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SHILLING LrQUoR.-Timothy Finegan, a
restaurant keeper, was arrested in the county on
Thursday by 0ticsr Hanes for selling liquor un.
licensed. He was taken before Justice Walter. and
fined $40.
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COLUMBIAN CoLLEGE LAW ScuooT.-Prof
Kennedy will deliver the opening address before
the Columbia College Law School on Wednesday,
Oct. 10th, at n O'Clock p. m. at the Law Build
Ing. See notice In another column.
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" SEPTEMBER is, 1888.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY

DIbTKTCT " CULUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case Of Margaret uormey, admiuistratrix OF
Philip 0ornley, deceased, the ministrAtrx afore-
said has with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington county aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the 18th day Of October next, for the Anal settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said de-
ceased and Of the assets In hand far the same
have been collected and turned into money when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
notified to attend with their chains properly youched
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
bensht In said decsased's estate: provided copy Of
this order be published week for thres weeks
In the HArIoHAL RKrUvroAs previous to the ssid day
Test z q. ROBBINS
ss2D-wa~s Register ~ wills
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ID Il w A r D.
5000 5000 1900
STOP and THINK
sfoP aud THINK.
STOP aud THINK.
ORR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
orr lMMEN>E SrUCS OF CLOTHING
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
TWENTY .Pivg PER CENT. LRss rBAu roar
TWENTY-FIVE PER CRSr LESS ruAs cosr
faESrr.YiyE Pen ogHr. LESS I8AS oo.r
FENtR AGAIN WILL you HAvB rHH CHANCE
NkNER AGAIN WILL rou HAVE run CVANCE
NkNsk AaAH WILL rot HA,p rHY CHASCR
The goods must bs sola within the next sixty day,
see for yourselves before purchasing.
J. H. SMITH,
400 Seventh A.. opposite Post once,
seio'ly Warrington, DC.
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The NEW JArI-It is said the Secretary Of
ths Interior has selected as the plan for the now
Jail the ono submitted by Mr.. FaIon, architect Of
Baltimore. The plan Ia what Is known A. Jail
within jail"-A core OF cells with galleries being
built up. and having exterior walls as protection
from sun and storm.
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SALE OF NAVY POWDERS,

n,,,, WAaniSarox err, Sept o. isse
mere VIII be sold At public suction, 10 the hIsbss,
bidders, ~ noon on THURsDAY, the sisht.epth fs,h,
day Of October 1885, II the once Of lie sspsetor a.
Ordinance, o. the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New YorS
about twenty eight hundred barrels IL sOo) Of povdsr
composed o. eanson and mortar powders.
suit purchasers. r.. = -
Terms: Cash, In Government funds; oas hsif to b.
dero.ned on the Of the sale and the rsman
der within ten days aftsrwards, during wheh time the
powders must be removed from the otherwise
they will revert 10 the 0overHrsnt.
Purchasers will be required 10 furnish THAR ~.
packages where tho powder Is not In barrels.
"a, II. A. WISE
~Eo-u Chief Of Bu nesu
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District OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON GoGsT MY

To W.T.:
In the Of Christopher W. Lausdnle administrator
Of Thomas Connor deceased the Administraior aore-
ssidbss. with the APPRECIATION Of the Orphans. Court u
the LIST day OF September next the dual setls mspt
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said decss ssA
aud Of the Assets In hand far the have bs.n
collected aud TUNED ipto money; when and where all
the creditors an heirs Of said deceased notified
attsnd with thsr claims properly vouched may
otherwise by law be excluded fromsl benefit In said
deceased estate; provided copy Of this order DO pub
Nshsd once week for three weeks In the NATIONAL
REPuBLIcAI previous TO the said day.
Test: C.z. ROBBINS,
aul6-lwSws Register Of Wills.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING REV
ENUE CUTTERS.

