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Iron In the Blood
A3i}!l1MS


The Perurian Syrup, n Protect.
ctf S0iutfos Of The Frot0x-ide Of
Iron. Is so combined as to hare
the character of dps dtinsenf, as
easily diOesfed and dssilailatesl
frifh the blood as the sihsptest
food. 1t increases the quantity
Of Natures Otcn Titdti=ing
agent, Iron IN the blood, and
cures ga thousand ills" simply
Gy TOniag up, Inrigor1t;ag and
Ditaii.iHg The System. The en-.
Tiched and citdii=et blood per-
medfeS crery part of the b0dys
repairing damages and scasfc,
searching ont morbid secre-
tiOns, and tearing nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This Is the secret IF the iron.
Rcrfut success Of this remedy iis
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar.
rhnn, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Calls and Fcvcrs, Humors,
Loss Of Constitutional yigor,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
and all diseases originating ilt
a bad state of the blood, or 0c-
cOnpdnied by debility or u IOsO
state of The system. Being FREQ
from IicOhOt. in any form, its
cncrgi=i"g effects are not fol-
t0iced by corresponding redc-
ton, but are permanent, iHfis-
sing strength, rigOr, and siet0
life into al parts Offhe system,
and building up ais Iron Con-.
stitHtiOn.
Thousands hare been chongcd
by the Wse of this remedy, from
,cedE, sickly, suffering crea-
lures. To strong, heaitKy, and
.aHppy men anal WOnen: and
inrdiiis cannot reasonably hes.
Sfdte to 0iUe IL q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL.
WAN SYRUP bto,Ca IN the 0lasss
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOwLE q SONS, ProprietOrs.
No. Milton Place, Boston.
Sold by DRuGcIsrs GLNEHALLn
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For Register OF Wills.
Feb 9th, 1873.

FOR Register OF wills.
E:ftors BsGcon-Please announce Mr.. PHIL
III q. LOVE asa candidate for Register Of
Wills at the ensuing election. lie will be cleo
ted and will do credit to the position and to
his many friends.
Feb 8, 1873. ST. lSiGoEs.
Mr.. EpTroR.-Plcasc announce BEN
NETT Ii. SMITH. Of the Factory Dis.
:r,ct, as a candidate tor Register Of Wills.
at the next election.
POPULUS.
Feb 6.h. 1873.
Mr.. Editor-Plcase announce ]. T. VI. RA-
LEY for Register of " ills. and say that he
will be warmly supported by the Democrats
of the county.
Feb ID, 1873. Charlotte Hall.
Mr. Elitor-Please announce in the
Beacon tina. THOMAS HELMSLEY
will be supported for the Office Of R'gistcr
o: Wills at the ensuing election BY many
friends in Oakyillc District.
march 6. 1873.
JOSEPH W GOLDSBOROUGH. Of
1.eonardtown district, is announced as .
candidate for Register of Wills at the en-
suing election and will be supported BY
April ~. 1873 Many Friends.
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FIRE! FIRE FIRE !
INV ELLIN FUR NITrRE.
II BARNS. OUT-EOJSE>. FARM
PRODUCE, &c, &C., insured on the Ma
;ual Plan by the
STATE OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Ofe: No. II South street.
BIG HARRIS. President.

DIRECTORS:
s II Caughy, :. Noah Walker & Co
Philip 7 George, .. George 4 Jenkins.
7 ID Anderson, /" Anderson & Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and BnilIef.
Hon George Brent, Court of Appeals.
George p Jenkins. Charles county.
George Combs, ST. Mary's eoaniy.
d. G. Harris,
This is Hc,se Csrapaay. gotten up ex-
pressly in the interest of the citizens of
Southern Maryland, to enable them To over
come the difficulties they experieneed in
procuring Insurance in the ordinary Insur-
snce Companies. with q majority OF its Di-
rectcrs well snowu in that community.
It has been in business row over four
years. al icSes accrued, and they have
bern unusually large, hare teea faith iAs
and promptly paid, which as our bee, guar
sntee for the iutnre.
The plan adopted is the safest and cheap
css known IN Insurance, and affords to all
Insurance at It's exact Gust. aud eight 80 be
encouraged by al who wish TO protect them
selees against loss CT damage By Gre.
IL those Interested will get il their pssrc-
mage and interest themselves in the increase
OF lie business, in a fcw years il will rank
among the largest Insurance corporation.
in Maryland. crciii and benefit 10 all
and an honor 10 the State.
GRO. A. SIMMS.
Geners. Agent for 81. Nsrv's C.
June 20. ls9s-.f.
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT c ,URl

FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT c ,URr
Editor Beacon-Please aaho,,nce J. FRANK
FORp, Esq.. as a candidate For Clefk OF Cir
cut Court and Oblise
Nov l6, 1871. Many Friends
The friends of Col. THEOPltUS HARRI-
S. n recommend him AS a candidate for Clerk
of the Circui, Court OF ST. Mary's county.
June -, 1879.
The pains-takiEg mahnef in which JNO.
A. CAVALIER, Esq, has discharged his
duty as Clerk OF the Circuit Court induces
his numerous friends Of 81. In,goes' district
to announ e him as candidate for re-elec-
ton TO sal ii ofice.
Aug l, 1879. Many Voters
FRANCIS N. GODDARD i. herewith an
nounced a. candidate for Clerk of the CIR
cult Court for st. Mary's county, and will be
warmly supported by the voters Of
Leonardtorn District.
Dec 10, 1879.
lMssrs Edlors.-You will riease announce
| pr. T.. H. SUTTON as a candidate for Clerk
| OF the CIrcui, Court for st. Mary county.
Chaptico District.
Jan >, 1873.
Messrs Editors Please announce WILL
LIAM Il. BEAN as the Republican Candidate
| for Clerk o. the Circuit Court.
| ST. inigocs District.
Jan l6, lS73-tc.
Mn. EDlroR.-Pleasc announce j Ohm
L. GREENWICH, of Leonard Town
district, as a candidate for Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of st. Mary's county at the
ensuing election, an4 say that he will be
warmly supported by numerous friends
in
Oakville District.
| Feb 9Th 1Sfa
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TIVE undersigned, Attorneys az law snd
Il Solicitors in Chancery, have. this 3rd iav
Of jaly. lSGe. formed eopartnership in the
Practice of their profession, under the nsn,c
aud s;Nle az Combs 4 Downs, They will pra,-
tice in the county OF ~. Nary's ard the aaioin-
ius eoun,es, and in ,hs Coar, cf Appeals.
Especial attention u ~ be- paid to the Coile-,
'ion cf claims against individual. the State o.
the Government.
kescrencss given when required. AaSrcss
Coml,s & owps, iecnaratown. 4. a., -. Mr.
ry'seount.., M. :.
RnRrTT G euMRS.
- JAS = pONNS.
Ja's 8, lscG-iy
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Orphans Court Of Saint Mary's county, Set
Nay &c, 1873.
nRDERED By THE COURT. That J Thos
~ Ahcll, administrator of John ! Ahcll
late of ), Mary's county, Nd, deceased, give the
notice required by law to tie deceased .
creditors to exhibit their claims, and thai the
same hc published once n week for six success
sive weeks IN the ST Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAS I VI RArEY,
Register Wills Cor st Mary's county
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I rustees' Sale
HOUSE And LOT AT
CLIFTON FACTORY.

by virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit
- Court for Stint Mary's county, SIT
ting as Court Of Equity, passed in a
cause in Which Will I'm J. Norris, next
friend Of Atcll b. Norris, is Complain
ant, and John A. i. Sherman,ine. Ben
jamin j. Shermantine and Abcll i Nor
ris are Defendants, and bearing date OF
the 30tb day of April, 1878. the under
sigu' d. as Trustees. will offer ut puplic
sale, at the Court House door in Leonard
town, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of July,
1873.
between the hours of Il o'clock, m, and
1 o'clock, T. M, the following property.
to wit
One House and Lot,
loca ed at the Clifton Factory, in the
second election district Of Saint Mary's
county.
The Dwelling House is two-story, COM
modiOus and in good conliriun. The
back-builiings ere couvcnicutly located
and all that arc necessary Tor The use Of
the premises.
There are Is acres Of fine land att che j
I" this property and will be sold with it,.
There are Stores, Mil, Hotel and MI
kinds Of Machine Shops at the Clifton
Factory, which render this property cspc-
cially desirable to aries dcsirous of en-
gaging ir mercantile or mechanical pur-
suits.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the decree, arc: One
thirl of the purchase moucy in cash on
the day of sale, and The bnlancc in two
equal !ns,alimcnts, a. one AMI two years
crcdit--the deferred payments to be Sc.
cured by the Ton s or notes of the pur.
chascrs with security to be approved by
the Trustees. and bearing interest FROM
the day of sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustees will execute deed t.
the purchaser. free, clear ard discharged
from all claims ce tho parties to this suit
aud Of tLose claiming by, from or under
them.
ROBERT G. COMBS,
JAMES s. DOWNS,
Trustees.
June 10, 1S73-ts.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
0rphaas' Court Of Saint Nary. Cous,y, Ses:-
May IL, 1878.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That VIM F
" Ford, Administrator of James Scoiield.
late Of 81 Mary's county, Maryland, decreased,
give the notice required by law TO the deceas-
eds creditors to exhibit :heir claims, and tina,
che same be published once a week for six sue
ccssive weeks in the S, Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JANIS T " Rally,
Register Wills for St Mary's county.
NOTICE.
Tn pursuance the above order I hereb,
give notice that I have obtained from the Or
phans' Court OF st Mary's county, MARYLAND.
letters Of administration on the personal estate
of James Scoseld, late OF said county, de-
ceased. Ali persons having claims agains, the
said deceased, are hereby notified 10 exhihi, the
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto,
To- the subscriber, on or before the LIST day OF
Dec, 1873, they will otherwise hy law be ex-
Guided from the benefits of the said estate. All
persons indebted TO the deceased are requested
TO make immediate payment 10 the subscriber.
WM r FORu,
Administrator.
may Is, ls13-Sw.
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FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.

