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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-17
THE NEW CANADIAN FRIGHT

A MOVEMENT OF THE FENIANS-THE CANA
DIANs on THE WATCH.
The Toronto Globe of the 18th instant says:
We have on authority beyond dispute that the Feuan
movement upon Canada has actually commenced FORCES
suppose other places Forty Fenans from Port huron
aud its neghborhoOd went to Buffalo by the Grand Trunk
ON Tuesday Some SUPPOSE that the attempt to cross hc
frontier viii not take place I'll after the Denocrac Con
venon meets ia NewI ork, on the 4th Of July but II
seems more likely that the movement viii be made ear
er. Probably the day has not yet been hhay uettr-
os0 , ATH u IIcart,Irr arr tsIng made we
every reason 10 believe M entire disregard OF the action
OF the United States GOvCrnmcntand M spite or AL Tue
efforts which the American officers may make II Is quile
eenfOrcemcns and supplies may be stopped out the hrt
rush may be impossible 10 dam up at every Potht A.
all events cannot afford TO rely upon the ehCency OF
officers OF another Government; LyeIy pIei i'
should be taken lus as cie Tere 10 ol
to the raiders on this SIDE the me UaeI mes CT
cumstauees, we nave no hesIl9 on ~ a"S .t r,
Government should order into the hed ~ once NeIs
day-the whole volunteer and regular force n me col
10 the enemy should they be able 70 cross me irOnCr
The Spring work OF the farm ana me hhop over lht
t,re none of our brave fellows who it for the work.
and Others shoud undertake ~ MANY Oh the Nol
uneer companies nave never been formed INTO Dlttor
az all and know nothing of drill beyond that OF the COM
paiv All Of them would be the better Of more dflh'
marching through the woods and experience oi camp
life The column should be formed at once ana every
operation, if there were an enemy III front We aIc
not aiarmists IN this matter We nave paceu peloIe o
We have no doubt OF the result But We WOuld IAN pre-
vent repetition Of even the comparatively sEHi '0uSs
ouences Which followed the Fort Erie RAID Of 1865 TODD
that the columns shOuid be placed IN the neld without
one moment delay and their camps hhOulu DC a. near
as possible to the frontier There indications at the
gathering on the Niagara and Detroit Rivers Win more
Trmidae than I'm 800 and IL il probable that at
tempt will be made 20 convey by steamer from Ire OF
some other convenient port Lake Ere force winch
will land al some point on shore perhaps Port Dover
or PORT Burwen These plans will, in all probability,
break down the execution, but we cannot anord 10
neglect any precautions.
MONTREAL June lG.-Advices from Cornwall say that
Fenian preparations are IN progress ID the hesAboAood
loaded there last Wednesday.
FLAT DENIALS.
OGDTNsBURG, June 1G.-'The reports which
have been circulated OF movements OF Fenan war mate
rial ana provisions along this frontier between tins place
and ST. Adams, VI. are fabricdtlOns. -
MALONE, y. y. June lG.-Au reports about fchail
arms and ammunition being concentrated al TINS pOmt
untrue. Co.,
CHtTEAUGAY, Y. Y, june l6.-The several news Items
sent from point % Boston and other cities IN relation
10 the gathering OF FeDans accumulation OF arms, &c
false.
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DIED.

