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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
New Spring Goods.
Largest and Cheapest Stock Of
the Season.

B G sFs1sss s! % rr 1:" ers : Ft 1rE s. .s sss sd SaPf stle s1teA they
Dress Goods.
Black Silks from to 81
Fancy Dress silks from. -..----...-..... &c to 2,5r
j dozen Berere Roses at $500, worth .s,oo
plain ali wool I1elaines-an roi"rs
Chailies, plain and figured Delainrs.
leases American and English Prints.
l ase american Prints at I0c. worth
Sha,gIS.
dozen all wool $50
doz@n I.ia q SIP SIP 'do! 80 q 10 @ ii 2SS
doze en- DeIaine 95c. --
MaatiAas.
4 dozen Mantilias from 90 to TO- 90
/ dozen Fancy do. for 80, wor h......... .....~...g.W
Bonnets, Ribbons, Rusches.
Buds, French Flowers,
Wreaths, Braid, Nett.
The Cheapest Stock in Town-so say the Ladies.
PdrasolS.
dozen, all culors, from..........- ..... lsc to 400
Hosiery.
Ladies' Hose l0c, Gloves Sc. Mftts 1sc.
A ARG STOCK OF
Yunkee Notions.
10000 Needles at : c a paper; They are the best Needles in
use-one paper is worth three such as yen buy for SC.
Is pack Pins, assorted Nos-large sizes &c a paper.
- lbs Patent Thread. going at e a hank;
H9 9slls md md Eyes; Gomhs, isat.qns; 1himbles, Fancy Soaps,
ry, Fancy brushes, Fancy Glasses, eic. etc. etc.
Metallic Frame 81 irts.
! dozen Metallic Frame ~skrts-bes in use.
! dozen Steel Frame Skirts.
Black, Blue and Brown Cloths.
Bluck, Brown, Steel Mixed and Fancy CASH
mercs' Sattinets, Tweeds Jeans, Summer
Coating-enough for all.
1000 Yards MUsIINs all qualities. Full yd Muslin &C yd.
prices.
Doors AND SHoEs-Cheap.
900 Rolls WALL PAPER-a good Satin Pa
per 1Se a roll.
25 Rolls CARPET-bought at Auction, 25 per
cent less than usual prices. Good Carpet for
% cts Il yard.
Groceries,.
tofee that will suit every
Sugar That Will suit every
BEST Aoiasses-.----.--- ..-4Uc
Croctery.
China in setts at a bargain-Iron Stone Ware in sets or by
the piece. less than old prices
YeAoU Fire-Pro0f Ware.
lust the thing for common use-25 per cent less than the
same Goods can he bought at any other Store. II 20
hink us gassing, cali i'll.
Butter, Eggs and Rags.
We pay good prices for them at all times.
]. HYATT & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06


THE subscriber, a Rcsia-n, DExT IST, has recently intro
Il dnced into Ills prar5ire several New Styles al ARTIFI
GIAL TEETH; aud ne is NOW prepared 20 Hxke for those
who may desIT- It. II superior style Of
PorcetGSn Teeth,
according to the Sattsrfhnxait Patent. This work he will
warrant to be super or 10 any rther Force ain wHrk. and lis
advantages will be Appsrrai on an examination Of TIA.
deuolnnzoed
Cheoplasty,
and in mixing This style Of wo-k, he can give better salts
work. 1h" siaPIui6i 10 perfer'.
HI has he-n max nz fay he last tlr.e years, and is now
prepared 10 make a SUPERIOR quality OF
Contin uous Gum Work,
rs patented by rr. John Alien. nf New York. AMI in this
work he Will aefy tie worIt tn beat il for natural hrau \ anh
comfort. lie has ha this work in use Us quite a uunnbrr OF
eases ;nr the last three years, and ii is still giving the very
brsf al satisfaction.
He is al<o prep red To furnish The V~CLCANIsED NUE.
Der TEETH, whirh are sail by sone n be HE beSf-
He is prepared IT, N IKE All. OTHER klNDSo or WORK,
Iohi. S.lyer. anS All linn IN all styles aud a; all prices
TEETH FiCsGG4s witt. the hn-si nf Ga1d. and warrant
ed for TWEEN five or ia ry yesr<- Chiidren'S teeth care
fully attended Ia. and irregular fre-h regulated. H. will
prepared Ia do all kiHris OF wrrS o. ta- shortest nnsicr- All
work viii be done as tBKGs As can be had else where when
executed in tir same WnrknsAn-like manner; and will he
warranted tn give Irrrfect ; ifisfactisn and if he fails. all
he then fails he viii refund all moneys received. He will
have on hand in Il fsw days "a srLE EasK OF all tie above
styles.
All those who may require the services Of a Dentist will
find il greatly tn their inlereSi to call and axamlne his sam
pie work, and mode of operating
TERMS CASH. H9~ tiLnce on Sandusky street, in the
Stone Building, second floor, south side
DR.. j. b. BEAUMAN.
DeiaD-are n Opt..O ISE-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
GREAT IN
Olive Green!
.l

