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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-28

An English paper states that a re
cent meeting of the Scotch Presby-
terrain Synod at Aberdeen, a member
had the courage-the paper calls it
assurance--to ask whether 1t would
be wrong for a minister to let it be
known that under circumstances
named, crops might be gathered on
the Sabbath without sin. This prac-
teal pillar of the kirk favored the
synod with several strong arguments
drawn from Scripture sources. in
support of the view taken by him,
of which. of course, was the pas
sage concerning the unfortunate OK
and its permitted rescue from the
pit. The amazed members of the
synod put an extinguisher upon the
heretical brother by putting on
record that under no circumstances
whatever could a man perform
manual labor on Sunday without
assuming the fearful risk which IT Is
not necessary here to lame.
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Miss S. f. MORGAN, a lady of expe
rienre and ability, as a teacher of
painting and drawing. proposes to give
lessons in these branches at three
O'Clock p. m. on Tuesday and Friday
of each week, in the recitation Don of
the Sierra Seminary Miss Ctapp'>).
Terms. 81 per month for drawing, and
81 for painting.
\ SEASoNABLE WARNING.-Don't
suffer cold to accumulate on cold un-
til your throat and lungs are in a state
of chronic intiammafinn. Attack the
first symptoms of pulmonary irritation
with Hale'S Honey of H~orehound and
Tar and achieve an easy victory. Crit
teuton'S, 7 oh Avenue. Sold by all
Druggists. Pixies Ioothache Drops
cure in one minute. =
K. Fred. Brooks, the well known
and popular dealer in books. station
cry, musical instruments, guns, fish
ing tackle. toys, cigars, tobacco, jew.
elry and fancy goods, has re moved to
Miilard's store. next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
taud.
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SUMPTUoUs SPREAD.-1n the absence
of mindful friends usually around on
THANKSGIVING Eve with turkeys-we
we're forced to resort to the staying of a
number of domestic fowls commonly
called chickens) to complete the stump
tuols spread Tor Thanksgiving dinner
-before p%artaking of which we intend
offering up a lengthy PRAYER, returning
thanks for the many blessings and
favors received during the past year.
Politics will be ignored-having moth
ing in that line to be thankful for.
This little Observation-Disclosures
and required by General Grant
accounts for tie non appearance of the
REGISTER to morrow morning. Such
is life.
FRIsBIE's CoRNER.-L. 2. Frisbie's
corner was the attractive feature yes
terday. Deer, turkeys, chickens,
ducks, geese, and in fact everything
that the most delicate epicurean could
desire, was fully displayed, which
served as a reminder what was to be
| diShed up at his restaurant TO day.
Tho-e who are not provided with the
usual Thanksgiving good things for
dinner, can get anything they desire
to dav at Fri>bie's. Although Mr..
friSbie'S health is not Slch as 70 admit
of his getting around in person, he
takes good care to direct others how to
do things mp in the right way. Fris
bic Is old Eplcurus hinlSell'
THE Inyo Independent, of Novem-
h.. % ,,or,i,,S EIIav HommouI'S
ner -, hleh'iohS E'uef h'''''''''"
visit to that locality as oliOWS
..oro~i3i,o Elder 7 u. Hammond. of
,ba Na,hnii., church arrived here
from carson, Nevada. his place of resi-
dence. early on Sunday morning last.
inns was NJ nI>t "a n H.
~ rita ho nraarnai Two yerv
interesting aud we'll delivered ser
mons here the day OF MS arrival.
Their
fh"hieler no" 'e-''l> 10 SWAMI" '~e'i'
and We Remedies note with sadness
tbo Indications of get M vou brute
and start A tire. or vnu don't get any
breakfast in this house to day! Do
Won near MAJ! Pie,"'''i'
I,i,t. sbarn,as. And inst think,
This thing must be continued for the
next hNc iiViiths. we h"'" No" "
Is "ur>e.l.
