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Notice of Incorporation.

NOTICE Is hereby glsen t.al f. Y: Sam
pie vism { min tnsn. +. DAVIS Ja6a A
Bishop Fri J L.eeh- II ory Fulton Es~std Su,nm
james H. Billing. hvsiss. Nicholas sss g-a.s. r.
l.. Buiai K, J Ergse. VIA Peft rssn, A d Chitien
den T. II Bsrker. Isaiah ra'e. John Y. CT gdafn.
sanor aai, u the sontss II ir ed ststa If lows. and
Jahn -thpr, Clark ATTY, Mi sanf have nrganirt
Themselves. Will these size n resite' become
rsted with itenl into corporate aHd IaH seek Com
pAny uhd.r Tn isus fn reiativ+ 10 sEcsI Of
sion-. in the name ard title nj
The Union Live Stock Insurance CO.
The ncipa piae- e business Of the Conpeny + 10
the Cry OF neos K. low
Tue nature the hu ines . he transacted ~ the ON
pans i the INsURss L OF LIVE STOCK AGAINST
Thrift AEIIIESis AND DEsTa-
Til amount ~ ap5tsi STICK authorized IL Two Hun
dred Thans-ud Dail4rs. tni bc increased fro time
thu III tfc mFary may r-qrire dIs
ded so shares of the HIM rad pblfsss esfh Tn Com
pany ,nsy commerce business wben wsnty Thoas md
DoitXrs shall le subscribed aud ten PER cant Of th.,
amount laid in. The tsias Of tie * IL snbisct
be paid in rqniG-i ~ The bar, ctrs. The Cor pera
tioa is twenty years. able by o.
the sto kboiirts
The private property Of the stockholders Is made
emp' fr'~ ah - ar corporate eests, except frovi
ded by Law.
The has nsss II The Company ii 10 he msnagedhy a
Boa VI nins Dr.etarr Who empowered 10 t!+ct q
Presi1 MT. Via President and kAecul.e CCmmi;ea
and also setfttay ard TrearnreF, and such ether eff
aud agents shall Ia necessary conduct the
hniness II tiin Cnpany. 1hs ANIMAL elections Tor b.
reetors 10 be he'd tie lst Thursday June in
eaeh year.
The ility of the Company shah at no time exceed
double the amour, ef Capital Stock.
II W. samtIe. G Dasis Ham Timberman. fich.
oas farEeant John A. iishup, j. y Rrice, \ fnidick
Isaiah Hale and lohn sahev ~vr- elected Directors
until he animal election IN 1867.
Alta meeting Of The Directors the following Officers
were elected to-wit:
II. ". SAMPLE President
WILLIAM IMBERMAN Vice President.
A. B. CuirTENbES, Treasurer.
ERIE J. LEECa. Secretary.
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BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the Wordi The only true
ana perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan.
taneous. Produces Immediately splendid Block or
natural Brown without injurng til hair or skin Rem
edies the Ill ELECTS OF bad dyes Sold by all Druggists
The genuine Is signed William A. Batchelor Also
RBGESERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEuRa.
for Restoring and Besutfying the Hair
aug21-dAw1y CHARLES BACHELOR NY
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THEGATE CITY,
KEOKJK. IOWA
TrTEcDAY MORNING, JUNE II.

Tnr Wapeilo Republican relates the fol-
lowing of a surgical operation performed last
veel on Mrs. VIM. Haines, residing six miles
from that place:
uFor several years her Jaws have been so
srpiy set that a knife blade could not be in
serted between her teeth. Her food has nee
essarily all been reduced to liquid form, ex-
cept an uncomfortable amount, which, after
being trturated with knife, was inserted IN
to the mouth through an opening made by the
loss Of a front tooth. The operation lasted
nearly three hours. A number of teeth were
first drawn so as to give room to operate,
when the hgaments, on either side of the
mouth, were weakened by missions and the
jaws gradually pried apart, the space of an
inch and half. At last account the patient
was doing as well as could be expected. This
sad calamity, as we are informed by the phy-
stefan, is the result of salvation some'eigh-
teen or twenty years ago.
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Special Notices.

