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rae Sunshine or Hope

Now bursts upon your vision, andthe clouds Of
despair that hang as a heavy pail o gloom
upon your brow can now 10 driven back, and
the bright visions Of health, in all Us grandeur,
are now offered you. DRoMGo0LE a CO.'S
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This HOUSE i situated Immediately opposite
he Depot Memphis Teaa- aud : vefi rap
piled Al ali lines rifh The best t0tS, q
svtfy hind. and d
ONE OF rifE BBsT SALOONS.
Near ths bspo. Gil sna iaags fof yoanslsss.
ssyfi-ft E riefok. PturHk..rs
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To Fortune Huntersl

Having made enough slrmlng and milling
am prepared 70 sell a good bsrTain iu,MIls and
Farms. have Two good Faniaii ous nenr I'm
iowa Of panola for sale or : Also. four
gV9u steam Saw and Grisi Milis-twopar,abIe
ana one stationary and ono mulay-skich -.
&c bought low BY applying soon 10 ma ~
Pamela. -JAnEsl /. III rTc,rpo I"
Aho, one Ferry across the T~allsha,chis river.
II The own 81 panoia. janb-rr 10y
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i complete, apd Is the largest esiabUshmeni Of
The kisa 10 the souIhvsa. We smpios none
but capable wcrkmen, and turn out the best Of
work NJ the msstfcsEonasle ppsts.
kft-en ~ wHffsORB BROS.
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ReglslFatlen Order from the War
aDepartlnent. v ".


WAsHIssTeS june 22.-The fol-
lowing Vas issued to-day
swAs pnRnrpnsre Apsr. Ggs. Cruces, s
srssa wAsuHsros, june 90 iss1s y o.
Where's, the several commanders
Of military districts created by the
acts Of Congress- known as the recon-
sssuetion acts, have expressed doubts
- 70 the proper construction thereof,
and IN respect 10 somcoftheir powers
and duties under said acts and have
applied n the Exeenbise for infcfa
nation in relation deteto: and
y. Whereas, the said aeis Of Congress
hsve bean referred TO the Attorney
0sAefsl for his opinion thereon and
!tbe MD acts and the opinion of The
Atf0sney Gipsral have bean fully aud
casefdIly s1astdeFvd= by tbs President
i cQnierSpoe with the heads OF the
reSpectivp deparpents, thp President
asssPls The following as a practical
intefptetation Of The aforesaid acts ol
Coa6feas on the points thsrein pre-
sssSsa. md directs the sumo TO be
tisnshltted to me respective military
commanders for their information, ID
ordor that there may be uniformity
ia the execution Of said acts.
Here follow The nineteen points
Of The Attorney Generate summary.
= sdDPtsd by tho Cabinet and tele.
Rxsphed on the 10Th inst, and pub
|llthe1 ktre "a the 2lst. The Who'll,
II iRasd.ls = SaIssa ~
BY order Of the President /:
E D. TOWNSEND. A. a. G.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.


The ststz II Aisisirr. PzHsiz e1iIHJ4
Al Bruudsr -v-ussis ratashess 1 o.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ~. \. ballard. I. p
De lab d. r. Jun. 1881, u hv4 q fhH<
c,uhen &c. Md 4 Bf5r3< ssi o.
@eie II usvb. cafufhsrs kco fof fartr dnlIert
nd fny, c<pfz N Jpst,e rcnf held Il ree1<A
ID ths ssuntr n Panels "a ss&l< n He
sirpl. .fhe dafndata " i<fels aas's<d5 t2i
a1izs< thfT spr<ssh sd noaft y IL sd
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= t3nAtIAsn
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Southern Preparations

Comprise a class Of pure aud select Family
Aeaidntsi prepared from pure Drugs, by A elias
Of experienced SHibefn Ply aeiaDs, specially
fortbe aisenfg lnqideht " D hQuthefR lbealiiy,
They are rot secret Or patent mixtures, and
ARE recommended Y be used IN liep Of those
prepared by our Northern hifhds, who know
but lttla ahoui Southern treatment.
0ur u che only class Of kfmalc Medicines
ever offered % the public which were. prepted
by the Medical Profesdon. M.F
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"a DnonaooIE ! Goa 's,.
He'd Dlarrhwa Remedy.

