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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-19
New York stock Market--April 10.

Stocks lower but close frmer. 1905 100; U. 3.
gs $50 coupons no. o. NJ. certificates -; Canton
5o Pacific Mail 2l5; New York Central ~ \; Erie
Reading is2; Michigan Central l3s Michigan South
ern ssK: Michigan Southern guaranteed l32; linois
Central scrip l2g; Alton a Terra Haute 65, Cleso-
land & Pittsburg lo5 Galena & Chicago l2ojs;
Cleveland Toledo l45;. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy 1873; Toledo 4 Wabash 66; p. Ft. Wayne n
Chicago 1906 Chicago Northwestern Al; Chicago and
Rock Island l25: Missouri SIS rs: Tennessee es eit;
New York Ia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-19

CoMPosIToRs WANTED.-We want TEN
good compositors in our Daily composing
room. To such we will give steady en-
ployment and FIFTY CENTS per thousand.
se FARAN & MLEAN.
ADril H. 12Rd-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-19

A LBxANDRE,s Plain ana Hsmbro,d. !.
"A cred Kid Gloves. Also Undressed Kid
Gloves with Embroidered Backs, Misses Kid Gloves
IA Nos.y 70 TO 2pSouth High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-19

WE are indebted to Thompson of the Post
office news depot for Peterson's Magazine.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-19
PhiIadelphia Market-ApriI rs.

Philadelphia market-APrfl rs.
Breadstuffs declined, caused by the reaction In
gold. " -.s1.s,414.
FLOUR Unsettled. Sales superfne q Is; extra
1926
WHEAT-Decling but buoyant. Red q so0l g:
white 81 90.
C0RN-Dcclincd 2c.
WBISKY-Dull and declined 29sc. Sales at
81 2091 %. q gsa
Observation-Disclosures.
CATTLE MARKET-Less active, but prices un-
changed. Beeves, l29lec; Sheep in good demand.
but lower, with sales at ea,10c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-19

New YoRK, April l8-Morse & Co, stock
brokers, stopped payment to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-19
Interesting from North Carolinn...
Confederate Officers Hung for MT
tempting to enforce the Conscrip-

- NEwBERN. N. c., April 17.--According to
the Raleigh Progress. the people Of West
ern North Carolina have recently hung sew
The Raleigh, N. c. Confederate says the
election in that State depends on the sue
cess of the rebel armies. If defeated, Hol-
den will be elected by q large majority.
Frequent arrivals Of steamers at viii
mington, with valuable cargoes for the Con-
federates, are announced. The railroads in
North Carolina are busily transporting reb-
el troops and supplies. s't 1-sys15
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-19

New Work money mafkct--&ktt13< ~
Gold closed at 70D71. 49,
The The subscription at the First National Bank 10
day to the Je:ic loan was eeg7 .eeo: 49,, .....,-
manic and there Is no regular rate Interest 81 lrt
cent q day and even more has been paid Ihe es1E -
are not paying out greenbacl, and legal tendsu -
worth per cent more than certified checks: some
banks refused 70 take certified checks Of other: a
large number of full operators hnys broken doHH.
Morse Co. announce they will bo able 70 pay ~ ~
90 days. AT the public board the panic besnme ~
tense and stocks were thrown over board ~ 1n{
price Fort Wayne seld down 2 81 but rscsT35se 5S
Some stocks showed . sharp advance while re ma
jority were lower. --Advsnced-Neg York (en1leL
l32X; Erie lIlK; Harlem 1903; Seller 90; k<44inE
1851; Erie preferred l06k; Hudson i1z; NIch!<.n
Central 1s6: ualena l221S; MichiEan Southern W:
do guaranteed 134 linois Central 125h; Toledo I11
Cleveland 4 Pittsburg 10sx. fpr ~
The receipts at the Custom House to-day was neef-
ly q, ,oo0, 600. FtA
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT. .s,...
Decrease in loans. x2S5st
Increase in specie, ToSs,
Decrease in crculaton.. x.sst4
Decrease in deposits zsiss'-ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-19

