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CITATION NOTICE.

To. STATE Of Mississippi fspolA soshsy. To
Ann Y. West widow, snd John o West heir
and d,sfnbuiss Of John wssl junior, esressd.
You are hereby cited 70 bs and appear before
The Probate Court Of nid county, Il the court
houss thereof 90 The lth Monday 10 s<ptsm.
Der nert then and thsrs 70 shov uuss why The
south half af sscsioa of Iasd number ninsteen
(io,l Ia township sif ~ u ange six ls,)
vest In aid codsty, bsiosxisg y et.ts u de-
ceased shouid no, Be sold fos the payment Of
d~ecedsst's dsbssL fy order u eouff, izsssd
July, 1861. w.P. w00TTEx,
iy7T.fw Clerk.
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NOTICE.

Tue parsaeuhip heretofore sri<tina under
the syis ola. p. Canister . Go, 81 Long
Greek, Ms, !. hereby Dissolved By mutual
consent IN. Yates retiring ftom ssid firm, and
.<iiinx y A. p. C>.sler bis entire interest A.
p O.rrlsr ssu-u>s Ill Liabilities sad u alone
sHthsfized % s<ttis The bsriss<s
A p. CASsLER,
IN. YATES.
TIE hsziss<s uiIl he esssiaa>d ~ A. P.
Cs.si<r. spl'-in
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W. are highly sfslAsd 70 learn
that our yossg friend, Mob chsshsm,
Vim was arFssted ~ iha military fos
shooting The eewsrdIy asaasaia, W.
n. ToIIidrs, tas been released BY ihs
ssshosIsies n vleksburg. The MILL
Itssy commission done strict Justice o.
far ~ They vent, ba. they len one
thing undone. They ought % have
sent 10 Grenada for Tallidge, and
sentenced him to ten years At the Dry
Tortagss.
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What's the Matter, Old MANI

Can't you get your kidneys TO act free enough
Are you troubled with gravel or any kind OF
dsposie1 Do you pass bloody urine occasion
allyf Ars you annoyed with two frequent In
clinahon 70 pass your waterf ls your urine
thick or milkyf Have Jon a pain 10 the snail
Of the baek7 Are you nervous melancholy,
or alarmed 10 your dreams from the effects Of
habits Of dissipation or indiscretioa1 Do you
require . d~iurstic, OF q medicine which will
Immediately arouse and restore your kidneys
and bladder 10 a healthy aetion7 II 20, pro-
cure one bottle Of
DrozagOoAo - COL.
Fluid Extract Bsarberry, Cubehs
and Bseht,
And be restored 10 health and manhood again.
Large bottles will cost you only one dollar
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Should be KEEP, In good condition, before fall,
thereby warding % and preventing ehills and
fever, bilious fsver, dumb ehilis DC, and moth
Ing n 10 efrctuzl a.
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Items Of Telegraphle News.

|
Items OF Telegraphle News.
WAsHINcroS, August 13.-The
Itteuigcnccr says that the report that
the Postmaster General bad any in
%tention Of resigning is unfounded.
Judge H.. W. Thomas, Of the
Alexandria Circuit was arrested this
morning, at his residence at Fairfax
Court House, by a Deputy Marshal,
and taken 10 Richmond to answer an
Indictment before Judge Underwood
for an alleged violation Of the Civil
Rights bill, in refusing to admit ne
gro evidence in his court.
New ORLEANS, August 13.-The
brig VIM. Anderson, which brought
q load Of coolies from Havana, has
been libelled. The captain and men
in charge of the coolies have been
bound over to answer the charge Of
violating the laws prohibiting the
introduction Of Coolies into the Uni
ted States. f.tf
A telegram reports twenty-three
new cases of yellow fever at New
Iberia, Louisiana, yesterday, but no
deaths. The disease is assuming a
mild form.
New York, August l4.-Esco-
bedo has arrived at Vera Cruz. II
has transpired that an Austrian ALI
ance was guaranteed Mexico in re-
turn for Maximilian's life. Juarez
replied that the decision Of the whole
case was with q jury.
A Paris paper says the Italian
Government has decided on the for
nation Of a ixed corps of observa-
ton on the ponti6cal frontier, to
consist Of 1900 TO $1,000 men.
Admiral Rebottie has received in-
structiuhs to keep the forces under
his orders assembled together, and 10
be ready to leave for fresh destination.
This accounts for Garibaldi's post
ponement of movements,
A terrible earthquake occurred in
Java on the 18th Of June. The
greater part Of the indigo and sugar
manufactures, private houses and
military establishments are destroyed
al Djokjdo, but in other districts the
! damage Is not 50 extensive. The loss,
however, Is incalculable. The sugar
crop, Il totally lost, and a large num-
Der Of Europeans and natives per-
, ished-report says as many Is 300.
-
The ORIssA FAmrSE.-The tale
Of the 0rissa famine, as told in an
elaborate oflcial report of the gov
eminent Of India, Is heart-rending
|, The horrors Il reveals ara Of an
almost incredible character. Wher
Il Il stated that the mortality repre-.
scented . sacrifice Of about s00,00t
souls, some idea may be formed o
the msgpitode Of this awful calamity
People die helpless in swsrms
. money was spurned as worthless
employment was offered on govern
: meut rod IN vain, since The livinv
skeletoss for WHOSE relief it was pro
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Whose wives are suffering with constant
pain and suffering each month, whose menstm-
alton Is too much or too little, or painful, or
irregular who Il suffering with falling Of the
womb, with lucorrhoea or whites should not
fail TO carry home one bottle Of
DromgOo1o - Co.'s
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Ble.ehss ssd piosch~ N the kee. humors In
the blood, slaadular s~vsllinrs tamors, pinplc,
iica susidhssd, tssiss, broken dawn o~onsfitu-
tious Impure coalitions of shs blood, ca b
sc~~Ailv eur~d nv uxing
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THAT YOUNG GIRL

