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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

a correspondent gives the follow
ing account Of the process used in
Norway for making hay: The
grass is hung up on poles to dry, and
and | have never seen such bright
colorcd hay in my life. 1t is almost
bright and green as when growing.
In some fields you see strings fences,
few yards long, which begins and
ends nowhere. On the fences the
hay is hung till the wind and sun can
cure it. The sun does not burn it.
That is one way and perhaps the most
common. The other way is to plant
posts in the field, twelve feet or so
apart, and in these posts insert pegs
about one foot asundcr. On these
pegs poles are laid, and on them the
grass is hung.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
FOR SALE,

LHn ACRES of good land, in five miles of
cOO bastrop. tlorehou,e Parish situated
III yum swamp; leo acres in cultivation :;
rn'ireiy above the overflow OF 1871 aud 1876.
Dood school aud church in the nrilh5orhoot.
iricc so.GoO, one quarter cash, the balance
IN three eqnal annual payments
Any further information can be hal al this
Once. May 20. 1876 If
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

With our plain. vigorous business
like platform, says the New York
World, denouncing the shams of the
Republican, professions and rascali'ies
Of Republican practice. and with can
didales known to be honest men and
Democrats. we can 20 in the great
and decisive political contest perfectly
assured that We shall bring out the
whole Democratic voting strength Of
The Cuivu.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

The New York Express relates the
following: No. sir, the war isn't
over" exclaimed an excited Hayes
man the other day, it is still going
an, aud we should he false to the gal
LIANT soldiers who laid down their lives
tor the Union If we didn't continue
to prosecute it vigorously" And be
s'alkfd down the street driving bis
elbow sharply iuto The ribs and nearly
ups-tIins onc.legSed aud one-armed
veteran soliciting alns.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
A GOOD HOME
FOR SOME ONE FOR SALE,
NEAR DELHI, La,

$50 acres Of land; go ACRES in cultivation
new dwelling, containing five rooms; all
out houses necessary for laborers n large
new gin house; new - saw gin aud new
belt Derring. new HORSE En.iuc-a success
In fact. everything in perfect order Tor farm
my Good wells of water, good gardens.
orchards oi the best quality of all the Seicc,
kinds Of fruits, containing peaches. apples
pears, fig. ounces, apricots, rums, cherries
grapes. ra-pbcrries, strawberries, etc. etc; ant
IN I,ct, every Thug To make home pleasant
All aboee overflow. one mile north. west Of
Delhi, on thu v, ). a. I r. K.
Price SlS ou per acre, onc-haIf cash, bal
ance one and two years time.
Ii not sold before the first ur November,
1879. will be Withdrawn tiom the market
The society Of Delhi is - good ~ any in
the SIate-good schools and churches, Meth.
odi-,, Baptist. Presbyterian aud Catholic
Titles good Change of business j. the rca-
son assigned for this extraordinary offer.
Apply to Wiley =. Maugham, at RayrIiIr.
La. or the undersigned. or the premises or ~
Delhi, La. JOHN {. STANsEL.
August 2l>i, 1879.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

There seems to he great diversity
of opinion 10 regard to the probable
candidate for Governor of Louisiana.
If Louisiana is true to herself and the
Democratic party, she will nominate
John McEnery by unanimous vote.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
LAND FOR SALE,

TINhe plantation within four or five miles of
Delhi. knUea a. the Ninsm Place, on
Joes Bayou. IL contains about 300 acres. one
hundred acres beltcd. about 50 acres can be
put in cultivation with iule work. tine
cypress brake (tlIr best OH the bayou. Price
: 100 cash.
Apply 10 WILEY +. NANGNAN.
Feb. -. ISIJ.--t.. kayvillc L..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

1t is conceded that Wilt will leave
New Orleans with 300 majority for
the nomination for Governor. If this
be the case his chances are good for
the nomination.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
No. 2..--Female Scholarships.

