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sG.erifT,s sale of Real Estate.

TJrY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND DECREE,
K " ordered by the Hon J. @. Wilson, Judge of the
Fifth Judicial District Of the State Of Oregon for Grnht
County, aud directed to tho Sheriff Of said County where
In John Il. Potter Is plaintiff and recovered judgment
against Glaco Darling, defendant for the of Three
Hundred and Eghtythree and A 100 dollars principal,
with eighteen dollars costs accung COSTS and coets OF
execution and sGe, have levied upon the certain pro-
perty described in SAID decree of foreclosure OF e and
will sell the before the Cour. HonBe door, in Canyon
City, on SATURDAY the 18th day Of January 1885, be.
tween the hours of IL and o'clock NJ, to the highest
bidder for cash Ia hand.
Said property being in the village Of Mcrysville Grant
County of Grant, State Of Oregon fronting the principal
street In said village and known 'Grace Darlngs
Saloon and Lot" NJ. T. BERRY Sheriff.
Canyon City, December IL, 1865. d22w4*
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-05

The worst kind of oil to have any
thing to do with--turm.oil. it
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SheriM,s Sale of Real Estate

EDDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY THE
ND Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Grant County and to
directed, In favor of Mary A. Sinclair plaintiff and
against A. Lockwood defendant. for the of Sew
ety-one Dollars and Fifty Gents, (S7l 50) principal. and
to the highest bidder for cash IN hand, SATURDAY,
JANUARY 18th, 1856, between the hours of ~ and Q
O'clock ~, before the Court House door In Canyon
City, the fellowing described property, to-wit:
One House and Lot situated In the town Of Susan lille,
State Of Oregon, County OF Grant, commonly known
the Lockwood Saloon. NJ. p. BERRY, Sheriff.
by W. W. WBIpPLE Deputy.
Canyon City, Dec. 18th, 1865. -iu. dc224w"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-05
Sheris's Sale OF Real Estate.

WbY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY THE
Nd Clerk Of the Circuit Court in and Tor Grant County
State of Oregon, and TO directed III favor Of l.. D.
Benchly ct al. plaintiffs and against d. G. Vorhes and
f. Ei Canon, defendants for the snm Of One Thousand
aEd oighty.fve onehundredths dollars, ($1 900 S5)
principal and Fifty-four dollars and eghty-four hun
drcds 1854 S4) costs and disbursements with interest,"
accrung and coats Of execution have levied upon
and will sell at public auction, before the Court House
door in Canyon City, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th,
1885, between the hours of IL and o'clock p to the
highest bidder r cash in hand oil of defendants interest
in and to The following described real estate, tow:
The House and Lot on Washington street. bounded on
the north by Luces and the south by Jennings prop
oty. Also the undivided onehaf interest of the House
and Lot known the Upper Hurdy House hnd Lot the
same berg BOUNDED the north by alley, on the
east by Washington and on the west by Canyon street,
the Soutlby Ca!iahang property. Also, the House
BRIDGES Store aouse, fronting Washington ST. ect.
Also the dwelling house and lot in Town Gulch, known
aG Panvers All above property being in Canyon
City. NJ. p. BERRY. Sheriff.
Canyon City, Nov. 2Oth 1865. del54w
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CONCERNING RATS TAILS. - Some
experiments in what is termed animal
grating have recently been described
by DR.. Beri in paper forwarded to
the French Academy of Science. He
says, that if the tail OF rat be cut
off, skinned, and then inserted under
the skin of the same animal, it will
continue to live and grow as before.
If a fracture is effected, the fractured
parts will join again exactly as they
wouldif tho tail were in its natural
place; in short, both physiologically y
and pathologically the grated part
follows the general laws of.nature."
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-05

In st. Petersburg, Russia, crowds
OF people rush to one of the theatres
to see an Englishssailor, who Processes
to have been tattooed when 10 cap.
tivity among the savagcs of one of tho
Pacific islands, and who appears in
what is termed "the costume of u can.
nibals."
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-05

