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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-29

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SHERlFEsS sSALE.-By virtue of q writ of
~ Fenditio exppnas to me directed and de-
lvereds nom the honorable Circuit Court of
1865, will expose. to public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, Rt the court house door, II the
of January, 1859, the following described per-
sonal- property, to wit: Three bales Of Cotton
marked ssAss R., Ii the houseof MI McAlIfs-5
ter, and being attached as the property of VIM.
of Reid Ghadbourne& Co, for &92e47 Interest
and costs Dated this S0ths day of. Deeenbef
I sfss ~ g. lhasDoNALDsoN. Sheriff 'aafl.
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6&bsril5'e DerFanf- 81 gemaBbeit eines ven
~ ditto exponas 8eroEonisng an mid gertdbtst
iino itbe1lieferf ppm @ttharen &jrclsf Gexi6t uou
EauibipR GnuAtqs Eeuu., BET ieipem@ SSptembers
Ssrmifs 1865. Ipefhe to am Gotffbuus sEtor IN bel
Gtnbt RoiHpiae gum ben Liben 8ert9lf an ben EReis
bietenben geaen bGare 8abIims am Gpunqbe nh,
0rnnDeiaenthum briuaen, udmEtd: CIR 6aaf8 trnh
aot In 8ppbB A0hitions Gbetl BON Get Humpzer 80
III genanliter @6bittD9ss bestnnt an bet neRliden
Gde genaunten 2ots an Gtoteir0fe uuh ISaift MD
eenannter Strabe 80 Sab 6iflid mad elt1em fabI tn
0ellahnter Cot pQn bGnSrpiim 10 SUB md Elmer t6
GUS AHep, pom ha 90 Sab weffltn uUd Der goFbpefts
ode genannten Bots son b fbilcb 40 5hh na benz
Aasgnugspunft, unb mil NefHEae beLeet els b6e Gis
sentbum nom Sofeph Scott, am etue Gxectticn IN
metueR 6dnben sn Gtnftelt pon o. 81. Rent, gum
8eien pom 81. 3. agriabt unb eegen So5epb Scott fur
$6663, SnterefEen nnb Rcften 81 Genugeu. Ge9eben
ben 81. December 1858.
GaM. DoHatbfon, G5efifi.
iaf DAr6 Snm. 9. @arfbau, Deputy,
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SHERIFFS SALEBy virtue of q
~ writ Of Yenditi0 exponas to me
directed and delivered, from the hon
orable Circuit Court &C Davidson coun-
~, Tenn, at its September term, 1858,
VIII expose to public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
House door IN the city Of Nashville, on
SATURDAY, the Esd day Of January,
1859, the following described real es3
tate, to wit One tract or parcel Of
land lying In the 7th district, Davidson
county, Tennessee, bounded as follows.
On the north by thelands Of William
Rritcheft, on the south and east by the
lands of James johnson, and on the
west by the Nolensville Turnpike road,
containing Eve acres more or less, and
being levied on as the property of
James T. Patterson, to satisfy an exc
cution in favor of r. H. Patterson and
against James G. Patterson ct ALL for
$87. so, interest and coats. Dated this
30t b day of December, 1863.
jan 2 G. n. DONALDSON, Sheriff. /
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-29
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Sditio exponas 8efur6nRng on MID eerickset
nnh Ahetltefert com A6tbaren Gjfenits@eri84 BON
Goptbtnn County, Eenlf., bel feiuem Septembers
IstMtn 1853 werbe to- gum 6ffntIf1en gertanf an
ben Ytetfoietenoeu 9eaen baare 8sbhlns arR Courts
bdustbrr III her GtnSt 8afbu!Ile am 9 onnabp M,
ben %. annar 1868, nG1ftebenh befbFiebene 2Gnoes
ret uno Webdult9feiten brin9en, nGmlid Gin Gthd
oesr Ebell 9aHe beIegen unb befn6It1 TN Btftritt
stnmMeE A. Saptefon County, Eenneffee beIeae9 ulh
eegEen3f Wte folgt !: Yin Der Ede Don @0Ilege tn6
Sanionffafe, NIT 30 gus Sroat an Goaeae aIll6 so
Srb an Sn6fnn 3Gridaufenos sbenaunt ais ,,Gonares
3n4 nno mt 1efHlog beteat has GigentbunI p0 aS.