NJ ssrs EJitors-Please announce DR.
WIN u STONE as a candidate to repre-
sru' st Mary's county ia the Hous. Of
Delegates Of Maryland at the coming Fall
election. Democrat.
march 6, 1873.
IfZACH r MORGAN will coasen,
to be a candidate for seat in the lower
branch of the next General Assembly OF
Mar yland. he will receive the enthusiastic
support Of the People.
march 20, 1873.
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Established 1910.
Perry & Brother,

Extensive Dealers in oil kinds Of
DRY GOODS.
Of the best class fcr general family wants,
one price only. marked in plain figures.
WAsarssrcS CRY, d. c.
Penn Avenue aud 9th street.
Auersrus e PERRY,
THcs J s PKRRv.
june II, 1sT9--6n.
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YER POTOMAC

n LOHER POTOMAC
60 LINE
For Washington, AIeSandriu, George'osrH
arid Potomac Rirer landings,
Connecting at Alexandris with Orange, Al
exandria and Manassas and v ashington and
Ohio Railroad.
Also,
For Frederieksb#rg aHd Ca.sspsok. and
Ohio Raiiroad.
On and aster June Il. lsT3. during NE susn-
fner months, the GEOkGEANNA will leave
Baltimore every THURSDAY al p m, and
washiugton every MONDAY att IN
Freight receisei Wednesdays and THURSDAYS.
4. p HILL. Agent,
!5s t:ss; s;:et,
June IS, is.5-tfs
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|FIC.ATION.

[FIC.ATION.
| TY ORPfIANS
|. 1873.
C sale of the real
Marynan, d<
Morgan. Yru<4
fsed. and ihis
Court by l,s
aud cOitfr med;
the contrary. on
gust next ; pro<
be insert, d ia
}, at least once d
ire weeks, be-
ust next.
amount VI sales
c. J.,
tr'rt,ErrAy.
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90 YOUR OWN WASHING
TIE NEW S7EAM WASHER i!
WOMAN'S FRIEND!!!
Price, $lO!!ll

IT HE latest, the cheapest, the best, no RIB
i hing, no pounding, no farming or tearing,
no clumsy cylinder, and no SO or so expense.
Steam does Ii all. Nothing like Il in use. J..
@. TlLToN, patensee. Agent tor the sale Of
the right 10 sell the machine i'm 50 Mary's ccun-
ty, JOHN %. GOLDSMITH, whose pos,-ofics
Is Milestown. Orders len with him promptly
attended 20.
srsil ic, fSiS--ms
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MiRBLEIZED SLATE
AND
NJ A r BL Z NJ A NIL ES.

Warranted the bcs, goods made. For sale, al
very low prices, bv
JOHN DUER + SON.
Dealer. in Bu,lders' and Cabinet Hardirdre
- South Charles Street,
Baltimore.
70 Send for Catalogue and Pric,s.nS.
Aug 20, lsT:-iy.
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Collectors Sale.