Constantly on hand. worth from se5 to $3.50. We
have made arrangements to fll any order for the
OF much lower prices than can be purchased else
whore.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1854
Important Papers Captured on the
Pirate Florida,

Among the documents captured on
board The pirate Florida, was the letter
book Of the commanding officer, con-
tanning bis official reports from the frst
of this year, and his correspondence
with officials at the several ports where
he touched Cne of the curious docu>
ments thus brought 10 light is letter
from Vice Admiral Hope of the British
navy, referring TO a case where the Flo
rida had burnt an American ship,
which was known TO have taken out
British papers 70 protect iiself The
Fice-Admiral states emphatically that
British papers must, under all circum-
stances, protect the vessel holding them,
and announces that he has issued or
ders to attack and capture any vessel
that shall hereafter be guilty of the
Florida's action Other letters in the
book reveal the constantly recurring
troubles of the Pirate in getting food
engineers, in supplying itself with
Goals, and in making the necessary
repairs. a letter written at Bahia,
the day before the capture, asks the
Brazilian authorities TO have certain
repairs made for him in the Govern
nent Navy Yard One of the official
reports sheds some light on the fate Of
the L. S. mail steamer Electric Spark,
captured on her way from New York
to New Orleans with mails, official dis
patches and very valuable assorted
cargo. The report says MY first in
tention was to put in prize crew and
try TO run into Wilmington, but my
great difficulty was the want of com
petent man TO run her engines ] sent
two Of our best firemen aboard, but
they were totally Incompetent Under
these circumstances deemed it best to
sink her, but stroye to give the pas
sengers the idea that we had carried
her off TO make a tender of her. or had
run her into Wilmington. Another
letter transmits TO Mason at London
the captured diplomatic correspon-
dence, with the remark that perhaps
he may find it useful Among the
other papers found ON the Florida was
the original letter communicating the
thanks of our Government Cor the
building Of Red River Dam last Fall.
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alew advertisements.
Public Auction.

ywTILI BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
w saturday, Nov 26ih, lsCi, at ~ o'clock, A.
81, az N. ID south Market street Nashville Tenn.
the following Condemned Government properly,
tso) Thirty Wood Heating Stoves
t40l Per. Coal Hest ns stoves
10 Three sheet lion Stoves.
~ Four sheet Iron Ranges and Fixtures
lf70l -Four Hundred snd Seventy iest stove PIPE
o. Twenty eight Elooss SioSs pipe.
~ -Four Iron Boilers.
al Two Copper DO iers
90 NO C0iee Boilers
Tennis cssh, IN Government Funds. Purchases
20 he removed on day n sale a owners risk
By order Of J. l.. JssALt scS, Brig Ten. sad Or
II 7. Dept Cumberland.
VA WAINWRIGHT.
noylI-ti Sapt. and A. .. n.
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Defeat of Gen. Glllem.

The Chattanooga Gazette Of Tuesday
has the following
We learn that the rebels attacked
Gen. Gillem at MOrristown, on Saturday
night last, about twelve o'clock. Gil
lean, it is reported, was routed, and his
artillery captured About one thous.
and OF his command reached Strawber
~ Plains yesterday. They reported
their commander captured but the re-
port is not credited Breckenridge is
said 10 be in command OF the rebels.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

4 NATcRAL BmDGE-Some of eur sol
diers recently discovered on Laurel
Fork, in Upsher county, Va, a natural
bridge spanning French creek. Itmeas-
ures on the under side fiftyone feet in
length and twenty-six feet in breadth,
beautifully arched in solid stone. The
bed Of the creek is strangely carved out
Of solid stone, and flows swiftly on,
making music of a melancholy sort.
The scenery around is wild and pic
tlresque unbroken forests spread out
through hill and dale.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

