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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Ata regular meeting of Waynesburg Lodge
No, 469, |, o. of o. f., q committee WAS ap-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive Of the
feelings OF said Lodge ON the death Of Bro.
e. SEALEY SAVERS, who after five days severe
illness departed this life September 18th, 1865.
Ia view OF the sanle we submit tho following:
WHEREAS, IL has pleased Him who d0elh
all things well 20 remove from our council
and friendly order our friend and brother
Il S. S,YEHs, who was highly esteemed by
all who had the pleasure OF forming his ac-
quaintance and mingliny in his society-one
whom no one knew but to honor and respect
always wiling to give ADVICE III any Of his
business pursuits, to lend II helping hand to
those who were in distress--one whose motto
| to the wo id was, "Do unto others rs you
would that they should do unto you;" There
! fore,
Resoloed That, that Which is right in the sight
of God scemeth at times hart Tor man to en-
dure. yet we wiilingl submit to the workings
of II Divine Being, and deeply mourn the loss
of our brother whom God in Lis iniiaiLe Wis
dom hath called from our midst.
ReSoiced, That our deceased brother was n
man of note in tie Lodge during his connec-
ton with it; his religious character was strong
| and marked; his atlachmcn, to all the peculiar
! features of the Lodge was warm and unwav0r-
| ing throughout his life. He loved the ordcr
and tho society Of his brothers and never
permitted his seat to be vacant when business
and health admitted of his attendanccs
ResoiceA That the life of this brother WAS
power in the lodge his life ALWAYS above
contempt and reproach, and his career whilst
with us worthy of imitation y
Rqsoiced, That the name and devoted life
of Bro. ID. S. Savers is embalmsd in thu
memories of the past and shall be in tho future;
md his codlv walk and upright conversation
| shall still continue to exert IN influence ior
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
For the Republican,.
THE SOLDIERS FRIENDS.
Mr.. EpIroR -

Mr.. EproR -
The Democracy, as You are aware,
claim to be the especial friends OF the
soldiers. The following will show to
what extent they befnend them In
the Democratic counties Of Adams, Bed
ford, Bsrks, Cambria, Carbon, Monroe,
Center, Clarion, Jefferson, Clearlield,
Cumberland, Columbia, franklin, Le-
high, Luzerne, Lycoming, Montgomery,
Northampton, Northumberland, Schuyl-
kill. York, JVeStmoreidnd, FAYwrrE ard
GREENE, in which nomination is
equivalent to an election, there is not n
single soldier on their county ticket for
any Office whatever. Is this not an ex-
traordnary Friendship MARION.
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TIE WOMEN OF THE SouTn n-Gov-
ernor Brownlow thus speaks Of the South
ern women in his paper, the Knoxville
IVhg' "From the commencement Of
the rebellion until now, the devil and the
women cf the South have been the ablcst
allies the cause OF treason had in the Fl Id
Yhe influence Of the women, backed up
by hi Satanic NJ jesty, filled the ranks Of
the rcb'a armies, and gave ardor and en-.
dnrance to the hen -pecked men that en- e
tered The service. Southren women even
petllloncd the reble Congress to enact
the law of couscri ption, so as to force all
in the service, Through the initaencc
which women had, thousands were forced
iuto the field, aud thence to their graves,
who never would have left home.
Playing into the hands Of the devil by
thus filing his ranks, they had his ap-
proyaI all the time Wives gave up .hcy
husbands, sisters their brothers, and
mothers their sons---wllling, nay, anxi-
Gus to immediate their lives to the Molocl,
of war. The women were willing to
wear homcspun; ready to dispense with
the luxures of table or toilet; ready to
fling all their jewelry into Confederate
cruclbles; ready to unsex themselves for
the cause Of the devil and the Confede-
racy.'.
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A statement Is made by Thomas w.
Conway, Assistant Commissioner Bu-
rcau Of Refugees, Freedmen, &c, that
accurate reports, now preparing to Gen
eral Canby on affairs Of former Bureau
Of free labor prior to its transfer to Maj
General Howard, shows less than 500
vagrant negroes in all Louisiana. He
further states that his records, made
from reports IRON every parish in Loni.
slana, shows but 400 vagrants in tho
whole State. The small amount of ne
gro vagrancy which he finds in the
State is an item Of credit to. the race
which he did not expect.
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SALUTATORY.

