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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

The New lork Seventh regiment arrived at Phillde
phia at O'Clock Saturday rlorning.
General Sanford receitcd a despatch yesterday from
Co.oIel Leners, stating that his command would leave
PHILADELPHIA via railroad to Havre do Grace, tacrc to
embark steamer to Annapolh and ,herce BY rail TO
Washington Colonel Leners hae discretionary powers
to act according TO his best judgment.
Mr. John Hocy, Of Adams' Exp ess, received a dcs-
patch from Philadelphia stating that tho Seventh regi
ment left there yesterday q: four O'Clock T. NJ precisely
for Annapolis per steamer Boston.
private despatch from Baltimore says, In reference
to the position of the Union " Our only hope that
the government will occupy tho city with ovcswncu-
ing force"
PmApElrIn., April 20, 1851.
The gallant Seventh has already had quite taste of the
kardehps OF campaign life Not wink or sleep have it's
me mbers enjoyed since they left New York From two
A. NJ to three L. NJ they waited IN the Baltimore depot
for orders from Washirgt'n. wearisome task IL
vas, but they bore NJ under IL Ike true soldiers
A meTrer and determined crowd was never seen.
They oil longcd for brush with the Baltimore "Pug
Uges'"
No one beyond the commanding officer knew anything
definite in regard to the OF the regiment be-
yond the fact that it WAS hurried of to the
Navy Yard, shortly before three O'Clock, and en-
barked board steamship Some cay that 1t is going
TO Fort Mcenry, While others claim to know that it
will DO landed u; Annapolis, and march thence to Wash
ington.
Want OF time having rendered impossible ~ provide
adequate accommodation the arc likely to have
rather hard time OF IL tonight
Tho war excitement Is intense. TIE B1u
more riot has klndlcd q spirit OF revenge
under which thousands are rushing to
Some eight thousand volunteers already enrolled It
stated good authority that ten thousand mon will
be collected "a rapidly possible q, harrisburg and
moved body into sarslani, for tho reopeniug aad
prot ction Of communication between Washington and
tho North.
The government monopo'ized tho wires from washiug
ton North for nearly three hours this afternoon
II has wisely assumed censorship the telegraph
business and will allow dcepa,cnes conveying intei
geucc OF military movements to be transmitted south
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN new YORK.

The Sixth, Twelfth and Scventy.First
Regiments Leaving to- day-The Eighth
and Stxty-Ninth to follow on Tuesday,
and the Ninth ON Wedne sday-frogre ss
Of che Fire Department Zouaves-rh.
Expedition 10 Go To Warrington by
steamers, &c. sc.
Al early hour shs morning three moro regiments
take their departure from city for the national capi
AL and two TO follow on Tuesday. Their
has been changed aud they will go bs the steamers Bal
tic Marion and Columbia, direct to their destination he
volunteer movement is progressing rapidly throughout
The city, but the pressure Columns to-day pre-
vents from giving any lengthy detailed reports.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

Tho Raroad bridge three mics north OF Baltimore lie
rporicd 70 DO burning All tho bridges be. woon Ba,
and Iavre De Grace have bccn destroyed or rem
dered useless,
The Southern tralp dae in Philadelphia ut eleven O'Clock
tnLx morning has not yet arrived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
THE NEW YORK TROOPS.
RETURN or COLONEL SHALL'S REGIMENT
TO PHILADELPHIA.

PaILapnI1nA. April 20, 1851
Coli mel Smslls regiment arrived back mere sst GIT
tx men were oy the thrown at them oy
he Bad sinore a large lumber missing VIVA
spax ated from their comrades during the affay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
DEPARTURE OF CHE MASSACHUSETTS
TROOPS

PHILADELPHIA, A1r 20 1861.
Tho Massachusetts regiment which arrived hare yes
erday bas goue direct TO Washington per the steamer
keystone State.
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se.zues or the STAR or the WEST.

