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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
IN NO SERIOUS DANGER.
Condition Of Russell Sage Said TO ee
Favorable.

New York. Oct. a-Thc condition
OF Russell Sage. who has been suirr-
ing from a lad cold and was threat
ened with pneumonia. Is reported as
favorable He Is NJ his country house
n. Ccaarhurs,. l.. l.. and IL is said
there that h. had passed comioTta-
bio night The physician at'thaihS
Mr. Sage said he was in no danger. but
that Il viii hc better for him 10 remain
a, home until next Monday, me
physlcinn said there Is no reason lor
alarm.
Wall street wns inclined 70 he
doubtful about Mr.. Sagc's condition.
Mr.. Sage has n large number Q! loans
ont on collateral tha: might b" want.
cd NJ any moment and In the event OF
his death either n sudden calling ol
his loans or n situation in which me
securities In his safe deposit vaults.
which are held as collateral. would he
tied up indefinitely would result III
considerable trouble and loss
G w. Osborne. cashier for Mr.. SAGE.
IN co, nj rest any fears on the latter
no,nf made the authoritative state
m,nt that in the event Of Mr.. sag"
death his debtors would nave ~
trouble. The safe deposit 'ahn -,
which tho securities held as coila''fa'
for loans are kept. he admitl'"' ar
held Jointly In the name OF Mr. H"ha
and OF himself. so that II would not D.
scaled up nj Mr.. Sage's death hu'
could bc opcned at any time ana Sc
c,r,,ics delivered To borrowers III re-
,nrn for the amount OF their loans
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
TROOPS UNDER WAY.
Entire First Brigade Leaves fer the
Strike Region.

Philadelphia oct @.-Ihe entire
nrst brigade. under command oi f5TlA-
adler General John W Schall. WI! h'
in camp in the anthracite coal regions
hofor, sunset. The First city TIoNn.
IN. last of the command 10 set unc'
way left here shortly after = 4. III io'
the Panther Creek valley. The ilTs'
and Second regiments. under ,on'-
mand of Colonel Bowman and tolon J
Desehert. respectively, aecomp paniy
by details Of Light Battery \. de-
parted for the coal fields at miansh'-
The First regiment Will camp al ii2-
zleton. I.uyerne county. and the .
ond will be quartcrcd at New MIA
delphia. Schuylkill county.
The Third regiment. flrs' '"f
Troop and a portion of the sixth rex
iment left during the morning Tor the
anthracite region The additional ma =,
,alo,s of the Sixth. which are locat'i
in Montgomery and Chester eouh'iyS'
viii hc quartered at NlnersNilln'
Schuylkill county. while the siAth reg
imeni and First City Troop VIII ~
scattered through the Panther CreeN
valley in Sehuylkill and carbon
cnuniics. The First brigade numbers
nearly 3.00o men.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09

Colombian Cunboat Boaota Sails From
san Francisco

San Francisco. oct. 9-The Colon.
bian gunboat llogota IS now On her
way 10 Panama To encounter the in.
snrg"nts war vessel. the paiilla
The Bogo,a made a flying start about
IN the Afternoon but came 10 grief
fifteen minutes later when two ga.
kcts BILE" ou' stopped the machinery
and left the vessel helpless on the
tide. The damage done was not seri.
Gus. hut IL effectively crtpi lei the 70
gotta for the time being. Signals for
tug were responded 70 and the gun
boa; was toasi 20 an anchorage f..
repairs. where she remained unt!l re-
pairs were Elected. She went 10 SEA
al night
She has an all.AM.rlcan crew an /
both officers AMI men HAY. "pasts I'll
which fighting has boon thp Gom!uat.
lng Characteristic. Her Officers haye
been trained IL Tie science u. mo!ora
warfare and her sailors nearly al
held discharge from The Unite ]
Sta,ns navy Those that lack dis.
charge at wi;hou; them because
their meiho. II lcayin. The service
was nO, IL accordance with rc.;ula
t!ons
Captain II II Marmatpke The com
mandlng officer. Was captain In the
Confederate navy.
Lieutenant Arthur II Iaffon Is a
graduate of Annapolis at.a serv,
with the rank ot ensign OF u" con
y.rt.d yacht Gloucester during the
Spanish American war. He Is the
gunbuat : executive officer.
I..eutcnants iiitch.ll and MantGis
are also Annapolis men.
The Bosnia's crew Is about 40"
strong Twelve Of her sailors were
with Dewey a, Manila and seycrni OF
them should now hc serving Uncle
Sam on the hatlcship Oreso~.
We're American. every ON ot us.
Was one sailors farewell message.
I'VE would not be much credit 10
Sunday school and some OF Us could
not &c; Jobs IN banks. but w can Hex
any bunch OF our weight and number
In white and all tho niggers Central
America can stack w against US. We
will cot III. raiilla
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
M,rcHELL'S REPLY MAileO.
Relieved He Has Declined Roosese'' ;
Last Proposal.

