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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

article the above List represented by
certificate placed in similar envelopes and sealed
obtaining certificate, to he had at Office,
by mail any address, will know what they may have
for One Dollar.
charge sending certificates paying postage and do
business % cents each. FIVE will be sent for 81
ELEVEN THIRTY for So SIxTYFIvE for Slo and ONE
HUNDRED for S15
Any person receiving certificate for article they not
exchange other article List of the
By this method enable TO furnish the pub
selections from rich and varied stock of goods at
price, while all have chance of securing articles
the very highest value. We every article repre-
scntcd money refunded.
AGENTS-Lberal commission and valuable Premiums
sisting of Watches, &c. given to Agents.
nS Address all orders to,
GEORGE DEMERIT & CO.,
NavU
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TRESSPASS
Il. W. SileS VS.. j. D. Campbell.
If DEFENDANT BEING

RESIDENT of the county and State 1t is ordered that
publication weeks in BrCwnOw
Wing notifying said defendant appear at the next Term of
Circuit Court at Jackboro the first Monday after the
April then and there make defense
will he taken for confessed and set for hearing
parte as TO him. ian3I-4t* r. J. ROGERS, Clerk.
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CHANCERY CoURT-Jacksboro'.

James P. Erwin and wife, ct ais, Benjamin f. Kin
caid, ct ais.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE MADE
L. at December Term 1865, this case, at Fincasc
Thursday Nth day of March next will proceed to sell
Ill the the of John Kincad, decd some 80
tracts lying the counties of Campbell and Claiborne
and two years credit and security with interest from
sale, and lien the lands retained until the pur
money fully paid five hundred dollars required down.
assessed the purchasers Some fine farms, well
improved. Attendance will be given by me.
ianSI- r. II. BRATCHER. &. VI.
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RESIDENT Of the county 1t ordered that
be made for four in Brovnlow
Whg notifying said defendant to at the next Term OF
the Circuit Court Jacksboro the first Monday after the
Monday of April then and there to make defense
will DC taken confessed and set for hearing ex
norte as 10 him T J ROGERS, Clerk.
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TRESSPASS.

Fountain Maupin Marcellus kincaid.
THE DEFENDANT BEING A NON
i RESIDENT Of the county and State: 1t is ordered that
publication successive weeks in Brownlow
Whg notifying said defendant at the next Term OF
Circuit Jacksborc the first Monday after the
Monday of April next then and there to make defense
or the will be taken for confessed and set for hearing en-
parte to him. l. j. ho'EhH, Cierh'
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Houston Sewell vs. Samuel Day, William Neil, William
2. Jones, and others.
THE DEFENDANT. WIN. L. JONES,

L being NONRESIDENT Of the state Of tennessee appcars
from the affidavit the plaintiff in this II IS there
that publication bc made for four successive
weeks Brownlows Wing, notifying sah defendant TO ap-
Court Claiborne county to he sd at
the courthouse Tazewe Tennessee the ID Monday OF
May 1866 and there defend said suit the same VIII
taken confessed and proceeded with partc to him.
A copy of the order. r. HODGES Clerk.
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CHANcERY CoURT-Madisonville,

january MUGS, IoUU.
James H. Carmichael Louisa Q. Carmichael ct ais,
and the Creditors of D. L. Carmichael, deed.
THE CREDITORS OF D. L. CARMl-
l. CHAEL decd, and the creditors of the firm Of j. H.
D. Carmichael dec hereby notified to he their
and evidence with the Clerk and Master
court the Thursday after the first Monday Of
otherwise they WILL according to the rules OF s
. court be forever barred 8. P. HALL, G. Il NJ,
ian2S-4t pf s. BY j. A. COFFIN, D. U q NJ
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SALE or A TRACT OF LAND.
John Kincaid, ST., VS.. John Kincaid, Jr.
ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
made in cause will sell the promises, Thursday
of March, 1866 tract of land the property Of
respondent John Kncad Jr situated in Claiborne county
Tennessee being the sold by complainant TO respondent
containing 5O Acres less adjoining the lands OF
Mitchell Alexander VIM T. Moss, Harmon Davis and VIM
Myers the YoakUm Station place. credit OF s1
months without the right of redemption, taking bond wh
good security retaining lien upon the land until the
nnrchasc money maid. ian2i-4tN 2. y. RODD1. Z. VI
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CHANCERY COURT-SEVIERV
Serena Brown VS.. James c. Brown.
TN THIS rAJ-SE TT AppEA RS FROM

the Sheris return which file, that the residence Of
the defendant G. Brown, is unknown 1t is therefore
ordered Clerk and Master that publication be made for
fur successive weeks Brownows Wig requiring said de-
ndant appear the next special Term Of the Chancer
Court held at the courthouse in Seviere on the third
Monday of March next answer the bill of complaint filed
him in said court ort will be taken confessed and
set for hearing parte. - .
ian3I-itn NJ. p. THOMAS c. a VI.
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CIRCUIT COURT-TA2EWE
John Gilbert VS.. Charles Bustle.

