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From CharIeslon.

CHARLESTON, Jan lin the Senate to-day the
Military Committee reported in favor of raising
be on a war footing TO meet opposers from any
quarter. The State SHOULD have a permanent mill
tary establishment and Notifications. The Commit
tee recommend that the army consist of q regiment
of infantry and battalion of artillery of four COM
panies. 1t will form a nucleus around which the
militia and volunteers can rally, and besides be a
peace establishment, or furnish South Carolina's
quota in the army Of the Southern Confederacy.
The Senate went into secret on the propesl-
ton to lay submarine telegraph between Charles
Castle Pinckney.
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Prom. washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-Although the Republican
Senators yesterday voted against the Crittenden
Compromise, their chief objection was to that part
Of it relating to division of TIE Territories which
may hereafter besequired; but measure Of that
character, confined TO the present Territory, must
meet with some degree Of favor from the Republi-
cans in both branches of Congress
1t is known. in the most reliable Republican cir
eles, that SO far, Messrs. Seward and Bates are the
only gentlemen selected for Mr.. L;nooln's Cabinet,
and probably Mr.. Wells, Of Connecticut The others
will not be absolutely determined upon till the arri
val here Of the President elect. ~
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Georgia statesConveptiop.

MnLEDeEvnLE, Ga, Jan I16-The Convention met
at ten o'clock this morning
Judge Benning, of Muscogee, twas elected tempo
rary Chairman.
The convention then proceeded to the election of
permanent President whereupon Hon. George W.
Crawford, Of Richmond county, was elected by &C.
clamation. 4.. d 4
AR. Lamar, Esq, of MUsoogse, Was elected Seere-
tary of the convention, on third ballot.
Aeommittee was appointed to wait upon the Com
missioners from tSOuth Carolina and Alabama
Aessrs. Orr and Shorter, and fequest those gentle
men to communicate with the convention, and ae-
cept seats on the floor.
The convention then adjourned until ten o'clock
tomorrow
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Of all graes the arkst The trade. however, very
brisk being conantd mainly supply the home demand and
ders from adjoining counties We quote superne
as rs and Extra $6 25@5 so. Sacks selling 50 10
93 30.
Corn Meal is in light supply and selling 7Os75c per bush
Ell. the outside quotation for small lots.
Wheat isnomnal at 81 O59l 20 per buEhel.
there considerable activity in Corn and with constant ad
dtions will be able fill all orders. We quote ths
range market 6597O sacks included For msll lots
high Agurs would probably be demanded
Seed Cats 455Oc per bpshel with good supply
Of the best varieties on the market
Rye is quoted at 81 per bushel.
PRoYIsIoNs-The receipts country continue
ceedingy light and must continue there is bat little in
the country to SELL The market is moderately active. We
quote Shoulders at 9c Ribbed Sides 9lOc, Clear Sides
IOH91lc and Hams 1O91c, from wagon From store X9Kc
advance on these figures is demanded.
THERE'S good demand for Lard at 999e from wagons and
lo4lc from The market quite bare Ct good article
Butter fos table finds ready sale at ls92cc b. though
Inferior ia quoted at 15Q917c.
English Dairy Cheese quoted at I2c Il, and Western
Reserve at IIS1lhc. The market is we'll supplied.
Eggs find ready sale at 139l5c the outside quotation
tail.
sALT-we quote Coarse Sack at 81 25 Fine So
bushel The stock the ample
to meet the demand.
HAY-here good supply Of baled Hay the Market
and quote the wharf at ~ per and from at
S27. Timothy is selling at as5 per ron.
GR0CERIEs-The market rather dull to-day, with but
little doing We quote BIO Coffee at l39I4; Fair Choice
Sugar 69s In Ahss bbs MolAsses 3Gs3o bbls and
35937 in haltbhls
FRUITsThe supply Of Green Apples light We quote 50
a. per b the range though choice article could poa
bly, be had at the outside rate.
Fruits the transactions are limited, with light
receipts We quote Apples, peeled at 4Oc Peaches unpeesd
81 1oa1 Is, peeled, s2ae 2j busheI.
iE a NJ West 4.
the market. which are held at SAGA 50 y Dbl.
PEANUTS-The demand for Peanuts is liniie at $4,000
bushel, at whioa they dull.
sEEDs-CIover Sc 2596 so bushsl; Blue Grass stripped,
375; Clean 81 bushe Of II Timothy % so bushel;
Herds Grass sL4OI50; Orchard 81 G09I75 Miet 81 so;
Hungarian 81; Flax Seed = stt
FEATHERs-Festhers in limited demand at 3c@321c
for Live Geese, when put in good shipping
GINsENG-The demand is limited at Csc per D.
BEEsWAX-Buyers offering 93925 per ID.
WHIsKYReched is held at Is92Oc gallon, and county
al 5O975c per gallon, according to Quality,
CoALr-We quote Cumberland 20 srrTe) at 20825c for
Round and Lump bushel seEanee $685. EtnA q 22s
Bells 20a 25c and Pittsburgh 2OG25c The suppyi still light
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BY TELEGRAPH


WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE President of the Ala
banda ConYenti. n to-day teIegraphed the Alabama
Senators not to leave their seats until further av
ed, on account of the refusal of the North Alabama
deegatesto sign the Ordinance Of secession. unless
the time therein is postponed till the fenrth Of
March,
In the Deficiency bill yanderbilt's name was
struck out Of the appropriation for carrying the
mail between New York and California.
Inc Hon. Vim. Aiken, of South Carolina, has been
forced to contribute 900 that to government I'M
dera penalty Of eonfiscation, in case eff refusal.
washington Jan Il, EVERY foreign Government
represented here is distinctly opposed to secession
schemes and win publish their views.
zen. scott has been advised that 2OCO Baltimore
ans are ready to come to Washington at the shortest
notice to defend the District and Capitol.
The Brooklyn was requested to counterman1 the
Star of the Vests orders. and send her with her
troops to Hampton Roads.
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Georgia state convention
Special Dispatch 20 the constit1tionalist.

specaldspateh 70 the Consttationalist.
MHLEDGEvHLE, Ga, Jan 16.-3:40 P. M--The con
vention met this morning at ten O'Clock Hon. Geo
W. Crawford, secessioIist, was elected permanent
President. and Col A. T. Lamar, seeessionst. Ser
retary. The majority for secession in the conven-
ion is about one hundred; and there X no donbt
that all the delegates viii sign the ordinance of se
cession when its ratification takes place
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RENovI--Messrs. THoMA & RowEN have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppo-
site the Sewanee Hotel lately occupied by L. MOSES
as furniture store The large room has been
handsomely reftted, especially for their business,
and is now filed with a fine display Of goods. Per-
desiring articles in their line should give them
CALL they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully. and in the most fashionable
STYLE. janlO I'm
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spec g.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TPAyE THREE HUNDRED AED SEVENTY EIGHT
Of land for sale lying in Weekley county, Tennessee
leading Dresden 70 TreutoI, the Gross
RoAs leading from McLemorese to Hickman There $50
Land in good state Of cultivation, with coed
dwelling negro Kitchens barn ablesa good well snd
good springs 500 bearing apple ees good peach orchard
with bearing plum trees. ounces &c.
Its GOOD stand for Tavern. 1t good chance foI any
wishing purchase, the land and improvements
equal TO any in the State.
particulars information write to the proprietor,
tsns-wsms JOSIAH THORNTON.
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cam for a r1ass rrnat,nu.

