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Southern cotton Markets,

CHARLESTON, Dec. :. P. M.--The cotton market
ding uplands SIC.
SAVANNAH, Dec. s.--There has been more ener-
~ IN the cotton market. Sales to-day were 300
bales, on basis OF SIC for Liverpool middling,
and S2G3219c for New York middiing.
MOBILE, Dec. 7.-Sales for the week, 7,4OO
bales; receipts. do, lO4l7 bales; exports DO,
2,Sl9 bales; stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared, 6O,yy3 bales; stock unsOld, AZ 900 bales
Sales to-day, 300 bales middIing 30c There
IS a good demand, and the market is easy at quo
tahOns.
AUGUSTA, Dec, S.-The market was stagnant
and transactions too limited to Justify quota
tons. The sales of the day were ~ bales at
prices ranging from 29c to Sic. The receipts
were 325 bales.
q, COLUMBUS, ia, Dee Middlings sold at 2l9
26c. Receipts, largest Of the season. S23 bales
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Why Delay purchasing your Coal until you
are entirely out and the weather biting cold.
when knight Bros. No. 49 Church street. are
selling their choice Round Coal at ONLY SO 90
PER LOAD delivered in any part of the city.
ln,g
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For Christmas Glfts.-Toys, Dolls. Fancy
Goods. Work Boxes False Faces. and Willow
Ware IN great variety.
GUSTRATR 4 ScRHF.
dccZ-3o p Union street.
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Just Received, large assortment of Ladies
Dress Eurs and Hats at LAEDE & Bro. 8,
nbTl-2m fl North College street
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White Pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bros, on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
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Choiee GroeerIes at Totten's. Arrived
At last. the following carefully selected and
ichly prepared goods, which he is selling very
low Cor cash, at Wholesale and retail; Fresh can
ned fruits green peas. corn. egg plunbs. green
CAGES, shaker preserves. Euava jelly, calves feet
Jelly. CoX's gelAtine serated crackers. dried
plumbs, blackberries and currants, cat meal sage.
tapiooa, satinslOss starch, Java. Laguayra. Mo
cha. MaHoabo and Rio eoaees Also. imported
and domestic wines and brandies, at W W
Tottens. q and Q COLLEGE street. Nashville.
Il
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THE FREE LETTER DELIVERY SYSTEM.
There are seven letter carriers, who de-
Iiyered during the month Of November let
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THos. s. MARR, Pres't. l.. TARBo1, Cash r.
NATIONAL SAVINGS, COMPANY.

UOrner Union and COIIege STREETS.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money. These quotations. liable to auctuate but
may DO depended on a sufficient length Of time for
remittances to be received by mail or express il for
warded without delay.
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LOUI5IANA.

For Cairo, ". LOuIs, Memphis and
and New Orleans.
THE SPLENDID PASSENGER
i Packet TYRONE. Tea HARNAS, saaf.SIfa
Master. WASH WEAyEs, Clerk. Wiliil
leayeas above on TUESDAY. the 1lth inst, at
y o'clock n.
For freight or passase apply on board or 10
C0RBRTf X BOYD, Ag'ts,
No. q Upper Wharf
4t- "a HARRISON 4 SONS, Ag'ts,
dec9-2t No. y Upper Wharf.
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but are fully insured from loss. A build
ing occupied as a saloon and billiard room
was also consumed. -Loss unknown. Three
or four frame buildings were torn down 10
keep the FIRE from spreading, and which
proved fortunately successful. The resi-
dence Of DR.. fowler was saved by great
effort
The loss sustained BY this most disas-
trous FIRE we are unable to state definitely,
but il viii probably reach as high as one
hundred thousand dollars.
The calamity has thrown a shade Of
gloom over the community of that quiet
and lively town. The citizens have our
sincere and heartfelt sympathies.
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Heavy RObbery-Ss,2 $50 Taken frOm 1
HOuse by Armed RunIans.

