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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-27
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

/ Lon sAIE.-Lower City Wharf fronting $50
T0R SALE.-That magnificent Residence
I No. 80 on North, Summer street. containing
II rooms, besides wash room, bsth room servants
rooms, stable and carriage house. Gas and water
In every room of the main building.
TsOR sAEE.-A fine Farm in Marshall county,
nv rs = Sasns and
bered; log house with single roof, i've rooms,
finely fenced; ali necessary out-buildings; seven
acres in Fruit.
E,OR SALE--5k miles from the city, on the
n Gallat1 Pike. fine Residence, and - acres
the finest Spring in the country.
E,OR SALE.-65 acres of Land, with splen-
u did improvements, 81 miles from the city. on
Galatin Pike. fine Orchard, good Spring, etc.
LfOR SALE-2H miles from city. on Louis
IL vile Railroad. so acres of Land, fine improve
ments, never failing Well, etc.
LHQR SALE miles from the city. on the Gall
Il latin Pike, 173 acres of Land new improve
ments, fine CisterD, running Water, fine Blue
Grass. etc.
LSOR SALE.-Fine Residence on South Vine
IL street. No. H. all in good repair, 40 feet 'front.'
and running back Us feet.
L,OR sALE.-Eine Residence on South Vine
IL street, No. 10, 30 feet front, 10 rooms, all
necessary out-buildings.
TyOL SALE.-Two fine Residences, Nos. II
IL and 10 South Summer street, recently refttcd.
newly painted and in splendid repair. in very
desirable part Of the city. Call for particulars.
i Edge6eld, 100 feet of ground attached to each.
Very cheap.
L,0R sALE.-50 Lots in Edgefeld, located
IL in every part of the town.
T,OR sALE.-5415 Cherry street, adjoining
Il the Commercial Hotel. A bargain
TSOR SALE.-5O acres on Browns Creek,
II 81 miles from the city, between Granny White
and Franklin Pixies. as rich as any land In the
county.
L,0R SALE.-A Vacant Lot adjoining the
IL Sanders property on Vine street.
TNOR SALE.-A splendid Residence 81 miles
u from Columbia, on the Mount Pleasant Pike,
q acres of superior Land, beautiful lawns. pond
well stocked with fish. etc., etc.
T,OR SALE.-25 acres of Land, just without
IL the corporation, the Murfreesboro Pike,
adjoining the lands of Hon. Andrew Ewing, de-
ceased.
EOR sALE.-1oO shares Bridge Stock.
LfOR SALE.-IO0 feet on Market street, OPP
Il posite Isaac Pauis Esq.
EsOR SALE,--375 acres of Land, on Tennes-
IL see River. in Perry county. every foot of SUI
perior quality.
E,OR SALE.-In North, South, and West
I Nashville, a large number of desirable and
Cheap lots. Ts N
I,OR SALE.-I5O,O 900 acres of Mountain
II Table. Coal. Oil and Texas Lands. as well as
a large aaantity of other property not mentioned.
For Particulars, call and see ms.
Anderson, Johnson & Smith.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
feb22-tf
G. S. NEwsoN. WIN. MOORE,
f. THoMA. W.. NEwsoM.
MOORE & co
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Bishop Lynch. of south Carolina.

New YORK. Feb. 26.-Bishop Lynch. of South
Carolina, preached in St. Patrick's Cathedral yes
terday, appealing for charity. that churches may
be rebuilt and for spirit of kindness and pacif-
cation towards the South
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Ion sALE.-Iower City Wharf fronting $50
E feet.
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JOS. r. DrLLIN & CO,

Storage and Commission Merchants,
No. 50 College street. near Broad. Nashville.
Tennessee
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Bank Of America......par
" louisiana. 80
" New 0rleans.50
Canal Bank..................90
Citizens Bank.
Crescent City Bank. 40
Louisiana State Bank. 40
Mechanics & Traders
Bank .........."............S0
Merchants Bank......-40
Southern Bank.-.....par
Union Bank........-..-..60
New 0rleans Scrip.......S0
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q TNION STREET