Wilkcsbarre Pa. oct. 9-ffeside.I.
Mitchell has written his answer ,.,, 70
President Roosevelt. but he n,a 4r'l'hrs ne,
- state what its nature is. The ley
for was dictated before noon anu -
now in the mails on It's way TO NaSu.
;nrton. Mr.. Mitchell VIII not give o1,
the text of the letter because u W.,
he discourteous TO the ll'Siu'n, 80
whatever information the comnm,'a
~, contained must come from WASH
,,,.,ton II is believed that the propo-
s;,;on Of President Roosevelt Tor .he
r mrn to go to work and have the eona'. , !,
.,,, me" IN IN the coal regions investigated
aftrrward was declined. >
' president Mitchell and nd Nnw ,hs 'nrrS YnrIl
",Ss a. s.o5 y. m. Mr.. Mitchell and his as =,
aaciatrs y, j refused to say what their ms, MS
s;nn M was, who they will meet or whe'e
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Tho presidents condition continues
satisfactory to his physicians
George s. Prince. treasurer OF inc
Now York Central railway. Is dead
He was forty-four years OF age.
Samuel Arnold. sevcntytwo years
old. who was convicted In 1860 OF par.
ticipation In the ASSASSINATION "
Abraham Lincoln. is dead at MS nome
at Masonvillc. Md.
At a meeting OF the Fr'nch 'ap'he, ,
Foreign Minister Delcasse announce"
that n Franco Siamesc convention ss'-
Ting pending question ana d','"'h''
boundaries. etc. had been sisnen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09

hy .aeal applications IL they cannot
react! tie diseased portion ot tie ear
here l. oul! one Way = cur deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
D-atl.ess is caused /. 81 iriamei con-
d,.leu II the mucous lining a the Eus-
taciian Tute. Wien this tube gets in.
tanel you have rutnhlinc sound or
imperfect hearing and wien its entirely
Z! sel deafness is tie r,sglt. and un ess
,h.- IL ANIMATION cat II taken out and
thIs tai restored t5Iis normal eondit-
ian hearing will be destroyed forever.
Nile CO : oat of .ea are caused by cat
arrf which il ictiilne bat an inflamed
coI. ....an ~ the mucous surfaces.
N'e vi rve One Hundred Dollars FOR
arl ease Z peafbess caused by catarrh
that como. H. cured y Halls Catarrh
Cu-e Serdtar circulars free.
T. CHENEY \ co, Toledo. O.
5 III 1. Iru-- IS ,oc.
II Is Family I.- are the best.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09

kcil; Idaho, Commander George n
Parsons: Arizona. Commander q ~
schumacher; Georgia. Commando W
NJ. Scott; Alabama. Commander y u
bacon; North Dakota. Commandor
I. Gipson, Oklahoma. Commando
Wesley Taylor Potomac. Commanaa'
Il. y. Bingham.
Inc procession was reviewed from
tne stanr immediately In front Of the
White y Sc by Commander.jn.C .Chiaf
Torrance. who was assisted by the
Hemncrs OF the presidents cabinet
ana by Adju'ant General fowler Of
the 4. a. X. General Longstrcet tho
famous Confederate officer. occunon
o seat IN the reviewing stand.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
FRESHIES DUCK THE sOPHS.
Two Hundred Wisconsin Varsity Boy
Take Baths.

