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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Death Of General HendersOn--ArrivaIn and
reception of Senator DOugIas-"Failure
of the Agricultural COnventiOn"."In"
crease of the Nayy--NeWs from Nicara-
qua, etc., etc.
General Henderson, chief of the United States
Marine Corps, dIed suddenly this evening, st his
residence at the Marine Barracks in this city.
Senator Douglas arrived this evening. Prepsra>
tiops for a grand ovation were made, to the extent,
II is said, Of one hundred dollars COST raised by
subscription among his admirers. Pluvious, how>
ever damped their srdor, and the affair was tame.
The Advisory Agricultural Board, Convention,
or whatever else it may be called, is as predicted
in the Herald humbug. l cannot believe Judge
Holt. the Commissioner of Patents who is an able
man had ANYTHING to do with it. It is true the
cost will not be more than few thousand dollars,
but the miserable rihiDg with great subject, and
with such pretence, is dIscreditAble The Agricul>
tursl Bureau could aRd ought to be made most
useful TO the country More ability Is needed ID IT'S
management and officers.
Tbe movemept of the iron msufacturers TO obtain
a law for an increase of duties, or for specific
duty on iron for which purpose the meeting was
bslS me other dsy in Philadelphia-is likely to be
an important one in a political point OF view. at
This time the movement is merely inltlatory; but
there will propably be, within short Time power
full organization. The leaders calculate that the
iron interest holds the balance Of power IN Pensy
vanis. New Jersey, Connecticut, Maryland and
Tennessee, and probably in Ohio. Missouri and
Kentucky. This power, if iudiciOusly used as
balance under the combination contemplated can
make or unmake any political party. The leaders
are coming, one by one, to Washington
The senate Committee on Foreign Affairs have
under consideration the Presidents Message rela-
live thereto. 1t is understood the committee will
in few days report the Senate what action is
deemed advisable in regard to Mexico and Cuba.
The Presidents policy will be fully sustained
Senator Bigler is suthorz ed by the committee
m Commerce 10 report against & ship canal around
The Falls of Nicaragua on the ground that, however
important it may be, it is expedient, ewing to the
present condition Of the treasury
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ezhorbitant price for the Island. II she refuses,
thea we viii be justified in the eyes Of al nations
for taking forcible possession Of II
NJ. Anderson then alluded TO sffairs in Central
America, adscoaiing The RECONSIDERATION iE the
rres1dents Message, and vas Ia favor Of arning the
our grievances There being failure 10 Obtain IN
demniiy from Mexico, We should take possession Of
her territory all along her Southern border We
should annui the Clayton Bulwer treaty, and irres.
pectise OF the opinions OF foreign nations freely
sert and maintain the Monroe dOeiripe
AIR "ashhurae, Ne, characterized The Demo.
cratic party IS an oligarchy the organ and repre-
sentative Of the slavery propa4andis.a. and fully
committed to execute their commsnds The Repub-
hcan party is the truly Democratic party in these
States. Where il relied on It's own principles and
energies il is united and impreguabie lis sdslity
to these, Is The condition Of its success Il has
nothing to gain BY avoidiDethe real issess He cons
demned The principles Of sqUsuer seVereignty, ~
said il had crushed Cass Dougss and its ether or;
ginal adYoeltes An OmnibPs would nov contain
all Nho adhere to that 51etrine He advosatssIe0
lsiatlon ny Congrsss prohibit slavery IN the ter
ritories, s1d reprobated the bred Sco,t decision.
Inc struggle OF freedom over saveFy has barely be-
gun, and hence It becomes the duty Of the Republic
can party 10 remain frn, aud in DO event 10 lower
its high stsndard of principles After wears of I'M
easiness snd apprehension, It became apparent TO
the people Of the free States that The SPECIALIZED Dem.
Oeratic party had been subsidized BY the slave
holders and Il was sesn that among the organiza-
| ion OF that party, there was no one, who, with
combined earaes;Ress and literally, competent
TO maintain the cause of liberty ana the constitution
against the plotting Of the slavehodpg oligsrchy.
They delayed not 70 call INFO existencea party for
| that purpose, ard they called it the Republican
party, and whst better name could have been given
it? il is suggestive Of better days of the re-
! public.
| IL speaks for itself, and needs no Qualifying
terms The party which is worthy to bear it Should
hold every lover of liberty every batter oppression
every opponent of bOary fastieism, whether in the
| North or South
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THE BELL TAVERN gOR RENT.

