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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11

Hon. Mr. Burlingame, our Minister
10 China, on his return from Washing
ton 10 Boston, passed yesterday at the
Aston House, where we engaged an
hour with him, deriving information
relating TO his mission, alike important
and interesting.
Mr.. Burlingame, though exempted
from four years Of intense solicitude at
home, has Witnessed stirring events
abroad. China, like America, has
passed through a serious or series ofre.
bellions, now. ike our own, hapnily
at an end. He has resided there upon
cordial terms with the government.
aud with the ministers of other courts
He speaks in terms of high commenda-
ton of the wisdom and Justice Of Sir
Frederick Bruce, many years the Brit
ish Minister in China, and now fortu.
nately, we trust, for both countries, Her
Majesty 5 Minister at Washington.
Mr. Burlingame says that our mer-
chants are highly esteemed in China:
that our commerce is rapidly increas-
ing; and that our relations with the
government and the people are most
amicable. Many large English houses
anticipating a long war here, specula-
ted SO largely in the cotton OF other
countries, that they are either ruined
or seriously embarrassed
Within the present year the Chinese
Government has completed the t~ransla-
ton and publication of Wheaton's In
ternational Law, which is recognized
there as the highest authority upon
such questions
Amer attending at Washington TO
business connected with his mission,
and which, in part, brought him home,
Mr. Burlingame returns TO China, via
CaliforniA-N y. TINES.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11

The Washington Republican says:
Last evening Gen. Jubal Early was
seen on Pennsylvania avenue, Boosting
that he would never get down so low
"a TO ask JohnsOn's pardon that what
little property he had in this country
he might take and go to hell witheit;
that he had enough in Europe, beyond
Johnson's reach, to support him in
ease, etc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11

"rhe white men ran never be 4 profitable
field labofer IN this climate. No Tree hire
ling labor, white or black, can grow ploft-
able systematic e~rops-sueh as cotton, su.
gar. rice aud tobacco"
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A returned rebel named Kelly was
summarily hung, 8 few days since, at
Bergen, No He went to a saloon in
the place, and ordered q Lieutenant Of
militia, who happened TO be there, 70
take his blouse of, remarking that be
did not like blue coats. The Lieuten.
ant refused to comply with his request
when Kelly drew a revolver and fired
at him. Bystanders then knocked
Kelly down, took him out, and sus
pended him 10 the limb Of q tree.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11

THE BOrLEus OF THr DUSDEsBERa.-
The work Of placing the boilers or
board the steam ram Dunderburg bss
been completed. The boilers are sir
in number the weight OF the heAviest
being owe sixty tons, the height seven
teen feet six inches, the depth thirteen
feet, and the front tweniy-ore and a
half feet The surface Of the boilers is.
thirty thousand square feet, and the
CRATE surface twelve hundred. The
furnaces are sixty in number, arranged
in two tiers, ten furnaces to each boiler
With the main boilers there are also
two donkey boilers, four furnaces TO
each, placed Immediately forward on
the main ones. The smoke-pipe is
sixty feet in height and thirteen in di.
ameter, with a grating on top for pro
lection Capt Mcdonald, Of The Steam
Derrick Company assisted by Mr.
Thomas Main, Of the Etna Iron Works,
superintendent the placing Of the boi!
ers on board the ram.
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Al LOUISVILLE, KY u3al Wednesday, Aug st
81, - NJ, for ths
Model harres Charmef Henry Clay, Wooiio =,
GUnWsle Bargesi
Al Of which esn be seen az Louisy lie, heniueks'
until the day Of sale.
For I e side-ahesl steamboat . A January, regis
tered 200 tonsE
Side-vheei steanboaf Ohio, fwreck,)
stern-Eheel tug-bost 7 D Homer, registered IL
tons
Ard thirteen Osl Guup ale Barges.
All Of which can be seen at New Albany, Indiana
until the dsy Of sale
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For sale.
Chattanooga Rolling Mill.
war pFPARrMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Cffee AZ Iirect1r and 6enr. Msuager ~ kRuS \
WISH ngtou, d. & Ju y Il, 1853. }
DROPOsALs will be received Al this OApe unnl
y O'Clock 20 %, On Wednesday, y ptenlEel
ith. 1865. 70 purchase the Z. 5 Military kulro.d
ROLLING MIL az Chattgn ogR, Tenn, Eith the ma
chnery, toes, Ia li *. fixtures and trsck crn.
rectlnE the boiling hh win The nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad
1hfHti and machinery Constructed 70 re-roll
Railroad Hoa are entirely new, and Of The most M
proved hNacter.
foTfuli descr paon and details Of opefEu n. ca
nSrlys a. apply 10 person or by sefter, 90 Il. ".
izrd ~Nt hupeunt maent, c. 0tt tuCORa, fena.
All lads should b. endorsed Proposals % pur-
chase Chstt snooFs Rolling NIL"
4. c. MccALLUM,
Brsvt Brig Gen, Director ard Gensrsl Masacer
Military Raj osds U. =. aagio-td
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The London Times has yeered over
TO the Liberal side, and urges the re
duction of the franchise to twenty
pounds q year. Itsays: cor all the
anomalies Of our electoral system, a
franchise which excludes men residing
in ESQ and e4O houses from the fran
chise is the least defensible."
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Auction sale
Rolling Stock, Railroad Iron.
Etc, Etc.

