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CRAB ROHAR SPRINGS,

HOTEL accommodations enlarged and i'm
IA proved. Now open for visitors
~TERlE-Board, $40 per week TO July lSt
Is per week for July and aug.
% per month
Children and servants, half-prfce-
With the ability and determination 10 make
Crab Orch ID Springs second 20 no summer re-
sort in AN erica. We solicit, especially, the pa
tronage OF Southarners with their nm1neS
L~OCATION-Six hours run rom Louisville on
the Branch of L and N. h.k.
Correspondence Is invited with those en-
gagged IN educational pursuits, with a view Of
establishing o Female seminary at these
General Thos. II. Taylor is In charge of the
once and will exert himself to assure the
comfort and welfare OF our guests.
SHELBY * THOREL, PTOprietOrs,
Jus shelby City, Boyle county ky.
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UNIVERSITY
81 SIS 7,
OXFORD.
TTHE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON % or
i OCTOBER, under the superintendent Of
EnuIHZ nnEL-

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON u OF
i OCTOBER, under the superintendent OF
JOHN n. WABDEL, ID.
aided by eighteen Professors and Instructors
in the various departments The Schools OF
Law, of Engineering. OF Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts, the regular University
Courses, n Course OF Instruction in CONNER
cial Science and the Course OF Preparatory
Study will all be in full operation. In all the
schools, except the Law school,, tuition is free
for all Mississippians. University dues from
all students vary from S2f To So In advance.
Board, including all charges, varies from SO
TO IS per month"; In the Law school a fee OF
SO per MIN months is charged for tuition.
The Diploma Of the Law School is made by
law equivalent to a license to practice law in
any court IN this state; and by recent act Of
the trustees a two years course OF study in
the Law School Is not equtred absolutely, but
a student may complete his course and get his
diploma in one year, provided he passes a sat
iStactOry examination.
For further particulars. for catalogues or an
nOuncements of the several departments, ap-
ply 20 Chancellor Maddel, % any member OF
the Faculty, or to THOS. B. PEGUES,
iylS Secretary Of the Board, OXfOfd. MiSs.
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A New Orleans paper invites New
Workers suffering from the heat to flee
to that city, where the climate is de-
lightfuI and delicious breezes are always
blowing.
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For County T~ax-Coneetor

II HARVEY MATHES is the Democratic
d. nominee State and County Tax-COllector
on Privileges. te&
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.TEORGE r. POWELL is the Democratic
county. te&
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EDUCATE YOUR DAUGHTERS.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
THOG. G. ASSOCIATE

The eleventh session Of this school viii be-
gin on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBEB, and
continue twenty weeks.
The Principal is.a graduate OF Hampton
Sidney College and Of the University Of Nir-
ginia. He has had ten years experience in
teaching, four of which he was a professor in
the hrst-named Institution.
For circulars apply toll, Wade 4 Co, Mr,W.
B. Galbreath. or Messrs. Taylor, RadfOrd & Co.
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FOr JudEe Of the supreme Court

