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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20
AFFAIRS AT NosyoLK.-A late letter to the
Savannah Nsrs has the fnnnwinrt

0"F1H |1U' U9 ~ IV"V"tN6
never saw such wsr-like preparations as
are nov going on here Cannon are being
shipped in every direction, and the navy yard
Is defended on al sides Two sand batteries
have been erected on the west side Of the wall,
which will command the country for three or
four miles. That is the only direction from
which a land force can attack re.
The old man-of-wsr Unilsd States has been
put in complete repair, and is placed in the
middle of the river, 10 front Of the navy yard.
She is well armed, and can sink any vessel that
may come within range Of her guns. The
HeTrimae is now in the dry-dock, Her bull is
not injured at all. Size is a splendid looking
craft, and viii &c repaired Immediately, as
there is a large force now at work on Der. She
is not in as bad a condition as the Yankees
expected to have her, and | have no doubt will
in a short time be blowing the waves again.
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"THE GARIBALDI LEeIoS."-We ind the
following paragraph il the Baltimore Exchange
of ThnrsdaT last:

Yesterday morning there arrived from Wash
ington ffly-Biy Of toe Garibaldian regiment
which passed through our city a few DAYS
since. These men state that the regiment is
thoroughly disorganizsd, and the men, for the
most part, will return to their homes. When
it vas proposed to enlist them for three years
tbsv refused 10 comply, and the government
threatened to d sbsnG the regiment unless they
entered the service for three years. The threat
sid mol have tbe desired effect. and The Tcgi-
ment will cefts MY disbsnd. Those who have
arrived here state that they have been cheated
and deceived from the line they rendered their
services until they left the regiment, and under
no circumstances will theJ fight to sustain the
government.
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.NS0E5cR.

FOREWARN 81 qaFols ~ b trace for two Notes
I givna y le in'fsv5r Of 1T, George CooDerfs estate,
a9a i1dsrsei 81 IL FRANK, FOR the sum Of $50 each,
dated nstib J, 1850, and payable one nine and ire
othtr tweivs months after date. Said Notes vii rot b
paid NHGn due, IS the cuuNtfratlan Er Which they
were gwen has nst been complied with.
J.. R0EDEL..
Merrhfs. sane Is I~sdI.-Hele-5ts
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skirmishes IA virgInIa.
TIE Loudon county Democratic Mfrror, o:
ThursdaT, the 18Th, haa the following.

Il AfaAhNA tN"ANI 0rHAeNfN4A@ EFNVtg u
Thursday, The 18Th, has the following
We learn froH a reliable source that a
skiiHish took place on Friday last. near Will
llansPot, Nd between captain r. W. Carriers
London cavalry and an advance pqfty d
federal troops statisneu7 on the MARYLAND sido
Of the river. We have not learned the full
particulars, though our informant states that
the engagement resulted in the certain loss to
the enemy Of four men and five horses killed
and several wounded. Oar own injury was
enc horse allied and one man slightly wounded
though there were several "hsir-breath
5srapes7-s ball passing 80 cioss to tue scar
Of s son ct one Of Captains boys that It
shsyed the bair from the top Of his head
We learn that a federal party, engaged in
repairing the bridge at Springfield, on toe
Orange railroad, was attacked By a posse Of
orr troops, OF Saturday, and drivsa of, with a
loss Of seFenteen men killed,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20
An InPoRrANr cnNmnEnarrn

