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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24
THE CIVIL SUPERIOR no THE MIL
IEARY Authority.


Here and there an honest, fearless
Judge is found in the Southern States,
who will administer the laws despite the |
military satraps who lord it over these
IN 'ortunate States. A case in point has
just occurred in Georgia The facts of
the case, as we learn from the Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel, are these Some
time last spring, w. J. Brannan, in
street fight, in the town Of Bainbridge,
killed man named Bell, for which he
was Immediately arrested by the civil
authorities, and bound over to stand his
trial at the ensuing torn Of the Superior
Court of that county. After he had been
arrested and had given bail, he was, by
the order of Gen. Meade, re-arrested by
the military commandant at that post,
and subsequently tried for murder by a
military court organized by Meade he
was, by this military tribunal, found
guilty and sentencedfo pay fine Of five
hundred dollars and be imprisoned on
the Dry Tortugas for the term Of his nat
ural life. Gen. Meade approved the find
ng Of the court, but RENTED one-hali
the fine and reduced the confinement to
twenty years. While being conducted
through Florida by military guard, tc
a shipping port for the Tortugas, Bran.
mans friends sued out writ Of habeo'
corpus from Judge of the superior
Court of that State, who, upon a hearing
of the case, ordered the release of thu
prisoner. Meade was Immediately tele
graphed to, who, in reply, removed the
, Judge from his Office and ordered tn
guard then to return with their prisone
to Georgia and deliver him to the keepe
Of the State Penitentiary, where he ha
been ever since confined. A writ o
Fabeas corpus was applied for to judge
Robinson, in behalf Of Braunan, on th
ground that his confinement was illegal
The case was argued during the session
, of the Putnam Superior Court by Judg
Lochrane, for the prisoner, and the So
letter General for the State. Judg
Robinson has delivered an opinion sus
tanning the application and ordering th
keeper of the penitentiary to deliver tn
S prisoner into the hands of the sheriff {
Decatur county, from whom he was take
by the military, that he may be tried b
q civil court The decision Of JUdg
n Robinson was based upon the ground tina
+, Brannan's conviction by military cOul
t was illegal, because the right to triG
. by jury was denied the prisoner; al
: therefore, SO much of the reconstructiO
i laws of Congress as deprived prisoner
h accused Of crime Of the right to trial b
!, jury was unconstitutional. The CUES
= ton now is, what will Gen. Meade do i
. this case?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24

IL his report Gen. Thomas throws him
self in hostility to the people over whom
he is set to command. lie shows bit
tcrness and unairness worthy of man
born on Southern soil, educated by South
crn money, and afterwards turned ms
sword upon those who gave 1t TO him.
His last report, filed with misrepresen-
tatioR, brimming with malice, and team
ing with falsehood is a standing libel upon
die birth-land Of Washington, j Jefferson,
Madison. Monroe, Randolph, all the Lees.
Il is difficult to construc such a pro!ur-
ton otherwise than dishonor to the civ
ilized portion Of the human race.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24

During the late presidential campaign
the New YorL IriJuac, Cincinnati On.
-elfe. and number Of the lesser lights
Of the Radical party spoke Of the great
party opposing them as the Rebel
Democracy" This party polIed j" the
late election about ;, 25000O votes. Had
elections been held in Virginia, Mis>is,
sippi and Texas, this party would have
polIed 10000 more. This shows that
" the Rebel Democracy" number nearly
, 100000 votes, nearly all Of whom are
white men, without counting the dIsiran'
chised white men in West Virginia, Ten
nessee and Missouri. According to these
Radical papers there are therefore more
Rebels than " Loyalists" in the
United States. This will show why 1t
was thought necessary to exclude whole
S.ates and to exclude from registration so
many thousands in other States. The
" Rebel Democracy is a powerful party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24

From present in locations it appears
that the next groa! question which tho
American people will have to solve, is
whether Grant or Colfax will be the ru,
ling spirit in the next administration
While Grant is congratulatng a straight
out Democrat on his election to Congress
CoNax is more closely allying himseI
withthe extremists, marrying Ben Wade's
daughter and laying pipe for tbs control
Of affairs. As the case now stands the
public are left in doubt which will be the
head or tell Of the next administration
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24

IT has been nearly month since Gen
Grants election, yet We have not heard
Of single additional Northern FIVE cent
piece being invested in Tennessee lands
manufactures, or merchandise since. If
Radicals statements before the election
were 60 he credited, We should have al
ready had rush ol Investments from all
parts of the North
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HELBYVLLE ACCOMMODATION
VALUABLE FARMS !
$40 Acres for SaIe-Three Farms
Samuel l. CRlhOun's Hands, Seven
Miles from Lebanon