Tur p,,r Srrprp sumner for
-, TN ~ E.
me hthN>-'>'h '"''' " 0 "
Ptrker'> Hal. this evening, VIII be
prepare AMI FURNISHED Nv Mrs l..
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LocAL inrELLIcENcE
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reno-Arrives rom at $50 a. m. Closes
for at $50 p. m.
Vireinta-Arrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes for at 3:45 p. m.
Genoa and Anrora-ArriveS from at
$50 .. m. Closes for at $40 a. m.
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town, last night. for Phoebe, at which
place he intends going into practice.
He will purchase the drugstore at
present owned by his uncle and in
connection Herewith practice his pro
fession. The Doctor carries with him
the best wishes OF this community
He came among us unheraIted. some
two Years since. and Ivy Ills gentle
manly conduct, has endeared himself
to very many, if not all, of this com
munitV. We commend our good look
ing ESculapsau trI-u1 to the inhabIt
ants of the growing town OF Plnche.
DR.. Lee acquired his surgical kroWI
edge in thu, best If schools, he having
served in the army during the greater
part of the ATE war. A. Il ,hN>lcIan.
and especially a family doctor. We
take pride in accommodating Tim to
our eastern friends Prompt. vigiiant
and entirely capable. he will be a
great acquisition I" any city or town
in the Union. We feel sad at losing
our esteemed friend. hut as he ina
gine> the change Wi tend =" his prcu
niarv benefit, We wish hlia Gni-~p1r't.
aud can >at win safety. tina >hpuii
aught occur to cau-r him T." return.
lie will ever tii,i 4 warm welcome in
Carson City. Ailo>.
CARSON THEArER-OPENING NIGHr.
j. II. Church has iIsF returned from
San Francisco with an entire new male
and ~feunaIe minstrel troupe, aud will.
this evening. rive a grall entertain
Incnt Al the Carson IiIetter. lhtre
Will te songs. dances. etc. Of "A side
splitting character. in great variety.
,a-SnttnrA3 iN- % NATF , IN the nlHiDtI4un
i~usine>-. The whole @ conclude with
Miss la t;u-'> original fare of
"Wonan'~ ItghtS, or the last EDITION
ofthe Fifteenth AuIendnIrnt.' II You
want a hearty l&u-n. 90 1" the tleater
tonight. Iou viii certainly Ge, the
worth of your money, As tn" per
formers are first class and numerous,
and the p~rnErAnttne lengthy. For
further particulars, see distributed
programmes.
BALL To-NIGHr.-The Thanksgiving
ball takes place II night. at Moore x
Parker'> IItIl, under the auspices of a
comrnittre Of ynun- gentlemen Of this
civ. There j. hlt one opinion prev
aleut OF The affair. aud that i. that The
PARTY vii bc = PHEASANT oHr. H. y =
known. NV the safe OF ~tlChrt~. the mum
Der VIII tie sufficient to insure fulI
enjOvmeut for those participating IN
the "merrv dance" Il .nelnber thai
the music will Toe unusually attractive
AS il i to consist ct hra>S and string
Instruments. The floor will he GOV
cred with canvas, and the hall taste
fully decorated. We expect the bali
to be q biz success, in every respect.
GRoCERIES.-Alex. Leport is in re
ceipt of A large supply of groceries.
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Arrivals At tho Hotels.
ST. cHARLEs-dEo.aE ruTLY, fsorRIEro

T. wedirtz. Walker Ri'r NJ Lichtenstein, San F
ID NJ Barnett l. wife III smith.
Mrs Wilson. silver City, IL A Moore, Sheridan
T Frevert, Carson Wy W schooley. ueHoa
G Dangberg. " Z Davis i wife,"
Mr. Pettigrew. & III" II Emery,
" W Lapham. Lake Wy P Wolff,
II Pullrem. EIhnorn Ind c VI Doipho,
C Smith, Genoa swenson,
oRxspY House,. H.. xgDER d son, PRoPRIEroRs.