The most certain and s6es,usi cure, Cur al
forms Of Darrhusa, Nanssa and vomilng,
Cramps, 0holsra Mofbus pain In Stomach.
lanntsef complaint Of chIhlrsfs while teethinf.
ek. n Is exceedingly p~isassat soee saa quisis
the s~tarnach. ! not an eleoholIe mrpasasisa
contains 10 kino, estschu, gals, tnanin, log
wood, etc. II imptrn tone q tie already &c.
biiifz,sd stomach and bowci. and no fsazily
shcnld be without. a tpsfle. II Hsscf fails 70
cur. 49, 49,.
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ClIANCERY SALE OF VALUA.
ABLE LAND.

Pursuant 70 = decree Of the uaneery Court
ef Panola county, Ba.e Of Mississippi, rendered
tttte November term, 1896, thereof In the
ibt u Geptge W. pyer. administrator Of fn
estate a john II. keith. deeeassd, eosnplnnan,,
againit Jensg w sismmirs etal.. asfsBaaat,
u sid court l viii as comps~ asiaser therein
appointed, On Monday, dc 2ad dsy Of July.
1851, al the e~ppri-hense dasr, IN he torn Of
Panols, in said conniy. within The hears pre-
scfibcd b. lAN, ohaf fof sals Al public ~saeiien
% the highest bidder, on a credit Il IA moails
ron the dAFs " ale ihs ellov,ngt well I'm.
proved lana. tps~it Obs soufh part or end, Of
he southeas, quarter Of section 70. In township
I o. range 9 wezt, eoniainihf % acres, extend.
ing east apd wcgf clear arra~s said apartef re
hQas ring and hsina Ia zsit chanty Of Pamela
Bond with two good secsfitls, will BE- required
81 the purcihssr Re he t~4yai<nf u The puf-
chase moaeT. JOHN q. HARRISON,
islktt GsnHziNi5nsr
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We cell the attention Of our readA
srs 70 the change In rnnIonr trains
On the. Mlw. 4 Tom. railroad, and
refer sAsp y ,he time table IL AN
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NoTICE To BRIDGE HIbDRRs.


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Ih4 advertisement of II, II. Bai-
han = oo., 70 be found elsewhere
a voethy of every mans attention.
when yoa have OCCASION 70 vl~ii
eArdIs, give them q call.
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Gray hsifs hpnosbk. can have shesr rstofsd
% thar nainrsl roln without stainiar he ska
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Why Is IL you continue 70 suief With l'isa
ehen The remedy 70 cure yuu can be 20 saaly1
obtsinsd DO nof sufzr another day, ssad
immediately and procure one bog Of Dromgools
kcet PtLE skLsB saa bs esrsd.i inisrbdl
or s~xisrnsl Phss HheAsf trssnt or Ions flandl
Ing an Be cured inimediaiely
Garnet Southern Physicians csite he Piles =
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Y-ouR LrrEBLooD

Nus, be changed, in order 70 be relieved Of Iaas
troublesome elias Of. dpeAs& r<qdiffhg pure
blood. DRoanooBbr6 COS q
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Rad me naIee In regard b N.
(srusI Issvsasc, Signed by Thomas
= cIeskss II might be ef inia'esi
% yos.
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THE POPE.

The Rome correspondent Of the Irish
Times, thus photographs " Papa Pho Nino:"
He looks about seventy years old-his
age is eventy>fve-middle-si and
though rather inclined 10 corpulency, yet
Of frame still retaining all its muscular
power. Little tiny dimpling hands, white
as snow, and little tiuny feet, of which any
lady would be proud. A face one cannot
look upon without loving-so mild is il
and benevolent; the large dark Italian
eye being softened by the constant affec-
tionate smile playing about the mouth
smile not assumed and put aside at will,
but one Of real Christian hope and resig-
nation, ever present, ever suggestive of the
true character of the man. When one
thinks Of the trials and sufierings, political
and corporal, endured with manly forti-
tude by his Holiness for the last twenty
years, one cannot help admiring the spirit
which has sustained him and followed him
all through his career. II also makes Us
contemplate what would have been the
present state Of the Roman Catholic Church
had a man of less courage and determine
ton, or a spirit less mild and conciliatiBg,
been at the head Of her government during
these critical years.
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The London AtLen9am says ~ 81 81
Though we have often heard OF the
large annual emigration of German set.
tiers 10 America, we have not yet heard
much Of the emigration CT American set
tiers TO Germauy; but ii is constantly go
ing on. The expense Of living up 60 the
fashionable level in the large American
cities has become SO great that men with
moderate incomes and families TO educate
and-marry, cannot stand il. They have
found out that living and education in
Germany costs far less than in the United
States cities, and are settling in many Of
the continental, bnt especially in Stuttgart,
where late American visitor informs us,
bis countrymen greatly cptnumber the
English residents, and have nearly driven
them OUT
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Eight Weeks for Nothing
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

