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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS.

Pursuant 10 e dscrce u the Probate Court Of
par,la county, Mississippi, rendered at The
n,,,bgr term. 1880. thereof, will, on the
,t,m .ss herein described, about two mile
n,rtb Of frcdouia Church, and i've miles
n,rtbsai II CoMo. ION the Miss. aud Tenn
tutr,,ll and In said county Of Pamela pro-
,s.d 10 sell. on THURSDAY the 18th 10, Of De.
,am,.r uctt. al pubic mirry e. the highest
h,ilsr. the ioilosus 'anas aud divided 80 lot
Al. fllowa to-xu o. An Of section tWrn''
seven. ,,.cpl eighty aen' % tn northwest
quarter "a. The half " section twenty
iva and eighty acre, N The Northwest quar-
t,t of ,eeiion twenty seven, and forty acr,s uh
the .outhNest corner Of the souihwe', quarter
~ section dnetn. containing 500 acres more ~
lea sd Al u spnihWril quarter II section
aneen. esrep, i,ttv aerfs Of TIE southwest ca q
nes. containing ilo acres more ~ les. 4ih
The cat half NJ section iwcnir-two, all ~
,oNnsh,p an. range slt and lying 10 said
county of Pamela. except The Southwest quar-
Ter ~ section hnecn. which i situate and lying
In the county Of Dysoio, and aid state "
Mississippi.
Terms Of sde-nneh hall cash balance To-
ten months With bond and approved security
ca YOrNG,
uov3.ots Admint,ilnl'f
App,a copy weekly Ct and 'snd eill to tbs
oh.e
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

nv orakf sf the ProAsts court &c vill ~
an he h.shsss bidder en- Monday the "A DAY u
n.~.uh.v tsss On tn premises khs~H as tie
l.hef, H.rais place, ons mile South u Eureka,
the fbilsring land lying IN Panels cean'y.
namely The vest half q ssctiou lss t1uu-
rets ie. r-~rs 9 v~s Tss-sllas 'hiss
ensh. h.llsnss IN one I'D sro year : tins With
s.,rotsa ..<uri,v. D D. BROWN,
in. HARDiE.
s>frr rauc a nstl H.rd- I'D
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

n state Of Mississippi rsnol, raHnty T.
We rrcditufs II ~Thsophilus b nArdie dcreased
lo4tt bcrtty uo,ihcd that At the iunt term
1853 the Probate cuuri u vid s'nAty 'ht
rs,sip u III ircraai We vrDr'sd %n.~lvcnt
s+I q, = bit tuur Chains gums deceased
~ 'irn I'd s,sr ! IN H. fse n TIE
v tast sn ur hefoft ths 6sf dsy
ttatv tsCf. sise they will h. & ever
ttrd PETER HUBBARD
.ttt-sm Administrator
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE O,
LAND.

~ virtue q = iecrts u a Probate rlurt n
Pencils cuunty. State % Mississippi. RENDERED
II the October term. isG6. thereof wil T.
adm nisfraiot % Ne estate q James = West
tea. dscrassl % Monday the 18th DAY n be
esmhsf. isse % ihs prrnisss uHsr hr als 70
The highest bidder the iuilnviuE lands 10 said
ouuniy. to-wii Fast frsstiuu a Seuihvs ct
4Haftsf u ssriiuu IS. tav ushif : range = Ftst
l0s asrsS west f-ar,in o Southeast quarter I
ssstieh IS, tlvnship ! RuTt 8 vsst % s.rss.
nurihsas, fraction u northwest quarter q ace
sisr 81 'r~vship 2 n~r 9 49, as , 81
halenging 10 The state o. aid lanes : Wet.
ssa. deceased. Terms Of sale-Cssh.
CO YpVNG.
nssif.ttpd Aiministrasof.
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CITATION NOTICE

