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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09
BLOODY TIMES IN TENNESSEE.
From the Nashville Banner. May aol


We have received intelligence rom winchester that
squad OF Rickman's militia company, under the COM
mand of an officer named Holt, went 70 the house OF
Mr. Brown last Tuesday morning took him out into the
woods tied him TO with thongs OF bark and liter
ally rddlcd ms body with balls They also took young
man named Poe tried him by drum hend court
martial % condemned him to be shot, and were about
carrv,ns the ssntcnce into effect when the tragedy was
prevented By timely interpretation Of gentleman
who had been = Union throughout the
VAR Our informant states that many % the
citzens u Franklin county have been plum
dered and matrcatsd within the past few
DAYS and that others have been compelled seek NJ
fu9e in the woods These enormisies have been com.
misted pcopio whose conduct has been above even
suspicion. The only alleged for killing Brown
was that he had served In the Confederate army duyng
the and the indications present that the bsFt
citizens Of the county will fail victims 10 the vndicvs
hatred OF these licensed assassns great 10 the feeling
OF alarm throughout the section Of country named thas
the people have already begun organize for mutual
protection, beng determined that one company az
Brownlow's merccnafes shall not rob and murder thsh
With impunity meeting was 20 have been held -
Winchester Lest night 70 consider what was psst 70 ~
done
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Seizure Of Tobacco Factories.


IfFom the Galveston CIVILIAN, Nay u
The Eureka Mills. in Houston, are now turning ont
Bear thousand yards Of cloth per day Including lick
ings sheengs, denms stripes jeans and othsr woolcn
goods. This company will do much 10 check the
present runous system Of shipping Texas cotton and
featured goods process by which the Texas consumer
pays all the expense Of packing, handling and trans
poration, enhancing the cost Of the goods hundred
per cent 10 many Instances Houston hes enterprise,
capital and facilities fos great Manufacturing city, and
we rejoice 10 &c then dcvslopsd Galveston cannot
undertake 70 compete whh her v ths DsA4 bst vsn
never savS her proeserkIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09
LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENS COUNTY MEDICAL Association. association
assembled at the Court House. North Hampstead, on
Tuesday last proceeded with the annual election Of
officers the ensuing The following gentlemen
were elected Office President, d. r. whitney
Vice President DR. F. Field; Secretary and Treasurer,
William D. Wood; Censors, W. d. Greed, Skidmore Hen
derson, and Drs Banks and Seaman.
ARREST or AN ALLEGED BURGLAR--A man named John
Smith, was examined before Justice Silliman, upon
charge Of burgaousy entering the house Of Mrs ORA
per- near Flushing. number Of articles, valued at
$50 which were found in hs possession, were identified
as tho property OF Mrs. Draper and were produced In
court Tho prisoner committed 10 await the action
Of the Grand Jury.
FOUND DRowSEp.--A aged unknown man was found
drowned days since in pond in the vicinity OF
Roslyn.
HIGHWAY RoBuERy.-A Mr.. Steadman, . resident Of
Flushing, while his 10 Whitestonc, Tuesday
evening" was attacked by men, who robbed him Of
about $50 This is the second offence or this nature
which has been perpetrated in this vicinity within .
short time
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suaaOeATf's COURT.

Before Surrogate Gideon J. Tucker.
The wills Of the following deceased persons have been
admitted TO probate during the past week -Marcelne
n Manning, Lewis Mead, Mary L. Ogden. Adeiine
Breath, Alfred Miner, Francis F. I. Gutbertel John
q Austin, Isaac Schwartz, Edward Farley, James
Alcock, George Bette, Archibald Hall. Letters Of add
minls,raton have been granted in the following
estates John win Fanny n. Thomas John smith, Jr
John Mundorf, John Donegan, Patrick Larney George
Peck Robert Johnston. John Brady Mary Cole, Mary
Ann Donohue Catharne Ann Wolfe, James II. Wiley,
John H. Beckmann, Francis Hoey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09
HE OUR T s.
prlIrp sIAIss DISTRICT cOUaI.
The Riahts of Informers Under the IsternaI
Revenue Law.
Rafchford