Madison Wis Oct. about 800
Wisconsin university students were
given involuntary baths III Lake Men
dota during the annual class rush. be.
tween sophomores and freshmen. tn
sophomores began the hostilties, but
they were woratcd ii the strife. tine
tables being turned uFon them by the
frcshies, who were stronger in mum.
Der. Although many freshmen were
ducked. mucI larger number of
those given fc ollie immersion wore
members OF the class Of %.
After achieving tho victory the
freshios added u Their laurels b. tear.
Ing down the Sophomore flag. hoiste
for tn occasioa Ga the turre, Of 'ha
university hathhouse and flying their
Owl instead
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
No. a Dissenting We &C.

~ i a III President Mic. II made
the following statement to tie Also.
ciatsl Press.
Up TO this hour sixty-dye tele-
graphic reports have heen receive
from local unions giving III aetiea
taken by them in regard TO remaining
on strike These reports arc snbstan-
tally as follows
The mine workers resolved rot -
return TO work until thc demands 2s
formulated NJ the Shamok!n eoaycr-
ton are granted or until the strike Is
called OF ~ q convention ~ tne mine
workers or President Mitchell ant i
all the troops in tho United state
were brought here thry caala Lct
force The men back 10 work.
The reports are sun coming IN
rapialy ana amoas th,m there Is not
one dissenting voice The Vote II ail
tn locals 50 far heard frum az nnar-
i,nous There are more than 2Ha To-
Gals and all Viii have bee. heard from
by night
Thus far the returns emNh2s.ze
and substaI,iato the declarations y
III. officials of tho miners utlan mad
a, tho Washington conference thai the
strikers are not deferred from goin-
10 work throush fear q hoa'y harm.
Al p. ii all telesraNs VIII - 81 p
m;ied 10 the reprt Stniat-Nt, p l.
press for their examination.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
To MY Friends.

1t is With ioy l tell what kodol did for
me. was tronbled with my stomach
for several months. Upon teing adyis-
ed 70 use kodol. | did SO and words can
not tel. the good il has done me. A
neighbor had dyspepsia go that be had
tried most EYER! thing. told him to use
kotol. Words Of gratitude have come
% me from him because | recommended
it Geo " Fry, u Viola, Iowa Heal
th, ard strength. of mind and body dep
end on the stomach and normal activity
Of the digestion. kodol. the great re-
-toratiye tonic. cures all stomach and
bowel troubles. Indigestion, dyspepsia.
Kodol digesis any good food you eat
Take a dose after meals,-Cook i Odee
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
YOt NJ LADY LIFE SAVED.
At Panama 1 SoloInbia. hy (hamtePla n s
Collie holern and Dihrrhoea Remedy

At Panama. Solombia. hy Chamberlain
Collie holera and DiArrhoea Remedy.
Dr. Chas. II. Utter. a prominent ply
sician Of Panama, Colombia. IL re-
cent letter states: Last March | haG
as patient a young lady sixteen years
O. age. who had very bad attack Of
dysentery. Everything | prescribed for
her proved ineftictaul and she was grow
ing worse every hour. Her parents
were sure she would die. She had be
come 20 weak thpt she could not turn
over in bed. What to do at this critical
moment " as study FOR me but l thou
ght of Chamberlain Collie. Cholera ano.
Diarrhoea Remedy aud as a last resort
prescribed il. The most wonderful res
ult was effected. Within eight hours
she was feeleng much better. il side OF
three days she was upon her feet and
at the end II one week was entirely
well For eale 10y All Druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
Troop Train Attacked.

Hazleton. Pa Oct. 9.-Thc First
regiment OF Philadelphia, in commant
OF Colonel Eow.aan, arrived here dur
ing the morning from Philadelphia IN
two sections. Tie only incident of the
trip was the sto ing Of the second sec
tion near Bethlehem Several car
windows were battered but no one
was injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
BRAGG GOES TO HONG ko"o'
wisconsin Man Transferred From IA
vana Consulate.