r S's'. .a.tL ~ o. auuriv To
VI ~ N,li m, bg uiloa, and Why
n ans aud tn uihsr children and htifs
whss names n, ankuovn, 4 Mastun q. vii
Iiams deceased icu and eleh Of you arv
hereby cited 10 arfsar i,fs me Probate esur.
Il said cunntv, . ~ y u'i.s uss tlsfeuf IN
ths f,urih Nunisy 10 Isctaser isfs 30 uv
shv ths rtiliion 0 iaiaes " 3. r. A.
NIeu, g love. praying mr title 10
: u'hsas az fet n 81 and Nc 81
tawn.hii g. nsurg : IL stii county cold ty
uss,ru q wlhisr, uv~ iesesssal v NJ
81 N - G~arIg q L y. should %, ;,
~ ny urisf 81 ccurt isusd sob utl
isse " r. wuVTrES
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

N.tI., sbefehy given 10 80 persons iolrhi
.J Il, ths estate III lifstl Jones is.'ha'l That
IL tie, no not settle soon % ffs 'on' R','
.@,,uai, that they will their claims WI W
,gt ,ni tt COLLECTION There are claims ~ 80
,..,s standing. Ws are threatened ioht 'u'd
~ .,st 4. ufgIng ~ ~ settle We hops you
viii sstile uiihoul fufiher trouble
NT&G w. JONES,
,4s a, Administrator
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EXgCuTORs NOTICE.

Letters tc,iamcalary having been rtnnied
10 me- upon The estate Of james y M,"'h'e
late Of Pamela couniy. deceased by the Probate
Coun Of said county a, the ueiohstt'm' 1860
thereof nov all psrson' holding claims afa'h',
said estate are hereby notified 10 come forward
and have them daily Prohntci aud registered
according to law ofihey Will be barred by the
,in,nts IN such cases made aud provided.
' M.GkllLt,
u. T. NrnEllFF,
nctaf NI-nl hAr.LNuL-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

n, virtue Of = decree # the Probate Cous,
Of Panala eoanty. state ef Mississippi, fsndsret
Al ,he September Tern, lsee, thereof VII
on xnadsy The i1th day q November isss
within lawful hours a. ,hs court house docr
in the ,ova Of Panels. in said ggan't' chsr 20
sale 10 The hirhe,, bidder. the following lsnt'
living 10 aid county u Pamela ,o-viii Ihs
Norih Vast quarter u Section Wac and We
s,u,h half d the South East quarter Of Section
ruur. All in Township Nine q Range seven.
wss. suniaInlns tvo huadfed and hF,y ACRES
m.-. a. les. h~sioneing y ihs estate Of frrte-
det Rrusrhsr. aeesased. Terms uf sls-Ous-
thira n,,k The balance In tvo equal i~nssalmeu'.
Of ous and tso years, and bona si,h approved
,..vri,, c. A BR0VGlER
oe,sst Commissioner.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE..

Ltttru teinmtnlaty having hern granted
Ia me npon the estate II Charlie. J Dandriife,
itir u Pamela county dcccat'd ny me rf.nal'
court n nil county, q, III" oriohcr term lH""
hereof now atl pettun' holding claims afn1n-,
aid estate bre hereby notified 10 come forward
and have them duly prohatel and registered
according 10 Inv. Or they will he barred by 'h'
.tntnts In such crsc made aud provided.
MRS ANN " cambridge
oct1l-6t.pl ti''"''i
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CITATION NON d