The Rights of Inf0rmers t""cs '"S '~~'""s
Revenue LAW.
Before Judge Blatchford.
Pa United stats rs ncenty-fce moHsdnd gallons Of
Dssld SPIRITS Is case arising from suit insti-
sted in March Of year the seizure OF dstilery
Known A. me Dorman dsullery, ana is now brought up
an the claim Of the nformer who seeks TO from
sae government The OF s25 600 his moety OF the
proceeds OF forfeiture Of the 25 600 gallons Of spirits
vbch we're seized and sold and which, together with
sboui 10 bushels OF grain and other property Of the
ssliIery realized after deaucng costs and expenses,
$50 9i6 So The claim previously brought into
court being contested by the government and in the
meantime Congress passed act reducing the rights OF
n,fermers to compensation IRON the half of the pro-
Feeds OF the sale of So 600 per centage TO
allowed by the Secretary OF the Treasury The ques
hon arose time did the right of the petit
toner Informer, 10 share in the proceeds in
become vested in him2 On this point counsel for
sAe petitioner Mr.. Chas. Donohue, and Mr. Samuel c.
Courtney, United States District Attorney tor the gov
ernm-nt, addressed lengthy arguments TO The Court
The Court took the papers and reserved decision.
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

Distillcry Scizcd-A Revenue Omcer AS
saalted and Beaten-Proceedinxs Entered
for ConH-cation Of the Property. &c.
Several days ago Collector Shook, OF the Thirty
second Internal Revenue Collection district received
formation Of the Illicit dstilla,on Of whiskcy at the
establishment No. - Hamilton street. Accordingly Mr.
James Marshall. Deputy Collector, acting under the
general authority delegated BY the Commission Of
Internal Revenue, was appointed to make nvestga-
ton Of the case and II the facts such action
to seize the premises for noncompliance with the
revenue law. Mr. Marshall made the seizure shortly
afterward but 81 the hands OF parties employed
the place q very hostile reception He was ordered 10
violently assaulted and elected Word was conveyed
70 the Collector ~ 10 the situation OF Affairs
and on Friday endorsement q officers was
retaining possession Of the distley Previous to their
arrival the occupants Of the premises made their escape
and nothing has since been heard OF them
The property taken possession OF by the Collectors
force labelled and proceedings forthwith instituted In
the United states Court Its conhsaon The owners
of tho establishment are not snown and il is not likely
that under the circumstances they will take any mea-
surcs contest the motion for conscation As assaults
officers while IN tho discharge Of their duty
have Of late become quite common measures have been
taken bring the offenders in every instance hereafter
TO speedy punishment
Seizure Of Tobacco Factories.
On Thursday last tobacco mandatory situated on
the premises Nos $40 and 5l2 West Thirty fourth
was seized under instructions Of Revenue Inspector
Harvey The parties owning this establishment carried
the manufacture Of tobacco prior TO the LIST Of May
at Nos 353 and 355 West street. and
obtained no license and paid no tax upon their produc
lions
Yesterday tobacco factory located Al No 40 West
Twenty seventh street seized also and Il found
that this establishment has been operation since May
without being licensed having paid tax upon manu-
features during that period II 10 somewhat strange
that no owner or claimant has appeared 20 contest
eber Of these SEIZURES and although three men were
employed IN the former factory and ths latter
nons Of the employees seemed 70 know who or where
their employers we're.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09
COURT Of APPEALS.

