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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

VIRGINIA, to wit:--In the Circuit Court OF
' Fairfax county, April Rules 1856, William:
c, Hendrick. executor Of Peter Hendricks
dec d., vs.. Amos Barden and Ann Bardcn, his
wife, in chuncery.
Mem he object Of this suit is TO subject the
land c 'nyeycd By the said defendant to Thomas
Moore, in tIu-t for Peter Hendrick. to the pay
mcnt OF tn. debt secured by said deed
1t appearing by affidavit filed. that the said
defendant is u non res dent of the State Of
Virginia, it is ord. red that he appear within one
month after due publication hereof, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest.
Il cnpy-Teste.
WIN. VI. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro TEN.
MOORE p O. aN ll-lAW4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

VIRGINIA, t., wit In the Circuit Court of
Y Fairfax county, April Rules 1866, VIM
6 Power, mp!ainant, vs. John Young.
Thomas P. Simpson and A!drich Young, late
partners, trading and contracting in the name OF
Young, Simpson y Co., and W. II. Guiding,
executor of the estate Of William Gooding de-
ccnsed defendan Sin chancery.
Mem: The object Of this suit is 10 attach in
the hands Of the dcftndent VIM. H. Gooding,
executor, us aforesaid any MONEY due or owing
the said driendrnts Yourg Simpson Co.. to
pay complainant thu sum Of S92 al with interest
from End March 1850
It appearing by affidavit fled that the def'n,,
dents John b. Young, Thomas P. simpson and
Aldrirh Young are ron residents OF this state.
1t IS ordered that they appear within one month
after due pubica ion hereof and do what Is ne
cess'ry l., protect their interests. copy
Teste WM NJ FIFTH UGH, Clerk protein.
Chiffon j. MAGRUDER, 7. =. ap6 law4w
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VIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court Of
Y Fairfax county, April Rules 1866. Eliza
j. Gunnell, adm'x. of j. g. Gunnell, dec d., IS.
Pierce Butler-in chnncery.
Mcm:-The obie,t Of this suit IS to attach a
tract Of land lying and being in the county Of
Fairfax, continuing l82 acres, on the road lead
ing from Ccntreville to Manassas purchased
from Samuel .Trott, to satisfy aud pay plaintiff
the sum Of SO with Interest thereon from Nov.
II. 1860, until paid.
It appearing bv affidavit fled tina: the said
attendant is Il non re ident Of the Sta Of Fir
GINA, it is ordered that Il, appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, and DO
What is necessary 10 protect his interests.
\ copy--Teste.
w. NJ. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
TrDpc e. Cory Il W;
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NOTICE The undersigned intending to
~ close his present business, will sell his stock
OF goods at reduced prices. for cash only.
NH 12-tf T. f. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

/ 2if'aH NOUTL IlPN1>''
Pursuant 10 decree OF the County Court .:
Fairfax equity, entered at it. March Term 1856,
Of which tn" ahovc is extract, l hereby give
notice TO all parties interested, hat have 1%eC
the 10Th day Of April 1866, as the time 4"H a. 4;
ny office q: the ace, when and where l sanl.
proceed 10 CXcCut" said decree.
-. 4 Ln-ININ .-.,-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20
state Of Tennessee, Franklin c.

state Of Tennessee, Franklin Co.
Il. l.. Si,nrson, ys. ". Z. Await.
Original Attachment.
Whereas. I. Il. Simpson has applied to
the undersigned, II. =. Davis, IN Acting
Justice of the Peace in and for SAID county
in accordance with the laws OF said State,
Tor al attachment against the property Of
W. 4. Await, for debt on an account, and
having obtaincd the same, end the same
having been levied upon as the property Of
the said We. Await, and returned bclors
me. and Il appearing to me that said W.
6. Await is q nonresident OF said state, ~
that the ordinary process Of the law can.
not be served upon him. 1t is therefore or
dcrcd that publication be made for four
consecutive weeks in the Home Journal.
rrvuiringlle said VIC. Await TO appear
before mt on the 18Th Of October, lsGB, at
Office. To defend the above SUIT. or
Judgment bydcfault will be taken against
him. i. I. pA' 10 OK.
scpt22-wAt'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20
A Moving Appeal.

