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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-07
A RebeI VIRGO.
A Eicksburg letter tells the following

A Yicksburg letter tells the following
story: -.arsf u
EX-SENATOR dwTNS's PLANTATION.
The Mississippi soil where we are ly-
ing is so much Inundated that we have
bat little opportunity for pedestrianizing,
except where the leyee is whole But
by means Of planxs and RATS, we Of
Bohemia have paid visit 10 an adj acent
plantation, owned by Ex-senator Gwinn,
Of California, or rather his wife, ia whose
name all the property Of the firmly
stands.
His wife is of the strong minded per-
suasion, not refined or cultivated, but a
clever political intriguante. No mere
do or simpering darling she, but full of
fire, and determination, and energy, aud
bitterness in word, a masculine fe-
male, strong of body aud resolute of
brain, who hates Yankees AS she does
loyalty or delicacy. Moreover, she is as
pugnacious as Jamoronne or Murat, as
an anecdote told of her, and generally
believed, will testify -
While resident of San Francisco her
husband became involved in quarrel
with rival politician, which resulted in
hostile meeting Mrs, Gwinn was very
DESTROYS OF going upon the field, as the
story runs, but as the code would hardly
allow thai, she stationed herself in q
house not lar from tie scene rejected for
the duello to receive the earliest tidings
of the result.
In due season q courier arrived with a
message, and TO her eager inquiry re-
plied-"The affair was adjusted after
the parties had exchanged three shots"
"But was either o. them killed.
"No, madame, l am happy 10 state
your husband is unhurt"
"Well, his antagonist Wasn't he hit7
"No, madame. Fortunately, they both
escaped" H.a. .'..f.
fortunately" echoed Mrs. Gwinn.
ut must have been wretched affair f;
and all can say Of it is that il was--
bad shooting"
The plantation of Mrs. Gwinn is ex-
tensive, and once employed several hun
bred negroes; but now il looks desolate
enough. The principal mansion ais q
large frame, partially fallen to decay I; the
furniture removed, the stairways broken,
and appearing like dilspidated barn.
The negro quarters, wretched hoVels, are
deserted save by few "pickanninies,"
and the whole place seems like domes
tic Lydia.
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The Louisville Journals candidate for
Mayor was beaten by nearly ono thou
sand majority on last Saturday The
columns of that conservative" paper
teemed with such paragra Apis as the fol-
lowing against Mr.. KAYE, the successful
candidate, for days before the election
We do not know an open rebel, whom
the elemen Of the Government be would
oyerturn permits to remain here under its
protection, who is not in favor Of Mr.
KaVs for Mayor. There is not at open
or covert sympathizer with secession IN
our midst who is not working with ear
nest zeal in favor of Mr.. Kaye. The
candidacy Of Mr.. ellis, who was re-
ported rs a delegate TO the secession con
veptioD which was dispersed at Frank
fort. At first was intended as rallying
point for the disaffected, but they will
mol their votes for Mr.. Kaye, and his
vote, DO IL large or small, successful or
unsuccessful, will be as much a secession
vote as were those cast for Mr. Bruce in
1861, when he ran the Congressional race
against Mr.. Mallory, and will 80 be
claimed by every enemy OF the govern
ment Ha uH
The appeals Of the Journal were most
oontemptuously diregarded, however, and
its candidate is one of the worst beaten
men who have ever been candidates in
that city. A few weeks ago the Joa,na
said that the reason Of the slow progress
Of the Union cause in Nashville was the
course of the Nashville UNION. A friend
wants TO know whether the course of the
Louisville Journal has caused decline
Of the Union sentiment in Louisville
We are very sure that so far as that
weak aud wicked organ has had any in
fiuence at all, it has made rebels and ed.
ucated men for treason. We know no
thing of either of the candidates fo
Mayor, only that both claimed TO b.
Union men. 1t is evident, however, tina
the Journal has fallen into deserved in
Significance at. It's Appeals are as littl
regarded as the bleating of a sheep, o
d. the bray ing Of donkey. 10
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three rousing cheers for Colonel Lum,
and three for Captain RichmaD. Thus
passed OF one Of the most pleasant scenes
Of the kind l ever witnessed. Fcom the
number Of presentations and general
good feeling, both ofofllcers and men in
our regiment, wo have been styled the
"happy family" name we feel proud Of,
and which We hope always TO retain
You're, SERGEANT
Twenty months in the Service.
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4 Conservallvo organ. Antecedon,s