PrrTsBURG Jan Fr-This evenings Chronicle con-
taius call for grand mass meetiao 10 he beS i,
members of all parties to recommend the PASSAGE ~
the Crittenten Compromise, or any other probable
and reasonable compromise designed 10 settle the
differences between the North and South. The eall
IS signed by large number of the most prominent
business men Of the city.
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MURDER IN SHELBYYuIE-We learn from a. cor
respondent that Mr. WILLIS BURKs, an old citizen of
Shelbyville, of many virtues an few faults, was
deliberately shot in the forehead, on the night of
the 18th, by man named HILTON, killing him al
most instantly. HHToN made his escape. Our cor
correspondent gives no other particulars
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UPThis Safe and EfTectuaI Remedy fer
worms has been more extensively regular physicians
any proprietary MEDICINE whsh has ever made its
pearance in the United States.
used with the utmoseedo and confidence gentlemen
who have attained eminsnce Middle stern and South
ere States.
The great Of is popularity the fact hst nothing has
yet discovered ssh be substituted its place. and
that may used In ali without any fears the
suit Is perfect safety it to every parent. II
ecreed wthnths system, IL will speedily expe them
without fall But in order obtain the genuine article. every
purhser should be on biz guard we'll to the initials
The bottle wrapper ard particular that he buying
b. A. Fahnetocke FsEutpge, and no eshef, noY4-Ein
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D. W. GREEN. JNO. F. HAGAN
Magazines for February.

GODEE,S LADT,S BOOK for February, Just re.
celVed by GREEN & co.
PETERSON;s LADIES, MAGAZINE, for Feb
ruary, just received ly GREEN & CO.
ARTHUR'S ROME MAGAZINE, for February,
just received BY GREER CO,
Daily Papers cents. N. Y. Herald, Louisville
Journal, Cincinnati Commercial, Baltimore Sun, Charleston
Mercury, St. Louis Republican Louisville Courier &c, &c
NEW BOOKS.
We constantly receiving sill the and popular NEW
BOOKS in Paper and Cloth bindings.
LITERARY AND NEWSPAPERS.
wekeep GREAT VARIETY Literary Newspapers which
will supply publishers pces Come and you
would get reading matter cheap.
StationeFy-0ur stock OF Letter, Note and Foolscap
papers is large States INKS Steel and Gold Pens Blank
Book, Check, Note and DRAFT Books, &c &c.
Gail at GREEN & CO.,
ianl6-d&vtf No. 6, Union Street,
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IN THE CHANCEEY CouRT Ar nREs-

IN TINE CHANCEEY COURT Ar nRES-
4 den for Weakley County, state OF Tenn
neSsee-0rder Of Pui3eatonOri ginHl BiliE ah
stor Andrew Csyoe, John r Caycs Georfs Cyos
From af8av Of the plainans counsel Micash
we'll, this day led in this It appears the Clerk and
Master Of said Court that the said desa John Caye and
George Cayce, nonesden3 or sz Of Teanese,
and reside in Kentueky It Il therefore ordered b. said CLERK
and Master that the or be published for four successive weeks
In the Weekly Cli0R and american, Newspaper published
In the city q Nashville, said STATE Of rsnnssse, eonarng
said Joho Caycs and George Csyse to lie Their a
denurers to said Bill At before ts 81 said Char
y CopTtto be held at The court house IN Dresden for We7
county, State o. Iennese the nd Mo-day Of JantaFys
e6is said l and hings srsln viii he taken hr ossed
agn thes and set for hearing them xparts 81 d Term
Of lad Court This DeesAser 9Th, 1851. "A trs oopT hc
the Order Book
NATHAN NJ EDwARDs,c an,
decI5'ao-wft-pr'sfee 80 q sad oour
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Nashville, January oh, 1861. "a 1 jamie
PROCLAmATION,