We have elected every Union candi-
date for the Assembly from Cape May
TO Trenton, and carried both the lower
congressional districts. We might also
point to the growth of the Republican
party in Delaware, which Is attribute
bic in no small degree to the influence
of Philadelphia.-PhH North AmeT.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

IADIAAAFOIIS, NOV. u, IcDt. /
Dsar SRI desire 10 change my res
idence and place OF business Nash
vile has been recommended to me as
an excellent point for heavy profits,
and speedy fortune, and l have had
an idea Of locating there What do
You think of the matter2 Here ! am
doing something more than paying ex-
penses; but / wish 10 do better, to make
my shay while the sun shines" Can
readily rent n business house and pri-
vate residence. If ]. determine to make
the Yenture2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

a--i-l Atf ~it'ft i Aaletfr
n. :. IEFtstEt IiEFARrHEsr
NOTICE b. hereby gwen thsf the y ioains piara.
~ inatilfl Co those heretofore allowed. HIil b.
Opened i.r trade g1 and sf4 tie -Jth day ~ No
yerntsr, i'ff yz fs .5rLtsi ep0Hgsti cal fiq,
Lasfsai, TsR1s0aa C'atLlst, ani cfsr't1.eJa. Zen
F.sast
Applications wiil DE- received at this o.Bee from
anal TER 10 date. Until fhr 18Th day u hOvrnff fr
instant As i.yai persons cay can T. prrntiet io
trade cscn apphcmt must Tie ufh iils afViI,u isl
satisfactory reference fs iD loyalty g. sci tar
Pa ems shy BE prFilegc of trading shouil -
grantees Preferences y I'D D. gwen
tst- To falJieTs Eho nav. been W0iHiirf u tie
service. Eni 81. schaIgefi ca account 81 ID .ai.-y.
"a 10 -aifiIfrs AiiJ iaVa serT-i ther Il.i term II
enlistment or hseI r2nalssl3y discharged
81. 10 citizens WHO base mEa5s been ulrou4i-
tOnaiiy loyal anl Elsen ilie.l .alaeIse o. ihe al
pom IL fgc Government.
ClfgRIEs A. FULLEF.
Act Speclal A.sgut a..
Nsshgine NOV " 1871 usgls-tfl
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WAsmxorox, oct. q.

Delighted to hear the result of yes
terday's election. A new era is now
dawning on our State Slavery ended,
and she will be, rs Washington said
she would be in that event. the Gar
den Spot of the United States
lie said so in a letter to St John Lin
coin in go If 1T is done also in the
whole country, las think it will be, }
great as our prosperity has been in the
past, and high as has been our name
with the nations of the world, both will
be immeasurably, almost, enhanced
God grant that it may be so.
Yours, truly,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17
The Inauence Of Loyal Philadelphia.

E"V IHHHtHCO VI LVya a IHiEEUCIp UNI
Our Republican friends of the north
ern and western border OF Pennsylva-
MIA have hitherto been claiming and
obtaining 50 much consideration fer
their handsome msjorities that they will
have TO look to their laurels unless they
wish to be eclipsed by Philadelphia and
the counties adjacent Let us ask their
attention to the following aggregate
maioiities for Lincoln and Johnson in
southeastern Pennsylvania
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

Some days ego Mrs n. J. Grif and
Mrs. {. jolly were ordered away from
Cleveland, Tennessee. On Tuesday last
Gen. Burbridge sent them to Memphis,
at their request, to be passed into rebel.
do,r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

