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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-16

HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOLVENCY
II o. the Estate VI Alexander Tassey. deceased,
10 the Clerk Of the County Court Of Cannon
county, Tennessee. as required BY law; therefore.
al persons having claims against the said Estate
are hereby notified 70 fiie them With the Clerk Of
SAID county Court. on OF before the LIST day Of
April ,lo6I. duly authenticated. as required by law
ior pro rata allowance; otherwise they will be
iorever barred NARY TASSEY,
Administratrix Of Alexander Tassey, deceased.
Octf6-w3w
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TENNESSEE WINS AGAIN.



There were three events yesterday, each
one interesting and well sustained. The
first was mile heats, feather weights, free for
all, for a premium of $500, with the follow
ing entries, all of which answered the call /:
JOHN S. SHAW names bay gelding
Bushwhaeker,-years old, by ST. Louis, dam
by imp. Monarch, colors red and white, red
band and feather.
A. J. ARMSTRONG names b. gelding Jno.
Scott, 5 years old, by Hempland, dam BY
Glencoe, colors red and white.
T. B. PATTERSON names b. h. Count Bis
mark, 4 years old, by Lexington. dam by
Glencoe.
II. TAYLOR names b. h. Prairie Boy, 6
years old, by Sovereign, dam by Glencoe,
colors red and red
T. G. MOORE names b. f. Blue Flag,
years old, by Lexington, dam Heunie Far
row, by imported Shamrock, colors blue and
blue
The pool bidders seemed perplexed and
all at sea. Bismark was, on the whole, the
favorite, though at slight odds, Prairie Boy
and Blue Flag in some pools standing first.
A great difference Of opinion prevailed as to
the merits and condition Of the horses.
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The Cincinnati Gazette, characterizes the
Radical ticket in the recent Memphis cleo
tions as made up Of "Union men and mod
crate Conservatives" Its overwhelming de-
feat we chronicle in another paragraph. Re-
ferring to the manner ia which this election
was conducted on the part of the Radicals,
the AulIanehc says
The annals of San Francisco in the palm
lest days of balot-stufing times would
scarcely find a parallel in the effort of the
Radicals to carry this county yesterday.
Blank certificates Of registration, signed By
the Registrar" were readily given to any
one who would vote the Radical ticket. The
Metropolitan Police garrisoned every poll,
and gave the influence of their presence and
the menace of their power to the success of
the Radical ticket. Federal soldiers voted
everywhere freely and without question.
Notwithstanding all this, we have triumph
ed, and have presented the escutcheon Of
Shelby to the world pure and unde6led.
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TflE MEMPHIS ELECrION-CONSER-
NATIVES rRTUMPErANT.

The greatest interest was manifested by
the poople in the elections in Memphis and
Shelby county, on Saturday lasi--though The
vote lid not come up to the registered num-
Der y several hundred. The Conservatives
wers triumphant we are happy to say, in
every case where there was a contest A
Radical, the present Commissioner Of regis
tra,ion, was elected Tax Collector on PriYi-
leges, but he received a large Conservative
voto-a display oflibera1ily on the part Of
the anii-Radioals as noticeable as it is cred
table. Two Radicals were elected TO the
Board Of Aldermen. JoHN PARK was
finally shaken of as Mayer and w. o.
LoFrLANp placed in his chair by very de-
cided majority. A clean sweep was made
in ilie city government, with the exception
oftwo Of the Aldermen.
The Representatives elect 10 the Legisla-
TURF are thus spoken Of by the C6Hmacial;
Messrs. AnEL and COLEMAN, the Con-
sentative candidates for the Legislature,
have becn handsomely indorsed by the Peo-
pie Of the city and county, who have given
unmistakable evidence oftheir confidence In
President JOHNSON, and sternly rebuked the
present State administration for its many ef-
forts 10 suhvert the popular will Of Shelby
county. In Mossrs. AnEL and COLEMAN
our people have gentlemen, who, from all
their antecedents viii 1ttingly represent
them. and conserve our interests. Both
merchants. experienced in official life, they
know how 20 advocate tho commercial IN
terests Of Menphis, and stand mp manfully
for the political rights Of their constituency"
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FROM NEW YORK.
Tho Evening star Disaster--Death OF a
PInnter--A DefauIttne Tanker.


