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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-29
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-29
EXPRESS.
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EXPRESS COMpAN7

.or EXPRESS COMPANY.
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Snle nj Real Estate.

Whereas m the eighth day of September
1868 by mortgage Of record in Book. *"
pages 29l and 292, of the Recorders Office
IF Usage County Mo, Joan j Seitert and
C Matilda $e.fert his-wiie, conv yed 10
the undersigned the following described
real estate, situate IN the County ofOsage
in the State OF Missouri, to Wit. The Sc
ar of the NE or of Section thirty five $50
the SW or of the NV or and the West
nalf of the Sc or of he NV Or in Section
.thirtyslx 1850 all in township forty five
(45) range seven GO 4Wes', which said
conveyance was made 9 secur; the payment
of a certain promisso:y note therein fully
d .scrlbei /, and whereas SAT- note is now due
and wholly unpaid, nov therefore hv !lr;ue
Of the power OF sale in said deed OF mort
gage, no,ice is hereby given, that on
TUESDAY thu 2Stp OF August 1866.
between the hours of ten O'Clock in tht
{ re n pon and tlve e,elocksin the afternoon
Fof siii day arthe ftoat dor -nf the Court
House, in the town of Linn Usage Co, Mo
i shall sell the above described property a
pubic ~venduc, to the highest bidder &c
cash in hand, t, satisfy the note aforesaid
aai sud mortgage deed together with tn
costs OF this proceeding.
Hermann June 22d 1866.
\ HENRY REITEMEYER.
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CT MISSOURI
'VoWN or HERMANN.

Clerks Ohce, Angus. 1866. "a
I certify for sale on.the first Mondayia
October 1856, all or so mach of the totlow-
ing described lois and. blocks in the town Of
HERNIA IN, as will satisfy The taxes and in.
eden al sOs's due. aud unpaid on the same
Tor sls year 1866. il'@ ,aia'#itH
The collector will Offer said lot. and blocks
at puDf; sale at The usual place of holding
courts in his town; and will cjhiaue SAID,
.aaie Rom day to day'N4suddays excepted
i1auatiEal il he saiI real e be dispose!
,!.a Is provided by Tow1-Ordinance.' How
ever any ID or blotkasO soil in whole or In
pa@f, shalFbe sub, C, to redemption NTH
same nay, form, mlnnet al, d meaning as
=. would be. IL ID it brei sold for S a:e and
co~n y taxes by The Sta of Missouri
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IN !" Itst,a Gtn sraIr.riammlnns rurrs It.
,G!!I'n: las ale si,itnissn. nellie iun r,r o.
Mu@G't S,tclprs s,strtpr.t GrsenlauM i'm .
~ SaSsa' srtt4lt 'ylu6t Fhr. irIts5 j. ta!O 'als
nrlIt@ a" Ssnn 3. 9. Bart aty1ttisnn.
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! iii terfluft1H
Anticc Of Final S%ettIemeut:l

santtcc Of :HtuaI SrttIrmrut,8fe
Public notice is hereby given e all Gre
s4itorssand others intsrss'ea in.fhssesta'e of
Louis MAUPiN deceased, That l will
make Final Settlement thereof at the
next term Of the Gasconate County Court,
0 be held and begun on the second Mon
iay Of August. next al the courthouse in
he town of herman.
LINDSAY .MAUPIN,
= Admr. Of Lou slMaupin, deed
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a.sslnaBiit sishns ,aa
hH s'u. .fa.as 50.
sru5tess der staat Hsrmann.
an 6. 4LsuR 1860.