SI,"Oi-To Parents AMI Phiiamhropists.
Ten female students will he received into
the family of the President Of Neopho%rn
College, and trained IT. his children. boarded,
clothed. books and stationery furnished, ami
graduated in regular Collegiate Course for
Sl.mm each, payable in advance by the 1t Of
September, 1876. They must not be under
twelve years of age, and able to read and
write. he chief iniucem.n, in presenting
this. is 10 give the PrrSi lent m opportunity 10
train remarkable characters, To tive honor Of
the College, and TO enable him to verify his
views in regard 10 the development, of any
youth of medium organization, when full
control is given and implicit confidence re-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
STATE ur LoUIsIAN. )p
Parish OF RE Inland, I

SUCCESSION oI Narearct SlallUfd, dccea-ed.
NIHEREAS. ". S. Mcintosh ha4 Glcd
w in The office of the Clerk Of the It'll
District Court III and for the parish Of Rich
land, his application for tie administration of
the estate Of Mrs. Margare, Stafford, deceased.
Now. therefore. unless opposition be
made thereto within ten days from the date
hereof the said W. :. Mcintosh will he APP.
pointed administrator of said estate, on comply
ing with The requisites of the law.
j. NEWT PITTS,
\ true copy Clerk ! ith Dist. Court.
J. NEwR PITrs, Clerk lIrh Dist. Court
Rayvilc La July 22 1876. -2t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
The Patent Music Rack Oh the
GEM ORGANS

i by far the greatest convenience % pcfomer,
that hat yet been invented. Besides lis use
while playing, it Is arranged ~ a receptacle
tor music. II l. Il neat fixture, beautifully
carved and arranged upon the front of 'hc
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

The city press are working hard for
Penn, for Governor.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
NEO HOG EN-
MALE FEMALE COLLEGE,
Gallatin, Tennessee,
Tn Inc oni,riNc " Nyshr,Ne R1,i.oy". urH n
III. Jun.i,0n 81 fhc C"mno i1ndN Oioo
R",irDrj.
Is Miles from Nashville.
Is Miles from Nashville.
ELEVENTH ACADEMIC YEAR.

10" >chOol i ~ nae of the richest and most
charnin" agricultural rOrrtie> IN America. IN
hiv h'al' at NE ldmuu> Eiir-"ra-> country at
Sn.'''"i county, Tenn Il lovely valley. iy.u2
br'~",u r''.-c # the Cumberland uuIu,-
I"'n- and the Cu,nbcriami river. ~ Il b-aul,Iu!
'hii'' "iiv 81 vines and flowers. continuing
'."'W Inhabitants. distinguished for iut,l'l.
2"nr" ami refinement. hospitality and grrr-
I"siiy. III place w. >,r,'ird after canvas
>ing III" advantages and Inducements offered
~ ati 'l''' most r"l'''l points ~ the cuuurfl
Nineteen nruhrr> IL ',r, families. y mum.
her ,t " nom have the highest national rrru-
tr''"u, both ~ teachers amt authors.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
The Five SChoo' s of the COLLEGE G.,
departments.

/. Preparatory school.
> N"rur' school
3 Nu>jr Sc!Ioo.
!. Art school.
,. School Of MODERN Languages.
i. Agricultural N"l""'
:. Commercial School
:. Law School
The prr>"rt term bean IAN -. 49,.
Fall term viii h""ir tIr,I Mon iuy in Sep
Icmbrr. E"'r', tuition. iu"l. washing Ar. SIS.
2uuru Cnralo.ur> iur t;ratui.nu. Distribution.
%rr'"nrS can attend nap':-;. Nr'h"di,r. Guns
Tan. r.>bytrrIan "r Carluiir churches.
Students a,r received at any degree
al EaucrIU''u'. ~ amy time
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

a lady interviewer questioned
Gov. Tilden the other day about his
religion and his answer was that his
religion was honesty and his mission
TO put thieves out of Office.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
So REWARD So
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

y brown colorcd horse MULE. about ~
hands high, u snail >rar ga uu,. hind foot, IN
good order, had on Il small bell when last
seen, works we'll anywhere, g"utle under the
saddle; holds Il rolcrablc high heai-liulc
white about the mouth
Twenty-Five d"iiaI> reward will be paid
10 any one delivering said muIe to ne at
Alto. l.. +. DUFF
July -. lS16 r.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
No. 3-Male Scholarships. $1,000.

