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IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE FRA
ZIEW

nthe adjournment yesterday sine die
Of the Legislature, the Senate proceeded
to organize as Court Of Impeachment
10 the case Of Hon. Thos n Frazier,
Judge of the Criminal Court of Davidson
county. The members Of that body hsy
ing qualified under the judicial oath re.
quired managers of the impeachment
aud their assistant counsel and Judge
Frazier and portion of his counsel,
presented themselves at the bar formally.
BY previous agreement Of the managers
and the accused, the court adjourned
without entering upon the trial, until the
9th Of Nav next
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Il has been observed that Wilson. of
Massachusetts, has been "a less noisy
Radical since has connection with the
Congressional Temperance Society. If
several others of that persuasion in Con-
gress would follow his example, we
should, probably, have less foolish talk
and more sensible work from the national
law makprg
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The twelve apostles who went forth to
teach christianity, were not personally Of
less pretensions than the Republicans Of
the Legislature which adiourns to day
Ffess and Times.
II the apostles had made as much pre-
tension as the Republicans Of the
Legislature, they would never have been
selected; and if they had shown as little
capacity, they would have been promptly
removed
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A Lowell { Mass } paper having stated
thst Old Spoons Butler never goes out oi
has house after dark, an exchange says
the fact is due to the prudence which Old
; has always exhibited on occasions Of
danger, and that he has practiOed ever
since the primary reader told him
That dos viii bite
The thief al night" .
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Continued SuspenstOn Of HRbeas Cor
Pus-I.Ord Derby On American Fe'
MANS


Continued suspensiOn Of HRbeas Cor
Pus-I.Ord Derby On American Re,
mans.
New YORK, March 10.-The steamer
America, from Southampton on the 9th,
has arrived. ...... saF
In the HOnse of Lords on the 25th, Lord
Derby moved the second reading of the bill
to continue the suspension Of the habeas
corpus in Ireland. 81. -af it
Earl Russell gave cordial assent to the
bill, which he considered fully justified BY
recent events He commented strongly on
the conduct of the Fenian leaders in the
United States, especially deprecating the
course of the American government in re-
lation to the trials Of the Fenian invaders
in Canada. ~
Lord Derby gave explanations on the
part of the Lord Attorney General and
promised that the correspondence relative
to the paragraph in the American Presi-
dents message concerning the Fenian trials
in Canada should be laid before Parlia-
ment.
The bill was then read the second time.
Two Irish Americans arrested on board
avessel from Cardiff, at Cork, were recent
ly at Chester.
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These arrangements, conference.-the toseHr
previous intention, had been made in the
fullness of our liberty Of action, and any,
thing which had partaken Of the nature Of
external pressure would only have placed
as in position in spite of ourselves Of
prolongihg state Of things which we
wished abridged Reasons. arising out Of
our military situation determined the En-
peror to modify the first arrangement by
substituting for partial evacuation at sue
sceeding periods Of time simultaneous
transportation home of the whole corps
Parmee in the spring of the present year
These measures are now in course of ex-
ecution. In the month Of March next our
troops will have left Mexico. Far from
desiring TO free itself from the engage
ments which il has contracted on its own
account, and which it has publicly an-
hOuneed, the GoVernment will hasten their
fnlflment
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AT a recent grand ball held in Paris,
Madame De Matternioh, wife Of the Span
ISL Ambassador, wore novel casaqne' the
body being n Spanish bolero made of sill
yer and gold cloth. The wide, open sleeves
OF black velvet, were 40 long that they
touched the ground ending IN points wide,
black velvet lRppets hung from the waist
behind, like q sash.
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LOUISIANA.
Legislature Protests Against sIser.
mans BiII-GOV. Wells Probably 10
be Impeached-NegrO Suffrage. etc.

