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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-27
An UNEARTuLY STORY

From the Stadiordshirc Sentinel.
4 very weird story is current in the hill
country of Stailordshire. We have been I'M
able 70 verify the narrative with anything
like precision, and content yourselves with
relating it as near as possible as IT was told
20 Us by a clergyman. One day last week
carrier, with his horse and cart, was taking
the accustomed journey between Buxton and
Macclesfeld After he had gone some dis
lance he was acosted by a wayiariug man,
who was ploddiEg along the road, who asked
for a lift The carrier took the man up and
then proceeded EDWARDS. After a while the
carrier complained that his hands were cold,
and asked his companion 10 drive for him
for a time. The man consented and took
hold Of the reins Before they had gone
much farther, n stranger on horsehack-thc
horse, by the way, was a white one-over-
took them and rode by the side of the cart
4 conversation was commenced, which very
soon took the direction of the cattle plague.
Its lcyasting effects were discussed, and a
parallel was drawn between ii and other ca
lamitie5. past and future. The stranger on
horseback suddenly became prophetic, say
ING the next year there would be plague or
blight among the corn, which would destroy
the fruits Of the earth, which would be fol-
lowed the next year by a plague among
mankind. Christians he said, would
lie dead by the roadside by hundreds -
yes he added, lowering his voice, and
addressing the holders of the reins, dead
is the man who is sitting by your sideH'
The driver turned, and TO his horror found
that he was sitting by the side Of a corpse.
The stranger on horseback galloped away,
and the temporary driver Of the cart was
left 20 pursue his journey with his melan-
choly burden.
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DAYS

The Loss will be paid in Cash. A standing reward
of one-iourth of the value of every animal in
sized by this Company Is offered for the recovery
thereof Ono Hurried Dollars for the arrest and
conviction of the Thief.
Persons having Animals not insured by this
Company. can, by RENTING FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
giving full description of Animals, and amount of
reward. have One Thousand Hand-bils struck,
and furnished to all our Detective Force IN the
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100000
HOME OFFICE
G4LL1TTN, TENN.

MYTH RESPONSIBLE AGENCIES IN
w every County in Tennessee and very shortly
throughout every Southern State. This Company
insurcs against THEFT or DAMAGE to Stock
while stolen. If not rCcoN cred within
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-27
Annual Rates OF Horses and
NNunNL,..

As the Agents Of the above Company in tho city
Of Nashville, We are now prepared TO receive
applications for insurance Of Live Stock, &c.
NEWSOM. MOORE q CO.,
40 West Side Public Square.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-27

Terribly Sublime Spectacle-A Column Of Fire
One Thousand Feet in Hight and River OF
Flame Thirty-fve Miles Long.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-27

am be happy TO see you again, sir, when
you have any buisiness."-Christia Watch
man
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Interesting Statistics.

Inc following interesting statistics,
showing the average amount of wages
received by persons employed in man
9iactorles in 1865, in the United
states ;. have been compiled by DR.. VIM
Elder, the able statistician ofthe Treas
ury Department:
Value Of total product Of
Tue year..........$1, sS5 SOL $40
Iolal wages pa'd................... 37s, SIS 1866
Iotal wages equal to twenty per cent. Of
total value Ct products.
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Karl Blind, father of the young man
who attempted to assassinate Count
Bismarck, has written a letter to a
London journal, in which he says:
with bleeding heart and bowed down
with grief, l place the crown of martyr
dom on the grave Of him who has been
his mothers pride and delight, and
whom | will ever regard as my true son.
A nobler, more loving nature than his,
it would be impossible to imagine
From love of country and freedom he
was carried away to sacrifice himselfin
order to spare to his fatherland the
miserias of a wicked war. His was a
heart full of devotion, full Of filial kind
ness, full Of the most generous aspira-
tons. If others blame him, let it not
be expected that /, to whom he looked
as to father, should give the right to
any one of saying that lreprobate him,
whose inspirations have been the
purest, and who has Enthusiastically
although to the deepest sorrow of my
disconsolate wife, of myself and my
family-giVen up his young and pro-
missing life in his country's cause"
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PERsoNAL.-R. Z. Stevens, fJr some cigh-
teen months, superintendent, under the
direction Of Brevot Major A. ". Wills, We
regret to learn, has resigned and gone to his
home in Pennsylvania. Mr.. Stevens came
among us a stranger, but remained 50 but a
short time. His quiet aud unassuming de-
mc8nor, with o pleasant and agreeable
manner in his intercourse with the other
members of the Department and the pub
lie, and prompt dispatch Of business, did
not long 60 uuobserved. A large circle of
friends and acquaintances We're soon attract
Oh around him, whom, We think, will not
forget him soon. Tho officer, with whom he
was So closely identified, unhestatingly
bears high testimony to his worth as a faith
full, and efficient and reliable man. As no
small evidence of the esteem in which he
was held, be was presented with a mngnif-
iceut gold watch and chain, by his friends.
On the outer case Of the watch was an appro--
pirate inscription, handsomely engraved.
May good luck attend you, r. f. s., wher-
ever YOU go, is the common sentiment Of
many friends left behind.
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CITY NE VS..

