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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-23

The wefs is pHbiis!cd by o. n. Case Co.. Hartford
Qt and isiurnishsd west by Geo. & {. w. Sherwood
CiGearo or the r.nis VI Eer.A
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-23

...Slidell, the traitor, who is still in Eu-
rope, has applied for pardon, but his APP
plication is ignored.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-23

by the Governor: = ash orc. 3D.. .
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-23

Money ETpeH|ea in Ga6d Books is Nee
.g#..- ....".'a. ITgy,pd
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
1MrRLcAN PLlNos N ErRopE.

The following letter viii be- read with satisfaction
by a who take pride u ihr just appreciation abroad 90. Amer
can skill and ingenuity Iu her manufacture
lNfIfp SItII tYN,I I.t.I.
81 IrifN. Ifi --IA. No. ca.Ia4 O. lt,.
Mi-sr~. CHICKrmNG & StN-..
GiNrINN-I profit of the opportunity Afforded D. fhs
turn Boston Of my friend HgEu leouar rs The eminent
pnis Of your city 90 do wut 0lst to have trrl done
this acquaut YOU NJ the slfH arrival uf fH strrf
"Chckcuug Grand Piano which Mr LcUlItrl bod .H..u
good enough 20 select ior me-
Thanks 10 vour and foresight perfect order
Notwithstanding fho frequent handling fo ui,. f fi
lis been lleCfci 60 i- uuE posse. from Boston Co. ID E@
The regard be- elegant and tasteful exterior
well us W beautiful tone and perfect action BE- ete iHr l
could have desired
All those who have Le1rl examined iil played ugou DO
among them thr very best Judge BOZ Berlin piano pHlrs-
well piano rnkcTs sufcicuty admire it anI pro
superior any Grand Piano, made hrr ernHH
iu Germany. not excepting ihr widely nud cei"lu'rd Il
stein instruments Of this city The quality of the tone ~ rn
splendid instrument fuuud o. ho sor ned 1d prn siu-
beautifully Germans express o. thc Hgnnftf ot if.
iu rornd AMI ample thc gruilou of strength "u
The lower 90 the upper registers complete ulI uI
opinion that M equal iI excellence and perfection li. uot --
bccu seen in Berlin.
have leeu rho cnCumInm pB,.luroH Dr. u
instances irun local pride given on because trr 'n.r "
Justice and love oi truth compelled ie eminent grumel ~
give them-nud for that n The MON taulbe-tm'
assare you gentlemen esteem privilege aud ic PfotI
io be n possession Of this splendid specimen OF American H
ingenuity aud skill
With ms compliments and best wishes for continued
well deserved success, Hm gentlemen !ouro1trni servant
III kETf-tiANN United sac. ouslL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
THE scOTcH EyTRADiTIoy CASE.

This case, reported in Saturdays TRIBUNE, was re.
sumed in the L. Commissioner Office Saturday morning
Mr. +. Marbury appeared for the British Government
ri George 81 Curtis and Mr. Malcolm Campbell appeared for
the accused.
The proceedings were commenced by Mr. Marbury calling
Mr. Alexander Mccall witness for the British Government
He testified substantially follows Reside at No - Charles
Glasgow; have been Superintendent Of Police OF The City Of
Gas gov above nine years previously held the position Of po
ceman and that the position OF procurnto fiscal
part business then 20 investigate criminal
the purpose 0i bringing them 20 trial have been familiar for 81
years With the criminal proceedings OF the Courts Of Scotland
The witness then gave detailed account OF the proceedings
taken IN scotland for the Of Gre6Tex the object being
show that all the technical forms required had been complied
with The original copies OF the depostons and the warrant
issued on them then produced
Mr.. Mccall recalled and examined in relation 10 his
personal knowledge Of this forgery being committed but his
testimony almost exclusively IN relation 20 collateral
He testified that be went In pursuit Of the
cused % Southampton and finding bis arrival that the
cused lad sailed he started the next steamer and on his
rival IN this city commenced search which resulted In the
finding Oi the accused az house IN Kenwic where be
residing under assumed name
Jane Weir tesihed-Arryed here on the "Deutschman'
Southampton Her evidence here interrupted by
counsel for defense who said that the defendant admitted that
The witness the stand lived with him Mrs Parker and
that they lived together here under the assumed Of Mr.
and Mrs Parker that he had left wife in Scotland and
tbe witness had worked for him in his establishment
COW further testimony Of particular Importance
from th MI Mccall resumed bis testimony Before
he bad testified anything Of material importance the further
hearing was adjourned tin Monday at noon.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
DIED

