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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
COAFIRKA7ION NOTICE.
Josiah 81 Biscce, Ad.nr Of P p Smith.
Thomas r Brayton s Co.

Ia the Circuit Court Tor st A.rv's county
sitting a. Conr, of Equity.
No. 81 n. T..
ny virtue Of authority vest-,i in ms As Clerk
d Of the Circuit Court for st. Nary {. county,
by the "Code OF Public General Laws Of his
State. it is hereby ordersd, that the
R"port of /, c Combs, Trustee. fled in
,hi. cause, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to tho contrary tc shown
On or before the third Monday OF June next
provided a copy Of this order ba inserted il
the St Mary's Gazette once week for three
successive weeks prior to tho third Monday
Of Nav next.
Tbs report states tho land scld for $50
JNO A CAVALIER, Ctk.
True eopy-Tes'
JEO 4 CAVALIER. CHk.
April II, ls67-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
COEFIR.N1TTOE NOTICE.
GodloSe Il Kane.
James B Thomas.

In tho Circuit Court for ST Ksry's county
.i.:ias as Court of Equity.
No 90 y. f.
DY virtue Of authority vested In mo, as
- Clerk Of the Circuit Ccur; FOR S>int Ma
VS. cou3ty, by ths "Ctssle ct Public Gencrsl
Laws" of this State, it il ho-cby ordered
that he repnrt fled hy y E Hi4neT, T;us-
tee ia this cass, be ratified sn1 confirmed, an
ls.s eaus~ to the contrary be shown on or before
ihs third Monday OF June next, provided .
copy Of this notice to bs pubiiS'c'! IN the
Saint Jtary's Gazette, once week Tor th-te
successive weeks pror ts the third Monday
nf Nav next.
'rhs Report states thai the property sold
S343l IS
JNOA CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True sopy-Iest:
JNO A CAMALIkR,Clk.
April IL, lS67-5w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has famed from the Orphans Coirt OF
81 Mary' Cou .ty Wary yland, ,ctters OF admin
I~tranon on tle personal estate "t lhomas
Tlppcts, nte OF St Nary ronnty, deeeassi. Al,
perso having cIanls as.un,t tae SAID deoe ''eh
are hereby ~a ned 10 .NnIoIt the same "i'h
proper v"urners -of, 10 tht suocfipe on or
before the 7th day OF pctooef, l"bi, one ''ise
ths, my Ue excluded by law from al oenta'
pt the sIiI sstaie. bIveu under my mana Las
h d y OF Apr:t. 1867.
jos. II. KEY.
Administrator.
Anrll Al. lS67-Aw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

Fire. :.
We regret to Learn that the dwelling
with store house attached. belonfilg 10 j
4. Hammcti E. Brother. located on the
three. e.notched road, near ST. Nicholas
Church in the Factory District. WAS de-
s,roycd Is f.e duriug last week. he or
i,in Of the fire is not known Most OF the
goods in the store was saved, but the
buildings are a complete Loss to tho epter-
priziug owner. ,hsr. heing 10 snsIFaHce
.,.n ~ e'.1'r-.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
A G TeuniSon.
VS..
Charles II Shott
& Vile.

In the Circuit, Court fer ST Mary's County
sitting as Court of Equity.
No. 507 y Equity.
GeY virtue o authority vested in me. as
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court for It Mary s
County. by the "Co!s Of Public General
Laws" Of this State, Il is hereby ordered lat
the Auditors Report, fled in this
cause, be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause to the contrary bc shown on before the
third Mcuday OF June next provided copy
or this order be published in the Saint Mary 5
GAZETTE once week for three successive
weeks prior 10 Ike third Monday Of June rext.
J\O \ CAM.iLIEk. OK.
True copv-Tcst:
JNO CAMALIBR, OK.
April II, lss7-Sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
R1TrlCATG.r yOTlCB.
A c Teams = Others,
IS
S-S,rn, w =! ( oiaers.

