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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-24

CHRITNAs Is CONING.-lt VIII be seen from an
AL Tertisement elsewhere that Charles Robertson,
the weIl-known baker and confectioner. Il Mar
ket street, has, in addition to his regular stock,
received large assortment OF fancy articles SUIT
able for the Christmas holidays. Mr. Robertson is
one of our old. reliable merchants, and those who
are looking around for presents for the little
ones should give him call.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-24

RRlIGIoUs NoTICE.-There will be divine SER
vice at the First Baptist Church tom orrow, at
the usual hours Sabbath school at IAN. Tenn
porary arrangements have been made for the
comfort of the congregation while the church Is
undergoing repairs.
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WORTHY or CoHMIssERAT IoN.-Quite q number
Of emigrants. bound for the Southwest, have
passed through the city of late, as almost every
one is aware. Yesterday we saw family on their
vav 70 n new country. whose troubles were Ger
tainIy ola grievous character. They had set out
with a span Of horses and wagon, but not long
after one of the horses died, and they were COM
PEELED to sell the other, and likewise dispose Of
the wagon. The money thus obtained would have
taken them to the end Of their journey. The man
was robbed however, when near Nashville, and
left without cent. We are happy TO state that
some benevolent individuals Interested them
selves in behalf ofthe sufferers, and sent them up
on their way rejoicing.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-24

We have now the largest and most complete
job Office in the city, and are prepared to do every
description Of printing in a style that cannot be
surpassed. Parties having such work to do are
invited 70 give us a trial.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-24

PEIEsTLY street, Capitol Hill, between College
and Market streets. is being regarded and mac
adamized. number Of similar improvements
are in progress in this locality, which will add
greatly to the appearance of this part OF town.
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SOCIAL REUNION. "A most agreeable festive
party assembled at the residence Of Mayor Brown
last evening. The members Of the City Council
were present, and number of citizens. Tie hos
pitality of the Mayor was profuse and liberal as
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PArxrrxo.-Our ueiShbors Messrs. HutchisOn
Fleming as will be seen from advertisements, are
prepared TO do house and sign painting oil every
description. They are reliable, worthy gentie-
men, and Mr.. Fleming has been long and tayOra-
bly, known to our citizens for the superiority 81
his WorkmanshipL ~ II # -.# To- ......
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Saturday, December 18th, 1858,

The following two lots in North Nashville, to-
wit:
lst. Commencing at the Northeast corner OF
Beilyille and street 80 feet wide, running 10
feet Orth, to alley 10 feet wide said alley be-
ing ITO feet south of Gay street; thence at right
angles 10 feet to stake; thence at right angles
to the street aforesaid; thence at right angles 50
feet to the beginning on BellVille street. 81
adjacent to the above, and running back 10 feet
to an alley.
T RMS OF SALE six and twelve months credit.
with interest from day of sale. Notes req uired.
with approved security, and lien retained. Sale
free from redemption. -r.
MORTON B. HOWELL C. and NJ
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The debris Of the late fire at the corner of Cher
~ and Broad streets is being cleaned up, and
preparations are making for the erection of new
buildings
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SALE OF BLOOD HoRsE.-Mr. JEFF French, the
well known cotton broker, sold yesterday to Capt.
Hammer, for fifteen hundred dollars, the eele-
brated PAGER "Dell Of Nashville"
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The Rev. James Moore, Rector Of the E2isco-
pal Church Of the Advent, arrived yesterday, and
will oficiate Sunday morning at II o'clock, and
p n
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wEeaIl attention to the decision Of Judge
Cooper on the constitutionality Of the Franchise
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$4,000

In Planters Bank Money wan ted at the Bank
ing Honse of the National Savings Company, Tor
which SIC in the dollar will be paid.
p THos S MARI, President.
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THE SoIREE AND SUPPER.-We dropped in few
minutes last evening at Masonic Hall TO get
glimpse Of the arrangements in connection with the
soiree and supper given by the Tennessee Benev-
olent Association. Everything was prepared in
magnificent style. The tables fairly groancd be-
meath the luaIs Of good things, most temptingly
displayed From the stage a fine band discOursed
delightful music, while the gas light shown down
upon a brilliant throng. The fair Of Nashville's
daughters aud the chivilrous of her sons were
out in full force and we have cert Iinly seldom
seen q more vivaciOus crowd. Every one seemed
TO be enjoying himself 10 the utmost. We are GER
tain those ladies' kind hearted and generous crea-
lures who carried on the work of soliciting money
were in their element, and are quite confident
that the receipts will be worthy Of the object for
which they are designed. This afternoon at three
o'clock, the soirec will be continued. Tickets Of
admission one dollar.
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The landing yesterday presented quite an ar
tractive scene with the feet Of lately arrived
boats. Business we are sorry to say was rather
dull
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ESTABLISHED ...,........1S46.
CHAS. ROB E h 4 $ o N,
b A X T. r. E
.H-a.-
CANDY MANUFACTURER,
NO. IL n MARKET STREET,

