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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
1 EGAL NOTICE.-Estate of H.. CHARLES


I EGAL NOTICE.-Estate Of Rev. CHARLES
II AVERY d. ceased. late q AIerhauy City. Pa
BY order 4 r Orphans Court Of Ale IAey County Pc1nsyvlna
Hereby that tie und@ ued Executors Of
ssd deced,nt settled
which J. filed On sd Court showing bnn r hauds l cash
1.-TWO hundred and sHur naHd nd seventy
9O d0r subject 20 reduction . not over i've humid
red DC m Which according sad Will dstuhuiauleoue
American Missionary Assoiton' OF View York tle
b. be db he Executor FOR purposes set ioEh Ia
sa.d viii
November 1856 ut 10 O'Clock and tc tlt
-lms or show caunc luy s have the sid account hond
e sand frucd balance Be d,d3qcd according 90 the
provi vii and Testament q aid Geedeu o above set
t'r,b--t'rt 3p n THOMAS g. ROWE.
JOSIAH KING
Adlrr,. Patblrb. Pa. SURVIVING EIseaior, Sc.
CUPREME COURT.-CTTY AND COUNTY OF
- NVW YORK EDWARD WILDER. rarid l-slN ROB
ERT j. MASSEY and BERNARD a. HEARTY, Dcirndlns
Summon demand conaefltou uo ser 10 the
Defendants You hereby nmnrd ,nd fqu ed 70
the ruurla iu his a'oh WIZ Wti
Revenue stsnp Erd office tt Of ths City and
Cance,d City \ .IrwIok and 70 copy oi y3nI
.......... 90 me sd complaint on ~ s.0cntf
their Number y Niims'rrft the tfy 81 He" 1ofA
within twenty DAYS s-g the a. M tumIchs ga yon e1cu
the Bnd you m O. answer te sag com
paiut The sioread the pnih 10 ul acon VA --e
Sul dafs cents with Interest from a. thid
day Of C-atf 'holald Au1ds 80 lnd g1y "a beaes
r. th GetiInaed Rev fcrf OF ttl
If8 PLfrI, GERARD a hlCkLEH llailuh 70 Attornrys
The comp c above entitled ac1on was day bed in me
Once ofe o City and County If New Oh o. The tiy
Uls lavtwM PLAtT GERARD BUCKLEY, HhsA "yA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

The Coupon due November 1885, Is detached from the u & $50
BOnds.
The public cautioned against negotiating Tor The shove
having ben stopped II IL understood that al
Coupons ar TO be with the BoBds IN ell 80
hEtHANICs FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. NEWARK, n. J..
b. s. C}ElHAH, SECRETARY. WM. A. MYER. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
Chantes for Businces A,cn.

An ELIGIBLE OPPORTUNITY is offered % a
~ REGULAR PHYSICIAN 70 ,ato PARTNERSHIP With p
rhysicisn doing GOOD basinrt C IN d. POWELL NO. 49,
- ~ I-n N 10 ). -l.r. Irn.lu.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

