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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

and property OF any ofiicer in the military Or
civil service oftbc confederate government ;
OF 20 any other person aiding or abetiiug
the rebellion. after due Proclamation by the
President Tie Prcsidcnt issued his proc.
i-rnsiion nuder Ia az. Iuly Is. 81 AZ
same ycar; duriDg the tA-ce years coniin
rAsce oftAs var. aiter dis. souae proper,
~as seized Under tbs az. bat % the a..
honor Of our government. nearly az Of I
las been givcn % 10 the rebels siacc.
AHlrcw johnson. in 1854. VA right. The
great Plantations 81 he lesdins rchc,s-
shouid have an been seized. eous-cs,ei ~
dcr IL ruA.s 81 vsr. divided Up into sr,al
estates. a-t s5il % ho-cst. inigs'ric1s
men This-xocd have hccn iuss % the
rebcls.-irsi % lie igyRi usen. Who IN thHi
cEenf. ~osld have PsrshAse1 fsoa abe gov-
crn@ert.--Aad isst 20 The PsoPie. Who
uoud have 5,rn rcisevcd from The amount
~ resolved. m Subsequent taxaiioa Bat
our gorcTptacrt has been i-lsc % Itself.
baked dsEn. ard lct treason Gauaiing
"a black iisg IN 0ns fArss- Jast a. tLoaEh
a haH nIEoa Of rev na1e graves Sss nol
a sufriest sscri6~s Of hunaa LIE; ans
fosr millions - u'oncy sPcrt IN The rebellion.
no; a sHG-ichi eXPcn1.turc Of trcasure:
oar e0vsrnnent has taken J1ss he course
70 iasi;e aa0sLsr rcbelaol Had ihe GOV
eraEacni tried sone q the princirsi icaL-
ers IN the rcbci,ion for trcsson. aad hung
item. AM thon coahscaied ihsir property
rccons;Iuciion wosl lave been an casv
work. al Nc slsosld have ben securc IN
The fsiuro. a-aiast treason an1 traitor
Our goVerraent 10 dsy stsnds in iuss LIS
posHiou theo-cticaiiy. Il sass. TREASON -
a crime 81 he most henious character. an
traitors shouli Be psnished 20 AIS e1,oat o Z
the Az Prl-fiealiy. a. says. treason Il jast
no erinc AZ al. All traitors. instead Of BE-
nc punished. sAosid &c rcsia,cd 70 thsir
cisil nights tbs quest on naturally sus.
gesis itself ri-hi here. Nho = rcs2snsi5lu
Tor AIS hsn.iiaiiag STATE os this-s. &c a.
sWcr. a tFaiior Prcsijcni. The democrats
party. and ihat poriion Of The republican
party. Who hang On % the skirts ofuorace
Grceicy' oi4 WLite ooaI. an wi.h hu.
glamour Cor " srucral amnesty 70 Al
rvbeis.- Iais coalition Of - White spirits
ard grry- may ru!c tie heur, bat tbe day
Is noi far distaai. ~Lcn they val al D.
swept from Piace and power. and tie cor
rrn"eHt restored 20 patrio,ir hands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

The Fleet Fooi Bl,e BAL GLIB o. Sc.
Pals. VII play a match game viii tbe
fenne'sec-assee clab of Nor-sy. On ,h-
Par ground befscen S5lfh Pari. a-i Nor.
~. on Ihursiay June i3tb. commenting
AZ O'Clock T.. NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

NrruonisN N MAISr- Lees History
says. l. I'll AaorJ some saii.rarii9n %
ihe people @ knoE lie erac, time When
tie Methodist frsi rrcache1 among ihcn
on Dc EeadfeI circuit. and r. fl- nc. 81
boring towns. On &c l3th q Oc,ober.
1898. the hrst Me,hodist scrmon was
PRECEDED RI IIauoueu; on iie l5,h. IN
Farminstoa on the I7ih 10 S,u Sharor ;
on gle i-,h, 10 Mosnt Vrraon ;ou thc i9th.
a. Eraifeii; 'he 2i,'. a Wi1.Lrop. the
22i. Monnoufh 90
Thcse were az ;Le 'osns oouFii.cl RI
ihc Eoadfcld Circuit ~ 1905 Oihe-s
~ers ADDED. h0rever. ia ihe JsEininE Of
is98.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

