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REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION,
ON THE HTLLEN TOAD,
% NILES FROW b. ,.TIWOPE.
TTHE subsc ber will ole for sale on the
Il premises,
Oh Mone Gy, 25H deg Q, September,
ID

HNHE subsc iber viii ole for sale, on the
l. premises,
Oh MoncGy, 25tk deg Q, September,
at 3 o'clock P. NJ,
- THE FOLLOWING HIGHLY I'M
2ssSsss PROVED ESTATE. belonging 20 fiia
sT~sS. S. Stevens, ESQ.,, known as "Hillk.sA
Side" being part of",vv Mi Ia NJ" con-
taiuing about 20 ACrES OF EXCELLENT
LAND, great w riety cit, excellent Water,
LARGE MANSION house, II rooms. Porti-
Goes on thi &c sides, a5u ia zee OF shade, high
and bea' y, La"ge Z, 4, GsCe House, and all
othe out buid;a,s ecu, ed o. Corn,'r Seat.
Also A DAIRY FAI,M ado ing OF about rs
ACRES, bulldogs all new, SABLE - 20 Cows,
Sp ing Hodse, ati in use 70 re jusiless now.
Terms 70 the above. one-ii,h casn, balance
in !, 2, 3 and ! years. Ser -aaIal inte est,
secured by mortgage oc ot3efw'.e.
Also sepe;ete' from ,1e above BY ire MIL
Boad, A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH COTTAGE,
IL rooms. tower ovetlooEi1g ne Bay, large
Stable, all new nlentV OF - good garden,
Tenant House. = ACES OF LAND. water
the best, be ng a We pIeasa . ~or2l. = seat.
Terms very e?sV ald mPGe NV aUt 'e sale.
All t4is prope ~ is situated % los'te the
estates of John W.Ga reS.a I'D A. 5. Abel, EsGs.
Plat aud photog ? 1h,c views nav De seed at
the Office OF f. P. STEVENS At,y. al Law, So
W. Fayette ST. The premises exc II led at
pleasure.
The stock, tools and produce viii be soon
sold. lae~See future advertisement.
Sep. l6.-2t$ JOHN S, BIDDIS0N, Auct.
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H. HENDERSON'S
FAMILY LIQUOR CASES,

Each Case containing One Bottle OF
OLD PALE BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN,
OLD RYE WHISKEY, | OLD PALE SHERRY,
FINE OLD PORT, OLD BOURBON
Guaranteed Pure and of the very Best Quality.
PRICE SEVEN DOLLARS
Sentby Express C. o. D., or Post office order.
II. HENDERSON, 10 Broad St, N. Y
Sept at.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A FARM IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

