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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-10
NEW ADvERTIs EMENTs
A Rhyme for the Times.

We deem II important the public should know
OF that els CANT store kept by PERRY q CO.,
Where Ge. tlemen Clothing IN all styles they shows
At the corner Of Longworth and western.row.
At this noted stand OF N. PERRY 4 CO.'S
They're selling cheap their neatf fitting Cothosi
And they're certain please who are prompted to go
To the corner Of Longworth and westorn-row.
The assortment Of goods ready made in their line,
Of Pants, Vests and Coats to make gentlemen fine;
And Shirts Drawers, Collars, Cravats and Half hose,
You can get cheap for cash. at N PEBBY s CO.'S.
You will find these proprletors busy as bees;
with potencss and kindness they fail not to Please.
From the best OF material they make all their
Clothes
And all who 60 buy at N PERRY b CO.'S
R0- We arc selling our Winter Stock Of Goods
out at cost Give osh SOON Also oys' Clothing.
ja2a W. II. THoRNToN, Business Manager.
SLREPRR's. OLD sTAND.--M. THOMP-
- SON, Umbrella, Pnrasol and Walking-cane
aud Fifth sts.. Gincinnau. Repairing Prom gtly at
tended to. deSl.tm
GtOB BDAGE. .3O0 COILS MANILA
~ Rope, assorted sizes; 100 GO coils yute Rope, as
'oF5q Fcf sale sESi 100 'O1i2 JR Hemp
iel IS aud 6S Walnut st.
EMPTY SUGAR HOGsHEADs. 500
~ empty oak Sugar Hogshsads, in good order for
packing purposes. For sale by
JAS, A, FRAZER & CO.,
fel SO and 6S Walnut-st.
EXTRA GOLDFISH AND HIACKERBL.
H. 10 drums extra large Goldfish; 25 prls. extra
large No, l Mackerel For sale by
JAS. A. FRAZER co,
fel 60 and IS Walnut-st.
ENINE BAVANA CIGARS, FINE HA-
Il VANA CIGARS Just received, direct from
Havana, an in, portatien Of 80 600 choice Cigars,
comprising In part the following favorite brands
Figarros, Losdos, OlrbaJsles, Flor de Mayo willow
Lendres Rosa. Santiago, Paul Morphy, Espanolas,
Prensades, Sultanas, India, Nicotanes, &C., &C.
Oonnoisseurs are invited to an inspection:
For sale by JOHN BATES,
fe3 National Theater Building, Sycamore. ct.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-10
All Goods Made by US Warranted.

In offering the above Goods to the City and Coun-
try Trade, we beg leave to state that being PRAO-
TIoAL mECHANICS, employing first-class work.
men, and using the best material in the market,
we feel confident of giving entire satisfaction to
those who favor US with their patronage.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-10
Middleton, Strobridge & Co.
LITHOGRAPHERS and ENGRAVEBS
NO. 81 WEST FOURTH STREET.

SHOW CAROs, PORTRAITS, BONDS,
= Certificates of Stock, Bill Heads, etc; gotten up
10 the best stye and at short notice. Wedding and
Visiting Cards, also best style.
ALSO-Just published, the latest and best Map Of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-10

R0- We arc selling our Winter Stock Of Goods
out at cost. Give can soon. Also Boys Clothing.
ja23 w. II. THo6NToN, Business Manager.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-10
u,
GENERAL LANE.

General Lanes friends think that he will
resume his seat in the Senate unless allowed
to head the expedition about to move South
from Kansas, which they do not think he
will command, unless the President or Gen.
Hunter changes his mind.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I'll N TIC
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
CHARTERED 1859.
o. Owens, Jr., Ag't.
O0lCe, No. IA Public Landing,
CINCINNATI.