Coal AND Coal OHs-The fact of the
origin of coal, and Of coal oils and gases,
from = conifer0us vegetation, has very
recently been exemplifed When the
blockade of North Carolina occurred,
about year since, the supply Of tur-
pentine in the manufacturing arts was
unexpectedly cut of Turpentine and
other liquid combustibles derived from
vegetation commanded exorbitsnt
prices This led 10 efforts for subsd.
tute. Bearing in mind the vegetable
origin OF coal, somebody ventured to
distill it and, sure enough, the turpen-
tine was obtained. The fact that coal
contains precisely the same constituents
as our coniferous trees, though in a
form somewhat dissimilar, was thus
again established. We thus find in
Goals the ingredients that we have for
ages been accustomed TO look for in
vegetables, in animals, and in fish We
can obtain from them means TO warm
our houses, the gases TO illuminate
them, the oil and tallows 70 lubricate
machinery, the turpentine 10 supply
the demands OF the arts, and no doubt
we can distill from them very good
brandy, excellent camphene gin, aud
very old, oily, unct0ous WhiskeY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

Calcutta was recently the scene of a
terrific hurricane, which wrecked one
hundred and ten ships and twelve
thousand persons were drowned. Fur
Their details will add to this vast loss of
80
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

To ascertain the real extent of the
influence of loyal Philadelphia, we
must also take the Union majorities in
southern New Jersey, which are all
more or less affected by our exertions.
We give below list of them
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

A special dispatch to the Philadelphia
Inquirer, bearing date of Baltimore
November It'll, says
Mrs Thomas Hutehings, one OF our
most fashionable ladies, was arrested
today, charged with being the chief of
a party of ladies who got up a splendid
saber, as a present for the rebel Colonel
Harry Gilmore. The saber, with the
presentation address, rebel mail and
other other things, were captured Fl ON
the party dispatched to run the block
ade aud deliver them They are now
in Col. Wooleys Office, and Mrs. Hutch
ings in prison. The matter creates in
tense sensation, and promises rich de-
velopments. Others are likely to be ar
rested high in Secession circles.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

The Washington rumor mongers will
nave it that Stanton is to be Chief JUS
Jice, and Butler Secretary of War.
-" Ban kis is willin
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Wanted.-Immediately

ytiwO GOOD Experienced Cooks ana
two Waters. 70 whom hoefAl Hazee shi te
40 Far asrtasr in.oru,4lioa spply a lisoses.
noyIE--l
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S25 Reward.

C1oLsN FROM TIRE FARM or 3fRs. BiARTHA
- Martin u 70 les ron Aashy NJ, 90 RE Gs la-
IA pike. On re l1ui 81 oefoter, enc narE tty
nave I've years OH, lf iiHis. three ilriie hlE-.
ynG H. feel black egs with th- exception - if-
iie gilife around her hind foot she hss spint o.
one fore ieg, sTd has eeaic eyes ! ai1 re To-
above reward for the delivery 81 slit marc. ur ~
any 3 rsoa fhaf viii lead re 60 where ! cnn hu'i
her. She wa taken VITA iot 81 ~gft mule 81
3lr Canad. branded Hifh isiter Ga the hp.
n0v1-Zss JAMES 2. CAFFREY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17
GALLERY
OF TIE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

or PHOTOG RAFHIC CARTE BE NlsIrE OF
~ Distinguished officers Of The Federal and Coo
feferate Army snd Navy, cor ssle. Wholesale and
Retail ioefid discount made % daaiers
Retail prire. - cent?. sent o. any part % The
country. by ua .. on receipt ~ "a order Eith the
monf5, 10 NOISES GALLERY OF THE CUM
bEkiaAD." - Cedar street. Nashglie. Tennss-
see. Also for sale Card pictures Of prominent Ac-
tresses, &C., Sc.
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Extract from The supplementary Re.

