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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10

4. cRRATEAn. --.-u,~
M. a L. f. CHEATEEASr,' hA41-A'
WHOLESALE dROCERS, AND BEsAEExs
FINE BRANDIEs, VINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS. rAr.s.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND OHURcB S7R-xr4
Nashville. Tennessee.
arejustia receipt OF large and we'll selected .o f
$50 bids Sugar. ali grades; 100, genuine IIavsns
w hnis cnciee Molassesi w Kegs Nails assorted
100 DO do 100 dozen Painted Buckets.
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
LEO boxes Star Candles: 10 bb,s Filberts
100 boxes Tobsc co, assorted
FINE HRANBIES. WINES, &C.
. 4 4 Z < choice French Brandies;
y 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wnesi
$50 BASKETS best brands Champagne;
50 boxes Scovill Claret
l g sSs sns RoesT rise County WhishyI
do do do Bourbon do
And also lafgesockof Common WHISKY American Brandy
Gin, nc. -
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The nm
dersrsd Icing the ony Agents Nashville Of the Manufacturers
Eoc can the attention Of the Merchants and Traders,to their
iarge stock OF Powder on hand, IN Magazinefor sale
500 kegs Dupont Rife 2o-der; 20VO keys Hazard Pew
500 D. do DO 5000 p Esi, ,ycasors Blasting
eS Soo kegs Hazard 90 DO Powder.
~ = do DO do brands;
'Ooo kegs Dupont Blasting so bbs Toy Bedford Co.,
Der safety fuse
jain n &EF OHEATHAA A,rnt,
SOLE AGENTS F0KS
ggo ap.S Powder icy, Bickford Co.'s Safety
s~cs1na 20 Fuse
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Old Corn,
Flour.

AnRSS gold Corn, "a sacks New, on consignment, for
4VUO 1-EsSS W WATTS & CO.,
dec25-tf = 81 College street, Broad.
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EuSOIveut Notice.

EyHE insolvency the estate of John Caruhers deceased
being suggested the Clerk OF Macon county, is there
by said Clerk, that all persons having claims
against said hereby notified to file Them legally authen
cated the said Clerk Of Macon county Court Tennessee
the day May next in that settlement and
division pro rata may be made. NJ. N. ALEXANDER.
dec4-B5t administrator.
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N1AEcT g. WAGNER rs. Joseph wagner Petition for p
rnre On motion compiainanta Attorney, and Il ap
bearing 70 M saaciien from affidavit ned that The deena
Joseph Wagner o. 'e sae q
~ ne fsf nubcaton be for four ia
DE Tnon and American published in the city of Nash
vill reuirn defendant to appear the nextterm
uit Court to Be held for the county Of Perry Court
Hossc In ne Ltnden tho <h Monday in February
,ct then and plead, emrr csmparauts
h or e will be takeu for confessed and set for hearing
ex parte 70 him. B. G. HICKMAN, @. 4 NJ.
January y, 1851. jan27-wzt-pr' fee 80
I'm DICKSON COUNTY COURT-Japuary kules.
156l-Jane Pickett, ct ais, John D. slayden, ct al
Petition to sell land and Negro It appearing to me that John
D. sayden, OF the defendants ia the named cass
nonrdent OF the Stale OF Tennessee beyond the
q the ordinary OF lh Court, therefore ordered,
that pubhcaon be made in the Nahvs Union and
for three successive weeks requiring defend
ant asr At the March term, 1851 Of County
Court a. Charlotte the first Monday March, plead
answer O. demur the petition Pickett Others f
IN said Court the will be for confessed him.
January o. 1851 isn9S-s3s-rr's fee s3
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Flour, Corn, &c.
600 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour;
OUU $50 sacks Coru;
% bbls Lard;
50 - Green Apples:
p cases Parrspine Wax Candles;
SO Flour Sacks, ffy pounds,)
On consignment, for sale by
". WATTS & CO.,
janl9t No. 81 College street, Broad
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Ez0le.al. Depot, No. IS Cedar Street. Nor 10,
Address HENRY c. sPALDHNG & co.
Box No. $500 New, Ior
Nest Extensive
SOUTHERN PIANO Fern
NJ ANUFACTORY.|

