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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
WILMINGTON HOUSE FURNISHING
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
seventh and JcfFerson streets,

WILMINGTON, DEL
~faiI Good Sugars for preserving At reduce phi rs
nAe Good Green Rio Cuh AT 80 sud 55 rent =.
s5EsM pound. Good Roasted Rio Cvfee At s aud 40
cents per pound. Superior Black Tea sleO per ib
Extra ooong at IL 20 aud $3.50.
Tyson, Imperial, oo'ons and Fongti Teas, Long Arm
Chop, Black Tea with Green Tea flavor Corn starch
Fatlna aud Ma1ena, Bakers Chocolate and u cp A
fresh supply Of Tea Cakes, Wine CricKers Prns Crack
ers, Bonds Boston Biscuit, wasons Crackers, lentom
Break Ia and other Crackers The best brands Family
Flour dirards aud ttIer ice brands o; Hams .ud
Dried Beef. Gew Msckerel Fruits ami Vegetables Ia
season. Brooms low at 25 cents Pure Ciier uud
Malt Vinegar for Piokng, Steam SyrHp iuo sla7, puo
Spices, &c. ". r. NLR1gliS
H.B.-The best Loouat Mountain Coal and K.ndlins
wood at the loaest cash prices dtivetsd 10
ice. s.pt Il
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
v EN n. I<IIY NOID-

NrHs or ssls farm ol lu5 acres ut 'ut,J Of ar
A!F y excellent quality, situated Il msl, r. u,
SffA5 IL wisvile, fsp on the ad lradtng IT M New
-&rsSL ark 10 oxtars, New Lancnn 10 rib ton, Tho
bnfiiirgz I'd comfortable dive Ing, barn wagon
hons" spriag house. with g5Od.ytroty OF Irat The
farm - we'll wltefed, fencing good. ul lin her
o. az 3qualisy II sys IN "a ,sse lktselsts, leou q
miles from the Baltimore Ceutrsl aiiro.d land sb NJ
the SANE ds'anse from the philsaelph.a Win inginn
and Baltimore Railroad. 1t will sSid low aro terms
viii be N de 70 SUIT Apply to Reynolds Real Estate
Agent, Wilmington, Del. '-'S
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
HENRY ENGLISH.

DTdSs I OunueT and Flnlsher,
- No. lts WEST ST, between front an se.
cond, Manufacturer of Brnss Faucets fnr
GiIN steam, Water, das, Lager Beer "a! so Valves,
couplings, Pumas. Car Boxes Autl Friction
ani Rabb6ts NJ i.l and all the various article, nsrd
by Pumers, Mach ntst- aud Copp.rsmiths B,4.. Ca.t
ing lone daily Wantoi to buy old Copper aud Brass
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
WRITING

THE Undersigned would say 10
- - -. the public that lie has returned
esrA ftG z%A &c his old business OF writing 10
sEssrE1I order, He is uow prepared I,
write all kinds OF composition
In his usua, style rhnrt notice and is inabir
terms. Among the composition he would call ile at.
tentoR the public to- aud which he Hske= speysliy
o.
SPEECHES, LECTURES NEWSPAPER ARTfGLL5
SERMONS, ADVERTISEMENTS MAGAZINE
ARTIOLE5, PDETtCAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
0MroSITIOh FOR ALBUMS, sc. &C.
Tho strlctest confidence Obseivei Communications
addressed to 6l2 West 9th Street, Wilmington, pd.,
wills be attended to- Terms made known upon apple
tion to JAMES MONTGOMERY sHs 27.aln
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

k.,A a Hous at the corner of Eighth and shipley
inH reefs. Possession given hy the 5.h OF Noysm-
.As.sA ber Apply TO ". M NE SNARD.
3d Market street,
Also, Church Building ,enrner of lth ani Wal
nut str cts, suitable tor churcn school or Iul1 b.,
sed carriage her lAetl in 4 D IA rpo-s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
POssTABLF, HEATERS.