NA Ato CARRIAGE ana Wagon Naasfaofory,
People Frightened into Mysteries by the Wen
derfal Low Prices that the Subscriber has
for such Splendid and Fancy
Carriages and WagonsI
"A 81 have procuredthe services OF Inexperienced workman.
4 al furnish Chose that Mn give me a call q lob thai
MIL excite their imagination. Having been experienced IN
the business UPWARDS of twenty years, can with con6dnnem
say that can do as good work as can be manufactnred N
ms county. Therefore I repeat, give me q cal, and L viii
, n % orderany kind Of Job that you wishto purchase
Ny WORK Is got up in a style that will please the mome "a naia
I Rffn y MOI; hey cannot be Pleased in CARRIAGES and
bo1SlES. 1 have worknen that carry on the various bran
ches of the trade, who have worked in All me prineiDN
snopsin the Eastern cities; consequently I have tho ability
Anu means 70 manufacture work That cannot be auprnu1 d.
my shop.
JOHN II. HARVEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06

SALT SALT! SAITH!
LOCKING, Rock, and Lake Salt, for sale al
II the New Warehouse and Lumber Yard
w 5ter ST.. near the Railroad, by
Dec. s, 80 CLIPPINGER q.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06

TfHE attention of Farmers and Stock Feeder
L generally is respectfully called to this mill
ito bmost impoFtanta article of the kind now IN
re eefft only weI adapted to grinding Cob Meal
for Stock, but grists fer the table. In setting
this miiln no mechanic or frame work is necessa-
ry, only requiring to be fastened to q floor OF
platform, is easily adjusted. and can be used by
any body even acbild. For sale by
Dee. 20. CHAMBERLAIN Il A VERY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
THOMPSON'S

Livery and Sale Stable.
I~ THE subscriber having refttcd his Livery rs
- Il la 44amenf. on the n8- Ia side Of Winter street.
announces TO the public thai he is prepared toaeeem mediate
them with
Ba9iHorses, Carriages and Buggies,
AT the shortest notice. day or night. Persons DESTROYS 81
hiring Horses either for riding or driving, would do well to
give him n call. as his stock has been set-cicd with great
care as regards reRileness and travelling
Good Horses. ti0ai Gtrriagrs and Steady Drivers, viii be
furnished AT al times al the shortest notice and AZ ihe must
reasonable terms.
Several good second hand Buggies and Harness for sale
cqraP-
single feed T. r THOMPSON
Delaware. May -, 1875. NJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
CHANGE or TIME.