Euash and i"I,i"m perpetual to one student
for Sl.mW. payable IN advance. The holder
Of n Scholarship can introduce one student
ai:cr another, from time 10 time, free uf chars"
for board aud tuition. There are only TWEEN
~ q. these Scholarships for sale. Address
j. NJ WALTON, Ii D., P,c>iEa;.
Gailatin. Tenn
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
A VALUABLE
LITTLE FARM FOR SALE,

LITTLE FARM FOR SALE,
3! miles Ibis side Of Alto: so acres cleared
and III good state Of culriyatiou. l1u arrrs
III The iract-one Of the most desirable
places in North Louisiana. Possession riyeu
Dec. 2jrh. 1876. viii b.. sold ,brap for ,a,b
For further particulars. inquire of
WILEY y. NANGiIAM
ieh IL IN'''-ii. Rayrilir. Ia
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
No. l.-ScholarShins. Male and Fen

Scholarships IN Nrophogen College can be-
purchased for 500 each, winch give tuition
Eree 10 the holder thereof Tor ten years.
These Scholarships reduce the expenses so
year, or during the ten years $500. The
sand scholarship can he represented 10y stu
deus as soon rs purchased, and may be sold
and transferred by purchasers
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
RESIDENCE IN DELHI
FOR SALE CHEAP

NOR CASH next November. n good resi-
IL dence and lot Of ground one hunor,t
ami iiliy feet square, in the town Of Delhi
La, can he purchased very cheap. Posses
: "n given Janu,ry 1t. 1877. This is one a
the most desirable situations in The iuwr an,
title good. ! will also sell ihe material u>c,
in priniin" the Delhi Chroniclt-a coInplrt,
outfit for country newspaper oiiicc-fnr ie>:
than cost. Purchaser nf residence to cu!lcc
rent on the same rom time "l purchase.
Address or apply To
THOS. J. Ma NGHAN
June, ;, lSI6-f. Rayvilc, La
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
4 Wonderful Memory.

Lamot'c, Young Frcnchman who
was invited to hear Noltaire read ore
Of his new plays, observed, when
asked what be thought of it, that it
was pity the whole was not origi-
nal Noltaire Chagrincd and angry,
asked him what part was borrowed.
Lamotte mentioned the second scene
of the fourth act, aud rccitrd the
whole Of it, Nrltaire sat like one
astonished at this remarkable feat,
and had only to say at last that he
had written that scene, as well as the
rest OF the drama. At last Lamotte
relieved him by saying, Nv hen you
read the manuscript that scene pleas
ed me 50 we'll that | decided 10 retain
it in my memory. and have done so,
as you perceive MancapoIis IriJ-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

\ WOMAN's PmLoSopHY.-A great
deal of life goes on without strong
passion; nvriaGs Ct cravats are care
fully tied, dinners attended, even
speeches made proposing the health
OF august ncrsonagcS without the zest
arising srom strong desire; and a
man may make good appearance in
high social positions, NAV be supposed
to know the classics, to have his re-
serves on science, and a strong though
expressed opinion on politics at a
small expense of vital energy. Also,
he may he obstinate or persistent at
the same low rate, and may even
show sudden impulses which have
false air Of dpmoniac strength because
they seem inexplicab!e, though per-
haps their secret lies in the want Of
regulated channels for the soul to
move in good and sufficient ducts of
habit, without which our natHre east
ly turns to mere ooze and mud, and
at any pressure yields nothing but u
spnrt or a puddle
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
THE GEM
PARLOR ORGANS.

