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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-14

AEOpCEtts
DY virtue q s Deed q Trust executed 70 me on
I'D the 18th day Of September 1880, BY 0eorre
". Hitchin<s and wife, Melissa J. HtchingS and on.
supplementary thereto, executed ~ the same u.r-
ties, the lEt day q October lSdO the first regis
tered IN she Registers Oihce Of Davidson County
registered IN said Office, BOOK No 81 page 24i and
Tor the purposes therein mentioned t0-wSt. 10 Sc
cure the payment Of a debt due 10 A. ~ WsdieIl.
vial, on The sd day Of April, lS64 =; the Court
House door IN The city q Nashville exloss 70 ptIb-
he sale - the highest bidder, for cash one f1osv
ing described real estsse, situated IN the CITY Of
Nashville and BdFeneld, the first bounded q, f1 :
lows, to-wit; Being Lot No 81, in the plsn OF The
city Of Nashville, beginning ~ the north vest cor
net Of bot owned by John J.. Ersnl, trustee on
Gay street running then westward with Cav strs 8,
ninety w fct, thcnce sOuthwardly uaI,,llsI ii,
Cherry street. seventy 40 feet 70 the corner 81 r
>. SIsli's lot, thence easWarily with smells li,f
ninety (91 feet 70 the corner Of sad lot Owned Nv
John +. Erwin, trustee, thence northwardly with
hs hne seventy (!C1 feet 70 the beginning ara -
ing the Same thzt Vac conveyed 10 sad f{is.h mr.
by +. NJ Reynolds, By deed, recorded In th. Reg
ls.erS otlee o. DAVIDSON county, BOOK No. 70 PAGE
42l, sad lot has two tenements thereon, ons brcR
fronting 20 ieet on Gay street. the other frame
rontIng 8 feot said street and VIII L. selj
separately % suit purchasers. Possession csannot
Christmas next
Also. n The same time snd place, Snd upon the
same terms heTein before stated II the prt,,l, ~
the first be not sufficient / wi sell TIE t5ilouing
descrihed promises: One lot ia Edcefield. Isss
tict No. lS) on the north SIDE q Cumberland river
adjoining Mary Ann Caldwell and otherS known
sTd described A. Lot No. ), containing two and one
hall acres including the street or alley on each side
and beginning az the northeast corner q Iot No =
"a the middle q the Fsughan Turnpike, ana run
ming south 80 poles 10 the middle OF street % feet
vide, thence east poles ~ stake tlence north 80
poles 70 the middle q Vaughan Turnpike, thence
west 10 poles 70 the beginning, being the same con-
yeyed 20 raid HitchinfS b. deed recorded IN Ele
Registers Ofilce 81 Davidson county, N Book No
-, page An. The above property vii be sold with
out equity 81 redemption, and with al right q
dover wa we'd, and deeds made % purchaser March
=, I66f. ABNER TURNER, Trustee
EBwAED b. EAsT, Attorney ssT Beneficiary.
Mar lid
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-14

SEz No. I.-OUR RELATIONS AT HOxE ASB ABsOAD,
CoAPBIsIEa
No. l. On Engiands nuggy shore, a suriy hon
gave grieTogs rear
2. Which temporarily astonished even the
Gsslhe cook
s. Whe responded Wits Earhls vgOr, when
hon OaVod.
4 Exeter Han. The Hon Wesps: 4" Is he
bot q bird and q bretherT'
8. Whics he fOTgets in the embrace Of the
benghted vol Of the c. 8. A.
6. The armiDg Of the wolf by bis faithful
squire, the lioa
7. The Mexican vulture garrotsd by the gal
70 cock.
8. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams.
8. Grand combat between de eagle and the
wolf Of the G. s. A.
10. pesth % the wolf
IL. The eagle yDdicates the Monroe doctrine
IN Mexico.
Il. Grand tableau. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bun (the lion) and France
Che Gallo ooch} N future
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19

and article thcrcofmay be observed and
fulfilled with good faith by the United
States and the citizens thereof.
hwitncss whereof | have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done in tho city Of Washington this
twentieth day Of SeptombcB in
the year Of our Lord one thousand
Il, 81 eight hundred and sixty-onc, and
of thclndcpcndcncc of the United
States the eighty sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By tho Presidents
WILLIAM II, SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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Number %