w
pnid mn ~ ~. $4,000 90
II.-ASSETS
Fourth.-l. Cash of the Compa nyon hand S7,7i6 80
2. Cash in the hands OF and due
from aRents..................''... SiSso 4S
A. Real estate n pincumbered.... None.
4, The Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Company as per vouch-
ers accompanying-how Sc
cured and the rate OF inter-
est thereon, te-wit; -
First Bank of Commerce Stk..""Sl04,OG0
Second Globe Bank Stock .........., 25,uOO
Third Continental Blk Stk......" 10000
Fourth Northern Blk St'k ........ 1900
Fifth Lime Rock Blk St'k ......... 1890
Sixth-Mechancs aud Manufac-
turers' Bank Stock .........-......." l0O0O
Seventh Merchants Blk St'k..... $500
Total Bonds and 800 90
8. Eebts due the Company, So
cured by mortgage, on unin-
numbered Real Estate, as per
vouchers accompany iDg...... None.
6. Debts otherwise SO, ured, as
per vouchers accompanying. None.
Z. Debts for Premiums...u....... None.
8. All other securities. ............. 1874 IL
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1900 Federnls Taken Prisoner.
looooo Troop With Mcclellan.
Senate Bill Go t5mii Western Viz
ginia T5so3.
Gold 10 Gents Premium.


LoUrvsTLLE July t--llo escsanort
OF last night con l-en agaa tbc r
mors that Morgan euoria wef. adj
vancing towards Franklort, hassals.uel,
and preparations have been made to re-
sist any invasion.
WAsHNGToN,July 14.-John Pope pub
fishes al address as Major General to
the army in Virginia.
BosToN, July l4-Price, OF The Brig
sella, from Liverpool, captured on the
third, has arrived.
New YoRE, July l4-Najor Gen. Nc
Call, and Brissdirr Generals Reynolds,
Rankin, Sumner and Meade are prisoners
at Richmond.
WASHINGTON, July 14-Ncar the close
of the session yesterday Richardson, Of
Illinois, called Allen, of Ohio, God
damned liar Result not stated.
The rush for Tax Collectors is prodi-
gious.
The House concurred in the Senate
resolution to adjourn on Wednesday.
MOBmE. Passengers by the steamer
Na'chez, with flag Of truce, say Van
Dorm recaptured Baton Rouge, and took
fifteen hundred federal prisoners,
Richmond papers say ten thousand
Yankees reached Warrenton on the 9Th.
The Petersburg Express says, McClel-
Ian has 100000 men.
WAsHiNGToN, July 1.-THE President
has put his emancipation propositions in
writing, and Border Slave State Congress-
man are preparing a reply
The Senate bill to admit Western Vir-
GINA State, amended, passed SO against
H. Bills Furnishing fraudulent use of
postage stamps and for better government
of the Navy, passed.
New York, July 14-Gold Is to- IL
cents premium. Eighths Goyerumeht
Stocks lower.
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Tn Chaneerv az Nashville.

CrATE or TINNESsEE.-At Rules held IN tho
- Cc.k's uGec, 60 noory toirt al Nashville Mon
day, Jolly the ~, lsC2
Joln 81 uto, C,up.an mt rs. II Mlrshan et al, 10
tvulants.
happening from sMiavit ued n this cause that
The Defendant, hammond Marshall, has removed
hmFcli from tie state VI 1cuuessec, that the uId
nary process of lgW cannot be served an HIM, aud
thut the defendant c. h, Marshal ls ron.tUs dent
of th' state Of Tennessee u Is ordered that ley do
out'r their appearance herein before or within tho
first three days ~ the next term of sad Court 20 be
held on the lst nday in November next lS6O and
plead, answer or demur 10 Complsnants bill or the
snmc VII lie taken for confessed to them, and set
for hearing pafte and that copy Of this order be
published week for four siccs siyc weeks IN tho
Nashville Union. Copy-Aucst
j. f. Gi.EAY5,S, C. IN
RUSSELL Housros, Sol for Compl'L jnlyl3w4t
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The present condition Of monetary Gf-
fairs is a source OF great annoyance to
our business men. Tho selling rate for
gold was advanced by our bankers yes
terday TO twenty per cent premium, sill
yer was held as high as twelve 10 thir-
teen per cent premium, aud Demand
Treasury Notes were in request at five
per cent An effort was made, too, IN GER
tian quarters, TO advance the rate OF
Kentucky bank notes beyond their par
value, and we are informed that in a few
instances those who necessity required
them 10 use Kentucky funds were forced
10 pay premium of one-eighth TO one
quarter per cent for the accommodation.
The great bulk Of the seasons tobacco
crop of Southern kentucky and Northern
Tennessee has been sold in this market
at very high rates, and it is knownlhat
the planters have, in most instances,
converted the proceeds into gold or
EnlutkyIfunds, which the partnRcious-
ly withhold from circulation, The pro-
durers Of other articles Of agriculture
have no doubt followed the example of
the tobacco growers, and have turned
their receipts into 10 gold or Kentucky
funds, This movement, Of itself
would have tendency to create quite "a
panic in tho local money market but to
that evil has been added graf demand
for gold in New York, and from abroad
II our people could DO brought TO repose
confidence in thc permanent value OF thr
Government Treasury Notes, which entee
50 largely into the competition on the
currency Of the country, this unnatural
state Of things would be ayorted. Ii is
high time We were learning the facts,
and that We were acting upon the knowl-
edge OF that fact that our Government
Treasury Notes are second in value only
20 gold and silver. Many reasons might
be urged in support Of this theory, but
no more potent reason than that the faith
and wealth Of the entire countryis pledg-
cd for their redemption There is no
other security which "a not actually COLI
lateral 20 be compared 10 such pledge
and every consideration Of personal in .
terost aud ever sentiment of patriotism
should impel ms 10 conhde ia the security
thus pledged. An exercise Unreasonable
confidence In the value of these notes
wilrgo far TO cXuicato us from tue per
picking monetary dilemma I'm which W,
lind ourselves placed Journal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-15