SALE OF Ions IL EDGEFIELD.-Our neigh
boring village Of Edgcfeld is going ahead
rapidly in the way Of extending its limits.
Numbers Of building sites are being dis
posed Of every day. Edgefeld, as place
Of residence, is certainly not surpassed by
any locality contiguous to our city. There
has been charter obtained and a company
organized and now have books open for the
subscription Of stock to build a street rail-
road in that pleasant little village. Thus
additional facilities viii be offered TO those
who are already residents and others who
may elect 10.
BY their advertisement in our paper to-
day, it will be seen that Messrs. ). i. & r.
W. Brown, Anderson, Johnson and Smith,
agents, will sell, on Tuesday, the 18th inst,
some beautiful lots in Stratton and Sey-
rnour's Addition. Let this feet be borne in
mind, that you may not have regrets in
stead Of sites upon which to rear hand
some home.
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CinncInnati, Ohio.-JosEFH b. QUISBT, is
our authorized agent TO receive embellishments and
subscriptions for the Nashville CHsJH.
New Orleans. La.-EUwTN r. OVERALL, Of
the Commercial Reading Room, rs our suthoiized
agent 70 receive Advertisements aad subscriptions
for the Easlrls Uaiga.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. II. ToDD q Co. are
our authorized agents 70 receive advertisements
and subscription for the NashuHs JH.ya.
JONI HoorER a Co Publishers Agents, Al Park
Row, New York, are authorized to contract for ad-
yertlsiBg IN our paper.
JOY, CoE& Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
Ings, New York, and Browns Iron Building Phla-
delphs, are authorized to contract for advertising
in our paper.
SIN. PETTESoIIL Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Park Row, New York, and State street, Boston,
are authorized to contract for advertising in our
paper.
J.s. WILLIAMS, 81 Chestnut street, N. Z. corner
9th Street, e. Louis, No is our authorized Agent
10 receive advertisements and sub cupuons for the
Ma trHs Union.
SHEFFIELD, WING & Co St. Louis, No, are cur
authorized Agents to receive advertisements and
subscriptions Tor The Nashville Union.
G. u. sonyEv, 81 Dearborn street, Chicago, H.,
is our authorized agent TO receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
susFrrE & Coz, Advertising Agents Louisvine
Ky. are orr authorized agents to receive adyor-
tzements and subscriptions fer the NAsHyILLE
UsIoN.
D. C. NclNr1sH, Louisville, Ky, is oar auihor-
iaei agent TO receive advertisements snd suoscup-
tons for the NASHVILLE UaI0E.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

HEGEBAN'5 Ferrated Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
IL Of Calisays Bark, with PyTophosphate cf Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN CO., Chemists aud
Druggists, New York.
FYkOPHOSPHATE OF IRON was introduced by
f. Robquet, Of Paris, in 1858, and received fav0ra
bic notice from the french Academy; it is east y
assimilsted, and not decomposed in the s.omach by
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, and IS not stimulating or lrritsnt.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK is pleas
ant Cordial, possessing the valuable properties Of
Calfaya Bark, and contains eight grains Of the Py-
rophosphsie Of Iron IN each fluid ounce; and in ali
cases, where mild and eticaci0us Iron Tonic is
desired, will be found a most vsluable preparation
SaUples furnished to Physicians on application.
PURE VACCINE CRUST5. selected from healthy
country Children warranted resble.
Hh6EMAN cos Cordial Elixir Calissya Bark.
8enges. All the above sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN & COZ
msrT 6m Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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Self Ahuse,

This vice, which is never prsoticed in
the presence of any ono, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands of the noblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquence or pen TO song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the cOnsti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Il
living skeleton. Nor are those its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call or
Dr.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb26-E
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Fenian Meeting Last Night.
Great Enthusiasm.