%o;.i4e 2iS Iss; : ACC
The Coupon November 1885 Is detached from the u $50
The public ,e cautioned against nsotunr the shove securities
payment hsvin bsen rCPpea 1t uudsr'tOod that all
STBaASIc s FRE INSURANCE coMPANY NEWARK Nj
=. s. GEAHAA, Secretary. WIN. a. MfkK. President
CHICAGO. Rock Is54sP ?, 1sP rae'Io EsIsg,D Co.
ITO HOLDERS Of Union Trust Co. Receipts issued
Tai cSmp.ny % now soed 70 issue tie BONDS to which said
Recsips en'isa on presenting the sane e. t { Ser
TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messrs. J. S. NOR.
Il GAN Co. LONDON Successor 70 GEO. Eo PEABopf
S1 sA p. bAssET sSaSHS c. No s. Eisa.ns
EXPRESS STOCKS.
MERCHANTS UNION
UNITED STATES
a %P gST D'' 6E9agE G. DUNBAR. Ne Is Eject,
Dealer ~ Teesfaph and krpress Stoef,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
IEAE EsPz Ii Fs SEVEN RgS FIRST
FREE FROM oOvEREMENT TAN, IN TiE CITY or NEW.
YORK
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN 1897.
road run, Gos one Of the oss portions o. ts s,s end
THESE BONDS ARE ONLY $1,000 PER MILE
Government Boadsst the highest name, price will b. received In
payment.
-. 80 TURNER BROTHERS, BsnkerL
Corner Nssssu and Pinetts.. Newton.
DEMITTANCES to Great Britain and Ireland
~ D Ter 81 and upward P%,sss On asT RRs i;sT.S the
Nos. @ Souih-ft and q Broadway.
... EWELL & CLARKE,
No. 10 RROAD.ST,
.... COMMISSION BROKERS
.... IN G0vERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, BONDS.
-...'...- RAILWAY And HINlNG STOCKS.
QIS ONO "A RESPONSIBLE PARTY
ID Le(yONVs this Of money
period q - dsy 70 aid ~ controlling stock which regularly dealt
Stock references
wiz he allowed snd bona VIII b. money
Principals will Only sddres H. W. Boz No tOsJ PostOfee
DEM0VAL.-ALEX.- j. MAYER 4 Co. will
h REMOVE No. IS place to No. % cor.
Of EIchange'place after the let ei kOveubeG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
Wa.6iagtoo B. c. Ocl. o. laf6 !
PROPOSALS FOR IRON HEAD BLOCKS.-l.

Sealed Proposals. will be received Office OF the Oaarof
ashngtou c. until Nov 90 1890 Tor furnishing
Castron Head Blocks for Rational Cemeteries deyeedt IN quant
-. f.ln uawty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

oYEcE Rock IsLASD AND PACIFIC naLsolD Co.
No. u WILbaAa ST. HKw-YoRK
ITO HOLDERS Of Union Trust Co. Receipts issued
II for Mississippi end Missouri Rsrosd BoHds;
Tb COMPANY are now prepared BONDS which said
Recspss are entitled on prcsenting this oes
y. II. TOWS. Secretary.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-31
Sriebe i,r Oentf6IanD.


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INNER uidt f9tagspb gsnpe fi@ ertpieien
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Nous verrons, stai4i
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inn nsp@ge ,esEern ,Fsl'e per 9elli9eErolIsnlss
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-31
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-02-21
ORPHANS, COURT Safely vir-

tue of an order of the Orphans Court,
the following valuable Real Estate will be
exposed to public sale on the premises in
Fayette township, Juniata county, Pa, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14th, 1866. about
one and a half miles from Oakland Mills
and the same distance from McAlistersville,
A Lot of sroundadjoining lands of VIM. Har-
man, jr., AndrewSenor and others, containing
SEVEN ACRESmore or less, having thereon
erected a good LOG HOUSE and BARN with
running Waterman the door, a number of
Fruit Trees of all kinds.
A~LSO-Another undivided one-half Lot,
containing ONE ACRE and SIXTf-THREE
PERCHES, adjoining lands of Thomas Dunn,
David Clare and others-all cleared and I'M
der good cultivation.
TERHS:-The one-half on the First Day
Of April 1866, when possession viii be given;
the remainder with interest on the First day
of September 1866, when deed will be given.
EgHSale to at l o'clck, z. NJ, of
said day, when attendance will be given by
SAMUEL LEONARD, AGm'r.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-02-21
Repeal of the Tax oE Hca! Estate-The
Hypocricy of Democratic PrOies sion
and Practice.

~
We have already announced the fact Of
the passage, in the House, of a bill re
pealing the tax on real estate. On the
final passage of this most meritorious
measure, says the Telegraph, the vote was
almost unanimous, from which it could
fairly be inferred that nc opposition was
offered tc the bill, did the facts connected
with its progress in the House not show
otherwise. But from the first reading of
the bill down to the taking of the vote on
its final passage, the Democratic side Of
the House opposed it with marked VIC
lence. Amendments were proposed cal
culated to render it odious. Republican
members clearly showed that the measure
was designed to benefit the tenan: and not
the landlord, as the former and not the
latter paid the tax on real estate. The
argument had no force with the opposi.
ton, as they continued their efforts with
the measure, until, as we have already
stated, the bill reached its final passage,
when the very men who sought its defect
voted for its adoption. But this was a
miserable dodge. 1t was an effort to es-
cape the -odium of utterances INDUCED
during the discussion Of the bill; ana
when the debate is published, it will be
shown that no measure recently before the
Legislature received a fercer opposition
from the Democracy than the repeal of
the tax onxsal estate. After all the pro-
i~essions of Democratic love for the poor
man, with which the country has been so
frequently nauseated. this last evidence
of their hypocrisy will suffice to piLlory
these partizaus in the contempt Of the
people.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-02-21
Outrages on Union Men Ill Tennessee.