PIanter--A Defaulting Banker.
New YORK, Oct. 15.-Among the passen-
gers on the Inflated steamer, Evening" Star,
whose names did not appear in the published
list, was Lieut. w. Dixon, of the 9Th United
States cavalry, who graduated at the United
States Military Academy at West Point, in
June last; also, Wilde Harding, of the late
rebel ship Shenandoah. BE was the hus-
band Of Belle Boyd, who is now In this city.
The Tribune's Chicago special says, Gen.
ID. d. Osband, formerly of this city, and a
well known cavalry leader in the late war,
died at his plantation in Mississippi, on the
4th inst, Of brain fever, induced by over
exertion in attending to negroes of his
plantation. Thirty-eight or forty in his
employ having been attacked with cholera
and eighteen having died.
The Herald's Montreal special says, the
document relating to the case of Curran
Lamarande, the defaulting banker, who was
spirited away from the custody of the courts
in Canada, while awaiting a writ of habeas
corpus and returned to the French aushori-
ties, are published.
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MONTREAL, c. E., Oct. 15.-PetitiOns TO
the Queen TO defer the confederation until
the new Parliament Is called 10 settle the
details, and particularly the school question,
are being extensively circulated.
A cargo Of military stores, chiefly Westly
Richards muskets and cabines, have arrived.
The duty on imports for the last three
months, amount to one million five hundred
thousand dollars, being an increase Of three
hundred and fifty thousand over the same
period of last year.
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SECOND RACE.

The second event was race Of two mile
heats, premium $1,000 free for all to rule,
with the following entries:
A. j. ARMSTRONG names s. c, 3 years old,
by HiaWaths, dam Little Trick, By Priam,
colors red and white.
E. A. SMITH names s. h. Ringmaster, 5
years old, by Ringgold, dam Minnie Mans
field, by Glencoe, colors white and blue.
b. +. HUTCHINSON names Derby, 4 years
old, by Eclipse dam Lady Taylor, by Glen
coe colors blue and blue.
KINNEY & JOHNSON name :. {. Muggins,
by Jack Malone, dam Fanny McAlister, 8
years old, colors Blue and blue.
t. g. Moore names &. c. StoneEall Jack
son, by Lightning. dam Edith, by Sover-
eign, colors white and blue.
The FIVE horses came 70 the score, Mug
gins the favorete.
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A DREADFUL TRAGEDY-A FATHER
KILLED BY HIS SoN.-A gentleman from
Giles county, informs us that Mr.. J. H.
LANE, respectable citizen residing near
Lyn1ville, was shot and instantly killed by
his son, JOSEPH LANE, lad some sixteen
or seventeen years of age. We were unable
to gather the particulars, further than that
the elder LANE, having returned home in
toxicated, was offering some violence to his
wife, when the son coming to her relief was
assailed by his father, armed with a large
knife. Escape being cut of, he is believed
to have fred the fatal shot in defence Of his
own life. Whatever may be the facts, it is
a most heart rendering and deplorabe ca
lamity.
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NEW York, Oct. 1.-THE Posts Wash
ingson special says Flint, the forger, pub
fishes card saying he has made exPlana-
tions relative to Ledgerhof, and asks a
suspension Of public opinion until he can
give explanation concerning the sources Of
his informant
All the composit5rs, pressemen and bind
ers In the Government Printing Once,
struck today fer the eight hour system.
Gen. Beaareeard i here eager for par
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NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE Herald's Rio
Janero correspondence says: A conference
was held on the 18th of August by the COM
handing officers of the allied army and ma
w engaged in the war against Paraguay,
and it was decided 10 attack Forts Curuxay
and Humaita simultaneously, with the
whole of their land and naval forces. The
issue of four million dollars worth of bonds
was authorized by the Brazilian House of
Dalepafea
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New YORK, October 15.-Eleven new
cases of cholera we're taken FROM the steamer
Helvetia to the hospital ship on the 18th.
There were four deaths on the 18th and 14th
from the same disease in the hospital ship,
and FIVE on the Helvetia from the 10th to
the 18th.
The number Of deaths in the city last
week was 429, a decrease of 20 from the
preceding week.
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An American Purchase on Eastern Wa
ters-The Position Of Gen. Dix-Whnt
Was Said ut the Cable Banquet In Lon
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NEw York, Oct. l5.--The Fenian Gen.
Stephens left this city to-day for St. Louis,
on business connected with the Fenisn
movement, which he proelaims now on foot
under his leadership.
Josiah Carpenter, commission merchant,
has been arrested on a charge Of perpetra-
ting forgeries, amounting to So, 900.
George Hyer has been arrested for deal
ing in counterfeif three dollar bills on the
Southport, Ct. Bank, and two dollar bills on
Lyons, Wayne & Co., New York bankers.
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New York, Oct. 15.-The officers of the
Hanover Bank to-day declined to appear
against Edward Urwick, an accomplice Of
Durant in defrauding he bank. Il is sup
posed the money has been refunded, but
Justice Bowling holds the prisoner, and
will summon the officers of the bank before
the court
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RcnuhIionn Meetinr.