NETN- KEABE Co Nos !, J, and Z, Fus.z ss.osj
~ Baltimore, respectfully inform their Scssssrn ri
that they have enlarged their factory are ro4 prepare
supply the great demand fer herp pianos T5 are ungues
ably the most durable and contain AL TIE latest nproges
and fully guaranteed for 1--we yesr FOr zeetn-ss and
power Of tone and agreeable tcGch ty are uuequaIed
ThalberE. Srakosch and othss great pausts have used the
their concerts and have gigsa certificates fer their superio
They have, for the last zen years. first premiums
all competition in eli The different States where they have
exhibited Last they received I've first premiums
Montgomery. Ala One for the Southern made psano
one foF TIE bsst against all competition.
fun supply Of the above celebrated instruments vii
ceving by J. A. NcCLTRE
UIay5, '6e-d&WIy Sole Agent NJ, u
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January o, lssl.
at waynesboro,,. Tennessce

O1-1-11toly eIG HVbUOKU' ? r1l1IN7"NO
Z 4 MARTIN, ATTACHMENT, Bell, William Lynch,
Master James Gin Patsey Barr Gill; defendants
IN his residents Of the STATE Of Tennessee that
the ordinary OF the law csnnct be served them 1t
therefore publication be made in the Union and
American, Newspaper published in the city of Nashville Ten
fer before the Of the next
term Of this Court, requiring said resident defendants
appear the Of this Court be holden the court
house Waynesboro State Of the
first Wednesday after the fourth Monday February next and
plead demur to complanahts BILL the will be
taken fer confessed and set for hearing expate them. jan
uary 9TH, 1e6l
WIT sfeeS2 AMOS HASSFII. C. NJ.
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VS. Extra and Extra Family, on consignment,
!. sale by " WAITS & co,
81 College street, near Broad.
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In Chancerv Court "a Gaine bOrO, Tenn,

EETILLIAM PURCELL, Rebeoa Purcell and Abigail
Wv Dixon, Uriah Davis, Msrgery Davis. Eby Dycusi
Polly Dycus, William Dixon and others hules
Isj-0rginal Bl0n motion Of TIE eoplsnants BY their
Solicitor and it appesr the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master, from the affidavit OF complainant William PURCELL
which fled that the oefendants' William Dixon, Asner
Hancock, Lidia Hancock, John Hancock Nancy Dxor,
Robertson Rebca Robertson Doctor Evans, Fanny Speakar
Josephine Speaknan Thomas Skman, ncnreidents
OF the State Of Tennessee II ordered that publication
made for four weeks in the Union and American
newspaper published the city Nashville, requiring
non resident dendants appear before Chanoery
sinesboo before the second Monday February
and then there their compliments bill
the will be taken for Confessed and hearing
exparte as them. W Il Bolts, c. 4 II.
ianI7-wzt prs fess3
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I'm stewart County Court.

Holm MOORE and others VS. Lueian Moore and ak
81 Petition to sell land slaves It appearing that
Iucian Moore and Lynn Moore, and Martha Moore and
james Moore the defendants in this presidents
OF the State Of Tennessee and beyond the reach Of the ordinary
process Of this court is therefore ordered that publication be
made In the Nashville Unisn and American, newspaper pub
lshed in Nashville Tenn for four weeks requiring said non
resident PENDANTS appear before the Justices OF stewart
County Court their February term, 1861 plead answer or
demur compansnts b flied in said against them or
the will be taken them and set Tor hs
ing pate. December 26Ia, 1860.
jane W3t-pr't seeS3 WIN COOK, c. 4 NJ
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uT1LLIAM DRAPE

ATILLIAM DRAPER, complainant vs. William jones,
w Draper John Rssce and John Wilson deiedAnts.-
Judgment and Attachment Bl0R molten ofconpsinan by
his solicitors and it appearing 10 the CLERK and Master from
allegation in complansnts BILL which that the
defendant, William Jones, Is resident Il the State Of
Tennessee 1t soderd that publication be made for four
sye weeks in the Union and American published
in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee requiring resident
defendant appear before the Chancey Court at Gsneboo
On before the second Monday in November next to there and
and then enter his defence ccmpananis b the will
be taken for confessed and the will be down for hearing
xPRrte as to him. WIN T. Bolts, O & M.
janl7-wst prs feeS3
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Notice.
Valuable Farm for sale.