~ Ygthewst nm oreten Grecutipusn in niefneil 6Sns
ben az @unfteit non Sobn S@tHIer, nin Befteu non
3eattha S9tmLer, un6 gegen %. q aRatberDs, fur
$1s409s Sntereiien Mnh Rotten sw Geniaeti. rQseGes
ben ben ~. Se3:mber 1868. -
80 10 So III 6. R. 9OnaBiOm, eBrrtf.
81 eesSt SurG @. 8. @niues, Geru4p.
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ktA<AsJ tsf#ssf
- bRri IF Bert mf. Sn Geuidsbeeit eiras
Lea Venditio exponas Bernrnuilng an mid .aes
~ rt9tet uIsh tl6ert efett BON benz M9tbnftn
&trenit @ert4t pom 0nutbfUH Gruntp, Tefllf.,
bel feinem SEPTEMBER TeTuGin 1868 Iperbe t@ sum
5ienaiden Bettuaf an ben Reiftbfetenbeu nedeu
baare SabIung ana Gorrtbaustbor in Der Staht
Nofbrile am Sonnabene, nen %. Sanuar 1869,
ne4febeno bei1rtebeHe S6nberei unb GebSuEidseis
ten b1ingeR, namlt1: Cha Std pber SbetI Ganh
beIeaep une beftnblfc Ia GipiIbi5trist SO. @api0s
ion Gotfntg, Emit, getegen tpie foIgt: 9Dts 9n
uIae a. IN ben Bstmeiime Der. ufs6 A6er EraEte
pop Dr. Somes puertpns Befisnng an ben MitteI
Sraa1tin te uaBe ben eften 8ontboF [tuegen ndbes
Eer 8et9retbung genannter aols Fehe 9egiiters
Office, Oaetofon County Eeur., Bud 80, Seite 324J
lnn NIT Bel9tng beegt ala has Giaenfbum pnn SobR
ID 0peEtou, an elmer Greeitfiuii IN uetMen SdSben
O. @unften pen q. ., Sorbes unb aeoen Spbn ~
Duefton ufs6 gsrs g. 81. busrtpn fur 3f7,75, sSIs
g.. %. % b4ta % 70 Il. e5erifg s
ian4 burb %. 6. Muffin, Deputy.
AL a 2 4 ~ -, 81
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~HEREREEa 8 A IiEs-Rv rirfna of a rrrih Z

t7106) - S3ES5
.SHERkFFtS sAL,E-By virtue of writ d
~ venditfo exponas TO me directed and de-
liTered, from the honorable Circuit Conrt 81
Davidson county, Tenn, at its September term,
1885, I VIII expose to public sale, 10 the highest
bidder, Cor cash az the court house door, n che
city Of Nashville, on SATURDAY, the Ssd day
of January 1863; the following described real
estate, TO- Wit. Bounded ON the east blythe
lands Of John j White, on the soufh By fhe
she lands Of Mrs. Ellen Patterson on the Resf
by the lands Of Thomas Briley, on the north by
the lands Of Thomas Powell, Containing 10 acres
more or less, and being levied on as the nrops
favor of Cain & Cornelius, and against J. h.
Alexander and W. g. Briley, for $139.7O, inter.
est and costs. Dated this 30th day of December,
1858. 49, - i O. n. DONALDSON. Sheriff :
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-29
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go sec t7O96.1 CTS aee7a
6SberifTs aserEanf. = Sn ge1riisteit elmer ven
~ ditto exponas 8eroThnung ar mid aefibtei
unb hberIieferfppn lem MGtbaten Circuit 0eri9t Den
GautSfon GOHrtg, Eenn., BET ietnem Septemberl
ben @eifbietenben geaeu baare 3ahlung am
Gourthaustbor III Der Sfaet 0oibuile am 9 M q,
beRe, ben %. SanuGr 1863 baB naHitebenb bef@ties
benes Grunbetgenthum bttngen, nGmIib: Mue
&ecbte, EiteI, Anfprfi6e unb sTltereIen, bic q. B.
Ouerton IN ur6 an ben 2ots Rummer uno 23 i'm
0Tmoors WIan NO Or; Sames Gpgstpns Gtgentbuu.
