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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

We unfinished. yesterday, IN common with
o,,r con ,a,nro-aries Of this city, cali for
nnbli. meeting at the Court House, on
Saturday next. Ter the purpose OF giving an
s.e,n,e.,;on of opinion upon the present
state Of ihe country, and more especially to
80 sss1-sncs Of approval Of tire policy Of
"a. sdantiIiih IS Efforts to reorganize the
south and restore peace, law and order"
The sivuers d. the Ifeiiibrace- eiiizefs .fei-.
reseptisVsIelsssss q respectable society.
s,s an $50. ~ p iiiieal opiniOn-o-iginaf
Union ,nsD and former rebels-Lineoln and
L., ,,,s, and suppoTters Of McC!el an
sad h5ie b.. q p m1s1ss7ssP 'hean'' IL
as.4 or,bs 5uiar fsiiggighieh is eonz
ceBtr,ti upon the Pres d at, and lookiog
a. bi,, viib ese hope for a solution Of the
,,.,,,,.-.. % -s,-vsuizat lu. As such, we hail
with -iueers sztisfact on. II is tile hrst
cas- = sssa.e the asieP II the fpeople,
~, ~ ressect TO past patty o. se-tioasl
prsf.,ence.. rrefuiices end predictions, in
-, ~, 1t ,se Natioral Executive, at
,enn,.i I'M Nsshvil e, with any reasonable
sbo,.s az succe=.. = &c ne ine.Pho9Pf the
rsb.blio, rtjs emiueutly due-to Pr&ident
johnson that he people Of Nashville and
Dsvissop count shou'd hold o. proposed
,a,,ti,.- and eve him enco6fagement IN
his sta,esmsulik- and magnanimous Po1ey
toucbing the re- re suization Of tire lste in
,urr,etioparv slac Duri the three
A. .l,,.i--i .rrstion Of the functions
orbis office OF NuisrY Governor Of Tennes-
~. hoasrer noe b, e 5mss, Eoftious OF cur
.;tiz.n. thought thev had cause 10 c-mplein
Of hi. conduct. he was really ihe pFieeior
and friend of al who were not indisros ed TO
live mn 10 Their duties as loyal citizens or
bouo-r bie 'disloyal non combatauts, and
they owe I i'm q very large debt Of gratitude.
There were times that but for his tirmness
and the confidence reposed in his Judgment
and integrit, BY AIT. Lincsln and his abi-
not. the military dsspo.sm here wnlld
have been So powerful and - rel-ntiess
scarcely ruv cues life and property would
have bseu safe. In the higher sphere "a
which ne bss been cslled By Providence
the same high qualities exerted to protect
the people here, have become shiel a .fol
the weak ana the defenceless ali over Che
land. Fscliou mss war upon him, ultra
rsdicsiisrn threaten, eggression-iil Is .many
forms attrmpt . g'struct as hatli end 4,
cor fuse his c0urcils, but, conscious Of the
rsctitude Of has purpose AID the justice o.
his policy. be viii attempt 20 dischsrga all
his obhraious 10 bis country. The peopl,
ofNash,llIe and Davidson. in sw Of th'
PEST and the preent shsuld u therefor, b'
most promp, ID giving him their aid and
encouragement. Let their m'edng, saiur-
dsv. be such a demonstration IS Will have
marked eject. not only here. but abs
abroad.
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The Anl-slavcr, Standard 81 re Qsh
inst, orers avery bitter tirsdo upon Pres.-
dent johnson S. follows. .rhis isaNhte
mau' sogas-y. ana by God, while am
president 6 shall be white mans Govcrp-
meni ii uiu such vord.--that An-
drew johnson. within q lev dsys, has an
nounced his convictions and policy The
AHti-slavery stsudsr5 a. opposed to
She restoration q thc scnthern States
except upon the basis q Negro suffrage;
hence its bitterness towards the Presi-
dent Or his intention 70 kerp The
Government under the rule % white people.
The artiele from which we quote is quite
lengthy, ana IS throughoui. denuueiat ~;
even accusing the President q breaking
faith wiih Carr shuru and Incorporating
the object of he southern tour But. ami,lsi
al its mountain % che @ tisere is 81 least one
grain Of wheaii and tbst Is iOand il tbs ad-
mission thai the Prssdent'splau ofres,5ta-
iion vi probably meet the sanction Of Cons
gress- This thought. doubles, sidsi in
driving The radical ball 70 fury.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

