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RO00 REWARD.-Ranaway, from the SUBJ
epAUU scriber, on the 10th inst, two Negro
men, Sampson and Abner.
SAMPSON, is low, chunky, black and about 25 years
old
ABNER, is Of gingerbread color, small sharp.faced,
and about 40 years old.
will pay the above reward or 800 eack if taken
and confined so that ge. them. Address
Aug 26-f If JORDAN,
Cowpasture Bridge, ALE ;ghany co., Va.
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HAVING disposed OF our entire stock we will
IL proceed forhw' tn to settle all amounts due the
concern. Persons hsying accounts against the same
will please present them. ROANE ABBY. +.
noo1
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NOTICE.--We wish to hire good hand to work
at the Tanning Business. Liberal wages and
constant employment will be given.
aug 4-smos-* j. ID. BROWN Il co. 3
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YNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE INSU-
~ RANCE ECOMPANY.-During the absence of the
General Agent will attend to the issuing of Policies
and Renewals. =
Office in the sold Bell Tavern
psc "a, 1861, JOEL ETTINGER
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nENTAL NOTICE.--DR- W. CHAPMAN has
~ removed his office to Main Street, opposite DR..
Donaghes where be will be pleased to see his friends
Staunton, Oct. 13, 1868.
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]. M. ooBBs. W. D. MILLER. O.. W. PRICE
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HEApouARrERs U. S. FoRcEs
Jan, 2w


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. &c, 1868, {
[ Orders
1t has been ascertsinod at these Head
quarters that persons receiving passes for
their own private use, have been guilty
of loaning them to parties other than
those to whom they are issued, for the
purpose Of passing the picket lines of
this post.
All persons thus loaning or borrowing
in future, will be arrested and tried as
spies and if found guilty, shall pay the
extreme penalty of tho military laws.
II any person, male or female, black
or white, shall attempt to evado the
picket line, or pass, or attempt TO pass
said line without proper authority, they
will be dealt with as spies and upon
any effort on their part to escape arrest,
they will be shot on the spot
All officers in command Of grand
guards at this post are hereby required
each day TO instruct the guard in pur-
suance Of this order.
by order Of
Brig Gen. RoB'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding
JNO. PRATT, A. A. Gen.
Jan27-lw
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A Card.

NASHVILLE, TENN, January 28, 1862.
10 Il. ", Kelley IT, d., Surgeon in charge
Of Hospital No. 2, Nashville, Tenn.
DEAR Sin The undersigned, who, as
volunteer surgeons from Ohio and In
dinna, have been placed under your
charge for the past few weeks, beg leave
to return you their sincere thanks for the
gentlemanly and courteous manner in
which they have at all times been treated
by you.
We can return to our worthy Cover
nors, through whose direction we are here
and assure them, that for those Of our
wounded and sick who como under your
care, no skill or pains or sympathy will
be wanting to save life and relieve suf-
fering.
Our separation is not without regret on
our part. We shall ever entertain a
pleasant recollection Of our brief profess
sional association, and our sincere hope
is that you many live long in the enjoy
ment of good heath, and continue TO de-
vote TO your country's need your valua-
bic services,
A. DUNLAP, M. D., Springfield, Ohio.
RsBT. M, DnNIz, N. d., Columbus, OHIO.
7. c. GALn III. d., EvunSviHe, Ind
]. NJ. ZoNHAE, M. D., XsniG, Ohio.
J, W. THOMPSON, NJ. d., EvaHsTHS Ind
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Galveston Reported InPrsgnable.
-
GsE. Andrew to Raise a Regiment
Of Negroes
Movement Of Federal Troops from
Cairo.
Gen. McClernand's FarcSs Above
Vicksburg.
Senate Bill for the Expulsion O
Senator Salisbury.