The readers of the RpubEicaa doubt
less expect us, in taking charge of it
to conform to time -honored custom
by setting forth the course we intend ,c
pursue in its editorial conduct. We.
Lowever' deem 1t unnecessary to say
more 'hah that wc shall endcayor to
sustain the good name the paper has
gained as fair and honorable advoc,to
OF the Union cause--as a high toned
a"d dignihHd exponent OF Repub]i.,n
principles.
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DESERTERS AND DRAFT SKEDAD-
Oilers

B.; the following section Of the Act OF
Congress Of March 8, 1862, it will be
seen that all desertors from the military
or naval service, who failed TO report in
accordance with the Presidents procla-
nation aud all persons who having been
enrolled, lett their district, or fled be.
yoni the limits of the United States to
avoid beng drafted into the service are
disfrmchised Election officers will
observe therefore that it is their duty
to exclude the votes of all such The
section reads as follows:
SEc. 81. AMI Dc il turth4r enacted,
That in addition to the other lawful pen-
alities of the crime of descrtion from the
military or naval service, all persons who
have deserted the military or naval ser
vice of the United States, who shall res
turn to SAID service, or report themselves
TO a provost mashal within sixty DAYS
after the proclamation hereinafter mem
toned, shall be deemed and taken to
have voluntarily relinquished and for
teited their rights of citizenship and
their rights to become citizens and
such deserters shall be forever incapable
of holding any Office Of trust or profit
under the United States, or exercising
any rights of citizens thereof and all
persons who shall hereafter desert the
military or naval service, ana all rcrsons
who, being duly enrolled, shall depar
the Jurisdiction of the district IN whic!
he is enrolled, or go beyond the limits oI
the United States, with intent to avon
any draft INTO the military or naval ser
vice, duly ordered, shall be liable to the
penalties of this section. And the presi
dent is hereby authorized and required
forthwith, on the passage Of this act, t(
issue bis proclamation setting forth The
provisions of this section, in which proc
lamation the President Is requested tc
notify all deselters returning within sixty
days as aforesaid that they shall be par
doned on condition Of returning to thell
regiments and computes or to srcl
other organizations as they may be as,
signed to, until they shall have served
for period of time equal to their origl
nal term of enlistment.
We are aware whilst we publish the
above that the so-called Democratic
journals of the State and District arr
coanscling all deserters and skedaddlcr'
to come to the polls, and are trying t.
delude the election Boards with the
idea that the election laws of Pennsylva-
MIA are supreme in this matter, anC
that any man is entitled to vote who is
not expressly prohibited by said laws
They ignore the fact that the Constitu
ton of the United States and the laws
Of the United States made III pursuance
thereof, is declared to be the Supremt
lao Of the hnd, and which Constitution
declares that the Judges in every STATE
shall be bound thereby, anything in Tia
Constitution or h,os Of any STATE 10 tn
contrary notpitistandisgN UInoto !,
3and especially soldiers, make a \, s,.tn
>thiisnassrtnat,a man s6atiisee a~yJSr % d
rtAe Uaned States in order to be quail
fed voter.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

Mr.. EpIToR -.
As you arc n stranger, here, and are
unacquaintod with the respective claims
of our local candidates, you will oblige
your patrons by keeping it before the
people
That Thomas Rose voted against Civ
ing the soldiers in the field the privilege
Of suffrage.
That he was such notorious copper
head and rebel sympathizer that the au-
thorities Of West Virginia had ordered
his arrest, if caught within the bailiwicE
OF the State.
That he was leader in the dlsloya
order Of the Knights Of the Golden Cir
ole which counseled armed resistance
to the Military laws of the Country.
That he is an unlettered, uncouth ant
stupid minded man that does not know
the difference between letter from
constituent and O bill to be read befor,
the House Of Representatives.
That he was the laughing stock Of th
last Legislature and IS utterly unfit t.
represent an intelligent constituency.
| ---..--..~.--.-- e,
| The frat frost OF tho Season nccilrrel
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

Thg C0Hp,rl N or WrRz,-Thora are
many who are beginring to believe that
WIZ will break down completely and
die before tn, end Of the trial. or before
he can be j,is,ly punished. He is man
of nervous and delicate frame, and one
wonders as he looks upon the criminal,
how it is that so much cruelty could be
done up IN so flimsy package, His
,es are sunken, his hair grows wirier
and grayer every day, and he seems to
be without any friends but his lawyers,
who are such pro'essionaly--n
more, and hij spiritual advisers His
wife, who seems to be 4 cold hard woman,
visits him, but her visits are even more
formal than those of hts counsel She
does not seem to be in the least affected
by the terrible tate impending over her
husband indeed it is not harsh to say
that she does not care whether he is
hung or not WiRz feels that he is aban
doned, and abandoned too when he wants
friendship the most--when !, is food and
drink indeed to him. Haggard, pale,
and desparing he experiences something
of the horrors lie once so coolly inflicted
on others.
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Oh. Union County CDmmil
UNION MEN, BEWARE!