ACCORDING to Gerald Massey, nearly
all of Shakespeare's sonnets were
written for the Earl of Southamt ton,
the rest for William Harpert, and the
story of Shakespeare keeping a mis-.
tress Of whom he was robbed by his
friend, vanishes into thin air.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-05
sheriT's $ lie of, Real Property,

UDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED by THE
ID Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Grant County, and to
me directed, In favor Of T. w. Bell plaintiff and against
A. ". Marchahd, defendant, fo the Seven Hun
drcd and Sevent-eight dollars and twenty eight cents,
(7S 2SJ principal And ty-vne dollars and four cents
(5l OIL costs and dsbursments have levied upon aud
will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1866, between
the hours Of IL and o'clock p. M, before the Court
House door In Canyon City, the following described prop
erty, to-wit One House and Lot situated upon Main
street, Canyon City State Of Oregon County Of Grant,
and commonly known as Bell 4 Marchands Saloon.
M, P. BERRY, Sheriff.
By w. ". wmPpIE Deputy. n dyf,hl4t =
Cnnson CITY. Dec. 10Th 1865. Il de22-4w aHsifs
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9ailp SMlo9ajt:a'lIil:nIiee:rl',, SCI inter 4,

MORE CAVE DISCOVERIES OF HUMAN
REMAINS IN ENaLAND.-The discovery
Of fossil human remains In q cave in
the Ryhope oolliery,in England, have
already been announced, but the Lon.
don Times gives the following addi-.
tonal particulars: -'.r@ 'ls IS
A great additional quantity of hu>
man and other animal remains has
discovered in the Ryhope coliery
cavc within the last few days, and as
it has not yet been fully explored, or
it's termination reached, it is likely
that still moro will be found as the
quarrymen 60 on with their work.
Among the bones dug up on Thurday
last, are two adult human skulls, male
and female, the lower jaw-bone of
child of five or six years old, and q
number of other bones, almost enough
to, construct another skeleton. The
dimensions of the adult skulls are rs
follows. Circumference of both, 21S
ihchesj across the posterior lobe, q
inches and So inches; and across the
anterior, s inches and Al inches. There
are also moro bones of badgers, foxes,
cats, rabbits, etc. Including what
has been carried of by the workmen
and visitors, there must have been
several bushels dug upin all. Several
bits of charred wood. have been found,
and also chip of wood, clean cut
with a very sharp axe, indicating the
date of the human remains within
few centuries. In little recess near
the roof of the cave was discovered
number of small bones OF different
kinds, evidently placed there yhand,
just such depository as girl play.
ing at housekeeping might be sup.
posed to make. Some of the OK bones
appear to. have been broken with
hammer, and one of them bears the
mark of having been sawn through.
The most probable conjecture now is,
that these relics are those Of family
of thieves or robbers, or of refugees
from invasion or persecution, and that
they had met their death suddenly
and ectedly-perhaps by suffo-
cation, like the Macdonals of the Isle
Of Eigg, as the hands of the chief of
Macleod, or the Arabs in the cave of
Dahra, at the hands of those Of Gen.
Rumoriciere. Thcre would be plenty
of brushwood near for the accomplish
ment of such purpose. @7
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

VNyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN DULY AP-
q pointed administrator of the estate Of Moses Ii.
Adams, deceased late of Grant county Oregon hereby
notifies all persons indebted to said estate to mike I'M
mediate payment of the same and all persons having
claims against said estate notified to exhibit the
for allowance within six months from this date to
at the store of Sells stemme. in Canyon City, in
said county +. CLEMENT Sells,
..r '.F H... Administrator.
Canyon City, Dec. Sth, 1865. deS:6tw $
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STANTON AND BEEoHER On the
occasion of the late visit of Henry
Ward Beecher to Washington, Secre.
tary Stanton presented him with q
Brevct Lieutenant.C Colonelcy for his
son, who is serving as Firt Lieutenant
In the 4th Regular Artillery regiment.
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tive business, and after some time therein spent,
the doors were reopened, when, on motion of Mr..
Palfrey, the Senate adjourned until tomorrow at
| II O'Clock N.
| HENRY B. KELLY,
| Secretary Of the Senate.
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Official
I. WARREN, Freight Agent. y