Nav YosK, Jan. e6.-GensrAl Banks
has sont for a large supply Of OnGrenching
tools.
A Key West lettsr ssys Galveston Is
impresnably fortified. Ssvs= thousand
men under hagruder are there. De-
sertsrs say that Gen. Wise, with eight
Thousand msA he'd bsea advancing ON
Yorktown, but retired.
Governor Andrew lsE Washington for
Massachusetts, with authority to raise q
regiment Of negroes
Newborn, N O., advises say the rsbOls
are disheartonsd, bat Ars determined to
fight desperately.
CAIRO, Jan. 29.--FsdsrAl sroO1s are
being daily sent to Hillikin's Bead.
General joe Johnston, in cemaand Of
The Western Department IL AsssiRg an
immense force at Vicksbuw.
The Notifications At Fort Hudson are
complete. The rebels have btrons conf
dence in their ability 10 hold both points.
General MoOlsrnand's forces reached
Young's Point twenty miles GSovc
Vieksburg.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2o. Senate bill
passed discharging arrested persons,
where United states Courts are sitting,
unless charges are filed against them
within ten days.
Senator Clark moved for the expulsion
of Senator Salisbury, for bringing con
cealed weapons into the Senate, and acting
turbulently; and when committed to the
Sergeant at Arms, threatened to shoot
him, Saulsburg replied to let the proof
be adduced, and the Senate act according
to their judgment.
Bill passed for the payment Of pensions
to invalid soldiers.
NEW YoHK, Jan. 2s.-Sales of Cotton
5000 bales, at 80 cents, Gold dull, at 53
Government stocks unchanged.
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lflr.t Faat Tenneasoe cayalty.l

The first East Tennessee Cavalry,
sanmandod by Colonel ROBERT Johnson,
arrived in this city yesterday. This
regiment is one Of. the best in the service,
mastering nearly one thousand strong.
The men are all we'll mounted, clothed,
armed and equipped, and presented 3
fine appearance as they marched through
TO their camping ground.
Col. JOHNSON, when here before, was a
member Of the Legislature, and was well
known as a firm and unyielding advocate
oftheUnon against the enemies then con
spring its overthrow, He has returned
at the head of splendid regiment Of
Tcnncsseans TO assist in restoring She
national authority over his State, and we
have no doubt will lend material aid to
Athe noble cause in which he has enlisted.
No soldiers enlisted in tho holy cause of
freedom ever enlisted the sympathy, or
Acxcited the admiration Of men, in a
lyroa ter degree, than the loyal soldiers OF
lIast Tennessee. Truly, they have borne
4 in their own persons, and in the persons
Of their families and friends, the u tmost
igor Of tyranny. God grant them an
hnbrokon series of victories 10 their war
4 for the Union.
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For Tho NashvlIl. union.
s. o. MHBCEA
Editor If ne Nashville linton.