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n.,,rvsr,i, tis 9trsa 81. s. S6lsnRsr, S.
q IS 5'i,,,I' i. u ppT,.n aHI u. S6H"|S'aFat
".ndu: II D1I t,y otat.crtt b awirAsi
srlt,r,ss III, 4ctt 9tp. IS R9r 81 Gp
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n. ,h,n ,int, rtvirta D.. Is mt 81 80 81.
!aa! pt.
a, TAI sn Statt snsttisus ssamitrasi Il, 81
ca " e,tlve. is'it'a &Esr''' Nit Sa'us' EF0S'
Il %srmrftH. -
S,r,,,at. W.n.a, tti Il, Ausun 1866, 9Ia1
mtg, : uss' eH'"I''S * !'h %'>'''''''"','
,.IIt Nh! ia. vii.Gtfi Sfsm 'c4'
Su!lSunJ'
J4xns4k Ftr 1'diitt
y. $otett. Ssy.
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9tbpluna.

on HailtS's Grtd,
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.


By virtue Of q renewed order of the
Gasonade COUNTY Court, made at the May
term Of said court, l will in obedianee of
said order on Tuesday the l4th day #
August next, at the fto't dj6f dfthe cour1-
house in the town OF Hermann ahd during
tie session ofthe GascohaGeG eunty-Court,
expose ar.publie a%uctipns all the I'M tresi,e 81
pros:on H. Collier dec'ds in, and. to be- fell
loving described real estate, 10 wit: =,
The S part Sc a Of Sc or OF see!19n .
and n hf ofS or and S half Of NV or
and5SW 90 of Ne or. and9tile w part OF
NV or OF Sc or of secaon is, and NEqr
Of section II, and the S hf of SW qrof sec
l6, Township 40, range 5 west. '1,asre,
Terms of sale: Ten per cent cash and
the balance IN Twelve months from the day
Ct sale, the purchaser to give notes with ap'
proved security. poo1 .,1t.
E-E-<& go = s.rHzh..-f .yf- .Fs
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of administration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk of the County
Court OF Gas, onade county on the estate of
d NJ HIATT deceased, bearing date July
jIslf 1866
All persons indebted 10 said estate, are
hereby required, to make payment immed
a,e;v tothe undersigned administrator, and
IL PERSONS, having claims against said
estate, 20 exhib them duly authenticated
within one year. from the date of said lot
ters, or they w.n be pre- lrded from any
heaeit OF said estate, and If such claims
bY cot presenter within three years from
the date of said letters, thoy will be for
ever barred.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Admr. OF D. NJ. Hiatt, decd
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.TQrnl at p%erfQufen.

.Sint buei,t atl- gene Earu. eir!l so At:r M
salttnI, wr.pn lG Gdtr inter &I!sur. MI cjnrw
Gdtr @tiatsra, rrYcn rieits Sarr 800 SirG
,nm erlttn Mal ,raarn, unr taf natite ) .tr 100.
6 Nt.i!u yen !3ermhnn, 1T eiuia ,u UutaHisn.
I'll, Tarm ttlst Gin outsHtitnris 0sinla .
une s~.:rnn.n nct ;tbu Ndr 9rtirtcrl aui esrt,-
7tn ~anp'lr9: muren. GIN Nlttrc IT 81 sriatrsn
an Ter Ervtrttipa ejsits 8latiet. .,
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by John Mason Of Canaan.
Township, 4 bay horse, some l5 years old,
aFcu: Ia hands high, sadd marks, black
l.gs, name and tail, small lump on the IN
side of righ, hind le6, under jaw shorter
than upper one, appraised at $40. "
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@ectbocileS "a


q, 6tn, 5um, ~unasiatr 40 gd.r @idNuri Brt-
rom Yam .utaAit,nr, tin Auifs Ndua urc &rrm
Grit, Nluttaus &c. 15 older fllr. lut siuat-
'sn,t, tas iitir. c nit Fem itGnlten Seij ttmadicn
. linsa"Ssn: Gin 1ttil taar. las uttriSe
,utltar nab Seirtcr. NItsrss TT 81 elirassr
lri rcr S.its n.is5 &la;ttt.
Tsrutr: Cine Tarm, emttalisne l35 Ndtr &C.
hcs 9t,Yer Blum 4lue. auh Gin lsrl Ntiirur'
Stitcm. Tvs msitt Qrnr 1T rin reni3 na6 Silt
DIT b~lnlsnr. Us Ut npt Mats l1rdut 9Gttett
.psr nit fsm 1usai;eitn'tRcn 6ris tsmndisn.
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: stray NOTICE

