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NANCY G. WAGNER vs. Joseph waVusr-pst,s;., 81, N,
On motion Of conplsnants Attorney ana Il "a
pe&rng to satsacten from a.V fe that The defs.d.
ant Joseph WAGNER, resident OF the STATE OF
and hsplace os residence not known II Is therefore oefs
BY that pubicaon be made for four weeks II
ne Union and American, paper pubshed the city Of Nash
vile, requiring said defendant appear at The tie
circuit Court to be held for the county Of Perry s
House IN the Linden, 4th Monday in February
ne then and there plead demnr tocspaLArts
% or The viii be aken FOR confessed and for hearing
ex pare as to him. D. G. RrCKlIAN, G. 4 ~
January Il 1861. iarg7-vrfs-ur,g fss e
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"a AMOS HAssELL, c. an.
LAND FOR SALE.

FAVE THREE HUNDRED AID sEVENTY-EIGHr
CT land for lying Weekey county Tennessee,
the road lea1Dg r ON Dresden 10 Treut the Cross
Roads leading rem McLenoresye 70 Hickman. There
cleared land in good statsof cultivation, with good
dwell house, negro Kitchens barns, sbles good
good springs 500 airing apple trees good peach orchard
with bearing plum trees. ounces &c
1t is good stand FOR Tavern. Il good chance for any
wishing purchase, the land and improvements are
equal any in the state.
For fhsr particulars information write the propreto-
or call upon him the premises.
fc~s- -1s, ~ Trrr01 -1r,r
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY. =

EETM EASILY Administrator IS Jane Keller q a. -
Nv Succession Of fInsolTencyH hereas the es ate ~ a
ander Rllerhas suggested ts the County Cour cis
of iekan county being insolvsut, hy the arin t.f ~
aid estzts II therefore ordered By the CLERK and u ~
Iii Co,r thas Eayfey, the aimnissrato- ~ -
- n,blicatios the Nashville Union ana AT,e,f.
psDer published the eidy Of Nashville for fogr
eeks rsauriDg all persons having claims arnst sei [
- sIs tber1. duly aufhsnticated with the CIsrE s-
County o. said eounfy before the I0t % n J
1901 they will oe forever barred. II IL further oe f
pubeaton be made as sboge, IN writing At ne orrt
10 the Of Centrevie- Witness John w Horntess I
and Master or our said Court at efce Jruuas 6t, IS6
feb3-WA-pr'sfseS3 J vi H0RNPEsT = = =.
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In stewart Co1Dty CoUrt.

NOHN D MOORE and others Lucian and stl
a. Petition to sell land and slaves II appearing that
Incian Moore and Lynn Moore Martha Moore and
James Moore the defendants in this cause uesdenn
OF the state Of Tennessee, and beyond the reach Of the ern45
process OF this court 1t l. therefore ordered that Pubaod
Eade In the Nashville Unsn and Ansrcan newspaper pub
shed IN Nashville Tenu, for four weeks, requiring
resident endants 70 appear before the Justices OF
County Court at their February 6I plead
d1er TO copainants bill, filed in said
the same VIII be taken for essd them
ing pa December 2sth, Ie60.
ian6 W3t-prtseeS VIZ COoR- 4
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es3 VIZ COOK, G. 4 N.


NNTIILIAM PURCELL, Rebeea Purcell and Ahigai
w Dixon Uriah Davis, Nargsry Davis. Elby Dgcus
Polly Dycus William Dixon and others January Rules
ISL Original B-On mOton Of the c0mplsinauts by ther
Solicitor, and appearing the the CLERK ana
Master, from the affidavit Of complainant, William Pusl,
hh is filed, that the deendants William Dixon Amer
Hancock, Ldia Hancock, John Hancock Nancy DIXON II p
Robertson, Reeca Robertson Doctor Evsns, Fanny Speaka
Josephine Speakman and Th5mas Spakman, ncnrdeur
Of Tennessee ordered that publication IL
made for four successive weeks in the Union and American
newspaper published in the city OF Nashville requiring
nonresident defendants appear BEFORE Chaucey
before the Monday In Fsbrus-y Ee
then and there enter their companaats bill m
the will be taken for confessed for hearing
exparte to them " BOTTs, C. & II.
janl7 wit prs feeS3
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For EsenT.

