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sPEciAl N0TIeEe

~ z9O0O Buildings have been cleared
Of RATS and NICE BY using Dr.. L. COTS Death te
Rats" It never fails 70 KIN Putnam CocksriIl,
Agents. Cleveland, o.
PILES CURED BY BRANDKETHS PILLS.
Or. Brandrsth, Dear sir:-I vas suffering for many
years from hereditary hsm0rrhodial affections, Of
which had the first attack in 1876 Since that time
was regularly visited with such complaints every
spring. Afeltinths morning most severe pain in
the back a. II the lower joints Of the spine were
broksn or lruisd and an asthmalic pressure on the
chest. Owing tony occupation which keeps me al
day busy ont Of doors and entirely dsrusting any 90
called regular tFeatgsonta shat would have confined
me 70 my house, thought 0ff0lloaing plan Of ny
own, which might cure ne without the Inconvenience
70 my business attending the treatment ofs Irregular
practitioner" So Iput an Allcocks Plaster right
over the groin renewing ig every f7ftnieht every
Saturday night took dose Of Brandrafh'g Pills
thzea or four, aa thought Necessary to dose, which
operated aftor getting up, three to Eve times In
the iorenooni on Sunday Tues'lHy and Thursday
nights took Life Addition Pill, which produced
one large evacuation. pursued this course for six
weeks and could attend to my business without in
ter-uptioni worked, ate and drank a. vas wont,
slept most soundly and aWaked every day With less
pain, and now I know nothing Of the complaint at
ALL 90 that feel obliged to make you this statement
forProper use, hoping that this simple proceeding
may benefit many Is il has done me.
Ian, dear Sir, yours most respectfully,
a. LEHMAN.
La CROEICA Ofieo s. Franklin-st., New York.
All enquiries Immediately answered By addressing
Dr. Brandrsth. New York
naNsW style Of Brandreth Pills at the sole agency
20 superior-st.
BEProstration Of the System and rapid
decline are almost invariably thsTesuIts clearly nal
practices and unchecked vicious habits. treatise
elaboratsly got up has lately issued from the press,
illustrating this tendency, and the as veil
prevention Of the same. II is entitled aHuman
FriltY, or ysiological Researches" It entersfuI
l into the causes effects and most eeacious modso OF
curing all diseases Of delicate nature, with ropious
instructions for the perfect restoration OF those who
are prevented b. impsdiments By entering into the
marriage state.
To be had Of DR.. Barrow, ls4 Blecker-St n Y. Sent
free Of postage everywhere. See advertisements Of
''Triesemaf1 4, 2 and s.
Sold BY c. ". Clark, Druggist, Cleveland, Ohio.
A Blue Scalp and HifheFed Hair
are the conseqneueesof using dyes containing Nitrate
Of Silver. Bear this in mind, and remember also,
that
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYET
has been analyzed BY Dr.. Chiffon Of New York, the
hrst Analytic Chemist in America, and is certified
under his hand t. be free from deetsri0us fnredisnts
as Wel as splendid Dye instantaneous In its opera
tiOn, and perfect in its results
Manufactured By Cristadoro, Astor House, New
York. Sold everywhere, and applied By all Hair
Dresserz-
b0-SWeet Flag Chewing eum-the best
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TO HORSE OWNERS

