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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25
SEWING MACHINES.
THE IMPROVED ELLIPTIC
LOCK-STITCH
Sewing and Braiding
M ACH IN ES.

Thesa Celebrated Machines We cAn reeomusn1 70
the public. combining As they 90 AL the improve
uouts which experience has proved 70 be requisite
II The perfection % tie Scw - Nachlas. They re-
commend themselves q the plbic As lie most rsiia
be instrument IL tie market The mechanism q the
machine IS simple and durable their management ca
siv acquired and with ordinary care and Attenton,
&c claim they NIL give prrfect sAIsiactlon u the
operator il the work they WILL accomplish
These Machines are s. remarkably simple IN their
CONSTRUCTION thai child ca operate them an ~
derst3rc their mechanism
Tley are the strongest sewing Machines made. u
Almost impossible - break - sst thsm oai ~ or
der
They are sure Ia ther opersiious-nnishing thsiE
work 10 = % form and psTfect manner.
Tacy make tight lock- stitch alike ou beth sides
u the WorG which cannot be rayelsd.
They sU-ch. hem, tiaa fel. r1n. braid -nd SA1hsr
They sew equally val tie ls ltest 4nd the heaviest
fAbries
They sew over the heaviest seams without hang
ing tie sou OF brsAA.nE the luest threaa.
They use ary NJ - Cotton, lhrcad or SIX, directly
rom the splol
They run easily and are almost nolseless
They Go not form ridges ca The under side ~ tbs
work uer rayel slt they Wastofel u thread
- IS tie case with al Cham stitch Machines
They capable q doing greater range q work
and a more perfect manner, IhAn any other SEWING
Machine.
a. livery Machine warranted and eomplsts, ~ilh
Hemmer Needles And al the tools necessary for the
Machine.
a. Binders. Corders. fuckers. Needle Cases Nee
dies silks, Threads. OA and sewing Machine findings
Of the very best quality wholesale and retail
o. Please send for Circular AM samples Of work
ylElH. Agent.
543yl A. Cliy Box store. d. Lansing.
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MEDICAL.
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD!
IL. EG-AC-GIEL'S
PILLS 81 SALVE,
Life-giVing Pills

These Life remeales are nov. i0T TIE arst time
given publicly u the world for over quarter u
cs1tlry u private practice the Ingredients II thess
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GUARDIAN SALE.-By virtue OF a IL
~ cense 70 ms granted b. Horatio Pratt J1dEe Of
Probate Tor l1gham county Mch. shall sell pub
nc auction ~ the premises hereinafter meaIiouei On
saturday, tie l9th day OF Nay, $50 a. oue o'clock
n the Afternoon al the riEkt ttl3 AL interest o.
PnenA C. Holden and Adrian Holden. minors. il sud
70 and situated u InEham County MicS described
IS To- acres CO tie north side OF the southeast quar-
ter Of section twenty one II township thres north q
range QUE vest. TOBIAS HOLDEN
tlari ll = sad rlr-r-
Dated April SO l.5c 5-IHG
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FOUNDRY.
All Kinds of Work

The undersigned would respectfully an
uouuce Aathe has nov hs works 10 good running o.
der and turning out
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

CURES ALI sWELlINCs or TIE GLANDS.
Either oi tho Fac. Neck on Femlie Breast cad
should Poo taken as soon the swelling IS detected.
tt1- preventing ther breaking anl pr5igclng
r.. .h.r.ias s.r.s which dsd-ars SD many ol the
portion ~ tha community ,ron six go
tr..t, .ss ..i aso Young ohilren are v-tv scribe
i.. BID Discharges from the Ear. which. .peais upon
-r,lai..- constitution. Ia ISL. eases soon recover
hy ,as'.r few doses Of thc life syrup
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25
ATE OF ALBERT A. FISHELL,