COLLBSIn city Sunday June a. at No IS University place.
Harriet OF James COLES
The friends requested attend the funeral services
"Wednesday the 18th inst, al lOl O'CLOCK No.
FORsYTHSuddeny Sunday June H. Joseph Forsyth IN the iSi
The relatives and friends family also lafayette Lodge No g.
and A. respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral rum h ,s
residence No 39 West ThrtysecOndt wednesday June IL all
O'Clock, without further notice.
members Of Lafayette Lodge No a. ~
attend special communication 70 IS
"Wednesday the 18th inst 70 W Lodge Room isr inc
purpose attending the funeral OF our late brother joseph fO
w IRvING ADAMS Secretary JOHN A. r. FISK. Master
EvBRTTT-On Tueay morning l6 AFTER lingering illness Mrs
Mary widow ate John L. Eyer aged 81 yean,
months and II days
friends Of her Cornelius b. John b.
W. Eyer invited attend the funeral on Friday TIC
18th inst, at o'clock m, from her late residence NO iV'
SecOudaye.
JARDINEAt Easchfster n MoBdy June 5 Archibald Jar
dine. aged 81 years and 6 months
The relatives family invited TO attend the funeral
from O'Clock tbs "Wednesday afternoon Gar
viii BE- waiting Mount Vernon for NeTaYen train leaving
Neg-iOrk az ll3 a. m.
Dumfries aud WigOsasbie Scotind, papers please copy
LOGUE-ln this city Tgesy &c. John Logue e Of os7e.
n. l.. In the 10th year Of his age. .
The fne services will be held Ote THURSDAY the 18Th inst
McDOSALD-At No Jaue this City TUESDAY the l5a
John Alexander and Margaret Mcdonald aged ~ monts
and 10
Notice the funeral hereafter
NICOLI-Iu Newburgh on TUESDAY Is Miss Jais Nco
friends respectfully nvd " attend her unei
her late residence THURSDAY the 18Th INST al III O'CLOCK M
QUACRENBOSS-In BROOKLYN Tuesday June Is kdEn
Quackenbo youngest sou Of Mary and the late Sa V0seA
enbOss
The relatives friends the family respectfully invited attend
~ hlespbisI
THURSDAY afternoon, the 18th inst, at Ociock
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LOUISIANA.
crN. Bucu,NAN sUsTAINs THE CHIEF or POLICE.
THE ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
Ip.fNTTIJE

GEN. BUCHANAN sUsTAINs THE CHIEF OF POLICE
THE ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
We have already printed telegraph item to
,ne effect that the new Mayor Of NewOrleans had en-
dvored TO remove the Chief Of Police and that the lat
TOR had resisted The Ne,c Orleans Republican now SAYS
:, was reported at late hour last night that applica-
go, lad beep made 20 Gen. Buchanan 10 assist MI Con
49, t., onstiug the Chief Of Police. But tho General de-
Md IA interfere and remarked that Mr. conway ap-
rod to he without any authority To modest MAYOR WI
.1nson so long as the latter faithfully discharges his
duties
ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE Coh-
AuTTEE.
We make the following extracts from TINS
address II Is our agreeable duty 10 congratulate you
on te ,snicous result OF our State election We have
ratified Constitution which guarantees to all lie ana
hert d eonalty before the law, and we have elected
a. Ne o0ccr and members Of the Legislature VINO VIII
fabfuilv SOC the Consultation carried INTO pictce'
con oratle Won Oh the moral certainly that inc SIl
law VIII soo,y Inc enforced by loyal men thfoughout
louisiana our state be admttednto the Union ga
aud our people become peaeeaDe' prosperous anu
NJ also CONGRATULATE you the unity and harmony
which now prevail IN the Republican party vi
IN s ineyitac flint there should be III All parties ushp
nointed asurants FOR Office or official position VINO arc
dissatisfied with everything which IS not 70 thoi
advantage, and there are desereis Ion MI ~ ,, ,,
pares Bu these are 10 few in numbers nero nht t.i
can 10 only GOOD 10 our organization by Inspiring WIN
renewed zeal all good and true men, We IN ~ ~ MI,
dict that al The coming election III November thS hsPup
icnn partv viii carry this state for Grant ana ColaA,
and The whole Republican ticket by at least |o'VVo
majority.
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LArEsT GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRArH

LATEST GENERAL NENS-B1 IEl4EGHAf'H.
1.-The New York Eclectic Medical Society will
meet iu syracuse ou the 2ith aud 25ih Hsis.
About fifteen members of musical clubs started
from 81 Ions last evening for Chicago to participate In the saengret
900. Charles f.. Newhall. well known citizen of
Lynn Mass cut hrs throat viii sboe on Monday and died tn 10
49,. Dixon Brothers cotton-mill in Pawtucket was
u damaged by are which caught n the picking room Yesterday ser
49,. The United States District Court. in Baltimore
coaeuri sixteen barrels q whisky yestra ca"ei by Peter Fa
Two prisoners. one of them Henry T. COblcigh
the alleged Hcry escaped from the County Jail IN Springfield Mass
yeeuiai afternoon.
William A. Wikcr Quartermasters Sergeant of
the Marine to Committed suicide at the Washington Nal"d yes
teriay vth pistol
90. Charles II. Baker is to be taken from Buffalo to
Causli to-day the or a eIduon for trial Tor orge nav
ile utcl received from WshllEon.
go one hundred members Of the Buffalo Liederta-
morrlE. the German Saengeriest at Chicago
VIM Herring, son of Siias G. Herring, the we'll
pm ~s ,,rr, s,ble ksepe The shots narrowly missing
',,rr ~, eject, csec, "''' ''''' -
Pat" Adams and Dan" Arnold fought for
~ r round by ioal blow m Adams The contest A''e
aileg minute
John II. Whttemore, the Town Treasurer of
r.,,v $50 tube, nm I'D Sperer and most OF the
moaey recovered lie found living on farm In Mississippi.
-. The weekly Boston Bank exhibit contains the
@ ies.i,ni,r Sore, @it5,s5s Due other hanks SO
20. If uue 10 other hanks plJBtSy Deposits -tlt%'" 'ua
laioa Maternal s5lgos5i Circulation lSa,cl -9.i3L
- Peter Williams. and others, attempted 10 break
r Yesterday morning eating belle through Oh" ceiling Of
ls al ~hss ,sJ 'srg d'r,yrs ll. ge ready 20 .'en5 ep
hasrd parcy Of le plot
Frank j. Hawley aged Is Daniel NJ sherman,
aged Or ed Charles Hahbe agi yeae gis standing on school
~ -. ssi Hrr sifi isnsd iabs .e,ery stunned bat
hAs Ielos"feL Iss .ea.ot hoa,e va. h--r -l-nl..A
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M1RRIED.

MAY-KERvAE-iu M1iebuy Conn Wednesiag. Iuns
10 IN the Congregational Church BY the Rev G. SFa1a haos IS
Baciman Niddehury Miss Sarah Kerar Of New iok
Eorwak papers please copy.
SPRAGUEDgRRINGA Sesnket J. L. a. the reace ne
BRIDES father d. G. Sprague Of South Oauge n -
Nightingale u Sp L. L. the ltsv Is Y
Sprgue Of Salem n y to Miss Sarah Deerng daughter Of Do H.
s. DeenBg.
VAN MBTBR-LA PORGROu Tuesday Jaue 9 the BRIDES resi-
dene Rev. Rhodes Wim Van Meter OF Iowa 70 lieu
rielta La Forge Of NeW.York CITY,
Bur papeN please
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WAsuINGTON June 1G.-ThG following named
having been appointed superintendent Of National Gem
eteries nave been ordered TO their respective posts
David Allen, Fort Smith, Ark August Arnbrecht, An
napolis Md. j. NJ Berringer, Philadelphia, Penn; j.
Deacr0y CITY Point Va. q. A. Dichl, Raleigh, n. g. ;
g. FITZGERALD Orleans, La; T. n Fitzgerad, Graf
ton va: Ganson. Port Hudson. La James I'M Little
Rock Ark. v II ST. John Ncksburg. Miss; W. IL. Iay-
Tor Baton Ronge La; II. q. Trimble Alexandria, La. !
and A. u Tntfle Fort DOnelsOn Tenn.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBT-JUSE IS