1gAHH HEuAA a A0Ea
There is said to be yery little difference be-
tween the uniform and appearance Of tie
southern and Northern soldiers, and hence it
becomes of the highest Importance that some
measures shonld be employed to distinguish
them. The Richmond EHqafr,r says:
At first, there is danger that when the forces
mees upon The field Of battle, and, after the
first shock, are broken up into small fighting
squads, who will roam here and there in search
OF enemies, many a brave man will fan By
the hands Of his comrades, who, in The excite
ment Of the moment, will fail to recogn.ze him
as a friend.
Americans, TO great extent, strongly re-
semble each other, and where the volunteers
Of both sections have been equally exposed 20
the sun, the Southern soldiers, except a. re-
CARDS intelligence, cannot be separated from
those OF the North. Let steps be therefore
taken TO remedy this defect at once.
Attach a badge, a stripe, or a marx Of some
description to your coats OF shirts, which will
be known to an By a generally disseminated
order from headquarters. Take pains 10 main
tain q distinction between your true blooded
southerner and your mercenary enemies, and
when upon the field Of battle you draw your
bead upon a man, OF plunge a bowis-knifs in
bis heart, you viii no. have the melancholy
thought, affecting You Ike a nightmare for a
lifetime afterwards, that you killed a friend
instead OF an enemy.
Let this subject be agitated BY The press Of
the South until it receives the attention Of
those who have the remedy in their hands.
Mistakes enough have already occurred to fur
nish a warning.
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Memphis and st Louis Packet
GompanY


A IL persons having ciaims against ibis ooapaHy are
~ requested 20 present them Tor settlement 70 . ~.
GREGORY, at CTS Cfice. On to saulh si5e % Monroe
fria-fw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

RfcsmoHD, June III learn from The high-
est Official sources that Hsrper's Ferry has
been entirely abandoned by our forces. The
public buildings and ali the public works were
destroyed before the eyseuation. Our forces
have retired toward the interior Of the stars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

e Among the arrivals at the Exchange
hotel. Richmond on FRIDAY, was Mr.. S. Phil
lbs, Of London, special correspondent OF The
Hfor.isg Otr0ries and the AOrnfas Herald.
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NORTHERN RooPs RETURE1SG HoHE-Th.
New York HersId, Of the 18Th. saw:

NORTHERN TROOPS RETURNING HoME.-The
New York Herald, Of the 18Th, says:
Ninety more members Of The naval brigade
arrived In this city yesterday, in the stsamer
State OF Georgia, disappointed, disguised and
destitute. They appear to be 10 a worse con
dition. If possible, than the hundred and eight
who came back in the steamer Coatzac0aicos,
about a week ago. TIE history OF The brigade
seems to be a series Of broken promises. All
tell the same story Of brilliant promises and
prospects, instead Of which they experienced
bitter disappointmsnts. Like the men who
returned on the 81 inst, those who arrived
here yesterday are in a f~earfully destitute con-
dItion, and some complain strongly Of the treat
ment they received. Some say they might
have starved bad they not eaten c ans, which
they dug from the beach. They presented q
pitiful appearance when they landed at The
foot Of Beach street yesterday, those Of them
who live out Of tie city not having the means
to reach their homes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

a Gor. Ellis has recommended that Col.
Hill. the commander Of The North Carolina
troops at Bethel, be promoted 10 The rank Of
brigsdier, aud that a fali brigade be formed
and placed under bic eonmaad.
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- .
A gentleman who bad Just arrived from
Great Bethel, communicated to the Richmond
Bhig Of Sunday last the 70 Slowing particulars:
On Saturday evening last Captain Mellow
elPs company, Of Ashevilis. n. c., (of Col.
HIPS regiment) started from Bethel Church
on a fecoDsoiteriug expedition. The company
numbered about one hundred men, but Lieut..
Gregory, with ten men, marched about eighty
PAGES in advance Of the main body. Whsn
within two miles Of Hampton, the advance
guard Unexpectedly encountered about two
hundred or the enemy, and beth sides came
TO e halt. The federaliSts were thrown of
their guard BY the holiness OF the North
Caroljnians, in advancing so near the
enemy's camp, and evidently supposed
them to be a part Of their own force,
Acting upon this superstition, their leader sd-
vanced and exclaimed, "Wa are friends-we
belong TO the New York q regimeni,' where
upon Lieut.. Gregory prsspntei his revolver and
threatened to blow out his brains If be did not
instantly drop bis musket and surrender. The
demand was instantly conpiisd With, ans the
main body Of the Eorth Csr0linisns, having
now advanced, fred about thirty five shots az
the foe, who re- urncd the FIRE, and fed toward
their camp carrying with them ten OF fifteen
killed and WoBnied
On our side, s'nobody was hHr p the balls
passing over the heads Of the North Carolini-
ans. who, being in close proximity to the enc
my's camp, deemed it ineXFedient to pursue
me fugitives, and returned to Bethel Church.
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afU 5ODertlseafRta
aMioE5ce.