New YORK, Feb. 10.-The Nashville
Press ana Times Of the 9th instant says
Intelligent persons from Robertson county
give a deplorable account Of affairs there.
Some two months OF more since, Thomas
Payne, an old and respected Union man
living a Few miles from Mitcl.ei,sville. on
the Kentucky line, was hunted up i'll one
of his fields by a rebel named Foster, and
shot down in cold blood and again shot
when he was dying. The murderer then
committed further outrages upon the fe-
male members Of Payne's family. The
Sheriff of that county is one Of Morgan's
men. and the Justice Of the county can
not be induced to take any notice of the
case, though sae murderer is still there,
apparently unconccrned. 1t is supposed
that if they venture to arrest the offender
their own lives will be III danger.
On February End, an old and molten
sive Union man, a Mr.. Smith, vas found
dead in one of his out houses, shot twice,
once through the head. His only offence
was loyalty to his country Our Intor,
mant had heard Of two other cases OF
Union men being found dead from vio'
lence, but could not give the particulars.
A week ago, the notorious Harper was at
M:;chellville and attempted to Kill the
postmaster. for the Infamous %ottense of Ia
king the test oath and holding Office un-
der the Government. lie was with diff
Guilty prevented from executing his par-
pose. a number Of the Unionists of that
county are preparing to go North. Mr,
Barlow, whose wife had the misfortune to
see the murder of MIR. Payne, has taken
his family to Illinois, fearing his vile
would be murdered to keep her from tes-
flying in the case.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-02-21
Shocking Anair-Man Buried Alive

ShpthIh AN1k1-JuA OuTlCu AtltC
A story has been floating about town
for several days, which seems incredible,
but it has come to us from so many
sources that We are hardly permitted to
doubt it, though we have not yet been
able to learn full particulars. We give
the story as it comes to us, and leave our
readers to take it with what grains of al
lowance tn ey may. The tale runs that a
returned soldier was found frozen in the
grove near Urbana, and taken into a
barn, where he laid for seyera. days be.
tore burial. Soon after his intermeut,
while some men were engaged in digging
a grave, they heard strange sounds,
which SO frightened them tina. they left
the cemetery in haste, under the impress
sion that ghosts and COLLINS had taken
possession of the city of the dead. Their
wonderful story determined others to in
vestlgafe the matter, and the grave of
the sold Ter was opened, when the ho1ri.
ble% discovery was made that he had been
eatoinbed alive, his body yet retaining
some warmth, though the vital spark had
fled. The noises that had attracted at.
teation are supposed to have beeen MADE
by the victim ia his desperate struggles
to escape a fate too awful to contemplate.
Champaign (Wi tnian, FEB. 5.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-02-21