.rr...... DIED.
CARE-A Tlrryowu Dec Laur, z. Clafk. inhsT 1-th
T. ,-.y.. all friend, s-e respectfully invited attend her
rr ae rerhener. luesia-, at ilt oco- D. "a
rin leaves IliEtel-sf II r. Railroad at 10 O'Clock
GEIEOu ThaFday. Nov D. 5 a. sinssns d. Horace Green
is-i ti yaafs.
r. r,lyes and friend, Of family respectfully invited 20 81
md the unes which vii Pc held az the JnNftsy
Prrsbytera Church Of University pace aud IeA
10. h0uIsy. Dee. o. st O'clock g.
HTCHINFsAt New Buus,gick \. + FHi1y morning Nov
'tI. Charlie Hufchrs IN the 2Jd yrer Of hi aee.
Rye and i-uds invited a.ieud hi inra tou lr re-.
hs e., New Bruuswik hondiy Tie ID inst a.
u.
NRSHALL-On Saturday evening De, Jo.eph l. Marshall, IN
e sth year oi biz age tEdcst oi the ae h' D. - 'a
Fnrral On Tue.dy Dec from tie Church Of the Reieeme
.ty hhs between second md Third av-s hi j. ocloeA
MRsH-n Brooklyn. Saturday. Dec suddenly haF'iet '"
vie Of Edward u. hursh. aged 81 yssIs , 49, 49,
Rsyes friends invited attend her funeral on Rondiy
O'Clock rrsdrnce No ~ -aiyee
The remains VII be taEen % Hadiry Mass iot iA'h
RrCHIE-Ou u 2d rs' Charles r. o. Mataew l. ana va
T. Hi'cle aged yrsrs II month. and l3 days.
Je relatives sud reud o. te family also te HemDeis OF
ln-ra from the residence Of h paren No go udonsir t9
Monday afternoon. az O'Clock, without further hFi'a'io'- W
cniaif, vii be taken % Greenwood ioT in;ermeuL
slrHOu saturday Dec Col George smith in tie "a year o
attend the funeral Monday, Dee 3 a. from ms la'e
'esidcace. No. l3 Srl.iyanst.
YIN BENsCHJTEN-Ou SUNDAY morning u ID inst James IN
Catherine Ida Luquerr aud James an benschotrn aged
months aud l5 doys.
VIZ sUY-Ou Saturday morning Dee scarlet fever Otto W.
-ouns@st child oi Andrew sud kate y an suyl.
rom re.iience Of bis parents No. lsl Fraunsye Brooklyn
% Monday, Dec. p No Z z. n
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
A BIG DIFFERENCE.

To the Editor o( Tae ~ J. Tribune.
SIR An old sailor phrase says, An inch is as good as
mile" don't think So For instance, wrote in my.
fourth article, "a Month among the Mountains" that
slice Of the earhs surface four MILES thick would only
be- comparatively like single sheet Of paper taken from
q thousand sheets.
The compostor has made it read -four inches In this
case an inch as good mile. Ii makes the inches
in my case very ridiculous However suppose the printer
is of that class who four inches
beyond the ends Of their wish his had been
little longer. S.R.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

proper authority iron City OF Eeu York to construct and @
tie road a. TrOroscd 20 he .aid
Any further formation which msy be- desired go g- aseel
CHAgLEs 81. KaLBTLrIscH Pfesii-rt of' -
New. 4 or. aai N.s'rLrlstr o. Re-. c-i GO.
No l4l Uaterft. M York. Dec. 2. ilth.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
ItAuswer- the Purpose Of all Other..

the Grover Baker Machine the first place because
had any other shoudsi want Grover Bskef and having
Grover Baker, the purpose Of al the II
greater variety OF WORK and IL than any other
know three ether ladies' who hsvs other mshmesod
dneed pden order get Grover Baker but recently and they
are very enthusiastic about their maehnes' THoay Of N
c. croy JsnHis Juns) b,for, Coai''oHe' Of Pateah-Ad
rerilemeni.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
THE NEw.YoRK AND wESTCHESrER COUNTY
RAILROAD

