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We have included the Crusader and VydadOte,
of the Home Squadron, because they are now at
Pensacola, where they have just undergone an
overhauling, and pretty reliable correspondent
informs us that they not to return to their sta
ton Immediately. The 1fohd,oic, Also is lin and
OUT at Key West every day two, and, like her
sister gun boats could be ordered, in an hour, by
telegraph to repair to any given place. Naval yes
sells drawing over fourteen feet of water to the
number of dozen perhaps susceptible of speedy
equipment but, already stated We mention only
thnan ncti,allu rnndu
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The Proposition of South Carolina for a
Southern Confcderacy.
The South Carolina Convention has passed the
resolutions below, relative to the formation Of
Southern Confederacy. By the time the Consen.
ton assemblies, the attitude of the two sections Of
the Union towards each other Will be clear enough,
and the Convention win be able to pursue that
course which circumstances will Them require. The
probability is, that the Northern people and states
men will see the desperate folly of attempting the
coercion Of the Southern States; and that the Con-
venticn can proceed without haste, calmly and.
thoroughly, to lsy the foundation of a Southern
COnfederacy, which win last for ages to come.
TIE BEsoLUuoss.
ResolUed, First, That this Convention do appoint
Commissioners 20 proceed 70 each OF the siaseboo-
ing States that may assemble in convention, for the
purpose Of laying our Ordinance OF Secession pc
fore the same and respectfully inviting their CO.
operation in the formation with US Of Southern
Confederacy.
Second. that our Commissioners aforesaid efur-
Their authorized to submit, part, the Federal
Constitution as the basis of a Provisional Govern
ment for such States as shall have Withdrawn thelr
connection with the Government OF the Unlleu 0'eS
of America Provided, That the said PROVISIONAL
Government and the tenures Of all onlcefs ana ap-
pointments arising under it. shall cease and deter
mine in two years from the lst day of July next or
when Permanent Government shall have been Or
gained -,
Third. That the said Commissioners pc authorized
- ;vit the seeding States TO meet in Conventions at
such time and place as may be agreed upon Tor the
nurnose of forming and putting in motion such Pro
yisional government and so that the said Pro-
is;on.I Government shall be organized and go into
tIact at the earliest period previous TO the 4th of
March 1851 and that the same Convention of seced-
inc States shall proceed forthwith consider and
nroDose q Constitution and plan for a permanent
Government for such States, which proposed plan
Shall be referred back to the several State Couven-
lions for their adoption rejection.
Fourth. That eight Deputies ehall be elected by
ballot by this Convention who shall be authorized
to meet in Convention such Deputies as may be ap-
pointed by the other slsvehslding States who may
secede from the Federal Union, for the purpose of
carrying into effect the foregoing resolutions; and
that it be recommended to the said States that each
State be entitled to vote in the said Convention
upon all questions which may be voted upon there
in; and that each State send many Deputies are
equal in number to the numbes Of Senators and Rep
resentatves to which it entitled in the Congress
of the United States.
TIE DEPUTIES.
The following are the Deputies elected to repre-
sent South Carolina in the proposed Convention:
Hon. R. B. RHETT ST.
Hon. r. W. BARNwEIL-
Hon. JAMES CHESTNUT jr.
Hon. C. G. MENnnNGER.
Hon. W. p. MILES.
Hon. L. NJ. KEITT.
Hon. T. j. WRITER'S.
Hon. W. W. BoYcE.
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Life Of Andrew Jackson,
j AM ES PART ON.
THE

