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TREAsURY-Imporfdnt ArTest-OBe Of the Stolen
Bends LQund.-On the first of July the firm Of
Jsmef q. Kings Sons sent to the Sub-Treas.
ufy fAr deposit $i3,0CO in bonds and two 81 800
bonds pf the issue Of 1913. The messenger de.
for 'fe ana s tSs
sche 96Ie, an adrolt thief sbstracted the bonds
and AsdA Since then every effort has been
God&to1fnd the bonds, al well as the thief who
Z cfAaksfd the robbery. A few days ago In.
81 k4fNA}ling learned that man claiming
toE&X horse dealer, named John Spicers had
atkd3pfed to negotiate q Mexican war bond
cxreS6onding in number to that one Of the two
S,Kleil 1at the Sub. .Trsasury. A watch was
ksSsdbon the mans movements and last night
deiAcfiyes Irving and Coyle found him at the
Astor House and Immediately took him into
CUSTOM. One of the stolen bonds was found
ON HIM. At the examination, which will soon
be heId\probably some light will be thrown as
to the whereabouts Of the remaining $a4,o00.-
". y. P@sf, Oct. 23d. @-.~-i-t =
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w NJ AN

fembes owing 10 the peculiar and important
relations which they sustain their peculiar organ
izstion, and the Offices they perform, subject 10
many sufiertngs. Freedom from these contribute
IN no small degree 10 their happiness and welfare,
for none can he happy who are II. Not only 90 ,
but no one of these various female complaints can
long be suffered 20 run on without involving the
gesersl health OF the Individual and long pro-
dscine permanent sickness aud premature decline.
Nor II pleasant TO consult Q phy sicisn for the
relief of these various delicate affections and only
upon the most urgent necessity will = true woman
30 far sscrl nee her greatest charm IS TO do this
The sex VIII then thank Us for placing In their
hands simple rpeciGcs which will be found en-
cactoas In relieving and curing almost every one
OF thoee troublesome complaints peculiar 10 tse
sex.
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BURGLARY.
Escape Of a Confidence Woman from Jail.

Escape Of a Confidence Woman from Jail.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 2i.-The house of Col j. q
CDnck, AT Brighton, was entered bv burglars
last night, and robbed of about Sl,0CU worth of
silver ware and clothing, and gold watch and
chain.
A'notorous confden ce woman. named Oil We
DuttoD, with her Daby, escaped from the peni-
teniiary last night. She was confined there
under two years and six months sentence.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE ELECTION IN WEST VIRGINIA.
e enuLii..asa :, .

-.oOV 10 5-UOCs
WHkELING, w. VA, Oct. 23-Wood coupty
formerly reported as Democratic, gives a Re-.
publican majority of $50, which secures the
Il euon OF Duval1 to Congress in the First Dis
uic', oy abeut 1000 majority. Marion county
gives Republican ma iOrity ef about 20h which
Is small Democratic gain. The Republicans
claim Monone ahela county by from $40 to 200
ms)ority. Partial returns from Marshall
county show Republican majority of so -
NE Republicans claim that their majority in
this county will equal that of 1866. Writ
county gives reduced Republican majority.
clent to overcome the Repu ublican majority of
1866, which was over 6.t'01. Tonight the Re-
pubhcans Claim the State by 900 to 1900 ma.
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~London has I0oo Morrnons.

~London mas lUeO MorInons.
~Wurtsmburg stIll forbids marriages be-
tween Christians and Jews
0Croquet Is dead. He was q Brooklyn
leweler and he took arsenic.
~Deep linen collars, trimmed with valen-
cien nes lace, - now the '-genteel thing among
the ladies'.
s2-Indians in Omaha wear paper collars
fastened with . shoestring, becau Sc they have
no garment on which 10 button them. - 4
s%Laeut Cusick, Of the United States eaval-
smart fight and good thrashinE, is himself an
Indian
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TERRIBLE AND FATAL EAiLR
ACCIDENT

ALBANY, Oct. 2i.-A terrible railroad acci-
dent occurred on the Hudson River Railroad
last night, about three miles below GreenbacE. .
The smoking car and two passenger cars were
thrown from the track and smashed to atoms
About forty were injured, several very seri-
ously. A lady, supposed TO be from Erie. Pa
was killed outright. Several OF the injured
persons are row al the Delavan Honsa.
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AFFAIRS IN CUBA,

