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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs ~, ra.NfeHr.

WALLS NEW uPRRA Houas -lIast night
ont Two OF the Imperial japanese troupe,
whose novel performances have proved so
attractive this week 8-I5-J ; W. g.
NATIONAL THRATRR.-Lady Don in aAlad-
gle, or the Wonderful Scamp" and Nine
Points OF the Law"
ODD FELLows' HALL.-The great Arabian
knights Tableaux tonight. None should
fail to see this splendid exhibition.
ASSEMBLY Rooms, 18TH street. near c.
Grand entertainme OF this evening for the bene-
lit of Union Bethel A. Nj. T.. Church.
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REAL EsTlTE ExcHANsE-About the first
enterprIsing real estate broker of this city was
DIR. X M Hall, who has fitted mp the n ne real
estate exchange. No II Louisiana avenue cor
ner OF eth street The system Introduced by
Sir. Hall OF advertising property without any
cost TO the owner Is good one, and to persons
who desire % cell reai estate his exchange Of
fers unusually good facilities. See ad yertise-
ment in to-diy's issue.
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The REGISTRATION IN THE FoURrH WARD.
In the ith ward Yesterday the registration was
continued, when Clio names were registered
ga white and 236 eolored. The judges have
decided TO keep the register open on Friday
from four until eight o'clock n m
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NO BETTER IrvRsTMENT can be made than
IN Clothing at the present red uced prices at
the Great Central Clothing House, $50 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office.
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For CoRSs, BuNIoNs, BAD NAILS, etc, con
suit DI. White, 42f Pennsylvania avenue, be
tween4 \ and 9th streets
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

A RMORY FOB SALE.
CAi0 QHo-tsrmaSter' Oace. Depetof WasAington.l
WdshlHston, ID. C.. March 20, 1867
BY order OF the Quartermsster General the Gov
erment Armory on G street, between Twenty first
and twenty second. will be sold at public auction
under the supervision of Ga ptain James O. Psyne
noon - ~
This building is cOo feet By As feet single roof
Terms cash, In Government funds
CHARLES III. TOMPKINS
Bvt. Brig. Gen, Deputy Q. n Gen,
Acting Chief Quartermaster,
hu ~ III Depot of Washington.
e ABOVE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE ON
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at IL o clock noon.
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For SHIRTS made to order go to Francs,
49i 9TH street, between ID and T.; also, Gents
Furnishing Goods, at prices, that defy compe :
tition; Gray's, Byron's and Imitation Linen
Collars, IS cents per box; Scarf and Ties in
en- dless variety. 81.
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The JAPANEsB.-We remember no ex hibition
IN this city which has created a greater furore
than that of MaguIre Risley's Imperial
japanese Troupe, and none which is more
attractive, not only on account of its novelty
put the wonderful character of some Of the
feats, particularly the balancing and GYM
nastics generally. The audience last night
comprised many OF the most distinguished
people now In this city, and a great MANY
persons were u cable 10 gain admission TO the
tneater- Little "All Right gains in popu-
IarIty, and the ladies were quite enthusiastic
over him last evening. He has benefit to-
morrow evening, when there will be a change
of programme, and those who desire to attend
on the occasion will do well to secure their
seats early There will be a matinee on Satur-
day afternoon
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TEhPERANCB MEETING. - Quite a large
meeting was held At Odd Fellows Hal
maynard, last evening. under the auspicas
OF the Washington City Temperance Society.
Mr. John Hollingshsad presiding Ad
dresses were n ade bv the Chair, Messrs
Drew, Maher and others, and a umber signed
the pledge. This meeting was held in view OF
the formation of a new division of the Sons OF
Temperance Al the Hall on Wednesday even
ing next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-11