WILL be exposed to public sale al the
w residence Of the subscriber, residing
in Fernianagh township. Juniata county. Pa.
about 3 miles from MiHiin, on FRIDAY,
MARCH 2nd, 1866.
\ Certain tract of Land, adjoining lands
OF Jacob Hoffman, William Stroup and 9TH
ers: Number l contains Ten Acres of well
timber land with a TWO STORY DWELL
ING, Kitchen and Milk House attached, Wood
House, Corn Crib, Sheep Stable, Large Horse
Barn, a good Saw Mill with one up and down
saw, two circular saws. whip Saw, sc. Mum
Der two contains ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, Fourteen acres of which
is set with heavy timber. well fenced; 60
acres has been ploughed and lined, produces
good grass and is well calculated for grazing,
being well watered. No 8 contains 10 acres
of large rock oak and chestnut timber.
This land must be sold, the subscriber hav-
ing purchased land in Lancaster county, in
tends moving to it the coming spring. The
terms will be made easy.
At the same time and place there will be sold
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sa- The Freedmen's Bureau Bill now
in the hands of the President, for his
signature, provides that its operation shall
be extended to all parts Of the United
States. Under it the President is author
lied to reserve frcm sale or settlement
under the homestead or pre- empticn laws,
aud to set apart for the use of freedmen
and loyal refugees, male or female, un-
occupied public lands in Florida, Missis-
sippi, Alabama, louisiana aud arkansas,
not exceeding in all 100000 of acres,
provided that not more han so acres is
given to each freedman or refugee. The
latter are to pay such annual rent for
said land as may be agreed on. With
regard to the South Carolina cotton lands
the bill provides that Gen. Sherman's
orders giving freedmen the lands shall be
confirmed for three years from January
10th, 1865. The owners can make ap.
plication for the restoration of their
lands, provided the occupants consent TO
be removed to other lands, either public
or private. In other respects the bill is
nearly the same as the law now in force.
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John 81.

Having supplied ourselves with a new and
superior lot OF Goods, CT the latest STYLES and
patterns, and having secured from the import
ers many articles OF great beauty and value,
We are now prepared to~nake for the Sprlnr
anu Winter better arrangements, and present
greater inducements to purchasers. than we
have ever before offered. We have 30. 600 val
liable and beautiful articles o. Goods, COM
prlsing Pianos, Watches. Diamonds, plain and
ornamental Jeweiry, and Fancy Goods of
every description, that we will sell at 81 each,
regardless of value or cost.
HOW We DISPOSE OF OUR GOODS.
We have 10000 Oil CoIored Photo.
graphs, comprising every subiect-Reli-
gious- Sentimental, Comic and Fancy-thst
we will sell at Thirty cents each. or four for
One Dollar and with each Photograph We
give two numbered notices The notices are
numbered from | to 5o,ooo,. and put into en-
velOpes. sealed up, and thoroughly mixed
and when Photographs are purchased, two for
each Photograph are taken out and sent wiki
1t. The articles of Goods are numbered from
| to 30, 900, and any article, no matter what
value may be, corresponding with the number
on the notice, will be saut for Two Dollars,
free Of cost. except when sent by express,
then at the expense Of the receiver.
We do assure you that should the notice
correspond with a Piano or other valuable ar
ticles of goods 1t will be sent to the purchas-
er fer Two Dollars.
LIST OF GOODS AT $500 EACH.
Seen Octore Pianos,
Roseu00d MeiodeonS,
Coll Hunting Case Lerer UatcAss,
AIrer Watches,
Diamond Sets,
S2yer Tea Sets,
Slcer Chqtng Dishes,
Sets .Siirey Teaspoons,
q, 0GO Coral, opal 6 Emeroted Brooches
Mosaic, Jet, Lara and Florentine Set
GoM Rings,
Gold Pencils,
T~oothpickS, dc.
Comprisinga list of endless variety md the
choicest quality of Goods. We warrant our
Goods superior 10 any establishment in the
country, and hope ycu vii give us one trial at
least, and if the article is not as represented,
and does not give salts faction. return it, and
we will send your money back.
HOW 10 ORDER GOODS.
Send us Thirty Gents for one Photograph,
or One Dollar for fve-the extra one and two
extra notices to the agent. When an Agent
has sept US $1,000 for Goods and PhOtogra phs,
We viii give one notice and the article il calls
for free of charge; for $500 three notices
free for $1,000 four notices free for $50. 90
. splendid Photographic Album, or six freq
%rotices; or for 5000 a good Silver Watch,
warranted a good time-keeper.
We keep an account of all money sent, and
an Agent can order his commission at any
time.
Be particular and write your address. full
and plain, as We sometimes have orders in our
office for months that Ee cannot answer for
the want of proper directions.
ADDRESS,
BARTHEw & CO..
Box 52i6 New York.
Jan. 3, '6s N.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ce-p.rt-
~ nership heretofore existing between Jas.
u. Souder and Samuel NJ. Elliott, doing bust
ness under the name of Souder s Elliott, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Patterson, IAN 12-St~