Washington. Oct. ?.--Edward >
,,,oer consul general Mt Havana; M :
hoor transferred To the Tost oi un'',
IA S,a,cs consul general at HONE
- taking the place of William -.
Rublce. who has been trahs'e''' "
tho consulate at Havana.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
SALE OF DANISH ISLANDS.
Bill Ratifying Cession Introduced il
the landsthinr.

Copenhagen. oct. a.-Iu tho lo,as
thinH Foreign Minister Deuntzcr sub.
mi,fed bill ratifying the eess,on o..
the Danish West Indies to the I'nitod
States and urged speedy settlement
Of the matter.
The first reading of The bin Is nxoJ
Tor Oct ID. The second reading viii
Vscur Oct %
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09

Many persons in tits community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results 10y using Fol-
e!'s kidney Cure-Chris Schultz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09

they will stop ii New York and also
declined to say ghen they Will return
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EGAlN IN REVIEW
I,oats OF THE GRAND ARM>
PARTICIPATE IN ENCAMP.
Merit PARADE.
p.ss OVER HISTORIC GROUND

Iuyivots Cover the Same Line g
March TAKEN by Victorious Armie.
II me Gard Review as the Enc
~ tie ciilon-Streess Vnfou0f
unicn &c Parade Pasted Fi''eo C
o,erao.ie1 ~ Cheering cro~ds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-09
THE AX s,.a,,,sl Of toughest ',,.;,' steel

bv constant use ard must have a new
edge ii !, is 10 10 good work. Constant
work dulS a man Is it does an Ak. makes
hi,.l Sluggish Of hoiy and dull of mind
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-10
School Closing.
liera. Va. Mnv ,

terra. Va. May > 1902.
The closing exercises on April -. of
Public school No. l taught by Mr.. Dan
lei Coakley. deserves mention in the col.
umns Of TnE FREE Lance. At ppm.
the hour for the exercises TO begin n
goodly number of patrons and visitors
had gathered. filling the house beyond
its seating capacity The Rotations
were appropriate and the manner in which
they Were rendered reflected credit On
teacher and pupils, showing untiring
Efforts on the part OF both. The pro-
gramme was interspersed by vocal and
instrumental music which added great
ly To the enjoyment of the occasion.
The teacher and pupil having provided "A
bountiiul repast of such "toothsOme
viands a. cakes, candies and lemonade.
etc. Making the occasion n triumph. of
social enjoyment, and one of those few
bright events in ordinary life that release
Us from our business cares and afford us
opportunities to unbend and mingle in
cheerful recreation with our friends.
voice the sentiment of the pupils when
say that Mr.. Coakley as n patient teach
err wise counseloran and "a most excellent
instructor. that he will ever be remem-
bered by the students of this school with
feeling of the highest regard. esteem and
knowing them "a we do we expect
them, in noble manhood and woman
hood. 20 honor this school by future lives
oil usefulness, prosperity and happiness.
SPECTATOR
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-10
RD,Y
MAY 10. 1902.
omiug Leader.

The two Americans ia public life whose
growth in the respect and confidence q,
their countrymen in the last two wears
has been most conspicuous are Senators
Joseph W nailey aud Marcus 4. Hanna
Inc latter has triumphcd over abuse: the
iormer has stood the severer test of ridi-
cule. and come OH victorious. The Post
has. ON several occasions. noted the rapid
changes in public sentiment toward the
Ohio senator. To-day The Post has
word 10 say of the almost phenomenal
upward progress of the Texan Various
causes combiued 20 make his position of
minority len Ter in the House extremely
arduous and intolcrably unpl, asant. Ii
were useless To discuss that epoch in Mir
Bailey : career. or To inquire into the
motive that prompted some of his politi-
cal brethren totrcat him with scant cour-
tcSy. Ia is TO Ice noted. however. that
his solid footing in his own state. his
standing among those who know him
hest was not disturbed Hence. his elec-
tiOn 10 the Senate
la that body "a new member whatever
his au;eceieuts. seldom has an opportu-
nifty Co show his caliber But in the few
months of MIR Bailey's service in the sen
ate he has. without violating the tradi-
uons of that most august of all leeisla.
tive bodies. made such Use of his know.
ledge and tact rs To win the respect which
real ability always commands. The late
Allan q. Thurman. the Old Roman"
was famed for his habit ofinstantaneous-
" detecting aud pointing out proposed
iniractions OF the Constitution. senator
Bailey showed a similar adroitness in the
NcLaurin- rillman affair. On several
Other occasions, and notably in the de
bate ON the oleomargarue bill. he has
made constitutional arguments that
would have been creditable To any one of
the veteran iurists in the senate.
In nothing else has the distinguished
Texan shown his hard sense and clear
iiSccrnment more crcditably than in his
treatment of the Presidential boom which
some OF his admirers have started. While
not lacking in appreciation Of the high
compliment. he has the sagacity tn sce
that his time has not vet come To lead
the Democratic party. lie knows thatan
older man. and a man who has won his
spurs 10y longer ser, ices than he has rem.
dered, is the logical leader Hence he
points TO Arthur +. German a. his ideal
OF the demands OF the occasion.
The time l. not far OF when Democrat
ic Presidential timber viii he sought Tor
IN the south, Mr. Bailcy's declaration To
the contrary notwithstanding The DO
itical trend is in that direction. Astat,s
man who. at thirty nine years Of age.
has attained the position now occupied
by the junior Senator from Texas hns
only 10 keep on growing and bide hi>
time Washington Post
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-10