Our attention has been called to tho
fact that the Democracy are holding no
public meetings. in Greene or Washing
ton this campaign They are trying to
do the thing up slyly This is one Of
their old tricks. Watch them be on
the alert, and trust nothing to their
srcming apathy and supincness. They
are only trying TO steal march.
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ry We learn frym the Messenger that
il is rumored here that we edited a se'
scvssion paper in the South during the
rebellion. We are prepared to prove
that this rumor is false " 10 true We
edited papers in the South during the
rebellion, but never wrote line or word
in favor of secession Relative TO thi.
Ne shali have more tc say hereafter.
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.Adnainistr ator' s
NSoTICE!

T ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION upon
Ii the estate Of Christopher HON, deceased
late of Jefferson township. Greene Co., Pa.3
having been granted TO the undersigned 4,
said estate, oil persons indebted thereto 40
required to make immediate payment ,all
persons having claims against said cstsa to
present them properly authenticated oriettlc-
ment. SOLOMON II. HORN ~
sANrL BAYARD, Of I'E tp,,
seplS-Ct Adminiitraiors,
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pyrouFogs TlIcN
DIR. TOBIAS

VENETLA N HORSE LININENT.
DINT BOTTLES At ONE DOLLAR, FOR THE CURE
of lamcness, scratches, wind gals, sprsins,
bruises splmts, cuts, collie, slipping, stAc,
over heating, sore throat nail in the foot, etc.
1t is warranted cheaper and better than any
other article ever offered to the public. Thous-
ands of animals have been cured of the collie
and over heating by this Linimcnt: and hun
dreds that were crippled and lame have been
restored to their former vigor' 1t is used by
all the first horsemen throughou! the States.
Orders are constantly received rom The Racing
Stables of England for fresh supplies of this
invaluable article. Ocr2, 800 testimonials hare
Jeea receicai. Remember one dollar laid out in
time may save the life ofyourhorse. Sold by
all druggists, Once So Cortllnd Street, New
York. Sept 27
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

UNION VorERs, remember next Tues
day. Go to the polls. Go early and
vote early, Devote the entire day Ia
the Country. See that ample arrange.
ments are made to get every Union vote
in. Provide conveyances for those who
have none. Stay on the ground till the
polls are closed and SEQ for yourselves
that the days work is we'll done.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
7AyG Ague Cure.

AZ Or Vlle si'ScV -"s 1iktdll Curl % lAtf nuI
~ fsGf s.rr, 5'tss.s-as ,Fdr,e ,ysss.s u, 4
Fever Chill Feycr, Ddtln Agao, reriou ! .s.s.
a s'HeadacAe or Bilious IleC la ha "a N,o1'' /
Feyers; indeed, for ii 5lha'o CASA of dr.
cases originating in hillary dcrangcmer
caused by the malaria of miasmatic coun- 4
tries,
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the
severest cases of Chills and Fever, and 1t has
this great advantage over other Ague modi-
cnes, that it subdues the complaint without
injury to the patient 1t contains no qunine
or other deleterious substance nor doesit pro-
duce quinism or any injurious effect whatever.
Shaking brothers ofthe army and the west, try
it and you ill endorse these assertions
Prepared by j. G AVER & Co, Lowell,
Mass and sold by Dr.. Braden and DR.. Creigh,
Waynesburg /; A. Il W. Baughner, Greensbo-
ro; Miss NJ. A. Jordan, Jefferson; ]. W.
Hathaway, Cannichels, and by dealers every
where. 0ct4, '65-2m
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

A Washington correspondent men.
tons the gratifying fact that the govern
ment expenditures, which had before
averaged IS, ,o0O,OOO day diminished
during the month Of August to $ls6, 900
day
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DIR. TOBIAS

VENETIAN HORSE LINiDfENI
DISr BOTTLES AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, roH
l lameness cuts, gals, collie, sprains, &c,
warrcntcd cheaper than any other 1t is used
by all the great horscmen on Long Isand
courses 1t will not cure ring bone nor spawn,
as there Is no linincnt In existence that will.
What It Is stated to cure IL positively does M
owner Of horses uiR DO eithout after trying ono
bottle. One dose revives and often saves tho
life OF an over.heated and driven horse' For
collie and bellie.ach It has never failed. Just
as sure as the sun rises just so sure Is this Lin
iment to be the Horse ombrocation Of tho dav.
Sold by all druggists. olllce So Cortland st., (.
New York M f4F Sept27:
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The Democratic Party of Danphih
county at the election when the Amend
mcnt TO the Constitution comforting the
elective franchise on the soldiers IN the
field Was htfre the people, cast its fall
vote against that measure. We want the
soldiers TO remember this fact
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