FEFE will receive The Trrssury Eotes Of the G.. g. A.
w az rsr Tor al DEBTS due Us, ard a. CASH for al
Goods sold.
jsis-aw sTnvALL MITCHELL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

TIE CorroN Loan tx ALABAMA.-A meet
ing was held in Liaden On the Sd inst, which
was addressed by Hen. z. s. Lyons S. F. Hale,
Alfred Hatch, and others. Nearly thirty-four
huadfse bales Of cotton were subscribed on the
spot, and Il is believed that TIE amount raised
in the esunty VIII reach twenty thousand bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

e. A business letter from a Mississippi
friend stationed at Pensacola saws: We
MississiPpians are doomed, it seems, to drag
out the sumner here, as a watch upon oli
Abe's forces at Piekens and on board the men
of-war in the Gulf. A tiresom business, but
one necessary to be performed, / suppose"
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WRmFo8


Efok = MISSOURI REGTHuNr. tan ar s...s.
N1shG BOYS, 70 fern a Drum Corns. sF-ss 80
ne ages Of twelve aud eighteen pr4 4-rrd
John S. BOWEN.
l..L. CO.. Prnl AM c. u. =.
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It is reported that about four thousand
federalists have effected a landing and taken
position o. the banks Of the Potomac, about
ohe days march below Aqua Greek. Also,
that eight thousand CsroliniaHs have been
sent after thsm-in which case said Lincoln
ties have melancholy prospects.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

9B-A special despatch to the Nashville
UHioa says; "PasseBgsrs from Winchester
today report the evscualion OF Harper's Ferry
tobe reliable The party lsf. late Thursday,
and saw the bridge burning, and know The
Maryland heights were abandoned Preses-
sionai men here approve"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

q The Ohio banks ave Refused to take
the war loan Of that State, and the bonds are
now offered to Tie people in amounts to suit
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

"a The planters Of Bib county, Ga, have
subscribed 5,02J bales or cotton to the confsd-
crate lean, and TIE Telegraph says they win
increase it to six or seven thousand. Colonel
LeHoy Napier bas aubseribed S5s,o0O and the
waole Of hia growing crop, estimated at 500
bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20
FINANCIAL MOVEMENTS IN vIH-
GINA.


It is stated that the bankers Of Richmond
are moving in The same patriotic line as those
OF some OF the other States, and that at a re-
cent meetn 2 Of the bank authorities, it was
resolved 10 receive-on deposit and recognize as
currency, treasury notes, issued By authority
Of the Government. The effect will be to place
the notes Of he Government on TIE same firm
foundation with tue bills Of solvent banks,
and thereby convert them into part OF the
recognized currency Of the country. Sugges-
tons are being made, too, BY the press and the
patriots that Congress shall be urged 60 adopt
immediate measures for purchasing the tobacco
crop Of TIE State, under the sane provisions
and BY The same moius operaadi which gsvern
the sale and payment Of the cotton crop. The
planter viii be paii BY tbe Government in
treasury notes, which viii then possess sd-
vantages over local banks, VIZ: a free c~iTcula-
ton, at par value, and as bankabls funds.
Harry lexoRAxor.-Lsst October q Or.
Arnold Organized Al Pixies Peak a company
Of gold hunters to prospect in the mountains
Of New Mexico and California for rich gold
p~lscsrs. We learn BY q letter 20 the s. Louis
Republican from Abigai1, New Mexico. hat
this company had just returned to that place,
having been absent nearly seven months, and
without having seen she face OF a white man
except those Of their oWn party since they
left, until their appearance ia Abiguin. They
had not before heard Of The election OF Lincoln
and the secession Of the Southern states.
What happy Ignorance they were iui
A BANNER QuEERLY sAvED.-A splendid
banner ic hung up IN tbe express oaes at
MANASSAS. The property Of the Alexandria
riaemeB, who axe encamped there. This flag
was the object Of the s~trietsst search by Ellis
FIRE bounds; but It was saved from desc
By a patriotic lady, who took it from
the staff and snugglsd It down the street By
aid Of erinoLne, ia tee face Of the enemy,
and finally coniriyed TO bring It safely con
cealed 70 Che confederate camp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20
D- hAsHEII TRENCH,
A. D. C. to the Governor OF Virginia.
Raising IA Confederate Flag on the
Capitol of Tennessee.