l ANLUN UNUANN.
EEly' THE BEST IN USE AND WAR
RANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
IN purchasing Il PARIOR ORGAN PERSON,
should al"ay> he particular To get the BEST.
from the fact that the best cost NO more than
those ct inferior qualify.
TIE GEM PARLOR ORGAN
in style &c tnr>h. durability aud musical quail.
tie iras n" superior.
TILL CASES ARE OF SOLID WALNUT
and put together 10y skilled workmcn, and 80
Handsomely gotten up u. To be an
ORNAMENT TO ANY P6RLOR.
The following is lis, Of styles:
NO. 5o.-FIvE O.TAvES. Two and one half
sets Of reed-. six srops-Diapd.on.
Principal, Flute, Duiciana, Forte.
Iremnlo; kuce Swell patrut Ma.
sic Rack Solid Walnut cases.
No. jS.-FIvE OJrAvfS, Two aud one half
sets of reeds, eight >t"p--Diapa>on.
Principal, Flute. Dulciana. Forte,
Treble Forte; Knee Swell patent
music rack solid walnut cases
sets OF reeds, nine st"p,-Diapa~on.
Principal, Flute, DuIcana. |ox &c.
Leslie Sub-basr. Trem"lo. PnnciI al
Forte. Treble Forte Knee Swell ;
patent music rack; solid walnut
cases.
no. GS-FIvE OcTAvEs. Two and one halt
sets of reeds. ten stops, Dapa>on.
Principal. Flute, Ducaua. Nox &C..
lr>te, Suh-ha>c Octave Coupler.
Tremolo, Principal Forte, Treble
Forte; Knee Swell; patent music
rack; solid walnut cases.
NO. SIX OCTAvE. Three sets Of reeds
eleven >tors-Da!ason, Principal,
Flute, Ducana, Nnx Celeste, sub
base, Ciarionet, Octave Coupler
Tremolo Principal Forte, Treble
Forte Knee Swell: patent music
rack sOlil walnut c;-p.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

tET your iob priut.n- dor ., til. Pa
" cos Office.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09
HUGHEsis AoAprav Iany pe,h lg7a

HUeHEsls AeAUEMy Jan. 26th 1870.
NIX EDITOR, Dear Sir: AS there has
been some. little irregularity in the mode
Fof giving certificates % applicants for
teachers certificates the County Board Of
Education, having, by awhile supervision
aud control Of school matters III Orange,
direct that no one member oftlle Board
shall give q certificate 70 an applc,nt, but
oil certificates must elnanate from the
Board Private examinations are not
allowed.
Forthe accommodation Of applicants for
certitica'es, therefore, u meeting Of the
Board of Examiners will be held Mt the
Court House on The first Saturday of
March 1876.
N SkN5
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09

The County Commissioners are In scs.
sion at this time. engaged on routine
business. Il isto be hoped that they will
devote SOME time To lhei consideration oi
tile road from Hillsboro toCcdar Grove.
The remarks OF our correspondent week
or two ago revealed condition OF things
discreditaI,le To the county, and row al
together without excuse, since the re.
venues of the county are uneneumbrrrd
aad ought TO be devoted to ths improve.
nent Of the highways. Il Is apret:y
siu.c vf things when the impasssl'le con.
northumberland 70 the county
seat, should suggest The division ofthe
county.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09

Thls Il q sAd fact, andit behccves us 10
le pfspnted 20 die right when 'ne
time comes Few 81 ~ expect it antil oia
age over,ake- and admonishes Us ~lth
grry hsifs that the linle las arrived when
We must dye. Then wo look ar'uud 20
had out the best way. We will tell Sou,
Use 10 other dye than Dr. TUFTS and you
win dye right Your grey hairs will dis
appear llkv ,pagic. aud w thia place you
villhave glossy. black whiskers, NOUS
tache and h~sss-s perfect imitation of ma
iurs, 50 bAtptsl tIlAt Il can nct he de'ec>
Ted aud your dyeing expenses viii he but
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09
ouror. DEBT.

AT last Ous of Debt and Orange
County isagsln free. This indeed some-
thing to lie proud Of And now We hope
10 see taxes Itssened. and we hoi,eic see
those levied applied TO the substantial inl-
provement Of the county, The roads, brid-
gss &C.
The Commissioners have bought safe
to acca,nulste their surplus funds, but the
people would sntl.sr sev the money usc-
fully applied rather than Lhoarsied up.
merely for The purpose of accumulation
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09
cur THIS our,
rnAy SAVE YouR LIFE.

