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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-10
In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
MARCH RULES, lses.
jesse S. McClln,
vs.. Gross Bill.
Tav,au M~rsi.f,. - -


IN TINS cause 4 appearing 10 The Clerk and Mas.
Ter that the defendants James MeCisIp WIN a
ncSlsls, James K Ioney and vile Jane A., Susan
and Elizs6eth Mclean, Iast three rniror cSii5rs5
o. John y Mccain, decd are non residents OF he
state OF tennessee, that the ordinary process OF
Az ca hos o served upon them; Itistberefore or
weeks, IN the Nashville Unsop. a pesssspeT pub.
lisned ~ ne city q Nashville, Tennessee reduir.
ing sud Defendants 70 appear At the August term OF
tle SiiAneely Sourt Of Smith county, 10 be held A.
CAftna.te; On NE third Monday In August, 1855 70
answer tie Cross Bill OF A. MeClain sgsinsf than
and otlers OF the same viii be taken for confessed
and set Tor near ng eIparte As 70 them.
fnarze-AA ID. II. CAMPBELL, G. & NJ
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gashrillE sNlliol.


RATABLK IN knvt1ov
TIM Lu1 o. La 3 s- e. ~ -Eek.
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MarshaL's Sale.

DY virtue Of wit Of ia, TO me directed, from
ID the Circuit Court Of United States, or tie Mid
die district Of Tennessee, issued az It's Octouer
te m, lsC5. viii on Saturday, the l4th day OF ApT
1885, Commencing at 10 O'Clock a IN, Sell at Public
Auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand at
the Court house door 10 Nashville, Davidson county,
AL the right tile, interest, clam and estste which
j. b. Phi OW has ID snd 10 the following disoIlbed
real estate, w. certain tract or parcel Of Land
situated, lying and being IN the county Of Marry,
State Of Tennessee, on the South side Of Duck uYer
and on the Wsters OF Little Blgby creek, beginning
one pole East Of the creek at a sycamore; thence
North Is degrees, West 50 poles 70 stake; thence
West ls4 poles 10 stake, oak ash and elm pointers
thence SOulh il3 poles % a sake and d5gwoLd 10
Gideon Pillows line; thence kast 253 poles to an
I'm and black walnut thence North degrees, West
~ poles TO 8 box elder; thence North q degrees,
West 90 poles to an ssh; thence to the beginning
containing IN said bounds l67 acres, more or less 20
satisfy an execution against said Pillow and W. j.
Dale. and in favor Of Cochran & Co.
mRr6-W4t Err. GLASCOCK, NJ. NJ. d T.
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No 266

DOR sALE-BRICK DWELLING OF 4 rooms.
Il dining room. kitchen and servants room. Lot
ssxi5O North MARKET street, next south of dEsuing
formerly ocoupisd b. 81. Powers. Pnes g. isl-
3, 100 cash balance IN and ysars.
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No. 266.

EHOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE ia Edgeaeld o
II GOOD rooms, lot 5oNlI0, third house on Gala
90 Pike. PTcs 81 50o--yk go cash balance In ons
year interest and hen. Apply 70
Il. @. sC0VEI., Real Estate Agent
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No. 264.

LOkSALE-one and half story BRICK HOUSE,
~ No. lei- vest side Of South Cherry 5,rsst Glh
v ard OF four Toome-tlF0 up, and two down stairs
d dlslt eaier, good fence, store room and closet
Lot 80xlG3 Price 8, 900 81 90 cash. balance Ia G
aud Y months; interest and lien.
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nei ne Undersigned, have This dsy adous..d fls
Apore rs.es ior Advertising 70 winch % 80 or.
selves strictly 70 sdhere - D-4 0oi-
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING On
SOAh WALLACE, lor Shs rsrozleh. -
nAkhfs WfNHAM 90. fnf Puer,
BILL JONES A CO., for Gazette
Melville, TENS.. Sept 81 lsss
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In Smith County Court, at Carthage.
FEBRUARY RULES, isse
y - aN14cls ailu HORACE
-.
Pauline Reaves and others.
J Petition.