A~~---~--~-Ns
\ On Saturday a man named Reuben
Sanford, who resides in the vicinity Of the
village Of Nolensville fifteen miles from
this city, was robbed Of two thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars, FIVE hundred of
which was in gold Mr.. Sanford has
been living some time with his fathers
family, in whose house the money was de-
posted. On Saturday last, while Mr.. Sand
ford and his three brothers were absent on
a 'possum hunt, several miles from the
dwelling, three armed rnffians came 10 the
house, and while one of them kept guard at
the door, the Others entered the house, and
threatening TO kill the old gentleman and
his wife, the only occupants at the time, if
they attempted any Interference, ransacked
the house, and getting possession of the
money left with all haste. II is pretty well
known who we're connected with this high |
handed outrage, but whether they can be |
brought TO justice or not is uncertain.
Mr.. Sangford and his brothers were in
dueed % go ont on the sporting expedition /
by a man who is suspected of being con-
nected with the gang who perpetrated the
deed,
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SALE OF FORT JONES,
Chattanooga. Tennessee,

l.. 5. ESGINEER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. TsNN., Dec. 6. 1855
&EALED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- st this Othce until Thursday, December en-
100, l2r the purchase Of Fort Jones. situated
near Ihe Union Depot. at Chattanooga. Tenn
This Fort contains a large amount of cut and
stressed stone, one magazine and other fixtures
Proposals should be addressed to Breyst MAJ.
Ieo, BURROUGHS. Corps Engineer U. s. A. Box
IS5, Nashville. Tenn" Prop6saIs shonld give ne
poSteuhce address. plainly written BY parties
BY command Of Mai Gen. THOMAS. USA
GEORGE BURROUGHS
Captain Of Engineers and Bvt. Major n. : A
dec9-5t - - -
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The Best Blacksmith Coal in the city
for sale by Knight Bros. at Twenty Cents per
bushel. Also packed in hogsheads ready for
shipment in a moments notice. does
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ANOTHER TRANSLATION or HOMER.-
Prof. Blackie, Greek Professor in Edin-
burgh University. has published transla-
ton Of Homer. He has endeavored therein
to initiate the Homeric sound and rhyme
One familiar line is thus rendered
But silent went TO the billowy beach Of the vast
and yoioeful sea.
And another is rendered thus:
With heavy sound he fnote the ground. and his
armor rattled Ger him.
Since the death Of VIM. Mure, Of Cald-
well, Prof Blaekie has been accounted the
most accurate Of Greek and Homeric sehol-
ars living.
we clip the above notice of the brother
Of our friend Professor Blackie. of this city,
from the New Orleans PieuyuRs, and are
glad 10 learn that the eminent translator of
Aexbylus is still by his guns.
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Inscriptions beautifully stamped in gold
on Holiday Books. by Marshall & Bruce, %
Deaderick street. decglw
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Boots and SHOES cheap AT 20 PabIle

BOOts and SHOES Cheap al 10 Public
Square.-In consequence OF a contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be be consumer or a merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself as | am quite in
earnest to give bargains MAX. L. GUrrNASN.
sep6f No. 20 Public Square.
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Cedar Posts ana Fencing Lumber,
eornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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EVERY TRAVEL Err

-
CHOU ID PROCURE A REGISTERED
- Ticket or Policy of the Railway Passenger
Assurance Company. Of Hartford the same hav-
ing large Cash Capital All the Accident Com
panies Of note in the United States having been
consolidated into this one
A 5000 Ticket for one day costs only o cents
For three days. only IS cents For FIVE days, only
81 . cents. For ten days. only $3.50 cents: and so
on for thirty days. These Tickets, cover not only
Travelling Accidents, but all others. They are
printed on soft paper, as easily folded up and
put in your pocket books as bank note, and each
one has upon it, back a perfect Miniature Policy
% For sale at the General Railroad Ticket Office
corner of Church and Summer streets, opposite
the ST. Cloud Hotel, Nashville.
JOSEPH NASH,
noVs-lm Agent Of the Company
NOTICE.
M H. STOCKWEI.H., OF NEW YORK
w is admitted partner in our business from
this date. The style firm will remain as here
tOfOre.
HAMILTON d CUNNINGHAM.
NASHVILLE. Dee. !. 1866.
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R e M o " A L.
DIR. L. L. COLEMAN
DRUGs. MEDICINES. PERFTMERY.
FANCY GOODS.

