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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-20
sALE.-By virtue Of :

SHERIFFS SALE--By virtue Of q
- writ Of venditio exponas to me
directed and delivered, from the hon.
orable Circuit Court of Davidson coun.
ty, Tenn, at its September term, 1868,
I viii 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 January.
1869, the following described real es-
tate, viz: 20 acres of land in 9Th civil
district of Davidson county, Tennessee:
said land is bounded on the east by
the land of 7. EzeIl, on the west By the
land of Jeremiah Prin, on the north
by the land of John Briley, on the
south by NolensEille Pike and Mill
Creek, and being levied on as the pro
perry. Of w. s.. Battle ct al, for $135 SO,
interest and costs. Dated this 31st day
Of December, 1868.
&. M. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
jan By SAM. @. MARSHAL, Deputy
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.(Sberiff SerEanf,- Sn gem6Bbeit elmer
Svenditio exponas Berpr6nllne al mid aes
ri9tet uno nberIiefett M9tbaren Gircuit @ertbt
uon 9autofon County, Eenn.t bel feineIn Septenber
EermtH 1868, werhe ID sum 5iientIiben 8erfmtf an
ben Netfbietenben ee9en bdare Sn5Iing am Gourts
baustbpr in Der Stabt gaibuiIIe am onnabenb,
ben %. Sunuar 1869, bas na9ftehenS bei1riebenel
Gtd ooer TbeiI 2ono beIeaen uu6 beFnbIid5 I'M Gis
ptotftrtH Ro. is Saptnfpr Gounfp, Eentt beurenat
pie folet: Seltgi9 pom MIberfifdaBe; nit 50 SUI
Sront an berfeben un6 1870 lb mad elmer Mnep aus
ridlGufenbs il6roIih ron 5Ieming Scott, 5Iiab ran
garp GDpIe urb itbti non elmer allen, nit 8eidIna
beIegt 1is b1s Gigsntbuut pon Rdfp 50. Grpte, ruI
elmer GIeeuttc IN pteinefi 9drben ~ @unifen non
9o3ter une Sompton nit6 gegen Tlemiug Scott ullh
gearr %. @opte fir STAG 40, SutereHsn unb Rotten
BIT gentgsn. @egeben ben 20. 9esember 1861. i 1
6. 81. Do 9Th 0 n, sheriff.
ae3l So fur9 81. g. Gaines, Sepntp,
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7l649

gberiff's gsrFduf.-ssn eemdsbeit elmer ven
otto exponas 8erclbnung an mid Gettbtet unb
unerstetert pom AGtbnren Circuit GerI4t non Gas
o1ofcn county Eenn., bel iefnem September Eers
IN 1868, l1erse 10 ans sgfeutlide,s gerEaf an ben
ytelltoseteucen gegen bnare 8dbIunq am Gourtbouss
81 9Us n PCT SiGot 0ajbuiae nm S0nnaben6, ben
pnb @ebaals9fetten bffftae, rinife. Sin st;i
sos s. AgelL Eono hsieeem tno ben6I TN GirfI6is
Ta a1sssE 2 9sUtbion Scnnp Tsun, tribe,
49, Nlltstmorfen un6 begrenst ME
s.gseilg zen spring Blaze 5fIi ron 6pdet,s
la2lt@ Mno weltlt9 pom 0iLLiam's, eitfhrlfsrn 2s1
ga sgE sosr Desss nit @ef4lde beiest ais
@Ienfse II uetlen 0Hnngn ~ gisnften ,,r ~ ss
atsaisca aIee zes Hne geaen s.. qRcGenris =
uHc ytrs =. q RcGGmpteH fur &46 as -
1863 = .
.R. GOuaIbfDn, eberi6
iaf SurH ". 2. Gatnes, Dep,itn'
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L7122.