A ConservatIVe Organs AntecedenIs.
The Conservative newspapers in the
West are fond of quoting the disloyal
articles Of the N, Y. Journal of Commerce,
and endorsing them in the warmest terms.
The Louisville papers delight in re-
eohOing its treason, and Democratic
organ on oar table says that only fanatics
and fools 7" stigmatize the Journal Of Com
msree as Copperhead." 1t has not been
& long since that notorious sheet was pre-
sentcd for its reasonable opposition TO
the war. Referring to MooRE's Rebellion
Record, Vol. IL, page 53l, Documents, we
find the following scrap Of history which
shows the loyalty Of the Journal in it's
real light
Doc. 1870 do Circuit Of As United
States for 1ls Southern District Of NeiO York /.
The Grand Inquest OF the United States
o. America for the Southern District of
New York, beg leave to present the fol-
, lowing facts to the court, and ask its adj
Woe thereon: Fa 4a.l
b There arc certain newspapers within
this district which are in the frequent
practice Of encouraging the rebel snow in
arms against the Federal Government
by expressing sympathy aud agreement
with them, the duty Of acceding to their
demands, and dissatisfaction with the
employment Of force 10 overcome them
These papers arc As NeiO HorE dahl and
aOsskly Journal Of Commerce, the daily and
weekly Day Book, and the Fresman's Jour.
nal, all published In tho city OF New
York. The lrst named of these q. {. Tho
J0urnal u ComR,erce,) has just published
list Of newspapers in the free States,
opposed 10 what 1t calls +" the present un-
holy s0ar."
The conduct Of these disloyal presses
is, of course, condemned and abhored bv
all loyal men; but the Grand Jury will
be glad 10 learn from the Court that IL is
Also subject to cOndign punishment
(Signed by all the Grand Jurors)
So much for the 10y atty of the Jo,sua!
Of Commerce, and for the loyalty of its
endorsers "Birds Of feather aoelS
together" and the admirers Of that pa
per secretly hold to the cause Of treason,
although dread Of the vengeance Of the
Government has moderated the express
sion Of thir treason. The endorsers Of the
Journal Of Commerce a paper presented
by Grand Jury for treason, say that
the Nashville UNioE is injuriug the
Union cause Such an accusation is a
high compliment.
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=. q. uERoEH, EDITOR.
over Nine Thousand.

The edition Of our mammoth weekly
UsIos Yesterday was a splendid sue
cess. We published one thousand copies
more than we did on Monday week, and
then fell short Of the demand over oSe
thousand copies. Subscriptions come
raining upon us. The aggregate circu-
lation Of the Daily and Weekly UNIoN is
over Nine Thousand Copies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-07

The following poem, by ALFRED Tax.
SYsoS, Poet Laureate of England, was
written as welcome 10 the Princess
A Welcome.
BT ALFRED TENNYsoS.
Sea sips' daughter rom over the ss
Aisxanirs
saxon aud ormsn aud Dane are we
But al % us ienrs 10 our welcome Of thee,
Alexandra
Welcome her, thunders of fort aud q heoti
Welcome hor, laundering cheer Of the street.
Welcome her all things useful and sweet
Scatter tho blossom under her feet
cak, happy i,nd iuto EARL nnwcrsl Fl .a
Make music, . bird 10 the ne. padded bower.
Welcome her, welcome her, an hat BE- ours
MARBLE oh buge, aud trumpet, Blara'
F. flags hutter out, upon turrols aud towers
flames, on the windy hoadia nd aarsl
Utter your Jubilee, steepl and sIht
Clash, We bells, In the merry March eit
F'ash, We cities, ia rivers Of hrel
Welcome her, welcome the lands desire
A}sy ndre
Sea-kiugs daughter a. happy as fair,
Blissu bride ola bssiul hoir
Bride Of the heir Of the kln.s Of thu sea
Q, Joy TO the people and Joy TO the throne
Come to 3, love uH, aud make us your own
For saxon or Dane or Norman we,
Tenton or Celt, or whatever we be,
We are each all Dane In our welcome II thee,
Alexandra.
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sUTLERs. sTATToNERs,
T.