LtKcE and commodous house, with the convenience
water gas, servants rcem &c, situated the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07
coNrrRoLLER's OrrIcE,

Nashville, Tenn, January 25th. 1851.
This is to certify that the Irsursnce Company Of the stae Of
Virginia located Richmond Ia the State Of Virginia, hscom
ped all the mepts OF the Code on tn subject OF
Forern Insurance Corporations in sect li9' to S in
ie as We As Of cath OF March, iS61 chapter 2l5,
section TO- requiring depse with the ComPuo Ter Ct eny
hos six Bonds OF TIE State ard that
n X p Peck the legally authorized Agents oil SAID
Company the city Of Nashville, Stale Of Tennessee
; 7 DUNLAP, Comptroller.
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ENsOLvENT NOTICE.

tnis day suggested to the Clerk Of the County cut
Of nesky county Tennessee insolvencT Of s sst,.
o. Sonn ~ Nang cece2sed therefore All uesera holdn
elSs ssanss sad estate, hereby noasa to de ths uro
cry heated with the Clerk Aforesaid on or bef Oh
Ssy, o as tae claims against estate m be az
iS6i. n p 4Ils .1sa 's1asry tne i9a,
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EETILLIAM DRAPER, complainant william Jones. Il
w Draper, john Rseee and John Wilson. deedants
Judgment and Attachment Bl0n otion by
his Solicitors and appearing 10 the Clerk and Master ron
allegation in complansnts BILL which that lie
defendant, Wlsm Jones, is resident = he u
Tennessee isorded that publication be nSs for four
slve weeks the Unen and American neWspaoer pubseed
the city Nashville, Tnnesss requiring said
defendant appear before the Chsneey Court anesho5,
before the sseond Monday November there ard
and then his defence eonplansn bill the win
be taken for confessed and the viii be down for hearing
zP arte to him. WM BOTTs, @ 4 u.
=. jarl7-E5t prs feee3
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EETILLIAM Bolts, complainant, jackson Perry,
V0 Granville 0vsTtGn, aa1 EIkpztrick-original Bill.
Os motion complainant By his so.ors, anS appearnE
the defendant Jackson Perry nonesdent Of ths Sas
Tennessee II ordered that publication
in the Union and American pu5
issd in the city Of N.shye Tennessee requiring said defsn
appear ths Chan y Court Ganesboro
second Monday in February, ls5
planants b the will be f5r confessed and
down for hearing him. WI II BOTTS, G. & 81.
isnI7 VT -pr seeS3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

ENHE Bank Of Tennessee Uriah Brown, Thos Draper
and Othsrs--Judgnsnt snd Attachment Bill On milton
Of Compartments by their solicitors, AID it appearing the
isfscon Of the Clerk and Master from allegation in
I212n bill, which sworn to. that the defendant Jas L
resident Of the State Of Tennessee It ordered
publication be made for four weeks Uio1
and American, newspaper published in the City Of NashEe,
Tennessee, requiring said defendant appear before the s
Gerry Court at slesboro before the second Msud2f
February 1861, and answer compliments biz, m
Re taken for confessed and the be set down for hearing
parte 70 him. WM BOTIS, Q. "a.
fanl7-pr'sfes93
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

The act Of Incorporation Of the Cempanyame
ent BOILING W. HAXALL, President.
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sTATE or VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHSoSD, to wit:
This day personally appeared before Notary Public for
r. city Aforesaid BOILING HANLLI President. O.
EFE Secretary the Insurance Company OF the state Of
Virginia. and hn truth Of the foregoing statement
ana st SAID Company ho3 bonds secured by iien
a tbr amount Of hundred thousand dollars
said real worth at least two hundred thousand dollars
and thsse are nrst liens said property.
Given under ny hand and seal, this 18th January, ls6
is J. L. APPERsUN, n. T.
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In Vb1ncery az S1-llI ue 81 q IIIIIsFets
EHT EDDINGTON, vs. Martha Edainyton.-Pedtition
IN for DyorceIn this appears from the yeii.fa1
which IA sworn to- that defendsn. Martha r8n rs
dent OF the stats OF Tennessee Il is rsore ordered p.
sso Be made in Nashville Uaon and Americas f5r r
requiring the defendant e appesr atnsxl -
~ re charery Court, the 81 Monday In March e M
pis answer or denur said petition. tie sanne VIII -
.ken for confessed anf set for hearing exrAFfs, aid Tern ~
he Court. January 26th, 1851
D. P. HUDSON, q AN
b his Deputy, ". a. STkEI 4. =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

ooong Powcang Teas Pickles. Preserves, Oysters, smok
ing Tobacco and many other articles.
which, would call the especial attention and
invite the inspection Of the trade and assure them offer
many inducements not to be found elsewhere.
ians-tf ARCHER CHEATHAM BROTHER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