NJ 2 c u 'h= st'' tlou OF thete iui, rrsiaI n
w EeIeis, IN our new -prthble Tlis li.at,r We
can lnaeEa "ithou' T." letAt he-it.uoy lie -rt
- '-7 niti It II viii give heat tor the s.tne
ano1Lt % Gel, than ny other heater uiasc and we
VIII gaaF-nlee every heater put up - Civ. entire
satisfaction. Taug 271 PiOK ELS A GoTrEE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
EOLE NALI


tA hat large sni teautt'nl three tory Rrich
fGn v Hote known as the Lcgsn House III the cor
N ner of re5wars Av.nue and pgnout street,
Tts = tplent.l property ha- % orqs III private
with hs he centre Is bal IN and dpub par
or, With as, and COLI wAter through the hun e
end h-si rate ar sll campie order. with pp1cnts
on tw,' SIDES oi the house The eel in 'front.'
nd Is fee deep. rti.is # tte very best Hotel
POP rites n IN. CRY, aud IN years double
IN value, as I viii be sold Easy terms
i6-Sm. fl,vfnstor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
HlVATE SALt

AEA The undersigned offers at private s4o e
ElIm three story Brick Heuse having ack lui'lins
HIiRA all in good order. No 2o5 TatnHll street.
longing TO the estate OF the late Ssmu.i stroud
MARY H. STROUD AdmintstratriS,
sept 27-t NJ 81 West Seventh ii,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
Restore Your Health
b I'M FOR THE AFFLICTED
MRS DIR. FOSTER,
No. G12 VEST FRONT STREET,

IIIW TNVTTUN, ULL-
Announces to the Ciik Of Wilmingt n aud vicn nifty
that she ti continues the practice of Medicine In al
its bianches She prepared to eat old chrJnic cases
OF Coughs Colds, Rheumntism, Neuralgia, Eryspelas,
Spinal Affections, Dyspep4i II! stern. scrofus and the
Numerous other ills to which heah 10 heir she will give
particular attention to the treatment of disuuscs 0t
females
= Patients attended At their residanccs II desired.
Mrs DIR. FOSTER, IN a guar graduate OF Penny
Vana Medical University, aud he. Diploma msy be en-
at her Office. She Invites afflicted to call secher
- she charges nothing Tor advice, aud from her
Ilee knowledge ui this human system. hIttsrs horsef
that she AFFORD then, great eief il not perman
cure them. v 23.2m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

THE desiral lie property Tod ct Nuter Rld orange
Streets, Wilmington, Del This pr,rsty is -Vlsndidiy
located lnmher G-l trtds, rom tho
R1ilfad 10 the Christ.na vcr, distance Il 456 feet
with Wharfage MSS icut, ani olue OF water at
lev tide. For further particu'ars aIpy to
JOHN A. HARRIS
war caruer Water RbJ lfAusp sts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

ASeSt NOW hh oSo'
rus Machine makes four different stitches, with Cd
@ ease as ordinary Machines NJ IKE and with as
is haohiney The results d repeated tests has been
M We could desre. and Il requested as household
Ses'ty When seen It is fully appreciated. II will hem
,ri ~, bin1 father Braid, Quilt and gather and sew on
uis NJ te same timo. II has springs to get out of
eri-r, and will last life .ime Further information
may be had by app wing to A. L. STEVEN SON, Agents,
eor 6ih aud King Sc Wilmington Del. up stars.)
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
White Goods.

betting aud Buckles from " cts to S2nl breast pus
OF PEARL tet and steel emb robbery, IAces fuRle
htu oHtohs ~ va etl of cuors. Bleach.d and IN
oleached muslin VIII, merino and fauaels, French
eSrses, improved style, Germantown wool al eoioIE
Hnu hltb! mead dolls, uteirl bCot- ~ games
ior bolEsud girls, with uany other usetul srticlss
@EinR increased my stock, l will sell the same AT
sn'i prohls anu promise 10 svr entire ratisf,ctou,
Oct /. IDLY a few stems itoE NJ. NJ etIge'' Fn,'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
The Great Remedy Ct the Age.
FEVER AND AGuR CURED mas HOURS.