TRBAsrRI DEPARTMENT, Sept II. 1865.
Sealed Proposals. endorsed "PrOposals Tor building
Revenue Cutters" will be received at this Department
until noon Of WEDNESDAY, the 10th OF October next,
for budlug and fitting Two Top,ais schooner Of 22o
tons, old measurement. and Six Fore and AT Rugged
sehooners Of ITO tons, do The yeais to bs bnilt "
the best Materials coppered aud copper fastened aud
delivered Ahoa ready for at some port the At
aA.
Plans and specifications can be obtained at this De.
pArtment, on application In person or BY letter,
H. McCULLOCH,
ss2l.td Secretary Of the Treasury,
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DISPOSED op.-Daniel Stewart, who was
arrested on Wednesday evening for assault and
battery, with intsnt 10 kill Cornelius Hurleby an
account Of which We published yesterday, had .
hearing before Justice Walter at the Second pro-
oinot on Thursday evening, and after hearing all
the evidence the Justice dismissed the Stew.
art was fined $40 for carrying concealed weapons
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CoToRED Yesterday morn
ing procession Of oolored Odd. Fellows. composed
Union and Eastern Star Lodges with whom were
tho band OF tho l07th u. 8. G. T. and q colored
band from Georgetown, passed down the Avenue on
their way to Alexandria, where tho Grand Lodge
Of North America meets to-day. The fns banners
Of Union Friendship and John Cook Lodges we're
In the line, and the display was yery dpe one
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AMrJs1ssr1.NTs.

II =
ANfrJsI1MI1N1s.
NATIONAL THEATRE
~ u.a.s arovsr,al
tss,.isi isis''' .'.' ":
JR sPAckNAE......"".. ...sTAaB MANAGER.
TINT. Saturday Afternoon. October 9, 1889.
''''na 'rAaa FAMILY xArIyKy,
Open al ~ o'sicst. Psrtsrnsnos At precisely.
Last Tine most po'i'sss1lZZsSSi,,
.,..-,.. rHs RrrGIhSs BALL.
Admis,iou % this occasion THIRTY DENTS TO ell
EusrAHHI BAUDIN
vIsrvALf viii shortly appear.
city Cav. pass The aooi every nv niau..s -
The Last N'.''d"' Train will not leave 'n, y 80
PEDAL oUNCEMENT
aaAup NATIONAL CONCERT.
FOR the Bsasat Of the Soldiers and Sailors Orphan.
Home 1aad.
HANAaIsa DIRECTORS ogYIos,
wAssnsros. DO, Oct. l, 1893.
In order 70 accommodate the Increased demand for
Tickets TO the 0RAnD NATIONAL CONCERT, the prin.
elpal once, No. SIS Psnnsylvaaia svsnus tunder the
National Hotsl,) will be KEEP. opss for the SALE OF
TICKETS until 10 o'clock, p. m. until the day Of
drawing.
TICKETS for sale q the Fair Buiidiss, - usual.
All Books for the sale Of tishsts will DO closed 81
| o'clock. y. L., on THURSDAY EVENING, October II,
1885
Persons DESTROYS Of purehasiag Tickets
10 make early spp,issroa, will greatly facilitate
| the preparations for the drawing.
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MEDICAL sTAFP
SURGEON IN CHARGE.
J.. II. THoMPs0a, N. D., ls4 street, between TWEEN.
heth and Twenty First streets.
coSsrLTIsa PHYsIrI ANa AND srRgROSs.
JOS. X. BARNES, NJ. D., surgeon ueveraI, United
States Army.
JOS RILsY 81 D.. George own.
THOS. MILLER, d. D., street, Washington.
A. Y p GAGNETr, NJ. D., New York avenue.
W. p JOHNSTON, N D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, D., deorgstovn.
Applications for admissions be made to any ofihs
medical stat or the mAtron At the Hospital Orders for
admission to the free beds Of this institution can be OBJ
dAined Of the Rev G. II. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church, Of the Rev. D. Gillette Pastor OF the First
Baptist Church. aud Of the Surgeon In Charge at his res
idspee Orders for the I'D Of tho wives or widows
Of soldiers OF the United States army be procured
through the Surgeon 0enarAl, United States army.
jy1 G. u. HALL. d. D., Secretary.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the annual
meeting of the Excelsior Building Association, held
on Thursday evening, the following named gentle.
men were elected as officers for the ensuing ysnr:
T. NJ. Hanson, president; Crosby S. Noyes vice.
president; Bushrod Robinson. treasurer; Clarence
B. Baker, secretary; James Towles. W. z. Brown,
J. Carter Marbury, J. J. Peabody, W. II. NaIloy
J. W. Sears, A. J. Falls, J. D. Free, and William
Powell, directors.
Tho secretary's report showed the financial con.
dition Of the association to be fourishing and the
actual value per share Of stock Gath month"; to DO
&33.83i.
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y II A F + Il L u Il Co.,
~ CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM SALOON
No. go Eleventh street,
between street aud Massachusetts, avenue,
wAsHIEvroK, d. O.
Mr. JOSEPH II. SHAFFIELD having retired from
business, the uadersgnrd would respectfully iafsr
his lAe customers and the public that having been for
yoars associated with m In business at the old stand
No. Ss6 sixth street. they are prepared to furnish
superior article Of -
CONFECTIONERY AND ICR CREAM
equal iu quality to that furnished by Mr. ShAmela And
which has been fully appreciated BY the best families
Of Washington aud Georgetown,
They AJAX call from all In wAut Of anything In th.,r
line assuring them that nothing will be 1Autns vhiah
will tendto crafty the wants Of their oustomsrs
Very respectfully,
J. A. sHAvYIELD L CO.,
No. 800 Eleventh street
Between strsetAnd MAssaohusstts avenue,
lels 'm Washington, d. O.
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PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING IRON
il PENCBs