AN now receiving my Fail Stock Of Pianoortes from the
ioosiDg tacIeies be the largest oereS in
ne e,.y S.enssy sons a. Gale Co. Haynes Brothers,
brotneIs. VIM kanbIs Co., Peters and Webb, Light
bradourry and soebeller Schmidt all Of which will be sold
al small advance or cost for cash negotiable paper All the
Yioiins Flutes Drums Brass INSTRUMENTS &c For bargains
come to me-" at number SO. JAS A. MccLURE
septl6-2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

yIyHE Of Tennessee, Uriah Brown and cthers
Judgment and Attachnent Rll On motion ocnpIain-
ants by their socters and it appearing t. the satisfaction q
the Clerk and Master, rsm aegssn in cumplanSnts bill
which to- that the defendant II Lee
resident ofthe State ofTennesses 1t is ordered that put
made for four successive Weefin the Uncn snd AMER
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville
requiring said defendant appear before the Chancey Cour
at 6ainesboro, ana ansEer
complauauts BILL the will be confessed
down for hearing sxparte as 10 hinl.
jlnI7-W4t-pr's feee3 WM BOTTS, @. 4 VI.
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FRESH MEAL.
EFOr Rent.
ChanEe % LOcntiom.

Change Of Location.
DBIN compelled go South Of the health Of
ID my family, will be located for the winter the slave
depot OF Pondexter Little Co., No. 45 Barene New
Orleans where VIII be pleased my friends snd will give
prompt attention the sale OF all property consigned Ny
Agents Pate and Jas scruggs. will attend depot in
Nashville, and negroes that be Nashville in
strucng them, will be forwarded Ne Hoping,
by strict attention to busness the part y, aud agents
to merit continuance Of the liberal patron EetofoTs
endsd respectfully solicit the avors wing
Eess in my line, either for Nashville New Orl>
noVI1-f WILL. L. DJR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07
THE GIHoBE=
he OfEcial PaDcvss,f Congress,

PUBLISH now my annual Proyc US Of The Ddiy Globe
and The Congressional GLOBE AppendS, to remind
Subscribers snd inform these Bhe subscribe, that
Congress will meet on the stMonda Of December, when
shall publishing the above ed papers. They
published 50 long, that pubk their charac
er and therefore deem it needless give minute account OF
the kind Of matter they will contain "A
The Daily Globe will contain r Ct The Debates in both
branches OF Congress taken down orter equal at least
any corps short writers Is or in any
try. majority OF them w able to report 0er6Gtu
ten thousand words hour vh of words
spoken by fluent speakers rarely thousand Eve
hundred words hour Phsn th6dsfss Of day do not
ceed foryve eoumns they will in the Daily Globe Of
the morning. which will contaso the of the day,
together With such editorial articles be suggested by pass
7e Congressional Globe and Asadte will contain re-
port Of all the Debates Congress- the speakers the
Messages of the President the Uri States Annual Re-
ports of the House Of the the Laws
and passed during the session. cnp indexes all They
w beprnted adoable regal she's book form, royal
make it is beieyed at least pas This is acknowledged
to be the cheapest sold in coantry, whether re-
print or printed from manuscript taking for data the aV
erazenumber Of words it contains.
The coming session, will, whcut ub be unusually inter
esng because the debates will in be upon the
policy Of the President elect and the will be- ssthas been
many past the only source which full debates of
Congress he obtained
re Congressional Globe and 1 QdiS pass free through
the mails OF the United States Will BY reading the fol-
lowing Joint Resolution passed by the 9th Of August
Joint Resolution passed providing the distribution OF the
Laws Of Congress and th, xbates thereon.
With view TO the cheap crcuz the laws Of Congress
and the debates contributing to the Interpretation thereof
and to make free the communicate the representative
and constituent bodies:
30 reSol0ed by the Senate Of Representatives
of United states c AzericG 7gress assembled, That
from after the present session Congress- the Co9ressien
al Globe and Append, which - ~us the laws and tie de-
hates thereon, shall pasJ free M tie nails long the
shall published by order onesE PYovided, That
nothing herein shall uhorize the circulation
the Daily Globe free Of postage S4s
Approved, Augusta 1852 A.
TER ~.
For copy Of the Daily Globe, for 90
For cepy OF the Congressional and Appendix daring
ths session 90
For copies ditto, when ordered tme..-.... 90
No attention will be paid to +rder unless tie money
company it.
Bank In the sec the couutry where sub
scrber resides will be received The whole any part
subscription may be REMIT postage stamps, which is
preferable to any currency, excep H "A or silver.
81 JOHN @. RIVEs,
n3vs-f Tashinston, Oct. Is, 1860.
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The UyIoN AND American Is furnished to subscri-
bers at the following very low rates Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