MRS. DIR. FOSTER
Manufactures specific for this terrible mAlady. which
10 wa ranttd to the most obstinate Of Fever
and Agne In many instances in 4s hunrs. II has bcCn
used ty thousands and failed to BoId relief
gfsts and detless would consult their interests by
keeping IL on hand 1t is rapidly growing in pubic
lsVor .ad is becoming the great Of the age for
those diseases. iy23 Am
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
ARTIAL LIST OF RTICLE ES
SOLD FOR uNE poLLAR EACH.

Without regarI to vllue and not lu be paid ior
IN il you know what you are to rsceive
= Elegant Rcsevco Pianos, -orth from s2oe to $50
+ hlegsnt Meloseens, kss,wood CHs'- Is to 80
~ FIRST Glass sewing Machines 81 to HIM
IS Fine OIL Paintings 10 TO los
l5 Fine s,eel Engrevings. framed s'to go
20 lsyoiv.,ns Patent Casters, silver s@io y
- Set OF iea and ab SPOONS - to ~
l5n Gold hunti Case Wat has. ntrd 50 to l5O
sg qpond tinss, cluster and single stone y to eo
~ Ladies' Watches ,S,S leo
Diamond Pins, Brooshfs and Far Drops, adas' Sets
o. Gold and Coral, Jet rnd Gold Flotentlne, Mosaic,
PLAN and hased Iold Ring. God 1himbles. Lockets,
M s;le Bet iae les O. Pens spd Pencils taney
Holders, nnd lar assortment Of Fine silver Ware
and Jewery OF every the best make and
IT a chance TO- obtain any ti the above Ar,lIces
I"r ONE DoLLAR by purehss nz sealed envelope Tor
II :" Five Sealed Envelopes will bn sent ior 81; u
= - hir'S Tor S9i s'Nty-hve for Slv; One hun
-. AGENTS wac'od svIywhe,e.
" rs. act as ucl Oar descriptive circulars Ill he
Cerintstes nam each article and rs value are
placed L. scaled tnN eUvss. which are well mixed uje
{; sons AT clc viii bo de iyered at once
ny NAL y" m, address without regard to cho'ds, on
on ipcg .@4 .he cer,iacata the purchaser will .se
cEh DoLL>k, AID rroeiv- tho article nSnei ar can
cAqo,u aay o!her one Artie'e on our lis Of the
p1rShheers ofour Sealed Ervole.o ma " In this man
heT obtain an srticc worth M one to dve hundred
Lons ,etsr.are uunects,sry. Have le hiadt e-s To
VIII tlhn directions aud ia choT different articles
,tTdert Tor XIEE * q x x oPEs % aus, in every
{'e l2r,on sendas, an rawu, C-unty and state pain
lo. shouidto sd9rs;s ,o,he Maplse;s as fol
CO. t 3m 81 x 80 Nssssu, ST, New YORK CITY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
NaImanIe IrcrcrI, nI,.r,,nIc ,nIr

Ay5A TIRE sub-ctiiers on,r tor salo all hat Value.
IIslM able Property. Situated the s i. Corner Of
uttH Second lud kins sts fronting Second street
hty ioet whs large three stored brick building
erected thereon.
Also the three stored brick building adjoining cont
ing King street with the two ssjoiuin. hui iug IA
of twonty feet each, fTontlnr King x.rndrg
back forty three feet mskiug in all a zrf lot Of bttY
three Get. front ON Second street, 4ty three fe
front On King street. This lroIss sEsisJ usat the
stcoud Street Market Housi fsApfs1sirg ps ri
the city, and could be ai1 to satss.af'stores or
places suitable fer anxAT1<3 ,ess =
Also the Nv story ftSs 0uto N EBslNstsr stree
with the two story hricE, n. =, adjoining Ra, 10
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
Fail and Winter Goods.