bitrator or umpire, another person shall
be named, in the manner aforesaid, 10 act
IN his place Or stead, and shall make and
subscribe such declaration as aforesaid.
The United States Of America and her
Britannia Majesty engage to consider the
uGcsloh oil the two commissioners con-
jointly, or Of the arbitrator or umpire, as
the case moy be, Ns final and conclusive
on the matters to be referred to their deei-
sion, and forthwith to give full effect to
the smae.
Article III. The commissioners and tho
arbitrator or umpire shall keep accurate
records and correct minutes or notes of all
their proceedings, with the dates thereof,
ana snail appoint and employ such clerk
OF clerks or other persons as they shall
find necessary to assist them in the tran
saction Of the business which may come
before them.
The salaries Of the commissioners and
OF the clerk or clerks shall bcpaid BY their
respective governments. Tho salary of
the arbitrator or umpire and tho coming
cnt expenses shall be dcfraycd in equal
moictles by the two governments.
ARTICLE w. All sums of money which
may be awarded by the commissioners. or
by the arbitrator or umpire, on account 0.
any claim, shall be paid by the one govern
menl to the other in two equal annual in
s,alments, whereof the first shall be paid
within twelve months after the date of tho
award, and the second within twonty-four
months after the date Of the award, with.
out interest, and without any deduction
whatever.
Article v The present trcaty shall DO
raVIlieu, ana the mutual exchange of rati-
licatlons shall take place in Washington,
in twelve months from the date hereof, or
earlier If possible.
In faith whereof, we, the respective
pIcnipotcntiarics, have signed this treaty,
and have hCrcunto affixed our seals
Done in duplicate, at Washington, tho
ilr'l lay OF July, ammo Domni one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-thrco.
WILLIAM II, SEWARD. Th,sl
LYONS. h.
And whereas the said treaty has bccn
duly ratified on both parts, and tho res.
poctiyc ratitcations Of the same were ex-
changed Mt Washington on tho second in
slant, by William Ii, Seward, Secretary Of
| S'otool the United States, and tho Right
Honorable Lord Lyons, her Britannia Mai.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19
[PUBLlc- No. 1851

As ACT making an appropriation to carry
into effect "An act to prevent SNUG
Cling"
Be it tenactcd by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That tho
sum of fifteen thousand dollars bo, and the
same is hereby, appropriated, to enable
the Secretary Of the Treasury to carry into
effect an act entitled SAN act to prevent
smuggling and for otherpurpOsos," passed
at the present session of CongrOs.
Approved, July I, 1861.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

To the April form 1865 Of Che Uulth States District
Court for the County of Morn IN the lst judicial Dis.
trgt, Territory 1f New Mexico.
ELIZABETH NcBEIH)
uS, Bill IN CNnnecry Ior llNnrce.
WILLIAM McBGrH.
10 pufsuan Of an order 0f the said District Court.
male nj thr August Term thereof 1864 you tbo said
WlNhm Mclrth. defendant IN this cause are hereby
notified, that Bll IN Chlnccry has heen tci against
you by your wife, the said Elizabeth Mcleh, In the
said District Court for the said County ot Mora pray
ing among other things that the bonds Of matrm0ny
existing between you and her by decree Of said court
bn dissolved.
NV therefore you are hereby notified to bo and ar-
pear at the next term Of the sad District Court To BE-
begun and held IN the Court llouscin The town OF Nora
in the said County " Mora on the .lrst Monlay after
the fourth Monday of March A. D.lS6j, amt plead an.
swcr or demur to the matters AMI things contained In
suiA nll or the same will be taken by the Colrt rs
confessed by you and decree rendered accordingly
therein.
Witness the Hon, KIRBY RENEnlCr, Chief
Justice Of the supreme Court Of said Ter
ritory and Judge of the first JUdirml Dis
trict thereof and the seal Of said Court Mt
santa FG this 22ul day Of September A d.
1904. 4
sANL. ELLISON,
Clerk Of said Court,
!. TIOrGWny ESQ,
Solicitor for Complainant.
No, 6;6t,
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1A1Grti5GmGnts.
REOPENING! REOPENING!!