Instructions of similar impartialty have been
repeatedly issued and reiterated to all the agents
by order of Maj. B. H. Greene, assistant superln-
tendent, etc. from this office, since my connection
with If. T. WARREN,
Freight Agent.
New Orleans, March 18th, 18CG.
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On motion Of Mr.. Taylor, the bill was accord
ingly referred.
Mr.. Palfrey, from the Committee on Public
Works. Lands and Levees, to whom was referred
House bill entitled "an act to provide for exca-
waiting or otherwise rendering navigable during
the whole year the Bayou Plaquemine and its out
let to Grand Lake" submitted favorable report
with amendment.
Mr.. Wilcoxon, from the Committee on Con-
tnpent Expenses, submitted the following re"
port
The Committee on Contingent Expenses suonll'
the following bill of items and accompanying reso
luton: ,ooc
| CONTINGENT EXPENSES, SESSION 1900.
No. 11-Berlin Cli!dress, for sundries,
! twenty-six dollars and ninety Genus ..''" ~ "
No. 12-J. L. Warner Il Co.. Dill OF ice'
forty.eght dollars and thirty cents 48 81
No. 13-Bloomfeld & Steel statlohers'
nine hundred and two dollars and TWEEN
tv.svs cents observation-disclosures. 9O2 2
No. 4-Pcayune, one hundred ana ni'y-
nine dollars. ......... ............,,.. lo9 U
No. l5-The Bee, eighty-fiye dollars and
1 fifty cents .......-.....-... 90 D
. No 16-Times, two hundred and twenty
| nine dollars. .........- Lz5 v
No. l7-True Delta, sixty-two dollars and
:. thrty-four cents ...................... 6Z 3
n No. 1s-Southern Star, two hundred and
twenty dollars and fifty cents. ........ 220 5
!. No. 19-Southern Sentinel, four dollars. 0
No. 2O-Ibervile South, ten dollars .... 10
No. 2l-Iberve Pioneer, ten dollars. 10
r No. 22-Rennaissance Louisianaise, three
dollars. ............-.........
No. 23-P. Laneaux, two dollars .....
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On motion of Mr.. No Council, it was a,,. e.g
Resolred, That the don. D. S. Cage and the Hon.
J. B. Eustis, commas toner's recently appointed by
this House to visit tn President of the United States
and confer with hi n upon the condition Of affairs
in this State and his policy relative thereto, he
invited to address the House upon the subject Of
their mission, at such time IS may be convenient
to them. - @ -
Messrs Eu sits and Cage being present, pro-
ceeded to ddress the House. 7aA8s &
Mr.. Walk .er moved that the thanks of the House
be rendered to Messrs- Cage and Eustis, its COM
missioners, for the able manner in which they
\ have performed thes drities; ia r
4 Which mot on was carried unanimously.
4 Mr. Cage resumed the Chair as Speaker.
On motion of Mr.. Williamson, it was unani-
, mously . ,Gslsa1a saa
Re- solued, That the thanks of the House are
her eby rendered the Hon. J. B. Elan, for the en-
Gent manner in which he has discharged me outes
i of Speaker pro tempore. MI.
On motion of Mr.. Lemarie Senate bill sS',
An act for the relief of Theodore Durel and T.
unbhard. late State assessors in and for the
CITY of New Orleans,
Was taken up out of order, under asuspenslon Of
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committee did not intend to make any such charges
against the assistant superintendent, expressed
this conviction to Governor Humphreys and
others.
Your committee beg leave to state as matter
of Justice to the assistant that they
inquired of the several persons who came before
them and especially of those who had previously
made complaints, whether they themselves or
others knew of, or suspected that any undue in
auence were brought to bear on that officer. They
uniformly and unhesitatingly answered in the neg
: alive; indeed all of them expressed the highest
confidence in his integrity of character, and most
of them spoke in high terms of his capacity as an
officer and courtesy as gentleman.
Your committee, after procuring such other eVi'
~ dence as they were able addressed Gen. beaufe,
gard the general superintendent OF the road IN oil
p, its departments, note of inquiry as to inc nian
"a agement of the transportation department anu III
y reply, received communication, of which copy
,, is hereto annexed, marked G. -Fg.H
1t is the result of our most dgent inquiries una
no serious charges are now made lana 'ha' y
he for any such have heretofore appe"sN ~ S,'D''
raj they exist no longer M. .,,or,r Ga o;,;tv
to was furnished them by the officers OF the ioau "
de oarrv On the investigation, and an anxiety shown
"a ~ nort of ALL that the search should be deer
W and thorough. .-.
wv" yonr committee we're surprised to find the roa'
ye na all connected with its operations in SO favor
Dr. abe condition. and far recovered, in so shor
,n time from the destructive effects of the late wal
err and consider this the highest proof of the abit
to and faithfulness of its executive officers.
ID. All of which is respectfully submitted.
all L. E. SIMONDS,
es- Chairman Of Com. of House Of Representatives,
nd A. II. WEIGH,
of Chairman of Committee on part of Sepate
m NEW ORLEANS, February H., 1866
Circuarl
tee The object of this lumber train is w relieve
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The Italian patriot. Mszfini &;
Printice says a sot- nose
abnminution
90, -on in st Louis Is a
The oldes.inan los
| i{uhemis'
..e Philadelphia vigwam will seat
'tu,Ooo instead Of :, 500 Ienple
servant. situations in Boston are fast
illing up with southern negroes
The total collections At New York in
aid Of the Portland sufferers amount 90
sSoW0
Fred Douglas, who lives in Rpches
ter y Y reported an income of . l1i
for l,Gj
II pretty woman asks YOU what YOU
viii bet answer that You will lay your
head to her.
Congress constantly talks about al
juurning, and never does IL Hell Is
paved with good intentions
Gen + & shank. has been nomiua-
ted o.. tie mon candidate for Congress
from the eleventh Indiana district
The amount Of National Bank currcn.
IS issued during the last week was
s167.1uu The total now IN circulation
Is $50 sol SIS
Isaac Van Auken, who recently
murdered his wife aud daughter. IN
Michigan. ha. been sentenced 10 solita-
~ confinement Tor lile
\ horse at a Philadelphia brewery
has acquired taste for porter sud viii
Now dgluk il ketiull ,u preference To-
wutr
-olIu tArpttSA-- Mrs Calhoun
widow Of John 4 Calhoun, south tarp.
lima great statesman died nj Pcndlctpu
on the night ~ July 18th
Go, Ru.'oct ordered salute of 100
gums o. O., fred en Boston common 90
celebrate the completion Of che Atlantic
cable
Atuw, B,ru The Nou,samcr.
Mail, Of the ith. reports the Alabama
lower than 40 any period during the
season and sill failing
! row occurred iu Madisuu,jllc. Mis-
souri, week ago, between Radicals
aud Conservative. in which one Of the
latter aud tWuot the othrr- were killed
ana nine person. wounded
The Richmond Wing congratulate.
the south that Richardson a Co. pub.
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FRED. ". BUCK,