TTNHIS we'll known property and Hotel
Louisville, KY, and Nashville, Tenn, immediately the
Railroad at the intersection Of the Ggos Branch and within
miles Of he Mammoth sill
be connected by Turnpike Of construction,
re for rent for the ensuing two together with
farm, in good state Of cultivation.
This will be the desirable Tavern Stand the State being
mme ately tie LOuisv Nashville Railroad, which will
be completed this coming fall.
twill be the stand FOR passengers from both ends Of TIE road
going the Mammoth ia much the point from
any railroad stRiorito the Cave.
The wishes ether branches Of business which
will add the importance and vaus Of the ps Mons but
competen keep house. need sppy Possession
will given Immediately Sko1id the farm large will
divided for Address,
GEORGE ". PROCTOR, Three Forks, Ky.
or apply Col ThSs =. Bransord, Nc. 65 Public square,
Nashville. janll-dlw&E2E
Augus, Constutonalst copy Of - and bill
to this Office.
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The Patriot Of yesterday acknowledges its error
with regard to Gen. JAcKsoS'S tariff vote in 1922,
but commits greater error in surprising the doc
triues Of the Farewell Address are not antsgOnistic
and iuimical to the protective policy. The Demo-
srstc party have always held that tariff Of duties
high enough to supply the economical wants OF the
rovsrpmeut and none other, was constitutional.
The object of the tariff should be revenue, aud while
,ba duties should be 80 adjusted as TO collect only
to carry on the government, they shculi
b.rass to operate with unifOrmityupOn all classes
Tbe duties should be SO spPOrtiOned that
every class Of citizens will PSy its just proportion
of tax. The whole burden should not De sn0"eu
to fall upon the farmers or the mechanics OF the
merchants or any other particular portion u the
people. All revenue laws should be just and uni
form in their operation. protective tariff is mel
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The Following are some Of the ADVANTAGES
claimed EOE this Will.
l5 The Mill is The most simple, e0mplets comprehensive
and durable machine for making Shingles Of Ns qualtysut
any and all kinds Of timber.
ri. This Mill makes superior single sthsr whether
shaved saved and will Esnr
shingles from given timber than any oer u
chine, and they command u better price
3D. This Mill will make from Is 56o1 perfect smsaa
shingles in 10 hours il the kept in order property
tended to-
4th This Mil is less cumbersome, ocoup less
convenient and requires less than any
9Th This Mill composed entirely of Steel uhez
sept from the ufactOry Il ready for the lelt.
0th Ans person make perfect singles tiif
and az we'll as the most experienced and win facg,
fact IL Is the ~ pins taitra Of shingi- maehLn es
The subscriber having pu chased the Letters Patent
tire state Of Tennessee Of this invention, viii positively pre-
vent Infringement Of the and viii dpo % Stats,
County, individual rights remuneraye the par
chaser. y. GILLIAN.
Letters Of inquiry, orders, addressed Gu
Mr. NJ. Burns Mr.. John Morrow, Messgs.
Nashville Tennessee. will meet with prompt attention.
Having had Of these machines exhibition At Msssrs
VaBnoy. TUrbve & Co : Of this city for several months,
would refer to al master builders and carpenters % ts merits
and quality Of shingles.
NASHVILLE, December IS is5s
will also for the sale q the machHes
Kentucky. Indana Arkansas Illinois, Mississippi snd H
dec25-dH =. GILLIAN
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New and Exclusive Wholesale
BONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE
No. So Public Square, and