There good supply this week the offerings smouat
ing 70 $50 bead The demand continues good bat prices were
wt lower Fair good cattle sold at from 90lDe per 10 gros
and prime and Pennsylvania sold at gm oi@c oo@moa
stock sold from 5dsc
ShThe demand Sheep good and former prices we're
scarcely maintained The sales reached 800 head at from 50os
10, %
HOga-Th market dull 1850 head disposed Of Of
from 5l2 500 pa per 100 10 uett,
CO&The sale VI Cows reached 800 $50 FOG
Spingers, and from S50S75 for coz and calf
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Cub. suru l1ss3lc Cabs hoases rSSs Leessss
Sugar and Moes dull nomiBsy UNCHANGED nonr aa
sns 30 Treble BI GIL Corn ess at Se O. 70 vas ga e
Tel HAY doll at S99Sl9 90 PORK quiet ou' a. e.
BAoonshoers 3lci Clear Sides, lie LArd q"'ed "f "'
1ierce. and DOC. for Keg oon -. - MA.
dllRgs at 25lc.g receipts, 2 bales
SAVANNAH Ca Juse 6COtton nominal no SAFES q h...,
AgsUsrA Ga, jane 6-COtOu dull aud unchanged saes ."
n
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scale Nearly all the German business houses and many
private residences handsomely estooned The for
egn delegations expected tomorrow morning. They
to be met at the depot by the Executive Committee
and Committee Of citizens and escorted to apartments
at the Sherman House.
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As an Instance othe rapid progress n science this country
lote that ok can female Chopot which
greatly felt the fair for This viii greatly
ouuce 10 their and bOcn which they VIII appreciate We
Sis the enrprsng whose oce st No 30 Broad
success undertaking her professional skill We have no
doubt will insure Der = successful practice. Adyt
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rnr e.rNnrprEsr IN CHInAGO.

CHICAGO, June 16-Preparations Tor the lotn
annual saengerest OF the North American saenseroupu
which is 70 be formally opened in this city tomorrow are
about completed. The DECORATIONS are % msgn1heeu'
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ocnrvsRrrpe AyD CHAMpLATN RAILROAD.

OGDENsBURG, June 1G.-At the annual meet
inc of the Ogdensburg and Lake Champlaln Railroad
Company, Messs John g Pratt Jacob W. flerg T J0na
IIph9m 8 NJ FELTON,, T. j. harrington, w. O. brown, j.
d. Farnsworth Arthur Williams, Calvin 1. HuiDurt ana
Albert Andre VS. were elected directors.
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TREASURE TO ARRIVE
miami took 81 or, 298 from san Fran
rur POINT HnErzE PARK RACES.

PHILADELPHIA June 1G.-One OF the lnest
races ever run IN Philadelphia contested yesterday
afternoon al Point Breeze Park by three year ola colts
Blue Dick IizZie Patchcn, and Brown Cot ela hcab
we're frOtted the was won by Duo DIN ii"o
23s 1854, 2.35, 2:4l, 2:40, 23lt.
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PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, June 1G.-Gen. Humphreys has been
remOsed and MaiorGen. Adelbert Ames appointed Pro-
ysioaal Governor OF Mississippi and Attorney Gen.
Hooker has been relieved by Capt Jasper Myers. Both
the appOntees officers of the United States Army.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
WILMINGTON c. Jane 6spirits Turpenine In demand az
Ins casks Oie gRosn.Lower grades aete Strained
q? lo No 90 30 No. @ti Pale o. Tar advanced
a. IS -
CnlRLHsros c. Jane lsootOn nomlnA aesi rscspt'oS
NEwOSLHAss June l6Coon quiet aud armi Ss bales
Nddlngs aTe receipts 2 baeL Sterling BIchange ls3elos
NswIOk slga RIcAanEV, p ssut VrenH4 QeA. i@t hs
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GAZETTE

WAsuINGroN June l6-The President has directed
Begei Col en5rekso United states Army 10 report 70 bIy,
MaofGen Van Ve Deputy QnBreunaster Gcnerha baof lu
u In lat department By direction o the President
The following named Of the retired m have been ordered 70 -
port or duty the Commanding General Of the Third hhiaY D
Breyet Elisha g. Marshall Breye Lieut. Col Anui D.
Lee Capt Joseph L. siIba, snd Capt Alexander Murray
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BAKER GEORGE W. Hudson City, n j.
COLES Mrs.. HARRIET. ST. Marks Church
FORSYTH. JOSEPH No. 396 West THIRTY second-st
ROBERTS. ELIZABETH No. l92 Mulberry-st
STRONG ISABELLA. No. IA Rushst, Wlllanshurgh
SMITH, MICHAEL, ST. Marys Church Clifton, Staten Island
TBRRY Mrs SARAH, Greenpoint. l..
VERMlLlA. GERTRUDE, No Harrison-st
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THE FRAIDs Upon IMMIGRANTS

MONTREAL, June 16.-A large party OF Nor
weg emigrans arrived here last saturday entirely des
ttutG They had been told that the Government would
forward them To their destination The Mayor has placed
them in lOungs warehouses, and ordered supplies OF
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POLITICAL.