:. G. IT | G Is |, Y
SUCCESSOR TO Geo W y Jchn
y Read New York Importer Nuouhc
lgrcr and wholesale dealer in Hats, Cans
and Straw Goods, No. 40 Camp Street
New Orleans
July - &C 1874
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. e. FfsrSrR..... n n styswoFruY
" II. HisrNEr
El-tner. kinsw"rshy \ Co.,
(Suceessors H. J n CnfrD
CORNER OF LHvrE ANp MILAN sTs,
SHRETEPORT 1T,
WILL do q receiving forwarding, aud
w general commission businesa. and
will keep constantly on band a general "a.
sof'meri Of
q ROC /. X ! l. <
Dry Goods
Boots and Shoes.
Ready made Clothing
Plantation Medicines.
Tin Ware,
Hardware.
lnansware.
Tagging ami Rope &c
Which they will ,ell a, the loves, cash
prices, and will take in exchange cotton,
WOO, peltri,s, aud ul kinds Of country
produce.
They respectfully solicit the patronage
oi their numerous friends aud eequsin'.
anc.s and the public generally. and prom
l-e satisfaction 10 III who Vii give them
a trial
viii also make ibcrnl advances m
cnnsigumen,s to their friends IN New
Oflcnn-
E~,, Tyler and ilcndcrson papers viii
please copy ,hrrc months
January 70. 6a 2lu
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NCsIiN \ Nl.lI,,

ll.ate j burnside n Coz
NPORIERNnud Wholesale dealers IN
l Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No
o Canal street New Orleans
oct ~ % uI-ly
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selsrtra partry.
asilkksak
THE PATRIOTS GRAN

