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, 1869-02-20

Before daylight on Wednesday, o tHce, Deeelle,
OF the Union Street Station. happ.Ecd across
burglar In tic act Ct going through houtc on
Jefferson street, near AdAus, and succeeded IN
natbsrg him. The "johnny" resisted, and
dealt the policeman a blow IN The face, which
sent tlm secllng Oh the sidewalk oDee re!cised,
13e bnlc. Ar made OF At rapid pice, followed BY
UeeeHe, who thot at h!H four times, hitting him
ence @ 10 me arm, md lntltc'itR serious wound.
.sosa'nc more Was seen o. kim unt,ll1s: evening,
Wnsh sg s,re, ~ae arrested IN ths Lstc ousc Eear
being taken TO the r,ation be Va. recognized ~
John sinans, 1otonons hureiar and desperate.
, 1869-02-20

Al 10 o'clock list right, 4 dsr occurred in tuo~
sto.7 frame building, No. 1857 State street. corner
Of TweDtJ-th.rd. for which an alarm was given
frrm box No. Il. The damage dono
will not exceed $t.oo0. Vii tRna
.Foltttsbo occupied the premises IL = xIocerY
store aId loses aoon: %so0. covered hJ tDsuz-
snce for &1.oo0 chxfaes FollanBbe, his father !,
owus tho building. which eunbred altsntly.
No, l4pa3@ Naa oeeup1eA BY II. r. Smith u 4
, 1869-02-20
INDIANAPOLIS,

The Glenn Murder Trial-AdJournmen
OF the Editorial Convtn tnnon.
lap1AsAsoLla, Feb. 10,
speaA Despatch to The cn1caxo 1rihnne.
1he elem murder trial Is proRsetacg satls-
faclortly. Mn. Glenn, tts defendeEt is breaking
rapidly. and taken III during the trtal today,
and had 10 he removed from the rom,
The EDITORIAL Convention adjourned this
morning Areeoluttpn wss passed ti,ecttuc the
officers Of the association to iE.i.o Joseph
Aedill. ESQ, OF TEE tutcAao rx1s0NE. to
deliver an addreas at the next meeting In Msy,
ca tho best modo ol conducting country paper.
, 1869-02-20

Our readers will be glad to learn ,nat the vain.
aele collection Of EnGllsh books, eeiz, ID By the
government last November, Viii be all sold by
Rnhlic auction. in The store, No. los Portland
bioGs, dearborn ptrcet- The eAle vii! commence
on y heonesday the 94th, and continue daily ur,l1
asl are fc1d: Both dealers and those forming il.
b1aHes 1n Chicago and Western towns NO douh,
Will after this sale, as such nn opportunity may
the most eupefh oiLdines. and comprise the nnee
literature In the English language.
, 1869-02-20
Tbs BECKER 6. Poisoning - Case.

Professor Mahls recently made careful anAly-
Els OF portion Of the atomaeh OF Jacob Becker,
whote mysterious death, few weeks ago, is
Known 10 the public 1t WIN b. remembered, In
this connection. that Mn. Becker and one Dr.. "a
deoeaked, End th4s the former was Aequtt;ed while
Zs1etlba w1a hctd 10 bail On the charge Of paur-
DEF. DR.. 6!cnil arst analyxed the contents OF the
md reported that he found eoRtH< there
= into whose hz1da the storn-
- enrne length. sat-
- Tho M
, 1869-02-20

NARHvlLIE, Feb. 1a--1he body Of the negro
Cope,and, who xas taken from jail At Murtreta.
boro e"ne weeks aRo " a bacd ct masked men,
was found 5ettudaJ IN Stonc River. near thai
place. rope anuud his eck Indicated thai he
had tcfn banged. II Was dountet, at tho time
whether friends ofcneuiee took him from tall.
, 1869-02-20

LoCitv;tIf, Feb D.-Tte New Albany, Mount
Catmef 4 VI. Lonls Air Lite Nntlroad Eompsny
VI. tully o'vAnizyd y. New Albany to-day ~ ths
Ncwlsnd. Vice President t,a Lyman. Hecrttary.
fb.t % wss subscribed On lie spot. The ruulo
Will be surveyed Immediately.
, 1869-02-20

