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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03
Town 81, Range II.
NAME. DEsC'N. SIC. AMT.

DIV strickland-I2 acres on
the side Of lot In sec.
I commencing 4 rods G of the NV
corner Of said lot 4, thence s
90 e upon the n line Of Wash
ingtOn 81, in the village Of Bay
City, 70 the westerly line Of 9th
e, thence northerly on the W
line Of 5th 81, TO the line of
said lot 4, thence n 6 rods to
the q line Of said lot 4, thence
W 10 the place Of beginning,
ID " Strickland-Part of lot4
beginning on the side of Mer-
idiau st. az the sw corner Of
Washington 81, in the village Of
Bav Civ, thence easterly on
the s side Of Washington st 20
9th 81, thence s AZ VITO Meri-
dian 81, thence n upon the =
side Of Meridian ST, 10 the place
Of beginning.
D " StrieEland-Part Of lot 4
beginning on the Mississippi
River At the Sc corner Of Sd 81,
in the village of Bay City, then
n4iS to the line Of said lot
4, thence : on said G line 10 the
Mississippi River, thence up
said river 10 place Of beginning
ID W Strickland-Part Of lot I
beginning on the Mississippi
River at the sw corner Of 30 81,
in the village Of Bay City, then
n A. to the " line Of Mar.
HE 81. thence n 49, W on the
W line Of Narkle st tO3!eridian
st. thence s on = line of Nerili-
an 81 to the Mississippi River,
thence down said river 10 the
pace Of beginning,
ID W Strickiaud-1T acres in
lot in
beginning on the Mississippi
River at the Sw corner Of Le-
wee 81, in the village Of Bay
CITY, thence e AZ e to the ives
tcrly line Of Washington 81,
therce n A. " on the wester-
d. line If Washington 81 % 81
-, thence 8 Az w 8 rods 20 the
w line Of said lot ], thence 5
on said w line 20 the MissisSip-
pi River, thence down said riv-
or 70 the place Of beginning.
d " Strickland-Part Of lot
. in sec.
beginning at the ne corner Of
lGt2. thence n on the q line OF
said lot > u Pepin st. in the
village If Bay City, thence 5
4i7 " u Jackson 81, thence n
46- " 10 the W line Of said lot
2. thence q 20 the place Of be-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03
Sale of Sept LIST, 1858.

IF not redeemed on or before
May 10th, 1867, will be conveyed
to purchasers.
City of Prescott-First Ward.
Original Plat.
II A DreibeIbis; At ! bK K 1854
UnKnOwn It 90 If:05
Bailey, Dow & Co.'S Addition.
UnKnewn 1t4 TX 10 2;1S
Copp d Maxson's Ist Addition:
VET-Z
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03
Town q. Range IL.

NAME. DEsC'N. SEC. AMT.
e 17lS rods, thence n 40 rods TO
the place of beginning, 6043
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03
Town d. RANGE 20.
Village of Maiden Rock.

Heirs of Harris--Lots 2 345 6 block 2,
amount each Sl,72
A Harris-N hflot Silks 6,S4
do lot blk s 14,T6
Heirs Of Harris-Lot blk IL 2,15
UnknOwn-Iot blk IL 2,15
Unknown-Lots $40 blk IL, each 1,72
do lOts7 S blk II, each 2,l5
do lots l blk II, each 2,15
do lots 4 blk u, each LIZ
do lots 6 I blk II, each 2,15
Feirs Of Harris-lot1 blk Is LIZ
UnknoUn-lOts 23 4 5 s blk
Is, each LIZ
Unknown. lots 1 2 1867 blk
IA, elch LA
- blk 10, each LIZ
Unknown, lots s4567s9
blk Is, each liz
Heirs Of Harris, lots IL II blk 16,
each l,I2
B Ryan, lot S blk % 2,12
Unknown, lot blk 20 III
do lots Z blk 25, each 1,T2
do lots 2 As CTS 9 10
IL II blk 20, each 1,72
do lot blk 80 1874
do lot blk 80 2,44
A Harris, lot blk 80 2,O7
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03
Town q. Range Is.

