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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
In ChAnOery at Carthage, Tennessee.


" SInl. Bill.
John Mason and others.
IN this cause, it appearing 10 the CLERK and Mes
tr that descendant, uaNd 6. Mason, WIN }, Peters
add Nle, Lnoy. - Wiley ANA vi q, Hannah r
Charles Mason GeorEe Mason, Mm Mason aaa
Whey Mason are uon-ussldents 4 the state Of Ten.
nrssee. 80 thai she Ordinary Pnoee = Of lsw cannot
te served upon them; a l. theusiote ordered that
publcauon be made for four successive WeaEs, in
the Nashville Duion, q newspaper published N the
city Of Nashville. fennessee. requiring said defen.
dsnt- 20 anp ~r Rf he ueKt term OF the Chancnrg
Court o. smith county, % h bid 81 the Uoud
house in Cart age, CO The hrd MondaY "a kebru-
IsGb. 20 Arsxer romplanauts hl OF the same
vii be tskeu for confessed ans set ior hearing eX-
pRrte, a. % thcm. ID. h. CAMPBELL ca NJ
isnlE-wtt
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add this goes 20 show clearly that oue
mans opinion about the market Is as good .
auother's nowadays. The Best hiakes are
slll scarce, and comparatively firm, while
other Makes can be purchased &C a eonces
sion OF 2@2kc.
PaISrs-There is little or No change no.
! esable in the features of the market. Bush
hess has been dull and stocks have been ac-
cuululatiog, but still there is no material
changeto observe IL prices, which are uom-
inauy the sane Is those giTenln our last.
There is a very handsome assortment now
Offering, principally in small figures on
N~eli-c0vefed grounds, and future prices win
depend on the length Of time buyers can
hold of from purchasing. Another week Of
dulines5 would be apt 70 cause q breakdown
in prices, but It is doubtful Il buyers can
remain 50 long out Of the market. There is
one thing certain, that there is no stock Of
Dark Prints On hand, and, consequently,
buyers mustdepend wholly on new medium,
light work. Printers are well aware Of this,
and sre not offering or pressing their goods
10 fale, being confident that all the ayails-
bic supplies viii be wanted, ere long, at
present prices.
FoREIGS GOODS.
The Foreign Dry Goods msrket sympa-
thizes with the domestic, and as Yet exhibits
no sign Of active business. Imports, in the
meantime, ane iushing forward this way in
enormous quantities, and are mostly going
into store direct from ship. Those goods
are evidently coming out at high cost, and
yet the t'eders are Ia no mood to buy them.
It behooves importers and jobbers alike, We
think, tOcoDsider well what they are about,
and check the tide Of importstions IN time,
If they desire 70 avoid losses. The people OF
tins country, II appears 70 Us, are IN no mood
Of buying goods as many have imagined,
unlessthey can obtain them on longer credit,
and extending credit just now is very far
from desirable. It is much better, we think,
for sellers TO hold their goods until the trade
want them, han 10 force them to sale on
unwilling cus.omers. for acceptances that
may be looked upon with some doabt.
The Silk trade is still inactive, but for the
past two days the feeling in this department
seems 10 be better than for tome weeks back;
indeed, the demand for Silks did not seem
10 partake OF the same decided dullRess as
the other departments Of the foreign trade.
Perbsps this arose from the isci hat so few
goods wers at any particular time o. the
market but for the past week there has
been a general inquiry for goods Of every
quality aud this Is more surprising when
We notice that Gold has declined, and At
present is selling for 81 S7H.-EcOHOHist.
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Ak BD q BOWRRa
AaslsiAni sarssos 70 ~ - n,

nere = pnosf positive q a. 49, o.,
-la-susuug drug lave 70 rvs
- p1rey Eegetsbls. pieaszaf u a..
9@bJ sNgTs1 Dn.
Cor chuTch and ~. 49,
DEsNOSb CO, rroor4sors H-4etas
~ Ees stnsa4 Fhla1siphiz p
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In Chancery at Huntington, Tennessee
John Y y ct 'l'' Q. Bill.