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE T~ENNFsSER,1
Ihief Qaartelmaster's Once U. = d. r.. X :
Nashville. Tenu., Aug 10, is&.1
WILL Re sod a. Pablic Auction, 70 the highest
w bitder. the following prOTety, on account OF
the United states
GA TUESDAY. September q b, Al FltsbaTg, Pa
% d. bars o. new ct" Railroad lion.
ON FRIDAY. September l5h, A. J l. Sill q Sens
Car Works, Cllumhus. Oao, Twenty-Five New box
Freight cars 5 feet gauge
on MONDkf, september 18TH, ~ the Michigan
Oar Company's Factory, ; etroit. Men Fourteen
New Bok Freight Carr, s feet gaage.
A "a, on SAME DAY, at the Det-ot Car Com
psny's Factory, Tnlty-Eigbt Mes Plat Cars, i've
iess grage. .
OWE NE5D6Y, September 2oih, At 6askeli- &
Bsrkes' : Car Works, n.chissn City. lnd Taeuy-
i've New BOX Freight Cas-, s feet gauge.
sales 20 m az ii am. Terms Cash, 10
Government muds, FJ CHILLY,
aneie-td Capt and A Q MUS army.
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A dispatch from Lexington to the
Cincinnati Commercial says the radi-
Gals lost two representative in that
part Of Kentucky, aud gained three
Senators and five Representatives.
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Nashville l. Chattanooga Z, Il.
tockhOiders' Meeting.
BFaDa'as MIl+AaT DIV. o. THl IEssi

nRADQ'Hs MILIrARY DIV. OF TBE 1ESHfssKE,l
IN ef Qu~arternaster's once,
Nashv lie, Tfrn AuEusta, 1863. }
Mr.. NJ. Burns. Pie iaent of n. and q Railroad
Slr-In tceordn ce with yoir request Of the lst
inst, the General Superintendent u. 5. Mhtary
Railroads has been dIieeic . 70 pass Tree 10 Nash
Vi De- such e ,ekholIers &C the Nashville snd Cta;-
tanoota Railroad ~ desiie TO a't-nd he meeting on
tae i6th insisa, bF exhibiting a certificate that they
ara stockho ders in that Road. Return free passes
viii be ilrDi hedfrom this Office on application.
Very respectfully, y ur ohd't seeapt
Ill. DONALDSON,
Brit. Ma. Gen. a-d & M.s DIT.
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M~vNIvERsAL sUcoESs
OF
DOCTOR McCIlL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

IN TIE wEATAxET OF DREaBs4 !
CROWNIN3 HIM WITH SUCCESS u
OTHER STATES AZ 1T Is N
NASHVILLE FENNE8Ek
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The Secretary of the Treasury has
more than enough money on hand to
psy every dollar due the soldiers. Five
millions 90 70 New Orleans by the next
steamer 70 pay the Texas troops.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11