Pauline Rsayes and others.
y MS cause, and on motion Of complainsui's
Clerk, tASi deiendants J. Mseicrkiis, Judish j.
Nag oeA ,,a kuth c. Msglockln, Pauline ReaFes,
Adsine hestess Jane Keaves. and khoda Reasss
are non-residants Of the State Of Tennessee and
residents Of the State Of Kentucky 80 thar The or
binary process OF Law cannot BE- served upon them.
II : tnefeiore ornered thst pabtcaten be made
lor tour consecutive weeks. IN the Nashville Union
= neSspaper published 4 the city % Nashville
fennessee, requsEing SAID aeIendanis % appesr be-
lore NE CoHnfy Court Of Smith county, Tednezsea
e. the Court house N the town Of CafthsRa On The
nrst Monday IN April next, 1865. tAen snd tlere 10
pieads snsEor or demur % compiaina1tss petition
or ths same vii - taken for confessed sud sef
down Tor hesllng expAEte, g. % them.
+. W. TURNER,
fee2I-Ess Clerk Of enith County Court.
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Original Attachmsnt..NO 2s4
John 3. Milhgsn vs.. ADdoy MTlssns

john q hllkSn " Andey Mllsaps.
IT appearing from the sfndsvit fled ii this case
that ne defendant 50 coneesis himself or sf.,opds
that the ordinary process cannot be served on him;
Il - therefore crdered thsi pahlcston Be made for
four successive weeks IN the Nashville UEion, no.
tying the sad Andey Misspst 70 sppear before
John Minis, aJnsbce o. the Peace il MsdisonEille
Monroe county, Tennessee, On the 10th day OF
June, fsd6s % snsEeT teen and there the sad At
tachmenf as The law directs, or the same vii be
taken Is confessed snd beard e1 paFte ~ 10 him.
his ne sh dsy 81 December, is65.
nAsis-stW JOHN MINIS, Up.
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posss for the week ending April 5, and sine
the beginning Of the wear:

porss for the week ending April 5, and sine
The beginning Of the year:
1884 1855 ISee
For the week. S. l77. o25 s., sQI ,742 Ss.05s 45s
Prev.Ieportt 81, 79is 900 5l,i26e93 s6ols g75
Since Jan Siss 9ss rs SIS AZ. SIS SCI, s5e. 81
Tho exports Of domestic produce for the
week include III bbls pot ashes, .lss b. is
beeswax, Is 500 bbls whest aour, 81 bbls rye
-four, 1874 bbls corn meal, I7,452 bush
wheat, 22,73S bush oats, / ,9oo bush peas,
IL, so2 bush corn, J, 225 pkgs candles, I6, COZ
bales cotton, 740 bales hay, Is bbls spirits
turpeutine, 3, s73 bbls resin, 7,2s5 bbls tar,
50 gallons whale oil, 50 gallons linseed oil,
4ss ,7sl gallons Petroisum, 1906 bbls pork,
52S bbls and 400 tcs beef, ! ,557 ,2S7 lbs cut
meats, u ,4ss lbs butter, 49, 1873 lbs cheese,
ZOE 4 o. lbs lard, loz bbls rice, 81 hhds and
6ls other pkgs crude tobacco, 10, 766 lbs
manufactured DO.
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No. 236.

