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Capture of Campeachy

lIneFtlIS.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The follow
ing is translation of the official report
ofthe capture of the city of Campeachy
by the Liberals:
"Mexican Republic - Government
and Military Commandery of the State
of Campeachy: 81 have the satisfaction
TO inform you that our troops occupied
this city early this morning, of which
we are now in full possession, and also
of tho last armed launches which the
traitors held under the cover OF their
batteries. So soon as the General -tn-
chief o { the forces i'll this State snail
have furnished me detached report OF
this glorious victory, / shall have the
pleasure to transmit 1t TO you. We are
now busiIy engaged in preparing for
the Immediate dispatch to you OF II
formidable reinforcement, which, when
united to the forces under your com
1nand, will contribute to strike the
final blow to treason in the State OF
Hucatan." m
"Independence and Liberty" Cam
peachy, June LIST, 1867.
Signed, P. GARCIA.
FRANCESCA CARyAJAL, Secretary.
To the Governor and Military Command
der of the State Of Ynctdn- Merida.
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Notice.,

DERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
i to be Indebted to the late firm OF W. d.
Sawtell & Bro. will please call and pay the
SANE TO me. Their out sianding accounts
must be closed up at once.
GEO. F. SAWTELL, Trustee,
list door below the Bank OF Wheeling.
tunlp-tf
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aIert advertisements.

I. o. o. F.---FuneraI Notice.
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
Franklin Lodge. MOB are hereby non;
ned to meet In Odd Fellows Hall. I'll ~
al 4 O'Clock, TO render the l9st
tribute OF respect to our deceased Brother,
John Ditty. Members OF other Lodges ana
SoJourning brothers are respectfully invited.
4. MCDONALD, N. 9.
X.P McKELNEY. sec,y tnnl9.lt
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Notice.

TIME MEMBERS OF THE NEW BASE
Ball organization are requested TO be on
the grounds THIS EVENING, at O'Clock,
for practice and the Transaction OF IMPoR-
TAST business junl9-lt
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$4,000: Number. and zss P1.o.-
100000 $50 600

Whole Ticket. sI2, Halve. &C. Quar-
tiers S.
GFwe would call particular attention to
the above MAGNIFICENT SISGLE-SCABHs
LOTTERY, which will be drawn IN PcbLiO'
in CovINGToy, KY, BY SWORN CoAAB
stoNERS, at ONE O'CLOCK, P. NJ, at the coInes
Invited To wines the drawing. The Ken
lucky State Lotteries are no Gilt EnierPIESSs
but responsible Money Lotteries, that nav,
thirty yesrs, and are drawn under the
authority OF a Charter from the state, Az pa
bonds to large amount are given ior t a.o
published in the Kew York Herald and en-
cinnAu Commercial.
Circulars OF Lotteries drawing daily sent trea
by application TO the Managers
Address all orders for tickets to
MURRAY, EDDY q CO..;
CoVInEton. ny.
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Episcopal Church Notice.
nERVICES WILL BE HELD IN THE
- Court House THIS EVENING, at ~
O'clock. Sermon by Rev. VIM. Newton, OF
The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. junl9-lt
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Notice.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
. celved at the office OF the City Clerk, up
10 FRIDAY, JUNE 2lST. 1857, at 8 O'Clock, p.
M, for Whltewashing the Second Ward
Market House and old City Hall, with two
coats OF good Lime.
Junl9-3t Chairman Com. on Markets.
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I. o. G. T..