IL h. ";reui; C,n-l ~ : E'rv'' { IN
tv, >;,tla,, F,Trs u "a nv.
Er53S +.
nY v;rtn- o' ar'h 'rt'v vested ia ~ - t'e-S
. nf tie Grcui, Court ior - Mays county
by the "C.l- f Pnhlic General Laws %
81 j. State, it is hereby orerel- shat th- And
or'. Reprs flrs in It's c,>r, lie ratified ',''
confirmed ,-,-tits> cau-e 10 the contrary be
shown ON ar before the sAi1i Monday Of Jane
rexr; rrov,,.st} a copy Of this order be pub
lished "a the 81. .Mary's G,z-tte once \ week
fer three succ..siy- weeks prior 10 too :hir..
Huncsy OF .jnn- next
.,NO \ CA NALIER. Clk.
True copv-Te~t
JNO A CA MAILER, Cfk.
April IL, lSG7-5~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
apc,irtM aofs-

Appointments.
The Commission Court on Tuesday
las, appointed! tie fo'lorin, gentlemen as
Tax Collectors t'r the en- ,ai9c year
1x -t;c;-Jo~eph .. Tay.or
2nd co-R"bert j. B. ar
srd And 9Th do-Janes F. Abe!l
4th do-Rotert NJ Shauks
5th do-I.aiah Cater
j. Kemp Jones was appointed 5. the
same session Constable in the 1st election
district. in place Of Jossph ililturn, de-
ceased.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
Property in St. .Maly'

We are Indebted to the obhginr and ef-
hcient clerk to the County Commissioners
for this county for the following detailed
estimate of the taxable property of St
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

We are authorized 10 arr. unee a'-
WIN LuAD AZ ranJida:. Tor Cis.~ ~ Tue
llrcult Court for s.. Mar. c,'anty
A~r,l " isss,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

~Wo have delayed The publication of
on, n.ner this week in order TO obtain the
result of the late election IN tho State and
County.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

Mary county oA "
Real Estate. 22,347
Stock in Trade, y 10
,,r. co,,r;;.. 13.05O
Bank and othcr Stocks. lo''''
p-;..,a Securities 47o. .232
Live Stock, 'o-' - !
Uouseho. d Furniture. l0o'9oo
p... 9,O22
,,,I .nd Silver Watches 10, So
Mon-y in hand AID % deposit, ~ 4-o
Produce of Farms, l1'poo
Working Tools.
Far,riug Utensils. &c, 49,olo
Residue of property OF other
descriptions, o9'aoo
Total SO 23l .273
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

An Act to repeal section six CO. OF srt''!e
80 Of the Code Of Public General Laws,
relating to the attendance OF Judges OF
Elections. aud section niue t9) OF ssid
article. prescribing the oath OF Judge
of Elections. and section twelve 10 OF
said article prescribing notice OF elections
to be given by the Sheriffs of the sever
y counties, and to euactA substitute tor
each of said ssctiops.
Se. |. BE it enacted BY the Genera!
Assembly of Maryland. Th-s sections SIX
Is, nine 81 and twelve (l2) Of article thiF-
tv-sve (S5) OF the Code OF Public General
Laws, Be and tn are hereby repealed aud
the following sec,ic2s b. and they are hereby
substituted for them respectively;
For section g. At any election starr
Federal or municipal, to be hereefteF =, ,e'o
,ui,his s,ate, if uoue Of the judges OF h!ee,
don appel, t,d according 70 law stsii attend
at the place OF election forths space u ons a'
M, *, n. r-.,s-.cTis>3 y Nv n
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

4 COMPLETE arrangements havc b.en
~ made for advertising throughout tho
Northern and Westsrn States and CsnAla -
Some OF the most productive Farms in tho
counties d Prince Georges Anne Arundel,
Calvert, Charles and ST. Nary's arc 0Itre
for sale or Rcut. Health AMI Society good,
Public Scdopl System perfect. The Farms
uvenicnt to Churches, navigation and rail-
road
L15- Persons having Farms 10 sell should
send Us full description, price, &c. Those IN
walt of labor VIII notify US In mahy cascs
we shal! be able 10 show Farms to strangers
,rec % e2pensn f,'r horse and buggy hire.
April 4, lS17---tt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
The Ell ~ctlon Results.