The Stcs mshsP ssar ar the West Fak %
as a Isixs ny TN Confederate states.
- Esw 0RlEAs, April -, 20.
The steamship Sta, OF the West has just arrived at the
sr lre IND anola She tAs bee0 taken there as aezs
/, The TO- I, derste state,
gbe osptn,ed without resistance. Sae his
.a,o eigi 10 Lie hundred barrels Of pr visoos.
THE NEW YORK TROOPS.
ALBANY, April 20, 1851.
Governor Norgas caves in to-nght's tram for New
rk AID W. b. at She Astor House NJ twelve O'Clock
to-norrow Sunday.
10 Cot ELLIOTT SHEpsRD:-
You end other FRIENDS 10 New York telegraph re
a., ,ins tySepe rent fron New York, but the
Washington ask to wait Tor fur her direc-
.nn4, T. u MORGAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

New vo.K, Sunday, april, 81, 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

BRYAFTs' MINsrRELS, Mcdaniel ball, ATT Broad
way--RuniHseuss, soSGs, DANCES. 6o-po"S IN OLD
ny
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RtRNrv,s ANEsIrAN MUSEUM, Broadway DDS
end FyAninp-Dos GlRsAn nv BAzAN-CAPIroI.k-BHAR
SuA LIos AND UTHRg CURiosiTtrs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

WINTER GARDEN Broadway, opposite Bond street.
RIcHKilEC.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-31
a Thousand Babies Wanted.

~ RING them along and their pictures taken. AL
ill ouarentee perfect likeness every time. Wehsvs
Room baiit expresay for and take them ao
tor ~ secend Mothers need not take them Gal
Iery deEsn times and last away disappointed they viii
~ ssS nj n - HUGHES PREMIUM GALLRRYi
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TVNHoMAs W. WOOD, We Bushton, S~one Co Payne
Cohar Martins Peddle HAmrick; Moss Brother & Co..
McFarn, Tatman Co.; Trext & Brother; c. II. Garden
a Co.: Lobby. Moulton Woodruff Thompson, Buiin 4
Valentine S & Taylor; Thompson & Lyons; Robert R.
Levic; Levic, Rasin Co Barcrop Co.. Abbott, Johns
Co.; Shafer, Roberts q Co Lepingcot Hunter Scott
Brother; Stison Sone Burnett, Sexton sveren
ger spooner and against all the creditors OF Csrncha
St. Johns, defen5ants-0riginal Bu.I appearing from
tie dayit Of the complainant said defendants
State Tennessee that the ordinary
the be served them Therefore It ordered
by Clerk Master that publication be made Of this order fer
weeks in the Nashville Union and American
published in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee
Requiring said defendants, to make their Appearance here
Chancey Court the next term Of said COURT to be
holden county the court heuse in the
Woodbury. the first Monday, next after the 4 Mon
day March, 1851 then and there TO plead 10 eomplsnAn1
hill the will be taken Ter confessed and set down
for hearing ex psrte. March 9th, 1851.
THos. G.. WOOD, G. NJ,
mnrs-v4t Chancery Court, at Woodbury..
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narl7e4tpr'sfes

CHILIs HAIR and others complsinants Larin Brooks
~ Other Bill March RulesOn
motion complainant By his solicitor, and appearing to NE
The Clerk and Master, from allegation in com
which that defendant Iarkn Brooks,
resident Of the State OF Tennessee Is therefore order
ed that publication made successive weeks in the
Union and American, newspaper published 10 the cry Of
Nashville requiring the nonresident defendant 10 appear &
fore the Chancery Gsnesboro before the second
onday IN August 1861 coaplsinanls bill the
will for confessed and set jevn Tor hearing e
p.rte as 70 him. WILLIAM Il. Bolts, 4 n.
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Nntica

I'm pursuance Of an nteocuoy decree made a. Inc las. err
Of The chspcery Court. Monroe county, 10 e 49, ~
MrGbee " ii W Niles ana wife, and others Wll, on
the frst Monday May the court house 9oOr N
r for sae 10 the highest bidder credit OF one eno w
as acres OF sna lying Tennessee River 81 tne mouth
Of Deer Greek Perry county Tennessee % tne
beinr Interest from date with two good sscurines
nd lem will be retained the land until the purchase money
NJ ein WIN ISAAC HULME,
10 ps.e. .,,.,seq Special Commissioner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-31
ChancerY Notice.
TsAAc HEsrASD. ADM complainant, VS. Susan Hestar