&ermesungen IN 9Gnhen pom sllt6erfcn, Scbnfolt u.
smith MIs6 BUD 9so. SO uno Geite 624 in Der Regis
tsIest ais bas Gigeafhum ucsi 4. %. Opertoa UNI
einer Grectipn aegen ibn unb Nn6sTe NIB ~ @anten
non ID. Burns fIr 1854, SnterefIen unh &oiten ~
be31 G.M. 9 ouaIbfon, Sheriff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-29
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kberif NerEauf. SIN WsMGsbelt elmer venditio
6 exponAS 8errFD tang QUO milo aerfbfet atao iibers
ttetert pGR 1em MhtbareH GREAT @er&t pou Gonihs
ien County Esun.. BET ietueih Septeuber Eer1hiu
msfee t& 5sn iiknlIl& BsEzaMf an ben aRstt
otfte99en Ae0eH eaREe 6ablMHa nlM4 &sMRm.@ b eHb.
aaaherA nn1 @sbdagi9fgi,en krtneen. ildmi& Gin
s9tld o0er GbeH 2aMDt heIeaen Mnb bsfinbit9 tn
6tDiottrEt gio. 4uutofOn Ggunty, Eetr., 1eareaas
nte fotgt: Is 6tb an Der 1urefeite non SO. d,
Sens &etntiIatlal lallss iHils 6ealilax an bsf
AOt6oisede geraFnten 2oiN. G6Rft rs SAP meft NIT
&atftIabe a1a@ eMeM Rfnbl, peft ha 196 tb pSTbli6
genaHntsr AueD - 6uS mad einem 4fabt, pom Oa
taSEt6 1876 5ub aG1 benz MlGs9oneSpMrtf, NIT BE.
f@lae 6elegt alB hos GigeHtbnm non O. 9. 4opne,
uon n. u. Bailey uno gegen g. o. Rapne fur S2A.55,
SHtere9fen Nn6 Rnftsa sn Genleen. @eeebeH ben 90.
Ee3ember 1868.
i g. 81. 8oHdIbfon, Sheriff,
te31 ltt@ u. 8. @asnes, Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-29
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SHERIFFS SALEM virtue of, 8
~ writ Of yAnditio exponas to ne
directed and delivered, from the hon
orable Circuit Court of Davidson coun.
81, Tenn, st its September term, 1858
1 will expose to public sale, to The
highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house door, in the city of Nashville
on SATURDAY, the 23d day Of Jaaaial
ary, 1869, the following described real
estate, to wit: One tract or parcel OF
land on the Stone River Pike, in Da-
wilson county, beginning ct ! point In
the center of said pike Is feet east OF
James Murrelrs east boundary line,
running eastsin the center of said pike
2Il4 feet, thence north Sc, west 197 2-3
feet, thence 484 feet to the beginning,
being the same conveyed to B. +. Myers
by W. B. Lewis, January 9th, 1862, by
deed registered in Registers Office,
book 80, page 1853, containing two acres
more or less, and being levied on as
the property of B. F. Myers, to satisfy
an execution against him, and in favor
of Anderson & Moore, for $11I.72, in
terest and costs. Dated this 30th day
of December, 1868.
jan 2 c. NJ. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
EazztEFFf + Z t-EFsa-sz-
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NRfmsnifseakors Deedmntadt bnna-- Der I'M
3enf@nft hes perftorbenen RGEttH $Hlsb0ber erauns
mptben. Mne 9ieieltgsls wete on esnanHte 6lnters
faiienf3aff pexf1uoet un, woueg 8 ipioyt etniteEE
Mtie heAs 1Emeef8tHMekcM 80bMtg le1ien; slmb QUE
GteeAiQen, weg1e HpregryRGen Gegen bic ntntettois
fenf9a get fttaef GnfInfsuia VOI 8anfexett bebeit
bini1ea Der pom Wtfeh prt6sf8ttebes
s1gM $ef& &imfefbefl. 9as M8s @if&egs y 4
stgt0w4w. SO. plbHs square.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-29
ofFsiene Mnseiaen.