DRoFESSoR Woods, Mrs. Aliens, and the Txcelsio
Jan 20, 1858 B. DICKINSON & SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06

Sundries.
81 z Bags choice Eastern Coffee,
So 20 kags do Southern do
20 Boxes Mould ssandles,
10 Paekagcs Assorted candles in q III and 5Olb Foxes.
q Boxes Palm No. ] and tferman soap.
20 Boxes Star and Stearine Candies.
IL Boxes SIS. So and los Virginia Tobacco,
6kags Kentucky SIX Twist do
70 Boxes Virginia Halt Pounds do
% Boxes superior Western Reserve Chacse,
All Of which are odered Al the lowest market prices.
Jan. e. '5S-tf X. +. HILLS d son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30

CAUTION no TIE PUBLIC,

"a
r several years experiment h the nanufactue Of Gin
fruustely sueossde year lsf IN making discovery
e Manufacture By which deprived Of ~ acd and Gm
ratorv properties, and rendered perfectly pure
Mvapufscory Is a soheaau Holland After months
rejection What title to give it. introduced Il 70 the American
public under the title q ssEEOlfe's Schiednm ArO-
matte Schmnpps.'3 Schiedam Is the Of the place
IN Hoand where The Gin manufactured; saFoma derive its
name fo he Italian Juniper berry With which Is favored;
and me word scnapps German for drink-ogus, dram
oYss sceida aromatic drink. No sooner ny schnapps
been introduced 70 the American public and received with appre
b,on thsp the Hquor.iEers New YORK, Boston Pha
delphia started IN pursuit with their mixed and poisonous STUFF,
under various namss several instances ny labels have been
80 perfectly Initiated with only he addition Of few letters. to
plead technical avoidance q the " and carefully prepared
6 to impose on careless purchasers understand large
6y has BEEN purchased BY merchants Of New Orleans,
count Of the oheapness Of stuff Two Dollars peozea E
the Quarts and One Dollar for the Pnts
being the wholesale price in New York It nothing bus Ame
can Whisky favored with the Oil Of Juniper, and reduced thirty
per cent below proof merchant who participates indirectly in
the fraud BY selling spurious article, isas much oenras
he principal, who planned the imposition
hope every peble citizen Who values the health Of The
community in which be i've aid in fsttng out andez
posing the INSCRIPTIONS who, for the sake Of few cents
viii put in Jeopardy the lives Of the community IN which he lives
such men should the poy Of public exeeraton
UDOLPEI0 WOLFE,
Sole Importer, Mes. IS, 90 and 22 Beaver st.s
NEW YORK.
The following respectable firms in New Orleans sell the Gen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30

says Col VAR is Of opifion that the aFrest orgnas
ted with certain parties Who desire 10 obtain several
negroes which he holds the administrator Of Mr..
Keer, deceased. These parties he will subject to
legal measures"
The following part Of which does me (uninten-
tionall Injustice:
g The Governor granted the reluisiiion upon the
presrzspt0s that bill os indictment had been found
against him (WairE but az such was net the case,
be was free from any charge"
The act Of Congress Of 1898 provides that requis
sitions for fugiVes from justice shall issue upon
copy Of indictment found, or an affidavit made be-
fore Magistrate, charging the fugitive with having
committed crime.
acquisitions for fugtives never issue from this
department upon presumption that indictment
has been found Or an qfdasit made but only upon
certified copy Of the one or the production Of the
other.
The requisition for Wair was granted upon the
production Of an authenticated affidavit charging him
lpith the crime Of forgery in strict conformity TO the
act above referred TO. tt
Unimportsnt the matter is, deem it proper to
ask you to make the correction, which know you
| win do with pleasure.
Very respectfully,
= ISHAM G. HARRIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30
The VoiceIess
For sale by W. t. BERRY & Co.