Taere Is no person living but What snf-
fsrs moro OF less with Lung Disease
Coughs, Coldsor Consumption, yet some
would die rather than pay 70 cents fur q
botli. of medicine that wouid cure them.
DR.. A. .Rosciee' = Sherman syrup haslately
been introduced la this country from Ger.
many. aud lts wondrons cures astonisli
every one that Try H. Ifyvu dou bt wha'
We say in print, cut this out aad take Il {,
your Druggist DR. o. Huoker, and get =
sample bottle for 10 cents aud try u, Or
regular sIze for IS cents.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09

uut market u oii the tip.toe ~ fexPee-
iallQn se- tile breaks Of Tuesday and We'd.
ne.day. There -eems tobrH feeling Of
Confidence that the Warehouse this lime
win be success. uni the faym that b *
tendcd te Il hy All ~ our citizens isa
guarantee ~ lts success. Let AL work 10.
gclher. "a long pull. strung pull, an
rull altogether will pull iiillsb"ro out q
IL log estate.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09

We wepe misInfsrmed rs % the iaad.
lcru oftiic new Durham Hotel We are
sarry II heal that tie most excellent land.
lord Of tile Orange House Nc. l.. l..
llassell N tn take charge Of tile Durham
houe an the fipt u March. liis house
here We regret 10 say has not been patrons
iEcd ss IL oughtto have been. Histsble
has always been n,ost excellent. and we
despalro % finding any one else 80 accep.
table 10 the public.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09

0zstna.-an Offensive Disease IN the
Which eats away the partition boiic
,lr.trys Tie semse ofsnleil. produces grecn
or yvllowlsh scalls. the shape of tile irlstrli
.-.ometime siat, often talutcd with blood
and matter: uslises weight and duli achsmg
over the eyes, heaincht, las of n,clnnry,
elddiups., 80. This dieAse is often caused
IN neglected c,ids, by suppressed skin
diseases, sorofula. MeasrIs. Scarlet Fever.
psoriasIs, syphilis. aud other contagious
diseases. and Il Itself contiguous Y "ften
extends 10 she throat, iis,ducing llosrse-
mess Buncliliis aud Consumption. IL is
q Tertiary form ~ Cancer. destroying tho
Nose and throat wlieR too lnnK neglrcted.
Dr. Jones l. the only Physician ~ thc
United states who thoroughly under
stands miring thisdnngeDushn oiifnslv.e
disesse.L % w destroys the rnensive smell
In ave initiates. aud relieves the rllilfsF
m every way nc once, md cures the dises,se
~ n sl,ovt time De. Junes " now rracii-
r,ng "A the Me iAdoo House Gteensbnru
"a ~ Where he remalnra slluri time. send
e,r cifcnlsr Tild W yun are ,iiilcisd 81 get
eutei ere Il II tive late.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09
rHE swEpsoN ExAMIsarlas cox.
gLrDED.
fsrEciAL To DAILY SEws'l

GRAHAM, Feb. 2.-The evidence la
tic Swepson.Mure trial was concluded
yesterday. The chief point developed on
the pari ofthe prosecution was by Alex
ander Holt, who testified that two years
ago Swepson told him IL his (s's house,
that lie would XII Moore IL lie ever crossed
his path. To-day. the tase wss argued,
on tile part % Tie defeuee 10y Col. Fuller
on the grounds of jusliiiable homicide.
The prosecution was represented IN The
argument ~ Mrssrs. Svu,t and billiard.
The Court bound swclson over 10 the
next term of the superior Court Of Alar
n,auce County Ia n bond Of ten thousand
dollars, Mcssrs. Il. u. McAdcn aud " 4.
Askew being on tile bond.
The Court then adjourned. y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09
S. w HUGHES.
ORANGE COUNTY GRANGE.

The next meeting OF Orange County
Grange viii be held at Little River Grange
on the 10th OF February. Each snborii-
nate Grange Is entitledto three represent
tatives, but any member in good standing
In the Order will be allowed u seat in tie
Comfy Grange. Let there be full At
tendance.
BY order ol the Master.
JOHN KNOX HUonEs'
A. w. GRAHAM Sec'y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09
AmosE nARKEr.

we call attention tofhe Ad. Of John
kirkland &Co. Il Il particularly iinpor-
tant 10 the Country Merchant 10 reference
10 his supplies Of groceries. This firm lays
IN i,s supplies ln such quantities and on
such terms lhat the wholesale buyer eau
do As well AZ home M lie car by srnding
abroad and buying at home, keepslhat
much more money from going abroad.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09
{ BAPTIST pnrAcmEn rrsrIrIEs.