What. though no -tatsll. ma, raise
Their eherishssi mo,o ihe lip.
% ,, g,m 'n' 'i,llc and praise
20, 't.ar -sy hung with hammered
" clouds,
Their solemn dome shall be
Al heavens Harmonious choir shall
chant
The anthem u the free
Tac prinr. with vine lcafyi arm. -ball
clasp
Their hillock'i resting places
And summer roses dreop above
With flushed and irwy faces
! air daiies. rayci and crowned shall
sprin.
Like Stars from out their lust
And loos to kindred star. on high
With eyes II paticn, trust
And ,aiuly shal. tie willing DIP,
Assail with en-, joJs dart
The fame Hf cur hrniIc deai.
Whose stronghold is tAe heart
The nation heart not crushed,
Though each thr0b he ia pain
FIR life and Hope must -till revive,
Where Love aud Faith remain
Crvt WAR IMMINENT rs Mis-
sarHr We copy the following from
the i Louis Dispatch
We have ,eci,ci information
from kansas from source, that do
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New Orleans Advertisements,
W ARTHUR VI sf"Nt
ARTHUR. STONE X CO.,
l:C\ENAv, @.NOCENS

ARTHUR, STONE 4 CO.,
GUNCNAI GNOCENS.
ANn DEALERS rs
w nStci'n Prod II q @ q,
Cor Grario and Trloupitouio' sfs,
NEW ORLEANS.
hFFEE FOR SALE
" Coffee Old Java, Rio, Havana,
and iagueyts.
sugars Loaf Crushed. Powdered
Clarified and al grades Of louisiana aud
Havana.
Teas. y oung Tyson, Imperial, Gun.
powder. aud ALL qualities Of Green and
Black 'lra, in every variety OF packages
Tobacco.-Ch Choice Cavendish Of va
riou- brands aud medium and common
qualities. in ali styles Of packages Also,
dne cut chewing aud smoking tobacco. OF
various brands
Cigars Choice Havana Imitation
10. Florija and Common.
Iiauors.-fiue old CoRnac Bran.
dy; Rochelle. bordeaux, and American
do; Holland aud American Gin; Schei
dnm Schuapps; pure old Bourbon and
Monongahcln WHISKY extra and com
mon brands RcctiGcd Whisky Jamaica
Rnm Peach, Apple. and Chery Bran.
dies Braudy Cherries and Fruits; Old
Cognao, IN bottles Cordials. liitiers, Gu.
rncao Naraschino. Ncrmnuth, kifschwus.
ser Annisctte. Bittors, etc
Niue--Old Port, Sherry, Mad ira,
Mu.ca,. Snu'cruc tnlawbn Champagne,
aud Clnr,t OF various brands
p,o,isious.-rork. Beet Bacon,
Lard. Butter Cheese Rice, Flour, choice
sugar cured Hams. Tongues, Dried Beef
r'c. etc.
F.u,,-.-Orangcs. lemons, Rui.ins.
Puncs Figs Dried Apples and Peaches
PrcscrVcs.--lmp imported aud Domestic
Swccimeais, aud in juice Ciir0u, shaker
Preserves etc etc.
~uuirics. Soap. Sperm and Star
Candles. Pickles Sauces krtchups Mus
tard. Ginger. Cayenne Pepper Pimcnto,
Cloves. Mace C,snamon indigo, Copper
rs. Alum starch. lsiurlnss. Nuimcgs.
Powder. Shot. Bar Lad Blooms Buck
etc. Tubs Wrapping Paper and Irvine.
Pipes PLAYING Cbfds. Naii Bucking.
salernlus. Yeast l'owdcm, Soda Cream
Tartar. Ink. Candies, Powder shot
Lad ard thpa
An kind, # G1ods iougit 10 ogier
January 3, &C 10y
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oar rcn~ fank Throughout tho conHtf} ~
-lual If U'' -upvft.f. g. any gold peas rar..
iasiufrj, uni only for their stiuus guaht
but d1rthdi' aud egtui Hui.h ] Be- efss' {
rsrr i-us'd Ia ,hsi' ma9uiactarr 40 none arr
Sold With The -iehie-t mp rirttiHu whilhs
utn ,lei' &C. We wuulA c.i the attention .
The dealer. To ~" eel hunted rkui BREl :
Watch i1t Witch w ATE sole asrnt- fof
Tinted S's,es We have them 10 silver d
Cold cases
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4 man In Hartford, O. advertised
recently that on receipt of a certain
sam he would by return mail in
sIruct any applicant hog to make
fortune. Hi directions were Ped
lie cigars. half Havana and half
homo made, as did, and Away, bo
ready to pick ny a stray chicken
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GATES, GILLESPIE. \ co.
: ''"'7' T v
JOHN HENRY \ co.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
W Boots Shp,s and Broraus Nns
j2l and l33 Common Street between
Camp and - Chailcs Streets, New Or
lean, La
July IA, lSff lGu
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The once famous Ellsworth
Xouarcs Of Chicago are fast run.
ming down The organization now
numbers fifty mombcrs Begab
Eyyrs@
They Art began to run in Virginia
in l,Gl Ii. il possible thcg haven't
topped yc''
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ALABAMA The IIuut-tillo In.
dependent gives nm account of % ne
-ro celebration at that place ou the
lN the anniversary of West India
emancipation \ Rev Mr. Chal
FAINT delivered a hyrucriti-al address.
and = Nashville negro named sam
Lowry y turbulent one
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Gen II b Mitchell WINS iniuru
rated a. Governor of New Mexico,
ou the 18th nit with imposing Ger.
cuHnics
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CIRCUIT CoURT-RUTLEDGE.