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A.uaJ Ytufg 30 baf 81 las q eamlf :
,a4m asFsssti mo- lh iHn " iaIf tHH
- Aassssea shais naH = are aakHpsh
ismel \ mna hpslmaa n 80 Aensa J ~
1T tisb n ron Va hsfsA4 lied " afFeef ,
tifs he p.ollais Cunt y I'D tpatif ~
ri.i tauas Thereof Dh ias nh Nuhiay u y
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psflfHa a tahaa Diaifoh hfaflas NJ
HHsiaa IN N afuni q H1i 'tllf u wli
.oi, ia bm tt ia sisat ih d'efdsnl
fma Mould fi 10 sfani0d w pfiet ol
r.Ha laaei October 30 1859
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SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant IN = decree n the Probate Court u
Pamela county Mississippi rsnierci ~ 'hr
u.tohsr term 1896 Thereof will o. The l'th
dsv IL pee,mter newt on the rtrmlsfs h'trin
t..sri.d ahpu, three mile sruih Of The Vninn
Church. on the river oai leading 10 belmont
In aid count, prueccl 10 ell At public -c-
ts1n 9TH, highest bidder, To following lands
Innate t.d Iylug In saii esniy " Pamela and
I,id,d IN rausl, and known and drssnle'l
Il. elt,v h. VII is The south halt " The
,ntistt quarter " section tventy.evs
t,snsiip svcn. nugr Hr ~, An und 'iird
.s.ltif Interest w the northeast quarter u
ur,inn thirty.tur township 'stes range hi.
T,trs u sale cnsh.
n NurNG.
u,rp Administrator.
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FOR sAI.E!I
srRAYED.

From the subscriber four miles South Of Pan.
ola Mia.. on the iih II August. lsGa q deep
red.sutrsl mare. white iacs hssr, name and
tail branded with = distinct brand. either an
Y Of an y, M, rrcollsctcd which. and there l.
q little vhiiy On the len hind foot A literal
reward vii b. paid 70 ant person who vill
give Information - that ! .hsIl svt her agtin
ucts-u 4 e. GREGG
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CIT \TIoN NOTICE.

The STATE u mississippi. Pamela county. 10
Tie n Thomas, hrir-ai.ltv ~ Alontn =
',.hop. leera.ed. and !. G Thomas, husband
all Allie n You ary hereby cited 10 ar-
-, bst,r, lhs Probate conri " ,aii ruHnit %
ne coar.hoasc thereof. on the mutth Monday
IN November nest 20 answer The petition ~
,orrr ". Dyer. administrator II The estate ct
John n. Keith. deceased. and show Gauss Why
the PRAYER u the re,iiipH paving ipr M 70
s,,ts ssgss II land being part II Nufthucsi
quarter II section s. township . range : IN
s,id county. Aid BY said Bishop In ht. hietm,
10 aid Keith IN his lifetime, shuuld not b
granted. ny Order VI Court issucd OFT lltb
,ses ". ?. wUuTTEN.
OCtl0-n 'lsft'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
IA y d,


pp,,inl 10 an in,efloculoy decree rendered
/, .,ss whpfein Louisa Winters II al are CON
claimant. aud Mafy Andeton aud other ai'
lslpi,nts Ia The chanccfy court OF fhholn
,nnt,. State n Mississippi At The Way letm
lsee hereof will. commissioner therein
,,p,,ntel proceed 10 sell At VI, court house
d,ot N The lovn Of Pamela, IN said county 90
uood,, the goth lay Of October 1885 between
ths hour preschbcd hy Law the following tract
4 land t6.Nit The west half Of section ~,
,,n,hip ~ range . east lying IN Pamela
unit, aforesaid. and the vesi bali Of The
,,un'wcst quarter Of section T. township ~
a,,rr 3 east king In Tdhhatchie county In
ma state constituting An entire body Of tract
X ,onr hundred acres, aud known NJ the George
Nulcr.nn place
Tsnus % sltr One fourth on a credit Of
OBJ, months the balance in two equal install
m,nls ~ one aui i've years Win - p't cent
interest rum the day Of nlt, aud bond With
p,royad security. JoHS c HARRISON,
Commissioner
The above ale hts been postponed until
Nml,v. the ID ihy Of December a D lsSo.
80. HARRISON,
,u Commissioner
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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-08

THE HotcI-Ihc BAIL and Ihe Good
Company.
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A Rare Business Chance
COUNTY AND STATE RIGHTS OF A
y Patent Covering, Wiebe's improved mode of
Advertising in City RailroadCars and other public
places, are now offered for sale cheap. For cir
cular containing full particulars, address
FREDERICK WIEBE,
Knoxville, Tenn essee, P. o. Box l0i.
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RIVER NEWS.