IT, Nsv Haupstire Legislator afsen-
bed on We'inesIsy Al o-rsnissiion vas
Elected by d. choice 81 v i. Parker.
~ Msr.uac al rresiiert q the senafs an.l
Gen simoa q. CrGn. speaker Of ~
H.use
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

IFr 'nors. a. r~rt-i 20 'bc prospect
- 80 ccrn ~ror at fic Wee. the Chics-o
Irihr-e rrsarks.
o. TIE wrs,hr- irri-e f.e 49, --o-it,
Re- beer SO sd 81. ca. ed ~ fhs suu' hern
lirt RI ihls otais. an rn iosa. la.lisaa ard
hrufl-sy Iar-r ara RI larI s have ta
P. rrr.arf TIE season .t far altar.,I.
Dos s.ouid tho vcaficr kr ttr rest rua
E.tks coniinlc warn All risar. the inrarv
indeed can D. easily repaired o. i-ff
fhe sTrir- rr~uri % very uo-h Ike rfs
year. sd cora 80 riantei e. iats a. 80
luib or izfh oi Jarc. N.rerfhsir.s. ti.s
srasln ior rpsning "a e. errreilnrlr
arsT.rious thaf o. crop ~ n.f year urs
never eNceiied for qmh.y c- qasrffr
There = 10 cause u prescott 90 seriors
icars or foreh0iinEs 10 D. sfllom thaf
fal partial failures of fhe corn crop orrsr
in s8rccss'or. arI fhc instances n ufrf
uieaf an1 corr botl 80 lre very rarr
us eourffy - verv large sri if - r1f save
20 bet agsinst the prospects of AZ crop.
unih ere srason D. wuci further airanocd.
All even then % Il "a hararloas las.lrss
Tbe Dem Eags Tool Co-spasy. TONED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

To Prcs1eni vi,h Secretary Se~srd
a-i fhe foftmssfcr-Gcrerai is vi.itine
North Caroi.na. IL Teecbes are more
modest ihsn tboss made BY BIN last sca-
son yet b. oannot f1rbear reminding re
people ~ his haa.lie origin. ani ihe meas
ore 81 Success ,hai hs has .rhirved.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

The altered iops a he Dady Pr,ss ior
icT taf' pat. - dus % the iscf that Ar.
0'ilman has rcurei irou theelitorial oha--s.
90 take charge ola rev Dads IN sfinns.osa.
Tie rrcsrnt editor is Hotsrt " Rshs-l.
son, ~. vto hss bccn connertcd vrh
ihe i'sPeF ior Tive sears rsss. r. vii 81
30 saPporicd BY abie uritsr.. o. o. aIi 20
he REPUTATION o. she paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

n vote o. ths iqsor isv on Monfsy
49, wry light Probably ~ m.-- ih.n
5000 vo,ss were cast. Pa-i. voted zee.
- 70 ~; sri ne to-ns hear8 fron So
IN about ne sane rssio. cErsrs Ciesi.
vherc 70 stood yes. g 10. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

lnr ISrr,Cu1frNr Ivvr-riGarIoV. on
Monday thc House Juiiciay Committee
closed iheir invest CATION. after iat-a~ eloo
pages oi tesi.mory. o. he question o.
,1Icachlnea;. tie Committee voted scsin.f.
3 90 ,. 4 resolution q censurc vss thcu
prescItei. 20 - eject ttat tbe eyiIcncc
Pro.ilced before the Coumis'cc % the Of.
Zeal and other a-,s of Prcsileni Anirew
Johrson Demonstrated hat r. vas un-
worthy of The ooufieace aid respect q
ihe Amcri-an people. Til. ~as agreed %
by ayes :. nays =. as foii1us:
fy>s-Mcssrs wl.on Ccia,rna-1.
C'1rctin. BoafucT. Thomss. WoodhriIge.
WHlaras anI Larren-c-an EcpubI-cans.
Neys-Messr. E'irei-e a-l Ma-slar-
ho'h uenocrafs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