decree; Lee ~. McGhee Goodrich. % d..
Little. p. d., continued. Jones inlts. rs.
'oleman's executor. etc. Powell u 3D.
tltzhugh, ?. a.. continued: RnrruSs rs
AsNius, Coleman. continued. Oyerstr.,t
etc, ais. vs.. overstreet. etc. ais. .Gra,,s
D. q. etc. p. j., final decree: Fisher et,
ais, vs. Fisher. etc. ais. Powell u Cd
"raVes. p d., made vacation ease. VII
ellsworth " Minor. Coleman. y % con.
tinued' Biscoe ~. VERIFY. Graves. %. q.
mai decree; Logan " Logan. Graves.
maj decree; Banks ". Ranks. Graves.
mai decree; Williams ~ Williams
Eraves, p. q DeJarnettc. 4 dismiss
Ell, compromised; Jennings ". Jennings
h.mOrey. p. a.. etc. p. d.. Hicks. admin
lstrator, vs. Hicks. Graves. p. a.. etc. u
d., decree confirming commissioners r.
port; Thompson w. Thompson. etc Jar
ter etc, Graves. p. e.. Embrcy. p a.. de-
cree OF reference; Eaton ". Eaton. I'm
brey, p. a., final decree: Miller ~ Miller
UraNes. = a.. divorce " a mensuet ,oro.'
bunnell, etc. ais " llavdon etc. ais
uraNes, p. q etc, p. a.. decree oi refer
ehce; Gardner ". Payne. etc ais
"'aNes' p q. etc. p. 4 decree of refer
ahce' rawlings. administrator. " Ter
reii' etc. ais. Coleman. p. a.. Graves. p.
a., decree of reference: Burruss vs. Bur.
russ, Graves, p g.. divorce. "A mensa 81
toro' Grafton vs. Bullock. etc. ais. En-.
brey. p. q. decree for sale: Thompson.
etc ais VS. Sanford. etc. ais Coleman.
p. a.. continued; Shepherd " Harris al
ministrator. etc. ais Coleman. u. a.
decree for reference; Grady ~. Graves.
etc ais, Embrey. etc, Graves. p. Q..con-
tinued; Smith vs.. Smiths executor. Cole
man, p. q. Graves, p. d.. decree for sale
OF land; ENparte petition. oak Hin Mis-
SION. Graves. p. a.. etc. y. H.. decree
confirming sale. etc: White w. Smith
and ais. DeJarnette; leave granted 10
amend bill.
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here i- more iltarri 600 This section ~ fh,.
country than AIT other di~cu~, put together.
ana until thr last few yrar~ was -uppu-,..l 10
nr lh,nranir, Tor "a great many years doe
tors pronounced 10 "a local disease. and ur,.-
~rrihcI local remedies. and bycou-tuntlv TAIL
aug 2" cure with local treatment. pronounced
10 inrnrahle. Science ha~ proven catarrh To-
nr "a consult tIuuul dI~cu~,'. and therefor. re-
luirc~ constitutional treatment. Halls ca
arm Cure. manufactured 10y l.. j. Cheney A
Io Toledo. ohio. f. the only constitutional
care Un the market 10 T. taken inter tallv in
uses from no drops toa fea-poouful u acts
,iirr'tlY con- the blood and mucous surface ,f
ti- ~ STEM They offer one huudrtl dollars
Tor any case 30 falls to cure. seud for circu-
lars aud testimonials
Address. +. j. CHENEY \ co. Toledo. q
Sold hy Druggist. zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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SpotsyIyanIa Circuit Court

