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CHANCERY COURT AT NASHVILLE.


the Office Of the Clerk and Master ofthe Chancery Court
n at Nashville, the 5tn day Of r 1856, motion Of
the compl ant his unset in the above cause, and
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that
the iendants HocOm Johnston and Brackston c. Dick
residents Of the State Of Tennessee and therefore the
ordinary process Of this Court cannot he served upon them
Il therefore ordered by the Gle and Master that pubca
ton be mad for four week in the Nashville
Pario newspaper Published in the city OF Nashville
curing the said defendants appear at the next term Ct The
Chancery court to be holden for the county Of Dav son
the court house thereof q; the city Of Nashville the hrt
Monday In May next and answer said BILL the viii
be taken for confessed them aud down for hean
parte. Taps-W41 @ d. BR EN-, Clerk and Master
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CHAKCERY CoTRT AT NASHVILLE.

John B. Camden e. ais rs. Temple Z. Eel e. as.
the ohre Of the Clerk AMI Master Of the Chancery
n Court al Nashville on the 4h day OF April, 1885
t0D Of the coAnans by their In the cause
and Il appearing the satisfaction OF the Ce Master
tha The defendant. Temple a. Bell Is nonresident Of the
State of Ienne aud therefore the ordinary process OF this
Cnur cannot be served upon HIM q is Their fore by
the Cerk and Master that publication be made for
In succession IN the Nashville Patriot newspaper published
10 the cts Of shyie requiring the said defendant
par the nextterm a. the Chancery Court he hoen
The county Of Davidson, the house thereof
city Of Nashville the FIRST Monday in Nay next aud an
said b, the will he taken For confessed
him snd set down for hearing parte @. D BRIEN,
anS-Wit Clfrk nd AAstar
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NnUNG AMERICAI

YOUNG AMERICA!
agents Wanted in every county this and adjoining states
To sell the above aud improved
CORN AND COBB W LII.
ITO all such chance make money will be oferedd
Exclusive State snd County privileges will be dsposer
OF unusually fair terms, by application to the pToprieo
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you a Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed In the IN
which be superseded by past future
yentons Il the very Mil which every Farmer Stock
Raiser should have; will to 10 bushels
per hour horse; easily fitted up and
managed; weighs 8l0 lbs and all intact OF the grinding
time. speak lhus Of its durability because he some
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
A MILL ON TRIAL
FOR month"; ana il don't give complete satisfaction 70
return ~ II there be any thus disposed let him
y will be refunded The Cr1shsr be attached 10 horse
power which renders it The convenient
s south Of Mason's and Dixon line. All other Crushers
in the South require too much power will
out Accordingto
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Con and Cob NM which admits Of lateral Wabblng
motion win nece sarly soon wear out all other Crusher
enable this grand objection aud the Propretors
pass o. dispute hi In the nstrncion Of ouSs AMKa
icA" have power, andI have
lrssenr fction, aud the contrary
have pr vensed wabOlng lateral r,otion, and all
coupe led 20 acknowledge it, the eiore, that 10
upernf % any other Mn. am selling this Tennes
see invitation al the small sun Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wanting good thing are earnestly request
ed examine the merits and principles Of this NH
and order the Propretors Agents.
liberal discount mace dralers.
J. P. DRoMGOOLE, sole Proprie,or
shelbyyille, Tenn.
4 a. r. rs.
Eris Moore CO., 81 Market street, Nashville Manu-
sRd General Agents.
beaumont fai Co. ClArksyle, Agents for Montgomery
County
A6 Watkins, PULASKI, Agent for Gle, County.
Wm. A. suut salcm, Agent Tor Franklin couRy, Tenn,
and tackson tounty, Ala,
James b. Vance, csstanan Springs, Assn, for snmner
}. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Naury couuty.
W. Al. hei, Z. NJ kouae, Agent iCr smith County.
}. X. Akn, charleston. Assns Dor Brad ey COarty
W. X. igniey BFoA, Loaaon, Agents for ESss Tennes
zee. oct i5-d1Siy
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81 LOUIS 3 NASHVILLE REeuLAR PACKETs.