IaHen up by Frederick Brinkmann on
me Lotn of July 1866 in Boulware town
snip, and posted before William Meyer, a
Jus1ce OF the peace Of Boulware Township
nG?sconade County, a sorrel mare with
smhlte speck in her forehead, 10th hind
sss! white, supposed to be l2' years old, 4
Iee' II inches high, and appraised atES35:
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Al persons
indebted to said estate arc hereby notified
O make immediate payment TO the under
signed administrator; and all persons hav-
hem for allowance withins one~year from
he date of laid. letters, or they may be
preeluded from any.bcnefit Of said estate;
nd if such claims are not presented within
| .hree years from the date ofsaid letters,
khcv will be forever barred. s
II WILHELMINE PLUMER,
Adminis,ratrix If F. W. Plumer, deed
.sszz s7aa Ea4i7a5E:5 5a4la$.,
49, tslsrst ale artsn Grud Muhs'
l. Il 1,i dus RtnrerIeietr, Shuts II.
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Tn untn,titnttt i, dnitt itne an. etr Saii:Y't
dui, ,,nt NleiIt ven A9e rr,hrm't StaEri,, in
Chm County stisatht;; t'tea so Nd. t"!HGitiurr
farm inter satttam Sts,naunB'n gu r:rtanIfH.
au' unllttn1 %tthntri Fb ,uti autt 91eoHeaui,r
uus tn, unt rstIitssnes EutGt, IS ader iinr
NmM uut,r Sultnr, ssr gcrrn it Yan tsittr yts
iSsNnS it, aug-r Il irudttar; ein, ttnItre Shr
o. san wt anIeaura t;rtrs @sinter4 rs 1T cten-
tAus r%WtlRs,n. uus lutts SaN. u;c NasocI, I'M
u'StFus. 1.stn Ritsr,m mtnrt man lib an
Ben lis,uttamsT sa's-sl 3 -
.r9H~a 1anftl 8rOutn,
on 9aiI,S'l Greet, Eiagc &c., Wc.
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Brauerei unD T1rm
Ia pcrfaufcit.

sH oerfaufcm. a.@<:C
Ger Undergraduate miinitt isins in Ger NaNe'
Urn Srrmann teTnalibs Yrautrci ilmmt . + ratsi
'~,tccnctn Narm su Yetluiru. Gis 8.ausrei III
ui's ptie r,nas,ittet nit Nul,m. acrdunilen
Selter, SIrer &c. Or Ta,m snttalt $50 Adfr
gulse ldalanr, rrrcn 6 older in @cin. Gin
OsItaartsn mi! ESQ t~rnatarsn Stittdu:
:nen ter r~ttli.en Sr,t}p, tin 9utss ron Stctn
r-Fautet WCentaus une GGsune ~ttenIaas ron
st,in ttfnrsn T6 e%arauf. &auTistsatsy wrlen
iii msiHen Eel E, ;-.t .
. 81. r..- 6. Strnmm.
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L2u perf1ufen.