HAVANA, Oct. 23.-Volunteer companies are
forming in ali parts OF the Island Of Cuba, and
sfering their services to Capt. General Ler-
suDdi Order now prevails, even in Puerto
Principe, for the first time. Heavy rains are
falling in the Interior, which prevent the troops
from pursuing the insurrectionists.
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THE O'BALDwIS AND WoRNALD MAroH.-
The New York Commercial says: The hackers
Of o BALDWIN and wornald, 1t is proclaimed
are to meet at prominent hosteiry in the up.
p<r part of the city ON Monday next to arrange
for the prize feht so long treatened bet ween the
above notorious pugihsts, but the knowing
ones who patronized snch exhibitions act as i,
the event will transpire before that day
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COLONIZATION AND IMMIGRATION
IN THE NEW DOMINION.

OTTAWA, CANADA, Oct 24.-The Secretaries
of all the Provinces will meet here next week
10 confer with the Prlyy Council on the sub.
jects OF colonization and immigration.
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ANTI.UNION CANDIDATE ELECTED
In NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Oct 2i-The Inverness election,
which has excited so much interest, terminated
yesterday, and resulted in the election Of Nc
Donald the anti. Union candidate.
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SUIT DECIDED.

NEW YORK, Oct 24.-In the case Of q. X.
Garrison VS.. VIM. Malone, for the detention OF
Ltne vessel George Leary at Norfolk, Va, YER.
dict was rendered giving the defendant g., $40
damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

FOE FEMALE WEABNESs AND prCI.ITy
WHITES or LEUCORRHCA,
TOO Pa0FUsE NSTRUATIoS,
EXHAUSTION,
Too LONG CONTINUED PERIODS.
FOB fRoLAPPsus AMI BEARING DowS, Oh
PhVLhPsUS UTERI,
We offer the most perfect specific known:
hEABoLD MrogNp EXTRACT oF
BUCHU.
Directions fOr use, diet. AMI advice, aooonpsnr.
Females in every period of life, from infancy %
"a ola age, WA ind Il remedy al nafnre
"a the olscharge OF Its functions Strength 5s -
glory Oh manhood and wsmaahoOd. '"'
RELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUC q
OF Bark or Iron, infinitely safer and more Ole
BCCHU.
having received the indorsement os the mos. n-o,,
tered to afflicted humanity IS certain cure 70 o.
following diseases and symptoms, from VII ateyrr
cause Originating:
GENERAL DEBILITY,
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION,
IMBECILITI,
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO ruEHE.
CONFUSED IDEAS,
HYsTERIA,
GENERAL IRRIrABILIrY.
REsTLEssNEss AND sLERPLEsSHEss AT
NIGHT,
ABSENCE OF MUSCULAR EFFICIENCY.
LOSS sOFAPPETITK,
DYSPEPSIA.
ExACIATION.
Low SPIRIT,
DIsoRaASaIzAIION ~ o. = o. T PARALYSIS ofthe
PALPIIATI0N OF THE HEART:
and, in sAct,
an the Corcomitau.s Of . NERVOUS and ,nr,u
lTTED state Of the system
2ointurs tie ser rine cut THE out.
ASK FOB HELMBOLDy.
b Take no other.
4Ef
f-r 1 81 relrErE ere .r. -.
SOLD hs DRueaI,Ts az pEALERs Evssr.
Price sl.as Per bottle; or six sotsiss for $50.
i. Delivered 70 any address.
Describe Symptoms in Ill Conn.nie.tisns.
sss 81 y. sHst:ssSsD :.s.s.'s Pig and Oh'n
uOyI AHl GENUINE UNLIae DONE rp
IN nsteeo-enGraved vrapDer, With fNc-sinfle Of nv
% iS-6 H. HRInRoLn
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REUNION or PREsBYTHRIAN SYNoDs.lThe
New School Presbyterian Synod OF New York
and New Jersey in session at Ne ewark, yester.
day adopted resolutions in favor Of . speedy
reunion Of the two branches Of the church.
The synod adjourned to meet next year at
PouehkeeDsie. The Old School Pres6vteri,r
Synod adjourned 70 meet at Railway next year,
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PoLTICAL.-John Hay, Secretary of the
American Legation at Vienna, is on his way
home to vote Tor Grant.
The Jnion Sentinel Of Trenton figures up q
Republican majority Of 100 for Grant in New
Jersey.
In noticing the arrival OF a company Of
Federal troops al Columbus, Ga, the Sxs
speaks OF them as "the enemy"
The New York Times estimates that ID, ,ooo(
names will be registered to vote in that city at
the coming election. ..eEf
The Cincinnati Eaquirer posted the follow
ing on ITS bulletin on Friday: "Cnase and
Adams have been informally nominated for
President and Vice President in place Of Sey-
mcur and Blair
Governor Seymour accompanied py Hons.
Sanford 4. Church, Francis herman, and A.
Scheii. will be at Cleveland on the evening of
Octoeer I'd; at Chicago, Saturday evening; At
Indianapolis, Monday evening, st Columbus,
Ohio Tuesday evening; at PIttsburg, Wednes-
day evening, and at Philadelphia, Friday even-
ing.
Returns from fifteen counties in West yr.
gipia, casting half the vote Of the State, give
2,d0 kepuoncah majority. The Republican
State Cenual COMMITTEE claim it by 3,600. In
the First and second DISTRICTS Republican Con-
not been heard from. The Legislature IL Re.
publican in both branches, with majority on
Joint ballot, thus securing the election of Re.
publican Successor 10 0r. Van Wrinkle, whose
Term expires on the An OF March next y
INTERNAL R1vEuUR.-The receipts to-day
fvor, this sOurce were S264 s7626
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DEATH OF A UNITED STATES MAR.