sued out an attachment against defendant for dam
ages of five hundred dollars eturnab to the
Circuit Court of Claiborne county and order having been
that publication be made for four successive weeks
Knoxville Wing the said defendant therefore
hereby notified before the Judge Of said court at
the court Tazewe the second Monday of May
next, then and there to defend said suit. -,, -
Z. HODGES, Clerk.
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ATTACHMENT.
James Cooper vs. James d. Campbell.
4 Mil Ill ON 4 L III Ii 4 Y


THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says defendant indebted him, and absconds
the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him.
attachment having been issued and returned before
having levied defendants
ordered by that publication be made i'll Brownow
Wing four weeks notifying said defendant
appear before mo- my office, the 9TH civil district
Campbell county, tho 25th day of April 1866, defend
said suit, it will b. proceeded with cx parte
feb7-it" J. J. MARRS J. /.
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Theresa Ann Jones VS.. John P Bowed Admr, and
others.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
that Alexander Corncison and wife Mary Ann Corneson
panl p Jones and p Jones nOn-residents is
derd that publication be four successive weeks in
Brownows Whg notifying said defendants TO appear before
the Chsncery Tazewe the first Monday of June
next then and there defense the BILL the
will confessed them, and set for hearing ex
parte. copy Of the order. P. n. RODDH {. NJ,
By JAMES Il. EVANS, D. C. NJ.
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CIRCUIT COURT-Newport.

Second Judicial Circuit Cooke county Tennessee.
James Cary Edward Bangs and William Woodward, j.,
partners. &C. under the firm and style of Cary,
Bangs & Woodward Tghman T. Faubon Drury \.
and Hamilton YETI partners &C. under the name
firm and style of Faubion, Mems & CO.
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John Netherland and James 7. Shields Daniel P.
Jones'
IN THIS EAIISE LIE APPEARING

that Daniel F. Jones is resident: 1t is ordered that
publication Brownows Wing, for four successive
weeks notifying defendant appear before the Chanoer
Court at Tazewe Tennessee the first Monday of June
1866 then and his defense said BILL the
same will be taken hearing parte
A copy of the order p. Y. RODDY, c. & NJ,
Bv JAMES II. EVANS, d. &. 4 ".
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TRESSPASS,
TRESSPASS.
&. NJ. Rutherford vs. J. D. Campbell and W. ID. Sharp.
NHE DEFENDANTS BEING NON

RESIDENTS of county and State 1t is ordered that
notification made successive weeks Brownow
Wing notifying said defendants to at the next Term OF
the Circuit the first Monday after the
fourth Monday next then and there to make defense
or the same will taken for confessed and set for hearing
rarte as TO them T. J. ROGERS, Clerk
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CHANCERY COURT--DANDRID


J. c. Hodges and c. B. Hodges, Executors &c, vs. VIM
Moulden, ct al.
TN obedience decree decree pronounced at the
Torn, 1885, the various against William VIII
sms will proceed to sell athe court house doer in Dan
bridge on Saturday oath day of February to the
highest bidder bar of the right Of redempon the follow
ing tracts land all lying the 6thCvi District OF Jefer-
son county Tenn towt The Washington Reth farm con-
tanning estimation 100 Acres adjoining the lands OF John
vance and others Bales tract by estimation 100
Acres adjoining lands John Bales and others The Fra
tract Acres by estimation, adjoining Anna Frazier
and others Doan estimation by estimation 10
cres adjoining John Vance and others Said lands will be
sold and three years credit notes with approved
security will be required bearing interest from date and
RETAINED said lands until the purchase money Is
paid iano4-4t VIM. GALBRAITH' G. & NJ.
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CIRCUIT COURT-SEVLERVILLE.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
H. Ia - Eliyohafb Kaar

PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
John Kear VS.. Elizabeth Kear.
IT APPEARING THAT THE DEFEN-
PENDANT Elizabeth Kcar resident of the Stat,
of II ordered that publication be made for foul
successive in Brownlow Whig notifying said dfen
appear the Circuit Court be held for tbs
county SEWER the courthouse in Sviervie the third
Monday March next, to plead, demur said
ttion or will Ice taken confessed and
hearing parte. W NJ BURNETT, Clerk,
IF ) By VI. W. MCGOWAN, u. {.
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IMPLEMENTS.
STAFFORD's SULK1
CORN AND COTTON CUITIVAT0R.