EIOR sALE-4s3< feet, corner Vine and TTpiop
streets, opposite the residence Of Mrs. Ex-Pre-
ndent Pc 3. Prcs $500 per foot. A noble spot Tor
q hne residence.
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MaFshaI's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ Of + IA. to me directed from
ID The Tcut C0uri o. the United States, for the
Middle District of Tennessee, at its October term,
ls66 VII sell, on Saturday, the 18th day nf April
ls66, commencing a. 10 o'clock 3 NJ, at Public Auc-
ton TO the highest bidder, for cash IN hand, at the
Court house door % Nashville davidson county, all
the light, uuej claim, interest and estate which "
Il. Horn Son nave in and 20 the following dseri0-
ID real estate, viz Lot No II, in living Addition
70 the city Of Nashville, fronting &c feet on Fogg
street, commencing 40 feet from Stevenson street,
add running bsck 100 feet to q ten foot alley being
the same lot the tile CT which was vested IN sad
w h. born Son, BY decree OF the ChanceTy COurl
81 Davidson county, st its November term, 1856.
Also one other lot IN said Addition being No IS IN
the plan fronting % feet on Fogg street, eommenc-
ing at the West corner q No II and running along
SAID street % feet at night angles. 100 FEET 70 ten
foot alley; thence along sad alley westWardly q
leet; thence At right angles 10 the beg ming; being
the same Lot the title to which vas vested in said
W. H. Horn son by decree Of the ChsnceTy Court
d Davidson county, al is November term, 1865, to
eats'y an execulon against said W II. Horn Son,
and IN favor OF Sutphen & Weaks.
mart w4t Err. GLAsCOCK, N. N. D. T.
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nsOR RENT'-A new Frame House Of rooms,
y 10 North Nashville, near the residence Of Mr.
F. K Chatham. Price 500 per snnum.
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No. 235.

HtOR RENT Fifteen Acres Of good Land. at arzt
a 1ol gate on Gsllatin Pike.
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~ DHKRTIsKRs IN BKfATL
TIKI RATEs VIII, NJ .s

Advertisements in thegr,r.ri.l Oh
rom % Ines 81 Oo-each s6Sis,o,,.I 49, -. ~
G..1 $3.50 1850 usnt Insertions. 10 cents Der Inc. In
aSS SS.., nist une from % lfues. 81 o.
Sons rs eenfs - - esntsi suhssqnenf inser-
a. s.silsen'enis occupying speciss poreoa.
- ~ s ee1o.e column sdvsriserneufs. ,ii ~
s~.r.-, -. ~ seFAnce on regular rStes.
hAki4Ask AND FUNERAL NOTICES
~ -,, = e5gsa e Che regular advertising rstas,
Beruon made f1-1n Aos-nees o. no N
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sAMARITAN'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier srd Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, B0ILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES. &c


EASES, &c.
For Syphilis or Yenerea Diseases, the ssrnsri.
tan's Root and herb Juices is the most potent GER
tam and sffectual remedy ever prescribed. IL reach
and ersdicates every particle Of the venerea poi
son, so that the cure IL thorough and permanent
Take than this purifying remedy and be heale.;,
and do not transmit TO your posteuty that for which
you may repent IN after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR;
Although you may be pronounced incursble, the
samaritan's Root and Herb Juices will remove
every vestige Of impurities from the system rs wen
all the bad effects of Mercury.
FEMALEslI FEMALEsIi
In many affections with which numbers of Fe-
males suffer, the Root aud Herb Juices IL most han
ply adapted, in liberated Uterus, 10 Whites in
bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, Debility, and
for all complaints incident to the sex. Sent Nv ex.
press. Price, 50 per bottle.
Samaritan's Wash,
Is in csse Of Syphilis used in conjunction with the
Root and Herb Juices. Full directions, Price my
cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike aeknowl-
edged by physicians and patients. They ar e used
in the U. s. Hospitals and by their real merit have
gained the appreciation OF the most able surgeons
Patient take notice The ingredients are known
to the physicians who use them, rs you will see by
the following:
PosT HOSPITAL, FoRr MARsHALL.l
Baltimore, Feb. 20, 1864. I
"I have gres! satisfaction in stating that have
used ''The SamRrtan's Remedies" forfV euereal
Disease in its most customary forms thsti have
used them with Judgment, discretion, and proper
ly, and have found them respond 20 my anticipa-
tons promptly and effectually. Knowing their
composlhon, I have the fullest confidence in their
efficacy, snd as far as my use Of them extends,
recommend them strongly"
ALFRED O. BOWERS.
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols,
Reader, here is proef positive Of the value OF
these truly valuable preparations. The old sicien-
ing and di-gpshug drugs have 70 give way TO RENE.
dies purely vegetable, pleasant 10 the taste and
POSITIVE CURE.
Sold by VIA CW SMITH, Druggists.
Cor. Church and Vine Streets Nashville |
DESMOND A CO., ProprietOrs,
Eo-.ac Dsrilo.laf,,iafa
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Original Attsohment..No 3OS

