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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

The sold Parsonage Property"
of the NJ. E. Church, situated in the town of Jack
son, will be offered at public sale, at the door of
the Court House, on the 7th day of July, 1866, at
one O'Clock, ?. NJ Terms, one half cash in hand,
and the residue in six months with interest, from
the day of sale. To be sold in one or two parcels
as may be deemed best, and good and sufficient
deed to be made upon full payment of the pur-
chase money. The right to reject any bid not
deemed sufficient is hereby reserved.
For further particulars inquire at the Treasurer's
Office Jackson G. H., Ohio.
By order of the
COMMITTEE ON PARSONAGE.
June %, G6--2w,
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OUR TERMS.

We ask our subscribers to show the
paper to their neighbors, and acquaint
them with our terms. We desire to
have the 'Samlard reach nearly every
family in Jackson county.
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THE NATIONAL FAX.

The followingis the result Of the an
nual assessment under the Internal Rev.
enue Laws, made May /, 1866, in jack
son county. The income tax is given,
and not the income itself. The way
to find mans income is, to multiply
his tax by 20, and then add 5000.
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COUNTY
NOMINATING CONVENTION.

The Union voters OF Jackson county
are requested to meet at the usual place
of holding elections in each township,
On Friday, July 9Th, 1860,
at 2 o'clock, I. M, and proceed to choose
delegates to the County Nominating
Convention, which will meet at
BURKES HALL, IN JACKSON,
On Saturday, July 9th, 1900,
at IL o'clock, A, M, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for county
officers, and appointing a county Cen
tral Committee for the ensuing year.
The ratio of representation will be one
delegate for each twenty-five votes cast
for Gov. Cox at the last October election,
and ono delegate for each fraction of
thirteen votes. The several townships
will be entitled to delegates as follows /:
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T UNLOADS Il TON or HAY
In from 3 TO . Minutes.

TNIIlS Fork took the First Premium at several
Il of the late State and county fairs.
This is the simplest and most complete working
Hay Fork yet introduced to the farmers, as has
been shown by the unlimited demand for them
during the past season, which has exceeded our
ability to supply also by the universal preference
i has received, when operated in competition with
all other Forks.
Its simplicity and compactness renders II more
substantial than the complicated arrangements
heretofore used for this purpose. 1t requires less
room for operating and can be worked with
greater facility in all places
Those seeking simple, cheap and efficient Fork,
will do well to examine its merits. That II is
economy TO uss such an article is readily admitted
by the intelligent farmer, as 1t saves vastenCunt
Of time and labor, relieving him of the aost un.
pleasant part of haying, since the intr'oncnon o.
moving machines,
They will frequently save the price OF me YORK
in single day--when large quantity osnEM 70
be secured from the rain, and there Is bat lttie
time in which to do it-as man and twOPoys
will, by the use of these Forks, unload ton Vt
hay in five minutes.
For Sale by
ELMER GOLDEN,
STERNBERGER BUILDING,
May II, '6e-2m. Jackson, ONO.
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announcements.
OCTOBER ELECTION, 1866.

Any candidate, Of either party, can hare his
name announced IL tie STANDARD OF The payment
of One Dollar,
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BY order Of
UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
d. MACKLEY, Chairman.
JAMES TRlPP, Secretary.
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STERNBERGER BUILDING,
May II, 66--2m. JACKSON ONO.
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NoLElGEc NQle.

