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ANDERSON. Johnson & SMITH.
au2S-lm CD Agents
Union TheOlOgioal SeminarY,

OA4OA AASNASf1AOetA tSOAAAAeA j
Prince Edward County, virginia.
THE SESSION OF 1867. begins September
4 the 10Th, 1890, and continues eight months.
THE FACULTY VOW CONSISTS or
REV. SAMUEL B. WILSON. D. D.. President.
and Professor Of Pastoral Theology and xvi
dehees.
REv. B. M. SMITH, d. D., Oriental and Biblical
Department.
REv. R. L. DABNEY, B. D., Professor of sys-
tematic and Polemic Theology and Sacred
Rhetoric.
REv. THOMAS +. PECK. Professor of Church
History and Government.
This Seminary belongsto che General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church in United States,
lSOuthl and Is under the care Of the Synod 81
Virgins and North Carolina. Itpr0poses to give
a grataitous. but thorough course Of Theological
Education 70 all young men having the ministry
in view, of all Protestant denominations provided
they bring sound evidence Of Christian character
and capacity. The buildings are handsome and
cOmmOdiOus. ahOrding furnished rooms, free OF
charge, for forty students; and are placed in a
healthy climate and good neighbOrhOOd, accessible
by South Side and DGnville Railroads. The ne
cessaFy expenses are Boarding, about sl4Q--Fqel
and Lights SlS-Washing S1O-COntingent Fee 50
Candidates Tor the ministry Of our own Church.
whose peeuniary means are insufficient receive
such aid as Is needed, TO carry them forward in
PostOifice address is Hampden Sidney. Virginia.
10 has been. and will be the endeav0r Of the
Faculty to ineuleate the Christian Religion, as
held in all times by sound Presbyterians the sole
headship Of Jesus Christ over his Church, the
exclusively spiritual nature of her functions the
entire Independence and separation Of Church and
State, and the sacred Importance of holding the
Church and all her teachings apart from and
above every secular and political Government.
II is manifest hence, that the advantages Of this
school Of sacred learning can be consistently en-
braced by all true Christians, irrespective Of di-
versties Of opinion touching secular affairs. But
il is required By cand0r that those who reject and
oppose with heat the above holy principles. to
which we are cOnscienti0usly devoted be not en-
eouraged TO resort 70 this place. where they viii
find neither sympathy ner support in their OppO-
sitiOn. R. L. DABNEY,
Clerk Of the Faculty.
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EMPEROR FRANCS JOSEPH, Of Austria,
has determined 10 strengthen his Empire, as
well as his hold upon the affections and 10y
atty Of his people by granting new Con-
aitution and Ministry TO Hungary.
The Radicals Of this country seem deter
mined 10 weaken the hold Of the Govern
ment upon the affections and loyalty Of the
people, By refusing the rights due them un'
der the old Constitution, and 50 amending
Il a. 70 hold large portion Of them in Po-
litical ssrfdom. A war has made the Euro
pean monarch wiser, but seems to have az
ssctea Republicans, so-calleds With that mad.
ness which preoedes destruction.
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$50 REWARn

CT0LEN FROM TUE PREMISES OF MRS.
- MALINPA FRIERsON. six miles west of Colum-
bia, Tennessee, on the night Ut the 9TH inst. a
light BAY HORSE MULE. l6 or I61S hands high
thin in order. name shaved close, about u years
old. will give the above reward for the delivery
o. the Thief and Mule to me at Al. G.. ADAMS X
Co., No. IS Public Square. Nashville, Tennessee,
or 70 j. p. MCGAW, Columbia; or SIS for the de-
livery of the Mule.
au&-ltN MARSH JOHNSON
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Colonial Generalization.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-It was understood that
an agreement had been come to between the
British Government and the Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick commissioners, with the
concurrence Of the Canadian Government
and legislature, of the details Of the con-
federation of the Briti7h North American
and of the intercolonial railroads. The sum
Is CO 600 600. fEE
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OrientaI PearI Drops.