DT VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE
ID Chlncery Court az Lebanon Tenn, and
purguant to he terms Of Deed Of Trus. exc
cuted by Samuel L.. CalhOun-On Monday,
18th december, is6S, at TayIorsvLle. vii
son county. will offer at public sale 10 the
highest and best bidder, the fine farm lands of
SamI l.. Calhoun, as follows:
Homo Place, 253 acres. with good improvements,
Provine Place, lis acres, small
Rutherford Lends. 1I2 acres. no
And two Store HOuses and about z. Of an scIe
Of land in TaylOrsviile.
These lands are valuable and desirable; neigh
bOrnOOd excellent; the sale absolute Pur-
ehasers viii have possession lst day OF Janua b.
~, 1853. The lands must be sold. and a bargain
may be expected. Apply on the place and ey-
anime, or 10 ne in Lebanon, Tenn.
TERMS-One-tr ird cash. and the balance in
one and two years. without interest. Notes
with two or more approved suretie% Notes
Will be discounted at Der cent # purchasers
desire to pay.
The land is sold without redemption, and 10
pay debts. Cons aud buy a bargain.
EDWARD 1. GOLBADAI,
Trustee and Commissioner.
Lebanon, Nov. Il, ls6S-novl7 law4t
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FOR SALE

'I'EE CELEBRATED SADDLE HORSE.
4 ETebUs. formerly owned by the late Dr..
n. Lawrence Lindsey, of Greenwood, Tenn.
For beauty, speed, bottom and carnage, he has
ing embodiment Of sll tho horsely virtues, lie
can be seen ard bought at a reduced price at
BLAND 4 TEELG'S Stable. Market street.
novI lWs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24

IT is stated that Gen. Grant has writ
ten letter to Gen. Slocum, congratula-
ting him on his election to Congress from
New York, "intimating that there sciil
not probably be anything an the neat
administration aCbich a moderate
Democrat may not support" Gen.
SlOcum is as well-known as a genuine
Democrat, as a heroic commander Of a
valiant corps in the Union army during
the late war He was elected TO Con-
grcss as a Democrat. For such man to
receive the congratulations Of the Presi-
dent elect is, at least, significant.
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= o n y a L II.

On TUESDAY, 2iTH NOVEMBER NEXT,
~ at the Courthouse il Nashville / will. in
accordance with the terms Of deed Of trust
made to me by g. NJ. Donaldson, recorded in
Book No. -, PIP 245, Registers office, Davidson
county. sell at public auction to the highest bid
der. Lots NOS. and 2 in RAMSAY'S ADD
IlpN To EDaEFIELD, without the right Of
redemption. Terms cash.
oct25 IA JNO. c. BURCH. Trustee.
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The Southern Mattress Factory,
NO, a7a s. CHERRY STREET.

WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND ST.
w perior spring. Curled AAatr, Moss,
Cotton Top ana wool Maftresses. to-
gether with Pillows, Boosters. Sheets, Comforts,
ETC., etc., which will be furnished 10 order ut
We also trim Church pews. and do all kinds
of renovating in our line.
If inconvenient to visit our Factory, call at
Yeatman, SHIELDS & Co.'S. or I. v. Barnes
Auction Houses, College street, ana leaYeo
ders which will be promptly hlled.
We will buy 100000 pounds of ROUGH
SHUCKS delivered at our Factory.
ID. A. COLE & SON,
noy24 On 272 South Cherry st.
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A. & w. RANNIE,
"a BROAD STREET,

WHOLESALE BAKERS AND CONFEC-
w TONERS, Manufacturers Of all kinds Of
Candies, Crackers etc, etc, beg 70 call the at
tsntion Of the City and Country Merchants 20
their large and well assorted stock Of
Candies and COnfectioneries,
all of which have been made of the best mate
rial by competent WOrkmen.
Also, just received fresh Layer RaisiBs. Fig5.
Nuts Of all kinds, Citron, Lemon Peel, Canned
Fruits, Preserves Jellies, Oysters, Sardines. etc
Also. a large and splendid assortment Of
FRENCH AND GERMAN TOYS and Fancy
Articles. carefully selected Of the newest pat
terms.
Also, n large assortment Of FIREWORKS
Butter. Picnic, Soda. Sugar. Aerated and
Cream Crackers, all Of which vii be sold very
low.
Country Merchants are respectfully requested
to give Us a call. A. 4 ". KANNIE,
nOvl7 Uanl "A Broad street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24
ATI0 O'CLOCK. A. "

