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T.ynnwoo,d Nursery for sale.

THIS Is A BEAUTIFUL Ap PROF
TABLE piece % Property'g 90 pleas
snt residence, clubhouse. hot-h0u1e, large
numbers Of excellent. fruit, ornamental aud
tbrss miles from Nashville. on the Hilleooro
Pike. and j. offered az Low figures, such as may
Be speedily realized fr0rn the prodncu o. ne SOL.
II embraces ~ acres q srssnd' ~ wien
e5ouf rs acre are iu hourIthiug Nur.eries. Tbs
l. a good opportunity Tor securing an aittachye
home and a good investment, yiedzoE l-Hinc-
diate profits. -rr,--,.- -,rr-rr
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THE ATHE n H U II
COLUMBIA, TENN.
A sCMOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Mrs. +. &. SMITH, Principal.

J1HE WINTER EXAMINATION OF HIS
/ School is appointed TO be held on Thurs
day, January 3lst, and close with Concert Of
Vocal and instrumental Music at night The
friends and patrons of the Athengum are re-
spectfully invited TO attend.
The Spring Session commences on MONDAY
February 4th New pupils will fndIt greatly to
theirnterest to be present on or before the open
ing day.
The Athenaum offers very great advantages to
young ladies desiring good, thorough and finish
ei education, We employ teachers Of the high
eat order of talent, aud are prepared to give in
structon in all the branches usualytaughtin first
class Female Schools. We have one Of the larg-
est and best selected Libraries to be found IN
any similar institution, to which all the pupils
have daily access. A complete set Of Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus, and, in fact all
the necessary aids for imparting instruction.
New pupils received at any time, and charged
only from date of entrance. Board and English
Tuition per Session Of five calendar months are
only from $ll5 TO Sl35.
Circulars and other information furnished by
addressing KOBI u. SMITH
janlG-d&Wim Secretary.
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PEBsoNAL.-Mr VIM. Il Soeed and
family are now al the Lamar House. We
learn that Mr. Suced was arrested here for
State treason and was released on giving
the required bonds.
We also learn that Messrs. W. D. Viii
Hams and Thos l.. Williams who are at
the lamar House, were arrested for treason,
and were also released ON bail -kBorille
Commercial jan IS.
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IN CHANCERY COURT ST LIvINGs-
TON, TENS.
SPECIAL OCTOBER TERN. 1866.

NTLNINL WNIW1EsII II1I'7'I ~
MahnIa Roberts vs.. Spencer McHcnry e. ais
Bill of RevivOr.
IN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEALING 10 IHE
L Court that defendants, George, Alice and Cul
ION Armstrong, are non residents Of the Stat'
~ Tennessee. being residents of the state OF
kentucky: it is therefore ordered that publlea-
tion he made in the Nashville Union and Dis
patch. paper published IN Nashville Tenn.
PENDANTS to appear ut the next term OF the
Chancery Court for OvcrtOn county, to be held
at the Court House in the town of LIVINGSTON
Tennessee, on the FIRST Monday OF tebraary
Isl;7 10 piend. answer, or demur TO complain
ants bill or the same will be taken for confessed
MS to them and set for hearing ex parte.
je,lI -4tw J. ". WRIGHT. G. and nj.
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WHAT Is THOUGHT ABOUT THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION,

The Knoxville Commercial! Of the 18th
instant says:
oThe Nashville Bonner and the UNION
AND DISPATCH are having n small argu-
ment as to which of those journals has the
largest circulation. The Bonner has the
PostofIice list, which the UNION AND DIS
PATCH did not apply for The latter makes
a fair proposition TO the Banner, which that
paper must accept or virtually admit the
claim Of the UNION AND DISPATCH to the
largest circulation"
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OF Renresentntixes.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. I6.-The House met
at twelve o'clock, Speaker Heiskell in the
chair, and forty-nine members present.
There being no quorum, the House
adjourned until nine o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

Is giving the statistics Of the free letter
delivery in this city for last year, in
Tuesdays paper, The types make US say
the number Of letters collected from
street boxes" is 57,7s3, when we wrote
l14605, which is the number collected
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

CREsTLISE, O., Jan. 16.-The report,
originating at Sanduslly some days since,
stating that John Thompson was killed at
Mansfield by the S. NJ. & N. R. R. train,
ia incorrect.
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J. T.. IL Is. W. BROW n.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
AND
Commercial Brokers,
IS I-2 UNION STREET,
OyPy EOPI'S BOOK store,