TsHAM G. HARRIS Of the State OF Tennessee To
all these presentsGreetng; whereas y
has been made known that certain John Hacker stands
charged with having cmmied o1 and atreous murder on
the 3 sy OF November lS0, upon the body OF David Kerry
running at large. o
Now therefore @. HARRIS, Governor as aforesaid
by yrture OF the mower and authority in vested do hereby
s259 person or persons who sy aPpr
John and deliver Linn to the shrn OF
or Of our county OK Megs order that Justice their behalf
may be had and executed.
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hsne
and caused the great seal Of the State 70 be axed at
4 ISHAM g. HARRIS
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Y feet Of water in the canal. $500
I'm ohanoerY al vyaynesboro',s Tennessee'
MARTIN, Atttaehmsnt. Bell, hiiha1 Hynsa
81 e,aiIt appearing satisfaction o. ,1e ~
Master that James GIL. Patsey Arr and Jenn I'll. 49,
IA this case, residents OF the state OF - W.
the ordinary process Of the Law eannst be 80. - f
herefors erderef that be MADE IN 1S Cnon arg
Amcrican newspaper published n the ely ~ - ~
nessss fer four weeks before - next
e. ~ tsts 60. -sorrfnc aid non resident dekadants
annss A. ~ ~ r o this Court 70 be holden At the court
house 10 e town og Waynesboo STATE 81 tennessee on the
rf Idnesav after fourth Mendsy IN feonay next and
iead asscr 81 eur coPaashis oi, o. t1e same viii Be
conf sseds and 81 taf A'e - 70 esin S4n
n1 AZ 81, esr.fsess AMOS HkssELL, GAM
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COUNTY COuRrnE nAVIn1ns, rnrrrrrn

a NVJREE COURrOF DAVI DSON COUNTY,
~ Eenaessees--samesT Faalkner, Hatsare. " Fsulk.
ner ana ann HoEerton Alfred Owen and susn Oven
nd osnrsB for petition Of real Of Edred
ne efee 81 the ClSr Master County
o. oy council n the above and appearing
70 me ofth srx zBd MAse, aid defend
ants, Alfred Oven sssaa Oven aig esiert,cf Vrn
ana non the State 81 Tennessee, and therefore,
summary process 81 this court upon hsE IA
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Magtsr fat ubiisn -
made Tor four weeks In NashYe Crnn an
Newspaper published IN city Nashville re-
9pFg tas aid defendant sppea the County
Ceur 70 Re holden for the esrnty Davou court w
hereoi In the city Of Nashville srs Monday in Rebua
~ next aud answer said bl the wiz FOR cor
iesSed As to them and sat downicr hearing payte.
X UHEATuAN.
decl9 so wit prs feeSg Clerk ana Ff..far
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We call the attentionof our readers, and espe-
ciay the ladies, to the sale of secondhand pianos
carriages, borouches, and buggies, to be sold by
BENZ +. SHIELDS & Co. at 10 O'clock this morning
Some very fine instruments viii be found in the
stock. Terms LIBERAL
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CAPE RACE, Jan. 1.-THE Teutenia arrived off
tbs port to-day. She brings dates of the eth.
The King Of Prussia Is dead
serious disturbance had occurred at Ke1ra-
krempt, Hungary. The soldiers were ordered out
and hred upon the mob, wounding five persona.
The bombardment of Gaeta was continued.
: Bourbon conspiracy had been discovered in
Naples.
Negotiations between France and Sardinia had
been had concerning Gaeta.
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Seven Thousand Dollars.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. II, 1861
W. J. MARE, Agent Of the Home Insurance Com
pany Of the City Of New York has paid us 81 600,
the amount Of our claim for Insurance, against this
Company. J. LullspEN & Co.
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DIED.