MOULD REMIND HIS OLD FRIENDS AND
wv Customers that he is more than ever pre-
pared TO supply them with the very best of Light
Bread, Crackers Cakes, Candies, etc.
lie has also on hand the best OF Wines sulta-
bic for medical purposes, besides superior lot OF
Imported Scotch Ales and London Porter, and
fine brands of Cigars. Also, Currants, Raisins,
Citron, Figs, Dates, Nuts, etc.
just received, a large assortment OF Fancy ATtl-
cles, embracing Toys, FirecrackerS, Masks, and
very fine assortment of Fancy Confectionery.
suitable for Christmas Holidays, which will be
sold Wholesale and retail. nOyZ4-1
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THE RACEs.-There will be two races this SITTER
noon over the Nashville Race Course, and some
rare sport is anticipated.
First race sweepstakes for trOtters. Entrance
SlCO EACH best three in FIVE, to harness. The fol-
lowing are the cntri~-: Geo. Putcher enters ,. g.
White Stockings, Capt. Midener enters bl. g.
Kentucky, Capt. Hammer enters roam g. Honest
John.
Second race, match for 500. Mile heats to bar
ness to be driven by the celebrated light weights,
Henry Bruner and TheO. Hammer. Tho follow
ing are the entries. Henry Bruner enters 5. g.
Redbuck, PAGER. Theo. Hammer enters $. 8.
Cadmus trOtter.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IN OBEDIENCE TO THE DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court in the case of Boyd McNairy
and others w. Anna McNairy and others. notice
is hereby given that the bddings upon the lots
sold by me at Public Sale on November 18th, Of
opened, and will remain open until II o'clock on
Wednesday. November -, 1856.
The bid on Lots Nos. and will be started at
$3.50 per foot; on LOtNO. lat S295 per foot and
on Lot No. 2 at sos per foot. =
The highest bidder at the expiration Of the tim e
above named will be reported to the Court as the
purchaser.
no24dtd MORTON B. HOWELL, G. and NJ. +
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MASONIC HALL.
Monday and Tuesday, Nov. rs and 27
Friday, Nov. 30, Saturday, Dec. L
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THB cKLEBAATED
KUNKEL'S
Nightingale Opera Troupe,

Undes the immediate direction of Mr.. GEo.
KUNKLR, comprising a combination of Eighteen
talented representatives of Ethiopian characters,
will appear as above, in an entire new Programme,
Ethiopian Melodies, New Sayings, Dances. etc.
For full particulars. see small bills Of the day.
nov23-td
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MaRRIaeE LIcENsEs.-The fOlIowing s list d

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The following IS list OF
marriage licenses (white) issued for the week end
ing Friday. November p, 1866;
J. P. Tucker to Jennie A. Hughes.
Chas Smith 10 Amanda Johnson.
VIM Townsend TO Melvina Beard.
Theodore L. Mason 10 Lucy A. Floyd.
John Hale To Anna Shane.
Martin Nicholson to Julia barner.
John Hussy 10 HonOra BOlin.
Joseph Long 10 Mary McClendOn.
lessee n Bugg 90 Albertine Savage.
Jacob Miller 10 Fanny +. Jackson.
Thos. Canning to Annie Haran.
John r. Wood 60 Rosa McWilhams.
John Kinney to Kate DOugherty.
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Elijah Dickson vs.. Dennis Conner and
others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
4 Chaneery Court in above case, | will SELL st
the Court House, at Nashville, on
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Saturday. December 18th, 1855,

A tract Of IA acres, near the NolensviIle Turn
pike. on the road leading to Mill Creek Church
having upon il a neat frame house with four
rooms, besides all needed stables, Out-hOuses ETC.
This place is about two and half miles from
the Square, and isjust the thing for a small family
who wish to live out of the city. Er"
TERMS OF SALE Credits of six, twelve, eight
cen and twenty-four months, with interest from
date. Notes required, with personal security, and
lien retained. Sale free from redemption. RI
~ MORTON B. H0WELE, @. and NJ
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Saturday, December 18th, 1866,

NJ. S. Allen, Ex, vs.. Mary E. Young and
... a.t others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court in above case will sell, at
the Court House, at Nashville, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-31
Monetary Affairs.
NEW YORK, October !