IN this case. ita. psanng, by affidavit, thst Arehi-
bald Gluis, one Of the defendants, Isl hon Resident
Il the state Of Tennessee; lt Is ordered that publ
Gallon be ms4e, for four successive weeks ~ tn
Rashvilis I mon. a negHparer pubii-hsd N the city
of Nashville. that sgid defendant appear on the hrst
Mondsy 10 FEBRUARY neNt, snd plead. answer or ce-
muir TO SSH bi. or the amc viii De taken for con.
iessed, as 10 him. 8. ". HAWKINS, ca III.
su-Q Al
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

CAPT. has T. WING, A Q n,
Genenl Dsbursing Ofheer QuAFtsnnRster's Depart
InsDt. Once. l4 cheEJ-srrssL
APT. T. J. cox, A y X
In charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age, Stationery, Qnartermasters Blanks, aud Stor-
Hge Of Pubic Property. Ofioe "a Manufactured.
CAPT GEO.. B. HIBBARD "A. Q n,
in charge Of Forage and StrSs. once s0 Cherry
street.
CAPT. ". A WAINWRIGHT, A 9. n,
IN charge OF QaartemasIsr's Stores, Horse Medi-
eInss, Hardware, &c. Once, Taylor Depot cofEeI
summer and Broad streets
CAPT. 4. b. xxx, A. Q N,
ia charge Of River Depot Gad Post Transportation
Fuel Tor Steamers. Public Animals, stabies, CorralsI
A.. Office 81 Cherry street..
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70. g con- sraTrr, Nrw-rou
Just Received and More
Coming

NHoIcE POTATOES in large loa. in ass cOaai.
~ Bon, 81 sale loE.
r REYNOLDS,
frunS Strsst, % Doornorth q Broad,
aauHh NOn tna IasaaA
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No2I0-

NOR LEkSE-StOre House, corner Ct College and
IL BIOGd street, for balance Of ISIS aud %. Pos
session Riveu Immediately. A good business To-
caity. Price SAO0.
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90 000 A YkAR nads b. az ous Vim
VG5OOO GS-stelcl Toas. ~
neeasY. IL ftsadsaa, Oaahaa, nj Ttsssn-
fsss q tnfee bsaks l1dorss tks cIualaE sssfh.-
1921 Addrss Sc Ansnoaa 8sssal fsol
NofE, aPuAEaad, Vsrn0EL Hsyt-sa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
No. 227.

EOR sGLE-DWELLINs-No. % North High
4 Street, formerly Cccup ed y MI. William 8
Eskin. one Of the most compact neat, eouvenien!
snd dssinsbiy located residences IN Nashville, with
al the modern improvement, gas. water, water
closets, bathing room, good sewerage, stable. car
rage house, wood house. In admuoD there are
double wiodow ssshss attached 10 the dwelling, to-
gs;her with q hne Laundry room, With stationary
9srdrohes, drawers, shelves, ae, &c. NsiehboT-
hood perhaps unsurpassed. Price S2O,UoO one,
hsil cash balsnce one year, Interest and lieu.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
No. 2l8.

EOE sALE-An interest IN a House Of . rooms
II and kitchen, en- Foster street, m Ejgs6eld,
near . Cavalry Depot" Possession given January
lst, 1880. Price $500.
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We, ths undersigEsds have this dag Adopted he
selves stnc.y 70 adkere.
WI, CAEEROR A 90.
gOHN WALLACE, for ths Dsa,otsA
bAkkf, WfNHAM A GO. III Pesa
SILL a CO, for Gazette.
HAssFuAE. TEsS.. Sept q. 1884
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No. 2s4.

EtOR kENT-A new Frame House Of 8 rooms,
= 10 North Nashville, near the residence u Mr..
FIR Cheathsm. Pnce $500 per snnuu.
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No. GAG.

TIOR SALE school Can, ia good order with
Il single harness. Price $50.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE n ADVkNuE
20 EBYKRTIbKKs IN BETAIL.

Adfertseinens N lie Special Column, 6rst time.
hon Ito 8 Anesi u O-each additional line. "a
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local CoumEs hrsi time, nom l 70 5 lines. 81 o.
eseh 1dduona line, - cents suhsequant inser-
tons, Is cents per hne.
All advertisements occupying special position.
<nd al double column sdTarisernents. viii ~
ehErge1S - per cezt- advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VII he charged 81 he regular advertising rats.
Ber1Oa made.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee
JAsUARr RULEs, 1850.