DY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court
ID for Baltimore county, sitting in Equity,
s passed in a cause in said Court -.
S wherein Mary A. Kroh, Executrix, ;%@
&C., is complainant, and David M ~
Wilhelm and Rebecca Wilhelm, his wife, de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned, as Trustees, will Of
fer at public sale, at the Court House door, in
Towsontown, Baltimore county, on
Monday, the 9th day Of October, A.. D., 1871,
at o'clock P. NJ,
all that tract of land, situated in the 5th Elec-
ton District of Baltimore County, called
"Bear's Rock" and part of tract called
"Walnut Hills" and described as follows: Be
ginning for the same at a stone in the lane near
the Family Grave Yard and running thence
North 674 degrees, West 109! perches, North
374 degrees, West 30 perches to stone, thence
bounding on or near the present fences the
four following courses: South 66I degrees, East
80 perches to stone North I53 degrees, East
l and eight-tenths perches to a stone, thence
South So degrees, East 81 perches to stone,
thence North degrees, East 80 perches to a
stone, thence = III degrees, East 364 perches,
still III degrees, East IL perches to the Coun-
ty Road, thence bounding on said road the
three following courses: South 444 degrees,
East rs perches, South BIZ degrees. East %
perches, South 514 degrees, East 10 perches,
thence running with and bounding on the lane
the five following courses: South 664 degrees,
West IL perches to a stone, South 351 degrees,
West ST perches, South 7SI degrees, West As
perches to a stone, South 534 degrees, West %
perches to stone, South 90 degrees, West
and two-tenths perches to the place of begin
ming, containing
FIFTY-THREE ACRES,
1 rood and % square perches of land, more or
less.
Being the same land described in a mort
gage from David NJ. Wilhelm and wife to Mary
A. Alban, dated June 18th, 1859, and recorded
among the Mortgage Records of Baltimore
County in Liber Z. II. A., No. SO, folio AS, &c.
This property is situated about three miles
Mt. Carmel, and adjons the lands of Jacob
Shamberger, Josias Dehoff and Alexius Green.
The improvements consist of new
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
about 2Ox35 feet, two stories in height, and
necessary out buildings. There is a pump of
good water at the door. Schools, Churches,
Mill and Store convenient.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the decree are,
one-third of the purchase money cash on the
day of sale, one-third in six months, and the
balance in twelve months thereafter the cred
it payments to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest from the day ofsale,
with security to be approved by the Trustees.
WILLIAM S. KEECH,
r. r. BOARMAN, p
Trustees.
JAMES W. OWINGS, Auctioneer.
Sep, 16.-ts
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How it is DONE and who does it. The Alena Book,
1872 pages gorgeously illustrated with cuts positions,
&c. Sent by mail, securely sealed for fifty cents
Grand Circular, free. Address WARNER ELY,
65S Broadway, New York.
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$50. WE WILL PAY $50.

Agents $50 per week to sell great and valuable dis
coveres If you want permanent honorable aud pleas
ant work, apply for particulars. Address DYER &
CO.. Jackson, Michigan.
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rs" The looking glass answers the prayer
of Burns 1t is the gift that helps man to see
himself as others see him--some what. Itdoes
it specifically surely.
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Ny~ The National Commercial Convention
is to meet in Baltimore on the 18th instant.
Hon. William Pinkney Whyte, John w.
Garrett VIM. Devries, James Webb and R. G.
Hollyday, Esqs., are delegates from the State of
MARYLAND
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A MILLION DOLLARS.

Shrewd but quiet men make fortune by reveal
ing the secret of the business to no one. Address
EDGAR SIMS,
6SS Broadway New YorL
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Miscellaneous.
pROGR AMME .

PART 1-Trotting Race for Horses that have
never trotted in public for money to 60 in
harness or to wagon; mile heats; best two in
three for Silver Cup of the value of $3.50 en-
trance fee $l5; gentlemen drivers.
PART 2-Riding by the knights at two
rings for Silver Pitcher, of the value of 500,
for the winner, and. the honor of Grooming the
Queen ; and one Cup, of the value of $50, for
the second.
PART drumming Race for Horses of all
ages; mile heats, for Silver Cup, of the value
of $3.50; entrance fee SIS /; gentlemen riders.
PART 4-Running Race, two mile dash, for
horses of all ages, for a Cup of $3.50 value
second horse, Cup of the value of $50; entrance
fee SIS; gentlemen riders.
PART 5-Running Race, one mile dash, for
two ear-olds, for Cup of the value of 500.
Entrance fee $40.
r PART 6-Steeple Chase, for Horses of all
ages, one mile and a-half, over four hurdles,
two water leaps and fence, for a Silver Cup,
$3.50 value. Entrance fee SIS gentlemen
riders.
PART Pony Race, for Ponies of all ages;
one mile, for saddle.
re- Knights of Maryland and adjoining
States are invited to ride.
Va Entries must be made TO Dr. H. LOUIS
NAYLOR, Brooklandville p. O., on or before
Oct 9th, 1871.
Aug It'd.
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WANTED.

A WHITE WOMAN to COOK for family
N residing on York road, near Towsontown.
Must be thorough plain cook, and have good
references. Apply at office of Baltimore Coun-
ty Union. TSe pt. I6.-1t.
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I. o. o. F. DEDICATION.