ITO THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In re-
4 Spouse to the expression Of a popular de-
sire, sufficiently gen ral and influential TO
control my action in the matter, thereby an
nounce myself a candidate for the ONCE OF
Judge OF the supreme Court, made vacant BY
the resignation Of Hon. T. a. r. Nelson. Elec-
ton first Thursday in August next.
J.B. COOK.
Chattanooga, March II, 1872. mhH
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Chancellor of Second Chancery Court.
CAMUEB P. WALKER is the Democratic
y nominee for the office Of Judge of the
Second Chancery Court. JUS
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w S. SOUrHWORTH is a candate for the
w Legislature-lOWeT house; subject %
the result OF the primary election. Jyl2
A T the solicitation Of many friends, 1 an
! IA myself as a candidate 70 repre-
sent the people or Shelby county IN the lower
house Of the next session OF the Legislature OF
Tennessee; subject to the decision Of the
Democratic party at the primary election on
the 2Oth inst. JOHN S. DICKASON.
WE are authorized to announce Colonel
w JOSEPH BARBIERE'S name as that OF
a candidate for the Legislatnre. lyIg
John OvERToN, JR., is a candidate 10 rep
81 resent shelby county in the lower house
of the Legislature; subject TO the action OF
the primary meetings Of July Dth. IylO
JAMES NJ. HARRIS Is a candidate TO repre-
u sent Shelby county in the lower house OF
| the Legislature; subject to the action OF the
primary meetings OF July 9th. JyS
NJ s. JAY is a candidate for the lower
W. branch OF the General Assembly OF
tennessee; subject TO the result OF the prt-
IN compliance with the wishes Of my
Il friends, l announce myself a candidate
for a seat in the lower house of the next Gen
eral Assembly. l respectfully solicit the sur
frage Of the Democratic voters Of shelby
county at the primary election on the 10th OF
July, 1872, assuring them that, whether SOM
MATED or NOT, ! Will work to the best Of my
ability for the success Of the entire ticket.
l - - go
EDITORS APPEAL-You viii please m.
Ia nounce my name as a candidate to repre-
sent Shelby county in the lower branch ofthe
next General Assembly Of the State of Ten
nessee; subject to the primary election OF the
2Oth inst. ]. W. ELDHIDGE.
I EREBY announce myself a candidate
Il for Representative from Shelby county,
outside the city, subject to the action Of the
primary meeting on the Ath inst.
jy7 H. ID. GREER.
NUE are authorized to announce Simon W.
w Green as a candidate for a seat in the
lower branch OF the next General Assembly OF
the state OF Tennessee, from Shelby county,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic
party at the primary election on the 10Th in
slant. jy5
9 r. CANNON is a candidate to represent
o. Shelby County in the Lower House OF
the Legislature, subject to the result Of the
primary elections to be held the 10th of July
instant. jy3
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HARDWARE.
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No O6-In the First Chaneery Court Of shelby
county, TenneSSee.@Jemima Hightower, by
next friend, j. E. Randle, VS.. Daniel High
tower and the heirSOf I. b. Thrall,
deceased.
IT appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this cause
4 that the defendants, The nknow heirs
of 7. b. Thrall, deceased, are non-residents Of
the state OF Tennessee, and that their places
of residence cannot be ascertained after dilt-
gent search and inquiry:
1t Is therefore ordered, Tha they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, TennesSee, on or before the
first Monday in September, 1872, and plead, an
same viii be fakea for eonfessed as to them,
and set for hearing ex pafte; and that a copy
Of this order be published once q week, ior
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal. This July IL, Ig2.
A. cOpy-Rttess:
EDMOND A. COLE iei & and Master.
BY i. B. McHENRY, d. c.. and ~.
Mcfarland 4 Goodwin, soils FOR complain
ant. jylS sat
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RICHMOND, VA.
Horace Greeley and b. Graft Brown
Virginia for the Democratic
Republican Ticket.
About Wise, MOsby, Gilmer and Lyons
The Improvements and Pro-
gress i'm and about
Richmond.

From an Occasional Correspondent
RICHMOND, VA, July, IS72.-Hurrah
for Greeley and Browni Such is the cry
TO be heard throughout this city. Those
names are on the tongues of everybody
except the few carpetbaggers and native
scalawags. 1t is a great satisfaction to
our people TO witness the squirming of
these disappointed thieves. At last
there is a probability Of our being rid of
this band of human buzzards. Get back,
yOU There's! These words of Horace
Greeley have made them uneasy. They
are constantly ringing in their ears, and
make them exclaim TO each other: ''Our
time Is short; let us make hay while the
sun Shines" In other words, ''steal
fast" It is believed by many who
should know, that Virginia will roll up
a large majority for Greeley and Brown,
upon the principle that any one pos
sessed Of a particle Of brains is preferable
TO Grant, the greatest humbug of the
age, with gift-taker thrown in. There
has been considerable talk here about
the actions and expressions of General
Henry A. Wise, James Lyons, John H.
Gilmer and Colonel j. $. Mosby. Now
the idea of that old War-horse, HenryA.
Wise, doing anything which will be de-
trimental to the interest of the people of
Virginia, is simply absurd. He will
never vote for Grant. Let his hatred
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OUR CITY,

we are doing finely. Our new Council
vas organized last week, with Thomas
ID Myhe as President, a gentle
man emihehty ntted for the DO
sitlon, . venture to say there viii
oe more ana better work carried out un-
der his administration for the benefit of
the city and people than has been done
lof years. business among Gun Eler-
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FOR GREELEY