New YoRK, Oct. 15.-The Heralds NAL
den, Mass, special says a large Republican
caucus was held in Maiden on Saturday
evening, for the election of delegates to at.
tend the 9Th District Convention, for the
nomination Of a candidate for Congress.
This District was represented last year by
Gen. Banks. 1t is thought Banks viii be
re-nominated.
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sTATE nP TRNNRssEE1

IUNFT NULINN WE3IIT. p
NASHVILLE. September 10Th, 1866.
i, 5. W. HAfcHErr, Comp trollsr Of the Treasury,
do hereby certify that the Railway Passengers
Assurance Company. located az Hartford. State Of
Connecticut, has produced 10 me satisfactory evil
derce that said Compsny, has complied with all
the requirements Of The laws o. the State Of Ten
nc9ee imposed on Insurance Companies, and
further certify that JugEPu NASH. p. p. PECK.
j. +. PEkRL. Agents Of said Company have also
complied with the requirements Of the laws Of
the State. made and provided In such eases
Wherefore. said Passenger Assurance Company
has authority 10 take risks and transact the bust
ness Of Insurance. In this State AZ Nashville
s. w. HATCHETT,
sepl4 COMPTROLLER Of Teunesaee
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NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 15.--The Raleigh ar
rived to-day from New YORK.
Henry Biera, a prominent oda feiloS'
died to-day.
Many MaiamnTas merchants ana snl PPefs
are awaiting the Development Of eFeniS on
the Rio Grande.
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A REMARK or cHAs FRAxc1s ADAMS
The Boston Commeuucqitk says; Speaking
with CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS one dav.
about Amerissn Affairs. Mr.. R. II. Dana, Jr.,
mentioned the word nation in connection
with the country. Nation = petulently ex-
claimed Mr.. AnAaas. Il is 70 nation-noth-
ing but an association Of Siztcs.' Mr.. DAss
was not before aware o. ibis maintenance
q he doctrine Of Stats rights By Mr..
ADAMS.
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The returns from Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana, have settled the question Of Radi-
cal supremacy in thoss States. We can
gather nothing from these returns which
could indicate a different result in the States
Of the Moth and West whose elections take
place on ihe sixth Of November next. It Is
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Time. 5.15is-S8

The Louisville Dsmoerai says the packet
Rose Hiis on her last trip from Evansville
brought up six hogs, he property Of Mr..
SMALL, Of Union county, KY the aggregate
weight Of which vas about 5000 pounds.
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ime, 3.4l-5E7l.
THIRD RACE

The third and last event Of yesterday was
a three mile race, with the handsome pre-
MUM OF $1,000. Il was a beautiful race,
Handsomely contested, and won by Harry Of
the West by two lengths in two straight
heats:
J. r. BUTLER names b. b. INVERSION, by
Lexington, dam by Margran, 5 years old,
eolors white and scarlet.
J. B. PATTERSON names b. b. Harry Of
the West 4 years old, BY Lexington, dam
Laura.
Three mile heass, premium 1000.
Summary.
Harry Of the
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on OUTHIDE PAGES.

FIRST PAGE-From Robertson county - The
Plunderins Of me South. Testimony from an Tn
expected Quarter-3ir. LISooLx's Policy Of Res
torstion-A Moving Appeal. etc.
FOURTH PAeE.-SUT LoxESGooD on the Puri-
tan Yahkee--slary Of Horse. etc.
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2ad of October. 1866.