SreSktast shaw =, nubias hoods Best assortment OF
- ohliafen hats, hoods eaoques, scsrfs s'ocSins
tsshs gloves, mitens. Men cloth aud plus lin ed
faeves, miiA Tristets linen and paper ejila suspt
hosiery, neck ties ac Velvet ri b.
bons, cord edKed Eibbon. hilk and cniten netr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 49, 1866
SI,000.0 900.
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

which they mead not pay until u Ia known what is
THE AMERiGAN JEWELERS. ASSOCIATION calls
attention TO the fact Of its besg the largest and
The and always has been conducted in the
most cand'd sni h norahe manner, Our rapidly in
Il patron Tor ths method Of obtaining rich, ee
CANT and costly goods The sudden HtagnAtiOn of
N Europe " ing to the late German ar aud recent
disastrous huaucis crisis in En- nsland has czused the
failure OF large number Ot Jewelry Houses N London
and pAris oblic them sell their goods AT great
OF manufacturing. We have lately purchased very
largely oi these Bankrupt Goods, at such extremely
and give better chances to draw the most valuable
gsss ,hsf % nqs & oseeT f. t"sGa3snt 1T dGaN smisr
fully socityo patronage, as We ar conhieut ofsiv
ing the utmost sstiSiacti0n During the past year
all parts oil the eountry Those who pAronEe VIII
receive ihe full yalgenl ttr money as No article on
are Blanks Parties dealing with us rnsy depend on
has prompt rsurns and tns article drawn will be
Immediately sent To any address by return nall or e1
press.
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
Charles j. hunt ESQ Treasury Department, Wash
inei.n, D.S pi@So value 5,O, AEns Anna G: iates O.
Silver Tea Set, yaue $50 Miss Emmn Hunter. d
LIEUT.. Colonel " ittr thitenaSn, Qaa1,er@ssfer
louisville. ky, Gold Watch. value, $50; Nm. s. |
sine,, 2i7 KpE St, Charlestou, :. un silver Watch
value. So; Alt xHnder JohDson, Z d. Editor Mutka
tsur Pioneer. hiushateur, Minu,, Ladies Enamsled |
orsdo aud Nod Bank Mining Company, IAN Franei co.
Csl Meodeon, value 500; Aaron 8 Long, ksa,, Prin
cipa kkhart Codes,nts institute, klkhaTl, n j., Dia-
Ala, Music rox, alue S75 lev Isaac Van Duzor Al
II ina b3o snoorte value
aud Diamond PIN, value Si75.
ieired to ssnd United states Currency when it iscOn
v, niont.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-16
A Joke OF Bennetcs.

That "phunny phellow," Bennett, of
the New York Herald, says the Con-
gressional proposition for the amend
ment of the Constitution is an ingen-
iously contrived party platform, by
means Of which the Radicals can carry
the fall Congressional elections in the
Northern States, as they did last year,
if there can be no other sharply defined
issue brought in season before the peo-
pie. He adds, 1.-The Republican sup
porters of President johnson, IS against
Congress, can make no fight against
this platform, for it is the Presidents
own policy. 1t is a compromise plat
form against which Johnson Republi-
cans cannot even quarrel with the Rad
ioais before the people, although the
hatred of the Radicals against johnson
may con tinue as intense as on the eve
of the late Connecticut election" To
furnish this sharply defined issue" he
proposes that the President advance
Senator Fessenden to the State Depart
ment, and send Mr.. Seward to the Court
of St James with the alternative to
the British Government of the pay
ment OF the indemnities due for the
spoliation of ADglo-rehei cruisers upon
our commerce, or his immediate return
home. This, he says, twill bring the
money or make popular Issue As
Stunning that England will refuse pay.
ment, all that the President will have
TO do to raise for his administration a
powerful party, will be to submit the
facts TO Congress with recommends
ton for the seizure of the Canadas, in
the way of reprisals."
This is q promising plan doubtless tc
Bennett, but one must become afflicted
with strabismus before he can "see its
promise. If the radicals can carry The
fall elections with the weight of the
Constitutional Amendment proposition
which is very far from being Presi
dent Johnsons policy-the new anC
shabby defined issue suggested by Ben
nett would but increase their strength
Bennett will do for joker; but is al
Indifferent counsellor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-16