.SE berffYS Geredas. ya esn.sskeit ef,,er ~,
G6 ditto exponas BefcroHtn8 an Mid MI sdfet i,nn
abgeIiefert pom AhtbGreu Gtreuit gexsebf rrf sSas
uf6fon G0Hnfya &elrB., Bel feineg SeyferEersEer
min 1865 fperbe i'd sum 6ffentIten Berfe an BEN
Neifbfe1enben gegen barre 2nblgng Gul sGcaxfhats~
Thor in Der &fabf N1fbu.ne am g onnubenh.
Der %. Sunudx 1862 na9itebenb I9rtebeue aaaSs
9eret unc GebduIi4feiten briugers ndtmIi4 Gin
&kstd nper EHeiL 2alibt beEegeH ui1D bfgnbiif I'M @t
riIeifxttt 30. u ron 8nui6fon Gpuntps Selma teS
geast wie foIst: Dafeibe TT Got 9R0 E6 tn sA s.
Dgrers @feittou 50 GogeffeEos nit 90 TpS trat o.
SMgse1 Strnbe tiiiD 175 ss suriidtdMIfnc na4 t1et
1Asgs Ssebe Fighters Office pom 4nuibIDh Gounn
9gsantqe @en1 Nlld IS, Gsfte 81 nab nit @eifIag
S IN 80 oas @lgentbnu pom MofAaxsk iEnh Elm.
* * 0gags ~ s5ner GIetntson IN meiakM @annef 81
- Asss ~ 80 Softer sum 8kifez nos e.
1917 c y. NEg ge9em Ysargeret upb 1al $b0p r
S6.SA,s ,snb Aofteu ST eenltgtis egss
ben bsn 81, EesemDer 1853. =
9. %. Dona 5 foMy S5efiff.
1a1 1HFD q. 9. Auifins Deputy.
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aoflsiflIe tslseisa.
1i6O1

(7isOl
Eberiff'S Htrtaml .-ssIn @emaskeit elmer ven
sI exponas @ereronltHa an ntt6 seri9tet una
pteion antp, Eeffi., Sci feineli, tuftSabef erz
Mg!s zeea, wefpe ~ ann 6fgakli9eu Bexfauf an ben
5sstO;s Is. gsgen baere abllns am Gaiitttass
Aqo[ IN oer Sto1t Aaibpt1e am S0unabeub,
pen Is Sanior 1889. nadbitehenh bef5rie6ene qdns
eefss tno geednts4teiten tTineen, r1dmEidt; Gin
Stn6 eeer 4se!s Serhs beIeeep Ntb kefnhIi6 TN Gis
uitottftFt 20: - nen Dnntofeh Ecunf1s Eesn Be-
Eeeeae aus BEN mng9heiLten SntereiIe psts gkorIes
Sqlsgsns 1e9rsnats nte iotet eifIflD NH aSshIs6
uon Sigains. Gfebe 8eotftefB bffice nan gn,1isSen
Geunts. Eenu, SAD ., Settle AZ, unS nd $1,000
beIegt ais b1s Gtgeirtbam pom GhorIeS BnocEr ,sr1
3. S. BasgOust nnb gtgest 6BGfIes asana6A fir rs
Snterefep pnA &DHen 90 senilaen. 0eaebsn ben 81.
Setembet 1858. .stS1-ass sSk - "a 6
9. 30. DnnaI6 fDn, Sheriff,
& ia4 9ut@ p. 6. Aahtn. 1eYutp.
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6. W. SopaIsfO n. eberiff.

"venditio exponas aesorbnSnssnD an mid ges
ribtet unb iiterIiefert pon benz @@tbaten Circuit
G3eridbt pon 9api6ion Gnunfp, Eent1., bel feinem
@ertauf on ben NeitbistenSel gegen barre 8dblang
am Gourt5aas Dor IN Der StobtNofbpine am n M
1benb. ben %. Senuar 1869 na6hebenh bei4ries
behes @runheiaenthum brinqens pdlmIteb Gin Got,
besranst ben 3anfbriefe mad, estnnt BET einem
SteiN an Der GIbieite non Ge6Gritrubes mo- Drs.
Snllab's 2ot anftSst, unu ,6a met9 mad 8errr Seas
te's Ode pom h6 1872 SnF 3uriid mad Nc@Gpods Got,
nom ba Is SUB 5fIi9 nit Soood Sine Ianfenb mad
Wc2emore1traBe, pon ia 122 SUB n6rbIid nab benz
Aus9angspuntt unn nit Bef9lng belegt GIs has Gi=
aentbunI pom ggpfbingtoft Barter nro MngafnG Barr
ter, alias &ebbid, I'm elmer GTecutien 90 SUMTER pom
20. @. Brten NIB Aliion iln6 Gegen @tlluotpn p
fer unb Nmanba Barfer, alias @eSbid, 4af So,
80. Seseuber 1863. @7t'
6. Sd. SOnaIefO n, SberiFf.
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i75O4.l