TeAAC HEsTAND, Admir- complainant VS. Susan HestAnd
and Others defer dznts-0rigna Bill.-At March kues-
on motion Of complainant his SOLICITOR and appearing to
DE and Master from allegation In
complainans BILL which sworn that the defendant Wi
liam Hestand nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee lis
ordered hat pubicao made four successive weeks In the
Union aud American Newspaper published in the city OF
ve requiring said resident defenoanto appear before
me Chapcery GanesSOro before the ID Monday
40 August next compliments n the same viii
he confessed and set Tor hearing eH parte as 10 HIM
WILLIAM n Bolts, NJ.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,

vuNHE DroEensy OF Samuel Reed deceased
been suggested the CLERK Of the ounty Court
If yrton county, and all having claims
against required order OF e Clerk to ME
% efofe said Clerk duly authenticated, before the 30
Monday August, 1861 hey will be forever barred Al
indebted required TO make immediate payment
10 me or they will be sued. March 9Th 1861.
HENRY C., ANDREW,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-31
IS nw III
FURNITURE STORE

49, .,kes this method Of infcrring his patrons
- ne public generally that l. has jns arrives RON ne
hast VIII ali attention. he has taken, and Eperbv
e. s he store. 50 srkst street next door c ne ed
san1s - sp pafticularly desScus to show to those
o. = nrrhess my stock Of Mattresses ipst made, and
NiscAf snneroY TO Others the market. By calling
s1orevNo sc Market street. will with
clr r who It pleasure TO show The stock
vou rish 70 purchase MOI no connections eofsh
am other establishment o.,.,x ~--vs-z.xr
nar6-Qm San hANc SHAW
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NnTHCE.

oPFER for sale Mccali interest in the stock OF Hard
-eof MccalFs & Fall, A. B. Montgomery special part
A. person having inclination to engage in the Hard
s as;psS, will address the subscriber fer terms.
ware OuAD W.T.. FALL,
..oo,wav Administrator Of A. W. Mccall, decd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-31
CLARK a. FULLER'S
An1brOSial Oil.
q ID Z q ID q q n ID 4
G 7 A K K G K Z Q . K I
SOLE POPRIEToRs,

CURES
Headache Esrache Toohache three minutes Rheumatism,
Cole crsnps fnAned Eyes Chronic Sore b IS Sore Throat
Outs Barns Bruises, sPrans, Chapped HANDS, Piles Ulcers
Sore Breast see Nppes scad Head Ringwo letter snaks
Bites, Spider Bites Dog Bites, Rat Bites. The world is chA
horses, Eyes hotts, sprain swnney, Poll Evil
Fstua saddle and harness Gale fresh Wounds swengS
from tho feet and bath well about the fog
The foot. Cures all cutsneous diseases beast.
No one remedy in all cases. show
proof Of the virtue Of ANBRoAL OFT in its healing proper
ties responsible men, who are being bought than
We do not for malady to which the human
is ~ vnses The AMBRosIIL On is Nashville peparS-
ton and sold the South and Southwest by all good
hstf- Isrk native Tennesean; after much labor
search has produced really worthy eocEe which bound
10 drive out much Of the worthless imported trash with which
be country is flooded
Please cali at our Office, where will take pleasure in show
ing letters testimonials so numerous set forth in the form
osn Advertisement of which come from Physicians in
hi standing, who using IL ia their practice as ey sat
Weobsense the world to produce remedy speedy and ec
Red he evidence o. the virtue CLARK FusrI Am
Oh evidence authsIto and from whose Wsrd
and sHdg are rPr0A'AAOs GLAZE ssS .s sREsoRY CO.
Sole PropreOrs, Nashville, Tenn. Depot 81 College street.
FoT e 5y the PrOprieors and all Druggists and country
Merchants. HS 80
TNOYINGTON RAIL MILL eoMPAHY.-TaiS Company
is now prepared with best and improved mach ne
~ an orders for rerong Railroad Bars at the shortest mo-
uce the Mill has capacity 70 tern out l59 uns week
reronT Railroad third iren 10 added 70
the make Rail that will not lsminae and insure per-
tect weld
Street Railroad also be Furnished OF any Atern
CURED and RAILROAD Bars Of different lengths ana sues
All order shall prompt and careful sttenuon ana
none but the best materials will be used in the hands OF
Goknen the Company hope give entire satisfaction 70 thos
VINO may favor it with their custom.
R. BUCHANAN q SON, Agent,
Cincinnati, Chic.
-RUER
Clement, President Ldtie Miami R R Co.
S9 I IesS President covngtOn and Lexingten
RICO marl4-w9t
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THOMPSON, sPERaF e co.
w HoL EsALE Gm oCBE|
Candy Manufacturers.
FOREIGN FRUITS, LIQUORS, TeBAc.
ANDALL KIN Ds OF CIGARS,
No q Market strees, Nashvills, =.