Legislature Protests Against SIser.
mans BiII-GOV. Wells Probably 20
be ImPeached-NegrOS Suffrage. etc.
New YORK, March 10.-A special New
Orleans telegram states that the House of
Representatives concurred in a Senate
resolution appointing committee to pro-
test against the reconstruction bill of Sher-
man.
A charge was preferred against Gov.
Wells in the House for usurpation in
issuing his proclamation declaring the
qualifications of voters in the State in ac-
cordance with the reconstruction bill and
his Impeachment is probable. 81 3 g =
Mayor Munroe, the Lieutenant Governor
and others had an interview with Gen.
Sheridan, regarding the rights of negroes to
vote at elections, when they were informed
that if negroes did not vote, the election
would be null.
A bill was Immediately passed in the
House postpOning the proposed election.
NEW ORLEANS, March 10.-Trouble
being apprehended in the case, a municipal
election is allowed to be held ON Monday,
General Sheridan has issued proclama-
ton that the polls will be postponed until
the District Commander under law APP
pointed, receives special instructions con-
corning the case. a~s
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CHURCH STREET BAKERY,
NO 176 Church Street.
M. McGOUGH -..

+ RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY FRIENDS
i and the public that 1 can supply them with
Fresh Bread and Rolls, morning and evening,
be supplied regularly by leaving their orders.
fine assortment OF Cakes and Pastry con-
stantly on hand. Orders solicited, and every
thing warranted to be made Of the very best
materials, by superior workmen.
mar12 I'm
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II Chaneerr at NashHiIle.

State Of Tennsssee-Clerk's Once Chzncery
C0grt at Nashville, January the 2lst. 1867.
Austin 4 Smith. complainant. vs.. Geo. +. Case
and others, defendants
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
In this cause thai the defendant. H. j.
Drucker, is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee it is Their sfore ordered that he enter his
Appearance herein before OF within the krst
three days OF the next term OF said Court. to be
held on the first Monday in May next lssil, and
plead. anslseror denuF to conplasnaIlt's biil. or
the same will be taken for confessed a. 70 him
and set for bearing ex parte, aud that copy OF
this order Be published for four Successive
Eesks ia the Nashville Union aud Dispatch.
A copy-Attest: 81. b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
MeEwen s Kerehsval. Sol'rs for eo@pl'ts-
fehZS-w4t
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Lady Attacked by Ruhians-saIe Of ST.
Johns Park

=
New YORK, March 11.-Early yester-
day morning, two rufians, named Vim. G..
Strip and VIM. Cunningham, broke into
a room occupied by lady, in Branch
Tontine Hotel, corner Of CORTLAND and
West streets, knocked her down and kicked
her in a most shocking manner. Strip
was arrested, bat Cunningham escaped.
No cause was assigned for the outrage
The sale of St. Johns Park to the Hud-
son River railroad for one million dollars
has been completed. Four hundred thou
sand dollars of the amount goes to the
Trinity Church, the remainder to the own
ers Of the property. at'+@ .st't E
Adjournment of Indiana Legislature.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 1.-THE Indiana
Legislature adjourned sine die to-day.
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NOTICE no SHIPPERS.
OETTcE 8EsTRaL SuPERrgrEvDErT.
n a c. AsB y. A ". W. RATLROADs.
Nashville. Tenn. Feb lg 1ssT.

MAJOR Z. n. EWING. FORMERLY GIN
vi eral freight Agent Of ths Nashville and
Chattanooga and NzshTills and Northwestern
Railroads. has been appointed General Agent VI
the Roads az ST. Louis Mo and New Orleans,
La lie viii give Through Bills LailnE, Re.
esiYs CousiRnments. Adjust Claims f9r Loss and
Damara o. Overcharss. and transact All business
pertaining % q General helircsd Ssa4e5g ~
General Superintendent.
fsbls-fn rB.P.6T.GJ
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zOLLTfOFFER HOTsE
NOTICE.
THE REAUTEFUL
- sT,Tprp ourrrr rr,.vrr

all PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A against the estate OF Wm. ! Drake d.
ceased. EiH present them. properly aufhsuti.
Gated, aspIeacribed b. law. o. they van b ior-
issSs-lsW' DRAKE. admir-
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saturday, March 30. 1867.