sell to the highest bidder the following described
valuable city property, viz: Lot n o. ], on Broad
street Of the subdivision Of Lot No. al. fronting
20 feet inches on Broad. and running back 154
feet. separated from the Central Hotel By 10
foot alley-the whole lot covered BY a fine store
house. three stories high, with good basement
This splendid property is in free territory. Also,
lot on South Market street, (which is also free
territory No. 1876. frOnting 3 feet or less.
on Market street. and running back half way 70
College street by parallel lines, and adjoining tho
property occupied by B.Vaughn containing frame
dwelling and grocery store. Also, lot on the east
side Of Cherry street, in South Nashville. begin
ming at g. II. Conger's, n. ". corner and running
northwardly with Cherry street $50 feet. and
running through TO College street, with what was
formerly Mrs. Nebbetts' line. thence Southwark
~ 80 feet to the COnger lot, thence to the be-
ginning. with good brick dwelling rooms: and
also lots IN the Barrow Grove property. Nos. -
and 49, each lot fronting IS feet Cherry street.
and running back at right angles 70 Is foot
alley with small log and frame House.
Ierms-One half cash, balance in one and two
years. with interest.
All are invited and expected to attend the sale.
a. the property is very valuable and viii be sold.
p. i. NICH0L, g. G. Clerk.
J. L. & K. W. BROWN. Agents.
7. W. BARNES. Auetr. sep2-tds
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ST. LOUIS DC. l5.-Planing mill, carpenss
ter shop and three frame buildings adjoin-
ing, belonging to III. Kennedy, burned at
noon to-day. Loss $4,000 to 10000.
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sTATEMRNT
OF the Condition Of The Railway
Passengers Assurance Company.

HARTFORD. Conn.,. July 81. 1885.
To THH HONORABLE CoNPTRoLLEs OF rHs SrArE
OF TENNESSEE.
The undersigned, President and Secretary Of
The Railway Passengers Assurance Company. in
compliance with the laws Of the State Of Tennes-
see, make the following statement.
/. The name Of the Company il, THE RNuwAV
PASSENGERS Assam tFCE COMPAxY. aud Is ,orated
in Hartford Connecticut
2. The amount Of Capital Stock i Three Hun
bred and -Four Thousand and Eight Hundred
Dollars.
Hundred and Fihy-tWo Thousand and Right
Hnndred Dollars.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMFNTa


ON SATURDAY THE 18TH INST, ON TIE
- hart fiace; tour miles from the city. between
the Hardin and Hilisboro piae. a WHITE COW
AND CALF: len ear Of the COW, Is under-bit and
horns very crooked. CHARLES OOTEN.
Octl6-lte
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ChoIern I'm ChIcnCo.


CHICAGO, October 15.-Dnring the forty
eight hours ending at o'clock to-day, 81
cases of cholera were reported, and 20deaths:
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YARMOUTH, 81 Louisiana, says there are
one hundred and ninety thousand loyal
white men Ia The South who will take up
arm % prevent JouSsoN from being die
tsior The Chicago Times notices that they
didn's take up arms 10 prevent DAVIS IRON
being dictator.
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COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 15.-Dr John An
drews, President of the Board of Control of
the State Bank of Odio, died suddenly last
night.
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SYcnmOre MilIs.

This property Is 70 be sold In order 10 close up
an old partnership concern. and % make distribu-
ton, some Of the parties having died. IL consists
Of some Thirteen Hundred Acres Of AseHd,
or more. Is well Watered and heavily timbcred.
and has On II the above named property, ~Sy ca
more gtAif,@ for maRaiaaturing Cotton y arms
Gunposder. and for Weaving, a. also 9risl and
Saw MIL with al necessary buildings for families
shops. etc. for all the hands necessary 20 manage
the sane, and Is we'll worthy thoaitentOD Of capt
talisfs. North and soufh East and " Ell. the va
Ter power being cf the finest character. and the
location sufficient for manufacturing on an eH-
tended scale.
II Is situated about four miles from Cumberland
river, and abouf ecu distau between Nashville
and ciarksVile--aboui = miles above the latter,
aud the same distance from the former.
StrangerE coming b. way 81 the river, would
perhaps faf ii aost sonVcnient 10 land ~ Ashland
City, AZ the head 81 the Harpeth shoals
Bonds Hith good personal security viii be re-
qrired. and ) lien retained % secure the purchase
money.
AZ Five Hundred Dollars IN cash win b re-
quiFed % Be paid and any or AL Of said purchase
money, can be paid aud stop interest % any tine.
Mills S. DRAuaHOa,
sept4-atwfd Clerk and Master.
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4. The assets Of tho Company. are
sTATE OP CoNNEcTIcrT-

HARTFORD, august 1896.
Personally appeared Jas. q. PATTERSON, Presi-
dent. and Il. y. sperTy, Secretary, Of the Railway
Passengers Assurance Company. aud seyeraliy
made 0ash, that the above statement By them
subscribed is true according 20 their best knowl-
edge and belief. CHAS. =. WILSON. n. p.
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AIayOr's ProeIamation.