The Chicago Tribune advises the Repub-
lican partyOf New York, TO avow is priuei-
piles, awhether they chime with those Of
the Tennessee Democrat now in the Presi-
Dental chair, or mott s'Tennessee Demo
eratP' that's good
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

The6eorgia Central Railroad has procured
from the Government a sufficient quantity
Of iron and rolling stock toequiP their road
throughout its entire length, from Macon 10
Savannah
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

The Post-ofiiee Department has closed o
contract Cor the daily transportation of
mails on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road, between Memphis aud Stevenson,
Alabama.
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AdminIatrafnr,a Nntine.

no the creditors Of The estate Of j =. Mcdonald,
Il deceased: Having sugge ted the inso lVency O.
said estate 10 the Clerk of tho Smith County Court,
you sre hereby notified 10 Fl e your claims duly au-
theutcated, against gs0d estate with said Clerk on
orbe're the 18th day Of January lS66, OF they vii
sepel-v4t r. II. MCDONALD, Admir-.
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| ON THURSDAY MORNING, Sept 2lst, Will be
" sold a large lot Of Government Goods, con-
sistng in part Of the following srtices:
10 Clocks,
10 Iron Bedsteads,
10 Medicine Chests,
10 Cases,
Mess Chest,
10 Iron Bedsteads,
10 Clocks,
10 Cork Mattresses, nav,
Hair
Stove,
10 Blankets,
Counterpanes,
10 Pair Sheets,
10 Pillows,
10 Mosquito Bars,
10 shuck Mattresses,
20 Cork Pillows,
10 Clocks,
10 Iron Bsdstsads,
10 Medicine Chests,
10 &" Cases,
1 Mess Chest,
20 Hair Mattresses,
10 Cork Mattresses,
20 Blankets,
20 Sheets,
10 Pillows,
50 Musquito Bars,
20 shuck Mattresses,
20 Cork Pillows,
10 Knspsaeks,
10 Medicine Boxes,
so Blankets;
60 Sheets,
20 Pillows,
20 Iron Bedsteads,
20 Linen Sheets,
10 Medical Cases,
80 Planes,
p Mattresses,
Double Bedsteads;
l Wardrobe,
10 Iron Bedsteads,
50 Mattresses,
Clocks,
SO Chairs,
Fine Bedstead,
8 Wardrobes,
80 Pillow Slips.
A large assortment Of other Goods.
Catalogues viii be ready on the morn |
ing Of Sale.
Eep10 p
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Dissolution

