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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-18
8tbith Of tbs MIarksts for 4ast @ttk.
CREscrsr oryrcE, No. 70 Camp street. !

CREscEsr orucE, No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday, June Is, 1852 !
More favorable advises from Europe have given an
upward tendency to the Cotton market, and fair
demand has prevailed for Tobacco during the past
week, but in most other articles the business has
been Of quite q limited character. The receipts of
Sugar and MoIasses have been light, but prices for
the latter are hardly maintained. Flour has been
dull with dropping tendency in prices, while Corn
has met with good demand at still better prices.
In Provisions the business continues limited, with
but limited alteration in the rates. Freights are still
inactive without material change.
On Wednesday morning we published the Europa's
advices embracing Liverpool dates to the 4th inst.
They reported an active Cotton market with an ad-
vance Of 4@sd. on the Mddling and Fair qualities,
with sales Of 81 800 bales during the week including
5000 speculation and 1900 for export. Fair
Orleans was quoted at &c.. and Middling Orleans at
&c. y b., the market closing steady. The stock
hand was stated at Sc 800 bales including 400 900
American. At Havre prices had advanced 1@2
francs.
CoTroN. Business has been checked in the Cot
ton market during the past week by the advanced
pretensions of holders under the influence of the
recent accounts from Europe, which have been favor
able to an unexpected degree, and buyers generally
have shown an unwillingness TO meet the enhanced
views. The sales of the week embrace some IA 500
bales, of which, $500 on Saturday, 1000 Monday,
800 Tuesday, 1000 on Wednesday, 5000 on Thurs.
day and 300 yesterday, and the market closed firm
at the following quotations. which show an advance
Of about &c. y b. for the Middling and higher
grades. .-
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
jROAD -SUNMER ARRANGEMENT.
- CONNER Sunday, Nay l. 1858;
-psPAHruI1 or oars


On Sundays the train will make the o'clock morning
Trip and leave the city every hour after IL O'Clock until IL
o'clock at night.
On and after Sunday 18th inst there will be half-hour trips
every Sunday from O'Clock until 8.
Extra special trips from Lake night by the Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop q GENTLY staon when notified
stop. NJ a3O tt
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CATTLE MARKE1

.oa..a" u4a JEFFERSON CITY, june H. 1852
Arrived Al head of Western Beeves, 1877 Hogs and
LOT Sheep. The market was pretty firm for holders
at our quotations. -....-
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--,,oxr<-,N X w RAILROAD ~sFzHh
faRs me kSfs8SSHd ROUTE &NE1Sf1
IX YTEfNRE TO TEXAS. a2a
limited STATES MAIL. LINE.

E#t YSEg~NHES TO TEXAS. ssafsk3A
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
twenty saved and the risks and dcomorts
Of voyage greatly diminished, by the
New Orleans, OpeIousns and G. w. railroad,
TO BERWICK'S BAY, ==
BY the and splendid line of STEAMSHIPS all bni ex-
pret for this trade with superr staeroom accommodations
Tor passengers, ur,.,,s . ,rn,r
hoEDAY... ...................GEN. RUsK
To Sabine Pass and Galveston
WEDNESDAY.
To Galveston and Indianola
To Galveston and Indianola.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS
1The ferry running 70 the Railroad leaves tie landing foa
O'Clock mornug Tickets be obtained aud state
the Railroad Office Of St. Peter and
wee opposite Jackson Square, daily and at the Depot
before the departure of the Texas trains.
NJ Freghs for Texas by this Line received every day,
SUNDAYS exec ted landing Insurance by this
1, oss II 'e'' 'N'' y BENZ F. FLANDERS. sec'y
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- Ca9EgaQ s5s............"...........Is 1859.
~ 4xsz4s1 EYNEw ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD


tOfce In the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La
fyete Square will deliver part Of the city such Bag
Eege Packages Specie Bank Notes. Jewery, etc., received
By the Railroad otherwise may be entrusted to their
ehnrge forward the with and dispatch
point the Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad,
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
pose either the Express Office the residences Offices
individuals.
approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will
through and receive the Checks and address of all
wishing their baggage sent to their hotel
AzThe Company will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge of the Baggage Master
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
Retx he Denot land
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CELL so &hRRsH sxf * sS''s

