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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-28
No. 2R5

NOR s4I.E-BRICK DWELLING Of & rooms.
diniug room kitchen and aervants' r0an. lot
soHI58 North MsrEei street, next souih o. dwelling
i0rmeriY 0ccupled ~ 81. feFers. Price 81. SO
9 90 cash balance n aad 2 y ans
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No. 266.

NOR sALE-FRAME HOusE 10 EdEefeiI
il 5000 ru1u1s. los 5O1l7o, lard ho1-s on Gala
" Pee. Pnce g.. so0-sz 5on ctsn talance ID one
year interest aud lien- apply 70
a.. G sCOVEll, Real state Agent
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Public Sale Of City Properly,

a vil set inst very vslgsbe propsrty, ssileiu ~
ne L. \. Railroad DePof, known a. the - hSp
Niles PropsTty.
JOHN o. IRVING. Trustee
apr2.-li Liar BROWN. A., "a.
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Sold ID WJ&CW SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Ckureh snd Vine s1fosts, nashville.
DESMOND 4 90, ProprietoFs,
si5 Race street., PailsdelPhia, p lssp2e-an
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IN Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
MARCH EULEs, 1855.
Jesse MrCiua,
W. = CFoss Bil
Tau~aa Nee "a

IN his rauseit appearing % the Clerk ani has-
Ter thar ils defcndauts james MelIuIn, Nw g.
MclisH, Jaues r. Toney and ails jane A.. -t-an
mcCian, Vim. Mccain, sarnh jane A,i-alus
ADD EiEaleih Mccain. last thr. minor children
of John II McCiain. decd, o residents a llf
state o. HUune1see so that roe osiI1aTV proces5
ias L1t 81 served upon treu- 90 IL therefore =
dsrst that uuflieifon q NATE ior flur suCcesss
iFsezs. u the Nashville Uu on. a neHspaper poi
Lshed IN the gity of fashF .l. tennessee, rr'Ial
lng ~ de-endlars to 1rpr1 at tna August term OF
Garbage % The third Monday IN aCgl-t, lsla, -1
ansWer the Crcss Eli az A. nrCain sgs.nit -1 7f1
and ether t-efarua VII BE- tslen f1r cou.e-ssfr
ana 80 Or hear ug erparfe, a. t5 them.
rnarZ8 Eft ID. n CAMPBELL q. a 81.
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outhousss, and ftout F,Hy o. sixy serFs a Land,
belong DC 10 WIN. "A. Ago, sdiacen. TO The tCwn o.
NrNlsu, Ila sale 60 "a credit If twelye UOnths,
prcspt Ffty tuiis cs-h sod upou u months
i'm 60 nvoii the ght Of redemption at The IN
stance Of compartment
j. r.. M0RFOKD, c a NJ.
sprlII-Gtw prs fee g. g.
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a(ashrillr Saniuil.
Trims OF sURsCRIP1o1.
RATEs OF I1YsRT,slss,
70 ADFkRTIsRRs m aTTIU..

ents IN the Special Column, hrst time,
49, 49, -, .-1esI u vl--each sdditia1a line, ~
LoGa1 SoieiLln' arsi time, nom % lnes, 81 O.
ssea saq uonfa Inc, - cent?: sutseCuept Ipser-
tons, u ceuls pef lIae
I'D al double column sGys-tiseIn~nts- mi -
eEsrEed ~ ger cent advance on regular rsiss.
hAkHlAGE AND FUNERAL KUTTCEs
~ he enAEgsd Al the regular advertising ratss,
Az h--sl i.s'2riSoiy be paid y advance OF 20 in
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-28
Excellent Vice for Females
Every Family al this reason should use
SaMBURG PORT VINE.
As A Tonic

Celebraied IN Europe 70 is medicinal and bone
fcIal qualities, highly esteemed by eminent ply
sic.aus. used m European ard American Hospitals,
and by some Of the FIRST hmiies in kurope aud
aS TONIC
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P.iees a1ehaag'd. but frmer.