CuEuova-Ail &c iat2 Is
except - acre, deed 90 10 JOS
rgu Bolts.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03
Town 25. RANGE 10.

Heirs 0fHGrris-Part Of lot3 Is
commencing at the Sc corner Of
block Is, in the village of Dia-
mond Bluff, thence 46o W
$40 feet, thence s Al : " on 4th
st : rods TO the Mississippi Riv-
er, thence SO down SAID river
20 rods, thence n a : e IA rods
20 the place hasinnin -
lof QF
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03

L lkHowr--fJ acres Couleu-
cling IS rods from the ne corner
ofsr ,
the c. - rods. thence wCstT1
rods. theme n f. rods. thence e
20 rods to place ot beginning,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26

Raisns Oysters Brandy Peaches Cod Fish, Macere
Plug and Tin Foil Tobacco Snuff Nuts Dairy Salt Bb Extracts
Cheese Shoe and Scbng and Horse Brushes Mustard Cigars
cenaed Ley Rope AK Heves Willow Clothes Mills
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26
Kerosene Oil.

Louisville Cement Hunts Axes Fishing Tackle Match Safes Foot cra-
Cotton Yarn Vinegar We have also large
Ladies' Gents and Chen Shoes and CATERS the largest
the Northwest all of which propose to sell cheap
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
Legal Notice.

DY VIRTUE Of the provisions of deed OF
ID trust. executed by ]. H. Caldwell. and
his wife. Mary Cald well, to the undersigned,
dated July 18th 1860 and duly recorded on
pages 354 and 1855 Book P of the records of
the Probate CLERK Of Madison county, State
Of Mississippi.' L hereby give notice to all
parties interested, that will proceed to sell
before the Courthouse door. in the city Of
Canton. State asd county azores aid, on
Monday, 18Th aay January, Al. 1861,
between legaitho t6the highest bidder. al
public QUERY. for cash. the follewi ing real
estate situate and lying within the county of
Madison, State Aforesaid, together with all
and singulsr the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing, viz: M and 8 WI and wa of s Ell
of section 3. S Ell and W. N ct and 81 E3
N E} Of section 10, M of 81 and 81 Of W.
Of 8 WI. ofseetion II in township eight range
2 east and "a 8 Ell Of section 8. All Of sec
ton "a. and vi off WI Of section IS town
chip 3 range Q east. containing by estimation
1870 acres more or less. Et
The title 10 believed TO be beyond dispute,
bu actipg % trustee, shall only convey such
title as 10 vested in me by virtue Of said deed
in trust. RICHARD WINTER,
Jsn.lI-'66-ly. Trustee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11

GBS. FoRRBsr COLLARS AND PREsExTs 4
PBroL Ara Z. S. 0FFicER.-We have just
learned some Of the particulars of an inter-
essing incident that occurred yesterday NOR
Ming on one Of the cars on the ". 4 o. Rail-
road. There were Federal officers in the car
one OF whom was spread out upon two seats.
Gen. Forrest, accompanied by Mrs. Lyttle,
who was going down to okalona after the
remains Of her husband, Gen. Lyttle, entered
the csr, which was somewhat crowded. The
General went up to the officer and very po-
litely requested him to allow the lady seat.
The officer replied that be did not know
whether be would or not. Gen. Forrest then
said he knew he would, and said some hard
words, whereupon the oneer reached for his
sword, but the General was toe quick for
him, catching him by the collar and present.
ing "Colt," persuaded him to step out Of
the car If We have been correctly Informed,
the officer was very much at fault, and his
eoaduct Was heartily condemned BY the Fed
erals Who were with him in the car.-CoristA
Es4Niysr. CD o.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
9gal" Notites.
CITATION
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison County,
In the matter of the Petition Of H. Z. and
SIN Ozisr. for Partition Of Really.
To the Heirs at Law Of !. c. M. Peel,
deceased
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear
= before the Honorable Probate Court
of the county of Madison, Aforesaid, to DO
held at the courthouse, in Canton, on
Tie 9oM dag Of January. 1886,
to shew oause. If any you can. why the
petition Of II. l.. Ozier and s. M. Ozier,
his wife, praying for partition Of certain
real estate thertin set forth and described;
situate in said county. on the Canton and
Livingston road, purchased jointly by
the said }. M. C,rPeel and the said 8. NJ.
Ozier Of John and Elisabeth Lutz, on the
10Th day Of March, 1868, and by them
Jointly held until the death Of said Peeb
should not be granted. go
By order of the Court. ,,.,-,.-,y
s.v li. .-. E. D. WARD, CLERK.
Dec. 20, 1865. eS4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
DEATH OF BENJAMIN F. DILL, ESQ.