amount to what il viii, he will new
er cast q vote against Virginia's
Interest, and if any Of the friends OF
the administration believe he will let
any one Of them face the old General
and ask him, and ifthere is one of them
who viii do 80 he win come to the con-
clusion, at the end of the interview. that
II you'd have been more wise to have let
him alone. As TO Colonel Mosby we do
not know whatto think. Itwas said dur
ing the war, when he held thousands of
the federal troops in constant fear of
raids ON their wagon-trains, that he
was cracked or crazy at times. Let us
believe in this instance that he is labor
ing under the influence of one of his
crazy spells. but will recover the full use
OF his mind before it is too late, and give
70 Grant and his friends one of those
surprises which they feared so much
during the war. AS 10 James Lyons
and ]. H. Gilmer, neither were ever
known TO be on the winning side i'm any
contest, and / think that their being on
the opposite side in this case augurs sue
cess for us. INSTRUMENTATION agents are
as busy as bees trying to keep the col
ored voters in a body for Grant, butthey
ma it hard work, although money is
Deing very freely circulated. The ne
gIoes are having their eyes opened TO
the real situation and intentions, and
1nere Is no doubt but what there will be
a large colored vote polled for Greeley
anu bfoWn. As TO the affairs of
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WATERING PLACE.

HOTEL at this lebrahdw watering Place is now open for tn reception or visitors
i TIT Waters are absolutely unequaled in their healing power over-D r0psy,8 erornlR
Dyspepsia Diseases OF. Women, and diseases Of the skin ans KtdnsyA The lOcsnen
Billiards Bar en-Phs, Music. Pomenades Dancing and all the fashionable
amusements arr ahundanty supplied, ant The Table affords the best of Country Fare
Route,v VIA Memphis and Charleston Railroad to Florence stage Line nine miles to the
Springs
FORT further Information circulars etc. address
ELLIS & co. PTopIIetOra y
myS H.. A. MOODY, NJ. ID, Refdent Physician.
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ITO the people of shelby, Fayette and Upton
Il Responsive 10 the action Of the recent
County Convention Of Upton County, and the
request OF my friends in shelby and Fayette, I
announce myself a candidate for Senator for
his district in the next General Assembly,
subject to the action OF the Senatorial IN
V~ention. PETTON ]. SMITH
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WE are authorized TO announce ENOCH
w ENSLEY acandidate for State Senator
subject to the result Of the primary election,
July 20, 1872. iyIS
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ANNoUNCEMENTs


A T the requesE0f many niends, i am a can
IA dtdate 20 represent the counties Of Fay
cite and shelby as Floater In the lower house
OF the Legislature; subject 70 the primary
election on the Ith lust. and the democratic
convention. ] am n native TeDnesseeau, and
have resided sixteen years in Fayette county,
near the Shelby line. DIR A. v. WAR;.
VATE are authorized TO announce DT. GEO.
w a. MATHES, OF SOmerv1lle, as a candi-
date for Floater to represent the Of
Fayette and shelby in the lower house OF The
next General Assembly, subject 70 the pri-
mary elections to be held IN shelby in the 2Jth
instant, and the subsequent Democratic Flo
terial Convention. ty6
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ID b. SOMERVELL, OF Upton, is a candi-
Ibs date for Congress in this District; sub
Ject to the action OF the Democratic District
cOnNehtIOh. 0g
RIO the voters of the Nin:h Congressional
Il District: 1 announce myself q candidate
for Congress in the Ninth congressional Dis
trict: subject to the action of the Democratic
convention. ]. J. DUBOSE-
WE are authorized to announce A. t.
w LACEY, Esq, as a candidate for Con
greSS; subject to the action of Democratic
Congressional convention JyI
TNO the Voters Of the Ninth Congressional
i DistTiot-Since the action Of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee OF shelby County,
designating, as a mode Of nominating a candi-
date for Congress, a primary election, to be
held on the 10Th July, Ihaye received sOmany
renewed expressions Of the public desire that
l should announce myself q candidate, that l
San no longer refuse. / announce myself,
therefore, as a candidate for Congress, subject
TO the decision Of the District Convention,
Having been appointed a delegate to the Bal
timore Convention, 1 feel il my duty TO attend,
and therefore 10 will not be in my power to be
here between this and the election on the 10th.
Ny interests, therefore, must be cOnhded en-
tirely 10 the hands OF those friends who desire
my domination. ID. h. MCRAE.
FVO the Voters OF the Ninth Congressional
District of Tennessee announce myself
a candidate Tor Congress, At She election in
November next, subject TO a convention Of
the Democratic party. solicit your suffrage
at the primary elections, and the support Of
your delegates in convention. RESPECTFULLY,
jy2 T. H. LOCKWOOD.
Il HEREBY announcer myself a candidate for
4 Congress in the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict, subject to the action OF the proposed
convention. W. L. DUFF.
| DOBERT F. LOONEY is a candidate for
N Congress, subject TO the decision Of the
democratic Convention. apps
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For Constable.
For REPRESENTATIVE.

