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TILE REST GROCERS

And apothccaries IN the ts~u all sci the famous
Golden Sheaf Nh,sey. 1t /. always Fure and
good
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JOHN 4 RoBERT DuNsrE,

Export their Sue old fonio. poci GIN, and Il /
iottied IN America rs Z. 4. RICH ARDS, wiia +
their agent II il tho trS' Art cc Of q
b.. obtained and is ,eid by ali srocer- sad drugs
A5-For sale in thsso7tb 10y I. u IccS,
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Particular Notes.

1,Il E subscriber takes this method q notifv,
l. those Indebted to him. eiths. By nrts or,
account. thnt from, this date % 1ptt, IL. 6 give.
them to Ray .p.H After TIA. time iii demsnds
tion, 2Ais is . real "shsrnr'a order. and n
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have perfect discsian the st5maeh b. yigor
and the appetite good. Whoever the EtorRFsF,
will be sure to eui t'ise blessings ~ to breathe. )
per bottle. Depot. IS pey ST, n y. Sold by C q
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A Cough, Cold. or Sore Throat.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

will find 7rochss usefal in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs. The 1ro-hcs are recommended and pres
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from eminent men throughout the country. he
ing an article of true merit, and having pr.red
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finds them in new localities in various parts of
the world, and the 1rocbcs are universally pro.
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OBTAIN only "BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHrs,"
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that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in
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We rarely employ travelling agents. az so many
imposters are habitunliy prowling in the assumed
pacity of soliei OTIS for journals. We prefer
TINT our subscribers shall pay their money to
persons they know and Of whose int gritty they
assured. Arg friend who believes he will do
coed BY increasing the circulation of The TRi.
EuxE is authorized to eolict and receive sub
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cent without charge to those requiring them.
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thoiy neigh 5ors aud acquaineanccs to in in MAX
ms Up their clubs.
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Probate N Offices.


The subscriber hereby gives public notice all
i cerned, that lie has been dnly appointed and has
tak@1 Upon himself the Trust OF Administrator of tfe
estate of
SARAH W. HoOKE late OF
Casine in The Co Of Hancock married woman deceased
bygving bond ~ the aw Directs he therefore requests
all persons who arendcbted to the said dcceaseds
to make immediate pay those who have any de-
+, A. H00KE.
CASTING, Dec, a. 1865. 81
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con-
! cefned, that he mas been duly appointed and has
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of the
estate Of
2EBULoN SMITH. late of Ellsworth.
in the County OF Hancock jeweler deceased. by giving
bond the law direcs therefore requests all persons
who indebted to the said dcceascds estate to make
immediate payment. and those who have any demands
' GEO. pARcnER.
Ellsworth Jan, +th, 1866 81
Ats Court Of Probate holden at EiIssorth within and
Tor the County of Hancock. on the third day OF Jan.
4. D. 1866
A NNIE j.. WEBSTER widow Of Nathan P Webster
n late If Verona deceased having ma lie apple ton
to me for allowance out Of the rcrs ona estate Of sail
deceased:
Ordered That the said petitioner give notice to all per-
Interested by caus copy olthis order to be pub
ished three Ks successiveyn the Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth that they may appear Probate
Court, to be holden at swtr II in sar county, on the
first Wednesday of Fb. next, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and shew caus il any they have why an nj
loHance should not b. made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-At'ss.,
At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within and
for the County OF Hancock, the Third day Of Jan
A.. 1866.
C,lIARLurTE wEBB widow of VIM z. Webb late Of
~ Deer Isle deceased having made appi cation me
for an aowace out Of the personal estate of said de-
ecased ard TOR the appointment OF conmiss toner's set
out her dover ia said dccetseds estate:
OTdered-fht the said petitioner give notice I'll
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American and Foreign Easents.