We have received, by mail, from the
celebrated publishers, DIcE & FIrzGER-
AID, Of New York, "Barcaster Towers,
anoycl by ASrnoSY TnoLLopE, in three
handsome paper back volumes, elegantly
printed, price % cents each, sent by
mail on receipt Of price Mr.. TnotLoPr
is great favorite with novel readers
We have also received from the same
house, "Barreryi Honour, a new novel by
the author Of "Cuy Livingston" Price
30 cents. Sent on receipt Of price by
mail
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Dk KtAu5a DIsPENssRY
FO2 PRilATE Diseases.

uk klNo, formerly of New York, 70
all 80 the iastfUuf yeafs %, Louisville, b y.
~ and VITO lts devoted hir htu.ntinuls
the treatment Of private iiagaaus 80 orF latter
limagu, having attended O. re- practice Cor 81 uar!
years, and cured lo many tLotsanda, be IA ertbicl
care ~ Diseases 90 private neture, no 4.atar hoo
1sd gey may be from aludioiIuF mrte.hl treatment \,
0f from uHglrt pi tACr ovn. lT. kius b ugpelssfy e
30 ~ ra'erIck street, hctpcCu chrry and theSguafe
e'on1 story, whore ne r1res .I isHasef OF a private
attufe,
soror1ce our.l vrsuul a.us ors nsdlcluos or To-.
erfofeacc SIth blsnurf,
Structure 60. old or ra.rut dale, lHscprly cared 10
& lev d.. by AN operation wash causes 'UO pain.
Where ,trltrre oai7ts health cannot DO enjoy ed
'ortaIv Ll disease oauseR more mischief and unasr
liloa thu uoustilltiun 80 much.
syphilis, With al tha diseases Of tho skh, gs0WiLg
OUT Of neglect Or bad trcltmult, csn be eaectusuy
-uTcd iu . lev taya
Asinai Hsztatft Fart cuu.r attention having bee1
sgen 90 a b disease. ana 40 che consequences growing
9ut OF % bruugl 600 Iu mtnJ tats uy tba destructive
habits of ln0Uuaierafe youths AND excessive tndui
EduCe pi the uafacnH, neglect ~ which viii Cnuo 1
mnu che conaiiut0n. rendering tho subject aunt 10
business nr a1Cgty. sudu elng premature nl1 az.
Females Who uHy 1e laharnR with any dmCuuyo
tle Womb may r1st anurCd Immediate relief
Puranaa rridnE abroad, o. writing and gtstirg then
CASE, sila iee enclosed direct 10 Dr King, No. "a
uolernE street, Nashville Tenn. viii have The no0us.
bAfy medicines sent 90 their addrCE. once hour
ON o'cook 10 the Inorning until N tho evening,
rIvI o-indAwtr
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In ChancerY at Nashvillo.