I. o. G. T.
THE GOOD TEMPLARS or BRIDGE
port, will hold a Strawberry Festival at
their Hall, on Wedp eSday evening, 18th Inst.
Ample preparations have been made for q
good time. Come, and assist US in repairing
and furnishing our Hall.
ADMISSION, ID cents.
juni8.2t BY order OF Committee.
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The following has been forwarded to
US from the Pension ONCE for publica-
lion:
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&c lower; Brewn reduced to l9c' Massachusetts
% 20; Portsmouth down 70 l6 &c; Ozark to ~ &C;
Pittsheld 49,; Lyman G. Isl &c; New Market 2Oc.
25c; desirsble makes of doEnestics andWoOlens in
request and other styles dull and depressed.
Imported staple wooden and worsted goods i'm
proved. and in request at a slight advance.
Other STYLES sell rather slow. ~
@ Foreign Markets. Ii}fA
LoSDox, March p. evening.-Consols closed
steady at VI fog gr money. U. 5. 5-2Os- 94&. Hi
IiTERPooI.. March p, noon.-Cotson heavy.
with 4 downward tendency. Quotations at the
close, middhng uplands l3z Orleans 1875 Sales
to-day amount to 700 bales BreadstuAs quiet
Corn, mixed western 4ls Sd, per quarter.
,Proylslons-Extra prime mess beef declined TO
l2ls per 24 pounds. ..
seld to-day at NJ.
Cincinnati Market.
CIxCISSArI. March 22.--Flour is in better de-
mand in the market. and prices are unchanged.
Wheat frmer, but demand light-No. ! Spring
81 35'g2 -. Corn rather loWer-Nc. l, 72d73c in
sacks; Cotton unsettled and prices nominal
held at 25c with buyers. Mess pork firm at ST.
without sales. Bulk meats In good demand at
Sgl0c, but are generally held quarter higher.
Bacon steady at 91z@ll 14@l2% for shoulders
sides and clear sides. and hams are in good de-
mand at lS15 for plain, and lJ9l515 for sugar
cured.
New York Market. "
NEW YeRE. March 22-COtton steady. with
fair business doing. Sales were made at S01SG
&c for middling uplands. Flour l09l5e better.
State and Western, Sll lG9l2 10 for extra West
ern, Sl2 209l3 IS for choice Western, and sll 60
Sl2 40 for extra round hoop Ohio. Whisky
quiet and firm. heat-nene in market and
2gSc better; So 1902 65 for No. : MiiW aukee.
Rye firm at 81 80. Corn l@2c lower; 81 l6(G
1 10y Tor mixed Western in store.
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Proceedings Of the supreme Court.

NASHVILLE, March %, 1867.-Yester-
day, in the case Of Ed. Turner ct ais. rs.
Eli Odom, a re-hearing was granted, the
Judgment of this court, heretofore pro-
nounced, suspended, and the cause con-
tinued until next term.
In the case Of Bromfeld L. Ridley az
Freeman Sherbrook, the petition was dis
missed and the petitioner appealed TO the
next term of the Supreme Court of the
United States. tNf
The case of john L. House rs. John ID.
NesbiS, being similar to that of Judge Rid
ley's case, although affirmed, there was no
judgment entered, and the cause was con-
tinued, to abide the result of his case in
the Federal Court.
The number of causes on the respective
dockets of this court, during the present
term, are, perhaps, one hundred and fifty
less than usual, but they have presented
an unprecedented number of new and i'm
portant questions not only important to
the immediate parties, but involving
general interest to the whole country. In
the consideration of them, the court and
the bar have marched to duty with an
AOAASotg Va HuA po9~1 . NSeAi sliAN an
that would reflect credit upon any court
or bar in the country. We have been,
and are still passing through current of
events that impose heavy responsibilities,
and that are very trying and irritating in
their nature. But it affords me much pleas
ure to state that, during this term, the
court and the bar have met these respon-
sibilities, with an ability and courtesy be-
coming their respective positions While
there were differences of opinion and
conflicting interests, they were freely
expressed and zealously maintained, with
out giving utteranee to an ill-natured,
unkind, or even a hasty remark, and the
country may be assur ed that, in this high
tribunal of justice, neither passion, preju-
dice or partyism have resting place. Let
US all hope that the clouds will disappear
from the heavens, and that more bright and
sunny hours will soon shine upon us all.
The Judges signed the minutes this
morning, and the court adjourned until the
next term, which commences here on the
first Monday in December next
J. @. FRAZER, Clerk.
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SOLDIERS ARRESTED FOR DTsoRDERLY
CoNUUCT.-N esterdsy evening in a saloon
at the corner Of Broad and Summer streets,
three soldiers had become SO disorderly in
their behavior tina; policeman was called
in 10 preserve the peace. Officer Hobson
responded. and while endeayoring to ar
rest one Of the party, received a blow over
the head from one Of the others. He i'm
mediately called 10 his assistance some
citizens standing near, and succeeded after
a little in arresting two Of the soldiers and
taking them off 70 the calaboose. They
win have a hearing before the Recorder
this morning.
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THECoNooRDIA ExrERrAINMEYr.-The