Carollna,...-..-...........
Bank..........
Rank of Roxboro. ......W
Miners and Planters
Rank-..-..-.-....-"....O
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Is0R SALE.-That magnificent Residence
IL No. 80 on North Summer street, containing
II rooms, besides wash room, bath room servants,
rooms stable and carriage house. Gas and water
in every room of the main building.
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c0R RENT,

ERoNTING on CHURCH STREET. IN THE
Il USIoS AND AMERICAN Block q Room admir-
ably suited for Office or small Retail Business.
Apply at the Counting Room Of tae usIoS AND
Nr
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NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-Secretary Seward, who
had not desired to leave the city until next
Wednesday, yesterday received telegram, which
caused MIN to leave for Washington at once.
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Mr.. Rogers, New jersey. spoke against it as
most dangerous movement towards Capitalization.
NEW York. Feb. 26.--Fhe 65mnerciafs WASH
ington special says the political excitement has
not yet abated, but ealmer views prevail.
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The following are the rates paid by TH0s. S.
MARI. BROKER, corner Of Union and College
streets, for uncurrenf money. ThesS quotations
are liable to iuctuate, but may pc depended on
be received BY mail or express, il forwarded with
ou3dejav
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES first Of The week, we

ELizApx4HToS,-The FIRST Of the week, we
paid a aging visit in company with Mr. Keeb-
Ter, TO this beautiful "town among the hills"
In passing along the right bank Of the Wa
tauea river we could but express our admira-
tion Of tina splendid farms under cultivation
stretching as Ear as the eye could reach-the
finest We ever beheld. Broad fields covered
with luxuriantly growing wheat and oats and
other yegeiation-giying every prospect of
an abundant harvest. The people OF Eliza
bethton seemed to be going ahead with bust"
ness in q Hourishing style, and bids fair to
rival any other community in East Tennessee.
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EcoSoMY-HISTs TO FARMERS AND UT HERS
We have seen farmers putting up garden
fencing with three cross bars-then work
and tug for days plating in palings, so as to
not 60 to the expense of buying nails THIS
Is what they considered economy. When, t
one days labor was set apart for the purpose,
enough nails could he purchased with thai
days earnings to put up two sach fences In
onc-fourth of the time, besides having a good
fence.
Some farmers guilty ate their crops before
planting by blowing deep and cleansing and
fertilizing the soil. Many Others leave every
thing to be done after the crop is put in the
ground, and realize in the end about half a
crop.
There are also mauy farmers who think if
they get ia Il large crop, they are all right,
and in the fall reap II large harvest, whereas
II they had not planted quite so much and
cultivated it with more attention they could
raise double the amount they otherwise do.
There are strange things visible ia the scoaO'
my Of some men.
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ENCOURAGEMENT

nea. We are authorized and requested to
announce Maj. II. G. SMITH, as a candidate
for Attorney General for the first Judicial
Circuit at the election in May next.
grD, we are authorized and requested to
announce Col. A.. j. BROWN as Il candidate
for Attorney General at the ensuing election
in May next. mar.23
TIE undersigned IL r Candidate for the oaiceof At
torncy General, for the First Judicial District Of Ten
ncssc. embracing tho Counties Of Hancock, Hawkins,
Greene, Washington, Carter, johnson, aud sullivan
The Election In May next AME BltlTTON.
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National Agency.