JAsUARr RULEs, 1854.
Il P Reeves, compr5
- %AfANhment bul.
Garter BilbTy. ct a., diets.
IN this cause, II appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
Il the Clerk and Master, from complainant hil,
which IL sworn to. that defendant Carter Blb7ey'
- y nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee, 30
that the ordinary process OF lsT cannot be served
upon him. Its therefore ordered that publication
b. made, for iOur consecutive weeks. ~ the Nash
vile Union, a ne EswRper Published IN tne city OF
Nashville requiring SAID defendant - appear Al the
next term Of me Cnsbcsry Court. 70 be held 10 the
town Of Livngst0n, rennes- &c, on the nrst Moncsy
In February, lS56, 10 plead, answer or demur 20
compaInsnts Bill. or he same slll he taken Tor
confessed, as % hun, aud set for hearing expsTte
lang-w4t J.. ". WRIGHr, c AM
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In chaucery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JANUARY RrIKs, isss
Richard h. holland, Admire all

Richard n. Holland, Admrr e a.
v
Mary Nj. Team ct ais
TdIs tin being fled BY the Admins rslor for the
purpose OF winding % the estste OF JeheraOn Dean,
DECD, under the ineo vent laws Of the State, and
having suggested the ineolFeBcy Of the ssne: IL 10
ID -reiore ordered that publication hn made 10 the
Nashville Union. requ rng al persons Interested 10
come forward aud exhibit their demands and have
themselves made parties 90 she suit and Tor sll
credi or, OF persons having claims against the e.
tale, 10 scpe.r and die their claim, authenticated
As the law directs, on or before ihe first MOnusy IN
May, 1850, or the same vii be forever Jared.
anil We n. n. CAMPBELL G. & NJ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
No. 235.

TOR REhT-Efesn Acres Of good Land, At erst
= 1ol-gsts on GAllstn Fke.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
DEoEsEEa RUIEs, lsG5.

j.. c. and 9. C. BHdEaaters
"
John NJ. Richmond and ohers.
IN Chs ear=s, { appearing 10 the satsfecton 81
the Clerk and Mister hat Joha NJ Richm-nu
ELd Ismes W. BurEs are non rasldent- ri tge state
Of tennessee, 70 that the ordinary pr0ce-t Of bw
canu-t re served upon them: IL Is ther fore ordered
inst publication bs mHde for four successive weeks,
IN the Nashville Union, q newspaper punished In
the city OF Nashville. Tennessee, requiring SAID de-
f-ndan r 10 spuesr NJ the nextterm q the Chsucery
Court OF Smith county, 20 be held at Carthage. on
The third Monday IN February, ls66, 10 plead, sns-
wer or denur 30 compliments biu, ct the same
viii be taken for contested, 50 20 them and SCI for
hear ng eNparte D. n C. Z H.
tantUWH
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Medical Department.
Q~uartermaster's Department

BYT. BRIG. eEs. J. L DONALDSON,
Chief uArtermsstsr, Department Of ;hs Cumber-
land Office los CberrY-sTeeL
A p n D. -wICKERsHAM, A Q n
Chef Assistant Q-nNrtemsstsr. Office lD5 Cherry
street.
BvT COL. CHARLEs H. IRWIN, A. = ~,
in charge OF Lumber, Workshops. Ee. Unee los
Cherry street
APT. s. B. BROWN, A Q n,
IN charge Of Railroad Transportation. gFreght aud
PasselgsED Uniee Church street, st Chaitanooss
Depot
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Nasty
HIS VIEWS, OPINIONS AND RE-
ELECTIONS or THE REBEL
LION AND DKAOCRACY.