Il NJ Woodward, NJ W. Elmore. san Fran
Dele Crandell. City Frank wing,
$ II Head, Ruby A Curry,
C !haxter, Glenhr'k Georgia Condor, Piacer'e
J J Holmes, V I Samuel Hyatt, Gold Hill
g Ii Robinson l. son, cold Hill
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Horse DIsEAsE.-The Alpine Miner,
of Saturday last, says that the horse
disease has made its appearance in
that vicinity and in Carson Valley.
Ben Palmer. that paper states, has lost
days.
PERSONAL VIM. Sharon, the King
of the ComstOck range, was in town
Yesterday looking after his interests
iiereaOoutS.
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New Advertisements 4.

Messrs. A. G. q A. B. Beech, of Nash
vile. and with whom is associated Mr.. 10
Blanton, of our county, as salesman, insert
their card. 1t is a good house, and we
commend it to the patronage of our people
Abe Frizzell, Attorney at Law, is worthy
ofthe patronage he cOvets. We hope he
may be able to win many suits, and win
very soon a suit for the hand of some fair
lady.
Glenn. Arledge, County Court Clerk, has
a new advertisement In our paper. fF3
Whipple & Phillips, Druggists, give US
a good advertisement, and you need not
be afraid to trade with men who advertise
literally. They show thereby a liberality
and desire for patronage, which guarantee
good bargains.
Messrs. Henderson & Martin have a
short notice in our columns, and will make
additions to their stock of goods, of which
information will be duly given. Tie firm
is composed of Mr.. B. S. Henderson and
n. II. Martin. Their known energy and
urbanity, and their long mercantile expe-
rirnce entitle them to the consideration of
all in want of anything in their line.
Mr.. w. S. Embrey, of the firm of En-
brey & Co., is off purchasing more goods.
Read the announcement of this firm in
this weeks paper.
We have already alluded to the fact that
W. Ransom has opened his residence for
the purposes of a hotel. a.
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BREAD OF HEAVEN AND HusKs OF
SWINE is the title of a forthcoming work
W Mrs. NJ. f. Pinkard, of Georgia. Mrs.
l. Is now in Winchester soliciting sub
Srfloe's' and we are pleased to learn that
sne Is meeting with success. Aside FROM
'ne merits of the book. the manuscript OF
snlch we have hastily examined, Mrs. P.
Individually deserves encouragement.
We remember with pleasure our acquaint-
4AVe with her at West Point, Ga- in the
YEAR lS65-the dark year when the hopes
" southern hearts were blended-when
sue Star of the young Confederacy went
DONh forever, and our land was left 20
mV"rh the death of so many brave sons
."o fought for what they conceived to be
nsn'' We knew Mrs. P. well then, and
""eN her history, and take pleasure IN
amending her to the patronage and
h"u considerations of our peopll, who
DIV ever been ready to appreciate and
outrage merit and literary talent.
70 the work she is about to publish,
eAchange says: at deserves to be
hi. 'en In letters Of gold upon the pages OF
,Da cry. 1t will contain 24O pages, bound
n Illustrated. The profits are intended
suacate her little grandsons, made
h,iess bv the casualties of war, and
,n herself, a widow. We hope she
h, A'otain many moro subscribers among
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INSURANCE 1t has now come to be an
anomaly if a man does not in1ure his
property. provided it is insurable. Alarge
amount of property in Winchester is no,
insurable--that is, the danger of its burn
ing is so great that no well-managed in
snrance company would take Il risk upon
it except at rates that would be equal to
one-half the worth of the property
Property-Owners ought to render their
property as secure as possible from the
dangers of fire. and then they can get low
insurance. Winchester has escaped won.
derfully, so far, but in an hour when nc
man thinkcth Il contlagratiOn may DESTROY
our property. No n can sum up imme-
diately the various unexpected causes of n
c~onfiagration. 1t may come from ii G
most trifing and unsupported causes, but
whatever the cause the Insurance Compa-
MES have to pay, unless, indeed. it is plain
that the sufferer has wiifully DESTROYED
his property in order to get his policy.