From the Nashville Union, June ISL
Last evening at 8 O'Clock, an immense nun
Der Of ladies and gentlemen assembled at tbs
capitol to witness the hosting Of the flag Of
the Confederate States. Proudly It hoased
over our beautiful capitol, and under it we
again feel ourselves a free and independent
people. Tsnnesseeans remain under no colors
controlled By tyFsuaicsl powers and leaders
whose every step is marked by usurpations.
The heavens favored us with a breeze that our
flag, in full length, should waive over the 10y
oas throng whose hearts beat baopilv in is
triumphant power. The beautiful women were
there, ready at all times to manifest their pat
riotisn: and whose appreciation OF independ-
snce aud constitutional freedom nerves rs on
10 victory IN every conteEt with the vandal
hordes who dare poliute eur southern soil.
And for them will our brave boys
.rFight, till the last armed foe expires %
Gen. VIM. Moore, OF Coffee county, and
Robert Gibson. Of Nashville, both soldiers Of
the war Of 1912, were deputed bv Hon. J.. E.
R. Ray, our gallant secretary of State, 10
throw the coiors TO the breeze for the frst time
over the capitol Il the proud State Of Tenues-
see. To doing so Gen. Moore Acknowledged
the honor OF the duty assigned bin, having in
1872 carried the flag OF the old Union triumph
sntiy throughout that war, remarking that
"the one we now raise is to perpstuste 10 our
p~osterity all the blessings bequeathsd us by
our revolutionary fathers.7
A salute Of eleven guns. by the efficient ar
tillery corps Of Captain Rutledge, from two
pieces Of cannon, was fred in honor Of the
eleven States that have 90 nsbiy declared their
independence, and which was responded to By
the applause Of the vast concourse OF our free
and determined people. The interest n the
occasion was greatly due to Capt. Rutlsdge
and the Dunlap Zosaves, which could not fail
to stir every heart
Capt. William Ewing. Of Williamson conn
ty, was called for, and responded with bis ac-
cpstomed flow OF eioqnsnce. lie was follow
ed by Hon. f. G. Aayne, Of Memphis, the
orator Of the occasion.
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ME hsve IN store ans viii sell low for cssh, aay
w bushels Stock Peas o. ,~uVeri1r quality.
T.. S. hiNG a 90,
tGl Main 2 rect,
tn n H-ra- che E.~ah.- He
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e. The New York ErPrsss rscoI
lhess masns 10 end the war spee5ily.

As the war Is to be prosecuted, let It be done
with gigantic and Titanic foIesl Congress,
extra session, ought, forthwith, not only to
levy ? high deiy gpsh tea AID coffee, but to IN
crease the ddtyion sugar. Direct taxes must
come, and the quicker the better fer the credit
Of the country. "Loans" win aot long carry
on the war, and direct taxes are ineYita5A
The secretary Of he treasury, Mr.. Chase.
ought now to be preparing bis programmes Of
farm tax, poll taEs carriage tax watch tax,
&c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

A NEGRO WOMAN. twsufy-iro ysar old.
a sod c9st aud house servant Apply o.
4. Il PARKER & SON, "a
tei8-3t No. s Howard rev. "a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16
FRENCH PROTESTANT S1 HooE
Philadslnhia. IL

MApAME VALIANT will re open her so.rdipv ~
w schootior young ladies' at l6Ss tbsauut strs *
sePemOer Superior Instructions In the Epglish - +
branches to both Of uhisb equally serious ae zion n
valiant with Madame sant will suEsrint-nd De -
partmeHt. 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16
In Cnancery at Jackson.

