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We believe the supply of the last
issue Of 7-S0s is about exhausted. The
sales Of governments bonds have been
Of immense advantage to the nation.
When we review the past. and note the
great financial ADVERTISEMENTS escap-
ed, We naturally wonder what would
have been the result If these sales had
failed. Good Generals and immense
armies Of brave soldiers are the chief
instrumentalities in pushing on success
full var, but what are they with empty
money chests2 The successful fnancier,
in time Of war, is as important a person
age as a successful military chieftaiD;
but he is not apt to occupy SO conspic-
uous a station in the public mind.
Nevertheless, when the history Of our
deadly struggle with the rebellion Is
written, and all the means which con-
tributed to our victory are placed on
the undying record, the name Of JAY
Cooks will occupy d~eseryedly an exalt-
ed position. When other f~nanciers
failed and the prospect grew dark and
forbidding, he stepped forth into the
arena, took charge Of the SOS over
which capitalists heaitated, and soon
all wa again cheerful and bouyant
He disposed Of upwards Of 1914, 700, 900
within less than a year. Again, after
the government had tried other par
ties, and failed, he was called into the
field and speedily disposed of $760,OoO,-
600 of the 1905. GRANT, SHERMAE,
SHERIDAN, and THoMAs, are military
names MT born to die" and CHASE
and JAY Cooke, financial names which
are equally immortal The nation owes
them all a debt of gratitude which can
scarcely be paid.
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Sealed Proposals
FOR
FRESHBEEF

| rEALFD PROPOSALS are respectable invited
\, bv the undersigned, until 10 o'clock, A n An
cTsat 10Th 1855, for furnishing the o. 3. Subsistence
fIauar4ment. With FRk6H BEEF lor four months,
ccfnmencing September lsf lss5J At the follow
M bsTici / The Posts Of Nashville and Edge6sld,
D9strct 2. An troops on q line Ct the Nashville
srd Chattanooga Railroad nom Nashville 10 Cowsn.
Tenn. the principal posts being muTfreeaboro,
T,nshows and pechrrd and al troops % = line =
re tennessee and Alabama Ralroad + ON IA h
VILE to Pulaski, the prnapa posts beng Column
bia ana Pulaski.
ro-sb al the Tennessee River, The principal no-ts
being Decatur. Huntsville, Stevenson and Bndgs-
P1 ps.r;et 4. An troops On the East Tsnnessee ard
Virginia Railr Cd, The prrcipal posts efrg Chatfa.
neoga. Cleveland, Loadon, knoxElils and Green
Bs.triet 4. Al troops on a Hue Of tho Norsh-
we-fern Railroad, from NashElle 10 Jonssourilla.
Bids viii be received for each Of the
above districts separately, and also for
the whole together. The Government
will furnish free, all necessary transpor-
tation from Nashville to 81 the points
named above
District c. Al military posts exsept Edrsasid,
north Of the Cumberland kiy.r, 10 ne Z tate Of Ten
nessea. and cha pot Of Fort Doneisdn.
The Government wall not furnish
TRANSPORTATION Tor this district
Proposals must r. made il DE hcsiB, and en-.
dorsed distinctly, : froDcsats fr Fresh Beef" and
add rezsed % Col J. q. Ran, CHIEF C0mmissarY
n suheisiance, Nj tar Iirsiono % dhc Tennes see,
q Naehvi l., Tenn. Bidders must he present 10 re-
spoad TO ther BIDS, a. bepwpzrod % give bonds.
and sign theconract before leaging tins o@ce.
= C. BEAD.
iyz7-ls Col and CHIEF o.s. Nh Div. Term.
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~ARTIFICIAL EYES

Insertsd without rain, SO as TO move and resemble
the Natural eve.
MR IOAL AND SURGICAL DISEASES Of every
descr ption viii receiva special astentoa
Panents from a distance furnished WITH hoard 1t
a. reasonable rates.
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Inhuman nnlrage.