George ". Henley vs.. John Ervin
1T Appearing from the AFFIDAVIT fled Ia this case
thst the defendant John Eryn shscoDds. 80 thar
Toe Ordinary process cannot be sarYed ca hn. n n
theTeore ordeIsd that pnoileston b made iog four
The ssld John Eryln % appear b. ore John Minis, :
justice Of he fescc in Msdisonvue Monroe
county, Tennessee, n The l6th day q June. lss6
% ansEer then and there thu sad Aftachnsert -
toe lay a cts, o. The same Wi hs taken a. cog
iessed snd hesrd e 4 psre IS 70 him. This the 3
day q neocmder, ls65.
msriS-tis JOHN MINIS, Up.
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800 or 1000 Acres,
No. PA.
No. ZIG.

EOR SALE-A small Frame House, lot 22xTO, on
II Jackson street, north ofthe Corporation Spring
Pncs S23l
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No. 247---For Sale,

FTHAT VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING. No
Il IS Cedar street, long known a. the Dr. Martin
property, well sltuated Tor Stores Offices CT in fat
thoroughfsre 70 the State Capitol Pubic sqrara sd
Court hou5e, ard very centrally locatsd Capitalize
may well give this attention. Lot 4Z5Sx1OO. Pr ce-
SCI COO. Hsli' eathi balance, one aud two years.
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In Chsncery at McMinnYille, Tenn.
FEsEuAKY RuLEs, lSes.
A. ". Brewer, complainant
Va ! I'M. Bill

IN tins eause. Il appearing % the satisfaction Of
IL the Clerk and Master, nom complainsnt's I'm.
which is sworE 70, that Alfred WATSON one Of ne
defendants, Is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten.
nessee, 80 that the ordinary process OF law cannot
be served upon hun; Il Is therefore ordered that
publication ne made, Tor Tour consecutive weeks in
the Nashville Union, neEswRper Published In he
city Of Nashville, requiring said defendant to appesr
on the hrst day Of our next term Of Court, 10 Be-
helc u the town Of McMinuYu'e, Tennessee, on the
fourth Monday IN Msrca next, 30 plead, answer or
demur 70 compiaInsnt's Bill. or the same vii -
taken fot confessed, 20 hinn, and set fr hssrug
ex narte. !, T. h0RFORD, c. AN
iebie -gfp by J. G. BlLEs, D. O.
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No. 225.

EiOR sALE-A small Farm Of So Acres, on the
4 Brick Church Pike, miles north Of Nashville
well in proved. Frame house OF three rooms. al
tic, hall and kitchen. Two springs, line young or
chsrd Of 600 fruit trees, just beginning 10 bear app
pies peaches, plunis, cherries aud piums MI well
enclosed. $3.50 per acre; one-half cash. balsnca
IN one year. Possession gwen January lst, ls55.
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No. gao.

DOR RENT-FiTe rooms IN third story, south
L west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years nom January list, 1860 ct 800 per annum,
and SEQ bonus. These rooms are well lOcsted for
business Osices, snd cheaper than any We know
ot-sVeTaglDg Sl3 90 per month tor each.
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No. 29I.
No. 222.

EIOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
Il CITY PROPERTY, New Albany, Ind proper
" as follows Two story Frame house in perfect
repair, newly painted, on second bank Of the Ohio
river IN fI view Of It, near the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms, presses, cupboards, pantry, cellar and
cistem under the house. Stable under ground,
2fx2f. Wood shed, &c &C. House stands 90 feet
back from one street and 40 feet from the other.
Lot is on the corner, 60xt5O, with rear fencing.
Also two cottages, Of three rooms each, on lot
l9JXi7O, with rear fence; cistern to each house,
aud well for both. Ali valued 81 Si2 600.
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No. 223.

FLOR SALE-l65 feet on North Front street. east
\ side, next north Of aud adjoining Bridge street,
known IS the Brick Bridge Toll house properly,
embracing the Toll-HOuse aud large Livery stable.
over $3.50 per annum.
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No. 226.

6lOR 54LE-A School Cab, in good order with
a single harness Puce $50
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No 275

flsHE IRWIN HOUSE for Lssee.--This i one
Il Of the largest Hotels Ia Nashville, hssi1R sixty
rooms, and 10 90 excellent locality. add Withsi
dong good business. The furniture q the houss
- e sold at appra ed prcez and Hotel leased
az $500 per Enuum, or four years from January
lst, ls56. Apply 70
II. g. sCOVEL.
Real Estate Agent, corner Capiiol Avenue and PARK
street
once and Residence, corner PARK street and Can.
itol Avenue, opposite east front q state Capitol.
JAMS
For any Of TIE sbovs msaHoosd properly apply
70 Ia, q. BCON ELS
RIAL ESTATE AGENT,
Corner Of Pax stresl and Capitol AFsaus, opposit
Easi FToai Of ne aisas Capitol.
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VII We DC EEportlng.

The iollOSing shows the exports (sxelu-
iifs o. speeisl from New York 10 foreign
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No. 229.

htOR SALE-20, 40, or 5f1z feet front on North
- Cherry Street, 100 ieet deep, next north Of the
Commercial Hotel THIS Is a central business 10
CAVITY. Price $50 per foot. One-hsfc cash, balance
n and yesrs; interest and lien.
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United amount only OF the stock thus aprro.
prn ted has been placed in the hands Of the officers
Of the company 70 be sold at SIS per share and A.
the stock has all been issued, full paid, in pay.
ment Of property 1t IS not therefore. liable to AM
OIsIcE; No. ee]]5 North Cherry street, Postomea
box ga, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
F. H. COTTON, ofTenn. c. L. HEaUEMBoURs, Of NY.
Wh. c. BUSTs, DELAEO T. SMITH, Of Mum.
A @. SANFORD A. @. WELLS, OF Mich.
OFFICERS.
ReSident,-A. G. SANFORD.
Pres't LIST National Bank, Nashville.
Vice Presidential. G. WELLS.
SeeretGy,-F. h. COTTON.
TfeasueT,-WM. C. BUNTS.
Mining !StpSrfatssdeat.-C. l.. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Company consists of lease
hold interests IN the counties Of Overton Fentress
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the State Of Ten
nessee, amounting IN the aggregate to over eight
thousand acres.
The membership of the Company and the Board
of Directors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of thorough and practical ac-
quSlntance with the oil mines of Pennsylvania
The Mining Superintendent was one Of the tirst ex.
plorers Of the oil Held Of that STATE and struck the
first flowing OIL well in the country, well known as
the Hequembourg well, and to which the oil inter-
ests of Pennsylvania, then in their nascent state
were very largely indebted.
This Company will lease portions Of their valua-
bic Rnds in small tracts, to private parties or COM
panies for IMMEDIATE DEyELOPMENT. This is a rare
chance for bona tide operators 10 obtain leases on
terms that will be amply remuneTatye.
Terms made known on application.
NO NHRE sPEcULATORs WILL BIZ TREATED WITH.
Description oflsnds and samples Of OH obtained
from the property may be seen by calling at the
Office Of the Company, No. 6615 North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, F. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceIve orders for stock, and will forward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order.
Oct. 6-tf
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Fifth Volume,


Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par.
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensI and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
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BOOK BINDING AND RULING

We respectfully invite a liberal patron
age, knowing that our style Of workman
ship cannot be exceIled, or our terms COM
peted with.
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No. 232.
No. 234.