The Hest A. d Original Tsusso ol Iron
l'hoaph0!us. and U8t!AAFR. known Al tasWcl
Mack & 0o.'s Fer, rl'hoAphassd E!tx.. Il Chi,sa
"a Bark. Thu Iron sestoFes color 10 thk blood
tho Phosphorus rdneN Wasta Of The nuYy, u&sue
Lao tho Ua!isayA RlVaA natural. hoa&hfus topo Il
IT. Eas!oun foE1ns. Wink ,!ulncss. gene,ii dsbi!ItY
1nd depresslon Of spiriks. Manufactured Only by
CAsWcll. Hazard d Co., New xosk. Hold By 1t
, 1869-02-20
B0pkh nj Auction.

Baldwin, the weli-howu dealer IN books, will
to-day commence IN xnet1on sale OF old aud rare
books 1t No. 1877 Clatk etrtet Tho sale will Occur
At hxli past o'clock this Afternoon and again 1t
half past o'clock this evening". At the same
hcar1 Of each cay rext weak thu Rale will taks
ptAoe, ard Il u sntct pafed that thoy Will attract
~ncA at1H2tiQu and stStfa,
, 1869-02-20
ST. LOUIS,
Fatal Fall from a Ses esdoldIue-Coetly
Hasldence burned

= *A*sAA = ~*A 3sV4k1 n 0CNIOIWlUE-VQEEIy 0CN
Ha HasldenCe Burned.
Bs. LOUIS. Feb. 19.-Fou. men, named usrrv
Lee, Oan Il fe1mar, Frank McCIosky and -
kesSes, while p1E ting the east vail Of the cat1a
Polce Sth'tor. 10 dag. " re pEecipttafed from a
sead3ld suspended from the roof, and McClosky
enc ZEE were 80 severely injured that they nave
e'1ce died; hecter and Htferman caught on a
ba!coaJ, about dfIeeu feet below the swinging
sesdon. md were rot much hurt, b1t McE1osky :
~ Lee feli to the stone Pavement peloS, dis
IA nee e rtxtY -dse feet.
The tue Frsidenc- OF E. ". Fo1. a. Oakland,
ahont tHelEe mltee from here, Tas burned to-day,
LCst, abeut fe5, ZOO. Insured.
, 1869-02-20

Verdict OF Damages Against 1hs Eric
akalEroAd,
WAyKR1Y. N. T., Feb. 19,-Iu the ose OF
Lloyd y: the Erie Railway .omp.uy, q r,rdlet
Of $4,000 Was to-day rendered at Osseso, for
plaintiff, for II cfiln sustained by the acctdut at
lars Rock
, 1869-02-20

Meteorological record to- February t9th, 1869
"a reported oy ]. g. Langg1th. Js, opt1ci an, III
Randolph street, correspondent to The Smith
soutan lnst1tute. The email letteEs re the in
itials lor the words vee dng, Rantle.f" high
"dty, "molst atmosphere, ''iain" and "snoW y
, 1869-02-20
THE CiTytM BRIEF.