DARNEY cox announces himself As a can
ID diate for reelection 20 the Office Of Con-
stable OF The Filth Civil District lyl3
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PLACES.
DOARD-IUKA sPRINGS-Board, $50 per
Id month j NJ. ID
VALHERMOSO SPRINGS,
Morgan County, North Alabama.
Iodine, White and Black Sulphur, CheI-
ybeafe and FreestOne Waters
in great

THIS celebrated watering place, located in
Il the Switzerland Of the south, and which
has been visited by crowds Of invalids during
the last fifty years, but has been closed FOR the
last few years, is nov -REOPENED TO all such as
desire to improve their health. We have in
our possession many testimonials bearing sVi-
dence to the cures that have been effected IN
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Asthma and many
other ailments, which can be seen in our cir
culars, that viii be freely circulated, and for
warded to any one making their wishes
known. We will try TO render our guests as
comfortable as possible, and our table shall be
supplied with the best the country affords, in
abundance and good style. The scenery Is 70
mantle, and the location healthy.
We will take pleasure in answering all let
ers Of inquiry regarding the Springs.
Address, via Decatur,
myH J. r. PAINTER & SON.
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For State senator

DOBERT F. LOONEY is a candidate for
II Congress, subject TO the decision of the
Democratic Convention. apps
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VIZ s. SOUrHWORTH Il a candate for the
w . Legislature-lOwer house; subject 70
the result OF the primary election. Jy2
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I HEREBY announce myself a candidate
i to represent Shelby Ounty in the Senate
of the next Legislature, subject to the nomi-
mating election, Saturday, July 10th, lS2 .
July2 1879. ]. NJ. CREWS,
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For County Trustee,

FOR COuHty TRUSTEE
WE are authorized 20 announce Major G. 8.
w SENERSON an independent candidate
Cor the Office Of County Trustee. jyl7
WILLIAM p. A is a candidate for Coun-
w ty Trustee. Having hlled the Office OF
Trustee for many years, would announce 10
my old friends that am again q candidate for
the same position. My previous fidelity in
Office viii be my guarantee in future. jy2
A WOODWARD is the Democratic nOmi-
"A. nee for the Office of County Trustee at
the ensuing August election JUS
z HEREBY announce myself as an fndepen-
dent candidate for County Trustee OF
Shelby County. Election August, 1872.
THOMAS FOLEY.
lime q. Ig72- ieg7
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NOR SENATOR TWENTY-THIRD DIS
II TRICT-CHARLES LYNN is a cRndi-
date for Senator T~wenty-third District; sub
iect to the result OF the primary election.
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I HEREBY announce myself a candidate Tor
4 Congress in the Ninth Congressional Dis
LTict, subject to the action OF the proposed
convention. W. /. DUFF.
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ID B. SOMERVELL, OF Upton, is a csndi-
H. date for Congress in this District; sub
Ject to the action OF the Democratic District
convention. ty9
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AAlHts
H. d. GREER.

I HEREBY announce myself a candidate
Il for Representative from Shelby county,
outside the city, subject to the action Of the
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& r. CANNON is a candidate to represent
y. Shelby County in the Lower House OF
the Legislature, subject to the result Of the
primary elections to be held the 10th of July
instant. jy3
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RIO the voters Of the Ninsh Congressional
L Districts: l announce myself q candidate
for Congress in the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict; subject to the action of the Democratic
convention. ]. ]. DUBOSE
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EDITORS APPEAL-YOu will please M
Ia nounce my name as a candidate to repre-
sent Shelby county in the lower branch Ofthe
next General Assembly of the state Of Ten
nessee; subject to the primary election OF the
2Oth inst. J.. W. ELDRIDGE.
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jet % inc IesuII OF Jut pTIInaIy tIeCIIOu-
WE are authorized to announce Judge
w ALVIN JONES, OF Fayette, a candi-
date to represent Shelby, Fayette and Upton
counties in the State Senate; subject to the
action Of the District CONVENTION. jyl0
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I AM a candidate for the State senate in the
il next General Assembly, subject to the re-
suit of the primary elections, July 20, lS2
jy7 b. {. BLEDSOE.
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I'VE are authorized TO announce A. i.
w LACEY, Esq, as a candidate for Con-
gress; subject to the action of Democratic
Congressional convention. Jy7
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kl OREEN " WILLIAMS. AuctiOnears
~ SOutheast cJrner I'm and ID tran