OFFICE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N. ORLEANS,
Reception Delivery of Goods for s;l Points
On the Opelousas Railroad.
This Company organized for the purpose OF doing GEN
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
forwarding Specie Rank Notes Jewery Merchandise Bag.
We also prepared General City Express and Bag
Business connection with the New Orleans Opeousas
and Great Western Railroad.
Will call for and deliver, with dispatch and at reasonable
Baggage Freight Packages from all Of the
sity OF New Orleans.
Merchants planters and citizens rely this Company
10 forward the minute article any destination and
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
W. E. REDDIEG, ..
tn. THAYER.
Proprietors.
AAuthorDed Agents OF Bombaler Co.'s Island Of Cuba
KIpress. d. II
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ROMBALIER & CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
ID EXPRESS forward ali kinds Of packages and
freight Havana Matanzas Cardena villa Clara sagus Ia
GrAnde Remedies, Nueyts Puerto Principe Santiago de
Cuba Trinidad, Csnfuegos etc. in connection with the Ex
presses Wells Fargo Co., Darlington Co. United States
Company American European Express and FIX
Company the United California and Europe
fslS II st, Charles st., under st. Charles Hotel
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e repeat our last quotations as follows !:

SUGAR. The receipts have been quite limited
but with few buyers in the market, prices have
been barely maintained during the past week. The
sales have amounted to about 1000 hhds at about the
range of the following quotations, though generally
with dull market, considerable portion of the
business being done from second hands.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior. ss4G14s4 Common .........5 Gl5
Fair Fully Fair. 5isl6 Prime and Choice. a.
Charmed ana hehned
Weeks receipts, s54 hhds.-Exports ,65.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

" a II 4 r " Ii ~ 4 n
To sail on M0Nn Y. June 20. at s A. NJ.
FS. FOR CALlFURNIA, via ASPINWALL
NMlN19 Savy Bay) and Panams-The U s MAJ, steap,-
p Griffin commander will leave the wharf opposite St Marys
Market punctnay above with the L. mails and
gers Navy Bay connecting with q. Mail steamship
Havana and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
steamer Golden Panama. For through tickets apply at
the office, 43 Nachez street.
jel J. 7 DosWE1L CO.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
nr. We have freouen.ly been asked

pr- We have frequensly been asked
how it is possible that the locofoco Ad-
ministration can have stolen so mucl
money from the Treasury when the esti
mates are furnished by heads of Depart
meuts, and the appropriations granted b,
CongressP One instance will suffice as
answer, and give an idea of the whole
system of official swindling Suppose the
Secretary Of the Navy estimates that $780,
900 are required to furnish coal for the
Navy, when $4,000 are amply sufficient,
can he not let out the contract at the lat
ter sum, in reality, whilst there is an un
derstandipg that the contractor takes it at
the former, but that the difference is to
60 into common electionering fund, or
to reward some active partizan? The
operation is simple enough, and all that is
wanting to make it successful is concert
between the parties and thevish DISPOSE.
ton. The investigating Committees have
shown how the thing is done, and faint
idea of the extent Of the fraud may be
formed after reading their reports which
are restricted to the Brooklyn Navy Yard
and the public printing; and of the ex.
tent of the disposition to swindle we can
readily judge, when it is known that the
President himself is at the head of the
band of swindlers. With such an example
before them, the subordinate officers soon
lose all scruples of .conscience-if they
ever had any-and follow the lead with .
z, st that indicates natural proclivity t.
fraud and that proclivity is strengthened
when they see that Wendell, one of tn,
gang,'is still the Presidents organ, anG
Gl,ncey Jones, another, is sent abroad t.
represent the government in the capacity
of Minister. When theiving brings homo
as well as profit, nothing but sterling in
tegrity can resist the temptations it hold
out
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18

re We observe that one Of the little
tricks Of locofocrncy, in their resolutions
on the currency, is 70 recommend a return
to gold and Silver money. Can any one
Of that sweet-scented organization tell us
at what period a purely metallic currency
was used in the United States2 We bad
paper money all through the Revolution,
and have had it ever since and to talk
about a return to gold and silver is an at
tempt to cheat the people into the belief
that there wasa period in our history when
there was no paper money. But if Tenn
essee locofocos are SO keen for metallic
currency, why do they not object to, the
issue Of Treasury notes by the federal SOW
erpment9 All, that is a horse Of another
oolor That would be direct thrust at
their own Administration and would make
no capital in Tennessee +; by dipping the
fools upon whose ignorance and credulity
they propose to pl =.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
We copy the following from the Nash