L0UIsvuIE, April p.
Supe hue Flour 81 - 70 81 90. Can o. 20 t5c.
Nn sky - p. Mess Pork 81 60. Uletr eides,
10000 pJ-Eds sold 1t a. 4e
ST LOUIS, April z.
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We We uneerslgned, hsYs tbs dsy adopted the
euofe fstes icr Adverlz az, " which ne bnd our
sslte- stncty IN adhsss
NASHVILLE UNION pRINT1NG CO.,
sOhN hALLACE, for lie slaa1sss..a
Barry WtNBAM co. foT Pss1.
BALL. JONES a CO, LOT Gazette.
EksHNILLA, IEEs. sept. - 1885
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No. 222.
No. 223.
No 225

TIOR SALE-A small Farm OF 80 Acres, on the
4 Brick Church PIKE, miles north Of Nash7il e,
well IN proved. Frame house OF three rooms, at
tic hall and kitchen. Two spdngs, fine young or
chart Of COO frmt trees, ia beginning 70 bear, APP
pies, peaches pums chsrrles and plums, sll well
enclosed. 50 Per acre one-hslf cash. tslsnce
10 one year. Possession given January lst, 1850.
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The samaritan's Gift

Sent BY mail in a Plsin envelope. Price, Ma
packages, $500; Female $500.
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SARGENT g. co.
ID ChancerY I'D McALinnviLIe.
FEBRUARY RuLVS, 1850

Lewis Faulkner, and 9th -, compliments,
y kn.
The hefs Of J IN Cco6er, thfir names unsrown.
May e. ,uh scd herch lir b,tItIr names o. -EnuWe
20 comp 'sinaut lssas Cocbsy. ricll-i Co1Eey.
ant Iouu Web ami is wa, Ann, uneily Atn
g. lUkey, ceisUdAues.
1T spacsriug 20 tha Satisfaction OF the Gle an3
Master, nom afiisyIf. that the above named de-
fandsuts sire N Residents ot tle state tf fences
sec so thai The or5Hnsry prose 81 law cannot he
served upon ihems Itis there ole orie ed al pub
Icato1 &c maze. r our CON ecutve weeks, lu tbe
Ma Invite I'm m. "a ucFsVal or publ shed m The city
&C Na,hy q .. Telvr~g sad defendants 70 apPesr
ca the fs-t Ga oI orr mkt cuUrt. 60 held at No.
MlnnylI. on the 4ih Mon sy ln MucE, $50. 20
pc Il sn-ssr 40 Gemur % oosi psiuyut,' hli. or ihe
ssrD u.. De- t.,e1 o. confessed, - Go them and
SO lGT HI sslI.E NYgria
+ MORFORD, C an
ff1l .Ustr Hv ,. O. NHrss. u G..
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Nav YouE, Az y q.
God e. Cotton 81 to s.. lOn,osl. bones
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ElOR RENT-A new Frame House Of rooms
Il 10 North Nashville, near the residence q Mr.
f. r. Cheatham- Price 500 per snnum.
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For any o. the shove mentioned properly appiy
70 IA, g. HCON ha1t
REAL EsTATE AGENT,
Corner o. PAX Street and Capitol Avenue, oppasit
Essf Fruni 81 he State Capitol
del
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In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, 1850.
A G Mcneil, Aduinistra or,

Elizabeth Wright ct ale.
~ fhs case spPesr -ng u The Subtraction or the
Cletk and NJ er, from affidavit Inst the eeiend-
ana n l-es z Wright, ~ net citizen Of the Stale
Of Ienoessee so tlat The ordinary rooess VI Law
cannot be served unon him:
lt Is therefore ordered that publication be ma e
| 10 the Nashville umon, = roespaper punished an
the city Of Nashville for four successive weeks re-
| curing sid defendant % appear at the next term
o; the Chsncery ito be held a. the courthouse
I % the tawn HunWgdoa, enn on he first Mon
day In august M x then and there 70 plead an
Fwer or demur 10 con piauaut's bill. OF the same
Sll BE- taken Cor confessed aud set f1r h.sriug ex
Tario % nm " hAM H my. c & 81
afr .l1-HrW
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In Chancery st Livingston, Tennessee
MARCa RULES. 800.
Jesse Eoherts. Ct ais
vs. Attachment bi.

Jesse Foherts e ais
W fAttAchmeEt bill.
+. ". Cuiium, q sls
IN t1is cause g appearing 70 the satisfaction al
The Clerk ana Master. thai tho President OF he
k.sagh o ne BGhk Of Louisville Of bursesvllle.
Kentucky, one of ths des udsuis, 81 a nou-rB j.
oeut Of tne state OF Tennessee. 80 that the or
dl1sry process % law csnnOs be ssrfsd upnu
him; u Is therefore, ordered thai publication -
made for fcu- con -ecuuTe weeks To he ashgilsa
Uecn, reNspaper patll he'd IA the CITY og Nash
pes st the ueNt term % the haactr{ Cogrt m over
ton c1-sT, 10 b. bed 10 liyaz ston IN Ire 6rst Mon
Gay q August rex, llS6al Snd plead, ansasr or
dctnUr 20 comp'snsnts ei., or ih5 same Eil he
aseu Tor on-essed a. % Inn, ana set for h4anng
eE pare- J ". WRIGHT. C& N.
apr 5-ftW
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-28

It mparts healthy aeton Of The glands. kidn
ard urinary organs, very beneficial in dropsy, =
nd rheumatic sfiecliOus.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-28
No. 235.