An effort having been made 20 create sensation over
t sop of the police preventing the Sewi and Wechssier
County Railroad Con7say from yiug their tracks n Pea
obe the ope doing the aud have sus
would inform the nqufur pub
tic that we are legally Chartered aud dr Organized couny
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
N IRRIED

sfAN-wEsT-A' jersey CITY. by the hey W. n Plruy
D. Beekman o Emily daughter OF Henry Hun,.
OF Railway. n. J. Ne cardI
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
sIXTFEyTH .sSEMBLY DISTRICT

AT a large and enthusiastic meeting OF the kepup-
lican Union Association I thc with Assembly District
Wghteenth Ward he.l atDcmt Di.pcnsary corner lWtnt
tidst and ScOuduyc DE following resolution was unan
mously passed: 49, 49,.
Re.or6a That heartily the nomination Of Richard ky
tonfr1e D. School CJufssioner, John NJ HAY
ward Scho0 Trustee and Thomas Moray Tor Councilman and
pledge ourselves al honorable efors 90 seen re heI eeo
TENTH ASSEMBLY uSTsICT-UNION REPU BLICAN
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
NOMINATION.

At a large and enthusiastic meeting OF the above
Association held hcr iradquartcr ioWcry Hoc ne iol
lowing preamble and resolution unanimously adopted;
e6l T, Association watched with pride and pleasure the
course the Hon Horace Gev duurs the pact 20 yea and
Hhcrea W. have found Dam ever true 70 Liueiyi 70 'oe ana
the Rights Of Mau, and
Uherea tfrs by education and experience 20
In shaping the desiui.s oitlc nation. Therefore
Roe A,socon earnestly rcouuent 20 the senate
and Assembly the oNewl ork the name OF Horace Greeley
.-.-l -. ln.na..
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

LOUISVILLE SrFTEING FOR wASr o. NEWS -
DIT TELEGRAPH TO
LOUISVILLE KY. Dee 2-Since the Louisville
Press announced ucsore, m gto- th. hpgu Crg A..,
ciatou hear muuy complaints from Intelligent citizen, ul
business of thc ecracss 0f tc trcgrpIc report.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
For CounciIrraH.

Regular nOn Republican Nominations for Council
men m tho DlstcEshtl. Ninth. Fifteenth and SxteeEb
Wards -.
JOHN NJ ROBERTSON. JAMES T. McYEANY WILLIAM
;. T. CHAPMAN, JOHN ADAMS and WILLIAM TERHUNE
Hon WILLIAM MITCHELL, Chairman.
CuAa ErRnY Secretarv.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
ELEyENTn ALpERMANlc DISTRICT. TWENTIETH WAND.

ddac for Alderman the Ec cuth District and there ever
reason why be should be elected. lie is thoroughly, scTup
lou,v honest energetic n battling wrong and corruption an
one whose election would be honorable alike 10 his district an
10 the city Every Union and every honest voter IN t
district should vote for hin.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23
W. Ask

The suffering millions IN our land 10 give this
remedy = trial convinced that by It's timely use
many may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, sour Stomsch, sick Headache, DiEE-
ness, Indigestion, FILES, Costyeness, Bilious At
tsoks, Liver Complains, Rheumatic Afschors,, &c.
hesd the Pamphlet II Tastmouisis with sazh bot
tie, snd DO not use fhe medicine against be ADVICE
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only BY TARRANTh 90, ~
6reenSlch street. New York.
~ Rr- sale ~ ell nrnevistu- rvtf~
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From the Petersburg Index
General Lee arrived ie Richmond
Wednesday evening, on business con.
nected with the College Of which he Il
the head He desires 10 add ave new
professorships TO those already exist
ing
We learn from the Sentinel that he
took roomss 81 first at the S~pottsWoOd,
but subsequently went TO a friends
house
lie is accompanied by General Gusts
Lee
Apropos Of this VISIT we learn from
the Central Presbyterian thai Cyrus II.
Mccormick, ESQ Of Chicago, III has
made a donation 20 Washington ColS
lece Of ten thousand dollars, rcserying
the privilege Of increasing il il this ex
preston ci interest be met with CORE
spending contributions from other
quarters We quote
Mr. Mccormick has, by this, IS well
as other acts, manifested the interest
which true-hearted sons of Virginia
wall ever feel for the dear old Common
wealth, now dearer in her Affections
than ever.
The Rev s D Staurt has secured
about nine thousand dollars in Balti.
more. and the the Rev Dr. White near
ly eight thousand dollars in the Valley
AZ a meeting Of the Trustees on the
9th instant il was determined 20 estab-
lish s proiessorship Of Experimental
Philosophy and Practical Mechanics,
bearing the name of Mr. Mccormick,
and 10 Rl this professorship, as well as
that Of Mental aud Moral Philosophy,
on the fourth Thursday in april
General Lee is quietly performing
his duty in diligent efforts for the ad
vAncement Of the interests OF the insti-
tuition, 70 the admiration OF the stu
dents snd Of all who know anything Of
his exalted worth The prospects Of
Washington College sre very enooursg
ing
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North CarOlina.-Message of Cover
nor Worth.