l&beriff's 0ertauf. SIN @emdebeit eilier
~ venditio exponas @eroroHtAg an m ges
rtdbtet unb iiberIieert pom MGtbdren Circuit @es
rtt ppn 9dp6ion Gountps SeuRefiee, etfe mem Seps
TENDER Terntin 1868, rperoe t gum DfentlteA Sers
Court =Tbpr IN Der Gtdnf gsafbpiHe an ian
oben6, BEN %. ssanudr 1869, bds aiotbfteben bee
idEiebene Gritnbegentban brin9tn, Mdnst4 geIegen
arenat Stltb non Der 2Gn6erei 6es uertotbeneu g.
8. 6pse un6 rneitIid SBbites Greet, ueI4es pDr
benz usrfterbenen g. D. 8p6e iibertreeen be IN Der
9teeiiters Office non Gapt6ion Gount9 IN 8ud-t unb
Settle 727 regrirt potben 1T, entbaItent 1f5 Adern
mebr eber rpeniaer unb nit 8ei9Icg beegt als bas
Glgentbnm non s.. Spbe, um elmer gTeeution gu
@unften pom 3d. 8. @ilibms unh eeee1 81 9. YRdns
lone uno Nfisere fir 1852 20. Stereen lnS Rotten
eorauf su geritgen. Gegeben seI 80. 9e3eutber
1868. -a--s--..--s4.4s
6e31 @.W. NouaIbfon, Sheriff
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05sIl

Eberiff BerEduf.- Sn Gemdsbeit einss vendisi
exponas 8erorbnrno an MID eeri9tet NIB iiberlie
County, Esnn.i BET ieiuem SEPTEMBER Tefmtn 1863,
ufTne t9 gum 5iIentIi4en Refl4uf an ben 9Rei6tel
teneen gegen barre 3akLuno an GcurtbauBtbey IN
mar 1869. natitebenh bef@riebxres peTf5ngf9e8 Gs
genthnm brtneeti. ndntItb: Gin piett nit DeiBlag
elmer GTecutionstn fieiieis 6libe n 0Gnifef non
gtiabeth y. Re9eairp unh ae9en Sekn %. MexEV
iir $SS2.60, Snterseu npb Rotten a asntiGsn. Dec
gebeu ben IL. sSanuar 1869. $3.50
6. R. 9oaaI6 Q Il, Shsri5F,
Janis 6urd &. &. Gaines, Deputy
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l7Oa4l

Gberfff' ssBerfatf. -sSn geMdEbeit sweter ven.
tberIiefert non benz Atbtbaren gBaheerp geridt pot
Sapibion gountgs Eenn., BET fetneni Septeulbets
min ls6S peroe td iiim 0Ifeatli4en 8eitanf an ben
Tbor tn Der Stdnt Rafbpiae an Spumabe ub,
bsn23 9eaember 1858 bns pnd5ite5eno tsIdvebeHes
@rnnbeiesutbuin gum 9erfdilf brineen, ndhtIi8 !:
Sin Sratt cher Slid Qanbs belegen IN BEN 6 EfptIs
9trtth 9oUioipn Gpuntp, Eeuu- b7qrenst pie foIqt:
Ssatroli9 an Sowusi 6ltIi4 ron beT 2anberet pen
2rrb, weIdbes friiber benz 3. s. .. st. Shuutote aes
b6rten foH SO DER mebr Cberrueuiger fem airb NIT
SeiGag beIest uI8 eGs Gtgentbup. pom Gtmpfou uit6
.pb 81 9ltne1 poIt SAM 5e ann iiiIirltDr, fir
$205.i5, SntereiIen iinb Rpften 81 geniigeen, Gez
geben ben 80. 6e5ember 1858. 80 Z
be3t srf &c. gs. . no Ibfn M G5eiff. !
sse5Fsg
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ofFsisiIe glnseisi,t.