IN application of J I'm L. Foxwcll.
~ Collector Of the Statc end coun-
~ taxes in the LIST election District of
SAin. Mary's county for the year 1872
i. is d.red by the County Commission
crs for Saint Mays county. that the said
join l.. + xwcll proceed to sell, after
giving twenty days previous notice Al
the Court House door AMI most public
places in tn county and y publication
in the Saint Mary's Beacon, a newsp' per
published in Saint Mary's county, tho
following land ia the lst election district
Of ST. Mary's county, to wit ::
One trac: or parcel of land, cl,l,d and
known ty the name of
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

Ia tie Circui, CcuIt fot ST Mary'S county.
sitting as Court OF Equity.
No. 32G \ +.
nRDEGEp, tin. oath day If June,
" 1873. that the Auditors Report
filed in this cnusc. lie ratified and confirm
ed, unless setn TIE contrary be shown
gu or before tie &rd Monday Of July
next provided copy of this order be
publisL,J ia the Saint Mary's Beacon,
once w,lA tvlthrc' successive wees pr.er
to the said &rd M,n,ay of July.
JNO:A CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True coly-rcs;;
JNOA CAVALIER, Ci'k.
June EG. 1873 -3w.
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LWal Agents,
,ram Sewiag
sde nj Danhu-
The stilicsf,
easiest Lock-
light Needle Ma
market. We
ermS than any
81 Agent.
injury Conn.
with the new
sleep" Sells
50 cents. \
j. W. +. CAR
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ST "A T..

speedy cure OF
ip; OF twenty
| would send
harge u small
ress j. u. Nc
eaerson, Co.,
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u.
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land attached.
nd eommodf
client, and its
is new and Of
a Physician,
ntoriable resi-
LEGALITY.
] the general
ieat dis.ancs
ross
ENS,
Owners,
DOWN, Nd.
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Icents wantedi
of working
I'D, make more
Epare moments
Else. rarticu-
| 4 CO., Port
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OF july, 1878,
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June 10. 1S7S-ts.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-25

horso passed the rest OF tho afternoon
very pleasantly looking around at the
wild scenery aud gathering pctriied
shells. Oysters and other b~iyalyes can
be found in large quantities in that sicin.
ity, some Of which can be seen in my of
hcc in this place. Just after sunset !
concluded TO bring my horse to the house
and stable him for the night, and Cs /
was going to where he was grazing, all at
once the wolves began to howl on an ele~
waited point not far off on my right and
one answered by giving a few terrific
howls from the brush close to whore my
horse was hitched. Thought to myself,
Indians sure, and seeing me going for my
steed they sigualed to each other to 60
for me, ] halted and looking steadily in
fhe direction of the noise for Mr.. Red
skin to dash out of the brush and come
for me. For "a moment l was puzzled
to know what to do, to run and
forSake the lady of the house
Whose husband was absent) and her
children to a merciless foe was out of
the question and the idea of loosiug my
scIap so far away from home was not a
very pleasant theme for meditation. |
hastily decided to rush to my horse, mount
him, and if the warhoop was hercd to save
myself if possible by fight. BY the time
was redy for the..charge the bowling sub.
sided and no Indians seen | led my ami
nal briskly to tie sousc and not wishing
the lady to know thai | had been alarm
ed | commenced talking carelessly about
the bowling of The wolves, as such occur
rences were so common, | saw she was
not scared and | concluded that | was
more Scared than hurt, After a pleas
ant conversation with the lady aud her
husband who arrived home after dark |
retired to bed and had a good nights rest,
and in the morning [ bid adiew to my
old ~neighbor and his family and in a few
days arrived back in Dallas county at the
residence of Thomas Pollard who had
furnished me with one of his ~fqyorite
horses and equip1go for nay expedition,
and charged me nothing. M. Pollard
cmcgrated from Green County in this
State to the Lone Star about eighteen
years since and was a poor mau at the
time. Bnt by economy and industry he
has succeeded in accommodating a considera>
bic amount of property he has an exec,
family and l shall long remember their
kindness to me. His brother Isaac who
emigrated from Brickcrs Republic last
fall lives near him and is doing well.
On account of cholera and other cir
cumstances I have delaid writing my
reminissence oftravel, bat if nothing pre-
vents will continue until completed.
In the mean time | can be found iE my
Office in Squibb's Block east of the Court
House. Respectfully,
Nv C,,rrrr
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Where Would Live!