fIWE Partnership heretofore exist ug hetrecu
L Va BON and W. A. PsrELrs. under the nsrne
end style @. BOYD ptch e.. esnerJ siesmbosf
Aeonis, D. tais Day dissolved ~ mutual consent
~ ~. 10y y Aone altlorIred 10 use TIE narue %
me urn n h1r ision, or other unsettled business
cQnnecies With the Oh 6rm. he boyd Fssunnes
q. Aaclie-, sra VIII colect SD cls.ms due ssl
arm- va. BOYD
" Is. PEBBLES
Ns hvl'e Sept u. LESS
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The great change boa public feeling, wi him
a short time, Is proved by the renarkablv
favors bic rt-el tioa sn Che most Radical
circles. of she sentiments announced ov
President johnson u ms late interview
with the >authcruers The. samc sgnU-
meui. spoken OF ora cfrlTcr Pcr,ols NglllA
have l,c,u nuEr.ly questioned and coutlo
vert,I. lr secret i- DE- be found lu DE
rumpos tIou 20. the American, eharcier. 10
- ri CD una uraiu ant sou islic and much
lees yiru.yut feelings E8Iu.t the South. 900
The taac o DE- overttrow Of slavery sad lke
suhuiz TO- of che POO De- fea flci resisted
bv them fora long ma with bloody oh.l-
b ~ -hs,l q iRttv r51g IN, out hy the oern =
hucd f0rcJ- OF mo-ai o. military logic.
have lvays contend. q that the moat io--
wing and teast e-ue. Peopie 81 Chs couti-
rcat art thU Abolt onils-the Old AMIR
slavery leaders. Til lhe rebellion forced
Ne ear. fhcy were d. piqncers snd the
apo.oel = every m'v,menA Ct peace. -it
Was, %, t-et, horror Of iubumanity which
crcatct tina. cHmhinstioD agalrst slavery
which. when slavery few 30 arms. wss 50
overwhelming. IL i-, therefore, on y rec
sunni be q u turl state OF ,miud when thoy
i rscIa M iiluls arXlotr fsr reconcaiat o.
NTH he s siillerb isal le. one thing
remaus 90 make The aati-slaVerv
people rrssy tnr che completes restoration,
viz: ItraS,l.-lrcr ltaf ttg r-cC1H.f1, lcii' fot
b .cr' T.ausFga 'sr Hfn-fsgs a. brr,ai asd
s-1tsf . 47 ftfrCr, FiHa aet e -ka- f1rts-
, sees Il tWa., y e SEQ by q great
thinker. q i,'w ia, sslo. 1hat uiiess thi- as-
L sl.t q sd y p-i. ieai efforts on lie
p-rt Do abe late mast p the black pa pa Ia
to1 Vgui8 go simp y g loving BRET utter
rsl.oum D.. spen ~ teguess Of human
81 .vcry-- ur m dc cruel under What was
cal.e.. law, aud the ,thcr rendered iutelora-
BE bcsauzs indiot5d WITH 5Jt ~ and ia the
Cd o1cs al she raiuial projectors ~ the
free linen. Batthess T,aoT le ill be under the
coa-taut guardianship 1T tllc Executive and
Of Ccne7css 9u that head taeuc liusi
always ~ sqlicitlac. bur lh re need ~ ~
we'll founded doubt amogg pelsuthropc
men. Apart Itom the nct of C1llEut 5 or
genising he bureau af,which General How
ard is tho ehieG and upon tehi ch heis huili-
ing sysicm llat viii Zoe egualiN p- eticsl
ana pormauent. there arc uUrcrlus Vicii ni
agencies IN the States OF fhc North Sad
West that VII inointain q its,ous a. well ts
q seaieus olsanilaton Tor hc protest snand
subsistence oi these b.. nut havias begun
thesTar, were made iis- men by rs develop,
nlent, and must never again Pc opure ssed lir 4
cnsiaNea tgNAsIoNAL-
3 gtsfcpeytod thse gx'snsive discoveries
Il aver ana coIFef hav heen made IN die Z
B.uo Ridge, in the vicinity. ST Calperprr
Csurs Hsuss. va ne eoprsr deposits arc
saSd 40 be exceedingly rich. Lead, 81 small /
quantities, had also been discovered iu .he
peishborbeod Of Orange Cour House.
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NrWt advertisements.

--------------------
We are authorised to announce JOIN IEFSBaru
as candidate ior Alderman in the Eighth WaTd
Elect on last Saturday 10 September. sp2I
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strsyed or stolen,

ER0M my residence On Cedar. ccrneT Of McLe-
II more, Bay Hose, hrSnded / Z. -, about
year cd, star IL the forehead, and one while
hind Rot liberal reward vii D. pale q returned
70 ne. lsp2olEl ELIZA COPELAND.
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County Court Smith County, September
Rules. 1885,