G&heriff,S 8etfdtf Su gsmdsbeit etnsr ven
ditto expolias BerOrenung on mid getit9fet
ilab ilberfieferf pellt Adtboren GtEet @ert1t bon
4dpiSfcn eotlntb, Eelfn., bet feitterT Septenbefs
9srrist, 1853 megbe IL an GnnftbGRss Tber ID Der
Gtabt RaibuiIe sum 6femIiden 8erfonf an ben Reits
bteteitben aeaea baart 3abIlag am ounabe II B,
ben 49, SaRMar 1863 ltac6ftebegs befAriebeWss
@runbeigenfbunl. bringen, HdntLi9: Gin 1ais utsb
GOT To 9Dpbs Aobitiont Ebett pom Got 9lHmlner S22
Il. aeunnliter Nbhitioals beannt an her meftIi5eT
Gde qenaniiten Cots an StdteFroBe Mub fduft NIT
qenunhfef Strabe 80 SUB 5itEib neltb eiem Rfahl IN
genuartter Got, pcn han0rnd5 40 ss mad elmer 10
satB 9ep, non Do so s iDete1 itDd Der NofhlDefis
ode een1nnfen aots pm bG fiibli 40 SUE mad BEN
2flisgnneapuntt, Hnn mil BefIoe kelegt ais has Gis
6entb9M uoH SDfepR Scott, uni etlie GxecutiDm IN
Heaen upn ST. 81 Mrte5t utlb gegeh Sofspb Gcotf ffEr
1855, Ssterefen uiI0 a0ffem ~ esnlgeii Ge8ebei1
BEN 81. Gs3em6er 1863. 80 - .sssas
g. 81. bona tbf n, Gbertff.
iat 9ar3 sam. 9, Isaribau, 9spntD.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-20

6%HERIFFsS SALEs-By virtue of a writ of
~ Yenditio exponas to me directed and de-
Hvered, from the honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson comfy, Tenn, at its September term,
1865, / will expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the court house door, in the
of January, 1869, the following described per-
sona1 property, to witt: Three bales Of Cotton,
marked g A. b. in the house Of Mr.. McAllis-
ter and being attached as the property of VIM.
Ross, to satisfy . debt against him. and in favor
of Reid, Chadbourne & Co., for S32e47, interest
and costs. Dated this 30th day of December
1868. O. NJ. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
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'01f9l

@HERIFF S SALE.--By virtue Of q writ of
yenditio exponas to me directed and de-
lfyered from the honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson county, Tenn, at its september term,
bidder for cash, at the court house door, in the
City Of Nashville on SATURDAY, the sd day
of JANUARY. 1859 The following described lands
and tenerneuts to wit: One piece or parcel Of
land lying and being in the 21st civil district
Davidson county, Tennessee bounded as fol-.
lows on the north by William B. Ewing on
the west by Il. Petway, on the south BY joseph
Link, and fronting on Whites Greek Turnpike
Containing 100 acres more or less, and beinG
to satisfy an execution N my hands, in favor Of
John Fox. and against Samuel Casey. Jr SAM
ueI Casey Sf., and D. w. Richards for $40 81
@. NJ. DONALDSON. Sheriff.
! JAM BY r, T. GAINES, Deputy.
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: =. y =
G@hrrifs gerfdiif. Z Su @emasbett einer ven
ditto exponas BerprSfuns an mid esridbtet
xno lberlletert rom A5tbaren GirepitsGeridt upn
EGntoien Gountp, EenH., BET sfetHem Sfptembees
Sermin 1853 perse I'D sum SffentE9en 8ert6uf on
ben wetfbtetenoen 9eeen b6ore Sa5Eims am Gorrts
houst5or in Der Stobt Hofbutae am 9 onn q efIe,
ben rs. anunr 1859, nd9ftebenh bef9riebene 2dnDes
rel tRo @ebdnlibtetten bringen, nd1lid5 Gin Gtid
ooer Ebeit 9anh beIeeen nnb befnoEi1 i'm Dtitrigt
9fuulHerL 9optofou Goaihtu, Geuneiiee beIe1eu nh
heeren3t ME fot9t !. Mn Der Gde non GoIIeae rnb
Sadfonfrase, NIT 50 TIs Sfent an college ifrb SO
TuB an Sudfon 3ariidlnufemo, benonnt aIs ,gonare6
9anM unh nit 8ef9Iag 6eleot bos Gtaenthnr1 pom ST.
u. RotbeuB, utB breien GTeeutionen IN Hteinen 6dns
MGrtba SttmIer, Mnb gegen g. u Matbeps, fiir
$1,4Ogs Sntsrefien un5 2often au geniser. geaes
ben ben y. Se5Smber 1868. l 49,
se 6. 81. SnnaIbion, sberiif.
bssSt Gnrd R. 8. @aiues, Gsrutp.
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Ia7i2i..Y