The following is list Of the nrst hundred on
tho calendar the Court Of Appeals for the March Term
to be held Capitol in the City OF Albany the
Ilih day Of June, 1867
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09

A little over one year ago MIRA Brown, living near
Newhope, Brown county, Ohio, gave birth to three
children-two girls and one boy These children are all
alive now, and are sprightly healthy children Two
be outdonc py neghbos gave birth 10 three bounc
ing boys--al OF whom are living, sound and healthy
The strange part Of the matter 10 both these women i've
within Two miles Of each other, which seems 70 sugges
The idea OF sort OF family strife In that negnDcrnooo
These children weighed, scon aftsv birsh ~ "onnos
sech--2lk mounds for Ne thrae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09

sror supplying <,0e1 cast iron water
ppes 20 inches external diameter. elo W per ton
10000 feet cast iron wstef pipes, IL
inches internal diameter. u per foot
20 900 feet cast iron water pipes, inches
internal diameter. ~ per ioot
internal diameter. .................. 90 per foot
% tons branch caatnxs ............ 20 10 per tor.
10 tons speniaI castinTr ......... 20 10 per ton.
IL tons Of stepcock boxes and covers 20 10 per ton
The contract for supplying ths above vas awaded 70
BENJAMIN A. starr agens Of the Camden Iron Wovks ~
the Amoune above stated. Tho Eureiiee ssp heesrS.
wnuAY npytssS - p a CsrsG
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csoTon AuvtoucT pepiaTEtsr.

The Cro,on Aquedocs Department yesterday afternoon
opened proposals for the following work Only two bids
vere odeyed. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES,
uGMT or Second 10 Military District,
OFFIClAp,

u Second Military Dsstrtct.,
CHARLESTON. s. c., October al. 1867 =
GENERAL ORDERS No. 1851
toss Commanders may admit to bail persons not sub.
y J. inc Arno,es OF war hold in arrest by military au.
tnority, charged with offences not capital. ,po, .ocnr,."
as provided in the following paragraph: 'I''
Security shall consist: LIST, Of a cash dcpos,t ~ ~
amount for which bond IL required as hail by tho stotc
law In Like cases; or, I'd, Of a bond in like sum. r,nn,no
70 the Post Commander, conditioned for compliauc.
with All orders. with surety, who must be O frceholder
ana must juatiiy In twice the amount of the penalty and
must under seal. authorize any officer so ordered by the
Kos. commander, i'll case Of default, and n~on-paymont
ny 'no surety on demand, to %summarily seize and sell
suhlcient OF the property of principal and surety to ant.
isiy tho forfeiture and costs; and immediately upon dc.
VI msde' the bond shall constitute o lien upon the DOR.
sonal property of both principal and surety.
All bail and other bonds taken under militia, v autbor,
" Will conform to tho foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided. "
By command Of Bvt. Ed. Il. a. CAnny
. d. ,t.ttI Y LOUIS v, CAZIARC
.1tI d.. Aid'de-Camp. Acttg. Asst. Adi't. GouI.
Official: Q. NJ. mitchell, Aid-de-Camp.
OctOber "a f
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26
OBITUARY.

. DEpAETED THIS LIFE, on Sunday morning. Octobct
r :: fSSs. aiser . brief illnoss. of Typhoid Fever, at the
XinS 8 beloved wife Of J. WILSON GLOVER, and onjS
her dye. !. 0T - - "' '"9tn1 -ho"rth year OF
,o1 Death: for The first time, has entered this happy house:
n rnos.h ma claimed as his victim the bride of butt six abort
, naons can MI ad; Ami Anaaiabi9 IN herf disposition. ssntle in 5srT
of those around her, Although Young. abe for mams
g yisp'sxpo sGy ;o ,s q consistent =, nembor Of lilo church, and
She sleeps. the sleepo Of death, but Two mourn not n.
those without hope" +" y
"1he Lord gave and tho Lord hath tahen a,y. ,yN,,J
ed DO tho namo OF the Lord 'AsssI
Thou art gone to the grave--but we will not deplore
=, whose Sod was thy ransom, thy guardian and Quide. ,
nc gave thee: He took thee; and ue win restore thees !
ana peath has no sting. for the Saviour Inns died. :
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26