FTNHE Retail Trade will be conducted usual at the old stand
Union the Sas Bank. Our stock will be
full complete 18th February March, consisting Of
stock of Fancy silk and Straw Bonnets and Millinery
Goods opened West of New Likewise Ladies and
yhorn Flats Hats and Paris FSWer; BUSHES Ribbons
bales, Bonnet Frames, Blocks Material FOR MILL
nery We would respectfully call tie attention of country
Merchants and Mners that after 2 years dealing in and retail
ing Bopnets and Millinery Goods hster ourselves must
experience purchasing suit the trade and at all
posted in the latest fashions This, with combining ourselves
cash business possible viii make saving
Of fully 10pe cent and low small bill Of goods
purchased East.
We respectfully solicit you visiting the city this
Spring All orders punetu4ly filled.
jsnf3-ly WISE, Agent.
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H - me passenger steamer FAIRY QUEEN,
Master sill leave for the above and Ia 49, \
Rertss % this day, the 18th Instant at 50 g.
$3.50 r n For fsigh passage apply on ho,, = 81
II. 81. hard, any ag=nt
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ETNA COAL.

FINE supply 81 this most tconocal Csai, Is
"a the Etna Coal Yard Of the Nashville Chata-
Railroad Depot and selling tie following low prices
Large Lump and Round Coal p per bush s550per
Mixed Large and fine do % do de 90 do
Fine do l6 do dc 90 de-
Try and 7eu viii be convinced It II the best coal Ia the
market. ldec3ldiy-2dpg J. AGNEW.
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T. c. EuRGE, Gro. C. ALLEN
ID U Il 6 Il & AL L e N,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission q Produce Merchants.
AND DEALERS N
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
VNTE now receipt Of large stock Of
wv Groceries, Liquors, &c. to which We invite the atton
Of the trade;
$50 hhds Louisiana Sugar, $50 Bbls Baltimore srd Louisiana
Crushed Sugar, IS bbls Baltimore and Louisiana
so bbls and Philadelphia Loaf sugari
Powdered Sugar; . bbls Baltimore and Philadel
phia D Sugar.
Coffee.
500 Jacks Rio Coffee, Is do o. G. Java oOrss,
Nv MoIasses.
go Sbls New MOlas:.s % ten gallon kegs Gold Syrup
fS e Zen p gail kegs D 10 "
$50 boxes Star Candles, 900 doz Painted Bucks,s,
go J., do do % nests Painted Tubs
200 y do do 80 dozen Washooards,
$50 boxes Tsllow do sOOdoE BTooms.
100 Pearl Starch: 80, % assorted CHARS,
3 chests G Black Tea SO DO ass DC al.
30 do Pepper, leo bxs CARROTS SNUFF,
10 bales Ginger, 50 kegs snot, assorted sizes;
100 casks New Castle Soda, 3 do Bar Lead;
100 bxs do do papers, Is bxs Mason's Blaeking5
cerOOns hest Indigo, $50 do Glassware;
2casks Dutcn Nader; $50 do Window Glass:
q tiersesfr esh Rice, 500 bbls KenhSES salt,
LIQUORS.
800 bbls Deans Whisky, 900 bbls Robertson county
100 do Wilshire's do Whisky,
IS do Ward Cary do $50 bbls Rye & BsurbcE do
. Smiths old 10 100 Longworh's Catarha
90 Or pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
Wins; 90 y casks eli Burgundy Port
= pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine:
Spipes Holland Gin; so bask Champagne vino;
20 bills Ale; 10 bbls Vinegar;
% casks London Porter;
Together with every articles usually kept in the Gr-ery
inc. isBl2 BURGE & ALLEN.
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GKRENGESss-LaEgs stoek sf syriRge entirely rev
D sstsrHs, lost FssaTea asd fer sac 10 AstBETGH.
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AGENCY.
G. F. BE RV.

NNTfL attend to the collecting. settlements secarsx e
claims ard accouri act iT seag and FenG
iEg property, &c. Having long tbs market
will 1rchasedry goods, and other N CON
mission for and on account Of persons living adns
selected.
Any business entrusted hscnre be prompt attended
BE b found at John Brownies a Dsack street ana
hsSquRre.
ReeIence-James Ervia Co., VIM " AElsr, Waesy Has.
Iton. Ia a2-iarrfr.
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ron NEVE 0pIrA1

HA AZ Light draEgAt stsansr . A JANC ,.Rv Vows
teaIass lassn si - sss g aes.s I'D ali inter
4oock p ~ Fer frslssi =. y, - 18th Instant
ianI2 - - -" - y .ssage amply cupboard 70
n h Harrison. Agent.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES.
s. A. G. NOEL g. co.