- Af1<4sJ
~Bertffg erfanf. Sn @eiads5eeit einar
fGA venditio exponas 8erornnimg an mid ae=
~ rt9fet nn6 tberI efert pom benz Mdtbaren
6ireuif @eri9t pom Nauibipn Gpuntp, Eeun.,
BEL feinem Septeuber Ternlin 1868, merle id aurl
BffentIi4en gertunf an ben Reifbtetenben aeqen
bnore SabiHng o1n @ourtbausthur in Der Sfabt
9tnfhufle am Sonnabenh, ben %. Sanuar 1869,
na9febenb bef9rtebeue 2dn6eret unb 8ebdnIidbseis
ten bitnsen, ndmltdl: Gtu Slid oter SbeiI ~3onb
beIegen unh beFnbli@ IN @ipiIbiisriit &c. Doui6=
len Geuntpt EeHit, gsIeeen TUte folet: 2cts 30.
ltnh "A IN Der 8ermeiInng Der un6 Ader Erdtte
pnn OF. SomeS 0Dertpns Beiikung an Der RitteI
Sraatltn e Habe benz erften 1o1tbpr [wegsn ndbes
xeT Aet9rebufB genannter Sos fiebe RegiIers
0fFee, 0aptn1pn County, Tenn., Bud 80, Gette S24)
Mnn NIT Sei9log beIegt ala bns Gigentbum pon Sobn
-. Ouertont UNI elmer Ggeeltion In rneinem 6SnbefI
tn @unften non O. 8, Torbes uflo aegen Sohn 90,
nperton uao glrs. g. O. 0usrtott fir $t7s75, Sns
tsre1len Milo 8otten 81 sentgeu. gegeben ben 81.
O.. 90. Oonu 10 foit, SHerifE
iana blrcb 81. 6. Muffin, Deputy
~ 100 ~
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C7oe6.5

6$bertffs Eerfauf. - Sn GJemdB6eit einer ven
~ ditto exponas @eror6nnns an mid eeridbfet
Topibfpn County, Eenn., bel feinem Gepfentb ers
SerIntu 1858, weroe I'D gum 5iientIiGen 8ertauf an
ben Metittetenben gegeu 6care 0otInng am
be NIB, zen 49, SGnuar 1869 Sas ma itebenb bei5ies
benes @ruuSefeentbur bttngen, nduaIid: Hue
@e9te' Ettel, MRfpridbe In6 Sntetefien. bic S. %.
Drmoore RIan no or. santcs 6ueitons Gfaenfbniit
bat; weeeu nHberer HeiHreiblng ftsse 4Idne iltb
Nermebnneen IN 96uhen pom an6erlnn, SsoRufou U.
tiers Office upn Dnpibfon County Gem, init 8efdng
beIet alb baS Gigfntbum non s.. So. Opertpn, nm
etnet GxeeutipH ee9en tbn 1tHo 9a6erei,ub IL @nnea
non R. 8urns fir $2S4, SnterefIen unS &effefi al
aeniigen. gegeEen ben 3d. 9esember 1868.
beS1 G. M. Or aIbfon, Sheriff.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY = I s9sa
TENNESSEE STATS ZFITBNG

RsB OFFICIAL ORGAN FOR THE
COUNTIES OF DAVIDSON, ROBERTSON
SUMNER, WILLIAMSON, WILSON AND
CTIEAFHAM.s F*@st esf - sss.tsa sssses4
neg THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
y EEKLY n CITY AND STATE. sA4
R The only Evening paper pub
lshed in Nashville.
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A
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02

4 submariene diver who has been
operating in the river at Norwich,
Ct. saws there is a cave under the
banks of considerable size, the hid
den beauties and strange formations
of which, could the water be drawn
off so as to make ii accessible, would
form one of the wonders ofthe world.
4 Hannibal. No, merchant adj
vctiscs for Il burglar. He has bro
ken the key Of his safe, and cannot
get at the valuables.
\ Western paper says: Wanted
at this office an editor who can
please everybody. Also foreman
who can so al ange the paper rs to
allow every mun's adv ertisement to
head the column.
a Texas paper says that, though
counting can still go on, getting
married is played out. there being
no one in Office there who is author
lied to perform the ceremony.
In 75G libel suits now pending
against American editors, the az
gregate damages to character are
estimated at 347 100000.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02