SPALDIG 81
7SeIAp.T-<SG, (d-TT1A
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VETILLIAM h Bolts, complainant, vs. jackson Perry,
Wv Granville 0TertSn, and Kikparck.-Qrginal Bill.
OH molten Of complainant by his soors and appearing
that the defendant jackson Perry nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee Il is ordered that publication be MADE for four
the Union and American newspaper
hed in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee requiring said deen-
dant to appear brore the Chanc Court snes5oro
before tee second Monday February, 1861,
planants bill the will be for confessed and
down for hearing as TO him. WIN Bolts, o, & n.
janlT-wst pr sieeS3
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9 WIN II Bolts, C. GM.

FENHE Bank ef Tennessee Uah Brown, Thss Draper
and others.-Judgrert and Attachment Bill On motion
OF complanants by their SOLICITORS AID appearing the
siscton OF the Clerk and Master from allegation
painan BILL which to, that the defendant Jas
IS resident Of the Sta Of Tennessee II is ordered that
publication be made for four Union
aud American newspaper published in the City Of Nashvl
Tennessee requiring said defendant appear before
Court at GsoeSboro before the second Monday
February, 1861 and compliments BILL same will
he taken for confessed and the down for hearing
par1e as to him. WIN Bolts, G. & Al.
jsnI7-prsseeS3
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GOVer.M
III PROCLAMATION
;2SHAEI G.. HARRIS,
Unr1EHr of The Stare Rf tEnruasSnp

TENo OF all the counties in said state-Greeting
You sE21ereby commanded to open and hsd election
all thu Iesof holding elections in your county, the
9th day Of usry next for the purpose Of determining uh
ConVeID shall be Called and also of elecng Delegates
the meet in Nashville the 25h day of Rsb
ruary with the provisions the Act Of 18th
January ISL and prompt and immediate return make Thereof,
to the Secretary Of state, required by said Act.
IAJestmony whereof have hereunto set my hand
caused the Great Seal of the State affixed
}Ls the department, in Nashville this, 2stdsyof Janu
} aryEA. b. 1860.
- By Cue Governor: ISHAM G. HARRIS.
]. (. X. Ray. Secretary Of State. jan92 dIw-wIw
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FENHE Bank Of Tennessee, Uriah BreEn and others
IL Judgment and Attachment Billion motion Of complain.
ants by their sscters and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
ahe Clerk and Master frem allegation in complainsn BILL
which 10 to, that the defendant James
resident ofthe State OF Tennessee 1t is ordered that pubcs
Hsn be made for four successive weeks the Union
lean newspaper published in the city Of Nashville
requiring said defendant appear before the Chancey Court
al Ganeoro at the next term Of the said
complsnants BILL will for contested
SCI down for bearing fxparte to him
jan17-H4t prs feeSS VIM II Bolts, c. < NJ
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ennessee Champion
Portable plantation and FFeurf
EFiIE stone EzsahsishEaaut.

URR ASto7sz = 81 szea on hand. and ,u.ss 20 or
smut Atlll Of tAs latest improved pAtslt Mil spin
sill Geaip Boiling Cloths; Boiling, Roiag and Rsruls
se[eEs sareen Wire, Mill Peka, and Plaster Paris
EAch Is warranted Of bes, quality to give styctan
All orders and communication promptly attended 70.
j. n. WARNE;
VProsle aradSsy Nils, near 4 i r, Broad street,
1gnsas-1zFu Nashville. Ten
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Nashville South Side