A tract Of land in the Seventh Civil District OF
Davidson country. bounded on the north By the
Iands Of John Caldwell. on the west By the
lands Of W. X. Ware. on the south by the lands
Of III. j. PEBBLES. and on the east by the lands OF
Bm Whittem0re being the same land con
veyed by G v. WhittemOTe ~ trust 70 }. q.
Briley. .... ...
Terms Credits Of six, twelve and eighteen
months. without interest. Notes required With
approved security, and lien retained. Sale free
from redemption. .
MORTON =. HOWELL,
matg IL Clerk and Master
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saturaay. Mareh aO. Is07.

Lots Nos q and q in Houston's Addition 70
Edgehed, fronting each 50 feet on the north side
III Fartherland. midway between Oak and Tulip
Streets. and running back 10 feet 10 an alley.
Z TFRMs-0ue-third cash, and the residue on
credits ef six and twelve months. with interest
from day Of sale. Notes required with approved
demptiou. MORTON B. HOW ELL,
[ mars I'd Clerk and Master.
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SATURDAY maftu Az 1897
A lot on the corner Of College and Ash streets
and running back along Ash street about l3s
feet to an alley.
TERNs-Credits Of six and twelve months
with interest from day Of sale. Notes required
with approved security. and a lien retained
. sale free from redemption
T MORTON B. HOWELL,
rnarQ I'd Clerk and Master
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Terms Of isubscriPtion.

PUBLISHED BY
JONES, WALLACE ~ co.
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Saturday, March 80, 1857.

Saturday, March 80, 1867,
tract of land on the Murfreesboro Turnpike,
adjoining the lands of Robert Powers on the
west, Olivia Cox on the south, X. Powers on
the east, and the turnpike on the north, contain
ing about fourteen acres; being the same piece
of land sold by Mary Gray to Geo. }. Hooper.
TERMs-SiX months credit, with interest from
day of sale. Note required with approved Secu-
rity, and a lien retained. Sale free from re-
demption. MORTON b. HOWELL,
mars I'd Clerk and Master
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w. H. Moores, Admir-, vs.. Jas. w. Moores
and others. .s.lr
I'm PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Il ChanceFy Court at Nashville, IN the above
named cause will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville nj ~ o'clock on
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saturday March 40. Isez

A lot on the north side of Broad street in Nash
Vile being part of City Lot No. 49, fronting Az
feet and raining back 163 feet. being the former
residence of David Randall.
TERMs-0ne-f fourth cash, and the residue on
credits of six, twelve eighteen aud twenty -tOur
months, with interest from day Of sale. Notes
required with approved security, and lien re-
tanned, Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL.
mar9 I'd Clerk and Master.
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IN PURSUANCE or DECREE or THE
/ Chapeery Court at Nashville. In the above
named eause, will sell at the Courthouse at
MILITIA 81 II n,claak On
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BIC. JiIlson vs.. The Nashville Building
Association and others.
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Thos. Calender vs. Sarah A. Lowell and
others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville, IN above
named cause. | will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville at u o'clock on
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SATURDAY, March so. 1897.

A lot on Broad street, near the crossing Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, being the
lot purchased b. Joseph Lowell Of W. g Doris.
Also, 1915 feet of the subdivision Of lots \ os.
Nashville lots.
TERMs-Of the lot on Broad street, $50 in
cash. and of the lot of S3l5 feet $50 in cash, and
the residue on credits Of six and twelve months,
with interest from day of sale. Notes required
with approved security, and lien retained
sale free from redemption. -
MORTON B. HOWELL.
maT9 I'd CleTk and Master.
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TIME NASHVILLE CHIMNEY SWEEP
i ING COMPANY.-ThisC Company are now
prepared to clean ehimneys Of every description
in thorough and satisfactory manner. They
hope to receive large public patronage All
parties are interested in having their chimneys
clean, and thus far preventing the danger oil
fires The price for cleaning each chimney IS
placed at the low sum of Fifty Cents.
OfEee-NO 81 BROAD street. maTl2 3m
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R. H. GROoMEs 8 co.