Which will cure all those complaints and re.
store them TO health and b~uoyancy again.
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q CO.'S
Coussitu1ioual Monarch
The ingredients of Which are highly recon-
neudsd By Tie Medical Profession everywhere.
TINE n
Southern Preparations,

whAi are sAyf fhey ere = eise o. reliable
rsaily Medicines, prepared By : nunher Of
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plssseu ssi hniiiss y sapp,zaf he usny
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U~ Grsoi SosfAerm Prporutions.
I. Uss Greuf 6entk<yr Preparations.
For Ycvr Fdmi;es.
For Kour Fd.ilies.
Up. DRoxGoofz 4 co.
Pupsistoz HsmpkiS Tsnn.
Orders 80 alzo BE- siirs>.<i b
Eduin n.<yis . o. fouhsifis. ~.
Barns. Hard 3 Co. New Orleans
Lo. n.Bas< 4 o., Mobile. Al.
Collins prn. - Louis.
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The Selma (Ala.) Tmes, IN an ar
ticle on the result Of the mock cleo
ton in Tennessee, very properly adj
monishes is readers against hasty
reconstruction under the military bill.
Il says, "Let Alabamians study the
history Of events IN Tennessee, and
learning the lessons that they teach,
apply them to their own condition,
and act accordingly"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-17

Whose very eountenance, ATS, color, and walk
indicate disease, can be 90 easily restored 10
health BY using the English Female Biiien.'
II touches the pale cheek with tho crimson
blush Of nature, adds Joy and brightness 70 the
detected and melancholy, gives bnlliancy 70
the eye and intellect imparts beauty and
charms to fair retiring ~girlhood, and eomposes
In old age.
USE ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs.
USE ENGLISH FELALE BITTRRs.
USE ENGLISH FEMALE BTrTERs.
For oldAnd young, married and single.
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Hundreds Of negroes have been
thrown out Of employment in Nash
vile for voting the Radical ticket,
and the Bureau Is making pitlfhl APP
peals in their behalf. General
Csrlin offers 10 furnish Transport
tssion 10 any point where they ara
needed. We would suggest Africa
- the most suitable place for them.
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tgSnds. Peaisd the iim da5 o. tane, 1891
Tys.M JAMES BOWERS, 4. ?. O.
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The New York herald., 1867-02-28

cannot declare authentic the report that Count Shouveio
one OF the leaders, had been sent abroad and that very
prominent and radical leader of the extreme party Mr.
Krousa, the President who has been very outspoken
his criticisms OF the imperial government has been bold
10 his opposition TO IT, and has been sent to Orcnburg,
siberia, where he Ia likely 10 be less troublesome The
sudden closing OF the Assembly created great excitement
IN ST Petersburg and surrounding country and is still
the subject of discussion The cause OF the step
taken by the emperor said to be the action the
part of the Assembly tending assa the prerogatve Of
his Majesty in the evyng and collection Of taxes The
Emperor, while inclined give them liberal powers,
found that they grasping at more, and he very
quietly solved the problem by sending the whole Assem
bly, to their constituents again. which ended tho affair
II is not likely that another Assembly viii be called
gether very II you give them an inch they will
take yard, and continually keep matters in ferment.
without accomplishing any good.
The Russian winter has been upon in good earnest
the past week. The thermometer has registered from
twenty to degrees below zero for several
days. and at times the wind has been bitterly sharp The
trains on all the railways have been greatly interrupted
in consequence. II 10 now mild again
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
AUSTRIA.
OUR VIENNA CORRESPONDENCE.

