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NEW YORK DAY BOOK
FoE. 1865
WHITE MEMS LIBERTIES -
State Rights-Fcderal Union.

THE NEW YORK Day Book is an independent
Democratic journal. folding, xith the late Sens
ator Douglas that this Government is made
OH the white basis, by white men, for the bene-
fit Of wete men and ther posterity forever. y
1t is 3rge double shce', with forty e;ght COL
unns Of reading matter, and in all respects
whether for Markets, News, Literary or Agri>
cultural ilformation--is not inferior to any as a
political or fan,tiy newspaper. IL its political
department., it grapples boldly with the real
question before the American People, and pre-
sents the only philosophy of it which can resist
the sweeping march OF Abotionism 1t is
Democratic in the true sense Of the term--the
defender of the Peoples Rights, but it is the
upholder Of no party chicaUery or tri kerry 1t
is not only for PEACE, but it shows hon. and
how only, permanent Pe.ce can be obtained,
and this glorious White Mans Government of
Washington restored, viz. by the utter rout,
overthrow, end determination Of Abolisionism
!I9mV tuoIycan soil.
The Day Book is now the only weekly politi-
cal paper II New York city made up exclusive.
ly for country circulation. All the others are
rrhashed from the columns OF some daily paper
| which renders it aim st impossible to give so
complete and general summary of the ne s. 9
in the other case. Persons about subscribing
should take this into consideration. Democrats
| also must see to it that sound papers are circn.
late among the People, or Abolitionism will new
er be put down. CB All who desire to reflte
the arguments Of Abolitionists should take he
Day Book.
Special Offers.
We desire this year to place botore million
Of northern readers the great doctrines the Day
Book teaches on the question of the Races =.
| We confidently believe # this journal vera
placed in the hands OF Que half of the voters of
the northern states between this time and Nos
vember, 1864, tue Democrats could not fail to
carry the next Presidential election. We there
tore make the following offers, no. in the light
OF prizes, and not even because it will De profi-
! table--ior We scarcely afford i.--but solely
10 secure ride dissemination. Of tie pews ,cbtch
IRE profoundly beliepe nil sdue our country:
Clubs Of Twenty.
For club OF twenty, besides the extra paper
now offered, we will se-.d copy of DR.. Van
Evrie's great work on Negroes and Negro Sla-
very. the third edition of which is just ready
Price 81 90.
Clubs Of Fifty.
For club Of fifty subscribers, a. 500 we will
send one extra paper and complete set cf our
Anti Abolition Publications. the prices of which
taken together, amount to 81 35.
Clubs OF One Hundred.
In relation 70 clubs of one hundred we will
say this: Whoever will send US one hundred
subscribers at one time, the club to be sent to
one address, and begu aud end at the same time
will receive the papers at STOOL
We. II 4 Co.
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DtrectorE.

GUsrAvus F. DAVIS, Pres't CRY Bank, Hartford.
W. II. q CALENDER, Cash'r State Bank.
JAS. L. HOWARD, j. L Howard & Co
GEO. W. MOORE, Moore & Johns n
MARSHALL JEWELL, P Jewell * Sons,
E. Ro EERrs, Keneys, Roberts Goodwin
THos. BELKNAP, Jr., Ketchum, Sen 4 Co., NY
cHAs. WHITE, late cashier Northampton Bank
C b. ERWIN, Fres't NV Britain Bank.
HUGH HARRISON. Treasurer Coils Patent Fire
Manufacturing Co. Hartford.
GEO s. GILMAN, ATTY at Law, Hartford
INo. B srNCE Hil!yer 4 Bunce EIartf,rl.
G. SHOVE Agent,
I'm Mauitowoc, Wis.
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Sheet Music Department

We have unu u.l facilities for supply ing the
wants OF tn. pubic, being in constant receipt
OF al the new music published in the United
States, and the best of foreign publications,
which together with our own constantly in>
creasing catalogue, constitute a stock of great
and choice variety
The public is cordially invited to visit thi.
moGe establishment and examine the beautiful
ASSOC tnent Of music and musical Instruments.
II. n. HENPSTED,
25S Main street, Milwaukee.
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MASON e HAMLIN'S
90 ABINET OR AN! =:

For Families, Churches andESchools
Adapted to SACRED and SECULAR MUSIC
Answering the same purpose in Churches
Halls, &C., of moderate size, that the large and
expensive pipe Organ does in large churches
A desr, BILE instrument for the Parlor-far Sc
perior to the Melo leon in every respect, and
capable Of rendering much delightful music to
which the Piano is not adapted.
PRIcEs-Flom S 10 to $500. Every instru
ment e warranted for five years.
Call and see testimonials from over two hun>
dred of the most distinguished musicians and
organsts in the country, including Lowell Ma
son, VIM. By Bradbury, Thos. Hastings, Geo.
Jas. Webb, Geo. F. Root, John Zundel, and the
eminent pianists. Gottscha!k, Thalberg, Stra-
kosch, and William Mason.
Messrs. Maso & Hamln have never yet fail
ed to receive the FIRST premium at EVERY ex>
hibition of their instruments, having now over
thirty such premiums, including one gold and
eleven silver medals. -r ...-
Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
Fl. D. SHEPARD Agent.
Manitowoc, Oct 1864
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FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PREMIUM
Will insure $1,000 against loss of lite occasions
ed by accident tt any PUBLIC CONVEYANCE by
which the assured may at the time lie travelling,
UApkR The TRAVELLERS RISK Policy
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
Secures full policy for IS 90. ani S25 per
week comp ersaton for personal il jay inca pa
citating the assured from his ordinary business.
under the Travellers Risk.
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM.
Secures full policy for So, 600, and s25 per
week compensation for all and everv description
of accident, travelling or otherwise, -under a
Ger eral Accident Policy.
Policies for $500, with So per week CONS
ion, can be had for So per ar mum, OF any
other sum between $500 and s. zoo at proper
tomato rates.
Special aud ha zardous ii ks taken at special
and haz ,rdous rates.
s5g- No medical examna n required
G.. BATTER Sun, Pres't.
RODNEY DENNIS, Sec
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.
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FRED. RUDOLPH,
WHOLESALE d RETAIL
DEALER IN
WINES e LIQUORS
Rk'CIIfIER Of |TUI.SKEY

Recommends TO his friends and customers
h new stock of Bourbon .-onon gahela, Rye;
old Rye two years, and Rectifed Whiskey ,
Grandics; Run; Gin; Arack; Cherry Wine
nd Brandy; German, Spanish aud Italian Bit
sers Rum and Arack Punch all kinds of sweet
Liquors; Rhein, French, Madeira and Pert
Vines, Cider and Vinegar.
will whit upon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side. Manitowoc.
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FARM FOR SALE.

I IL acres in south east quarter Of Section
L %, Town 20, Range 81, adjoining village
plat Of Ncshoto Sixty five acres improved.
Will he sold cheer. for cash. Enquire at Office
e HAMILTON 6 TREAT
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Photographs, Ambrotypes,& sc.

Photographs, AmbrOtypes, Sc.
Executed in the finest style of the Art. A gen
eral assortment OF Photographic Albums, Cases,
end Frames, is kept on hand and will be sold at
low figures.
CORPSES and INVALIDS TAKEN at their
residence if required also Views OF Landscapes
and Dwellings taken at reasonable rates. Hav
ing had fifteen years experience in the Fine
Arts, we shall undertake to do as good work as
is done in any of the Eastern cities.
Office on York street, opposite Platt & Villas
Store
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FRUIT TREES /.

COOK & CO, haze large and varied stock
" Of Fruit Trees and Shrubbery, at or ne4i
the Williams House, Those who have engaged
trees are r>qneste to call AID get them as soor
as possible. Apply to
j. 3. sILSBEE,
rear c. finals store
Maritowoc Anril 20 1865
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u. S. $50 LOAN.
First National Bank of
ManitOW0c.