orpics COMMISSIONER or Public BuItpisos,l
... ...r y.r CAPfroL, October T. 1855. I
sealad proposals will be recsivsd al this On % usti
"WEDNESDAY, October ~, at 100 clock m for Paiuting
such Of the Iron Fences belonging to the United States
- the Commissioner may dsgnsts In conformity with
70 R Ss ssn oms' q s ss cS%m'
oco.ts&tet Commi-sionsr Of Public Buidins-.
ID ROP OSA FOR FLOUR
SUBSISTENCE oryros, y. O. AL
No. los W. LonsAn srasEr, !
BALrinoRE Nd, October z, 1855,
Sealed Proposals., In duplicate, viii he received 81
this once until 70 o'clock. on MONDAY, October
1885, for furnishing the United States subsistenee De.
Partmeut, delivered In Baltimore, Nd with 900 bbs
Three Hundred Barrel, fresh gronnd
EXTRA FLOUR. -.
The proposals will be for what Ia known at this Depot
As Nos. and q Qbo bbls No. / and $50 bbis No. J.,
and BID: will be entertained for any quantity less than
Any paw. Of the Flour will be .ubJ.e, to order
but the Flour will be hold the expense Of the eontras
tor, until such time. and In such qualities ss may
Bids for each grad, to Be on separate s.ss Of paper
Barrels to be In good shipping order, fully head
lined Pathooped and machine. made barrels will be
samples Of tn. Flour offered must In oil ease. be sen,
In but not enclosed with the proposal.
The usual Government inspection will be made Just
before the Flour Is received and will be accepted
which Is not Jresh ground, and agreeing with the
sample.
fore.
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Flour" and
addressed to the uad'rsn'd q Th.I S}qre for far
Brevet Lieut. Col. aud G. Q. U. g. A.,
oe4-ts Brsvet Brig. Gen. Vols.
r,fNT
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n W II I T f 5
c0SiscrlosKRYL .Nn sTH nvrsy,S
AID LADIES AND 6ENTLLakE;s
. DINING SALOON,
NJ w. sixth street, between aud II streets.
ar wsIrk respectfully suggests to Families, Hotel
snd Restaurant Propretors, and all others that he
Keeps sonalanty on hand superior article Of tRshCH
ICE CREAM, OF his own manufacture. His terms Are
most moderate.
PARTIES wEDDINHS FAIRS. BALLS, 10, fur.
nished with the best Article At the shortest notice
We solicit FROM tho public call, hAyins every COM.
denee in our ability to give entire sAtisiaetion.
B--Ths location one Of the best, aud the saloon
the hnes IN the city, and the proprietor 10 Determined
70 make hrs.el house By cudvatng none othss
than the best patrons.
II: former pIoEris.SI has no iatsrss, IA ssy other
blishmssi u The city. ssi,la
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pressnts awarded, valued At $3.50 ono t25o00 Of In.
pro6ts to be given TO the Soldiers and saiors National
Orphans Home Paid, n 500 70 the wash nston Malls
and Female Asylum the balance AMER dsd uetIps
expen 10 be thu rer Of he And
Sailors Union Of Washington, D. G.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-Last evening"
the newly slsctsd officers Of Equal Division. No. s.
Sons Of Temperance, were installed at the regular
weekly meeting held at their hall, on Ninth street
The new officers are as follows: John 8. Hollings.
head W. P; .. J. Klopfer, W. A; John d. Bloor
r. J. G. Conboye, A. r. S J. II. Arnold, T.
81 W. @. Vernon, treasurer; Henry @. Kleibsr
chaplain; II. 0futt, conductor; J. NJ. Hough, as
sistant conductor;W A. Linton. jr, l. s.; r. Bart.
lett, o, s.; B. Ress. IT,, musical conductor. This
division Is now in furnishing condition, and mum.
bers over $50 members, most Of whom are cid resi-.
dents Of Washington. Tho inaugural address Of
the Worthy Patriarch last evening was listened to
with great interest.
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A GOOD business suit for $40 90.
HUETINGroE's,
marl4-3t IA Public Square.
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AlrxAxDErA Robes. sill colors. at D. G. Jones
& Co.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river has risen about two feet since our last
report. There are now fully six feet on the
shoals.
ARRIVALS. = Steamer HdvanO, CINCINNATI
LaelJa, Burksville.
DEPARrUREs.-J. B. WebJ Evansville.
The steamer Tyrone was detained yesterday on
account of bad weather. but will leave this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
The steamer Bermuda is advertised to leave for
Louisville to day at o'clock.
The sale Of the steamer Mamie by the corpora
ton, which paid S.. 900 for her but short time
since. was but thinly attended. She was knocked
down to Capt. Fred Mitchell for $2.940. 1t is
thought that the corporation was the real pur-
chaser.
The elegant A. Baker is lying at the wharf.
While in port. the genial Capt. Cartwright and
DIR. Shaw will find n welcome ut the UNION AND
AMERICAN office. Not that the subscriber" cares
to go up the river, as he has concluded to wait a
few days. but because the genial faces of the
Captain and the Doctor are in themselves pleas
ant to look upon.
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TIL Z CITY .