Ths unique volume will coufsin the entire col
4 lection of 'PrrRoLEUN v. NAsHT's" contubu-
hona tothe press throughout he country, and much
neg tlauer heress,ore unpublished.
"Aashy' pers6usiss the pasto- fthe Anew Light
Democratic Church, and his Letters sn5 SERMONS
purp1rt % ( ye an inside vieE OF Toe principles q
the Demo Tsbc party, written in the meet grotes-
cue serocomls sfyie
Possessirg extrsorisnsrg interest hem its orT1p-
atty, vlt snd szroasuc styis. the peopls Of The West
not fsl to give = large crcuiSuon 70 this work
q > Western genius.
The vork vii be sold
SOLELY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
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No. 1872.
No. 233.

EoR sALE-ono of Chickering'S Fine PanOs.
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No. 23l.

FOR REST-A sood COTTON FARM OF go
scTss-l@ ciesref, on TIE Wilson Pkz, one
Iahe frour Brentwood. Large two-stOyy Frame
DSelling. good spIing, &e. Possession gwen i'm
medistely sad will lease for two years Al Sl3 per
scre We think thst . isrge amount Of mOney can
be inside BY the lessee OF his farm.
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We Ask

The suasring millions IN our land to give this
remedy q tral congiI2ed Qst hy ne timely use
msny MAJ be relieved, msny cured Of DyepepsiA,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, sick Hesdacre. Iizz-
ness, Indigestion. Hles, c, suFeuess, Bhoua A.
tscks, Liver Complains, Rheumsfe AifaeiiOns,i &C.
Read the Pamphlet Of Tesumonias win "a. h bot
lie, and do not use the medciBe aranst She Educe
o; your Physician
Manufactured Gully By TLRRAHTAOo. oS
Greenwich street, HsE YORK.
~-FoF saiz Nv al Druggists myflF
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Et0R aALE-4l Lots. %. q from. feet, regularly
y ana pretuly lad OF, next adjoining o. the south
the residence grounds Of hoo. Iohn TFimble and
ID. +. Wilkins, Esqs and Il 10 addition 10 the above,
Seven acres valuable land. with e commodous
Brick Residence, nov occupied by Mr.. Richard
ShSffar; al Of which We will sell for less than the
Improvements cost, viz: Sis,Oo0-whi IA IL less thsu
s. per loot 7 the lots, throwing IN seven acres of
valuable ground and 3 large, cOmmOdious Brick
House DOGS not this, for ehespnsss, exceed every
thira thrown upoR tbs msrketf .
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Graham, Dorsett & Go ,
Successors to HAYES, GRAHAM a Co,
IMPoRrEBs or
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY,

Nos. ia, lie and l7s Centre Street. N. Y.
L EEP constantly on hsnd the most extensive
n ysnsty offnelg figured Foreign and Domestic
Woods to bs ioand II the United sistss, in
Logs, Planks, Boards and Veneers,
Suitable for Cabinet, Piano, snd Bi-ia~d Table Man
uiacturers, and Car Builders; also, Mahogany and
spanish Cedar Conn stuff.
In connection with our tusiness We have : large
Saw Mal, snd the most celebrated Veneer cutting
hsch ne, Vhieh enables rs 10 q all orders entrust,
ed 10 Us With prompness, dscsI-Sm
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No. 239--For Sale

DRlCK DWELLING, No I2south College street.
- Lot Sxi&- This properly : worthy Of alten,
ton q tie puee-STeoo.
Apply TO
de4l-u q. @. sCOvKL
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No. 229.

EoR sALE-2O. 40. or 54k feet front on North
4 Cherry street, l5 ieet deep. next north OF the
Commelcisl Hotel. This is q central business 10
caity. Proc S2D per foot. Ous-half cash. balance
in I and 2Yesrs interest and lieu.
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= Ha.EIraL - -.

81 Baltimore, Fsb. s.. 1854
1anArtau'5 Eemsfes io1g -.
- nost Customary forms. tfasfIEsr
nd have ognd fhsm resooss 81 blefe
pilnpty a1d sdetal Eno~zrg
~@o1'l hsEs The ullesf couddsu.s = -
thsm ssro1Fya s
..,., ALskEp e BoEKRs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
-sAMARTrAn's
Root and Herb Juices,
The sFsat Blood Punasr ard Remedy "a
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES. SPOTS
LETTERS, SCALES, BoILs. sYpH.
Ills OR YENEREAL DIS
EASES &c.