10 HUhoH wv WNEho.
DR.. Sweets InhalIibls Liniment for Horses Is un-
riEaled By any, and in an cases Of Lamsnes arising
trom Sprains, Bruises Wrenching, its effect is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls and
RingbOne may be easily prevented and cured in their
incipent stages, but confirmed cases are boyond the
possibility Of a radical cure No case Of f1e kind
however ts 50 desperate hopeless but it nav ba
alleTiated BY this Linment, and its faithful appica-
l0n VIII Always remove the lameness, and enable the
horse TO travel with comparative ease.
EYeTy horse owner should have this remedy at hand
ior its timely use at the rst appearance Of Lamenes
VIII electually prevent those furmidable diseases
mentioned 70 which all horses liable, and which
render 80 many otherwise valuable horses nearly
land alteo2wdRwRs3
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are
the result Of long and extensive practice They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting all
Irregularities, painful Menstruaton, removing all s-
structons, whether from cold OF otherwss headachei
pain in the side papifation Of the heart whites all
nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue pain in thu
back and limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arises
from interruption Of nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treatment
Of those Irregularities and distractions which have
consigned so many to premature grave No female
can enjoy good health unless she Is regular, and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline
DIR. CHEESEMANS S PILLS
ara the most efectual remedy ever known for an com
plants peculiar to Females. To all classes they are
invaluable including with certainty periodical reg
ularity. They are known to thousands, who have
used them at different periods, throughout the c0un
try, having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when thsy should not
be used, with each Box. The price, SI,O0 per Box
containing from 50 to 60 Pills
Pills sent BY mail, promptly, By rsmitting to the
Propristor. Sold By Druggists generally.
r. B. HUTCHINGS, Propristor,
20 0cedar-st, New York.
e. Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland by
CTR0NG 4 ARaFgTpONC anr7t.ooupqT
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NEAUT.MApE oIoTINo1
E FAIR IN Ez; Or,
THE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLIFFS.
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
CHAPTER XIV.-INEz.
Days, weeks and months on leaden wings went bv.
And for VIII Somers did Fair Inez sigh.
'Oh Is my william truel" she asked herself one
,'He Isl he Is ~ that gallant tar did say;
And ere she had half time to look around
he Jumped before her with an awful bound.
''Ql, gracious heavens, WERLYUAI dearl" cried she
''Ol, heaven gracious sweet Inez" cried he,
And in each others arms they soon were locked.
At which my readers young should not feel shocked
For 'tis a tine thug for people young to do,
well If this aint great ~ said the nlaitisns rafb ber
When she entered the room and did them thus dis
81 never was struck up SO in my life:
Say, have you come 10 make my girl yOur wife3
Hast thou been faithful, William ali the while
And have You got thousand dollars in your ple?''
There is the sum, he said ''at least twice toldIs
And then he cast upon the hooT purse of gold
BLUSH not 70 take a. not a coin butts made
- Ou may get married both then right away
Quicker the better, did that lady say.
The lovers soon the wedding day did name
Twas not long after till Il also came;
Then meTrily the village bells did ring
And guests and preacher did together bring
When chariot drawn by faithful horses four
Like lightning came and
(OoNTEUED.)
Our numerous readers will please bear in mind that
When looking Tor Clothing they will surely an nd
At Union Hall, the very best kind,
Then 70 Isaac A. Isaac's they should certainly %
No man IN the State can as fine a stock show
And the PRICES, as ever, are now VERY Low
Great bargains we II give to ali who caiI
At Isaac A Isaac ; magnificent Union Hall
s1-we are now offering unusual bargains in
spring and Summer Clothing
AT
ISAAC 4. ISAAC'S UNION HALL.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sewing
Machines, Storr's Automaton Pressulan and
Strong Patent Army Bed-TTunk.
10 Look out for the GIANTS. iunsH
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u II :. aIElIo INUNNT- WIIII-II77
WHITE LEAD WORKS.

Tho subscribers have on hand superior article Of
PURE WHITE LEAD also, the cheaper grades,
which they oer to the trade at very low prices for
cash. Ifsb2sI JOHN WEBSTER co.
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Care Of DisabIed sOIdiors---AIalSe Tax on.