ST. LOUIS & NASHVILLE REGULAR PACKETS.
f. SPEED
sS COMFORT.
ALEONIA SALLJE WEST,
1AMEs MuLER, Master. J, n. CokHifT Master
FTNHE above sl Fun regularly tie I0als
Il and Nashville trade dnging the season Their
aodatons or passengers equal 70 any Steamboats,
the Cumberland river and ther respeeiss officers v a.
AL n shsr poser 70 add 70 The comfort q people travelling
xi;h hem. A. HAMlLTON,
oclli-Sm Agent
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villa. b 81 aags - n rssstpa - sAipsnsai q Ca
rANn4 6aaFs cCffisls snt kaofs Ga rE.k eb. Aher
r A MsnkIL
u9aAis oGa stw. & WAltsnsss Rapss ssars.
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.s.. t.,,ss-a a a. estsal fFasertlee y, aFaaes
- =. --s-ssss q 10 ell nnasedIatey q tasr 81
", ~ 49,. soc.rs 80 sstce. ASS the - q &Ay
- Al ueist kaa secsant = -. - - = 49,
y ~ h,ae' q ~ '-''-' L BosIIcE. zsusiss. 4
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

rI'HE and light draught steamers oT~sn
L CUMBERLAND, CAPT NJ. D. p zsERDfaEFkAs
II. BROOKS, being nearly finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade, will
plying the LIST Of December next between this port and
New Orleans This boat has superior accommodations for
passengers besides being adapted carry every description
Of freight and stock In satisfactory For freghtor
passage and orders, apply on board or to
novS- 6m mo H. II. HARRISON, Agt
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sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET
TWICE a WEEK.

TINE Light Draught Steamer MON 1-U -
Il TICELLO q W CoucH, Master, Esys--RSFSssS7 |
viii run above until January next,
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
WAiTsB0Bu, and 81 Intermediate andings Orders left
with her agents for passage or freight vii meet with prompt
attention. II. III. HARRISON, [ -.
oct22 -Sm A HAMILTON, ABens-
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI 4 NASH
VILE PACKET.

nuRING the ensa.ng season, the a qT-n -
IL commodous lgh' raugh steam -GEsESoa |
ter will regularly above, and 70 al intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light. az inches draaghD Wh
superior odaons for passenger and capable Of
uaking quick trips, soirs public patronage.
kE Orders left with either u the undsrsgned for freight
either way viii meet Psomp; attention.
n. n. HARRISON I 80,
oci22-6m A HAMILTON Asen"
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

rINHE steamer HUMBOLDT a T1 -,
L 1900 tons bnrhen Capt VIZ $500 - /
sTEoSg John D. Taylor Clerk. ~6zezz<-szz@G |sr-1$
This amer s. finished AZ Cincinnati and ready
take her place in the trade
The Humboldt i entirely beat Of the first aud
built expressly for the Nashville and Orleans trade
her light drAagh, drawing ony IS inches saer) VIII enable
her with iasd Then others only light
We solicit for her q share % pub ic patronage.
JOHNSON, HOME A co, I -.
Oct92-6n JOHNSON, WEAVER a c.. NseNeS'
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SNYDER g. FRizzELL