THE PROGRESS OF Liberal
OPINION IN ENGLAND. The asSur
ed progress of liberal opinion in Eng.
land is made manifest 10y the pas
sage in the House of Lords of the
Irish Church bill by decided ma
iority. Two years ago such a result
was scarcely dreamed of, and down
TO a late moment an impression has
prevailed that the peers would take
the risk of rejecting this measure oi
IA liberal Commons. What would
have been the effects Of such rel
ection can only be conjccturcd. W,
may suppose that there would have
been at least violent cutlery against
such an act of aSSumtion, rs a larg,
portion of the people of Englau,
would have regarded it on the par
of this aristOcralic branch Of tn,
Government. That it would hay,
caused, Immediately, amy more Scri
GUS disturbance, is extremely in
probable, for u love of the monarch,
aud the gildcd pageant ofatlstocra
cy is so thoroughly ingrained in Tia,
English mind that Il long time mus
ensle before any actual NiOlcnc,
will he done to either of these cher
ishcd institutions.
IT would, however, have lurnisho,
demonstration Of the obstructiV,
capacity of0 privileged class, an,
new proof OF the usclrsSness of th,
House nt Peers rs the rcprcsentdtiN,
OF anything more than the privilcg,
ny winch IT exists But the Peer
appear to have been governed h,
moderate counscls. Conscious @
the inherent weakness of their order
they yielded to necessity what the,
were not prepared to accord tomiI
ciple, thus avoiding the mkllow
aud InCalculablc consequences of
conflict between the two house
The event exhibits very clearly th.
public opinion, independent of ella
innunce, has become an absolu
power IN England, and that the 81,
taken in this important measure
but "a prelude TO farther adyanc
ia the line of progteGs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02
BRADFORD. FRIDAY JULY 2, 1869.

The Summer Term of Bradford
Union District School closed with a
public examination on Tuesday.
The attendance of parents at the eX-
animation was not large, but those
who were present, were fully salts
fed with the efficiency of tue instruc-
ton and the progress made by the
pupils. A presentation was made
to the Principal, Mr.. j. w. Palmer
by Miss Annie Prichard on behalf of
the scholars, of s volumes Of the
Spectator, neatly bound.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02

The Rutland Herald remarks as
follows upon the Orange Co. Repub
lican Ticket:
The Senators are the same as last
wear. Col. Farnham IS well-known
in the State as an intelligent gen
tloman, and lawyerin full practice.
His Senatorial action last year, was
one which highly commend him as
Il diligent and independent legisla.
tor, who acted from his convictions
Of justice and duty, rather than fol-
lowing the lead of individuals or
particular interests. Mr.. Hutchin-
sons was n pains-taking, indepen-
dent and efficient man, who always
led upon his convictions Of right,
and was a useful and leading mem
Der of the Senate. Mr.. Gleason,
the candidate for States Attorney, Is
a lawyer Of ability, and Mr.. Dicliin.
son, the candidate for Sheriff, has
been railroad commissioner for sev
oYa. years past. Judge j. r. Cleaye
land, of Randolph District, has long
held that position, and enjoys Tho
reputation of being one Of the mos
faithful and excellent Judges o
Probate in the State. The ticket i
a strong one.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02