GiO9. 71Os.J

.E e ~ 7i09. 7105.J
@s9ertfse 8epkauf. -Sn Gemasbeit uon swsi
S<venditio exponas 8eruTbRuna az mid aertdtet
sush &berltefext upt bem Mdtbaren Gtrcatt : Ses
Ttt pom GoDtsfon Co., Eenfa. BET ieipem Gepteu6er
EersMin 1858, werbe i@ sum 6fientH9em 8eyfauf an
b0ussEbor In ber Staot RaibDtHe am 9 nnnb G n b,
hea %. s5anHGr 1868 mad bene itebenes Wrun6s
fprde NIB SnfeTeifen5 wslcbe g.. Gafen ferist foIz
0en1em 2GnbtrGtt, beIegen Mhb bgfnbIi i'm G1pitfon
Counts are Sfnat SeHM tn gipiIbDtE 20 81 ees
neuzteu @onftgs bat, eHtb0Itenb 119 elder mehT absr
Uentges, beGrgn5t lt1rttiB ppa Der G6nDeret pDR 3D.
%, GgpsngS fe8tti@ HnS 3HEf@ pom Der 2GnAeret Aer
&IttnfoIs, 1ti9 non Der 2dneerd pon s.. 2inf,
NIT Bef9Sae beIe9, as bes Gi0efabtim uoa 9 Gafeg
@hite wne aM @unften non s.. R. Beandamp, Memis
ntttntDr, r 9.g0 utt6 iat 926f.66; reipeetlDe,
nseE Sateteiien unn @ofemy sst 0eniIgen. eegeben
ben 90. DECEMBER 1868. 81. ,sr s
seSf 9. 81. . OnaISfOn, SBeriff.
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lGHERIFFs sAIHs-1BY virtue Of q wit

.FEI-tta -tEss.tt f71l9) 49,
lGHERIFFs sALES-By virtue Of writ Of.
~ venditio expOnas to me directed and de-
1iyered from the honorable Circuit Court of.
Davidson county, Tenn, at its September term,
1868, I will expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder Tor cash. at the court house door, in the.
City Of Nashville, on ssATURDAY, the sd day
of January, 1855, the following described lands
land lying and being In the list civil district
Davidson county, Tennessees bounded as fol-
lows; on the north ~ ~ i " =: Ewing. on
Link, and fronting on whites Greek TurnpfSa.
containing 100 acres more or less ana beinr
levied on as TIE properly Of samuel Casey, 81.
John FOxsR and against samuel CaseT AJr. Sam
mel Casevs Sf., and j. w. Richards. for N 89s.
with interest sid cost Dated this 18th day 81
O, NJ DONALDSON, SHERIFF.
an 2 BY y. =. GAINES, Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-29
! Srmfsee's Serfanf.

Sn GemaEbet elmer ilebesfrag mnGsurFstnbe uass
geHcHmsn an tie Rafbptle Challenges fioatatiDM,
On VAT 1853 nth TesifFigt tn Der jisrs Office
oDn Dapsote County, EeafHs tn Bud g1. 2o, %ei4e
~, Igeree ~ an drettag, ben 20. eyansnr 1869
5am o1snfhqen 8ettuuf am Geurth0uBs Ehcf Ia bes
S.aoz xalgutue esne bic @pbtbat Der @iehersaufss
oas tn 0sn9nnteT 1lrEnDe befd5rtebene
sntgm RsIeaen ~ per Gfabt gaibs
Ssss Se.Igs 1et.g NIT 6reht al Set
1EMde MnD Tout 49, GMb fhItb MlID ia Fue a,ariid
GDsn1e stn sot Gn eeE seette uDn MI
fen6, bgp0tb et6ft5 EtsAel AZ des X n ~
ton BURG ~. &. GteDemiGrs. %Hosa0'
Der GFtbs III sny 8efrtebtanng Der in oenonr..,
neberTaeanas fxhinbe geld erftt .ss, -.
wRHheEe tnhkm en- Netsa0 p9u RS96 nj o,se Sssc.
1lnp nae @oaen fii5 MMsfiitgmua H.
maDt pt eente fai0 fine. Dea 1G s1isllaf I ~
Mtf eeisbt bss z1el1 Der DjssEfsse :. - 3 : $,
1dnio,SB S9a4meiaer.
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s. 6. GebI
c asttf9 stsatf4ks aat Seasf6
tnsttf9ts Saf@sa @Srter-
bud nebf Musabe Der ensEif&en
MusieEa9r nit eeutf4ea Ae@
ftaben une beuli@ex 3Suea.