y AM Els la II i . IN
Author of ..Life of Aaron Burr,"stc.
Tire. Volumes sss to 74 pages sash with Steel Portraits
oRowH osTavo EDIrosoloth Binding, ss: Sheep, ss75
suucKirss EDrrox Royal Octave Csold By SSsefpt;on
Calf, SIS.
MR PARTON has been ssEeral engaged prspa-
IXh ration Of this work. and has bestowed upon he most
careful research investigation. volume Of the
Subscribers Edition was issusda since the pub
shd last spring. aad tia third and last completed or
the ht and second Volumes the press have spoken in the
Wsrmest conn endaion:
the life of Andrew Jackson indeed evenul one, and
the events that crowded INTO mis- pioneer
.a and Statesman are among the most important the hs.o
e him is peculiar extraordinary, and interesting Amenia
whose Who have tsen most vh the career Of Jack
will be surprised It the e matter the suho
collected BoEten Journal "Is exhsusts the New
equally free from the spirit Of dstracsioa on the one
hand, and o. anm1ed glOrheasn. the Fargs
virtues alike faithfully delinsated Western Christian
Advocate.
0ns Of the Every page is alive It
Is rs romantic medsEal roanee and has the san
aEe Of being true Home Journal Possesses degree
"a fesher velier written OF any hero By
any uhor-Bcston Advertiser. 'Ns fiction could
with sustained enthusiasm than this account OF the real lie
81 one four eolhtrynen BOSTON Recorder. Ffon
Item Perfectly fascinating New York Dsy SFhe
narrative is flowing aud charming We having
Weekly The most difficult task Ehen and how part
Company with it-Ne= rsrk Crayon s'O and per
manent Interest," New YORK Observer. The interesting
political and personal history written public
in kis ounyPennsyi sanian 'His style
With Vivdnes and 4Geney His defense
orleans om its inception to its climax deeply
than tIle Of chVary. oriental romance Armenia
Times ~one o. III most interesting AID Instructive
hive ever read -Rassel Magazine, (Cba lesion, sC a
Life ndeed ard before Which the conventional
place lngrzphieS o. modern stupidity
nsniacsLee "-SeE York Journal Of Commence.
JUrT PUBLIsHsp,
TEE Luz TINES OF PHILlP scuuYiER. BIZ BQ9son
Lossiog E9l Grown svo i92 fages With Steel Portraits
Cloth 81 So
For The Arst tines genuine biography Of Gen Schuyler
ntten The chzratr and s-rvces OF this
orr cou1try as we'll as tie established reput ton % Nc
as writer kindred topca, give TN boo olsinsry
teres and value The wsrs Re complete souraes.
Tray: EAkLIzsr PEaIoD TO Tuz PRr INT DAY
BY JShI Albeit Grown 5vc SCI pages Win Por
trait Clot1 81 50.
This vsuneis ofthe Mr. Abots Monarshi.s o.
Continental EuIope Of which austria an3 Russ previous
j. appeared The volumes Of uoo ~ Pree bu
ezchdiSsinet in Itself.
PUBLISHED By
RaASOE Boo SafEEsS.
Nos A ? Mercer street. Nex York.
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HAVE my entire stock OF Groceries, Liquors. Tobac
segars, &c, No. - and IS Market street, Ware
house formerly occupied by besrs Hugh Mecrsa Co. Ehsre
will he pleased to srt old customers and friends.
associated with me Mr. Geo F. Akers, with wh7m
under the style and firm Of Bell Akers.
tsoks to former patrons and ask continuance
Of their fsvorts the firm. BELL.
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Speak ont.