But a good insurance agent must watch all
these contingencies. The moral charac-
ter of man must be considered. A GOOD
agent will make Il personal survey of what
he is asked to insure, and if he sees aught
to awaken suspicion, he must uncondi-
~tionally decline to issue a policy upon it.
Cheap companies, trusting to chance. may
accept hazardous risks at low rates, but
the "1Etna," "PhGnix," and Georgia
Homc,"-companies represented in Win
chester by j. +. & W. j. Slater, do
not compete with such bubble concerns.
When such fires as the one which Destroy
ed Chicago ONE up. then it is that cheap
companies 60 to the wall. This was made
manifest in the fire alluded to. The Etna
and Phoenix paid over four millions Of loss
--paidthe loss dollar for dollar. Imme-
'liatcly new companies advanced their
rates. but the companies that stood the test
made no advance--tLey only adhered to
paying rates.
And now j. 7. & WI. Slater, being
known in Winchester. and knowing the
status of property holders, offer to insure
property AT as low rates as are consistent
with safety. Every man who owns II resi-
dence ought to have it insured, and
property owners should come TOD. I. & w.
j. Slater who will give a policy in good
companies at fair rates and pledge their
words they would not represent a shaky
company. And they defy any one to pro-
duce any defalcation in the companies they
r~eprescnt--the "4Etna." phoenix and
Georgia Home" No man should think
of sleeping until lie has a policy in a good
company. .
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BURGLARS IN TowN.-On Sunday night,
eth inst. the jewclr. store of George X.
Martin was entered by some thief. or
thieves. and plated-ware and jewelry to
the amount of about 1925 stolen. Persons
sleeping close by heard the noise made by
the burglars in forcing the window, but
did not suspicion that robbery was going
on. We learn that Monsieur A. Jourdan's
store was entered the same night and
robbed of various articles. Our people
had better be on their guard, for it is plain
that tLere are rogues about. On Saturday
night preceding the robberies alluded TO-
the jewclry store of J. NJ. Sims at Tulla-
homa was entered, and many valuablcs
carried off. 1t may be that a band OF
thieves are travelling through the country
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The New County.
LYNcHBURG, TENNESSEE, !
January 9Th. lS72.(

..r n. January 9Th, 1925
The following Commissioners, named In
the law to organize and lay of the new
county OF Moore, were present at Lynch
Durg on the 9th inst, viz: A. j, Simpson
ami DR.. Faris, of franklin; VIM. Smith,
VIZ. Bobo and J.. n. Sullivan, of Bedford
). j. McLemore, of Coffee; Lewis Morgan
J.B Thomson, s. j. Green, j. L. Spencer,
VIM. Copeland and j. ID. Tolley, of Lin.
coin; and were qualified by j. M. Ashby,
II Justice of th1 Peace of Lincoln county
A quorum being present, the Board Or
ganized by clecting A. j. Simpson Chair
man, and j. ID. Tolley Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed VIM.
Smith, S -. McLemore and DR.. Faris to
procure the survey Of the territory of the
said new county, who engaged the servi-
ccs of j. B. THOMSON and Reuben Darna-
by to make said survey, beginning at or
near j. w. Holman's, on Monday, January
sth, 1872.
BY common consent, the Commissioners
agreed to he chain-btarers.
On motion, the Secretary was requested
to furnish the papers of Bedford, Coffee.
Franklin and Lincoln, with the proceed
ings for publication, if they desired to do
so.
No further business, the Board adjourn
ed, to meet on the 23d of January, 1872, at
the Tolley & Eaton Hall. %Lynchburg.
Al. SIMPSON. chairman.
j. ID. ToLLEY, Secretary.
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A LIBERAL JoKE.-Everybod 3D. know.