AVE Resolved seSossFily No - Pabas ssasre (ssxt
deor - fh0ap Co.. shsrs thsy u.E Be glad g
ses lhsir tisn4s and n srsaag Eaabac Esnssaiy -
fheE stock 81 Ga sAes fanks, c4fRst haEs AID Va
nse iaEga aa4 al d sash easEra Al Aqw Pfeca
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DIX G. W. CBOZIERS
Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July II, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious TO Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer
fINHE undersigned, having repeatedly been solicited to
Il make consignmentsFf the Patent Camphor Wash Mix
ture has concluded 10 sell county rights in this
State will in have the Improved CamphOr Wash
Mixture and distributed throughout this state tex
cept the where the rights disposed OF
the Alabama And that he may be ena bled
e6ectuay TO make this arrangement, he poses 20
divide the patent 5f Tennessee and Alabama into 90
shares fourth to be retained and the renal adsr-T50
shares-win be offered for sale person RENTING ten
dollars will have share in the Patent fourteen
years from July IT, 1854 and will BE- at the time in
vesng also Eve dollars DE used in the purchase Of the
ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
tie prepare and dsribGte the Mixture for sale
COnsgnmeuts will be made shareholders (who may
quest IT, and to other persons TO The amount Of their
remittance And they will be allowed commission Of 30
cent on their ses and also their proportion Of the
profits at srg-,
Annual xRib Of sales will be made snd dividends Of the
profits RENTED to each shareholder No debts will be
traced moi will the Company responsible, any, the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
ANY Of those who have purchased patents for counties IN
this State Gan have the privilege Of exchanging their ghs
for share the price they have paid. This exchange will
be made a the cost Of the Pateutee.
It desirable have at least active share
holders IN each county in the States tned. Subsc ptons
for shares will be closed by the lst September And
consgnments Of the Mixture win he made very there
after Certificates issued 10 shareholders who viii request
the Agency, IL they desire Il.
The undersigned viii act Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors TO year who viii have the
management until their successors shall be elected.
Newspapers in Mobile, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Hunts
ve Taldega and Tnscumba that wi pubii-h this twice
and other advertisements to the amount Of dOaTs and
send one copy, will receive one share. Address,
Ut. @ W. CROZIFR, Pstentee,
ie2S Knoxville. Tenn.
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tut OF P4ssabe aYPIy 20 -
A. L. DAVIS, Agent,
octS u. &. Mail Packet Once

kY Capt B. DuFnED will remain in New Orleans dun inc
the season. agent for the Nashville Memphis aud
New Orleans line Of Mail Steamers. Also for the
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT All business invrusted to his
the above boats will be promptly attended to free Of
charge. dec1l A. L. DAVIS
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IL T. q a a. A &c
For Memphis, New Orleans, 81. Louis
and louisville,

Il 7 " u e II L 7
THE splendid passenger steamers CITY OF HUNTS.
WILLIE, W. WEAVER, Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday at 10 O'clock m.
}. G CLINE. J. G HIrE Master, leaves Nashville every
Wednesday at 10 O'Clock m.
JOHN SIMPSON, W 7. YEArMAN Master leaves Nashville
every Friday at ~ o'clock, m
Connecting Paducah with the daily Louisville and 81
Louis United States Mail Boats and Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin, II. r. W. HILL Geo
Collier and Ingomar.
The accommodations OF this line be surpassed and
passengers will find By far the speedlest
either North South.
For freight passage apply to
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VIZ have n stars aasn hsss sN0ENBERGERs JrNf
~ Ara NAiiA We ~ esaisnas = Esssiss 'esa -
ascI N eoRnoN ACC.
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s7 80 - 81
RATES REDUCED.
E'ROM the 18th instant to IN. o. June the rates
Freight from Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashville win
FIRST CLASS.
Books and aOnery, Boots, Shoes and Hats Bottled Ii
quoFS and Oils
Carpating.
China Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in cases, Clocks.
Confectionery, cutlery in boxes and cases. Dry Goods in
Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubbery Furs Garden Seed,
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates cat owners
9ystersi1 and jars saddsry, Tin Ware Teas and
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, Except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pines Cornre Tobacco in
boxes Carriage Springs and Axes Leather rolls and box
es, Oils in barrels Crockery and Queensware in
lOORs. - - - g. 20 y,
Boxes Furniture Piano Portss Carriages. bored and
vii Be a. en- at actual weight bat charged double LIST class
An article. not enumerated to be charged at rates Of an
From LIST June to 1s Of Dece nber, they will be changed
it Class as above per 100 Ibs...-....,...tl g
Special rates ...............9 40
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will ard this
New York and Phae phia 10 Charleston and savan-
n h. ranges ron to IL cents per cubic FOOT according
class and character Of vessels
As the Railroad Companies st Charleston and Savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Mer-
chandise viii BE- necessary 10 consgn to Commission Mer
chants at those points.
shippers may rely upon strict sdhereRee to the
rates H. l. ANDERSON. snp't
ianil-U N. A O. K r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled the above rates each and
every pacsage has the q the Depot % delivery and
the initials n. @. r. r. plainly marked upon II.
lila.
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH.
IN and aer this date the Articles enumerated below
" viii be through Charleston and savannah The
pi ces affixed 10 each article:
Tobacco, hhas. y leo rs. .................. SOC
Pork in bbls., ZOE rs ..........af 90
Baggng and Rope, 100 Ds..................... 90
II. /. ANDERSON, supt
IyI-u N. 4 G. Railroad.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