THE NEW ODD FELLOWS HALL AT
Il MIDDLETOWN, Baltimore county, will
be dedicated according to the ceremonies of
the Order, on
Saturday, the 3Ott of September neat.
The Grand officers will be present and de-
liver addresses.
A number of Lodges have been invited and
are expected to attend to take part in the fes-
tivities.
Ample arrangements will be made to ac-
commOdate all that come In fact the Com
mittee having the matter in hand will leave
nothing undono tn at can be accomplished to
secure a success. [Sept 16.-2t.
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Register ReglsteT Re0ister

Don't forget it. The registrars in The respec-
tive districts of the county sit for the purpose of
registering those whose names should 90 upon
the lists preparatory to voting at the e. ;ton in
November next, on Monday, Tuesday aid We'd
nesday, 10th, 10th and 2lst days of the present
month. Look in our advertising columns and
see for yourselves where and when the. registra-
ton officer sits in your precinct or district for
the purpose of putting your name on the list
when you apply to him for that purpose. Don't
make mistake in regard to the matt : Be par
tcular about it. Some persons are in the habit
of moving about from one district to another.
Their occupations or other circumstances render
it necessary that they should doso Unless such
men are registered where they reside they will
not be entitled to vote and their aid in the con-
test on election day will be lost because the Off
GERS of registration in the district from which
he removed will strike his name from the list
there-it is his duty to do so when he becomes
informed upon the subject-and consequently if
he is unregistered where be lives at present, he
cannot vote. Every man who takes any interest
in himself should attend to this duty that he
owes TO himself as well as to his country.
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AgenfsI Read This!

WI f WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF $50 PER
w WEEK and Expenses or allow large commits
sion to sell our new and wonderful inventions. Ad-
dress NJ. WAGNER & CO. Marshall, Mich
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] OII VlC IIoN WHICH, tt CIU5to.


"TIDAL WAVE" IN MANE.-Hurrah The
"tidal wave" rolls across the continent, from one
ocean to the other and back again in week +
1t beats the locomotive and almost keeps pace
with the telegraph. 1t started in Wilmington
on Monday, rolled to California on Tuesday, was
in Wyoming the same day, and reached the At
lantic coast again in Maine on Monday following
Twice across the continent in week We could
hardly have believed that any child of Demo-
cratic parentage could have shown such possbil-
tiles. But it appears that the child has gotten
ahead of its parents and left them in the back
ground.
Maine has gone Republican by l l, 900 MAORI ty
This is an increase Of 1000 majority in round
numbers since last year. The aggregate vote
this year is 10000 against 98,S76 last year
Last year the House of Representatives stood ll3
Republicans to SO Democrats, and the Senate %
Republicans TO Democrats In the ship-build-
ing towns the Republicans have generally lost,
while in some other localities they have gained
members 10 the lower House Their gain in
three towns have been members, but perhaps
there are this many lost to them in the ship-buld-
ing localities. So with this face Oh things their
vote will be about the same ia both Houses as
last year.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
" TRANSMISSION OF LIFE.

COunsels on the Nature and Hygiene of the Mascu-
line Function By DR.. Napheys author Of 'The Physi
cal Life of Woman" 1t relates the male sex; is full
of new facts; delicate but Outspoken; practical and
popular; highly endorsed; sells rapidly, Sold by
subscription only. Exclusive territory Terms lber
al. Price 50. Address Tor contents, &c, J. e. FER
GUS CO., Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NeqU Advertisements.
DR. CHARLES W. gladden.,