NEW lOkhy oSbobOA pV'
The Posts money article says: The
stock market opened steady but dull
Governments are in limited demand,
but prices are steady, the seven-thirties
being more firm than the gold-bearipg
bonds. Border State bonds are quiet
there is some inquiry for North Caro-
lima Is at so; for Missouri, at go, and
for the Pacific issue, at s3t. The New
York bounty loan continues in favor
and wanted at 1901. Railroads opened
weak and closed with feverish, uneasy
tone of feeling in North Western, there
was q sudden break in about noon, the
price falling off to sgt. Bank shares
are fat. Railroad bonds are firm. Gold
stock without animation. Coal stocks
are strong; Cumberland at 62i; Wilkes.
barre ut 80; American, 20; Delaware l.
Hudson at 16O; Atlantic Mail, l12; Union
Navigation at 1871. The loan market
is easy and the rates are 3 per cent. for
government, and 5 per cent. OH other
securities. Commercial paper passes at
5 per cent. After the regular board the
quotations were: New York Central,
ISL; Erie, 64t; Hudson River, 1904
Reading, 116; Michigan Central, ia
Michigan Southern, 92i; Illinois Cen
trail, I26; Cleveland IL Pittsburg, 99t;
Chicago g. North Western. 81; Chicago
a. North Western, preferred, 79!; To-
ledo, 119i; Chicago d. Rock Island, 1907
Fort Wayne, 1905; Ohio 81 Mississippi
certificates, 33t. Foreign exchange,
quiet; bills at 60 days on London, 1O5fa
LOOT for commercial 1O9ialO9I fol
bankers do, at short sight.
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CURRENT ITEMS.

AwooLEN factory is to be erected at
Leesburg, Va.
THE tobacco crop in Kentucky is bet.
tor this season than ever before.
THE Masons of Memphis, Tennessee,
are preparing to build . grand Masonic
Temple there.
ILLINOIS furnished 25s,2l7 soldiers
and LII sailors during the war.
PKTER ScHUNANN, . delicate German
boy, was kicked to death in mere wan.
tonness, by two schOol-fellows, at SYRIA
cuse, New York, the other day.
THE United States vessel Sacramento
left the Charlostown Navy Yard on
Friday for voyage round the world,
on which she will be gone two years.
A CAB company has been formed in
New York, and cabs and coupes have
been introduced, carrying passengers at
q quarter of dollar mile, or . dollar
an hour.
A NEW stove has been invented for
the comfort of travellers. 1t is to be put
under the feet, with mustard plaster
on the head, which draws the heat
through the whole system. 1t is called
'the Robinson Exhilator.n
LARGE quantities of government
stores are being almost daily received
at Kingston, Canada, and it is again
rising in Importance as a naval station.
STRENUOUS efforts are making to Sc
cure railroad connection between New
Haven and the outlet of the Naugatuck
Valley.
The whaling bark Wave, which or.
rived at New Bedford on Tuesday, after
a seventeen months voyage, brought
cargo worth about ~ 900.
In Paris there are bureaux in which q
regular manufactory Of leading articles
is established whence these productions,
carefully Autographed, arc dispatched
to numbers of provincial papers.
SOME Of the back scenes of ballet and
operatic life are being unveiled by the
courts of New York. The ballet master
says regular inspections arc made Of
feet and limbs, and now and then rude
ness and drunkenness arc discovered be-
hind tho scenes.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANcIsco, October 3O.-An Ari-
zonia letter, dated October 18th, says !:
A scouting party from Fort Mcdowell
killed and wounded fifteen male Indi-
ans and captured two squaws and seven
children.
The American built steamer Huguang
was burned August 10Th at Kaikang,
China.
Advices via Shanghai September 9Th
confirm previous reports of the consid-
cradle success which Chosin had OBJ
tanned over the Tycoon, who made o
descent in Chosin's territory, but was
caught in a defile and routed, with
heavy loss. Chosin retrieved the losses
suffered ut the beginning Of the strug-
gle, and had crossed into Skokoura,
gaining a victory over the force under
the command of Koshin, uncle Of the
Tycoon.
The steamer Del Norte, from Crescent
city, brings $500 in treasure.
The barque Camilla, from the Arctic
Ocean, brings seven hundred barrels OF
oil and twelve thousand pounds Of bone.
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ed between the United States, France
and the Republic of Mexico. Napoleon
il to commence the withdrawal of the
French army from Mexico next month,
and it is probable the whole army will
be withdrawn by the first of January
next. Of course, Macmillan leaves
also. Our government will extend to
the Juarez government protectorate,
to be operative and ready in case Of
emergency. In order to accomplish
this military officer Of high rank will
60 with Colonel Campbell, and both
General Sherman and General Hancock
are spoken of in this connection. In
consideration of these friendly Offices
Mexican territory will be coded to tho
United States, which will give us tho
whole of Lower California, together
with Sonora and chihuahua.
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MEXICO.

