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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-20
A MINISTRIES WOOING.
queer Reporq About uInister Ban
croft
Lon the Nen -. -. Jnne d.


From the New York San, June IS.
The newspapers are publishing with un.
disguised satisfaction q preposlerons story
concerning onr distinguished fellow-cilizen.
the Hon. George Bancroft, now American
Minister at the Court Of Berlin. They say
that Mr.. Blncroft, whose locks are silTered
with the SHOWS Of nearly evenly winters,
is over head and ears in love With a rather
homely bat smart daughter Of Meyerbeer,
the composer, aud is daily at her mother's
house, paying a sort of literary and senti-
mental devotion to the younR lady, The
other day, as the tale rams, he was taking
walk with her and some other ladies' Ia The
Thiergarten, when a lady aud two cavalier,
all mounted ON splendid horses, passed
them at full gallop. How magnificent
that looks p exclaimed Miss Meyerbeer;
chow I envy that woman for being 30 good
horsewoman (" "Why do Won not ride on
horseback, Miss Meyerbeer - asked Ban
croft. Because Itaye nobody 10 ride with
me, and a lady, yoa know, clnuOl take rides
without a cavalier Il hail learn TO
ride said Bancroft. aud IN four weeks
yon shall have a cavalier" Mr. Biucroh,
says the report kept his word Despite his
sixty-eghi years, be took riding lessons,
and on the lst Of May he aud Cecilia Mey
erbeer were seen on horseback in the Thier-
gsrten. How absurd This IL, viii at once
appear to every person who has frequented
the Central Park st any time during the
last dozen years. Mr.. BanToh's erect
striking figure, m0unfed on 3 stout bay
horse, has oeen familiar IN the rides Of the
park, in all sorts Of weather, ever since il
was first opened 20 The public. In fact, he
has been a skillfnl horseman these forty
years, and only 4 maliciou5 hove Of gossip |
would have trnmped up such a ridicuions
history against him.
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TORONTO, June 1S.-The government is
taking active precaution in respec. to all
anticipatioEs Of Fsnian raids. Three
brigades Of volunteers and regulars are
being formed for active service at LOndop,
Hamilton and Toronto. Complete pro-
vision has been made 10 the event Of iele-
graph wires or railroad lines being cut
Large quantities Of ammHnition aud camp
equipage are being forwarded to the front
All rural battaiioBs are to be called ont for
a weeks drill The public is getting ex-
cited as The Dist approaches. The gun
boat Heron has gone East.
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TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June I9.--Ia The
legislature to-day, T. w. Osborne was
elected Senator for four years, by vote OF
81 to 10. Osborne ahd WEIGH who was
elected yesterday, are both ultra Radicals.
The question Of The election Of Senator for
six years from the 9Th q Marcel. 3 will be
taken up tO-moFFoR.
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FACULTY

WILLIAM K. BOWLING, NJ d. Pr1is.4sr Of
Theory and Practiee Of Medicine and Dean Ii
the Facuiy.
CHARLES k WINSTON. M. D.. Professor sf
obstetrics and Diseases Of Women ami
Chiidren.
}. BEkRIEN LINDSLEY n D.. Professor OF
Chemistry.
WILLIAM r BRIGGS. NJ. D. Professor Of
EuFEeTy.
THOAAs 4. MADDIN. 81. D.. Professor Of Ia
sututes u n edicine.
JOHN H. CALENDER. M. D.. Professor 81
Maieria N edica and Tharapsutics
WILLIAM u. NlCH0L, ". D.. Professor Of
Clinical Medicine.
THOMAS B. BUCHANAN. NJ b. Professor Of
Anatomy.
VAN $. LINDSEY, NJ D.. Professor of5ursi-
cal Anatomy.
d Anatomy.
For Additional information apply %
j. BERRIEh LiNDSLEf.
chancellor o. The University.
mayH dtWw n
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enough o paw a DEBT az frat. without a

~ ~ - NOSN ~ HA0ef hAeASNN -
useless repetition Of the dose.
The Times would create the inference
that the Eastern people are for paying the
bonds in gold There is not a word of
truth in il. Nine out Of every ten per-
sons in the city of New York would vote
tomorrow that, as greenbacks pay one
debt, they should discharge all debts, and,
like all other property, they should be
subject to State and local taxation. ,-
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NashVIIIe, Tenn, juno rs, Ises.