CTA1E OF TENNEssEE.-At Rucs held IN the
- Clerks Office, Chsnccry Court at Nashville, Mon
day, July she III, 1862
John ,hilt1, Complainant, II Marsh ~ OF ais DE
fendaut.
10 appeli ing from AFFIDAVIT filed ia this that
the Defendant, Hammond Marshall, has removed
himself rom the limits q the state Of Teunesseee SO
tlat the mary process Of the law be terved
hIm. l. s ordered that he do enter his appearance
term OF rad Court. to be held the LIST Monday Ia
November next (iS62) and lead, answer or domur to
COmpamant's bill, or the Same viii be taken for con
Tossed 10 him, aud set for hearing pare and That
copy Of this order be- published once week for four
successive weeks In the Nashville Union
Copy--Attcst j. T.. GLEANES, q. nm
Russ H. H0UHoN, Sol. for Complt juyi3w4t
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II ChaneoLY at Naahvillo.

lfflIE JF TENNESSEE. AT Rules tcl8 in the
- Ulr.s Ullce ChnnOCry Court at Nashville, Mon.
l.l. fa.r Sac ith. 1850.
t.utIs Brown ot "a Cumrlfl0ants, ". West n.
humphro,s, ncf'ulRn.
iI NNH IriDp run aii larit uled boo this cause that
,He .It'.ndtut West a. Humphreys has removed from
state of rennoss or is go abscoudnE ar conceaiing
hmss that The ordinary process of the law cannot
be served h| 10 s urdorud that he DO enter his
appe1raqoa hrtU.u bcore or within the nrst three
days of tlo Rex. term At stl urf 90 DC held the
lei Noaiy In November Xt q 3b2l and plead answer
or dcuiur O. Unmplainanrs bill or The NE will De "a
ken Ur confessed 90 him aud set lr hearing part
and shat lccpy OF this order be publsHod once week
Soc 0ur successive Nloks Ia thc Nashville Union
A Olpv--Attost. .. p. GLEANtS, q NJ
J =. BRi.S 6 SON, Soils Or Complt ju,yi3Nft
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The rails on the MurfreesbOro road
was torn up night before last on one Of
The grades, and rock placed under it,
SO as TO pitch the train down steep
embahkment Fortunately the malig-
nant snare was detected, and the train
went on without injury. What sort Of
spirit has perverted all the kindly feel
ings Of men and made them heathens?
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MErTING.-Tbe German citizens hro
invited 70 attends meeting at the Court
fr Eouse this day at ter O'Clock, on account
Of some very impoLLant business
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y There will be meeting of the Union
men this morning, Al 8 Gclobk, a. the
Circuit Court Room in the Court House,
20 take imme date steps for The defence
Of the city.
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Capitol Hill bristles and flashes will,
the polished bayonets Of soldiers; and
far above, streams that Flag which is thd
symbol Of our once happy Federal Union,
like something too pure and holy to be
humbled in the dust.
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Corporation Toxes.

nus CITY TAX BOOK TOR lss2 SOW COM.
prts, uuI un my uia iu my Once. ll.e cfy law
provides, That the Iak 90 zeal and n.fslrH p.0r-
cry 9la|l Doe due aud payabo a. tNH ufIHe uI th H
Revenue Collector 600 ihs ATit day Df JuIY oi Zach
yer an p.ra-ns who fu o. pay ~ ttal um.. Hht .
pa interest at tle rate Of ais Icr cent prr auuum
a. 49, tlhhluANn,
june 2s-dl0t Beysn4o cal.aailt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-15

Are secession and disunion more az
tractiye to-day than they were before
Do they promise peace TO our families,
life TO our trade and commerce, and pros
poriiy and wealth TO our bleeding State ?
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IL ChancorY at Naehville.