fTiJ, an extensive practice Af upwards Of twenty
~ years continues to secure Patents in the [ nted
Ststes; also GREAT britain, France and o;her fol
cisn cuuntres. Caveats, spec EG1tiope Bonds, As
siguurnts an all pafers irs wings Cox Patents ex-
eeu:ed reasonable terms WIKI dispatch. A"search
made into American ana Foreign works, to deter
min. the validity aud utility Of p tents OF Inventions
and legal aal other ADVICE rendered in all matters
touching the sane. Copies oil the claims Of any m
furnished by renting dollar. Asst snments
recorded in Washington.
No fqeney in the United S.1tss possesses superior
faculties FER ost0issng Poteats or asceaIaining The
proctiea5;htg Of intentions.
During eight months the suhSoribcr in the course of
his larss practice made sWice iected publications.
siSTEES ArrEALsi energ one Of which was decided
IN his 5l,or b. the Commissioner Of Patents.
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IL Linn. who has been cred Of great ner.
vonS;cbilitv nrr may yers of misery, tesires
make knoMl to Ill fellow sufferers the sure means
Of rsliei.
Ad,iress, enclosing q stomp, Mrs. VI. MEPREST
Box Sos Boston. and the prescription will be snt
free 81 retur2 mail. 5Hf
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New York Tribune.
1866,

Our most momentous. arduous struggle having
resulted in the triumph Of American Nationality,
the utter discontinue and overthrow OF Secess.
jocing in this result. will labor to conserve the
legitimate fruits of this grand, beniguaut victory
rendering Liberty and Opportunity the common
heritage Of the whole Americpn People now and
evermore.
Discountenancing all unman!y exultatiou over,
Or needless iuletVn OF pain or ptiyation the
uphollers Of the lost cause, it will insist on tie
earst possible restoration of the Southern States
to their former power and influence in our Union
on the basis of All Rights for All their People
1t will labor in hope to prove that the substtu.
ton of Free for Slave Labor mast inevitably and
universally conduca to the increase at Industry,
Thrift, Prosperity and Wealth, so that the South,
within the next ten years, must look back anaz-
cd on her long persistence in practice so Laleful
as the cha.teiizing of Man.
1t will labor for The diffusion Of Common School
Education, Manufactures, the Useful Arts, &C.,
&C., throughout every portion Of our country, but
especially throughout the sections hitherto devoid
OF them, beevir & that every good end will there.
by be subserved aud the interest of every useful
and worthy class promoted.
1t will urge the Protection of Homo Iudustr,
by discriminating duties on Foreign Products i'm.
ported, with view to drawing hithe: the most
capable aud skillfu artfcers and artisans of
Europe, and the naturalixing on our soil of many
branches of production hitherto all but confined
to the Old World, while it would strengthen and
entead those which have already foothold
among us.
1t will give careful attention to progress ard
Improvement in Agriculture, doing its best at
once to bring markets to the door of our farmers
and teach them how to IN IKE the most Of the op-
portunities thus afforded them.
1t will devote constant attention t, Markets.
especially tor Agricultural Products. with intent
to save both predUcer and consumer from being
sietimized by the specua tor and forcs:aller.
And. giving fair scope to Current Literature, to
the proceedings Of Congress. and to the general
News Of the Day, it hopes to retain its old patrons
and attract many new to bear them company.
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ROBERT COLE.
Dealer IN

SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS AND BLAME
= . @ X s..
ALSO
PGpc' Han-engs. Stationary Of all kinds. Fancy
-ayacits. Agrnt fop Gropr q Bak.ys
StWng Machine,
r., &c,
at wholesale and retril, at the lowest Pfices
Store, UNION BLOCK, Main STREE
NeW Stack jus, -.eeeed.
Ellsworth, Dec. IL. 1865. a.
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t.uNHri:,sst Hair for All.