UNlE undersigned having just received large
| assortment Of IMPORTED and DOMESTIC FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOODS GRUCERlES HARDWARE,
QuEFNswARE, CLOTHING, HATS CAPS, BOOTS and
Santa Fa on Tuesday, the 9th inst in the south
rooms of Elsbctg X Amberg's new building North
West Corner Of the Plaza Their goods were pur-
chased at low rates, both in Europe and New York
City, and will be sold at wholesale and retail at lbcr
al prices.
They hope to receive liberal share of patronage
and will be pleased to renew business relations with
their former customers Customers old and new, will
at all times receive prompt and satisfactory atten-
ton.
A. al, ZECKENDORF.
nsty
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19

WHEREAS additional articles to the Cen
eral Convention of Friendship, Commerce,
and Navigation between the United States
and Denmark, of the 26th of April, 1926,
were concluded and signed by the rospcc-
tive Plcnipotentiories of the parties at,
Washington, on the eleventh day Of July
last, which additional articles, being in
the English and French languages, are
word for word as follows.-
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19
HOT SPRINGS,
Las Vegas, New Mexico.

nr, 0. Il. W0Odworih, having taken possession Of
the Las Vegas Hot springs, aud fitted them up in first
rate style is now prepared to accommodate a large
number ot visitors. The wonderful effect ot these
springs IN curing syphlitic aud kindred diseases,
SCrolua Cutaneous diseases rheumatism, etc., etc
is too well known In this Territory to need descrip.
tionhere. Those who desire It can receive medical
treatment Pleasure seekers will dnd this an Gle.
CANT place Of resort The surrounding mountains
and streams furnish plenty of game and mountain
trout The table will always be supplied with the
best the market affords.
o, H. W0ODWORrH, NJ, D.
nl9f
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19

sidcnt of the United States, March .,
1864.
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS treaty between the Uuitod
Stat. of America and her Britannia Maj
csty, for the final settlement Of tho claims
of tho llulsou's Bay and Pugct's Sound
Agricultural Companies, was concluded
and signed at Washington, by their res
pootiyc plonipo.ontiarics, on the first day
Of July, 1858, which treaty is, word for
word, ~, follows;
The United States of America and her
Majesty the Queen Of the United Kingdom
Of Great Britain and Ireland, being dcsir.
oa5 to provide for the final settlement Of
the c,0ims Of the lluison's Bay and Purots
Sound AricuIuml Companies specified in
article III, and ", of the treaty conciud-
ed between the United States Of America
and Great Britain, on tho 18th of June,
1916, have resolved to conclude treaty
for tbi, purpo,e. and bayc named os thrir
p,onipoteptnries. that il 10 sav, thr Pros.
ilept of tho lrnited Stotos of Imorico
William II, Seward, Secretary Of State;
and her Majesty the Queen Of the United
Kipclom Of Great Britain and Ireland. tho
RuI. Honorable Richard Birkorlon pcmrll
La.l LYONS. Il Deer of her United kim
dom, snf.ht Grand cross of bcrmostbon.
..aorl., of ,bo Blth. ond her Envoy
g,rrYo,luary and Minister plenipotcntia.
,,.to tb. Uu.'aI \ .,tss or kmorico. who
/ .In. 4 Vim, communicated 10 cacb olb,I
/ tfn.r rssp ctiye fall powers, found in rpo6
|gnl due form. haye agrocd upop and con.
clnlad the following articles;
ARrIcg |. Whereas by the 3rl and All
articles of the treaty concluded at Wash.
fpg.on on the l5,h day of June. 1864 be.
Ilwccn the United Statos Of America anc
|hrr Majesty the Ouoon of N, (rnitc.
/ KINGDOM Of Gr,ot britain and Ireland i
v1s ipomtoI oul ooreod thot in tho fn
n.. .....,rr,t,o, Of fine tarri.pry soutl
AID. 'f0H' r.r4I0I or north n,i,udn. n.
,.o..lI In lM Grst orrirls of tbs sai,
.l.po.s...orv r,,bts Of the lind
on, p,y 1omr,ny md ofall British snb
a,.s,,b6 NAV br already in the occupn
ii,n ,r land m oth,r nron,riv lawfully No
Inir,I within tbn said t,ryitorv stonL
br ro.nr,tcJ and that the firms land,
,n.l oth,r nrerarty or every dp,eriplion
Iholorgipg IN tho bnget'. SGrpl Aari,ul
,nr, l'n@r,ny. an tbo north sij, Of th
I rnlnrbjn Riytr shopld he confirmed /,
thr,";i rorpony, bot that n case tb,
simotion Of t5ost farms and lands sboul,
br congilcrci by tbe United Statcs to b,
of npEic and poIiticnI importance, an,
IG.' I,nited Sntrs government sbould sje
.nirv desire ia Obtain posso,,ion of tb
wb1Ir ar Of ony part tkcfcof, the propcrt,
so rnopirod should he transferred to III,
s,iI 1,v,rn,nant ot nropor valuation. I,
Lc a5rocd imam bctwecn tba portios,
Sed wharsns If is desirable th,t Al
onos,ions h,twecn tba I'nitod Stotos nm
,bori,io. ','' ~, tbc onc bond and Tia ind
,nn,, ',n, r., and png,t,s SonnI tn,icrItnra
Cnmn,nies m thr otbrr witb rnsnccr /,
N'"I I"''''' '' '' -"
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session of the Thirty.
eight Congress.