So, boysl 6ns bumper.
While we all IN chorus chant
" For next President nominate
Our own Ulysses Grantr
And n asked what State he halls from,
This our sole reply shall be.
q From near Appomatt0X Court House,
With It's famous spple-tree"
For twas there 10 our Ulysses
That Lee gave up the hght-
Now, boys TO Grant for President o,.,,,.,
And God defend the right" MICS V"o'"E
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THE RECENT MURDERS IN PHLADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, JUNE III ne tOTOueI jury
In the OF Timothy Heenan, who murdered here
last week, returned verdict to-day that Heenan came
his death at the hands of Gerald Eaton No clue has
been obtained to the murderer OF Newton Stewart and
the Coroner's jury to-day returned an open verdict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-17

BALTIMORE, June 16.-The Elective Com
mittee OF the National Board Of Underwriters is in
session m this city. Fire underwriters here from
Boston, Providence, Hartford. NewYork Philadelphia,
Chicago, and other cities.
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ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, June 16.-The Governor and Coun-
ell have reappOinted ". C. Clark Attorney General.
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q. sd. 4th. 5th, 9Th. 18th. sth. 9th. Total.

The match game of baseball which took
place on Saturday between Willard College and
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute of Troy, n. Y, was
~ the former, 80 to 10 The Williams and Princeton
COLLEGES will play next Saturday.
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N.NV HAZETTE
WAeIIINcrnr

WAsHINGTOS June 1G.-Ihe Navy Department mas
intelligence The arrival al Bataa Java the 18Th Of April l Of
the United States steamer She subsequently len M Hong
Kong. All veil on board.
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WEST INDIA MARKETS.

HAVANA June 6e holders sugar 6m hssndng
uuhvorabe ades London and made
day at n reals per arfobe for No. IL d. s.
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BASE BALL.
DEFEAT OF THE ATLANTICS.

BUFFALO, June 16-The Atlantcs of Brooklyn
played one OF their best fielding games to-day with the
Niagara Club OF this city. and defeated by score
OF ~ 10 Is Start put out IA players ana the Atahes
made four double plays Pratt pitched handsomely the
most OF the runs being made off Zettlein. The game
score OF each inning:
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NEw-HAvKY, June 16-The Governor has
signed the bin to Incorporate the Incbr1ate Asylum 10
be called the "Purners Retreat aud situated IN Wilton
Conn. with capital OF tJQ0,0O0
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BOsTON, June 16.-EyerybOdy is preparing
for to-inorrOw's celebration OF tine great New-Engand
anniversarn. The city is full Of strangers.
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THE PAPAL ZOUAVEl


MONTREAL. June 1G-Another detachment of
Papal Zounye5 will leave for Rome the 25th inst
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Momnn's Rights.-Au EQUAL SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
aud PICNIC viii BE- held n the beautiful groves o. Dr. lm ysAa
Home Nights j. the 9Th Of Ju next Eminent speakers
will be present.. Music by the lIygean Home Band
University of Ihe City of New-N annual meetas
ASSOCIATION or THE ALUMNI will be held al tie University
on THURSDAY, June 10, at 2 o'clock p . 49,.
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON, President.
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E.A.Lawrencc, Aactioneer.

SPLENDID flfIH-AN T. kENlbtNAt Al hA' NV
LAWRENCE STRATTOS viii sell the BHchauge Salesrota
Trinity Building III Broadway, Nev-icrk on IHpRSDAi' tho
18Th day Of June 40 y O'Clock, ,
By order Supreme Court, under The direction Of r g'ah
Te HOSF and LOT the uorlwesierv % Fahaye and
THIRTY with front ~ inches the avenue aud sane
the rear deep the residence OF the ATE Franklin
T. Randolph. g., ,--,-- g.. -
Tfrs and IN depth 81 feet inch on the west hle, ~
f-st5 inches lire and 80 feet width on the rear
a. al AurfiD Nu.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-01-30
aHgRlDY 9ADH.