TNHIS BANK, having been appointed Agent
L for this new and popular Loan, will receive
suhsci ptions TO the same and deliver notes free
of charge TO subscribers, as coon as they can be
obtained from Washington.
Interest will accrue from the day, when
money is deposited with us and parties subscrib-
ing will gain from four to five days interest over
subsci ibtion orders sent to Milwaukee or Chi
csgo, and eight to ten days over orders sent to
New York or Washington. ...
This loau pays sure rate of Interest (seven
and three tenth per cent? and is convertible at
the end of three years, into the popular and
favorito 3" FIvE-TwkRTIEs," which are now SELL
i'g at high premium at the same time is ex-
empt from State or municipal taxation.
All 500 legilss ten Ter notes INCLUDING &C.
CRUTD INTERisT vii! DE received on subscription
The notes re issued in denominations of
$50, 500, $500, $1,000, 5000.
G. c, BARNES, President.
Feb. Is. 1865.
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1 OST on the LII Inst, led COW, Straight
IL horns. AID hetatcn three aud tour years
od, size had bell OIL when lost Any esrson
Celv ciing or stating here sid COW can be
foun v i'll be Literally rewarded.
O. L. TOUsBURG,
Hanitowoc. Nav II, 1863.
es,TRAYED On The oth INST, red COW with
} white spots on the lack, and had My OF e
orn, ard was bout four years Oil a y per-
snn delivering sid COW CT stating where she
can he found will he beraly rewarded
\. BERNERs.
Two Rivers, Way II IS65.
HAIlLE FAIR.-Ihe Undersigned iniol ms
- the public that there will be Cattle
Fair III The Village Of Mishcolt on The first
Mot6 y Of June 1866, and on tie first Mon
day Ct every month thereafter during the sea
tun.
Ample yreparators viii be made FOR the care
q al kinds Of Cattle and Hons :.
NICHOLAS rEREE5
Nzhicott, Nay II, ls55,
nanitoWoc County-Clrcuit Court.
~ pursuance If the Statute in such ca e
ruede ard provided, notice is hereby given that
lie Clcik 4 the Circuit Court, cr the County Of
htl,itowcc, Wisconsin, will at his office, in the
.i!aee IT Aanitowcc, On Satur lay, the 9th
.:sv OF Ma, 1865, at the hour a two O'clock
I y. "i said day proceed 10 draw sew ateen
persons to serve rs Grand Jurors, sni twenty
four persons to serve az Petit Ju ols for the
june term Of the Circuit Court, in and for the
said c, unity Of Sial itowoe
Dated 1T the Clerks office in Maj itowoc, ii S
i day Of My, A. D. 1860.
JOSEPH FRAhCEf.
Clerk Of CT cult Court.
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J. a. BROWN, NJ. D..

Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur
MaHiiow0c, Wisconsin,,
HAVING permanently located here, respect
Ill fully tenders h professional service. 10
the cit;z ms of Manitowoc and vicinity, trusting
that lengthy experience in the pIac ice OF his
profession, in all Its departments, VIII suffice to
recommend him to their favor, their col fdence,
and their patronage
PROFESSION Al CALLS always attended to
promptly, and at all times, both day and night.
- Office and Residence. for the present
corner of York and Seventh streets, at the dol
residence of X. X Jones
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DEFY COMPETITION

The patronage of the people of Mantle voc,
Calumet, Kewaunee, and Brown counties is So
lcited, and they will find it to their advantage
to call and examine my prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere. To the people of those coun-
ties would say, that for the patronage l have
received Of them l am very thankful, and hope
to have them continue the same, as | am now
better prepared to supply their wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
From this date l will pay the highest mar! ct
price for all kinda of
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Clubs OF One Hundred

In relation to clubs of one hundred, we will
say this: Whoever will send US one hundred
subscribers at time, the club to be sent to
one address, and begiu aud end at the same time
will receive the papers at Sl00i'
Y. f II 4 Co.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
She1Win, NOVEL; & Pratt.

We call attention of visitors to Milwaukee to
our extensive aud rich stock of Silks aud Dress
Goods.
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to customers. My stock consists of
French Wool Cassimeres, f. d N. Cassi
meres, Sa!inets, DENNIS, Co'onnades,
Dress Prints, Valencias, De.
lanes, Ginghan,s, Louns,
Dress Goods, Checks,
Pads. Ladies
Cloth, & c.
With large stock of Ladies' Stella, Brocha,
and Silk and Worsted Shawls.
Ny Groceries consist of choice assortment
of Black and Green Teas, Bro and White
Sugars, Coffee, Rice, Dried Apples, Currants,
Rasins, Palm and CASTLE Soap.
My assortment Of Boots and Shoes comprise
Mems and Boys Boots,
Women and Children's Shoes,
MEMS Bolmoral Shoes
Ladies Congress Caters,
Children's Lola Montez CATERS
Also, choice lot of Cutlery, Spades & SHOW
els, Rakes, Hoes, Forks, Nails, Glass, Putty,
Sash, Tubs, Pals, &c.
l have also a large assortment Of HATS i
CAPS, and all my goods will be sold at prices
which will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

:URENCH FLUTING done Q at, at II. King:
II MRS. H. ROSENBAUMo' ll''
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HANDSOME DRESS GOODS