We took the honest Union hand OF
John N. Bolts, yesterday, with a salts
faction Of which words can but give 8
feeble description There was but one
Southern man whose presence
could have awakened kindred emo
tons But that devoted patriot-Judge
Pettigrew-is, ~unhsppily, no more
Mr.. Bolts, who foresaw, long before il
broke out. the late rebellion, and who
knows better, probably, than any other
man, its leaders their motives, and
aFts, has written 3 history Of the great
est erine perpetrated since the cruel
nixon Of cur Saviour This will be
looked for and read with interest and
usefulness. Mr.. Bolts is on his way to
SaratogA-N J.. Times.
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Is under the control d ha brother, G.. W.
JONES formerly foreman Of the vel known firm
Of Meuick 4 Sons, Philadelphia. Both Ct us beng
pract cal men, and haiterng ouuelFes Of some
reputsion a. mechanic. i'll needless 70 say tDst
All work executed Ct tins place viii be made 10 the
very best msnser, and We guarantee thaE oar prices
will b uch tnatIt viii be unnecessay for any ore
70 20 out 81 the city 70 buy anything IN cur Inc a
buslne-e. unless theT have more monfy thkE they
f.cw uh4f e do with. iuivl Am
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It Is reported that Col. A. D. Straight
is about TO start a radical newspaper at
Indianapolis. twill go straight out for
negro suffrage.
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The New York Day Book Of the 5th
says A. H. Stephens, the rebel Vice
President is suffering much from rheu-
matism. The whole Southern country
IS suffering from s worse species Of
rheumatism caused by the treason Of
Stephens and other leaders.
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cireuiL conrL At M~adisonviIIe, Tenn.

as Attachment.
Iopst,fn Tho as an b p HanakiEs.
IN this cause u appearing 70 the satisfaction OF
the Clerk that the defendants, are non res ldeDt-
or the state Of Tep nessee, so that the ordinary pro
cess Of law cannot be p rived on them It IS there
fore ordered thsi publication te made for ioI COD
secutve weeksin the Nashville Union a ne wspaper
published in the city Of Nashy lie, equ'ring the
"a defends1ts T. appear at he next .eTm Of tLe
Circuit Court to be held in jacksonville, for Mon
roe e. unity, on the second Monday IN septemoer
next then and there 10 plead answer OF oemur
% COMPARTMENTS suit. or the same VIII De taken
for confessed as 10 them, aud Get for hearing er
uarfe W NJ SMITH. CLERK,
augII-rit BY ! r Robinson, DC
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$40 Reward --SiFayeder Stolen

E6oN ny honse on ths tn inst, IN North Edge
IL held, two horses, one , toan, Is hsnda hgns
bye mid scar between the rose end eyes. ana
bra1dedlC The other r b. horses 51ears tldf
l3k hends high, star IN the oreheads and o1e hnd
fooE WI e
INll eve the ab1ve reward or the deiYefy %
sid kor7aa A. ms fo1.e il Wfrreeil. or % lap
Hsnmer's Lyey stare. Gu Front ftgeet - h.- =
Tsnn. snrILRs n 3 kRi
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We put down Mckee yesterday
amongst the Conservatives elected 10
Congress from Kentucky. This was an
error-he is a radical.
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Education.

THE undersigned viii open the next session Of
i his English, Classical and Msfhen etcsi Sch Of
on the am OF September, 1865 and continue IL nil
the Isl Of July, 1865. Every sftJrt viii be maze 70
promote the moral and Intellectual Improvement
Of { ie youth thar msy Re lntrusted . ms ca e.
Nan "a Of pupls n Az se len It the Bookstore CT
Messrs Berry a Co, Pubic Square. The room In
which his tch0ol v IN be held VIII Re ammo anesd IN
q few days. NATHANIEL
auelO Inn
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ST. MART'B ACADEMY,
Notre Dame. Ind.
"ILL open its Scholastic sess on on the hrst
w Monday Ofseptember.
LUUWNI VH NUEN'N"
TERMS PER n