And other articles usually sept in such sctab-
lishmsnis, Which be 0fers ~ the lowest cash
prices. Ihe Goods are fresh and genuine.
Mr.. CHARLES 4. kISTiNE, formerly Book
keeper and Preaeripti0nist q the Drug Store q
X. p. jenkins 4 Co.. L. with Or. e., and WI
take pleasure IN waiting upon hn nums-2us
friends.
Prescriptions promptly and seouratsly oou-
pounded az all hours. def7-4
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To COnsumptives.-Ths Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks, BY q
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with 4 severe hung affection, and that
dread disease, COnsumptiOn-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To an who desire it, be win send copy Of the
prescription used. free Of CHARGE with the d.
reetiOns for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sUKR CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser IN sending the Prescription, Is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he eonceiyes to be invAluable and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy as il will cost
them nothing, and may prove q blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG Kings county. New York.
octZ3-ly
NinesiI- From the LoSGwoRrH Vineyard
and Wine House, Cincinnati
W. p. a 4. ?. ANDERSON, Proprietors.
Golden Wedding Sparkling CaIaWba,
Dry CRtHWba, Isabella, etc.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods. and for purity and boquet are excelled yb
none-either native OF foreign.
Sold.by
AROHER CHEATHAN Co.
kLINE 4 SHERMAN.
K. b. CHEATHAM & Co.
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STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
Foreign and Domestic ySfaes and
Liquors, Etc., Etc

Close buyers VII find II to their interest TO call.
Orders accompanied with the cash viii meet prompt
attention. OhA BROTH D. HS,
=. corner Broad and Market streets. Nashville
0ctI4-3m
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SITUATED ~ MILES FROM TIE CITY,
- on the 4allatin Pike, containing six Reres OF
land. magnikcently improved. and ornamented
with fruits. flowers and shTubbeTy,
Is FOR SALE.
Inquire Of NEWsoM, GLOVER 4 co.
decS-2T n North Cherry street.
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MARKETS By FELFGRAPH.

New YOFIC stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dee. lO.-Money easy at soc per
cent. Goid Is q shade easier. opening at l37l4
advancing to l3l24, and closing at 1879. Gov
eminent stocks are dropping.
New York Bank Statement.
6NEw YORK. Dee. lO.-Dscrease in loans. 81 1911. =
e4i; decrease IN specie, S374,957; increase in cir
3ulatiOn, s4OO 5Oi; decrease in deposits S. PIP -
S.; deereasein legal-tenders, S58s.6Ol
cincinnati Market.
CLEoENATI. Dec. lO.-Flour quiet; superGne
~ OOglO 70. Mess pork frmer at $40 %. Hogs
advanced y per cent; receipts, SIS. Cotton is
nrm at 9ke5O12c. Risky quiet at 30c in bond.
Gold l3S.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEw York Dee l0.-The dry goods market IS
quiet and depressed. Prints are very auiet, but
Yield firmly for new styles at l51z@20c. Ticks are
rather more active. Delaines Of few makes
have met with some sale at a considerable re-
ductlOn. Other cotton goods are quiet for the
moment, but prices are more or less nominal tor
cash and large orders.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. Dee. 10 Cotton is more active.
Flour is dull at S 4OalO 80 for common to me
dunn extra Western. Wheat closed quiet ami
Steadler at 81 ~ for Milwaukee. Corn is llg2c
better. Oats quoted at 63d64e for new Ohio.
Pork dropping at so O6 for old. Dressed hogs
firm at S59geJzc. lrl.
Louisville Market. EH-s
LOUISVILLE Dec lO-Sales 4G hhds tobacco;
cotton 386301zc
New Orleans Market. f- 3d. d.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec l0.-Cotton is in good de-
mand at @@3Oc for low middling, and &c for
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate,

DURsUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST. 81
ecuted By Morris kaTgsf, o. me 9th
ne ReqiTfer's once of Davidson county, ln
book 81. page 66. ! will expose g. pub
~ ME al the Courthouse door, ID Nash
viIfs "a "Wednesday, The isth December, l15a
VI ne rirbt. title and Interest the said Morris
EarEer has IN and ~ . certain piece Of ground
IN s6ufh Summer street. z short distance south
sfthe residence Of Dr.. q. X. W inston. ami fr0nt-
inK on Summer 2JI5a feet. and running bBcS 10
feet Reference IL made % said deed o. tFust.
and the sale il made iree from redemption.
Sale a. Courthouse. % 4 o'clock. r., Dscom
ANSON NELSON.
dse3-2W. Trustee.
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WING. TOBEY < co., Bankers and Dealers
in Cold, Silver, Government stocks and Compound
Interest Notes. ... ....
CLOSING Prices. .-
NASHVILLE, Nov. 20, 1850.
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salnrIay. 49, 20. 50.
James T. Armstrong ct ais. vs.. Robert NJ.
Porter ct ais.
saturday, December %. Isss.

IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THr
Il Chancery Court at Nashville in the Above
named cause, wiz sell az the COur, House Sc
on
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SniuraAy' December 29, 1855,
9 lot on Spring street. in Edgsfeld, described 4,
follower beginning on Spring street at the
corner Of a part Of lot sold 20 Sam1 Sparkman.
and running thence along Spring street toward
the hlte's Greek Turnpike road % feet b :
stones thence at right angels from said street lis
feet 10 the southern line Of lot No. 2 Ia Wet
more's plan Of Edgefsid; thence with said line
east 4O feet to SparkmanB corner: thence With
SParkman's line 10 he beginning"
TERMS: Six months credit note requirei
with two approved securities. bearing infssref
from day Of sale. and lien retained. Snls frss
rom redemption. MORTON B. HOWELL
decs-d Clerk and Mastsr.
Ellen Desha ". Thomas Russell. Il aIs.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF Tux
ChaneeTy Court al Nashville ia the ahov.
named cause. | viii sell at the Courthouse IA
Nashville. on
Saturday, December 90. IsG6.
tract Of land containing Is acres, on the water
OF Indian and Mill Greeks In the sixth CiyiI
District Of Davidson county, adjoining tho
lands Of h0bt. hay6eld, John Briley Tibiths
Bond, Newton Briley aud others. See purtirular
description IN Book No 90 pags 81 Of the
ReRisterg once.
TERMS OF sALELsix months credit Note
required With two approved securities. and a
lien retained. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL. ...r
dscs-td Clerk and Master.
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Saturday, December %. IsGG.

IN pursuance Of decree Of the Chancsry Court
= az Nashville, In above named case. I will sell
al the Courthouse. at Nashville, on
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TN, PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
4 Chancery Court at Nashville In above nau,sl
cause, 1 val offer at public sale, AZ the Court
House st Nashville, on
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Yellow Pine Flooring, at low prices, cor
ner of CrnMfnrd md North G,,r,rnnr 40 Lac
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Building Lumber of all kinds, corner Of
Crawford and North Summer streets. ltf
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Commercial Bank ......-i8
Farmers Bank Of n.
CAr0lina ..................EZ
Merchants Bank.....-..3j
Bank Of ROXbOrO' ........26
Miners and Planters
Bank. .2j
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There is not, as will appear from Mr..
Chambers bill and the Controllers report,
much disposition to add to the volume of
the currency, and those who depend upon
Congress to authorize large and Sudden
issues of irredeemable paper money are
ore sanguine than the facts warrant.
We are continually told that the wheat
crop of the present year was a very short
one, and that the price of -four mist con-
Time high. The receipts of -four and
wheat at the great receiving points in the
West do not establish the short crop theory.
For instance, the .olloEing will show the
comparative recs Apts of -four and grain at
the ports of Milwaukee, Chicago, Toledo,
Detroit and Cleveland, from Jan. l TO Dec.
l, 1865 and 1866:
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IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF TRg
= Chancery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause, will sell at the Court House 81
Nashville, on
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The property owned BY the late firm Of Ellis a
Moore, and formerly owned By Dr. d. r. scott
being Lots Nos. 9, 10 and II. near the Busna
y ista Springs. These LOts front $50 yar,ls on
the Buena Vista turnpike road. and run back
between parallel lines 27j yards. Lot Ne. a.
contains ~ acres and 81 poles, and hos upon b
tanning nine rooms and furnished with IN ths
modern Improvements. The out houses, smoke
house. stables, etc, are substantially built 81
brick. On Lot No. 9. is an Artesian yell. which
OF these lands may be seen at my Office. Puroha-
sers are requested 20 examine the property. ID
Is an elegant suburban residence, and the
Nursery, etc.
TERMS.--One- third Of the purchase money ia
cash. and the residue on credits Of one and two
years, with interest from date. Notes required
with approved security and 4 lien retained
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL.
decS-td Clerk and Master
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Seasoned Popular Lumber, corner {
Crawford and North Summer streets Itf
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ORR BROTHERS,
WI ALE ROGERS

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Agents for the ssls Of LAUREL HILL SHIRT
1HGS, Hope Mills and Riehlahd ManufacturinE
Compahys COTTON TARNs. e1c
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Saturday, December %. uses.


