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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-11

4 MANS HEAD SAWED IN Two LINGERING AND
PAINFUL DEATH.-Ne learn that one of the employees
In a sawmil at Crockett Station, Gibson county lost
his balance and fell within range of the immense
there used. The Instrument grated through his
hair entered his scalp, cracked the skull it pass
ed through it, and in instant creased for ITS
next operation with human brains. Death. instan-
tAneOuE DEATH was of course, supposed TO have en-
sued, hut the man fingered four hours in nervous
agony. every pore of his skin eXudng moisture and
hls eyes twitohing from side TO side in mSnner
horrible 70 behold This dreadful accident occurred
last Wednesday and yet we have not been able tS
ascertain whether the unfortunate man. whose name
was Mcclure left any family 10 shudder at his fate
and lament his lOsS.-lfempLis argus Of Monday.
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Indiana Elections:

INDIANAPOLIS Oct 9.-Indications are that the
whole Republican ticket is elected The vote in this
city s about 700 larger than at any previous cleo
tiOn-large Rep gain. Warren towp, Marion coun-
ty, Dem gain 60: Delaware county, one tOwp, Rep
gain 80; st. Joseph county, 700 Rep maj, gain over
vote of 1855 1893; Richmond. Rep maj Cos in
Wayne towp Lane for Govern % maj, which is a
small Rep gain; Wabash county, Ind, Wabash
town and township, Lane Rep maj Ala gain over
SO of AS.
Six townships in Wayne county heard from give
Lane, Rep, for Governor, so majority, which is a
Rep gain of 302; Hancock county, Brqndywine
tOwp, Dem maj Sc; in Marion county. additional
townships heard from give 500 Rep majority, which
is gain of l07 over the vote of 1858. The follow
ing Republican members Of Congress are Ger tainly
elected: W NJ Dunn Sd Dist J W Julian 9Th Dist
\ G Porter, 9th Dist; Albert White, Sth Dist;
Schuyler Colfax, 9th Dist Vim Mitchell, 10th Dist
VIM Shanks 18th Dist; John S Davis, Ind Wing
I'd Dist probably the 4th and 9TH Districts
doubtful.
1t is generally conceded that the entire Republi-
can State ticket is elected. The Republican major
ity in Marion county Will reach 500 to 1000. La
porte county is reported 1000 Republican majority.
Shelby county gives Allen Dem. for COngress) 92
majority.
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ELECTION NEWS.

LoursvHLE, Oct 1O-The returns from yesterdays
elections indicate the general success Of the Repub
licans in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania Curtin's
(Republican) majority in Pennsylvania is variously
estimated at from 200 to %, 600.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 9.-In Florida the Breckenridge
candidates for Governor and Congressman are elect
ed by about 1900 majority.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. lO.-The Democrats con-
cede that the Republican State ticket in Indiana is
elected by from five to ten thousand majority.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. IO.-It is thought that the
Republican majority the State ticket in Ohio will
reach 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct lO.-Foster's majority in this
city is 2043.
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Foreign Commercial

LIvERPooIPer Steamer 4ica.-Cotton sales, Saturday,
$1,000 bales of which SPECTATORS and exporters toOk 5000 bales,
closing active firm full prices. Beadsufs frn Wheat
qualities advanced Is. Provisions quiet but
steady Flour firm Corn quiet The weather has been una
vorable for crops. ConTOls $685..
Manchester favorable Market firm with sd
vancing tendency
Richardson Spence Co. quote -four firm 25s 6d93ls Cd
Red wheat u9I2s. Yellow 2j935s.
LoSDoN.-Baring Brothers & Co. quote wheat with ad.
vancing tendency. Sugar steady. Coffee firm.
Bullion in the Bank Of England 1913 900 pounds
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Ohio state EIection.