ONE HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars lust
received. Call and look at them at the Great
Central Clothing House, 400 7th Street, oppo-
site the Post Office.
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DIVORCE "a sEs.-Since the organization Of
.nT PISseht supreme Court of the District of
COLUMBIA there has been Commenced 10 suIts
3Or ulNoree: OF which number the applications
ID VI cases nave been granted and about Is dis
HIsseu- VI those remaining en- the docket
having gone together again or the cases have
been abandoned In one or two instances
parues nave IetitiOned two or three times for
a divorce, and then asked ITS Dismissal
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more of those fine twenty-five dollar suits, al
the Great Central Clothing House, AGO 9TH
street, opposite the Post ONCE.
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GOOD COTTON SOCKS, Is, 30, and p cents per
pair; good Merino Shirts and Drawers o.
cents each; good Summer Undershirts,75 cents
al Francs Popular Gents Furnishing Store,
4A 9TH street, between ID and T.. Also, good
White Shirts at S175, %, and 81 so. ST.:
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SoIREE DANsANTE.-One OF Marini's delight
ful Soirees occurs to- morrow night at his FASH
Ionable Dancing Academy, on street, bet weeu
9th and 10th streets. The celebrated fashions
Die dance the German will be brought out to-
morrow night at this soiree
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IHE FISH WARY sterday, from Sc ven
20 nine thou san shad and about fifty thousand
herring were landed at the fish wharf, (J w.
Dainty Co, lessees.) foot of 7Lh street, and
Were sold read iy, shad al 50 to SI2 per hun
dres, and herring at - 10 50 per thousand;
besides some noble specimens of rock, and a
PIentfuI supply OF bunch fish, perch. &C.
are coming up The products of me of the
large shores hive commenced to arrive, and
Inc boats generally contain full loads, one of
nose arriving Yesterday having a cargo Of
10000 herring. The country people are i'm
creaslng IN numbers on the wharf, and num-
Der OF wagons are constantly being ladeu
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OITY ITEMS.

GENTLKMRH's ane aux mixed Suits at ex !.
Iemeiy low fgurss, A. Hepning's One Price
SaotninG Store, on the corner of Seventh
street and Nary1And avenue
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II ron WISH to fiad the finest and best stock
Goods in this city, call a. Bars, corner 7th
and h streets. The best paper collars at IS
and 30 cents box. at Bars. corner Ten aud T.
streets, TAN
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All the above Mahogany must he OF tue best
Quality and Thoroughly sessepei aud deiivered ia
Nsshinston orGeorgetovn within days ftes tie
slct ss.ul bidder sbsll have been notified Of the
scoertanee Of his proposal. and be subject TO the
tnspection of the Inspector ct Materials
The Department reserves the right On reject any
or ell OF the bids n considered Tor the Interest Of
the Government 10 do
Bids 90 state price per N feet, board measure,
sd to he enclosed in = SCALED envelope sod en-
mULLHTr.
AH4A Err fsin n hll
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PROPOSALS..
lRoPOeALe ron NAHooAHT,

Teau-y Dsra-yrert
0Hce az SEperr,stas L.cAifscf, Aprfi Q. lec
Sealed Proposals viii be received AZ this osSo~
until IL O'Clock N. April B is1 Tor furnss hi ne
Treasury Extensc on. viz
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Hot 8 ES AND LOTS.
NO CHARGE TILL PROPERTY Is SOLD
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DECREE OF DIvoRCE-This morning, Jud
Olin, in the Equity Court, made a decree {
vorcing Sallie Lafarge from bed and boa
with Samuel +. Lafarge. giving her the Gu
tody OF the child and the right to acquire a.
hold property in her own name. The part
were marrled February 9th, 1865, and s
charges that he cruelty beat her, &c. ].
Marbury appeared for the complainant a.
the testimony was taken bsfore Mr.. w.
Woodward
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 90. 1867.

