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No Exc,,so

No Excuse.
For Gray Hair, dandr ~ or bsldpsee. Thev ean
I'll b pesvsatsA q csrsd 81 usise Wao6s Impssvel
s.; "a r &c., cad s''
Price fpef bOtsl0
To Owners of Horses and Cattle
Tebsas' Derby Condition Powders ~ warfaatsd
sspsrior 70 Any others or no pay. for the core o.
Dstempsr. worms. Bots. CsssAs. uids besnd Colds
&c !. in nerses; and Cs'ts. Oessts. Les Of MIX.
Bisek 1osgss. aeess Disss.pes. Ae.. n Cattle
1hsv ase pssfe all easesq1, snnorsnt: NJ reed Of
erssss sbs sppsils. N Z ,Sss cot. cleanse tie
fc.~: IT. ss: ,.s ID s:,:: 5. vi si.s:s.
: Col. Philip ,. BssA. x the yrs.s Rae. Cour.s.
told q shat Ny wsss essssssd. 80 ! Viii b. l.
never withoas tlsn. He boz ever - sasnins horses
81 lee r.,
ted me to refer any enc to him. Over 100 other
reference can he ecen at the depot. sole BY Drug
gi.ts and SaddIers Price 2s cents PER box. Depot
10 Pa Plars. No. FORK
Sterling Silver Ware
And One Electro plated Ware. The 0osham Man
afaetufing Company, Of Providence. r. T.. having
the largest Wanufae osy Of Solid silver Ware 10 the
world. whit . mott improved uacbsnevs, and en-
- eneqsallsd variety Of aod hsessiful dssfgns
In Dinner services, Tea Services. aoa evssy ARIEL
'p,ssSis,ly sAaytss e. Holi1s ed B. idai GIN.
nickel siver Fisssro-Pisssi ~sss. : ssies sSsS
have Introduced new patterns Of rare elegooce The
Sold Silver h qua anteed to be At sserlne purity b.
Unted Utetss Hint assay. Ths eeetr0.Piats y gear
anteed to Be superior 70 the acsst shsa!eld ware.
goods may be ebtainsd non responsible dealers
everywheso.
Trade
1''1 &, s''s nFIM r,. Co
ockHAM MANUFACTURING CO..
ealssroon No. Maiden LAas, NY.
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Prepared asd Sold by
1oSfEfTBa I SMITH.

~ ~ b ~ Oruggisls, 0reeouV. - eaers
hespesD tAesasAsut tko vssi1. 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-23