NivHEREAS. AdaEirrn = Thurber did on tn. nth day
~ Of pacemder =. ? 1854 execute ami deliver the
UNDERSIGNED mortgage ,l- whereby he then and there
conveyed the Undersigned the premises therein
hereinafter described the payment of eight huu-
d-ed dollars cash advanced tn the sii Thurter Ly the
un'rned and ANY further sum OF money not exceeding
ten Tho l-lnl dullzr>, which the undersigned might
~ Sai Thur'er his request wi interest on all
the money aranct at the rate Of ten Dor cent. per
and whereas the u.d Tsigued hath advanced the
said ThuTber the f sum Of ten thousand dollars which.
according he terms 81 said mortgage deed is now due,
/ together with the interest THEREON.
Aud whereas 10y the terms % said mortgage deed should
default he male in the payment OF said sum Of
any part thereof the interest thereon, the undersigned
thereby authorized and empowered TO sell the real
therein described the door the Court House
the city Of Ottawa. county Of La sale and state Of Hi
nul, u the highest bidder Tor cash. after publish
ing notice sixty days before the day Of such sale
newspaper printed said city of ottawa giving IN. time
and place OF such sale ana 10 make execute and deliver
the purchaser Purchases Of said real estate decd
deeds said real cat and the proceeds of such
se provided in said mortgage dee TO wit: In payment
of the money due upon said and the and
expenses of such sale all of which provisions aud cond
tons together win Others fully appear IN said mortgage
recorded in book %, +S9 Of the mortgage records
OF said La Sale county and to which record all interested
specially directed.
And whereas default hat been made in the payment Of
scii moneys and interest aud there i due and unpaid
the of 81 Gj5 IS and interest from date this
advertisement costs and expenses
Therefore, notice is hereby gwen TINT by viriuc Of and
conformity powers and provision contained in
said mortgage deed, AMI for the purpose Of paving the
due tho undersigned ur,-i,i, with and
expenses OF sale shall Tuesday. the 81 day of April
1906 between the hours of ant ;hrec o'clock
at the south door Of the Court hons. in said city 81 Ottawa
offer for sale and sell, for the highest and best price thai
the will bring in cash. Lots nine, o. ten 0) clcv
I'D twelve ~ land thirteen 3D. in block seventeen,
1) in Richie. addition 10 the town of Narseilles in the
county aforesaid and also the wing described premises
commencing the SW of said lot thirteen 3) in
said block seventeen ,) thence south Ia the canal,
thence fifty 5O) feet thence north TO tn. Sc Of
said lot thirteen O3 thence fifty (5o) feet TO tho
place of beginning together with all and singular tho
here aments aud alptenances thcreunto belonging
~ anywse appcrtainng, the same being the premises
described in said mortgage decd
A. j. Grover Atty C. T. DEXTER.
5. A. TRoW BRIDGE,
Jan 2. 61-td Mortgages.
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-Norig1ge safe.

