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Nav YoRE, Jan. S.-The Timts spe-
cial says. Il is rumOred that Sherman
has communicated to the President
that the Georgia State authorities hsve
applied to come back into the Union,
and that Secretary Stanton>s visit to
Savannah Is doubtless in connection
with this.
The TIMES says Gen. Thomas has
been made a Major Generalin the reg
ular army.
BALTIMORE Jan S-Henry NJ. Flint,
Druid" the correspondent Of the
World, has been arrested here by the
military authorities, charged With DIS
loyalty. he is now in custody. iSyfi5 .
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ID L H ID,

On the evening Of the sth inst, j. r. HUF, HIs-
sos, Acting As istsnt Surgeon L. 8. T., Of pulmOna
y consumption, eyed IS years INT the lime Of
his decease he was on rrofessions' duty at llos-
p,t.l No. 70. His funeral viii take p'secthis morn
ing at IL O'Clock.
Cinciaraii aud Columbus ohio, pagers please
copy.
In this city, sunday morning, EIESoE sLoAN, wife
Of L. G Coleman, Jr., aud daughter Of Fred. Sicsp,
deceased.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family sre
invited to attend the funeral fr the residence No
S. North Market street, Wednesday morning At
eleven o'clock. Services by Rev Or. Howell.
jap.iO 2t IHI=- -a.
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information IS wanted Of my wife, Mr..
John J. Banks, and two children. / left
them on Friday morning lsst, temporarily,
at private residence in the city, and since
then, being q stranger, have NOT been able
to identify the place. Any information Of
their whereabouts will be gratefully re-
ceiyed BY distressed husband. l can be
found at the upper end Of the Market
House. . t-I-N 2 JeHS J BANKS.
Nashville, Jan. s.
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Smith County Circuit
Court,
CARTHAGE. TENN

Virginia d. Allen
a... AttachmentiBnl. b.. .
RIA LapsIey, ct ais. Noyember Term 1854.
I T appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that
i the de fendsnts, r. A. Lapsey and John Allen
have removed themselves out of the State of Ten
nessee and beyond the jurisdiction Of this Court so
that ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
them, tits therefore ordered by the COu { that
publication be made four consecutive weeks in a
newspaper called the Nashville Union published
IN Nashville, Tenn, commanding said defendants to
appear AZ the next term Of this Court sitting At
carthage, Tenn, commencing on The fourth Mon
day OF March next, (ls65) then snd there to plead
amer OF demU TO eOmpla nant's attachments d N
or The same Will be taken for confessed as 10 them
and set for hearing a. pdrfs
Test IRA W. KING. Clark
ianl0--dIt, w3t By. L. ARnprI1. Damn
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Special Auction Sale or Household ana
Kitchen Furniture.

Jno. X Hun & Co., VIII sell, on Thur
day MOI nin,, the 18th day Of January, 1863,
at No. Is South Summer street, one Psrlor
sett Furniture; one Bed Room Sett FuTni-
ture, Centre Table, Wash Stand, Chairs,
Toilet Sets, two Ingram Carpets: new;
Shades, Corniee., &c, Sc. Remember,
Thursday Morning. JAMIE 81.
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Auction Sale Of FurnlsuTe.

Crunk, Glsscock & Co., will sell at the
residence Of Calvin Ferguson, on Russell
street, Edge6eld, all Of his household and
kitchen furniture, &C., On Thursday, Jan.
II, 1865. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
Jan. At
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United States Direct Taxes.

OFTTcE USITFp STATS DIRECT Tax CossMfsst1NER !
DIsTRIcr OF TTNNEssEE
NASHVILLE JAS'Y 10, 1855.
TUT QUOTA OF DIRECT LAKES DUE FROM
Il the County Of Davidson, in the 81 e of Tonne
see, under the set Of Congress y approved August
1851, hiss been appOrloned and charged upon sll
Is Ialu. anG lots OF ground IN said County Of Da-
ioroh' ~ pursuance OF The act OF Congress entitled
Al act Ios ne tollecuon OF lTeci taxes ininsur-
retiOnary districts within the United Stass and fr
ether purposes" approved June = 1852
90 ne IAIe thls ehsrgeu may De PAID within sixty
days trom this date, into the Treasury OF the United
states, or 90 the Commissioners at their Once n
Nashville, No. - South Cherry street
E.P, FERRY,
DELANO T. SMITH.
JN0 B. RODGERS.
fJ4nleADs Comm ssiOusfs
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toAMlltEE On BUSINESS.
Considerable discussion arose relative
to the appointment of a Business Com
nletee, regarding the number to be IS
signed to each section The first prop
osition was to have three from each sec
ton Some delegates desired nine
from East Tennessee, and six from
each Of the others, as more fair, on ac-
count of the predominance Of Union
sentiment in the first named.
Mr Maynard proposed to make the
number five from each section, but on
the suggestion Of Judge Milligan, ne
reduced the number to three. This
motion was agreed TO unanimously.
All resolutions were ordered to go to
this committee without debate.
The committee will be announced
to-day
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Smith Counry Circuit
Court.
CARTHAGE, TENN.