Rules, 1860.
John Jones snd others,
30 Bin to assign Dover and sell Lsnd
J. r. Eaton and others.
IN this cause, on motion Of complainant's Solicl
tors, and affidavit TO hii, it satisfactorily appeared
that he defendants III Ration. ] Phi chard and VII,
Mahu.da, Caroline cheek, and the children Of Ebe
Eezer Eaton de,eased5 names unknown, are non
residents Of The state Of Tennessee; 1t Is ordere,
by the ERIK thai publication be made for four sue
csssive weeks 10 The Nashville Union, a newspaper
published IN q cay Of Nashville, Tenn, requiring
said deiendan's % appear Uefore the County Cour
q smith. sitting st the Court house in Carthage OF
TIE hrst Monday 10 November next, then and Their
to plead, answer or demur 10 complsinant's bill o.
The same VIII 10 taken for confessed and set iO
hearing ez pale as 10 them.
seF2l-w5t &c. W. TURNER, Clerk.
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The Lafayette, Indiens, Courier ssys an
action was recently brought against Moses
Hanger, a wen known farmer Of that vi
entity, for giving employment to q negro,
in violation Of the 18th article Of the Con-
stitufion Of the State, which prohibits the
immigration Of persons Of color. The ease
was tried before magistrate, who imposed
the minimum fnesof SO and costs. The
case viii be appealedto the Supreme Court
OF the United States
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The Cholera In COnstantinOple-Its
Victims Already 10000.

WAsHINGToy, Sept. 1S.-The United
States consui u onstantinorle, IN q letter
to the State DepaHtment, dated August 1ath
says Il s estiulsted TAFT the victims Of the
cholera alreadT Number b 600. The num-
Der Of deaths III q single day have reached
1000, and it IL said that probably 200,0 Of
the terror-stricken inhabitants have left the
city. Tae. csnsu az Barceluna, under date
Of August p, ssys the cholera IS fully de-
clared IN this city, and deaths from which
disease have averaged up 10 this date about
u per day, OF the total number Of deaths
from cholera in Barcelona 20 Augustus. is
rs; there have also been many deaths
| from other diseases, although It is stated
| that over 50, 900 people have left Rorcelona
| during the last Is days, leaving at present,
| perhsps l3e,o09 persons in The city. On the
| 2lst inst, there were 81 deaths.
The Consul at Leghorn, Italy, reports,
under date Of august 25th, that thecholera,
/ which has prevailed ID an alarming degree
for the pas1 few months in Egypt, Turkey,
and some Of the eastern portions Of Italy,
| has not yet reached that place. Il
has not broken out On the west.
/ ern coast Of Italy, except at NAL
/ Ia. Among the Mussulman population.
! nightly professions perambulate the streets
chanting hymns and prayers for avertng
! the sc0urge. Among the Greek population
/ fright has almost resulted in famine. Ba-
/ kers are refusing 20 make bread, brutches q
/ Kill meat, and gr0cers 70 sell provisions
/ The panic among the masses Of the people
is out Of all proportion 70 the danger. II
| Ancona, and other places on the Adratici
| where il prevails, it is very fatal, ana O
! those attacked more than half have died.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notlce.

ITO the creditors Of the eststs Of B. R. Dsvs, de-
/ ceased: Having suggested the insolvency o.
SAID e. tats 10 the Clerk OF the Smith County Oours
you are hereby notified 70 hie your CLAIMS duly au-
thentiuatea against said estate, with ssd Clerk on
or before the 11th day Of Fehtuary, 1880, or they
will be hsrred their pro rata.
fep2l-W4t NV. PHILLIPS, Adr'r.
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The Augusta Coustitutionalist Says; f.
W. Cole, Esq, formerly Superintendent Of
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
has been elected superintendent of the
Georgia Railroad. He is an efficient Super
intendent and worthy gentleman.
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1866. GREAT 1865.
Mammoth
AUCTION SlLE,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
SEPTEMBER lsh, 2olh and 2lst, ls65,
GEORGE SHIELDS * Co,
UTIL sell at Auction, the largest. best select
/ w ed and most attractive Stocks Of Dry Goods
Clothing Hats, Boots, shoes, Queens are, Bard
are, Cutlery, Carpetngs, Tsrle and Floor oil
ioths, Variety Trimmings, Notions, &c, &c, thal
As been offered 81 Auction m this city fos a nun
Der Of yesrs-H Is designed TO be
The Sale of the Season.
This Stock VIII embrsce a full snd complete as
| sortment Ct ladies' Dress Goods, Under- Wear
Cloaks, Nantes, Hosiery, Collars. Bonnets, Bats,
Trimmings, shaWls, Fannels, large lot Of Palmo-
! rsl and Boop Skirts, Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
| Prints Blsached snd Brown Domesfies, EmblOd-
| eres, Periumery; indeed every article necessary
and attractive to the comfort and taste Of the La
The Sale of the Season.
ALSO