Ml!*en. IL lila toIle. tonsl, yaatotay afsotAp,n.
will ahss'ang naonsy undnf fs'su'lHslsnses They
wrta atttsrt1 Vt thn tHalaErn af 4 lawyer hAms.l
hWest whom ti!ry suret. .ts1 by rauulbIt ssnrY.
.n sis.'m'stn. to ths eatsnt Of t9. TINY Etp't,'
aeh,td II MN ,hat u bud ran away f'om se4ool,
in14inu tolr had vi.t.ed Washington. and wero
,n.roausea to Andrew J.hn's r. ht np :asef ~ ,,o.
rlnr.!i. and tnal!y, h,lsed u LuuiaylIle.
hsy,1s .,a'es 10 nohpG They Tete
,sunkt were al the depot, held 1or fare wanted
something to do for short time. NJ: Sweat paid
rosrdiLg house, although all thc time susplc,ona
20 INTO snd cone out of number I'M Of au.la.ns:on
he, therefore, came to Tho co1cluslon that they
vesc pla5,Eg tho confidence game. and a:eorai5g-
I'D that they had heeu ,npofea npon By he
young men-giv rR them money 10 redeem their
baggage. The c,sc was continued until next Fri.
day, and the prisoners, IN default Of $500 vera
Looked up.
HARDEHEp CRIMINAL raned Kilroy, dlias
FIX dlias Sullivan, upon afraiRnncIt for turRla-
~ ut the Polio Court, yesterday afternoon, wnere
Tive Reeves as an escaped conr,ct, Kilroy was
to sRht ne,,nde y The ssne9
aIy, 1858 Dctec' I've Reeves arrested him. aud
| tnueed his rc.iusta!latlon At Jotet. Six nontns
espe, snd fs nio the % ciptehss ot the su.hosltsss
| week CT more ago, charged With completely IN
burglary at pala. ne. II his goose to not now cf
him.
Wl1114A Acc1r1LtS, David Mcclellan, Adam
Meyer. August C1lm,attas August Ed Yards, and
James hnSn 1;, Ieolorsd) were e1rai2ned B. fose
aite1noon, upon the charge Of receiving and se-
ctetiIe p1. pcrty, knowing the same 10 have been
etolcn. The complainants in the case are the
k.ra1 AL
city. Rails. links, and old iron Of every desctp-
toni haqc bttn stolen from them In cons'aerAsle
euan,lties. a search ol The psean.ecs Of William
ssT s IN spo3
| Ct lillian Alien drives an express wagon, aud
sd T. s,s n1S1sa as fsn to
ssgs sseh q fae I'D ID h''e ssS "a md
al en- in 500, fuf their appearance.
| M1euAx1 KELLEY and Ml,hael Sullivan were
as1aRneo before Justice Mlillkcn yesteedag after
noon npon the ehsrse ot nn1e'ar5; a dwelling
Northwestern Kallro,d, WA entered on The lila i
Instant, aEd gold WATCH and some money stolen
Kelley and Bulllyan we,e eecn On an inward bound
fare were handed over to The .hicaRo police au
thorities when the trim arrived 1t the depot.
Wren ts searched At the Armo1y pair q "Dippets"
| adduccd to ertntratc either Of them IN the rub
btry, that charge was dismissed and Kelley was
et a IN the Couli aeto tor = h,yug x
! burglar tools IN his possession.
6oHI TzaE. AGO lot Of grapevine roots were
stolen from the LH1teT II John BIppus. No, sot
aged sixteen. and h,s brother, William kiser,
! aEtd twenty .oEe were ar1csteo and charged vita
ree
and held IN $500 rail 10 ans~eE at the hecosdes'
co4rs. Their uotter. Lacy Klstet was charg d
yard. She was required 10 furnish b.ll IN llse
amount for trial alec.
, 1869-02-20

Important Nollte-Fko Havana Lot.
tcry.-As aYnclca have appeared IN ecvc7sl paper
IN the United Statea stating. that the loyal Ha
are ~ hoilzed hy tho Administrator Of tht Lotters
to slate that there ts no ruth Whatever i these
reports. TAYLOR + Co., l6 Wall street,
, 1869-02-20

Rorsta, Carriages, ST.

TOR SALE-largc and small express
r roccya' and busipsas wagon OF tue best uanufkc
ture ii MAKTIN'a Carriage Factory, 81 EiuIde-At
= splenctd variety now on hand. ~
, 1869-02-20
Pnlmoss Nufldiux.