.9r.tfraatart @tiHlotttn an si7
r;r p,r oanliaarn qastn lSdslaas)y In autfnl
3uianrs trFfsr6 unsa mi, s!p:t rsslsEsalisn len
Verinaunatn III v~trsauien ssi"6t. Wdbsrss !tsu
sriraasa btj Co.,. mx4,yo7
|. -. r.Lq II -.-E-as.A -nasEadkrrl
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, that letters
If adm s~tration have been grained to the
undersigned from the clerk ofue Gasco
made county court on the estate~cf +. W.
Ilumer deceased, bearing date September
18th 1865. .es2 Esfsr% as.ait't
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1t is well to keep before the people
the provisions of thebill which the Pre-
sident vetoed, and which the disunion
radicals IN Congress enacted, so far as
they could, into Law. The whole
South was to be cut up into districts,
/ equal in number to the counties Of the
/ several States. Each district was to be
placed under the government of an
! agent, with q salary Of 81 500 per au--
mum, and with as many clerks as he
| might need or fancy. The business
Of these agents was to distribute pro
visions, clothing, fuel and other sup
plies, including medical stores" and
4" furnish transportation to the freed
men. The aggregate salaries of AGENTS
/ and clerks, 1t is estimated, would reach
/ s., ,3l4 200 during the first year.
This was certainly charity on g grand
| scale; and if not worked with a wisdom
which we fear mortals do not possess,
/ would soon be converted into the most
colossal system for the perpetration Of
! idleness and the announcement of pau
perism ever devised by man. Ii made
millions Of blacks, who were useful la
! bOrers once pensioners upon the boun-
| ty of the Government When the freed
man was hungry he fed at q Govern
/ meut table. Government tailo-s fitted
him out in clothing he got his fuel
/ at a Government wood ward. retired
when iudisposed, TO q Government
hospital; and when the spirit Of travel
seized him, he got q free railroad tick
ct, and went scootIug away wherever
he wanted 10 We would not blame
! the poor negro for accepting such boun-
/ ty as this.
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finishing the work, so nearly completed
/ in other respects, was the only feasible
I one which had been presented, and
/ that it was impossible to ignore the fact
/ that the States were exercising their
rights and enjoying their privileges
within the Union were, in short, re-
stored IN all other respects, and that It
Is too late TO question the fundamental
/ right Of representation.
Il then remarked 10 him that I heard
it suggested that legislation could
1 properly be made by Congress, purely
civil in its character, providing for the
/ protection of the freedmen by the
United States Courts, Of inferior juris-
diction, in all cases where the States
did not do so themselves
"He replied that such an idea would
run exactly parallel TO his plan, but he
had not thought il yet time 10 tx his
own ide2s OF the precise mode Of ac-
complishing this, aud because we had
3 margin of time lasting till after the
next session Of Congress, during which
the present Freedmen's Bureau could
continue in operation. If, before that
time, the Southern States should re-
cOgnizs the necessity Of passing proper
laws themselves and OF providing a
proper system Of protection for
the freedmen, nothing further, on
our part, would be necessary. If
they did not do what they ought, there
would then be time enough 10 elab-
crate a plan.
"He then referred briefly to the fact
that men have been rejoicing over his
veto message, saying that if these men
in good faith adopted the views Of his
policy, which he had himself held and
acted upon, and which he had so fully
elaborated in his annual message and
explained 10 the country, surely he
could have no cause for sorrow in that
If disloyal men and rebels everywhere, |
North and South, should cordially
give their adherence to the conditions |
of restoration he had uniformly in |
sisted upon, he thought that was pre- |
cisely the kind of pacihcation loyal |
men everywhere would rejoice in. The |
more they were committed to such a !
course the better he would ike it, for if |
they were not sincere they would at
least diminish their power Of danger
Gus opposition in the future His
whole heart was with the body of true
men vino had carried the country
through the war, and he earnestly de
sired 10 maintain a cordial and perfect
understanding with them. This senti-
ment and purpose he regarded as en-
tirely consistent with a determined
tc the obstruction policy Of
those extremists, who, as he believed,
would keep the country in chaos until
absolute ruin might come upon US.
Such, my dear sir, Is the statement
Of the President on this important mat
ter, and if you could meet his straight
honest look, and hear the
hearty tones of his voice, as ! aid, am
well assured you could believe with
me that although he may not receive