THECoNcoRDIA ENTERTAINMENT
first of the two proposed benefits, in aid Of
the poor, came off last night at Concordia
fall The audience was not as large as
we anticipated seeing, bnt if the amuse-
ment-loving public cnIy knew Of the rare
treat in store for them, the hall would
surely have been crowded. The tabIeaux
Representations were admirable, as every
body was compelled 10 admit who saw them.
The comedy Of married Life" went of in
a style worthy of the Unknown histriohic
merits of the dramatic portion of the Con-
eordia Society. Where all played so well,
we cannot partieularize.
Tonight there will be another entertain
ment for the same cause, with an entire
change Of programme, consisting of music,
tableaux vivants, statuary, and a roaring
farce Let all who desire to see a good
entertainment, and contribute at the same
time to a worthy cause, be on hand at Con-
cordia Hall this evening.
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The ADELPHI-Miss Thompson's fare
we'll benefit ELECTED a magnificent turnout,
the house being packed with well known
fashionable and appreciative audience"
The pieces were admirably rendered, Miss
Thompson being particularly happy in her
delineations. The programme for tonight is
a most attractive one, and will undoubted-
ly draw another large crowd.
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THE CHATTANOOGA RoAD-We are
grati6ed to be able to announce that pas
senger travel to Chattanooga, after a sus-
pension Of over two weeks, will be re-
sumed this morning. Trains will run regu-
lar in future a transfer of passengers by
ferry, until the bridge at that point is cone
pleted, taking place at BridgePprt- II is
decidedly probable that freight trains will
commence running by Monday or Tues
day
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TIE SITUATION AT CHATTANOOGA
All fears Of anything like starvation taking
place at Chattanooga may be dispelled.
The Chattanooga Union of the 18th inst,
says Quite a number Of barges arrived
yesterday from up the river, laden with
corn and other produce. One was loaded
with apples The price Of country produce
is consequently falling, and the fear Of
scarcity is at an end
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As members Of the stock company en-
gagged for the new theatre recently erected
in Louisville, and which opens on Monday
night. we find the names Of Harry Lang
don aud Miss Annie Senter, connected last
season with the Old Theatre here. Amin
augnral poem, written by George d. Prem
tice will be recited in connection with the
opening exercises, by Miss Augusta Oar
Won
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THOSE who oyer-taI the voice in singing
or public speaking will End Brown 5
Bronchial Troches' exceedingly useful.
enabling them TO endure more than ordi-
nary exertion with comparative ease, while
they render articulation clear For throat
diseases and coughs the Troches are OF
service.
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TUESDAY EvENING.-The arrangements
looking to the benefit on Tuesday night at
the Adelphi, in aid Of the destitute, are
perfect in their way Miss Thompson has
kindly consented TO appear, and half a
dozen or - Of our most prominent citizens
will act a. ushers on the occasion.
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New York LEDGER, Waverly Maya
zine, Chimney Corner, Romancist, Literary
Album, Boston Pilot, London News, Lon
don Society, Leslie's Fashion Book, re-
ceiyed by John York, Al Union street.
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RELIGIoUs.-Re Geo. W. Harris, Of
Virginia, will preach at the First Baptist
Church, Or. HowelrEl on Sunday the
9th inst, at IL o'clock A. NJ. He will adj
minister the ordinance Of baptism at Elder
Falls church, Spring street, al SP. NJ, and
organize a Sunday school at Stubs Hall,
Edgefeld at A P NJ. The congregation aud
friends are invited 70 be present. I'll +
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GENERAL MARKETS.