For Identifying the Complexion, effectually re-
moves Tan, Freekles, Blotches. and giving the
skin an elegant smoOthnsss not easily attained by
any Other. Its use among the ladies Of fashion in
the East. gives Il n character for efficacy which
at once stamps it as infinitely superior for the
nj LET Of n I'D
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

OFFICE TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC r. r. COMPANY.
NASHVILLE, August Is, 1856, ?
25 Union street.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR A
i Preliminary Survey, with instruments Of
that portion of the road which IS between the
cities of Nashville and Knoxville, Tennessee.
The road must be surveyed on two lines and the
report must embrace all necessary information in
regard to the character of the country its resources
the distances intervening grades and distractions,
the cost Of construction and be accompanied by
plans and profile views Of the several routes.
The Engineers must state the SUM tOrWhich the
work will be constructed and all proposals must
be filed at the Office by the first Of October.
J. d. B. DEB0W President
JOHN kIRKNAS, Chm'n Elk. Com.
.onoQ-tf
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GREAT RARGAIN.

EOR SALE OR E.EAsE, Five Building Lots,
u Suitable for Stores or Dwellings, situated on
the Northwest corner Of College and Jefferson SITS.
AlsO. Lot on Market street. below Carroll ST..
eonyenient TO the Street Railroad Inquire al my
residence, corner Of South Union and Vine sts,
ne,a Wilson's Spring
la29-fw C. ] ZFUTZSCHEL
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Surveyor Of the Port OF AIbany---Acei-
deufs--l'hOIera.

NEW YORK, Aug. ga Washington
special says Col. J. HARDING has been APP
pointed Surveyor Of the port Of Albany.
DR.. TROUT HARBROoK, Of Newark, Rock
land county, was run over and killed on The
Northern railroad Of New Jersey last night.
Only two cases Of cholera were reported
in the city to-day. The official report shows
there were IA deaths from cholera in the
city last week. In Brooklyn six cases were
reported to-day, three Of which proved fatal.
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We have received private letter from
East Tennessee, giving most confident and
cheering account Of the strength and en-
thusiasm Of the National Unionists of that
section. The grand ratification mass meet.
ing Of the 18th and Goth of September will
be attended by the people from every coun-
ty in that division of the State, and an invi-
tstion is extended to persons from all other
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As this is really Specific for Worms, and the
best and most palatable form to give to children.
Of all other preparations for wormsit being taste
less, any child viii take it.
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For Debility. Loss Of Appetite. Weakness. Indi-
gestiOn or Dyspepsia, want Of action on the Liver
DlsOrdered stomach. there are no bitters that
compare with these in removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
Store in the United States, or from the prOprie-
tors. Louisville, Ky. corner Seventh and Green
streets, to whom all orders should be addressed.
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FenlRn Prospects Looking Up---A Next
can Lieutenant.

New YORK, August 2S.-Fenian affairs
in this city are looking up. STEPHENS and
the escaped Dublin prisoners are sketching
out their proposed grounds, and in
consequence OF their renewed activity, con-
siderable aid is forthcoming in the way OF
contributions. Mr. STEPHENS will probably
leave for TroF today, on his western. tour,
The rival headquarters of the ROBERTS fac
ton are preparing vigorously for the coming
Senate caucus on Thursday 1t is expected
that this Congress will finally decide wheth-
er it is expedient to inaugurate another Ca
madam invasion. 1t is rumored that Presi-
dent ROBERTS has sent special messenger
to Ireland TO report on the Canadian affair
there. Canada is entirely relieved of their
fears of an invasion for the present, but she
is in no hurry to get rid of her defensive
forces. Troops of Fort Erie have been or
dered to break camp, but the active reor-
ganization of this military post still con-
tinues.
An order of arrest against SENIOR DoRES
MAzEURA was granted by Judge BARNARD
yesterday at the suit of General SANTA
ANNA, charging him with fraud in the pur-
chase Of the steamship Georgia. He states
in his affidavit that MAzEURA exhibited a
letter to him in St. Thomas, purporting to
be from WIN. II. SEWARD, urging the plain
tiff to come Immediately 10 the United
States, as the Government was anxious and
willing to aid him in his efforts in behalf of
the Mexican people, which letter was a con-
coction of MAzEURA, and not written by
WIN. II. SEWARD. The plaintiff states that
through the deceit or fraud of MAZEURA,
who has been his private secretary, he has
sustained damages TO the amount of $40 000
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NOON DISPATCHES.
IGN NEW s.
LATEST BY THE CABLE.
nLL
Reform Meeting IN birmingham

1RFIYll III NEttEIIls III IEIFlIlEls l7lIl.
BiRMINGHAM, Aug. 27.-The Reform dis
play in this city to-day was grand, and passed
off without a riot or disturbance Of any
kind, which had been to some extent APP
pretended. Many thousands of persons
were present
The platform adopted by the immense as
semblage is in favor Of resident manhood
suffrage. JOHN BRIGHT delivered an adj
dress this evening in support Of the plat
firm
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Broad street Bridge Company.