Extract from the supplementary Re-
port on the Conduct OF The War
Examination or General AcClelIan
Continued.
O. Were you in the Fall of 1864 a
candidate for the Presidency
A. ] don't remember.
9. Did you in the Fall of 1864 en-
courage any person TO vote for you for
PRESIDENT
A. ] may have done so.
2. Do you know whether any person
voted for you for that office2
A. ] didn't 81 e it,
2. Did you, during the period re-
ferred to- call for larger forces2
\. | don't remember. / may have
done so 1t would have been in &C
cordance with my habits.-Iiib,o,t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

1t is thought that the arrest Of Lieut.
Gov Jacobs, Of Kentucky, will lead to
Tie explosion Of plot to hand Ken
tuclly over to JEFF Davis.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17
dispatch from Gen. Grant.
Cry PoIXT, November 10, 1864,
l03O p NJ

Cry POINT, November 10, 1864, }
1890, 2. NJ
Hon Esi'cia II Stant0,, .Sseretaryof Hay:
Bn6hgh now seems to be known to
say who is TO hold the reins of Govern
ment for the next four years. Congrat-
ulate the President for me for the
double victory. The election having
passed off quietly, no bloodshed or riot
throughout the land, is victory worth
more 10 the country than a battle won.
Rebellion and Europe viii construe
it so. L. $ GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17
TO THE.
SOLDIERS 1!
We HAVE PUBLISHED a BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.
FOR THE UsR or soLDIERs.

Il is printed in four eol0rs, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, aud Artillery, marching
in countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
beating, colors flying, etc A blank line is
left for the name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and 0hieers; size l3xlT. The
certificate is enclosed in q pastobosTd tube,
and can be sent 70 any part Of tho country
without injury; and thesoldieE, after filing
mp the blank lines, caH put il back ia the
table and re-mail il - his friends, aud they
will get Is framed and preserve is e. re-
membrance.
The demand for this Certifeate Is enor-
nous, yet from our enlarged faeiiities Tor
publishing, we are able 10 keep constant
supply, and will fl all orders promptly.
Prics 50 csnis. Sent By nal, prepaid.
/. N. RHODES : co.,
s1Union sirsst,
KGshTille.
Agents wastsd 70 ssIl tss shove
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

WACHUsErr- Our glorious hills have
furnished names for many Of the new
vessels added tothe United States navy.
One OF these boats, the iearsarge, has
already gained worldwide fame by her
victory over the klabama The Wa.
chusett has now attained q similar
prominence by taking the pirate Flori-
da Wachusett mountain is in Prince.
ton, Worcester county Mass Its
height is about 1000 feet and, as it is
unobstructed By neighboring eleva-
tons, is frequently seen from vessels in
Massachusetts, Bay. Waehusett j. also
visible from most Of the hills in the
vicinity of Boston
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17
ReTerdy Johnson on the Abolition Of
Slavery.

From the Baltimore American.
The following letter appeared in this
mornings edition, with slight literal
error, the name of Webster having been
inserted in the third line of the first
paragraph, instead of that of Washing
ton:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

Phil II. Sheridan has been promoted
20 the rank of Major General in the
regular army
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SundTieS.
Very Valuable Real Es-
tate for Sale.

ID Circuit Court offer for sale that valuable pro
peTtV on thurch street. 0npo-ise the saint tintd
II tcl between the Methodist Church AMI The
simmons block. on winch the burnt house" nov
stznd-. The horse cru b. easily reuaire,i aiid
with the va g amount of Hlaeral on tie preIni-es
can b. made very vault4e f5r NAVY purposes lie
lot ffUnts about 50 iact and BIAS depth " a1 ieel
Church rect, on when thia proi,@ftg stands IS
b0uni o. be the ''gTet street 81 orr rapidly
Il ng ciiy, and this vsluatie property possess
aivsntaees over any other Tor many purposes.
Under the same aghOrty we offer 20 eTal other
houses and lots for sale, on reasonable terIns,
within he city Hmi F., very valuable l,r many pur-
pCses For : rms apply 10
,. q EWINta or
y. =. ALLoWAH, Trustee.
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Yours very truly