IN Chaneery az WayHesboros,. rennesses
MARTIN, rs Attachment BEN, William, Lvush
alt appearing to the satisfaction OF the Cierk md
Master mat James Gill, Patsy Barr Johp an ssfss-fz
~ tns case are non residents Of the Tennssss 80 t
ne process OF the Law served on tie IL
therefore ordered that publication &c made m the -njon -
American aneSspa er p1eiished In the city Nasle Ten
nessee isr oer Wseks before the commencement the aext
appear az the ne term OF this Court to ee holden cou
house in the town Of Wsynesb0ro rnnessee sn M
first Wednesday after the fourth Monday IL FGbruarv
plead answer denur to eopanahts bill, same viii ~
taken Tor conf sssd and set Cor hearing s them jan
uary 7tb, l56L
janis W.T. pr'sfeef5 AMOS HAssELL, c. AN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

COUNTY COURTOF DAVIDSON COUNTY
" TenneSSee.-JamesT T Faulkner, Margare. N FAUX
and HSEertOn AlfFed Owen and Owen,
0thers-B petition Of real Of E6red Howrton
5ec=asedAt the ece sF the Clerk and Master e County
Court a. Nashville, the 9th day Of December 1885, motion
Of complainant By counsel in the and il appearing
to the sataetisn Of the Clerk and Master that the said Defend
ants Alfred Owen sid Oxen, redertsof Virginia
and residents Of the State Of Tennessee, and heresre s
erinary sf this be served upon her
therefore ordered BY the Clerk ard Master that Fubcssn
for four weeks in succession IN the Nashville Union
American, newspaper published in the city OF
curing the said defendant appear the County
Court holden for the county Davidson court sou
thereof the city Of Nashville ths first Monday Febrra
~ next said bill the be taken for con-
fessed As them and set d0wnfor hearing ex parte
CHEATHAM,
Ifnraa faaCl ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

HAVE moved my entire stock OF Groceries, Liquors, Tobac
segars, &c, No. u and IS Market sfrc-t Ware
house formerly occupied by hess Hugh EeCrss Co.. where
will be pleased my old customers and friends.
Lave associated with Mr. Geo =. Akers, with whom
return thanks to former patrons and ask continuance
OF their favor to the new firm. BELL.
janS-f
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n WILL sell fer cash On Noa5sy he "a sar Il f.,s -
the right, interest and claims The essrat1f = ~ !,
has rader certain iease Tor the vsar 3ssI - {
The side Of Marked sroe< IL Sc rl 81 s,.|I
said house being known No. 4- feTi,5 81 a .ef
ton in ny hands, against I, D lFhe.r- u |1r - 81 Il q
Judgnent eadorssa hefase n u l.1Ir.> - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

SPECIAL NorICE-The UNIox AND ASzEIc.N fs coaduet.
ca sacty upon tie CASH system. All papers are discounts
veg az we expiration Of the time aoic6 they haze been
acoaa 70 eptre b CROSS MARK heir papers,
IeSS ne sHoseEpon s reelce TIE paper 1f be disconti
b1LcA y0r The cross mark, and Tenelo your subscription
meeTSy UNION ASD AMERICAN - per GlnEn IN GdDGnce.
Iri- Weekly UNION AMERICAN s5 per Gnnuxs in od
udnce. - -
Subscribers desiring their papers changed mention
the Post Office o well one to- which they desire the
change to be made.
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THE NASHVILLE
union 6 GINIRI(lI
AFIRsT CLASS
Political, News and Commercial
j O u III NJ a T.,
PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
J. 0. GRIFFITH, &C. DUNNINGTeN,
JNo. c. BCRCH, LEON. TRoUsDALE
TKoMAs g. MARR,
UNDER THE STYLE OF
j. O. GRIFFITH g. 90
Successors to E. G. Eastman & Co..
PUBLISHERS,
NASHVILLE zEEEESSEE
The largest Circulation OF amy Political
The largest Circulation OF any Political
Paper in Tennessee.

In politics, the UNION AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, ex-
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the COnven-
ton that nominated BREcKNRIDGE AND LANE. 1t
deyotes special attention to its News Department
and as accurate and reliable reporter of Com
mercial and Monetary transactions it is without
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests of our lchoEs country deeply alive
to the development of all the varied resources of
Tennessee, and laboring for the prosperity and en-
terprise Of our city. The markets, produce and
money receive special attention. and reports of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon as approMmating to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information. the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

ture, have This day purchased the stock OF turH
continue e l, accounts Of Hensnw 4 Tan be, ana VII M
persons kUo az te old stand. 81 Market street All
book account fs'el'es Indebted either by note or
and all claims - aw lamhe, must pay the same 70 u.s.
they become due against them firm II be pao hy Us as
business for rs n Peter ambe as or Agent conduct The
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