AMES COLLkNS, complSnan William aud Joseph Nc
81 ack, defenosI s-Apu Rules 1861 Irj onCtiop
AttAchnent Billion ion at complainant hs solicit m
and a. peAring sasf the Olek Master
from sinSuts bill, VII Oh
william Joseph Nc iormscG both nOnreSdens Of
STAG Of Tent therefore that pabcsaion be
successive weeks in he In ion and American,
newspsper published the city Of Nashville, requiring said
def uNut 20 the Of the ChAnceTy CoTrt
be neid for unity Ct Jackson, in the town OF sresboro
on the second Monday u August is then and there
their defence wall be taken r confessed, set
doU herring as to them and it is fuh ordered
by the AT Of fife Judge sc ths the aid William
Jo,nh Mccormack Oned from trading clecti
fsrrpg note psysb defendant William Tor $3.50
lar Nv jane CSlIen further order Of said
WIN. II. Bolts, c. g. NJ
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narnw4tpr'sissss

CHILIs r and others compsinsDts LRrtin BROOKS
N and otbel observation-disclosures Bill, March Rnes-n
ton ot complain by bis solicitor and NJ TO hs
satisfaction u the ERIK and Master, from aega ion N
plains BILL which Is that def ndantl arkln bfeg
s resident Of the Of IenDe IL is therefore
ed that publication made four successive 81 ek' IN 'u
Union and American. newspaper published IN ths eS
Nashville reouiTing the ent defe dsnt 70 pa
Char cey GsinesboIo, before me
ondzy Augu 1851, and plain ads o eI VIC
parte AZ ~ him, WILLIAM q. BOATS, O N. /.
= I7-u6t
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1 Tenn. s.A. Guthrie J. L. cragg. ct als-@areh
6nle e6I-In this Il eprear from tie compsinsnts
hli vii to, that the defendants. sph Brown
ard Henry c. Brown. residents Of the State OF Tenne
ee Il or6erd th2i Publication be naden the Nash
Mia Union ricAD for four successive weeks requiring
sia APPEAR the Of the Chsneery Court
10 he den the uns Of Perry AZ the nurt house thu
a. IN Linden Thursday after the the Monday in Jure
next A. plead demur compartments b
SINE Il be AMI the sefor hearing
81 parte as to them. ISAAC n. HULMR, & ID.
y Cox, Attorney for eonplainaIts.
ayu4n efaea3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16
ChaneerY Notice.

TsAAc HEsTAND, Admir- coFplsiDaIt,vs Susan HessaDd
and others de dant 20 igns Bl.-At March Rules
On motion Of complainant BY his solicitor, and appearing
te Of the Clers and Mas allegation
oonplEsnts II, witch is that the defendant, W L
liam Hestsnd n-redeni Of the sate Of Tennessee Il
ordered has pubcsto be made four
Union ard american, Newspaper pub isb in the city Of NsS
vii requiring the said resident appear before
tho Chanc Court Ganes5oIo before the ID Monday
August next cOmp BILL the sill
fer ooBsBsd and hearing psrte him.
.f go WILLIAM Bolts, @ & N.
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rrxTyos J. SWIFT. william BunpAreysThe pisipts, II
daxt that thsdeierdant indebted him, and
a. ron Yedent Of the having ebtared n Jus
d. Of Pearc. Of sAld coohtyFn orign,l auschnent-
against the estate Of The deeneapt re;uruabe before ny
oc the town Of Naveriey Tennessee the go Of kep
rnay 1851 and tie same having been levied the deienosEs
property II therefore ordered that the defendant appear
e me- before the lUh day Nay next to defend aid
auit O. h will Re Irt corded vi ex paIte
further ordered ts this notice be publ shed four weeks In the
Nashville Unlon and American. published N me
city Of Nashville, Tenn. February oSl 1861
r..,qe.~stpr,sfsseSe T'H Justice Of the Peace.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16
In Chancery at Linden, rem.