ITO THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY
OF NASHVILLE have this day, in
conformity to a law passed by the Board of
Councilmen of the city Of Nashville, on the 18th
day of MAY, 1865, appointed the Nashville
Chimney Sweeping Company to examine all the
cbimneys of this city, and to report whether the
same are in good and safe condition to prevent
accidents by iire-this company to report TO the
Recorder of the city the names of all parties
having their chimneys in bad or unsafe condl-
ton after giving said parties due notice TO have
their chimneys properly cleaned, according to
law. | extend this privilege to said company
for the term Of ensuing year.
In witness whereof | have this day set my
hand and the official seal Of my office, at Nash
Vile, this the I'D day of February, 1867,
marl2 1t W. MATT. BROWN, Mayor.
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Ewin, Pendleton & Co. and others vs..
David Randall and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Il Chancery Court at Nashville, in above named
cause, will sell at the Courthouse at Nash
I'll ar osa on
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NEW ADV ERTIsEMENF.
AUCTION SALE OF HAY

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsFER, I
a NASHVILLE, Tenn, March II. 1867.
4 WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
L Auction. on SATURDAY. the 10th instant
at the Northwestern Grain Sheds, this city
$50 BALES OF HAY-Damaged.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock P. N.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
-t --f y. B. KIRK,
Captsin and Assistant Quartermaster.
mar19 Il
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

fsken By virue d On erecutisn In hvc q bAfNi Mar
ven q wstis, In I'D County q Yct, sgAust Ernr.s
Adasns a York IN "a ooany, and vtn b I'D ~ Pubic
Iuetioa % eafssaay M thly-arst dag q August. o.
1857, q too O'Clock In The snepeoa, q " sss ne
sah h.rsk MARVEL, On the rshI uue and atesvs that
ths ~ EpAssln AAsns - ths asth az q Asgus,
A. D. iso6 NJ psvsn 0cjock In The Anauooa, hstng us
tne d a. asfasAneut Il The naae On The csnai srtt, BY
yitss bod g esa.rss s.a soevsyaes. e. 'sasaish
Pertins Of nd wens q The b,iovng Described real 60
Ssss b y iDsssssing 81 IL fss ~ lesdinG ffun
CAPE Neitick 10 wstis, By land a The hsiu a sdonon
ussaesd sFsA ssoss rsnusng Nsthvsfssty by Nh lasi
n land % John PhIps from th~nce By sAid fhihs h~i
70 iand q the hei a Lnher rtins, deceased thencs ny
sah Lthsrs bsl hDd 10 tn fose rsd s1oresN theoce
No~thvestesiy BY ssh rod 70 he p,aos besun q COO
tanning seven serss, nssv % - toesssr win tss bsh-
= EDMUND WARREN, p-pssy aetn.
July o. 1867. ~
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
10 I'm E W. n
4, FANCY GOODS, |
HAIR Il REST0R ERS,
WALLETS. BRUSHES DOLLS DC