NAsHFILLzs Aa1aI p. ltli.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
NO. - North coiisgs str1el until Mon
day The 10th DAY of Sepiembef ufxf. ~ the
tie vaeant ground Belonging q tie Beige Com
pauy At the theast coruer 81 tae Hlrii1 SQUARE
accoriinr 70 plan exhibited a ny elice.
au4-zN "A. ~. BuTLkn. sec'ry.
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FOR OHILLS AND FEVER /
Use the Best!
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Meyer .Fails-Always to be Depended Upon
Nothing more reliable than Hhrley's Tonic.
HTIHL cure A que and Fever, Chills and fever. in
w termittent Fever, Dumb-Agne Every person
who has tried Hurley's Tonic speaks in the highest
terms Of Il. As curative agent i Is unsurp assed
and more certain than quiniRe. No bad results
from using II RLEY'S TONIC. Everybody should
use HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. Send orders 10
HURLEY, RUDDDLE 4 CO.,
PrOprietOrs Louisville Ky,
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business % be suspended in New York

NEW York, August 2S.--In consequence
of the visit of President JOHNSON to this
city tomorrow the Custom house, Sub-treas-
ury and Gold room will close at l O'clock
There will be no board of brokers. Bush
ness houses will be open in the morning,
but it is not probable that any trade will be
done in the evening The postofice will
be open as usual, as it is very difficult
to close that institution.
The Express gives currency to a report
from Washington, that Major General d. Z.
SICKLEs, commanding the Department of
the South, has not authorized the use of his
name in connection with the Cleveland Con-
vention, and declines while on duty in the
present command, to take part in any poll
teal movements.
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AT AUCTION

DN THURSDAY. August 3OTH. A
~ Frame House and two handsome Lots. Also
Lot Of % front by "a deep, with SIX tenements.
store-rOOm, and large stable; all on the Charlotte
Pike, opposite the Penitentiary Prices within
the reach Of parties with small means. Sale to
commence at III o'clock A. n, on the premises
ANDERSON, JOHNSON K SMITH, Agents.
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ALEXANDRA H. STEPHENS was expected
70 address the Democratic meeting a. Ma
doasl Guards Hall, In Philadelphia ON
Friday evening, and a COMMITTEES wai,ed
upon him 10 escort him there, but be de-
clared his strength 20 prostrate that ne was
runhle 20 attend
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HAWKINS INSTITUTE.

V'HIS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES WILL
Il be opened on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
Sd, at the corner Of Tulip street and Gallatin
Pike, ali the apartments will be used as recita-
ton rooms. The services win be given in Public
Hal, until suitable building can be procured.
MRS. EENRIE WEBER, 49,,
MRS. CATHARINE JONES frineipais.
aupQ-tf ....
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OUR OUTSIDE PACry.

FIRST PAeE.-The Spanish Gillian War-Im-
portant to Farmers-Lo, tho Poor Negro-The
Pennsylvania Election. ETC.. etc.
FOURTH PAGE.-A Boys Fight with the Indians
-Eugenio in the Cholera Hospitals.
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THE New York correspondent of the
Knoxville Commercial, writing on the 22d
instant says:
Your sister city Of Nashville is engineered
by keen sighted business men. One evil
dence Of this, if it were wanting, is the fact
that they are taking advantage Of the pie
thOra Of money in this market to borrow the
handsome little sum Of 100000 with which
10 improve their streets and their city gen.
orally. II this money is rightly and pru-
IDENTIFY expended the business Importance Of
your capitol city viii be much enhanced in
a very few years, and her real estate will
rapidly appreciate in value, in fact by this
means she viii, spprehend, steal march
on Knoxville in progress and advancement.
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IN CHANCERY Az WOODBURY..