S6. Mufoae.
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40 9eiten, asb. QIkis mr. 81 50.

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@etettten, es If fils BEN tkn 2anbmauu,
ben 0ei@Gftsmarn behintnst, Der, spenn er In Mmes
rita antuFzzt ofk fetfe Ee4fen Wafk etf&Spft sat,
nne ft@ nt9t @onets Iots onAi 9Iisb MT Der enas
ltl@en Sprode bef9dfttgeu 0ber tkenre Gebrey kes
labIeH tamlss iofl6efn #Ttss Gpukep Mnb 16bsI sur
2ens neRtaen mitf, wm f9 Wn1 BED Seintaen etns
&ElNeHt u kEHSsA go sszssz go
:. Die 6anpEia9e wehuE9 hisfee @srertn6 90 ron
aitoeEen ttntet1 tn 1abtH nenr bt1ts
t4m Eketle ieoe,H eTte BE Musiprn&e aiIf EHts
fdgt III ull66ef I'd befseNets eaB bss Sac
iRaee NIT QUITE bteiee Tserbu9s b6s eneH 80
BET eiussn' uitfeImabieea SeSFet ie eusssipssssn
baheH wiroeses5 e4rrz# Ss5ssa -se - fs5ssaeF
gseitt mar tte tqp0stnpEtf5en @8ptextsfssten
Iuanh berd9tiGt, 70 wtEt man ae1t6 nt34 ttRansIl.
e0e heies 8as1 zines stT ipoB len ID, wsl fe
IN AMettl1 pllbIie poyben, u17e fprit Der fIka
pon ~ 0o0 GEemplGren beiisr, ais ie6e Gnlp5lbs
lung ss4& 4&1a 49, 8stt@s s6SE - SEAS
$50 ga 3En83 S & asG Ia
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6asSst ans B$a9enBet erwaa.
feneuMnb &tnberm feben MIters: 8rn9s
t6n6eg ftx 90eeHsritfbe. @xn&b GnheE fir 2etiaens
Bride. Ernfbfnb jilr G9snseiglBE;3e. 8fr8.
bfnber fiir 9labeIs1fit6e. fss ~ s. sss-4ssss
Bur SetIuna peFkxa n mt eT @Itehmh
sen: Bai@tueu fir ben f&tefen aQpk aRaf&iuen
fur ueririimnltes Nhdsret, 9laI 4lnssl ir BE ifts
araaibeit. laf9inea ffs tliIe &nlets Dlei9znen
Iar * ooeE Sdbetbetls. l@tnsa 5iEs 90 &ssRd1e
Mnteis. Mai4ineu filr eebeTene 9lNnapi ife, 8ers
Idasernngsf9hbe fat 8eftassung tes D5af9 euzeIs.
s. Setbhtnben nn1 BaRbaQeu ,Suppor-
tersl atH esithtnugS -e0Abaeen if hsn @pefaA Der
Geb&rmst e.. Qeib6tnDen flT Sralen ID i41ans
gerem Slifanbe. aeibbinhen fir e6fnuIeufe 8ers
fonen. 2ettbin6en fin Rineex. 6 4. &.
GIaRtf@e @idenAn1 tgx tsh0ulder Braces
fur 0errenf D1Reft un6 &51tbef fsbet 0kIses
SaiP euforieu fas 8Rnleys nbex 9tntnbers
Britte un6 Nnf@weaua0en bey 6ohen.
@eibenel teS0emleE Wr kuRmw oil lei
eIafti DE Gtrnmpfg flr 6os CAME 1ein, Sic sum
Rnie uoe< Antas bet 1ngef@Up1eMen Meefu oaer
S0taFuS, 1a8 et1,stge uf6 0ejie Mstsets 4s&
2r1 ftx @Ec6 unb 3fetns fteta uerratbig.
y: 2. Sexshsx e Jet Inansis Snbren Saa q. Ses
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s2s IN ag9 q fbbil1fS rEasa
am erfsa gssasas Tim SsHaat tsss.