Roel-'s Uypriian Fluid restores and dresses hair
Roge'S Electric iIag Dye, the best in the world.
Bogc's Wig, md "eif Work, new Improvements.
>arpaSs all oth"r,i Cheapest, best and most
liable, Try; ho convinced.
TIE Ni.EEsT BLsCOrERY!
E,J~My>tirns, ,r Bog,es Mystic Hair Tint. heats
everything icr giving splendid and nstu al color to
the Hair, Monstach"s or Eyebrows One prepare
ton, trouble, complete and perfect.
W. Bpt,l.l,. W Z and Hair orks, 2o2 Washing.
Il. Boston.
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fFSTiMoNiiLS.
" regard Mr. Eddy one of the n,3si cdr4ble and
sHccess fHk Practitioners with whom have had oil ia
intercourse GHAS, MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
II haze no hesitation I'm assuring inventors that they
not employ man more con,petcni and tru stLor
thy ana more capable II putting their Applications IN
form To secEe Tor them early aud favorable consid-
erEtioI ~ tie Patent Ofhce
EDNCND BURKE,
Late Commissioner ut Patents.
f." SIR r. II. Envy has made for me THIRTEEN ap-
nieatious, in all bat ONE OF hich patents hlpe been
granted and that one is pending. Such Gnmis
taxable proof oil great talent and ability his part
leads to recomme nd GH Inventors apply to him to
procyre their patents, they may be of having
the faithful attention bestowed their cases and
3 I. very reasonable charger JOHN TAGGARr."
Jan, l. lS6l-ly5l
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3EEE EX.E! TXE EI.E.

DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
DIR. II. GREEN E, has for more than twenty
Years given special attention TO the treatment OF
Cancer, Scro;u's, iumor and all Diseases of the
BLOOD. His ofice is is Temple Place, Sd door from
Washington street. Boston. Pamphlet descriptive
of treatment, sent free. Ottce hours from to b.
His INDIAN Remedies for sale only ct ,lia Office
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differentiation 4th Ira b, son of Il, Il rnllr,on,
aged ~ Years. dtys.
1ronj8n--pec. 81 t, Mr. seth Young. ascd = yrs
and niYHih,.
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Tie FIli REPORTS OF the A',srricln Institute Far
nscrs Cuh, and the various Agricultural Rel ort, in
each nul.ae., l!ehly worth wear, suLscijp ilon
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A correspondents Of the New York
Independent laments that Congress
tooS "a long recess, because il gave the
President al MI Seward an oppor-
tuulty 10 make q flank moyemen ON
IN. nll.a. lie aaYs.
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For Sale

lNNE or te ue-t kes iencez u me country, rr
~ ne southern Az OF ctg nesr the tal'niru-
% th- south Nas vile horse ralruaL IN S ars,
ste nsgauEho4d ere uui .nr. q ArEe modem
Wo--lotN 1aeE, TIh Ten fooure, art heu. Sc. Von1
hrcE sncss house ana -frYAnf tcnse-. rssa cs-
tern, ErEs yard. vel enciteei. eliL II acr-S Of
lard, psu 81 vhich 3 hrst rate gsrlen 'ara ssft
Flsl choce fr1it tee~ psrg - used for : brick
NsrL, vth .entT o. vater and al canseuapr~-
Jos dlA tQot. Tie \. and { Eaircad passes
by tac ccr'er ~ The riace. fram Which woofz 70.
Ccfe1 icr u1ruug a1rk. TIE properly D. our-ids
t-AscoTculous aad p tteretore exempt from or
rS7aton uzes goes srrnr is imma4fa5aiv ~
joining tho properly. Tenn ea-y
knqugeW khlSON a MURFRFE
Enylu or ". WATT BROWN cd
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Amuseiuents.
THEATRES

Fady Esssas-Canphasnuy Feasa, to ssa-
sgsg Flynn
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R.ca. o. Maine, introduced q biH for the
disposition Of Public Lands IS homesteads
in tue State Of Aiabama, Mississippi, Louis
iaua, Arkansas, and Florida, which was re-
ferred u the committee On public lands.
Mr.. Elliott, from the Committee on Freed
mems Affairs, reported q bIi 10 amend the
act TO establish 3 bureau for the relief Of
freedmen ans refugees.
Mr.. Raymond, o. New York, introduced "a
bill to amend several acts Of Congress rela-
tive TO naturalization and for o.heT pur-
poses. Referred 70 the Committee on the
Judiciary.
Mr.. Miller, Of Penusylvsnia, introduced a
bin, which was referred, graating pensions
10 the soldiers Of the war or 1872 with Great
Britain.
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Nashville &sIaipn
Ls.aas . 0o. fah.I.hers.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY NJ 10.
FlOTida United States senator