the Prs,s.'oers resF'actfnlz announce 70 the Tr.d
ts1sive R generail. that lhey have cou,Jelea -
Of ckNDTFs Ange1enfs for he manu- sctlss Of ~
inta,iou ofCot ne common Stick . the fnest Frsnc
soDe - sEe AsOrahy Eh sSs S@o- n NJ,
but for sVery othe- - ast. not only for thsf
Our rock Of Staple and Fsncv y ss s-s.ae..-
,S rnesn Cies ard being nus -s Z,
NsrehansS ,.S, est es 1tssngsr ia1s-s.,.
We therefore invite hsa to can su - ny NV kno
GERS which We guarantee viii Re er.cne - IN -
Mar2s-tf ooA, 1REARY &
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CHEAT NATIONAL R0UTTcI
% &@RMRnM
TO Balumores philadelphia. N
ana boston, and the only a.
Washington CITY.

40 Daltlmo ores PHILADELPHIA. N
and Roston, ana the rn1~ a.
washington civ.
CENTRAL OHIO AND xzarrr-o--
~ OHIO RAILROADS terzsinafs Il Fsi,I.-- = y
ton City on he East, and Columbus On = we -
Il ecnneets With Railroads for and from ali .
West, SOuth-ysst and North-v-.I
Passengers ~ this Route can VIA he So. :, n
Phs.telPhia n eE era, Boston, = he ,as ~ -
York OF Boston alone, BY other Ines. : : -
Through Tickets can also be procursd vi. rz..h;,.
ne Eastern cities. At an addtosal chzrzs Of -
Sleeping cars attached 70 al night rrAins : 80
al principal points. --'FF'-
Business men and Travellers Tor pleasurs ~ Insc-..,
visit all the Eastern Cities at conparsfivslr s.s y
The scenery Is celebrated for Is wonderful keauv ~ -
: uneqaaied IN the world. Its system Of daT - -
potieei itR splendid equ peat its exclusive teer. m
large snount Of double trsek; its fns hotels fare ~
and comf-rt- -
Through Tieksts and Baggage Otseks can be pyos.,l
tne principal Railroad and steambozf Ocss IN t We-r
AK sor tickets via the Beltiuore AID Ohio Rafrocd
". SMITH, Master Transportation 3 4 n
L NJ COLE. General Ticket AEsnt. = 4 Ol
Il. SULLIVAN. Gen. WeStera AGENT n u
y. = JEWEfT, Pres't. err.
,,o J. ".BkoNN, Gen'l Ticket Agent, o \
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I'm CHANCEHK COURT Al a,sNM.,cs
Tcnn.--A. H. Guthrie vs. y =. Srsss s roranl.inants
bill which is sworn TO- the defendants, sOsn ~ eOs
- n = ,,re ordered that publication ee made n me !.
vile Onion and Ansan for four sncsssse o
"a 10 aDpear The next term o. ne Ohs1cey eo
a. ne county Of Perry. at the court hocse mere
~ ~ Tnsen on THURSDAY after The the MONDAY IN June
% ~ sS answer or to compainanfs bill, or me
y sln for confessed, and the cause set for bearing
sAne VI - = - t,er IsAACE. HULMB, 4 N. I
@ y n cox Attorney for ecmplsnsrts.
80
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FuxtIos ! aEIFT. vs lam Humphreys-The plaintiff BY
adavit that the defendant indebted to him. and
Il Of the State, having obtained from Jus
toe OF the Peace Of said couhtyan original attachment
aans the estate Of the defendant rurhable before me az ny
ofcs Of Wayerley, Tennessee the SD OF req
rzsry 186l and the having levied the deinoe
property IT Re therefore ordered tie efe1sant apPe
before before the luth day Of May next 70 desH1
attachment suit Il will he proceeded with ex sr. 81
further ordered that this otice be published four ~
Nashville unioz ana American, neWsPnFer fns.'Hs -
city q Nashville, Tenn February s3i, lsei .vxxu.N
-..-s-s..sas Justice Of the Peace
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Manny's CONSUMES EeaDeF I'll
Mower.

