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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-12-07

THE Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati GQzeHe is probably we'll posted
in regard to the disposition of the Radical
Congressman toward the Rebel States.''
10 his dispatch of the 29th ult. he says:
$50 far as theviews of COngressmen pre-
sent can be sscertained, there seems to be
a disposition to give the Rebel States a
reasonable time to show the course they
are determined to pursue regarding the
amendment, and after that, if they reject it,
then to legislate regarding them as if they
we're Territories. .. ...-
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A DuBLIN dispatch of the lst inst. says
energetic measures on the part of the Gov
ernment are being rapidly adopted. The
county of Limeric was to-day proclaimed as
being under martial law in order to prevent
% outbreak which was deemed to be immi-
neut. A large number of arrests have been
made of suspected parties, both in the city
aud county of Limerick. Arrests are also
being made in this city and other parts OF
Ireland.
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LAND FOR SALE

DY virtue of Deed Of Trust made to me by Thos.
- z. HaTwel on the 21st day Of July. 1865, / will
proceed TO sell 70 the highest bidder, at the court
house door in the town Of Pulaski. on
Monday the 10th day Of December next,
a tract of Land lying and being in the 10th civil
district Of Giles county, and which the said Thos.
i. Harwell now resides containing by estimation
ITO acres, bounded as follows; On the north by the
lands Of N Maury and B Sutton, on the west by
the lands of Mrs. A HaTwell, and on the south and
east by the lands of VIM A Alternately.
Terms Of sale-cash. Sold TO close up said deed
of trust to me ed in favor Of Samuel SheTFsl
James Jones and others.
nov 9-td SAMUEL SHERRILL, Trustee
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Tennessee Legislature.

The following joint resolution has al
ready passed the House and is now before
the Senate:
Whereas, the General Assembly of the
State of Tennessee has been required by
His Excellency, VIM. G. Brownlow, Cover
nor Of the State of Tennessee to take into
consideration the condition and workings oil
our Peditentiary system; and
Whereas, 1t appears that violent preiu-
dices and high passions, engendered By the
war, have not so far subsidized as to secure
from juries, in many cases, that most sa-
cred right, an impartial verdict; and
Whereas, From information derived from
numerous and reliable sources, and actual
investigation, it appears that in some locali-
ties verdicts have been rendered regardless
| of justice and mercy against certain classes;
| therefore,
! Be it resolved by the General Assembly
of the State Of Tennessee, That Joint
Committee of seven on the part of the House
and three on the part of the Senate be raised
to take into consideration this sll-impoatant
matter, and report to the Executive al
the earliest practicable period.
This all-importsnt NATTER means that
every thief and cut throat in the Peniten-
tiary who claims to be Radical land such
fellows invariably adhere to that political
faith is to be turned loose on the eommu-
nifty to rob and plumber Gd li5tuns. The
recent law relative to the qualification of ia.
rOrs will afford them magnificent field Of
operation. They are. in fact. the advance
guard Of Brownlow's Torch and Turpen.
| tine Brfgade.-Rnnner.
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The Aggressions Of the Radicals.

Inc Aggress1ons OF the ha0lcats'
The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette says in his dispatch of
November 80:
"As Congressman arrive, it is quite evil
dent that they come laden with the indig-
nation which the people feel toward Mr..
Johnson, and it is also made clear by these
indications that the people have advanced
| greatly since the elections. Whether there
will be an attempt at impeachment or not,
it seems certain that those now here are de-
termined to so strip Andrew johnson of
power, as to make him Powerless for harm.
"The opinion that The Fortieth Congress
will by law assemble at noon on the 9Th of
March next, is almost universal. and to such
an extent does this prevail, that the organi-
cation of that Congress. and it's probable
work is talked Of quite as frequently as the
meeting and a measures of the comb Q
session. -'
"The subject of ignoring the present
State governments, unless the rebels show
less obstinacy aud defiance, is rapidly gain
ing ground. Gen. Grants position, that
unless they adopt the amendment they may
go further aud fare worse, seems to be the
real key TO the situation.
! 1.-THE Statement of Gen. Grant to leading
rebels, that they were Invested Of all rights.
and Congress alone could restore them, is a
sufficient indication of the strength and d.
rection Of the political current" .-
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between B
L scy. S. a. Gordon and Jas. NJ. Morris has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent; s. a. Gordon
having sold all his interest in said business to John
Z. johnson the business in future TO be conducted
under the firm name and style Of Stacy Morris eco.
who viii be found at the old stand, the East side
Of the public square, where thy wall be pleased
see all their friends and the public generality.
.a j. b. STACY,
JAS. n. MORRIS,
s. A. GORDON,
Nov. 23-2t JNO. r. JOHNSON.
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A FARM FOR SALE

THE undersigned proposes 70 sell his Tract Of $50
i acres of Land lying between one and three miles
OfPuaski which Is about 200 acres fcleared land
the balance we'll timbered. The tract affords sew
eral settlements, and has it 10 never failing
springs and will be sold together in lots to suit
purchasers. If not sold together in q short time
the timbered lands will be sold in lots of from 10 70
so acres if desired. Terms reasonable. Apply TO
the undersigned at Pulaski.
Nov l6-4t JAMES MoCALLUM,
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In Chancery at PuIaski.