A MACHINE FOR THE RAPID,
IA cheap and thorough cultivation of Corn Cotton,
othercrops planted 1t is also used in preparing
the ground and putting in grain will cultivate well from ten
10 t,relre per day.
We the sole agents for the above machine for Middle and
Tennessee Georgia and Alabama and also agents
for the best
1 and Horse RaiL,gay Potgers o1sd TtrcsherS
, and Horse LeUer Polcers and THresherS,
ReGpiRg and Motging Machines, Corn Shelters,
Fan NILS, PLolgs Field Seeds, SattLys Gang Pio9s,
sc, Sc, &c.
Circulars mailed to any address.
J. H. WARNER " co,
Hardware Dealers,
dcc2u-gm No. Public square, Nashville, Tenn
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Attachment.

Michael Rule VS.. William Gillespie.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
saws the defendant indebted him, and abscOnds
ordinary cannot be served upon him. having
obtained original attachment against the estate Of the de-
fruant Teturnabe before David Goddard Justice of
for Bount county, and the same having been levied
on his propary ordered by said Justice that the dcfen
dant appear him at his office the 18th Civil District
of Bount county, the 18th day of April next il will be
proceeded with parte 1t further ordered that this notice
lie published successive weeks in BrOwnlows Wing
ian3l lS66-it* DAVID GODDARD, J. T.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR
which they pay until known what drawn ar
its value Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases
THE EIREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION


would call attention of its being the Original and
Largest in the country We therefore
abled GOODS and give better chances to obtain
paLud5e prices than other establishment OF the
kind continues to be conducted in fair and
honoble Manner and large and greatly increasing trade
proof that patrons appreciate this method Of obtaining
rich and elegant goods.
During the past this Association has sent large
number valuable prizes all parts Of the ny Those
who patrone will receive the full value Of their money
as no article worth less than One Dollar, RETAIL
and there no blanks.
Parties dealing with may depend having prompt
turns articles drawn will be immediately sent to any
address by return mail express.
following parties have recently drawn valuable prizes
from Association and have kindly allowed the use
Of Names other might be published were we
Andrew wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia, PENN, Oil
Painting value 500 James Hargraves SCI Broadway New
York oil Painting vslue 500 T. r Jones' Barrett Marshall
county Kansas Melodeon, value, 5000 Patrick Byrnes
waterbury Ct Gold Watch, value, s25 Shaw ga East
oath Street, New York, Piano, value $780, MRS gnss = ne
Wis Emrs N Y Piano, value $500 Miss Lucy Janeway FL
mira n Y Cluster Diamond Ring, value, 5000 Mrs Pen
mover City HOTEL Nashville, Tenn, Meodeon value $l2o;
oscar NJ Allen, B, 1921 Reg Ind Vols Nashville Tenn,
Watch value $50 Rowland s. Patterson Co. d iOtn iowa
Vet Volunteers Oil Painting, value $780, Mrs gar
sons Springfield Mass Melodeon value $l5O James
ter CITY Surveyor Syracuse, N " Gold Watch, vaue 500
Mrs James Ely III Wooster St. Blocker, OIL PANT
ing value 800 Mrs. J. @. Coles Grand Rapids, Michigan
Silver Castor value $40 DR.. J. Sinclair No. Main ST. Utica
N " Framed Engraving, value, $2 Hon Luther Detmoid
Washington, D. G., Oil Painting, value, $10e
Letters parties throughout the country ac-
knowedgng the receipt Of valuable % may be seen on
| file at Office
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ATT ACHMENT.

VIM. White vs.. Lewis POats, HOWELL q 20.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says defendants indebted to him and SO abscond or
hmseves that ordinary of law cannot be
served on them having obtained original against
Lew Justice of the for Hawkins county, Tenn
and the same having levied the property
ordered BY said Justice that the appear
February 1865 or the will be proceeded with pare
further ordered that this notice be published Tor iour
successive weeks in Brownow's Whig
ian244tH ORLANDO b. LEVY, j. L.
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Attachment.