IS I-2 UNION STREET,
Deer IOPM'S Book store,
OFFER FOR SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS,
~ Twenty-Five 20 Fifty Lots in Browns
VILE one mile beyond Edgeiied, from One-half
to five acres each. Price, $3.50 TO $1,000 each.
Soil rich. Building sites remarkably eligible,
and neighbOrhOOd unsurpassed. VIII exchange
for improved city property. good opportunity
is now offered mechanics and Others 10 secure
cheap homes Also, a number Of Lots in Edge
field Also. Fifteen to Twenty Lots of the Josiah
NichOl estate. on Y inc and High streets, near
Jefferson. Extra bargains gtUeH. Also. kiity-tour
feet on Cherry street, adjoining the Commercial
Hotel Forty feet on Cedar street, between the
Square and Cherry. Brick Dwelling, eight
rooms, ETC. No. "a Cherry street. Brick Dwelling,
seven rooms, No. IS, Vine street, between Broad
and Spring. The Allen property, corner OF
Spruce and MctiavOCk streets.
p" Free Territory. Also, two story Frame
House and Lot, ninety-three feet, on the corner
of Summer and Demumbranes streets. Also, Lot
l0l by lsd feet on McGuv0ck. between Nauxhall
street and the railroad. Also, Lot 52, fronting
100 feet on Broad street. West Nashville. Also,
Lots III, $50, 3l4 3l5, on Dcmumbrane and
Locust streets West Nashville. Also, three
story Brick Store Houses No. 65 and s. College
street, near Broad Also, a very desirable Farm
of 407 acres. four miles from the city. near the
Porter Pike. Also, the VIM. f. Jones residence,
with seyenty-twO acres, on the Brlck church
Pike, three miles out. Also, number OF
Farms of various sizes in Davidson, and other
counties janlj-lW
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J. Attention !
Feniana.

A LII MEMBERS OF RIDGEWAY CIRCLE
n I. B., are required to be on hand THURSDAY
night at - o'clock. for the purpose Of eomplet-
ing the organization Of the Military.
By order Of the Centre.
s, Y. CLEVENGER, Secretary.
iani6-H
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Administrators Notice.

TAVING TAKEN OUT LETTERS OF
Ii Administration Of the estate Of OTrison
Euis, deceased notice is hereby given % All per
sons indebted 60 the estate o. said decedent .
make immediate payment % me. I9ose nAYihs
Iair,ss agaipst said estate are uOtbed to present
them within the time prescribed By lay.
Nm. A. BILLS.
aor7--1a---gyv Administrator.
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renee
THE BEAUTIFUL

U1OM HOODS c. Song Of the Shirt" would
never have been sung had he lived in the
golden age Of the Sewing Maohinel Stitch!
Stitch Stitch bat no mere weary hearts or
aching heads Tho nimble needle is not piled by
hands but moves like a thing of lfe--quietly.
quickly, surely, the greatest blessing Of the
nineteenth century.
The Florence is the latest improved Of all
Sewing Machines. 1t Quilts, Cords, TGcss,
HENS Fells and Gathers and Sews on at the
same time makes four distinct stitches sews
from right to left or left to right at the will % the
operator. and is the only Machine having a self
adjusting SHUTTLE TENSION. For family
use none compare with it.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

THIS ACADEMY WAS FOUNDED IN 1860
/ for the purpose Of enabling parents anu
,-,Ierdisns in the South and Southwest 70 impart
to their daughters and wards thorough and
solid education.
The Academy is about one mile from the city,
and is situated in one Of the most beautiiul anu
healthy locations in its Vicinity.
The Academic year consists OF two, Sessions
eocb. and terminating about the 10th Of June.
Cnaciol attention Is given to the different
branches usually taught in Academies.
For TERMS. Etc, apply to the Mother Super
visor Nashville, Tennessee.
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Rejoicing over supreme Court Dc
Rnnsns IerIsIafure.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 16.-There is great
rejoicing over the decision of the Supreme
Court on the test oath question.
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MRXImiIInn.