General Sheridan Ordered e Report
- Neutrality-suspicious. sf the U.
n. Minister Canpbeli-Maximili
and Tire Frcach Troops - Leave
Mexico Next Month Lower Cali
Esrnia - DC Coded - the United
{. States.
: NEW YORK, October 3O.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: 1t is reliably
stated that General Sheridan has been
ordered to report at Washington. 1t is
understood that the order originates
from the President, asa condition Of our
Mexican relations.
The Times Washington special says:
Colonel Campbell, United States Minis
ter to Mexico, has left that city with
credentials of the Juarez Government,
and with full instructions conforming
Nth the arrangement already announe-
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Also. Proprietor. Of Krzft's Di4rrha,a CON
pound, Reet'a Cough syrup. DR.. Stahl'- iy-rn.,
Relief, Improved Nerve and Bone Linim.nt snt
Oriental Hair Oh. d,ca7x
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Outrage by the Indians.

New YORK, October 30.-The Herald's
special, dated Fort Garland, California,
18th, says band of Utah Indians have
to General Carson.
The Sante Fe Mexican says the body
of Lieutenant Rhodes, who mysterious
ly disappeared several weeks since,
has been founi. He had been shot.
The Tribunes Leavenworth special
says Denver papers publish accounts of
the most horrible atrocities perpetrated
by the Utah Indians.
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CHAPTER %.

Young an met young lady by
moonlight alone. Wanted young lady
to throw bundle Of clothes out back
window, climb down rope ladder "into
these arms" and fly to preacher and
happiness. 81 may die-I know l shall
die, William-but never, nerer will l
wed thee, dearest one, without consent
of ma and pa" Young man pleads
like angel, trumpet-tongued. Young
lady stubborn and dutiful. Young map
tries the indignant-upbraids young
lady-swears
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yell.v Fever ON shipboard.

NEW YORK, October 3O.-The United
States steamer Bieuville, from st. Thorn
as, is lying at the quarantine, with
eighteen of the crew sick with yellow
and intermittent fever on board. Four
teen Others died on the passage.
NEW YORK, October 30.-The United
Stateslsteamer Bienville arrived ut the
quarantine to-day, from st. Thomas,
having lost three officers and eleven
men from yellow fever, between St
Thomas and Port au Prince, and at the
latter place. There are now eighteen
eases of intermittent and remttent
fever OH board, but no yellow fever.
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FIssd In Jersey City--oeca. Yacht
Race.

New YORK, October 3O.-The flood
caused by the rain this morning was so
great in Jersey City that nearly every
basement and cellar was filled with wa
ter. The city prison was flooded 30
that the prisoners had to be removed. .
An ocean Yacht race for purse OF
800, 900 takes place early in December.
Three yachts, the Fleeing, Vesta, and
Henrietta are entered. They sail from
Sandy Hook and 60 to the Isle Of
Wight.
The Tribune's Lcavenworth special
of the twenty-ninth says: A man just
from Liberty, Missouri, says he was
driven from there, and that two men
were killed.
The supervisors of registration have
been arrested and are confined In theJ jail.
Threats have been made by the rebels
to clean out the registrar and destroy
their books. There has been great
trouble, and the indications are of the
most serious kind.
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Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO, October 80

DUFFNIU, VVIUUVI UV'
Sales of flour, 500 barrels at II 90 for
No. /; spring 400; Wisconsin, bakers,
Mt IA 25a14 50. Winter wheat firmer,
and tending upward; sales of $4,000
bushels at IS for No. 3 milwaukee
spring; 25 for Chicago spring; = 40 for
Green Bay Club. Corn, sales of 1884,
600 bushels, nearly all to arrive, at
range of l GOAL %, and one cargo to ar
rive, 1 "a. Oats, sales of 10000 BUSH
els Of No. 2 Chicago, to arrive, at &c.
Barley, sales of $4,000 bushels, to arrive,
in bond at private terms, 1900 bushels
of Canada ut l3. Rye, sales Of 81 500
bushels ut / 30a132. Peas nominal at
l 25a1 IS. Pork SO 90. Lard 16a17c.
Whisky nominal ut 2 80.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
New York Market.