Rob't P. Spencer, cOmpl'nt, vs.
Sarah A. Neal, def'dt.
this cause ia appearing to the satisfaction of the
i clerk master from affi@ avit that the defendant
Sarah Neal, is nonresident of the State of Ten
nessee that the ordinary process of this court can
not be served on her, On motion it is therefore
dered that publication be made for four weeks in
succession in the Citizen, newspaper published in
the town ofPuas in said State, requiring the said
defendant to be and appear on the first day Of the
next term of the chanceTy court to be held for the
county OF Giles, at the court house in Pulaski, on
the first monday in March next, and answer the
complain ants' BILL or the same win Je taken for
con essed as to her and set for hearing ex-parte.
Decem Der 2. 1855 ... A. COX, &
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Our MARKET PRICEs.-Pork, l0c. and
downwards; Beef, SC. and upwards; Corn,
S34 and dOwnwards; Whisky, 1Oc. up
wards and downwards; and other produce.at
whatever it can be sold at.-Shel6yUitLs
Union. -.
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A correspondent of the Atlanta h'teIIi
geacer, writing from Athens, Tenn, says
East Tennessee can spare one million bush
els of corn for export.
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SALE OF LAND.
the 2nd Monday in December next

DY virtue of On order Of the Probate court of tho
ID county Limestone, State Of Alabama. will ex-
pose to public sale at the court house in Athens
the 2nd Monday in December next
the lands Of William Brown, decd, lying in Ala
bama-about twelve hundred acres, more or less
eight hundred acres subject TO dOweT--the remain
ing four hundred, being the choice lands, living by
and adjoining the Tennessee farm Of VIM, Brown,
decd, being about $50 acres 1nencumbered. This
tract will be divided into small lots to suit purcha
sers. Such title as intestate had viii be conveyed
According to said decree s200 cash will be required
from the whole sale. Usual security required and
lien retained on the land TO pay purchase money
VIM. II. WALKER, admr.
nov9-td of VIM. Brown, decd.
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J. Cal Gilbert etals, comPl'nts, vs.

Lewis N. Gilbert ct ais, def DIS.
IN this it appearing the satisfaction of the
i Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants LIE vis Gilbert, Laura Gilbert, Phoeba J
Gilbert, minor children of David Gilbert, deceas-
ed, are non-residents of the State OF Ten
nessee so that the ordinary process Of tins court
cannot be served on them; On motion it is there
fore ordered that publication be made for weeks
in succession in the Citizen, newspaper published
in the town Of Pulaski in said State recurring said
defendants TO be and appear on the nrst day OF the
next term of the Chancery Court, be held for the
county of Giles at the court house in Pulaski, on
the first Monday in March next, and answer
complaiDans' BILL or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as TO them and set for he airing er-pagte.
december Z 1885. A, cox, &. 81 NJ.
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Tnsnlvent Notice

A IL Perhons having claims against the estate Of
n Richard Powell, decd, are hereby notified TO file
renee county on or before the first day of March,
1857 authenticated the law directs for pro rata
Distribution of said estate, the same will be for
ever barred.
Dee. z, 1868. J. NJ. POWELL, Admir-.
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Nov. 2s-st
NOTICED

Ii PERSONS having claims against the estate
d Of Robert Moore are requested TO come foFSa 70
and present them, duly pFobated, within the anne
prescribed BY law OF the viii be barred by the
Statute Of limitations. J. z Hamilton, the former
administrator, having resigned. and have been
appointed ~ his place. All persons OWING the e
tate viii come forward and pay up IS tne sstsss
nanst be settled. u. d. EAh5ONoI
vs. aES-5t AdministTatoF.
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Proclamation by the Governor
STATE OF TENNESSEE,