We have now in store most choice assert.
ment of Elegant Dress Goods, to which we So.
licit the inspection Of the ladies' They have
nearly all been purchased within the past month,
either at auction or from importers direct, and
we are prepared to retail them as cheap as anv
establishment in the Union We name in part
the following goods:
20 pieces superb quality "a and 26 inch solid
Colored Silks, in beautiful shades Of Blue
Brown, Green. Mode, Lavender. & purple
10 pieces Colored MORE Antique, in choice
shades.
piece very superior quality Black choice
shades.
10 pieces corded and small figured goods.
80 pieces heat striped Colored Silks, very high
lustre, we'll adapted for misses, suitable
for street or evening dresses, and only Sl.1j
per yard We consider the above lot Of
goods great bargain.
Is pieces Colored and Black Irish POplins, il
very desirable colors-some high colorS in
the assortment.
Is pieces wide and heavy rich Black Silks,
with and without gloss, which we can
recommend as being one of the most com.
plete stocks of good Black Silks in the
market.
We also have on hand magnificent assert.
ment of Empress Cloths, in all colors:
Pekin Poplins, Ottoman Poplins, Plaid al.
wool Merinoes and Reps, Figured French
Merinoes Printed all wool MousseneS
Colored Alpacas.
80 pieces Lupin's all wool MousselInes, IN a..
the most desirable colors made by them
100 pieces Lupin's al wool French Merinoes,
from 81. 25 up to the best imported.
MOURNING GOODS.
We would also call attention to our Immense
stock Of Black Goods of every description.
which comprises nearly every fabric manu1aC-
tured by Lupin, and which we recommend with
the greatest confidence to our customers.
All goods marked in plain figures at the low
est cash price. o
W. NJ. SINISTER s. BRO,
No. So, Market Space, Washington.
Washin gton, nov 2-eo3tif
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D Por OF
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.

Giving special attention to this department. Of
our business, we beg to call to the notice of
FAMILIES IN MOURNING the following
Goods, of ''LUPIN'S' celebrated manufac
ture, which are we'll known to be the best in
the world:
Black Silk and Wool Poplins 50 wide
Black all Wool Poplins "A and 5-4.
Black all Wool Empress Cloth, IA and So
Black French Merinoes, 3d. Ga, IA, and 81
Black French Mousselain, 3d. 6-64, and 80.
Black French Ottoman Cloth, "A and So.
Black Pekin Cloth-new article.
Black al Wool Tamese
Black Parisienne Cloth-new article.
Black Australian Crape-new article
Black Biarrtz-neW article
Black Bomzines, fine to magnificent.
Black Poplin Alpacas.
Black Irish Poplins.
Black Mohair Lustres.
Mourning Silks, all qualities.
rs The above goods were purchased by us
in large lots at Public Sale, for Cash. and will
be sold at extremely low prices.
JOS. j. MAY & CO.,
3O9, Penn. av. bet. 9th and 10th sts.,
nov 4-if5t Washington, D, c.
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DIED.

In Alexandria Vs. on Sunday morning. Oct. GOTH of in
alrlatiol q tie bowels, JENNIE only Child Of Charles T.
and Roberta A. Coakey aged year. II months and
hath called thee Rest sweet one
thy abode thou bright too fair flower, to
and friends attracted by his aeconate and winning
ways unnatural for of his tender years but the stranger
would often pause attracted by that bright and smiling face
Alden darling boy miss theeyes miss thy merry
prattlng voice and that fond footstep shall greet
ears Yetthy patient sutferngs Ger Let not nur-
muir arise in the bruised heart Of affection Thou
savest him for time thou taken him again to myself
Sleep little Angel boy.
We hope to meet thee yet again.
Where all is brightness love sndjoy
When we, like thee, are freed from pain.
Lynchburg and Fredericksburg papers please copy.
At Mariana Florida the 25th Of July last, aged 81
wears CHARLES A. HENDERSON, eldest Of the late
Gen Arch'd. Henderson, q. S. Marine Corps.
National Intelligencer please copy.
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GOLD.
GOLD.
New YORK, November Gold, 1853,

The records and findings in the case of Cap
tain Henry Wirz, late in charge at Anderson
vile Prison, we're received by the President
on Thursday morning He has not as yet
taken action concerning the case.
The valuable property known as the "Clif-
ton Factory" situated in ST. Mary's county,
Nd, which was seized by the Government as
part Of the estate of Joseph Forrest, who
raised company of troops in Maryland for the
Confederate army in 1861, has been restored to
W. Cough, who claims to be the loyal owner
of the same.
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OH Alsza 1la 9 tn 4 G ~ = & !
SATURDAY EVENING, NO VE d l BEE Z

The following advice is given to the Freed
men il. this State, By the Lynchburg Repu y!
lican ssIhe advice, which we have to 2. glve
Go all our colored friends who intend to live an
honorable life, and do not want themselves ana
families to suffer from the rgors OF the winter,
to procure homes Ct some sort oh neloig indus
frious and ECONOMICAL. IF all cannot get good
wages as probably all cannot, because 50 many gar
81 Them have con1sg,regated here, let them be
sure toSpet homes where they can be comtorta-
BE. whether they get wages or not Our WORD
an f. hundreds Will find before spring time
comes Is again, that to be comfortably, fed and
housed will be the sweetest wages they ever
received. $
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MAGNOLIA HOUSE,
COR. OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS SITS,
NDRIA. VA.