Having RESUMED PRACTICE, offers his profess
siona services to the community in the vicinity of his
residence, near GREENWOOD, Long Green, BALTIC Co.
Sept. 16, 1871.-1y.
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ATTEND TO 1T Now.-In various localities
around the county are men whose occupation
calls them from one locality to another, who
have no settled homes, aud who take no news
paper and rarely read one. In the matter of
registration the great mass of these people will
find the registrars books closed and their names
unregistered unless some takes interest enough
in the affair to have their names recorded for
voting. Their names will not be on the polling
list in the hands of the judges at the election,
and consequently they can't vote when the con-
fict is being decided.
Some one must attend TO these they will be
lost to US in November. 1t needs the alert at
tention of every earnest, working Republican in
the county to have this matter attended to-
Each Republican must look around among his
neghbors and settle the question for himself
whether there is an unregistered Republican
within his knowledge among them. When he
discovers that there is, he should make it his
business to see him once, twice. thrice and oftener
if need be- urge him to attend to this urgent duty
and give him a reminder of it as often as you
meet him. With diligence, a determination
and perseverance of this character manifested by
all Republicans, there will not be many voters
left off the list when il closes
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BAND LEADERS.

For something interesting, send your address
GEORGE W. GATES, FRANKFORT, New York.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-02-02
Kefn for Hog Lice.

I herewith send you n remedy for
hog lice, that will prove, on trial, in
falliblc. Procure some leaf tobacco,
boil to 4 strong amber in water
enough to float it mix it while hot,
add enough ln"d OF refused grease to
make n thin saIvo; rub or the pigs OF
hogs troubled, and in less than twenty.
four hours they will not have 4 lous6 on
them, if well rubbed. Also put
enough l~ealItobacco in their beds to
make them smell stropg, and tho hogs
Will never he troubled With lice again
while they sleep in their beds The
tobacco will not hurt pigs in any re
spcct, even if but a day old. So says
d Hickman Kentucky Farmer. -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-02-02

i. II. Robins, Of Allnmokce Counr
ty, Iowa, writes: 'Piea5e inform me
how 10 cleanse a %cistern and keep it
in good condition, AID thc water free
from smell and taste" IL it is foul,
clean ii out II nol,h heat half . bn-
shel of charcoal, ard when in Il glow
pound il inio pieces as big as hickory
nuts, nndd shovel them with The
coarsest OF tho dust into . wet gnnay
hag or other coarse sackf Pvt in a
stone big enough to sink it, and tying
Il cord to it, draw it up and down
through the c%istern, finally leaving It
suspended near the top, OF tho water
one day and near the bottom the next.
Tho result will be obscrvcd very soon,
and will be permanent for several
weeks, when the operation may have
to he renewed, gbo1agt g
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Night Scenes in the Bible.

Many OF the most affecting and imp0r-
tant scenes described in the Bible. trans
PRED under the splendors of oriental night.
Sodom and Egypt, Bcersheba and Babylon,
Carmel and Gilboa, Olivet and Emmaus,
Jerusalem and the sea o. Galilee, have each,
by night. been witnesses of the power and
glory of the OmnipOtent Jehovah.
The author of might Scenes in the BIZ
BILE" has followed the shadow of night
across the landscape of divine revelation,
and grouped together the sacred scenes
which are made awful or impressive by
the mantle of darkness.
He has succeeded in bringing to light
"ncw and beautiful gems from the mine OF
bible TRUTH" and has produced a delight
full volume. The leading clcrgymen of
the country have given it their most cor
dial approval as a "charming'' and sin
structive" work. g.t5 i-3f a."
The style in which 1t is published excels
anything 1t has been our privilege to ex-
anime. The steel cngravings by the first
artists ofthe country are perfect ''gems OF
art - We have space to describe but two
of them The first is 'The Night Watch
in Mount Seir." Beside one of the noun
tain passes, with grand peaks towering,
crag upon crag, on either side, stands the
watch-tower. with its solitary Waterman.
Just through the pass can be seen the
first bright streaks Of approaching dawn.
At the foot of the pass, wholly shaded by
the Overhanging crags, a party Of travel
ers are e%ncamped. They cry out to the
Waterman: "Watehman, what of the
night" and down through the pass comes
rcvcrbcrating that cheering cry 1.-The
morning cometh." Again we pass on
down the ages to the time when the long
loOked-fOr morning had come, and the Son
Of Righteousness had arisen with healing
in His beams. Before us is q lone noun
tain side, and a PROSTATE form knecling on
its un~cushioned rock. The pale moon
beams creep among the crags, just reveal
ing their ~barrcnness, the stars shine dimly
overhead; a huge night-bird flaps his
wings and alone breaks the stiffness of the
midnight hour; but glory surrounds the
lOwly fOrm-it is Jesus, for ''it came to
pass in those days that He went out into 0
mountain to pray, and continued all night
in prayer to God" 1t was n sublime scene,
and the representation before us tends to
awaken the most devout reflections.
We love to dwell upon the scenes por-
trayed in these illustrations; and we feel
that 10 one can fail to be benefited, boil,
| by these truthful and impressive pictures,
! and by the earnest words of the writer
Let parents, who wish to hive their chill.
dren love the Word Of God, and under.
stand its lessons Of wisdom and love, secure
this volume, and give them free access t.,
its pages. lp
W- j. c. Mails, Esq. Agent for Frank.
lin County.
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V,dIue of bSWeet Potato Fodder.