1s6ivS Life Pills and PheBiX Dittars.
fhs nest successful medicines In The werld. Ned
scal men. eierg1asa, philastaropsts. al scknowi-
edge they psrfornins wonderful sgsess IL essss
ofpbyeal weakness. bilisus sserseisss, AysDspsia,
oss efsppstits. diseases Of the liver and skin Mot
tst. Liz Pills are the best Catharte aud Blood pur-
der offered - The pablie. They elsanes the system
non all inpesity and never srps the bowels. ssld
By ali Druggists.
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ose0 AZ ooo lock would have u. koto had
headache the last dsy she neither a.
psarsd at disnsr. nor ~ 10 The sveaine
0rso, vhe had made up his mind - sesak
out, was dewn 90 hsur before any enc else,
next msraing, but, Ksss only showed hse
se'fubsa bssakGast Vas hell ever. =, q
time waits Tor ne man. he had to take biz
departure minus the hoped fer interview,
aud there vas nothing for il but to trust
his fate 70 the post. So. after reachiul
London, be wrote . manly, straiehs.fer.
w.rd letter. telling Kate che truth, and ask
,og her to b bic wife.
Ia s~s dsys ths reply came. AID Brisn'a
fate vas ssaled.
II a dssely gFisvss." vssas Kals
"'nsss dssply then | ess psssibly ten yea
! thought yeu kpsw that wss soesnsa q
Gen. Amberly. John should have told you
and sannet understand hsw It vas you
never hoard; sAs fact 10 % usisorsally
xnswu smsng ny friscds, that l neves
dssotsd ysu knew; asd that will, hope,
Enable you to forgive me If my conduct hss
tIe!ped 70 pain you. I showed your letter
70 the general, and be bids - say that hs
eseIs - do. very, very, ssrry, and that A.
Your fsshss's friend. you must lsvk upos
him - true friend" s4ss't 4
Over and over again, Brian read this Late
ssr.-qu'etiy enough, toe: but With thA
quiet that ounce Of despair. He cav Il an.
nd there was net shadow Of rsproach a.
blame N his heart agsirst Kate BIZ, the
light smsd to 60 Sut Of his life, and fos
hrss weeks Bran tried the old trick d
driving away bic misery BY . life Of riot -
Atths cad Of thres weeks nature gave vay
ssd be IVES ravisg eth bsaia fever. Dis.
'ipation did net su,e him. and, luckily. The
stsp cane bstsss hs wss utterly host.
"You must leave Lendsn," said the doc.
tor. Quiet 10 necessary try . sea vey.
49, F.r yeot 1T.
IL must see her fret" thought Brian.
and tbsa lasA's earUs thsw -; shah
see What want to knew il her face :"
So seen - he cosld mose Abeut, Brias
teek abe morning express, and hiring . III
tEsst Cress station. drove essr 10 "ThS
Csuars." M Msllish vaa cut the mis-
srsss vas With The baby, but would b
dem directly. So Briao vent isto The
morning room to visit, and, presently,
coming from the garden. be cav Kses. She
~.,sed up to the house rather slowly and
n'ooen % no was. behind the curtain.
brise eeald zee without being seen. and
bis heart grew sick. sveO while 4 via Fri.
smph seemed - OIL bic very being fer
b saw shat he had hoped. even vhi.s h,
dreansd. IN kate's face. She stoppsd an
pe.iis the window, and looksd ., tho 40,
cart, - 1t uncertain to whom il belonr.d
or whether to 20 on ; then suddenly fu d
came over her lace and she turned a, icx,
doua The avenue. Brian had cone en- q
bic hiding place, and lesaed sgainst ihs
window be was desperate justfhsn.
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EXT1ACTO. COLO0NRe.
POMADES, FINE SOAPS.
~ eocls ean b equslsd, bet shall not ~ sur
2 500 By tAoes Of any o. ~ Oessfsci mn =
they may b. relied strictly MP " the etsnd ard
AID e0ssined u nest Of Druygsts ard Fancy t3oodi
Oeeseoe. A0vf7-d
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-28
NUMBER II

GREELEY on THE SITUATION IN TExAs-Tho
New York Tribune reviews the situation in
Texas. and III regard to the continuous whines
of the radicals of that State, says
They forget that our Government must be
republican or despotic, and that rule based
on the prescription of full third of the
adult males-this third comprising two-thirds
OF the property, with very large share of
the natural ability, experience and intelligence
which are presumed TO fit the men for a re-
sponsible participation in politics-is ques-
tonably republican. II may-nay, il must
in the immediate presence of formidable re-
bellion 1t cannot be maintained indefinitely
after that rebellion has thrown down its arms.
Our Southern Republicans are quite free in
telling us what they must have, and how i'm
possible ii is that they should live under rebel
rule we tell them in turn that it is impossible
that we should perpetuate rule over the
South III which the people of the South, or
any considerable share of them, are denied Il
vote. If we should attempt to do il, we
shcNld simply sacrifice our-ascendercy IN the
North and they can judge where this would
leave the Republicans of the South, We can
DO and dare much here for equal human rights
We are shorn Samson whenever we shall
undertake to argue and insist that part of
the Southern people ought to be disfranchised
ana powerless evermore. We know that we
can maintain no such position, and We are
nowlse inclined to attempt it.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-28