after the words or playing cards of all kinds % cents
The words, or other grain not herein otherwise pro
yided for" were inserted in the paragraph imposing
duty OF 10 per cent on -four meal filings and m Ieeu VI
Wheat' rye or oats, at II So per DusheL
VETO OF THE COLORADO BmL,-REsUMPrIoN OF THE
TARIFF BILL , -, -
The Presidents Private Secretary arrived ana an
nounced the return of the bill to admit Colorado WITH inc
objections OF the President
The Tariff bill was resumed.
Mr.. MORGAN dlep., N " moved TO amend the para
graph IN relation to laws, follows ITO increase the
mill pit and drag saws over inches wide from IS to zoe
per lneal foot over inches WIDE from ~ TO SOC per
foot on all back saws, not exceeding 10 inches III ehg
from 81 20 25 per dozen, 10 inches III length from
81 so to q per dozen" 1t was agreed TO.
Mr.. WADE Rep, Ohio moved TO amend by changing
the duty stone as to put 1t at 81 per tun of 10 cubic
feet all indstones soapstone sandstone freestone,
and all stone except marble 1t disagreed to by
vote OF Yeas, 10, and Nays, %.
Mr. SHERMAN QSep. Ohio moved to amend the para
graph In relation to bunting by changing the duty IRON
20 per square yard and per ad vaorem to 90
cents per pound and 80 per cent ad valorem IL was
Mr.. WILSON Rcp, Mass) moved to amend as follows;
insert the words after thdwords, cor by hand IN the Io
lowing paragraph: all cotton hosiery, comprising
shirts drawers, stockings socks, gloves ana an o'eI
goods knitted made In frames or by hand 10 Genus per
pound, and in addition thereto 40 per cent al Naore
The am men was agreed TO- .Ooo,,o drtv
Mr. WILSON moved to amend by adding specnc 9u.y
OF six cents per dozen to the 50 per cent ad ya4le
IN the bill on umbrellas and parasols ana elastic ues
| Mr.. WILSON moved to amend by increasing tho duty
on machine cards card clothing Tor use IN coNeiu
|
| was disagreed TO.
Mr., WILSON moved to amend by increasing the duty
on corks from 40 to so cents ad yaiorem III was os
| agreed to.
Mr.. WILSON moved to amend bp increasing the duty
carnne from 80 To as per cent, t was disagreed to
Mr.. CHANDLER Rep:, MichD moved to increase Ihe
n TO IS for cast and $l2 for wrought but subsequently
modified his amendment 10 make 1t 20 on cast IRON anu %
| ON wrought and scrap iron The amendment was dis
| agreed 10 by a vote OF &c Yeas 10 20 Nays.
| Mr.. CHEsswELL Qlep,, Md moved TO amend ny an
increase OF the dny on chromate and bi-chrOmate OF
potassia from cents per pound. 1t disagreed To
| by vote Of Yeas 1G, Nays 10.
Mr.. HARRIS rep. " ~ moved To amend by reducing
the duty lead in pigs bars from p TO cents per
pound. IL was disagreed 10. . -
Mr. CATTELL Rep, N. ~ moved 10 amend by lncrcas
ing the duty sal Soda soda crystals and all crude car
Donates Of soda, from to OF cent II was agreed 20
Mr. CATTEI.L moved to amend by increasing the duty
on nickel from 80 TO 40 cents per pound.
Pending the consideration Of this the senate auOheu
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
ARKANSAS.

b rELIssAPH
MEMPHIS, Jan. ga special dispatch TO The
Aralanche from Little Rock to-day, says: A call,
signed by the citizens of Arkansas throughout the
State who served in the Federal army has been made
for a convention at Van Buren, the 18th inst, TO
protest against the overthrow of the present State
Government"
ExGoy. Peters died at Van Buren, on the 18th inst.
THREATENED INUNDATIoN OF THE TOWN OF
HELENA
ST. LOUIS No. Jan estate Helena hrkansas)
NEWSPAPERS say that the Mississippi made another serious
encroachment upon the limits Of that town on Saturday,
the 18th inst
The Bank opposite the Exchange Hotel cid into the
river taking with IL portion of the main street and
endangerng the foundations Of the hotel and several
stores so thew will have 70 be torn down and reslt
further back II feared that large number OF the
business houses located in that vicinity will have 10 DO
vacated at an early day.
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TIE FENIAN TRIALa

~ rrLseRAPH TO rHr Tribune
TopoNro. c. w. Jan. 2S.--The Court opened al
mon Judge Morrison presiding. Thomas Hubb, from
New.Brunswiek, was the first prisoner PLACED In the
dock and pleaded not guilty, ,@sEkf~s+v
The Hon. H. Mckenzie informed the Court Tat TIC
witnesses for the defense had not arrived and asksd
q further delay. The Crown stated that they rsrhd
court thea adjourned.
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TENNESSEE.
By rKIEanAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

By TKLHeRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
MEMPHIS, JAM 2S.-The Chamber of Commerce tor
day passed resolution recommending exGov. HarTfss
now refugee in Liverpool the confidence Of the coat
mercial world IL
The Committee appointed by the Chamber Of Commercs
TO test the constitutionalty OF the cotton tax VA
against testing II, owing to the apathy OF ne'h"" S
planters,
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the South was conquered, and who are, to all ntents
and purposes the United States. He expressed him
self greatly in favor of the education of the freed
men, but thought the Southern and not the Northern
people should have charge Of the schools.
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LOUISIANA.
PENDED AT NEw-oRIF1Ns.

NAVIGATION SUSPENDED AT NEw-omEANs.
~
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2S.-Navigation in wholly sus~
pended and the Board OF Underwriters have withdrawn
all insurance vessels.
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KANSAS.

THE IFdIsIATURE--THE INDIANS.
TRIBUNE i. ..,.o..l ;,onn,t.o..
TOPEKA Jan. 2S.-NothiDg OF genera A"fVi'ance
occurred In the Legislature to-day ,,ro,,,s ya,o q,
Col Wynop me agent for tine Re- ISans
On smoky I'M and Arkansas rivers, ana apprebends no
difficulty from those quarters
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WASHINGTON.