Fenian Hall was densely crowded, last
night on the occasion Of the 'qast grand
rally" Of the Irish Republicans. The meet
ing was called to order by D. H. Munday,
who said that he had just heard cheering
news from the front lie then introduced
Mr.. j. D. Sullivan, Head Centre Of the
State.
Mr.. S. addressed The audience at some
length, IN which he explained the object Of
the brotherhood. It meant war on the
British Government, wherever that was to
be found. The ultimate object was the
! liberation Of Ireland.
He referred to the late affair at Fort Erie,
and said that it was not disaster; some had
regarded it 80, but those who we're initiated
into the mysteries Of the movements knew
better. He predicted that the United States
Government would not surrender the Buffalo
prisoners, if demanded.
He said the United States Government
was doing precisely what it must do; it
could not recognize few hundred men as
belligerents; But NOW He KNEW
THERE WAS Az ARMY OF FROM
40 600 TO $4,000 MEN N CANADA; and
they Feuld be recognized as belIigerents.
Reinforcements were being pushed forward
from every direction. Arms, ammunition,
and provisions were abundant, al The pro
per places.
He then appealed to the people 10 come
forward and subscribe TO the Irish bonds,
which was done with some degree Of liber-
ality.
Mr.. S. paid a high compliment 10 Colonel
O'Nenl, ofthis city.
Other speeches were made, when the
meeting adjourned
A grand picnic for the benefit of the
Brotherhood viii be held on Thursday
week.
tennessee ana Colonial hmm Sfa-
'iOh SoCieIy oi Ihe DoaIu
OF directors yesterday
Inc boaId Oh directors Oh the tennessee
aud Coion-al Immigration society, met at
No. ~ Union street. yesterday the Presi-
dent MAJ Ueh' Ihomas' IN the chaH'
TreSeh'--''ens. i o mas ana Johnson ana
Aessrs- Olers' Paramore' watson and +. L.
Chea1nan' the secretary
fA'SF I0 rus
1O0 OOiiiii'''''o ppO'H''o io' 'iie pun PoSe
Of preparing an address, or prospectus"
setting forth the obiecls of the association,
90, - to;,,,. ,,.l,.or,5 40 ,o,ort - mos
~ ~
lie
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
National Military ASYLUM,

The Managers Of the National Asylum for dis
charged volunteer soldiers, authorized by act Of
congress, approved March q, 1866, ask proposals
or sites for Asylums by donation or sale. The
premises mus be suats in one Of the loyal States
contain at Iesss 200 acres of land, and be IN a
healthy location and easy Of access by railroad or
otherwise. 1t is the purpose Of the managers to
erect, without delay, extensive and permanent
buildings fer said Asylums, and Its establishment
VIII be largely advantageous to any section or rail-
road IN the vicinity Of its location.
Plans, spec fcstions, and estimates for Asylum
buildings, including detached cottages, are also
asked for the approval Of the Board. Liberal com
penssdon will be given for the successful plan.
Proposals, plans, specifications, and estimates
the first named to be in writing, containing plot end
description Of ground and terms and conditions Of
transfsr-must be sent to Major General B. F.
BUTLER, at Lowell, Mass, on or before the 10th
day Of June, 1866.
BENZ. F. BUTLER,
President Beard Of Managers.
LEWIS B. GUNCEEL, Secretary.
iune5-:iIl 10Th
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ORIGINAL Attachment..NO 294
John q. MIhgan vs.. Andsy Mlsaps.