EVANSVILLE, Oct. City of GAINESVILLE will give
200 Democratic majority, which is heavy Repub-
Iican loss.
Lorraine county-I3 Townships -Brnkerhoff, l.
400 majority, gain over DenisOn 300 Scattering re-
turns from Huron and Summit counties show a
Republican gain over last GubernatOrial vote.
Columbus city, Galloway, Republican, for Congress
majority 40, gain over last year 346
Lancaster Martins maj. 241, Dem loss of u.s. Nj
ami CO, Horizons maj 1900. Chillicothe and Scioto
townships, dem gain of IL Suwreme Judge, Smith,
9O4 Brinkerhoff, GAO Congress, Hutchns Dem 776,
Trimble, Rep 1853 Springfield township gives
Hutchngs 80 maj Wilmington, townships, Repub
maj 300 Rep gain of 81. Crcleville and three town
ships, Cox's majority Bill large Dem gain. Cleve-
land and CuyahOga co Repub gain 1900. Summit
co II towns Rep gain 45e. Lorraine Repub gain
800. Scattering returns from towns in the northern
part of the State indicate the success of the Repub
lican State ticket Washington Marietta township
complete, BrInkerhOf GIL, Smith 52I, Dem gain of
Il2 Congress. Cutter Rep 69S, Jewett Dem 1856,
Dem gain of Y.
Reports from additional townships give Dem
gain of II. Springfield Republican majority 225;
Republican gain 80. Defiance county 3 townships
give Steadman, Democrat, for Congress 80 MAORI
ty Republican gain of ~. Defiance township gives
Sc Democratic majority. Sandusky s townships
heard from, Smiths majority 49, whole Democra-
ucl county ticket elected Huron county. town
ships Republican gain 227. Erie county, Berlin
township. $50 Republican majority. Columbus
Cox Is elected to Congress by about 700 majority.
Sandusky county. York township. Republican ma
jOrity ll3. Toledo > wards Republican majority
233 Republican gain I2S. Lucus county. Washing
ton township Republican majority 80 Republican
gain 4j Summit county. Republican majority I5OO
Republican gain OF 100 Portage county, Republi-
can maiorityIO00 Republican gain 400 Butler
county, townships and wards in Hamilton give $
Valandingham SO7 majority, Democratic gain So
GAINESVILLE, Muskingum county. as far as heard from
gives Jewett, Democrat from Congress 800 majority
a Democratic gain: Brinkerhoff is about 800 behind
his ticket Athens county, townships give Horton,
Republican for Congress, Cos majority Republican
gain 800
SPRINGFIELD, o., Oct. clark county all in but
one township Brinkerhotfs majority is a little over
800 in the county The remainder of the State
ticket is over 900 majority, gain of from 80 to
200.
DAYTON.-MOntgomery county, so far as heard
from. gives Crayhead Republican $50 majority
gain of about 30. The county ticket is considered
close. The probability is that the Democrats have
elected sheriff and county clerk. The Republicans
are rather disposed to concede the election of Val
landingham to Congress. No return irons Prebe
county.
Jackson township, Darke county, gives IS Rcpub-
lican majority Republican gain.
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Tennessee Champion Mill!

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Will Stone Establishment.
DURR Mlstones Of al! on hand and made 10 oris-
smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent Mill spindIss
Mil Gearing Boiling Cloths; Boiling, Hosting and ReguatiRT
screws; Screen Wire, Mill Picks, Plaster Paris All
which is warranted Of best quality and give abstraction
All orders and communications promptly attended TO-
J. n. WARNE;
lunezzE<Eu Nashville, Tenn.
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RENAREABLE RECOGNTIoN.-A few days ago q
Scotch lady arrived this city from the British
Possessions at the Northwest on her way to Scot
land 10 visit her only sister whom she had not seen
for many years. The sister living in Scotland, by
singular coincidence arrived at St Paul on her way
to the Northwest, the same day. The two sisters
stopped at different hotels, and neither had the most
remote idea that they were within thousands of
miles Of each other until after the morning of their
arrival when they met face to face on THIRD street
The mutual recognition immediate They had
planned their visits to each other without any cor
respondeace, that each might have a pleasant sur
prise.-S Pad Pioneer.
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A stock Farm for sale.