"a DR.. n. J. Crowell, Of Nov xGk, says
Knowing the ingredients Of wlich Dns0~AINs Bou's
bon Bitters are conpoea 60 vlh coSAdsnce adviss
those who are su1triAg nom ssaeral dsbtiy, nervous
prostrstion dyspepa or who may b ccnvaiescing Ho
.cu,e forms Of disease try them and sy VII receive
decided benefit mchAs-A~
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COLGATE AROMATIC y,Grr.sly soap

COLGATE y AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils In combination with Glycerine,
and especially designed for the Ladies and or
the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, audits
ing properties unriyalled For sale by all druggists
febISdfviy
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For Sale,

n OTIS 4, and q, in Block Sc, Of Morgan an
Third Streets, In orchard ard snlnaole iruits
lite good. Enquire Of WM fCLIoN,
apr2+d Neal ESTATE agent.
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Tue Belligercnt Linkensale of the Musca-
tine journal gets off the following.
ave learn that G. Ben. Darwin strying to
get the nomination Of the opposition for Con-
gress in the nrst district. We wish c. Ben.
would come up here aud run. We should
love 10 hear his speeches. His quotations
from Shakespeare aud the small fry poets are
always good. sRd his hits, always so unpre-
meditated. are perfectly irresistible. We
should particularly love to hear him repeat
his lecture IN behalf Of universal Suffrage
MEs. lsHsM TnoMAs. of Louisa county,
for Uncle Sam. She is The happy mother OF
tripletsl See Wapello Republican.
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Fulton's Agency.
OFFICE RENOvRU TO MAIN STREET, NO. 81.
Over Youuker Bros Dry Goods Store. In the q
room lately occupied BY the Keokuk u.
Library Association.

= = For Sale.
r -Ors J. and 3, in Block 80, corner Morgan and
4 Second streets in garden and valuable ffnts.
lite good. Enquire Of VIM FULTON, s
sdr24-d Resi- Estate Agent.
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A Timely warning to the Sick.

A Timely warning 10 the SICK.
1t is especially important at this time, when the
markets Of the United States flooded with the direst
,c.or. under the name Of imported liquors, and when
domestic compounds purportins to BE- medicinal Sss MT
Viii, hess peruicion., herslaed to the world -
remedies" that the public should fully nm
aersani the facts Be it known then. that while all
diusiye stmulants called liquors impure anda the
Tonnes cor lining alcohol manufactured with fiery
article containing ay ussi al na'rl poison, HOS
LETTERS CELEBRATED sToMACH BITTERs contain
none Of these things, but are combination of pure
essence of Rye the pure juices of the most valuable
stom srhic and sperient herbs and plants,
and that as and rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and all
It's kindred complaints this preparation stands befors
the world without rival competitor Its sales to-day
are equal to the combined of all the other tones
advertised in the unned States, and the certificates
which authentic tie usefulness signed BY ndivc-
uas OF the highest stan every professional calling
and walk Of life Beware Of limitations and importers
jel2-diw1w
, 1866-05-11
TH:5L1E avis"
Stri5tiaa5ttd, 81, Srui1,
FRIDAY, 1lTH LAY 1866.