Poney Steel lat least, everybody in Frank
lin county. autobiography in Franklin
county does not know Poney Steel, they
ought 70 make his acquaintance, for Poney
is y clever, jolly fellow. and fully deserves
the present he received the other dav,
Poney came to town. upon Il bareback frac-
ton OF the equine species, commonly call
ed a pony. But this was no pony--only a
small horse, Poney--t hat IL, orr friend
Poney Steel, and not the miniature horse
alluded to, belongs to that class who are
proud Of being honest, regardless Of STYLE,
ana 1t would be a blessing for the county
II IL were filled withju just such independent
men. And Poney, aforesaid, is one of 'em.
roney hitched his bar ebacked steed to
a rack In the rear of our office and there he
LETT him. Al interim some friends put a
good saddle, bride, saddle-riders, and pis-
toi holsters upon Poney's steed. In short,
they equipped the stced in Il manner that
wouldhave attracted attention during the
war, when little men, dressed in brief au-
thorlty, lorded it over their hctters in our
southern country. Tin stars glittered from
every side of the little burlesuue upon the
horse kind, and a huge l~eatlcrn heart with
red IN the centre, dangled in front of his
breast. Anon Poney--that is, Poney Steel
--came to get his animal preparatory to his
return home. Poney concluded, after a
general view of the situation that his an
lnial was gone. Immediately he searched
every street In town tor his lost nag. Some
one, being notified of his anxiety, babe
him 80 back and look again at the rack
for his charger. And there stood the an
imal, all covered with gaudy apparel,
fairly glittering beneath tin stars, and a
huge pair of holsters, attached to the 50 l.
die, reminded one of war times. After
searching beneath the load of rich.capar-
ison, Poney discovered something in the
shape OLA lump upon the hip Of Rich (as
he called his quadruped) and swore he
was his horse. Joy Immediately lit up the
hitherto pale face ofPoney, and when the
light of the joke flashed upon him,--when
the thought betrayed itself in his face that
the saddle, bride and other things were
intended for him--the joy became epidemic
and such a laugh as that when Poney
gave assurance that no nan in
that crowd had weak lungs. After para
ding awhile upon the square, looking for
all the world as we imagine Don Quixote
did upon RosimaDte, or Sancho Panza upon
his mule, Poney's jovial face was turned
lnountainward, Whether he was mistaken
en- route for Il Kuklux or Revenue collector
whether his jade fell beneath the weight
OF his fowery rigging, we have not learn
ed but we do know that Poney lost moth
ing by the joke and the "boys'' of Win
chester had fun enough to insure an ex-
'mption from dyspepsia for ten years to
.ome.
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VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE.-Vick's Annual
Guide tor 1872 Is a superb number, and
gorgeously illustrated. The number be-
fore US has a faithful photograph of the
proprietor, James Wick. of Rochester New
York. the most famous florist in America
The Annual is elegantly printed on tinted
paper, in two colors. and illustrated with
over 800 engravings Of flowers and vegeta-
bles. Everybody in the land, who has a
garden, and who likes flowers, should
have a copy Of this admirable work.
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We congratulate our friend, John +
Vaughan. upon his exaltation to the bigl
office of Mayor of Winchester. John has
but one fault--his want Of obesity. But
this is a small fault, and will in no wist
unfit him for the position. We hope t.
see him fatten fast. so that he will be
perfect Mayor
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MAsoNIC.-At the annual election fol
Cumberland Lodge No. los, A. Y. NJ, II
Winchester. on the 25th of December ulti,
mo, the following persons were chosen
to-wit:
j. J. W. Payne, w. NJ; c. c. Blair, s
w.; w. j.. Slater. J. W.; j. r. Merritt
Secretary; John Burrough, Treasurer
w. w. Martin, $. D.. ; John Williams, j.
D.; WIN. Vaughan, S. d.
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Mr.. RANSOM COMES TO OUR RESCUE
II will be seen from a card in our paper
that gentlemen and ladies visiting Win
chester need not fear that they will have
no pillow upon which to rest their heads
or that their appctites will 20 unsatiated,
Mr.. Ransom has opened his large and ele-
pant residence for the accommodation OF
the public, and we are sure that the public
will gain immensely in the way of nice
rooms and pleasant locality. Wedothank
Mr.. Ransom for what he has done, and
now-let the Swiss Bell Ringers come!