Second Judicial Circuit Granger County, Tennessee.
Marshall Dyer vs. John Grimes.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
Of the plaintiff in this that the defendant absconds
concesls himself that the ordinary
him 1t ordered that publication made
eesve weeks in Brownlow Whg notifying said defendant
appear the of the Circuit Ruedge
the fourth Monday Of August next then and there
plead demur the demand of the plaintiff
will be taken for confessed and the proceeded with
parte
June %, 1886 THOMAS LArHIM, Clerk.
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cHANcERY coURT-DANDR1DGE.
sAIE or VALUABLE LANDS, MILLS, &C.
G. B. Nance, ct Al, V. Patton Howell ct al

9. B. Nance, et Al, ". Patton HOWELL ct ii.
IN OBEDIENCE TO \ DECREE PRO
NOUCED at the December Term, 1865, Of said court in
the various Patton Howell and revived the
june Term 1906 thereof will proceed to- sell the court
house door in cambridge Saturday the 18th day Of August
all the right title claim and interest Of said respondent
Howell 30 Of valuable the 9Th Dis
tre Of Jefferson county Messy Creek adjoining the land.
of W. D. g. N Fain Moses L. Peck and others There il
said premises Grist and Mil, fine brick Black
smith Shop good Dwelling and various other houses suta
Bile for mechanics and manufac
turing in East Tennessee.
Said Lands will be sold credit of two and thre,
years. with interest from date and in bar of the equity Of
dempton bonds with approved security will be required
the purchaser and lien retained for further security
July 4. ls6G. WM. GALBRAlTH, c. & VI.
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John :. Dyer B. ;. Eoe.
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-

DAyIT she Plaintiff in this that the defendant has
himself beyond the limits of the State Of Tennessee
asconds conceas himself that the ordinary
Of Law he served upon him II ordered that publ
made weeks in BTownowG Wing
notifying said defendant appear che of the
Court for jefferson county Dsadrdgo, the
nd Monday August, 1866 then and there plead
deur the suit and demand of the plaintiff the
will be confessed and the proceeded with
paTte.
June g. 1850. RS : :. McCCISTION, Clerk.