PorIricsL 4 writer n The New York
Errning Pos; ssh.nits a list or ,be Stase.
aaa an esiimlte of their political complex
ION IN re Hexi House q Rrp-vsen,aii,es
ard o. ibe electoral college A. the next
PTcsiirriial election. Tie gives Connect.
cot A. al The scce lsl states % the D,us-
ocrafs. together wifh Deiavzrc. Man lad
and keatscSy, The rgsali = ia tbe olec
toral colirgc RePahlcars ID. Demoera,.
- IN tn House. Repablirans IaI. Dem
ocrais. iof. The writer slis.
= II New York h. given 90 re pcmo-
crais. tAc Eepuiicaus roail stfn have in
The cieCforai ooiicgr ore huadrts sra
oirhif-scven votes. 90 on hanircd aud
thlrfy-two DcmoCrafs II New York ana
fel.asy yzFia arr both given 20 thc DenBo-
crafs. thss vcuii make tic electoral col.
les~ sfanf cne hurtl-ei a-l sixfr-one Re-
su,iicAfs o. cue lundnod ard fifv-,-irht
L'taiocT2is- L. 0oancciicut. Shich - 90
- % The Dcmocrais in tl.- list. should 70
frp1h,fcan. IL would give THE ErraLE-
cans ti;crn rualor1ty. With the loss g. ti.rn
81 Ne. lorE and Fcunss lsaniA. II a.
EePuhicans sbou'l lose thesr States and
View Jrrsev So gain Co-rccffrut 90, "
would stiil have majority in the electoral
c9lsccc- lsu 80 80 THAI The sfrsrrle j.
hkeig o. ~ lscly. an H. coatcst close
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

Tie Grand Trsnt Ea1-av oH.-s for
''ie between I've ant sir iboa.a,d Too. -
Oh rails. 90 De- delivered tii. ssmmer. r.
ihey aissa 20 rrpiare this 18th ne- iroa. !,
ioois Ike busiress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

We notice iiat Efiery 2. Goes. Esa.
formerly Of Sou'h Paris. IA. become +.
member q IT, FIRM - Goes. Bastley. 4
Co. Le~is'on. dealers IN Stoves. Tn and
Htr1rare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

The Boston Journal .ays ;he Prc,iicns
has p-onisci % visit hat city on fhc 2Ith
Of June We learn is from an ofbcial
soaFcr. say, he JournL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

Portland Pats these % her manufactures
Against III -oril Her sorsr.. her kero-
'ehs. And hsr Steam Refscd Sap. each
unique IN styis and uaequaiicI in quality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

The Ne~ York Coasuiu,ion,f co,,e,.
iion mes on Moody. and vas or-as,red
by choice q ". n Wbccier a. Pool,
a shocking affair occurred Tseslsv No.,
~. in che hotei. resoitinv in TIE leatL a.
Hon. T.. q. Hiscox. vbo va shos ftr,-vb
ne bead By Gen. Loag. ~bo ssssrsed shs,
Be- dSi tbs 80 % svenge IN ossrage opon
kis wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