ESTATE OF ALBERT A. FISHELL
IL deeeased.-S-ATE OF MICHIGAN County Of In CHAM
sat session " the Probate Court for the county
Of lnghAm, holden at the Probate Oace IN the vii
ags Of Mason. Wednesday the 18th DAY Of april in
the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty six
Present, Horati0 Pratt. Judge ~ PROBATE In the
matter VI the estate OF Albert A. Fshel, deceased
On reading and Cling the petition, duly verified. OF
John Fisheil, praying Tor letters ~ administration
upon said estate
TheTeupon IL is ordered that N niay, the 5th
Jay u May, 1890, at Ten O'Clock ia the forenoon
be assigned for the hearing OF said petition AMI that
tho heirs az Law Of sand deceased AID 81 other persons
interested 10 said estate required TO appear al a
session Oi sail Court linen 60 hs holden al the Pro
bate once IN the village 80 Mason aud show cause.
n any there be- WHY The prayer oi the petitioner
should not be granted And IL 10 further Ordered
That said petitioner give notice 10 the persons inter
esed ia sad estate OF the tendency Of said petition
and the hearing thereof by causing COPY OF this
der 10 be published IL the Lansing state Republican
newspaper printed and circulated IN said county OF
Ingham for three successive week previous 70 said
day OF hearing.
lAtrucc copy HpRATlO PRATT.
532W3 Judge 81 Probate
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Have been used With tie greatest 1ccess Their d IS
SION j. not 0ulF l. prevent disease but - cure They
search OFT the various rlaalles which The patient
is suffering, and re- slvigora-e tie falling systen 10
the afeI and iufrm lew discs Of these valuable
FILLS VIII prove % be
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CHANCERY SALE.-ln pursuance and
- By virtue q decree u The Circuit Court for the
county Of IlghAms u ChanceEg, made o. lie IN Gay
OF Nay, 1862, IN therein pending which Ars
tarchus Champion Is complainant. and Frances y.
Walker and EbeneZer Walker are cefen-4 shall
sell At public auction, 70 tie highest bidder, Al the
front door Of tie court Lolse tie village Of Mason
II sad county, o. The 81 DAY o. Nay next, AZ one
O'Clock the afternoon Of said day, tie lands and
premises described II SAID cecree, o Wiz That GER
tain piece parcel o. land j ug and being so-th q
the village u Okenos bounced a. follows commenc-
iug al the terUInsiin 81 Water - on he east and
running south along tne state rad u the bridge
crossing the Cedar river themes vest and northery
along SAID Cedar river 10 point parallel with or OPP
posile ater 81 on the VesI thence east along Tie
line Of Water S. 20 the plsceof beginning, contain
about thirty acres, be the same ncre or less. Also
lots Nos one, two, @ three ~ an1 four, -
il block No eleven, (ll II tie record led plat n Tie
village Of Okemos al the SAIL property beng IL the
county OF Ingham and State o. Michigan
Dated March 18Th, 1866.
570w6 NJ D. CHAITERlON,
Circuit Court Commlssioner for Ingham %. Mich
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Tue STATE INSURANCE corr,,,