WISH 10 sell the which reside six nils rom Nc
Mnnye the Stage road leading 20 NSrfreesborO TIE
farm consists Of acres $50 Jared rs acres we'll set in Herds
and Al OF the go there
40 second bottom lands equal in point Of
fertility 10 land in this Of the country There
three springs the tracts furnishing abundance Of water the
year through The house spring Of and canns
m surpassed point ofpurity and athfunes There
corner OF the tract fine quarry Of lime rock sufficient for
all purposes The improvements Of hewed log dwell
ing house containing Kitchen negro cabins, stables
cribs, wheat house, &c &c All information be furnished
BY sPPcaonto the subscriber the premises Post 0Ace
McMinnville, Tenn. VS.. Reid.
April II, l560-Wu
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Markets by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI Oct lOFlour dull; sales 700 bbls at S595 10
Corn dull 4O43c Whisky l8 Ness pork hrm sales 30
bbls at eli 1910.
NTw YORK. Oct lOCotton firm sales to-day $500 bales mid
ding upandI@ll Flour steady sales 2OO0 bbls at s. sc
as 81 Wheat has declining tendency, declined lc Corn &C.
ave 900 bushels 7O92 Mess pork dull sales $50
bbs at SIs IS Lard dnl sales 200 bbs at l29I3 Sugar
steady; 1850 boxes Cuba 6B67S Porto Rico 79714
NV ORLEANS Oct IO-CoOn firm sales to day 1000 bales;
midding g1OZc. Sugar, sales IA hhd lOc Flour
declining tendency 1896 New York sight exchange
4 discount q par.
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DISTRESSING SUICDE-A WEIL-kNowS MERCHANT
FATALLY SLABS HIMSELF IN THE NECE.-We have lust
learned that at o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr..
A. MeretO. the well-known jcweer. who formerly
occupied the building the southeast corner Of
Adams and Main streest, committed suicide in his
room by stabbing himself in the neck. He survived
only short time after inficting the fatal wound,
and was buried at five o'clock the same evening.
Ware informed that no inquest was held on his re-
mains. OF the causes which led to the commission
of this melancholy act we not advised, and the
lateness of the hour at which this is written pre-,
cludes the possibility Of obtaining further pSrcu-
lsrs.-MemphiS argus, Sh. =
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The Norfolk In,urrect,ou.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 0.-The accounts received here
to-day from Norfolk represent that all is quiet again
in Norfolk and Princess Ann county. The Norfolk
Herald says that sufficient testimony has been elicit
ed since Friday, fully justify the strict police sur
VIGILANCE that instituted. considerable num-
Der of arrests Of negroes have been made. Nearly
all the negroes two three plantations, hear
ing Of the affair took to the wood, more from fright
than anything else. A patrol force has gone in
search of them.
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Public speaking.
CITY NOTICES.

We again call attention of our readers to the large
peremptory sale of Diamond and beautiful Jewelry
at BENZ f. SHIELDS d Cos. Judging from the crowd
in attendance last night, the goods and bargains
were equally appreciated. There will no doubt be
large crowd in attendance this evening and spirit
ed bidding the sale of silver ware for we under
stand the Charter Oak and fine gold lined Tea Sets
VIII be sold for just what the bidders think they are
worth
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at Halifax. Her dates are anticipated.
From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct l0.-The steamer Bienville
from Havana, is guaranteed and will probably re-
main ten days.
Sugar quiet and unchanged stock $4,000
against IOSOOO boxes last year. Molasses 81 reals
Freights dull. Sterling exchange l440l5. New
York 24(G4I. News unimportant. City healthy.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1O-The river is rising with feet
inches water in the canal.
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Ncrrn PInf niScnVcrcd,

NORFOLK October 9.-NorfOlk papers of Saturday
give accounts of a negro plot in Princess Ann and
Norfolk counties. Several arrests were made and
the confessions of the arrested parties show that
rising was contemplated Sunday night, and that the
matter was lnssgated by free persons, some ofthem
free negroes. Patrols had been organized who had
shot white man named Flynn, and free negro
named Smith-the latter not killed. One of the ar
rested negroes, who numbered some twelve, states
that plan OF operations had been matured since
last spring, and that a vessel with arms aud men
to arrive Saturday evening to assist i'll she libe
ration of the slaves
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In Chancery Court at GainesbOrO, Tenn.


JARED II. GRAHAM, Administrator &c. John K. Sadlsr
and his Ceua sadler, and other-Injuncon Bill On
compainaus by their SOLICITOR and appearing the
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from allegation in the
BILL which that the defendants John SAdle and
Cell Ssdler James Ssdle and his wife Martha Saer
Baker Roberts and Ridley Roberts, nOnresdentS Of the
OF 1t ordered that publication he made for
in the USIoN AMERICAS
published city Nashville, Tennessee, re4Uiriog the said
defendants appeal before the Chaney Court Gans
boro the second Monday February 1861 and
then and there their defence to companants said bill
will he taken for confessed and the set down for
hearing expa-te them at the next term OF this Court
" IL. YOITS. G. & N
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Dry Goods YerKChenn.

am now in receipt of my large and well assorted
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which | am
offering at very low prices As quick sales and
small profits is my motto, am willing to take up
with the latter to accomplish the former and will
offer great inducements to all who will favor me
with call, especially to cash buyers. Come and
see for yourselves No o. South side of the Square
sep2l-lm, DAVID HUMPHREY.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER Y
WORTHY CONFIDENCE BoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY,