EOR THE PURPOSE CT PROCURING
- proper information, persons having plats O.
VILE, which are not on record, are respeefflIIy
requested TO leave the same AT the of5ce az fhe
City Engineer, James r. Willets. southvyesf
corner Of Cherry and Deaderick streets. Colsn
made Building, in order that they may be nut on
record nee OF cost. after which they will be rs-
turned. Q. NJ. DONALDSON.
Iun21 sc Chairman Street Committee
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Assault case Of Mrs. Pollard. etc.

New YORK, June 19.-The assault case
of Mrs. Pollard against the Crafty women
was dismissed Pollard has filed a com
plant against his wife for threatening his
life "a. $1,000
Laura Warden, the prima donna, OBJ
tanned verdict against Caroline Rechings
for salary due for professional services in
The Opera
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Trne RiII Fonn,I.

WASHINGTON, June Is. The grand Jury
Of the Criminal Court has found true
bill against John Surrstt, charging him
under section Of tie act Of July n, 1862,
with giving aid aud comfort 70 the enemy
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-20
n.-The MeaIeal Departmeni.

which was founded in 1850. II has already ma
circulated four thousand students Of whom
eleven hundred and eighty-si Z have received tho
decree Of Doctor Of Medicine. The buildings
Museum. etc, are 10 all respects complete. A
large Hospital is connected with the Depart
ment-
The regular course of instruction viii begin
on the first Monday 10 November 1893 and end
on the 9Fst day Of March, 1869. The prslimi-
nary eouuse opens on the hrst Monday in De-
tobcr.
The Anatomical Rooms win be opened on the
first Monday In October, ard every facility a.
iorded for tho prosecution q that corner stone
study
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IEsUFFTCTEECY OF COUNTY OFF
GERS BONDS.


Under the new regime in this State, The
county officers have been very generally
apporioned among the Radicals The
franchise act has been so administered
by the Commissioners of Registration,
who are the appointees and tools of
Brownlow, as to give the Radicals a ma,
jority wherever It was deemed necessary.
This work was done especially with the
view Of giving the Radicals the control Of
affairs in the Earious counties Of the State
1t was in this way that the various county
officers, with only few exceptions, we're
appOrtioned among the Radicals. The
legitimate results Of this party legislation
are beginning TO show themselves One
peculiar feature is that these Radical Off
ciaIs have given bonds with insufficient
security in many instances. Touching
this subject, the grand jury OF Shelby
ounty made the following report a few
days ago -
GRAND JuRY RooM, MEMPHIs, June 2,
l868.-To Hon Geo. W. Reeuss, J,ldgg Of
he Circuit Court Of Shelby county: The I'M
dersigned grand jurors, have the honor 10
report that they have examined the bonds
Of the county officers, and report as TO the
following, viz:
+. w. Wiekersham, County Trustee,
securities not good for the amount and the
county revenue last year being six hundred
thousand dollars, the amount Of the bond
is not sufficient.
VIM. Hack, Commissioner, securities moi
good for the amount.
VIM. Ii. White, Commissioner, securities
not good for the amount.
Barbour Lewis, Commissioner, securi-
Ties not good for the amount.
VIM. Mclean, State and County Tax
Collector, amount insufficient, and securi-
ties not good for amount.
w. ID. Pearne, Notary Public bonds not
good,
A. P. Curry, Sheriff, bonds good for the
amount already given, and would recon-
mend that the amount be increased to 5000,
GOO
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
J. T. STRATToN,
Foreman and The Jury.
A similar investigation in the counties
where Radical officials have had control
of the matter, will show a like state Of
affairs This will explain to the tax
payers Of Tennessee why legislation was
so shaped as to place the control Of
county matters in the hands of irre-
sponsible parties Three -fourths, and
probably more, of the taxes are paid by
men who are deprived of the right to
vote and hold Office Their money goes
into the hands OF set Of irresponsible
parties, who make such disposition of a
very large proportion of it as to inure to
the benefit of Radicals alone Suppose,
in the future, when the Conservatives get
control Of the State government and
county affairs, as they will in time, and
an investigation into the conduct of the
present officials shall be instituted, there
will be found very general irrespOnsi-
bihty for the shortcomings and miscon-
duct of those who now lord it over this
people The developments in Shelby
county point unerringly to this state Of
affairs
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WANTED.