As we go to press, says the Memphis Daily
Avalanche, the sad news of the death of our
respected contemporary OF the Memphis Ap-
peal, is brought to our. ear. Mr.. Dill was a
native of Georgia, and, we should judge,
Was about fifty years of age. At an early
period of his life he embarked in the stormy
sea Of editorial life, and for many years edit
cd democratic newspaper iu Oxford, Miss.
He afterwards moved to Memphis and be.
came associated with the Memphis appeal, of
which paper be was at the time of his death
sole proprietor. Under the auspices of his
management, and that of bis late associates,
that paper received an impulse which raised
it to certain success, q condition Of fortune
it continued to preserve. Upon the fall OF
Memphis it was moved as the Confederate
lines receded and continued to change its To-
Cality as tho advance of the enemy rendered
it necessary In all these perilous moments
of its existence Mr.. Dill reverently followed
its fortunes and was found at bis post d.
reetiHg influence to the promotion of the
best interests of the Confederacy and to its
success in the deadly struggle in which it
wac engaged.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11

The Hsrald's Montreal correspondent says:
The Davis family are living In this city, and
iu poor circumstances. 1t consists of Mrs.
Howell, Miss Howell and .."Willy" Davis.
Margaret Davis is At the Sacred Heart Con-
vent, and young JEFF. Davis is at the College
., Lenox,ills.
The family while living on Richmond
Square, in this city, was visited by Coils.
Johnson and Sutherland and Capt. Richard
son, of,he late rebel army, who showed great
respect to the family of their chief, and are
described as gentlemanly men, &c.
Owing to the sudden fall to nothing Of the
rebel paper money, the family found them
selves Eve thousand dollars less 10 funds
than they expected to be, and were in COM
sequence very much Strengthened in means
80 much so that they had to leave house
where the charge for living was small, to go
into another enc where it was still smaller.
Mrs. Howell is fine old woman of sixty
four years Of age, tall and stately. Miss
Howell is a fine, tall young woman, quite
Southern in look, DC. She is rather tall to
look we'll.
Master William Davis is a fine boy of four
years or more Of age. He looks Il little like
his father, the nose promising to be aqueline.
His forehead is a very good one.
Of Aiss Margaret Davis and Master Jeffer-
son very little is seen in this city. They are
both described as fine children the girl
being nine years old and the boy about sew
en-, the latter resembling the father in some
features.
As may be imagined, the family are very
warm On the matters of the late rebel cause.
The young lady is particularly SOL and the
two boys, with boyish boldness, speak very
freely, and now and then indulge in little eb
ullitions of anger, saying what they would
10 if they were men, &c. In regard TO this,
Willie one day put row of apples on the
table, and with violent sweep of his hand
sent them all rolling on the floor, shouting at
the same time, That's the way would
make the Yankees Hy."
All the family attend the Episcopal Church,
going to the Cathedral, (the fashionable
church bere.)
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
OBITUARY..