WALLETS, bfUSnES DObLc, &c.
New Mohalr Mit,s; AL . H.
Hosiery 4 Gloves.
= swietenia tot the teeth, 90 cents.
Tea ss.-,plsndid new perfume Tor the Hand
Psny Dsvis'lPain Killer, eisss. I ~
A good Thread Net, only scts-Bsh .Qsaiify
Black and colored Kid ulovss.-s,n Waterfall
Hsn.--SsS Let Yssss -Burnstts Coooains. 70 cts.
Nice Tooth Powder, % cts.-Levsrtous Lightning
Hair bye. cAssp -Psrrys Moth and Freckls Lo-
ladies' Hdtrh. 10 ets. MATERIALLY Comb, 10 cts.
--0ents.' Linen H'dn, . ets.-coarss Combs. cts.
Rubber Rosad Csnhs Rsbbsr and Ivory Fine
Combs > Halls sIelian Hair Rssewsr, 6s o.
.Genta' Cotton noss.25 eb.--Goo1 Linen Bosons,
Is Cts Sohenek's, wriyhts. Ayers, and Wings
Pills, " et.-Rlng's Vegetable AmbrosiA 60 cts,
Toy watches, IS sts.- ss's Ssrsspsrilla, 30 ets
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL. 80 ets.-Nice Embrol-
dsrsd Edss Handksr Shies, Is ots- ASehsneks Tom
10 , Schencks Syrup. eAssp.-Wsbstsrs Hair Invig'
orator. co "a Magnolia Balm, 20 ots.-Ladies'
L,sss H'dfs (vsry shssph ID sts -Roags. Chalk
sed Pink Balls, 10 ctss-Meen Pun Beet LILY white.
Lyons Kathairon. ~ ets.-Mn. Wilson'S Hair
PRESSING ., ots.-Dsiis, ToysJin great uslstv :
NRfwhsH~,Assftsj NsvtpNanss vslyst
RiSSAas q R<lssess ress-1sb<Dt - cass
rs cts Goes Cough Bslsam Fishers Cough
Drops, Ailstfs Lung bsisss haaDonsids Ma.
tlonal Cough Cure, Doll Heads, Dollsi Drums
Dress buttons, Dress Braids. Alpaca Dress and
Trimming Brsids, Ladies' Lsr,n hemstitchsd I'm,
30 cts, Keunedyi MedjsAl Discovery, sLsSpj Sells
sors, Knowles Hair Restoss Tsbbett' Hair Re-
generator, Clocks Hair Rs,torsr 80 ctsy Sossdoat
for the Teeth,6O Browns bronchial 1rochss. "a ,
Atwood's Dittrrt. tseGi Mp. w,nslow's sooth.
ing Syrup, "a OifBenns LStd's Bloom Of Youth
Lot Bird c.ges, ladies' Work BoIs: and Whiting
Desks, Nsw H'df Boxes, Cheap Breast Pins )
Asw Lot Of Freneh LestAsr Bsgs. eAsspj White
Iloyes, q ctsi LI.le Thread Gloves. eA.ay blue,
brushes. 10 cts.i Hair brushes sllk and Twists
Is Ladies' Paper CollaIsfor 10 cts; Ladies, Tucked
Is Ladies' Rlastics, Blseb BeltIngsi fedIes' Lin:
Cotton Best sss.s Pinsi Nice Essdies, Tapes !
tettsr's Bittsn Polsnd,s white Pine Compoundi
williams BItterst Desps, Rheumatic Pills 20.
lands Humor Doctor, CiArk's Liquid white. Is
Rubber Rattles, o ct: sslsc. Halt Lie tIyins
for the Hair, Constitution, Water 8 Hair Pins
Elastic Braids, Martha Washington Hair Restor.
or Or Marrow Lrefnsrns.A nice Article for The
Hair, Toddb Hungarian Balm for the Halr Pay
Ing Cards Pearl Shirt uttons, RaSbsr Buttons;
Agate Dress and Shirt Buttons, Ladies' Pages !
C6lldren's Bslmoral Hose Barretes Hair Rsstor.
or Eeimstreet's Rsstoret IS ctsi covered snd IN.
covered Corset Springs Sferuylan syrup, sOi La
Ladies' coiorsd Rubbed Hose Turkey Red Hd'ts,
Childrcn's IId'fs Persian Plum Oh, Sirs article
FOR the hair Meme and Boys Suspenders BeAhs
Hair Dye,, Hose Hair OH -Lades' Paper Collars
and Cuifs Balm, OF thousand Flowers, eAsV
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Hair Restorer fnew)j Alphabet
Blocks Madam. Porter's -Bslssm, ~ cts.i and .
grcst 80 -
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rrvC 0ardnsr. the soap man, stated thai threats
we're used by the soppsrhssas In this city 70 deter
him nom pubheiy utfering Republican sentiments
10 our streets, assuring him tina, he would DO ~
aalted, stoned. ke, Ac.. and Mayor Haines treat
Cd him eavslierly and warned him that no would
speak 81 bis psril, This ID rAihsr rough on the
eoppsrhsAds Of The only rebel city In Maize bat
for The rspstAtioa of our city 10 must deny that
either staples or the mayor dscently or manfuliy
represented our municipality. We don't presume
10 speAk % the Intentions or desires Of the cop.
rerhesd, Of BIddeford, but We do ay tia, any one
Who does moi disturb the peace or use indecent
language 10 Jast - safs In speaking any sensI.
uents he may choose, indoors or out OF doors. -
In any city or town In New England. The idea Of
Mr.. staples speaking ior The city 10 the hsshth Of
the rdieuIous The Professor, however, vas not
10 be thus driven BY silly and meaningless intini-
datioss, bot appeared On time, and addressed q
iArgs and respsctable gathering exhibited his ere
den<ials, and tAe letter % introduction non the
Govsrnor q Nsv Hampshirs which had been re-
fused reading. and received the hearty cheers and
most gentisu anly treatment from the large crowd.
rSs meeting last Saturday evening. called To
coasidsr he subject % The forusssoa Of military
company In this city, vss not largely attended,
,hosx IN there we're . god aauhsr present. The
net tAat forty-issr sixssd Ne foii, gave ev-
,dspss thai good intssss, sxiss n hvor Of The
iorustioa % The company. flt nesusg ~ adj
yoarped 70 psxt Saturday svshiIg. fAsrs no
doubt tha, The coupsny viii bspsoupsy aiisd ct
that tina. - .-.-I ~
lnproysasat In Staging I, yisisly lnersas-
Ing. rhs one nov running setseen this
place OF SEQ and Aimed has for us preIss,sr and
driver, Joha .. Hayes. long knosn 70 TIE travel
Ing pubic - superior driver snd oas Who spares
no pains 20 prvv,ds Tor the eomort Of bis pessso.
GERS IN I'll vsatAsrs. He has recently pufshased
tSIs rssts and viii his nav oatht W can azure
al Wa hvor hin With their patronage. that hey
wifi Asa ,ksu prompt and ysstiemsnly sad In
every psrssslaS sdsSisa 10 The pesiuss he 90
eapisG Stngy ~ 49,, ~.
We savs : IN pass aunssrs Of oar Bxsra Edi'
tio.. isssss ~ Monday, eestaia'ss Avery fall
rspert q the EDITORIAL coavsntioa. cts. rhsy
~ Be ossslssd ct The nsvspspss sterss or u
this o0os. "a ae So e ~
rxs Ualvsrssiist Church In this city, COM
uspcsd some few weeks since, Il CAST approach
ing its outside completion. ,
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Sherif's Sale.