The WONDER OF THE AGE.-Prof. Samuel
Gardiner, the celebrated electrician at the
Capitol, has lately invented and patened, in
Europe and this country a self-lighting gas
burner which, on turning On the gus, is in
simultaneously lighted, If blown ont by ac-
cident or Intentionally it Immediately reignites
OF itself. In fact, it cannot be blown out
without Immediately lighting again. The
burner Is so constructed as to cause fifteen per
cent. more combustion of the gas flame, being
steady and preventing the fiickering of the
gas flame, which Is the case with all burners
used. 1t Is just what the public has been
looking for since the first introduction of pas
No matches or electricity are required Public
buildings, churches, theaters, hotels, stores
and private residences can now dispense with
the danger of matches and fambeaux. BY
turning on the gascock of any public building,
10000 gas burners will spring in light in a
second of time hundreds have, within n few
days, visited the rooms of Mr.. Gardiner, at
the Capitoi, and witnessed the wonderful in
Nention. Two of the largest gas-burner
manufactures in New York are now manu-
featuring this burner, and orders are received
daily from ali parts of the country. Prof.
Gardiner has spent years in perfecting the
lighting and turning on of gas by electricity,
which has proved perfect success for the last
four years in lighting the Capitol. His
scientific studies have now resulted in this
last invention-a self-lighting gas-burner-
which can be seen in the rooms of the electric
gas fitting department Mt the Capitol
Washington Chronicle.
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THEN 'ERE LEGS. "A son of the Granite
State went down to Memphis to seek his for
tune. He found insteld n diarrhna, which
gradually saps life i'll nhronic form.
1t WAS Gy this that poor jim Bagley wns
snapped up. And month after month it
surged. At length he was but the outline of
his former self--a perfect skeleton.
worthy minister of the gospel saw the
poor fellow, and seeing that the King of Ter
rors had spotted him, determined TO call on
him and to offer spiritual consolation He
broached the subject somewhat in this man
ner:
MY dear Mr.. Bagley, in view of your rela-
tons with this life, how do you feel?"
"D-d sick, " was the prompt reply.
Don't swear, my poor friend" said the
parson: land let me ask you, do you ever
think of your latter end?"
"Lordr' said Bagley, "I haint thought of
nothing else for more'n three long months"
Not, am afraid, in the right way, Mr..
Bngley. beg you to pause and reflect. It
is time you began to wrestle with the Lord"
The sick man looked down ut his miserable
poker legs, extended before him, and with an
expression of amazement in his countenance,
exclaimed:
'Rastc with the Lord! What with them
ere legs?" pointing TO his own. "Why, par
son, he'll flip me to h-ll the first pass
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-28

A CURIoUs LErrER--At meeting of the
Polytechnic Association Of the American In
stitutc, n few days ago, the chairman exhibited
u letter which was certainly curiosity. The
letter and envelope were made of shoet-iron,
and yet weighed less than the regular letter
rate, one half ounce. The envelope measures
-four and scvcn-eghts by two and three fourths
inches, and the letter is eight 10y Ave inches.
Careful measurement with n micromcter gave
one iyo-hundredth of an inch as the thick
ness of the sheet. Letters have been written
on shcot-iron before, and an iron book Of
three hundred pages which measured less
than one inch in thickness was shown Mt the
Worlds Fair. Tho book WIS printed with
elastic type. made especially for the purpose.
-- Exchange.
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A REMARKABLE BIRD sroRY.-Tho Russian

REMARKABLE BIRD SroRY.-The Russian
River Flag relates the following story:
We are informed by Mr. John Mulligan--
and he will vouch for the truth of the story
that about n month ago q small bird, lil.net,
took possession of large toy windmill which
whirls as an ornament on the top of his tin
shop. The mill il made nearly in the shape
of an egg, is about two feet high, and is placed
vertically. While it was still, the bird entered
between the wings or fans, and commenced
operations on nest, laid her eggs and finally
Matched them on The lrhn. Those acquainted
with this part of the State know that the wind
is almost constantly blowing, except early in
the morning, so that our windmill was not
often at rest. Now that her four birds were
hatched how could she get them out? Sho
soon solved the question. Out she flew and
quickly returned with n long string. Watch
ing her chance, in she went with one end of
the string, and the other naturally became en-
tangled around the shaft, and soon the ma
chincry came to dead lock. Rejoicing mt
her success she triumphantly departed, taking
along her brood.
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Or. JOHN &c. WATKINS.
D. LUTHER. m. D..