EIOR RENT-Fineen Acres Of good Land, al ars
Il 1oll-gsts on Gsllstin Pike.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-28
No. 229.

EgOR sALE-20, 40 or 5l1S feet front On North
II Cherry street. l05 feet deep, next north OF the
Commercial Hotel. This h a central business Do
ca itv Price $50 per foot. One-h8lf cash, balance
IN / and years interest aud nen.
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hIIhMElEY rANERN

on a ere ,i,t Of Fix and tvev. months, without the
rfrft o. rrdempt On. one hunire" dol sTs cssr
wi he rsquir, g ~ Tie ll.e % sale B0ad al 80
curay Uq8ue (, aau % lea r,taI-e
) D. hUNFOR', c 4 N.
aTu.il-G,w prs fee So 20
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Ia smith County Court az Carthage.
FERRNAKY III Is. lsuA

s.. c. sanders sud BorToce Oiv,r.1
rs \ ptudCn.
Pau zoe D; aYc- sni others.
rs ths cause, and on motion O. complsiuent
-nc cor, sad app aafil q tla 80 sl0ii N Of tc
CLERK, tust u1ienUalls ] NakIOrkIn, luaTn j
Meg .ockFn. kHth a. NH-olkhu. nauHaa ksaEes,
All .'lua REEVES I-re aragas sud hhsia keaFfs.
are uoC-ra-Ii dents Jf ODE SAFE OF Tennessee anil
RE- dents oi Tie sla q. ksufu-kY 10 hist re az.
dina. process oi las cannot o. z.fFe3 upon them
To b. therefore or cred Inst D llcau he INSIDE,
iar tour ,u-s-'utf weeks, boz The NsshNl lnion,
3 urs- paper pu'ti~le- Orb inc ely o. Ns~hyiie
Tome svs, reasrI7E sad leiaudsu % az pesr ,ss-
bore tho County Court 81 SIN hc rUrtv, TeEne. sea,
~ tDc O,HJt hoU-. Boz I1H fusn Ct la.Jh4ge on she
rrsi Mondry 90 Apul ueyt 1854 Thea snt there 90
plead answer CT tsuuF o. ca,r =Inaats' ,4i ton
pr ilH s1're HlI u- tsEen ios confessed and - {
dosu 2 hearing eIputr, As Or then.
r. W TURNER.
IL .'-TraG Clerk or smith ln7HnrF tltrsrf
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George h. orange,
~. Supplemental and Amended Bill.
corsb n bo Al AZ

George h. Ortnge,
-. Supplemental and Amended Bill.
Sarah A. Bi.bo, ct as
IN this cause, it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
OF the Clerk and Master thst the defendants ea.
rah A Bilbo, Abel h. BilbO, Josephine T Babo,
Nancy J. BilDO, are non residents OF she State ol
Tennessee, that the ordirary prOcess 81 law
cannOJ be served up N them It Is tpeTeiore or.
drred that put cation be made fr tour oonst etlye
week1 "a the nashville Union, = peWspaper pub
d hef in the city f Nashville rennsssee, teanlr
iug sad defendants zap. ear at q neNtterm o. the
Chsucory Court Of SuIth county, IL he heid at he
Court house N Carthage, IN the thirl Monday in
August 1896, then and tn9re 20 plead. snsWer OF
demur 10 cumpsnants' bl!i, OF the same will t,e
taken Tor confessed aud for bearing exparte ~
% them. u. d. Campbell g a NJ
marches W.T.
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES. 1866.