CtTATE en- TENNESSEE AT Rules held IN Tho
- clerk ONCE, Chancery Cobr. az Nashville, MJu.
day, = ,hc TN, 1852
.o sewn IA, comp.ainant, ~. Hammond
Irshal, lo'ondant.
W lUtayt died n ibis cause that
... A. ..talIad MARSHALL, has removed
..... .ua cpt OF Tonnefspu, 10 chat the ordi,
H' q a law cannot be- served on hin. II
..U.I.I l... 100 do enter his appearance horon be-
ll.. the list three days of he next term Of
-... ... be ho,d ON tae Isl Monday in Noyem-
Dorm ... 9ui plead, au6Wcr oi demur 90 Com
."... 49, af tue anc VIII be taken for confessed
Id set for h.l,ing cx parte, AVID that n
r.uH .,drr be published 0uce week for four
.sU... 1881. WEEKS the Nus .yllc Union.
py--au .t. GlEAYFS, q. a ~
% H0usroe, So. .lr Clu9't Illyl3W4t
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An exchange says That the Nashville
UNION must have full corps of editors
from the visor it displays Yes, full
corps and soimd to de eo,e..
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CoTToN ARRyALs.-We are informe {
by the Clerk at the Chattanooga Depot
that H. 800 bales of Cotton have arrived
at that depot since the 9TH Of April up to
the 10th of July,
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The holy memories Of '76 have come
y down to us in vain if every few years at
some fancied oppression our eyes shall be
doomed TO gaze on States discovered and
drenched with fratcrnal blood| Unless
we maintain the Uaion as our fathers es-
tablished il, the seven years. war Of the
Revolution is the dreariest, the ghastliest,
and the most cruel mockery ever prac-
ticod on manhind, and WASHINGTON him
self tbc.yieiim Of miserable delusion-
Shall we surrender our country? The
God Of freedom forbid t.
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Wool rs Omo.-Wool men estimate
the clip Of the State Of Ohio this year TO
be about thirteen million pounds, being
two million pounds greater than the clip
Of last year OF this, probably abou,
three-fourths has been sold at prices
averaging l8 cents, leaving the Gaer
grades uusold, The sales Of wool, with
the transportation aud incidental char
COS, will bring moro than seven million
dollars of good currency into the State.
The War Administration uader Mr..
Cameron was distinguished by proiliga-
CIV and corruption. bat 10 was not with
out mind and energy; but the War Adj
miuistraGon Of Mr Stanton has been
distinguished ,orJy by cant Ignorance
and im5eciiiiy-B1f5l POST
Especially the cmt part
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Watnr Tax

NTUuCE hereby gIyal o. delinquent ralsr nN
IN payers chat ihe iire ilr pay mrIt ilr tha hrsi
s.K rnaula5 Of lsUl. hos pau.Iedf and unl.sa thuY
c5ma Ofw4rl 1itH sItb aui aettH DO Wil DO my dutf
Io ~. .ac' saw. aud shot Ui the water ul De- AZ
thH Cuuect5u Office IRON tI b, m every DAY
GAEhErrt
Waie Tax CoItCiCr.
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An exchange says that the town Of
Napoleon, Arkansas, is "a perfect hell"
That's new place to find perfection.
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PARsoN BRowELow's book is one Of the
remarkable successes Of literature. Mr..
Childs is this week printing gity hous-
and additional copies, which will make
the whole number thus Ear one hundred
houa7'd, aud the book has not yet sp-
appeared at all in the 4" regular tfadeP'
Applegatc s. Co. Of Cincinnati ordered
f5rty g.ovsuqd copies at once, which is
supposed TO be the largest single order
IN the history Of the irade.-M KJVeeily
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S25 REWARDH

.lTDLEE, from r.. HJLp.BRANu, atwt l.r on TN
> ION street, ONE PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH uluuf-ctur q IS Ja1. IahHs,un, liv-
erpsl. The w.icu D. 90 .ms'i s.zt, Nit. vbt. did,
engraved GA che iuti D. 600 HhNnEH, IRON d .
father iu t1e year lSIIi' on the OutsiIc engraved
"husACE % ANMlA" The above Reward viii bu pad
TOR any mlautlon THAI may Tad 90 the recovery u
The property u. "A. HA&MZR
luuvb-tf
louivlle Journal please COPY 90 thc anL OF o.
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IN d. cerY at Nashville.