Man is endowed with the nature which
prompts him to seek waete his life can be
spent most proftably, u~sefully, and pleas
antly. Therefore much depends upon
the choice of his abode. When the youth
first springs into manhood when hopes
fair buds have just begun to blossom in
the paths of the misty future when his
college career has just closed and he is
returning home ladened with tho fruit of
his industry he stops, and pauscs on the
great dramaof life, and asks the question
silently-Where would | live? Should
| sail the world over; cross the billowy
deep traverse the highlands of Scotland (;
view the suny plains Of France; and on
and on until / had viewed all the pomp
and splendor of the world-renownod cities
and palaces, which tower aloft above
earth's fair surface-should | choose my
home ia the city? All, mothinks l would
not live there, where ever and amor the
acenes of mirth and joy, revolry and
drunkenness, sorrow and anguish blend
together.
Would | seek some lonely isle the
home Of the sea bird, and spend my life
in solitude, amid fragrant flowers, and
golden sands? No, no, the wild waves,
and the soft breezeA, would ever whisper
to this heart of mine the saddest music,
and bid me seek my native land.
If not there, would my life be one of
sunshine. blissful dreams, and golden
visions, should | choose some wealthy
mansion, decorated with gorgeous paints
ings, and a thousand glittering cmbolish-
ments to please the eye, where the rustic
of silks, and the merry laugh of the gay
would ever fall upon the ear, and echomg
whisper gently, cher life is love and
beauty, come smile and be happy?
No something whispers, happiness is
not all together there. My mission on
earth is far nobler, | will not choose tho
wealthy. But where would Tive? Alb,
mine would be a cottage upon some velvet
lawn, where the violets shed their sweet.
est odOr, and the zephyrs gently play
among the trees, where the birds raise
their merry anthems of praise at the FIRST
dawn of day, aud chant their vcsper
hymns when the shadows of night fall
around my home.
| would have smiling orchards laden
cd with lucious fruit, and fields os golden
grNu.
l would have my cottage beside some
stream, where the ripples would
soft mSsic over its pebbly bed.
aud with its crystal draugbts cool my
when | raise its pearly drops to
my lips. Oh, l would i've their. Mine
would be a cottage home amid rural
scenery.
PrEL,A.
Edens Ridge Sept. 1879.
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Aeos~8 ES|fIs5SSeNsTA
Rcmihisc encc OF Travel i'm the
Lonc Star.

r4 The Indians thatinfest the frontier Of
Texas and are such a terror to the pio,
neer, can initiate the bowling of the
wolf, the bleating of the fawn, Or the COB,
bling Of the wild turkey 50 much as not
to be detected from the noise of those an,
finals. Consequently, when they make
their excursions into the settlements for
the purpose Of plumber they conceal
themselves in the brush during the Gay
and commit their d~epredatipns after night,
and when engaged in their nefarious work
the bowling of wolves, as supposed, could
be heard in almost every direction. They
could thus converse with each other and
by some peculiar bark or growl would
know each others success, and when
necessary could concentrate, retreat, or
advance. as circumstances might require.
] heard so much of the tricks of Mr..
kedskin while at the residence of the old
pioneer spoken Of in my last ar;icle that,
as | said, ! had Indian on the braia. The
next Afternoon, when 1 arrived ut the
residence of my old ncighbor. Ira Har.
mon, | larieted my horse out on The
prairie, Every traveller in that section
carries with him his stable. as it is called,
which is a rope or lariot, from twenty to
forty feet in length, one end Of which is
lied around the horses neck and the other
70 a stake which is driven securely into
tbe ground. Having thus secured my
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SHREVEPORT,
zone Great CharncI House"
226 Deaths Since Est September
Some 500 Down wit. thc Fevcr.

New ORLEANS, Sept. l7.-Picagune
special from Shreveport dated yesterday
says: The number of new cares to-day
is less than for the several preceding
days, and the number of interments fell
from SO yesterday to % to-day. It is
not thought however that there is any
abatement, but that the material for the
fever 10 work or is considerably dimin,
ished. The Shreveport Times says:
The mortality is teyona preced emit
and it looks as though but comparatively
few would got we'll. Thus far very few
have got about, while some linger along
between life and death. In some few
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-25
QFATE OF TENNESSEE.
" JOHNSON CouNTy

Landrnm q Greenway, vs.. G. NJ. Colly.
IN this cause it appearing by affidavit
that the defendant, G. NJ. Colly, is Justly
indebted to the plaitnif, and isa non res.
ldent OF tho State SO that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served on him.
and an original attachment having been
levied on his property, it is. therefore or
dered that publication be made la tbc
Herald and Tribune. a newspaper rub
Ilshed IN the town of Jonesboro', for four
successive weeks, commanding the said
Q. NJ. Colly to appear before me at NV
oihce IN Taylorsyillc, johnson co UNITY,
Tennessee, on the 18th day of January,
1871, and make defense to said sm3t
against him or it will be proceeded with
e4parte. THOS. ]. BARRY. J. p.
jn lyI7w4ri$5t