The belfast Jourral fhinks thsf a..
goun- nan fo1rl icsi ir Fouiney~ !.
HEeiF O. lave many mslrrcrs amcns Ole
pull,.Lins fraternity. lEVrhanre.
w. suitable cause for mourning. thatfts
Paternity VII rork 90 freely wi,loat ORE
pagmcri. or security.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

or Norvay re.-it,rr ar inclined 90
i1fa'rr ir r1Lsh 'a.-r+s ai. ses.-,.
la rrck. Moa-s La.iis arI Isaac q.
p'a'''o. al =. 8 uo'ass. E.q cab
F1-rhrsrf rss' fro seated t1-vv. from
ne irros'f.rr az Nrsrs. Ifn. Der. A.
Robins. 81 Web, M'rs. Thee wa-srs.
enoei .a uoi'i ani cri.t ,sythirr has hss
been irclrii 20 f's regiou lately. srd
iook a. tho1rl o. scar "a IN them. TIE
ni'-'i.ilrers hive 'h- -epsiatioa n doiar
nic. Hort if rrts1nsbi. prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

ASNrvEEsAEv MrETINGs. TIE Anuual
Session q ihe Maiac Usivcrsaiisi Cousea-
ton win to leid IN Stockton. GA The - ID.
2o,h and 27;h siJure.
T. Maiae Bagsisl Conventson vii boal
- i3l Anns4l Mssiisg uiib the inst Bsp-
iist Chsroh. Eooklsnd. on Tuesday. Isne
ISL. 1914. oonrasnriug a. . o'clockA. 81
AnnuNl scruon ~ kcv. = x Crane.
The Cesgrers isnsi Confercu-s vUInsst
vsih the Iius Street C'.urca. I.eui-ton. tie
iast week IN June
The MHine wesssrn PFC Bfrii.; y-.r',
meeting ~ co-rmer-e a. s3rth ti-nin-,oa.
.Tlrc l-ih.
IHion CouEr, Ettional Conferencc. ~iu
bold iis aunuai neeiing sith The chu-ch e.
North Naierfrrs on the llth AID Igh a
this uou-h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

To C,acert, o. re we,tern Mu,ical
Assoc,Asi1n. slcrc ihc weather d.i net ~.
tcrfere. ~erc fans Aiiesdei. aad tic e.
crciscs gave goncrai saiisfasiion The
singing "a eSreilsu;. a. -cre A'so The IN
s'TaHental accoruPaniment by The pianisis
FROM sorae CAUSE rct undcrsiood ~ tie
pebble. Nh. lIcrscy as folly supported
by ~ orche,irs. While Mn. Amss rccsir-
Cd only partial suFpori. Tbs ave hcr
oPpo-iluitv. ioue,,r. 20 slou b~r skai.
Piack snl deicrminaiion. in being abe
18Th hrT piano % oontrcl AL hriag bark
20 time. - whole orchestra. fier a biun-
Der % cal IL 90 worse nanc. bad throun
them OF. Th- Associaiion should have
placed stronger rciianoe upoa the people.
ani couie before then a. PeFsoru,ers -orthy
= genrrous encouragrsnent. up0n their osa
merits. They woaid have received jess a.
fsl Louses. ard ~on juf; a. mucA com
arnda;ios. ~hi.s no. he orvbcstra Las
absorbed every copper q The Procccds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

Ihe prooes...nrs 81 thc Oxiord Countv
't~trieriy Icmpsruroe heii 60 Wuerfo-l
~'th Co.. ucre roosirod TO- late ior pabl.-
catioa in flis ruufer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

Hon J a. J Cressvc1. Chairman q
's ise'n' Maryiini Republican State Coo
t'ni'on' arroinied I've coiored men asaeu-
per- Of - EePa'iiran STATE Central Con.
miiice' q Mar lana from BALTIMORE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

~ Tu- writes fhe Maias Fa-ner fhat
eigh rver drivers have iosi thcir lives tii.
season. ca g. ArI-os-ogrin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

Rev. s-bastian Strscter. 81 Bo.tou. q
seh krovu ciergynsn % To- Univer.sii.s
denouinstioa. Did Moa8sy. assdst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