Cu1cA0o, Feb. ~, 1853,
To the Editor OF The Chicago Tsibupe,
Will you plea'e iHosm some intelligent cl.i-
gems who ought to k7ow {but who do nnt), Of
what material Potter Pa'met's new block, On
The corner OF stAte AID Warrington atrae.s, IL
oullt. dtapNte hat arleen between buetpess
men, and II they do uts know tnat this CITY ia
one Whlie natb!e bltck, they ought to be IN
formed. Viii you do nts, and oh.i0o
A 3EnAcB1HER
, 1869-02-20

ANs~ra-The secort, thtrd. fourth. and nth
stoti Of Ms. Palner't building ale OF wh,ta
marble. from The celebtaed qnarries at Cansan,
Coun., cut tn the city OF New Yo,k. and tr1ns.
ported by rail to t:htcago. The cost OF the mar
plf ftQEta Hna xlQ5 n.l
, 1869-02-20

Lfb&1 Suit In ClI clnnatJ.
CINCINNATI. Feb, l9-The suit Of Jnhn q.
1AEfenca, tttr rrrrn1s.,Qper Avsinet MuNs
Aaiatcad, of tee Cincinnati Dbl " Commercldl s:,r
Iihel In d'iy thoukalo q lsls damages, w4s con.
sncnccd In The Superior Court 10 day.
, 1869-02-20
Houfhsrn Press assoc1st,on

Sonthern Press association.
MoBlLE% Feo. 19.-The southern P.ess Asao:Ia.
ttrn elected tf1fcers 70 day. and zuthnYtx- d the
bosrd OF frecfors to con ract for the best eystcm
OF nGws attMnablc.
, 1869-02-20

Hamilton e. HoAdleY, 1872 Lake Street,
Great closing ont sale OF boots aud shoes, eor
neneing on Monday. 18th. Great bargains ctn b,
hAd Sor the next 50 days.
, 1869-02-20

A pain In left chest and under The
ehouldcr b'tda indicates catarh. Use VOL
cured. Tou can Try It nee 1t Is9 South Cls,t
srect, Chicago. Private rooms.
, 1869-02-20

The Nc " York Canals,
ALBAST, Feb. l9.-The Canal Hoard has been
occupied during the psst t~o days IN hearing
Arguments with reference to the reduction Of to s
, 1869-02-20
Eeal Estate G9a a1tteD.


W land 10 per cent ioorIxaEeA Ia dutn1 TO salt, 70
trade for city property. address. With ps1cs and To-
cation. !. P. CUATHs, LIZ Casfkst.t Boon y.
, 1869-02-20
Rea EStatR==Gitp.
Improved

EOR sALE-Three new marble front houses
Of Is rooms, all nod. m iuprorcu1 enss, and ots
With brick hAr ns. on MashnKton.sL, near FAulina.
r1{tAn RIncf '7-' 49,
, 1869-02-20
On lfasR.

TO LEAsR-Dock, north side etowell slip
50 fset entire or In lots suit, tor coal, woot
o1 lumber, b. & HAVEN. SO. Ii Lombard Block
, 1869-02-20

TOR RALE-Good lots OH Alexander,
h ks{s IT, aStsGiSS Tx.n.
nin.h, Th!ttie i. Muad.n and Ar6oidsts.. het-esn
heswecn Twenty seventh ann Thrift. .nratsia, Ais.i
OH Hanover. Hulter and WhlIsc .-4tA between Twen.
sixth AMI Twenty fy.rlzhth.ats. Prizes Inv, Tts pa..
frGt email .,.y1nent .n~n, years. rer cent.
, 1869-02-20

FOR SALE-Two nearly new tWo-story and
l. basement brick houses Of II rooms each. all mod
eru improvements. and lots with barn, Sixteenth
st., between 1ndlsus and Fysftje-Ars Price *lD5St
esch. part on time. SNYDER 4 LEE, Real Estate
AcfDlg. No 1 MetfnN0tAn HinrE
, 1869-02-20
employment age11ts.

W anil .hcse wanting hcp honid amir At iUa EAT
TashinGton.st,. lsns,nl ~. Only ti+ntral Enpioy.
cnt Dfdce In The city Correspondents send 10 cents
The Montana post., 1869-04-09
Helena and Ten-Mne Raiload-Pro II
Eress of the Movement.