II is time for Tennessee to speak out. The Union
is dissolved and it is worse than idle to deny the
fact or to pretend that it is merely temporary ex
pedient 1t is fixed fact and we must so consider
it. The circumstances that brought about this state
of affairs deeplyto be regretted but it is useless
now to spend our time in lamentations. The Holy
Book tells us that when the child that Uriah's wife
bore to David was stricken by the Lord and was
very sick David tasted and went in and lay all night
and refused to eat. But when the child died he
arose and washed and anointed himself and changed
his apparel and came to the house of the Lord, and
worshipped then he came to his own house and they
set bread before him and he DID eat. And when
they inquired of him to this change in his conduct
he said while the child was alive l tasted and
wept: for said, who can tell whether God will be
gracious to me, that the child may live? But now
he is dead, wherefore should l fast? Can l bring
him back again? l shall go to him, but he shall not
return to me-" So let it be with US. The day of
fasting and prayer for the Union is over. We can
not bring it back again The States South of us have
left the Union. They have the Constitution with
them, hat Constitution which has so often SO
wifully so persistently been violated by the Black
Republicans. We can 60 TO it but it may never come
10 U.s. Let US organize. Lei us prepare Tor action
all over the State If we permitted to depart
in peace, all will be well. If we are to have war,
let it be understood that Tennessee takes up arms
in behalf of the States south of US They cannot
be subjected until the people of Tennessee are ex
terminated. The trade of Tennessee, so far as her
products are concerned, being exclusively with the
more Southern States, it is matter of vital mpor-
lance to her that she should be in the same Confed
eracy with them Should the Union be recon
structed, and those States comeback we could come
back with them, and not until them The Georgia
convention meets tomorrow. The Louisiana con-
vention on the 25th. Large secession majorities
have been elected to both these conventions We
take it for granted that they will take position side
by side with the other Cotton States. Such being
the case Tennessee cannot hesitate to take the same
step.
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NATHAN n. EDWAb1s, 2 Z ,
dscI5' so-El.-pr'sl 90 Of sad
is CHaNCERx cOUnT Ar Dg p :, ? ?

EF CHANCERy COUKT al Ds -
for - eakley County state % Aes
A. Gl,ss " Dayfi Moore Jehn VanculeE, Wiliar ~
and James n .akezsn. F-oui he ahdash Y ne tti'
cause It Appearing 10 he Gers an1 Ass,sf ~ sa Soo
sls- - "a go. - Fernesses Z = theres1rs
- S,i 80 sr..,sr mas this order Be published e
eessiVs weeks IN he W-osly Un9n ssa 1900 e.
49, - uaucui . he their ansrair, pleas
=, nj 5i q Or before De 1exs teria q sd q
coaT o % ssIa At ne Cor. hs.s n ne 's- o g, Is
weaN1y 81 y ali = II ard al lhings ersn, will
SAna.Ls s,r & ssem and Sc; FOR bearing them
al all term Of aid e9qr,. ms Deeea'se sun' iaso
copy iro lie '''''' NATHAN n. EDWAKDs. c a
...-z,eo-,rs.-p-'sae 60 Ct said O
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In Chaucery at WayncsbOrO', Tennessee
II z MARTIN, vs. ATTACHMENT, Bell, William Lynch,
81 etai-H appearing to satisfaction OF the and
Master Gill, Patsey Barr and John H. Defendants
residents OF tie Stat OF Tennessee so that
the ordinary Of the Law cannot he served them Il
therefore ord red that puhato be made Union and
American, Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville Ten
before the the next
tits Cour requiring said resident defendants to
app the next o. this Cour to be holden court
Waynesboro State Of Tennessee on the
Wednesday fourth Monday in Jury next and
plead demnr bill, the will be
taken for conf and for hearing expaEe them Jan
cary 7th, 1861.
janl5-wlt pr'sfeee3 AMOS 7 HASsELL, @. n.
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From Alabama.

MOBILE Jan. l2.-The secession of the State has
caused great rejoicing here. One hundred guns
have been fred in honor of the event lmpromptu
speeches being made. To night the city will be
illuminated and there will be military parade.
100000 has been subscribed by the citizens for the
defense of Mobile,
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CmsaP Houses.

Small Country Residences for sale a
Prices 10 Snis the Times.
1.-TWO snail tenersepts with o. land with each
place. * the city. the oelian ike. ~
have just residence gscd e.. and prefer scllirg
the reminder reduced prcess sc cut -rig TO
JLE " BROWN.
sccIo-tIan1 ~, Cherry 8ssst.
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III slenart CountY conn.