ThOs. j. Moore Samuel ii. Cdld~ eli.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
Il saws defendant indebted him, and that he alb
seconds or concals himself that the ordinary process of law
cannot be- upon him. having obtained original at
tcbuon against the the defendant rcturna
benrc J. j. Swanner Justice of the Peace for Monroe
~ and the having been levied his property 1t Is
d bv said Justice the defendant appear before him.
his oce in Philadelphia the oath day of March, lS6
il will proceeded with parte 1t further ordered hat
laws Wing. jansl4t@ j. j. SWANNER,i. T.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Martha Cecil We. W. III. II. Cecil.

Martina CeclII VT W. H. H. CeclII.
Tt APPEARING THAT THE DEFEN-
DANT is non resident 1t is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made successive weeks in Brownlow
Whig requiring the defendant to appear before the Circuit
be held for the county of SEWER at the
in Severye third Monday of March, 1885, toplead
answer the petition of the complainant thu
same will be taken confessed and set down Tor hearing
narte W. VI. BURNETT, Clerk.
ian3I -Gtpf5 BY NJ ". MCGOWAN, ID. c.
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Certificates all articles stating
can have put into envelopes scaled and mixed
and ordered taken out without regard choice and
sent by mail thus giving all fair chance On receipt OF the
Certificate you will what have and then Is at
your opon dollar and take the article
ono of these envelopes will be by mail receipt of .
cents five 81 eleven for . thirty for So sixty for SO
Z and one hundred for SIS.
AGENTS wanted everywhere Great Inducements to La
dies and Gents such Fail send for Circular.
which terms full list and particulars. Address,
J. II. WINSL0W CO.,
uoya2-3n 20s Broadway, y. Y.
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HENRY c. WHITNEY &CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

Particular attention giUen to the safe o. .anqS
in East Tennessee to parties from u'e 4 1st
ern States. al persons orn.ng hee. E i.G &c
and desiring to make early sales are m en 20
communicate nth this office, sending .f"a de-
scription. forrest price and best terms. Chdr
ges moderate, and no charge unless safe DC
efected We are desriOus to open corresPoH,
Jencc ,rith. and secure the cooperation Of Real
Estate Agents throughout East Tennessee
Mineral Lands ard large tracts Of Cheap
Lands wanted for ColoniStS
,,,s 70 Gov Brovnlov nov2zf
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Joseph While J. NJ Kincaid and others, and bafayT
cite Kincaid vs. J. NJ. Kincaid and others.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ACCOUNT HAN-
Il ING ordered be taken by the Clerk and Master OF
Chancery Court farewell Tennessee the 9th day OF
March 1866 and defendants W. r. Gibson, s. Gibson
W. Il. Buchanan, Harriet Buchanan and James NJ hlncad
being residents the State of Tennessee shown the
bill that publication be made for four successive
weeks Brownlows Whg notifying said defendants to a
near before the Clerk of said Chancery Court
at his Office TaIewe Tennessee the said 9TH day OF
March 1866 which time and place they required to at
tend proofs On their failure to attend the account
will be taken psrte. 4 copy Of the order
2. N R0DDI. c. 4, NJ.
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CIRCUIT CoUTT.
Newton 2. Cross W.. James Williams
THE DEFENDANT BEING A NON

Seventeenth Judicial Circuit, JacksbOro Tennessee.
TRESPASS.
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each,

Without regard to uaue and not 10 BE- paidT until you
| knoto ,ohat you lciH receiUe. ZACH
| 20 Eleoaot Rosewood Pianos, worth
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IEI1 US
GEORGE DEMERIT & CO.,
3O3 Broadway, New York
j. H. WinSlOw 81 Co.
ESTABLISHED 1901
100000 Watches, Chains Silver Articles, &c.
WORTH $5OO,OOO!!
TO BE SOLD At ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITHOUT RE
GARD TO VALUEi

And not 10 BE- paid for until you kHoc tat yoH arc h g
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
TATE M z N
of the
Expenses Of Saint Nary's County,
ran -1,r r1sc.1. YEAR ENDING JUNE &c. 1866,

b. 0s1 Cnrna {" sid ljh"t n Ih7s4"
o}sofPu
rakeo tublsh annua ,.1e
ccouates
C[, xrvoa. therein v.l M
toSnona paa
,,tx as roaDv
befoee ge
lisse OF t-en TIC l'o7 u 1''-6 ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09