BLONDE AND BRUNETTE, Or the GOTHAMITE Already
New York D. APPLETON and Company For sale by w. T.
BERRY & Co.
The author is described in the preface reeluse
who has seen little of the world. 1t is pity the
world has seen so much of him. The work is full
of the most ridiculous affsctaOn and pedantry for
instance the Catholic Church is called Positive and
the Protestant Negatives Long Island is dOg~latin-
lied into IsoJa LuHga, and the River Hudson is the
Hendrick from the beginning to the end. Miss
RANDOLPH, one of the principal characters, is des
oribed as cone of the F. F. g or first families of
Dominis her father Che was killed in duel) was
q member of the Columbian Senate, and planter of
Tobacco, as well as great breeder of black cattle
of the species called ebattes PERSONAL for the market
of Grande LeUee-the Southern Sugar State-a most
respectable pursuit, far more so than selling Yen>
geese 'Kerseymeres and Celtic linens in Gotham"
We might give some pOetioal extracts but We FAM
cy the reader has enough of Blonde and Brunette"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30

THK AUTOCRAT or THE BREAKFAST TABLE by OLIVER
wendell NJ D, Boston: PHHLIPs SAMSON and Com
pany Publishers.
In ancient times the shrines Of Apollo and EsCu-
lapius we're often united and incense arose from the
same altar TO the patrons Of literature and Of medic
cine The old custom is not entirely obsolete The
AutOcrat" is disciple of 4Esculapius, but he also
belongs to the priesthood of Apollo Heis pbysi-
clan as well as pOet,-s medical lecturer and
man Of letters. While he prOsecutes his profession
with energy and success he devOtes himsefshh more
ardently to literature. BE ministers in the temple
Of science but he wOrships the Divinity Of Song.
We find from the volume before US, that the YER
satity Of the sulhOFs talents exceeds the variety
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30
Bsrrv R Dos ct ais vs.. Sarah Doss ct ais.

appearing satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from
the bill Of complainant, which is to- that JoelL Dos
Alfred Doss Franklin DOss Jas Adams, Thos Adams Jeia
Adams Lutita Adams, Sarah Adams Nancy Jane Adams Isaac
Adams and Mary Adams all nonedents OF the State OF
Tennessee the ordinary Of this Court cannot Dc
served upon them; It is therefore ordered by the Master and 50
entered upon the rules publication be made for four success
siye weeks weekly L3ioa 0nd AH1e7c
published the city Of Nashville commanding me sld Joel
oss Alfred Dos Franklin Doss, James Adams Thos Adams,
Jemua Adams Lutetia Adams Sarah Adams Nancy Jane
Adqs Isaac Adams Mary Adams to appear before the
Of the Fourth Division at the Cour house in the town
of Lafayette, Macon Rnpy, Tennessee, on the hst Monday IN
February next ami p M demur 70 eomplainaAts hill
or in default thereof the will be taken for confessed and set
i0T aes6ng sz PaIse q " JOHN CLAIBORNE NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30
ROCA,s BALsAM FOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.

THVE pubcis put possession Of one OF the most extra
ordinary remedies exan what has heretofore been
ser5 an incurabe disease, being Outward APpIica-
fiOn Of which is seemingly miraculous and its
having none of those attributes which make up the numerous
compounds now in general use. -
psmphle containing directions letters from distinguished
and we'll known Individuals and other documentary evidsnces,
will accompany the remedy.
M James Rees having ceased to be the agent for the sale OF
M Rs the price has been reduced. II only be obtained
Of he proprietor BY directed 70 g. hoCA, box le P
n pbfadeIphd, penn, noY30-d6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30

REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
-ARTER, WILLsFORD a co,

(sucoessors 70 Carter, Mckay CO.. and to Lanr Cos
TAYE this DAY associated themselves together under style
and Erm Of Carter Wilsi0rd 4 Co for ne purpose
ID doing General Auction, Commission and Wholesale 0roce
Business, and having removed 10 the and comoous
house lately occupied By Messrs 3 Lanr A Co
having the entire stock o. both houses, wiz be as all
times prepared an orders the lowest cash prices.
all claims against the old firm % Carter, Mckay
Co.. and hope that al are INDEBTED hsm viii for
settle Immediately, close De booss At
once. CARTER, " LLLsFQED Z co.
TAVING disposed % entire stock o. Groceries, Liquors
&c, Me-sr Garter, Willsford & Co. TAXA great Pleas
are In recommending friends customers prompt
business en, Ec win always be ready Wait them promptly.
They viii always keep hand large and varied k Of Gro
''I Bo1I i-S10'' &c B. LAN1ER 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30
Nathan Cas- vs. John Patsr.on ct aIs-Iniuneon Bin.