IT appearing from the affidavit fled in ;his case
that ths defendant 20 conceas himself or afzcouds
that the ordinary process cannot be served on him;
Itls therefore ordered tEal publication be inside tlr
four Fuc.esslye weeks Ia the Nashville Cn.on. no
tying the ssii kndcy Mlsapg 70 appear before
Jonn MIN s, sJUstce oi the Peace IN Msd sonvlle.
Monroe eoubty, Tennessee. on the l6th day of
June, 1896 70 answer {. 81 and there the said AZ.
tachm, Ii IS the lsg directs, or the same will be
taken a. confessed and heard * pa-te as 70 him.
This the 9th dag Of December ISIS.
IaaTis-4gH JOHN MINIS, J. P.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The case of Mr.. Payne,
charged with murder, was continued till
August next, the defendant being held to
bail in the sum Of $4,000. Messrs. John
D. James, r. A. Barns, and Ed. Payne, be-
ing his securities.
The case Of Albert Harrington, aud John
Lellis, charged with robbery, is in pro-
Uress.
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Pic Nc FoR TIE BENEFIT GF NAMED
Confederate soLDIERs.--A grand Pic Me
will come off at Edgefeld, this afternoon,
for the benefit of MANNED Confederate sol
diers, who are without means, and unable
10 live by their own exertions. It matters
not what we may think Of the cause in
which they were engaged they but repre-
scented the popular idea, and lost their limbs
IN doing what they deemed their duty and
it but proper that they should be aided.
A large number Of Southern notables viii
be present, and pleasant timei expected,
If the weather is favorable, as We hope il
Will be
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CALLED MEETING OF THE CITY Council
The Mayor yesterday convened both
branches Of the City Council, but no 90
rum being present no business was trans
acted. We understand that the object was
20 consult regarding the disposal Of the city
bonds authorized by the Legislature.
Both boards are again called for three
n,clncl- Ibis afternoon
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GONORRHOEA.
STRUCTURES.

This difficulty cured few without nauseng medicines or painful m
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPEPs- sf,,,r.l -
collect that hundreds Of dollars' Eortb m t,rsi-
Provision &C., are annually DESTROYED ~ Pc
Nice, Ants, and other insects and VsrmI6-sU 81
"C0sTAa's' Rat Roach, Ant A. Eyts-r-l--i,. ~
bOug ht and used freely
ns-See 'CosIAE's' advertisement above.
SS-5old 10 Nashville, Tenn. by " "a O. u
SMITH. and al Druggists snd Desfers - 70 ~
marchl7-3ra day
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EXCURSION TO LooEoUT MoUNTAIN.-A very
large number Of persons are availing
themselves Of the present opportunity to
visit Lookout Mountain, and spend few
days among its classic precincts. No sec
ond opportunity viii present itself, audI we
advise all who can possibly spare the time.
to pay the place q visit on this occasion.
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The Henderson Case.

The Henderson case took a new turn, yes
terday. The time having arrived for the
hearing Of the habeas corpus case, before
no preferred, now that the trial had pro-
crossed SO far, to have it completed before
the military commission, and proposed to
withdraw the application for habess cor
pus but this was refused by Gen. Gillen,
and the Judge Advocate, who desired that
the matter might be at once tested in the
Civil Courts. Mr.. II. viii repair to Louis
Vile this morning, and the military court
has adjourned till Monday.
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Wantad.

A CENTS wanted IN every town and paf,hbor.
n hood, Tor "IHE GREAT LABOR sAVkR-" a
ns9 eflele 20 g=est demand, worth SZJ b anv
amily- Secured By patent and very saieas'e
Agents, male and feFnaie are u1axfrg s. III sI0 ~
dsy Eiin capital o. So SO. Any persoB hsying
l.e' ssAie -ihe' vii IND q pleasant and PROSE
au-'- 'eA4 stamps Tor circulars and return NOS
Sc aH.lls'' WAYVELL
HH1 '-'ui Box 8TsI Chicago, in.
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A very large Spring Stock of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and Windo'0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRTTT & HILL,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhS-tf Opposite Maxwell Hote
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BILLIARD TABLEs.-W. II. Griffith, Of Is6,
Fulton street, New York, manufactures the
best patent combination billiard tables in
the country. They are perfect in every re
spcct, and are coming into use everywhere.
See advertisement.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from a distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad
vertisement given in this paper, of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderick street.
AnriII2-tf.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SNATCH! SRATCHl
WHEATgN'S OINTMENT