Excitemcns In south sermany and Effects of
Divided Natlcanlity-Powcr OF Prus-
sian Unity ms Against Austria and France
Farseeinw Policy Of Bismarck Policy Of
Bavaria and Wurtcmbers Towards the Em-
pire.
vienna, Feb 7, 1851.
feeling OF unessncss Is spreading over all the States
Of southern Germany The separation from the North
sanctioned by the Peace Of Prague is deeply fet and
everybody finds that the situation cannot las, very
long The independent existence granted 10 Baden.
wurtembcrg, Bavaria and TO twohirds Of the Duchy OF
Hesse Darmstadt Is gift Of tho Prussians The eov.
emmcnts OF these four satcs al loss TO know
what thoy shall do with their national independence
They are wise enough they exist without
leaning on great Power unless through the medium
of the mind Of another southern) Bismarck they can
amalsamatc and mako Of themselves Power as strsup
a. that OF Prussia in the North. II they were TO follow
the traditions Of the reigning families they nigh,
chooss Frances but This just or a any time for tho
future viii remain simply impossible Any attempt 70
lean on foreign Power would place those Princes In
the very position In which find tho late King Of
Hanover and the ssrvantk kicking Eector Of Hesse.
So long ~ the ambitious tendencies Of Prussia were
only schsmes many people dsapproved Of them for fear
that Prussia might have mot only TO fight Austria but
France also and that her chance In such bloody was
vpyIa bs sax hing hai AhIgshs oaA snoa sAs esus'
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r o N E..
our CITY or ROME coaHsspOyee.--

w" VII 'oml so"'l .w = Cnited States
Rumored Supprcssieustiena With 1taIy-In-
Legation Tint ribution by the Pope 60 tho
tercsf,-, S.ssttIon-A Scries Of Disasters ana
Roxx, Feb. I. 1891
tho Atlantic cable has brought the intelligence that
votc has been passed in Congress for she suppression
of ths United States Legation In Rome General kirs
has received nc ofcia information % shs subjsct snd
sro6sblS Win nos saAn ~ nsessrs ssDlvss ~ Wess'
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