VEsTERDAY, BETWEEN MARKET AND HIGH
Il streets, somewhere between the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroads. package of Letters,
ons 70 :. Mr.. Reed" care Of James O'Oounor, New
York The finder VII confer a favor o. = Ndow
lady BY lcaylug them at this once.
Ap'il7-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-07

Gov. M rtOn has obtained the payment
OF $4,000 que 10 Indiana from the gene
sTal Government for advances, 80 that he
wan have funds 10 carry on the affairs II
the state, notwithstanding the failure of
the eopperhesd Legislature to make the
usual appropriations
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-07

Theexpedition upon the Yazoo, through
sisele's Bayou had returned to the heet,
being unable to accomplish the object
which was intended, banking Haiues'
Bluff
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-07

A Yicksburg letter announces the
seizure Of $500 bales Of cotton, some 40
miles from Lake Providence, by our
forces Every bale was marked sc.
s. A."
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MED,

In thi' city, en- he 9Th inss. SToAoH W. GLrNz, in
the 2sth year Of his age. The friends Of the family
are requested 10 attend his funeral this afternoon
tuesday, al , o'clock, from the late re ldenos OF
his father on North Ma ket street
Divine service BY Rev. Or. POWELL.
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We, vLrnlnin

The vote for the Amended (Emapoi-
pAtiOn) Constitution Of this stnts is not
only substantially unanimous. but /, il
quite heavy, Here is a specimen:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-07
MGW AdrGrtis

Stationery Dealers Notice.
XxTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGE AssoRT.
w meat Of Paper and Envelopes aiso B,oks, Nov
eli tts Port Folios Pocket Books Prize Packages, Ink
Sauds, Ink, War Map, rens and Faber's Pencils,
Pass Boo,s Dealers Wil look 10 their Interest hy
first purchasing their stock at tho Union street
Wv. TRUEsDAtL 4 co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03
) WOODLAND cEMErERY.
CRY nRAKEYARp.

Prepare THE COnscript Bill has passed
the Senate just rs it was received from the
House and II is awaiting the leisure of "Ol
Dabe" whose signature will make ii the law.
1t seems that every able-bodied man and boy
between the ages Of ls and As years, are eli
gible to be drafted Those who can pay the
sum Of 5000 dollars TO the Government will
be exempted from the priVations, fatigues
and perils Of the army Those who are una
ble to raise that amount--and not one labor.
ing man in hundred can do so-will have
to leave their homes and families TO the cold
charity of the fortunate $500 men
Prepare
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03
NAPOLEON, Henry Co, o., July I, 1858.

NAPOLEON, Henry Co, w., July t, 1893
DIR. G. W. RoBAoK,-DeGT Sir For the
beneiit of suffering humanity, permit us TO an
nounce, through the columns Of your Circular,
the surprising properties of your Scandina-
Wan Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, which is
a sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Com
plant. We have several persons in town,
who have been suffering with Liver Complaint
and Indigestion, aud notwithstanding that we
have as good physicians as can be found in
Northern Ohio, yet the disease bsffled their
skill, Consequently we were in state Of de-
spondency, until we commenced using your
Pills, through and by the advice Of our friend,
Mr.. Brennan. We used the medicine accord
ing to directions, and are now full of life and
hilarity, and our gratitude is equal to our i'm
provement in health and spirits. When we
take into consideration what we have been,
and what we are at present, we feel like charg-
ing ourselves of the sin of ingratitude, if we
did not tryto announce to the public the great
benefits of your Medicine Therefore we rec.
ommend to the public at large, the expediency
Of having recourse to your Medicine, aud CON
sequently, as in duty bound, discharge what
We feel 10 be our duty, in advising persons
who ure suffering as we have suffered, to
make use of the only true and sure cure for
the diseases already mentioned.
MRs. GwIN, MRs. BRENNAs,
Miss HEAToN, G. C. SPELMAN
See Advertisement. ' -l" jal3dlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs,--E Exhausted
nature's great restorer. "A delightful beverage
and active tonic. Composed Of pure St Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. ltinvigoFates the body
without stimulating the brain. 1t destroys
aeidity Of the stomach, creates an appertte,
and strengthens the system, 1t is certain
cure for DYSPEPSIA Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from change of
diet water &c. 1t can be used at all times of
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended to weak and delicate persons
Sold BY all Grocers. Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons p. II. DRAKE & CO,
de22daw6m 81 = 2O2 Broadway Ny,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

Coming. We learn Campbelrs Minstrels
are moving towards u.s. They will be at
Smith Il Ditsons Hall, Cincinnati, in a couple
of weeks, and then we will expect them here,
next Raner is capital fellow, and one Of
the best managers in the profession. If he
don't visit us he will be pretty generally con.
demued by the admirers of the genuine Plan,
tation Opera.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