,,,,v rDocrspvvcsT JUDICIAL COURT BILL PASSED
T5E HOUSE RBFBRs Mr. sTEyRNSS RECONsIoV tlU
BII TO TRg CONMTTBE-TIIB
'sT poSnrvCR-TIIE WHISKY TAx-AIR-IlNB RAlLhOAD
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-24
4 VERY PECULIAR CASE OF HY-
-DHOPHOHIA


Sixteen years ago last Wednesday, Jane
Bay, then a resident Of Pontiac, was bitten
by a rabid dog, but experienced no serious
effects from the bite until one year from the
day on which he was bitten. He then felt
some symptoms fthe terrible disease, which
soon developed into a most frightful attack.
Forsix weeks he was a raving maniac, and ali
hope of his reycovery was abandoned; bat an
iron constitution, and slillful nursing,
brought him ont from the shadow ofdeath,
aud he rallied, the disease finally passingoh.
He pursued the even tenor of his way until
the second anniversary, when he was again
attacked, but with less severity than on the
irst occasion.
The 26th day Of June iueach succeeding
year has been the occasion Of a hvdrophobic
tit. the last of which attacked him one week
ago Yesterday, at Sandwich, where he was
employed as brickmaker The usual symp-
toms we're felt during the early part Of the
day, and Bay requested some of his friends
90 tie him. in order 20 prevent personal iniu-
~ Being frightened by his personal appear
ance they refused TO do so, and he continued
at his work all day and until midnight his
usual time for quitting. Going 10 neigh
boring barn he tried 10 sleep OF the dreaded
attack After awhile his companions heard
a noise in the barn, and, fearing that IL was
rs Bay had declared, went 10 ms aid. An
appalling sight greeted them. The poor VIC
tim was foaming at the mouth, biting at
various objects, and 10 all appearance suf-
tering the most horrible agonies. As soon
as he caught sight Of them with eyes glow
ing like freballs and uttering an unearthly
veil, he made a rush for them. The party
at once retreated leaving Bay alone in the
gloomy haylof, wrought up to the highest
pitch Of maniacal frenzy, and battling with
an enemy that no mortal man can subdue
Ia one of his commissions lac lifted portion
of the roof completely off, which evidently
exhausted him, as nothing more was heard,
and when his friends finally venmred 10
look after him he WAS found in a sound
rleep. Hewas at once secured and taken 10
a safe place, where he was kept for several
hour, and when he awoke nearly all traces
ofthe previous nights awful experience had
disappeared, and, with the exception ofthe
exhaustion produced by his great suffering,
was as well as usual.
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GREAT SALE OF
PUBLIC PROPERTY
QuARrERM.srER's orrycr,

NASHVILLE lenu.s July Il, l6OisJ
1 WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
i Auction, commencing Monday, July %.
1867, at the Northwestern Sheds, in this city,
large assortment Of QUARTEMASTER'S
STORES and c. c. and g. f.. consisting in part
of the following mentioned articles viz:
IO45 blankets, I22 prs infantry trowserS. I25
prs cavalry trowsers. 2e6 great coats, 81 caps,
w blouses. $50 bed sacks, CO.. knapsacks CSC
canteons, 81 mess pans. 81 camp kettles, ~ wall
tents with poles aud pins, l22 shelter tents, %
rubber tent pOnchos. l5g uniform Jackets, 81 unit
form coats, - prs bOotees, 10 prs stockings, 2OO
shOvels. 80 spades, so axes, H,OOO feet old lum-
her, 1857 lbs stove pine. 449 corn brOOms, boxes
glass, buck saws, rocking stoves, y stone
mason's hammers, IS water buckets, chests
blacksmiths' tools, y horse rasps, l6J assorted
files 1000 lbs assorted steel, 30 axe handles, p
heating stoves 6wash boilers. knives and forks,
cross cut saws, l5l picks and h9ndles, o jack
screws. 1850 feet gas pipe paint mill, tanning
mill. hay press a hose reel, 100 horse brushes.
y nose bags, riding brides, office chairs, riding
aud wagon saddles, collars, housings stretcher
chains, blind brides, coupling bolts, splitting
chises, clinch cutters, fullers, cold chisels,
blacksmith tOngs, rivetng hammers, iron
wrenches. pincers, tire irons, braces, mall
lets, portable FORCES, monkey wrenches, rip saws.
assorted braces, bits, augurs, chisels, planes,
squares and rules, iron bedsteads, claw ham
mers, levels draw knives chalk lines, tape
lines. hay forks, table forks. door locks flags,
drums drum heads, drum cases, saddlers' tools,
buEle cords and tasses, flies, coffee pots, metallic
scales coal rakes, water pipe, II hremens hats,
branding irons, padlOcks, army scales, crow
bars, ia lanterns, 3.cOal stoves, hose couplings
spanners ranges and fixtures, bits, blue and
yellow lace, sashes, hat eagles, cross sabres and
numbers, ETC. etc.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and to
continue from day to day until all the articles
are sold. Terms Cash in Government Funds.
A deposit will be required Of all purchasers on
the day Of sale. n. MOORE,
Mai. q. NJ. and Byt Lit. Col. U. S. A.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-24