A tribute to the memory Of wILHrLx N.
MoBRow, who died on the morning Of the
23rd of Dee, aged fourteen years. Again
has the death angel descended and bore from
the happy family group another lovely Cow.
er. Destined for an early grave by the fatal
hand of disease, she tloomsd like Me frsgiie
lily, Influenced even by the breath of the
gentle zephyr. She lived an emblem of pur.
ity-winning many fond hearts by her smis-
BILE and a6ectionate disposition. She passed
of youth were just unfolding their beauties !
when Young life seemed so propitious, 50
tantalizingly bright. Her voice is now still
in the silent hush of the tomb, and her loved
presence has passed from our view.
When npprised Of her final dissolution,
she displayed no fear, but seemed calm, and
even resigned. Conscious that death was
inevitable, she bore her sufferings with pa.
thence and fortitude seldom witnessed-and
even when convulsed in the last sgonies Of
death, she seemed to be wholly conscious,
and conversed fiuentiy with all around her.
A bright vision of future happiness seemed
to loom up before her mental horizon, and
smile of seraphic loveliness lit up her bean.
tiful face as she spoke Of the heavenly throng
that had come to bear her spirit to its haven
ofrest. As gazed on the placid connie.
nance of the dead, could but reflect shst
there are some beings all too bright and
beautiful for this world, and God but trans
plants them to u better cline, where the pure
in heart, the just made perfect, shall forever
dwell. t 1868. J.
CARrHAGH, Dec. 26th. I. .-------
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
JTrust Sale

DY virtue of the provisions Of Deed executed
ID by Robert ii 7 Davis and wife TO the under
signed dated 23d day Of May. A. D. 1861 and duly
recorded in pages COZ and Goa, book =, of the rec
ords of the Office of the Probate Clerk of Madison
county, Mississippi, will sell, before the Court
house door, in the city Of Canton, county and state
last aforesaid, on
Monday, the ish dog If Fstr~ay, a. d. 1866
between legal honrs, to the highest bidder at pub
lie outcry for cash. the following real estate stu
ate In said county Of Madison, viz: Northeast
quarter and North half of South east quarter, and
twenty of the Southeast corner of Southeast
quarter Of Section twenty-five. Township fpht,
Range two East North half Of Section thirty;
South west quarter Section thrt Northwest quar-
ter Section twenty-nne Northeast QUARTER Ser
Non thiftS.tFo. Township eight, Range three ESt.
less twenty On the North east corner Of West
half of said Northeast quarter of Section thirty
two. CONTAINING by estimation one thousand and
forty acres. Ors less. with MI and singular The
appurtenabces fhereuntO belonging.
The title ;is believed tobe indrrutal1e. but. act
ing as Trustee shall only convey such As is vested
JOHN T. CAMERON, Trustee.
Dec. l6. 1865. eStds.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
CITATIo N.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /

TIE STATE OF M1SSISSIPPI,Te
Madison Couaty.S E,
The State Of mississippi:
To all Persons interested In the Lands,
Tenements and Hereditaments of n.
A. II. LAWSON, deceased:
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear be.
Il fore the Probate Court Of Madison coun-
ty, at the Court honse thereof, on the
l3ik dag Of January, 1866,
in the January term Of said Court, then and
there TO answer the petition of NJ. V. Lawson,
Executrix of the last Will and Testament of
said decedeDt, and show cause, .if any Won
can, why SO much Of the following lands. sit
uated and being in said county, which said
Lawson owned in copartnership "a Joint ten
ant with Thomas J. Smith, described as fol-
lows. to-vit ~ Of "a Section 20, Township
s, Range East; Wa ct and N WI and. S y
| and E1 WI See. %, T. 8, R3; y WI and
y Sec "a 9, v; Lots l, and 3, See.
70, T. g. X all of Sec. 20, T. 8, r. BE;
Lots 2. 3. and s, Sec. l8, Ts,E4E: Lots
., and !, Sec. 10, I'll 4E:Lot G. West
Of line, and lot 10, East of d line and the
folio owing property of said decedent, to-wit !:
Lots and 4, square II, and acres adjoin-
ing, IN the city Of Canton, on which IS the
residence occupied by snid deceden: duripg
ms ME time, should not be sold, as viii be
sumcient to pay his debts, or the residue Of
same, as the case may require. ,r.
49,. WITNESS the Honorable MILA6
M COOPER. Judge Of the Pro-
LIS. bale Court Of Madison County, the
second Monday in December 4. D.
1865. and seal Of said court.
Issued the 18th Of December. A. d. 1855.
ED. WARD eleFk.
Dec. 10, 1865. eS4E,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