personal assault with the forbearance
Sir. Lincoln used to show, there Is no
need TO fear that Andrew johnson is
not sincere in his adhesion to the prin-
ciples upon which he was elected.
Very truly yours,
[Signed "J. D. Cox"
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To learn his surprising shrewdness
and cunning, attempt to take him
with a trap. Rogue that he is he al
ways suspects some trick, and one
must be more of fox than himself to
overreach him. At first sight it would
appear easy enough. With apparent in
difference he crosses your path, or
walks in your footsteps in the field, or
travels along Inc beaten highway, or
fingers in the vicinity of stacks and
remote barns Garry the carcass of a
pig, or q fowl, or s. dog, TO a distant
field N mid-winter, and in few nights
his tracks cover the snow about it.
The inexperienced country youth,
misled by this seeming carelessness
of Reynard, suddenly oonceiVes a pro.
iect to enrich himself with fur, and
wonders why the idea has not occurred
to him before, and to others. | knew
a youthful yeoman of this kind, who i'm
agin ed he had found a mine Of wealth
on discovering on u remote side hill,
between two woods, a dead porker,
upon which it appeared that all the
foxes of the neighborhood nightly ban
Quoted The clouds were burdened
with snow, and as the first flakes COM
menced to eddy down, he set out, trap
and broom in hard, already counting
over in imaginationthe silver quarters
he would receive for the first fox
skin. With the utmost care, and
with palpitatng heart, he removed
enough of the trodden snow to allow
the trap to sink below the surface Then
carefully sitting the light element
over 1T and sweeping his tracks full,
he quickly Withdrew, laughing exult-
ingly over the little surprise he had
prepared for the cunning rogue. The
elements cOnspired 10 aid MIN, and
the falling snow rapidly obliterated
all vestiges of his work. The next
morning at dawn he.was on his way
to bring in his fur. The snow had
done its work efectually, and he be-
lieved, had kept his secret we'll. Ar
rived in sight OF the locality, he strain
ed his vision TO make out his prize
lodged against the fence at the foot
the hill. Approaching nearer, the
surface was Unbroken, and doubt
usurped the place of certainty in his
mind. A slight mound marked the
site of the porker, but there was no
footprints near 1t. Looking up the
hill, he saw where Reynard had WALL
ed leisurly down toward his wonted
bacon, till within a few yards of it,
when he had wheeled, and with pro
digious strides disappeared in the
woods. The young trapper saw at q
glance what u comment this was upon
his skill in the art and, Indignantly
exhuming the iron, he walked home
with it, the stream of silver quarters
suddenly setting in another direction.
[ The Sa0.0 -lgaLksrs, ia Atlantic Non
hll
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Cold WEATHER IN MoSTANA-TwO HUNDRED
PERSONS FROZEN TO DEATH.
The st. Joseph Herald of the 10Th has
the following relative to the dreadful news
from Montana:
We learn from Judge Lawrence, of Hell
ems, who came in this morning, that great
loss Of life has occurred among the stampe-
ders to sun River. Many horses with sad
dies on have come in without riders, and
the dead bodies Of good many men have
been found. and a large number are at
Clark's Rancho, some twenty-five miles be-
yond Helena, badly frozen, aud the place
is a perfect hospital. Many will have to
undergo amputation Of limbs.
1t is feared some two hundred persons
have been frozen to death. This is an aw-
ful calamity, and We fervently trust that it
will not turn out 50 bad when the full par.
ticula-y are obtained.
he snow has fallen TO an extraordinary
depth at Blackioot, and there is no c0mmu-
nication at prenset with that place by
coach. We apprehend that there Will be
much suffering over there, and await the
news with anxiety.
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lj- FROM Nashville by Tank, Kingston
springs, Huuou's station, Iuu-
bull, -ueedsviAe, GiIums station.
Paradise, McEw,us Station, anI
Wayeriy, 10 Johuzouyille, 1- miles
and back daily, or Us often as trains
rum If required, and By O schedule
OF departures and arrivals -asistac-
tory to the department.
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PRESIDENT JOHNsON'S VIEWS
AND POLICY.
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lOO0l2 From Mckenzie, Junction Of Mem
phIs and Ohio E4ilr1ad,I By Oak
wood, Dresden, E0lstou station,
Gardner, Alma, Old Hickory, and
Union City, 10 Hickman, tky.J 5Il,
miles and back, daily, except sun
day.
Leave Mckenzie daily, except sun
day, 90
Arrive at Hickman By
Leave Hickman dsITy, except SUM
day, at
Arrive az Mckenzie BY
Bidders VIII state hours Of departure
aud arrival.
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RAlchelnr,s nm nYEL