On sunday ne pope a. So.iL Paris.
bScame cons llerably c1ercisod by ihe
movements Of q si.ow frola Mecl.anic , .i.s.
~lo stcaacd bcIi uPoa d" ooiicciing' h0ssc
keys A. nigLs Be- "a taken IN charge ID
Tie state constable. vbo deposited hiu n
TIE a1ms oi b. Far,eni AIT morning The
i-il0~ sal H. ia;eudcd % spend iLo uigAt
in q car ~ the staiion. al -anted ~ kc,s
s9 ihaf Do coad iook ihe door anI s,ssp
utho-i lisiurIarco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07
Union State Conventionl

TIE luicn Nc'srs ~ saias - rs,szcrtet - - "a
dslFEties 60 tuuFeNiion - D. he1 ~ craults ffan
AaEusfa. 90 lhur-tar. fure .-fh. a. no n'ctcrk A.
~ Tor ~ rurrc-s 90 rCuniuatinE cantidare fur
tHfNrrors lra trans.cfluE any othcr hasi1ess t1af
nay prurrrif cuus before tn csrrrsrfirn.
~ 1855 - rtTrrcsCEfztiCus M O. a. fottcws =
sscn clfY, toun ard p-snfafio1 MI - futiflCd %
60 o. rEate, aud allllii sat tglrraie 90 $50
sffsuf F-UVe FOfcs cast tor Iosfua a. Chaulhsfiain
a. III tsGbsrnatartal ~i-ctt.n - lf fraclton Il
forty fOtes all D. rufiiisd o. an afioun teisra-s
JAhAS -. NAM
JAZZ ~ STONE.
n D foSrFR
a. HARLOW
LEE SffttCKtANr.
~ u. fEh>NDGT.
1O>Eih ~ HAYES
=. = NAEBLE
7. n SlNtSIcv
ELIAS NtLLlkkN
JANIS a. nASiNNR
:. MN koE.
JOHN ELN>oN.
y. n SAaNtR
GHaS a.. PAINE.
IftwkLLNN ff1wrrS.
ISloS SrAEl CoNNTrtnr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

Joe! ferhass. Jr instiszsed a L.o8-s %
Good Ielnpisrs. o. Wc.s Ssnner. On Msv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

NJ joia Prruiiss. the veteran Nc-
Hampshire editor. has been visiting N
town tbs week. IL started the Kcere.
y. II. Sertincl IN 1929. ri,h IL, o. ICES
than one hunircd ,,.h.cribers. For to or
;Arce pears BE- did Allie vork Lisa.,i. .s.l
he rvmarks tie prospect vas raiicr lis-
couraSins Ihetc sas tut ore nsl pr
vrek, % b. reai b., raPrrs Up. ~ re
dates. bcias ale % ala Sailrlay evening
4 post script. couiaiaing latest ncrs. lie
oondsoied thc FaPcr ior about isrty years:
Mr Ffeuti-s j. no~ about nin.ty year q
age. Boz liz mental Powcrs are almost IN
impaired The tour va. iakea O. visa tie
d,sccuian's q a., leccasol brother. 40
were prorninent citizens q Fsri. lie re-
marks great chanses here since D.. frst visit
siKiy years ago
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

OFIvfoSs 90 INV LAw Corrr. Tie
laE jan has ordsr,d entries @ - made
IN tle dockci IN this Coautv. a. follo-ss
l'arl =. Msrriu. Adm -. "a. " Brs--
d" Plaintiff norsuu.r
Gibson f1r Pm. Bar f,- De
q. ;. Ea-s-.ls. w. q +. Rasi-av.
eel ESccptlors ovsrr,iiel rorsuits coufrra-
Cd
Tbs r.it has been IN cou-. s-erfr.tuo
terms. riurg time So a resp.e'tble biH -
costs fo aocumulaie
Fye a Htusaous. g. PA Barnes fsr
Dh.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-27
WILD MAN MAURY.