New ORLEANS, Jan.--Vera Cruz ad-
vices to the 10th received. Macmillan
left Puebla on the Sd for tho capital
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17
To the creditors of James =. ucgur

Fy. Deceased
NTOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT BY
j decree Of the Chancery Court at Nashville,
rendered on January 9th, l967 All claims against
tho estate Of james A. McMurry, deceased.
must be fled in the Office Of the Clerk and Mas
ter on or before the FIRST MOEDAT " APRIL
MKT, OF they will be forever barred
MORTON B. HOWELL. O. and NJ.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17
To the Creditors Of james Il. Bell,
Deceased.

UOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT BY
decree Of the Chancery Court at Nashville.
rendered on January 9Th, 1861, all claims against
the estate Of James l.. Bell deceased. must be
fled in the office of the Clerk aud Master on or
before tne FIRST MONDAY IN April NEXT, or they
will be forever barred.
MORTON b. HOWELL, c. and NJ.
prvfA
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17
EnU UEET

rpHE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE DIS,
/ PATCH Printing Office corner Bank and
Printers Alleys Iti well adapted for Prlntins
Office, a Furniture Factory, or other purposes,
Apply to Jno. Wallace, at this Otlce. or 70 Ut.
J. b. Lindsey. 50 n. Cherry street.
.
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,
A ITER HAVING REFTTrED AND

A FTER HAVING REFTTTED AND
~ Refurnished the entire establishment.
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready to offer to the Public
every article usually found in a Druggists
Stock.
We have in store an extensive stock u
Pure and Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Dye
Stufis etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar ea'ab-
lishment in the country.
The great variety Of European and Ame-
.rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps. Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brushes, ExtrRe Is, etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low 4
Son, London; Coudray, so1iste Hygienique.
and Iubin Of Paris; B9zn and other Tepu-
table American manufacturers will be
found most complete, and for beauty, ele-
gance. and utility, cannot fail to suit the
tastes Of the most Discriminating
Our ASSOC tment Of Cosmetics. Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, PUTS and BoEos.
Mirrors, and other articles - that class.
being OF the latest styles and Of the most
Tecent importation, viii compare with that
Of any house in the South.
Great attention is paid TO the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs
and none other are allowed 60 gt' ont Of the
I establishment
A splendid selection Of lalpOrted ans
Domestic Cigars an fine braEsl5 Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaee0s. CARROTS scotch
and Maccoboy suufis. snd every article in
that line. constantly in store.
A most extensive and varied assortment
Of
Fishing Tackle,
ousisting Of Hooks from the most ce,.-
bruted manufactures Of Limerick, ireland.
/ and silk, Grnss, Japanese and Cabls-bJd
Lines Also. Reels, Bamboo and japanese
Rods together with every thing usuaii,
found in a frst-class establishment.
A large lot Of the celebrated Neplus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial aud other
6ne TEAS just received
EE- Prescriptions compounded wtth ar-
cutacy By competent and experienced fhaf-
mncists and Physicians and Others can
depend on the most entire reliability iu the
execution OF Orders all goods being war
reacted as represented
STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
Corner College and Union -ls.
uJY.It-tgsp
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ATlTEON SAFE.

DOLTN. BARNES ( Co, WILL SELL
IL at Auction this morning. January IL, 1871,
ut 10 O'Clock. enc BARGE. Sale 70 take place at
the Upper Wharf Terms, Cash.
DOLIN. BARNES h CO.,
iauI- AuctiOneers.
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Wholesale Drug Store

TNWTN a PENDLETON, HAVING SOLD
II their retail stock Ut No. - south side Of the
Public Square to Mr.. II. W. IlasslOck, have re-
moved to the Store formerly occupied by EWln,
Pendleton X Co., No. Inn Block, northeast
corner Of the Public Square.
70 their late retail customers and friends theJ
would respectfully recommend Mr. HasslOck az
n gentleman favorably known ne a Druggist Of
this city, and worthy Of their patronage as
business man and citizen.
They have associated with them in business
their former partner, WIN. II. EW n, and pro
nose under the firm style Of Ewin, Pendlet0n &
Co. to carry on general WHOLESALE DRUG
BUSINESS as formerly.
They solicit the patronage Of their former
friends, and all others looking 20 Nashville a. a
market in which To- make their purchases.
Mr. G. DUPRE, who was formerly with Ewln,
Pendleton & Co., and l8tterly with gag, will
remain In the house.
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To ALI whom il may Concern.