PURCHASERS FOR LILLEY'S IMPROVED
l. Instrument tor Surveying aud calculat
ing areas. This instrument is highly recon
mepded by many Of the first mathimaiicians.
engineers and land surveyors In the Unitei
States. Among others Professor Church. u
S. NJ. A West Point; Prot. Allan. Washington
College. both OF whom are using u IN the In
structi0n Of their classes ia surveying. Addrea
W, Q. COLLIER,
may23 3m 40 Union street NaHhvilla
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RIcBmosD, June ia. G.. Barber. a
celebrated Virginia sculptor, died in Rap
pahannOck county on the 10th, Of cancer,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-20

THE Athens Post and Pulaski Citizen
have strong articles this week fayoring
the nomination Of Mr. Pendleton BY the
New York Convention.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-20

Providence, r. l., June 10. - The
meeting of the NaragaDsett Park Associa-
tion closed to-day. Mile heat race was
won by Lady Thorn in 2:25, 2:24 and 2:22.
Lucy was second.
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1.-The Montgomery Be.i Asaasu,,.

which embraces an eight years course. equiva.
Tent 10 tho ordinary preparatory and collegiate
departments Of W estern and Southern ingtitu-
TONS IL - conducted BY an able corps Of teach
ers, with splendid buildings, excellent libFnries
apparatusi etc Boys are prepared Tor entrance
into the higher departments Of The University
or for the pursuits Of active life. az the option
81 the parents, The next session opens on Mon
day. September A. 1868. Tuition in The Gram
mar School, $50 per annum IN The High school
80 per anuum
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EDUCATIONAL.

DROF. A. DE CASTRO. A. NJ, Oh THE
4 University Of Paris, aud MDHE b. CasrRs.
desire 10 make an engagement l0r the iusirur
tiOn In the following branches:
Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL Music,
French, spanish and Italian Ian
guRges,
Drawing aad PenRaanshIp.
UnexceptiOnabie references given. Address
MONS. A. DE CASTRO,
Prof. Of Music. Wesleyan Fem. College
JunI2 WI Macon, Georgia.
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DHIs INSTITUTION. ALTHOUGH sup
Il ported and controlled neither by Church
nor State, has already rendered vaiua-
bic and arknoW edged services % the
cause Of education, science and religion
10 is established on apermaneut basis and While
mainly dependent upon tuition fees for ita SUP
port has ever welcomed stndiOus and aBbilious
youth 10 it, advantages with or without money
II is the design Of the Irustsest 20 open Law Sci
entihc Literary and other Departments az apead-
lly as Circumstances viii allow. Al present two
Derartments are IN successful % -uti0n
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DIRECTORS MEETING.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE EDGEFIELD
and Kentscky Railroad are requested a.
meet az the Office Of the company in Nashville
On Thursday next, June 25fh inst
A full attendance IS requested.
W. b. A. RAMSEY.
lunl9lW Secretary.
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AUCTION! AUCTIONll

40 TO BARNES 6CO.'s AUCTION ROOM
- thus morning II you want ANYTHING in The
taEc and Grocery line, as they have
one o. the hnest stocks ever offered in this city
sale 70 commence at % o'clock.
AucAoh Room No. rs North College street
ne I. W. BARNES 4 co,
iuh-' IL Auctioneers.
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HEAVY SToRM.--A heavy storm Of wind
and rain passed over a portion OF this
country Tuesday evening. We were Just
on the edge of it here, the heavier portion
passing north of the town. 1t knocked
things round pretty lively for ten or fifteen
minutes. No very serious damage as far as
we have been able to learn -Ahens Post,
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Ice Cream and Sherbets.

1 OVERS OF PURE ICE CREAM AND TIE
Il inest Of SHEKBErS, should not fail 60
visit the Church Street Ice Cream saloon where
they will ind the choicest fee Creams and She.
bets Of ali hRvors.
FAMILIES AND PARTIES
Supplied, on short notice, with Ice Cream. Ital-
ian Cream, Blanc Mango. yellies, fne Cake, etc
Also, Fruit, Punch a Ia Romano. and Wine
Sherbets and Water Ices Of al kinds.
l.. n. ELDRIDGE.
iel9 II No. l4l Church ST., Aliens Block
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CATERS AND SLIPPERS,

EOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, MIssFs
u and Children, in great variety. At
Moderate Prices.
JOHN RAMAGE a son.
iuRlS3t 4S College street
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FAMILIES Ann PARTIES