Z M - TT TT u tt Il
CAPITOL HILL, NASHVILLE.
MRS EMUA EFOLCOMREJ
MISS L. Il. N0TTINGHAM,{ associate FrincPais'
yaNHE premises hitherto occupied By Mira Holcombe having
been found too limited fer the extended patronage her
School, the present Principals have been
cure, for term Of the spacious and beautiful
Putnam. The location unequaed-being private CENTRAL
elevated and accessible The House finished in the most i'm
proved DoderR style, containing "a large rOom thoroughly
ventilated by windows the floor opening pazzas and
building The grounds beautifully laid and the WALKS
we'll paved allowing ample for recreation and
Every department filed with the CHEST Professional talent
The boarding pupils Will ali the advantages of
home their comforts will be scrupuiousy for by
Matron, well pre- eminenty qualified the flee BY
her unyedirg integrity, kindly sympathy and unwearieJ
assiduity.
the other arstclas shooT in the
city For terms, further particulars apply either
principals.
REFERENCES:
ey VIM Plumer D. ALE Prof Dabney, Richmond Col:
ghanny City, Pa. lege Va
Rev N Hodge, D, Rich Hon John " peterborough,
mond, Va. Lexington. Va.
Rev heOre Richmond Msi James Garland, P5ylVs-
Va, MIA, Va
Rey Jesse Ar1ssead D, Cum Rev Hays, Nashville.
herland, Va. Rev B c Howell, D D do
Col II suish, } Virginia JAS Hamilton, Esq. do
Maj 7 Williamsop} Military In Alex Fall, Eco. do
Maj Thos ackson.) stitute james NclOl. ESQ., do
Rev J NJ kirkpatrick, Danville, Mrs Brown, do
Va. R II Gardner, Esq.
Or Tbos Atkirson, do i4as Vaulx. ESQ. DO
Thos Grssty, Esq do Hon John Mclean. U Supreu
Rev GildersleeSe, Richmond. Court
Hon David Burnett, Calves. Gen R c Martis, do Las
ton, Texas. Hon John Letcher, Governor
Hon David Este 8 su. virginia.
preme Court.
dacoS-tav3w
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PHOTOGRAPHEC CARD.
TAhE pleasure in announcing my old friends and
toners mat after an absence OF have again
turned 70 resume the practice Of the Photographic Art
IN All US branches having purchased the interest Of brother
n he old established Gallery Union having spept
Tour months in New York the past Summer to fully all
the late improvements in the painted
enlarged the suite OF Rooms throughout That nv facilities are
now better 70 produce hrst class work than
beast Of and eonduee the comfort patrons
eny TO sustain the proud position the Gallery heretofore
sustained bot to elevate II to St higher standard have
also engaged the services Of Mr.. COOK the best Photo
grsphes in the world who the which obtained the
first premium at the Worlds Fs London in Is5l and an
determined not only to make this leading Gallery in the
State but work shall be surpassed North or south
and Low INTRODUCES TO the public the following new syles.
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Nignette, plain colored;
1vorytypes, coored;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs on Canvass. life size:
Visiting Cards, full length, plain:
Autograph Photographs, Is taken NJ ona sitt,,r
microscopes, glass paper.
continue to make the Melainotype Ambrstve hereto
FORE The above sty les all entirely new in This cv a4
the Autograph Gard, which only made one at tine IN
who in want oanythng nay are politely "a Ave
call before visiting elsewhere, when will move h. ocr
oelnonstrstloh Ihe ABOVE iacu' Respectfully,
oeSl-u F. W. HUGHES.
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FEFTY nOhI-ARS IrEW1nn

VIE above reward vl be given Tor the apprehension 81
negroes ranagay from the Iuhscrber, near Alamo 4
1rnuy county, Tennessee, the night Of the s Moud
In september last the lodging them sons afe ai 80
can get then and notifying q that BE- And also
nore Tor the apprehension Of any Waite person who nav
esrned in the dseoying th.m Oh that ne may be aeat
cording to Justice
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
and all Landings On Miss. River.

useo NEW ARRANGEMENT. ascr
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FRENCH PROTESTANT ~ 80, a. D@As0
philadelphia, 4rb v--OOA.
y &c S.rt at =, CoEnty, Stale OF Tennessee