,ror-r u afOtEE ard rthers vs Lucian Here and
P.-i.f,o 70 ssii gsd an slaves. "a apfsa rr 10
49,, r Nsors tGl L m MORE, sud di.rifa II
-. Moore the drfsadalis IN his causr are q D "A
s,bs stare q s1re Sc, ant beyond the reai, ~ To-
&c al this court, therefore, erlcrci i,i ~
ale In he Szshvi,. Union and asriran ! nsss,.pi
led r Nashville. Tenu, for f0ur seeks. rstrtirlnr -
resident fsniants TO appear hesr ne Js-tceS =
COUNTY Court their February terni. 1851 IL 49,
iemur 70 comPisranss hill. aiei n sad eau, li-si "A
ths sare vli be tksn or confessed a. % thr al - "a
fse - "a. ts. Dec-n5er 2rth, ls0a,
JAMS E3i-pr'tssss5 EH ceoK. O. 4
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Base FaIsehocd,

The story that the South Carolina Commissioners
did pay their house steward and the rent of their
house, circulated by the Black Republican papers.
is base Fabrication worthy of its authors and
propagatoTs. James Wormley, highly respectable
col0red man. of thi> eli V, who was engaged by The
Commissioners to PIP their table, indignant at
this infamous falls 90 called cur attention to it..
and seemed quite III asy lest any one should sup
pose he kept company W tn persons base enough to
originate such low SANDER Washington COnStiu-
f0O
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! q q q q q q i d q

LIBERAL oFFERs.-zo eusry Postmaster or AsT
a. Tee d0iGrs for zee sH5scrsr ics a., s.f = 49, corr
ssATs make this Ger that e paper nsy be atrodueei
az every P9stc els c7ndent thai Nos. per.oas bo I'D
u fr s7t tins will take ii, ard use their sGort 10 m mr.
ts its Circulation THIS offer however ory spDiss to ore
ctAo efs afe1e etcs and hence hrs who se.ds viii
b. eatei T. ihs gral cry. After cub OF i've i ~
she aeao lireesy 9rmea additions can always b. rse %
COPE sent free.
Z & 3 3 { & 3 3 9 E
CLESGYMEN and EACssE.IgS vii hereafter
Il lowest club .aes. -
county and state full
VAN EyRIE HORFoN CO.
decle-rit go N.s..r cfr..f YORK
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10 EDWARDS, r. Z. HAERs. z. P. EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, HARRIS O CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Gilkersou & Co.
Wholesale Grocers,

Wholesale Grscers,
Forwarding and commission Merchants,
Tsrandies, Wines, TObaccos. Cigars, sc.
co4gAR 00LLEGEzED cBURoH STREETS
Nashville, Tenn
WYE ARE IN RRcEIPF OF LARGE AND WILL
~ selected stock Of Groceries robaccos Iane-s =. 60
pre in as olo~s to Which We respectfully the
iention Of the Trade
SUGAR., meLASsEs AND SxRuP
% hhiz Loaisisn. sugar 50 bbls Coverings powdered
25 Clarified sugsr
TO- S Ss Plantation Moss. RsSn. Ssa,
100 haH bbis Plantation no 5oPaeksE st. Louis Golden
5obsl. Refined olas. 50 pEs New o.ls.p, Golden
50 bills Coverings R chrush' syrup;
GO Sugar COFFEE.
100 hays Baltimore Ro Coes; 50 bags Old Col Java Zee;
100 eags New orleans Bio COZ 5absss Lagsfra Coffee
iss' WHISKY
100 Ibis ectssd whky; sOtbls Robertson county wis
Tenn White - sey
no paesasss Oh Bye whisky Wh.Eey;
purcle,rs OF Irish and Sc ten WHISKY
BaRRDIES. WINS, &c.
loquarisr casks seignrtts's 70 c.sss Madeira Wine;
oq Tsa4.y s.. Od pupry 5 RSf S SSt'' "r@'
20 a. es q aoesss Brandy 10 T pry Malaga "9''
10 ~ Uailod frcpriecrs ~ ps- Ginger Wne
Brandy; 81 oasfets Cha pAyne;
ice pks American Brandy; = boxes claret;
100 Ginger p Fks emon Cordial;
50 Cherry p Z" Mint
Blackberry - so boxes bitters
25 RASPBERRY 9 pks Holland Gin;
10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
300 boxes Virginia Tobaeeo-vsrious brands
500 Kentucky
g kegs Smiths Paaeaks Tobacco;
$4,000 Superior Havana Cisars-vsIious Brands;
$4,000 " Domestic +"
CAN DIES AND SOAP.
400 boxes Star Candles; 50 boxes stearine Candles
200 hIf" 50 :" Tallog :"
$50 Or" $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
Io0 bbs extra Family Flour;
100 - Superfne
100 bags Pennsylvania BuckWheat Flour
SUNDRIES.
1900 szsks Zoe .ad coarse Salt 100 dozen Buckets;
500 bbls Kanawha SALT SO nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and spikes; 25 racks S Almonds:
500 boxes Glass Ware: SO bbs Pecaos and Filberts;
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bills English Walnuts;
100 casks Soda; I6o dozen Bro0us;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; Io0 dozen Zinc Wash Boards;
500 bags Shot, assorted sizes; 500 Wrapping Paper;
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; 50 bags Pepper;
IS cases sar3ines, y and x . AllsPce;
boxes: SO bxs Ground Mustard;
so bxs Lemon Syrup; so Fire Crackers.
$50 pks Raisins; 80 bills Cider Vinegar;
100 " Mackerel: 81 bbisXX Ale;
25 chests Green and Black
Teas.
dscIs-tf EDWARDS, HARRIS 4 CO.
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senator Davis, RcsoIutions.