I'm Bankruptcy.
Middle Districf Of Tennessee al Nash
VILE, June 18th, 1855.
DHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il notice Of his appointment a. Assignee OF
agO J. Goodrich, Henry Case, John b. Csrley
Vim. M, Burdstt, Caleb Goodrich. and Foster
Early Co, Of Davidson county. tennessee
within said distrtct, who have been adjudEea
bankrupta upon their own petitions By tho Die
tFict Court OF said District
A. A. HALL, Assignee.
Omce, ~ y Market st. iunl9 laW3t
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Dome WELL---We notice in late At
lanta paper a list of the salea of the forty
leading business houses for the year ending
May 1st, 1868. w. NJ. & r. ]. Lowry,
formerly of this place, stand third on the
list their sales for the time mentioned
amounting to the snug sum Of $26S, 900.
Their many friends in East Tennessee win
be pleased to learn that they are appre-
cialed in the Gate City," knowing well
that they deserve to be GreGnepiHe Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23

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speaks in eloquent terms Of its excellence
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The ,ontents are varied, the contributions
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There is spiciness about il which shows
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and all that makes 6rst-rate religious paper,
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Its corps Of contributors embraces some Of
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23

MARY T. O'DONNELL will take notice,
IHl that on the 26th day of February. A. D.
1865, John S. O'Donnell commenced sui,
against you. in the District Court for Doniphan
County, in the State of Kansas. charging tina,
you aud he are husband and wife, and praying
for a divorce, and that the marriage existing
between you he abnuiled, and alledgiog, as
grounds for said divorce. that You have been
guilty Of gross neglect OF duty 20 AZ towards
hin, and of extreme cruelty To- hin. and have
been wiiiuly absent from nia for more than
one year mex preceding 'he crnmencement OF
said suit. Sad -HlE 6iii staud for tria a. the
SEPTEMBER term of sad Court Tor said County
Tor the gear A. D. 1868. You will also AXE
notice that. Of he 29,h day Of Nav, 1868 at
the house OF Clark l.. Parker, in Irving
Township, Brow County, State OF Kansas, said
plaintiff will, between the hours of 8 A NJ. and
6 P. NJ, OF said day, proceed to take the depo
sitions Of sundry Witnesses, with power to adj
jour- such examination from day to day. Said
depositions will be read on the trial of this
cause.
Witness my hand and official seal, at Office,
IN Troy, February 26th. 1868.
FRANK BROWN. Clerk.
February 81, ls6S-7w. Prs fee, Sl2
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DOCTOR WHITTIER

been longer engaged in the treat
IL ment Of Chronic, Sexual and Female
Diseases than ant other Physician in 81
Ions.
syphilis in all us forms, Gonorrhea /,
elect. Structure CrcHltis, Diabetes ana all
snecnohs OF the Urinary ana Sexual or-
sans' are treated with TIE greatest success.
spe.matorrh@a' sehaa, Den1ity sno
npotehcy, as the result OF sell abuse IN
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moi" returned be. "Lyeurgus Cav
lit. stsad up. Wat rite bsv 700 to osa'
the name Nv Gavi,t?"
at WOE my ladders name.
ITO wich psrtiklsr Gsvits do 700 al
lood?"
The lately dsceast elder"
"Then. 700 are half brother to lsss'
kerr"
eli
"Yoo may set down. I will state to
the court the objick Nv these qestions
WITCH, without explsnsshen. may appear
irrelevant. Mr.. Bigler and l agreed
unsnimousl es to how this SCOT shood
be conducted. Niggers alone knowd the
coz nv difference. that unfortunitly ariz
between Us. and KNOWN that the pure
Afrikin wuz unworthy nv belief. we de
termined to yoose only sich es Good show
indisputsble descent from good trust-wor-
thy Caucsshen citiEens. Hence this pre-
hminsry eggsam insshun. We hev here
the niggers Nv mkt blood from every
plsutsshen 10 the uaberhood, and W.
shel reject all who can't show MKT blood
Their evidence must be taken. for to don't
the word uv the sons and daughters nv
SIGH men wood be the hight nv presump
shen. and insult witch they wood be JUS
tilted in re.entin."
as.CertinIy." sed Bigier; "and let's gi
Sit Bonspsrte Poeram. Stand up"
Hold" shreekt the Deekin, ebservi,
that Mrs. Pogram he'd jist step, into tn
room; "how much is at ,s'ioo in this We,
SCOTT"
Ninety zone cents and the costs thai
bev acrooi." sod Pollock
"Pll pay it," rematkt the De kin
nervously. "ru,her than bev this farce e
on. Don't call no more nv EN- -don't
Here's the money"
at cant be" sed Bigler; I'm bou nd
to crush that Pollock"
Don't perceed-don't." yellei Punt
McPelter, and every other white man In
the room, ez they notist Their wives drop.
pin in. one BY one; ''it's RELY too small
. matter il is"
well. ssd Bigler. seq Their appears
to be SIGH yoonanimus desire therefor,
I hev no ohj.ckshen. on them terms. to
forgive Pollock" and the cusses embrace
ed in open court. while the Deekiu.. Nc
Pelter. and the rest nv EN-. wuz . psyin
the niggers Their witness fees.
Ez they wus leavin the court room.
Bigler snng DOT:
"Deekin. ef VOC send on that petishen
to Frankfort, shell send on q protest.
provin that every one Nv the nigeers
who bear yoor name hev q material rite to
it. Let it alone. Deekin. let it alone.
Ef, the niggers kin stand the name. 700
onght not to object"
= And he snd Pollock rolled off togeth.
or, latin vociferously. It wuz a plot
atween EN- to annoy the Corners. Wool.
Oh wood that we Good be delivered from
en-.
PETROLEUM " Nasty, P. NJ.
witch is Postmaster. J
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SIieriG's Sale.
5 Sta's S b. k cass';. IS.

