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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27

In Chancery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULES. IsG5.
James W. Miller, complains
vs..

vs.. %AtL. Bill.
John Stewart, defendant.
IN this cause il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master, from affidavit, that defendant
Stewart is q non PRESIDENT OF the State of Tennessee,
so that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon him: It is therefore ordered that publication
be made, for four consecutive weeks, 10 the Nash
vile Union, q newspaper Published in the city Of
Nashville, Tennessee, requiring the ssid defendant
to appear on the frat day Of our next Court, TO be
held at McMinnYille, on the 4th Monday in March,
1866, TO plead, an.wer or demur 10 cOmplainants
hil', or the came wilt be taken for confessed, as to
them, and set for hearing eXparte
j. +. MORFORD, c.. 6 NJ.
feb2l-w4t" By J. c.. BMEs, d.. c..
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No. ZIG.

INOR SALE-A small Frame House, lot 23x5O, on
II Jackson street, north Of the Corporation Spuug
Price S275.
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EiOR RENT new Frame House Of 3 rooms,
a 10 North Nashville, near the residence Of Mr.
+. X. Cheatnam. Price $500 per snnum.
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No. 236.

HfOR SALE-4sE feet, corner Vine and Union
streets, opposite the residence Of Mrs. Ex-Prs-
sldent Pok. Price $500 peg foot. A noble spot Tor
q hne residences.
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Strayed or Stolen

ENkOM the subscriber on the lath inst, one Hrht
Il bay horss Mule, IA hands 3 inches high, har
ness marked on both sides, mane trimmed AMI
notehHd, sore on belly caused by bslly-bsnd. Lib.
eHd teEsrd for hrs recovery, or information lesd.
inE thereto. Address Pc box f0l.
msrA-iHN c ", ROBERTSON.
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No. 22O.

DOR RENTING rooms in third story, south
II west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years from January LIST, 1866, at 500 per annum,
and $500 bonus. These rooms are well located for
business orhces, snd cheaper than any We know
oi-sTeraging SI3 50 per month TOR each,
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20< A DAY! ARense Wantsd 70 SCI sneN
Ro and wondsrfm aEWIN6 MACHINE,
the Only cheap one hDehsed address saAN q
gLARR, Eiddsurd, kIdna.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27
No. 229.

EiOR sALE-2O, 40, or So feet front on North
a Cherry Street, los feet deep, next north Of the
Commercial Hotel. This is a central business To-
CAVITY. Price $3.50 per foot. One-half cash, balance
IN aud 2yearsi interest and lien
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MarshaPs Sale.

DY virtue of a witt "a, to me directed, from the
ole District of Tennessee, atlts October term, 1s65,
! viii sell on Saturday, the I4th dsy Of April, 1866,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q m, at Pubic Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash in hand. al the Court
house door IN Nashville, Davidson county, all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate which William
OuilOm has IN end TO the following described real
estate, viz: A tract OF land lyingi in NTH county,
Tennessee, In civil district No l, beginning st the
North boundary lire Of the town Of Carthage, st the
road running East 80 poles, thence South one pole
70 the Academy land, thence East with sald land Is
poles 10 the NE corner Of sad land, thence with
ssid land 10 poles TO the road, thence sc poles to the
Min branch, thence up said branch with its mean
ders l5o East 50 poles 70 the Mil Dnm, thence up
said branch IS poles, with its mesnders to q beech
IN the fork Of the branch, thence North 43o ERstl4
poles TO 8 beech, thence North IT East % poles 70
abeech, thence North 2o East l22 poles to awhile
oak, North s. West AZ poles to a white ash, thence
North 30 West lee FOL 5 to an ~ironWood, thence
North % West 81 poles to an ash, thence NestlOO
polesto an ash and d~OgwOOd, thence North 50o West
l5f poles to q buckeye and white oak 70 the Fort
Blunt road above G0od7er'sold Tan Yard, thence
Sonth ). East with the road 81 poles to a red oak,
thence South 529 East along said road "a poles.
thence South z VESTS poles along said rOad, Thence
South 42o East As poles along said road, thence
South So East 90 poles along said road, thence
South ~ East As poles along said road, thence
SoutL Is East 20 poles slong said road, thence
south l47 poles along said rOSd 10 the beginning,
containing 449 acres OF land, more or less, eXcept-
ing therefrom the old Church Lot, contain ng about
y sore, 70 satisfy an execution against said Cullen,
and IN favor Of 0rsamus B. Madison.
maro-W4t E. r. GLASCOCK, NJ. N. DIT.
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We respectfully invite a liberal patron
age, knowing that our style Of workmsu-
ship cannot be excelled, or our terms COM
petcd with.
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COTTON PLANTATION
FOr Rent.
800 or 1000 Acres,
No. 2I4-