10y virtue OF q decree OF the Probate
~ Court Of Carroll county, Mississippi,
made At the December term, 1865, there.
Of, l will. on
Msnday, the I'd day OF January, 1866,
before the courthouse door in Carrollton,
sell. to the highest bidder. at public sale.
the following described lands. belonging
to the estate Of Nathan B. Whitehead;
deceased. to wit: Lots 2, 8. 80, 80 and
I46 yards of Of the South end Of lots q
and 70 in section 2: the N E Of S E /
Of section 10 /; all Of section / E J and
and w ! Of N W / Of section i9; N ]
section IL; N ! and E l NE4 Of section
Is. al in township i6. range East. aud
lying in Carroll county.
Also, before the courthouse door in the
town Of McNutt, in SunAower county,
Mississippi. on
Monday, the 18th day Of January, 1896,
BY the same authority and in the same
manner, ! will sell the following described
lands. belonging TO said estate, to wit -
All Of sections 5 and s. in township 80,
range ! West. 575 acres Of which are
cleared: all Of section 6. township H.,
range 9 W est 4: all Of section s. and E !
Of N E I. section 20. township is. range
8 West and the one undivided half in,
.eress Of S E +. and 81 Of S W t. section
5; lots 9, I0ll. IA, Is and Is, section
6. township IS. range ! West; West ]
of S W I. section 3. township 20. range
! West; s I and N E / section 96; W
/ Of Sc I. section 80; s W / and W J
Of s Z section 80. township rs, range
9 West half interest in all OF section 7.
and lots 3. 4. s. s, ~. ~ and 10, section
8; lots I, 2, Z. 8. Q. 10. IA and IS. sec.
lion 8, township II. range 3, W; S W
/, section 10, township 10, range 4 West;
lots / 1. IL, l3 and IA. section E; lot Sc,
section ;. township 81. range West !;
lot 10, section 20 E ] of S E +. section
81, township 20. range 4 West West J
section n E l section 20. township "a.
range 4 West E Of N Z 4. section Ia.
township 10. range 2 West-all in Sun
flower county.
And, also, before the courthouse door
in Canton. Madison county. Mississippi.
by virtue Of the same decree, and in the
same manner. | will, on
Monday, the sth day Of February, 1866,
sell the N Z I Of section 81 IS OfW /
N E l. and = 3 I. and E | Of S W /.
less 20 acres. section 20, township 8,
range 4 East. za
Said lands viii be sold subject 10 the
widow's Dover, on . credi. Of twelve
months. for notes with approved security,
ai the expense Of the purchasers.
w. 8. HEARD, Adm'r
Of the Estate Of N B. Whitehead, deco /.
December IS. 1865. est
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11

BLOODY SETTLEMENT OF AN OLD FErD.-A
seriou. shooting affair occurred at Neely's
store, in Jackson county, Fla, on Wedues-
day, 39th ult. The parties concerned were
two men by the name of Williams, and one
named Glare, on one side, and two Hams,
father and son, on the other. The cause was
an old feud existing for some time. For the
purpose of settlement, thoy met at the pre-
cinct on election day, armed with fihes and
double barreled guns. At the first fire one
of the Williams was killed, and Ham Sr.,
firing at the other brother, Newton Williams,
missed his aim, the ball unfortunately taking
effect on the body of Baptist preacher,
named Grantham, and iuAicting what is be-
lieved 10 be mortal wound. Meantime, the
younger Ham was shot down, and his father,
standing over him, defended his body with
dubbed but empty gun. While thus en-
gagged Newton Williams approached and fir
ing one barrel with fatal effect into the breast
of the father, turned and discharged the 9TH
er through the head Of the PROSTATE and dis.
abled son This ended the difficulty. New
ton Williams remained on the ground nearly
all the day, assisted in the burial of his
brother, and de6ed arrest. Next day Cap
tain Rawn, of the 7th Infantry, in command
at Mariana, with a file Of men, proceeded 10
the spot, and arrested Williams at bis own
house. Clare, at last accounts, was still at
LARGE EutauId Ntr,.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
The Grave of Charles an Mary Lamb.