There are four feet water on the Shoals, and the
river is on the decline.
ARRIvALs.-HoUdna from Cincinnati.
DEPARTUREs.-Cu Cumberland, for Cairo.
Don't forget that the steamer Tempest Capt. j..
L. BATEwAN, will certainly depart for Louisville
this morning at 10 clock.
The steamer HaUond, from Cincinnati, arrived
yesterday. with quite large cargo. She is adver-
tised to leave this evening at 4 o'clock. For fur
ther particulars call on A. W. JOHNSON, Jr.,
agent.
The steamer Tennessee, from Cairo, will be in
port to-day, and leave on her return trip, on
Saturday at 10 O'Clock. CoRBETT & BOYD are
agents.
The river at Louisville was rising slowly yester-
terday. =. .-.......
The river at Memphis was falling slowly on the
9TH inst. X
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BANKERS & BROKERS.

The following, are the rates paid by THOS. S.
MARI, BROKER. corner of Union and College
streets, for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable to fiuctuate, but may be depended on
be received by mail or express, if forwarded with
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Gil0Iera.

CINCINNATI, June 7.-Captain Menter died last
night from the effects of his wounds.
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safe and pleasant to take. but powerful To cure.
Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital
activities of the body remove the distractions of
its organs, purify the blood, and eXpel disease:
They purge out the foul humors which breed and
grow distemper stimulate sluggish or disordered
organs into their natural action, and impart a
healthy tone with strength TO the whole system;
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints OF
everybody, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases While they produce powerful effects,
they are at the same time, IN diminished doses,
the safest and best phySic that can be employed
for children. Being Sugar-coated, they are pleas
ant to take; and being purely vegetable. are Tree
from any risk of harm. Cures have been made
which surpass belief were they not snbStanuated
BY men Of such exalted position and character, as
10 forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many emf
nent cergyment and physicians have lent their
names TO certify to the public the reliability OF our
remedies. while others have sent us the assurance
oC their conviction that our Preparations contrl-
butte immensely 10 the relief of cur afflicted sui
fering fellow linen.
The Agent below named is pleased TO furnish
gratis our American Almanac. containing direc-
tions for the and certificates OF their cures, of
the following complaints:
gostiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
nropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion. Morbid Inaction of
the Bowels and Pain arising theretrom, Flatulency
Loss of Appetite. all Diseases which require an
cvg.uant medicine. They also. by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system, cure many COM
piaints which il would not be supposed they could
reach such as Deafness, Partial Blindness. Neu-
ralgia and Nervous lrritability. arrangements Of
the Liver and Kidneys. Gout, and other kindred
complaints arising from = TOW state OF the BODY,
or obstruction of its functions.
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations which they make more profit
on Demand AYERS and take no others. The
sick want the best aid there is for them, and they
should have il.
PREPARED by J. G. AVER d CO.,
Lowell. Massachusetts,. and sold by
Druggists and dealers every where at wholesale
and retail; in Nashville by
BERRY. DEMovILLE 4 WHARTON.
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FIoods SubsidIng in LOuisiana-From
the Texas Border,

! NV ORLFAvs, June The waters are every
,vberr recednc and no fears of further foods this
wear. but the people in the immense submerged
country are terribly distressed and relief is going
from fbe rity daily, The Wisconsin cavalry ar
rived from Brazos on the 4th, with 3hree hundred
men under Col Gregg GueTrillas continue on
the Mexican border. Dr. Morse was lassoed and
murdered and the convincts sent to the peniten-
tiary hy Judge Clinton. Cortinas organized new
command Of 300 guerrillas. A grand MatamOras
theatre was dedicated and cost $4,000. General
Mia and army were present. Bagdad IS sub
merged BY the storm in the Gull.
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NIGHT EMISSIONS Cured.