In Williamson county, on the 18th ins Mr. ALLISON ROB-
lNsoN, of Arkansas, sged about thirty ave years.
His remains will be inferred City Cemetery to-day a.
o'clock.
Little Rock papers copy.
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BRDGEPoRT, Conn. Jan. 1.-THE jury have rem
dered verdict Of guilty against Andrew koDerts,
formerly Of Springfield, : baggagesnan at the New
York and New Haven Railroad, and Kellogg. OF Ann
herst. the persons ON trial for the adams Express
safe robbery committed on the night Of the 10th Of
April 1860.
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Nashville PIow works

TVNHIs establishment having been re built -
Il by Messrs. Sharp Hamilton, with S=SSSs5nnzzz==,
increased facilities for manufacturing Plows IN
CultivAtors, &c, will Keep full supply E7c-ss
both Steel and Wrought Iron which we
the attention OF Farmers and Planters Those implements
AL warranted to perform Ne and good in respect
the best imported powS and al uniformly prices
octle-d iW&warn HILLMAN RR0THERs.
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BREAK REPAIRED-The injury to the bridge near
Wartrace, on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road, by the present freshet has been repaired and
the trains have commenced running through again.
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20 ar as The stitch Is ooneeTne this list Of machines are
precisely alike, all Shuttle Aaene and FOR ssrrynu the
oWer uadr thread all sutiles Into which an hs uades
bread used on eschand all Of them have to be rOounsI
The capacity Of The shasss in these machine Il very
nearly the they hold whsa dued zs Goals No s,ooi
Cotton not TO exceed il yards. HaE
me shuttle stitch is the eok stitch far srert
bat tits al and the IRE siteh made ~ merck
crossing two threads. The ends All M huttl
Machines mus. be fasened BY the hand ns Pssysasppns
The Shuttle Machine beter adapted to raaufcref f Il
mily
an3i-dtzkv
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From New ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Jan. I7-Twothirds of the elected
delegates to the Louisiana Convention are secession
lists. Col. Chase, commander of the Florida forces
telegraphs the Mayor of New Orleans for 1000 men
to aid III Selling Fort Pickens
The steamer Habana, from Havana the 18th, has
arrived. Business was dull land suspensions nu-
merous. Sugar unchanged. The new crop was
rapidly coming in. Money scarce.
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NATHAN N. EDWARDS, c an,
decI5 ao-wft-pr'sfee 80 o. said oour
~ CEIANCERY COUNT AR DElIsSDEN-.

r.ANCEtkH COUNT AT DsA+sDEN-~
ID Tor Wealkfey County, sfilte OF Eenao1~
ses.--Orgnal Iniunstba B-Order q FtbhcaiionThom-
as ass vs. David Moore. John Vancuisr, lan Iandrnn
and james blakcsn From the kdaTh " the bill In his
cause Appearing the CLERK sni Master OF said ConI, hst
sale detoDdans David Moore. and John F4ncuer
residents Of aid State Of Tennessee 70 Il therefore eFiurad
aid Clerk and Master. That TITS order Be ptsc four
ceHvs weeks IN the Wey Union and American. reTpepsr
published Of Nashville. afok1i couuanhne
the said Moore and Yancui = fe their lnsser faB
aal bill beors the next term of CaneaE
CSRrs held Court House. IN lbs r
aksy county State e Tennessee, re con Aopdag
January 1861, said bill ard AL thngs therein, will b. akan
Tor confessed ansl them and set for herring 70 expar
at szid Of said court This pscembsr eh, l6l "a ia
copy fr01 the Order Boob
NATHAN n. EDRARDs. AN
deel5'6@w4t-pr'sfee - ofEhd 0 eur
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Do You Want a Pipe and Game Together!
Give JOHN WHoRLEY, 80 South Market street. a
trial. The most complete pipe yet offered, in mo-
ment can be turned into neat and handsome walk
ing stick. Direct importation from the European
manufactures t jan1
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W7ILLIAM DRAPER, complainant William Jones, Fl
Wv Draper John R9ece and John Wilson, defedants
Judgment and Attachment Billion motion ofconpiainant by
his sctors, and It appearing TO the Clerk ami Master,
an allegation in complanants BILL which is that the
defendant William jones, Is nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee 1t ordered that publication be made four success
Sve weeks in the American, published
in the city Of Nashville Tennessee requiring said
defendant appear before the Chance Court sinesboro
before the second Monday in November
and then his defence complAinsn BILL the
be taken for confessed and the will be bearing
xparte as to him. WIN + Bolts, q Ii.
A ianl7-W4t-pr's feeS3
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COMMERCIAL.
MenetarY nnd Finnnnfni.