The Grave Of Charles asa Mary Lamb.
A oorrespondents,of aAlate English
journal has some, hing 10 say Of the grave
Of Charles and Mary Lamb. at Edmonton.
which will interest and pain, their sdmir.
ers. 81 shall assume" he writes, "that
the visitor to Edmonton graveyard enters
by the gate which is nearest to "Roso
and Crown Inn" The gale is always
open. He must then take the footpalh
on his left hand. which passes By the
north side of the church and starts of 10
the left again, Going aDshort distsnce be
will see the grasestone On his right = the
grave lies between two gravel paihs.
Near to Lambs grave. and on it's right.
is solidly built stone monument to
"Gideon Rippon, Of Eagle House. I'd
monitor and the Bank Of England" on
its left il. an iron grave rail With raised
letters. which rail 10 V the memory Of
Mrs. Sarah Warner. and four children
who died in their infancy. But what
shall ! say of the grave Of Charles and
Mary Lamb! 1t is overshsdowed BY
Gideon Rippou's monument. trodden
down and partly covered BY nettles. This
ought not to be its state. The lines
which are on Lambs gravestone were
written by Wordsworth. l sranseribe
them: % q "a =
TO TnB MEMORY OF cuANLKs LANE. DIED 17THs
DECEMBER, 1884, aged So. - 4
Farewell, dear friend! that emile. that harmiesa
mirth.
No more shall gladden our domestic hearth;
That rising tear with pain forbid TO dow, ,
Better than words. no more assuage our woe
That hand outstretched, from ,smsil. but we'll
earned store. .-,.
Yields to the destitute no more. 'fi q
Yet art thou not all lost; through many age, 4
With sterling sense and humor, shall thy page
With many an English bosom. pleased 10 see
hat old and happier vein revived Ia thee. Il
his for earth And II with friends share q 4
Dur joys In heaven. we hope to meet thee there. gg
The remaining words on the stone are
ALSO, Mary Ann Lamb. sister Of the
,bove--born Sd December. 1857; died
10Th Nav, 1847. .sI -s 4-#-..r = -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
AYgal 'Watites.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

WHEREAS, at the January term, 1866,
w Of the Probate Court of Madison
comfy, Mississippi, letters of administers
tion were granted to the undersigned on the
estate of John r. Lambnth, deceased
Now, all persons having claims against
said decedent are hereby notified to present
them duly probated within the time pre-
scribed BY law, or they will be forever barred.
~ JOHN W. LAMBUTH, Admir-.
Jan. IL, l6e6.-p$l0. eT6w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
I'm sise Court Sf Pro-
bales Of Madison
Cowwfy, M'xs., BE-
Ccinber TerHn, 1865.
Reuben I. Stokes, ct al.
W.
James n. Helms, ct. nj.

IIPON the opening Of the petition in this cause
~ II appearing tn the Ctnrt that john n. Fly
Mary Fly, and Martha Fly. are non-resdents ~
this State. and reside In Gnnzaes, Gonzales cannty
Texas. it is now ordered by the Court that the 80
Tuesday in January next he set rs the day for the
hearing Of said petition that publication he made
in the American Citizen. newspaper published in
the city Of Canton in said county Of Madison. for
said John d. Fly, Mary Fly and Martin Fly In he
and appear in this Court IN said day. to plead an.
swer or demur to the snid petition Of Reui.en T..
Stokes and Others pray ing that the proceedings Of
this COart heretofore had for division of the per-
sonal estate OF Samuel Stokes decreased amongst
the distributes Of the same may he reviewed and
said division annulled ALSO that the Clerk OF this
Court transmit to the said John u. Flv, Mary Fly
and Martha Fly. by mail. to Gonzales, Gonzales
county. Texas copy Of this order. - ~
Test, F. ID, WARD. Clerk
Dec. l6. 1865. 5w