"AEA NOOD1S EWPROVEMFNsrl
eeieofated daehine eceiSe ed TIE Art DrsrDir ~
soLp hEDAl, q the bestconbinei RsapinE sad Mo-ir
t.ne graz nited States Agrcntarzi Tar, hsid a. ~
7sIk, n ay Hhere all he pris spal Naehines
States were thoroughly tested Theeornre No.. fhiI
MARSHAL r Wilder, Presien Cnitsi stsfss fr
Society, at Louisville, H. 81
also received the ward a. the best AsaDsra.s =,
HOVER before Two separate committees allp5lte5 ~ ~
asnt On ne DAVIDSON County Agrcuisurai socler a
u alyS leSf over most Of the machines us IN s Al n
numerous ether premiums an3 awards s,re ri-s ~.
o1rns ne st season over every Asthine In America
1ns aoose maeaines are FOR sale b. the urderrIrnsd
D. =. OHEATHAlf,
General Agent for ne ststo
49, FIsHER. WHSELng 4 col
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Charleston and Savanna
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED LYCREI
ExPRBss freight Trains email a., ro.,.- n, =. ]
~ s4ih December, 1853 through rates fron ~ 4
HsshVille - -NA 80
Fist Class per 100 lbs, 81 "a Third Class Per 100 n.
1 1S<.e CiAa-, do IS Fourth Glass; 10 +
Hats- Caps AID Bonnsts, Is
Kle Iren savannah and Charleston to Nashville TIM
and zine days. - -
Intervening Ssbhaths eauye tha 3D.. r. .
t'SsAs Trans are run on Sunday over three nnes
no detentions BY Toe snow Ovsrrh.-yes ~ -.
~ oAsges occurring at sea- promptly siuSfei ~ ~
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad On as--5 -,''1 ~ a
dse99 Pks .xD
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ROAD TIERS FOR 1861.
At the Fair G undS.
PRICES REDUCEDTO So HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TEyHIs FIRST CLASS ROADSTER will make his for
1851 the State Fair Ground, Nashville beginning
March 9Th and closing July the 4h at season, and IS
for insurance.
beautiful black, sx years ed trotted at Athens in
1850 Ia 50 and certainly most hsndsome and perfect
horse his action that has been brought to the State he
bred in Vermont imported by g. T. Jennings and was By tie
Hatch hor-e BY hoot be Old Black Hawk he by sher
and he BY the Original Justin Morgan Dam by Duroc, Gr
d. st. Charles Or Woodbury. Morgan, sud hence
bInes four Of the best trottng crosses knewn.
No. g Yankee Robin.
A CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. will be let to 20 s5 she $40 to
insure. He is very promising
No. 3, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years old By Old Warrington dam excel
Trottng Mare will be let to Is Mares SO the
SIS TO insure in fosl.
Breeders will please the above Stations. Coed Blue
pasture the farm Of f. Tanning. and grain to keep
in good condition, at 81 per week.
Nashville. Tenn Part 0sner and Agent for Company
Oscar Kmba will be ready all times to hov the stock to
gentlemen,
Refer to-J. Owen, Of Williamson, Col r Allen Of Sum
ner T. FaunRp of Davidson. DIR. A. T. oooch, Of Ruthe
ford. nar5-H
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIsh, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and West will run as folIOES-
GOING EAST.
Leave Naahvilie at 800 A N and 3PM
Arrive at Chattanooga 100 n and Las M.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga a. 100 A n and 73e Pm
Arrive 1t Nashville al $50 II and ga NJ.
Ii rail connection shortest route to Boston, New Yorh
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington CITY, Richmon
Petersburg, Iynchbug Knoxville Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery, Menu his New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Raresd, Chattanooga Trains
Rs Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had any application
Ticket Agent, at Office at Depot, slewing places
At the following prices, vis
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D. ". GkEkN' JNO. =. HAC
Magazines for February.