A large invoice Of Cloths, p ain and Fancy CASH
meres, Ssttinetts, Jeans, TWeeis, Over and Under
Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Half Hose, Silk and
Cotton HandkeIchiefs, Cravats, scars, Ties Gloves
Collars and Buck Gauntlets, making complete out
fits for Gentlemen's Wardrobss; Ladies', Misses
Mems Boys and Youth > CHildren and Iufan's
Boots, Shoes and Balm orals; large stock Of Over
Dress and Frock Coats, Pants and Vests; a large
line Of White Goods, Irish Linen, Napkins-tOgeth
er with an almost endless variety OF Fancy Articles.
Notions, 6c., &C. A large mslority of these Goods
have been purchased recently Of first hands i'm.
pOrters and at auction BY an old snd experienced
Merchant, designed expressly for this sale. They
are now Fresh and 5essonsbe, and viii be sold
without reserve in liberal lots to dealers only.
You are hereby particularly and respectfully ingi-
ted TO attend this large and attractive sale at
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i. 200 aeres Of Land for Sale,

d. rtue CT two Deeds Of Trust executed 10 us
II by James q. Charlton on the 18th day OF De-
comber, 1905 one registered II the Register =
oinee Of Davidson county, in Book NO. 81, psges
85a, $50 snd 800 and the other registered n The
Reg ster's Office OF Ruihsrlord county, IN hook No
H. page 90. We nov propose to sell any or al o.
sad lands and town lots named il SAID deeds.
Tract No. 1 cor-ainng 60 aciea, known as the
Homestead tract No. 2, containing eco acres,
known as the Rozzell tract. Tract No s. containing
100 acres on Hamilton creek. Ira { No 4, contsia-
lrg Sc acres, no The neighbOrhOOd o. Antioch. Also
several town lots 10 Layergne. Any person wish
ing 70 purchase any Of said property viii he shown
the alne By either Of Us, or by Dr. J. h Charlton.
JAO. HILL,
H. GREGORY, Trustees.
WM n. MASON,
sep2l-w3jr
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County Court Smith County, September

E. N. Mcdonald and others,0
Bll to sell land
W 2 Mcdonald and others
n this case, q appearing 70 The satisfaction Of ths
Il Clerk, that the defendant, W. b. Mcdonald, re-
sides reyond the limits OF the State Of Tennessee
SO that the ord Nay process Of law cannot be
served upon him; 10 is oTdere thai publ cation he
made in the Nashville Union newspaper pub
shed IN the city Of Nashville. requiring sad de-
fendant, TO appear 81 the next term o. the County
Court for Smith county, to be held at Carthage on
! the first Monday 10 November, then and there to
plead, ansser or oeunur 70 compliments bill, OF
the same VII be taken for confessed and set down
| for hearing eE paIle as TO him
| sepZl-W4t T. w. TURNER, Clerk.
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Va Debts Of Rebel states.

No sooner did the disunionists succeed IN
dragg'ng State into the rebellion, than
they sought to inv I've 1t aud its citizens
iHeztrieably, by causing IL to incur vast
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Smassmtuts.
New Theatre