We copy the following from the Nash
Vile Banner of the 18th ......-........
BROKEN FREE BANK NoTEs AT PAR
JEFFERRoN, CLAIBORNE, TAzEwELL AND
TRENTON HEDEEMED The process of
law having been executed against the
above banks, their bonds were duly sold
in New York, few days SINCE, and it twas
found that the proceeds would pay dollar
for dollar on the circulation Of each Of the
banks, aud leave surplus. The Comp
troller accordingly commenced, yesterday,
the redemption of this heretofore depre-
ciated currency, paying dollar for dollar
upon about S35 900, nearly SGT 900 OF
which was presented by one banking house
Of this city Holders OF notes of any OF
the above four banks are only to call uI on
the Comptroller to get good currency.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
NUMERICAL NEWS.
Weekly Rerie,o of tie Market
WHOLESALE Prizes CURRENT,

Weekly Recie,c Of the Market.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
.r. iunt I'd. CLARKsviLiE ChronisIe nfce,l
MarGh Is. 1859
There has been fair trade going on in groce-
RES during the week, Without any important
change in prices. Hr,. nIlra.
r sue,a--Fair to fully Fair IA TO 8. Stocks
very heavy. -t0.. t..e. .f j.a.t...,
CoFFEE-Demund good and market firm at 1914
to l2T for Fair to Prime.
REFINED SUG ,R-Crushed and Powdered 1917
10 I4zE Clarified 10 Toll I'r al a
MoLAssEs-- Prime in bulls 40; half bbis. as 10
4S cents. .... ..r. .. ..... --.....
,BALED HAY--$24 per ton.
sEsDs--Ciover, 81 40 to 81 90; Timothy 50 80;
Blue Grass 81 so
BAcoN--Litile offering Hog round s1S &c &c.
Hams 81 to l0c. tat - ..a.... fHrr
EMLs.--S3 509 "a 90 forl0d,
CANDLEs--Star 90 10 %.
BUcKETs-.2 Is to So Is.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18

ELECTIONS TO TAKE PLACE-Tbree State
elections AR yet to take place this Spring
as follows: Connecticut, April 4th; khode
Island, April 9th; aud Virginia, May 10th
In each OF these States a Cav rncr is TO be
chosen, and also members to the next Con
gress.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
Public Sale of Real Estate.

BY virtue oS the power vested in me rs trustee,
in eed of trust execut d BY r. w. Mcclure to
me AZ trustee as afor .snid Tor th- benef, Of Geo
stacker aud Fhos llayurs, bearing date Apr the
27th, ISL, anu recorded the Registers Office Of
Montgomery county, and State If Tennessee. IN
Book No 5. ard on pages 1877 and 1913, will sell
10 the highestAl der, ou the pren'is son
Saturday, 23d day of April next,
o.-. eis hlh interest Ia the Rocks Ferry Tract Of
Lani The same being tb"ut two nils from
C!arksvile, aud containing by estirna,i n. 2l4
acres and adj ms the auds Of VIM Stewart an
John Stacker and oih'Is Al.o, one other tract
of Land OF 90 acres near the present r-siienc- Of
RW Mcclure. and is The same DO Ight by him OF
S. McFull, aud adj, in@ the lauds OF w. A Quares
an. others, all timber; and corverient to the c y
OF CIRrksyile, beiag not owe. one mite.
will, also, by vihus Of III same deed, on the
I'd day of May next,
sell to the h'hest bidder at the Coutt House, in
the town Of Waverly, Humphreys county, Teu-
nessee one other Tract OF Luud, in said county o.
Humphreys, the waters Of Hur irAne creek
and adjoining the lands Of John Lain ana others,
containing five thousand acres.
TrnMs-6 l2au9 IL months credit, the rurcha-
ser giving bond and good security, and lien viii
be retained ON the laud until the pnrrh Sc money
is paid. JAS. VI. gu ARLES, Trustee
March 10. 1889. It'd i-I.....
[Nashyis Banner copy I'LL day OF sale.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE
John Ballard,
Original Bill.

Joseph Collishaw, ct. ais.) I.
Il HIprar'ng 10 the "a isrcti"n OF The Clr'k
aud Mat fro The Hlleg uions Ia the bill aud ri
fdEvit thereto, t'pt JoTph Calesh,w IL II on
sidsnt at the State oil Tenn ~ e, so I ri the
obituary process # law cainol be served up"n
him. II l. III refore or erred thai pub icalion
h. made for tour weeks Ia The Ga ks,ille
Chronicle, ne sp1Per pablissd 10 The iowa 81
Cl,rksvile. requiring sad nom resident ef-n n
dint 10 appear al tie a xt term Of the Ch'hcsTy
C"Url 10 ne he Ia the tow" q larksvi lr. on
the Sid Mon uy In April next, aud plerd, answer
o. Gcmor To cpm 'la'nants toll, 'r the same le
taken for coh,esseo US 10 them, will b. set DIVA
THos,J MUNFoRp. C. an
March II, 'oe-Pr's f-s - :
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
Fl. X. WALKER,
IRA p. JONES, Secretaries
Il. W. THoMAs,