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 24.-General Cassius Fair.
child, United States Marshal, died this morn J..
ing frCm wound received in the battle of
Shiloh.
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S-A Southern paper "stopped the press' to
insert rooster TO crow over the Democratic
victory IN pennsylvania.
- An excavation ri Bowling Green, Ky
having converted 4 lot belonging to Judge
Brennan into pend, he has sued the city for
Sl.5cO.
kSA man named White recently starved
himself TO death in Venango County, Pa He
lived in the woods alone and refused all food
NAfter a recent execution at Macon. Ga.
ihe hangman's rope Was eagerly cut up into
blts by some OF the spectators, to be used as
charms.
~A SpIritualist has been arrested in Ma
pies, who, by protesting TO communicate with
the souls of eminent men, swindled one OF his
dupes out OF $60,0O0.
S-Patrick kerrigan was arrested in New
York, Tuesday night, for breaking a kerosene
lamp on the head Of hIs wife, which set lire to
her clothes, fatally Injuring her.
~ The dreaded Fra Diavoio OF Rayenna.
Italy. was recently tracked and surrounded in
his retreat by company OF soldiers. Before
he could be secured De killed one and wounded
several other soldiers.
SHenrietta Meyer obtained a judgement in
the Circuit Court, at st. Louis, on Monday,
against the Pacific railroad for 5000 damages
occasioned by the killing of her husband las t
July. Meyer was q flag man, and while sig.
nallpg one train was run over by another com.
ing from an opposite direction.
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ANOTHER DISTURBANCE NEW nrLR,

ANOTHER DISTURBANCE IN NEW ORLEANS
About O'Clock yesterday morning a lire broke
our IN Gretila, opposite the upper part OF Ne ~
orleans. III was undoubtedly The work OF in
oehGIaries. A report is current that during the
progress OF The fire a number of negroes were
discovered stealing goods saved from the fire
when Fight occurred, and TWO negroes Were
Killed. White and negroes gathered from all
quarters armed. The hight promised to becone
general. A company of infantry and body OF
police from New Orleans, however, prevented
any further outbreak. The negroes finally
took 10 the woods Very few are now tn n.
seen IN the neigh bcrhood. Nine or ten houses
all frame. were destroyed. The officers recort
all quiet there last evening.
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GENERAL HowAED's ANNUAL REPoRr OF
the Operations of the Freedmens Bureau M 5
been compl, ted, and was transmitted TO the
Secretary of War to-day.
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MEMBERSHIP FEES.

The rnenbershir r tees are ssr dollars AZ Joining,
tfoT tcftr1 y itersa ID rrtft %
HlShtd,f ard ore duii zen crnts ou the death
Ci "a M ntgr, 81 Viii due notice Will be given.
One cCiaI r ~ each member 60 70 the Niisw or
hHirs a thc deceased member, and IL. ten cents
Ter expenses Of collecting.
This Company - disfrei into TEN GLASSES
t"k MIN and TEN GLASSES FOR WOMEN.
~ soon a. these Glasses are h.rd. ten classes
vi. Pc adopted Men and -taen are not allowed
tie same ciaE -es. Evory thing u aoae % make
each ClEts equal.
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The object Of this Association Is to secure cash
payment within forty days after the death OF q
Elt niber. OF as many dollars a. there are members
IN the class to which he belongs, 20 his OF
hsfr
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
TIE RATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
UNITED STATES or ArERIcs,
WARRINGTON, ID. e.,
'oartered oy Special Act sf Congress. An.
proved Jsiy IS, Iee-.
sArirAL........... 200. 600