The S~helbytlle American Union Of
the 29th, says;
Our fellow citizen, Elijah Patterson,
residing some four miles and q hall
east of this place, while guarding his
water melon patch on Saturday night
last, was knocked in the head, his skull
being fractured by the blow, and was
afterwards numerically beaten until
the foul perpetrators thought be was
dead They then threw him over the
fence, and judging by indications, in
tended dragging him to a cave neal by,
intending no doubt there to conceal
the body, but it appears they changed
their minds, and left him lying in a
small thicket, whore ne was found the
next morning almost in a lifeless con.
dition.
We are informed that suspicion rests
upon a couple of his neighhors as the
perpetrators of the deed, with very
strong circumstantisl evidence, but no
arrests have been made up TO this time.
We hope, however, the parties may yet
be brought to justice. The recovery Of
Mr.. Patterson is considered doubtful
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Ia This cause, il appearing thst the original sum-
mons, issued returnabls 10 the January Term,
1876, Of this Court against the defendant, and was
returned by the Sheriff Of Monroe county en-
dorsed ssthe defendant rot to be found in my coun
IT," and a Judicial Attachment having thereupon
been awarded and levied upon the properly OF sad
defendant 1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Nashv lie Union,
notifying said defendant 70 appea before the Cir
cut Curt for Monroe county st Maoisonyille, on
the second M,ndsy in September, 1857, 10 answer
10 stid suit. o. the same viii be heard ex uarts
1nly q. 1866. " II SMITH, Clerk,
a1e3-wit By j r Robinson. DC.
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One of the worst enemies the United
States had in England, during the re
bellion, was Mr.. Roebuck, q member Of
Parliament He lost no opportunity to
assail us or TO bolster up the confeder
ate cause. 1t was really a labor of love
to him to deride the Federal Govern.
ment to m srepresent lis strength, and
to underTalue our victories and our
Generals. In a recent speech at Shelf
field, just before the elections came off
he avowed the cause Of his hostility.
He said:
Recollect that the United States oI
America extend over q territory SC
large and 30 beautifully fertile, that by.
and.by when il is filed, as it will be
filed, with the great Anglo-Saxon race.
that people-mark my words, our chill
dren may learn to believe them-Ma
people WiR qogern The sorL3 GHear
near My feeling was, and is, thai
they nave manifested so arrogant 8 dis
position, and they have insulted EGG.
land whenever she could be insulted.
that | said; II ssiA as far os I an con,
canoa- aid and assist IN breaking - thai
poregal unioa IL eoasnasafhea hfat aciH d
less p0soeJui"
This has st least the merit Of candor.
In his prophetic vision he saw-the Uni
ted States the greatest nation on the
globes nation that would govern the
world-snd be, as a Briton, determin-
ed to take advantage Of our internal
dissensiOns and strife, to break It up, if
possible, and thus destroy the power
has country could not hope to rival
Without intending il, Mr.. Roebuck
pays our country and our republican
institutions the highest compliment If
a nation comparatively young, is des-
tined at 30 distant day, TO tower in
power and invincibihty. above the older
nations, to what can the fact be atttrjbu.
ted but the superiority Of our system Of
government which guarantees 10 every
citizen the largest liberty compatible
with human happiness, and leaves him
unfettered in the pursuits Of life. Dis
sembe as they VIII, the statesmen and
rulers Of the old world cannot keep this
great fact hidden from their subjects
nor prevent them from seriously DELHI
Grating the question whether duty win
not require them to seek a change Of
government The success Of our grand
experiment Of republicanism in the
paths Of peace, and in the bloody con-
Hicts of terrible war, viii cause the dem
oaaic sentiment Of Europe to bring
rich fruits some day. Let Us hope
hat the day IS not q far Of
In 10 the Goth ult theta .rare 1s0h vffars
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Esroalc Cassa