The Election Results
The following is the result OF the vote
in this county on "Wednesday last MA
jority for the Convention 100
For Delegates. i''S.l so''
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

For Delegates.
5 4 5 6 Total
rord 63 116 1872 &c 47 IS 552
naat Sc III us 1a3 40 SO SAL
1an;sor 4s Sc l67 146 60 81 5l1
p:n;na.,ov 4611779 96 63 81 49s
THE Rrsulr IN THE 'SrArE.--Enough is
,,nou, Of the election n this State, to au-
hor;,c us to announce. that the call for
Convention has been Sustained by con
siderable majority. The majority for a
Convention in Baltimore city was about
1900.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
ST. EknY'S GAZETTE
LEONARDrOWN. ND.

THURSDAY MORNING April II. 1867
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

SO ,273
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

W. certify that the afor.soing l' 'Fne CO. .
nv Of A. act which passed the Genera a'-
ecub.y Of Maryiani. January .c'",'o: ~ 1op'
AUGUSTUS GASSA" Az.
Secretary Of the Senate
W. 4. COLE,
Chief Clerk Houes o Delegates.
April lith.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

n. drawing i. to hs made ~ directed oy
~. sct nor shah sEv prrson Dc ora"n
~ .-r.uscn~i - tw1 courts scccesMTely;
s,I ,h4 ..iI t5u,. .fa.! have faN FoTor
a,o ,3:5arnr TO coe-cc tie ai'e" .ahce o.
t--o.s drar7 a.. s..alM>Atd E'f-tF t--,-
-, md - punish y due q 'mPrisoumen;'
~ both for any defnalt OF conte'np; c'nl-
a,;,tcd IN asreg.-ding such surnmoo'
Gee. And be i, enacted, That before the
,,~..;,. ofsnv new panel of jurors from the
NV E,t: ana poll books. as provided IN ttle
srs,.nl .c,ood sections of:nis act, u sha.i %
,,o,.,tv # the .aid Courts to lave TIE ao2 u
xb;ch the names Of the inro1s ha{e oeen
deposited to be enPt.ef OF any ana IA 'he
ballots therein REMAINING.
Sec. :. And be it enocte1, That II the
nroy.ions oe this a.. shall conflict win
the aonointmcnts Of existing law Tor mold
inc tbe.tcrm Of said Court or any OF them
br reason Of want of time for complying
With said provisons, arthc time next ensn'ng Z z
the passage of this act, 1t may 90 ia"lui
xor such Court or Courts, IN their ol'cre-
,Iop. to proceed at SAID term. without re-
card to the provisions OF this act or 70 az
;onrr 70 ,uch time as will admit OF the
;ya,a ;un o,anns, empannelling and drawing
tho panel Of jurors iu conformity With this
set.
Sec Q And be it enacted, That all
laws inconsistent with the PROVISIONS Oh
chi, act bo and the sapc nre hereby re-
at.N@
Sec 10 Be i. enacted. That this act
shall takseetfeot and be enforccd ifon the
date Of its passage
W. certify that the aforscoing l' tFne CO.
~ =. ,e, which ras-ed the Genera As
emily Of Maryiani, January sc'"l'o: Ioo''
AUGUSTUS GA>SA" Az.
Secretary Of the Senate
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-21
THE MEMPHIS DEBATE

Our space 10 day is entirely occupied
by the report Of the impeachment trial
aud the discussion between Messrs. Ethe-
ridge and Stokes at Memphis 1t is
courteous TO call it discussion, but more
proper to speak of it as a merciless fay
ing alive for a, the Memphis Appedi
says, il Stokes willingly confronts MIR.
Etheridge again, he must envy those
who are only in purgatory Our read
ers in this immediate region viii have
the pleasure, in few days, Of hearing
from Mr.. Etheridge's own lips the yindi-
cation Of the people and the cause Of con
stitutional liberty and equal rights and
an exposure Of the enormities Of Brown
lOwism but we advise general cirSula-
ton Of the printed abstract for the benefit
of all who may be debarred from the
privilege All that is necessary to rescue
the State is for the people to have the
issue presented in a clear strong light
If this be done the machinery Of tyranny
cannot withstand the torrent of popular
indignation that will be propelled
against st.
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MIR. TRIMBLE.s ACCEPTANCE.