SNHEEEAs, John C.-mpin the 30th dsy Of
w July 4. b So ~ Ottawa Illinois, executed AMI
deli, cred undersigned lis prou-sory note Of
that data for the IF hundred AMI dollars
year from the date thereof bearing interest
Tie IAte Of ten per cent Ter annGm aid nOs payable at
tn ct, Bauk ottawa illinois, and whereas the said
John c. Cl4guIplin aud .Ius ANA Jhlinplin his wife did
on the same oats execute and deliver unto the und rsgu
ed their certain m,rts.es Gee" Tor ne pr4se g secnr-
ing yneut said groL.ssory note abyTc mentioned
together with all iHtyg It ths night acTue on the same,
i'll and - vhh si illTs g iA-! tasl ana mere con,
Nesrl unto tur uur-iStd til, following described real
et4te 10 "it: LIS ERAter ei-r, 81 AMI nin~, ID IN
block number two G. AMI -'t 1T number sixteen oD
ali il o.;a North ia the city II uttawn, in the county
of L. Salie AMI state of Illinois hic saii deed
duly sckUoW edged oH ld day, ana was afterwards
70 day July, 4 d. $50 Med Jr record
il the recorder office Of said la sale county, and record
ei IN book number srEentgt1- o. ly= % and %
ami = ana 10 which sai decd or r,-oi tllcr f great
security reference here made and whereas il
expressly provided ami by Sid gage deed, that II
default be made in the payment II the note and mortgage
either 0 principal II Interest The day dag whereof
tn. same should due and payable then the said
I4rty Il the .c-oni part in aid mentioned. should
immediately f.TrtiJ=- the sla, after publishing nocc
In v.tly urv,i 81 printed iu tn. aity of Ottawa fore
said four weeks before the Gay Of such sale I+Isusi
ice Icing waived iG ,i gTani7rsJ and sell the said
+ premises aud AZ H.; ami cqUty q REDEMPTION
Il public a court hotLs drr ia -ib cYuniy,
The hise-I a. 54t bidder iur ca.h, at the time men
oI3-d such Bse tie said Fartirs q the h->t part.
r-l.u as-u- n id dei e righi e4uii. vi T-leInP-
AL al r-: i: -sl yreHs ~ 'irtu~ II the hyn.
si",I exemption Laws # Wis sat; thea IL ;Jyre. or whieh
might b. in roe AZ 'hl state sna vhsTeas t~as further
Iruvsi-i ~ -aif mortgage &C., tat the tE''ei ''l--i a.
sale should have TIE si make. sNe-utc and o.
liver 4 SIC l-if OF purchasers 81 such III shi-se'
decd l!s Il 10y au- 1 t.Ig s and nut u. IL"
Iro>l- a - 80 fy -! o-t- au- -Ie4se. Insured
ia advertising al -r-"- -. i-i- e. H,s' li' lIIL'
- said iltr -;r, ana S!src-
A. G-.-u, ls rl --l- i.5- la.uyui g aid note,
ard ia--s s Lys irr ~ ~ s7'sr IL suu - SOD
'iersss-- r.- i A-te'y go, lAt' = ,Fl,,- o, Il7
power 81 a.lr s-a Nd ~ -'-i 1-s the "iier.iSiei
"a n, i-.1.. .F - 1 81 sc south No. e the county
rorr. A.u-s j. 5'-T' IL sid e5aniys iFc-el 10 sell
hI.'e- bidder t---.- t7r ers 't ia pu' 'ses "a seAd
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Cnancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS m In the County Court tiereo
Ia san Gau,av. IS to March Term, A. n lS6O.
Nancy C. Wheelock Henry J. Wheelock-Bill for hi
Affidavit Of the residence Of Henry J. Wheel0ok
defendant above named having been filed in the Office OF
the clerk of said county of La Sale county; Notice
hereby given said Henry J. Whecock, that the
plainsnt filed her bill of complaint in said court the
chancery thereof the 21th day of February, A D.
1866 and that Thereon issued out of said court
against said defendant, rcturnae the first Monday
of March next. QS66.) as is by law required.
NCw unless you, the said Henry J. wheelock. shall
personally be and appear before said county court of La
allc county the first day of the term thereof 10 be
holden at the Court in said comfy on
the first Monday of March next, lSG6 and plead
demur said conplanants hill of complaint the
and the and things therein charged aud stated
will be taken confessed and decree entered against
you according to the prayer Of sail bill
Dated at Ottawa this Sd day Of March, A. D. 1866
Dickcy, Rice & Lewis A. Il. MOORE.
compaiuant's soils. Clerk.
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grnal AdrertisementS.
Aoi,cn Of .f1ni,s.tratri;y- .SaIs.

NY virtue Of an order decree tire County Court
Of La Sale comfy. Illinois made the petition vt
Che uniyrgusd Aluui-tgttYiN Of ~" estate II Hiram u
Iinv zl.e ec t,r real estate Oi SAID deceased,
the Ma II s1I court. to the 9th Hay
of March. 1870, / shall tie zltn day oI April
next uciu p. OF sid dry. sell NJ
public sale the dwelling hOus: :e PREMISES, the fol-
lowing described real estate. sitiIIte t!r crnty ~ Ia
Sale state Of iiinoiI wiz: T srut. vest quarter
OF the south quarter Of section rrsiief IN town
ship tliysx north "f two, east 81 the thttl in.
cipal ardfir ,-vreI,, half ip the south vest
sold TO- school directors continuing ~ sre more
or les. ..a. -.-
TERMS or (, ~ half cs ia htiAl. furtI
in six months and the balance in twelve months Tn,
purchaser give proved personal souTi am mort
err. ,, the ,.aa,ez odd the synlent Of tho
,urcta... uJ-,9r,- CoRNELIt T.. IIULlNG.
hdminsir,srx estate Of IramG Hn!inZ Gsccsssd
T. W. GTE1ss. S3licii,r.
I p.irrl, 10 f,j6-Gw.
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INsk-Csd Fish Ms.krci, and whitef sh AT
liz .'gna17. 3, B GRIplHHe
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Jan %. '6-tl
NOj.fggUs Sale.
4HVItytEyt Sue.
w HEREAS, Edmund S. iIolbrook on the third day OF