Yong Eudsd Lsdfes whose mEiurtu1a Is Ia
hesn n0t 70 brnC forth IN cue SEASON, emanbei
Sod has sad you should multiply and rspleuaih. u
this is your desire you can consult ne either b.
letter Or in person. No lady over bisiy-dFs FaErs
Of age need make application AieomnuaicstoaS
b. letter or person strictly e01ddsuha.
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TOM

THE REN aWNED BARBER hss taken charge
OF TIE chop iornery owaed hv HI a Topp
No. q Cherry street sad returns his men "a nks
% his patrons, and ~ due attention, ind good OK
perenced BARRIERS. mos ~respeceu y a Ks a liberal
Shire 81 public pafronsRe. ant he is ever ready
with & call
Come, Gentlemen, one and 81, for clean Shop
yonTl 6nd. and good Harbers, 100,
Tom warrants entire satisfaction. anrS Nv
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IN this cause, i appea ing thst Edward Thurs
ton, Samuel Doughthet; snd vi liam mayo. three
OF he deiendan 5 in the aSove RUS, a e q n-reSi-
dents Of the tate OF Ten essee Iii therefore or
dered that publication be msde ia the Nashville
Union notifying the said defendants to sppear be-
fore the Circuit Court for the count Of Monroe, 70
be held Al jacksonville, on the 81 ond Mond-y IN
sept mber next, to answer said Attachment, or the
ssm4 viii be heerd ex parte
July 18th, 1865. WIN SMITH, Clerk,
sugs w4t By JR RoBiNsoS, DC.
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IN this = use, II apPSsring that tho defendant,
Campbell Wallace, IS . non-residento Of he State OF
Tennessee: II il therefore ordered hat publlestion
be made for tour successive weeks in the Nashville
Union, not fying the said defendant to appear be-
fore e e Circuit Court for the c unity 4 Monroe, To
Be- held at Ma isonville on the second Mondas Of
SEPTEMBER next, t. ausWer aid Attachment, or the
ssne will be heard ex parte. July 24.h, 1ss5.
W NJ SMITH, Cerk.
auRs-W4t By B r BAsoS, DC.
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Jobnc Moptsomery = esorrec Montcomer,

VVlHtV HVHIAOUNy NFNIhN 5"I'
IN this cause, it appearing that The defendants,
George 9 Montgomery, is q nonresident Of the
State of Tennessee. It is Therefore ordered that
publication be made for fonr sue 'essive weeks n
the n shyille onion, notifying the said defendant
to appesr before the G Ecuit Court for the county
Of Monroe, to be he'd at NJ disonvlle, on the Sc
cond Monday Of September next, 10 answer ssid Al
n hnent, OF the same will Re heard ex parte.
July Gath, 1865. VI SMITH, Clerk.
aug3-E4t BY J X Robinson, &c
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FOR SALE.
PROPERTY FREE FROM TAX.