Il is suggested that the army Of asses
sors and assistants under the new tax law
be mostly selected from the thousands Of
soldiers who have returned disabled from
the field. These men have sacrificed their
business and their physical ability in the
cOuntry's service. Many Of them gave up
lucrative positions when they entered the
ranks they have lost an arm or leg or a
finger which incapacitates them for hard
labor. They now come back to their fam
lilies and to society with all the necessities
Of life pressing upon them, but without
the ability to meet the daily wants Of their
families. The pension allowed to disabled
soldiers is not enough to support them,
(privates receiving only $50 per year, } and
they must be aided in some way. The
labor devOlving upon the officers of the tax
law is such as they can do as well as poll
ticians who have staid at home, and il
would be an act of justice and humanity
to employ them in the work, while it
would relieve aud prevent much suffering.
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e lk5726O00 Buildings haze been cleared
Of RATS and NICE BY using Dr.. L. COTS Death tc
Rats" 1t never fails 70 KIN Putnam 6 Cocksrill,
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Messrs. James W. White, Robert H. Nc
Curry, F. H. WinslOW, Committee.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter, conveying the
invitation Of several loyal and patriotic
bodies in New York, to attend mass meet
ing in that city, on Tuesday the 18th inst,
is received. While it would be very
agreeble to me to thus meet the friends Of
the country, am sure could add nothing
to the purpose or the wisdom with which
they will perform their duty, and the near
adjournment Of Congress makes It indis-
pensable for me to remain here. Thank
ing you and them you represent for the in
vitstion and the kind terms in which you
have communicated it, l remain.
Your obedient servant,
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Ian, dear Sir, yours most respectfully.

La CROEICA ONCE IS Franklin-st., New York
All enquiries Immediately answered By addressing
Dr.. Brandrsth. New York
na-NsW style Of Brandreth Pills at the sole agency
20 Superior-st.
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lng g So 2 fno likeness 70 call upon hira- I
7isit to his Rallerx No 2ss srDeriov .t., ~ I
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united States of Amerioa.

Mlhflk hSfkICF OF gESNfes,Hr.
NAyHEREAS, libel " Information was died within
w and tor the Aiddlc District OF Tennessee. Al
Nashville on the 2ud day OF june, A. D.. lS02. bv
John Trm0le, Fsq., Attorney TOR the United states
for the Middlu District VI Tennessee, who prosecuias
horcin on behalf oil the Omitted States, against certain
pro ertgs VIZ ~ certain lot, situated Ec1r he south.
fast cotner ~ Broad amt Front streets, M the Ity IF
NaehviAe, being toe neNt bot q the corner LOT M, @.
sPld on which cprnrr lot is situated, the Bass toua-
dryotB, Cole said lot fronting On trout stree q run.
nng back towards he river, thence nearly jaraLl
60 Tho river, aud then e back TO Front ttet the cor.
nor Of sail lot on front streCt tuthest ham BREAD.
being opposite a small Blacksmith's shop, situat.d on
the othct side 81 Front Atruet; and Rsi, all the Buih.
iugS on sdd lot, aud also al the fixtures, machinery
too , implements aud mat rlatsuf every dtAcrhil n
c'nntoie ed with sad lot and buildings said On ldiucs
On said lot being the Foundry Of enc r. N. Preunan,
aud prayia process against said property, that thu
same be condemned as forfeited.
Nowb thereby q, IA pursuance Of the nianiuou. un
der the seal Of said Court, To me directed aud deliver.
ei, | 10 hereby give PUBLIC notice to all persuns
claiming suid property, or IN ans manner Interested
therein tlat thcY be aud appear bsure said circuit
curt 70 be held al the city Of Nashville, "a and fr
said District on the 10th day Of October 1904, ct 10
O'Clock M the forenoon OF that day, then and there
70 iaterpose their claims, and 20 make their alloga
tons Ia that behalf. q. GLASCOCK.
June ID, lsB2--lN q. \. Marshal, N Il T
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United Statea of Amerioa:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsEE.
WHEREAS, infOrn alton was o. cd within and fnF
w the Middle district or Tennessee, at Nashville.
on the fsth day VI May, AID, 1869, by John Tumbla,
Esq, Attorney Tor the Vnitod States Tor the Afldi'e
District OF Tennessee, who Proaccutes herein on behalf
oithe Cniiei States, against certain property, y 2: a
Lot atnated on tue Northeast corner OF Cherry strcet
and Franklin street, Ia south Nashville, and the
buildings ther,01i the said buildings recently erecied
ior The purpose OF p~repaiiUg materials ter the manu-.
iacture OF Gunpowdcri alsl the machinery aud Tx.
lures cunueeted with said establishment prsying pro.
oess against the stne, that " 10 candsmHsd n Tor.
ioited.
NV, therefore, ~ pursuance Of the mouitl0n, un.
der The seat o. said Court, TO mt directed aud daiy-
cred, do hereby give public notice 10 all parsuns
ol hnlug said property, or In any manner Interested
therein, TINT they he ant appear before said Circuit
Court, 20 be held At the Gay Of Nashville, 10 and Tor
said District, 90 The 6th DAY of October, 1862, at Ia
o'clock 10 the iorrno1n hf that day, then aud there 10
interpose their claims and 10 make their allegations
IN that hchsf T.. r. GLACOiK
NJ Y, ). Marshal N, d. r Il
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MtnplA INSTRUCT OF TENNESSksa
ANHElEAs y ltha of information was ulcd With
ihaud for tho Middle District Of TcnnCssre, al
Nashville, un The Goth uy Of May, A n, 1852, by
JOHN lrfmble, Isl, Attorney Tor tho United sla'os
Zoe The Middle nisuact u Tenpessse, who prusecutes
herein on behalf OF che United Statos, againAt a GER.
tan l@t aud the huhdings tacre0n, sitpated frputing
on Marx, street, 10 the city 90 Nashville, known AZ
rms q Mooreis Foundry ana Machine Shcp1 kast Of.
Rnd near Broad street, 10 the Gay Of Nashville also,
al the machinery tools, axturea aud imp emehW
and INTERVAL eonneeted With ssid Lot and Fuundry
and Machine shop aud Building, Tor reasons NOD
causes IA said hbeli o. Information mentioned, aud
praying process again.t The said property, that the
same BE- uondemned NJ forfeited.
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the monition under
the seadof said Court, O. me directed and delivered, /
do hereby give public noiice TO an persons claiming
SAID Iroierty or Ia any manner interested therein,
tlht thry ba aud appear before said circuit Court, 10
be held st the city OF Nasbyi i, Ia and Tor said IBIS.
trict ON tue goth day OF uctOhrr, 1859, at 10 O'clock IN
the forenoon az that day, thon aud there % mterpo-c
ther elaine, aud - make their allegations in that
bchJf . a. r. GI.aSt K.||
June u, iS62--l4t, T.. s Marshal, NJ DIT
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Tn ChanoerY at NASHVILLE.