10y virtue vi one wi; oil venditioul
I'D exponas TO me directed from the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Lincoln
county, Tennessee, will. on
Monday, the 3rd of February, 1868,
offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the courthouse door in
the town Of Fayetteville, all the right,
title, claim. and interest that j. R.
Rees has in and to a certain TRACT
or PARCEL OF LAND lying in
Lincoln county, Tennessee. in Civil
District No: 5, and bounded as fol-
lows, to-Bit: On the North by the
lands OF Jacob Renegar, on the East
by the lands Of E. NJ. Mcclure, on
the South by the lands OF e. M. Nc
Clure, and on the West by the lands
of Mrs. Martha Rees, containing by
estimation 80 acres, he the same
more or less. Levied on as the prop
erty of J. r. Rees, by Fl. B. Nor
gan, Dsputy-Sheriif, at the suit Of
W. II. Rees and Dempsey Sullivas,
Executors of Joel Rees. deceased
w. F. TAYLOR.
jan9 Sheriff.
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SHgRIRF sAgG.


10y virtue OF one writ of vendi,ioni
I'D exponas to me directed from the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Lin.
coin county, Tennessee, I will, on
Monday, the 3rd Of February, 1868,
offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the courthouse door in
:he town of Fayetteville, all the
right, title, claim, and interest that
@. ". Rudd has in and to certain
Tract or Parcel, or one-ifih Of the
Gabriel Kizer TRACT OF LAND,
it formerly being Angelina Philips
interest, transferred to G.. w. Rudd,
and bounded as follows: On the
North BY the lands Of G. Stone, de-.
ceased, and James, Martin, 90 the
East by the lands Of James Martin,
on the South by the lands Of BeDja-
min Rudd, and on the West by the
lands Of Ezekiel Phelps. Levied
on rs the property Of G. W. Rudd,
BY II. B. Morgan, u:y-Sherilf, at
the suit Of w. S. Evans as. Benjamin
Rudd and G.. w. Rudd.
W. F. TAYLOR,
jan9. Sheriff.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-01-30

The Union Monitor, hitherto 9
strong Radical paper, published al
Hillsboro, Montgomery county, ILL.,.
has deserted its party, and in Its
last issue places itself boldly and
squarely upon the Democratic
platform. The editor says: "Our
country's salvation is to be found
only in the democratic party, and
l intend to issue a paper of the
true democratic stamp, regardless
of fear or favor from the republi;
can party. My conscience will no
longer allow me to advocate negro
equality, woman suffrage, and
ali the fanaticisms which the
republican party So anxiously pre-
sents to the public. In short, /
have cut loose from the republi-
can party, negro equality, woman
suffrage, spoon Butlerism, and
general tyranny and corruption,
and as a free and independent
citizen, unfurl the banner Of dem
ocracy, and boldly advocate its
success as the only means to save
our glorious and happy eonstitu-
tional form of government"
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s1B1ggB sAgg.

DY virtue oil one Gril OF Vendiiionl
I'D exponas to me directed from the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Lin
coin county, Tennessee, | will, on
Monday, the 3rd Of february, 1868,
offer for sale TO the highest bidder,
for cash, at the courthouse door in
the town of Fayetteville, all the right,
title, claim, and interest that Cynthia
a. Rmpli's has in and to the follow
ing described TRACT OF LAND
lying in Lincoln county, Tennessee,
in Civil District No. 7, on the waters
OF Norris Creek, and bounded as fol-
lows, viz: On the North by the lands
of S. s. Alexander and james War
den, on The Est by s. S Alexander,
on the South by VI. NJ. Marshall, G.
3. Smith, and Daniel Jones, and
West by Hugh Thomson and Jacob
Hoots, containing by estimation 2l8
acres, being the tract Of Land owned
by Armistead Panplin at the time
Of his death. Levied on as the
property Of defendant Cynthia A.
Pamplin, by D. P. Holman, Consta-
bic, al the suit Of Jake Anthony,
W. F. TAYLOR,
ian9 Sheriff.