Vdlue of Street Potato Fodder.
A Correspondent Of he Farmer and
Artisan, writing from Barnwcii, .. g.,
says: 'In our ordinary plantation syS-
ten, tho supply Of long forage for STOCK
is generally made a secondary consid
Grafton, and consequently IS never
abundant. IN the middle and lower
counties Of the State, where sweet pc
tatn is largely planted, an addition Of
considerable value may be made to TIC
fodder left with but little trouble. !
have long been In the habit of going
into my potatoes before trost'-say
about the 30th OF October-pulling by
hand the zines and immcdiately putting
them into compact cocks about Twice
the Bize OF a tionrbarrel. They rcmain
thus four or five DAYS, when tho cocks
arc thrown down for three or foui
hours' sun, AMI then hauled in and
housed. 1t makes m excellent hay
Horses eat it with avidity, The great
or facilities with which the potatoes
are dug, after the beds are clcanscd OF
the vines rcpays the expense Of making
Che hay"
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CNE.na Cancer.

The following remedy for cancer is
said 20 be inlalliblc. Who Of out
readers know Of n chance to try it,
and report to us if tits indeed q cure,
that VIC may, lift is SO, announce the
fact, and thereby do good to poor
sufferers
Take an egg and break it, pour ont
the white, retaining the yolk in the
shell, putain' Bait and MIX with the
yolki as long as it Will receive, II sir
thcmtosethcr Until the salvois formed
put a portion !ofit, on q sticking Plaster
and apply It to the cnncer about twice
aday stl1s,sgns7-s tff,f1usa ltEd ~
Theromdy Is an easy one TO try, and
can do no barn. fstps go fa fa
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sw .yi HIcsk, August 18th, ,ss
ALLOW msto call your attention !, u.
,v~lIJy Al.NM ts.dRgJn INc5AtYt IM
Preparation of Compor,,
oTn ssiEztr~otxB iachr. 80