EOR SALES Acres good Garden Land; Brick
IT House Of two rooms and kitchen; smoke
house. Within forty steps OF the house one Of the
Nashville, on the Vaughn Pike, between MIR. Nc.
FERNS sud Mr.. l.. Truths. Price IS, 10; one haI
cash, balance in one year. Apply 10
H. O.. SCOVEL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27
No. 226.

E1OR sALE-A School Cab. IN good order with
i single harness. Pnce $50.
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q q GOLD AND SILVER R
RAWATCHES. RA

GETS Silver Ware, Diamond Sets and Rings, Eng
- Iish Silver Cruet Stands, Butter Coolers, Dinner
and Tea Service, Psnos, Sewing Machines, Vest
Chains, Brace, ets, L0ckets, Gold Pencils, Sets Of
JeWairv. AZ. kp-
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PACIFIC
Mall Steamship COmpaay's
THROUGH LINZ
TO CALIFORNIA
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS.
And Carrying the United States Mail.

TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS.
And Carryizg the United States Mail.
i FAVE PIER No. a NORTH RIVER, foot OF
IL Canal street, st II o'clock neon, on the lsL,
llth, and 2lst Of every month Except when thess
days fall on sunday, ssd then on the preceding Sat-
urdsyl, for ASPlNWALis connecting, va Panama
Railway, with one OF the COmpanY's Steamships
from Panama for SAN FRANCISCJ, touching Il
ACAPULCO.
MARCH.
l~st-ARIZONA, connecting with GOLDEN CITY.
lOth[hs K OHAUNCEY, connecting WITH CO.
LORAbO.
2ist-EEW YORK, connecting with C|oNsTITU-
TlON-
Departures Of LIST and 2lss connect AZ Panama
with Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Tuoss
Of LIST touch at MANzANILLC.
THROUGH PASSAGE RAIEs IN CuRREScY.
First Cabin. Second Csbin. steersge.
$500. 5000. 500,
A discount OF ONE QUARTER nom steamer
rates allowed to second cabin and Storage pssgen.
QUARTER on through rates 10 clergymen snI
| their families, and school teachers; soldiers hsUue
honorable discharges, BALI FARE.
one Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed esch
gdult. Ba~Rgsg9-Masters eccompany baggage
through, and attend to ladies and children without
male protectors Bsggsge received on the dock
/ day before sal ing, from ste mbosts, railroads, Rnd
passengers who prefer to send down cary.
An experienced surgeon on board Medicine ami
attendance free.
ASteamer viii be placed on the line January Ist.
ls66, TO run rom NEW ORLEANS to ASPiNWALL.
Wa HAVANA.
For Passage Tickets or further information, az
ply at the COmpGny's ticket office, on the What.
FOotof Canal Street, North River, New York
F. VIC. BELLOWS, Agent.
ANla1~NNA
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Exports Of Breadstufs 60 Great Brit.
ain and Ireland.