ALL SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CULTIVA-
n tor ana Country Gentleman for 1865, re-
ceiyed previous to NovembeF ], 1861. with the
money, will receive that PAPER weekly through
November and December, eight numbers in all,
without charge.
published in large weekly numbers Of sixteen to
twenty pages each, and designed to include
every Department of Agriculture. Steck RRis-
ing Horticulture and Domestic Economy.
The publishers prefer using the following ex-
tracts from well-informed sources, rather than
10 speak for themselves
The Maine Farmer speaks of the Country
Gentleman as standing at the head of the
Agricultural press of the country
The Scottish Farmer calls the Country Gen
tleman the best of ali the American newspa-
peTs devoted to matters ofrural economy
The Gardeners Monthly says that the Coun-
try Gentleman is conducted with degree of
talent equal TO any European journal, and supe-
Tior to most Of them"
The Canada Farmers Advocate says. I'VE
are in receipt of AGRICULTURAL publications from
all Parts of the world. but for truthful accounts,
wen writer, practical articles. and general
management Of the paper. we have seen none az
all 10 compare with the Cultiyater and Country
Gentleman, published the United States"
TERMS--Ibe terms are lower than those Of
any other paper Of similar standing: 0ne copy.
s. 50 per year; four copies, ss; eight copies,
SIG Specimen copies free Of charge
And let il be remembered. IN fine. that those
who subscribe for 1868. at any date subsequent TO
November /, 1867, viii be supplied with the
weekly numbers from receipt Of remittance TO
the close OF 1867. gratuitousy Address
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Albany, New York.
ga Orders for the above tine Agricultural
Paper, accompanied By the money, addressed to
the UEIoE AND DIsPArcs 0iice. will be prompt
~ attended TO, and receipts for same forwarded
oct27 If
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IN THE AIMS HOUSE.

On the bush and brake the frost is hoar,
Knee deep In holl0ws lies the snow;
While softly, up and down the floor.
The feet Of Wintfy moonbeam's GO:
And in the hush before the dawn
A boyish face is growing wan.
The dsath-watch answers beat for beat
With his poor heart, that moves 30 slow;
He hears the Waterman In the street,
He hears the rivers sluggish flow,
And through his brain there runs a dim
Remembrance OF a childish hymn.
Again he lies upon the grass,
Beneath ohestnuts 6uttering leaves;
He sees the midday glory pass,
he hears the dove that family grieves;
And all these memories among
There stehls the hymn his mother sung.
No loving tears are on his check,
No kisses on his eyeiids fall;
None mark the wrist-pul5e growing weak,
None listen 10 the Masters call
Alone be goes, with bated breath
To meet this mystery Of death.
The moonbeams scarcely gid the panes,
Her golden disk has dropped 80 low;
He thinks how tired the men viii be
Tomorrow. digging in the snow
Beside that grave the angels keep
And whispers, Nov III 90 10 sleep"
His ears grow dali to earthly sound;
The thin hands clasp upon bis breast;
"A wondrous music sWells around
Hlsk0ul hath entered Into rest,
Rise up, o sum- and hail the day
Through death he enters life for aye
Ltate Corporal
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THE NUMBER OF INDIANs,

The Secretary Of the Interior, in his re-
por; TO the President, says:
"The estimated number Of Indians is
about three hundred thousand, spreading
from Lake Superior TO the Pacific Ocean.
Those east Of the Mississippi, with few ex-
captions, are on reservations 80 also are
the tribes in Kansas north of Arkan-
sas, and those located between the western
border Of Arkansas and the country known
as the LEASED lands.' Treaties were nego-
tiated last winter with the Kansas tribes,
and submitted TO the Senate for its consti-
tutionaI action. II ratified and in good
faith executed, these tribes will be provided
with homes, where they will soon become
self-sustaining, as they have already
adopted the habits Of civilized life and
become familiar with agricultural pur-
suits. TheT will then require from as LITTLE
beyond protection against the intrusion OF
the whites, aud the faithful performance Of
our stipulAtions."
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TRUSTEES SALE.