!. 80. - - - -
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SnotuibueHe 9epoftteil uno
GepoftsG ertifeGfe. o0e.oSA %
Ser Gt.sS1aRnteii1eF.. A~ z4AA 18905S.1s
%a Baftsa nas SassHers sE s2E s e2sss7
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-11
A DeaIh-bed Sermon .

A gentle died last week st his resi-.
dence IN one Of our uptown (s.hionsble
streets. leaving Sll,000,0O0. He ~ss
member Of The Presby ierlsn Church, IN
excellent srsndinp, sond husband srd
father. and thrifty ct1en On his
death bed. lingering long, he sniiereh
with great sgony OF mind, spd gave con-
,inusl expression. Ia his remorse for ahsi
bis conscience told him had been an 81.
spent hle. "0h = h3 exclaimed, ard his
weeping friend. and relations gathered
sboul hi, bed-"Oh : il could olS i've
my wears over sgsin. Oh D! II could
only be spared ior few yesr., | would
give all the wealth hsye amsssrd IN my
hie lime. lIiss life devoted 10 money.
gelung ihst reete'. 1t is this which
weighs me down and makes mr despair
Of the life hcreGiIcr - HIS clergyman
endeayoreJ 10 .cothe hin, bu' he u'ned
his face 20 tho wall "You have never
reproyeJ my sysrirInus spirit he nid
10 the minister. You hsve called Il
wise economy and fote,hougm. but
| know that riches hsve been only = snare
for nv rorr soul !" In hi. sal ris,e Uf
mind. refusing ~ be eonsnled, MS poor
ricb man bewsllsda a life devoted 10 the
mere acquisition OF riches. Msny csme
away from his bedside impressed with
the uselessness Of surh al existence -
,Ge wealthy man had spent. adding house
TO house AMI dollar 10 d"ll,r un'
III he became millionaire. All knew
him to be protesting Chrs'isn and q
good man. a. the world goes. bot the
terror aud remone Of his desth-bed sd-
mnisieTed lesson noi to be hsh,ly DIS.
missed from memory. He would have
given ell Tor single hope o( Heaven
| v. Y SIM.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-11
The Tornado I'm Colorado.

GEORGETOWN, Col, TbUrsday, No
vember IS, ls69.-Our town has been
visited by a terrible tornado, which Iasiej
lIom midnight Of Wednesday until sun
down to-day, spreading devastation in ev-
cry quarter. large portion Of our town
is in ruins, and many Of The inhabitants are
tonight utterly homeless. Many per-
sons were injured by flying fragments OF
houses, One child, girl Of I years, the
daughter Of Mr.. Brockey, was killed in.
ssunIly, and The father injured, probably
fatally, and the balance Of the family are
more or less injured. Two ladies had
each an arm broken. Mr. NJ. P. Parker
was slightly injured by his house going
10 pieces ubout him,
The Episcopal Church is entirely Ge.
moIished. In going dO"n il fell against
and crushed in the side Of Baritone new
building. The smoke stack OF Hnepe-
den's was blown over, also Ihe sack OF
his assay and smelling furnace. Among
the buildings destroyed are the large lIv-
cry stable oil Reynolds Brothers, their
dwelling house, large boarding house
occupied by Mr.. Weeb, the mill building
lha, stood in the lower town, known as
The Georgetown Mill, a fine dwelling
owned by Mr.. Smith, another belonging
10 Mr.. Germsin, and about forty others
OF various kinds. Sheriff Bogue was
driving iuto town. when The blast struck
his carriage and dashed it 10 Fragments.
Trees by The dozen were uprooted, and
some were carried down the mountain
sides hundreds OF feel. In one instsnce
the Top Of Tree Ihirty feet long was car
ried from Alpine Mountain across the
gulch at an elevation Of three hundred feet
and deposited on Bur,ell Hill.