On Wednesday, January 121hs 1882
VKTE will SELL cash. mont Warehouse hs ~ lev
w ing Groceries. 70 Wis
50 hhds Sugar, all grases % hxs Almonds;
25s bags Codee, d. ~ bbis Pecan Mats:
go kbls and Z hbls Moiasses; 10 do Brazil Nuts;
80 bbls Corn, Bourbon and Bye "a Matches.
whisky; 20 coils Manila Rope
q hbis NeEsom's & Rsbins0a ia Glassware
county Whisky: 100 do Tumblers.
40 Gin. Brandy & Wine. 800 Nails BradS.
10 D " X Cheess: 2Su patages Fish;
$50 pkgs Raisins all sizes; 30 DO star Can1les.
$50 hxs Chewing Tslacos: I'D boxes Soap;
700 boxes Cig assert a; 30 DO Yea
ssrdines yers BrOos and nearly egesy ether Ecie ~
longing the Grocery all o. which viii ibs
rally. Some cousgnments mus scosed-
We expec to en shove, o'clock every Wedne.fsT
ians-dts 5. A Q. NOEL CO.
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aTATR C0NYEgTION.

,-ifb nance and a necessary Inetnso
~ and securing the success Of our paln 49, a.
pext August election, the undezssne - % he Democracv
q - st Sc Necessity Of holding primary meetings u her
- Is nominate candidate or ooYerner
auees,ons connected with our federal policy e $50
- tnefe ~ ls,ion thai probably be brought before
- Is important that every county should pe spl
Ss and n suggested that each meeting sPpon 70
delegates to attend -, a.. :, ~ 1850 ss suta.
ne sng Of the Convention. and would respectfully
s S5 the Dsnssr1c papers the State give publicity to this
Lessss' A. r. CR0ZIEB,
@oAee- r. c. HUNTINGTON,
S. L. FINLEY.
State Central COMMITTEES.
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HORSE STOLEN .--solen from the subscriber Nom
day uight the 10th instant from the stable Tom Chiffon,
south Nashville large sOrrei horse with aspeck eye,
about years old For the recovery Of said horse liberal
will be given. ljanl3-2ttl VIII BRADFORD.
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SALE OIL NEGRO MAN.

EpY virtue Of Deed OF Trust exeoutedo by C.
h. which If record in the Registers once Davidson
county book No, a. page ga viii expose public
tbs highest bidder for cash. at the Court House gate NASHVILLE
Saturday the 9d Of January 1859 likely negro named
SEM said boy lisa first Spinstr and Care having
gagged for time in that business with the MessrF
viii be sold privately before that time il desired
jani3-dt6 JESSE COLLINS. Trustee.
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Auction Sale Of Fresh GsrOcsries
BY TERRASS BROTHERS..
CAHr. HASaEz. AuctionseF.
an Thursday 18th JAM 1859 ofer for casa u sat
" OF our Warehouse the following articles:
IS hhas Sugar. 10 boxes Oysers.
1l0 hols Molasses, p hags Pepper 4 5pes,
hf do 10 do Ginger,
lDJ bags Coffee, % coils Rope,
100 hays Fine Salt, 80 boxes star Candles,
100 kits Naekerel, 100 boxes fellow do
= bhls do 500 keys Wheeling Nails,
IS do Walkers Ale, 30 boxes ". r. Cheese,
Ice do Cincinnati Whisky, 100 do 4. D.
$50 do Tenn do l0u DO Rslsins,
50 do Bourbon & Rye, - 10 SoHp,
60 DO Brandy q Gin, 20 do starch,
10 do s. NJ Wine, 50 do Cog. Brandy,
do Cherry Brandy, 2OO00 Ciezrs
20 cases Auscat Wine, % segs s'adtsra
40 do Pickles, 2B do Infiss.
$50 boxes Glassware, 20 bags CJtton Yarns,
- do Tobacco, . coils Cotton Ripe,
do S1rdiEes, 4j d5z. HoW Lines
Together with many other articles complete ss
Buyer invited 20 call ~ O'Clock Te viii have rergar
sales during the IERRASs BROTHRRS.
jams No. . Market street.
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TWNO MELLERS.--Wanted q situation in Merchant or
GriSt Mill by young who has thorou n knowledge
Of his business and capable Of keeping in business
like manner. Address C. B. S, box p Post 0ce Meinnve
Tennessee. janis tw3te
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nORTER.--IOc casks Porter, In pint bottles:
III de do quart do;
In Sore and fer sale ky HIZELL; HOOPER & co.,
jail ESs.6 and 3 hE-kst strssts
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$4,000 REWARD.