IoHea United States Senators-
HE Legislature of Florida has elect.
"a kx-PnOvisiOnsl Governor Marvin and
don Wiik Call to represent that state
IN the National Senate.
Governor Marvin is, at this time
well known BY reputation in all sec.
tons OF the country Prior to and dur.
lng the war he was 0. S. Judge for the
Southern District of Florida bat re-
inaining true 10 the Union. his office
became 8 sineeure and he took refuge
N New York, of which State we be-
leFe ne IS a native. Appointed Pro
Fisiohat Governor ty President John
81 ne returned to Florida, and, by his
wisdom and ssgscity, has succeeded in
~reoFganizing her civil government in
7ueh q ann as to give entire salts
action 70 the Administration and to ali
reasonable men North. He was the
most Efficient OF al the Provisional
Governors appointed by President
johnson. His election to the Senate is
an appropriate browning of his distin-
gaished services in behalf Of the State
Mr. Call IS a young lawyer of emf
hence in his profession, and one of the
most promising men in the State. He
Is q nephew of the late Governor r. K.
Call, an Old friend Of Gen. jackson.
and 8 member OF his military family
when the territory Of Florida was &C
ACQUIRED from Spain. Mr.. Call is barely
old enough to take his seat in the Sen.
ate. When admitted, ii is believed he
VIII make has mark in that body, dis.
tinguished as il is for the talents and
eminent public services Of many of lis
members
And now with the New York Even
ing Post we would ike to know what
good reason can be given for denyips
Florida her representation on the foe,
vi Congress
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A House for Sale.

nNsAIyRpAN he l5ta DAY q Jsauarv. tseL. At
" 10 oCocks vii sl O. the b sheet lsdder.
'or cash, 1st hssluG Frsme House situaied on
ne corner q onleEe Sn5slScks1n streets, 70 81; ~
nd oge "a isFoE o. @~suangE 4 Fieshar.
E15A 8 NEsT, CousiheD y. @
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Terms of Sale.

Cash, in Government funds; or, when purchased
hy RNlroad Companie, % credIf Of desTed) a not
exceeding Two years, payable in monthly install
ments y IN interest At ths rate Of Z 3 10 per cent
per annum, secured BY eond, satisfactory to the
Government, Tor double the amount Of the proper
ty purchased
Foil descriptions of the Engines eKn be o0ta'ue'
on application 10 Capt. 5. 4. HAnll, A Y NJ Nah
val g, Lean. i. y NhlLLi.
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james H. Neil, Esq, near Columbus.
Chic, was thrown irom his buggy in
November aud was lsid up four weeks
by the accident de had . lew DAYS
previously taken out a policy in the
Columbus Accident Insurance Compa
ny, costing lin SIS, which secured him
50 q week in case Of a disabling aeei.
dent aud 5000 in the event Of death.
lie drew Sle0 for the four weeks he was
aid up
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We clip from the Nashville CORE.
spondence Of the Chicago Evening Post
the following "honorable mention OF
one Of our toWnsmen
"No better locomotive or cars exist. COW
better caanecu ms are made, 20. better mau-
sEcmeet is had. luuIrgsp cH. than is found
ou che NsehNl and ,E4tauH oEa auI Nash
vale aud Narkus,rru EslsHlis. These
tW' us4so-o under tAe same general man
uErncut. tle latter CONNECTS the Tennessee
river az 'ohus7nNiile vi D this place.
Your readers VIII r~ccol.ecj Eel. ". 2.
lanes. t0gmer.y an eminent rallr1sd en-
giuecr t Mich gan. cad, later s.t. abe
c-1mmaaiiuE officer OF the Ist Michigan
Engineers aud Mechanic, ans tbc p.alesr
set volunteer oreauilstious OF shat Iuro SAINT
srm 81 Tie service. ID is to thc Eao8 O. tune
ui these railway companies iu securing Tho
services DitAls disi ugulshes gentleman rs
Superintendent that Che public is iudehlrn
ior such completeness 81 management a.l
such superiority Recommendation these
ggcal tAoraughiar5, sHord.
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all Hours Day or Night.
Iaulu-lm
In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JANUARY RULES, 1876.