MAYORS OFFrcE.
NASHVILLE. October IS ls66.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ order from this office. under date Of Sep
TENDER 4th, lS66. extending the Water Privileges
% residents Of the suburbs IS revoked.
w. MATT. BROWN. Mayor
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And FoIisis. Issued. 1881
Nashville Agency; 81 College.
nIRFnTnRs

- - - = - ~ .
r, N, BISHOP, Of R. N. Bishop AGO.
IHEO. COOK. President Chamber OF Commores
JOSEPH o. BUTLER, Prest Of Lafayette RAM
HUGH MCKINNEY, Of Mckinney & Co.
L. \. HULL, Of Addy, hull Z Co
A. =. WlNSL0W, or WinsloW 4 smith
briggs SWIFT OF Brirs Suift Il Co
CHARLES RULE. Of &. Rale Z Co
z. n, BUCHANAN, Of buchanan & Co.
AAD.oLPh WOOD, u Adolph Wood Co.
JAMES s. WISE, Nashville Packet Companr.
L. "A. HARRIS, Mayor OF CINCINNATI
IAaOS. SHERLOCK. President.
WM. b. ClAs8IE.I.Y, vice President
This Company IS now prepared 70 transact a
general Fire and Marine Insurance business
throughout the State Of Tennessee.
r. c. MeNAERY, Agent.
Policies issued on frst-class Brick Dwellings for
i've years, at a material reduction on yearly rates
Renl5-6r1
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The MuRFREEsBoRo' MoSIToR-.By Sa-
turdAy's issue Of this sterling prper, we learn
that it has passed from the hands Of Mr.. D.
r. REED, 10 those Of Mr.. II. C. McLAUGH-
LN. Il will continue as heretofore, the
fearless defender Of conservatism ond the adj
voeate of the constitutional rights of the
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Mr.. MoLAUeHLIS hAs been lately connect
ed with the mechanical department Of this
paper, and in addition 10 his eminent skill
As printer, is gentleman Of superior good
sense, and thcrOughly acquainted with the
politics Of the country, past and present. We
wish him entire success.
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SPLENDID
CITY PROPERTY
AT AUCTION

DY DECREE OF THE COUNTY COURT.
ID August Term, in the case Of w. w. Allen. ct
ais, VS.. David M. Allen, OF ais, will, in con-
junction with p L. Nich0l, County Court Clerk,
On lie nrarnises NJ II niclnnk- the
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Bismark, Muggins and Harry of the
West.
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For Sale
OsB COPY OF MEIe'S pIGEsT. APPLY
Ntat this oGice. sepz-1
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BosToN, October 15.-The store of John
Charing, on Fremont street, was robbed last
night Of silk goods valued at $4,000.
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and Fall Of NAM
As described By John Milton in bis immortal
poem entitled Paradise Lost" it being com
plete illustration Of this great poem from begin
ming 10 end. comprising sixty-three splendid
tableaux. carrying out Milton's idea Of Heaven
Hell. Chaos and Paradise. viii now be exhibited
ia this city for the first time as exhibited in L0E-
don for 80 consecutive nights OmOre than half q
million Of people. and exhibited before Her Ma
jesty. Queen Victoria. and the entire Court Of
buckingham Palace. upon which occasion Her
Majesty was pleased 70 bestoV upon the proprie-
tor distinguished mark of her royal appreciation,
By presenting him with q magnificent diamond
ring.
An able and eloquent Elocutionists viii recits
selected portions Of the Poem with thrilling effect
explaining each scene.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
sJ- Doors open IN the evening At o'clock.
Curtain rises az o'clock.
In order that All elasses Of people may hsvs'an
opportunity OF witnessing this wonderful erhibi-
ton. the price Of
Admission, 90 Cents Only.
Reserved Seats, 20 Cents,
No half price.
Admission 10 Mafiness 10 ell parts Of the house
70 cents Children = cents.
Reserved Seats for sale at MeaErs. DoFnau X
Eentou's Music Store. Whsrs a Diagram 0f the
Hall may be seen, and seats secured
A. ~. DORLAED, Manager.
2. c. GARDxxE, Agent foctli-tf
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, CHANCERY SALE
OF THE
y MORE MILL
PROPERTY.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
ID the case Of Il. II. Cheataam aud others %. y.
s. Chatham and others, in the hororable Chance
" Court al Springfield. at its Noyemher Term.
1870, i viii. ou the premises. on
SATURDAY, SD OF NOVEMBER. 1s0s.
sell TO the higest bidder on q credit Of one
two and three years, in equal payments bat with
interest from date that valuable and well known
known a.