Mr. John Trimble has accepted the
nomination for Congress of one wing of
the Radical party of this district, in the
following letter
NATIONAL HILL, NEAR NASHVILLE,
May 18th, lS67.-Messrs. w. +. Prosser,
c. H. Irwin and n. Walker, committee
Gentlemen On this morning | received
your letter of yesterday, informing me Of
my nomination as the candidate Of the
Radical Republican party from this Con
gressional district. Fully conscious Of the
honor, with a full knowledge Of its duties
] accept the nomination. | am, in senti-
ment, principle and measures, a Radical
Republican, devoted TO free thought, free
speech, a free press, free common schools
and free Democratic, Republican govern
ment, justice 10 all men, and equality before
the law. As soon as my present engage
ments before the Senate, sitting as a court
of impeachment, will allow, / will address
my fellow-citizens upon the political ques-
tons of the day.
Yours, respectfully, JOHN TRIMBLE.
1t seems that Notwithstanding the de-
sertion of the other wing of the Radical
party by Chaplain-Judge Lawrence, Mr.
Trimble is not to be allowed to walk over
the track" Mr.. D. H. Mason, lately one
Of the editors Of the Press and Times
has lately been nominated by meeting
Of the Simon,pure Radicals, and the
prospect is that when Mr. Trimble takes
the stump he will find a competitor who
is thoroughly posted as to his record
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yrKsrRTnar NoT SICK.

The Louisville Courier has special
dispatch from Memphis dated the 18th
inst, in which it is stated:
Hon. Emerson Etheridge is in the city,
quite III, and was unable TO meet w. b.
Stokes in joint discussion, as anticipated
this morning"
Mr. Etheridge was suffering from a
high fever, and was not present when
Col Stokes commenced speaking, at about
half past eight o'clock, but he made his
appearance in time, as we learn from the
Memphis appeal of Sunday morning, to
make an sable and demOlishing reply to
Stokes The appeal adds that the
speaking ceased at twelve o'clock, and
although the assembly were DESTROYS oil
hearing him further, he said he could not
speak on the Sabbath" Guess Stokes did
not think he was sick man"
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Presbyterian General Assembly.

ROCHESTER, May 20.-At meeting OF
the Presbyterian General Assembly, resolu-
tons were introduced sending greetings and
Christian salutations TO the Old School
Assembly, sitting at Cincinnati.
The Irish delegation will be received to-
morrow.
Rev. E. ]. Adams, colored, from South
Carolina, spoke in behalf of his race.
The Judicial Committee reported in the
matter of the appeal of Silas Miller from
the action Of the Synod of Illinois.
The Assembly adopted an overture from
the Second Presbyterian Church of Gales
burg, Illinois, making April 10Th day OF
fasting and prayer.
The invitation of the Young Mems
Christian Association to the young men
visiting New York, was accepted, and its
course was endorsed by the Assembly.
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Mexico.