Tn location Of 81 Mays is uhriyaled IN point
81 besuty and retirement. The at 9 saiuoriouA
the grounds ex en- i've snd veil lid out ETeI
advs1 age Of nsture and af n We b en- brought
under eo~utr budcn 10 corst tute ths Acad' my
everything thar parents and e~uaTdisns could de-
sire. The large, well-spponted bHiding' are
h ated through ut BY stsam, hot and cold water %
ion Is male TO secure heelth 10 The inmaier- Not
only the solid Intellectual prrgress Ct the pupliH,
but heir advance eut IN vi 'tue, ter respect lor
religion. IN IL rs6ner ent OF manners ere reeirtfd
AZ essenfh seeomT lifhments IN the educei ION 81
Sd. Mary. Pupils leeome the children 81 the
A ouse, the sisters watching over their bel interests
with the 50 itude Of mothers. lane5 toel
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The salary of Horace Greeley, as Edi-
tor of the Tribune, is $500; hat of
Hudson, Of the Herald, is $4,000 per
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Lost.

DOCKET Book AT nv ucEst wsg-n o. he
4 Oiscus On y.sisraay ailean "a. : Pocket B OK
contai ans notes and paperaof value a no me but
Z = owner As0ifahie reward WI b gan 10 anP
one hndnF aad nj uuRg tie same = the pndef.
signed a NE CITY Hotel A. ". YOUNG -
aug .D-As
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The Matrimonial Pressure in Texas.
Gen Changers order declaring all
civil officers Of Texas out Of Office, and
their past acts Illegal, gave the most
alarm to the ardent SWANS and bellies
who desired 10 marry. The boys just
returned, and the girls who had been
waiting for them for four years, were
determined to marry without further
delay. As 70 the remark about past
acts it was horrifyingl Were all the
marriages contaminated during the
last four years void2 Their effects GER
tainiy could not be efaced.
But Gen. Granger ha- caused the
difficulty TO be solved by the issuance
If this order:
0FFIcF OF PKovcsr MARSHA. gRSrR4E
District Of T.xas, july IS. 1866.
Clerks o. County Courts are hereby in
form d that their functions IS 10 issuing
marriage licenses are not susps nded By tn,
assumption OF military government Of IN,
state. h q. LaUeHLU.
Lieut.. col. Provost Marshal Gen. Dis. o
Texas.
5poa which the Houston Telegraph re
marked
We are glad to have a chance 10 pub,isl
this. i IS one Of those things in which IN
military have found il discreet 10 Weld 1
he demands q the people. The youu.
people bad fully determined 10 get marriel
~ usual, m wsy and like some othe
movements within the past three months
the aufboities will maintain their show Z
discipline by giving them orders aecoraipq
~. We congratulate all parties on the "a
vorsble solution Of what babe fair 10 prov
a more serious than real conflict betwte
the 2 ople and the Representatives Of Ia
Government. Marrying may nov 90 OF
ana We shall sgain Look for our customsr
fations Of cake and vine.
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rSTOVES AND

A business tia. has hereto ore been neglected IN
Nashville; bat We are determined to fur1ish as COED
4 stove 10 design, 1nisb, durability ard cheapness
s. can be made IN The Cniled States.
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Circnit Court At MadiaonYiIIe, Tenn:

We Al, authorized u anntunee P. J. KAUFMAN
As acandidate for Counslmani In the Fiah Ward.
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The Tories gained thirty-three Eng
lish seats in the late election and lost
forty-three, making the net Liberal
gain ten-as against nine for Ireland,
and five for Scotland. The total num-
Der Of members OF the House Of Com
mons is 658; Of these 367 are Liberals,
and go Conservatives = Dumbarton.
shire making q double return, which.
for the time, IS equivalent to no return
at all Mr.. Gladstone's successor al
Oxford is returned for that constituent.
cy, and also for another. The Liberals
viii have q clear majority OF, at least
seventy-ive in the new house, which
viii enable them, if they are so dispos
ed, to carry with ease almost any rea
sonable measure Of reform-and to car
~ it by such q vote as could hardly fai
to carry conviction to 3 majority in Tia,
House of Lords.
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T ARSEGOvERNMENr SALE
Il " or
STEAMBOATS,. BAkGss. AND salP-YARD.