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Land for Sale.
Isaac Gray ct. ais. VS. Green Baggett, ct. al

Isaac Gray ct. ais VS. Green Baggett, ct. ais
BY virtue of a decree of the County
Court OF franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nounced in the above cause, at the Jan
uary term, 1872, of said 'Ourt. ! will on
the LIST Monday in February, 1872, it being
the 9TH day of said month. offer for sale.
ut the Courthouse door in the town of
Winchester, as Clerk and Special Commits
sioner, atract ofland lying in district No.
Ia. known as the Gray. Baggett. & Lee en-
try. containing 200 acres. said land will
be sold upon credit of one and two years.
except the sum OF 20 per cent. which will
be required in cash on day ofsale. The
biddings to commence at 81 90 per acre.
Notes with approved security will be re-
quiied of the purchaser. and a lien retain
ed until the whole of the purchase money
is paid. -
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
janll-tds 81 80
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Valuable Town Residence for
Sale.

Two thousand dollars will purchase a
beautiful lot lying in the town of Win
chester. There is II acre i'm the lot, and
it is well -improved. The building on it
Is a two-story frame, with four rooms lSNlS
and a twelve foot hall between. \ good
cistern that holds 800 barrels, Il tolerably
good stable. and as good fruit trees, both
late and early. as can be found in the State.
Apply at the Home Journal office.
nov0-tm
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Administrators Notice,

Those indebted to the estate of John
Mullikin, deceased. are notified to come
forward at once and pay their indebted.
ness; and those having claims against said
estate must present them within three
months from date. or they will De forever
barred. SMITH w. HOUGHTON,.
dec. 5th 7O-3m Admir- L.
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Dry Goods, &c.

W. S. Embrey & Co have removed to
the house formerly occupied by NJ. NJ.
Henderson & Bro. Mr.. W. s. Embrey is
now absent. purchasing a large stock of
goods. and next weeks Home Journal will
give a notice of the arrival of the same.
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j. ID. ToLLEY, Secretary.

THEY SAY.--A more sneaking, cowardly
and tlendish liar than They say" does not
exist, says an exchange, and if what it
says fits any one in Winchester, only let
the person wear it whom it fits. "Tley
says Il universal scapcgoat for personal
envy, gossip and malice; without form of
flesh ard blood, when invoked, and yet
stalking boldly into every community.
The character is a my til, and yet real; in
tangible, and yet clutching its victim
with rcmorselcss power. 1t is unseen,
and from an exhaustless culver wings its
poisoned arrows from day to day. And no
mail-procf, no character, position or sex
escapes; no sanctuary too sacred; no
home is bulwarked against its assaults.
When one base heart wishes to assail some
persons character or motives. They say"
is always invoked. That is the assassin
who strikes in the cloud--the Thug who
haunts the footsteps of the offender, and
torturcs from careless word or deed, an
excuse for the ~stiletto. Men dare not al
ways reveal their OWL feelings. With
smiles and pretended friendship, they
present that cnvenomed shaft as coming
from They say"
BE sure, reader, that when some villain
GUS tale is told you, and the relator cannot
give al author more tangible than They
say" for it. that the SANDER is the creation
of the heart by your side. reeking with
the poison of envy and hatred, and earnest
wish to have the falsehood of They say
bud into reality, and become current coin
in the community.
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Insolvency Notice.

The undersigned having suggested the
insolvency OF the estate of f. K Horton.
decd. all persons having claims against
said estate are required TO file them. duly
authenticated. with Glenn Ariedge Clerk Of
the County Court Of Franklin County
within three months from this date,
or they will be forever barred. This Sep
TENDER 9th 1871. T.. X. CURTIS,
octl2-3m Administrator.