FOR sALE-one of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
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~, s A,iSsSs909noEkKNTs OF CANDIDATES.
For County Oaicerz ~ - -
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NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSc8IBEl
ONLY :. :, 70; FOE THREE THREE: s ss'1s
HAS a
i
IInro,I n,nnuIIr,nu
Throughout Tennessee and the adiOin-
IND It's way INTO every city village
It i 'n'''''''''' the friend Of
mn,
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Phillips Provision Circular.

eold2aol cotton. nominal l.s ssc. "P' p \
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sheriH's Sale Of Real Property.

NDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by tho
MD Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Wasc0
County, State Of Oregon and to directed in favor Of
Jas. IL. Neyco plaintiff and against d. j. Drew de-
fendant, for tho Of Four Hundred and nne yfour
and dollars 494 76l00) principal. and thirty
and 95lC0) action, with interest
and accrung costs have levied upon and will sell at pub
lie auction before the Court House door, in Dales City,
SATURDAY, the 28th DAY OF APRIL, 1866, between
the hours Of o'clock, NJ and o'clock. p NJ, to the
highest bidder for cash In hand all Of the interest of
tho defendant In and to the south half Of lots one
and two 2) In block vv (5) In Daes City, fronting 60
ieot Washington street, and running west 1l6 feet
moro or less
CHARLES WHITE, Sheriff
ByR. W. CRANpALL. Deputy.
Dales City, March 2Sth 1865. m30w4
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lailp Wountainee
FACTS AND FANCIEs.


"SAL, what time does yodf folks
dine" "Sooh as you goes-thats
missus' orders"
Aunt Betsey says, Ga newspaper is
like wife, because every man should
have one of his own" Aunt Betsey
is right.
A young lady refused TO 60 into the
Woolwich Arsenal, tho other day, be.
cause she heard that some of the mus
kets wero without breeches. There's
delicacy, for you !
An old bachelor says, the most diff
ficult operation in the practice of SUR
gerry, is taking the jan out of wo'
man. The rascal He ought to be
sont to Salt Lake at once.
Jerry Diggs remembe his miser.
ly uncle in his will, for he bequeathed
i" TO my mothers brother, gun flint
and a knife to skin it with"
A notorious cxaggerator, after de-
scribing an impossible tree, said to his
auditor /" would not have believed
it myself, if had not seen it," 'Well,'
replied the dry listener, IL don't see
it.
A Frenchman having frequently
heard the word "press" made use
OF TO imply persuade, as for instance,
"press that gentleman to take some
refreshments" "press HIM to stay to.
night" thought he would show his
talents by using a synonymous term,
and therefore, made no scruples one
ovoning to cry out in company:
Pray, squeeze that lady to sing"
A traveller stopping Western hotel
excla;medin the morning to the waiter,
What are you about, you black ras'
cal You have reused mo twice from
my sleep by telling me breakfast was
ready, and now you are attempting to
strip off the bed clothes" "Why,"
replied Pompey, "if you isn't gwine
TO git up, must have do sheet, any
how, caus dey's walton for dc table
cioff."
A manly littlo fellow of five years
toll and cut his upper lip 80 badly,
thata surgeon had to be summoned
TO sew mp the wound. He sat in his
mothers lap during the painful oper.
ation, pale, but very quiet, resolutely
keeping back his tears and moans.-
In her distress, the young mother
could not refrain from saying:
"Ob, doctor, fear 1t will leave q
disfguring scarP'
Charley looked up into her fearful
face, and said. in comforting tone.
"Never mind, mamma, my NOUS
tache will cover it p