| o. W MhHCEiJ
Editor If ne Nashville linton:
AT meeting Of the Common Council
Of this city, held on the 18th instant, the
following Resolution, offered BY Council
man MYsRs was unanimously adopted !
Rs,olssi BY tie city Council Of Nashville,
That in view Of the unfortunate Official
ties now pending, and tho desire to keep
in mind, emulate and psrpstuato the
many manly virtues and devoted patri-
otism Of the immortal WARRINGTON, and
honor his memory with all due respect,
that committee, consisting of three
members Of the Common Council and
two members from the Board Of Alder.
men, be, and are hereby, appointed 70
provide a room and make all necessary
arrangements that the members Of the
City Council and our fellow citizens gem
orally may meet together and celebrate
in 4 becoming manner the One Hundred
and Thirty First birthday OF the father
OF our country, and pray that the bright
day is not far distant which will dawn
upon our united country in lis former
peace and prosperity; that his Honor
the Mayor, be requested TO read WASH
RGToE's Farewell Address, and that
other appropriate exercises form the or
der Of the day; that all business be sus-
pended and the citizens generally be
invited TO take part in the ceremonies;
those having charge OF churches and
public buildings cause the bells on the
same to be rung at sunrise, twelve o'clock,
noon, and sunset, for one boar that said
committee cause the order Of ceremonies
and place " meeting to be published for
one week prior TO the 22d Of February,
in both the city papers.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed by President ANDERSON TO carry the
Resolution into effect: ADRIAN MYERS,
CHAs. SAYEEs, and @. NJ. SoUTHGATB.
The committee are actively engaged,
and desire to render the ceremonies wor-
thy of the occasion, and hope that all
true lovers of their country will second
their efforts and contribute their part
towards making the demonstration in
honor Of so true a patriot as WASHINGTON,
all that puriGes Of motives and unselfsh
ambition could suggest The committee
solicit the co cooperation of the Nashville
Union Clubs and all citizens who desire
to see the Union preserved and the
country resume its former peace and
prosperity.
II you will make it known to the pub
lie when convenient that the committee
arc at work, and expect to make the
ceremonies all that could be desired, you
will Oblige the committee.
ADRIAN MYERS, Chairman.
Nashville, Jan. %, 1868.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TEHNEssEK.-At Ralss held IN u,e
~ Clerks once Chanoery Court At Nashville Mon
day, September the lat, 1872
Benjamin ufoomos, Complainant, Us Fellr r Cheat
ham, N. ?. Corbltt and the heirs .. Thomas All y
Ander deceased, Defendants
X appearing from afidayit hled IN this cause thai
the Defendants William Alexander, Alfred Alexander
gsne lnhmah, benjamin lnnmAn, Lucinda Walker
John d. Alexander, kebecoa Yanhoosor, Wsson w
hooter and Nathan Bridges are residents of liz
State " lonncsaeoe and Il further apposrlng a. "A
there arc heirs Of Maria Bridge ana ato N Ibomns
Alexander whose names aud places OF rstldebe. AZ,
unknown 70 Complainant and that thoreoro tbs ore,
nary process o This Court cannot be served ptb be,
II A orderod that AL said perslus DO enter Their an
peafanoe herein before OF within The afft
of ne next term of said Court 70 bo hold sn ~ ~
Monday ~ November next Gst2) and load. sser
or asmur 70 oompilnats Bill, Or tho same " m be-
taken f9r conioHod AZ 20 them aud rot foT besrlg III
pafe hnq that copy Of Ibis order DO publrhed 6pre
week f'r four successive weeks 10 the Nashvllls
Union A Copy-Attesi
j. r. GLEAyEs, c. AM
- 49, US ''' W. ''' S'inpil sep2-Wt
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United States of America:
hIUDIA DIsIRIOT or TANNRSsHG.

NNThERnAs litel u inIermatlon was ai,a ,s,,o.
,,Nt IN and for the Middle Dsirlog Of Tcnneaset a,
s nsilie, on the 2oth day Of Nay, A. ID is6a bY
Sohn irlmbss kaq., Attorney Tor the Uniiod ssaisa
~. ahe Alads District Of Tepnossse whO prosooatce
hsrSp on behalf Of abe United States, against Ger.
IAN i9t and the Buildings hereon stustod frontIny
o. MARKET S.sess e ~. tss- :. 40 A =
A.als hoore's Eoundry and Machine shop, Rast az
81 1seI hioad street. 10 tho City or NAhhviue. aiso
- -, hs machinery tools, fixtures and lmpleinents
az az mnNst1i cooneoted with said Lot ana Fopndrv
sue Msehlhe shop and Bpildng, f0r reasons and
eAesss Ia said libel Of Inflammation tnapt,onoJ snS
praying prcosss against ths said prouartv a., NV.
'N So " vonasmnsd AZ forfeited. -
a. Wv tesrg9fe In pursuance Of The monltlon upd.r
Sahaut ~ ese toert, 10 mo directed and deivered
10 70, ~ eoJ sNe public notice 70 all persons clamlne
sAid properly or In any manner intorsS,ss hnssils
.hal tgey De and appear before said Csrerit Co.,, NJ
% hsld a. The CITY Ot Nashvis In AID for ss,d l,
net on me soth day OF October lsea at 10 seool N
Nlseoon o. shat day then aud there 10 lntor,S,.,
behalf n = 9s IN a,,s - lhAi
June u, lso2.-ltt Us. Marshal. M D,r
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ARR1vED.-A fleet of twenty -thrco
boats, which left GAINESVILLE yesterday
morning, arrived here last night at II
o'clock, accompanied by two gunboats.
We understand that two barges of coal
also arrived While speaking of the ar
rival of the boats, We would call the at
tention of our readers TO tho resolutions
passed on boaed the "Molnotte," by the
passengers, and also TO the fact that Sa-
loon-kecper, Il. POOLE SMITH, keeps on
hand some of the choicests brAndies,
wines and other liquors,
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United States of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TKNNnssrE.