YETs is altogether medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom. being entirely
systems published by uas to the suer.
ing Dr. Wright we knowing the deception prActed upon the
me Vnoe Medical Escult who, witnsat even one dissenting
Vsce have given in their adherence 20 its perfect and undivided
control over the whole physical when his frame has been
redHc and when ali other medicines knoEn to the Pharmaeo
Pa have been tried in vain Long thought Of patient
crowned the Doctors Efforts offers the Elixir spf
srng humanity as the only thng that can cure he Following
Mental and Physical Depression,
Dissemination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General Irritabily,
Restlss.Is.. and sleeplsssnsss at Night,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency,
Dyspepsia,
Low Spirits,
Disorgsnization of the Organs of
Paipitston of the Heart,
And, in fact all the cOneOans Of and debilated
state Of the system.
AS a SsimuIant,
is quite different alcoholic preparations It not sub
iect TO reactions shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exists for
Ms presence
As Female REedicine,
It equally powerful and effective the equilibrium
sooner and safer than all the oar medicines which for
have flooded the market AID which only injurious in place
Of assiUg renovang the constitution for very good
too, that they only made from the eusoas OF minds
gnorant o. the Medical profession altogether
No Minerals!
Dr.. Wright thinks it we'll stake hI professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
pzrts OF the Ingredients Of his Reuvenang ExEel
what ruin has been enaea the community BY opium and
mercury
Generally, the debated Dr. Wright would SPY, Never
despair No matter how down You may how
weak you matter what the may have benfersake
It whaeEer has led depart from Hygenc principles
take his
RejuyenRting Elixir,
And will soon R1 yourself pride nste1d
he reverse, TO friends and healthy, sodnd and worthy
1ember OF the human family.
" Price 50 per botie three bottles for s., aad forward
d by nail to all parts Of the United States.
sed by all respectable ugss throughout the United States
md CanadaS. The trade supplied LIBERAL discount
For sale BY theproprieters
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
- and Isl Chsrtres street.
New Orleans La
Sold in Nashville by O. W Hendershott Berry DeoviIle,
wing q Pendleton, and s responsible druggists oc2o
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Losses adjusted ard due, ncne.
Losses djusted and not 5us-...-.....-...... G95l
Losses Hnadusted. about. $50
Losses in suspense waiting foTfurther proof:
One probable loss reported bat not ascer.
tained 10 ne Uur.-------...----.. : uOO W
One loss claimed but proof furnished. ) O0O 90
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DvSS0LUTIONI

FEfUE rgrt-.-y,; ,i,,. hetse+n saRvel Tensasw and
tstr Iarle under the firm aHa style o. hhNSllA" d
~, s Tins day~sssclved hy NJ ~fsa conssns. a., t,
.-I lay" as Gay sold out or gtocE ol fofhHeIe -
% '. ,aats % G Hersh1E Sons, Of Cincinnati ONO. al
ile ~ ne y note or book aceourt Eii fsy @ m 1 Ii
-, Icy E- fC power 70 receipt fer the same, aho e1l
m ls claims against US firm Will presen' 1hein
- HgNsHAW Z IAMBLE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07
pR0CIAVATT0N,

suAM O. HARRIS, Governor OF the OF Tennessee To
s who shall tese presentsGreeting: Whereas, u
Las been made known TO me- that certain John ha,ksr stands
r,d With having mrled foal and arocious murder
- arm asv Of Se upon the body o. ESyd Kerry,
ate Of Of Megs has hei from justice and " no"
running st large , 49, c- ,--.,
-, q nf The power authority vested, 40 her by
A Of s9ie any person persons who appr-
- - go Iohn Hacker and deliver izl the sheriff Is
' al Nezs, n that justice 10 their behalf
may be had aud sxecated. ,,.- ---, u,
~ .ossaa the great seal % tie State 10 he affixed al
y Ss,svffe the iIth day OF January, ls6l
- 0as1'A IsIAN g. HARRIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07
INsOLYENT NOTICE-
To the Creditors OF John HI. smith, De-
ceased.

OURsUANT toan order, this day made ne, Adninisa
tor Of the estate Of John smith, deceased Jou hereby
commanded to file claims against said defendants, with s
Crk Of The County Court OF Weakly county Tsnnee az bis
otee in Dresden, before the 18th day Nay Tor
jedieaton AMI proTat ds button having this DAY suggested
the Insolvency sf said estate. January sd, ls6l.
W. Z ROSS, Administer of
febl-H4rp slesS3 John Il. smiih, deceased