The 'MAGSoL1A,n is the place for all lovers
Of good things in life. Here you can eat and
grow fat-drink and be merry. The LARDER
IS always plentifully supplied with the best OF
everything. All kinds of LIQUORS; a le and
Porter on dTaugh Weiss Beer Ghoos b segaps
convenient House for travellers, being only
two blocks from the Railroad Depot, The pro
prietor, also, takes pleasure in announcing
that his new, elegant and CoMMoDIoUs HALL
is now finished and can be engaged for Parties
reasonable rates. For te1ms apply to,
R. FREDERICK, Proprietor,
; &C 26-2w Magnolia House.
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bF FfSsy TSnm lR5S9dASn AND 15Su7zoTs
= Of MRS. e.. ROSENBAUM'S, ill., A"'
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VIM. M, .FITZHUGH Clerk, pro tenn
+ DULASY, p. c. nov 4-1aw4w
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lIFYANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

VIRGINIA, to wit At rules held in the
Y Clerks Oficesof the Circuit Court of Fair
fax.eounty on the last Monday il October, 1863
William z. Dulin vs. Charles. 3. 1Orton, S. J ].
.Groot, Volney Orion, ChesterD emmingg, Eliza
u. Demming ana William H. Du ia defts.-722
inzchancery., ~
Mem:-The object of This suit is btain de
cree appointing trustees to carry out the pro-
visions of two deeds, the one executed on the
18th day of May, 1858, by Charles A. Orion to
S. T.: Groot, IN trust for the said complainant,
and the other from .ElizaJ. Demming.and Ches-
ter Demming, to William 81. Dulany, in trust
for the purposes therein mentioned, executed
on the 9Th day Of September, 1858. It appear
ing by affidavit fled that the said Chas a. Orten,
S. j. Groot, Volney Orion, Chester Demming
and Eliza j. Demming are non residents of this
State, it's ordered that. they appear within one
month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect. their interests.
4 WIN. M, FITZHUGH. Clerk, pro tenn.
4 DULANY, p c. nov 4-1aw4W
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, -
~ L u r A Y Y A.

~ L U. R A 7 VA
The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the travelling public that he has repaired
and reftted the above named house, and will be
happy at all times to accommodate them. His
table WILDE furnished with, the best the market
affords, and his stable we'll stocked with grain
and hay. Strict attention will be paid to the
wants of his guests. His bar is supplied with
the best LIQUORS. D. NJ. ADAMS.
Luray, Page CO., Va, oct 4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

The Supreme Court Of Missouri, has sen.
fenced Father Cummings, Catholic priest of
Pike county, IN that State, to pay a fine Of five
hundred dollars for preaching without taking
the Convention oath. Attic mass Convention
which was held in Pike county on Friday of
last week, one of the speakers alluded to the
persecution to which Father Cummings bad
been subjected, whereupon the entire Con
vention rose, and gave three cheers for him.
As an evidence of the respect in which this
priest is held by his neighbors, it was stated,
on the occasion of his arrest, that nearly all OF
the respectable Protestants IN town protfered
to enter bail for him and raise fund to en-
ploy lawyer to defend him.
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VIRGINIA, to wit:-At rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of Fair
fax county on the last Monday in October, 1862
decd, vs. Austin L. Adams-in chancery,
upon sci ia. -2a
Mem: The object of this sofia, is to revive
suit depending in the Circuit Court of Fairfax
in the name Of Turner Dixon against Austin L.
Adams, in the name Of said Mary Jane Dix
on, Executrix of the aid Turner Dixon, he hay
ing departed this life since the institution of the
said suit. It appearing by affidavit fled that the
said defendant is nota resident of this state, it
is ordered that he appear within one month af-:
ter due publication hereof: and do what. is ne
cessary to protect his interest copy teste.
WIN. M. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
T. 3. TAYLOR. P. Q. no 4-1aW4w
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ma~REv DR.. GURLEY, of Washington, will
preach in the First Presbyterian Church, on
Sunday morning, at II o'clock, and in the even 1
inc at half-past Z. nov 3-2t*