North CarolinR.-Message of Cover
nor Worth.
RALEiGH, n. C., Jan. 19.-Gov. Worth's
message was read before the Assembly
TO day. He recommends the early APP
pointment of magistrates, and that the
acts of the provisional clerks and
sherifis performed since the Provisional
Governor was relieved be confirmed by
the Legislature. He recommends that
the Attorney General have a fixed sal
ary and reside al the capital, and not
be required TO ride the circuit He re-
commends hat all laws passed during
the wal unsuited to their present con-
dition or in conflict with the laws of the
State or United States be repealed.
The Governor hopes the time is not far
distant when the United States will
perceive that we are ready to perform
all our obligations to the United States.
He recommends the adoption of a ju-
dieious militia code and reorganization
of the militia reviews the condition
of the banks, and advises an amend
ment to the charters Of the banks and
railroads to allow them to take stock
in National Banks. The State debt,
exclusive of the war debt, is nearly
fourteen and q half millions of dollars.
He advises the Issue snd sale Of State
bonds to pay the interest on the State
debt.
The taxes to meet the Liabilities
would be more than double the former
taxes. and more than the people in their
IMPOVERISHED condition could pay. The
Governor would not be understood as
being respondent relative 10 State at
fairs. He says we must rely chiefly on
our virtue, perseverance and industry.
he says we must protect the laborer
and punish Migrants. The Governor
saws when the Legislature shall have
appointed Justices Of the Peace n
courts be restored, the machinery oil
civil government will be about com
plete. He thinks there will be no me-
cessity of continuing the Freedmen's
Bureau after the jurisdition of the
courts is restored, and all conflict Of au-
thority viii be prevented. He refers
the Legislature TO the commission APP
pointed by the convention 10 revise the
code touching the blacks. He makes
no specific recommendation, but leaves
the matter with the Assembly. lie
also refers 20 the collection of taxes by
Federal officers, and regrets thst the
Senators and Representatives have not
been admitted into Congress Tie closes
as follows: l pray God Almighty that a
returning sense OF patriotism and Ju-
tioe will ere long correct the prejudice
of the times, and carry on q wise sys-
tenn 80 successfully begar and perfect
ed. SO FAR as depends OF the executive
authorities, for the restoration of the
State constitutional and harmonious
Union, and that lie will inspire all OF
us with wisdom and a disposition to do
right
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Subsistence Department.
COL A. BECKwITH, O. @. g.,
Military Division Of the Mlssisslppi.