NEW YORK October 80.
COTToN-yery firm; sec for middling
uplands.
closed very firm at yesterdays prices;
s1O 1Oa11 IS for extra State; Sl2 qua
Is % for extra round hoop Ohio; Sl3 80
ala rs for trade brands. -,
WHISKY-Quiet and firm; in bond
GRAN-Receipts of wheat, 16, 81 Blu;
the market is active, excited and SaIc
higher: sales, 297 900 Blu; 81 27a2 IS for
Nos. s and 2 Chicago spring and Mil
waukee; s. 80 for new white Michigan.
RIVE ouiet and very firm; old western at
81 IS. Receipts of Barley "a, l26 bu; La
Dc better, but less active; 81 l7al ~ for
western; 81 30 for No. 2 rowed state;
III IS for No. a rowed do; 81 15al 10 for
Canada West in bond; 81 % for very
choice do, to arrive, and 81 3sal 4O for
Canada West, free. Barley Malt firm.
Receipts of corn 81 ,527 Blu; market &C
tive. excited and sa10c higher; 81 pa
1 30 for inferior; 81 3Oa1 50 for ship
ping mixed western in store and afioat;
In 33a1 IS for western yellow, and 81 80
for white western. Oats 3a4c better;
7Oa76c for Chicago and milwaukee,.
PETROLEUM-Dull at pc for crude,
and 36la37c for refined in bond.
PROVISIONS-Pork less active, at
s34 50a34 IS cash, and S3l 15a32 W.
regular way, new mess closing at S34 62i
cash: $50 for old mess; S27 25a27 80 for
prime; also, 2750 bbls new mess at
les l2Ia26 Is, seller for December and
January, aud s29a29 25, seller for No
vember. Beef steady at about previous
prices. Beef Hams quiet at 4Oa45c
Bacon inactive; Cumberland cut on
private terms. Cut Meats heavy and
lower; 14al4ic for shoulders, and l6alSc
for hams. Dressed Hogs dull at l2al2tc
for western.
GROCERIES Coffee quiet. Lard
heavy at l4al6c. Butter dull at 2Oa33c
for Ohio, 35a44c for State, and 5Oa55c
for Orange county pals. Cheese heavy
at sal7c.
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Murder and Piracy.

NEw YORK, Oct. 30.-Lieut. Braine,
who claims to have held o position in
the ex-Confederate army, and who
seized the steamer Chesapeake during
the late rebellion, has been indicted by
the Grand Jury for murder and piracy
on the high seas. He will be tried at
the next session of the United States
Circuit Court.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, October 30.
Stocks, better; Rock Island, 100; TT.
Wayne, l 09l; Alton e. Tcrre Haute, a.;
North Western, SCI; do. preferred, 79t;
Cleveland & Pittsburg, 92i; Illinois
Central, 25; Michigan Southern, 92s /;
Michigan Central, 1it; New York
Central, 1SS; Erie, 84S; Hudson, 26! ;
Western Union Telegraph, 53s; Ohio d.
Mississippi certificates, 33s; 7-30s held
at l 05s; 1910 coupons, 90.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DS yIRTUR OF 4 DIED OF
ID TRUST executed 70 me by Esth.nisl Pig
man and wife b-ariDg date 30, embor 2sd, 1874,
And recorded In the Rscoidsrs Office Of Ohio
oopnty. West yirsisi.. In Dssd Book ~. o. pace
10 will cell At public sretian on THURSDAY
the 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER ls6S, st the
iro' dor " the Court House OF said eouIty.
for Gosh. the west half u the 10, NJ nberedl
OonrJ IN the squar- numbered g. Uvebty.
the city OF ThseirnE. West vi girsa
DANIEL LAVE
octIa.ltd&wb T,urss
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Raflroad Accident.

PEEKsKrLL, N. Y, October 30.-The
Albany train due at Peekskill about
nine o'clock this morning, ran off the
track two miles south Of Peekskill, ow-
ing to the washing away of the track
by the storm. Three cars were thu own
from the track. No passengers were Sc
verely injured. Both tracks will be
INSTRUCTED for some hours.