State of Kansas, a.
Donit han County, o.
In the District Court for Donipban County
State OF Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will. on the
~ 29th day Of April, A. D. 1868. bets cen
the hours of ten tl0) o'clock, A. NJ, and four
a. o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, at the door Of
the Court House, in Troy, Doniphan County,
State of Kansas, offer for sale, at public auc.
ton, for cash. the following described real es.
tate, to Wit: Fifty-seven (57) acres of Of the
north part of the southeast quarter of section
humber thirty, 800 township number two. (2)
of range twenty, (20) in Donlphan County
State of Kansas; offered for sale, as the prop
erty of Virginia Bell Wilson and William Will
son, minor heirs Of Elixsbeth Wilson, to satisfy
a certain fee bill, now of record, in the District
Court for Doniphan County, State of Kansas,
wherein Martha Jane Wyatt is plaintiff, and
Susan Demmitt. Virginia Bell Wilson and
William Wilson are defendants.
Given under my hand, tins 23d day of March,
A. d. 1868.
B. S. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff of Doniphan County.
March 26, ls6S-5v. Prs fee, -.
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WHITE CLOUD
planning MILL

H'IE subscribers, having purchased the
L White Cloud Planning Mill, and thorough.
ly refitted il, have now commenced operations
for the season, and expect to keep the mill
constantly running; and being practical work
men, they hope to give satisfaction IL all cases.
Lumber dressing of every description will be
done promptly to order, in the best style. All
who desire work done in this line, are respect.
fully solicited to give Us call, as our MACH inc.
~ is capable of turning out a vast amount of
work, thereby enabling US to accommodate all
customers, at short notice.
LOCKARD l. PARKS.
White Cloud, April 2, 1863.
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sheriff. Sale.

Doniphan County,
In the District Court for Doniphan County,
State of Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given, that ] will, on
IN the 9Th day Of May. A. D. 1868.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, and 4
O'Clock. P. NJ, Of said day, at the Court House
door. in Troy, Doniphan County, State Of Kan
sas. offer for sale, at public a.ctions Tor cash.
the following described real estate, to wit:
One hundred acres off of the south side of the
northeast quarter Of section number thirty
(30) township number two, az Of range num-
Der tweuty-one, (2l) in Doniphan County.
State of Kansas. Taken az the property Of
Emiey ]. Reed, and offered for sale, 10 the
highest tidier for cash, to satisfy certain
judgment for costs. against said Emley J. Reed
now of record in the District Court for Doni-
phan County, in the State of Kansas. in which
Thomas Pettyjohn was plaintiff, and Elizabeth
Pettuohn. j. D. Pettyjohn. Emley j. Reed,
and David Starr, we're defendants.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day of April
A. D. 1868.
B. 8. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff of Doniphan County.
April 9. ls6s-5w. Prs fee, So.