ATE POST SURGEON at Camp WINFIELD SCOTT; has
lorltrd at WinuUmucca, Ncy. Iu
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Waiting.
ON the shore Of Time ! linger.

ON the shore Of Time hnger.
Looking out upon n sea.
Where the ships are sailing outward
From this neither land and me.
These mysterious ships are bearing
Treasures out upon the main.
That the heart has loved and cherished
And they come not back again.
Faith ard Hope sl'esk words OF comfort.
As the ships sail out 10 sea:
We're 1t not for these good angels.
That are cheering you aud me.
Life would be heavy burden.
And the shadows on its shore
Would forever keep the sunlight
From the souls half-opan door.
will wait with resignation
My ship is coming by-and.by-
Through the darkness. outward sailing,
Underneath heavenly sky.
shall ind within the harbOr.
Where the ships at anchor lay.
All my treasures that were taken
From this night-world into day.
IL. C. HIydeu.
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KoorMANscHAp, importer of Chinese cool
les, stated that it was tho intention to import
100000 Chinese during the coming year, and
to hire them out at 81 TO Si2 per month and
their keep.
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JAMS Mg''ET
TREAT & GIBBS.
JOHN WILHELM,
PhDELFOR

BAEUHl, Commercial srcctorpo,,o Freight prpo
KJku, Nevada. LIT
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T. D. EDWARDS.

ATTORNEY And COT NSELDH At LAW. Carson City,
Nevada will practice all the Courts oi thi. state,
Having paid especial attention L. the pTaCjC" bvior,
th- L. \ Land Oncc for uvc year, hc respectfully ten
dors hi- services for that branch Of business WIl
take necessary steps to -Crr the selection OF lands hy
the Stat" and obtain patents the same tor parties
with or without their being present. S-;iIu
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THE ROUND TABLE

is acknowledged by the ahlcst judges, Ancri-
can and European, to be the best journal Of its
class ever established In the United States, aud
it Is undoubtedly the most successful.
Home and Foreign Intelligence, prepared In
q concise vet comprehensive form.
The staff OF Reviewers has been strengthened,
and constant Efforts will be made tparticulnrly
in special subjectsl to have their work the best
OF its kind that can he produced.
The Round Table Chess Fuciletou has been
placed in charge Of an eminent chess-player
aud writer. 7.s.s 49, f9i
Musical and Dramatic Notices, Of searching
aud unconventional character, will appear as
regularly as they may be deserved.
Now 10 course OF publication Crows Feet, a
new serial by r. $. Cozzcns, Esq.
Clubs OF Five will receive the Round Table
for the year by ramitting Twenty-Five Dollars
and a half; andclubs Of Ten by RENTING Forty
Doliars.
CAurios.--In making rcmiitancos for sub
scripfions, always prpcurea daft on New York,
or Post-Ofnea Money Order, II possible. =
Where neither Of these can be procured, send
the mouey, but always In registered letter.
The registraton fee has been reduced 10 fif
teen cents, and tie pfeseat registration system
has been found by the postal authorities 10 be
virtually an ebsoiute protection against loss hF
mail. An p6stusasters are obliged, to register
letters wleaeser requested to do so
mayz7-u lS2 Nassau Street, New York.
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Painless Extraction of Teeth
(U7THOUT GA.S)
Drs. RiIIingsiea s. Weller,
DEN lists.