NASHVILLE. March 22-P. NJ.
CoTToN. THE cotton market opened
this morning firm at yesterdays prices
but before the close, therc was no DISPOSE
ton to buy at any price. The receipts
continue unexpectedly large, owing to the
high prices paid the first Of the week, in
ducing holders to forward what they had
left on hand The sales run up 126 bales
as follows: II at "a Is at Il; at 10; 9
at 81; at %; Is at %; 10 at &c; II at
10; at 2l9; l at 20; 2 at 24l IA at p;
) at 244; at %; at 20; ? at Il; IA at
244c per lb.
Bales
Shipped. 50
Price
The following are the mercantile dis
patches received:
LIVERPOOL, March 22.-Cotton market
dull, but prices are unchanged Sales to-
day 5000 bales of the week, $1,000 bales.
Evening. Cotton = Middling uplands
l3ad.
New YoRk, March 22.-Gold opened
at l34t.
11:30 A. Mold 134l. ....
Cotton market unchanged in every re
spect Middling uplands 80 to SO4e.
1890 P. M.-Gold l344c.
Cotton market very firm, and holders
asking an advance. Middling uplands
3O4@3l.
Motion market closed heavy at
Yesterdays quotations. Gold lS4i ster-
ling exchange steady at log to 1929.
CoRS.--But little done in corn. Sales at
9Oa95c.
OATs-75@ SOC per bushel.
HAY-S27@S30 per ton. ..
GRocER1Es- STEADY, though sales were
small. .....
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CAVALRY Company +, Of the 9Th
United States cavalry, arrived here on yes
terday from Morgantown, in North Georgia.
They were detained in Chattanooga for
several days, on account Of the interruption
Of travel over the railroads.
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JOHNsoNvIILE.-The river at this point
was at a stand-still yesterday morning,
having risen within about four inches Of
the floor of the bridge. That structure
was still all right The food is doubtless
receding by this time
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"Nunc Rut NUnquam."-Rememb that
ALE WILLABD. NJ. D.. the New Orleans Foot
Doctor. now soiourning at the City Hotel. is
successfully treating all diseases that feet are
heir 70. and has testimonials from leading men
of the country. marie If
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MUSICAL SoIREE.-The musical enter
tainment last evening at the Shelby Female
Institute was a brilliant affair, and was
listened TO by very select and fashionable
audience. We must defer more extended
notice until tomorrow morning.
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JUST received, the largest and best Sc
lected stock of custom-made shoes, Of all
grades, at the Nashville Shoe Store, No. a
North College street, cheaper than ever
feb24 I'm M. MoRGANsTERN
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THE greatest variety and the best quality
Of custom made shoes, consisting Of Ladies
and Misses glove kid Congress gaiters and
balmoral shoes, and side lace, can be had
al the Nashville Shoe Store, No. a North
College street, az low prices.
feh24 I'm NJ. MORGANsTFRN.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Justly CELEBRATED FOR PERFECT
- simplicity, great strength and immense con-
pressing power, Is guaranteed. with EIGHT me
and two horses, to self temper the elay an
make 1000 70 5000 elegant brick per boar
J. II. RENICK, Proprietor.
No. Il Broadway, New York, Room g
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AMoNssr thenew advertisements in Our
paper this morning win be found that Of
Gen. O'Neill, who has lately returned from
Washington, in which is published a list
Of persons whose claims against the gov
eminent he has collected, and which he IL
ready to pay over. Gen. ONelll will re
turn to Washington in a short time and
We can assure soldiers and citizens holding
claims agains, the government that IL they
put them in the handsof the General, their
Interests will be promptly looked after.
During his absence, the business here will
be attended 20 by Capt. Hynes-a courteous
and clever eentlenan.
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Henry Jones and Geo. Mitchell, colored,
up for unlawful traffic ir vouchers, were
committed to jail yesterday by Squire
Wilkinson. They will be tried hereafter
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Squire Casseity has removed from
Deaderick street 20 No. So north Cherry,
recently occupied by 'squires Patterson and
Bush. He had no criminal cases yesterday
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r, Sa A. asssPtaaea q which vo publish tn
sPECIAL NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and the citizens Of Nashville that
they will reopen their Billiard Establishment
NIGHT. March 49, 1867, and hereby announce
that from that time until March 30 two weeks }
the net profit derived from the business will be
given to the orphans Of the city of Nashville
tanooga--the Hon. W. Matt Brown taking
charge OF said business for that time and pur-
pose, We would also respectfully inform the
public that we have thoroughly re-fitted and
renovated our Hall with new Tables etc
marl5 2W CALVIN & REPTHFOT
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THE only place to get a superior quality
of clstom-made boots and shoes, is at the
Nashville Shoe Store, No.74 North College
a., cheaT for cash. NJ MoRGAEsTERE.
feh24- n
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You cRn Bay the best quality Of Cumber-
land Coal of J. g. Roach, at s. 50 per load az
bushels,) delivered. No. "a North Cherry street.
two doors from the Maxwell House asE
feb24-tf
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1t is reported that the College and Cherry
street railroad will dispense with cmduc.
tors on Monday next.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL Estate FOR THE
WEEK ENDING MARCH 22D.-Geo. w.
Trimble to Sophronia Bachelor, deed to
lot in city, $500.
Thos Caldwell to Elizabeth Doyle, lot
in city, $4,000.
c. E. H. Martin and S. w Childress,
trustee, 10 Chas. Plummer, lot in city, 1857.
G. F. H. Martin and S. W. Childress,
trustee, TO A. Lienert and wife, lot in city,
$500.
David @. Love TO ]. c. Fowler, lot in
city, $4,000
John Kirkrnan, Pres'dt, and S. w. Allen,
Cashier, TO James johnson, land in Law
renee county, $1,000.
F. E. Patterson, Sheriff, to Ed Da7eson,
land in county, 1923 "a.
John NJ Bass to Nestor q Gillespie, lot
in city, Sll52.
John Y. Roberts, trustee, to james V.
Hays, land in county, $1,000.
A. G. Turner to w. Goodwin, land in
Williamson, $3.50.
T. T. 2. Allison to james Allison, lots in
Ewing's addition, $4,000.
c. L. Wright TO ]. c. Wright, land in
Virginia, S250.
Jas. Hickman to Andrew ]. Duncan, lot
in city, 5000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice is hereby given that Ithe books for
subscription to the capital stock of the Nash
vile Life Insurance Company win be opened at
the Office of the Union Bank on Tuesday. the
18th inst. Jos. W. ALLEN,
J. c. MCCRORY,
mar23 St Commissioners. s.
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THos 5. MARE, Pres't. L. C. TARBox, Cash'r
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following the rates paid for uncurrent
money These quotations liable TO huetuate, but
may Be depended GU a sufficient length OF time fer
remittances TO be received by mail express II for
warded without delay. a
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THE Buislay's are still playing in Louis
Vile, bnt drawing rather slim audiences.
Ratori il the reiguing attraction.
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French brothers, No. Broad street,
continue to sell their large stock Of Iron, Nails
Bolts, Nuts, Washers. Hinges, Vices, Anveis,
Gum Packing. Hoes, Trace Chains, Steelyards,
etc. Our Tennessee Iron, Tennessee Flows.
Tennessee Bellows. Tennessee Furniture need
no comment. Call and examine. We also have
six eight-wheel Freight Cars. price $3.50 each.
and platform track scale, % feet, capacity 30
tons, price $3.50 feb6-tf
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SUCCESSORS TO
WuNn EnRRK a. %