T'HE fine Freigh. and Passenger GTn -
j Steamer, T. HOWARD, X Y. EEyS4Ssp5
NoRTHERS Master. has commenced, akaszz<s-zEz&8FxNb
and win continue 10 make regular trips between this city
and New Orleans the present Her capacity for
ryng freight equal any boat in the trade and shippers
may rely upon promptneSs in the delivery u goods.
noyl5-6n j. r. YEATMAN, Agents.
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NASHVILLE, sx1rHLAND AND PADUCAH

THE Splendid Passenger Steamer n gel
Il BLANCHE LEWIS, z. sHAw, tFP5CEry 80 .
Master. This steamer Is being ssr5zzs
bnshsi Louisville and will be here nv The LIST Of Novem
ber and 70 the above ade an the season Her hne
commoda;0ns for passengers, combined with her light
draught make her Of me best adapted b. ats for the
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON,
oct22--6m Agent
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TTsT AEEn a. kns SO borse essesst 80. ~.
- s~-.~-f-ra Nes al sslf saxiaE add Aeeipt ~
Ana usnt Rankitg ald Nta tolk Asap.p{ A--l.-.s
49, - res saperor elraa ans carn Nj. 49, 49,
iufr areei i1a rlsTast. 49, lee far.n.iet - =
- - 80 = 80 ariie e nslE sSQec1pf Asisss-
$500 aaser anf H-aper, srfy saPsfi~F @.e~~.
Al srttslEs so,l ~ un uaffanirA -, slim
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-17
The United states steamer Arctic.