MURDER Last night foul murder
was committed out Gu the Holly Ford
road, about FIVE miles from the city
hree ruffians--one small sized, with
light hair and whiskers another
medium sized, red hair and sandy
complexion and the other tall, stout
and black haired, called between 10
and ii o'clock at the house of Joseph
Paine, on the DR.. Brown place He
and William Carmack were in the
house with the family. The ruffians
said they had charges against them for
stealing a pair of steers, and had come
TO take them before Justice Hall in
Memphis. Paine and Csrmack denied
the charge and protested against such
unusual proceedings, but the bearing of
the men was 50 threatening they dared
not refuse them. Two OF the gang rode
horses and the other accompanied
them on foot. They had gone from
the house about two hundred yards
into the woods, when the party drew
and cooked their revolveTs and ordered
them TO take them TO the steers which
they had stolen. They protested their
innocence; they could not lead them
to the steers, as they knew nothing of
them The villains swore they would
shoot them. Paine and Carmsck inn
mediately ran for their lives, and the
rufians fred. Carmack was shot
through his pants and lost his hat, but
escaped to tell us the story. Paine
was wounded in the hip by a ball
which passed through into his bowels,
and by another through his left shout
der. The murderers fed, and the
women brought in Paine. He is still
living, but cannot survive.
Carmack says he recognized the red
haired and sandy-complexioned man,
as the one who called at their house a
week ago Tuesday, and said that he
had lost pair Of steers, whic1 he had
turned loose in that isountry, after
taking load with them to Memphis,
He gave his name as Ewbank, and Yal-
lobusha county, Miss, as his residence.
No threats were then made. He was
accompanied at the time by the small
| light-haired man
A warrant has been issued for Ew-
bank, and parties are hunting for the
murderers. We trust they will be
caught, and that their worthless lives
may at least serve the purpose Of teach
ing other r1fians that the laws are
still supreme, end that justice though
lame, viii surely oyertake the guilty.
Memphis Post
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-16
Ultimate Overthrow of the Radicals.

Ultimate Overthrow Of the Radicals.
The Radicals seem to forget that in
every popular government and espe-
cially in one constituted like ours, any
attempt to forec!ose the Judgment of
the people upon question of general
interest, or to tie up their hands, must
necessarily prove futile The very
devices 10 which they have resorted to
effect their object will eventually fur
nish TO the opponents of their policy,
the readiest means for its overthrow.
Paper constitutions which European
experience had shown to be worthless,
merely as such, derived their force and
binding efficacy here from two sources
In the first place, the people of the
United States fully appreciated the
great truth that respect for the law
IS essential 10 the stability of a free
government; and for their different
constitutions, Safe and Federal, as the
charters of their liberties, the organic
and therefore the paramount law of
the land, they felt reverence border
ing upon awe which forbade all wan.
ton tampering with them. In the
second place, the American system
being Republican rather than Demo.
cratic, by which we mean that supreme
power was lodged in the hands of con-
stitutionsl msjorities and not of mere
numerical msjorities, obstacles we're
interposed in the way of operating
abrupt and violent changes in the or.
ganie law. The process by which these
were 10 be effected was both tedious
and difficult, SC that any scheme of
rash innovation which might happen to
be popular for the moment, might
have = chance of being discussed in all
its bearings, and thoroughly understood
and approved by the people before it
could be contaminated. The opportu
nifty thus afforded for the Intervention
of a sober second thought would, it
was supposed, suffice, and it generally
did suffice TO prevent the danger of in
judicious alterations hastily conceived
and adopted on the spur of momentary
impulse. Until tire advent then, Of
the radicals 10 power, constitutions
were confined to their legitimate sphere.
AS the charter Of peoples liberties,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-16