Young man, stop before you further 90. Of all
diseases subject to man. there il no disease hard
TO cure as Night Emissions. and physicians are
scarce who understand treating il; and 10 yeu /
can say that have cured hundreds In this city.
well a. in different States who have spent dollar af
ter dollar and are now well cured by me. am dai-
ly receiving letters and sending medicine 10 all
parts of the country. In a word all that dseas-
ed in any way and will give call will give salts
faction for all Of the diseases mentioned IN this
advertisement. The best Of references given IN
this city All letters should be directed TO
DIR. MeGILEs- box 7i9 Nashville, Tenn.
Office over John YOrk's Book Store. Union
street. between College and Cherry streets.
apri3-1y
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New York Market.

NEW York, June 7.-Cotton firm at 3S@ 40c for
middling. Flour less active, and common and
middlnr grades l0Gl5c lower; 00@S IS for extra
State, 5O0 10 for round hoop Ohio, and 10 05Gl4
for trade brands; closing dull. Whisky quiet at
26l4@2 y for Wisconsin. Wheat dull and de-
clining for common and inferior grades; white, in
prime parcels, scarce and advancing l 20 for
Chicago spring . 1912 20 for No. ! Milwaukee,
. for small parcels of choice do. 26 for amber
Michigan, and 30 for amber State. Rye scarce
and irmer Mt Csc for Wisconsin, and 20 for Can
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WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A LARGE
w and well selected stock of the above
articles suitable for the City and Country trade,
which we offer on the most reasonable terms.
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Young married ladies whose misfortune il has
been not to bring forth in due season. remember
tod has said you should multiply and roplenish.
If this is your desire, you can consult me either
BY letter or in person. No lady over thirty-hve
years Of age need make application. All comTnu-
irntnns hv Ieffnr or nerHnn stricilY CONFIDENTIAL.
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InsOIvent Notice.
Cashier CLARK, Administrative Of Wasl III
CLARK dacaasad

Cashier Clark Administrative Of Wasl Iinston
Clark. deceased.
VNHE ADMINISTRATOR, Esther Car k, hay-
/ ing suggested the insolvency of said Is tate 20
me. William G.. Cox. Clerk of the Count Court
Of jackson county; it is therefore, ordered by said
Clerk that said ADMINISTRATIVE make pub iestion
In the NashsiIle Union and American. paper
published in the city Of Nashville. Tel lnessee;
notifying all the creditors of said estate 10 file
their claims with said clerk, proven as the law
directs on or before the 18th day of pses.Raber.
1856 for pro rata payment they viii be n reSer
barred. ESTHER CLARK.
mayi5-wlms
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THE BATTLE FIELDS, &C., &c.
Special Correspondence Union and American.

Special Correspondence Union and American
LooEoUr MoUNTAIN June 8, 1866.
But whatare the past, the future joys?
The present and our own
Aud he Is wise who best employs
The passing hour alone
Prompted bv the spirit Of this time honored
maxim, We bid adiou to the Rock City" yester-
day morning. to participate in the much talked Of
excursion To this famous watering place. In this
we awaited ourselves of the liberal offer made TO
all cxcursioniss by the gentcmanly officers Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad. A splendid
train prepared expressly for the occasion, and
placed i'm the charge ofthat prince Of gentlemen,
Conductor Prince. In few minutes we were
from without the busy hum and hustle of the
crowded metropolis, into the pure and balmly
breeze. with merry heart and buoyant hope.
With almost electric speed we were whirled
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DIsPENsARY FOR SPINAL DIsEAsEs.-We are
gratifed in being able to announce to the public
and more particularly to those interested. that
DIR. BuRRlLL has consented TO open his office on
Wednesdays and Fridays of each week, from to
T. as a Dispensary for the treatment of patients
afflicted with spinal or hip diseases; only those
who are unable to pay. are expected TO be treated
free Of charge. For Office, etc, advertise
ment in our columns.
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I'D pave *.
by J. G. AVER d CO.,
Lowell. Massachusetts

Lowell. massachusetts. ana sold by
Druggists and dealers every where at wholesale
and retail; in Nashville by
BERRY. DEMoVILLE 4 WHARTON.
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Money Market.