A large lot Of Clothing. Camp and Garrison
Equipage, such as Trousers. Drawers, Boots.
BOOteHs, tirent Coats. Punches. Tents and Tent
Flies.
Also. large lot Of Quartermastsr'S Property.
such as Wagons, Wagon Wheels. Axle Trees
and Hounds. Harness, Collars, Heating and
Coal Stoves, Cooking Stoves. Hay Scales. Dia-
mOnd GlaEier, Riding Saddles. CarpsntsriaRd
Blacksmith Tools Of all kinds. Spades, ShOVels,
aud miscellaneous articles too numerous 10 men
ton.
Property to be removed within twenty four
hours after sale J. Z. CLEGH0RN.
nO7lS w.t-su.t. Bvt Capt and A. q. N.
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President JoHNsoN has made dona'
ton of $3.50 to the Colorcd Manual La>
school. located near MurfreesboTo in tins
State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24

The Sheriff Of Charlton county. Missouri,
offers for sale a Presbyterian church, to
aUsiy the debts OF the congregation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24
Farmers, Buy at Home

UOUR WAGONS AND AGRICULTURAL
/ implements. I am manufacturing the very
best of Steel Flows, and other Implements
Also, wagons Of the very best material and
workmanship. J. II. RUMSEY,
Me- 334 South Cherry street, between Ash an
Mulberry streets. oct6 6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24
NEWCOMB'S MINSTRELS,

headed by the Great ImpressariO and founder Of
the pres emit school of minstrelsy. after an IN
parallelled season Of success of eighteen con-
secutive months, at their Opera House, Cineln-
natl propose a tour. for a limited number of
weeks, through the country. The performance
will embrace the entire force Of this N0EsTsR
ORGAN ZATf0N.
Doors open at T. commencing az 8 p. ".
no72i ct WIN. G. D0RNEN, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24
BANKRUPT SALE.

TWILL SELL 1.-THE cOURTHoUSED0oR
l in Murfreesboro. Saturday. November 2lst.
1868. at l. o'clock A.. NJ, the interest Of G; W.
longing to the estate o. w. O. J. Burrus, de-
ceased. 1t is situated FIVE miles from Murfrees-
boro near the Lebanon pike; tits well watered.
timbered and improved, and iS free from all en-
noyS 1Rs Assignee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-24

rs JUST IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH STOCK
i Of Groceries and Liquors. consisting in part
. hhds New Orleans Brown Sugar.
10 q" Clarified Sugar.
10 Demerara Sugar.
100 bags choice Rio Coffee.
20 bbls Golden Strip.
. - Crushed Sugar.
3 " Powdered Sugar.
80 hlf-bbls Ma3kerel, assorted.
10 boxes Soap.
200 - Star Candles.
100 " Starch.
100 " Cove Oysters.
100 casks Soda.
. boxes Soda, ID. papers.
50 dozen BroOms.
100 " Painted Buckets.
lOJ eaddies assorted Teas.
. boxes Mustard, assorted sizes.
50 Rumi0Td's Yeast Powders.
20 bbls Backing.
. cases Richardson's Matches.
IS boxes Pickles.
l 90 Cigars, assorted brands.
100 bblS Magnolia Flour,
40 - Black Lick Flour.
50 boxes Cheese.
Spice. Pepper,
Ginger, Madder,
indigo, Candy,
Fancy Soaps,
Nutmegs, Mace,
Wrapping Paper, Pepper Sauee,
Wines Liquors,
All Of which will be sold cheap fer CASH only.
In store a small lot of Mess MaeSerel. as fgs
as ever brought to this market
R. L. WEAKLEY,
novl2 If No North College street,
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r "A I L Z O A i
Change of Time.

= PASSENGER TRAINS WILL FAVE
4 Nashville daily, az follows:
nlknt 1rAln--.s...- - ~
Making direct connection at Chattanooga with
the Western and Atlantic Railroad for Atlanta.
Macon. Columbus. West Point Augusta. Sa
vannah and Albany. Georgia; Eutaula, Mont
gomery and Mobile, Alabama Charleston and
Columbia South Carolina Wilmington. Char
lOtts and Raleigh. EOrth Carolina, and inter
mediate points.
At Savannah passengers have choice Of water
OF rail route 70 Florida.
PASSENGERS TOR
Knoxville. Bristol, GyuCllbursS, Pc
teTsburg, Richmond, NOrfoth,
Washington Cify. Eaftf-
more. Philadelphia and Ne@ York,
will make direct connections hy taking the 90
P. NJ Train out Of Nashville.
THIS II THE SHOT ROUTE
to Washington City, Baltimore. PLiladelphia
and New York.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Baggage Checked Through.
Palace Sleeping, Cars On all Night Trains.
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GET THE BEST.N
FOR SALE CHEAP.
TENN EAS