A Notice appears in this days issue, from
the President of the Savings Bank, converting
a meeting Of the members of the Institution for
Monday the 2Sth inst, to discuss certain pro-
posed alterations in the Constitution of the
Bank.
AS the Institution is a public one, having a
Constitution very generally known, we do not
think it out of place to offer 0 remarks in
this paper on what appears to us as something
unconstitutional in the manner in which it is
sought to make alterations in that Constitution.
A degree of vagueneSS pervades the notice.
The meeting is convened to discuss two re-
ports, and "to adopt measures for the same ac-
cording to Article VI s 6" of the Constitution.
This we suppose means that the reports are to
be discussed and the proposed alterations
adoT ted or rejected. But in what manner the
President conceives that these acts are in &C.
cordance with Art. VI 6 Of the Constitution
is something beyond our comprehension. Arti-
Gle VI 5 6 runs thus
"This Constitution may be altered or amend
ed, or the Institution dissolved, at a general
meeting of Members, upon a motion made by a
Member, duly seconded and approved by at
least two thirds of the members present at such
meeting pr0cided that no motion for such alter
alton, amendment or dissolution shall be made,
umless preU1ous notice Of such alteration, amend
ment, or dissolution, shall hare been published
IN TIE newspapers Of the Island for four consecw-
tive a0eekS."
We gather from this that no alteration can
be made in the Constitution without four weeks
notice of such alteration being published in the
newspapers of the Island. But instead of this
notice of an alteration we have before US a no.
tice of a meeting only and members are de-
sired to take a step to the accountants and see
there what they will have to discuss. This
does appear at first sight a very convenient
way of arranging matters, but, if we understand
English, we do not consider it in accordance
with the Constitution Of the Bank, but rather
in violation of the very passage cited in the
notice, Art. VI s 6. And if the President, or
any of the Trustees, finds it SO convenient to
violate Art. VI 5 6, why convene a meeting to
discuss changes in other paragraphs ? Is not
one part of the Constitution as legal as the
other ?
We throw out these few remarks in the hope
that this irregularity, committed, no doubt,
through an oversight, may be remedied before
the proposed meeting should take place.
, 1866-05-11
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, 1866-05-11
ST. CROIX SAVINGS BANK.

@ General meeting of the Members will
~ be held on Monday the 28th inst, at
2 o'clock at the Office of the Institution
to discuss on two Reports from the Com
mittee appointed on 10Th March last re-
lative to certain alterations in the Consti-
tuition, and to adopt measures for the same
according to Article vi ) 6.
A Copy Of these Reports will be seen at
the Accountants in Christiansted and
Frederiksted.
st. Croix 18th May 1866.
GEO. BEHAGEN.
President.
, 1866-05-11
FOR SALE

to close Consig m e mt,
20 hhds. Copenhagen Oats 8 skep. Barrels
at 81 pr. Dbl, IS barrels do. Oil Meal in
900 lbs. Barrels, at Sc pr. Dbl. The hogs
heads and barrels are in order for putting
Sugar.
Frederiksted lst May 1866.
r. j. ROBINSON.
, 1866-05-11
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.

H VAIL yourselves of the opportunity
A Of having your Boys well educated
in English as well as Spanish, by sending
them to the Undersigned, whose terms
are easy. Another such opportunity may
never be offered.
LOUIS MORRIS.
Christiansted, April 3Oth 1866.
, 1866-05-11
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from End May to 8th May.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1866-05-11
mErg0R0G0eleAG RemARRse

Rain during April 20 lines = 2 inches
Barometer highest April 49, ...at9 $50 am 2973O inches reduced to level of Sea- 30185
Do lowest Z" IS, 80 L. pm 2957O inches do ...-. ....d do 30O25
Observation-Disclosures " cot 81, :. 30. R=79o25F f.
Do, lowest e" {, at6am. nc. RI o25F
Humidity greatest 4" 49,. 5000 ou.u,
Do, least on many days 1880 )0"" "'
Double the above quantity ofRanh has fallen in the body fhe Island
East May which 1 have always considered the most oppressive month of the year has just SETH
with a prospect gifts former character
May 1t noon Barometer 29l5o, 2p5 R =8oo375 f East by South, hy sky, light wind
AND. LANG.
, 1866-05-11

Lutheran Church, ChrisIEamstcd.
On Sunday the 18th instant, there will
be divine service held for both Lutheran
Congregations in this Church.
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For Sale,
A GOOD two. story Brick Dwelling HOUSE
IA on Concert Street, between 18th and 18th Street
371<x1D Of GROUND: good cellar, cistern, wood hou
and stable. Lot well fenced. 1itls good.
inquire Of WN FULTON.
apr2l-d RAel Eststs Agsre
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KEOKUK. IOWA
FHmAY fORNING, JUMP -.