OIL A BECkWIrH, Q. q. B.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
CAPT J. c. REED, @. C. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland. Office No. II
Sonth Cherry street, wee Col. Porter.
CAPT. SAM. }. LITTLE, @. s.,
Depot Commissary Subsistence, once no. III
Cherry-strset
CAPT. & D. HENDERSON, G. s.
Post Commisssy Subsistence, Once North side
Public Square, opposite Court h0nse-
CAPT. W. b. HLYNAH, @. s.,
In charge Of u. s. Bakery, snd Disturbing Com
missary Subsistence, nee Capt John A. irvine.
Once no. 80 Csdsr-streeL
LIEUT.. J. S. GALLENTIEE, A @. g.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest corner Cherry and
Church-streets vice Lieut. Henry King.
CAPT. D. R LANOREAU, c. s.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle, wee Capt Gloyer-aso
in charge Of Heuimen, Stables, &c vice Lent U.
s. HOLSTER. Once near Lower Landing.
CAPT. A. ". wills, A. @ n,
in charge Of Pot Fuel, Government Printing
House. and all Public and Private Buildings used
as Storehouses. Otices, Quarters, &C. Once NO
&c South Cherry street.
A W. MILLS,
Inspector Of Suffers Goods, and all Private Stores
shipped 10 the Front. Once 45h Cherry-streeL
CAPT. p. J. CHILLY, A. Q. ",
Disturbing and Chief Quartermaster, U. s. Military
Railroads. Office Churh street, Chattanooga
Depot
CAPT. S. R HANLL, A Q NJ,
Assistant to Capt. r. J. Cnlly, A. 2. N. once
Church street, Chattanooga Depot.
LIEUT.. q. p. NELSON, 18th Us CT, A. A. o n,
in charge OF Property U S. Military Railroad
Office Church street, OAstanOog Depot
A Il. N. SMITH, A Y 4,
in charge OF Cavalry Depot Edge6eld. Tennessee.
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DRICK DWELLING, No l2Soufh CousrA straet
ID Lot EHiS. Tbs property is verify Of sltau-
hon a the pnee-sTG0.
Apply 10
eecSf-a h. G. SCoYKL
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Special acquisitions, No. 20, are required for all
articles not limited by the Army Regulations, and
must be approved by Brigade and DIVISION Com
manders. or the Commanders OF Troops unasslgn-
ed 10 Brgades or Divisions.
RsqmsInons Tor supplies, for troops stationed at
Nashville, will he flied on approval OF the Post
Commander. unless they call Tor animals, means OF
transportation, lumber, or printing, when the sp-
proyal Of the Chief Quartermaster is required.
Requisidons sad Estimates for Supplies st the
Front must be presented to the Depot Qusrtsrmas-
tiers there. Only IN eztTsme cases viii they be Is
sued on here, and then only when approved by the
Chief Quartermaster Of the Army.
All signatures to Regulations and Estimates
should give The ordinary autograph Of the Or1cer,
ollowed by his rank, and the number sud designs
ion Of his regiment or command.
moy q, ISIS,
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
JANUARY RULES lsss.

Rebecca Debow ". ATuhY peboF, Ex'r and others.
IN this cause. DC sppcsring 20 the Clerk snd Mas
ter thst d5frudahs knzsteth Chamber. snd her
husband, EdWd Chambers, Ere non residents Il THE
State % Tenn.. 81 thsl The ordinary ps.cess al lss
canrct BE- served on hcm- ltjs therefore ordered
thaiplhlcsucnh D. uade oriaur sncresSiye weeksfa
the q" Nashville Weekly pnioa,H s negspaper puh-
hshed IN she CRY uf Nashville. n ssd -tsfe, re1uir.
ina sad defendants 20 appear before the Chsn. elor
Of tho ChaucerF Nourt, - he Court hou e 10 Car
thsEe. on re bird Mlndsy an February, IS6G hen
and there toplssd. snsver CT demuF % complain.
sn's OH, or The same wdl h taken for confessed a
70 them, aud SET Tor hearing e1 psrie.
lsnto wei j.. j. CAMPBELL. CAM.
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Valuable PrOpertY for Sale.