Two faults especially mar Southern
agricultural life the first is the attempt
every year renewed Of making one great
crop, at every expense ofprescnt COM
fort, and the next is Of wearing ont the
land with their mode Of using it, with
tNr expectation Of leaving it ere long
and moving to new countries. When
the home comes to he 4 spot intended
to be every year adorned more and
more, aud made every year the more
and more productive mna valuable, 80
as to remain ever in the family q NE
mortal Of the providence Of the mccs-
tor for his descendants, and his desire
to l,egnt in them Il specific affection for
the spot Of their birth, then, indeed,
shall we have such an era Of happiness
and prosperity as will make the whole
South u Garden of Eden,
Bring men from the North and the
West, frol, Europe and Asia, but do
not cntirc ANY Southern m:n to renew
the nomadic life Which has been our
hnnp hitherto. We must give up In"
idea that land is to be made poorer by
cultivation Or Use, hut cultivation must
hp made to rnricni il. and use to adj IT,
It's proluctivrntda. Instead Of drnI.
ding il Of it, virgin beauty We mast
ndorn il more, an,l the older it grow-
in our use the more lovely must It he to
the hcholu,r.
Not only does surh a coarse as this
add value to the possession in tn" real
estate market, but i, adds incidentally
to the happiness Of those VIII" live on
and ncarit, rttinrslhe tastes and habit,
Of the young AMI pnrilir> the lives and
| hearts of the Older onrs. No need
then Of rcsurting to books "ftravrl and
til" rnmancrs OF British lie To learn Of
rural embellishments. sylvan b'antic,
and til" felicity Of country iilc. With
our soil as ric!, as it's ri, ~ u by ma
turc. all such q climate ~ ours, is il
not n shame to rs that We wear it out
whcH h"nry headed old England is
growing Younger, more vigorous an!
stronger under foot every day!
, no: our people m"'t not move from
State to STATE, hut remain whore they
are, preserving present fertility and i",
storing that which has been lost, aud
making tIl"ir homes yearly AND daily
more AMI nur. attractive, making
room ;lionI sil> of them for the
crowded out people of other lands and
J States, AMI hni!Iiny up permanent set,
Elements cap"hir %! supporting the
best OF schools ana churches, and
other means Of moral and lncntal i'm
provcmcnt Ut their very doors. In
this way only can there be real pros
pcrity for it is III true ct whole PEG
pie rs ofinhiviuuais, that 1.-The ROLLING
stone gathers no moss
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20
Sto,ss con como bac|, on this basis,

States can come back on this basis,
they shall not come back at All,"
Senator Sumner, in his address al
Boston, q few nights since, uttered the
same sentiments when he said I'm
the first place, Congress must be sus.
tanned III the conflict with the one man
power, and in the SECOND place e%-
rebels must not he restored " power
Bearing these two ts'ngs in mind the
way will be easy. or course, the Con-
stitutional Amendment must he adopt
cd As far as it goes, it is well hut it
does not 20 far enough. More must
be done. Impartial suffrage must De
established. \ homestead must be Sc
cured to every freedman lin no other
way, through the pardoning power. II
to these Is added education, there will
he o new order of things, with liberty
Of the press, liberty of speech, and lib
erty Of truvr!, 50 that Wendell Phillips
may speak freely in Charleston or
Mobile. Acting directly it may Ivy
constitutional amendment or by simple
LEGISLATION, fix all these forever.
We might fill our columns with sim,
liar quotations from the writer's and
orators Of the Radical party. ANY man
who supposcs, therefore, that the adop'
ton otthe Constitutional Amendment
will restore the Union, or admit the
Southern States to Il participation III
the legislation Of the country, is already
Il 1T subject for Radical prescription
and tyranny .NosAriNe Banner.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20
Death OF Mr.. Van 8,uren.

New York, Oct. l6.-The CONNER
cial says Of Mr., Van Buren,. lie was Re
turning from u tour in Scotland, whith-
rv he lla5 been for the benefit Of his
health, which for sometime past had
been yisihIy declining, During his tom
he caught ascyevo cold, which caused
inflammation Of the kidneys, and when
he came on board the Scotia he was
very i'll. He at oAc retired to bis state
room, where he remained until We'd
ncsday morning, when h" got up and
walked about on deck, contrary to the
advice Of his medical advisurs. Re.
firing 20 his state room Mr., Van Burcn
was sciZcA with acute Inflammation ot
the kidneys, and his suti"r;nga at this
time were intense. During this tim,
he talked necessarily, hnt inr0lrrcntI.v
chiefly on political affairs. GA SHtni.
day morning he commenced t. sinh
visibly, ard his daughter and nr;r'
with Capt. Judkins, Of the Scotia. wcr,
Snmmonul 10 his state room. They
will, Dra. Bricc and Crane, remained
with him nearly the whole day, "nc
aLunt eleven o'clock y. NJ, when Tx
vvssr! was OF Cape Race, Mr. Val
buren, e. pred. y coffin vas At once
made for the body, and il was place.
in one ofthc ships boats. where ii no"
remains. The arrangements for tho
funeral will be published hereafter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20
Affairs in mississippi.