New Theatre
OoSNER OF UNION AND sunrzs -
4sdf z tuLLEs .............-
I y tti-4 -------.-..-.-.-..... t.-'.-lesss,
Is = -. a-a1sfs-
-. So -s-ra-
Positively the last night but t-o,r-
Young Actress 'aa-r q
N ASS FANNY II. PRTCr
Thursday Evening, September DID s,.
"lil be presented the 4th Aet 10 q, ''.i,
beautiful creation Of the saazesTe,-.
MERCHANT OF, Nyr,,
To conclude with the sublime pl.,.,
THE sTRANGEp
Mss Fsanv 8. Pri,oss Psrs.
NJ D. haaeneit IS shylock and tbe sl.1-es-
~
Fflday-6rz1d cornplfn,eut--v n.
Appearance tut one Of Fanny 3. -, ID u.
rDoors open st To'eloek; Cur.s -.
scale Of Prices,
Private Boxes--...sio 90 Dress ca,
/ --.-- 5 90 Psrqnst,s ----,i-l
i 49, n .- an % GALLERY ... "a
~'7''9i i'-'''''-'----''--.---..-.-..-....
-. Sss 4 can oe secured 81 the Tssst-.
q M tiil pm without eEtra char-s' ,--l
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Money is 50 plenty that merchants bal
lance their cash in hay scales. Mister, hand
us down five cents worth Of eoarse kisses. :
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,sa \. sg.r.I :. q. % l. n..n ,ss.


aLhAANphA ~ chtF tNe.
Mr.. stephens hepes huVe thus far, been
''illusory '-he is stall IN For. Warren. Ras
be must not despair. Hunter the next IN
oHrs below hiu..--President 81 ihe Ie5e
ssuuie-has been rtleascd from D. i.oH On
farol THIS b ing che ease The e is no good
ioas PEI. has se now ~ why SIMILAR lsRz
ieu,y shoald tiat be- rrac iced la ne e. -
n stefhgus We believe great piIbIt
good m eht bee accomplished by TIC
di-1 hsl -esvi Mr. Stephos eH raro e, %
lnot-ls bA parha Hit uhueuei hn
Georgia b. coeNjeusivc with the 3 g.
arj ituenbI be s,se-tdl ~ srly and siucersly
to "tIe she Siate Go the Un.on IN ace So
sus, aiih abe policy Of ihc Pre- ett.
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Wantad.

NO. HOUsE-KEEPER- middle aged Eo-
- man, without FANNY, who has experience in g
Hotel. Apply 10 Erwin House.
sap2J-n WIN. GLENNY, Proprietor.
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An EnglIshTnan's idea OF this Country
aud ftc n ~

and It's Dsbt.
At The dinner at the McHenry House, in
Meadyille, Pa, 20 Fir Morton Peto'and his
Euglish friends, on a tour Of inspection a
tie Atlsntic and Great Western Railway
and fhe country in general, that gentleman
maiea speech. he said there was-there
sbould be-notling but mutual interest be-
tween America aud Great Britain. ''There
! Is pqtbipg o much 10 De avoided, as the
eight 20 aliei ation b.1Weeu the two peo-
pies; but Sir, the frank, MANLY, and OUT
spJkeul manner ID which you I'D as The
honor lsst CHE to speak on this subject,
iIiziae5s- ineto'afso.s peai, 'witHeutthe slight
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Adminlstrator s Notice.

TO the cred tors Of the estate Of Josiah Halum,
said estate to the Clerk OF the Smith County Court
you are hereby notified % fle your claims, duly
authenticated, against said estate, with said clerk
on or before the 18th dsg of February, 1861 or they
viii he barred from their pro rnta go ....
sep2l-wit iBOs. FISHER. Admir-.
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-. leller Iron Nr. sIrphcns.

w have permits itn % hiake extracts OF q
letter from Hon. A d. stephens io d sent e.
man OF thisc ~. The letter is dated torl
Marrens Bostll, Hsrbor, Masss August al.l d,
1875. Id his ieiter. M sicphcns says
D am now iu much better hsallh
thun uhcn / wrote % YOU. the release 'fom
CLOSE uhuemeui end removal RON the
quarters 10 which was FIRST placca .1afig
beipg utau others more comioriahle' hate
IS bcsii oi .reat betehf bsne. SAP now al
mos % u,t quite as wei as I was wien 4
camc here
! Sc by lbg papers of this morning chat
my brNhef. Linton steiiheis, len Washing
CON yesterday Tor this place t' see uv. li IS
also reported thut } shalt probably be ne
leased 90 parse. THIS b. chlering news 90
me. III the hopes found gu % prove 81 ne
uui u gsor hops toon o. De al home
gain and O. DIS Distant day ID see you.
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