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
4 the south door Of the Courthouse in Nash
vile. on SATURDAY. the 14th day Of ecem-
Der, 1851 at II o'clock NJ, three and a half acres
Of land, situated in Civil District No. q. and
more particularly described on pages 27l and
az. Book 81, Of the Registers 0fbce "a Davidson
county. Said land was conveyed in trust 10 ne
By William Wilson. 10 secure debts TO e. W
Nance, John Hamblin. Thos. chadweil, Execa-
tor, and John Cato. md Is sold under the trust.
TKzMa-Half cash. remainder In six months.
Lien retained and personal security required.
Sale absolute, without equity of redemption.
JOHN II. EARTHMAN. Trustee
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Saturday, December 81, 1867,

J. II. Austin VS. B. NJ. Wheeler and others.
TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
Il Chancery Court we will sell at the Court
house. at Nashville. at y o'clock, on --
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the District Court Of tie United States for
the Middle District Of Tsnnsssse. In tie mat
tsrsOf BshkruPtsy-To whom it may concern.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Of ). p. ThoDpsop, Of the county Of
wilson and State Of Tennessee, within said
District. who has been adjudged bankrupt
upon bis own petition. b. the District Court Of
gaid District.
Dated at Lebanon. Tenn, the 18th day Of No
Fember. A. ID. 1857.
noEl7 laws II. d. LESTER, Assignee.
Nashville UNION AND DIsPATcH copy OgH3t
and send bill 20 this Office = Lsbaa0H Herald aHd
Ragfsfar. "aaa
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In the Comfy Court Of Jackson Conn
~. Tennessee.

Hiram Crabtree, Admir- dsbOnis non Of Wiley
Carter. deed, We. William tIoad and his wife,
Nancy GOad. Lcyey Carter, Jr.. james N.
Carter, SQsannah Carter, Lucinda Carter,
JRmes H. Carter, j. D. Carter, NJ. Carter. and
the heirs'of James Carter. decd. whose names
are unknown.-PetitiOn to sell land.
ON MOTION OF PETITIONER, BY HIS
I y attorney, and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the Clerk, from allegation in plain
tits petition, which is sworn to, that all of the
above named defendants are nOn-residsnts Of
the State of Tennessee: It is therefore ordered
By me that publication be made in the Union
and Dispatch. a Newspaper published in the
city of Nashville, for four successive weeks re-
curing ard notifying said defendants. each and
ali, to appear before the County Court Of aek-
son ccunty Tennessee, at the Courthouse in the
town of Gainsboro. on the first Monday in jan
uary. 1858. then and there to enter their de,
fense If any, to plathtif 3 petition in ease Of
failure so to do. udkment for confessed will be
entered against them. and this cause will be
set for hearing ex parte. Novem Der 5, 1861.
W. q. cox, CLERK
Jackson County Conrt.
Cox Dewitt ATTORNEYS for Petitioner.
movie Az
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DON'r LIKE MY BUSINESS.
From the Savannah News