THE STATE INSURANCE Covp,N,
trAnsScts business 90 Insurance glrucrt Il. IL -'t
ltls Company refuses al steam a
Afaoas property an o0t over $500 .r.- F..
oat rlsk, THEREBY Avoi14E al .rr
Losses thai often cripple othcrn .-. s-.
he Directors ana Oncers are l.itrr..r.. E.
s-ors shall 90 spared o. tlei. ia-t .r... ~
Tie Conscience u the plhhc ID te.a-
sac, rather thAn = largc business H.. .
/ iug located AZ The Capita. has n.-1
valuable 60 she insrred ana tft r.i.r... FL.
his Company has s.o>k class. 4. tt-
~ which those wAo prefer nos .s.sra i.
can Be insured a. the rates ~ r0.,. -.-.. Z 'H
without any liability g. Assessment
This Company also ilsurss ars.r.t
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ESTATE OF POLLY NEVIS.
Il deceased. STATE OF Michigan county OF Ingh2n
sat Of the Probate Court for the county
Of lngham holden a. the Probate Oce 10 tie village
Of Mason, on Monday, the 9Th cay q April. il
the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty SIX
Present H1rsIo Pratt Judge Of PrVbate To the mat
ter OF the estate CT Poly Nevis. deceased. On
reading and fling the petition duly verified Of A r.
Burr administrator ~ said estate praying for dnal
settlement Of his administration account and dis
charge such administrator.
Thereupon 10 Is ordered that Tuesiay the sth day
Of Nay 1866, at ten o'clock the forenoon be
assigned for the hearing Of SAID petition aud that
the heirs a. law OF said deceased and an other per
Interested Ia said estate, required 70 appear
al session Of said Court t-en 10 be holden al the
Probate Once, IN the Village Of Mason, and show
cause, II any there be- why the prayer Of the petit
toner SHOULD not be granted And 10 3 further or
dered that said petitioner give notice % the persons
interested said estate Of the tendency fsaid pet
ton and the hearing thereof BY causing copy Of this
order 70 be Published N the Lansing Republican a
newspaper printed and circulating in said County
Of Ingham three successive weeks previous 10 said
day Of hearing
"A true cOpy.) HORAIIO PRATT,
572w3 Judge OF Probate.
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Clnn0t 1lag t-e digit o. years but they can force
back aad lo.i loof. disease that night triumph over
tla AGED and the young Let none hesitate then. but
sl q tue f-r lr4Dls opportunity that Offers when
taken AZ rr--rrlDlI
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FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS

Nothing can De more productive u cure than these
Pills. Their almost magic influence ls felt a. once;
and the usual conconsalts " tbs most distressing
. IS use are removed. These remedies made
from the Ilrc7t
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Vegetable Compound,
For Cuianeoms Disorders,

They WILL n0t harm the most delicate female. ans
can be- given with good effect Ia prescribed doses i
the Youngest tabe.
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An ETERNAL SPRING,
These Famous Remedies

Il vas ef. Tor tbs 1ay AMI hour 20 realize the dream
and show iu one glorious fact. the mage that made
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25
HOhATIO PRATT. p4s.4dtnt
LEWIS q. LOOMS. srsrefarl
AND GINIRAI AcFNI
No saIaried Omcers 10 he Paid

Policies VIII be issued by the rr. .lioai .I So.
tary of the Company
The Secretary will also visit abe faranf l.rf. 4.
tbs county for The purpose OF taAlnrr...
ConfHed Striaiyi % Risks upon Prqp,ri .a Z. l..
County
Copies Of thc Charter, and E1lo- auI ee....l ...
tie Company, can be obtained % gle ae.. .I
Company Ia Mason. t.s.f
TNCoRPORATED Iscs.
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Ana ler.at.,as or tle skin tae SAVE is "a st il
valuable Do lo-- l0t heal .At.Tlaly aloe blt pen
etrat.s wl- ths m.st searching effects to the very
root of Die eVll
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ASSORTMENT OF PLOWs.

That eau be procured al any ike works The stten
tion Of Farmers Is particularly called 20 his
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INSURANCE.
STATE INSURANCE COMPANY

On Ordinary MUTUAL, annual ragrye,--.
Al. OK STOCK rfANs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-07

The Columbus Journal publishes the fol-
lowing tablo. showing tic Republican and
Democratic vote for Secretary Of State at
the last october election, for. every city In
ohie} ss appears by the records III Che Sec
retary of states oiiice. Also, the aggrel
gate vote and tho population as dedueed
from that vote. Also, the population Of
each city in 1850, as shown by the United
States Census for that year. A glance win
show the increase of population in the six
years, and win show also that several cities
have very much changed their relative po-
sition in the order Of succession since 1860.
They are arranged IN the order Of popula-
tion as shown by the vote Of 1866, In the
following table: y I. 6ua lfan fa
7dbaldr Statement shotcia5 cote for Se te-
tory Of Stdfe iH cities named therein FOR
u 1866; together asith the population Qf said
u cities as dedReed front said cote. AID he
population n 1890 as sAo,oh Jy he u. $.
Censns. U-Uffti u .-r rt.r-.
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9e0al.
sHERIFF's SALE.