A correspondent Of the Columbia Herold
writing from Spring Hill, says of ne.
gro man in that vicinity, who is called the
"Wild Man of the Woods :"
This individual has lately created ter
rible commotion among the blacks Of this
district. They say he is a deserter from
the loyal melish, (which accounts for his
virtues.) Never, perhaps, since Ingomar
played pirate on the wealth and beauty of
Greece; never since the decline of border
chivalry filled the Black Forrest with law
less robbers, has a people been more star
tied than our negroes by ''the Wild Man
of the Woods" He is described as OF
enormous stature, black as the wing of a
night raven, and cruel as a FIJI chief
Armed to the teeth, and followed by large
Newfoundland dog, he roams the woods
like an evil spirit, and wages an irrepres-
sible war upon the colored race He robs
the men and maltreats the women, and 30
terrible has he become that his very name
will make them shudder with terror.
These people may be seen in eager groups,
discussing this awful scourge, and laying
plans for his destruction. But so far all
efforts have been Ruthless In vain have
the officers Of the melish ordered him TO
return to camp; in vain have the leagues
combined their strength and their inge-
nuity toscapture the monster. Trampling
upon every virtue and outraging every law
of society, he still roams at large, despite
the efforts Of the melish, or the flowing
tears Of the sable Madonnas. The darkies
continually bling us reports Of his fearful
outrages but 80 far no Perseus has APP
peared to rescue the Radical Andromedas
from his cruel embrace.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-27
POWER OF IMAGINATION.

A box, supposed to contain a dead BODY.
was recently forwarded from Boston to Hal
flax, by the Eastern Express Company
Such boxes often emit an unpleasant smell,
and when this particular one reached Port
land the odor was so offensive a teamster
would not load the box into his wagon.
The company we're anxious to get il away,
as the police were urging the Immediate
removal Of an article which was endan-
gering the health Of the people Of the city.
A second teamster was sent down, and was
SO affected by the smell that he became
sick and giddy, discharged freely his
stomach, and would have staggered over
the wharf had he not been caught by those
standing by. After a few more people had
detected "strong SMELL" it was decided
that the box should be opened. This was
done, and very handsome carved Indian
figure in wood was disclosed to the gaze Of
the crestfellen teamsters, everything about
II as clean and sweet as a new planed
board. Ii was intended as a sign for some
enterprising tobacconist.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-27

DY VIRTUE OF TWO vENDI. EXPO
~ masses and one II, Ia. 70 me directed. and
delivered from the Honorable Circrit Court Of
Davidson county, Tennessee, AZ its May term,
1855, will expose to public sale 70 the highest
bidder, for cash. at the Courthouse door in the
city Of Nashville. on SATURDAY, the 9th day
Of August, 1867 all the right, title, claim. inter-
est and estate which n Q. Sulzbacher then had,
or may have since acquired. in the following
described real estate: One lot or parcel Of land
in Davidson county. Tennessee, beginning az 8
point on the west side Of Market, about ls5 feet
north from the intersection Of Market aud
Spring streets. and at ths northeast corner Of a
fsrty three foot lot. conveyed By Andrew Ewing
10 Thomas e. Burge and Geo. c. Allen, by deed
registered IN Book No. g. page 36. IN the Kegs
ter's once Of Davidson county, and renning
northwaTdiy with the west margin q Market
street thirty feet three inches. % Marcy q
McClures corner; thence With their line 49,
wardly ii5 feet more or less, TO ten 1901 AZ -
thence sonth1ardly with said alley mr.. isss
three inches, TO Ewingls corner ana tnenco
eastwardly with EEings lins It2' mS ~. ~ ~
less, 10 the beginning; being levied On - -ns
property Of M. G. Sulzbaeher % aasis.y spl ~
JUDGMENTS rendered in favor OF n = oel, ~.
SOhn, and NJ. Leopold Goa as ~ IT ~; Y.
sulEbacher. r. II. PAIIEhSONs cnefln.
by W. c. sHAE. Deputy Sheriff.
augl laTtd
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-27
MUSIC INSTRUCTION.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
Il 10 give instruction on the Piano, Organ.
Harp. in Singing and thorough Bass, during the
ensuing Session. on his former terms: $50 90 a
Session Of I've months, haifin advance, or so %
per month for two lessons weekly. He further
states that he vail open Accommodation Glasses
either al the houses Of his pupils OF in separate
elass-rOoms, on the following terms:
A class Of two young ladies Sisters or friends)
for two hours Eeekly-s6 % each per month, or
Sl2 90 together.
Three young ladies sisters or friends three
hours weekly, each $50 per month. OF SIS %
together.
Applications for entering in a class can only
be made b. two OF three pupils jointly, az James
l. McCIure's Music Store, No. 50 Union street.
Will give 70 four orphan children Of COnfsd-
crate soldiers If they enter such classes, Eratui
tousiy. instruction for the time Of ten months,
commencing lst September next, and Mr.. J. A.
Mcclure offers not only the free use Of bis
Pianos, at ais music room, above his store, but
viii also furnish the necessary shest-music 10
such pupils.
sug9-Im HENRY WEBER.
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In Changer al NashyilIe.