The Mississippi Legislature me on
Monday in extra session. The Cover
nor IN his message says that necessities
Of the Stat" constrained him 10 c2.l the
Legislators together. No special crncr
grnry existed. hut a general cX;gcnry,
resulting from the altered and d.ran-
z d condition of our Federal and 90.
nestle affairs,
lie states the removal cfncgro troops
from the State and the transfer OF the
l'rcrimrn's bureau to officers of the
:egu!Hr army are subjects Of con9ratu.
!atipN.
lie dcpi"yes the state ofthe country,
He inclusrs the constitutional amrAd-
mrnt, bnt prrsUmrs y mere rrndlng OK
it will cause it, rejection. lie recon-
mrnl5 the admission Of negro ,trstimo-
ny in al the courts.
He requests that provision y" made
for the education Of inligent children
Of Confederate suldiors, and Tor the re-
lief Of destitute and disabled C0nt"d"r
ate and State soldiers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20

The dog returns to his volni', and
the SOW to her waIiowing in the mirc.'
RAYMOND and Bcecher lave lapsed i'll
to Radicalism. - Union and AmertcaH.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20

Til. so.calied Congressional policy
Of reconstruction is a fraui upon our
people, rs will be readily seen by any
oac who will take the trouble to rSa,n-
inc it. It the first place it is put for
ward hy the leaders not as an ultima
t,ra, b. the acceptance OF which the
Southern States may be restored to their
place in the Government. hut simply
"a he first step towards q series OF
measures which those leaders intend to
free on the country. We do not hes
itae to affirm that it is the deliberate
intention Of the Radicals TO still refuse
the admission of Southern .cprcScn;a-
tiyes to Congress, al!hongp every
Southern State should pass the Ton
s;itutional Amendment
We go further. An e~xaNin't:"n 81
the proceedings of thc last Congress
will exhibit the fact that nowhere has
that tody committed itself To- rcst"ri-
ton on the acceptance or the amend
ment by the South. But III the other
hand, the Leading mpmbers Of the ma:
jority orCongrcss haycopcnl.y declared
that such il not the;r .J.culion. Other
representative men o rthe pari.v have
time and again reiterated thu salra
sentiments. aud We have therefore the
right to say tha. the attempt now being
made to enforce the adoption OF til.
amendment a. the only conal.ioldfres
toration is 4 cheat and sWindlr. .
The New York LQdpendent boldly
declares the igue demand Of its party
when it says mo lcadin. Republican
in Congress means to admit the ten
waiting States simply on The adoption
of the Constitutional Amendment
These States are to be admitted OF nc
conditions short OF the equal politici.
right, oi their loyal citizens, without
distinction of racc. \ reconstruction
uf lie Union Oh a!iy' o.ic. u is " {
lie u national disaonnr. Mi the rcbv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20
4 BAD Look for Macmillan.

n 3i0u LOOK lOr NAaXAlAllliai.
Evidently the fortunes of the usurper
in Mexico are on the wane. French
bayoncts which have, for o long time,
been his sole support in battling against
the nat:ona! troops, are soon to be with
drawn. Then, the finances Of the en-
pire are IN a most deplorable condition,
which, it now appears, are not likely to
-" improved ANY by til" mission OF the
Eou,rrs. t. France III t"r,nhrn, IA i.
wa,. IL raise fIlIA for TIA. hcuciit Of her
licpc lord. These facts in connection
with the other that nearly the whole,
neutrality-suspicious. ar" opposed to the
farther cuutiluancc or Wax. on his
rirkcty throne, render that monurch's
further security IN American soil as
re,tine,on q slender thread. Recent
military news from Mexico is pregnant
with f~0rrbodinms for the causr OF the
EMPEROR, while the letter. OF cores
%ponltn's all tend 10 confirm the i'm
preston that his days are about num-
bercd. a City of Mexico corrcspon-
dent writing to the New York Times,
says:
"Thcrc are not y dozen families Of
the capitol that are ayow,l Imperial
lists, AMI. W. a!lcgc, after iulc'' ca.t'G'
observation, that there are .i.2t twenty
wealthy men IN ~ xic". WAC Would
! oathcr .ornl MAMMALIAN III IA shoul
lot trouble. So obstructive has beer
the policy ihrsu"t by the Emperor
while. here. that il l., a-scrt~t there i
not n merchant, %: rvea Frtiic!i ica!
;c:, in the country tanh.thHrca are ihon
,svntis OF Frcnci, merchants and miners
who doe. no. desire him - ai"licat'
SID cyacuItc IA" cIl.tfy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20

CWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO!
- The most elegant and essential per-.
sOnal requisite ior a lady. Extract o.
Sweet Opoponax."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20

QUEBEC, Oct. lG,--At Il public meet
ing called to devise means for the relief
Of sufferers by the late fire, 81, 500,Coo
was subscribed. A treasurer was APP
pointed to receive contributions. The
number Of houses burned is found to
be even larger than previously estima
ted. being 1900. Nearly 10000 peo-
Die are without shelter. The skating
ring, drill sheds, marine hospital and
lower town market are filed with pco-
Die. The weather is very favorable.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20

Tha prospect Of Mr.. Davis trail
grows more and more remote.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20

John. can you tell me tie differ
cnce between attraction Of grayitaiion
and attraction Of cOhesion!' 'Yes,
SIR said john, ATTRACTION of gravita.
ton ulls q drunken man down, and
the attraction Of cohesion prevents his
getting ur."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
Secretary Stanton to Rcsign-Gcn. Sher-
man to Succeed Him.

New YORK, Oct. lG,--Thc Times
spccia! says: ! am enabled to say on
high authority that the Hon. +. NJ.
Stanton has in writing requested the
President to relieve him Of his position
IA Secretary OF War, and that Mr..
Stanton will be sent to Spain as Min
lister in place Of Mr. Hale. Lieut.. Cen,
Sherman will be requested to assume
the duties Of the War Department as
acting Secretary.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20

PA" said little Ciitnain2to his pa
,crnai ancestor. hoi,iing UP sunday
schoc. pic,utehoo.,. "wliat j. that
That 10y .on." gravciy replied the
father. lis .IIcrh wrestling with the
anrcl.' ..AnI which lici.cl. par
milocently continued tie .yonns hope
f,l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20
Election Returns.

OMAHA, n. r., Oct. lG.--The official
returns from the Territory is nearly
complete and shows Il Republican ma
jority Of between six or seven hundred.
The Legislature is two-th!rds hepubli-
c1n.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20
state Of VcNn"sSc".---Era:EHn 60,
Samuel Steward, ct. al,

state Of VcNn"ssc".---EraEhlin GO.
samuel Steward, ct. as,
W
Isaac steward, Of. as.
T. appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Colrl'tEal Polly. Aun-..lizahrth Palma
i. Sa~maUhA-Saliy 4 John steward Marga-
ret, Hep. h.. 4 Newton Steward. Roocr, &
john steward and the children of SarIAI-
tina Steward are nonrc~id,Els Of tie state
~ofVcnnc+.cc 50 thai thrordinaly process OF
Law cannot be served upon them. II i
therefore ordered by the Court that publ
cation be- mad" in the Home journal for
four successive weeks, requiring SAIL n"n-
residents to be and personally appear he
fore the Wor>iiiptul County Court Ia he
held at the Courthouse int'ir town Of W II
chester on Isl Monday IN October next. it
being the l., day Of said month, there to
answer the Bill al Samuel Steward ct. els.
or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing cxpartcas 10 them:
JOHN G.. ENOtIiS,
scp3 so Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-20
state of Tnuncssr".---Iranklin Go.
.Ancill Stoyal!. tieu. Sl9.lll. tt ais,

W
Ephraim Davidson, Lucrc'.a Davidson
ana ctherS.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of The
CUur. tina, John Hrittor, Benz. .Pritton.
Abe Neal, ami wife Su-aB. David {. Sto-
vail. Coleman .iuI,c@ and lie Martha. and
the ieirs at inw ui John and Nance Brit
:sn. are nun-rcsiicuts "fiiIc :'.;le ct Ten
ng-.rc. 80 ila; the ordinary process -. the
iav aniiui deserved upon them.
II il therefor. ordered by thc t"urt that
Modification l. made for four consecutive
week, In the Home journal. u nr"'papc'
. published In the town Of Winche-tsr. re-
curing sail NONRESIDENT. to De an rr
/ s,,ally appea r before the Wor-hipHII p"n
cav ~ .I ,I,r let cay Of October next. ihsn and
here . t" answer the petition OH; Of h ah 1skan Si for
'aI. and act for hearing eXparte rs
to them. ''"' 3
srptS ! JV
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-18
Attachment suit.