SENATOR SFRAGUE, OF RaoDE IsLAND.-
The following extract from CORE
spondent who has accompanied Gene
rsls Steadman and Fullerton on their
recent tour of investigation into the
management Of the Freedmen's Blu.
reau, admirably illustrates the political
morality Of the cumming little Isaac,
Of Rhode Island:
ought 10 mention that one of the
largest purchasers of the property which
has been so questionably disposed of in
this locality by the Tax Commissioners,
is q United States Senator, Senator
Sprague) This gentleman is actually
employing ex-rehel Generals TO manage
extensive saw mills he owns in Florida,
while sitting in the Senate and voting
once z week that the exrebels are viz
tuSlly little better than cut-throats, and
not to be trusted
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-16

constitution, like declaration ofrigFAs,
should assert broadly those general
principles which are suppossd 70 form
the fundamental basis of th,sse rights
and liberties as the organic law, it
should provide for the administration
of the Government, and dt,fine with
clea-ness and precision, the rights, du-
ties, and responsibilities Of The differ
ent departments among whitih its pow
ers are distributed. This is all it can
appropriately do, and, therefore, it
should deal only in general principles,
and specific grants of power. It can
not descend to details of legislation
without forfeiting It's dignity, and ex-
posing itself to continual assaults. The
proof of this is furnished by the histo-
ry of the radical party. Wherever
they have acquired the power they
have degraded the State Constitution
to the level of mere Legislative en-
actment and, under their auspices,
written constitutions, if they have not
fallen into contempt, have at least
ceased to be regarded with any great
respect
That they should pursue the same
course with regard to the Constitution
Of the United States is natural enough,
but it is painful to reflect thst the peo-
pie should have become so demoralized
as to look on, almost with apathy, while
the unholy work is going on But
time, this great restorer, will furnish a
remedy; and although the lost pres
tige OF the Constitution can never be
restored, the excrescences watch have
been engrafted upon it may be Topped
OF, and the perversions to which it has
been subjected may be set straight. No
act Of one Congress can bind Its success
sor and since the Radicals have re-
duced the Constitution to the level of
an act of Congress, it will become as
easy to repeal as 10 adopt 81 eonstitu-
tional amendment The Radicals may
force the States to alter their ecnstitu-
tons to suit their mad ideas, and COM
pei them to sanction ruinous alterations
of the compact that binds them togeth-
err But as long as republican govern
ment remains, the constitutions of the
States and of the Union will always be
in the hands and under the control of
the people, and when the dUress is re-
moved, their sction will be prompt to
Vindicate their rights. The time has
gone by when people as intelligent as
this can be deceived into sanetioning
tyranny because it assumes the form OF
law, and when the opportunity arrives
they will blow away the cobWebs of the
Radical spiders with scarce en- effort. -
NetOs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-16
DOCTOR OAROW's
CHOLERASPEGITI

Nov thss ss anils- pasa CHOLE2G 81 or "a,
~ lt1FhnoTas us al 1n ssslre arf s.al 81 3D.
some kuoan ard srrcfaal rrrn-.T .-
gercy. ant ths 90 fat n utL ca .-i1ts = -r..
ElC. Which re presrr'fs1 All --s-i 80
rpun1sd success. l9ctrcelT ever Hs
" hen AIS ecuurEa sts-l NssrF.ts. rr-.r fr
past D. Clruw So one 90 car r-r-r er- rHr e.
successful phys.Cilus. a1i u1al b. 90
learn I1ts remedy ean .. nsi. $780, -
tested 81 rirluas ell lo. fs.I Fl -afr = Cd
h no Patent MesiIc.ne. rEf 4 cllzI s'lllat a
Preaeriuf,on of th.s fa11a-I-rel .r
There can likes - e. no hst-rr 1ar1elf l.. go
ra-uorhus. HsarrrCa s1f lFa.uasrT-
For ale cuiy ty
may5-u - MarEzI slree-. .11. .-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-16
Kstrayed--Davidson 90.

NASHVILLE, MAY l7tk, 1895. TAKEN Up BY
IN Vim. zsdden, tFo strzF mares. One Of the
sid ares IL hrght bay Hlth raht bind iett White
win white star IA ioTehsad, tBc white spJs on the
let ade, twelve years Old and fourteen hsnds hiah.
Valued OF So.
The other Of said nsrsa Is dark hay fourteen
years old, fourtesa hands high one Wethern spot
ed hind foot shite, with tlls knot about the size
Of an egg on the neck Valued as ~. Both SO.
junel4-F5ta ALEX. MCDANIEL, RsBgeE.