Portions Of The roof Of The Georgetown
Mill were whirled from four to six hun
dred feel in The air, and other fragments
were landed high up on Republican
Mount.ir, lodging on the green timber, in
come instances thousand feet above the
level Of the creek. Al different times
during The day it was feared the whole
town would be laid in ruins. The va.
ter in the creek was black as ink. Trees
with their roofs and clinging soil were
seen like great black clouds sweeping
down the face of the mounisin like sn
army Of demons bent on death and de.
suuciion. The air wss filed with fTsg.
msnls of timber and trees, making il IN
safe for persons 10 be outside of Ihsir own
doors. il Ibey we're sufficiently we'll an.
chored down. The number Of injured is
much greater Than | am at present able TO
det,iI.-COr. Of Central City (COl }
ReniafEr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-11
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What Constitutes He'll

DR.. Norman Macleod is accredited. IN
one Of our exchanges, lth tho following:
Let the fsiresl slsr be selected, like =
beauteous islsnd in the vsst and shors'e'
sea OF the azure heavens. rs tho future
home Of Jhe criminsls from the earth. and
lei lhem possess whsIsver 'hey mos, love.
and all ,hs, i, possible Tor God to bes'ow;
let them be endowed with uDdylns bodies
and with mind. thst shall ever retain lhtir
intelleciusl powers let no Saviour PIE"
his clsims upon them, no God reveal him
self 10 ,hsm. no Sabbath ever dawn upon
them, DO ssini ever 1--we sOohg then, no
PRAYER ever be heard within their border;
bu, lei society exis, there fere'er. .mIti'n
only by lheleprosy Of hatred 10 God, end
with utter seI6shness ss i,s sll Pe'.dlng
aud ex,ernsl purposs--ihen S sure F" The
hU OF righteousness exists. on which
rest. the throne Of God snd the govern.
heut of ,hs universe. q society 80 consh-
iulsd must work out for itself he'll OF
solitary and bitter suffering. to wheh
there 10 no limii except the cspssiiy OF
finite nstu.e I Alas | the spltii thai 10
without love 10 ito God or It's neighbor. 10
already possessed Of power which nu"
create for iis own sell torntn' worm
that will never die, snd FIRE that can nev'
er be quencheJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-11
Death OF Millionaire Miser.
Examination Of his Ebects-$ $1,000
L,a.... Il -, IL. D1Ixnn.,
Found in his BEDROOM,

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Found in his Bedroom.
On Wednesday morning lille bed.
room in The highest story Of Taylor's Ho.
tel, iD Jersey City, was broken open by
the bill collector wben be found that no
answer was made from within TO bis calls,
and the liGeless body Of one Of ibe oldest
bosrders IN The house was found sitting
uprigh, in q chair before The table. The
man was very old, and had been for years
subject TO disease. and the discovery that
he had al last died alone and without
warning. though matter OF surprise and
regret. did moi cause suspicion. For FIVE
or six years The old man, who dressed in
The garments, hsd been gliding silently
from bic gsrret 10 the dining room and
back sgsin TO bic retirement. What his
occupation was no one knew, or seemed
10 care. Only one person was ever sd-
milied TO his room. This was the cham
bermsid, who was permitted 10 arrange
bic room. while be was at dinner. While
questioned, the girl replied always that
there was nothing remarkable 10 the
room, except the absence Of any hing TO
make il comfortable. A lew old cos".
coarse shirts and patched boots there
were, and Two trunks old and battered.
There wa, one singular circumstance con.
necled with the mans life. Though
mesnly clad. he was among the Pronpe,I
10 paying his bills.
The old mao vss without friends. and
during the ,iI years Of bis abode in The
house DO one came to see him. II was
known b. ibe proprietor. however. that
he had a sister living at Groion. Conn.
His name. Lyman Allyn, was known TO
none but The proprietor and bookkeeper.
What were his aniecedenis, bis resources,
or bis occupation, no one could ascertain.
When he was found dead. The servants
were ordered 10 lay bin out and watch by
the corpse until bis friends, if be had any,
could be called. This morning they came
a sister, q brolher.in.lsw and Two nepb-
ews. They said he vas born in Con-
neciicul in 1897, and bad nsny yea" sgo
been commission merchant Ia Ne"
York, where he smsssed large fortune.
What had became oft they did not know.
They soon found where he kepis part Of
it, however. for upon unlocking one Of
the trunkss heap Of boBds and stocks.
gold and cuneocy, was found iupbled
careIessiy 10. An exsminslion showed
that ,here vss in The room worth over
$500, 600. besides securities for large
sums elsewhere. A will was found g.
nong other papers. d'lsd fifteen years
ago, bequealhed The entire properly 10 bis
sisler and her children.
The evidences OF the old mans mesn-
ness were plentiful in The narrow room,