All orders for the prosecution of cou
fscatlon suits have been suspended by
President johnson until further notice.
The Richmond Republic says that IT the
elections show loyal feeling this suspen.
sion will be indefinite
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lT. Because they have tried TO injure
the credit and disparage the currency OF
the country, by means Of which the pay,
bounties, and pensions Of the soldier can
alone be pail.
Is. Bccaus, the platform OF the Ua-
ion party recognizes the service OF the
soldier derlnres that the war was com.
mcnced by rebels; that peace was TIE re
sui Of the courNg and helolSm of the
Union army; that the cause in which he
fought was holy and sacred, and III 1t
honor. glory, and prosperity TO the coan
try, and not debt d'Sgrace, and sIaagh.
ter, " are the legitimate fruit OF hi1 toll.
10, Decouse, when Union men express,
cd the hope that our troops might soon
be able 10 conquer the South even by
their exhaustion aud want OF food, those
leaders of the new Democracy declared
that we could never conquer the South"
and that 4" they had more to eat IN the
South than we had IN the North"
20 Because, when rebels were starv-
ing, Our brave soldiers by the hundred at
Libby, Belle Island, An lersonvi!le, and
elsewhere these same leaders eXcnSed or
mitgated the CRIME by declaring that
"thcy ted our prisoners rs well as they
did their own men;" that "owing to the
unconstitutional blockade Of the tyrant
Lincoln, they could not obtain suiii-
cheney Of food.
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THEsoLDIERsAND THE DE,Iocn. re-

- - o -----
THEsolDlERstND TIE DEMock. rs
inc fh'ladelpAa Press rema,t,s ,h,
the idea idea of feeding a hungry man nnor a
inc sav0ry odors \ hospital Kitchen e,
nama.an,i, !, mot un,lhe the hope of achieving a
y sS,Is, pI.a, hs,a nnr y s5 utter Desperation
.hss.;,asae nj .hes2- politician = =
.1iisass! s4ss &C., saa taTs
Even theiIl IlsrlS< xlata, col Davis,
seems to have lcsHM own memory Of
their notorious ympathy with the rebels.
But that is no surprising on his part
when We compare it with the fact that
for three yers he allowed a furious Sc
cessiorist to conduct his paper, "7ac
Doylestou, Democrat" and to fill it with
all sorts 0 abuse of the Government,
and neve thought Of di5owniug the in
fanny untl he was charged with being
responsible for it lnicc years want
OF memory When il was his own pa
per-pubished over his own name, in
his own town, sent TO him in his camp
and read in his tent. Wonderful ab
sent'mindedness But it appears that
ever since the gallant Colonel has re-
covered his memory sufficiently, yet
very feebly, to say that his three years
prostitution of his own columns was
without his consent (not, mark you with
on. his tnowlodgr), he has again lost
that important and intellectual element
The Reading Daily Eosnng Record, a
reliable Union paper, says, On Friday
last
"Tho Doylostown Danocrot owned
md edited by Col, Davis. the Copper
head candidate for Auditor General. has
an editorial in recent issue in defence
of the inhuman monster, Captain Wirz,
who murdered our brave men by the
slow process of starvation at Anderson
vile. 1t asserts that the military com
mission, before which he has been put
upon trial, Is a usurpation OF power, and
that the prisoner has not been fairly
dealt with. Col. Davis, we presume,
takes this course in order to commend
himself to the support ofhis party
Ifthen the Colonel forgcts his own
affairs after this fashion, aud runs into
all these copperhead habits and phases,
how can We expect him to remember the
open treason OF the Democratic leaders
of this State 2 How can we blame, if,
following his example, they decide to
forget, even to deny, that they ever did
sympa!hize with the rebels : And who
will be surprised if, like tho poor starv.
ling who tries TO CONSOLE. even while
tantalizing himself with the unctuous
perfumes of round Of roast beef, they
tool themselves with the hope Of get
ting n Democratic victory with the MD
of soldiers votes :
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For the Republican.