Articles to the General Con-
ycntion Of Friendship, Commerce, and
Navigation between the United States
and Denmark, of April 90, 1926, Con-
cludcd at Washington, July II, 1861; /;
Ratification exchanged, September Is,
1861. Proclaimed by tho President Of
the United States, September 20, 1861,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19
SPRING, 1884.
BROTHER,
{ IN James L.JOh,tSOn'S Building J

Having made extensive preparations Tor the prcs-
rnt seasons business now offer at wholesale and
retail their large stock Of Try Goods Lothing Hats,
Boots and Shoes Hardware groceries, etc. ETC., nll
Of which will be found well assorted, carefully seec-
ted, and complete, at the lowest rates.
Z SfAAB BRo.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19

The United States of America and His
Majesty the King Of Denmark, wishing to
favor their mutual commerce by o1ording,
in their ports, every necessary assistance
to their respective vessels, thl mdcrsgn-
ed Plcuipotontiarics, being duly empower
ed for that purpose, have agreed upon tho
following additional articles to the General
Convention of Friendship, Commerce and
Navigation, concluded nj Washington on
the twenty sixth day Of April, 1896, be-
tween the contracting parties.
ARTICLE /.
The respective Consuls- General, Cousuls,
Yice.Consuls nd Commercial Agents,
shall have the right as such to situs Judges
and arbiTators in such differences as may
arise, either at sea or in port, hptw.m The
captain, officers and crow of the ys4als
belonging to the nation whose iutoms.sur0
committed to their ehug', particularly m
reference to the adjustment oiwag.y and
the execution Of contracts, without tha NJ
terlerenca Of the local authorities, unless
the conduct Of the crew and tha officers, o.
Of the captains, should disturb the order
or tranquility Of the country,
1t is however understood that this spo.
cies Of judgment or arbitration shall not
deprive the costanding parties Of thnright
thayh hy, to resort ON d. fir return to tAy
judicial authority Of their country,
,,r,,,r -
:"
Ih' Noo'0.'-H.o o'.',' NoAsN's' Nl''-
C'nsa'7 ana ''nn'T'a. Agents are a'd'
,Noi,@ u 10 ',. 'I' a's'sant' OF '",
lorh ANh'.' 'o. yA' ''tIol' 5.f. .a.''
lmPfso5'N III. 'I .'. U.s. 'I..-s from 70
shlps oI war .Nl m'"aln., .'".. 'I 'l''
country forInla purpose l9'y =, Oh ... nn,
Ply TO Tue competent ulouh"'s' JN'e ..i
olhcors, anu shaII IN writing demand s"lI
desertcrs' proving by the exhibition OF the
registers OF thG vessels the rolls OF the
crews, or by other olhciaI documents, orr
II the vessel snail nave departed, by copy
OF said documents dlly certified by them'
that such individuals form part OF the
crew. ana on TINS reclamation being thus
substantiatgd' the surrender shall not b.
refused, unIo" tlero be sufficient proof OF
the said persons bong citizens or subjects
OF the country whore their surrender Is d9'
mandod' such tescrter5, when arrestedi
shall be placed at the disposal OF said Com
suls-GeneraI' Consul', Nlce,,Consnls OIL
l Commercial Agents, ana NAV be- COulNnI
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19
NOTICE

CtFO, T. BEAIL il my authorized Ageat 10 collect
VI and receipt .Jg any aeeoHas due us.
CS, llGNCElEY'
Santa 10, Sept, Il, 1891
l5I
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19
A PROCLAMATION.

ny THE RpEsDESr or THE UNITED STATES OF
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19

To the April form 1865, Of the Unltu states District
Court for hc County of Morn IN the lst Judicial bis.
rict, leTlloy 1f New Mexico.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-11-19
A PROCLAMATION.