At an adjourned meeting of the citizens
of Helena, held at the Probate Court room,
for the purpose of taking some action tow
ards building a Railroad from Helena to the
Hot Springs on Ten-Mile, Mr. Z. Ii. Wilson
was elected Chairman, and L. S. Watson Sec
retary-
After stating the object of the meeting,
the Chairman called npOn the Committee ap-
pointed at previous meeting, to report the
expense of building and stocking said Road.
The Committee, through its Chairman, Capt.
DemOrest, made the following report, which
was adopted.
Mr.. CTAIRNAS:-Your Committee would
most respectfully report that after careful
examination of ali the information that
could be obtained, the cost of building the
Proposec h@lIFoaa T Nl9, rom rom, neleha TO Aot
The Montana post., 1869-04-09

= n ~ 70 HN"' 0'II :
Alex. II. Beattie. Local Editor
The Montana post., 1869-04-09
COURT pRoCREDINGn.
TERRITORIAL COURT.

April lst.-Catherine Veshay W. Louis
Veshay. Referred TO 7 Lowrey, and report
filed-heard upon report and decree of divorce
granted.
On trial.
April 2.-David A. Bentley vs.. w. h. Rob
eTts; cause StIll on trial.
klienschmidt and Duer vs.. Morse & Dunphy;
notice TO have statement settled, fled. Ati-
davits of Chadwick, Shober and Arick filed.
The plf 5 were allowed to amend their bill
of costs; decree passed and filed; stay of pro-
ceedings ordered until the decision upon the
motion for n new tTil
April 3.-David A Bentley vs.. W X Rob
erts; cause still on trial.
Moses Moore, assignee ETC., VS.. d A Bentley;
dismissed Ly written order filed; at plaintiff 5
costs.
CHAS. w. BOWLER. Clerk.
The Montana post., 1869-04-09
eTHEd MONTANATPOsT9F o FRIDAY A PR H. 9.

FLOwERs.-Boquets, culled from our
beautiful wild flowers, are now quite common
in the city. We have noticed many which
are very beautiful. The mountain slopes are
covered with a variety of early flowers, which
in beauty and perfume vie with those of a
more favored cline. ..l.
Another RUN.-Prof. Rumley ran
into brick and assayed a quantity or retort
weighing les ounces, being the result of
seven day S run of the Columbia Mining Com
pany's mill at Unionville, from about 100
tons of rock. This mil; Is under the
superintendence of J. q. Sanders, Esq.
MII.Ls SToPPED.--We learn that the
National Mining Company's mill and the
Columbia mill are TO be closed for couple
of months after their present run is conclu-
ded. for the purpose of putting their whole
force upon the mine and getting out quartz.
NoTICE.-Norice is hereby given that
1 have purchased the entire stock of goods Of
Loeb & Bro. and all book accounts due them.
All parties indebted to me are requested to
'''' 1IN '''' - IL. HERzoG.
Dated March 20, 1869. m2ldtf.
ExcELs1oR.-A. X. Will, Esq, of the firm
of Bartos & Will, having returned from the
East, with portion OF ther spring STOCK,
which surpasses IN beauty and elegance any
thing ever brought TO this country. have
opened the same at their old stand, No. 30
Main street, and invite the public to criti-
cal examination. Watches of Jules Jurgen-
sens, James Hoddell's, Paul Ii. Mathey's the
Elgln Co.'S. make all grades in gold or silver.
Diamonds, pearls, opuls, amethysts, topaz,
garnets and a superb assortment of solid sill
yer ware, comprises but small portion OF
the new stock. Particular attention Is called
10 an immense lots OF gold pens, warranted
the best in the land. Mr. Will has again
assumed personal charge of the manufactur-
ing department. and has brought with him
from the East the latest styles and patterns of
iewelry, which, with his well known artistic
skill, rewarded by the first premium at the
Montana Fair of 1865, is bound to give salts
faction. In3Odlw.
The Montana post., 1869-04-09

REoPENED.-We notice that Mr.. NJ
Block mas sgain opened his establIshment and
is drawing large share of the patronage of
our citizens. He has a very large stock of
clothing which he is disposing of at a low
figure.
The Montana post., 1869-04-09