NOVEMBER RULES, 1855.
r. J. Howori co ais,
W. Ougiasi Bit
John n. Andrews. et as.
ON motion 81 compaiuanis BY their solicitor.
and t Appearing - he SATISFACTION 81 the rE aal
nsster, rom "a aiiega 100 M comp.a nanL- t.
That tre deiendtnfs Jamsa End PeytQn Iaf..f
francis lE.ehar aud her nusbsud Etheiufr ll"
hart are nou -Fe-lterts Of the State OF Tennrs---
1T - therefore ordered that p1hiicston D. rl..
for four consecutive weeks 10 the Nashville tl..-f
a ueFspaper pu1 l-het In the city n tasr1s..rr pr.
quir'ng tne said dlfsudan b appear &C. ~ --A
term n the ClancerT Cou~t b 1e held iof pr p
couaiy o. Perry, 90 ths courthousa iu The t.aa Z"
LAncei, on the frsl Ihursday q Ter me irsi h.-
dag iu April uaE, then aud there 20 enter tnr-r I
fence fo rompl Inant 1iil. 90 the same gI b. %
ken FOR confs-ssi, aud Eet far hsanng e1 plrg 81
tothem. E.M. THOMAS, h-
nnarsH9-ftw
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EzOR sALE-4s3S feet, corner Vine and Uui0u
y streets, opposite tie residence Of Mrs. Ex-ffe-
sident Pc X Price 500 per foot. A noble spot for
a fine residence.
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In Chanoery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, 1856.


I Marceilus Gains and others, defendants.
IN this cause. ii appearing to the Clerk and Mae
ter. rom RHdavit, that the de'eadsnts 4 II Bake
ard wife Msr nda Baker, Thomas rsker ana Bu
usrd baksr. ths two iast being minors are ron
re idens Of the a'e Of feanessse, 20 thar the or
dinary process OF 'aw cannot Be sc we'd on them
10 l. Therefore ordered that pnhhcation be- msd,
iOr four success We weeks IN the Nashville Union
| n news PapeT pub ished IN the city Of Nashville
Tennessee. reqniung the ssid defends~ts 10 a.
pesr on or wl,niu the hrst three day Of eur mex
Court, TO be held on the first Monday ia Angus
1906 then and tbere 20 plead, answer or dernrr 9,
cCmplaiBa,ts bill, or the came will be taken fo
confessed sCanst them and set for bearing ca pare,
aprlo-4tE HAWKINS, G NJ
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In chancery at MoMinnviIIe, Tenn.

In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
James p. Thompson,
b J. Ridley aud Hugh Frances.
Ia obedience to e decree OF The CnanceTy Court
rauaersd In this -au-e a. tn March Term, a y.
1906 will sei at the courthouse M cNnuyille,
on Monday. the zlst day o. Msy, lS66,
4 LOT OF GROUND,
yfpgue,r IN, Bepot Al Mem unville on a credit Of
Twelve months Sold % twelve months edt TO
avoid The ght Il redemption, Al IRE Instance a
complainant Bond and ecu-ty viii lie rtq1 red,
and a lien retained.
J. p. NO FORD, Clerk & Master.
ap.iill-GtE. prs Zee s %
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Typ FoaHdUaad Printers Emp5figm,
E.tshtished ISIS
HAG Ar & CO..
-, . 81 sTssrr. srv-y0EE.

~ ~ 90 elAsLft shN-hoEE-
fTtHiS Old established Foundry hsvIug large ss.
- sorinsni Of hook. NeHstsIsr, Iob ard D~ra-
mcniai Typ, The propnetors are prepared with
smfie isrliiue- q pnnrOpuy exoouie ~ osders fay
same, Gnd uriali mstorisis of ereFF daasTiIfior
inainaiEg Freasss q al NeEuisciurara. OcliF-6n
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sAMARTTAE'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier aad Remedy for
sCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILs, sYPH-
Ills OR YENEREAL DIS


For Sypkilis or Yensreai Diseases, The samau-
tans hoot and herb Juices IL TIE most potent GER
tHan aud efeciu remedy ever presented. lt rsscff-
aud eradeates every particle Of the venereal poe
son, 50 hat The eure Is thorough and peEmaneui-
Take then his purifying remedy and - hesiesi,
and do not transmit 70 Your p0sierty tha for whoa
youmsy repent IN alter year,
DO nor DESPAIR
Although you may 10 pronounced incuratle, tins
ssmaritsn's Root and hero Juices viii remove
every yesige Of impurities from the system 81 vel
Is al the Bad efiects q Mercury.
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sup+Ifne Flour 81 50 10 S Co. Corr o. q G3s.
Ozls - - Soc. Rnisky s. ~. Wnent new K, Il,
= % t0sZ DO 81 - fork held A. szs o. la d
n,la 81 loiac- Clsar sides a., holders icipa Ing
40 adEuuce have vi -draNn from the market
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Chansery sales at flcMianViIle
In Chancery at MoMinnviIle, Tenn.