CTATE or TENNESsEE.-At Huies held ln the
- Clerks Ollcc, ChIguy CVutat Svshyii,, Mon
day Jtny the IN, 1872 ~. .
John Shtllto, Complainant, rs II Marsh ~ g US, ic
fcndaut
Il appearing froGl arllavit hied in lhis 2HF that
the Doieud1rt, Hlmmoud Marshal hgs remu,od
himself nom The limitItf the Sta:ctr Tenn, saycc. 90
that the ordinary rrocrEg Of tna law cam nj io .rrv.d
on Inn. 4 IS Urdere'l tlut he do enter bis spNultuncs
hcrciu before or Witl!u the FIRST thrcoliye ufthc ne
term OF sdl CourtFtobo heid on the Isl Muu4,y "
November next (ISb2l and had, answer or lom0l 10
Comp1tn0nt'g bll, Or the sgne viii b. taken tor Dru
isssod as 90 him, aud sct nrheaiiugcX ra'tr. and ttst
a copy Of this ortCG hu Published once q WHfk for lour
successive weeks IN the Nashvi To- Uni'n.
A~Ccpy--Att1st i. y. GLEAEES, Nm.
RUSs a. %iopsroS- Sal. ior e mptt Juyl5N4'
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In ChancerY at Nashyille.

CTATE OF TrENES-gF-N Rrrs hold Ia Ibs
- Clerks Ofleo, Clauuery Court al Nashville. Nom
day. jay the IN, 1862
Ssmncl Ksl .Cy Comp airnut -. Widow aud lllis At
i7w Cf samuel SparkmW ami othtis lpteIdants.
Il Appearing from aldtvlt lrd in tbs cdusc that
the Deiondants, j.. lJvcn and Rifo. Betty ". Lowell,
ere non resident Of tGc state Of rcnupssce. II Is ortrr,d
that they DO enter their appearance herein before
Or within the first tHrec duys of tue next Term U sad
Court, 10 be hold on the lst Monday N Noycmbcr next
(1882) and plead, answer or temuF 30 Clnplainaut's
hHl, ur the same Sll be taken ir cunics-cd as to
them aud set ior hearing cN partr Rul .iAtt uropy
Ui this order bc published once a week Iyr four sue
ctssiyc weeks 10 the Nashville Cui0u,
A Coly Attest j. T.. GLEAVES, G. " NJ.
=. $. EslFS 4 Sos SIS for C.lnpl' 81. iuls l3WI
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RYE Flour
RRAN ANn annnra
MEAL.