From the SAYannah news.
We have remarked with pain within the
the limited circle Of our young acquaint-
snces constant disposition to change from
one vocation 10 another. 1t is manifested
by the general remark that 81 don't like
my business" We refer to this matter to
inform our young friends that there Is no
greater fallscy than that entertained by them
and thousands Of others in the South, that
some pursuit. can be found wholly shifted
70 their tastes, whims and fancies. This
philosophers stone can never be discovered,
and every one who makes his life a search
for it will be ruined, yea, lamentably
ruined.
Let, therefore, the fact be always re-
membered by the young, that no life work
can be found entirely agreeable TO a man.
One Of the most intelligent and expert
enced men of New York, who rose from
poverty TO affiuence and distinction, re-
marked in an address upon this subject,
that success always lies at the top
Of hill, and il we would resch it, We
can do so only by hard, persevering eff
fort, while beset by difficulties of eve
~ kind. Genius, he says, counts nothing
in the battle of life Determined, obsti-
nate perseverance in one single channel is
everything. Hence, should any young
man be debating in his mind change Of
business, imagining he has genius for some
other, let him at once dismiss the thought
as be would temptation to do evil. If he
thinks he made a mistake in choosing the
pursuit or profession he did, don't make
another by leaving it. Let him spend all
his energies, says the gentleman referred to,
in working for and olinging to il, as he would
the life-boat that sustained him in the
middle of the ocean. Ii he leaves il he
will almost certainly 60 down, but il he
clings to il, informing himself about it
until he is its master, bending his every
energy 70 the work, success is certain.
Good, hard, honest effort, steadily perse-
vered in, will make his profession or bust
mess grow, since no one should expect to
reach period when he can feel that his life
work is just the one he could have done
best, and like best. We are allowed to see
and feel the roughness in our own pathway,
but not in others, yet all have them. We
sdmonish our young men to reflect upon
these suggestions, with the assurance that
they will be greatly pro6ted thereby.
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Mlddle Dlstrict OF Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his Appointment as assignee OF
u. G. Betty. of Nashville. in the county
Of Davidson and State Of Tennessee. within said
District. who has been adjGdged bankrupt upon
his own petition BY the District Court Of said
district. R. CARY. Assignee
nOyI oaw3ws Office 631< Cedar street.
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SUNDAY READING.

For Press and 7
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. %. 1851.
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Ten lines Of solid nonpareil make one square.
Yearly advertisers will be entitled 70 dis
count OF 10 per cent.
Every other day (e. o. d. advertisements will
be charged two-thirds of above rates. -
Advertisements inserted In the Tr eekly Eill
be charged one dollar q square for first insertion,
and fifty cents each additional insertion.
In the Weekly. one dollar a square for each
insertion
Special or City Item Notices. twenty eests a
line, first, and ten cents a line every additional
insertion. Local notices 90 cents a Ine each in
sertiOn.
Changes ia adTertisements viii Be charged at
the rate Of Fifty cents a square.
Acknowledgements are due rom date q hrst
insertion. Hereafter the cash system "lil oe
adhered TO. and no transient advertisements VIII
be taken unless accompanied By the money
JoEEs, WALLACE Co..
Union and Dispatch.
RoBERTa, WATTERsoE PURyIs,
Banner.
RAFIs WmHAE.
For Press and Times Co.
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. %. 1851.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

AT MURFRFEsRORo, TFsS., NOVEMBER II, 1867
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY. GIVES
A notice of his appointment as Assignee in
the cases of j. B. Cowan. 4. b. Hunt. and
james Skillman estates. of the county Of Ruth
erford and State Of Tennessee. who have been
adjuaged baakrupts CD their own petitions, by
the Dissrict Court Of said District.
EDWARD L. JORDAN, Assignee.
nova law3ts
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HeimstTeets inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years.
It acts upon the absorbents Of the roots of the
hair, and changes 1t to its original color by de-
grees. Ali instantaneous dyes deaden and injure
the hair. Heimstreets Z, not dye. but is certain
in its results promotes its growth, and is beau
tiful HAIR DRRssIEG. Price 50 cents aud 81 o..
Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
nov Twist
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Groceries! Groceries
JUST RECEIVED,

500 BAGS CHOICE CoFFEE-NEW CROP.
90 hogsheads Sugar ali grades.
200 barrels Refined So gar.
SEQ kegs Wheeling Nails.
80 barrels Extra Syrup ar
goo boxes ctar Candles
100 boxes Soap-Hu grades.
100 boxes Layer RRisins-uew.
900 boxes FIGS.
so KEGS English Sods
SEQ boxes Fox's Pearl Starch.
90 barrels Cider Vinegar
1000 barrels Salt.
With Pepper. SPICE, Ginger. IIdiso, Nader.
Alum. Buckets, Tubs, Brooms. Glassware.
Almonds, Elbcrts Pecans Fish. and a general
assor, ment. all bought at the late decline, and
viii be sold low TO the trade. Call and exarnin,
stock. a. n LANEhR
No. 0s son IN Market NJ.
unV00 In,
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RANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of @. W Davis. Bankrupt-ln Bankruptcy
no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN; THE IN
designed hereby gives notice Of his appoint
in the county Of Bedford and State Of Tennessee.
within said district, who has been adjudssd a
bankrupt upon his own petition By the District
Court Of said district 5helbyyviile. Oct. 3ist,
1867.
navs oaw3sE g l. MOODY AsaiRnee