PRRsoHAL.-We were pleased to meet in
the city Yesterday Maj: Hampton, Of the
Memphis ADalenchs Maj. II. will remain
in the city for several days. We trust he
may find his visit agreeable In all respects,
and offer him the freedom Of our Office dur
ing his stay.
We were also gratifed yesterday in meet
ing with our friend Maj. John Ingram. Of
Madison county, who was for two or three
years the Adjutant General Of Gen. Cheat
ham, and afterwards occupied the same po-
sition on the staffof Gen. John c. Brown.
Dr. +. Rice, late Of Gen. Cheatham's staff,
is also in the city-one Of the best of men
and Of physicians. We give them all a most
cordial welcome.
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LoxE JAoKlll A large lot Of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
Foster BROTHERS.
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"RAMsEY's ANNALS OF TENNESSEE
This is the title Of book Of some $50
pages, giving history of the State Of Ten
nessee from 1869 10 the close of the eigh-
teenth century. the history Of Tennessee Is
part Of the history Of North Carolina, as
the territory which forms that State was
once under the Jurisdiction Of North Caro-
lima, and therefore the book is interesting to
our people. When first published it was
favorably noticed by the American press, as
well as By foreign periodicals. The author,
DR.. Ramsey, is now, and has been for the
past two or three years, living in this coun-
ty. Having lost heavily by the war 1.-THE
most Of his properly in East Tennessee
having been confscated, he is reduced from
affluence 10 poverty. In more prosperous
times he was the compeer of Jackson, Polk,
Andrew johnson, and other leading men Of
Tennessee, and always ranked high as an
intellectual, honorable, Christian gentleman.
We hope his book may meet with ready
sale Charlotte Democrat
A few copies Of the above work will be
found for sale at the book store of w. T.
Berry & Co., and also at f. P. Cones.
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Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph

CIxcISxArI, March 15.-Flour is. unchanged and
dull.
WHEAT-Steady for the better grades. New
red 81 75G1 so.
CoRS-Dull at 40c for new.
0ATs-Shelled fmor, and in fair demand at 81
@37 for No. !.
RYE-Dull and prices nominal.
PRovIsIoNs--Are held with hrmness. Mess
pork $25@27; bulk meats and bacon are held
frmer-bulk shoulders were offered in the market
this morning at 1910. but holders withdrew at the
close. Lard is in good demand at lS@lS]+e for
prime city.
GROcERIEs-Dull.
CoTToS-Quiet, at 47c for middling.
WHIsKY-Steady at 81 Is for duty paid.
Cor Ion5[
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WILD CATs.-Stedman rec eived yesterday
from the Upper Cumberland per the Luella
a pair of wild cats, which are really inter
esting. They are male and female, and Of
very large size, and their ferocity SURPRISES
their size. Two more vicious locking ami
mails are rarely 10 be met with. One Of
them got out Of the cage while coming down,
and escaped from the boat to tree. TIE
steamer was rounded 10 where Mr. Cat re-
embarked. Such scattering OF disinterested
passengers has rarely been witnessed. They
hied them 10 their state-rooms with surpris-
ing alacrity. The engineer and other officers
Of the boat surrounded his feline majesty
and lasooed him, and by dextrOus manage
ment secured him once more in his cage.
These mountaineers may be seen at Sted-
mans at all hours
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D.. Editor of the
Encyclopedia ofReligious knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines il general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects yet know of no suf-
fcient reason why a man may not testify to the
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
j do this the more readily in regard TO Hoohands
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson,
of this city, because was prejudiced against them
for many years. under the impression that they
we're chiefly an alcoholic mixture L am indebted
TO my friend. Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the re-
mOval of this prejudice by proper tests and for
enlargement to try them when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The Of
three bottles of these Bitters at the beginning of
the present year, was followed by evident relief
and restoration to a degree of bodily .and mental
vigor which had not felt for six months before,
and had almost despaired of regaining. l there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me to
the use of them. j. NEWTON BROWN,
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BENSoN--HEWETT.-- the Washington
Hotel. Vicksburg. Mississippi. on the evening Of
the 1lth inst by the Rev. J. N. Van Camp, d. D.,
Mr.. JAMES ]. BENSON. Of Nashville. Tennessee. to
Miss MAGGIE L. HEWITT. Of Ashwood. Tensas
Parish. Louisiana.
WEAKLEY-Mo0RR.-A the residence ofthe
brides father. on the 18th inst at II o'clock. by
the Rev A. L. p. Green. Maj. THos. p. WEAKLEY.
to Miss HArrIR e. MooRR, Of Edgeield.
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NOTICE
To the Cotton Planters often
nessee. Alabama. a Georgia.