Nathan Gass John Patterson ct als-lnuncton BILL
4 appearing to satisfaction Of the Clerk aud Master from
the bill Of complainant which 70, that John Patter
son one OF the defendants in this BILL resident Of the
State Of Tennessee ordinary process Of this Court
not be served upon Il therefore ordered BY the Master,
entered upon the rules that publication be made Tor four
succeassive weeks the weekly Union and AHTic1 news
paper published city Of Nashville commanding the said
John Patterson to appear before the Chancellor Of the Fourth
Division at the Courthouse Of Lafayette Macon
county, on the Monday February next then and to plead
answer or denur to companan BILL default thereof the
same will be taken for confessed for hearing pare 70
him. JUN SLAAD0hs2tE1 y q ~
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ELfA NINE kACl9oa MOUATHgW.
YTyHB ETNA CO. & In successful opsratrn, and reds % lirrIy
TIE Nashville marEet to 1n7 extent. II via 81 cun 3 b
ths best Coai osred ia this ety. ODUG CHG DO N ITaSsE
HEAT THAN ANY OTHER BURNING MUcH L0NgER
AND MAKING VERY LITTLE ASHES
does not quickly BE river cai1
yet ft 3 b 10 means hard s. knder ai with s cara s. the
morning this viii be fond to hurn El rns. We
zltee ihat C q far lnors eeonoueal aan any or cQai IN
MS market.
The mixed Coal makes the ht and most bsual frs and
covered coal al night and just e With he poker
the morning soon biazs ID and maEsa bright Era 4 first
rate for close stoves grAsss for aohins shops, bon Furnaces,
blacksmitks. &c. &C.
Try it one and an and cone AID burn a ne us u Ne
1ovs0-s 81. AGNEw, Ass.t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30
Expulsion.

stated meeting Of Clifton Lodge No. I73 A. NJ, held
Dec 3, A l. 1857, and whose action confirmed by the
W. G. Lodge at its last communication, Robert Coles
unaatng Mason, holding demit from this Lodge. but V
ing within its Jurisdictions expelled from all the rights and
priv Of honorable Fraternity for the unmaonc
Of maltresting his family. By order Of the Lodge
THOMAS N. J0BE, W. NJ.
Attest: 7. r. HUGHEs, Secretary.
II ? Papers friendly to the order will please copy.
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LIP MS
ARTISTS PENCEL AND ERASER,

PATENTED)
NOMBNTNG A LEAD PENCIL AND INDIA RUBBER IN
convenient form, t he q ARTISTS stusnts and Book
Keepers end Of the peac being lead and tie other end In
da-Ruhber,-both Of the best quality.
hipm0nss Patent EYeleG lHncnimes-Punch
and Fastener combined 8 machine.
Lipmansa ErRstng Pencil furnishing oopTeni.
form Of using India rubber and keeping Il clean
Uears, PrOpeIiinE PemcflEs raie Of wood and
ivory in various forms and each accompanied With dozen
leads-One Propeller equal to twelve lead pencils.
meRrss EVerpolnt Leads seven grades with gusge.
Mearss PrOpeiling Leads for Propeling Pencils.
NOekss Patent Bound Hinge lukatamdss
The most simple and convenient for Ceunng House Once
use.
mearss Lead Pencils for Artists and Engineers-H,
2H,3H,4H-
EyeIetss Liberey-1IIlls Writing Pap r.,
Merchants Seal Presses, &c., SC.
For sale By principal sacnes and Fancy Goods sr
and wholesale only hy
HKMEN T.. LIPMANs
staonerS Warehouse % South Fourth Street. Philadelphia
nov3O-d2W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30