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
Of LAND IN MCDOWELL COUNTY NEST
NlRGlNlA. COMPRISING $50 900 ACRES
81 by virtue Of q deed Of trust. dated July par .
1865, given by William g. W Jaeger to Franz
. I'm Mac, the subscriber will sell at the front
81 the tIIy HALL on IA street. in the city of Wash
lhgtoD. ID q. on MONDAY. the 22d day OF jam
Siy IL AZ the hour OF clock the following
..srrlbe' tract OF land, situated in the county Of
Mc1O~ell, IN the state OF West VIRGINIA. embTacine
the Long FORK OF the Sandy river. AMI Contained
within the following metes aud bounds. IN VIII Ra-
inning ~ corner about seventy 1--WE poles in a
nor heasteriy direction from a point ON the line Of
sald tract here Elk horn Creek Crosses the same
Ihrncc south twenty hyc degrees west thirteen Enn.
Gfed POLES 10 the corner thence south tfty- I'VE de-
kItes west twenty slN hundred and fifty poles 10 a
corner; thence sou h thirty seven degre.. e.
thirty six hundred poles TO a corner; thence north
slNtS Tour degrees east four hundred poles TO cor
her thence north twenty degrees west five hundred
ana thlrty poles to corner; thence north fifteen de
Erees east two hundred and highly poles. thence
north tblfty four degrees west 1--WE hundred and
eighty poles to corner; thence north fen decree
east twenty nine hundred and fifty poles 70 a 60
neI thence north two degrees west eight huDdrsd
and eighty poles 10 a corner; thence north ei0htv
d-sees west eighteen hundred and fifty poles 10 \
hundred and tw eDty poles To the place Of begnnn1
containing lsetAO acres Of land, more or less
The terms OF sale are One half cash. and the hal
tnce IN three equal payments, at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest, with security TO be
approved BY the trustee; the purchaser paying ON
day o. sale o0 And III the terms Of sale are not
complied th within twenty days then the property
VIII be resold upon an advertisement in some news
Esper printed in Washington, d. G for ten days at
the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default
ERANKL1N MACE, Trustee.
nols 2awSds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
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DIED.

HOUGHT0N OF " phoiJ fever, December SIS.
u nil~.
Funeral will TAKE place az the residence Of hi,
father. NJ. - GfaC~ sweet. Georgetown On Wctnes-
day January q, AZ .. The friends 0f the fam
~ arr requested O. attend M York paper,
please copy
smith On 'h@ 81 o. December, Mrs SARAH
s4lIH, AZ Il . years, vi @ 81 Randolph smith.
The reiatIVCs end friends Il he family are inv ted
6 Ntieud her funeral II. m residence No III3 18th
street. northwest, Wetln e~day, January Sd al 1
o'clock 2. IN.
gJI hsALI- On the 1t inst, ELIZABETH,
WIDOW o. the late J.>eph Qnick >ii aud daughter Of
tie late Francis ard Feliria MG-i.
The friends Of the family invited 20 attend her
tHnrTal at 10 Z" clock Thufsday morning, from the
residence Of her bruth-T,S Ms~i. sig @ ar ana
proceed 10 81. PafriCks church. VI here a solemn
rs4uIem mass viii h. celebrated.
WALKER. On Sunday, December 81 AZ A mar
t'T past . m, Of liptEeria, BERTHA uagpst
dsTgh teT Of Marie l.. and the late Hinckley "
alkeT VI u agedS years months and II day-
Md on Tuesday January I'd, 81 quarter Of l0 a. m
rAhh1 JOSEPHINE LfsIE R, Ohly remaining
aid, aged years and months.
Funeral " e,nesday. January 81. at ? p. M 81. from
tie residence Of their grandparents, I2i1 9th
sfreet. northwest. lis
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In THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
u OF EOIUMRVA
. JFs ZyfR day az N0reuItsr. Isl
sfasSa EraZier. nlamtiff-

Jhs 29ih day of NorsD1bsr. ISL.
Massa frszier, plaintiff,
NlChoias Muliiken, and Ellen his
sHe'Josrph Y Nuliken and Ev- No 2so0
eIIhe; h's wiz; William NJ lllken Equity U,cket
and sarah: his wife and Samuel D'NA'''
bing and SancT. his wife
Os morton Q, the plaintiff, by G.. StOrrs, her at
trnel ~ Is ordefed that the defendants above men
TONED cause ihelr appearance 10 be entered berein
ON OF before the rst rule day occurring frty DAYS
With as in case Of default. fONeeu'"
True copy.
". = MEIGS. Clerk "'i0e'
BY l.. p. WILLIAMS, Asst Clerk. nO,ewa