or the Chronicle
Why DlsE,sFs OF THE l.U>Gs ARE 20 Prevalent
1t is a mater Of surprise with mIny that the
lungs should be 50 much more iuble to disease
than other orga, of the body tins greater liabl
ity is easily explained. Every char &c in the tenn
perature. the hum ty or the density If the air
we breathe, is at felt within the cavity Of the
lungs, and in this climate such changes are very
frequent and very Sudden, causing often fall Of
twenty degrees in the thermometer within the
space OF few hours. But 1t is not to natural
vicissiludes alone that the lungsare most exposed
In narrow and filthy streets we inhile the poison
Gus aud Irri atlng gases generated by deconposed
matter. In crowded rooms we obiun barely oxy-
gen enough to suslo reputation. In shops for
grinding AMI polishing brass and steel instr l.
nenis, the fine spicu'a Of the steel are drawn Ia
alorg With the air aud are severe IS irritanis to
the lungs. Polishers Of wood stone tuttt r., aud
the operatives in cotton aud WOODEN Iact ries, arr
al constantly breathing an atmosphere charged
with irritating impurities. Many Of the occnpa-
tons of lie are sedrntpry and confined TO an i'm
pure atmosph' r. others cramp the che aud pre-
vent the ptonrr aci1n OF The lungs To-day we
hTv IN me open AR, Tomorrow we may De cohnhtu
llua Cos room perhaps the Aick CHI huber Of "a
relative breathing the poiso e"iations exhAled
by mall pOx or typhus fever. Now We are stroll.
ing leisurcy along the walks Of garden, nha-
ng the irgIant perfume Of fioweIs an hour
hence, we may be exposed to The uOi.ome and
offensive stencil OF earrion. In the morning the
air Is char aad bpcing at noon il may be raw
aud damp at the evening party at the theater,
or in Ihe bal room, we 0raw into the lung ~
atmosphere heated TO The temperature If mdsun,-
lner, M sally forth Iuto the open air without any
prot, clion 10 The lungs when The 'hsrmoueier is
ten degrees below no. With AL this to hear
much of winch is uuo 10 our ar,iic.a mOlrs =
lie, aud therefore unnatural to orr bo lest ell
aiuIy oauuol be wondered at that diseases so fire.
quelly fast, n on the lungs.
DR.. WISE
! The steamer Eairy Oueen was sold a few
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
IN cH4NCERY AT GAINESVILLE
A. c. Brown. admir- Of Abram)
Fletcher, deceased,

A. q Brown, admir- Of Abram .r
Fletcher, deceased,
Original Bill
Heirs and distributors Of Abram ri
r- Fletcher.
II spreAring TO the satisfaction "f the Clerk and
Mrster. from thu ALL gdOns in the III aud off a.
Wit Ih-r-t 10. that John Adams and wife Ellen, are
non-residen's Of the State Of Tennessee, so thai
the ordinary process OF law canuoi be served upon
them it is therefore ordered tina; publication he
made for -four weeks in the Clark,,ille Chroni-
Gle, newspaper published in the town Of Clarks:
vile requiring said non resident defendants to APP
pear at The next term Of the Chancery Court 10 b.
held IN the town Of CarkSvp, on the I'd Monday
in April next, and plead answer or demur TO com.
planant's bill, or the same viii he iadsn for CON
tossed as TO them aud set Town { r hearing ex
partr. TH'lS. J. MUNFoRD, q. 4 NJ.
March ls, l8. 9.-4w prs fee So
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18

Bas- We hoist, to day, the names of our
candidates, for Congress, and Floater, and
shall add the names of the other nominees
as soon as we learn who they are. 1t is
proper to state here, that both these candi-
dates were unanimously nominated, and
that no other names were mentioned in
opposition to them Mr.. Cheatham, the
candidate for Floater, is man of indomit-
able energy and first rate business capacity,
and though stranger to large fraction
of the District, we feel assured he will
win the confidence of all when he has q
chance to be seen and heard.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
conversational Convention.