In Chancery at McMinnYille, Tenn
FKBHa-dWm White, EXITS q VIM While,
deceased,
Ma ersOu.
THE Clerk md MISTER. in obsden~e 10 decree
rendered IN this cause It the March Term Of q e
Cbancery Cout at McM,nnNi Re, Tennessee, le5 !
viii sellst puDc auction, On the llsnil Is IN he
town Ct McM.nnyil!e, on Moa sy, 81 Cf May neXi.
The warren or Thatcher House,
outhousas end all ts sprurt, nance for ca b, in &C
cordance with The rOrl ion q Deed oil Trust eX-
ecuted by Harvey N Wqtterson, with ut the right
Of reUe ,pton. The deed OF trust " !, be hown
on Jay oi rRe- J, i. MUl.fOkD, q q A'
aprilll-6. prs fee S 60
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POsr HosrfysL, FoEE Ma y

Baltimore, Feb. 81, 1855.
81 have great ssiisiset-lu in stating thas ] have
u7ed- - The Ssnsriau's Ramsdies iodE euhresl
iisease IN h most customary forms that have
used them with Judgment, discretion, and proper
~, and have iound them respon1 % my a1tieipa-
10 promptly ana sfscflsily. EnouinE iheir
composition, have the fullest confidence IN thsir
en~acy, snd a. fsr a. ny Use o. tnem eEtcnds,
recommend them strenEiy
ELFRED C. BOWERS,
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
MARrn RULES, 1866.
Henry W. Reborn,
". Amended and Supplemental Cross Bib
N Ward ct ais
IN this cause, Il appearing 10 the CLERK and Mas
ter that descendant X. ID. Allison, is beyond the
limits Of the state Of Teone sse, and ket ps HIM
self 80 out CT the jurisdiction OF this court that tbs
Ordinary proce OF lev cannot be served upon him.
,ti4 therefore ordered that publication pe made
for four successive weeks, 10 the Ma hTlAe Union,
a newspaper pub ished in the city Of Nashville,
Tennessee, requiring sid defendant 70 spp Al
before the Clers aud MISTER at office 10 Carthage
on sr before May huies. and answer ssid cross Dill
or the same will be taken for conf ssed and set fol
hearing parte, az 70 hllD
mar2i-w4t D. Il OAMfbE ELL y q N.
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No. ga.
No. ZIG.

TlOR sALE-A small Frame House, ~ 1l1 -, on
Jackson Street, north ofthe Corporation spiins
Puce $50.
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No. go.

NOR RENT-Five rooms IN third story, sc1ih-
west corner Cedar and Cherry street. for TO
vars nom January lst, 1880. at siuo per an1uu,
and sou bonus. These rooms are wei located loL
hTrs-ress o.f4ces. and cheaper thaI suy We know
of-ayersgiDg Si3 ~ per mon-h Tor each
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No. 226.

I5IOR sALE-A School Cab, 10 good order with
Il single harness. Prce $50
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We republish the following article
from the New York Observer us warn
-. % southern men Of the necessity of
discrstion in their-walk and converse
ton. They should 40 act as not to
s,,spsthen theE enemies
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ANNOUNCEMENTS o. CANDIDATE
FER islEts Jfhcers. - flo n
FoT oounly Ofioors 10 y
FoF GAY onoefs. b
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CITY INTELLI NOE
IFor Additional Local Benssse Third Pdge,l

THE LUNAR ECLIPsE.-The total eclipse
of the moon, which will occur this evening, and
on the morning OF tomorrow, is the second OF
FIVE ccpses of the sun or moon which are
1cckoned for TIE year 1866 A partial eclipse OF
the sun was visible on the 16th instant in the
Siberian and North Polar regions, aud the vici-
nifty of Behring's Straits. The eclipse at hand
will appear 10 the cities of New York, Schenec--
tady, Newburg, and Poughkeepsie, In partial
phase as early as Al minutes past o'clock; but
the eclipse proper will not be complete till AZ
minutes after 10, from which time it will con-
tinue total till its wearing off in the smallest
hours of the morning. The Impartial eclipse
will end at q minutes past IL p. NJ. on the
3lst, and the partial will make its shadowy exit
at 80 minutes l o'clock A. M. The different
phases of the lunar eclipse is in size 17.O4 digits
The following table explains the time OF its
in d,RnvnY,t pitiae.
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A NE1aHBoRLY DIALOGUE