TPON CHE TWENTY SEVENTH OF
November. 1866 ut my residence in Car
roll county, State Of Tennessee, died JOSEPH
GRAFF. foreigner. born in France His rela-
t0ns in the United States OF elsewhere arc here
is ended. there will probably be SEINE property
for distribution. g. W MhApohS,
Inc5T m Administrator
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CEDAR Is KTNG.
The Stones River Utility Works,
yguvfrPpsbOrO, Tenn.


D. X. C. SPENCE. j. H. LAAIN
1EANUFACTURE LARGE QUANTITIES
MI of the finest possible varieties OF Red Ce-
dar Ware at the lowest possible prices;
Also manufacturers and dealers in all kinds OF
Carpenters Work and Barrels, Kegs, hubs;
Smokes, Feloes, Shafts. etc. We make more and
better ware than any other factory, ana hopelor
more and better trade, ,ct
See sample at Marr's Banking Office and Cham
Der of Comm cree, and address
d, II. c. SPENCE, Supt
iapl--3m
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The Tennessee Coal Company
ARE SELLING COAL AT MODERATE
n Prices. They are largely increasing their
shipments. They sell coal at 30 eends for
weighed Coal delivered.
A S. COLYAR.
ian1G-oy Pres Tenn Coal Co.
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No the CredItors oF Albert q. Payne.

Deceased.
NTOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT 81
decree of the Chancery Court at Nashville,
rendered on January 4th 1867, all claims against
the estate Of Albert q. Payne, deceased, must
be fled in the Office of the Clerk and Master on
on BEFORE MtRCH lsr. 1867. or they viii be Tor
'''' ' merton B. HOWELI.. C. and NJ
9-IW-olWtd
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dwelling HOuse.

VTOR RENT FOR THE YEAR 1857. A SPLEN-
i ala Dwelling House, No. Is North summer
street, containing II rooms, including basement.
{ani9-tf p. A. CARTWRIGHT.
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A GRTCVLTT RAJ IHFLEMLNIS 4 Nd
"A Machines Of every variety. Engines saw
Mills. Shrubs Queen { the S4uth Corn mill
TEle5hi1e Narbipes. Mowers. Rclpers, Cotton
Gius and Presses, sugar Mills and Eyaporators
CarIing Machine. latest styles NJ Bugglcs. Ger
ria-es and Wagons. and Agents for Fairbanks
S-ales Field Rollers and Drills, and the best
Cburns and Washing Machines in use.
fa1fr-Irr
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THREE GOVERNMENT HOUSES ON THE
] corner of Summer and Ash streets, South
Nashville, Each house twenty feet front
l27 feet deep, two stories high. Could be easily
converted into small tenements or beer saloons.
The lots on which they stand can be leased for
two years or will be sold at a bargain.
NEWS0M, GLOVER & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Maxwell House.
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NEW PUBLICATIONs.
NEW TEONS.
WATT FOR THE BEST.
WE WILL PUBLISH A WORK BY
HON. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS,
OF Georgia. entitled
"a HISTORY OF THE WAR BETWEEN
RHE sTATES-Traeing its ORR
gin. Causes and Results"

Mr.. stephens name is a sufficient guarantee
that his viii be THE STANDARD HISTORY
Of the late war. and all who desire th2 most reil-
able and complete work should await its issue.
NATIONAL Publishing co.
l4s West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ianl2-dltWltE
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FnR RENT.

LIVERY STABLE ON SOUTH COLLEGE
n etreet a few doors below Church. For
terms. apply to NJ. BURNS, No. 40 N. Market st.
janl7-lW"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18
DAVID WILLIAMSON.
JOHN DELASEY.
[From the Providence journal, Repub. April J
significant Articles.