Thomas V. Lyons, vs.. Bainbrdgc II. Miller. ct al
superior Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio
Case No. 3j3b.
/ n pursuance of AN order of sale issued in the
Il above case and to me directed, l viii oiler at
public sale, at the door Of the Court House in the
city of Dayton, on " A......
Tuesday, he 81 ddy Of Jaauayy fsGT,
At two o'cloc, =. NJ. the following real estate TO
wit; The following lands and tenements to-wit
sitnate.n the County of Montgomery, and state OF
ONO. and town of Miamisburc and described IA.
follows to-wit:
7 Being lot No. 2ll In the townOf Miamisburg and
county ana state aforesaid. Commencing at the
corner oi lhlOI 40 10; thence easterly To the Miami
Canal thenee south along said canal To The nOrtl
side Of basni thence west along the north line OF
the basin 10 kncc street; thence north on Race
street to the place of beginning Excepting such
parts rs was sold TO the incorporate village Oi
Aliamisburg for the continuation of Pearl street
said premises have been appraised at $1,000 and
rannot sell iorless than wothirds of the Appras-
fd value thereof said lot has upon 1t a dwelling
house, aud large warehouse and scales Situated
ON the Miami canal. Terms of sale cash
decS-ts
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MnximiIian win Not indicate.

NEW oih, lleCcWDer u.
Orizllba (Mexco) correspondence of No
vember % says Chat the last French steamer.
which brought EN-President Mliamon,
also carried three hundred French soldiers,
destined for service IN Mexico. This. and
other events, do not point toward early
French evacuation.
Military stores aud ordnance have been
moved toward the interior Nyld recently
General Donay, with his s0nO men. had
commenced fresh campaign in Northern
Mexico.
Ameeting of the Conservative party of
Mexico was lately held VI ptizaba, where
delegates from many of the States present.
ed petitions 10 MaNimilian, PRAYING thathe
might reconsider his determination TO abdi-
cate. At this conference it was resolved TO
appoint Mirainon commander of all the
troops under MaXimilian, and to resist the
encroachments Of all foreign powers, and
call upon MaXimiian to aid them in the
coming contest. His Majesty after mature
consideration, acecded to their wishes, and
agreed not to abdicatc.
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alIonttaru and C,pmmfrfIaI.
IOinclnnntl NafI,cts.


FLouR-Ts dull and very little doing. no
concessions arG named and Inquiries iieht
Choice grades maintain quotations steadtly 1:
superilne nominally SOdg "a: extra $40 b0
oil so; family Sl2 25@l3 SO and fancy
| ISl3 5O@l4. Rye flour very dull. Buck
wheat quiet at S5@5 ~ per sack. Sales Of
100 barrels family at $3.50.
WnEAr-ls not materially changed tn
day. Buyers are less numerous, aud the
market unsettled and weak. Choice Mn
and extra, 80 75@2 80; No. Lrel. So 70ta
2 20; No. red, 81 % No. spring, 81 2O@
%; No. 2 S2@2 o., with offers ut the In
side price. I.I
ONs-Were not freely offered. and were
held at 52@53e. for No. ], and 4Sc. for No. .
with fair demand.
CoRN--ls steady, and new firm at 5sc. for
for shelled tf.tI I.tl rH1Iii
BAmEY-Dull and nominal at sl G0dl
90 for primo fail. OH EF-NrsT
RYE-Nery little doing; No. 81 l2CQl
10; No. 2 9Jc. .6Sl.
PRoyGsIoNs-Are heavy and downward.
New Mess Pork is held at Sis bO@lg 90.
with oilers b0c. lower. aud no acceptance
Green Meats are nomnally rnclanged-
shoulders 6l1c., sides Z 7ISc.. and hnms glSc
from the hook. Bulk Meats are declined
TO 79@Sc. for shoulders, 81 &c .for sides. and
lO@lO}6c. for clear sides packcd. Bacon
meats are lower lsc--shouiders and sides
l2}sc- clear sides &c. Lard Is heavy and
]am &c. lower; prime kettle IL &c.
GROCERlEs-The market rules dull, but
prices are without material change We
quote fair TO choice Rio Coffee at 25829c;
raw Sugar at ll1a@l4lsc, aud hard refined
Sugar al 1G@l6i9c. per pound.
WmsKY-Weak and inactive, at SOC. for
bonded. Free nominally at 81 26, and no
inquiry, as the market is below legitimate
quotation. ........
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