IRON and after this date. our charges on Cot
4 ton sold Through cur warehouses wiii be a.
follows.
STORAGE for sixty days OF less per bale 90
for saca succeeding moDth---------.-..--- 50
Selling Cotton per 90
Buying --s----....-.--------.--.-.-.--..l i. 20
shipping -...--.--------.s---..-.----..--- -
Insaranes and Government tar extra
All Cotton sbid through our houses, except (ky
a regular Gotten Merchant VIII be uhjecf 70 fks
above charges. ahether sold BIZ eurselvcs or ey
BAILEY. 0RDWAY A 20.
fshl4em
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From Rev. ", D; seigfrisd, Pastor Twelfth Bap-

From Rev. ID. Seigfried, Pastor Twelfth Bap-
fist Church. Philadelphia.
Gentlemen: / have recently been laboring I'M
der the distressing effects of indigestion, accom-
panied by a prostration of the nervous system.
Numerous remedies were recommended by friends.
and some of them tested, but without relief. Your
Hoofand's German Bitters were recommended by
persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
mention Of these Bitters induced me to try them.
Medicines from the thousand and one" quack
"Bitters," whose only aim seems to be to palm
off sweetened and 6rugged liquor upon the COM
munity in sly way, and the tendency of which,
/ fear, is to make many a confirmed drunkard.
Upon learning that yours was really q medicinal
preparation took il with happy effect. Its action
not only upon the stomach. but upon the nervous
have derived great and permanent benefit from
the use Of few bottles Very respectfully, yours,
W. ID. SEIGFRIED,
No. 254 ShackamaxOn Street
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IN CHANCERY AT SPARTA. WHITE
COUNTY. TENNESSEE.

II. B. Grissom, Administrator of Levi L. Hutson,
deceased. %. The Heirs and Creditors of Levi
l.. Hntson, deceased.
Insoireni Creditors Bill.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING THAT
l. John Beriy, Charles Hutson. and Emma l..
Hutson and W. A. Lightboum are on-resident
Defendants of the State Of Tennessee it is there
fore ordered. that publication be made as to said
nonresident Defendants. for four weeks to appear
holden in the courthouse in Sparta, on the first
Thursday. next after the third Monday in March.
1866. to plead, answer demur to said BILL or the
the creditors of said deceased are notified to file
their claims with the Clerk and Master at Sparta,
for pro rata distribution, duly proven as required
by law within the time prescribed. or the same
will be forever barred, &c.
p. TURNKEY, Clerk and Master.
fnh12-wif
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InsoIyent Notice.

HUMPHREYS COUNTY.
d. NJ. Simpson, Administrator of the Estate
l., of J. D. Cunningham, deceased. having
suggested to the Clerk of the County Court o
said county. the Insolvency Of the Estate of the
said J. D. Cunningham, deceased, do therefore,
notify all persons having claims against the Estate
of the said deceased to file the same with the
Clerk of the County Court of said county, on or
before the 18th day of August next duly anthem
tcated as prescribed by law for pro rata distribu
ton, or they will be forever barred. This 18th
day February, 1866. D. NJ. SIMPSON,
feb23-3t$ Administrator