JAs..G. 0aDEN, Prest. Chs. 7. WNG, Cashier.
PEOP Piles BAN
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x OOO POUNDS OF ToBOcCO. WE
O,OOO will pay the best market price far
Tobacco. sn good prizfne erdsf. a. No. l29 South
dee57-a - -'-'1'- LESTER 4 co.
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OwINo to the meeting Of the Presbytery,
there win be no services in the First Cum
berland Presbyterian Church this evening.
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CANNED PEAcHEs.-We hal the salts
faction yesterday Of sampling canned
peaches put up at McMinrvilIe in this
State, for J. W Wilson & Co, College
street. They are labelled " CarSuclTs
Mouafain Peaches and are Of the best
quality Of Tennessee peaches. Supplies Of
them can be had Of Messrs. Armistead q
Woods, Public Square. As the peach crop
for this year has been destroyed by the
irusts, this delicious fruit will be in good
demand and a real luxury the coming
summer. Now's the time 70 lay in q stock,
and there's nothing equal to the Mountain
Peach"
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Il decree % the Chaucery Court at Nashville
rendered on January g ls67. all claims aRainsf
the estate Of james L. Bell, deceased, must be
hled in the Office Of the Clerk and Master on or
before the FIRsf MONpAT ~ APRiL NExT, or they
Win be forever barred.
MORTON B. HOWELL, C. and NJ
ian l2-lw--oawtd