The London Bookseller contains the following
curious announcement, printed in displayed type
$40 be sold by private contract, the copyright Of
q work in manuscript, entitled the Tower Of Babel
discovered, and tho Deluge explained. The sub
stance of which is contained in about $50 foolscap
4tto pages. The author and compiler asserts that
be has made one Of the most important discover!
les Of the present age, namely, that OF demonstra-
ting the identity Of the Great Pyramid Of Egypt
with the ancient and Biblical Tower of Babel, and
SHroving, by conclusive evidence, that the Mosaic
'Deluge was . local food, produced by tho burss-
ing OF an ancient African lake, the remains Of
which he points out, and also indicates in detail
the cause OF the great catastrophe" It is further
announced that the purchaser win have, the right
TO supply advance sheets TO American publishers.
Who bids? III. f@9g .785.ft q s1gqgsNtt& w
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-. - : -a-4s Il 81 80 :

Asr THE STATE OF SOUTH CKkoLrNA-
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT-lN E-QUITY-HANNAH j
HART, Administrator, pa aEY.IhN T.. HARTs B0HM
W~rTHERSPOON. ct G,-BILL FOR UNCT
ACCOUNT AND It is ordered that the credit.
os of JOHN L. HART be.enjoined from proceeding to
recover their claims OF Law against the complainant, and
that they do prove and establish their demands against
the said John Z. Hart. bsfore, the Commissioner OF
this Court, on or before the. frat day OF. November next,
and in default thereof that they le bassea from the ben.
eat of any decree to be maas hereinssSs 1870
II 10 also ordered that . cory Of this order be published
ct least once Q week until the first day hs Noyonber next
Up the Darlington S~ouaherner and the chaariesst664 Dahl
Netcs. v.. -H'2+2f! 4ss@
The above :s 6 tsao copy from tie original order made
in the above case. 12th February 1857. ~ 1yl ~
% .,ags4~ AT. EDWARDS. Oh b. D
COMPASSIONATE OYT1oR, Darlington @. r., February
"a, 1867. # $50 MS Fab,uarv "a
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MARRIED..

I'm Tuesday evening, October lat. M tbo ro,,ao,,, :.
u. JANEs DEvonB, MI. ORLANDO SHEEP mn ~ e9,o y
M ndnaa.,, Oldest daughter OF DIR. JAMES DEvonE. ali Of
DN&AS HG I.IN'HS
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Our Cable pi.patches.

FLORENCE, October 29-9 P. M.-Tho news to-
night is glorious for the cause Of Italy. The Gov
ernment deems it best to suppress details for the
present. M
HAVANA, October 24.--Sugar 132; standard 8 GIG;
1OS standard 8. Exchange on London 142 pre-
MUM. Paris Q premium. United States 'currency
az discount. W
The British bark Ella Adela has been wrecked
on p unta Reef. tt NE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26

80 NOTICE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY Given,
that application will be made before Chief Justice Dun
KIN, at Chambers. on the 18th Of November next, for tht
Incorporation Of f'"THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY A /.
ISOLATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA" the object o.
which is to establish q NORMAL School for ooloredtper.
SONS, with Q capital stock Of one hundred dollars. wit
the privilege OF increasing the same, by donations 4,
otherwise. TO the sum Of Afty thousand dollars. the mai
pose being to educate teachers for schools in South Cart.
linn. 40 narsoroha~ "a
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s5-oRPHAN HOUSE CHApEL.-rHE REV
w. i. W.. HOWE. of St p~hiiip's (EpisoopaD Church
will perform Divine Service I'm this Chapel TO xo,ro,
afternoon, a7th instant, at 4 O'Clock. l* tT4Alt t@ia,
October 26
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26