SEE W ART COUNTY COURT 49,
x t-JaInes B. McCarrolI ct ais vs. Chss - ID
49, ~, St9n % sell land Il appearing to ~, -
NJ, o-l, that Tics Mccsrroll, francis MO-, Soi,pa
asSarroI Senes Nc arol San uel Necarroil s1 ton
residents az Re s, q francis McCarrol deceased a..
NashEiIis To oe ma e for four consecutive uesEs
city Of Nss5vilIs f;Ac1s, newspaper published !,
be bosen ~ ~. Of tie Count, Court o. steEart
Tepness-. ~ s15s house in said county In tbs So
- 70 ns and set down for hearing sxpasts
eec7-v4i-pr'sfse -. ". COOK, Clerk
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NJ z4e Drspared 70 do the Fin OOG na a. -
~ sheet Metal ~ erik nes ssssrr y Ssiis1s ~
most subs antial manner, and will ss e Ne n
est possible rates. 7. n. EC1 ASk co.
First door below Post "a - ar Churc1 strasLI
aos-lhu Nsslt ~. Irp
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TO SHIPPERS.

EuPERISTENpESrs OFFICE N. & G. r. >,
Nashville, Jan. 81. 1e6l-
Owing the unusual accumulation of Ereghs at Nash
Vile. well other transhipping points soulh Of our
Road, mpeed receiving Freights for few dsyr
when furth's notes will be given, G. W. COLE,
kbl-f sBPD Superintendent.
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FOE RENT.

u street The front room will make good store or sal
room The back premises be occupied by families
Also, tive Offices the second story Apply premises or
dec2SdlW HAMTIT0N
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The es EoEzp aNs5t ioFty-ssg.n or Iorty s,ss vs-
E, Walks lstle lame in q her f-ot he ether ~,
oFs, about twelve and the other srt eleven v. a.
All black Il aPpreheu, the woman espeefaIv vii uoss
" deny her owner and the ps Of his abode u All Of ND
above reward fer sAy onScE two Of then.
deci-wSs porPrsrrI
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Observation-Disclosures NO1tce.

FE7HE dersgned having beea qualified according as
administrator OF g. G. POSDExIER deceased hereby not
hes all persons having claims against the
them duly auhenticated with him in tze prescribed by
they will be barred. {. HAYWOOD
Nashville Nov IA, God tr&Ev
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In Chnncery at lCamaen, Tennessee.

I'M Il EDDINGToN, Martha Standardization
w fo DivorceIn appears from the petition
which Is sworn to- the defendant; Martha is non resi-
cent Of the State OF Tennessee II is therefore ordered that pub
I he made in the Nashville Union and American, for four
eve weeks requiring the defendant to appear at next term
~ ne Cancey Court the % Monday in March next and
Io5 aswer or demuF said petition the will be
e T confessed for hearing exFsrte at said term OF
Inc N' D. P. HUDSON, C &M
By his Deputy, W. A. STEELE.
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Sit Lux ct lux Fuit
OATS.
~ - SACKS OATS, Just received consignment. and
4 - rsaeat the Broadway Mills.
sepg~ D. D. DICKE
THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY

Great Southern Eastern, Northern and
Western Express FOrwarders!
NOR the safe AID speedy transportation Of Freight, Money,
El Jewelry nd valuable packages.
Have ARRANGEMENTS with the various Railroad Companies
whereby they enabled to forward by the daily
tran all matter entrusted to them in charge Of Special Mes
sengers at low rates.
They dispatch Express daily for New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and all places North and East.
To Chattanooga, Memphis Rckme1d, New Orleans, and all
places South and So Invest.
To Louisville st Louis Cincinnati, and all places in Ii
Northwest
Have connections in New York with Europe and California.
They take charge Of slaves and forward them to all part
the South
For information to time, &C. inquire at the Offices of
Company in the principal cities of the Union
JOHN s. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent
JAS. SHUTTER, Supt., Chattanooga. febi6
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
q - s. ~ seq
10 baltimore, PhiIaderDhf..
ana sos t0n, and the 6nIv e.,
Was3,fngfes, rsfr