NEw York, June THE Posts monetary arti-
Gle says: Several sensation TumOrs of bank fail
ures here and in Washington, were atlOat this
forenoon. They had no foundation. we learn.
The market is uneasy but inactive, at P. N.
eminent securities firm but scarce Miscellaneous
securities dropping; the latest quotations ew
York Central q74S Erie 62M
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ri. Louis Market.
by Telegraph

ST Louis, June 7th.-Flour buoyant at IS -,
So 80 for extra, $l09l3 50 for double do. Wheat,
high grades better; 81 S0@.l s. for No; and 2;
spring delivery 81 9212Gl 81; extra club 81 30;
prime s. 45tG2 Co. Choice corn higher at 67CG7Sc.
Oats lower at 4l@HIzc. Bacon active and un-
changed. Pork and lard steady. Whisky easy at
10
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W. did not believe in "curc-alls " until we
tried AYERS iuimitahle Pulls, and now we think
the whole secret lies in the fact, that purgstveS
arc the natural remedies for disease and DIR. AVER
has made the best Of purgatives. They cure all
nnr cnnnl -Lngnn LO..l Prcss.
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STATE OF TESNEssEE.-HioEman County

IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING TO Me.
i that the defendant Harvey Fits is a non resi-
dent debtor, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon him. and II appearing TO
me- that the attachment has been levied upon the
defendants property it is therefore, ordered. by
me, that publication be made for four weeks in
the Union and American, paper publizhed in
the city Of Nashville. notifying said defendant TO
appear before me. N the d day Of July next. AZ
my Office in Hieknls county. and defend sad suit.
or the same will be Proceeded with with er porte.
T. W. NUNNELEE, J. p,
junej-w4ts for Hickman county.
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THE DISFllCHES OF THE ASSOCIAiED PRESS
FROM WASHINGTON.
National Fair for the Benefit of Sol
dicrs, and Sailors Orphans.


WASHINGTON. June The National Fair for
the benefit of the Sailors and Soldiers Orphan
Home was inaugurated at w Washington last night.
Senator Wilson presided and introduced Maj.
Gen Howard Mai. Gen. Banks. Col Mckee, and
finally President johnson to the large assembly.
The President remarked that he came there mere
y TO say Il word in the cause of humanity, and 70
unite IN the expressions oil the nation gratitude
to the nations defenders. What nObler object
than the present one could we engage in. The
education of the destitute orphans Of our sol
dIers would be work OF peace IheEe was
very large crowd present. and the initiatory eAhl
bition a complete success.
Senior Romero and Santa Anna.
Secnor Romero still declines having any official
intercourse with Santa Anna although the latter
has written full explanation of his motives and
objects to him.
PariOns Granted Since April, 1855.
The number Of criminal pardons issued since
April l5 1855. is officially reported at 1Gi and for
political ofenses ,25S.
a Strike.
The railroad companies of New England have
struck for higher prices for carrying the mails.
Utah.
The House committee viii report against admit
thug Utah as q State. Some of them favor
military government.
Tri-Weelxly Mail Between Nevada and
Idaho.
A tri-weekly mail is to be established between
Virginia City. Nevada, GA Humboldt, to Boise
City, Idaho. The contract has been made.
John &. Breckenridge TO be Indicted for
Treason.
A dispatch from Richmond yesterday says the
case of John G. Breckinringe is before the Grand
jury, and a true bill for treason will be found.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-08

RECoRnER's CoURT-There were twenty cases
tried before the Recorder yesterday, the majority
as usual, was for drunkenness. Also. several of
the number charged with theft to all of whom
his Honor did ample justice in charging but did
not get much ready cash." as the most of those
fined had TO go TO the workhouse