&T- THE REV. H. ALLEN TUPPER Will
preach in the Citadel Square Church, 7o.Aorroo Morn
ing at 10h O'Clock. Octoberias
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26

NEW YORK, October 2.AThe steamer Amster
dam is ashore and bilged, ct Montauk Point.
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SPECIAL m NOTICES S,

So TRINITY M. E. CHURCH.-THE CON
dREdATIONs Of the Firstand Wentworth street Baptis,
Churches and OF Trinity Church, viii unto in attending
Divine Worship at Trinity Church, on fo.5for,roopc (suun.
day) Morning ut halfpast 10 O'Clock. The Service win
be conducted by, Rev. L. T. wINKLER, d. b. -
Tho Rev. c. I. GADsDEN viii perform. nfvino so,v,,.
In this Church at Night, commencing at halt.past 7
O'Clock. Fa. ,t;. II Lei 1 M. s4Y..I oc,ohar ~
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.fs Cnltforafn EleetAOm.
SAN FRANoIsoo. October 22.-The returns from
h~fty-four counties make the success Of spravue
and Fitzgerald certain.
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PRICE FIVE N
S N u N g

KEN FUR LLVERPOOL--pI1E q r.
T%xJFk ship AMELIA. ssines Conner Master, to loa
11%4N4ss Wita dial@'Sa' s"a rseight engagements ar
Octohor j. WELSMAN.
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Yellow Fever I'm Mobile. s.,
MOBILE, October 25.-There was but one fever
interment to-day.
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30 ALL PERSONS HAVING DEMAND.
against the Estate of H. L. will preser,-
their claims duly attested, snd those indebted will max.
payment to : HANNAH. M. BU~TTEnEIE1n
Septembsr 2G s 1a~oo ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26

Ss1f GMARRIAGEaAND CEtlBACY, AND ;THM
APPr EssnfoqF ~ TRUE RUE, MtAANNHt22ooDsr Az Essqy for
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude. and the physio.
IPsicai Errors, Abuseg and :Dihseasssas Which create imd..
Aedimentsa TO MARRIAGE i with Sure meats of 1ssHsf.
Sent in scaled letter anyeloDssl free of charge. IL j .ai
address DIR, j. SKILLrN HOrIauToM
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
September 26 stiiiJ }h2'tg c,oss,
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Politics I'm North Caxolina.
WILMINGTON, October 25.-Tho whites are taking
more interest in the approaching election since
the result Of the election in Virginia has been
known. Five days more are. all dsfor recistra-
tiop 81 E. ST. N9EsPEa"Nts .sgrarsS
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-06-06
Legal Notice.
Vinto'a County, State Of Ohio:
Court of Common Pleas.

HttOU COuitCy, Otuto " ODtO.
Court of Common Pleas. p
Allison Cox, Admin nistrator oi Wm. Cox, decd,
Plaintiff,
VS..
The Viuton County Oil, Mining and Lumber
Company, Defendants.
Attachment.
THE defendants, The Vinton County Oil +,
Il Mining and Lumber Company, non-resi-
dents of the State # Ohio, will take notice
that the said plaintiff has filed petition in said
court against the said The Vim on County Oil,
Mining and Lumber Company, defendants, tho
object and prayer of which is to recover the sum
of (s6S6 95) six hundred and eghty-six dol
lars and twenty-five cents, with interest there
on from the 3lst day of December, 1855, for
work ard labor of said William Cox, deceased, I,
and for money expended by said William Cox,
at the special instance and request of said de-
PENDANTS, and for the use of said de fendants,
and under contract made and entered into by
and between said William Cox, deceased, and
said defendants; and that al attachment has
been issued therein and Portable Sawmill and
Rigging, the property Of said defendants, at
tached.
The defendants are notified to appear and an
swer said petition, on or before fix weeks from
this date, or judgment will be taken according
ly. BROWNS & WILDES, and
apl25w6 H.C. JONES, plf.'s sttornies.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-06-06
Administrator Sale of Real Es-
hte.