TER MS EAS Y.
4 GREAT BARGAIN Is OFFERED IN A
n House and Lot on south Union street. The
house cor tainS SIX rooms besides kitchen anu
servant rooms II L. convenient to the Spruce
Street RaiIroad. and. - in one Of the most
hOuTishinE localities in Nashville. There is
fine garden attac- Ell 10 this lot.
l have also a vacant lot on the corner OF Col
lege and Jefferson streets, 95xlsl feet. Inquire
Of G. J ZEUIZoCHEL,
Ccrrs- Of S. L MON and Vine streets.
nOyS dtf
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CIR Z \ II - Al e
OF
Government Property
ON TrEsDAr. NOWHERE g. lsss

TWILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. To
j the highest bidder for cash, at All Barracks.
Nashville Team,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-10-07
White or Black Rule.


.a aLi,e people of this country can
.r te governed by negroes, unless they
t,-e 10 themselves, And yet they are
y mech nearer that sort Of rule than
are, probably, aware of. The whites
P.i.ticti!y, very evenly divided. There
.;a very small difference Of votes be
% 'hom. 10 the last Presidential cleo
General George B. McClcllan, the
-e.Ga-ic candidate for the Presidency.
...ea,.t bu, by foar hundred thous-
Votes. The negro vote in the South
re than that. Hence tie question is,
,ue uLtfe roierS in the North over
s lAe iour thousand negro ballots in
South Let the white men in this
Of tie country settle that question
themselves They will decide against
""at- race ifthcY vote the Radical
, "Ai1h is tie negro ticket. The
4 vital question of this present Prcsi-
4 canvass Is, whether this country
q ,s ruled by negroes or By white peo-
'..HF., IN Tie NICE ClNisIOh OF MHItc
The votes Of three or four thousand
as ID the Southern States shall not on
"erc,i.c The contest, bul, what Is far
N interesting as a question OF social
i '..,caI economy, whether several
II 'nd Of ignorant negroes in the South
Nties, uutgr the control Of Radical
.icans, sba.l practically uuIiify the
u thirty Old millions OF white voters
"Lo.e couutry ? This is the issue,
'' Tie white mcu hae cast their ball
20 Will the problem be solved,-Ex,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-10-07
CUARDIAN,s sALE.

By virtue of an order issued out of the Orphans
Court Of Wyoming County, there win be exposed TO
public vendue or Outery, at the house OF H. W
Dowdnsy, in the village of Laceyvile, in the Town
ship Of Braintrim, IN the County of Wyoming, Pa,
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3Ist 1868,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, the following de
scrbcd real estate, late the estate Oft d. Spring to
OF land situate N the township of Braintrin Colu-
" OF Wyoming Penn'a, beginning at the center Of
the IuscaTora creek road, the corner of land of
r. BunneI and running south Fifty three degrees
rods corner, thence North twenty degrees AyeSf
hundred and eigty two rods to n corner on Ia nd
OF Nancy Baker, thence East twenty one and three
fourth rods along the land Of said Baker to corner
formerly owned by Airs Mercy Gregory md T. Bun-
nell, one hundred and twenty rods 10 the uIaoa of
beginning, containing IFsCIiy ttr0 4cTes dRf zen
pcrCtcS be the same more or less ALSO one other
piece or tract OF land situate in the township Of
BTaintrim, County OF " yOHing, Penn'a and bound
cd as follows: beginning at q stone heaD in the d
vision line OF l.. ID. StUrdevaut's land thirty two
pcTcACs from the creek, thence North twenty one
degrees West one hnItred and thirty eight prrrhcs
to a post in line Of the Samuel Ben tract thcuro.
and stones, thence South tWenty-twa de.Ttes East
one hundred and seventeen purchcs to a post and
stones. thence south sixty degrees West forty and
lve tenths perches 10 the place OF beginning. con
tanning tdtrf yoNe GcrtS CID fOfg-OAc DsysAfg be thc
same more o. less all unimproycd, with the appurte-
nanccs
TERMS or SAFE: Ten per cent OF one fourth of
the purchase money shall Ge paid at the striking
down Of the property, one fourth less the ten per
cent at the continuation absolute and the remain
iug three fOurths in year thereafter with inter
est from day OF sale, to De secured by bond.
SPENCER K. STEW EMS,
Guardian OF the minor children of T. y. Spring
deed. ySn9dw.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NnrscE.