HAVlNG supplied themselves with All
Apparatusior Producing Locdi .inas.
hesia, take pleasure in informing thecitizens
OF Westminster and the community at large.
that they are prepared to use this latest i'm.
proyement in the extraction of Teeth. The
advantage possessed by this Apparatus over
all Others is that it affects only the part
operated on.
They have also the most improved STYLE of
Apparatus for manufacturing pure Gds-oi
course all persons calling on them can choose
the method they prefer.
All operations IN Surgical and Meohani.
cal Dentistry psriprmGd in the most APPROX.
ed style and at moderate rates.
0Gice, al,qjaiig Dr. James H. BiRiagsiea's
res,deFes, Hear TURNER'S, t Mechanics Bdak
WESTMINSTER, Mn.
n-. c. Billingslea win continue to visit
the following places;
Union Bridge. Wednesday of every
Notwithstanding until Friday afternoon.
Neio TiHdSor. Ind Wednesday of every
month, remaining until Saturday.
UniOHtOra 3rd Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday evening.
Tdneytorn--;id Friday every month.-re.
manning until the Wednesday following.
April /, lSG9-ly
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ECCENTRIC EsaLisn BoNDHoLpEa.
The Secretary Of the Treasury re
celved some time ago lette. from
England, written by an ex.member OF
Parliament, enclosing several hundred
dollars which the writer says he be
lieves was In good conscience and iustly
due the United States as in excess oI
interest on bonds which he holds -
These bonds bear six per cent. interest
and the ex-member thinks three per
cent. is all that should be paid on such
investments. Another letter from the
same party was received on the 3ist
uitimo, dated in penpsylvania---(the ex
member, it appears, is on a tour Of
observation in this country)---euclo closing
. one thousand dollar bond, coupons
attached, which the writer saws he
thinks is also in excess Of what should
be paid as interest, and he asks the see.
rotary TO convert this bond into three
per cent, which he believes is all the
United States government should nav
-on its indebtedness. Mr.. Boutwell, has
replied, requesting the ex-member to
call this way aud have talk with him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GET THE REST.

This is sound advice, especially, since we
give Il 10 reference to medicine, and in order TO
learn which is "the best let merit be the test
The American market is flooded with all sorts
Of vile and dangerous nostrums, and thousands
OF human lives are constantly placed 10 jeop-
ardy by them. But there are several really
invaluable medicinal preparations which every
family in the land ought 70 poEsess at all times
Foremost among them is MISHLER'S HERB
BlTTERS, which has fully established its
claim as the most efticaci0gs compound extsnt
for purifying thc blood and Graduating diseas-
es arising from disordered stomach, liver,
kidneys, intosiines, etc. II is used 10 many
hospitals, asylums, dispensatorics, prisons, etc.
and recommended by large number Of ac-
knowledged leaders Of the medical profession,
and has conquered an Immense field solely on
the strength Of whatit can and does do In pre-
venting, checking and curing disease. Every
body should use It for Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Fever and Ague, and Bilious complaints gem
orally, Kidney diseases, Liver complaint, &c.
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DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
1T PUBLIC SALE.

vhNHE undersigned will offer at Public
! Sale, to the highest bidder, gu the
premises, on
Saturday, 1he l9M day ef .Jane, 1869.
the sale to commence at 0 o'clock, A.. NJ.
his Real Estate, situate IN Carroll COUNTY.
Maryland, near where the Nicodemas l,oad
crosses the Washington Road, and adioin.
ing lands Of Col. John X. I.ongwell, Alex.
ahder II. shipley and others, VIZ:
Lot No. |, contai,iiny 1Ol Aeres.
more or less.
Lot No. 2, containing 53l Acres,
mare or less.
Lot No. 3, contaia;ng ISL 4cres.
more or less.
Lot No. 4, containing 12} Acres,
more or less.
Lot No. 8, containing 10s Acres,
more or less.
Lot No. 6, containing 49, Acres.
more ar less.
Lot No, Z, ooHtdt6Rg 12I Acres,
more or less.
Lot No. 8, cutdintag 101 Acres,
more or less.
Lot No, 8, Containing l9s Acres.
more or less.
Lot No, 10, containing l9i -Asres.
more or less.
lot No. ii, contdiaing a Ac,es.
more or tesS.
Lot No. II, containing S7I Acres.
more or less.
Lot No, IL, contdiaing 1G Perckes
mOre or less.
The greater number of the above small
lots are covered with excellent TIMBER.
and the rest have all due proportion of
Timber, and the two larger lots have also a
suliciency of Timber, particularly Lot No
u; and nearly all the lots ARE extremely
well watered by never failing Springs.
These lands have recently been surveyed
and plat thereof can be seen at the Office
of j. j. Baumgartner, Westminster, Nd,
and also at Andrew j Easton S, who resides
at the crossing Of the Nicodemus aud Wash,
ington roads
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing good
Timber Lots and desirable small Farms will
find 1t to their interest to attend the abe Y,
sale.
The Terms Of Sale dre,--Onc third part
of the purchase money to be paid cash, an,
the residue to be paid in two equal pay
menis, the one TO be paid in one year, anC
the other to be paid il two years from III,
day Of sale, with interest from the day o
sale, and to be secured by the notes of Ia,
purchaser or purchasers with security to b,
approved Of by the undersigned.
THOMAS s. JACOBS.
j. T. DIFFESBAuGH, Auctioneer.
J. j. Bda@g0rtner, AtOrRey.
may ~ It's
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,