Climetary.-A most desperate and Hire
Quilted effort to SNOW was made this morning.
The disposition to do 80 was readily accepted
for the performance. In the mean time this
is the bieakest style Of weather we have been
favored with this season. We will except the
nights, which are really mild aud beautiful /;
and they serve to put in stronger and more
unpleasant contrast the unseemly days. The
"winter Of our discomfort is likely to prove
heightened dreariness long drawn out
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

The Great Book The Prospectus for a
Great Book is now being circulated in this
community by the Canvsssing Agent, w. II.
Van Brocklin, Esq, II is History of the
Southern Rebellion from it's commencement,
and will continue the subject to the conclu-
sion. 1t will be the most complete history Of
the origin, progress and close OF the war yet
published, The name Of the author, Rev.
Dr. Schmucker, is a sufficient guaranty OF
this wherever he is known; and who Of the
reading world does not know him as all able
and interesting Writer2 Every well selected
library in the land contains his "History OF
Napoleon III, - "Lves Of the Four Georges"
'Arctic Explorations and Discoveries" "Tbe
Life Of Alexander Hamilton" "History Of
Nicholas |, and "The Crimean War" &c,
&c The History which DR. s. is now en-
gagged on will certainly be his masterpiece.
The Publisher will present it in the best pos
sible style 1t will be issued in two volumes,
at the moderate price Of $3.50 per volume.
Mr.. Van Brockln will solicit the names Of
subscribers this week, and the lst volume will
be delivered in the course of couple of
weeks thereafter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

Spring Election Notice. Our price
for publishing the name of candidate for
election this Spring is a. the money 10 all
cases to accompany the name Persons who
send in their names, and don't see them In
print, will take il fos granted thar they Heg.
lsctsd TO accompany their orders with the
cash
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

Apples l--Another choice lot Of thcss ex-
ira Michigan Apples just received at the es-
tablishment Of J, Worman 4 Son, No 27s,
Third street Call at once and order sup
ply, for they will soon be gone. The Wor-
mans have Butter and Eggs, and other good
things for the Table,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

Come,--Mercury, Yankey Notions Phuuny
Phellow, German Leslie, Illustrated News,
Scientific American, Appleton's Railroad
Guide, Littles Age, Halls journal of Health,
Dime Novel No. 81, The Trio Guards, Letter
paper Envelopes, &c, &c, just received at
DR.. Rea's, 10, Main street a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

Resigned. We learn that Lieutenant
Levi Emrick, of Captain Wigbtmans com
pany, 63d Ohio, now at Corinth, Mississippi,
has resigned. We have not learned the
cause I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

Beckel Hall "A large and fashionable
audience was present last night to witness the
fine comedy of Every Body's Friend" one
of those peculiar plays that was written on
purpose to please every body And those
who saw il last night will be sure to 60 to-
night The fine part of "Fex Featherly"--
Le: every bodys friend--was played natur.
ally and spiritedly by Mr.. Lewis. The part
was perfect success, Mr., Sloddart as
"Frank Icebrook created great deal Of
msrriment BY his excellent rendition Of the
character major Wellington De Boots, by
Mr., Weaver, was played in that unctions style
which is so characteristic Of this gentleman's 8
performances, and his make up in the charac-
ter was perfect Mrs. Fiske, as Mrs, Feath-
erly surpassed herself Mrs, Stoddart as
Mrs. Swandown," was our idea Of that hap
py, independent being, widow. Mrs. Weaver
as Mrs. De Boots" was exactly fitted to the
character Fanny" by Miss May Howard
was all that could be wished. In fact, the
whole cast was so perfect it could not fail to
please the most exacting.
"The Omnibus" concluded the performance
and, we must say we never saw it performed
with so much spirit, or received with so much
delight Messrs Weaver, Lewis, Hymes, and
Mrs. Weaver, and Miss May Howard, we're
unapproachable in their several roles We
journeyed to our domcil with aching sides.
Tonight "Every Bodys Friend, and the
"0bject of Interest" will comprise the bill
and if plays draw according to their merits
we expect to see the house full to oyer6owing.
This is positively the last week of the Star
Troupe, and we advise our readers net TO miss
night; for it will be some time before our
city will be visited By such company, and
we had better make the most Of our time
while they are here, and see every thing they
play. 4 tara 8
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Successor to N. p. Douglass,)
40 Main street.