NTHEBEAS. letters Of administrator ,e.. the es-
w tate ct Aichard AlHnls deceased, Iate Of the
township Of foTk>'pI, have been gran.cl to the
subscriber All persons Indebted to the said estate
are requested 10 maze immediate Iuyi4,n', and
those haYsag claims dcmun Is glin,t the estate Of
he said deeeieut viii present them duly authentic
ted to the subscriber, without delay
AUSTIN 2. BURGESS, administrator.
Iark ston. Sens u. ls.s .-h:-rl.
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PRNti.A.tT.ATEOE.

Wyoming County, ss, J In the Court OF Common
Henry Rought ". Pleas of wyoming County
Laura RUGghf. No. -, Jan term lsGS
To Laura IlUught.
Whereas q subpoena in Divorce was issued to Jan
uary Term, ls6S, which WAS duly returned non Csf
iactRfus, and thereon an alias subpoena Was issued
IN said case Tetmndbie to pri term 1868 upon tile
return ofwfleh proof was made that the said Laura
Eought could not be found in my bailiwick.
iNlS notice Is therefore TO require you to appear
before the Judges oi the said Court the third Non
day in November next, to answer said complaint.
a. y. DEWITT, sheriff.
Sherifrs Once, Iuak. Sop..3o. 1875
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CONSUMPTION.

Thousands of cases, when the pa
tient supposed he was afflicted with
this terrible disease, have been cured
by thc use OF these remedies. Extreme
emaciaiiOn, debility, and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
cases of dyspepsia or disease of the
%RSestive ORGANS. Even in cases of
genuine Consumption, these remedies
Mill be found of the greatest benefit,
strengthening and invigOrating
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tiuoannn's German a3ittrra

Is entirely vegetable, md contains no
liquor. IL Us a compound Of Fluid Ex-
tracts. TEe Roots, Herbs, and Barlzs
from yyhic Ia these extracts are made
are gathered in Germany. Ali the
medicinal virtues are extracted from
them by a scientific chemist. These
extracts are tilen forwarded to this
country TO be used expressly for the
man ufacture OF these Bittcrs. There
IS nO alcoholic substance OF any kind
used fn compounding the Eitters,
hence 1t Is the only Bitfers that can
be used i'm cases where alcoholic slim
ulauts are not advisable.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-10-07

Carl Schurz,' after stunping Indiana in
German, declares that the Dulch are no
more intelligent than the. negroes, because
they mea" to VOC FIR Seymonr and Blair
\ dashlnE and fashionable ,oung widow
say Nhe thinks Of su2rg some fow FIR
breach If ms,, So fah The w"r'I nay
knrw 'i4ar -ar l. lf dc mark,s.
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luoflano's Sermau Gonir

is combination Of all The inqrcdjcHts e TIE Eiqe,-
tgith PURE Santa Cruz Rum Orange, ETC. II is used f
the diScISss ne Biiers, iR cases 1cAsTe som.
pare alcoholic singta: as required I6u riH bear in
mud Adt these remedies are entirely different jrds,
nd1sd these being scientific preparatias Of rlecinal
cztrGcf: tclits tie others rus decactl0ns of rum
in sons form. Tire TONIC is dccidedty one Of the most
PledsG% and agreeable remedies erer offered 10 Tie
1sbkc. Us taste erqsiste. is pleasure 10 take
IL, irhis ats tYeriag, eTiiiar1ting. and medicinal
qualities hare caused to be kHown as TIE Sr60tes Of
all
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NOTICE.

To al icbOm ii may concern:
1t appears that there was a substitution gotten up
for me IN the beginning OF July last 1t is now sep
temberand have not yet received anything given
by Ihe subscribers To Mr. Jared Marcy, who circul
ted II in the BCighbJrhOOI. Those VINO contributed
viii please call on Mr. Marcy and '.gct their money
back do not wish the people to give him any
more money on my account They should be thank
ed for helping him, who says he was ordained by
God to peach, and is led by the spirit in ali
things
ISAAC COOLBAUGH.
EXctr Sep. p, lSG3-nSw2-
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Whereas, letters of Administration to the estate
OF banl hunSman, Late Of EunkhannOck tp., decd
have been granted to the subscriber. All persons in
debted 10 the said estate requested make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the c,,atc OF the said docedeut will
make known the same duly authenticated without
delay to LEVI SLATE Admir-
Bald Mount, Luz. Co., Pa. sep Is, '6sns.
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Clergyon. n, Teachers. and supcrutcnac3ts of Sab
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A few OF the many Recommend ions,
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know e nd CO eGufn.Snt&ry cheap that con alas 90
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Ii n Rev Il Egsiestoa u. D., Pasttr Of
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