FRIDAY EvKNrEa, JAM le, 1861.
Ths Money market continues quiet The demand is not rv
heavy and very literally By the Banks Outside rates
continue at Lac p cent month
Exchange continues abundant l2 cent preuu with
downward tendency.
The only change to note in Money is in South
lima, which is nav taken at per cent discount
Mr. BENNETT introduced in House OF yeser
day bill WHICH prodha the Bank and Branch
es shall hereafter regulate their discounts Of promise ~ notes In
proportion to the population their respective Bank districts
and that they shall discount good solvent promsory
at four months time, and that the maturity OF the same shall
call not exceeding 25 per Of amount oane and shall
renew for the balanee subject each renewal to cali Of
fourth OF the original note every until the
shall be paid.
The New York Stock was reported lower yesterday
with sales Of State and Government at the second board
at the following pricesi
North carolina TAX
I1I.s 70. Is; =: .
United States Treasury l2
NEw YoRK, Jan M-Money easy plenty at old rates
Sterling exchange l059lo6; firm for best banking bills
With fair sales.
CINCINNATI JAN Up x-The money market Is unchanged
Exchange New and Boston has per cent
premium, and good demand and light supply.
The statement Of the Banks Of tina City OF New York the
the week ending the 18th ins presents following changes
from the statement Of the previous week.
decrease OF 499, $50
Increase OF Spece.-.... 1,b2i ,5l3
decrease OF circulation 81 4e5
increase Oh oharaWn Deposits. ,694, 453
Including the Exchanges between Banks through the
Clearing House, and including The uTreasuy statement
Of the I2h e following is the general comparison with the
previous weekly reports and also with the movement Of the
same time last year:
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For Rent.

LARGE and cemmodous house, with the convenience
IN water servants &c. situated the corner
Church and Spruce Streets will be rented for The ensuing ear
For terms &c., apply at Humphreys, No. y, Prshe
Square 10 decl9-da &c NICHOLSON,
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A sOLoMAN. Is 4 " Mccain Ct ala In thtsesu,sts.,
~ pears non the eenplansats bill, which sworn TO- saas
James NeatherspooR and james Brock are nar.Fede 10
state OF Tennessee IL Is therefore ordered Inst ubliesoe
pefnAde IN the Nashville Union and American for fur su,cs
Eeeks SiTtng thea - appear the term Of the Chan
ey Ceurt ne thursday after the third Monday N Fbruarv
iof and plead, answer dsmur said hill or the sane will -
sen or confessed IS V the and set Ter heaa expars al
said term Of the Court, January IN, Ie6i.
jamie vat pshfeca7s N HAMILTON. c. &M
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In Nfewarf County fSonrt.

ToIN MOORE and others vs Lucian D sooro and o..
ID Petition 70 sell azd and slaves II Appealing % ne te
lue1n Moore and Lynn Moore, ar Aiarins No. -
lanes Moore DESCENDANTS "a tbs cads are
Of he Of Tennsee. and beyoud ne reach 81
process Of this ceart, s y bersorc creud that d ~
nads IL the Nashville Uuia1 and Amcrisrn a nj
she'd Nashville, Esea for four Weess reou,s -
Fesdsnf defenealta % appear before III Jrsticss
County cous 81 their February term, lee 10 pissI
denus q aonpiainant. %, tied ii Irss aais N =
tks Ell be taken Tor - "a ,., -.
inr pnrte. Hecember 2eth. 1saa. 80 = " h9af-
JAMS was-gr t.lses3 Enf COOK. a -