3TzaSEES7;sSss;l'iI1II5G;1 SlAnell
.G.;,. .hcSs Nm Rousseau's stack on Ar;
C:..ssn' 49, uenmeditated a&air, and had
-. EHSr o6xff4d ny fesisfA6ce, he would,
doubtleso. have been killed, q the fnends
eccompanying Rousseau were Al armeo SUI
pt6pafed for any emergency. :
HI. Grinnell makes the following state.
ment Of the affair:
Nod u e. Rousassa, who, swexring, 1Ays
ar want an apology" To this replied,
sYou are the one to apologize you began
the attack. have no apology to make. =
Placing his hand on his breast to draw .
weapon, seized him by the collar, when he
struck me Eve or six times over the face with
. cane having al, iron end, until itwAs broken.
said, s'Y GU have assaulted me in the House,
but have no desire to hurt you" He said.
"You did coward, l want to degrade YOU
"You cannot do it. only defended my.
self in debate He continued swearing,
when said, .'If the crowd is done with me
will leave" and picked up piece Of the
cane ana walked away. was aione and saw
him surrounded by friends. did not resist
presenting there was purpose to assassinate
me. have suffered considerably from in
3uries in the face and on the shoulder, received
from the iron point Of the cane.
THE Cumberland Presbyterian Church is q
small body. Most of its strength lies in the
South. Still, it has some Northern members,
and these should haye protested against,
though they probably could not prevent the
recent disgracefnl action of its General As
sembly. During the war, the Southern
churches were not represented at its annual
convocaiions, which we're held on Northern
soil. Loya, resolutions we're passed, though
no very radical action was taken. The first
General Assembly since the close Of the re-
bellion was convened at Greensboro, KY, q
short time since. The rebel element was
present in full force, and at once proceeded
to nullify all the acts of the previous Assem-
blies which had a'spohtical' bearing. The
loyal deliverances we're set aside, and the
church placed precisely where it was before
che war. We do not complain that the minor
fly were beaten, but it seems as if they dared
not open their mouths against the secession
policy which prevailed. 1t is difficult to see
what affinity there can be between men who
love their country and traitors who show thsir
spirit by abrogating every expression of SYM
pathy for an outraged Government. Cincin-
matt Gazette.
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-L
,

BEWARE or C,uNTERFEITe-ses that the ,irn..
ture Of 70 n. JACKSON IL on the WRAPPER Of each
bottle. ~ Price single bottle, ONE DOLLAR, or
half dozen Tor FIVE p6LLARS.
~ Should youf nsareat druggist not have the artols,
Do not be put o. By Of the Intoxicating preparations
thar may be offered In it, place. but send 10 us and We
will forward. securely packed, by express.
Principal Omcs and Mandatory, 63l Arch Street
Philadelphia, Pa. /.
JONES 4 EVANS,
Successors 70 O. n. jackson Uoy
PROPRInT0RG
yr as By Bfuggsts and Dealers In every town IN n
Uniesd oeakss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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sArcHEIoR,s HAN pYE.