IL. pursuance OF an order of the Probate Court OF
montgomery County, Ohio, 1 will Offer for sale
at public auction, at the door of the Court House
In Dayton, on '' -
saturday. the ljfh day Of December A. D. 1sgG
AZ two O'Clock in the afternoon of said day the
following described real estate situate I'M tha
county OF Montgomery and State Of Ohio o.wit:
In lots numbered 81 and ~ as plated and re-
corded in 5 u. Harkers plot Of North DAYTON
also, strip ofland l6H feet wide adjoining TO- and
laying along the west end of said lot No ~ and
extending the whole width OF said lot
Also, piece OF land commencing on east line of
out-lot No. and running thence north with the
east line OF said lot AK feet to point; thence
west parallel with the south line Of said l6t a feet
to point thence south 43is feet TO point: th,ee
Of said out-lot No. r'
The foregoing real estate as above described
constitutes the premis es entire, including the
dwealng house, slaughter house and barn owned
and occupied by Frederick Schwartz deceased, al
the time OF his death, In Mad River Township.
appraised all together, as one premises at
Also, lot No. 4O02 on the plat Of the city of Day.
Ton ton In Montgomery County, Ohio appraised at
TERMS OF SALE One third In eash on day Of
sale; one-thrd in one, and one third in two wears
from said day, with interest; deferred payments
10 lie secured by mortgage on the premises
GEORGE HERBIG
Admir- of Frederick schwartz, deed.
ID. A. UoUK, Attorney - r
November ~. 1885. 1O,vA
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Superior Court Of Montgomery County Ohio
William NJ Baker, Plaintifi, ts John b. Dodds
and Robert Hood, late partners, doing business
under the firm name and style OF DOdds Il Hood
Defendants, No 3dS, Attachment
'HHE Defendants, John + Dodds whose place OF
SLATE OF New York, will take notice that William
Z: NJ Baker did, on the a3d day OF April 1890 Ale
his petition in the Superior Court OF Montgomery
county, Ohio against them setting forth that there
Is due said laintin, from said Defendants upou au
account Tor monies paid Ia their use. Sc cppy OF
thousand and utty-fouf and 6l-ltO dollars with in
ierest thereon nom April l2. 1858; That property
belonging tosaid Robert Hood has been attached
ana an order will be asked ior Tor the sale OF said
property tOpAy said Indebtedness, az the Noyem-
ber term, 1860, of said Court l. I--.
ocl3wG-5 - ANY Tor piniHfia
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PETITION roR pARrrrIoN