The foregoing i an extrsct from a
letter received from a friend at the Cap.
ital Of Indiana He viii pardon us for
taking the liberty Of replying through
this medium
Nashville is point for heavy
profits upon the invoice cost, as any
one can ascertain by pricing goods,
wares and merchandise at our business
houses bat, Notwithstanding, it is not
the place to realize a speedy fortune"
Tho business of Nashville is divided
amongst large number of merchants
and traders-the great body of them
attracted hither 10y such reports as
those that tempt our correspondent
The restrictions upon trade confne
each one to comparatively small
business, and though he may mark his
goods for heavy profits high rents,
heavy taxes, and the constantly in
creasing expenses of subsistence, fuel,
etc, leave him but q scant margin in
the end beyond paying expenses.
There are more merchants here
now than the wants of the community
require. Every addition will serve
only to make the chances for profits,
ble returns worse. 1t would be difficult
TO rent a business house all are occu-
pied, and there are none building. The
same may be said in regard 10 private
residences Board is also dear and
good Accommodation scarcely attaina-
able. The fact is, Nashville IS over
crowded, and it would better for all, if
the surplus population could be re-
moved to some prosperous, thrifty city
North-Indianapolis, for instance
On the whole, we would counsel our
correspondent TO remain where he is;
but, if he Is resolved 10 strike his tent,
not to come here at present When
the war is over, and Tennessee, lid of
the incubus of slavery, starts in new
career of progress; there will be an
opening here for Industrious, enterpris-
ing men Then we VIII say, Gene and
aid us in developing the resources of a
great commonwealth-come, be one of
us, and grow with our growth and
strengthen with our strength.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

Its said that movement Is on foot
70 secure the election of Gen. McClel~
Ian 10 the United States Senate from
New Jersey. Where does thelittle man
reside2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17

% WASTE or LwE--A Memphis cotemp-
orary is informed that of the 10Th
Tennessee rebel regiment formed in
that city at the beginning Of the war,
and commanded 10y Col Press Smith,
there are nov only sixteen original
members left alive Outiof the coma
ny commended by Capt Whitsett, and
comprising lie men, only one man is
now alive
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17
Valuable Tan-Yard for
Sale.

ON TIE WHITES CREEK PIKE, 10 MILES
" from Eashy lie, with about 20 Acres Of Land,
mostly iimbe e., and which are two Dwelling,
one frfmed sud one log. The Jan-Yard contains
- vat, connected with leach by pirea, With boil
er ruer large bark sheds, drying rooms, Ae., ke.
Pieniy Of water, snd everything resdg for making
money Cal GA
NELSON & BfuRFREE, 8
noytT-lm. General ~ Dts, - Cherry ST
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State Of Tennessee.--county Cont for

Eliz beth Hunt. Daniel Hunt. John Tulb and his
vie jane.
a.. IiRl P,oJqic
Gashrm Hun john Hunt, Alexander HINT New
. ton Atwood and wife Hannah, VIM. Murray and
r. kebecca A, John Agee and wife aiissss, sud
the beirs % law Of Abel Hunt, decreased,
Tn Tbs CASE IT APPEALING 10 iii e fiossrt
4 on affidavit th-t the defendants heirs AZ law Of
Abel Hunt, deceased, are non-residenfs Of Tennes-
see ls Is therefore ordered by thu Court that not
be given sasd defendants, by publication four con-
seeaiye weeks N new paper called The Nashville
l Icon, published IN Nasty lie, Tenn, ? curing
them toappear be.ore this Court AT its next jan
nay term, t. support or oppose the probate oil an
alleged VII, Of Abel Hunt, deceased
Test, Z. W. TURNER, Clerk.
peyI7 4tyn
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- 80. -. -
ConGderates.

Captain reIuinFs.
Also aroupss u 40 the prominent fs~iefai.
Ca ore sssd -------s---.-- - - 49,
Group al ~ the pnlfuinsnt Conie'i-f-ie
Generals Ga one d..-.-----.-..-.-''.' = 80
nog.t-ini.