GODEY'S LADT'S BOOK for February, lust re
celved by GREEN & co.
PETERSONsS LADIES' MAGAZINE, for Feb
ruary, just received by GREEN 4 90.
ATTITUDES HOME MAGAZINE, for February
fusf received by GREEN co,
Daily Papers-Price cents. n. Y. Herald Louisville
Jourpsl Cincinnati Commercial, Baltimore Sun, Charleston
Mercury ST. Lauis Republican, Louisville Courier &c, &e
NEW BOOKS.
We are constantly receiving all the new and popular NKw
B00ks in Paper and Cloth bindings ,,,,,..
LITERARY AND NEWSPAPERS.
We keep aREAT VARIETY Of Literary anc NeWspePers which
supply at publishers prices Come and subscribe II you
would get reading matter cheap. -, -,
SLaGiOnery-Our stock OF Letter, Note ard foolsoap
papers Is large States, Inks Steel snd Gold Fens bAnk
Book, Check, Note and Dran Books, &C &C.
Call At GREEN co.,
janI6-d&wd No. 8, Union Street
PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
A. W. KIBDEk will henceforth make Nashville his Perms
NJ nent resi1enee, aud will tune Pianos, Organise
eho melSdeons BY thu orsnge tenng andcsn vista
required since be viii spend at least week In every
the city and vicinity He will visit regularly the
nln MdSe, East Tennessee and North Alabama
and nsGssppl Orders eft Benson Co.'S Music eoFeo
keed Piano Rooms. Church Communications By
1Ah viii bePronpty attended 70. prI! d.tWkW,h
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IN CHANCERY COURT AT LINDEN

i Tenn.--A II Guthrie ct ais W Joseph Brown a
McDonald-March Rules le6,-In this Cause It appears
compliments bill which to- that the oeieoaAe'
Browns nonresident Of Che State OF
therefore ordered that publication be made N tne
willie Union and American, for four successive WEEKS
appear the Of the Chancey
be holden, for iha county Of Pey at the
Of Linden, Thursday after the % Monday IN Sane
ana plead answer or deuur 10 cemDainants BILL the same
be taken confessed. and the cause set or q
IA him. ISAAC hOANN'N
N Cox, Attorney for eompainants.
.vffn ,faaQ
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Tennessee Champion
Portable Plantation and ElOCE
Mill Stone Establishment.

tDURR MIL stores Of al! sises On hand, snd rads 70
Smut Mills. Of the latest improved pateot; Mi 90
Aii Gearing, Boiling Cloths; Betting, HolEg ard Rsz
screws; sorsen Wire. Mil Picks, and <lastar Parin
which s warranted Of best qua y and 10 zgo satsesor
All orders and concentrations promptly attended To-
opposite Broadway Mills, near IA B, Bros.l AZ
jrnsg2-d&Ea Narhsiiis. >
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