nv EHRAAS, libel Of Information was alsa vithh.
y hd for the Middle Dalriet OF Tennessee a.
NSss,lile GA The and day Of Juns, A D., IS09 nv
Jehh rrsmele, Aq., Attorney FOR ths United siatca
ior ths Middle District u TanAousas who prosaegts.
herein on behalf Of thu United States against oeTinp
fropsrJ, via certain lot, Situated asar ths ssvth
east corner OF Broad and Front ssets N aha CIV %
EMAVile being The next lot 70 the eorner lot acre
said on which oerRer lot 10 situated, The Prans Peua
ory Of Cole IN loi fronting oa Troat shs.t, run
hlf baok toWAfut The river, thence nearly paral.l
70 me rver aad thence back u Froat street he
sS on SAID lot on Front street hYthsst fsom Road
oeme opPosits small hlAehsmlths shop Situated 81.
ene otoet SIDE OF Trent street, ARd also an the RSd
Ass on said lot, and also all the hxsares raohIuery
zoos implements and materials Of eynry dssortntls~
sonnee'sl with said lot and buildings; said buldlrpa
on ssid lot being the Foundry OF one 7. NJ DTenna.
Ana paying process against said propetty that ia
same be condemned as forfeited
NOW, therstors, In pursuance Of the noAltisu ma
aT tno ssa OF said Court, TO me directed ana deliver
%, l 40 hereby give Pablo notice 10 all persona
tAlnins SAID property, or Ia any mannsr intereated
therein that they be and appear before said rcvi,
yonrt 70 De hold At the city Of Nashville in and for
SAID District on the Goth day Of October itof At
oeoek IN the forenoon OF that day, then and there
tons in that behalf r. r cISSSoSsg "''s-
June 49, lSoi-lN Q. 6 Marshal, d T.
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Heavy cannonading is reported to have
been heard yesterday morning, by per-
sons living some nine miles from the
city, down the river. If such was the
fact the gunboats conveying the expect
ed fleet may have been engaging body
If rebels; or more likely, the gunboats
were roconoitering the river, and she'll
ing the woods. The fleet was to have
left GAINESVILLE, yesterday morning Al
nightfall yesterday it had not arrived
However if there seemed TO be danger
ahead, the feet would probably have
fallen back to GAINESVILLE, until the gun
boats cleared the way.
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In Chancery at Nashvillo.

CtTATE OF TENHEssEE Al Rules held 10 Tho
- Clerks once, ChAnosry Curt AT Nashville, Mon
DAY, September tho LIST, 1902
Hardin s. Peach, Of al C0mp.AinApts o. Tho
Nashville Gun Factory, 81 al, Defendants
II appearing from afndayit hled IN this cause that
Mo defendant Charles Jones, President 10 sf said
Gun Factory a non resident n the staia Of ronnss
see IL IL ordered that he do enter hia appearance
herein before or within the arst three days or the merit
Term OF SAID Court, % bo held on the 1st Monday In
November nest (So2) and plead answer or d9pnny IN
Complanants bill, or the same win be taken FOR con
tossed as 10 him and set for hearing eK barte. and
that copy OF this order be published once week for
ortour successive weeks Ia The Nashville UnIon
Copy-Attosts J. r. GLEAYEs, O. AM
N N. BmGN, Sol for Complit sep2-VA
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REHovAL.-Dr. COLEMAN, who has had
great success in his peculiar department.
of Treating diseases, has lately removed
his oiIioo from Deaderick 10 No. "a Cher
ry street His extensive practice is the
best Recommendation and guarantee of
his skill. All patients eAtrusting them
selves to his care will be sure 10 receive
Che most prompt and skillful treatments
See advertisements
Jan. "a, '69-1m.
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Adopted by the Passen'
gers Of the Steamer Melnotte.