WILL DISTRIBUTED WITH EVERY cNE THOUSAND BOOKS.
The attention public respectfully solicited
Standard and Miscellaneous Books which
are offered for sale at the lowest prices.
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
For every Book purchased One Dollar the purchaser
will he entitled Of the following articles
Gold Silver Watches Gold Lockt Lad es and Gents Gold
Guard Chains, Gold Rings, Cameo Sets Gold Bracelets Cameo
and eorentne Settings Ladies Cameo Breast Pins Ladies Flor
entine Sets Ladies FOrentne Pins, Gold Bosom Studs Ladies
aud Gents Buttons, Gold Commercial Pens in Silver
Cases Ladies' with Holders Extra Gold Pens, with
Gases and Holders Gents Cluster Bosom Pins Gold Tooth Picks,
Ladies and Gold PENCILS Gold Ear Drops Eight Day Par
Tor Time Pieces Sewing Nj chimes, Pocket Knives Silver Ware
including Spoons Butter Knives Forks Cake Baskets &C. Also,
Miscellaneous Gifts of Gold Jewery, Gift Books &c worth from
25 cents to Ss5.
Our New Catalogue for free to ALL sppca
offered agents more liberal than those
any in this business Having been in the Pub
fishing Book Selling business for the last eight years. my
pence enables conduct the gift enterprise with satisfaction
to all.
Agents wanted in town and county, to whom commits
given books cen age in money For
book and gift given, on larger orders,
commissions liberal For full particulars address,
DUANE RULIS0N,
Publisher, 80 South Thru St., Philadelphia, Pa.
PS-In press, issued February l 'The Life,
Speeches and Memorials of Daniel Webster by samuel NJ
Smucker, NJ spenddy illustrated Volume OF so pages
Agents wanted lJanlS-w5m
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frees and Evergreems.

WFEHaEEIH tdaH u TITS sEIItI LEUE > HCtH5o
AM0NTGOMERY McGREDY ,NuTserymen Nashville, Tenn.
Iy invite special attention stock Of Frli
Ornamental trees, Evereens, Plants 100000
ornamental Trees and Evegr ees sable for i'm eia effect
Fruits-5O00 Apple 9, , & years old
Pears-2C0O, DEarfs & Standards, to years old.
Peaches 0O Cherries, Plums, Apreois Nee
tariens and ounce, In large numqers
arge collection Grapes Strawberries Raspberries,
berries, Currsnts & Bouquets all ieasons
MONTGOMERY & McGREDY.
jan. IL. LinWOOd, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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Y W. KEEGAN Is. c. L. Herbert ct. al. January Rules,
lj9-I appearing 10 the Clerk and sst, from the
painans bill, which Is hss Joseph Miller Samuel
aud John Luke, residents OF the
Tennessee therefore ordered hat publication be
successive weeks in the Nashville Union and American
aurng them appear and plead demuF bill
the Of said Conr be held the thursday
Third Monday in February, 1859 the will en- for
confessed and set for hearing expsIts as to them.
janI3-w4t G. NJ. HAMILTON, G. 4 N.
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EAMES NJ SMITH, G. L. Herbert, ct AL November Rules,
ID 5Sl appearing the Clerk and Master, from the
panant's bill, which to- that Joseph Miller Samuel
Krkmsn and John w. Luke residents Ct the State Of
Tennessee it therefore ordered that publication be made for
four the Nashville Union and Amer
quTng them appear and plead demuT said bill
the Of said Court be held the Thursday the
third Monday in February, 1859 the will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing exparte as to them
ianl3-E4t g. N HAMILTON, @. N.
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Sf, sps'e s lssss7' gen steamer B u. RUNYAE
will leave for the above and
oiei,t = "a " dings, this day, the 18th inst,
n For freight or passage apply on board
n. q. HARRISON, Agent,
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TayEN DAYS LONGER.-The amusenents and festIvi