and Boston, and the 6ni-~ a.
Washington CTf1
G tENTKAL OHIO AND EsaTr.,v...-
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminate AZ ~. =. ~ 4
son CiIy on ne East and Coum51s on fk We 80
e0hnsc's Win Railroads for and from al P@
est' sonfh-~est and North-yVe.t.
si.sssenEers q this Route visit tie &C.,, =
Aa y eF York, or Bosou at h 80 -
Aork or Boston alone, By other lines eket 70 Ne
the Eastern an .SS 5, Ss procured viz Washington cir
9sssp,ng cars attached to al night tr,ins S~oAiy'
al principal points - - Pfisiess Of st0pping
visit an H. a travellers for pleasure or fuso-,,,,
The eastern Cities eoupaTssi-~s- a.'a q
il Is uneqazIiet n - 9r rs wonderful Ieaufy a s
large rr ndd equipment; is escln -na 5ishi ira
lenee % The conD5 Gses its hne hotels. fuasr he
sndesmfsrt SD lnsnrss 70 the passsprer~
me principal Raisrs. Cheeks can be prsc..s
Ask for tickets - tearahodt Offices IN ~ W. q
w. PsMTrt3 ,nnnsce AID Ohio Raii.ord
l. N Cor q u aster Pransporfatic- n = n -
II arr :. - Genera Ticket Age1, ~ : y = y.
II. J. JFvFrrr-.n -, Gen. Western arsrr p = - - y n
j.. W BEcyrrsS1 u, Prss't, c o 4 n -H'N'' . q y X
spriIg M Genl Ticket a., 49,,
H.
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COUNTY COURTIOF DAVIDSON COUNTY

" TenneSsees-JamesT Faulkner, Margaret Faux.
and Ann Howerton Alfred Owen Owen,
and otbersB for petition Of real Eldred Howtsr
seceasedAt the Office Of Clerk Master County
Court at Nashville the 9Th day motion
Of complainant by counsel in the appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master the said defend
ants, Alfred Owen snd Sssan Oven Virginia
and residents Of the State Of Tennessee and therefore
nary process sf this upon Them il
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication
made for four weeks in succession in the Nashville Union add
American, published in the city Nashville
surfing the said defendant to appear at the County
Court to be holden for the county Of Davidson court
thereof in the city Of Nashville r Monday in Februa
next and answer said BILL the for
essed 70 them and Sc; dewnfor heaIiug ex parte.
P K CHEATHAM
da~os6A .w4t ms fseS3 C1o-i- - 49,,
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TNSOLVENT NOTICE.

HAVING this day suggested the Clerk Of the County
Ct Weakly county Tennessee, the insolvency OF the
John N Mailing deceased therefore all pesons holding
claims against estate, hereby notified to file them prop
ery with Clerk aforesaid, before the 18th
day July, claims against the said estate will be
Indicated that day for prorata distribution. January the s
Ie6I G. &. HOLMAN, Administrator.
febI-w4t-prs eeS3
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NATHAN N. EDWARDS I'm,
decl5'6s-w4t-pr'stee SO Of said Cour
IN CHANCERY COURT AT DRESOEN-.

IN CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN.
: tor Weakiey County, State of Tennes-
See.--OrgnR Injunction B-0rder Of Publication-Tbou-
Glass David Moore, Yanruler William Landrun
and james II Brakeman Pom the affidavit the bill in this
cause appearing TO the Clerk AMI Master Court that
said defendants David Moore, John Vancuer are
residents Of said state Of Tennessee therefore ordered m
said Clerk and Master that this order published four
cessiVs weeks IN he Weekly Union and uercan ewpaper
published in the city Of Nashville, Commanding
the said Moore and Kancu file their answer pleas or de-
mures TO said b al or before he Chancery
Court to be d at the Court House in town Dresden fer
Nekey county State Of Tennessee second Monday Of
JanaAr FOL OF said bill ard AL things therein, will be taken
Tor confessed against them and for hearing them exat
at said term OF said curt. This December 1860 m
copy frOa TIE OrSer Book
NATHAN n. EDWARDS c GM
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10
DE. ". p. InNEA
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AS Office adSnir the les derce oil Captain ssockel
Cherry Street. at No. "A Pr9sras between
Church and Broad. ianl9-tf