Tbs Original and Bsstin the Worldi The only m,
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan
taneous Produces Immediately . splendid Basok O
sasnrsi Brown, without injuring skin. Rs
sdiss the III effects ofbsa dyes soid BY all Duests
Thsgsnuine is signed William A. Batcnelor. Also.
REdENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLETLHuRA,
-g Tor RESTORING and Identifying ths Hair.
augA-dswly CHARLES BATCHKLoR, n.
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s E ED = II o Ii II
AGRICULTURAL DIP0fl
W.ICKERSA.a.M r co.
AGENTS FOB
HOWES STANDARD SCALES,
150 Ma1n-6t.,
X EOK TX.
mAy10vowd
CORN PLANTERS Browns, Kaier's
- SAVAGE. for saieby CRAFTSMAN go.
+ suLTIvAToRs.-Yurs. Bradiey's. st.nard.. Suck.
~ er State and Buckeye, for sais II
mayl0wowd WICkERSHAM cos.
DBows--Keokuk, warsaw Rock Island. Moline, and
Il Chicago PlewA Harross, &c, for sale by
mayluHowd WiGKERsIIAM + co.
HoRsE RAKEs. sulkey, aud Revalring Rake.; Run.
des, Paimer's and Walkers improved Horse Pitch
Fork. FOR sale by WIcKEKsHAA / co.
mAy1ououd
u EApERs AND MOWERS. Patent Iron
IN Reaper and Mower. Bucksye Champion. Csyuga
McCormin's. Eagle and Hubbard Machines
For sale BY fmaylowAowdi WICKERsHAM L 90.
ccYTHEs, sn.ths, Cradles, Rakes, FORKS. Hoes,
- shovels, Spades Grass Hook. aud Pruning Shears
for sale At lbs Seed store Of wIJKERsHAM I CO.
mAJloeesowo :.
| lSLoTHEs wRlNaERs.-Younss Moaitor. snd Rn-
| Maslovovd WICK ERsHAN CO.
ID ABROAD and Garden Wheel Basrows, Road Acv,.
IL psrs, &c, st WICKERsHAN cos,
nsylowosA lss Mai,.st.
| lynRN sHELLERs, Cutting Boxes, C,rn and Cob
Mill Champion" Cider aed Wice MN. for sale by
msyl0Nosd WIoKKRSHAM CO.
GREDS- Fresh Garden Field and Flower seeds At .hs
y SEED STORE. l53 Maln.t Insy1swowd
NV wlfrs IIsaI, =. hel. Us. receive u,
~ jss ROBERTSON ALBKRS.
quo RIVER SALT 90 bb. ju.. received for ..,e Low
" BY tiesl ROBERTSON ALBnxS
1nn eros aa.e'a superior xa.cb.., II. be-. j. -.
JeS KoBKRrsos i ALBERs
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- js7 KELLOGG, BIRdn CO.
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~ js5 KELLOGG. B1RGE co.
Ekf0VkIH OF JuLY-Hrecracksrs,a At
= tsA ROBEkTS0H-1 ALBYxs.
I'M As Q n ! G.. ~
Eagle LsAgs Ne. ls--Holas III regular ns..ins
the nrst Tuesday evening before full moon in 60
| meath. r. -. -.
HeralA Lodge No. 0o-Holds its rexula,
monthly Aseeang tho 1Est Monday sssninx II eech
month = s1
Aassnae Han-cornr Seventh and Main strseGh
Gate City Regal Arch Chaptar h. =
Holes - regular meeting The 0rss Friday svenixr n
/ each month @ 1900 N = Z. e
ParvtA Council No. 8--Holfs IL rssul,r .1seA
ing tho ssoond Friday evening IN each month 81,
I-pa1Aeels Cs1nanAe1y ~ xna9Aa
Tenplote He 1-Hoads cone5svos svsrv WeS-
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Nessrs. Hos1HYrn 4 eMI1K:
Ceae<mes-It gives ne pleasure to - ny sssdeony
70 those Of others invor Of your excellent preparaoa
Several years Of sesdence the banks Of Southern
rivsr end Of clsss application 70 literary wosx I'D -
thorough, eshsnstsd my nervous system and under
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sia and nervous headache recurring It shoi Intervals
.nd defyipx an known rensaia n the Matssh Aedica
had come to the concaion that nothing but toea'
change Of and pursuits voudrssors ~ hish
when friend recommended Hostettsrs Dtttsrs. pro
cured bottle a an experiment Il required but one
bottle TO cousince me that hid saud u Last the rght
combination Of remedies. The relief II Afforded - hAs
hen complete. It n years since hrst tried
Hostetters Btsrs and y but just to say that have
found the preparation Ill that II claims TO b. Its
Standard Family Cordial With and even - stnu
liant ws Ike better than anything else but W uss II
IL all nervous bilious and dyspeptic casss, from fever
down to toothache II ~hst I have said will lead
any dy.peptic or invalid 70 sure remedy,
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remain gentlemen, respectfully you,s,
june25dAw1w :. D. =. N. SoUTHWoRrH.
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For sale.