~ syPhEls or Nensrsal Diseases, Ia s.u.--
- ~ > 1eI1 Su,ees II ne mosf poieaf csr-
- a1a efsa.estes every particle Of he yepcres- -
~ - nat ne eure IL thorough nd urrnerlr
IS R4niJinE remedy aud = hesie.
700 may repent m sisr yssrs- %
DO NOT DEsPATRt
AlLhonfh Jos may - pzonounced ipr,r.ts -.
le Aooi and Herb Juices sii rene-e
ever gestgo o~finpunlss nor, tbe 49, 80
a. at me bad enocs Of MercurT.
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Immense Improvement.
HICKS PANTENT DlRECr-ACTISG REoIP-
RJCATISG PISTON,
EAM E N GIN ES,

Sewing Uer
cent IN sBac-
weight ans
on,
friction and
number OF
T'srs, over
she best en-
gne-, with
greet
ms IN steam
AMI rar.aa-
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Two Through Trains Daily.
Passengers by the Broad Gnage Railway secure
VIDE and comfortable cats, quick time and sure
connexions
Through Tickets aud Baggage Checks can be pro-
cured At al the principal Railroad and steamboat
Offices IA Louisville and the South
d. McLAREN. Genl supt.
4. F. FULLER, General ticket Agent.
". A. BATES, Passenger Agent,
GRIFFITH & PARSONS. Freight Agents,
nov3-u NO. J College 81 Nashville, Tenn.
OFFICE OF GESKRAL SUFERISFEsBKST,
n. Z And n. 4. n. W. RAILB0ADs,
NASHVILLE, TESN, Get 9Th, 1875.
AN and alter Tuesday, Oct 10, 1868 and until tuT-
V Their notice, Passenger Trans will Iun rs fol-
ows:
NASHVILLE d. CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, sud all points
South AZ A. N, arrive at Chattanooga At G:20 P n
Returning Leave Chattanooga AZ $50 A. -
Arrive u Nashville 81 6.i5P. N.
5helbvville Accommodation, leave Nashville al
$40 p ~. arrive NJ shelbyville Al 7.zO. ? n.
Retgroing-Lesye SHeibyvlie II $40 A. N, az
rive at g55 A. N.
NASHVILLE &A0RTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville tor Jacksonville, and all points
West and Northwest, at D ?. \ arrive al Johnson
vile at II P. n.
Reiurniug-Lesve Johnsonyille I:5O A. NJ, arrive
st Nashville at G5OA. N.
Trains on N. n. ". R. r. connect at Johnson
vile with first class line Of Steamers for Paducah,
Cairo and I Louis.
insns stop AgGll intermediate FONTS.
I'm. p. INNES. GenI Sun't
n. &C sni N 4 n. W. K. Rds.
c tIO-f.
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No. 2I4.

NOR sALE-23 Acres good Garden Land; Brick
u house OF tso rooms aud kitchen smoke
house. Within forty steps Of the house one OF the
hest spout springs IN the country. Two mHes from
Nashville, on the Vaughn Pike, between Mr. Me-
Perrin 5 and Mr.. l.. fruits. Price IS, zoo; one half
cash, balance in one year. Apply to
h. CT. SCONELA
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IasIuille s3nl0n.
Il. o1KERes { CO.. r~ablisAsrs.
FERKs or sGBsRTPFIox,

THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1866.
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AI nec2gnz VITA Hhich Bumb.r. 81 L.
- tle A9oteod HerhJuicea l. mos -
~ -dspteas n ulceratod UtaTus. 10 W6ae- Z
pE aosn, Falling o. ne Won't. Des-ifs
:. .ogmplan. isesdeu. 70 he SCI. s@afE -.
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ihe omcsyo e hass r.uas..
eassd y phEsieisns aud psfsrt- Th.-nosl
gsi-es noeptas and b heirre.f mel -
Psiissi tPpEooenon . ms uost Axe safE.ss-
10 tLs pbys5rans Ins lsgredialts are Ea0Ea
he following. - Jou III 80 ts
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samaritan,a Wash