Sole !sorrja'ar and Nh n:acturcr
Jau95th 1886 - 9n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

FOR TIL + IttIINI4A M.
The friends Of GEORGE W NOR
GAN present th> name :" toe voters ot -
Mary's county, rs suitable person to rep
resent Us iq the next Legislature OF Ma
ry,and. aad if be will c, useut 70 serve. he
viii be warmly supported by
LEoNARproNS DIsTRIcT.
Jspe "a lSSe--is.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-25

The Fair.-We have just come from
the Fair. AS we are e-about going to press
we have no time to write at length.
While there, weanotice fine saving ma
chine, from Springfield which has taken
IL Premiums out Of 10 Fairs
Messrs Stevenson & Gump, of this place
have an engine and fine Iaythe, of theil
own nlanufacture,on exhibition. Byron
is thorough mechanic.
The carriage and wagon department is
well'represented by Messrs Hale e Seider
& others.
j. j. Pausch makes very nice display
ofJewelry and silver-ware.
= The fine arts are represented by
Messrs II. Winery and VIM. Sullinger =
They have some very nice specimens in
deed.
The Furniture department is well repre-
sented by Mr.. Sch@ffer, Fowler & Wilcox
The display of vegetables, is said postiv
ly to bea3 the State fair.
The Horses, Cattle, Sheep and other ami
mails reflect great Credit to our growing
= and rrospering County.
The Officers are exerting themselve.
q: to their utmost to render the Fair
success, for which they deserve grea
credit. Let us cooperate with them
We are sure that this Fair will be al
: honor to our County, the Officers ant
People.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-25
Hun-ki-do-ri is comingi

Eye and Ear.-Dr. Harter, the cele-
brated eye and ear Surgeon of Troy, Ohio
will make a professional visit to Upper
Sandusky, at the Pierson House, on Mon
day, October 29th. and remain three days
Persons afflicted with any disease or de-
feet of the sight and hearing, should avail
themselves of the great skill and success
of DIR. Harter in the treatment of the eye
and ear. DR.. -Harter comes recommended
by some of the most prominent citizens o.
Ohio. His testimonials are of so high al
order that we can cheerfully recommend
him to those requiring trustworthy
skillfull and scientific Surgeon for those
diseases embraced in his speciality. SET
his card in this paper and his circulars
distributed-2w.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-25
ssTHE FAT CONTRIBUTOR is coming

WE WERE AGREEABLY MISTAKEN on last
Monday, at l o'clock, A. NJ. We thought
we heard the alarm of fire and leaped from
our couch in a hurry; looked out of the
window, but saw no fire; came down
stairs, opened the door, looked down town
but could see no fire, nor hear anything
but the whistle of an engine on the rail
road, which was all we heard in the first
place, we suppose. Well, we were mistak-
en-. Hope that may be the case for years
to come. There is a horridness in the alarm
of fire that is very unwelcome. We re-
tired again, but could not help thinking
iof the helpless condition OF our town in
case of actual fire. Do our citizens real
ize the pressing Importance of having a
first-class fire engine in our town? We
should have two such engines by all means.
The town can better bear the tax Of such
an outlay. than one OR two individuals
could. as may be the case, should fire
break out. What could we do, if fire
should get full headway, duringa windy
night? Some of us would make worse
looking faces than when called u pom to
pay taxes, we immagine. All of us know
the pressing necessity of fire engines. We
may wait to be taught lesson by expert
ence. "Experience teaches dear school
and fools will learn in no other.'
We have as lictle at risk as anybody
Empty pockets always safe from robbers
! that's our case.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-25
JUBILEE MEETINGl

Do not forget to fill Beerys' Hall,
on Saturday evening, the 9th inst.
Good and appropriate speeches will
be delivered by able gentlemen, and
Richards, meritorious Silver Band will
be on hand to cheer .sthe hearts of all
who may be present.
Don't talk about it being too late to
rejoice over the elections. The Yer
dict of the people is so grand and glo-
rious, that the novelty of the emotions
of real joy, which it produces in every
patriot, can never wear off, There is
enough sorrows in this worls at best.
Let us rejoice, then, when we have such
true cause to do so.
Fellow Democrats come and rejoice
with us, for it is your country, as well
as ours, that has been rescued from
iminent danger.