= ors /. and !, IL Block 81, essnes Morgan snd
r seconA stsssts now II 0arda I'd valsahls fssio
4iffe rood. inquire Of M 1uLION,
sdr5sA Asal lstate Assue-s
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05
State of Tennessee, Stewart County.

Decspsber Term, 1855, Of Said County Court
T. J. Mathis ct ais, rs. Tbos. II. Mathis ct ais
aa Petition to sell land. rull
IN this cause it appearing to me that Martha A.
Mathis, Caleb II. Maths, Margaret ]. Mathis Nancy
A. Mathis, ]. L. Mathis Ira Ellis Virgil Ellis and
Thomas II. Mathis non-resdents of the State Of
Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made as to them, that they be required to appear
and answer the bill of complainauts on or before
the first Monday in January, 1866 or the same
will be taken confessed and set down for hearing
erpdrtc. 10 w. COOK, Clerk, 1s
K Dec l5 'G5-4w-pr fec So. Stewart Co. Court.
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Administrators Notice.

ALI. those having claims against the estate of
John Jackson, decd, are hereby notified to file the
same with the Clerk of the County, Court of Stew
art county, on or before the 9TH day of March,
1866, in order that the same may be lquidatcd and
discharged in accordance with the acts of the Leg
slature Of the State of Tennessee relative TO in
solvent estates. This the 9Th day of Dec, 1866.
20 HENRY HOUSTON, Jr, Admir-.
Dec. Is 15-4w-$l paid-Sl so due. lo
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ATTACHMENT.

In Circuit Court Montgomery county, Tenn
Peters, Webb & Co., VS.. David Hughes.
IN this cause it appearing to me that the deten-
dnnt, David Hughes, is nonresident of the State
OF Tennessee it is therefore oraed that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the GAINESVILLE
Chronicle, commanding the said David Hughesto
appear on or before the second Monday in January
next and plead to the plaintiff declaration and at
tachment or judgment will be taken against him
by default.
G. C. BREED, Circuit Court Clerk.
ByJ. w. WILLIAMSON, d. c.
Dec 8, '65-4t-Prs. fee, 50 co. t''I
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INSOLyENT NOTICE.

HAVING, on the 18th day of August, 1865, sug-
Ill suggested the insolvency of the estate of Jas.
II. Durham deceased, in the county court of Cheat
ham county, Tenn, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to appear and
file the same with the clerk of said court ai,thcnti
C ited in the manner prescribed by law or before
the goth day of December, 1865. This. I'D day
of September, 1865. G. w. MAXEf,
Sept29-3ms Admir- of JAS Durham, decd.
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Original Attachment.

ID. Holt Us. Samuel w. Drake.
SAMUEL W. DRAKE is HEREBY NOTIFIED
- that a suit by original attachment was CONF
menced against him. before me, an acting Justice
of the peace for Montgomery county, in District
No. 8, by d. Holt-cause stated in AFFIDAVIT that no
had removed out of the State-he Is required TO at
tend, at my office, ON the 9th day OF January 1890
and defend the action thus commenced, otherwis
tbs cause will be proceeded with erI'yis.
Given under my hand this the End Of December
1865. q. SMITH, J. T.
Dee Is, '65-4t-Prs, fec, SO co.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

Original Attachment on the ground of
non-residence.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company, VS..
Mrs. Mary j. Quarles.
IN this case the papers having been returned be
fore me, Justice of the Peace for Montgomery
county Tenn, the said defendant being non-resi-
dent Of Tennessee is hereby required 10 appear al
my Office, In Clarksyille said county and State,
on the sth day OF January, 1866, and defend said
attachment suit, or the same will be proceeded
with ex parte. q. FAXoN, j. p.
De. s, lsG5-it