Ira ". King, Administrator oGthel
estate Of John K. Moores, deceased ! Attachment.
vs.. Nov. Term
samuel GOOde 1864
II appearing 10 the satisa ton Of the Court that
Il the ds1enoant. smuel GOode, il q nonresident
of Tennessee; il Is ordered that publication be made
oar consecutive weeks as requi ed by law in q
newspaper published in Nashville Tenn, called the
Nashville Union, commanding the said defendant to
appear at the Xt term Of this Court sitting at
Carthage Tenn, commencing on the fourth Mon
day OF March next, then and there TO plead answer
OF demur 20 plaintiffs attachment, or the same
viii be taken for confessed and set down for hear
pGrtc 10 him. q ... .-.H. DID,.
Test, IRA ". KING, Gle k
ianl0-dit w3t ,JoHS L. ARNDELL, Dep'ty
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Evening Session.

~ Clements offered the following
resolution, which was lost
Resolved, That ali soldiers, whether
officers or pTirates, who are here as del
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Love and law srs things We hsd better
keep out of Il We can. They both Iced to
strong attachments.
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80. "a. PUhLIC sor-AR1
Auction Sale every Wednesday and
Friday.
Small DWELLINGS for Sale

4 BRICK DWELLING ON SOUTH UNION
n street, between High street and Franklin
Pike, containing three rooms and store room. Lot
IN by 100 feet, and inIried ate possession given
neat brick dwelling on s. College street, beyond
the residence Of isaac Paul, Esq, no. IA Price
SZ7OO Lot % By 136.
small Framed Dwelling on 8. Cherry street:
opposite the south end Of " Cemetery. House
and lot offered for lie sum Of slGOO
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Young Marned Ladies whose EniaiDrtune Il hss
been not 70 bring 6orth In due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and rsplenish. m
tbs IS your desire you can consult ne either ~
letter OF in person. No lady over thihy-6ys yesfa
OF age need make application. All communications
BY letter or person strictly con6de1tid-
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re<%. UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR McClLL,
; BOTiNIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DIsEAsE5, L
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, As IT Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. = L.

For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment of
diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LIE 5 THERAPEUTIcs and MArERlA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find d.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men. of the age in the treatment of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is guaFan-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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alfm advertisements,

HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE, TESS., Jan. sth, 1850.
Gene raj ORDER E,
The following instructions have been received
from Mai. Gen. Thomas, commanding: r
HCali ali safe guards in and send tsern TO their
commands, and give the necessary orders TO pre-
vent in the future, the sending ont CT any more
from this Post" l0t
In pursuance hereof all safe guards ftou this
Post by whatever authority detailed, will be at
once returned 70 the Hospitals or barracks from
which they came mi no application for Others will
be entertsinei in future ......-.
BY u rnand Of Brig. Gen. JoBS f. MllIle:
T.. HOWLANU.
Capt. and Assist Adj. q Il.
HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE, }
OfFiCT OF PR0rosT MARsluAL
NASHVILLE. TESN., Jan. ., 1865 }
General Orders, I'D.
No. ., J EXTRACT.
Provost Order No. 4, dated Nashville Tenn,
Jan. 8, 1868, prohibiting cit zens nom wearing the
Tn form Of United States soldier does not epply
10 Government Employees.
By command Of Brig. Gen. JoHy F BILLER
JAMES /. BOYD
Capt, and ASST Provost Marsha
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vs. Rulea Jan 6, IsC5.
Marcy Jane, Joseph r. and
Mary Porter and Renelda ...t
English.
IT appearing to the Clerk from the esse that al
the defendants are nOn-rcsidents OF the fstata M
Tennessee; 4 Is ordered that publication he made
four successive weeks in newspaper sIleJ The
Nashville Union, published in Nashville. Tenn
commanding said defendants n appear ri the en-
SUING March Term asGjJ Of the Smith Comfy
Court, sitting 81 Carthage, Tenn, on tbs ira
MONDAY Of Faid month, to plead, answer or delnur
n conplainants bill, or the same viii he taken Tor
confessed ~ TO them sni set down for hesrIng n
pdlTs. F. ". TURNER,
)sni0-dlW3t Clerk
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Amusfnt&nts.
New Theatre.