M band and nr sale a. he Braldsas Wns.
~ l'rlr5 o. y piCKEl, Agent
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Notice TO

The Editor will be greatly obliged TO
persons making up clubs for the UN1oS IL
they will remit 70 The publishers and not
10 himself. Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information IN such q manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble 10
All parties.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CtTATE OF ~TENNESSEE-At BuIos het fn te
- Clerks Ulies, Chsuccry Cnhrt % Nsshy Ic. Mos.
day, Jolly uU It'll, l562.
Martha Neg mgu, Coup'u D iut,.s. lbaIuad
Marshall, ie sLdluJ
II appearing rom affidavit ulct d. llia ctu,, hat
the uefulaut, Htnmurd NauhtI, bus removed
himself from she stay o.. lrnurs-co, 50 that the ,rti.
llry process Of the law Ctuuot be sofSpi uu him. Il
d ordurod ttst be Do enter bis appearance herein he
1oua0r Within The lrst three days of,hc next term of
aald Com to be- he'd uu the lst Monday in Noycm-
ber next ltS62) and plead, answer or delaur 20 Com
pi1uauts bin, or the same viii he tHktu TOR lUulgs7ed
as 90 ,bum and SGT FOR hearing ex parte, aud dist a
copy or this order be published once a wegs Tor four
successive weeks ia the Nashville Uniou.
4 Copy--Att,tt !, E.GLFAvES, CAN.
Il loVsroN, Sol iur CufnDl't IYlyl3VIt
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE-UF TENNESSEE IA Rules held IN ,b-
- Clerks unlce, Ch1noery G ore a Nashville. Mon
day, July the Ub, 1907.
Isnhc e.. Nichols Complainant g. Charles !. tlit
dTe-s aud others, ] |otrutavis
u api-arug from affidavit fed IA this cause iitst
the Defendant G. :. Ihldrcss i- stou.rtsident ot the
stale OF Tennessee. ~ ia ordered that ha do ,ntef his
smgITance he'ciu bt.me OF within tho dirt three,
dfys % the next t"rm. of said COu,t. To be hCld 90 the
1st Moudayl IN Novsmn IN ~ Qso2J and plead answer
or denur 20 Complainant hill, or the same will b. la
ken for confessed ~ b him aud sot tor hearing ok
parte, and that a copy OF this order BE- ~Pu6ishe1 onre
q week ir tour successive weeks in the Nashville
Union. A COpy-AttCst;
j.. b. GLEANlS, &. ".
d, d. WuEtS, 81. icr CJmplt july i3WH
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CrATE on TENNEssEE-At Rules held iu the
- Ccrk'f ufice, %ChanceTy Court ~ Nash Me-. Mon
day, July The IN, 1862.
J0bn sLiHul. CJmpi1inant, 81 h M-rsiall rt a., pe
hmdmiR. aHH
IL appearing from affidavit dtod IN this cause thai
the Defendant, fiammoud Marshall. has rcmUvsi
himself from TIE State Of Tennessee, 20 that The stdi.
nary process OF law Caunrt bo served on HIN. and
thti the defendant, G.. Is. AfrSral o. q uuH- res dent
Of The state Of 1tnn0s5ec. H. h. ordered thai q cy do
enter thoir appearance herein before OF within tl.
hrat three days ol ,hO He1t term Of said Court, tn be
heldon the ist NJ nd1y ~ November ucXt 1852 Gnd
plead, an2Tcr or utulr 20 COmplliunnts bid. or the
same wa De taken Sos confessed ~ CO.. them. and -rt
for hearing ex lartc, and that a copy Of This order be-
published once a week iof four sncCes -Iyc Nrck- u the
Nashville tniup. a Cops Attest
d. g. GlEANhs. g. & ".
Eusstlt HoUSfON, Sol. lor C.inpi'I JnylaW4t
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IN OhanoerY at NaahHine.