- Louisville, Kentucky
r R. A. ROBINSON & CO., Wholesale Ag'ts.
Louisville, by.
For sale BY Berry, DemOville & Wharton; J.
y. HarWeli; Litterer 4 Csbler; Puliam & Nc
Blood i Gregory. Nashville; and By
All Druggists iuuel2-1VdRw
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LAND FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. STU
n ated in the neighborhoOd of Triune, Viii
hanson county, Tennessee, Is offered for sale by
the subscriber. The soil IL rich, and is well
adapted to the production OF cotton, wheat, corn
and other cereal crops. It's near the Nashville
and NolensyIlle Turnpike, and very convenient
to two academies and several churches and Is
surrounded by excellent society. IL Is finely
watered with a creek of running water entirely
through the land, and several neyer-iailing
the bottom land to meadows. An excellent
stock farm might be made Of IT, on account Of
the water and the hill land, being suited for
purchaser should desire il, adjoining lands can
be purchased. bargain can be bought by apply
ing to the undersigned, or to John 5. Claybro0k,
who is authorized TO sell it.
apr2 III WILLIAM B. BEASLEY.
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State o. Tennessee ONCE Clerk and Master.
ghancery Court Al Nashville. May the 9Th 1901.
Thomas " Jones. Admir-. etc. ct ala. complain
ants 81. William Dsws et ala, defendant
IAPPkAklh6 FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
Fisher, is non resident Of the State Of TeBnes-
see II y Therefore ordered that he enter BIZ APP
pearance herein before or within the first three
on the first Monday in November next 1871, and
plead, answer or dcmuT 70 complain ants bali, OF
tue same wall be taken for confessed as % him and
set Dor hearing eN partc. and that copy Of
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks IN the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A e0py-Attsst: NJ. Is. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
AbGam L. Demos. sol'F for compPt. juns27 vat
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In ChancerH at Nashville.

State Of Tenneesee-Office Clerk and Master,
Chancery Court at Nashville. May the 22d, 1867.
The First National Bank ct ais, compliments,
vs.. Frank Z. Perrin ct ais, defendants.
lTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVITFILED
in this cause that the defendants, S. Aubach
4 Co., c. T. WestcOtt, Isaac L. Woods. Wilson,
Peters i Co, VIM. II. DILLINGHAM;, A. Peter,
residents Of the State Of Tennessee: it is
therefore ordered that they enter their ap-
pearance herein before OF within the first three
days Of the next term Of said Court. to be held
on the fi-lt Monday in November next, 1867, and
plead. angwer OF demur to cOmplainant's bill. OF
the same will be taken for confessed as 10 them
and set for hearing eX parte and that a copy
Of this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A cOpy-Attest: NJ. 3. HOWELL
Clerk and Master.
r. MeP. Smith. 4. S. Tuthill SoPrs for com
plainants. iune2s W.T.
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Valuable Iron Property
FOR SALE.

Jane r. Bradley, Admiuistratrix. vs.. the Heirs
and Creditors Of William Bradley. deceased.
DY VIRTUE or AND N OBEDIENCE To
ID decree Of the honorable ChauccTy Court
at Linden. Perry county, Tennessee. az the June
term thereof 1857. IN the above Titled cause.
vail oiier Tor sale 10 the highest bidder, ON
Monday. the 6th day of August. 1867,
All that valuable tract of land known as the
CEDAR GROVE FURNACE LANDS. contain
ing about nine thousand acres. together with the
Furnace and other buildings. Also, Dwelling
and Storehouse etc. Said tract contains. be-
sides iAeNhaustible Ore banks conveniently
situated and timber in abundance, considera-
lie amount OF Farming Lands, With several
farms nov In cultivation, ana the Furnace b.
within two miles Of the Tennessee River, az the
mouth Of Cedar Greek. where there Is a good
landing, aad Is accessible by boats ~ 81 sea
soma The sale will be made ~ the Furnace
and on the following terms, yiZ; tiFe thousand
dollars cash, qne-half of the residue due lst day
of NOvember. 1855, and the other half due 1T
day Of November 1859. The purchaser viii be
required 20 give bonds with approved personal
security. and lien retained, etc, ms y ane
IL lsG7. X. NJ. THOMAS,
iunele stW C. and N.