AZ meeting of the passengers of the
steamer Meholte, held on tho 2Sth inst,
as tho steamer was nearing the port of
Nashville, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Resolyed, That Capt. Ben. +. DAWSON,
the young and gallant commander of tho
steamer MelRoHc, is entitled TO our spe-
cial praise and gratitude for the excel
lent manner in which he has cared for
our physical wants, and otherwise min
misterod to our comfort and pleasure du-
Ming our trip from Cincinnati to Nash
willie. An agreeable disposition, an I'M
Hiring energy, and a strict watchfulness
of his charge stamp him, though young,
Is peer among tho oldest commanders,
Res0lcd, That our warmest thanks are
also due Mr.. Geo. l., johnson, clerk of
the AeiR0tie, for his very successful en-
deayors 10 make our passage agreeable
Prompt and careful in the discharge of
his duties, pleasant and entertaining in
his manners, we are convinced that our
worthy captain could not have secured
q better or more competent auxiliary.
Hesoluei That to the joyial and genial
second clerk, Pat Cloary, we owe much
more than we can here express. When
relieved of his official duties, his rich
fund of humor furnished food for many
of what in his absence would have been
tedious hours.
JR Vaughan, w NJ Rea, Al Colby
RI Morgan, Chas II Perry, d II Starts.
, man, w L Goodwin, Lieut. Il Sonnan
. slime, } A Hamilton, Geo Rhodus, Ste,
4 phen Mathor Simon Lieberman, l. Bloch
l. Lehman, VIM Wallace, S \ Wilson
Frank ID MG, Capt George Angle,
Newell, j w Morgan, Alb Steinhardz
Robert Peterson, w II Bourne, George "
Graham, Capt j NJ Nash, Lieut. Bryan
4 Grafton, w p Wilson, Capt Thos Powell
-. bert Rodocer A q NJ, lsidor Rocsolncr
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HAABQUARTERs Posi-, NASHVILLE, TENN, I
JanuarV IL 1863

HAABQUARTERs Posi-, NASHVILLE, TENN,(
January IS, 1868,
SpcdtaI Orders, No 13
". Permission is given to the munich
pal authorities of this city to impress
vagrant negroes into the service OF per-
forming scavenger duty in the city, so
far as it can be done without impeding
the operations of the military impressing
patrols. By order Of
Brig Gen. ROB'T b, MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
JNo. PRATT A. A. G.
JSo. HUoH SMITH, Mayor Of Nashville.
Jan.l5-tE
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CiTATB or TENEEHEE--At Ruloa hold in the
- Clerks once Chancory Court al RArbyllls Non
day September the lat, lse2
John oorey, Complainant, ~. 7, D Fnppln,
Defendants.
II sppeariag from afndavit ncd In thls oau,s tha,
the place OF residence Of the defendant T. n Flippln
IL unknown 10 complainant, 40 that the ardinary PIE
eeaa or THIS Court oanHot be served hin II is a.
aerea thAl ne do enter his appearance herein before
or within the hrst three days OF the nort term II Nd
court 10 be held on the LIST Monday 10 NeVsmbg nsxt
llbo2) and plead, answer or dsmur 10 Com
bll or The same will be taken for confessed AZ 70
him and so' for hearing eE parte, and that eopy
OF ms order DO published once a week for four sue
oeasiv egoeks In the Nasty lilo Union.
ogy Attest J. p GlEAVEs 4. an
n ~ biAossi Hol' Tor Oompll scp2-W4
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United States Of America.