Yesterday afternoon at O'clock the United States
steamer Arctic arrived at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
from her expedition across the Atlantic. She COM
pleted her undertaking in the most satisfactory man
ner. She sounded the Atlantic all the way across,
finding the greatest depth 2,o70 fathoms more than
two miles, 1t was not. accomplished without diff
culties, as many of the instruments used were new
inventions; but the perseyering spirit of Captain
Bergman and his officers conquered every obstacle
The bed of the ocean, in the section traversed by
the Arctic, is a plateau, as already announced by
Captain Bergman, who had twice before sounded
across the Atlantic. The bottom In the deeper part
is very fine mud, of mouse-gray color, soft that
the sounding instruments frequently sank several
feet into the mud. They brought up specimens of
the bottom at every sounding, in quilts which were
attached to the end of the sounding instruments -
Towards the shores on each side, this mud changes
into fine green No other substances met
with, rock, nor anything what might prove fatal
to telegraph WIRE
There seems to be nothing now to hinder the great
work. to unite Europe and America by means of
telegraph wire; an undertaking so grand that few
thought it possible The whole distance across was
found to be $40 sea miles, from St. john N. F. to
Valentia Harbor, Ireland. The greatest depth was
found nearly in the centre between these two places
The profile Of the Atlantic bed, this route is of by
far easier grade than many of our railroad profles.
The officers who accompanied Captain o. III. Ber-
ryman, were-Lieut j. G.. Strain, Acting Master j.
G.. Mitchell, Passed Midshipman @. T. Thomas Engi-
neers ii. Newell, L. Williams, Draughtsman A. Won
Burck.--Nea0 York Journal Of Commerce. r
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chairman. Col. John w. Forney. They worked a.
men never before worked In political canvass, aud
infused throughout the whole state anongt the active
men Of the Democratic party, their own untiring and
unconquerable spirit For the last SIX weeks, III least
they hardly took time 10 eat their meals They were
familiar with the condition OF affairs IN every pre-
cinct Of nearly every county Of the great Common
wealth as any Democratic politician at It's Immediate
centre could be, and were at all times competent 70
every emergency OF its position aud requirements.
Never before have entertained high All impress
sion Of the abilities Of Col Forney, forces itself on
mind the result Of our knowledge OF the hlsto-
ry Of that committees labor and efficiency IN this re-
markable canvass, though we had previously seen
him tried in many political fiery furnace, indeed"
The writer Of the Jameson letter was I'M
questionably ft and proper person to man
age the bribery and corruption processes,
and carry out the desperate" movements by
which the viii and wishes Of the people Of
Pennsylvania were thwarted Half million
of dollars in the hands of such a man, with the
aid Of forty or fifty agents and stump orators
from other States, it may readily be supposed
might influence few thousand corrupt voters
And thus was Pennsylvania carried for the
squatter soyereigns," If, in truth, their ticket
has been elected Is this triumph for Blu
chanan to boast off He should weep Gin sack
cloth and ashes" at such a triumph over free
sgfTGgsl The very foundations of our gov
eminent are Slapped and undermined by such
infamous corruptionl If such influences are
not checked, If they are not denounced, if they
are not broken down, and if those who bring
them into action are not rebuked, condemned,
and Stunned, as political lepers, the day is not
distant when the Presidency viii be set up to
the highest bidder, and these States viii ex
hibit political profigacy and a social degra-
dation which Rome never saw in the worst era
Of her decline Werepeat again, these things
win not be re-enActed in Pennsylvania on the
4th of November
II, then, Pennsylvania has, in the late cleo
ton, been carried for the "squatter soyereigns"
by the desperate means which were brought
into requisition, through the corrupt tools and
minions hired to defeat the free expression of
public opinion there, it does not follow that
Buchanan win receive the electoral vote for the
Presidency--on the contrary, not only are
their pecuniary influences exhausted, but the
people are alive to the wrongs which have been
inflicted upon them, and they viii in Novem-
Der signally rebuke the miscreants who have
thus insulted the genius of free government
and trampled upon the sacred rights of Penn
sylvanians. Our friends in that State assure
US, by telegraph and by letter, that Buchanan
will be beaten in Pennsylvania on the 4th
proximo, from twenty TO thirty thousand votes.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-17
save me from NV Friends.

The Evening Post devotes three or four columns TO
show that Fremont has not protested to be Roman
list. The editor of the Post is bold man in bad
cause-but this time his courage has not profited
him much. The Post pretends to review all the tes
timony which has been brought forward to demon
srate that its candidate in this business is playing
q double game" in order to secure the votes of alp
but it is careful to keep out of sight two ofthevery
strongest evidences of his Romanisn, namely, his
paraking Of one of the ost solemn of oil the
ments of that Church in Washington, and his erect
ing cross on Rock Independence, an act which no
American Protestant explorer was ever known to
have done before We have looked through all of the
four columns of the Post in the vain endeayor to dis
cover some explanation, some attempted explana-
ton, of these pregnant incidents in the Pathnders
life. But we have looked in vain. The oracle is
dumb If the writer Of this article were John c. Ere
mont, he would beg on his knees to be saved from
such friends .tu4.titat tFss