- - Dh
QuARrERy,srEE GENERALS OFFcr,
WASHINGTON, c. July %, lS65.
Scaled Proposals are inv TED and will be received
At the Office ~ the Qisrtsrmsster General (euresu
# Rail aud River T. ansport I'M, at Wasningt IL
y -, unEl the first day OF september Lexi, AZ ~
o'clock, NJ, for the purchase OF the 0 loving named
Steamboats,, Barges. and other prope ~;
SIDE wheel steamer IhiekamsugaI registered
Side wheel Steamer Buroside, registered tonnage
2O4 tons.
~side-whsel steamer Thomas. registered tonnage
sde-wheel steamer sherman, registered tonnage,
$40 tens.
tide-wheel stssmsr wauhstehie. registered ton.
mage q gnS.
sids-whsei steamer Knoxville. registered tounsge
90 to-s
side.wheel steamer Dunbar tnrsck). registered
tor mage tons
stem sh.sl steamer Kingston. registered ton
stern. wheel steamer Kenessw, registered tonnage
leo tons.
stern wheel steamer Bridgeport registered TN
ssern-wheeI steamer Ho,sion, registered tonnage,
Sc tons.
stsin,Ehsel steamer Missionary. registered ton
stem-whssI steamer Chattanooga, registered
tonnage, 50 tons.
POI tons.
sSeaner hesacaf registered tonnage
%side-wheel steamer Loosoui. registered tonnage.
side,sheeI steamer Stone River. registered ton
mage, 2i4 tons.
side wheel steamer Cmch, registered toms ga,
- ions. =
Also, seyen % GuuN ale Bargss.
One Row Boat and one Model Barge.
All Of winch can te seen at Chattanooga, Tenn /,
al any tine prior u the day of sale
Also, LOT me buidingA ways, stationary machine
~ snd apPertensnces IN The United States ship.
building Yards Chattanooga.
Aiui de enptOa Of which can he seen al the
ohices OF the Qu~srtermasters Of Transportation az
Gecinpatis Louisville, Nashville, St LOU, and at
Chattanooga.
Proposals are invited for each boat or barge sept
ateiy the name Of the boat or DESCRIPTION Of The
barge % be ces gaaied in the proposal.
Ainh description Of the property may be Obtain
ed on application TO BreFet Colonel Arthur Fdwarcs,
4. O. n. st. Louis. Mo-.
Bach envelope containing q bid should be sealed
and endorsed proposal for Steamer, Barges. and
other properly az Chattano ga Bureau Of
hall and hlyer Tiansportstan,F and addressed to
the Quartsrnsstr General U. s. A., Washington,
Payment to be- made in Upited Sta es currency
upon he acceptance Of any proposal, and prior "
the delivery Of the property.
1he government reserves the right to withdraw
any Of me above properly, and 70 reject Prol osals
If deemad too low.
BY order Of the QuArtsrmaster General.
LEWIS 3. PARSONS,
Brig. General and Chief Of Raj and River Trans-
portation. ang9-n
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Carl Shurz arrived at Savannah, Ga,
on the 18th ult lie was 10 go thence
to Augusta.
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Iron Fronts