9allis CumhSns, Administrator and Legatee Of
William Cummins. deceased. and others. %.
p. ID. Cummns. and others.
Bill for Sale Of Land and Distribution.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO THE
i Clerk and Master, from the bill. which is sworn
TO, thst defendants, Isaac Snow and wife, Betsey
Ann. James keeney and wife, Cerena, Martha
Cummins Mary MeCabe. p. d. Gunter, Mary
Gunter. VIM Ganter, and B. Cummins, are non
residents of the State Of Tennessee;
II is therefore, ordered. that publication be
made in the UniOn and American. a newspaper
published in the city Of Nashville for four eonse
cutive weeks. for said defendants to.appear at the
next term Of the Chancery COart, at Woodbury..
10 be held ut the Courthouse in Woodbury. on the
first Monday IN October next, 20 plead, answer. or
demur TO said bill OF the same will be taken for
contested and set down for hearing er pGrte as 70
them. This 2d day Of August, 1856.
T. J. JETT0N, G. & ~.
Chancery Court at Woodbury..
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LynehinE ID . Neeao.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 28.-TAYLoR, the
negro who committed the murder near Ian
sing last week, was taken from the Jail at
Mason last night by mob and hanged to a
tree
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 28.-THONAs KIN
sEr.A, Editor Of the Brooklyn Eagle, has
been appointed Postmaster Of Brooklyn,
vice GEo. B. LINCOLN removed.
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aEo RFWARn-

NFIsLAID OR STOLEN. TWO DIAMOND
vi RINGS. Any PFsRon retusnlnf them Oh TIE
Office 81 the DsIoE =ap AHEaicaA vi receive
he above reward. and no Questions nsErt.
nu4j-tf G. ID. HEhSON.
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The great Blood Purifier, as a Spring and Sum
mer Medicine stands unrivaied. removes all inn
PARTIES from the blood, and gives health and
strength TO the system. $500. 81.
HURLEY. RUDDLE & CO..
PropretOrs.
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE NUMBER QF TIE REST
~ FARMS ID Dagidsou AID n E "a dining coun-
nes, Containing from Fft3f 70 FIVE HUM
DhEb ACRES OF LAND. Mass Of then huelg
improved, and soil q re bat 4nalify. Also. ue
haFe l0r sale several u iko bet Eesideuces if che
citF. ~ South Nashviile and il Edgeieid-
j. i. q al ". BROWN.
Real Estate Agents. 50 Union 4.
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PHILADELPHIA, August y u the meet
ing Of the Stock Board tO-day,Ct. r. BAYARD
moved TO adjourn out ofrespeet for the Pres
ident The motion was not agreed to.
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GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING IN New
YaRK.-The following call is being circu-
lated for signatures in New York city; and
is meeting with a hearty Endorsement and
approval:
To General JoHN A. DIX. Hon. SAMUEL ]. TILDES,
Hon. Henry J. RAYMOND. Hon. CHARLES P.
DAILY. and other Delegates to the National Con-
vention. residing in the City Of New York:
GENTLEMEN: We have been highly graft
fed with the proceedings of the National
Convention, lately assembled at Philadel-
phia. We think they have been conducted
with admirable discretion and good sense,
and cannot fail, in our Judgment to exert a
most salutary influence upon the whole
country, in again uniting the people of all
the states and Territories in common bond
Of union, thus restoring Substantial peace
and prosperity to our beloved country. But
10 accomplish these results efectually, we
suggest that the proceedings of the conven-
ton be followed up by popular demonstra-
tons Of approval. We take leave, therefore,
TO recommend that a public meeting of all
citizens who are disposed to ratify the pro-
ceedings Of the great National Convention
be forthwith called by the delegates to that
body, to be held in the city of New York,
at such time and place as the delegates may
designate.
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FIre in ChIcn~o.

CHICAGO, August ga FIRE on West
Lake street, corner Of Main, destroyed eigh-
teen buildings. Loss 100000. Partially
insnred
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IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO THE
l. Satisfaction Of the Clerk, from the allegations
in the petition, which are sworn to, that Alfred
BlaylOek. William BlaylOck. Christopher G. Blay-
married one WiIism Wbeslev krsTtbs 8Ia,iocI
who married Hastin Blaylock. Jane Blaylock,
Elizabeth Blayloek, who married Abraham Moon
and Austin BaylOek. are all nonresident defend
ants. and reside IN the county Of Person, State Of
North Carolina;
It i therefore, ordered, that qualifications be
made in the Nashville Union and American.
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville. for
four consecutive weeks, commanding said defend
ants, their heirs and representatives, % appear
at the courthouse, in the town Of Camden. county
OF Benton, on the hrst Monday in October next,
10 plead, answer, or demuF to said potion. or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing &c pGrte as TO them. .
Tests M A. G. PRISON Clerk
--r-f,
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NOTTCI.