w HEREAS Edmund $. iIobrook on the third day Of
w September A. D. 1857, executed and delivered
the undersigned his PrOmssury note, bearing date that
day ior the sum Of wcntyone hundred dollars. payable
at the Iron Bank, Falls Village, Connecticut with interest
nj Inc rate OF ten per cent per auum payable semian-
huiy on the thrd day of March and september in each
year, at sud Iron Bank, and. wlicra the SAIL Edmund
. Holi rock and Ann &. iIObrook, his wife, lid the
lay execute and deliver unto the und'signed their
certain mortgage decd Ton the purpose of securing said
note which deed upon the following dee
cribed situate The county Of In Sale, and
IIlinois viz: Lots Eve 90 and six. o. in block
eighteen Is! in Winstt ms subdivision of ten Co)
four a. in the city of Peru, the plated
recorded in ottawa and the half of the north
quarter of section twenty Coz township trt
3) north one, ID east of til. third Principal Ne
ridian. and which said mortgage deed filed for record
the Recorders Office Of said county La Sale on the
fourth day o September, 1857 and recorded in book
fifty six, GO Pages So and 81 and 10 which said deed or
the record thereof for greater certainty here
10y made.
And whereas default having been ma le in the pay,zent
OF said note and the principle Of said and interest
thereon irnin The third day of September D. 1864 being
still unpaid; F
Notice is hereby gwen. il.at 10y virtue Of the power Of
sale contained IN said mortgage the Undersigned wi on
the ZJh dsy OF March, A. D. 1866, at two oclok r. N.ef
that day. at the south t of tie City Hall in the city OF
Peru will proceed sell said moraged promises
The purposes in said mortgage expressed.
q. Elridge, Atty. ROBERT B1sTWICk,
jan 20-td Mortgages.
INlsii-Csl Fish, Ms.krci, and whitef sh At
Il June ". 3. BGRIbLlVe
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-fdn1Ii.strafors .Sa!c

NOTICE. j. hereby given, that Friay the Jjt., dry
~ Of March inst, between the hours OF 10 O'clock
the forenoon aud O'Clock ia the afternoon Of said day.
the late residence Samuel MiIikn, deceascr,
personal property 81 sd Gececeni consisting Horses
Cattle, Sheep and swine. general assortment OF sgcu
tural implements, Hay ia the stack. Wagons one
horse Buggy Corn Shelter II aud other articles will
u spd n Pubic Auction.
TERMS ~ sALE.-Purchase Of less than five dollars
be paid III band Tor Lat and a credit
Of nine months, tho purchaser giving note, with approved
s-cIrity. JOIN UISE Administrator.
sutIrui 9Th. ISGI
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NOTICE j. hrgcly yt IL; ~ S-rslc OF = d---,,
y made aui catered s'H Is II ys-t C2--t ..
Ia Sale COUNTY of IL gri-. February .rtn q;
said Court A - j. III " CT '''- cau- then pending il
'I Court on the Chance. 500 .Errelf. ,-pip F-a
Earle was complainant. III Cs7r-s l.. Ea-e jaime,
Ea.i- and Gt-srg- q. EtT Gafeniais shall III
Monday the nineteenth ,lay O. N.uch 4 n IsG5 ba-
tween the hours OF Ok lock - ts 7g. tst and un
set # said iay. Offer fr ic. ~ south do- II the
Court House ia OtJ in lid Cssnty rhi,.lc
Auction. .li lien sell the icst li,irr ,r fol-
lowing described property, y, Ing the ans osGe=eI by said
decree 90 lie sold. that j. - -
lie half of lots one. a. tSo 81 in block
FIVE 81 in Walkers addition the t7~sn of Ottawa IN
thu county of Il S.le and Of Iile-
TERMS or SALE-C,>h. r. 4 IaHLrTSEK
Ftl. - n Than~srx
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rs Sex.