J. fl Piekeas Garrett Csvanaugh-
Affidavit for attachment having been made
In this case in pursuance Of Sec. 3455 Of
the Code of Tennessee. and attachment hay
ing issued against the estate of Garrett Cav
anaugh on the ground that the defendant
herein Is a nonresident Of the State of Ten
nessee, it is therefore ordered that said de-
PENDANT enter bis appearance on or before
the Ist day Of September, 1866, TO plead, an
swer, or demur to the said plaintiff com
plants, or the same VIII be taken for con
fessed and set for hearing ex parte, and that
a copy of this order be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks in the
R0IavsR BuLLErIS D. G. PRKw1rT.
sugs-ft-pr's fee s. r. =. of II. O.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-18
AtfaChnnent I'm Debt,

In the Circuit Court Of Hardeman County Tennessee.
J. J. Polk vs. L. A. Pickett.
The plaintiff having sued out an attachment
in debt before me against the defendant, and
it appearing that said defendant SO. conceaIs
himself that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him, and that he alb
seconds, and is absconding, and Is concealing
himself and property, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four consecu-
tive weeks in the Bolivar Bulletin, (the last
publication to be at least one week before
the sitting of our next Circuit court) requir-
ing the said defendant to appear at the next
term of our said court, to be held at the
courthouse in the town of Bolivar. on the
fourth Monday in October next, and defend
this cause, otherwise the same will be pro-
eeeded with ex parte.
August ,. 1866. T. 3. Mcdowell.
augl-4t-prs fee 50 Clerk.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-18
Attachment in Deb1.

In the cirrut Curt Il HardeHan County. Tennessee.
jesse Bisiosk IS. WIN. Montgomery. sr.
The plaintiff having sued ont an attachment
in debt before me against the defendant, and
1t appearing that said defendant is about
frauduleutly to dispose of his property, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks IN the Bolivar
Bulletin, (the last publication to be at least
one week before the sitting Of our next Cir
cult cOurt) requiring said defendant to
appear at the next term our said Cir
cult court, to be held at the courthouse in
the town Of Bolivar, on the 4th Monday in
October next and defend this cause, other
wise the same VIII beproceeded with exparte.
August ,, 1866. y. b. Mcdowell,
aug4-it-prs fee 81 Clerk.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-18

NEWCASTLE day two weeks ago, in
company with a friend, VIC made our appear
ance in the little village Of Newcastle, or
rather, what is left of it. Members Of the
NJ. +. Church were holding a protracted
meeting and their ministers were preaching
TO a large and intelligent congregation. Dur
ing our sojourn we saw evidences Of much
good being done, and have since learned
that quite a number Of accessions were made
to the Church Esquires Shiyers, Eubanks,
Parson Taylor, and other gentlemen of
equally large hearts and open hands VIII
please accept our thanks for the many kind
nesscs extended to Us on the occasion Of our
visit to their hospitiable neighborhood Be
fore leaving the village it was our good for
tune to meet Miss Julia Williams, an accom-
plished instructor and graduate ofthe Win
chester Institute Of learning, who has taken
charge Of the female school and proposes to
win back for Newcastle its old popularity as
one Of the best points of primary education
in the county. Miss Williams school com
menced last Monday Newcastle is situated
in a high, healthy region, and is the center
Of a fourishing neighborhood Parents or
guardians of young ladies could not do bet
ter than to patronize the female school at
Newcastle
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-18
Petition to senLand for Division

il THE COUNTY COURT OF HARDEMAN COTY.
Wm McCarter ct ale, vs..
Tobert Peck John Rane and wife Betsy and Giles Peck
1t appearing to the undersigned Clerk and
Master Of said Court from the petition
which is sworn to, that the residence of the
defendants Tolbert Peck and John Raines Is
unknown, and cannot be aseertained by dill
gent inquiry and that the defendants, Rob
ert l.. Thompson and wife Betsey, and Giles
Peck are non-residents of the State of Ten
nessee 1t Is therefore ordered that publca-
ton be made in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN for
four consecutive weeks, requiring said de-
PENDANTS to enter their appearance in said
cause on or before the first Monday of Sep
TENDER, 1866, and plead, answer or demur
to said petition, OF the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparteias
to them. This 23d July, 1866.
JAS. b HARRIS, c. x NJ
July . Il rr's fee $40 50