Mr. I,DirouT !, no,v snn,c t,,,n s,rco the
oro.io, yv,a MT IA n, Ran tha nresent
candilntc Of the .votinnli,h,m Democracy.
whether he voted Nm favor of allowing the
soldiers q rirbt to v,.c So far Mr. Rose
has dccliucd to answer.
vbo o,osti,, ,ri...,r ,1,,, 1 .;,,,,,o
e,ou,d have bpcu ona,rar,d h, ,py candid
houo,,l,,,, mn, ot -, c,.,,;,,, - NJ,
poeo or NV other n,.lio MAJ, h,d s,y r.o.
sonable objection o{onrT being aIlpwea to
vote, he could state IT, Itis true mo,,y Of us
were wy from ''oab1a7mWa,." but it is like
Wis. true that naarlj every one Of US could
read and write aid what Is still more re-
marka6le, dnily anl weekly we pcruscI the
papers OF our counb aswcll as the city. We
did not read one ,arty sheet only, but we
had the good senst to examine closely both
sides of every qu aion that was brought be-
fore the public. M wish those who voted
against ushad dlhe Che same thing; they, then
at least, would hive been able to discrimiI ate
between a letter nd AHJctorc tie Legislature.
| We were in linq doing our duty for orr flag
and our country our friends and our homes,
our titles to outlands and the cause of Free
dom in our common country. against a vile
and wicket en- my ", VIII, wo', s sh'ins to ode, de-
,n,;y,. .,,, ~, .o,1 ho,+ or amman ,ho
,.'' ",1.",a - -. AVA t,o or;,,r III ,,,g or win
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sN','HoS '.H ' % ~ - I D, e., ,,,,t '
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"I'o ''"'' '' ,,,,..,. ,',,',,o g., .a,
Jy""3|O ~, ',.,1s, ,
soor;fic.s obnc il too bad and tbot too Nv
,r,,, ,,h wishes IN be n law ma,,cr in the
,ord wo h.vo rescued from q tvrant,s prasp.
con ,rv -, rtv ba an nnl,ind and uniust to the
doe,,,1ar, A. mi, coil ne to cloat snc), n man
30 .a,,uo.r,,t 80 :, ,,o oo,,,oiIs offbe Stote9-
wo ,o,-, I, f,r cr,rtod Mr. R,so voted against
80 too,S-16 ;+ wo,,d n, so oasv c,r Mr. Rose
"a COW ho dill not a., 90 md ho refuses 10 saw
n w. ,,so know that Mr.. Rose die, make a
-r.secrt In This countv in onnos;tion 10 dra,,;
men e we s.s.v Gaining ios
more " ~ ~, 70 ,,;,,l6n H,nA e know "
Mr.. Rose did encourage bows in this county 10
sing songs about 'tis stedtdirag Y.atsss at
Bull Rna' Weknowthat Mr.. Rose did make
speech at the same tim9 in opposition to an
honorable Dm>crat, and stated that he woull
love to see the dly when we (soldcrs) would
oil hayato submit, as well as those who sup
ported Us TO the arbitrary power Of V llan-
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No more of tho old pattern Of 5o.ccnt
currency will bo issued. A new pattern
has been adopted. This course has been
caused by extenselvc countertciting,
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In Mis- sls,irpf

acres OF plantations have been leased to
blacks. and 50, 800 acres to whites.
About one half the lands lelsed to whites
were abandoned because Of the overflow
Of the Mississippi.
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GREENE COUNTY, IS,

n the Urphan's Court OF said county, Of
4 June Sessions, 1865, No. 3.
In the matter Of the partition and real estate
of William Drake, dec'd-and now Sept 20,
1865. Rule on the heirs and legal represent
tatives of said William Drake decd, TO be
and appear on the first day of next term Of
said Court, before the Judges thereof, and
choose OF refuse tbs estate at the valuation
thereof and bid for the SAM, or show Cause
why the same sh II not be sold.
by the Courts
J. Il. TEMPLE, Clerk. I
The heirs and legal representatives of sy
deceased will take Tio,icc of the above r,'
rndaPpear Il tsllY see proper. l,a.,NSs.
HEATH II0HNS''' -
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r L e r EN- CES

Jesse Lazear, President Far & Drov. Blk,
Waynesburg, Pa; Jesse Hook, late Pres. Far.
& Drov. Blk. Waynesburg, Pa. Shriver 81
Lazear, Pittsburg, Pa; VIM. g Thompson,
Harrisburg Pa, and Stephens, Miller, 4 Co.,
Baltimore, Md. octl, '65-tf
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ADNINIyTR lTORS' Said.

1NlIE undersigned Administrators with the
l. viii annexed Of John Cottere deceased,
late Of Jefferson, in pursuance Of II power
contained in the viii of said deceased, will
sell at public outcry at jefferson, on SAT-
URDAY, NOVEMBER 4Tm 1865,