WIN Cure the Itch in 4S X ours.
Also cures SALT RFEUM, ULCERS, Chill
RLAINS and all ERUPTION5 OF The SKIN
Price 80 cents. For sale by al druggists. BY send
ing go cents to WEEKS & Pot iEN, sole Agents.
10 Washington street. Boston, twill be forwarded
10y mail, free OF postage, to any part Of the U1ited
States. jIne5 On
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EDGEFIELD STREET RAHRoAD.-Books Of
subscription to this road are now open at
the State Insurance Company, Second Ma
tional Bank building. The road will be
built this summer, if the people subscribe
literally.
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Though there are already large number Of Pc
rlodlcal Publications Of the kind we propose 70 is
sac and there therefore no positive necessity for
the establishment Of another, stl / we intend %
a vacanCY IN Ehls connection which has long been
felt, @ the injury OF many meuiorous sheets
Ii Is imuossIbe &c the present time 10 cb'sin any
rsaT OF he least merit for less than Three Dollars
lsr gnnunn and illustrated for not less than
rour Dollars. Our intention D., therefore to sue
Iourra OF the same Sis as "Hsrper's, % or Frank
Ie.lie's.' The contents OF which shall be equal 10
thers In merit and % charge but bali Of their prce,
namely. Two iolars per year We hall ann TO
present q weekly history Of passing events, Illus
trsted hv woodcuts 10 the highest style o. the art,
and Interpreted with Original Novels, Romances,
Tales, Adventures, Concise Biographies, LAUGH
able Anecdotes W.T., Humor, rlalb-s lni1lllatle
Caucstur.s s. Literary, Personal and scienuhc
Items. etc, etc
In thus charging so small q sum Tor Their parer,
the Publishers Of The "MIuoT % the Times eX-
poet % be rewarded with sab cIlpton list whifh
stia.l simply remguerste them Tor tler Necessary
uulHJ % Coth ''l nd ana Matter
Subscription Price for one year, 81 90.
" months / -.
No Free Copies. No advertisements inserted
Address al Subscriptions snd Editorial matter 70
". s. SANFORD &CO.,
may9-d2t VT Publishers, Boston, Mass,
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Chantery Sales at McMinnVllle

In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn
TX b Il aed Vim T White, Exits Of VIM White,
deceased,
H NJ Wa'erson.
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SoUTH-NAsHvILLE STREET RAILRoAD.-The
managers Of this road will put in fourteen
additional horses to-day, and make the
round trips in three quarters Of an hour, in
stead Of an hour, as heretofore. This viii
make the run less than twelve minutes
apart. The managers are enterprising men.
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ARRESTED or A CHARGE or HoEsE STEAL
TSG.-Chas. Bees was before Esq. Patterson,
yesterday, on a charge Of horse stealing.
lie was sent 70 Jail toawait an examination
On Saturday.
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outhouses, and about Fifty OF sixty acres Of land,
belong NJ 70 VIM. a. Ago, adjacent to the Town oil
McMlnnvllle Sale on a credit Of twelve months,
except Fifty Dollars cash Sold upon II months
time tc avoid the right Of redemption. al the IN
stance Of complainant
J. F. MORFORD, CAM.
sprlll-6tW prs fee s. 60
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPER5 troubled with vermin need
be 20 no longer, If they us5 "C0srAR'sr ExtermIpa-
Tor. we have used % b our sati- action ami n
DoT oost -, We would have It, We have tried roi-
sons. but they effected nothing; but "Costar'sr Ar
hcie knocks the bres N on Of Rate Nice. Roche
Ante and Bed-BuRs quicker than We can y--.fe n
(OhOl GCzefta.
ssg-see 'CosIAR's7 ad7ertsemert abora-
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Sec a Momnn

In another column picking samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admira-
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the
hrst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
It is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. [dec2l- tst6weOwly.
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NUNNELEY TAVERN,

on a ere dit Of SIX and twelve months without the
night Of redemption. One hundred dollars cash
vii be required Al The time OF sale. Bond and Sc
curly required, ana a lea retained.
+. MORFORD, G an.
aprIlll-6tW prs fee S. 60
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LOT OF GROUND.

yingBesr the Depot Al Nom unyile, on a credit o.
twelve months. sold on twelve months credit to
avoid the ght q redemption, 81 the instance ol
complainant Bond and county viii b required,
snd a lien retained.
J. F. MOFFORD, Clerk Master.
aprilIl-6tw. prs fee s. 90