RR. TUT:
Dear Sir:-Haying used in my family
for six years your Expectora1, ! deem IL
due to yourself and the public tostate that
| have uniformly found it efficient In re-
lieving and curing pulmonary diseases. |
am strictly opposed 70 quackery, but
touching this very pleasant and excellent
medicine II have testified that which lido
kaow and that which Ihave eSperienced'
Respectfully yours,
~ c. HARGRJVES
Pastor Baptist Chuieh.
Rlmira, \. X.
March l9tli, 1874.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09
r,Ig swEpsoN CASE.

The case was concluded last Tuesday,
~ bindirg over q. w. Swepson In the
ann ~ sio. .oo) for his appearance at the
next Superior Court Of Alamance County.
We distribute With this issue IAN extra,
,,,,,, ! f,,ll statement Of the evidence be-
Sore the Magistrates
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09
winter weather.

There was fall Of snow on Friday,
covering the ground to the depth Of two
inches. This was the first Of tleseason.
sunday wasa dismal day with u cold
s,eezinp rain. Evidently winter IL not
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-02-09
NOrth-CarOlina, s...,;.r c..,,
ORANGE COUNTY.
William n. Patterson. as sdm'r. Of Maui
Patterson. deceased. Plaintiff.


against
Samuel Y. Patterson. >. 4. Patterson, Wi.
les T. Patterson. II II. Patterson. Jas.
II. Patterson. u u Sims aud wife Ne.
lissa The heirs Of John Il. Patterson.
Sarah nhodcs. Tie heirs Of Nancy
srayhoru. james Fancc,t, n y. Cuna-
ly aud wife Sally. Henry Whitfield Jr..
Robert d. Patterson inhis own righ. and
ss Guardian Of Henry Mhiued. Jr. Ro.
cert ID Long. and wife Charter. Jane
Lalta. u. d. Rogers, and wife Marihq,
/ Nathaniel d. Bsino aud wife Catherine.
Pleasant Barbee, infant child OF Mary
Barlec dec d.. aud living with Hudson
Sparrow. aud tile heirs Of y. I. Bu.
rOugas. Defendants.
IS the above acilon. g appearing from the am
Il dayit " the plaintiff.
1. That Inc defendants the Heirs OF John 7.
Patterson. saran Rh,,de~, the Heirs u Nancy
Stra.horn ard The Heirs Of ~ Il. brrrnrghes
cannot after due diligence I've found ~ this staic.
II. That cause Of action exist against s,id
Defendants.
this slate. but have property therein; 70 vii;
Undivided interests " the Ian j. wherecftlie lHc
Mann patterson, deed. seized and possessed;
which lands Chs paniif Is seeking 70 sell a. al.
mlnlstrntor IL said Mann Patterson ~ order 70
nav the slnbts ~ l1s said In'estate.
Ii il Ordered 1T. That service nltlle summons
l,e made ly publication ~ the llillsbore hernr-
der once week lor Al least slx weeks successive
snd. That a ropy of the summons and com
plalut in this acton hr forthwith deposited IN III.
post ulfre ts the Clerk of this Court. tllftytet
10 sarah Rhodes at Mhitc,ilc Faycitc county y
the state of feHrssee. and thai anelller copy q
aid Sulnmota aud complaint We forthwith dc
Datltcd III the p1A Oii.rc hy said Clerk directed
| 10 the ilsl,e III Law or Many stras horn. tEe,d
a ilfowntlIla, III thc county q Haywood m IN,
.aid state ~ Tennessee. AMI 'sih suniinohs sal
lc deemed To have ircn served " the expiration
ifthr time IL Publication prrsciihrd liy THIS or
de, tgivep nj llill~horo. w the county ot OranE
/ this The 18Th dat ~ January 1879.
GEO. LAWS. CLERK.
Jan. asu. supelicf Court