CtrATE or 1ENNES DE AT Rules h.ll m tho
- Citrk's OMcc CImuCpry Court at Nasty Coo, n .n-
Gay, iu.y thogtb, 1862.
Nfham simmons Complainant r. McAauus ana
other Dpftudauts.
ltaru.rinr from affidavit Med n thin cause that
t.r Defendant X. McNtuus' place Of fesldenco h. ur
SHOWN aud tk't he De- now nol fei don't 0i
tho stated Tennessee. 10 b. ordered That hu dn
enter ms appearance herein before or Wihiu tc 1rst
Three days 0f te ueX trnn of said C'urt, o. he hod
ON The lst monday n November nest Gs0l) aut .ltlt
answer ur dcfnur to CInUlIlaaut's biu or the sam,
win Doe taken iur uuufr.sed lu iuin aud lrt Cor
h.. u.oz plrtr, aud chat cury of tbs order bo pub
ir.lcl once week for four successive Wcoas be- mo
AstvllJ luiuu. q CuFy-Attestf
u. D. GLEANE}, O.. & N.
A l. ID sHOss, col. for CImHt. uylIw4t
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CrAfE OF rENNESS EE-M Rules hold n mc
- Clerks ONCE, Chancofy Court az Nashville, Mon.
day July the 7th, 1892.
D.. r. lice-h Complainant - West n. Humphreys DC.
fcudant
DO appearing from affidavit dlel n "a cause that
no ue,ouduts West li Humphreys has removed from
% St1tc % Tenncuco or d 90 ahicqudug or coocaal.
ing hm e That the ordinary procsaof zoe law can.
hot served on him. 40 is ordered that be- enter D Do,
appearance herein before or within Che urst throe ass
~ The neat term of said Court, % De Nd un ihr drst
MONDAY IN Novenbw next ls02) aud plead, answer or
tcnu C-multmahrs hhl or tne same viii De taken
olf. "a as % him and set Tor hearing cx pArtc,
lI t0.0 lcoUg Of this order be Published once a week
.... 1cocsif weeks 90 tAe Nashville Uuion.
...Nt
.. T.. GtEAvES, C. AN
-. i.t kyoN, Sol CO.. Compile Juy lsw@t
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CrATE or TENNESSEE AZ Rules hold 90 The
> Clerks ONCE Chano0ry Curt at Nashville, Non
day, July the tn, 1862
Ism. 5. Nichols Complainant a. Charles L. Chill
dte q and OtboTs, oiCninuts
II app arug from affidavit flied M tins cause that
the Defendant e s. Childross s resident ~ the
State OF Tennessee IL rs ordered that he do enter his
appearance herein before or within tnc lrst three
days of Tho next of said Court 70 be held On the
LIST Monday iu Novcmh ru. 81 OS62) and plead answer
ord.mur 60 GUmpJiuaqts bill Che same will DO Ia
ktu iar confessed u him and set for hearing eK
pifto uuI tIut copy of This order be published once
N,"Hk for tour successive weeks m tho Nlshy 100
JiI. A CDVy --Nttcst.
j. E.GLEANlss. G. M.
% B.. WitetS Ssh for CJmplt iUlyi2w4t
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In ChanoerY at Nashyllle.

CJTATE OF TENNESSEE.--At Rules held In the
- tlert's Oince, Caonccly Court at Nashville, Mon.
day, July the 9Th, 1862
Samnel f,smscy Comp annnr 49, Widow nnd llcrs at
law If samuel spark mau aud otlcrs neien gRuts,
II appearing ironl affidavit Aad IN THIS cause that
TtDe Defendants. y. Lowell and wife Betty W. lowell,
non resident Of the State Of Tennct II h ordered
ttoy do enter their appearance hrrcm before
thin the first tlrec days Of the next term 81 nd
TIurt To be held Ou Tho lst Monday IN November next
US02) and plead, answer or dcmur to Complainant
bu, or the same viii DO taken tor confessed 60
hem and set for hearing oX parte, aui that copy
OF this order be published once week for four
Cessve weeks In the Nashville Union.
Copy---Attost: J.E GlAAYES, G. NJ y
j. = Bass n Sos SOLE for Comppis. myl3w4