ew Theatre.
coEEER OF UNION AND sUAnlER STREET,,
J. R. ALLEN-...............SoleL Lessee and Manager.
John HDNIEE1 ,...-.---.-. .--.-5tlg9 hanaseF'
j.. r. ALIEN fessl e
Third Week Of the young and talented Actresses,
THE WEBB SISTERS.
IN Four Of Their 'lreat Charaeters
Tuesday Evening, January 10Th,
VIII he pe,f5rned the besutiful Drama Of the
AIARKET GIRLOFPARIS
The Inehess De Fr0nsac' Miss Emma Webb
Euoenie ne Market Miss Ada Webb.
To conclude With the ButlesQuc Of
Ely O'ConnOr.
n les Hacoppaleen Nils Emma webb
Hardness Cregsn- IL Webb
IN rehesrssl-Waiting for TIE Verdict.
Private Boxes ....-.S5 % Orchestra Seats-75 cts
Parquefte .-....-. 80 Gallery cts
ColOred Gallery. .......-.......5O cts
Doors open at q 70 O'Clock Performance 10
commence At ~ O'Clock.
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Sec. l. Slavery and involuntary servi
tude, except for the punishment Of
crime, whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted, are hereby forever
abolished and prohibited. (Chesrs)
SIC. 2. The Legislature shall make
no law recognizing the right of proper
ty in man (Cheers.) ~
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Large Dwellings.

70HE LARGE AND SPACIOUS HOUSE on THF
i \. Z. corner Of Church and Spruce streets
The Lot contains seventy feet 'front.' and the house
hss ten OF twelve rooms, with kitchen. servants
READ value. AIS .-
delightful home place on Summer street, be.
tween Church and Broad Just suitable for fafnil
thai wants 10 'locate for life. Reasonable figures
Together with vast sIpount Of otrer pr01erfy
az the Office OF Nelson A MURFRFF
iguT-Iv
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Night Emissions GnrAn

Young Man. stop before you farther 70. OF All
diseases subject 70 Man, there Is no disssa 40 bsyd
70 cure ~ Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce thst understa1d treating il and 10 you csn
say thst have cured dozens IN this city 81 vel a.
ar md are how well cured by me. arn daiIy 70.
ceving letters and sending medicine 70 an parts al
the country. In word, al that are dissased h
any Esy, snd will give ne a call vill dive ssfis
action Tor al Of the diseases nsentiopsd 81 tbia ~
vertssment The best o. references giVea IN thIs
siiy.
DIR. kO9ILL,
Union street, Nashville. Tenn.
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SIS Reward.
HORSE STOLEN,

EROM THE RACK IN TIE FRONT OF CAPT.
evening Of Jan. g. 1865, a SORREL MARE. seven
years Old, about Is hands high with a small star IN
her forehead near the ear, string halted slightly,
one-haf of her name cropped. Also saddle mark
ed, ltft eye sore from recent brUise. The above
reward vi be pad il left at the camp of thu 9th
Indiana Cavalry, Edgeield, or at the office If CITY
Police. LIEUT.. C. HITCHCOCK, =
lans-3t Co E, 9th Ind Cav.
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10 The Ladies,
RterIufY.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with sueessF.
Those Married LADIES' who hsve been 50 unsoFtn-
mats 70 n1lseaTy OF prove Rooraons can be carried
cat.
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oux1rEc OF BUSINESS.

egates, b,s admitted to ssats in this con-
vention
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Confederates

Captaln befn1nea- F.R
Also grouPss q al the prominent Federals
90 one card "a
/ Group q AL ne proHninsns Odnlsaarate
6ensra4s On one card..-.,.,...............s-, g
aoyS-Sm.
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Ohronie CaSS

with satisfaction: Rhsumsssm, Affections or tbs
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat 6Nellsd Jojnte
Sdf Limbs, Pieursy, Pains, Ulcers, Cazeef Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart sDd LAFeT, Inflammation Of
Deafness, Diseasesl Of the Eyear Dsbhbated 5ys-
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consumption
together Eith ell Private Disc asea ami
Diseases OF the L mary OrRans.
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Smith County Court Clerks
Office, Carthage, Tenn.