1NIE. FIRM OF PARAMORR. SoWERs q
Z j. MlLDER, have removed % % NORTH
COlsAEGE STREET, where they are pre-
pared to COLLECT CLAIMS AGAINST THE
I. 3. GOV EkNMENT, property taken during the
war, whether reeeipted for or not. Also, Collect
July 3, 1906. fau29-tf
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CAFE.-A MEDIUM SIZE FIRE AND Bur
- GLAR-PROOF SAFE. made ezpfguiy &c
JeWery. siveruafe and Package, and WI ~
sold AZ bali price. = close ont The iafi ore = =
W. HDNMER's. Agent. No. 9 korih cellegs IL.
Here i the safe Call. and take q bargain.
auIs-N
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SALE OF LOTS
IN
ED G. Z FIELD.

Warren&Moore and Others, Is. J. Shelby Williams.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
l. Chancery Court az Nashville, in the above
cause, viii offer at Public Sale. on the premises,
THURSDAY, THE 9TH SEPTEMBER,
FIFTY LOTS IN Williams Addition TO
EDGEFIELD. fronting on Fatherland, Boscobel,
Shelby Avenue. Williams and SEWER streets.
These Lots are very high and elevated, and afford
some Of the most desirable and beautiful BUILD
ING LOCATIONS in the rapidly growing town
Of Edgefed, and cannot fail TO attract the atten-
ton of ell those DESTROYS Of securing homes in
this healthy and desirable location.
Advertisements have already been made for
proposals TO build Street Railroad, located con-
venient 20 number Of the above Lots. which
viii materially enhance their value.
TERNs-six. Twelve, Eighteen and Twenty -four
months, With interest. Notes required with good
security, and lien retained,
NJ. B. HOWELL. c. x NJ
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH,
uHNNa Il nm N a.
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Seaton's Chemical Writing Fluid is becoming
wOrld-ren0wned for its superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six years, il has be-
come the principal in use with those who rant a
fine, free flowing ink md for its permaneney il Is
decidedly the best ink for records that can be
used. For counting houses, banks or schools il
is uneqalied. and needs only 10 be tried to BE ap-
proved, For sale BY Druggists and Merchants
everywhere. r1
HURLEY. RUDOLF 4 CO., PToprietors.
Corner Seventh and Green streets
LouiEville, ksutuCty
For sale By Berry, Demoviile x Wharton; j. X .
HhrNNeli. Litterer * Cabler; Pulliam X McCul-
loRgh; Blood 4 Gregory. Nashville; and By als
Druggists. junei3-lyd&W
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE PRINCIPAL
Western and Southern Cities.

VVHIS WORK. so long needed. is now in course
i of preparation.
The publishers beg to assure the business com
munity that the DIRECTORY viii be as complete
and reliable, in respect Of fullness and accuracy.
as possible, and the most Unremitting attention
will be given to It, by competent canvassers (un-
der thePersonal supervision Of the publishers,) to
insure these results.
The DfREcroRY will comprise the following
cities
In The West Chicago, Illinois St.
Louis, Missouri; Cleveland. Ohio; Cincinnati,
Ohio Louisville, Kentucky; and Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania.
In the SOuth New Orleans. Louisiana;
Charleston; South Carolina; Savannah, Georgia;
Nashville, Tennessee; Norfolk, Virginia and
Wilmington, North Carolina.
The work will also contain a BUSINESS REGIsTER
Of Merchants, Manufacturers &C., in the .s
Eastern States, (arranged under their APP
propriate business headingsa who have OF desire
TO have business relations in the West and South.
Advertisements will be inserted at the following
rates payable on publication Of the work;
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quarter FRge-..-.........-....s......, p
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For further particulars, address
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IN CHANCERY AT WOODBURY..


Cullin f. Curlee. Administrator Of John f. Cur
lee. deceased. ps, The Heirs and Widow and
Creditors Of John \. Curlee. deceased.
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THE Radical party Is made up Of people
Of all coiors--White, black, yellow, etc. In
bad sense, il is Mosaic dispensation."