New YORK, May 20.-Advices from
Mexico state that on the 2Sth of April,
Gen. Diaz had nineteen cannon playing on
the Paralville, gate of the capitol, and that
of San Cosmos was being attacked by Mar
quese, the only points of defense were the
gates. He had $500 men. Commanding
officers were preparing to capitulate.
The executions at Peubla, were ordered
by Gen. Diega Alvarez, at the moment he
was assaulting a ratification, and Gen.
Diaz, when heard of it, ordered it stopped
and allowed the prisoners to choose place
of refuge.
A hot bombardment of Vera Cruz took
place on the 5th inst. Carman had pro-
claimed for the republic.
The cotton crop of Bombay, for 1867, is
valued at SIS, 100000 sterling.
The Blakely Ordnance Company, in
England, is bankrupt, and the question has
arisen in court as to the ownership of some
guns valued at el5,000. A contract to
furnish the Confederate States was made by
Mr.. Blakely before assignment of his in
terest to the company. They are claimed
by both Mr.. Blakely and the United States.
An order was made by the court that the
claim be ascertained by the interpleader
suit, and some officer of the United States
government being made party thereto.
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General Synod Of Reformed PresbyIe-


New YORK, May 20-In the General
Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church, today, DR.. Wilson, delegate from
the Old School General Assembly, made an
address, urging the original reunion. Rev.
Mr.. Sloane, delegate from the Reformed
Presbyterian Synod, also spoke for reunion.
Several speeches were made of similar
tenor, and a committee on reunion ap-
pointed to confer with committee of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church, to meet in
Alleghaney this week
Mr. Henderson, charged with cruelties
at BlackwelPs Island, has been perma-
nently discharged. The witnesses are all
against him, and he will probably be in
dicted for perjury.
Frank Fisher, a young army officer,
committed suicide by shooting himself in
the head in faro bank. A card was found
on him on which was writtenthe follow
ing: Done by my own wicked hands.
Cause demoralized by playing faro, and
may the Almighty God have mercy on
my soul.
[Signed FRANK FISHER.
Also the following letter:
MAY 20, 1867.-DEAR CORONER: Please
inform Norman Lodge No. 355, of my
death, and say | request my poor wicked
body to be returned to the bosom of mother
earth by them, and may the Almighty have
mercy on my poor soul, through Christ
Jesus our Saviour, amen.
+. +. FISHER.
p. S. Please inform my poor old Chris
tian mother of my death, Mrs. Mary +.
Fisher, Iowa City.
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The Three Per Cent. Certificates
Bnfn

WASHINGTON, May 20.-The Printing
Bureau has completed the three per cent.
certificates to take the place of compound
interest notes.
The Bureau of Statistics is making pre-
parations to take the census Of 1870.
1t has been generally supposed that the
Attorney Generals Interpretation of the
reconstruction acts would all be embodied
in single opinion and would shortly be
promulgated, but it is said that the practi-
cal operation of the measure, by developing
new questions for solution almost every
day, has kept that officials hands full. His
first advisory communication will doubtless
only embrace the main points
The Attorney General leaves tomorrow
for New York, where he will remain short
time. The object of his visit is consult an
oculist in regard to the disease of the eye.
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unGnnnhed Rnmnr. etc.

NEW YORK, May 20-An utterly I'M
founded rumor was circulated to-day that
the steamer Villa de Paris was sunk on the
night of the 18th. She was spoken on the
18th by the steamer Tripolis which arrived
to-day.
The steamer Great Republic sailed this
morning for San Francisco via Straits OF
Magellon and Panama
The Greek Minister to Washington, Gen.
Kalergis, died last month in Athens. He
was on his mission to the United States.
The Partisan medical men ordered him
home and he died soon after his arrival al
Athens.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-21

Gov BRowNIow has heard that there
has been a disturbance Of some kind
at Brownsville, the other day, and he
has already sent company Of his
loyal miliis. there TO be quar-
tered upon the people Of that town or
county. A few weeks ago mob Of
Loyal Leagues, headed by the sheriff OF
Blount county, refused TO allow minister
of the gospel to preach in Maryville, and
he had TO leave that place in hurry to
save his life The Governor lives only
few miles from where this occurred, bu'
singularly enough, he has never heard oil
il and so the people Of Maryyille have
been saved the infection Of the loyal
militia
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-21
ImmigratiOn-TheT Ombs Declared A
Public Disgrace, etc.