The fnCwirg shows the exports TO Great Britain
Eud ireland. II -four, wheat and corn, from sep
tember 1, 1866, 10 March -, 1866, and fl three pre-
EIOu- yearH
Flour, Whsst, Corn,
Iris. lush. hush.
To shout same period
ls55.~.l2o, 1913 I.Ig3.9I3 5.5l4,553
Iss5.- ss.IO5 I,5O5,O7I 1850
Tot about same period
ls54.C7o,75z s,9IC,st5 2IO, 22O
To about same ptrOd
ls5g...-.... -. O5.s75 I5.g82,4I3 BOSE, sg7
TO THE CONTINENT.
-Four, Rye, Wheat, Corn,
bus. bush. bush. bush.
From New York 10
March De-, 1850 ..-. 1853 2J7,1il 6l,lJj "a CT
From other puIta 80
latest dAtes.-----s Ills .-. .-.. Ti76
Total 4.O77 zU5 IA Giles Al SOB
IoRhouI same period
l0Hhs Hs..==saar--s=-iofu-o ---s fitt@A os'o'
isai .........-.2s,7 1896 : 1896 C.3ia
sCs.--.......9 81 g92 1894 Loss, 733 3s,4ss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-27
No. 235.

EOR RENT-Ffeen Acres Of good L AM. Al arst
4 IOu-gate on G8latn Pike.
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Send 25 Cents for Certificate,

In sill transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the Certificates, paying postage and
doing the business, rs cents each, which must te
enclosed When the Certificate Is sent for. Five Ger
tihcstes viii be sent for 81, eleven for 50, thirty for
So, slxty-hve for $40; one hundred for SIS.
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In Chancery at McMinnyiIIe, Tenn

In Chancery at McMinnVille, Tenn.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1866.
J. D. Goodpasture, complainant.
vs..
The Widow and Heirs of S. Greenhslgh, decd.
IN this cause, it appearing to the Clerk and Mas
ter that the wtdoW OF s. Greenhslgh, decd, Mary
Greenhalgh, James Greenhslgh, and Julia Green
halgh, heirs Of s. Greenhslgh, deceased, are
non -resldents of the State OF Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served upon
them:
1t is therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks, in the Nashville Weekly
Union, a newspaper published in the city Of Nash
vile, Tennessee, requiring said de endsnts to ap
pear on the FRS day Of our next Court, TO be held
at McMinnyille, on the 4th Monday in March, 1850,
TO answer compliments bill, or the same Will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing exparte ss
TO them. J.F. MORFORD, O.. a NJ.
feblO-W4t" By J G. BILFs, D. @.
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In Chancery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1880.
I'M Bill.

a. H. NH1ni ~cOmpAnAnlB
vs. %Inl. & AT. Ball
Edmond Psndleton, defendant
IN this cause il appearing to the satisfaction ol
the Clerk and Master, from affidavit that defendant
Pendieton Is s nonresident Of the Sta-e Of Tenaes.
see, 20 that the ordinary process Of Law cannot be
served upon INN: It's therefore ordered IN e pun.
hcs1On be made, for four consecutive weeks. in the
Nashville Union, a newspaper published n the city
OF Nashville, Tennessee, requiring sad defendant
10 appear On the first day Of our next Court, 70 be
held az MeAinnville, fth Mondsy IN MHrch, 1896,
10 plead, answer or demur 20 compliments bin. or
The same viii be taken for confessed, ~ 10 him and
setfor hearing ezpsrte. j.. F. M0RFORD. CAM.
ieb2l-w4te ByJ. b. BmEs, D. C.
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted tbs
shove rates for advertising, 10 which we bind our
selves suicuy TO adhere.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co,
JOB WALLACE, for the Dsspuuh.
BARRY, WINHAM 4 co. FOR FGG.
BILL, JONES & Co, for Gazette.
fFNAEHvLLE, TEss.. Sept. q, 1865.
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No. 232
No. pa.