& A. IiuLLIsI e..
issirr IL Chancery.
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IsTAIE OF 10 Ell KLElBEE DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned Admin
IN TatJr of the estate of JOSEF kleiber late of the
county Of La Sale aud state Of Illinois, deceased will APP
pesr before the County Court OF said county, tie third
Monday beng the 10th day. Of April 1885, at the Court
House in Ottawa. in said county, when and where all per-
having claims demands against said
tet attend and present the in writing for ADJUST
snt.
Dated this 9Th DAY os February, A. y. 1s66.
e~ JOHN HISE Administrator.
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n-.r,rp. :. Ella: tAr Undersigned Adm.hl-'
u 49,, -, ~ si' David Smith. late Of the
comfy IL Sale and state o. ~ -. - .hSp
MONDAY. being the 2st day) Of "a - - - 81 80
House Ottawa in said county, whe.i ,aa at, ar.
having claims demands u.-.ius. -, 9 -.
titled To- attend and present the same III 'e 80
ju.tment.
Dated 10Th day Of Harch. = B-iSoI-
ows DANIEL b. SMITH Adm nstrator. >
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CO.. q &C.,, ,l1tut1v. pscn.sp.

NOTICE 4. hereby civ n that 'lienndersgDea enins-
- trzryr the OF ssfnusi sMhsin late Of Tie
oIniy Of In and of iDo deceased. Will APP
80 ', before Ci0ry Court u ,. al county di t.s tbuo
No, day tvuy the day tof MAJ. l-O5 at ID; Ceur
kan,a in ottawa in said county, When AM vIsre All
,.r.r cklins demands aginst said cs,ate, are
no,ir. 70 an; present tc ia writing Tor ro-
justmsnt 800, -, 49,. , VOC ...r e.
IFpES ItISE, Administrator,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-15
Cincinnati Market.

Iby ItIsgTHpH.J
CINCINNATI, May H.-FLoUR-Dull and prices
still nominal to great extent, superfine offered
at 5000 50, and extra $lO9lOA.
WHEAT-Dull holders ask 81 35G2 20 for No. l
new red, and 50 25 for No. 2 do, and $2a2 10 for
spring.
CoRN-Unchanged and steady. 5Sc for No. in
elevator
RYE-SO@S5c. and demand moderate.
WHIsKY-Dull, 81 p.
PROVISIONS Mess pork held at 3d. but without
sales.
LARD-Dull but unchanged, holders are not dis
posed to take less than DE
BACox-Firm, shoulders, l314@l334; sides, 1612;
clear sides, lS34@l9.
GROCERIEs-Steady.
r,,n-1qO
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SuERIFF-S SALE.

DY virtue of a rcHdtio erponds to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson county. Tennessee. at its Jan
uary term 1866. will expose to public sale 20 the
highest bidder for cash, at the court house door.
10Th day Of May 1866, all the right title, claim.
interest and estate, which p. Biliod then had, OF
may have since acquired, IN the following de-
scribed Real Estate: tract Of Land in the city oil
Nashville. Davidson county. Tennessee the same
being and fronting the South side Of Broad
street between Cherry and Summer streets. front
ing on said Broad street y feet, No IS. including
buildings on same: being levied on as the properly
of p BlhOd 10 satisfy judgment rendered n
favor Of w. b. Shapard against NJ. l. Couch, e. al.
Z. E. PATTERSON, Sheriff i,
apI-td By CIV. SHAW u. D.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The New Excise IRW-One Death from
Cholera on Hospital Ship.

The New Excise IRW-One Death from
Cholera ON Hospital Ship.
New YORK, May 1.-THE new excise law was
generally. enforced in the city yesterday. The
restaurants however, were open and drove o
thriving trade. Large numbers of people made
excursions to the rural districts of Westminster
county. where the law is not in force. There
were eighty-six arrests for infringements of the
law in the city.
One death from cholera occurred yesterday on
the hospital ship Falcon.
Active preparations are making for the great
demonstration in Jones woods.
Upwards of 1000 people attended the funeral of
the late John G. Davis, Grand Master of the Odd
Fellows yesterday.
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BYTELEGRAPH.
THE DISPATCHES OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Legislative. Judicial and Executive APP
nrnnrfaff0p RfsI.