OFPfCg on GgORGG II. LEMON,
Corner Of SEvSTH AND D STREETS,
NATIONAL BANK or REPUBLlC BUILDING,
WAsHIScToS, D, c., April 4, 1866
Carr. Gro. T.. GRESHAM SIR-Your letter is
received. Whatever Act is passed by Con-
gfess, ut this session, relating to our SOL
diery, will not interfere with the ultimate
granting Of land warrants. In addition to
all other grants, these must come. am con-
WINGED Congress will pass such IN Act at
this or some other session. am not san
guine it will at this sitting. Our labor Will
not be In vain. Go right on with this branch
Of our business. Very truly,
G.. 4. LEMON,
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LDWARD BLOCH Va SNML. GUGGENlTEIM AND
~ others, In Chanccry GOHrt ut Jonrsb1rO. In this
case II Is alleged that the defendants, Ulnan ard fIrta.
%Ettin5or and Illlnan, NJ. Rosenback &C., Heller and
Meyer, VIM. II Tico and Bros, Mack and Bros, Bolm
Mack 80, licnscoH Bros, SC, Moses &C., 5. Morgan.
than, P%nphcim'r and Drayioos, II. and l.. Morganthan,
Hanks aud Porter, |. and II. Henley, Buntlin aud KelI-
rr, Jos GOtlcib aud Br1.,A Ilirsh Werthcimor Mnrl's
Refs Bros. SC, Jacob SHES, Joseph II. Hin, j. y. VIII
gus, II. Lulcvig UllRrlu, aud Refer, h. Blue, are non
residents Of this State sud also an alta having been du-
" obtained Of a. q. Collins Esq. on the II Of Feb. 1866,
returnahlc to this CUurt which writ vt alta was duly
served by GarnlslIment ON 10 Feb, 1866 and returnabla
to this Court.
II Is ordered that they appear at the May Tcnu
1866 " this Court and defend or this case will bu takon
for Confessed April 4 1866
aplGwlpfsj HENRY IOS5 cam.
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DY VIRTUE or A ~. IA. ISSUED FROM THE
DCbancery Court at Jonesboro, Tennessee to me d.
rected tested the second Monday Of May 1850 npnd =
Judgement and cost for the sum of one thousand and
sixty.seven dollars aud MY seven cents, debt aud
cost pronounc, ID By the Court and In favor u Gideon
and others, against William II Orouci, and George &.
Bowman, sec. Twill sell ~ the Court house door IN
tho town " Jonesb0ro. on saturday the 9Th day Of
May 1866, for cash IN hand. all the right title, clai "a
aud interest, that the said George @. BOWMAN has IN
nnd 10 a tract or parcel n land situated In Washington
County Dist No. ~, adjoining the lands Off. 3. Cox,
Lomusl Bowman heirs and other, on the waters "
Boons Greek, containing forty arres mora or leas,
until gd debt aud costs are satisfied. this the lul day
Of April 1865. $. T. SIMPLIFY Sheriff.
apl5wlpukc5
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Rep- According to NJ. Babinet a French
'draat, the coming summer will be very hot.
All the springs, he states, will be dried up,
for when there is no snow there are no foun-
tains. 1t is snow alone which moisten3 the
earth internally, Rain water does not PEN
citrate su ficiently, being carried of rapidly
by evaporation, especially in wooded dis
tricts,
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4 G. MASON, Admir- Of JOS. LEONARD,
"A deceased, VS. Joseph A. Leonard and
others. Pursuant to r decree of the County
Court at Jonesboro, in the above case, vt
February Term, 1866, | will sell at the Court
House door in Jonesboro, on Saturday the
7th day Of April next, the following de-
scribed Tract Of Land in said county-ad-
joining the lands Of John Lyle, G.. Slagle, Dr..
T. 7. Young and others. Well timbered,
within onc-hulf mile Of the f.. T. & Va. II. X
on the waters Of Brush Creek, Containing 47l
acres, % acres Of which Is cleared for cult
walton. Said land will be sold on a credi-
Of six and twelve months, except fny dollars
cash in hand. Purchaser will be required to
give bond with approted security, and a lein
will be retained on the lind till the purchase
money is fully paid. March 9Th, 1866.
JOHN +. GRESHAM, Clk.,
And Special Commissioned.
mar9w4prsfeeS5
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In the County Court Carter County