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
To THE SHERIFF OF GILEs COUNTY, = Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to open and hold an
election at all the places Of holding elections in your
county on the Sd day Of January next after having
given the notice required by law for the election OF
an Attorney General for the 18th Judicial Crcut in
said State TO fill the vacancy occasOned by the res
iguation Of A. C. Hickey, and due return thereof
make TO me, according TO law,
In testimony whereof, / have heTeunto set my
hand, and caused the Great Seal Of the State TO
be affixed at the Department in Nashville on
the 10th day Of November, 1865.
By the Governor,
W. G. RROWNIOW.
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LAND SALE

pursuant to a decree Of tie Chancery Court at Pu
/ laski renn., in the case of Amanda Harwell +,
admir-, &C.. Martha A Harwell and others, will,
On Saturday, s2d December, 1856,
Sell TO the highest bidder at the Court house in Pu
lask tract of II acres of desirable land, situated
in the county of Giles, the waters of EgneW's
creek, and is the same decided by Vim Vaughan TO
TheophRlus Harwell in 1850.
TERMS: r "
Credit of s, II, and Is months with interest,"
Notes with good security viii be required, and lien
re aimed.
Dec. Z. A. OOA, Q. y.
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Ex-Feuian Gen. Sweeuy returns to Ten
nessee to join his old regiment. His alb
sence from service lost bis promotion, and
he is now ranking only as Major.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-12-07

MEssRs- CoLENAE and ABLE have been
reelected to the Legislature. from Shelby
county, by large majorities.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR
VALUABLE LAND

For Sale.
TN pursuance of the last viii and Testament o
1 William Alternately deed, 1 will,
On the 9th day Of December, 1866,
sell the highest bidder, on the premises at the
late residence of the Tesator the Tract of about 200
of Land of which he died seized and possessed
the waters of Big creek adjoining the lands of @
Alternately the north, J Miller and Giles a
Reynolds on the east, J Alternately on the south,
and John Alternately the west. The tract is
well improved, in good condition-has on It about
leo acres of cleared land and good buildings barn,
&c,-is well watered and finely timbered. The soil
is very FERTILE and is well adapted raising cotton
And to the size of the there but few bet
ter in the country. The land will be sold on credit
off, and years with interest lien being retain
ed For further information apply to the under
signed residing near the premises.
JAS. z. ALTERNATELY,
Nov lO-td Executor.
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j. FLrsoHER, Secretary Of state. -,
Notice.

Election Notice.
By virtue Of writ issued tn by His Excslleney,
the Governor Of Tennessee, will open and hold 8
special election at the various voting precincts in
Oils county, on the Cd day Of January, 1857, to
elect Attorney General for this the 18th Judi
cia district 70 FL vacancy occasioned by the
ignation of A. c. Hickey.
The constables Of the various civil districts lex
cePt the 7th) acthorzed, deputied and directed
TO open and hold the election IN their respective dis
iTicts in conformity with this notice.
Nov. so I'd B. H. PEDEN, Shift.
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SALE OF
TOWN PROPERTY.

DURSUANT to decree of the Chaneery court at
L ulaski, Tenn, at Septr. term, 1855, 10 cause
of P. B. Plummer Va. JnO. W. Simington etal, viii
On Saturday the 5th Of January next,
sell to the highest bidder at the court house door in
Pulaski, on a credit of months with interest, the
Dwelling House and lots toned in the pleadngs,
situated in Pulaski. and known on the plan of said
town as lots nos. %, o. 40 & Al-bornded north by
west bv ID Main street and is the same now occu-
pied by DIR. VIM. NJ. BuTdett residence.
Notes with good security will be required and o
lien retained until the purchase money is paid.
dec7 A. COX,
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We have fewer frivolous lawsuits, less
in debt, have better crops, more to eat, and
prettier women than any county in the
State. Who can say more than this for his
county?-FrankliB ReVie9.
{ As for plentiful crops. &c. we have
nothing to brag Of; but Giles challenges the
world for pretty women.
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A MEETING of the New York Chamber of
Commerce took place on the Esd ult., for
the purpose Of receiving the report of the
special committee appointed to consider the
expectancy of presenting = memorial to
Congress in favor of the abolition of tax on
cotton. The report recommended that the
tax be abolished on the ground Of it's being
inexpedient just at this time, as we'll as
practically unconstitutional, and was adopted
The committee making the report was in
strueted to prepare memorial to Congress
setting forth the injustice and impoliey of
the tax. We trust the movement thus COM
meuced will be supported by the Chambers
Of Commerce sRd Boards of Trade 10 other
cities. aud by petitions from citizens IN all
parts of the country. CO ..
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Miscellaneous.
NOTICE,