OLAek. phfiadelphta, Pre.,s.r,
eorn,t,ah' Chairman Finance ana Ix.cutvs
HkNsr D. COOKE, Washington. Vic. pr..,.
rMlRsoS ". PEKr. rAl.aslpA,.. s.er.,.r,
IURNER; Ms.h,nston, Assistant s.or.,.-,
IhANOis w. sniT d, M }, Medical Director
MEDICAL ADVISORY BoARp,
J.. BnkNks, surgeon General Ulited ststss
p. aoRwifz. Chief Medical pe,.rtp.,.
ID. W. BLISS, n. D., wsshinsten.
Tie ADVANTAGES offered by thi. Company ar.
itss National Company, chartered " special
A paid ur capital OF 81 eon Go.
~ onere lov rates 81 premium.
IL furnishes larger Insurance than other CON-
penies Tor the same money.
IL 10 definite and oertsin In its terms
home company IN every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
mere are no Unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy 10 non -forfeitsble.
\. foiicies may lie taken which ray 90 the insured
thetr full amount aud return ell the premiu ums 90
Una, ne INSURANCE costs only the decrease the
Policies ~ih be Issued that win nav 60 the en-
eured during life 80 annual income Of oae tenth
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
OF females
IL Ensures not to secure divid.ui.. but at 40 low
cost that eiyidends will be i'm possible.
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
ties Tor such agencies with shle endorsements
shsuld be addressed 20 the Companys General
Assrm s,y Sny p 70 ,ns,s spec;iye @ We, districts
city.
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ATTcRNEY GENERAL EvAETs has been
ienoertd BY his prominent associates at the bar
CT New York, IL the most complimentary
terms, the honor of a public dinner. winch he
has acceI ted in a graceful letter.
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ADVANTAGES,

\ he a1va-tagCs OF t.is Association over orfinar
lie lLsu-fnCs Con- naE.es are, "a ics caa
break - ne 'res are small and required 20 bs
raid - such long intervals, that any rnaa can
secure to Lls family = cOmpeteney GpJn his death,
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INTERNAL RHvKuUR-The receipts tQ(da
from this source were s26i, ,s76.26
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LASSES.
HITNTE

Cless " a. has eco male members. nan dies
inc Assoc alton pays over within forty aaEs 900
. the NlcCw or hei-s, and the aiming me mbsr,
Ia ara within thirty Days dollar aud ten cent
oalh = he AssCciHtl'n n - reimburse At EsiliaS
- send Iis 81 N, they forfeit C. the Association
faoLg. Enli. AID tie Association suEl.iss a new
l.o...olr % 81 tle .iace .t the re.I-Ias ne.
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REDUCTION OF PosTAGE.-An arrangement
has just been completed bet ween the Post
Office Departments of the United States and
Prince EdwaTd Island, by which the single
rate of postage on International letters will be
reduced after the lst Of November from ten to
six cents, If prepaid; If posted unpaid or insult
iciently prepaid, they will be subject to a
postage charge of ten cents per single In the
country OF destination. The authorized weight
Of a single letter will be sixteen grammes, (by
the metrical scale) in the United States, and
half an ounce in Prince Edward Island.
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REVENUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nc.
CullOch to-day made the following appoint.
ments Of Internal Revenue officers:
StoTekeepeTS.-Hamilton Murray, and John
A. Stan berry, Eth n. Y; Jos. A. Hook, ith Pa;
Samuel Nunnemacher and John Herr, 9th Pa;
Anthony Vallas, 1st La.
GHogers.-W. w. Copeland, Nebraska: VIM.
Gleason, Sd Wis; John Black, VIM. I. Groves,
T. A. Mann, and James McWilliams,S20th Pa;
Henry j. Van Densen, 28th N. Y.
7otaeco Inspeetor.-B. p. Basher, Ist Ohio.
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Washington News and Gossip.