FOR sALE-ono of Chickering'S Fine Pianoa.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-08
9ailg Manntaineer


FAON the occasion of the marriage of
a young lady 10 one Of the suburban
cities Of Boston, recently, Mrs O'Blar-
ney, who had been confidential wash,
woman in the family for many moons,
was honored with an invitation.
She was on hand in season, dressed in
gorgeous array and was assigned to
un honorable seat in tho parlor, where.
of she seemed determined to maintain
the dignity, regardless of expense.
While the guests were assembling, a.
young lady whow looking up her ac-
Quaintances in the party, came face to
face with Mrs. O'Blarney, whom she
know professionally, and expressing
considerable, aftonishment, inquired,
+" How did you come here?" Mrs. o.
Barney straigtened up peg and an-
swered with so|much emphasis that
the whole company heard: Gas | shall
go to me grave-on me two feot!"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-08

IT, should never be forgotten by
those who profess to be judges of
human nature, that the religious feel
ing may exist in its strongest form,
unaccompanied by either amiabiiiCy
of disposition or honest of character;
on the contrary ,the most ferocious mon,
s:ers that ever disgraced humanity
have hecn the most superstitious In.
their religious feelings, the strictest
in their pious obscrvances. 1t is a
lesson which allshistory teaches, and
one which is every day lost sight of
10 our surprise at the exposure of
some enormous viliany in those who
are esteemed the pillars of the church.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-08

]. T. Griffin plaintiff, vs. Isaac jennings defendant
Action to money in County Court Of the State
Of Oregon for Union County,, : i.NLi..t
THy0 ISAAC J JENNINGS, Defendant: In the name Of
the State Of Oregon you are hereby summoned
aud required to appear ano answer Plaintiff complaint
now on fe In the Clerks office insad Court after ser
WuKLy MoUNTAISEER, by order Of said Court. or
Judgment for want thereof will be taken against
anil unsss YOU appear and said complant the
Paint twill take Judgment apaust you for the sum d
$780, together with the costs and disbursements Of this
action by order Of j. p Argersinger County Judge OF
uniot County. a .MsDAKER, Att'ybr plaintiff,
US. Rev. Stampl ~ s.uf OgAseSlGs0N |fA
n Soeents. 10 ',l =, Jan5-ow, tia esiss
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-08

VERY well defined shock of an earth
quake was felt in San Francisco on February
18th. The windows of the Flag offie ratified
and the gas burners oscillated in very
lively manner for the space of three or four
seconds. ..-.- =. - : -..--
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-08

DENTAL NoTICE.---Beinga about to make a
professional tour to the towns and settlements up the
Columbia respectfully call the attention Of those of my
patrons who in need Of Dental Operations of any char
acte to the fact that they may have an opportunity
to avail themselves of my services before my departure
II so desired will leave abont the 20h of March, and
return to this place to resume my practice about the
18th Of June. r% [H7u] j. W. GURLLY.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-08
sheriR,s Sale of Real Property.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the
I'D Clerk of the County Court, in and for Grant Coun
y, State of Oregon and to directed In favor of Il.
Q, Hardy, plaintiff, and against John s. Miller, +. r.
Ashton, L: FL Ward, j. r. shakely aud A. O. Hall, de-
cndants for the sum of Three Hundred and Fortyseyen
and 6400 S347 e4100) dollars principal In Gold Coin,
end Seventy and S6100 s76 S6o0) dollars cost and
disbursements with interest," accrung costs and costs Of
ON SATURDAY, the oath day of MARCH, 1866, between
the hours of IL and 2oclock, P to the highest bid
defendants III and to the following described property,
to wit: y Y t.n' ts 70
That certain piece of real property known as the
Pioneer Ditch, commencing Mt point on Big Crock,
thence running in southerly direction about eight
miles, and miersectng Elk Greek at point near Elk
fat said ditch lying and being In Grant County State Of
Oregon NJ. p. BERRY, Sheriff.
by b. wHIrTES. Deputy.
Canyon City, January 3D., 1866 f23wfs
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-08

PARIS is determined to be very ele
giant. 1t is determined to be provid,
ed with as many public gardens for
recreation as an city in Europe. Gar
deners are at'present busily employed
in arranging large plot of ground at
Montsouris, in the Fourteenth Arrons
dissement, adjoining the south western
boundry of the Thirteenth This will
be the second public garcen existing
in the Fourteenth ACCOMPLISHMENT, a
handsome garden having been opened
three years since near the Marie.
Other gardens or pleasure-grounds
are in course of.orection.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-08
Dissolution Notice.