TIVE Stockholders Or fs Nashville and N0EhWsa.Tn Rail
ra are requsste 70 nect az The Court House IN AaVa
Tenn On WEDNESDAY the rst day Of December next e. 10
o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of sscng new Board q Dse
'0i Boya y S'as' q US S''iD 3. DOUGLAS, Sex
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30

Our Fruit Trees ready for delivery. The AL he
bes tine . st ths1 out. HshaTs Fifty Thousand
one year Old Apple Trees from to5 feet high o. one hundred
southern Varieties. Treesof this SIZE age ali praca
know viii make better orchard trees, and into e. r
sooner than three or four years ola Pcs IS cts Also al
other fruit trees. Agents wanted.
LANGDON 4 CHERRY,
poyq8-H Once No 6, Cherry stree, nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30
Bandusia Male Seminary.

yUyTTE Ten Months Session Of Institution,
the Gallatin Turnpike, miles from Nashville
commenced the LIST of September 1855 and will continue 20 the
LIST Of July, 1859 few boarding and day pupils be
received.
Fer terms ETC., apply to n D. Crcs Attorney Law No a
Deaderek street, Nashville, the understand at the lnstu
ton. NALdL OhOse.
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BARGAINSI BARGAINSGI
6 n NJ n rn A u q a r. Is a L :

KWTE oGer an extraordinary bargain for Cash, n beautiful
w Tmbered Building Lot Of I've (e % to 90 feet
deepl about % miles from the city, The Galiat1 Pike We
will sell bargain for half third cash, Ia Rnau
hoass with or e gardening land, located isE aun
drei yards from the mbered lot Cali En loose
harzains- j. l. & T.. ". BROWN,
,ovT1-1m CHar~v rfrart.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30

MOST desirable place Of 20 acres, ave miles from Nashville,
~ On CIarksville turnpike House Of nine rooms.
lie house stable outhouss frgt trees, we'll spring. fences
natures soil woods nezhborhood Site stock, and fixtures
taken toter de cheapest and desirable place Of
its size 10 Davidson county.
three wears with Interest, security and lien. Apply Green's
G. W Norman, c. Cantrell, this once, or
uoF2-dtH szWlnI(ng 8. D. BALDWIN
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JOHN CLAIBORNE, c. & N.
VIM Barber ct ais vs.. WIN Robinson ct ais.

appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that
james johnson, Betsy Ann johnson, William Hams and
Sarah + Hams part the defendants to this bill not resi-
dents Of the Tennessee that the ordinary Of
this Court cannot be upon them 1t Is therefore ordered by
the Master entered the rules that publication be
made for successive weeks in the Union and Aercd
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville commanding the
said James Johnson Betsy Ann Johnson William Hams and
Sarah Hams appear the Chancellor al the Court house
the Lafayette the first Monday in February next
then and there to plead dmur to companants bill
in default thereof viii for confessed and set FOR
hearing ex parte as to them. JOHN CLAIBORNE, & NJ
nov3O-W4FprsfeeS4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30
Notice to Stockholders OF Nashville & Chat
tanoOgn Railroad Company.

election o. fifteen Directors to manage the Affairs Of the
N Company will be held at MuFfreesboro WEDN ESDAY
the 18th day Of December Stockholders usual
carried 10 the election, the whole nav prefer
and back to their respective stations the day previous
day Of day aeI said election, showing their certificates Of
stock to he Conductors. ". A. GLEAVES,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30
In Chancery a. Lafayette.
E0TE1fBER Rules, 1s5s.

Joseph D Garter vs.. acknowledgement Bill
1T appearing satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that
Rawald, defendant in this resident OF the
state OF Tennessee, that ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be served upon him. Il therefore ordered the Master
and 50 entered the that publication be made in the Union
and A8aersrdH newspaper published In the eV Of Nashville,
for four successive commanding the said ROawah ap
near before Chancellor the Courthouse in the Of La
avee on the Monday February next then and there TO
answer eouipanants bill, in default there
81 the same will be taken for hearing par
te. This 10Th November, 1888.
noy30-w4w JOHN CLAIBORNE, c. & NJ.