OTFIcE CLEnK o. rHE CiRrutr CorHr VoRl
BALTiuoRE Co., March 22d, 1866.
A TTENTION IL respectfully called to the
"A Law requiring Ordinary Keepers TO have
their recommendations for License signed by
two freeholders of the vicinity OF the place
where the ordinary is proposed TO be kept
The undersigned will hereafter grant no III
cense unless this Law IL strictly complied with.
For the convenience of persons who intend
applying for Ordinary License Tor the ensuing
year, Blank Recommendations can be had nj
the following places In the County by the ie,h
of April next;
Firs. Distriet-At secger A sieifel's and
Samuel Robinson's.
I'd do.-At John Crnoks, Randallstown.
ID do.-At Myers ; mile House, and Win.
torodcs mile House, lIooks,own Roa,l.
Ih do.--At J. II. harman's, 0wing's Mills.
aud Pfefrr's. Rcisterstown.
ga do.-At Thomas wilhelm's Store.
Ga and ia do.-At HofFacker's. Parkton.
STA do.--At Cockeysville Hotel aud Post OF.
fee. Texas.
va dat John G. Blum's. Toll Gate. York
Road and Govanstown Hotel.
l0M do.-At Millcr's, Monkton and J. Smiths,
Old York Road.
iIM do.--At Aquiia Amos. Hartford Road md
Blaekinston's. Philadelphia Road.
I?h do.--At John n. Hibncrs. Bel Air Road.
J.. Kimmell's. Philadelphia Road aud Thoma.
James. Esq, Canton.
iah do.--At &. Gillcrman's. Washington
Road.
JOHN II. LoSGSEcKER. clerk.
March 2l-tNI.
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license hall protect any person pretending d,
act under the same unless he l. named therein,
er y entitled ~ representative or ignee un.
der the provisions hereinafter contained IN thi
article. aud the clerk Issuing The license shall
enter upon the record Of licenses. the full name.
81 all the meiHbcrs Of q coIsarthcrship b. whiel,
| such lirense - issucd.
See. ,. And h. II enacted. That this act shall
Ia Ike effect On The ihirticth day Il April urxi.
| tChap It's. page 1851
~ Act 10 nmcnd Section on. of Article Gfty.
siN Of the C.slc 81 Public General Lave, Gu
titled "Liccnses." relating to the issuing II
Licenses by Clerks of Conrtss
Bc n enacted BY the General Assembly of
Maryland. That section one of Article hftv. sig
ct the Cod. II Public General Laws, entitled
"Licenscs,' be- amended aud re- enacted So a.
Co read ~ frli"wsi
All licenses shall De- granted hy the Clerks Of
The Circuit Courts IL the counties aud the Clerk
81 the Cpur, 81 Common Pleas in the city Of
iai,iinurc, except where different mode j.
specially provided, aud all licenses granted lv
the said clerks shall expire ON the ii day IL
May next. thereafter, except licenses for fish
cries aud horse races aud IL granted for pa RI Of
year, ratcnblr sum shall be- charged there.
inr.
tChaP. ?5?. page :TiD
An Act 10 prohibit the granting II Licenses for
the sale Of spirituous or fcrmcutcd liquors or
lager beer, ~ Or near the village IT Calver.
ton, in Baltimore county:
See. I. be il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, That herea tier IL shall not l,
lawful fer the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore County IN issue n license b. any per.
sou ~ persons a. sell spiriiuvus or f.rmented
liquor or lager beer Ia the village IL Calverton
or ~ any place nearer said village than one
half mile castwardly from thu Intersection oi
the. calverton aud Bloomin gdale turnpike. md
Within one mile aud halt FROM sad village
ia any either direction.
rhaP. goo. page ?psl
An Act Ia prohibit the granting Of Licenses for
the sale % Spirituous "r Fcrmented Liquors
"r lager Decr 1t or near Woodbcrry Factory
VA Baltimore county.
srcTioS IN u eaaet,d ~ he Gcaeroi A.
schJiy II Maryland. That hereafter IL shall not
be lawful for the Clerk 81 the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county to issue license a. any Ierson
or persons D. sell spirituous or fermenied II.
quOrs or lager beer at wooIberry Factory, or a.
any place nearer than three -fourths Of = mile
Ia every other direction.
sEc. 2.-And be IL enacted. That this act
shall take effect from and after the date Of its
passage.
JOHN X. HARVEY.
sheriff for Baltimore county.
y. BY instructions received from the
Treasury Department at the Clerks Office. all
person, applying for n license If any kind.
Except marriage licenses. which are the safnc
as herctoivre.l will hereafter have to pay the
Zee 81 hfty cents for issuing the same. making
"a total 81 sixty cents AS stated abuvc.
The fec Of ffty cent. has heretofore been
charged Ia the State.
JOHN X. HARVEY,
Sheriff for Baltimore county.
March 2I.--6t.
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OTPIcE CLERK ov THE CIRcuiy CouRT FoR
BALIInoRE Co, March 22d, 1850.