THE
ONLY DISCOVER Y
WORTHY ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
MANY, the great discovery Of Prof Wood, have
tempted only his restorative profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results Prof Woods preparations and have
forced leave field its rsssless sway Read the follow
ing:-
PRoY. o. J. WOoD Co.: Gents-The letter wrote
published this vicinity and elsewhere has given rise
inquiries touching The inquiries
communication second all therein contained
third hair still continue be in good order and OF
hair better than stage of my life for forty
past Soft thrifty and better colored the true Of
whskers and the only why it is not generally
that the substance washed of by frequent bluton Of the
face, when used by wPng the face in close
ton with the Ehsker the result will follow the hair
have been in receipt Of great letters from all parts
good much the manufacture
various compounds well this, has nodoubt been baey
injury used any your any
account for some months and yet ny hair good ever
hund reds have examined it With surprise, 81
old gray hair my my face prove
this fact send lock Of my hair taken of the past week
received your favor If quart bottles last simmer,
which am grateful gave my friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, skeitcs until after trial.
and then purchased and used It with universal will
favor that you send BY which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold many, fear without
ity from from you pure article will insure success and
believe COED effects do follow the failure
the impure article, which the inventor of the good
l dee my duty heretofore keep you apprsed Of
effect my hair all who inquire Of Of NY
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear sS
yours, A. c. RAYMOND.
AARON Run, KY, Nov. 80 1858.
The Restorative put up in bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium, small the small holds u pint and retail for 81
bottle the mediums hold least twenty per
proportion than the SMALL retas for 81 bottles the large
holds quart 40 cent proportion, and retss for 80
o. J. Wood a Co., Prsprietors IA Broadway
New IL Market street, ST. Louis Mo- and sold BY all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholealed by
Even, PendIetOn & Co., and retsSd by every Drug
in the United States. IfeblI-IY
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W. H. B0TTS,
2 Zee So CLERK And Master.
October :, 'GO-w4t-pr'r fee So

nETERG cox and T. settleiVS John GriHith-Attach
Bill On motion Of compliments by their solicitor,
appearing sats4 Of the Clerk and Master from
the bill which is to, that the defendant
nonesdents State Of Tennessee It is ordered that
publication made for four successive weeks in the UNION ANB
AMERICAN Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
requiring defendant appear before the Chancey Court
Aneboro before the second Monday in February
next and there his defence TO companAnts bill
allegations therein will he taken for confessed and the
cause set down for Tearing eNparte. W. II. BOTTS'
October 9. 'Gg-E4-prs fee SO Clerk and Master
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TO buy Goods from your hOms Merchants, Who spend ea
deal OF time getting stocks direct from the Manufacturers
satisfy and plesse the tastes Of section Of country
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agents Wanted In every County.

III Sent to any address, post paid on the receipt of So
F. HAGAN q co.
aug25-w2m 81 College street, Nashville.
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ctohsr = 6O-W4t-prs lee 10
E..ur Mnrsn Mail CORch.

TUyHE county, running regsrly three
week and from Fayettevileto Tullahoma; leaving
Tushoma Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY leave Fsy
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday connect the mail
the Tuahoma and for the accommoda
eagaud rraf drivers fare through only Two dollars
ThIN TkYIGR
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A New CANDIDATE FOR THE PREsDENCY.-Whcn the
Prince seated in the at Detroit ready for his
departure, an freshman was observed giving vent to
his feelings in a that showed that he was
fairly overcome with enthusiasm. After showerng
4 score of compliments on the Prince, he gave the
coup de grace by swinging his hat and shouting BE
dad and come back here four years from now, ard
well run you for President The royal suite were
greatly amused at this unexpected invitation ard
the rince came near tumblIng from his scat in a
pRroxysm of laughter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thousands are daily speaking in praise o.