Among the many propositions that have been made,
looking to an adjustment of the pending difficulties,
we have seen but one that fairly meets the whole
question, and that has been spurned by the Black
Republicans-the amendment to the Constitution
proposed by Senator DAVIS follows:
Resolved, That ii shall be declared, by an amend;
ment to the Constitution, that property in slaves,
recognized as such by the local law of any Of the
States of the Union shall stand the footing
in all constitutional and Federal relations as any
other species of property recognized and like
other property shall not be subject to be Invested
or impaired by the local law of any other State.
either in escape thereto, sojourn of the owner
therein and in no whatever, shall such pro-
perry be Invested or impaired by any legislative
act Of the United States any of the Territories
thernnf
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c4OuNTY CouRr on nAVInnnn nnl

~ Tennessee e.-James Faalkner, harEars.
ner nd ann H0Esrton Alfred Over Esd susan
and ethers-Bi for petition II real estz q Eldrsd q
deceaBed.-At the ofce o. he CLERK asd Master Of tne
Court at Nashville, Tie z7t daT o. Dscszser iss0
Of eonplAnsnt ~ counsel In the AboEs cause, and t
70 ths attraction Of the CLERK and Master 1f the Ead
ants, Alfrsd Owen sod suaan Ossa are rsidentso Of
snd non residents ~ the State ~ Tsnnesses, and there
srdnary process Of this court ea5nst BE sefa upon hi
therefore ordered BY The Clerk and Ms.fsr that publc
made for four weeks in suesessoH n the NASHVILLE Uni
American, newspaper pnb hhed In the city % NashT
curing the said defendant 70 appesr q The tern or I'D
Court to be holden fe the csuny sfpaVden At the cod
thereof In the ty Of Nashville, the arst Monday I'M
~ next and said bill, or the ZANE viii be taken
fss9ed A. 70 them and ~ daEn Ter bearing rarts
fR CHEATHl
decqo'6D-vft prs fes5 Clsrk ana NJ
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DEATH OF BISHOP CoBBs, OF ALABANI-The Mont
gomery Nail of the 18th says: As we 90 to press
we hear the melancholy tidings of the death of the
Ri. Rev. N. H. Com, D. D., Bishop of Alabama. A
great and good man has fallen in Israel"
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HH THE CHANCERY COURT AT ID
J den for EsakIey County, state oil
neRnee -Orisr Of Pubiic1tion-OrsTin 8ili-Hliah
caster " Andrew Caycs, John ?. Cayes and George
FROM an ahdavit Of the compiainanls csunseL Hcsah
vail his Oar led IN this cause It appeart q the C
Masfr sf ssa Court, that The ad Defendants John ca
esrss csyce, residents OF said STATE Of Ted
and rsfie in Kentucky II IL herefore ofdeid b. aid
and Master that the order be published for four
In ne Weekly Cni0n and american, Newspaper n
In the city 81 Nashville, said State Of Tennsssee. com
aid John Cayre and George l. Caycs 10 ie f1er
or dsnurres 10 d Bill At before tie next Term Of a.
crT court Be held AZ the court house In Dresden for
countJ state Of Tennessee. The sec nd Ntsday Of
I66i Or said bill and things therein, will Be htsen for
against them sl set for hearing them exf arts 81
of saii Court This December tth, 1861. "a true cop
the Order Bcok)
a.-lstso--t.-p-,.ss s "a Of said d
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West Point, Fort Hamilton, Fort Adams and Fort
Independence could also spare men, but the
above list includes only those who might be sent
away at once, without seriously interfering with the
routine duty of the Northern stations.
Relative to the navy, very erroneous impression
prevailed as to what vessels would first be called
on. The BrooEiyn, Macedonian, and Dolphin, regular
men ofwar are to be sure, in commission, and
Manned but only the latter, believe, could enter
Charleston, in the harbor of which there are only
thirteen feet of water as the Brooklyn, fitted cut
cannot float in less than sixteen feet at the least
whilst the Macedonian requires twenty. There are.
however sufficient craft at the different yards of
the requisite draft to form a somewhat formidable
fleet. We subjon a list of them:
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Tn Albany Burgess Corps who proposed to visit
Washingtou on the 4th of March next have received
the following communication
HEADoUGRTERs MARYLAND SOuTH Vols
BALTIMORE, Dee. q. 1860.
To Capl. albany Burgess Corps N Z:
At a meeting of the Maryland Southern Volun-
teers held at headquarters the 26th it resolved
that this corps will not permit any armed body Of
military or other associations North of Mason and
Dixons line to pass Though this ciy en- route for
Washington during the Inauguration of Lincoln I'M
less they are prepared to stand the consequences
By order of the Commander of NJ. S.
RATTo
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nhn nuenfinn.