OpcnInG el tho Session or tho Fronch A.ogis-
Iasare Scenes In tho ssrcets aud cham bers-
Arrival nad Rcccptios sf the Eapress and
Emperor, &c. 4
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his new department which hitherto havo been so very
much neglected at the expense OF progress and engh
enment
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every eventualty. On Whatever policy she may deem
u her interest TO pesue rely upon she will have the
hearty endorsemcn,of Prussia and Great Brain--the
latter passive and eutra rendhe former earnest
and vigorous ally With lines drawn have suggested
above, do not doub that the Eastern question win be
solvea 70 tne sasIation OF Al who desire 70 SEQ an
l have observed aparagraph floating about in the
American press evdoty taken from the London Teie.
gaphs this city, which does great
injustice not only To- Be Emperor Of Russia but TO all
hislovDg SUBJECTS ~ there stated that Kommissarow
the young peasant who saved the Empcrors Iife had
ceased to be consderedas Of any Importance that his
mono now were found do him reverence Il was
added that no was still or and that ali the Efforts 70
collect for him . compctncy for life had failed The
Mr.. rather Baron KommNsarow IL not brilliant mem
OF the nobility Of the umpire, he s present on Ill
tons. Hts education Is bcint carefully cared for by
General Totleben, who was especially entrusted with
this duty by the Emperor and the young gentleman
gives evidences OF considerable capabilities and TALENT
His progress 10 marked and gratifying in all his sudies
while bis bearing In society s eedinaly gcnteel and
easy. He is modest and unasssminR, and bears mis-
bonors with algrace In his worldly possessions he y
tho time OF the attempted ASSASSINATION presented him
with large sum OF money and tince then the public
subscription has reached the OF about thirty
Thousand rublcs, OF which tbry-nve thousand 10
already deposited In bank TO purshase him house.
He Is and will be- attached 70 the imperial house,
and can always live In style bentng his rank Az
TO the intimatou that tho American Embassy did not
present him with sum OF money Ia only necessary
70 say that he not In need Of IT, snd never will be-
He quito satisfied with his futsre prospects,, ever
nsy nS Sa ana pSs Sns. s.l. psss sss . as
the Provincial Ies,s,a.s has sssr :. sS ssnSsSsIss nj
B override tho law which created u, a. A.. - cr1srsd
cpillct with the Emperor An the mersss - hrI
hsue, end TIE Chamber declared forsv>
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r,cZaa Z ony =. uosween the various Powers, you have
paced N me and thank you for It, your confidence 4,
scidc on the moment when should believe in sSs -,
p'y o. realizing your vicwa At present. AFTER ns;scD
your profound devoedns q % our ,Ss Io%mon so
lempire, u has appeared TO me that the hour ~
20 adopt the liberal measures which were aIiks =
nougn,s OF the Senate and tho aspirations az the
y a,sleuve body respond then to your sxpectssio@
CIV dwinout departing from the constitution propoes
oesr,,s. % you which offer new guarantees fos p:a
u"snssice !" 70 my efforts, and which asau rssansiv
Alta ane. gave such touching proofs 81 ~
uds.yy eyn''S; Ss.., v .,,;ss: sss.o's =. G:
dam ul..y and prosperity. II win continue. t. ds-
As fofs'oos usopan ideas and party prcvosssscna
chit Rnsy sustained my courage in that eyeS ain
/ 10 be- wof governing o. nation, you will contjuue
ests and the faithful guardians OF the real ntsr-
we shall interests impose on us obiigstions which
The army how TO fuhL France Is respected abrosS
isrc d the Increase Of our nnsns q s
| msnnr ato NO must organize ourselves II such 4
prcr<ed Mh Vulnerable. The bin, (which has been
able rsso'rces mime OF pesca, ofisrs consider.
s,,sss. SS,'ss 'p jus, s o. wss aud BY disssi-
% imposssncs II s su ips eSn,a sns charges among s!t
vinsed, accSisd with n, ana viii b. Am Coz
n,.,on deDes D n o. ~, the The influence Of
themselvonuch hoavieiehborinSs ia S,ssss ,rscss
constitution oshelt ssmles ancss lcr the encc,Ssi
sncc Of France % ncresse or @ sssis eyes nxed o.
Applause Lc ua always hold csish n ,hs worlS'
same hcgsf az daDrenf hal is TIE s;on,i Gso 4, sSs
| prc~rvn9 pedte md that peace nsusSrrsoir zrcrs%
iul by ailcvialrgiistresscs and augnSndercs s,r,S
| we'll being. We Ave been tried BY CRIT sna ~nne..s
tho course N tAo hst year. for inundatonSs, =.
have dosoIatedvons OF our departments 'saons e IN
| has relieved Individual sunorings and cressso
asked Of You 70 ppair the disasters occssw -
publse propsrtsa b spite Of these partiaG -
iuss tho progrss a the general prospssity ~
anckened. during IN last financial year tho Rr
revenues have infrcasd BY 0fty millions, and our
eiQu commerce n mos than one thousand million
the gradual amelprau OF our finances will soon allow
large pusfaosieap b lvsa 70 She AGRICULTURAL and 90,
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- PARTIALLY rURNfsHKD ROOM WITH
a. Srsstfsst ussGsrn snnveslenocs, wanted oy se<
usmsn. Idirss 66k fan sarscssrs terms As~ boz -
usraia chloe
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Tor sALE-A BEAUrIrUL farm, LOCATED IN
q the saburps ~ rIsipn.ld ~ containing Iot ssrss
rkis farm 10 IN good condition well fenced ano
nicely dvsd ten acres Of heavy timber I'll ths under
euvaton watcrcd By never falling sresms l00 ap
plumb cherries, .he ssrien V yell sockss via roos1
There u buildnga sabse carriage house. eorn
srfh psgpsn COW house. "a aleo nne large House CO..
tanning 10 rcoms and all IN perfost cyder small q
Improvsmen.s low us9preysd nod sdIoigng TIE
ard Ueuxis will so}a WITH The fnrrn oesvH
Prse Ssocp. Tsrns AlA<ssa O =. Jasasea. ~
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1SE WEST FOURTEENTH sTREEr.--HANDsoME
loD ly furnished Rooms to let with first class Board
gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemcn.
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n orsEKEErBRs', Bur Your yvRNr1UEE AZ ~ fsnr
sls.d ss.S,' s.,oa :a * .p. iron
suiu In krspch sslin brocesel from oi& - 49, ssruC
sufe On ksad o. made 70 order. Az ssse9 ~eF
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-20
NORTH CAROLINA SETS AN TX,
AMPLE