APRIL Fool DAY was calculated with
spirit by those of our citizens who appreciate
n good thing, and was day generally en-
jOyed by every one. At the Kiyus a magical
glass excited much amusement, the sidewalks
were stTewn with pocket books, half flied
purses, &C., bags were suspended from balco-
mics, mysterious packages were arriving, with
charges to pay, and every device was resorted
20 for the purpose of celebrating the day.
As an April Fools day it was a success.
PETERS MUSICAL MoNTlILY.-We are
in receipt from the publisher of this valua-
bic musical periodical, which contains a
vast amount of interesting information
touching the latest publications of music,
&c. Besides all this and some choice read
ing matter, it contains quite a number of
musical gems, both vocal and instrumental.
This is n work which we can specially com
mend to the ladies of our city as being of
rare merit. Published by j. L. Peters, I9S
Broadway, N Y. Price $500 per annum.
DEPARTED--Mr. j. l.. Douglass and
Mr. George Woods left yesterday morning for
White Pine, followed by the regrets of a host
of friends, who babe them God speed.
From Saturdays Daily.
The Montana post., 1869-04-09
OUR AGENTS.

HUDSON g. MENET, New York Times Building,
II Park Row are the sole agents for MONTANA
Posi- for the Eastern States.
STEEL & YANTIs, Sole Agents for Chicago
and vicinity.
W 7. HAMILTON, Fort Benton.
Mr. A. j. SMITH, Bauuack-
J. NJ. FISH. Sterling, Hot Spring District
BEILTNGER & ALLEN, Silver Bow.
JAMES STUART, Deer Lodge
WORDENG Co, Hell Gate
w. p PARSONS. Gallafin City.
J. CWEssEL German Gulch.
GEO. PERRY, Lincoln Gulch.
GEO RAUCH Badersburg
A. II. HAMILTON sun River Crossing
N. II. HATHAWAY, Highland District
2. CHURCH Summit City.
X. e.. JOHNSON. Blackfnot-
WESLEY w. JoNEs, Reynolds City, Elk Greek.
J.. S. WILLIAMS ST. Louis, Mo-
l. u. FISHER. San Francisco. Cal
H. ELLIS & Co., Leesburgh Salmon River Mines
W. DAVENPORT, Confederate Gulch.
e. BEssERER, Boulder Valley
MONTGOMERY. Bear Gulch and adjacent mines.
III C. WEIBOLD, Butte City.
GEORGE VI. BROCK, Beartown, NJ. I.
DAVIS WILSON, Bozeman City.
II J, PERCY Sioux City. Iowa.
The Montana post., 1869-04-09
MARRIED..

HERA-wEDSwoRrH.-!n Helena, April
4, 1869, at the NJ. Il. Church parsonage, by
Rev. George Comfort, Mr. Chas. r. Hera, Of
Helena.
The Montana post., 1869-04-09
LETTER LIST.

CHAs. W. FOWLER, Clerk.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-02
Ntut An5eigen.

T7l45l
HHERIFFS SALE-By virtue Of q
~ writ of venditio exponas to nae
directed and delivered, from the hon-.
orable Circuit Court Of Davidson coun-
ty, Tenn, at It's September term, 1868,
! will expose to public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, ct the Court
House door, in the city of Nashville, on
SATURDAY, the 23d day of January,
1869, the following described real e.
tate, to wit: One tract or parcel Of
land lying in the 7th district, Davidson
county, Tennessee, bounded N follows:
On the north by the lands Of William
Pritchett, on the south and east by the
lands of James johnson, and on the
west by the Nolensville Turnpike road,
containing FIVE acres more or less, and
being levied on as the property Of
James T. Patterson, to satisfy N exc
cution in favor of r. 81. Patterson, and
against James T. Patterson ct a., for
$3.50, interest and costs. Dated this
Both day of December, 1868.
jan G. II. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-02