Thousands are daily speaking in praise OF
DIR EATONsS INFANTEEE CORDIAL
snd SyI because IL rSUsr s 20 GF0rd Sns0ataeots rs
wnSn given n time It actsas By maggie one trial alon
Ny SS that SeaS We say S tue ItconsinS
o. y H1 and therefore relieves BY FeaOUiH0 suFerO,
OF your child, instead Of by deGdeniao ia ~ ~
reason eemmsuda itself the only knoWn
", GRIPPING ia the bowels, AcidiiY OF me
Ston1acn. wind, Cold i'm tn Head, and CrOu D;
EGtng Tie BOaOeis relisoig main 3 KS no
an It's used with ERfaiag success In ali
cases Of CONFUSION or other FiIs, AZ ,o5t 49,
the Iis and heI Of your cArer and eisA - sJr, ts
from those sad and o2iag consequence tcHfS arr e
sasn % ret se Use nqrcOtics Of toAicA al other
but Dr. EatOu'S lnfahTiIe COrdinI. tbis 90 -
reg upon Il perfectly harmless, and iniure The
mosI aeGS'e 1s = cents Full directions aceomPa
'-'1 '' CEURCH 4 DUPONT,
No 4O9 BrOad~Ay, New-York.
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
ts TrTe StaIdeTd AnsVss and gives % course
fering from Consumption Liver Complaint srIuIa
&c, and We ind in erey taHee certain doieaeies in the
are we'll. The Blood Food founded upo1 this Inc
Ory-henee its astonishing s.S5 ess JhsTsSss
adapted deficiencies Of the Blood different dseases Far
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, or any aFsection THAT
ever Of the Throat Lungs inducing COnsun1D.
Spirits, Loss OF Appetite. and for all Chronic
Conn lainIs arising rom . Ver.uSes General De-
bi1iIy, and Nervous PrOStratiOn. No. FOR I,iV.
er Com plants. No. for Dyspepsia. Reia0 al
ready prepared for absorption is taken by drops and
you retain The No. 4 is for Female IrregularitIeS
HySGeria, Weaknesses, &c, See special directions
lOuss kidney and Bladder Complaints takeNo
In all directions strictly followed. Price
Ofthe Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 100 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD & Co., St. Louis,
aDlf Wholesale Agent the
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n rIIE CHANCERY CoUKT on mAURN

II COUNTi.-GeOrge johnson ct a. Vs. William NJ John
son q sellLand and sSaveFed Isl October, lS6On
this appearing TO me from Compliments Bill AMI proof
same, Willis J. JohnssR and Alabama, Mercy Sarah
Amanda and Francis sSyden who Defendants
said Bill residents OF the State Of Tennessee II there
publication be made for four
newspaper published in the Of
Nashville requiring said Defendants TO be and appear before the
justices Of the County Court Of Maury county County
Court TO be holden at house said county the
Tennessee Monday in November, 1900 and plead
deur Comp lansnts Bill or the same will be taken
for confessed IS them.
octj-w4L Witness, JOHN B. PADGETT, Clerk.
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The Columbia Old Guard on their return from
NurfreesboPO' yesterday, passed Office and hon
ored US with a salute. They are as fine body of
Democrats as we have seen, and are under the most
rigid discipline. They are commanded by Captain
o. ?. NICHOLSON.
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Marble Monuments. Ne.

al L. SHELTON informs his friends and thepubc gen
vi eral that be prosecuting the uarbie BusIs
Church between the First Presbyterian Church
ad H. Post Once he will be pleased TO attend to the or
all homay in his ine. He has and VIII Keep
90 hand supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, TONES, Sc.,
manufactured of the Italian and American Marble IN the
hes; sly le Of the All his work will be warranted
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HUEKAH FOR YoUNG NASHVILLE The young Amer
cans of Nashville have formed a BRECKNRIDGE and
LANE Military Company, and elected the following
officers: CHAS EASTMAN, Captain WM. JONES, LIST
Lieutenant; JOHN CoRBTrT, I'd Lieutenant; ALEX
HARLEY, Orderly Sergeant.
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October ., '6O-w4t-rr'sfse 81.

VNTILLIAM B. RADDY, Admir- &c, vs. william T. and
w Richard Wech-Attacled Billion motion complainant
BY This solicitor and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Clerk and Master from allegation in the bill, which is
to- that the defendant, William WelGh. resident Of
the It is order that publication he made
four successive the AMERICAN
paper published in city Nashville, Tennessee requiring
appear before the Chancery Court Gaines
boro 90 Monday in February next and then
and there enter compliments said bill, all the
allegations taken for confessed and the
down for hearing eXp srte as TO lin.
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nErER Q. COZ V. samuel 7 a,i!a.a-A..achnsn! RnI

nETER q. cox VS. Samuel Observation-Disclosures Bill.
On Of complainant h Lis solicitor and it appearing
the satisfaction Ct the Clerk aud Master from allegation
in the bill that the dsfends is resident
1t ordered that publication be made
in the UNION AMERICAN,
paper published the city Of Nashville qUpg said defend
ant 70 appear Chsncey Court GSnesborO
before Monday February next and then AMI there
enter his defence compliments bill, all the allegations
therein confessed and the fer hearing
e1psrte. W. II Bolts,
october ,, 6O-wst-i,r'I fee IS CLERK and Master.