Eebecca DebOW ". ArchY DebOE, Ext and others-
IN this oaJse, 1t appearing to the Clerk and Mas
ter thai defendants Enmteth Chambers, and her
husband, Edw'd Chambers, are non residents Il she
stale OF Tenn, 70 that The ordinary pr cess Of Law
cant OF be served on them. II II therefore oroered
tina. publication be made orfour successive weeks IN
The e Nsshylls Weezly uniOu,' a newspaper pub
hshed u the CT y Of nashville, n sad tate, reQuiT-
ing said defendants 10 sppeRr before the Cnane elior
OF the Chaucery Cour, A. The Court hou e 10 Car
image, OF tee bird Monday in February, ls66, then
and there 10 plead, answer or dsmur 70 complain
ans oil, or The same will BE taken for confessed a.
10 them, snd set Tor hearing ex parle.
,anIO s4T T.. II. CAMPBELL. GAM.
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Let the past be forgotten, say the
majority of those who participated in
the rebellion. We say SO too but we
would not have all The forgetting
done BY one side. Set the example,
good friends, and Union men will not
be slow to follow it.
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Government Sale of
Public Buildings.

WILL expose Tor sails At Public Aueton, on
1 THURSDAY the 18TH last at 4 O'clock a ua the
f~Eios7ag Governments BuldisEs. va
Oa- W name shed On Cherry street opposite Old
Three % Frame Bmld8gs
One ~ Frame Ia rsarc f no los n. Cher
~ strest.
AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
Two Frame BUILDINGS % Church st. IN iTost q
ne feH;enGsry.
AT 1880 O'CLOCK, A. 81.
Three 81 Frame Buildings on 4. SIDE ). h "a Sc.
corner Of Cumberland alley.
One ll Frame shsd on l. side s. High 81. corner CT
one n FHme shed on ". sd~ 5 H,sh it a.a-
Cumberland alley.
Two 2 Frame Buildings On ". side s. Hisast.nsa;
At I O'CLOCK. p. N.
o9e N F.sne sA4e. on n -iee spru5e o. M
one % Frsms Building on & cor.
Tnlrsesa tIsj Frame " " aof
-Four a. Frame STABLES on W. "
Broad ST.
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK, p. N.
Four ~ Buildings On Franklin pike s.. q Broad ST.
AT 4 O'CLOCK, p n.
-Four 90 Frame Bindings Ga Wee 81. afpsmus,.
Drlel -.
At 1870 O'CLOCK, y. b..
Two ~ Frame Buldirg- (uudlruizhsD sfTnn-G
baTracas N Tie Fnaaziin PIKE.
AT s O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
Two ~ Fuame Buildings n. Z corner C.se.m.s
sna Guthne 81 south Nsshyine.
AT $50 O'CLOCK, P. 81.
Tso o. Frame Buidlugs tuEduishaD r. sie L-t.
non plEet 10 reEr OF Military Aadanu
Terms cash-Govenmeuf n1.d.
Property 20 Re removed a. - exte
purchaser.
- OrderogA a. n Eddy. chr Z. D. orreos
A. ~. Wills
Jln'-A Bu-M Ma &AQM
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In Chaneery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JANUARY RULES, lss6.
Richard q. Howard. Admir- gnd Others
Mary NJ Dean and oJhens