IL IA SShhlJ SSNAb ONA " SOuAAJ .
PETITION FOR PARTITION TO SELL
LAND. Albert j. Upton, james NJ.
Cameron, Mary f.. Cameron, William d. G..
Taylor, Cornelia J. Haun, George Haun VS..
Samuel J, Upton Susannah Padfeld, Joseph
Padfcld Nancy A Tilson, p. d. Tilson Cor
dilia Odell and James G. 0dell. Affidavit hav-
ing been made that the defendants are nom
residents Of the State, it Is ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks
in the East Tennessee Union Flag, a
paper published in Jonesboro', Tennessee
notifying said defendants to appear mt the
Court House in Elizabethton, in said Carter
County, on the first Monday 10 May next, be-
fore the County Court then and there to sit
and make their defence to said bill or it will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
ex-parte, this 18th day Of April, 1906. Copy
of the order test.
JAS. L. BRADLEY, Clerk,
aprill4prsfeeSj.
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OK MARRyIsG.-Some fellow who seems to
think well Of the institution thus dis
courses Of marrying. Hear him;
Get married young men, and be quick
about ii tool Don't wait for the Minimum,
hoping that the girls may turn to Angels, be-
fore you trust yourselves with one of them.
pa pretty thing you'd be alongside an
angel wouldn't you-you brutel Don't wait
mother day, but right now-ask some nice
Industrious girl to go into partnership with
you, to help 10 clear your pathway Of thornsi
md plant it with flowers. Suppose she
kicks you, don't you know, you bloekhead'
bat there Is such a thing as trying again
md that the minnOws" having bitten at
NC hook and run away, there's now a chance
. catch q bigger aSh7 Marrying won't hart
Quit Won't. It'll sew the buttons on
ypnr shirt, and mend your brseshss and your
nannerS too-it will
Plenty Of freedwomen to wash iron, and
r'an up generally. Stop Jour whining absuI
being poor and get married.
stop drinking w%hiskey, chewing aud smok.
ng tobacco, aud playing cards, and SAFE tn
money thus foolishly-worse than foolisnl,
alenG. Your wifs-ihat Is to bs-will taxi
e'Fs o fyour savings, and furnish you in re.
ipin with woman's affection, and pure COTE,
i9 yarn your frozen nature.
1es married-yOu especially who are in IN,
'sar and yellow Leaf Of bAehelorism, ant
ifyou don't you may freeze to death some o
ihs'e nights. You ought to freeze, you good
for-noihing b1ttOnleSs ereaturst
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P%KoTRAcTgD MEETIMG.-An interesting
proirneted meeting is now going on in the
Presbyterian Church in this place. Consid-
cradle interest is being manifested by those
in attendance, and we trust much good may
be accomplished. The Church has no ADLER
pastor than Rev. DR.. Waterbury, under whose
superintendence the meeting is conducted.
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SALE Nd INVALUABLE LANDS,

ISAAC W. ia RTsELL ADM's OF JACOB X. TEMP
| lin Decd VI Jonathan @. Haynes ot al. Pursuant
10 a decree Of the County Court at JonssbOro,
In the above cause at April Term 1865, | will sell at
the Court House door In JonesbOrO,' on Saturday the
9Th lay " May nrxt, the following described tract Of
land lying In Washington County, Tennessee, Dis-
trlct no. 4, adjoining the lands u Gr0rgs Read,
Decd. heirs, Franklin Templin and others, containing
One Hundred aud SiNty-TwO acres IL being the tract "
land on which sail Templin at tho time Ofhis death re-
sided.
said tract will h. sold IN a credit. one third In six
months, one third In twelve months, and the balance In
two years with interest from date the pnrchas ~ giving
bond with approved security, with a lieu retained on
the land til the purchase money h fully paid. March
9Th 1860.
JOIiN r.. GRIsHA3t,
aplGwipufeesj Civk asd Coauni"IoHeTi
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NEW GooDs.-We see our enterprising
friends Messrs. Hoss & LampsVn have just re-
ceived a large stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods. Those wishing something nice in
the Nay Of New Goods would DO well to give
them a call Immediately.
We will publish IA full list of them ia our
next weeks issue.
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p6y-In riding through this and Carter COun-
~ we were pleased to see the ine prospect
for a splendid wheat crop and should there
be no Intervening cause to the contrary we
may szpeet a large harvest.
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NOTICE,