AMEN4Ea
Weprinted few days ago a law passed
by the Legislature of North Carolina
granting a full and complete pardon to
persons in either army during the late
war who had committed offenses against
the laws Of that State. In this the Legs
lature was true to the ancient fame of
North Carolina In 1883, IAN act of par
don and Oblivion" was passed by the
Legislature of that State, "for the benefit
ofsuch American citizens in that State as
had supported the King and Parliament
during the war Of the revolution. The
men who composed the Legislature of
North Carolina then knew that those who
opposed the colonies in their efforts to
secure their Independence were good citi-
zens, and if taken by the hand would be
as faithful 10 the new government as they
had been TO the old Il was this feeling
that prompted them out Of earnest
desire to observe the articles Of peace,
and on all occasions disposed 10 forgive
oifenses rather than punish, where the
necessity for exemplary punishment has
ceased, to pass the "aet Of pardon and
oblivion D. How forcibly the action Of
the Legislature Of North Carolina then
and now contrasts with that If Congress !
The one would obliterate all that is cal
culated TO prevent full and complete
restoration Of the most amicable relations
between the sections Of our Union, while
the other would keep alive the feelings
which would prevent MS becoming one
people
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-20
Ve..eIn netnine,i. &c.

New ORLEANS, Jan. l9.-The fact 0
twenty-one vessels, containing 10000 bale
of cotton, being detained on the bar fol
want Of water, has created considerable
stir, and vigorous measures will now b
made TO deepen the channel.
Judge Thomas to-day granted a writ o.
mandamus in the case of the State Of
Louisiana, on relation to f. Alexander,
Of Pittsburg, vs.. State Treasurer, saying
that he had no right to hold funds. The
claim originated as follows: Alexander
brother was shot, in 1851, by guerrillss on
the river, his estate, then left vacant, was
turned into cash and the money deposited
with the Treasurer, who refused to deliver
it 10 the claimant upon order of Judge
Thomas
The Eclipse ToWboat Company has sued
the toWboat Calhoun for $4,000 damages.
The Calhoun recently cellided with the
Gladiator, and il is claimed that the col
hsion resulted from negligence on the part
Of the Calhoun.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-20
IN Chanosry At Camden. Tenn.

B. 3. Gilbert "a Boon, Giblin Mausae.d. Waz-
Fousr. Hubbg et als. Amended Bill
IT APPEARING 10 TIE SATISFACTION
L Of the CLERK and Master, from Allegations "a
the bill which ars sworn %, that j. I. " e.
Foner AID =. c. hubbs. defendants N this cause
are non-fssidanfs Of the state Of Tennessee. 50
that the ordinary process % isE cannot Be servud
upoa then it IS therefore ordered that pubiica-
ton BE- made teF flur sucosssivo weeks u tho
Weekly NASHVILLE Union ana p3spafeh. ueHs-
pepper published 10 the city Of Nashville. Tenn.
requiring ali4 nonresident defendants % plead
ansWer Or eo1aar 70 said bill, on OF before the
frst Monday Ia January Hext. or tAe saase VII
Be taken f0E confessed aud set for hearing ex
asSs-iSlsT Wa. STEELE, c. sad N.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-20

NEW York, Jan. l9.--Rumer says the
whole quarrel between the Central and
Hudson railroads is a stock and jobbing
maneuver to depress prices, and thus break
upon securities generally.
The steamer Saxonia sailed to-day for
Europe with $4,000.
Two mails arrived this morning from
Philadelphia, Washington and the South,
leaving still due FIVE from Boston, two from
Philadelphia, Washington and the South,
two from Albany and the North. three from
Long Island, and two from the West via
Allentown
We have received Chicago papers Of
Thursday, via Erie Railroad. %
The Interruption Of travel on the New
jersey Railroad increases, ard trips are
entirely suspended, except between Newark
and New York.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-20
The Tennessee Coal COmpan-

A RE SELLING COAL AT MODERATE
"A Prices They are largely incredBng their
ahipments. They sell coal at so cents for
weighed Coal, delivered.
A. S. COLYAR,
janl6-2W Pres. Tenn. CoalsCo7
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-20
To the Creditors of James L. He'll,
Deceased.

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT BY
L decree of the Chancery Court ut Nashville
rendered on January 9Th, 1851, all claims against
the estate Of James L. Bell. deceased. must DO
fled in the sfioe Of the Clerk and Master on or
before tne TIRsT MONDAY N April MKT, or they
viii be forever barred.
MORTON B. HOWELL. C. and u.
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