Il VII sell 81 private sale q tract Of land belong
Il ing 20 the estate Of z. G. Williams. deceased,
containing Two Hundred Acres, more or less, lying
renee county, Tennessee, on Shoal Greek. Upon
said tact the 9 h q handsomely located, and neat
two stoFT frame dwelling house, kitchen, and ether
out-houses, slb es, ETC., all in good and substantial
order. Convenient aud close by are two or three
large springs OF fne free stone water, whch run
during the whole year. Upon said iarm there ~
also 80 apple and Peach Orchard OF very superior
quality, sad susceptible Of being made the finest IN
uhe co Inty. ThefWhole OF said farm Is under good
fence. the greater part being cleared, and is - fer
tile and productive ~ any land IN the Stste, being
well adapted 10 either cotton, corn, whesl, or rye
growing There is also q superior t0Gfef pQSer, suit
able esther for q large NIL or isctory, or botn-esid
10 be the best IN the country. Another great ad-
vantage IN owning said farm, is the general outlet
TO ana ira ie, the sane being situated
upon the public highway 70 Florence, Alabama,
aad the Tennessee Niver, also upon the road lead
ing TO the renuesste and Alabama Railroad. inter
sscung Al PulasAi, Tennessee, all Of which roads
are IN good travelling coaduion ~ ali seasons OF the
yssr.
will also sell At the same time, aaot.er Tract
one and = half miles south Of the shove DESCRIBED
one. This traT Is I'd desirable for its wood. none oft
is cleared, or under ferce, but n heavily umbersd
with all the most desirable rroEths.
Terms Of sale -e twelve, and eighteen month,
villa inte ost snd approved security.
FOR further partouars enquire q Or, Jsmcs NJ,
and Thomss A kerchayal, ofice No AZ, up stairs,
Cedar street. Nashville, Tenbessee, or 10 the unde--
signed al LeBisburE, Marshall county, Team
II. A. WILLIAMS,
doo22-lm EXecuhlx.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
Jaxuanv b,u Ts.a

William Afford " Mary Ann Putyar, snd others.
IN this Cause, il appearing 70 the Clerk and Mas
ter that Dornds Duncan and her husband, &. ".
Duncan, are non-residenfs OF the State OF Tennes.
see, 20 that tue Ordinsry pr os-s OF Jaw cannot be
served upon them Its thereloro ordered that pub
location be made for four successive weE Ks. ~ the
Nashville Union. newspaper published IA the city
OF Nashville. Tennessee, requlr ny said defendants
20 appesr at the neXt term Of the ChanceN Court
Of smith county, % he held 81 the Court house IN
Carthage. on the ttird Monday in February. 1866,
70 answer compliments bill, or the same Will be
taken for confessed end sey : hearing e1paris, as
10 them. D. h. CAhPBELL4 C. : NJ
l~anll-s4t
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sSnl y nal IN = plain envelope. Puca. Ma
packages B,oG Female 500
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Estrsys..-- Davidson County.

TAKEN M by John H.. Williams, living IN Ia
Il Nasoa univ, one hrcsn msre Mule IS bands
hEh i1ree years o q, = white spot on TIE weather..
TIE letter Z, on lhe leQ SHOULDER, 10 other marks
perccp he. APPRAISED 81 Sf0
TAKEN up by . ". Corey, living ia the 18Th
DISTINCT 90 The babsnon Pike, 4 miles nom Nash-
vile, ache nut s1r e. Horse. Ilsht FORE DOT VI IL
exceeding shove he pssism lunL . white stresr
b. he io-ehes4, awsu % the krea, fome msrks
% ne hsck brsnded LQ L. s, shouf 10 years
cd, n II hG1ds B Oh Vhuei Al So.
ncTSNEtT Ajax hCuANIEL Rzaser.
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.iIitarg girfftOrg.
STATE MILITARY GENCIEs

STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,
For the Relief Of Sick and Disabled Soldiers n this
Department &C, &C.
FOR oHIO.-D. r Taylor. Once, No 4 Cherry
street, Up stairs.
PENNsYLVANIA-CoL Jas. Chsmberiin. Office,
M. 4sL Cherry street, up sislrs.
INDIANA-CoL EdB.S Shaw. Once ~ Cherry
street.
mCHIGAN-L. B. Willard. Once, No. 46h
Cherry street
uLTNOIs.-CoL J. NJ Sheets. Office No c Cherry
street, up stairs.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JkNUARY RUIH, lS6S.
s Att and Inf. Bal
Blibo ERo =. h. 6oldon, XXI

ssrahA babo ano =. 4. 6ordon, EXr.
\ this csuse, m appearing 20 the satsS-ron Of
L ue Clerk and Master, thst ssosh A. Bdbo s
a non-resldent c. the susie Of Tennessee. 80 t~at
TIE ondlnsry puncoss o. law csnuut b. served upop
her lt b tberfcre ordered tat pulgicsuou -
msae mr nar consecutive weeks in TIE Nashville
Onion, newspaper Fut ishei .n he LtF OF Nash.
vile ne4uuuE sad defendant 20 appear befo-e
ne Chsuc0lor 81 he CnauosV Cour al smith
county, a. - court hop-e Ia Cthaca. Tennessee
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