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NHERIEFsS SALE.-By virtue Of writ of
~ Iyenditio exponas to nae directed and de-
livered, from the honorable Circuit Court of
Dayidson county, Tenn, at it's September term,
1868, I viii expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash at the court house door, in the
City of Nashville, on SATURDAY, the 23d day
Of january, 1869, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit: One piece or parcel of
land lying and being in the 21st civil district,
Davidson county, Tennessee, bounded as fol-
lows: On the north by William B. Ewing, on
the west by Il. Petway, ON the south by Joseph
Link, and fronting on whites Greek Turnpike,
containing 1O0 acres more or less, and being
levied on as the property of Samuel Casey, Sr.,
to satisfy an execution in my hands, in favof Of
John Fox, and against Samuel Casey, Jr., Sam
uel Casey, Sr., and J. w. Richards, for $792s,
with interest and cost. Dated this 29th day Of
~ g. M. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
jan 2 By r. T. GAINES, Deputy.
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~ ditto exponas @erertnHna an MID aertd6tes
aith lberttefert uon BEN M@tbaren @ireutf Geridt
pom 0aui6fon County, Tenn., bel ieinem Seytenss
1868. neree i4 ;itta 6ffentH@em geTtauf
en ben Nstfbteteneen eesen baere 8abIsne am
ebenh, ben %. Sonuar 1859, had)fehenb bet9yies
benes @rnnheigeHtbum brinsens n6mli9: GaS ms
getbettte ( ~ Sntertfe aH s.. Gbeibp BiIEiams tn
nn6 an 40 Mderu 2anb in 9outbion Gsuntn, 0ifyiRt
Mtnntey AZ. 9eft bss @tnidnss nbft Dini& Eraftes,
grenit nSrhIi9 pen ter 2onheret ppn glrs. 8.
Sbelop @tlllafnes B. Mtn6 n8ntunte asle ben Earts
man'S Grben, idSIt9 pom GumberInnbfNE, EfIi6
ron q. Pebicn nub refLtd pen BET adnSerei Uoa s.
SbeIbp, NIT Bei1Iag beIegt ala has GiGenthum BON
s. SheIbp @iaiams, nm breien Greentisnen, cine
az 0nrtfef ron@. 8. S0rgrtsn uNS segsn 3. SbeIbp
aeiS, MSntinifrctor S asars q. 8 Gssre sas,S In
bere fir $64S6 unb $23495 reipefttpe net Sntereis
fen iinb 0Oiten unb etfte 90 @Mnften ren Sskn 9eegs
rom Mnh So5n unb gegen s. SbeIbp xBiIIiam4 unb
Mnsere fir &66.67, Stereien tiisb Rotten 3n eeniis
gen. geGeber ben 50. DECEMBER 1858.
ia1 g. N. DonaIb . n, Sheriff.
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ditto exponas 8erorhnnueen an mid stri3tet nnb
1berliefert Dou benz M4thuren @hGneerp s@eridt pon
Saui6fon County, Tenn., bel ieinem Septembers
min 1868 ueree t9 imm 6ifentIi9en Bertauf an ben
NetibtetenSeTs geeen barre SabLlne nm Goiiribans.
Thor IN Der StGbt RoibuiHe am Sonnaben b.,
ben % Seaerber 1868 bas nG9ftebtnb tei4riebenes
@rnnbeigentbnm gum Bertduf brinsen, rdmIi4 !:
Gin Srat o6et Stild 20ne, belegen In benz 8 GtrtIs
@iirbId, an q. Eowns, 6tIi9 pom 6er 2drlberei usM
@barle4oil U. AIhri4, fdeIi9 unb rDetIi9 pom BEN
2rnb, uel9eS trtiber benz S. 8. o. 81. Sbnmate ges
8ef9laa beIegt aIS hGs GigentBuw pom Simpion MnS
Rorte NotIod, nm elmer Greeition eesen hieieIben
uu6 81 @tiniten pon SouIes 8eH, AeminitEator, fur
$205.f5, Snterefien Mnh Rotten au aeuaaeen. @es
gsben ben 80. DECEMBER 1858.
be3t 6. R. . 9onaI6fo n, Sheriff.