(tIIARLES GREEN Admir- &c. ysTAL.bOT GREEFd
" and others. Pursuant to a Hcefbe Of the Chance.
Court at JohcsbOro, Nov. Term, 1866, / will sell at ~,
Isnr. H. h,yt I.nlS. o'l W Sa'uIuay Lath april
On Main street, ahd opposite tho house In which Ynunv
Baylrss now lives, with the lot Of land In the rem an
attached thcfbtO: Aid also, thu lot Of ground ~
Of said Brick Tavern House, and across the Gross to-,
from the same, on which there was lately an old y,a,ns
house, and upon which there. IL nOW a small h. -
honse, fronting Main street, and adjoining the lo,. ~
}. ". lIOas and dthers: ""''
TERMS: Six knd Twelve months credit. bo,d -.
approved security, and lein retained until The v ~
money Is fully paid. March ", 1865. r"'"'''
natliw4pfs6 HENRY HOSS. n NJ,
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DS- We are requested to say that the lee
fnre ofIsev. l.. y. Drake, for the benefit Of the
Remsle College at this place, Is postponed
until Thur'day the 18th inst. Music BY the
puPil' under the 'uperlntsndenee ofProfessor
pnlworth. Admiltauee free. Allare invited
- -tlead.
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MILITARY DITI-
ISDT OF THI TEIHISSEE.
EAsdvnLE, TESS, Feb. 18th, 1866.

NAHhNlLLhi LEM iFD' A"hhi iSV"'
GESEhtt ORDER,
No. 3.
All Persons engaged In the cultivation Of
land, within this Military Division who may
have the graves Of United Stotos Soldiers
located uboh their lands, are hereby forbid
den to mutilnte or obliterateth the traces Of stch
graves by p~lougbink or otherwise.
They nre requested TO communicate inior-
nation Of the location Of such graves to the
Commanding Officer Of the Military nearest
Post, or to Capt. y. B.. Whitman, Assistant
Quarter Master, Murfreesboro, Tenn, to the
end that the remains Of the Soldiers may be
removed TO the National Cemeteries which he
Is engaged in locating.
The Commanding Officers Of the Military
Posts, will also furnish Captain Whitman,
shch information Of this kind IS mat come
into their possession.
By command Of MAI GEN. THOMAS,
W. D. WHIPPLE,
Assistant AdjutdHt Generdi.
~mayow4pfs7
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pa- Mr.. Shepherd, Of Hawkins county,
elected in place of Willis (bolter,) received
three hundred and fifty majority. lie is
strongly for the Franchise Bill.
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kLEXlS BRAGG 4 WARREN "
IA Asa 1 h Y. BAyieSs, 10 this ease u IL
AlisgSd that ,bs deCsDdsni An BsyleiI, IA
Aoh-fesideni Of the State Of tennessee, hia
Osocsd that pAbieaiios hs made for fsaF
Issossslve weeks IN ihs IoSssbofO Vnion
Flag, notifying them 10 appear At Nay term,
1895, Of this Court and dthBd or ibis case
will be taken for confessed, and SCI Tor hear.
Ing et pagis, March 10, 1895.
nari 6NtpS5 II. u0SS.C. ~
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ATTACHMENT.

VIZ ". MCKEE " ABRAHAM HALE. Tho Pain
w ttn SAYS tho Defendant Il a non.rosid-ut n
the state u Tennessee, or ~ absfonds that the orlina-
~ prucrss n Law cannot ~ tervel upon him. and hay.
Ing obtained m original attachment against The de-
fsnltnt, frtnruable before zone Justiee 81 aid county
sHd tho Sam having been retnrnei lefore me On tho
9th day Of August. lsla, levied on the defndant's
Il T. therefore ordered BY me, that rublica.
tlon b. made fr four tuetesslfa weeks, IN the Union
Thg, notifying said defendant 10 appear before me
At ny oncs IN the n civil district IN Washington
toanty. on The 18th day u March, 1sG, and ansaer,
or he sane I'll be Proceeded Win ~ tarts.
6bBsiprfss5 En- MAInEs, JP ". G.
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RSy- Gov. Brownlow and Hon. W. D. Kelly
win please accept our thqaks for documents.
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WANTED