AJOT1CE Is HEBEBY GIVEN that the co-pnrtnersllp
~ heretofore existing between III. J. WALDRoN &
JAMES G. WALKER, under the name of ii. j. Waldron
Co.. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. II. j.
Waldron will paya Indebtedness and collect all debts
- H ii. J. WALDR0N.
Dales, Murch b, 1866 m6w1 r
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-26

PILLS,
l. 20 celebrated
many years ago In
Paris for the relief
Of female irregu-
larities, and after
wards so notorious
for their criminal
employment in tho
practice ofabortion,
are now offered for
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-26
a Gard % Iuvalils.

A Clergyman. while residing in South America a.
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy Tor
the Cure Of Nervoas Weakness Early Decay Diseases
Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
habits Greit numben have already been cured BY
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO benefit
the aictsd and unfortunate will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine in sealed envel-
egs g any one Who needs Il. Of charge Address
York City. y505
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-26
sLoAN's CONDITION POWDER

SlUAW0 CUWVIlIUU PUWUek
Has the largest sas Of any Horse and Cattle edcios
IN this country It Il composed Of hcrbs and root and
e mdness safety, certainty and horOughnesa stands
presminsntly at the head Of the list Of Horse and
Cutie Nedicsnes.
II carries OF q! gross hnmors prevents horses from
Hseo%!ng san g Ssndssing Iarhss the blood lccssns
ceausss the water and strengthens every Part Of the
body. II also safe and certain remedy for coughs
sod colds, which gSncrate 20 many fatal diseases.
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NEW YORK.

FLOR R8Nx.-Two 0eod Dwelling
Houses. Possession at ence If desired.
Apply 70 Prank HERMAN. 3w529
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

We see by the Rome Georgia, Con
rler. that the road extending from
Gadsdeu, on tie Coosa. river, to Gun.
ter's Landing, on the Tennessee. a dis.
lance of thirty three miles, and which
was nearly all graded before the war.
has recently been put in way Of early
completion. A Pennsylvania company
agrees to complete The road within two
years-and are to receive the State
bouds appropriated to this road amount.
ing TO about $500, 00O-and the pltea
uate sections ef public lord dondted by
The Geperd Government, aud allow 70
ne present stock holder the amounts
they have actusAiy paid, in stock Of The
road when completed This range.
ment was ratified by the Directors AT
G%uniersyille on the 10Th of September
This rad, when completed. viii unite
the Tennessee and Eoosa rivers. and bv
the building Of : branch rOsd Of eipb.
teen miles, win tap the Selma and
Rome Railroad at JacksOnyille.-Ula.
tion.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27
NOTICE.

ETHE undersigned specially requests all
4 persons holding claims against Franci.
!. Lewis, late Of this county, decea ,ed, to
have them probated and registered, and she
will pay them so soon as lands IN hand, and
those Indebted to said deceased are requested
to make payment to her. She is the only
child and heir and distributee of said deecas,
ed, and is entitled to his whole estate, alteI
payment cf his debts; and when the few
email debts'are paid she is authorized to col
lect those due him without administration
which she desires to do. Persons maxim.
payment to her will be protected.
ELIZABETH l.. ALLEN,
ID Heir INA only Distribute.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