put in their houses. will find il 70 their interest 10
call tefore contracting elsewhere. Pat cuiRr at
tention will be aid 70 the manuacture Of 49,
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rocroK's DiFFER-A correspondent
Of the jackson Miss News, vouehed
for as zone of the ripest scholars in
the State. in a Communication publish.
Ell on the 10Th ult., says;
"rhe white men can never be a profitable
field labofer ia this climate No Tree hire
ling labor, white CT black. can grow ploft-
able systems ste cfoPs-sueh as cotton, SUI
gsr, rice aud tobacco"
On the other hand, the Houston
(Texss) Telegraph says:
"The pinyVoods planters in the country
around as, and lhe long -shOremen in our
CITY, have absndanily shown that white
men can do southern labor IS we'll as ne
groes."
Quite opposite ere the opinions OF
these Southern doctors.
The Telegraph makes q sensible sug-
gesfion to the planters of Texss-to-
wit 10 divide their plantations into
fly scre lots, and sell the alternate
lots to actual settlers for a given Pre-.
portion Of the crops for a term of yesrs,
A league Of land, continues the Tele
graph, in this way, cut up into fifty acre
lots would give eighty lots. Suppose
forty Of them should be sold in thu
way 10 Forty industrious, hard working
families. The land. by thorough tillsge
would be made to support the settler
and to pay for one-ffth Of its value anC
leave 3 handsome surplus Every dol
lar Of Improvements put upon the lanC
would add value 10 the alternate sec
lions In fact the very settlement 0
one-half the land in this way would
make The other half four times as val
liable as the whole before the settle
ment.
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c Majority for Hawkins 1857. with the coun-
ties Of Gibson, Dyes, 0biOB, and Lsudsrdale
10 hear from. Co. 3aWkinsis undoubtedly
elected. In Dresden, the tow in which
Etheridgs resides, Hawkins g1t a majority
Of s3 votes.
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SOLDIER, Who has been dis-harEed, and
a spent al his money. wRnts to goto work and
make foms more. he writes q good hand, is a
to,erably good mathe vatican, and would make a
GOOD clerk for a 6OverumeDt Clam agent. He
would prefer some iight employment but can make
himself usefd 81 fny Kind Of EOfK, any ems e
swing su-h 3 msu cau address 8 b. h, glass box
Tf72 Nashville P. O., s1d he WI call inmediatsiy.
su7il-2e
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rs fhf q amehl.
Paal + Har1selt
IN this cause m appearing to the sat slsction Of
the Clerk, from the allegations IN the atfiiayft Med
in this cause, that the defendant, Paul r.
UsrtselI. is a nonresident Of the state OF Ten
nessee, 80 hat the Ordinary process Of law can
aot be served upon him; lt IS therefore order
ed thst publication De made fOr four successive
weeks in the Nashville Union, a newspaper pup
iished in the city OF Nashville, reauirng said oe-
fendant 10 appear al the September term Of the
Circuit Court Of Monroe county, to De neld N
the town OF Madisonulie, on the I'd Monday N sep
TENDER next. then and there 10 plead, answer or
demur 10 complainant's suit, or the same will be
taken for confessed IS 10 hun and set for hearing
~ Dgyfs. WM SMITH, Clsk
auglI-w4t BY + Rob nsUn, DC
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MACHINE SHOP,
sEAa Tzs wA1Es vozEs. SasHvIllE. rsSsFssEFs
SAMUEL E. JONES, PrOp'r.
Cooking and Heating StOVss,,

Country Hollow ware OF all sizes and descriptions
Sugar Kettles, etc etc. In short, eYerI descrp
ton OF work doas N Foundry ana Machine Shops.
The Patterns OF The late firm oi
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Mfir Advertisements.
Wantad.

RESTAURANT and Drnl ing Saloon Al the
"A Depot Al Galialin, Tenn. Apply I'd 81 de
~ ne nremissa. augil-5te
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This MODE OF INSURANCE I3 PREFER
4 AbLE to Life Insurance, for the reason that II
{. much cheaper, and z yes a weekly compensation
IN case Of disability arising { ON any accident
whatever, such as broken b1nes, ruptursd ten
dOas, spraans csncussiCns. b uses, Gus, s'abSy
gunshot woqnde, b4rss snd ~scai0s, Enprofoked
3 ssuifs by burg arr, robbers OF murde ers, bites
Of d0gr, the &c. on Of lightning, the effects Of ex
pio-ions. droSninE, or any other class Of Acct
cents. vhe h-r they occur in travelling ~ r. irosd,
st smtoat OF > ace sosch, walking IN the street. CT
a. work ia the shops, whether udirgs ooatnR,
hunting. fishing, shooting, swimming, surveying,
engineering. ana m every vauety Of circumstance
IN hhich men are ordinarily placed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11

ThOmss F. Aeagher has been an.
pointed Secretary Of Montana territory.