Mary NJ Dean and othen.
IN ihis cause, It sPpesring to The ssusfss on o
% the Cierk and Mastei that he del ndant- AndIeg
Carter and the heirs o. Plate Desn, teces-ed. an
non residents o. the SJsse o. Tennessee, and thal
the names o. the sad heirs Of Pllsie Dean, deceas-
81, are unEno~p, 30 thst The Ordinary process q
Law cannot be served uprn then i IT, tcereiore or
drrei thai publication be msdeflr tour consecutive
WtakN Ia The Nsshvl e Union, q pessrarer pub
o. heI n the ely Cf Nashvi'e, Ienne See, requir-
anHe-y Court Of Smlh coanty, 20 be h4u ~ .he
tou;s hJuse n Carthage, n The tnirI Monday IN
Eehrusts, lisa, then and trere % plead. snswer or
deidur 70 complznsats' Bill, or the same viii be
tss q Tor c0ulesed sad SET foE hesring expsrIs, q
10 them. u. h. CAMPBELL. "a n.
isrlU VT
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The Grand Jury of Lafayette county,
Mississippi, have indicted Gen. A J..
Smith, for buFning the Court House
aud town Of Oxford in 1864. Can
Gov Humphreys make = demand on
the President Tor the GenerAlg
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Same Time md PIaee.
Same Time and Place.

r Locomotive EnsinsS. unseTyceable.
3 Hers and Running Gears foT two u Dummy
Engines, unseT,ieeble.
IS Five spans, $50 feet each, McGllum Truss
Bridge. () Two spans sridRs, 80 ieei each-
QSSj One hundred and thirty three perch lt and
ID class Cut Store, comprising foundation Of Round
House.
Will also be sold, on abOYe uenuOned dsle, Al
Memph : Hnd ha-hYlls, the - ancs Of Military
Railryed Properly remaining u~ud.sPosed q 81 thsl
uHe.
sales will commences Al each place a. 10 o'clock
a m. and continue until all tns property y disPos'
al Of
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Chaneery at Carthage. Tennessee
bEcFzsEz kULEs. lSsS.
J.. h. Iigon sHd others

John NJ RICHMOND,
IN tSis cause il appearing 20 the Clerk sud Mas.
scr that John n. RcAm0ud - a pon-resldsnt Of the
stats CT Tenn so that tue ordinary process Of Law
cannot De served upon himi Is Is tleroiore o.
deled that publication he made. or four consecutive
week, in the Nashville Uni u, : newspaper pub
sshcd ia Tie cry Of Naahglle, Tennessee, Z qulriuE
sad dele ldantt0 appear bsf re The Chancellor Ctthe
Chsncev uourt Of smlh county, Tennessee, At the
Court house IA Carthage, ON or before Tie third
Monday IN FEBRUARY mex. usi6l 70 plesc, snsser
OF demur TO conp.znauts bil. or the same VIII
be taken for confessed a. o him. snH ret for
hsauag eNpara. j.. Il. CAMPBELL, c. 4 NJ.
laulg AW
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Col. James C.. Luttrell Conservative
was, on Saturday last elected Mayor OF
Knoxville.
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Gov Andrews, Of Massachusetts. says:
81 am satisfied that the mass of think
ing men at the South accept the pres
ent condition Of things in good faith. %
Mr. Sumner thinks otherwise, and he is
backed up by Carl SduTz, Wendell Phil
Inns K Co
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

The radicals are much troulSed about
the Presidents patronage They want
10 have a finger in the flesh pots
Dom let them have = orumb, Mr. Pres.
ident unless they behsye themselves
and keep clean.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

lnoiessor Aess- As pusAing forward
Gs ,-zplorauors IN south America
uls party nov consists Of four grand
divisions on, q which has Tor its aeld
the Peninsula lying south Of the city
oi 81, Fau.o. ani between The Parana
Hversnd Atlantis ocean The second
dga.au has the sea coast extending
irom h1 de- JaueiTo 10 Bahia, aud as
lar westward Is san Francisco river.
The th.rd division has the interior.
stug west o. the san Francisco and
between the tenth degree OF south lati.
'oae andthe tropie OF Capricorn The
loaiih division, 81 the hesd o. which l.
1'oiezor Arass.z himself has for is
uSe' The great valley Of the Amazon.
including ls tributaries This and The
'o-'' s'euon are the Two most interest
'nt " noi tae most important felds