The question for the people of Tennessee, is not
one of Union or Disunion. The Union Is already
dissolved The question is Shall we take the Union
without the Constitution the Constitution without
the ITnion
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Military and Naval Forces ReadF for
Orders.
From the New York Times.

fTOl I1tW
Now chat Pumor is SO busy with the alleged move
mcnts southwark of United States troops and navel
vessels il mTy not be out of place to give state
ment of the forces likely to be ordered for hostile
service TO South Carolina, should unfortunate cir
cumstances render extreme measures necessary.
If soldiers be required, Governors Island New
York, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and the Navy Yards
will be the first places from which reiniorcenents
may be taken. The eight hundred troops stationed
at Fort Monroe, Fayetteville, North Carolina. Au-
gusta, Key West. Banancus and Baton Rouge would
not be removed. The available men, then, for Mill
tarv duty are nearly as follows:
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A J SOLOMON. vs. q " Mccain ct als In th'ses
n pears nom tes couplanaats bill, vbish is sWsri
Jsnes Weathsrspoon and James Brock, are tspreside
State Of Tennessec. Il u therefsrs ordered that pu
bsnade in the Nashville Union and American for foar
weeks, reqrirnE theu s appear a. the next term Of
eery Court, the thursday after he third Monday in
1861, and plead, ansEor denur 10 rzd BILL the san
tkeu for confeEed TO thsm. and st Zee heariRK Ell
said term Of TIE Court, January IN, 1861.
ianI0 ut pr'tfesS3t q u HAMILTON C
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nj 3 TUDEvANT, vs. " Mccain es ais In Il
Il appearr from eompainRnfs bill. which Is sEori
the defendants, Jaes Weafherspoon snd James Brock
residents OF the State Of Tennessee II 10 tefsre ord
publication be made in the Nashville Union and Anc
four succe sve weeks, requiring them to appear atfhe
OF the chancery CeaTt, The thursday AFTER he third
February, 1861, and plead answer demur 10 said BIZ
will be taken for eonesseS to them, ana u
ing epare at asid t.ru Of tie Court. Janntry 7th
Jan tW3t rT'sfee So g HAMILTON. O