PRESIDENT JoHNsoN's LETTER TO GOVERNOR
SEYMoUR.-The following is a correct copy Of
the Presidents despatch to Governor Seymour,
several errors having been made in the trans
MISSION of.the copy in the morning pIpers
EyRCurIYH MANsI0N
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IHE WHITE HoUsE.-But few visitors were
AZ The Executive Mansion to-day, ali OF whom
Were admitted TO see the President. Secretary
Seward and Secretary McCullosh had inter-
views with the Executive this forenoon.
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In svery County ssd Teys; and sspliest,ons irsa
competent parties for such Ageneies with suitable
General Aren't, koBEET p. NOAH,
Agent for the District Of Colunbis, and stst:s of
Virgins and West Virginia. ssu-Sn
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InEAIIsMIN WOMAN.

Womans nature and woman's life, void
Of idealism, want the special, the inner
loveiiness which sWeetens all other quail
ties with the soul Of feminine inspiration
| do not account mere weakness womanly,
or mere strength manly; but an unideal
weakness becomes Stiffness, and unideal
strength coarseness. A lofty soul IS mol
unieminine; on the contrary IL may be
most womanly, rich in fancy and senslbili-
ty. She that has a rich womanly soul,
however moderately gifted with talent OF
beauty, has lustre around her of purity
and grace more engaging than any brillian-
cy of talent or splendor Of beauty.
Ii is never coarse garments or plain iea-
lures that offend hearts the gentlest and
the Doblest have beaten against homespun,
and features not of Grecian mould have
been shrnes 10 genius worthy of the gods.
That which really does offend and shock Is
the harsh voice. the ungenue look, speech
mindless and unmusical; these things in
woman give us more than common pain,
because they disappoint, because they dis
enchant, because they contradict the faith
which we cherish, and rightly cherish, in
the diviner humanity that we attribute TO
woman's nature. Aud there is no stage or
relationship Of life in which idealism is not
primal element of godliness in the woman.
IL is no in the matron ~ in the maiden In
the devotion Of the mother as in the dreams
of the girl in the wife as in the virgin, as
holy in the memories of age as IL is glow
ing ia the affections, the passions, and the
hopes of youth.-Giies Human LIE ~
.Shdtspeqre
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A ~CoMoN sCOLD"-MER ARREST


From the ST. Louis Democrat, March "a
The notorious Cora james, alias Seman-
tina Proctor was on the rampage yesterday.
She has sued some eight OF ten of our
citizens on different charges and seems
always TO have her hands full Of lawsuits.
Her case against Ira Mum, of Chicago, for
100000, for a breach of promise Of marri-
age, will be remembered, as well as her
suit against the Dc5ROcrdf for libel. An
her suits in the Circuit Court here were
thrown out on motions for security for
costs. Yesterday she discovered that her
case against the Democrat met the same
fate. and che became exceedingly wTathy.
She went before Justice Powers la the
morning. and tried 20 induce him to enter
tain a complaint against Judge Reber for
misdemeanor in office. Justice Powers
happened TO know his customer, and he
Aailv refused TO allow his court 10 be used
bv the delicate Samantha.
The pvthoness then called upon Mr.. J,
p. Coloord, prosecuting Attorney OF she
Court of Criminal Correction, and made 2
similar complaint, but he was also posted
and refused 10 entertain her complaint
The gentle creature gave the Young law
ver niece OF her mind, telling him there
was no law in the land, and the revolver
was the only recourse leh. Leaving Mr..
Colcord's Office, she hustled around among
the lawyers, meeting cool reception wher-
ever she went. She then entered the room
OF the Court Of Criminal Correction, and
wanted 20 make a complaint before the
clerk, bat Mr.. Farlay had known The
madam 10 other days, and be, too, declined
70 be used by her IL is said that
Hell hath no fairy like wdz~sn seorned.
and Samantha fairly boiled over. She
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In Chancerr at NashYilIe.

State OF Teunessee-OfIice Clerk and Master.
Chancery Court at Nashville. February the
9TH. 1868.
Elizabeth d. billiard ct ais. compliments W..
Letitia j. Harris. administrator etc, ct ais.
defendants.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that defendants WIN. Halves
Harris, Edward Harris aud james Harris,
are non-residents Of the State Of Ten
nessee: IL is therefore ordered that they
enter their appearance herein before or within
the first three days of the next term Of said
Court. 10 be held on the first Monday in April
next. 1853. and plead answer or deusur 10 com
plainants bill, or the same viii 5e taken for con
fessed to them and set for hearing parte. and
that n copy Of this order DO published for four
consecutive weeks in the Nashville Union and
Dispatch.
A copy-Attest: NJ B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
Colynr 4 Marks. John Lellyett. solicitors for
compliments. janl7-Wit