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Nearly 5000 emf
grants arrived since Saturday.
Jefferson Davis has returned to his hotel,
and leaves Tomorrow for Canada.
The grand jury to-day presented the
Tombs as public disgrace, and recon-
mended the erection of a new prison in
some other part of the city. Many police
station houses are unmitigated nuisances,
from dilapidation and insufficient ventila-
ton, and the absence of water closets.
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DETROIT, May 2O.-$5OOO has been for
warded to Cincinnati from Detroit for the
relief of Southern destitute.
The poor house in Ingham county, Mich,
was destroyed by fire to-day. Six of the
inmates persisted in the flames
King, she Saginaw murderer, has not yet
been apprehended.
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Frecdmen.s Bureau I'm North Carolina

WASHINGTON, May 20.-The Freed
mems Bureau Commissioner for North Car
olina reports a satisfactory condition Of af-
fairs. There is much restitution, but the
prospect is encouraging for a material de
crease. The crops promise large yield.
As a rule, contracts are strictly observed,
and complaints of wrongs and injuries sell
dom heard Educational work continues
with unabated ardor.
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gems. Grant and Cemstock

FORTRESS MONROE, May 20.-Generals
Grant and Comstock, with their families,
arrived here this afternoon from Rich
mond Grant left his family at the Chesa-
peake Hospital, to spend the summer
months, and proceeded to Washington to-
NIGHT
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in Chancerv at Nashville.

State Of Tennessee-Clcrk's Office. Chancery
Court at Nashville. April the 10Th. 1861.
Ben CockriIl, complainant, vs.. Frank Nancy ct
ais, defendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
4 in this cause that the defendants. John Kim
berry, Bettie NJ. Kimberly. John l. Sehsn, Jr.,
and Thomas Il. Sehon, are non-residsnts Of the
State Of Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered thar
they enter their appearance herein on or
before the third Monday Of the next term Of
said Court to be held on the first Monday in
May next 1851. and plead. answer or dsmur 70
compliments bill or the same viii be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing exparte,
and that copy Of this order be published Tor
four successive weeks in the Nashville Union
and Dispatch
A copy-Aftest NJ. b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master
n. a Ed. Baxter, SOlrs for eompit. april 4tW
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z nnn POUNDS OF TOBOCCO.-WR
D.OOO viii pay the best market price for
Tobacco, in good priEing order. at No. lZ9 South
Market street, Nashville,
dec9T-f LESTER i CO.
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Hon. Emerson Etheridge
TO BE. IN NASHVILLE ON
Saturday Next. ,ne1aSth inst.

Saturday Next, she125th inst.
We are authorized TO state that Emers
son Etheridge, Conservative candidate
for Governor, will address his fellow-citi-
zens Of Davidson county and the adoin-
ing region, at Nashville on Saturday
next
The Conservative Executive Committee
are charged with the arrangements for
his reception, and the preparation Of a
proper place for the accommodation Of
the large number that will probably be
IN attendance
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NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRA-
HI tor Of The estate Of Catharine A. White all
, persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified % present the same within the
tune prescribed By law. OF they will be forever
barred. C. A. r THOMPSON.
mayl2 3w
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A STRAY COW
WANTED.

OAN BE FOUND AT TIRE GROUNDS OF
[ Mount Oiivet Cemetery. which the owner
can have b. proving property aud paying
charges. mA9 - =
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NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE McGAVOCK
Il and Mount Vernon street Railroad are re-
questea 10 meet at the Office Of the Company,
No So cherry street, On MONDAY next,
mayi78t FIR. CHEATHAM.
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WOOL WANTED.

WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
w price for Fifty Thousand Pounds Washed
and UnEashed WOOL. without burs. delivered
IN our Warehouse Nos Market street
HUGH McCREA 4 CO.
apr2S 3u
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

A n ELIGIBLE DWELLING. IN THE sIa
n Ter block on South High street. between
Church and Broad. containing nine or ten rooms
and in perfect repair. Apply %
T. A. MCCALL
az Cheatham. W Gods 4 Goa
may12 la corner Church and Cherfy e.