OFPIcE CLERK ov THE CIRcuiy CouRT FoRl
BALTInORE Co, March ?2d, 1850.
HNHE following Justices Of Peace for Balti.
l. more county eau be certified h. ~ holding
their positions properly. under the late deci-
sion Of the Court OF Appeals Of Maryland;
Frat District.-John X. Smith. Gideon Her
bert, John Gibson, David Townsend, Nathan
war6eld, 4. u. Lewis.
Steoad do.-Luther Timanus, Nicholas y.
Haight, William +. Mills.
Third do.-Adam II. Krout, Charles Percgoy.
John 8. stansbury, Jasper n. Slack.
F0"rM do.-George W. Fisher. Geo. W. Burk.
Robert Cross.
F,(tk do.-william Curtis. Eli Crowther.
Sirh do.-Nelson Cullings, John Gross. ssm'l
Kramer.
StreaM do-Edward n. Freeland, Micsjah
Tracy. Thomas Kaufman.
EigAh dO.--Robert S. Smith, John Willis, J.
NJ Fuller. William Duncan.
NiHh dO.-John W. Irwin. Thomas II. Rob.
inson, Uriah Carter. James II. Stran.
TsHn do.-John s. Curtis. John Smith.
Eleventh. do.-Matthew Murray, Caleb Green.
field. John W. Onion. VIM. d. Blackiston.
Teelfh de.-Geo. Councilman Henry Dickel
Elisha p. Gill. Charles R. Mace, William J.
Butler.
TAirtcenM do-F. q. y. waltemeyer.
JOHN II. L0NGNEcKER, Clerk.
March 2t.-?t.
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T0nN RANDOLPH QUINN %. ARRLTNF
~ PIEkPONT aud otheTa. IN fAe Cfnrnif CsmFf
80 s. 1'aii'eofs eo''a.y-l r Equity, March Tern,
Tho object of ihi. Bni Of Complaint whlsh
was hled 70 Dccen,hcr Term. 1881, s 70 procure
decree Tor tae aale Of the real estate % Thea.
y, ficrppnt, late II Baltimore county, deooaa-
ed, ~ order TO pay and satisfy his outstanding
ereai.oFs. The snhsianee II said bill Il that
said Thomas j. Fierpont In bis Lifetime. Was
indebted b. said '.Einn In large sum Of money!
that ludgmcrs WAS obtained By said Quinn or
the amount % sai,. indebtedness; thnttha per.
sonal estute of said deceased was insufHcleni 10
pay MS debts tina, after bis death, his heirs
~ law. by deed, conveyed their interest In said
real estate 10 said Abeline, his widow, Cor and
during her natural life that said deed Il fraud
upon the creditors Of said deeedent; that said
deed may be- declared void aud that the said
real estate Of decedcnt DO cold for the payment
81 his debts that the children and heirs atlaw
Of said deccdent are Sarah Jane, who inter
married with James Cavey, Charles A., who
interInarried with Eliza Ann -. Mileha O.
aud Mary Z. Pierpont adults, and James Pier
lloni, an infant, under tweniy-one years Of aee.
Aud petition Of coin plant filed IL this cause
alleges that two successive writs Of subpGma To-
sued against said James aud Sarah Ann his
wife. Charlie A. Picrpont and Eliza Ann, kla
wife, Milcha 4. aud Mary Pierpont adults, and
James Pierpont infant, commanding them 10
appear aud answer the premises, 4c., have been
county.
Il Is thsreuPon this 18th day Of March, In
the year 1855, adjudsed aud ordered, that said
parties be- proceeded against as non.residents,
aud that the compliments. by causing . copy
of this order 81 be- inserted in some Newspaper
printed aud published in baltimore county,
aud also ~ SOME newspaper printed and pub
lished ia baltimore city, lor four successive
weeks before
nc srst day # Nay Herf,
give notice n the said james Cavey and Sarah
Jane Cavey his wife. Charles A. Pierpont and
Eliza Ann his wife. Milcha G. Pierpont and
Mary q. PierIont. adults. anu the said James
Picrpont infant, the said absent defendants, Of
the object aud substance of said bill Of con-
plant, and warn them to appear in this Court
ia person or By solicitor. ON OF before the
frst day n August, ~ hc year 1885,
10 answer the premises aud show cause u any
there be-, why decree ought not 10 pass sc
prayed.
True Copy-Test
)0HN II. LONGSEcKER, Clerk.
March Att.
Baltimore Gosette copy lawlw and send
hill b. this office