q ~ case o. Syphilis. used IN copiuurso
80 ma haso Imeaa Fgli aFecnoas- Pr a.
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ssui y NAL 10 q plain envelope. PIE. Nj.
paekageu, s4.o4 Feuals EM 80 "a"
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Ihsy sat and satched ia lille mood
Ihe Z sam aud shade Of lake aud wood
The leach the Eeen light smote,
The VII te sal Of a h8gf-
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swan iocks Of lilies sh0rew I'd living.
~ tNef toes not n mp Be-, dying,
Baldhaek and YirEin's-bOWer,
ind Whlts-spked cirthfa-H0War.
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An-fy ADJ vase tie phdte flouds swain.
-hd Do tiue his Cf Nottingham
through Eaps II lfaff Reeu
Arroes Lhe AXE gsre Seen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22
SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of the
I'D United States District Court, of Pcrc1
county, Washington Territory and to me d.
rected and delivered, have levied upon, seized
and taken into execution and will sell, as the.
law directs, at tho Courthouse door in the,
town of Stelacoom, Pierce county, W. T., on
Monday, the 18th day "f October, A. ID. 1896,
at o'clock p. m. of said day, the following
described real estate, to-wit
The undivided one-half interest in and to ALI
that certain piece or parcel of land situate in
Pierce county, Washington Territory, that is
known on the recorded plat of Lafayette Balch's
part Of the town of Steilacoom as Lot No.
fonr (4) in Block No. three (3) THAT is to
SAY, the right and interest of Robert Good
burn in and to the said LOTT i; together with
the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in
any wise appertaining The some to be sold
to satisfy the balance of a judgment calling for
the sum of $37 76, with interest, costs and in
creased costs, rendered by the aforesaid court,
at its November term, 1865, in favor of Martin
Gimel and against Robert Goodburn.
STEPHEN JUDSON,
Sheriff of Pierce County, ". +.
Dated Steilacoom, Sept. 10, 1866. 45:w4
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oially to the confederation. and indicate
the determination of its movers, and their
reliance upon the aid of an All-wise and
Overriding Providence in their behalf.
In these respects how different it is from
the address of the Southern Disunonists
Convention, filled as it is with coarse in
vective against the President, his support
ers, and all who do not sympathize with
them in their unhallowed proceedings. 1t
appears as if written amidst the horrors
of deadly conflict, and TO draw inspiration
therefrom. Its every utterance tends to
excite anew the hatred which every we'll
well-wisher Of his country had hoped was
buried in eternal oblivion. Its Legitimate
sequence is rar, struggle ten fold more
deadly, more terrible, than that through
which we have just passed; conflict,
which if begun, will BIZ fought under the
black flag. Is not this what they want :
Take the utterances of their delegates for
an answer. Read The terrible maledictions
of Brownlow and others. No epoch in
history has been fraughs with more dan
ger than the present. If the dread ordeal
of battle is again invoked, let us close our
eyes to the result. The scenes of cruelty
and outrage through which we have
passed will sink into insignifcance COM
pared with the terrors of a war, waged
without reason, the fury of determination.
10 this have the schemes of fanaticism
been gradually tending. 10 avert the
tempest the Union party has been putting
forth every nerve. Its teachings are those
Of Holy Writ: Peace, reconciliation and
goodwill among men. The enemy is
sly and cunning. Selling upon every straw
that will add strength to the cause; every
stratagem to deceive the unwary. The
prayer-meeting. followed by the blood
Thirsty speeches o: Brownlow and others
in convention, should strip the scheme OF
all disguise. They are willing to profane
and desacrate the altar of the Most High
to advance their sordid plans. The pill.
grimage to the tomb Of the murdered Lin
coin is sacrilege too pal pablo to bemisun-
derstood. No means are so base they will
not be employed 10 carry the Nation into
the vortex of ruin.
1t behoves every fair minded man to use
his influence to avert the impending storm.
1t can only be done BY presenting q bold
front and unbroken ranks Let there be
mo- tagging now. The issue is plainly
made Are you for Unian. peace and pss--
p~rIsy. &C a re-~nscfm~n; Of the terrible
sr~n~s Of the past Eve ye-rs. . sh.rs~r-i
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