GTArE az TENNGssEE-N Bulet lchi u the
= Cerkis Office. thanc-ry CoItt u Nash ollie. Non.
day, July the 1th. 1867,
cynthia Br1Wu rt al Comulrparts. y ."rest a
Humphreys, nFfcndan'. H
y Hff=Hi@= itvtu uWi invlt Mod ih this gl'aH that
tbe defendant, West a. Humphreys hus tsau,ed fcom
Stateoi Tennessee or ia 80 alacoai.n ing or conresiihE
bIm-sf thst The VriiuaTy process Of the law rauuOt
BE- soryod on him. ~ Us ordered that hn 10 eutur DIS
appearance herein hc:oro er within lie first thcc
daysof The next term oi SAID Court, a. be bod GA the
lt Moudy iu November yt Is6el and plead, ansWc
or dt mur % Uompiainants bHl or the uc will 10 ta
and thatgCopy Of This order BE- Published 0nceA week,
for our .~ugoeHsivo eccgs IN tbe Nashville Union.
ACoQy-Attesf, I,E. GffANkS, CAN.
+. 4. BhiGN FdN, Als 81 C0tltG iay13N4t.
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NrAIL OF TESEESsEE-At Rules he'll p pa,
> C,rk's Olnce Cbauc.ry Cout AZ Nsstv,rt. Mon.
lty .jrIy tio m, tSga
J. p neech Complainant " West r.. pumt hrv, te.
fenduut
70 oFpcafiuF rom ali1vlt 1icd in his calsa That
the b.iendauis WestH fiumphroys h-1arcmo,ed from
lhostAte Of tennessee OF isso nbsc1ndiua or u8ucell-
nE him'st ihat The ~ordlusry procegsof dc Bw can.
not be ssrved Ga MIN. II ST. ordered that be- enter BIZ
fupsPrtnor herein before Of within no Cost three asyB
y thc neAt term m Fau Court. 20 Do heic 90 che Grst
MordJ Iu November nest Qsdgl snd pIgaI. answer or
drmur CO. Complainant bu,, or 100 same VII be- taken
Tor %clniy--ed 8s TO hHu and zee Tor hearing ex paIie.
and tiuet re- copy m this order b" published once R wr.k
10y FUR Successive weeks u DE- Nashliir Dpton.
oon-Ntoi
Us. BWfS 6soN, Sol. lr Comrtt juy taust
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united states Of America.


"N|'H" NtNtNN % IHFNN0nII
WrHERFAS nbo' ~ .nioTmalion wus hled within
w aud or the Middle llstrlet OF Tennessee, Al
Nathviio, on The 9Th day Of .iunc, A. D., lsC2. ty
John trimblc W, Attorney for TIE Cnitet states
Tor The NJ Ole District 90 rcnnessrc, who proFccutss
horuin on behalf OF the United Statee, against certain
property, WV; The Machinery aud fixtures cfWutson
\ Acider'a toNdsr Nh, on evrsmorc Crcek, 10 the
County OF Chatham, in the State Of Tennsssee the
bnidu 81 uaed Ia connection with sda msChmcry,
snd sons ave crsiN acres ofland, on which the buila-
ines Eaut, pnayiuE process against cad property
Cha the satap he condemned as forfeited, r
Nov, thegcf g., in r~ursIance Of The mcnui0h, usdor
thc seal ni said Court, t. me diIcrted apd dFlivOruit /
dc hcrrhy Eive public uotce 10 At persons claiming
SAID property, or mauy manner Interested tlstrsin
that thcy ht-and appear before said Clrvuit Coutt, 10
beheld "a tue Gu of Nashville. 10 end for sid his
trtct, 90 the G0h day ut ucohtr, 1862, at 10 O'Clock IN
VA 6'rfnn nef uAt DAY. thcu asd ihgrr 10 iuterluse
lheir chlms, Aud 90 make their alley atons IN that
behalf f d. a. GIkSONCk.
Jance8, ls62-l4I C.. ) Marshal, NJ b T.
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