Iurnley W. Turnkey. etc ais. Powell.
q. a.; no decree Palmer Va. Hatton.
no decree; Welch. p O.; Reney VS.. Reney.
no decree; Powell. p. a.; Alsop vs.. Alsop.
no decree; Marye \ Fitzhugh. etc. En-
orey, p. O., Graves. p. O.; Foxes trus-
tee, W.. White, etc, continued: Lit
tie. p o. Graves, p. d., contin-
ued; Eley vs.. Eley. Powell p o., Graves,
p. d., continued; Day, etc. Va. Mcleod.
Graves, p. a., commissioners report and
decree; Hudson W.. Hudson, Embrey. d. q.
no decree; Bailey, etc VS.. Bailey and ais.
tltzhugh, etc, Graves, continued; Young
VS.. Young, Wallace continued; Waller Va
Waller, etc, ais, Welch, Powell. Cool
rick, coleman etc, DeJarnette. final de-
cree; Washington vs.. Washington. Pow
ell =. a., no decree; Jones VS. Jones. Chi
chester, 7. a., Goodrich, p. d continued
bIake vs.. Spencer, etc, ais, Fennell. Fitz-
hugh, etc, Embrey continued; Straughan
VS. Saupe' etc, ais, Powell, p. q. Graves,
p d. decree confirming commissioners
report, etc. Hall VS.. Hall, Graves. D. O..
etc, p. d., final decree; Foster VS.. Lane
fitzhugh, Powell, etc, Coleman, decree
Tor receiver to settle: Lane vs.. Foster.
Embrey, p. a., Fitzhugh, p. d., same:
Nigglesworth VS.. Smith, Embrey Graves.
etc, Goodrich, ordered stricken from doe
ket on final decree; Clark VS.. Stubbs. etc.
ais, Powell, continued; Smith vs.. Smith.
Graves, p. a., final decree; jackson, etc,
\. Newton, etc, ais, Graves, p. q Fitz-
hugh, p. d., final decree; Harris, assignee.
VS.. Cannon, etc, Graves, p. O., Embrey.
p d., continued; Willis executor va
Spencer, etc, ais, Graves, p. O., etc, p.
d., decree confirming sale of land, etc.
Chewing Va. Chewing. Graves. d @.
Powell, p. d., divorce a venculo matri-
monia; Coleman, administrative, va Lit
tie, administrator, etc, Graves. n n
etc, p. d., final decree; Lipscomb. etc.
ais, vs. Coleman, etc, ais, DeJarnette.
etc, Page, p. O., Graves, final decree:
Brown VS.. Goodlowe, etc, ais, Graves.
p. O., etc, p. d., commissioner ordered tn
sell land; Heislip vs. Heislip, etc, ale.
Graves, p. O., etc, p. d., final decree:
Rawlings, administrator, VS.. Rawlings.
Administrative, Graves, etc, DeJarnette
p. O., decree confirming sale of land; Vass
VS.. Nass, Redd. p. a., decree ordering sale
OF land, etc; Gardner vs. vass' admins
traitor, etc, ais, Powell, p o., Redd n
d., same; Coleman's Administrative. va
Coleman, etc, ais, Graves, p. O., etc. n.
d., final decree; Golden vs. Golden. etc
ais, Graves, p. a., etc, p. d., final decree.
Weathers Vs. Weathers, DeJarnette. n
O. Coleman, p. d., dismissed, comprom.
'sed; Boon w. Boon, Graves, p. a., final