Nathan Phillips, admir- Of the
Estate Of ThOs. Porter, decd,
Impcsn n Estis ana wife,
Unita,
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Grangsr-Jno Brooks, DR.. Thorn
bury, T. R West, N Goldman, Geo. w.
Western, DR.. W c. Senter, Chairman
Warrington Col s r n. Patton,
chairman, c. A. Esmes, Capt. Geo. E.
Grisham, Samuel Griffith, { n. Crit
eth, Henry Marshal, VIM CofFman.
VIM Milburn, Dr.. W. Smith, Dr.. J.
T. Cozien, Jno Vest, D. y. Nelson.
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J. r. ALLEN...............SoleL Lessee and Manager.
John HUNILEf ,-..-.-.-.-. .......-...Sae Manager
u r ALLEN, ..... ............. Treasurer
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5, residsnt-Col S K. Rodgers
Vics Prcsidsnt-Col. W. b. Wilson
Col W. K Hall, Gen. 4 c. Gillem.
,Sccretarie5-E. P. Cone, .Ipo. League
Elicit 4. James.
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SCHEDULE.

SIC. Section 81 of the ID Article O l
the Constitution, which is as follows
" The General Assembly shall have no
power to pass laws for the emancipation
Of slaves without the consent of their
owner or owners, is hereby obliterated
-,
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Third Week Of the young and talented Actresses,
THE WEBB SISTERS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-15
TRIPLE MURDER NEAR LITrLE FALLS, ~.

One of the most terrible tragedies that
ever shocked a community, occurred
about four miles east of Little Falls, some
time between Sunday night and Tuesday,
in the family of Daniel Walradt. Mrs.
Walradt, and her daughter Josephine, a
girl of about twelve years of age, were
found foully murdered-their throats cut
from ear to ear, and Walradt in position
which pointed at him conclusively as the
perpetrator Of the deed, and the agent of
his own destruction.
Upon entering the sleeping apartment
of the family-for it would appear that
they occupied the same room-the beds
were found to have been occupied, but In
no more than the usual state eff disorder
Descending by the back stairs to the
dining room, a spectacle more wildly aW-
full than words can picture, was presented
to view. Behind the stove, and directly
against the stairway lay the dead body of
the girl Josephine long cash from ear
to ear showing where her young life blood
oozed away; beyond, and in the middle
of the room lay the mother-the same
ghastly wounds upon her neck, and which
had done such fearful execution. Upon
its back and at the end of work bench
in the wood house, lay the body of Daniel
W Walradt-murderer and suicide. A gun,
fastened to one of the standards of the
bench, with a string leading from the
trigger, grasped tightly in his hand. The
fearful wounds in the head, where the
murderous lead had passed through the
temples, tearing out and scattering the
brain, bore their evidence of the manner
of his death. No cause, other than that
Of temporary insanity, can be assigned for
this fearful deed. Mr.. W. had always
born an honest and upright character,
was know as kind, loving husband, an
afeHtionate %5S at1 father and Ia good citizen.
charged Walradt with both murder and
suicide. Nothing in the house was dis
;urbed, but jug partially filed with
iquor and stained with blood, led to the
belief that the deed was done in drunken
renZV
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-15

There is a grand row in progress among
the Fenians at headquarters in New York.
O'Mahony, the head of the Brother
hood, has taken possession of a palatial
mansion on Union Sqnare. which is sump-
tuously furnished, and in which he is run
min the institution called the Irish Re-
public" surrounded by Cabinet Officers
and other functionaries, all modelled at
ter our Government institutions at Wash
ington Preparations are making to issue
bonds of the Republic to be placed in
the market, and funds to large amount
belonging to the Brotherhood are in his
possession. These proceedings have ex-
cited suspicious that there is reckless
ness and extravaganza in the management
of o O'Mahony, and body known as the
Senate, now in session, has deposed him.
In reply to this, Mr. O'Mahony has
issued bulletin denying their authority,
and communicating the offenders. Bull
letins and counter bulletins are being is
sued in great profusion, and the contest
bids fair to afford another illustration Of
the celebrated Irish contest of the Kill
keny cats
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For the DelaWare GAzsLIs
A YISIT 10 The OIL WELLS.