The Republican. party is undoubted-
ly c very strong party It's principles
are those on which the war for the
Union was conducted, the supremacy
Of the national authority, universal
freedom and equal right and all neces-
sary guarantees for the future security
Of the Union. THESE ideas are thoro-
ughly wrought into the minds of the
people, and they have given to tho
party position that has proved thus
far impregnable. Every assault that
has boeR made upon it has ended only
in the discontinue and overthrow of
tho assailants. Every obstacle that
has been interposd to the carrying out
ofits principles has been brushed aside,
and the party has acquired an ascen-
dency seldom if ever equalled in the
history Of American politics But even
the Republican party, pre.eminent as
its ascendency has been and IS, cannot
endure eUerthiag tchich ambitious and er-
tren,e men undertake to accomplish m its
name and to faSten upon its character,
and it will erp long become necessary
to determine whether there are not
certain limits beyond rhich IL ,cW not 90,
in supporting the ertreme rjep Of some
Of ITS members Tho integrity of the
great party that has saved the Union
and tS ability to entirely consummatc
the work oJreconstrnction, are Of very
great Importance, while the schomes
of this or that politician who may be
ranked among its leaders fado away
into comparative insignifcance. I'm
less clear distinction be made be-
tween tho two, we hold that the party
is sure to suffer, and IT'S efficiency and
usefulness will be very materially i'm
paircd.' Some Of the schemes and ten
doncios now fostered by certain Repub
lican politicians, are, we believe. mis-
chievoas enough to ruin any political or
ganization that mag favor them,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18
PrIco OF a worthless Woman,

Prico Of n worthless Woman
The recent trial and decision Of an
aristocratic divorce case in London
strikingly illustrates how differently
these matters are managed in EnglaDd
and in this country.
The parties; plaintiff and defendant,
were men ofthe highest social position
and officers of Her Majesty's Oxford
Blues Captain Westcsr took possess.
ion Of tho pretty wife Of Mr. Maxwell
who, we think, had 20 high valuation
Of worthless wife, sued for divoreS
and claimed damages fcr the wrong
which lie hadsustsinedto tho amount OF
100000. The defendant took matters
cooly, telling his counsel that she was
used to that sort Of thing and did not
mind il. The jury found y verdict
foI the plaintiff aud gave him $4,000.
with costa. AS the income ofthe de-
.endant was $4,000 per annum he
trenched somewhat upon his property,
paid the amount, and retaina the May
or's wife. There wero no pistols, no
bowic-kni7es 9nd no guns heavily
charged with buckshOt A wife and
s5O.OOC changed hands, and it all ended
The English arc commercial and
practical people, Very. But the price
Of unfaithfnl wives in that highly civ
Lilized and favored land is uureasonsbly
high. The market "rules" higher
than in New York and Boston. - Rich.
moni Iimes
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18
[From the Chicago Timesl
A VietlmIEed WldOw-ROmnnce
Versus Real Life.

The credulity of some people is
certainly remarkable. A tale ever so
improbable, if told in a plausible man
nor, is certain to find some believers,
and not few ready to act upon il.
Widows are generally gwen credit
for being shrewd, especially in affairs
matrimonial, but 30 prove that they
are as fallable as any other class Of
mortals, let the following recits stand
id testimony;
Only n few years since, well-knO-
wn man about town, named Johnson
was proprietor of restaurant situated
in the basement at tho southwest cor
ner of Randolph and state streets. Hi'
BUSINESS was such that he was enabled
TO acquire n far competency, which
he left to his young wifo und children
at the time of his death, which occur
ed abont two years since.
Her husbands demlse induced tn
young widow to dispose ofthe business
which she felt incompetent to omanags
and after the first pangs of grief wer'
over, in order to preserve the portion
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18
rsrPrsssYLvANrA has a law disfran-

reS PENNSYLVANIA has a law disfran-
ehiong desorters, and test case was
tried something like year ago 70 de-
tormine whether election inspectors
have the power TO refusO the vote Of q
deserter. A man, well known to
havo deserted from the army, attempt
cd to vote, was refused the privilege,
and thcreupon brought an action
against the inspectors. The decision
Of the Supreme Court was to the effect
that the deserter not having been tri-
ed and convicted of desertion, was not
doscrter before the law, although DO
might be such In fact.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18
ATEs OF ADVERTISING.

a pitable one. While at the Central
station yesterday afternoon, her an
guish was most heartrending,, and
curses from bystanders against him
who brought this shame upon her were
both loud and deep. Mrs. Milliken, IL
by that name she ought TO be called, is
still quito young, and has always
borne n good and estimabls character
among all who knew her. Her only
f ault seems to have been that she Put
faith in the recital Of tales about beau.
tiful "castlo in Spain"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

re- HAVING lost his ticket an old
gentleman on an Illinois railroad was
forcibly elected from a train. The
Company had to pay HIM $1,000 for
the diversion.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

BE A PARIS statistician says that
crimes against the person are more
frequent in Spring than in Summer,
and aginst property in Autumn and
Winter.