Administrators Sale of Real ES-
ute.
TN pursuance Of an O,dcr granted by the Pro;
il bate Court OF V:ntcn county, Ohio, will
offer foi sale, at public auction,
On the 10th dag Of Ja'ae, 1867,
at 10 o'clock, forenoon, of said day, upon the
premises, the following described real estate,
situate in the said county Of VintOn and State
of Ohio, to wit:
Being part Of Section Number is, Township
Number /, and Range Number l6. cOmmenc-
ing at the northwest corner of said secuoni
thence running cast 25 chai iR thence south AZ
ciaini; thence west 25 cha 70 The center Of
the vest line Of said section hence north to
the place Vf beginning; containing lOS aces
more or less, except the following parcel OF
land sold by Ire said Ezra Pinncy in his lie
time. to one Eli Pinney, being part of the above
described tract, to wit: Commencing at aOpoint
one hui.dred and tEenty-eight rods south oil
the northwest corner of said section; thence
south 40 rods. along the west limo Of said sec
ton; thence east 20 rods; thence in north
we,terly direc ion to the place Of beginning
containing three acres and tve'egnls OF an
acre, more or less, and leaving of the land hrS'
above described ore hundred and one anG three
eights acres, morn or less. Said prenlies u "
sold subject to the dover Of Mary Pinnty. VII
ow of the said Ere Pinnoy, deceased assigned
by metcs and bounds As follows, to witt
Forty acres on the north end OF said land
above described, beginning at the northwest
corner of said lands; thence east % chains,
thence south l6 chains; thence west 20 chains;
thence north sixteen chains to tho place Of be-
gi ming.
Appraised at 1900 90; 10 be sold 70. not less
than TWO hr Is of the appr Used value.
Terms of sale: One third in hand, ono-third
in one year a:.d ono third in two years from the
day of sale, with interest; the deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the prem
isos Sold DAVID KEETON,
my9w5 Admr. of Ezra Pinney, deceased.
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Legal Notice.

The State of Ohio, VintOn County:
SUSANNAH McCLAIN and William Nc
- Claim, whose place of residence is unknown,
but supposed 70 30 in The State of West Virgin
ia, and Henry Rifle, Mary McComber, Colnm-
bus McComber, Elizabeth Rifle, Barblry Rifle;
and The following minor heirs of David Rifle,
decd: Francis Rifle, Sarah Rifle, Esther Rifle,
and Miner 10 Ritilo, and Leo lard AruOugh John
Calvin, Joseph Arbough and Nelson Richmond,
all late Of the said county Of Vinton, will take
notice that Samuel q. Case, adminstrato. de
bonis non of the estate Of David Rifle, decd,
late of said Vinton county, OH the 9th day of
May, 1867, filed his petition in the Probate
Court within and for said county of Vnto n, al
leging that the personal estate of said dece-
dent, is insufficient to pay his debts and the
charges Of administering his estate; that he
died seized in fee simple OF the following real
estate, situated in the said county Of Vinton,
to wit: Five undivided ninth pats of all The
lands, lying and being west of tho center of
the middle fork OF Big Raccoon creek, III the
southeast quarter Of Section Number Sixteen,
(l6) IN Township Number Nine (9) of Range
Number Sixteen (l6), containing one hundred
and one acres, more or less; that said persons
arc heirs at Law Cf said decedent and vendees of
said heirs, holding the next estate of Inherit
ance
The prayer Of said petition is that the said
parties in interest may be made defendants;
that tEey answer the sams; that the said Joseph
Although and Nelson Richmond discover their
title to any interest in aid realty; and for the
sale of said premises for the payment of the
debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 2sth
day of June, 1867, or as soon thereafter as coun-
| sci can be heard. S.C.CASE.
Admir- de bons non of David Rifle, decd:
Bratton d Mayo, attys for pet'r. my3Ow4