MODE OF EXPERIMENTATION
q0,S nnlper BERRIES, by di~stillation' ~ vac s@'
anne gyn. sEHbebs extracted by i,sS,ofon
menI swNltn lsplrlts obtained from ,j,,rs;ss
Berries; very little sugar 4 usaS unlle'
small ~pfOporti0p Of spirit. II Il mo-, sna ,
atabie.thah any now In Use. 'p0ts PAL
Bnchg AZ prepared by Druurgists i,
dark color. IT Is plant That cmit ts's w
GRANGE; the action of flame destrn 40 ~
its active principley,l leaving a Joys s ~,
gluftnnus decoction W. Mine iss ths cnlo sM
ingredients. The Buchu In INV nysrs,o
ton predominatesy the smallest a sr%s
of the other ingredients are added tnsng
vent fermentation; Upon fusDectic, n KY ys
he found not to be a Tincture. AZ msasal
PharmacOpHa, nor Is IT. a Svrnn~.a
therefore IAN be used in cases whare ,,'a
9f infialnmation exist. In this, Won i h,,'
the knowleslge Of the ingredients and ts
m0de.Qf preparation. "
Hoping that you will favor II with !.
al. and that, upon inspection, It will I mss,
with Your appreciation, 1870. '
has With 2 feeling of confidence. glDa
LaaH ~T,9jg.I am, very respectfully.
lgsNSI 4 aoL n, i. HELMBOLD
lis9a-,JIoE bstG Z. Chemist and Drran,s
. 4ii7daeT ris of 10 Years' Erssyi.,.
EAL III 30 gLG Is tEo1l,gA nga- '
t.ylisa on sriEll eGG 10 aa.
.sAKDlIE N 70
.!'que i'ayD -
.1xA Il III . YalgIG cd u
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The omervillc Falcon sayssq"Mr.
Ran. TatSta, of the firm of j. J Hol-
loway d Go. of this place, is now the
owner or af hog which is the largest
animal OF that species We have seen
for ssAny ., aayfraIt is'six feet ten
inches long, six feet six inches round,
three feet three inches high, 10 twenty
months old, and weighs six hundred
and fifty pounds The hog was raised
by Mrs. Frank Maddox, of this place,
and WAS sold by her for S70,"
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In Circuit Court at Winchester.

L. }. Justin vs. Valentine Dehn and Cath
crime Dchn.
On motion of plaintiff, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Ofthe Court, that on the
18th day of November, 1869, a Judgment
was rendered by q. W. Bowling, a Justice
of the Peace for the county of Franklin.
and State of Tennessee, in favor of plain
tit. Il. J. Justin, and against Valentine
Delin,l for tie sum OF forty-nineL dollars
and nincty-th three cents, debt, and eight
dollars and FIVE cents cost of suit; on said
Judgment IN execution was issued by said
G. ". Bowling, j. T.. against said Valen-
tine Dchn, principal, ami Catherine Dchn,
stayor of execution, on the 18th day of Ju-
ly. 1870, and levied on q tract of land be-
longing to said Catherine Dehn, lying in
Franklin county, Tenn, civil district No.
5, containing, 2l7 acres. Said judgment
and execution returned to the July Term.
1876, of tic Circuit Court of said county
for condemnation. AK
Andit further appearing to the Court
that since the rendition of said judgment,
aHd,issuance and levy of said execution,
de parted this life, leaving John Dehn. JO-
'soph Delin, Henry Dchn, Philomina Dehn,
and louisa Dehh, heirs at law Of said
Catherine, all Of whom are n0n-residents
.ofthe State ofTcnnessee.
1T Is therefore ordered that publicationl
be made in the Homo Journal, a newspa-
per published in the town Of Winchester,
for four successive weeks, COM
manding the aforesaid nonresident heirs
OF Catherine Dchn. decd, to appear before
our next Cfrctit Court, to be held for the
of Franklin, at the Courthouse
III the town OF Winchester, on the 4th
Monday In March, 1877, to show cause why
tie aforesaid judgment should not be re-
ytvcd against them, and satisfaction hadl
Of the lands above mentioned.
Witness my hand, at Office, the 9th day
7; ., JACKSON, Clerk.
Janl2l4te 81 50
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~ LII
In ChancerY at Winchester.

r. crlsman, aIm'x, and T. c. Murrell, VS.
.RW.&4spie. kfgN4sfl1s 4fst
Bfon. si bsinp, and II appealing to ths
CLERK and Master from the bin Which Is
sworn, TO, that, defendant j. ". Gillespie,
Is a nonresident II fhs State 81 Ten,
cannot hn~sSfvSS lSp0u Eims y HfiFf
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
bc made, for,S6ur consecutive weehssi IA thu
hVne Journal. published in Winchester
ienres1Gs, reqYiring said poScresideni
defendant TO appear before the Geek anl
Master on or before. the. fourth Monday n
10 complainalrfs BIN n the sarie viii b.
tor confessed and sct for hearing eS
partc as to him. witness my hand AT
IAN. 10, 1871. III. u. EsTiLI. \
iahl2Aw Clerk and Master