FHNEN DAYS LONGSER.-The amusements and festivi-
ties of the holidays interrupted materially the progress Of
lessons my Gallery Those Of entered pupils who have
neglected their would do we'll avail themselves
coming d7y shall leave Nashville their exp ration;
and lessons be net completed during that time, they Will
sidered compstemy duty having been discharged Pistol Gal
lery Of Cherry and CEDAR third Of old Post Once
Building. ianl2-2tl JOHN TRAVIS.
ENXTRA FAMILY FLOURs-We are In constant
receipt Of the finest quality Of Family Flour,
celebrated Union Hinton Mills These Mills
article OF Flour any Mills the country sell cheap,
and guarantee every pound sold
jan2 P. * C. ANDERSON, Broadsre t.
HTEAL! MEAL! MEAL I'VE have made arrange
WI ments to be in constant supply Of superior article Corn
Meal, ground by Water-pOwer.
janI2 P. & C. ANDERSON, Broad street.
EXCTTEWENT IN HAVANA.-Cgars at J. W.
Langley Co.'S who opening large assortment select
ed with by who knows Delps Fine snun Rose
and Macaboy. J.W. LANGLEY CO.,
Janl2 Union street.
NASH--To pay for 100 good Yong Negro Men and Wo-
~ men, ield hands preferred, No. 81 Cedar street.
janll II. II HAYNES 4 CO.
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DARAN ct al, ss. BOuut Smith, Jsnualy Rules 1859.
n 1t appearing the Clerk and Mas T, from the
plainans bill, which is to, that James A. BOunt
Of the State Of Tennessee it Is therefore ordered that
publication made for successive weeks in the Nashville
Union aud American, requiring MIN appear and plead
said bill the OF said Court he held
the Thursday after the third Monday in February 1852 the
same he hearing e1pare
him. =. IA. HAMILTON, @. & n.
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D J. WILKINSON, IS. Henry Rice ct al, January Rules,
Ia ls59-It appearing to the Clerk and Master, from the
cOmplanants bill, which 10, that s. Cinghsn W. Bng
han, G. b. Bnebsm ". Redin and Ne ala, mis- wife, C. w.
McCann and Sarah, his wife, TOmbs and Adane, his wife,
l. Bingham, and NJ Bingham residents Of the Sta
Of ennsee therefore ordered that publication be msde
four weeks in the Nashville Union and Americana
qung them appear plead demur to said BILL
az the OF said Court be held the Thursday
Monday February 1853 the VII be taken
confessed add set Tor bearing exp te git0 item
janl3-w4t G. NJ. HAMILTON, c. NJ.
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TT II, CHERRY l. Herbert ct al, November Rules
w 1s56-It appearing to the Clerk and Master
complsinan bill, which is to- hat joseph Miller, Ssmus
Krkman, aud John w. Luke residents Of The State
Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered that publication be made
four successive weeks, requiring them appear and plead
demur said BILL the next Of said Court
held the Thursday after the third Monday February 1853
will be for confessed and hearing sar
to them. g. n. HAMILI on, G. & II.
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MOSS TWigg Bryan Maxwell, EOvem Rules 1855
V appearing the CLERK and Master from the complain
BILL wbicais that W a. Bryan del Of
the Tennessee it therefore order that publ
for four successive weeks in the Nashville Union
American quiFug him app nd pe ,PnsweT demur
said bill, the Of Court, be held 'hs lhurs
day third Monday 10 Februa ry 1873 the will be
confessed I'd set for he rius eypSvte him.
jauI3-W4t g. N. HAMILTON, G. NJ