OMAR Is GULHART VS. A. Kerc hsuE ct ala pril Rules
" Is6l.C Cross Bill In this il spptBr from Com
pAinsn bill which is a ct the defendants, Ker
lex jane residents Of tie State
Tennessee II s heTeT fred that publication he made
the Nashville Union and American four eSsve
requiring SAID defendants APPEAR the Of
osncey Court ho den the county of Perry,
courthouse there in Laden Thursday the
bon6 in June next plead, complain
AAts bill the will be taken FOR confessed and the
sat for hearing psrte as TO them.
lsAAoN ECLME, C. & N.
n. n Cox, Solicitor for compliments
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CLARK a FULLEk'S
Oil
CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
SOLE PoPRIETORs,
TRES

4
Hesdahe Esrache ToothaCbe three minutes rheumatism,
Coushs Neuralgia, Colds ErysPeas BrOnchtS Dyspepsia,
Collie Cramps Irhamed Chronic Sore Sore Throat,
pBurns, Bruises sprs ChspPed Hands, Piles Ulcers,
iSTi ca Burios CorLs, Frosted Feet, Deafness Old res
so-e Br- ssr Nipples Scsld Head kingworm, letter.
les spide Bites Dog Bites, Rat Bites The world
Ieng tor i for ds end Burns Ii Scratches
on horses ESeS hUrfts Sprsn sWinpey Poll Evil
PEtuH sad CALI, iresh Wounds or swelinRs
and g remedy apply TO esder footed horses
from the feet and battle wen about the
The foot Cures all cGtaDeous diseases man or beast
No one remedy all but We can show more
Of Oh in its heaing proper
tes from responsible being bought than
be produced for any Uthe- Medicine
We do not ssseT every maady to which the human
amy SUBJECT what We proclaim We can 50 stAntA
living The AKBRosiAL on is Nshvne Pepara
on sold throughout the south and Southwest by 81 GOOD
druggists gen The may be Justly proud
that DR. Clark after muct labor and
search has pro really EOrhy meciEe, which bound
20 drive much the worthless imported trash Win which
he county l. footed
please call II our Office where will take pleasure in show
the ettrrs Ne to set forth IN the form
Nan sivertsemeD OF which come from Physicians in
sta nd n.y. who using it in their raeee as they state
vi ID marvellous Effects ,
world produce reme1y 30 speedy and eec
tive In its healing properties
ea5 the eyidence virtue Of CLARK Fullers An
i Oil tydence heEc and from persons whose werd
- =. are irreprOachabe head ant be convinced.
anu CLARK, GREGORY d CO.,
Sale Proprietos Nashville, Tenn Depot, u College street
% by the ProprietOs, and all Druggists and country
uerchAnis N
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TIsHBB, WHsRIES 90
fsh7T-dExs Eashsili ~ =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16
NOTICE.

n AVID wABBs vs. J. schot-Attsehment re'erne S Ior
trial beioe John Larkns, Justice VI the Fesee oI
coonty Tenn this appearing 70 ny
that the defendant D schotisa non resident o.
Of Tennessee and further Appearing IRON sm1Aol
d thAs the defep Saut is him In the sun OF One
Hunirra and Thirty gh Dollars euehy note IL u therefore
ordered hv nd that publication be made IN the NASHVILLE On
"a for hour successive c0nmandrg the said
seLot 70 apt before al my soe, In the
to ~ linden Perry equity, 1enDetee on the 4h Gay ~
No. MEAL answer to sad attachment or III
sr an h - for hearing psrle his 27th day Of March,
1861. SOhN Lam A-.o .. r.