THE New SECRETARY OF THE
NAyY.-Hon. George VI. Robson,
the newly appointed Secretary of
the Navy, is a son Of Judge VIM.
Il. RObeson of Warren county, y. j.,
for long time a leading Wing and
prominently connected with the poll
ties of the State. Upon the elec-
ton of Mr.. Frellnghuysen as Sena-
ton i'll 1867, Mr. Robeson was appint-
ed by Governor Ward Attorney
General. which position he has re-
signed for the new duties. He is
about torty-onc years of age and
justly holds a high rank in his pro
feSSiOn. He is strong and deci-
ded Republican, and has been earn
est and active in support of the
principles and candidates OF his par
ty.
TEA SWNDLERS.- Appleton's
journal makes the following charge
against certain New York tea hous-
eS:
"Within a few years a large mum
Der OF tea companies have sprung
up i'll the city, which claim to i'm
port direct from China, to furnish a
superior article at reduced rates
and which advertise lrrgeIy all over
the country. One street is fairly
/; lined for a considerable distance
with them. We are assured by
those claiming to know, that sever
al of these tea establishments are
organized frauds upon the people
that they use the leaves Of Camela
which 50 closely resembles geuuin,
tea, that they are frequently mis-
taken for them by botanists; tina
they largely import and palm Of
! upon purchasers Chinese she tea :;
that they use the leaves Of ash
plum and other trees, and mingl
! them with good tea; and further
} more, that they re-dry and colo
genuine leaves that have once beer
| used, or have been damaged by wa
I ter, etc. There is of those c0mpa
MES which, we are told, does moth
5 ing else but purchase damaged oal
goes or chests Of tea, and then drie
o it on the roofs Of certain buildings
: not Il Thousand miles from where W
c are sitting. The drying process
II having been completed, a sma
e quantity Of / superior article is ad
del to the damaged i'll order to civ
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tried IT, know that it cured them; those wHp have
not, know that 1t cures thclr nctglhar- ana fu"ud-,
and all know that what % l1"r once Il d1ts ""1',
that It neyT fIii. through nur fault or nrEit' tot
its compoatun. We have tHuu..uft. upuu iHuH..
sands Of certificate # tbeirreHtrkabie rrtes ui t.r
fnn,ying rotnplant4. J.ft sueh .u.ss are known It
every ncghborhoDt, and We need not publish tae if,
Adapted to al agc- au3 'onliupns ln aI chnr'' 9,
containing neither rtiImgl or any irirct'bui ..lg.
they may be taken with safety 10y Anybody. IurIr
sugar coating preserve them over flesh and mlhrs
them pleasant to take, while beluS purely vegetable
no harm cHn gri4c from their usr 300 any quantity.
They operate by their powerful Influence un thr
Internal V4ccr to purify the hlpIl and stimulate Ii
into healthy action remove tu' ulsturtuus of tte
stomach bowels, liver. ami other organs or the
BODY restoring their irregular action to health, and
by correcting. wherever they exist, -aaA dttausu.
mentl a- AZ. Die irat Origin ofdt-rn-".
Minute dlicntout ne given 300 the wraNpJ- On
the box, for the following complaints, whi b these
rus rapidly cure;
For D,sprp.i. or Endie 7a:ion, E!.iic..
ness, HInguor and Russ oG appetite. they
should ur tlfru moderately 10 stimulate the Ito 49,
ach aud restore IT, healthy tone and action.
For INDr COMPLIANT and its .ya. flus ryup.
tnm+, stiiiOu. Esradarhr. Aict tsradiahe,
Jaundice or Green hICLUrss, uiltous
Collie and Bilious EeVrrs, tirs should hc ia.
diriousy taken for each ease - rprtc 'hHHt"1 H
Tor btsrhtcry or uiarrlsoe.s, npt yHr et4il
For Rhpuutafisus. don't. Gravel, paint.
tation of the tHcart, pa'D In the side.
Back AMI n1tns, they should he coninuuutlH
/ The System. viii such change those complaints
] disappear.
| For brop-y nnl Bropsicai sneiiinps thav
should he taken IN large aul frequent duses g. pro
] uuer lhu rN" 70 ui drastic purge.
lur suppre=.i0n large d1ae should hc taken
/ o. u produce. the desired eject by sympathy.
/ ~ "a UtnuoF PiN. t1kr one uutWu PiHa 81 pro.
! mptc digestion md relieve tho stomach.
! An n't +nuH lp.e Hiunuate' the stomach AVID
] bowels INTO healthy action, restores the appetite,
] ana utiFUra'rs tho system. Hence it is omen Hd
/ NhhllarHu' whore nu sprI.Hs dpfangpmpHt cvI4ta.
One Who irpl4 tblorahiy well. unDn Hnda That uIusp
II these rus makes him iee decided, better fuu
ihcir cleansing and ,enoyntng effect on The i se,,
. i've apparatus. n
DR. J.C. IYER g co.. I'-acficaI q .eu,.t.
IOWRLL. MASS. q. s.A.