A NEIGHBoRLY DIALOGUE
Mrs. D.-NOw, Mrs. F., could tell you, II 1t
wasn't secret.
Mrs F.-Oh, lawl I'd never breathe word OF
1t, l'm sure.
Mrs. D.-Bu&John would be real mad if he found
out I'd mentioned it to anybody, after his parLicu
larly charging me not 70.
Mrs F.-But you know you can trust me.
Mrs D.-Yos Mrs. f., believe 1 can; though
some spiteiul thing once told me that a secret
trusted to pou would soon be as universally known
as that the handsomcst, cheapest, and best made
clothing is sold at TOWER HALL,
No 61S MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-30
DIED.

ARCHER.-On the 29th instant, REBECCA s.,
wife of Mark B. Archer IN the 46th year OF her
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her husbands residence,
No. 222 Mickle street, Camden, on Sunday afternoon
next at o'clock.
HALL,-On the morning OF the 2Sth instant, In the
20Ih year Oh her age, CLARA A. HALL, daughter OF
Captain Joseph W. Hal, late OF aoimesOurg, Pa.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend The funeral from the resi-
dence OF her uncle, Jacob G. Neatie at the corner OF
Beach and Palmer streets, on Saturday morning at
10 o'cock, To proceed TO Cedar Hill Cemetery.
l0WRIE -0n the Goth instant MICHAEL in
liant son OF William and Mary Ann Louvre, IN the
4th year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of his parents, No 1U7
Caharine street, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
10 proceed to Cathedral Cemetery.
O'CONNER.-On the 9th instant, MARY, daugh-
fer of Thomas and Hannah O'COnner, in the 19th
year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fuly invited to attend the funeral from her parents
residence DeImIng place, Union street, Uetween
Second and Third On sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK,
without further notice.
Eg@ MASONIC bNOplCE. - THE OFFICERS
ana members of EASTERN STAR LOD tE, No.
1856 A. Y. Nj, the tIRAND LODGE OF PENNSYL.
VANlA, and the members OF the Order generally y,
are hateInay requested % meet at the Hall. CHES-
NUT Street, on Monday next, at O'Clock p. NJ, to
attend the funeral OF their irdeceased brother, JAMES
w. FLEICH Err, 7. NJ.
BY order Of the w NJ.
~ GEoRGEP LITTLE, Secretary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-30

AN INTERESTING LET Err is published in the
Medlco-L hrurgica Re lew on the subject OF the
trac1 OF SarsapaILla in atebtOus by BENJAMIN
1ravers h. IT, etc Speaking Syphilis, and diseases
arising the excess of mercury, states That
is equal to ne ETGct Ut SdTSdpdT its pOtcer
is eGtTd0rdnary m r. so haR any oEer drug lam
qI0iRted NTH 10 IS the StriceSt tonic, Uttb
has tRvGtqabie tT76ue M0t n phca6e to a state
Of The system so suRkeR and get so irritable
dCrS oher substances Of the class unavailable or
inuT9t as"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-30

A BoIsTERoUs NEIGHBoRHooD. - The
attention of the police is particularly called to
the tact that the peaceable residents in the
neighborhood of Ninth and Market streets are
nightly disturbed by brawls and fights, geue-
rally originating in the low drinking dens which
abound in that locality Last night after mid
night, the whole vicinity was alarmed by the
shiieks of murder from an excited female, who
had probably imbibed TOO much of the alco-
holic poisons which are dispensed indiscrimi-
natey to all ages and sexes. Frail women and
abandoned men congregatein these underground
holes, and hold their orgies, to the scandal Of all
decent people, almost and sometimes quite up
to dawn The streets and alleys around ST.. Ste
phens Church seem to be the haunting places
of the vilest of characters, and all night long
Market, Tenth, and Ninth streets are made
offensive by the loud utterance of obscenity and
profanity. The abuse has become an insuffera-
BILE nuisance, and the respectable portion OF the
community desire to see it abated. The closing.
up of some of the drinking saloons that are
clearly violating the law would have q good effect
in destroying the nests of these birds OF i'll
omen.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-30

FEMALE TmEF.--A woman who gave the
name of sCatharine Hart, was arrested last
evening" on the charge of stealing a watch from
Read McOlusky, in Bedford street. near Fifth.
termary, who committed her to answer for the
allegea offense.