Legislative. Judicial and Executive APP
preparation Bisl.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE bill making appro-
priatiOns for legislative, executive and judicial
expenses will be called up in the Senate to-mor-
row, and either considered at once or set as
special order for given day this week. In this
bill as it passed the House there Is one appro-
priation Of 100000 for expense for issuing
treasury notes authorized by loans, with provi-
so that no further expenditure shall be made for
the experimental testing of hydrostatic printing
by the Treasury Department until such expert
ments shall have been definitely authorized by
law, and a destined appropriation made therefor
in the face Of facts susceptible of the plalnest
proof showing the propriety of the above proviso.
Mr. Clark has succeeded in getting the preyiso
struck out by the Senate Finance Committee.
Distribution of the Appropriation Cor
Destitute Freedmen.
Gen Howard has begun the distribution of the
S. 600 appropriated by Congress for the relief of
destitute and suffering freedmen in this district
A board has been appointed with DIR. Rieburn,
Chief Medical Direcort of the Bureau as President
and the city is divided into four districts, with su-
perintendent for each. Every case of restitution
reported is thus thoroughly examined, and the re-
lief afforded is granted with care and discrimi-
nation.
Reconstruction Bill in the Senate.
The reconstruction joint resolution is not likely
to be reached in the Senate tomorrow. unless
specially called up.
business i'm the Senate.
The Senate is much behind the House in the
matter of business. The appropriation bills
which have all passed the House are pressing up
on the consideration of the Senate,
Volunteer Force to be Further Re-
duced.
Every means which may be consistent with the
welfare of the country will be used to reduce the
volunteers in the service.
About the Capture of Fort Goodwin.
Governor Goodwin, the delegate in Congress
from Arizona, does not take the doubtful side of
the massacre story attributed to Ross Browne.
| Governor Goodwin says that it is an easy matter
for the Indians to gather force CT 20OOfor treach
| erous expedition like the one presented. cap
turing Fort Goodwin and massacreing its inhabi-
| tants The Department have reason to fear that
| it is true.
Donation of Valuable Seeds from the
Royal Agricultural Society OfAustria-
The Commissioner of Agriculture has lately re
ceived from the Royal Agricultural Society Of
Austria, very fine collection of choice seeds, do
mated to the United States for experimental pur-
poses. The Commissioner is of the opinion that
an experiment will satisfactorily demonstrate the
| adaptbility of many of these seeds to the Amer
| lean climate and thereby prove valuable ac-
QUESTION to the agricultural interests Of the
| country.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river at this point commenced rising night
before last and continues to rise with fully five
feet on the shoals.
ARRIVALS Imperial, st. Louis; J. T. WeJJ,
Evansville.
DEPARruREs-L p. Webb Evansville; A. Bd,,
ker, Fishing Creek.
The Rorrcno, from Cincinnati was looked for
last night.
Ben. Egan, with his Cumberland did not come
to time yesterday. as anticipated, with his hind
wheel steamer. See advertisement of departure.
The steamer Imperial, Capt. J. 5. Dashiell, is
the regular st. Louis packet for to-day. She
leaves ut 10 o'clock.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

NY virtue Of a rendifio crponas TO me directed,
Is and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson county, Tennessee. at ITS Jan
Gr6cst bidder, for cash at the Court House door,
IN The city of Nashville, on WEDNESDAY, the
i2th day Of May. 1864 all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate, which =. Bllliod then had or
nav have since acquired. in the following de,
scribed real estate: A tract OF parcel Of ground
in Inc city of Nashville. Davidson county. Tenn
the same being and fronting on the south slde OF
fropting on said Broad street - feet, No. -. in
rlndinc the buildings same, being levied on as
the property Of P. Billed TO satisfy BALANCE o. q
indgmrnt rendered in favor OF Thomas Platter
against NJ / Couch e. al.
opol-ta BY W. c. SHAW. ID. ;.