State Of Tennessee-Ofice Clerk and Master.
Chaneery Court at Vile. July the 18Th. 1877.
Andrew J. Duncan, complainant. vs. the Ha-
,iOnal Bank Of Commerce OfBosion. Mas e.
els. defendants.
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
L in this cause that the deisndaAfay the
National Bank of Commerce. 81 Boston, Mas,
and VIM. Bell. James n. Pace. VIM. d. Laven-
der and Richard r. Weller. comprising the
firm al Bell. Pace. Lavender a Co.. are non
residents 81 the State Of Tennessee: IL -
therefore ordered that they enter their APP
pearanee herein before or within the hru three
dsvs III the next term Of said Court. 70 be held
an ths gTgt Monday Ia November next. 1867, aud
PLEAD answer or demuE 20 compliments bal,
ef the same viii DO taken ior confessed a. b
them and set for hearing ex paTte, and that
copy Of this order be published for fsnr c9usecu-
tiTs weeks in the NashTilie Union and DispatcH
A copy-Attest: 81. b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
John s. Brisn & Barch: Guild. Smith 4 Guild.
SOirs for eomplts. augl3 vat
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SHERIFF,s SALE-

DY VIRTUE OF A VENDI EXPONAS To
ID me directed, and delivered from the Hon
Orable Supreme Court of Davidson county, Ten
nessee. at its June return term, 1867, i will OK
pose TO public sale TO the highest bidder. for
cash, at the Courthouse door in the city Of
Nashville on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
August 1867, all the right title. claim. interest
and estate which s. r. Thornton then had OF
may have since acquired, in the following de-
scribed real estate, tO-Wit: A lot Of ground In
Davidson county. Tenn and in the city oG Nash
VILE fronting on the east side Of Cherry street.
being part OF No. SO in Campbelis South Ma sh-
vile lots, beginning at a stake, W IA. Hagan'5
south corner; running thence thirty feet south
20 the corner Of another lot Of mine; thence az
right angles from said street 1881 feet, more or
less, 20 a ten foot alley; thence along said alley
thirty feet to n stake thence at right angles
from said alley 1881 feet, TO the beginning-see
Book No. "a. page 573; being levied on as the
property of S. X. Thornton, to satTiy a judE-
ment in favor Of ThOs. S King, adm'r, against
j. J. ID. R. Sbumate and s. r.. Thornton.
E. Il. PATTERSON. Sheriff.
By W. G. SHAW, Deputy Sheriff
augi lawtd
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The MoBTLE AND ONO RAILROAD
IRoUBLE-The employees Of this road, at
the machine shops located 10 this place,
declined on last Monday, ss work any
longer for the company until they were
paid for past services The consequence
is the trains have been very irregular for
the past week., ard travel and freight on
the road almost entirely suspended. II is
due to both parties, the road and its EN-
ployes, to state that neither have shown a
clustering or intolerant spirit. Everything
thus far has been conducted decently and
IN order. We sincerely hope that the I'M
fortunate difficulty will soon be adjusted
on bases that will be acceptable to both
parties.-Jdckson, Tenn. Wing, Pan.