BI TTIE TKINTOTNT OF TIE TNTTED STATES
AMERICA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-21
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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-21
THE LATEsMR. THACKERAY.
THE FUNERAL.

From the London Times, Dec. 3l.
 Yesterday at noon. Mir. Thackeray was bur- ed in the cemetery of Kensal-green. The day was 80 fine that, notwithstanding the distance from town, vast concourse of his friends were enabled to surround his grave, and to pay him the last honor. Many hundreds must have been present of almost every rank and class. Only very few of Mir. Thackerays most intl mate friends were expressly invited to the fu- neral. The hundreds on hundreds who attend ed came of their own accord, to bear witness to the worth of dear friend and much ad. mired man; and of all these we venture refer to but one name--that of Mir. Chas. Dickens. We do so, because he is the author most frequently remembered in connection with Mr. Thackeray, and because he has some times been regarded as rival. In point of fact, there eau be no rivalry between these two great novelists, and any special comparison be- tween them must proceed on superficial grounds. No one had greater admiration for Mir. Dickens than Mr. Thackeray himself, or more unaffectedy rejoiced iu his exceeding popularity. On the other hand, to no one conld all thought of rivalry with Mir. Thacke. ray he more distasteful than to Mir. Dickens, who always recognized Mir. .Thackeray's gen jus, and yesterday came long journey to tes tify to tho love and the honor which he felt for his great literary brother.
 For one so distinguished, it has been sug- rested that Westminster Abbey is the only fit resting place. It must be remembered, how. ever. that Mr. T'hackeray desired to be inter- red in the simplest manner at Kensal green. He has been laid in brick built grave beside one of his children, and his family affections were so strong that we believe it would have been positive pain to him, if, when he was alive, ne could have looked forward to being separated from his children in the tomb. Those who were nearest to him, and whom he loved best of all in the world, were so much in his mind that even in the presence of casual ne. quaintances whom lie only saw at one ar other of his clubs lie could not choose but lat ont somewhat of the strong feelings which st;rrad ai within his heart for those who were as tba l;rLt of his eyes. It was one of the simplest a and most winning traits of his character and hv < ttspse who could not help knowing what bs feli in this way. no more touching sight coul] be witnessed than that of his two young daugh. ters, yelled sn crape, advancing from the crowd that pressed about the grave, taking . last sai Hook It the coffin, and then turning suddepl, away. These gre the reasons why MT. Thack
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-21
EITARIsEGEEsD 1187-
 PETER LORILLAR },

ElTARIsEGEEsD 1187- PETER LORlLLAR ,, SnuH & Tobacco Manufae sarer.
 l6 & le CHAMBERS ST (Formerly A Chambers Street, New iork.) WOULD call the attention of Dealers to the articles of his manufacture. viz:
 BROWN SNUFF. Macaboy, Demigros, Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
 Coarse Rappes, Eachitoches.
 Amsric a Gentleman, Copenhagen.
 YELLOW SNUFF. Scotch, Honey Dew ae< tch, High Toast Scotch, Euesa Honey Dew Scotch. Irish High Toast, f:esh Scotch.
 or Lundy Foot. E@ Attentien is called t0 tAs large reduction tn prices ef Fine Gut Chetsing and Smoking To- 6aeeos. which ViI De found of Superior Qua! ity.
 TOBACCO. SMOKING. FINE Cur CHEWING. SMoKIEa. Long, P. A. L., or Plain, S. Jago, No ], Cavtndsh or Sweet, Spanish, No. 2, Sweet Scent'd Oronoco, Canastsr, Nos 1&2,
 mixed, Tin Foil Cavendish, Turkish. Granulated.
 N. RIA Circular of Prices will be sent on application. 1y47