The delegates from the Counties Of
Davidson, Robertson, qheatham, Stewart
and Montgomery, met atthc Court House
yesterday morning for the purpose of NOM
mating an Opposition Candidate for Goa,
gress for the Eighth Congressional Dis.
tfict. fITuT. ~ yIV u | I'll
, On motion of DR.. j f. Manlove, Col. J
G. STARK, of Robertson was called to The
chair, and r. W. Thomas Of Montgomery
II. X. Walker and Ira ?, Jones, requested
to act as Secretaries. 3.ih
The organization having been completed
the Convention, in order to give those pre-
sent an opportunity to attend the funera
obseqnies of Hon. A. V. Brown, adjourn
ed to 2 p. NJ. ,o... ,4b.taa ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18

Immediately lhe Opposition began TO seek new
devices. They orig nated the iJea thai high
tarH would mske cheap goods-UHiOn and
AmericdR. =.
Well, suppose they did originate that
idea, has not experience demonstrated il
t. be true2 Senator Hunter, of Virginia,
opposes protective tariff because it will
lower the price of goods. The Union &c
Aaertcan may be better authority than
Senator Hunter--its 'say so" may hush
the voice experience; butuntil that organ
shows, by facts aud figures, the fallacy of
the idea originated by Henry Clay, and
~ verified by experiences, we shall bow to the
MATER and rcpudiato the former authority.
.vicAn so grave a question as the revenue,
Acy ard the fostering Of American industry,
IN Th,msrS assertion Of inexperienced
- Cans.is worth nothing, until assertion is
! jorhnns, up-not by the interested mis-.
tons of the demagogues in
'NEt By faes-, aud arguments
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
NOTICE TO ALL.
II. r. no ATW RIG III Il,
NEW PROVIDENCE,

= ~ VT" NO 1DE'4NNHf
.....r. .... TENNESSEE.
,a t. P. cartwright has inst returned from
the Eastern cities. aud is receiving the largest and
best selected stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Hats and caps, Shirts, Hosiery, sc.
In fact everything kept in a senlleman's furnish
ing house, which he will sell at low prices or
ca h, or TO pr.mpt dra.ers ON six months time -
Cali aud cxan,inc for your elves. I'D.
OAKFORD CLOTHING STORE,
.....r| NEw PROVIDENCE, TENN. ..t
March e. 1859 6m ..f. -t.f r.l..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18

Day- Arthur's Home Magazine, for
April, has been received, 1t is handsome
ly embellished, aud has a variety Of in
teresting reading matter Price two dol
lars.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
Administrators Notice.

ALI persons having claims against the estate
Of James w, Dnrreit, deceased. are hereby noli-
fed 10 file the same with The Clerk Of the County
Conn Of Mon'gomel y eoun y, Tenn on or before
the LIST Of Juy, 1883, Tor Probate cisirbuion, !
ms administrator. La,ing filed my suggestion OF
the insslvsney Of said s.l.is
Mar,h n, 1859 .-aw 49,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
IN CHANcERY AT DOVER.
William Howell. From

William Howell, From the
VS.. allegations Ia
Edward Moore aud E. T. Bogard) tho bill In this
ais! the affidavit thereto annexed. and il APP
praring to the satisfaction of tie Clark aud Mas
ter. til defend mt, Edward Moore, Is a non-ro,i
dent Of the State oil r-Enessee, that the ordina-
ry process Of law cannot be served upon him ; il
Is therefore ordered That publication be made 10
the ClarksviiIe hroncle. newspaper Published
in the oiy OF CI.rksvilIe, for iour successive
weeks, requiring said non res dent defe, dant to
make hts per-onL appearance IT Dover T-nnes-
see. before the fir,t Thur day after the second
Mon ay in April next. aud cad, answer or de-
mur TO complainant bill, or the stms will be la
ken tor oufessed, and set town for heaii & ex
parte as to him.
CLAY ROBERTS, C. & NJ.
Mari Rules, 1859. ml6.4w pr. fee 50
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18

"a The April number of Gody's Lady's
Book has come TO hand, as rich as ever in
everything that can make it beautiful and
useful
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
IN CHANCERY AT DovER

A. w. Vauher, ct sl,| From the allsga ions
in the bill In this cHute.
II. II. tiOlistyr, ct as. AMI the nfi avlt thereto
anReked, and II appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
The Clrrk aud Misler, that Albert Ancrews, one
Of ths defendants In this cause, Is a NONRESIDENT
Of the State Of Tennessee, 80 thu the ordinury
process Of law cannvt be served upon him il Is
therefore ordered that puhll,ution be mad 10 the
Clarksyilie Chnoniclr, newspaper published IN
the city q Clarksviile, Tennessee. Tor lour sue
crssive weeks, rquiring said non-resident defeh-
dant 10 make his personal appearance at bower,
Tennessee, on or before the first Thursday after
the secoud Monday in April next, aud plead. an
swer demur 10 compliments bill, or the same
will he taken for CONF ssed and set down for hear.
ing ex parie as TO him
=. b...., q, CLAY ROBERTS, C. I'M.
Mach Rules. 1889. mle-3w prs lee 50