TN. PURSUANCE OF A DECREE Oh Tue
= Chanoery Court at Nashville in the above
named case, l will again offer az public sale
az the Courthouse at Nashville on
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Bearing in mind the regular monthly redue
ton OF legal tenders at the rate Of S. eco 900 per
month, as provided by law, an increase of ma
tional currency not to exceed s25, 00OO geo, to be
issued at the rate of 81 ,oOOO0O or S20OO,OOO per
month, would probably meet all the wants of all
the States for two years 10 come. As this seems
to be the only practicable method for the accom-
plishment Of what is generally admitted TO be
desirable end il is respectfully recommended to
the favorable Consideration Of Congress"
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ARCHKR CHEATHAM & Co,
kLINE 4 SHERMAE.
X. B. CHEATHAN & Co.
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IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Il Chancery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause, and by reason Of the failure Of tho
former purchaser 20 comply with the tcrins Of
De sale. / viii again ofer at public sale 10 The
BOurt House, on
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The weather yesterday was cold and wintry,
the thermometer standing several degrees below
the freezing point throughout the day. There
were nine FEET on Che shoafs last evening and
the river slowly falling. The following is our
port
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CHANCERY SALES
Saturday, Dee. 20, 1866.

j. L. Gleayes, Admir-, IS. the Heirs anI
Creditors Of f. II. IollicOfier, decd
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Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 9th inst. as follows: 10000 ex-coupons
at 7O3c, $4,000 at 7Osc, $4,000 at 7O3c,
S25, 900 new at 7Olc; and on the 9TH: $4,000
new at G9!c and $2l 900 at zoe.
The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 9TH inst reports that feverish incerti-
tude has been produced among money
lenders by rumors that the government is
selling goldand drawing greenback into the
treasury with view to the disbursement of
currency interest on the 10Th inst The
New York Times says:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-25
IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
i OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY.

Joseph Miliken ! No 30 March Term 1868
EJecrment for specific Per
William Sirwell. }formancrs. Sheriff returns
William Decker. & defendants not found. and
NJ p. Morse. no person in possession of
premises Now. Goth of March 1866. Plaintiff by
his Attorney, m"ves for rule on Defendants to
appear and plead 10 the action. and order of pub
iication in accordance with the provisions Of the
Act Of Assembly. II SwoJPE. Pif s., Atty.
Now. 20 Of Margh 1858. Rule granted on he
f-ndauts to appear nd plead to the above stated
action of ejeciment ior a cert tin piece of land
lying Anderson5 creek. in Clear6eid county
Pa. (being part of a large tract known War
rant No 572I. and the same premises which the
Plaintiff Joseph Miiiiksn. agreed 10 convey t. the
Defendants i'll ,nsiieraton Of the sum of $1,000
by sriicin of agreement dated the 18th April.
IS65,) returnabie at juno Term i86i.
Rule to be published in one newspaper in the
County of Clearhc!d sixty days before the return
day thereof aud inserted at least three times. n
accord nee with the provisions Of the act of As
semply in such made and provided
March 2S. 1886 BY the Court (W. G F
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F5NO THF SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF
Il CLEAKFTEI.U COUNTY :-tE.TLEAES: In
purs uauce of ihe forty-third section OF the act of
the 9Th OF May, 1894, you are hereby uhel T.
meet in conventh.n. AT the court house, in Clear
field on the first Tuesday in May. 4 u. 1865. be-
ing the first day of the month, at | o'clock in
the afternoon. and select ytoy v3cs. by majority
of the whole number Of directors present one
person of literary and scientific requirements
and OF skill and experience in the Of teach
ing. as County Superintendent for the three sue
ceeding years; determine the amount of com; en-
sation for the same. and certify the result To tbe
State Superintendent at Harr risburg, as required
by the thirty ninth and fcrticih sections OF said
act. G B. SANDFORD. Co. Supt
p. s Directors will besr in mind that the day
of holding the election is changed from the srsi
Monday to the first Tuesday in May.
Ciearieit Pa April II, 1866. BIT