crArg OF MAINE. Y0RK. ss.
y THksn % sxseatien Nk,esis ne Iint Nation.
al Bank Of Biddeford H. creditor, sd y. Asdrsys
ss s ss :ai Ssssi az ssssvs..sss. ~ Z
r 8. 1870. q. o sis.i. 3D. q:
ss,tssd rers.1 100, y Wiz, Fivs shares Of
~ csnI{si 80 = % fnt Nstiossl Bank Of
Bddsord. ss1 thiStssa skarss Of The capital stock
IN .tAs Biddslort Nsecsal Bsns Of Bidd,lord. ,.,.
s' rs Sts e a.isSTiRb EaHoNs. Deputy sheriff
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IJ.SW. SNOW, N. b.,

uAvINa located himself In Saco Informs The citinse1
e pesAy 70 sttesd % " cAls eShh pfuiu d IN hous
q The day and night AZ experience ofsfreHfy ysoSs
~ physias an asrcs e portion q N time In ths ~
my he feels may ent,e hlm 10 the coahdence Of thos
curing medical and suryicai aid. ~
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door East Il M sass usdus the dss, md at the saeo
House during the nlgAt- AZ -,
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23
Steamers for Portland.

NOTICE. Ckssse q rioe. On and arsr
N MONDAY sept. 10th, the steamers for Port
land viii leave foot Of india Wharf, Bestoa, 81
1--WE Nv osiesf Instead Of ssvss. I'd
EVPositivsiy no frsight received aner o'clock
81 shippers Of freight vii please notice the
above hour and no exceptions can be made. -
promptness In sailing Of the steamsi 10 necessary.
% -,-a WI. WEEKS. Agent.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23

THOUSANDS FAVE sEEs caAssxs by the use Of
weak, siekly, sshering orestsres, To strong,
healthy and happy. men and womsn, and invslids
dyspepss sad debility u 10 . specific. -