John Henry Shell fmelihe SchOenfeld and Henry
Sehotnield rs. AnireW GaSS shell. Matilda Wiz.
myer, samuel Nttmyer, Harriet RunberVe,
Elias RumherRer. and Mary Catharine shelf
superior Court OF Montgomery co. % Case ;i5As
A NDhkN. tAsS SHELL, Matilda Witmyer
"a samuel Nttmyer Harriet RumbergeT Iiias
tumbefger and Mary q. shell will take notice
that a petition was ucd against them on the 18th
DAY OF september 1870, IN the Superior Court OF
Emeline schoenfeld ana Henry Sehoenfeld andis
now pending, wherein they demand partition OF
the fohoNlng real estate, to-Wit. situate in the
county Of Montgomery and slate OF Ohio an that
certain tract or parcel OF land lying IN the town
OF Mianishurg, in the county Of Montgomery and
state OF ONO, to-Wit being in-lot No 81 on 1acob
herchers plat Of said towH
Also in-lot No. ~, ppeeably 70 the ogi gnal plat
Also, the following Being apart Of the south
malt u section No. "a. town l. ri,nge s. "A rs.
Beginning AZ stake on the north Boundary oi
said nall section; thences degrees W ga poles
20 a stake; thence 553s degreeg s2T poles 10 a
sionei thence 34k degrees 1lp Doles along Tho
piEes pte 70 ts the Plase Of beginning eonlepRs ten
Also tho foll6Wpg, IN section "a, TOW ~ r.age
o. NJ X 3, being Out lot No, ION lsaac Ireon > paf
OF out, lots which Is recorded in Plat Hook "a -.
rage JOS OF Montgomery County ReoofSta Goa
tanning nve acres, more or less, ID Fl
Aud that at the next term Of said Court, after
lorty days n9m The deie Of W., aTSl pub Aealion OF
sehoenfeld and Henry SehOenfeld will apply for
an order that pQrtitlon may be made of said gionl-
lses accordingly, JOHN HENRN SlfELflH r
'EMELdNE SChOENFEfD
.n.,,c,.,. hENRI sSHoENFELD,
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sHERIFF's SALE.
low


Julia Metherd. IS. samuel r. Medler ct al sn.
eerior Court OF siontgomery County. Ohio. Case
lOURSU ANT to an order of sale issued by the
y Superior Court within and for the County OF
montgomery, ONO. and TO me directed, will offer
a. public sale at the door OF the Court House, in
the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, the s9d day ef Decen,Esr 1866,
Between the hours OF two aud four O'Clock. Il. NJ
the Following described real estate to-wit.
Situate in the county of Montgomery. and state
of Ohio, being part ofthe n quarter OF section
eighteen, QS) town two (2) range six t8) M hi
known as the Gebhart farm, boundaries of the
east part, beginning at the northeast eOfnefof the
quarter at stone, thence south degree W - IA
chAns, thence south bS degrees 40 minutes 1850
north SfJs degrees W 1853 chains; thence north no
degrees chains 70 the center OF road; thence east
along road 5W chains; thence / degree g IS T0
chains 10 section line; thence along section line
n dIdegrees 20 minutes e 1851 chains TO the place
o. beginning, containing a. 49, 100 acres Bounda-
rles OF timber land, beginning at the corner OF
the Gebhart farm thence north degree e 81 20
chains 10 the center Of the road; thence south s3
degrees 0ll ohalnsi thence degree W 2470
chains thences % degrees 4Ominutes W 60 chains
70 the place OF beginning containing IS 20O acres
the two tracts OF land containing b5 61 100 acres
and VIII be sold as one entire farm. The above
premises have been appraised at sixty five dollars
per acre, and cannot sell for less than twothirds
Of the appraisment
said farm is known as the MEDLER farm and
10 under good cultivation, aud has good corn orib
ana other Improvements thereon, and good timber
land. Terms Of sale--eash ON day Of sale
$500 o. q. II, DAVIDSON sheriff
ADAM CLAY, Atty |T-' 1''
Nov. n. 1884 WITT
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From Europe.



LONDON, December 5-Evening.
1.-THE Times, to-day, in an article on Presi-
dent Johnson's message, says il agrees with
the position taken by the President on the
Alabama claims, and that the question on
that subject should be definitely settled.
The excitement about Ireland Is increas-
Ing, and the military and naval authorities
are making every preparation TO meet the
emergencies.
The Admiralty to-day ordered dis
patch of three iron-clads to. ireland. aud
the military authorities directed the de-
parture OF two regiments Ia the same quar-
ter.
PARIS, December &,
The legal proceedings commenced by
United States agents against parties who
furnished ships to COnfedcrates during the
rebellion, and having attempted To settle
the case by arbitration, have failed.