Watehes.--H. Kline, No. 1876 Third st,
has lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

Lost or stolen.--A spendid gold pen, Que
Of "Mortonsn manufacture. 1t is OF the
largest size, silver case, and rosewood handle,
and is valuable not only for its excellent quail
tea, but as gih. The finder will be liberally
rewarded. ..e.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

Thursday Night,-The lecture Of Col.
Moody has been changed from this to Thurs.
day evening. See advertisement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

Drawer Thieves. We hear nearly every
day of the operations of Drawer Thieves, 10
different parts Of the city, They watch their
chance when the back OF merchant or gro
Gerry keeper is turned they adroitly manage
to rob their money drawers The other day
one of these small-Villains got ten dollars
from the drawer OF Duff & Anderson while
the proprietors we're momentarily absent from
the store room
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03
IF YOU WANT coon HAMS,
LEWIS L. GILLIAN DIS,
No. 8, MARKET STREET

He has now large lot of superior Hams,
Dried Beef, &c, of his own curing, together
with full supply of Fresh Meat, for sale at
all hours ial3 6m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03
A coon HOUsE AND LOT on WEST ID sr 81
SHERIFFs SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
Albert f. Mcclure, use OF Fred Gebhart W. James J.
Russell et AL Montgomery Superior Court. Case
No. 66S. H
DY virtue Of, and in obedience to- the command Of
ID sn order Of sale made in this case by the Superior
court OF Montgomery county will oder NJ public Eale
on '
Saturday. Mach 2s 1868
AZ ecock m of said day, the following desafiied
real estate, to-wt Situate IN the county OF MOntgom-
cry, and state OF OHIO aud in the city Of Dayton and
beng lot numbered two thousand SIX hundred aud
seventeen (25i7 OF the conHeouiVe numbers OF lotsn
said city with all the privileges thereunlo appeTtRinlnR
with usual covenants OF warranty -
Appraised at So 500 and cannot sell for less than two
thirds VI the above appraissment Terms cash r
GEORGE wOGAMAN, shenn Mont county
H. Y. OVPPT, Attorney. fe2sWfs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-03

HElMsTREEF's INlMITABLE HAIR REsToRA.
rIvE-It is not a dye, but restores gray hair
to Its original color, by supplying the capilli
ary tubes with natural sustenance, impaired
by age or disease. ALI instantaneous dyes
are composed Of lunar caustic, destroying the
beauty and vitality of the hair, and afford Of
themselves no dressing. Heimstreet's Inim
table Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives
the hair u
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth, prevents its falling of,
eradicates dandruh, and imparts health aud
peasantness to the head. 1t has stood the
test Of time, being the original Hair Coloring
and is constantly increasing in favor. Used
by both gentlemen and ladies'. 1t is sold by
all respectable dealers, or can be procured by
them Of the commercial agent d. S. Barnes,
2O2 Broadway, New York. Two sizes, so cts,
and 81. ial3d&w6m
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LIFE INSURANCE.
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

4hhtoi I@ie 1Ou y DALI.
William T. srhenck, ll"'rthi Mont sup oour,
j. Harvey Thomas ct al, Drien't-) CAs, No gtl,
iDUhSbANl 10 hu UIuor W tbs -uI,rriDr Gam nj
L MOnIgonery county, UinU, inaur ~ thr allow
'or aud ulrecled lo me- viii ofier PniAr al,e,ian
81 tue door o. the Court fo''re IN The o,y V i'ay
~ Tie county anu state nioIrsad, 0h
Snfaridg, ApfH 4, l.sa,
Az clock y IN O sHid ui,y, the following oeserii
properly, OWit Sitlaiu ~ The countyoI a1ut.
and state O ONO And "a the eiiy ~ lay ton, u.Si Ut
1umbered one thOll-nd nine iiundren thir.y iout
lVli) On the plat Oi sHd city oi bay ton, eArr So
iuen ieet on TIE west siue " raid IVt, funis trus
tue en'ire iOh owned by oainhti u, inuiAs uy us
oi HlurdfviHion VI out-iOis by N. I.uits,,aftu
sHid property l. to be sold on a decree ln hVor ,f
MiliSin 4. schenek against J. Harvey fhonts- .i,i
has been appraised al sixteen hundred ,ioarn ,al,A,
and cannut sell Tor less than twJ-iutds uf s,id a,
praised value being slut6 UO5s. Ieuis ul sair ,.,
Sad real estate ~ sltilateti f0tti, steer ~,
house west o Council street. amt ru, irUin Fu,,,t.,
street 10 sycamore street fronting uu n,i str-,,.n.
dwelling hoilse or riWh enu Oi tne Di
-| IL. II. WhAhLki Master Commissioner
AbAA CLAi, Attorney. l-yt,,a,t.