A $ TO THE WHEREABOUTS or TIE
IA Father or family Or Mr.. Wright S. Hack
eft, decd, who previous to the war resided in
Rhea comfy, Tennessee. have In my pos
session n few mvmentoes, which he gave to
II friend with the re4ttest to send them to his
father. They can be obtained by address
ing s. A. BOWEL,
mar0w4. Jonesboro', Tenn.
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10y VIRTUE or ~. "a. ISSUED PROM T1fB
ID Chancory Court NJ Jonesborn, Tenn. 10 me direc.
ted tested the second Monday ofNay iA5, upon a Judge
ment and cost, Tor the sum n one hundred and twelve
hy the said Conrt and IN favor Of Gideon and other,
against william Patterson. and A. V. Leonard sec I Will
sel NJ the eourt.hDuso door IN Jonesboro, % Saturday
the bth DAY Of May isd, fr cash 10 hand aii the right,
titr claim anil iniorrst. that the fld A. v. Lconari
has IN an 10 an undivided Interest IN tract N lnnd
situated In Washington County Dist. No = adjoining
tho lands n Klnchren Miller and others supposed 70
contain ona hundred and sixty acres moro Or les until
debts aud costs are saihhel this TIE ld day of April
1874. s.T.s mPLEY siaG
~aplfWiprs5
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LATEST NEWS.

WASHINGTON, April 10 P. NJ, The
National lnLelIigencor says; Captain
Raphael Semmes was released on his
original parole under tho Johnson
Sherman conference, under an order
issued by the President yesterday.
A quarter OF the persons just APP
pointed to take charge Of the twenty
four postotlices rcopcned in N. g..
and Georgia, are women. Twenty Of
the women previously appointed could
not take the oath.
The President has approved and
signed the bill more cifectually to pro-
vide for the punishment OF certain
crimes against the United States.
The President has also approved the
bill providing in every case of any
officer Of the navy or marine on board
Il vessel in the employ Of the United
States, which by amy casualty or in
action with the enemy, has been or
may be sunk or otherwise destroyed,
shall thereby have lost his personcl eff
fccts, proper accounting officers are
authorized with the approval Of the
Navy to allow such officers II sum not
exceeding the amount of his pay for
one month us compensation for tho
loss.
BUFFALO, N. Y April 7.-Dispatches
received here from Boston, Philadel.
phia and PotisviIle, report firing Of sa-
lutes by the Republicans, in conmcm-
Grafton Of the passage Of. the Civil
Rights bill over the Presidents veto
by the Senate.
BANGOR, Maine, April, 7.
At moor to day a national salute was
fired bell ringing and national flags dis
played from prominent places and ma
ny private dwellings, in honor OF the
passage ofthe Civil Rights bill by the
Senate over the Presidents veto.
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mn AL advertisements, Chanccry, Circuit, County
Court. aud Maglstrates's, not paid In advance, VIII be
ehArsed s., AMI due "a soon rs published, iiom the
~plaintins,
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BILL no SELL LAND.

CTATB OF TENNESSEE, WASHINGTON
- County. Jane II. Mongle W. Ameri-
Gus Leonard. The plaintiff says that tho DO.
PENDANT 10 indebted to him and is n non-It,.
ident Of Tennessee, or so abaeouds thai the
ordinary process OF Law eaonot be StrVsa up.
on him, and having obtat ed an original At.
taehment against the defendant rsiurlablO
befote some Justice =. said COuA,y, and the
same having been r-turnsd before ne on the
sth day Of October, 1888, lsried On the de-,
ieudauts lands, IT, therefore ordered THAI
publication be N de 10 the Union Plsg, no,
tiiying said det' dan, 70 appear Ai ny sfieO
in the 0th die net o. Ssi3 eoupiy 81 the 9th
day otApril 1864 ASd snswtb Or the same
Wll be Preceded WITH ex Darte. Feb. 18th
1866. VINCENT BOREEG, Up,
mat2Ni SfetS1t