Being on business In the eastern part OF
Knox county, concluded to visit the
oil wells in that neighborhood.
The Buckingham well, near Millwood,
has been abandoned for the present, oil
not being found in paying quantities. At
the Butler well, three miles down the
creek, they are still boring, having gone
already LOO feet. At the Neff we'll L met
the gentlemanly proprietor, and from him
learned some interesting facts. AT the
depth of Sc feet they struck a vein of
water 10 inches deep, but 1t did not OBJ
struct the workmen, until at the depth of
6S6 feet they struck vein of gas which
has prevented any further progress in the
work, and it is impossible fully to de-
scribe it. Like Niagara, it must be seen
to be appreciated. At intervals of from
one to three minutes, a jet of water about
four inches in diameter rises-not by a
steady uniform rush, but by sudden pull
satiOns, varying from one to ten, twenty
and thirty feet, till it rises to about eighty
feet, then it subsidies in the same manner,
and ceases to flow, aud by applying a
torch to it, the whole jet takes fire, and
at once becomes one OF the most magnlh-
cent exhibitions of works imaginable.
The water being forced up by the gas, it
becomes ject of fire and water, mixed,
yet distinct each from the other, and when
the water disappears IN the TUBE, there
continues dark Pickering fame, from
few inches to number of feet in height,
till another rush of water extinguishes it:
then by applying the torch, the whole
thing is repeated, and when the derrick,
which is fifty feet high, shall be covered
with icicles, as it soon will be, who can
describe the beauty and grandeur Of the
scene in dark night I had but twi-
light view, and it more than compensated
for the toll of visiting it; and though [
would not wish to encourage the com
mission of evil deeds, yet in visiting
NefTs we'll I should choose darkness
rather than light.
Truly yours, B. H. WILLIS.
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CONGRESS-.

SENATE, Dec. 11.-Mr Wilson. of
Mass, presented petition of $500 eel
Ored men Of the District of Columbia
asking that the right of suffrage be con-
ferred upon them.-Referred to the com
mittee on the District of Columbia. The
President pro tenn. announced committee
of thirteen to act in conjunction with the
House Committee to arrange proceed
ings to be taken in reference to the death
Of President Lincoln. Mr.. Wilson in
trodueed bill making it crime to deal
in, bonds, notes and other evidences of
debt of the late so-called Confederate
States. A resolution was adopted calling
on the President for the correspondence
with France in reference to the attempt
to establish monarchial government in
Mexico; also fer correspondence or other
information. in relation to the decree of
the so-caIled Emperor of Mexico deny.
ing belligerent rights to the Liberals. and
ordering those captured to be shot with
out trial. Mr.. Wade, of Ohio, offered
the following preamble and resolutions
which were referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations:
WH4REAs'1q q letter Of instructions.
dated July Sd, 1862, directed to the Cen,
eral Commanding the Frauch forces in |
Mexico, the Emperor of the French in
dicated his policy concerning the affairs |
Of this continent, by declaring that It was
his intention to establish monarchy in |
Mexico, which would restore to the Latin /
race on this side of the Atlantic all Their
strength and prestige, guarantee security /
to the French West India colonies and
those of Spain, secure the interests and
establish the influence of France in the
center OF America and prevent the peo-
pie of the United States from taking pos
session Of the Gulf Of Mexico, from which
they would command the Antilles and
South America, and so become the onIV
dispensers of the products Of the New
w orld and,
WHEREAS, In pursuance of said policy
an effort has been made to establish {,
in Mexico, contrary to the
wishes of the. people, and to support
Maximilian in his usurpation by Europe-
IN soldierS and, II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-15

CoTToN Crop IN IL11NoIs.-The Chi
ton has been raised in Southern Illinois,
the yield being from one to two thousand
pounds per acre, and as good Gotten as
the best upland" of the Southwest. In
Union, Williamson, Perry, Jackson, and
Saline counties alone, at last one hundred
thousand bales have been raised, and in
other counties, where not as much has
been planted, the experiment has proved
equally successful. The cotton, after be-
ing picked, is sent to the gins to be pre-
pared for market Cairo Is the principal
point at which the ginning is now per-
formed, but preparations are making for
Venient points.
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sheriR's Sale! !!

Harriet C. Ches eldine, BY VIRTUE of an order of
gf Sale to me directed from the
To- Court of Common Pleas Of
William L. Miller, ct al Delaware county, Ohio,
= SHALL offer for Public Auction on the 18th
day of January, A. D. 1866, at O'Clock P. NJ. ct
the door Of the Court House in Delaware in said eOu
ty the following described Real Estate to-wt Situ-
ate in the County of Delaware in the State of Ohio,
and bounded and described follows, to-wit GER
tain tract of land situate the of Eden and
ing lots numbered fourteen (14) and fifteen (Ib1,
the plat said town. and being ninetysix (96)
east and west. Appraised at three hundred dollars
(S3OO). JNo. W. LADD,
Dec Is 65-ts-$5 Sheriff, Delaware CO., o..