:, 4 oras.cnt gives usthe has
,,ainr among olber Incidents y 'n' %
n ,sI, day inahe city,
O'',sa /, . epatIemaD wearing tie IN
e sp M United State. conspicuous
e S,.,e a ~ Dr. Dsstie was Z y'tely
Safe ,i nS AID lis worsgt w'und was
"ou'u 'h;s soldiers, q Massachusetts
rom 1.m ,aa SSc proclaimed that The
s ,,,;t" should be the ruling face o. TINS
,oniincnt, ,h.r
4,'.r. and .lat ph tlymeO from Mas
s .'na.stls. Is we'll as gentlemen from
Il other p%lsoes, Dslivein the doctrine
q white mans government. II
&m,rion Isrs is aa ll:r'
/, !. rlsaaut ID ftcbVl that 10 al
.bo unhrpy circumstances ot yt'crday
'no 'l,i,b s,ldIers and the white cr'lzen
=, alb rsd With each other hsar'1y
rrf city natural syOpstly, and on
r.i, to be strengthened and hardene
A, sbe insane ragings Of Radlculisn
Mobile Newr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

SPsAKlSd IN IrAL,cs OF Richard
Martin, Of Galway. = noted duella ana
member Of Parliament, Mr. Jordan bas
a good auecdote. "A leading morning
journal incurred his ire BY 1 report q
bis speech, ard be waited upon tie ed.
ltor for en- explanation. The editor
stated that i was written BY one Of the
mos. iutelligent and accurate reporters
On bis staff. and he could hardly mag
me any, far less any deliberate, inten.
ton e m~isrepresent the honorable gem
tlemap. To this excuse the complain
ant only replied By pulling q copy Of
the pager ont Of bis pocket, and indies
nantly pointing to the obnoxious pas.
sage. exclaimed Sir did / evsy
speRk u itafics p Tie effect was s.
.ludlerons that both parties burst into <
ss Of laughter. and the affair was com.
pgomlssa without EancOr u blocdshed. y
This Maslin, b sha w, Who would
make Pc mere q Winging IS man f4an
e would cf popping aay Al ! spar.
mofhi66at and ipaelAtieabls
+ The Society ioF lhe pgersns
ely Of Animals
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For salsbtter ffSlu
70 give "a
Enquirl Interview
tic 0fP the cir,
tied Q

constitutional V. mus
foundation in Law a be eas.
II also contends that the Courts are nCSi
an expense, but on the contrary, are q
saving, and asks il the expense Of keep
ing prisoners over till a session Of tho
circuit court, would not be greater than
giving them an immediate or early
trial By the facts and figures as we
find them in the Democrat, there is a
clear saving Of $4,000 by means Of
the county courts. 1t calls for some
change in the modes Of punishment and
concludes its argument as follows :
We need work houses. We need that
class Of penaltics,wh ich consist in labor-on
the streets and public works, and at trades
IN houses built for the purpose Of c%onine-
ment and various manual labors. Last Fall,
while the Legislature was in session, we
strongly advocated that class Of penalties, and
Ethe esrabli. hment of Courts for Correctional
Police. The Labor Systcm-labor in a work
house, ard labor on public works--is ever
now more glaringly necessary than the coun'
ty courts. For the %effsctual correction o.
Vice, for the saving of even part Of the pub
lie expense and for the general benefit to the
community, we need a system Of labor pun
ishment.
We a%pprebend that these ideas vii
not be popular in this community 0it
es may desire such a system hecauSe
thereby they could have a great deal o
public work done cbeaply, but the agri
cultural districts, xpd this includes al
most the whole State, would have, som
law to compel labor 70 seek the field
- a.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27
SAVE COST.

a yL persons indebted u the estate Of WIN
a H~oliiugswolth, uDaer Il Magistrate ~.
risdicrion, viii call and settle BY the ia'h Of
November. and al owing over that amount
VIII settle BY the 18Th Of December, as snl1s
will he brought he day following those dates
am authorized 81 the act o. me c"nsen.lna
Nv ssutagal 81 lIsb 1hdas II Probate.
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