w ns ss =. libsi q tauNf,loa va. s,.s u,,.
S..s az ~ Nc Middle Dtstictadf Taarce,sa ~
~ .as ~,i ~ the on DAY q juna, A. D lses'
Sohn Ir,mnss 20, Attorney fsr the iinii.s ~
s on we District q Tennessee, Who pscsesss.
aroas,s stn- % We Vniiod saaiei, Aganst oorsen
tivFytyt vs' tNe Aactinery aud Aixturcu ~ W. l-.
= Neaaers Powder NM, on Sytamers Crcef. n ~
Sogny o. uheataam, In The STATE % Tenness,s ~
uulalngs used IN sonnectioa VITA said mach,nsr,
tes' stenai praying process sgainst aaid nronsrts
wa. the same be condemned A. forfeited Fs'N
now sueref re, IN pursuance Of tha mention u,a,,
sns ga o. said Court, 70 mo directed and delivered
90 herehy giVe public notice 20 Az persons ciaimine
$50 properly, or Va any nanncr inloraalea th.rsi,
tua' they % And appear heire Aad Circuit Cnnrt ~
pc held AZ tho City az Nashville ia aud fOr sal6 bs
Liet on the s0th day Of October 1891 a. 10 o'cil n
we ol that day, then aud there 20 nerncso
heir claims, and 70 make thoir Allog AIous M ~,
June2 20, isea-llL U. s Marshal. NJ b r
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PEOyosr MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Nashville, Dec, %, '62. (

Provost Orders No. l.
l. The sale of spirituous liquors with
in this city, except for medicinal purpo-
SEES, is strictly prohibited and every
drinking saloon in the place must be
closed at once.
2. Any one violating this order will
be arrested and severely punished, and
his liquors confscated and turned over
TO Col. SIMMONS, Chief Commissary Sub
sistence.
3. All officers in charge Of guards and
patrols, will use great vigilance to ferret
out, and break up the whisky traffic.
JNO, A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal
Approved
ROBT, b. MITCHELL,
Brig Gen. Commanding Post
dec 27-u
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READ IT CAnEFULLY.-Wc hope that no
one who would fully understand the des'
potic tendencies and spirit of the South
crn leaders, will fail TO read the article
which we republish from DEBow's Re
viev, the great organ Of the Southern
school.
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HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRCEs, !
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. %, 1861

Orders.
1t is hereby announced, In accordance
with directions from Headquarters Do
partment of the Cumberland, that no
person will be allowed to go South from
this point except by way of Vicksburg.
BY order OF Brig, General RoDERT b.
MITCHELL, Commanding.
JOHN A. PRATT, A. A. G.
Jan. 20-2w.
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In Chancery at Nashville,

GrATR OF TkaJNESasEE. AT Rules haId In tho
- Clerks once, ChAnoery Court al Nasa villo, Mon.
day, September the lat, 1sd2
D. .. Hart Trustee, &C, aAd H. N Myers Con plain
ants, ~. Ffhsr Gould, and 0hsrs, Dok RdRnta
appearing from RfldAvlt nled IN this Cause that
we several places Of residence OF the dsendan
A fisher John ". Gould and Thomas L. Marshall are
unknown 10 oomplAiaRnta, 80 that the ordinary pra.
oeBs OF this Court cannot DO served On them Ii IN Or
dored that they do enter their appearance huen no
fore within tho srst three days u The nsxt term N
said Court, TO be hsld tho lat Monday In Eoyerb,
aeIt (lso2) aud plead answer or dsnsr W Complain
ants bill, or the same will be tAksA for CONF ssed a
70 them and SCI ior hearing ex parts and that oopy
Of this order bs published onoo week FOR fovr svo
sivs weeks In The Nashville Union.
A Copy-Attost j. n GIRAVHs q An
A. - hLAos9i aoI' TOT uOmpFs. aeB&-WA
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In Chancory at Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held m ,be
day, September the 1st, 1863
r. u Hurt, Trustee, DC, and H. N. Myers Com.
pAhAntA, Vs ~ Franklin, Defendant
IL appearing from aindaVt nsd in this cause that
ths place or residence Of the defendant o. NJ Frank
lin, unknown to complainant 90 that the ordinary
process o. tho Court cannot be served on him II IA
thas ne 90 enter bis appearance herein before
or within the FIRST three days OF The next term on nn
Courti 70 DO held on The lat Monday In November
next Q6o2) and plead, answer or dstnur 70 Complain
ht ol, or ihe same will be taksa for sonfessed ~
70 him and set FOR hearing o. parLs aud that con,
OF ms order DO psblishsd once week for four ssS
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