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and instantaneous. Producei
Immediately spIe0did Black or natura
Brown, without uIuriug the hair or skin
Remedies the ll effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine Is signed
William A. batchelOr Also,
HegeueratiHg Extract Of Aidcisays, for
RESTORING aud Bsallt. tyiHg the Eair.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEW IORE.
EpuIJ-ly
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Es- A Physiological View of Aiarria4ss-
Containing nearly pages, and $50 hua Plates
and Eugravng7 u! the Anatomy Ji tine humsn o.
gsus n a stale 0I neslth and Disease. with Ires-
use on EaIly Errors, It's DepOrsDie Consequences
upon the MIND aud Body, HIlh the Authors Plan
OF Ireatmeut-lhe only rational auu successful
mode Of cure, as shown by the report Of cases
treated. truthful aIVI-er 10 the married, and
those contemplating marriage, VINO entertain doubt,
Of their physical condition. sent tree Of postage
any address, on receipt OF 70 cents, In stsmp- Or
postal currency by addressing Dr. LA CKJI&, no.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, ". J..
The suthor msy ue consulted upon any Oi the
diseases upon which his book treats either person.
ally or by mail, ana medicine, sent 10 any pars Of
the world OgtI8-om
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HAVING UfzE-T I',FLUEVcz 10 Taz PAErs, GIVE
IauED.ATE EElIEF.
F0T Bronchitis, Asthma, Catsrrh, Consump-
tive aud Throa. Disease,
TEocars AHE USED vIrH ALwAEs GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii dna Troches useful IN clearing the voice when
tasen before aingng or Speaking. and relieving the
throat aier an unu-4. exert1a Of ts vocal orssus.
the Trocnes srs recommended and prescribed by
Physician, aad have had Testimonials from srp--
nent men throughout the country. Beng On arl-
Gle Of tue merit, sad having proved their efficacy
BY tes, @. uaay years. each year fnds tie % 10 az.
ducnal .oca-lil57 10 VARIOUS parts Of the world, and
the Trocles sre galvrssa ly pronounced better taa
olh=r artces.
Oh.sl oaly "EE7gss BLoycBaL TsccHrs." and
DO not take sly @. tle Worthless Iu.ta,0as thai
msy BE- 0f-red.
Sod everywhere .u He United statr-, ard IN For
eisl Co1- tres, 81 s5 cents per box.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-01

We are authorized 20 announce Msrr. 4. PucHEi
a. a candidate Tor lmlnsl Curt Clerk, aI the ca
suing March eivC ION.
We are authorized 20 announce JANIS HALL as
candidate for CumluA Court C.erS, al Tie ueI
March election. t1
We are authorized 70 announce CHAELE~ f. IIg-
G5Ss as a candidate for Criminal CoUr. Clerk. SO the
next March election. uUYl5-tI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-01

At the recent ball at the Taileries. the
three Gracos, not only az to beauty, bu,
alec as TO dress, were decidedly the Empress
Of the French, the Princess HoheuzoiIern,
aud the Princes Met-eraIch. Her Maies-
~ wore a robe Of white tUlle, spriukIel
With jewelled butterfi les Of al shades. The
lmper.s! toilette DC BAL was completed "
O butterfly IN diamonds, Ia the center O..
her Majesty's diadem, and two milar bril-
liant butterflies for the breast and the
Wa.stbsud buckle. The Princess Hohsu-
zoliern displayed a robe Of blue tulle. trim
with med English point lace; and the Priu-
cess Metternioh dress was in black tplle. en-
iiyend 6y small bouquets Of the most beau
t.iul roses,