Beef Cdttls.-The offerings ut the Scales
during the past week amounted TO ll0g head.
The prices ranged as follows; Old Cows aud
Scalawags, ut O0aS5 80; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows ) 50aS6 90; fair quail
ity Beeyes 00aSs 90; and the very best
Beeves at s 0OaSg 10 per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about 81 % gross.
Sheep. to good fat Sheep at IA.
81 cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair to
good fat Hogs 10 0OaSl3 70 per 100 lbs
net.
Wool. -Unwashed, at % to % cents, tub
washed Al to Al cts, and pulled at % to 85
cents per pound.
Leather. City Slaughter ~ to 40 cents;
Rough Skirting SO to IS cents; Spanish Sole
SO to 81 cents; Country Slaughtered SO to
40 cents.
Hides. Association Steer at 10 to 49,
cts; Cow l24 to 10 cents.
Hay.-Pennsylyania baled Timothy at
2saS28 per ton.
Fsathers-Q at 20 to so cents per ID.
FOR common to prime live geese.
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his way, simply to act as a sort Of escort IN n
funeral procession and to CRAFTY YOUR fopdne.s
for display, is taxing him rather too much, in
view Of all his other duties, especially as he
seldom receives any pccaniary compensation
for these extra services.
In addressing you thus we are Influenced by
apure desire % promote your highest interests.
we speak under sense Of the solemn respon-
sibllities resting pppp Us as those who watch
for your souls, aud WIN must give account of
our stewardship, We know that IN treating Of
these topics, we are trencbing upon very sacred
ground. These subjects should be approached
with great delicacy and tenderness and with
due regard To those holy affections and noble
impalSes OF the heart which are so honorable
timsn,s of a., oil .aI a.. ,i,1.-.'
roligion 80. II, -. w, "o'!
mains of tbo.s ,yho,n ~, h..s -. :" Wv -.
hav, liv,a ,,i,h .. H. Al. 80 "'''
sbips of lif. WIZ d.a,h - -, ",
tender lie which ho,nd .. ,.,..,I..
an bear,. mud .otaoa,a 80
i.e,c,io, ~ hono,,n,, Ia, ~, '''
decent and rs.n.c,hl ch,i.,iaa -, w.,
ro ,yopld ovcr h.va ,on a, na ~,
GA, .,;n,do uhua ahsuSea,u us ~"
aba cns,o,., IA ..,,, =,
in c,rr,ir,, o,,, a.. ,andah,a.,.,', ''N wv
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IN The Circuit corrt for Carroll County.
Msgarei Patterson rs. Mary g. Patterson,
adiniwstraIsax Of Eliza Haincs, ct. ais.
May Term, 1859.
ARDERED ibis l7th day Of MAY, 1859,
~ that the Audit fled in this cause bo
ratified aud confirmed, unless cause % tho
CONTRARY thereof be shown on or before the
lst day Of JuHe next; provided a copy OF
this, order be inserted Tor 4wo successive
weeks before The last named day 10 some
newspaper published in Carroll county.
JNo. .. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy. --rest
my2O-21 lSo. B. Bo-LE, CfS-k.