PROPERTY FREE FROM TAX.
HiGBT Of The most valahle LOTS cons derinq
IL ther cost and 10 al , now in market, lying on
AaN ence street east Of the Nasifqnoora perot
o. r IN fema e Academy. The peeu Ar fo-m 81
the grcund admits OF Pa mess Houses In front
and ihe hack alley a. euhiceudy hieh 10 anfer
lmly apartments -boYewl hcpi sieps, or Il mev Re
improved By e ect ng = large f0rEsndi sd 8, M
m ssion house or house,. ~ih rail 1 10 I a
Depot 20 IhaE one hand coGld run : ton scross
vi 4 eas, thus saving 4 lEree A. QUIT q dnvare
Hnd the back sley Wonli b 50 high - 70 store
Foois on the second story without hoistnr.
A py 70 NELSON s MURFRZE.
a-raIuH
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IN this esrse, the defendant is a nonresident Of
ihe State Of Tennessee: Il is therefore ordered that
publication b. made for four successive weeks.
not flying ssid defendant TO appear before the Cir
the second Monday Of September. IL 8. to answer
TO said suit, or the same Will Be set for hear ng ex
pavte. W NJ SMITH, Clerk,
aags-W4t ByJ r. RoBrNsoH, DC.
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+ WING on ne Min Creek Valley Pike, Eve miles
consisting 81 Frame Dwelling House with FIVE
Rooms, Kitchen, serYsots House s. oke-house,
CsrTisge-housc, snd a stone spnng-hcuses with 3
running stream Of pure cold water at ali seasons;
good orchard, stables, etc An the buildings put
up Just before the war, finished IN good style. and
Will snii 8 man a lEste. 1erms moderate ana
easy. Arp'y 10 he undersigned, At bis residen e,
near he premises. ~ q " Mate Brown a &C., No.
81 North Cherry street. IN Nashville
sugs IHos. B. JOHNs0N.
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IN this Cause, il appearing that the shove named
defendants are non-residenis Of the State Of Ten.
pessee: II is therefore ordered that puulicstion be
made IN the Nashville Union tor four successive
weeks, notifying the sid defendants 70 sppear re-
fore the Ciren ! Court, for the county Of Monroe,
at the Court House in Msdisonvile, on the second
Monday Of September next and defend said esDse,
OF the same wilt be heard OK psrtA. July %, 1866
" n GMITH. clerk,
aug3-W4t By J r R0HTssOS, d
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Elizabeth Eelso IS Geo oMonsgomary.

IN this cause, the defendant is q nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee: It is ordered that publica-
ton be inside for four succe ssiEe Eeeks, in Nash
vile Union, recurring said defendants TO appear be-
fore the Citcu tCouft Of Monrce county, at Madison
vile, on the second Monday Of September 1ss5, 10
an wer said suit, or the sans viii be heard e1
parte. W N SMITH, Clerk,
aup3-F9t BY J R RoRIEsoS. d c.
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John A Pickins vs. VIM lee, chsrIes aud John
IOfan m.

m this cause. the defendants are non-residsnts
OF the etate Of Tennessee, 80 ID 1.-THE ordinary 5rO-
cess of the law cannet be served on them: Il 10
therefore ordered that publication he made for iotls
successive weeks 10 the Nashville Union. notifying
said defendants 10 appear before the Circuit Court
for the c unity OF Mon oe, at MadisonViile, on the
second Monday Of September, 1855. 10 answer to
said suit, or The same WI b heard eK parte.
W NJ SMITH, Clerk,
sug3.W4t BY J R ROBINSON, DC
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AUCTION SALE
OF
Government Property

an TAX THIRD DAY or AUGUST, 1885, / viii
sIar for sale at Publ Auction IN the City II
Na-hy he. Tenn, the following Government prop
cry
sffusred on TIE ruhiie Squsra, IN Na>nviles Tsnn.
/ Fraae huiiding la ~ 20 tsets Eitasted on
Front strast Nashville, Team, used As Ordnance
blacksmith and Carriage shop
1 81 cen horse Pew 7 Portable sieam Engines
complete
3 ron Turning E'thss, eomrlste.
~ cd "
about IS fssl snsfing. PullsyA Betting. ard
other Machinery.
Also : large snouut Of h~lscksmitas's Csrpen-
tiers, saddleTs' and other Tools
Also : large qualify Of Rope, Scrap hon and
OF er Ha'sEial.
The 6sle VIII 81 10 o'ciock, A ~ ~
No. CO. North Makes street, and vii continue
szom dsy to dzy urtl The whole l. disp0sedoL
Terms CASH IN 6ovsFalns1t funds
- +. TCWNsEE0
iyqIst5s osPt. lsth Afkltry, 2. A,
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ProcessIOn

- &c hNe'NA w AsN
COLOSSAL GOLDEN CHARIOT,
or Neurological Car Of the MUSES., drawn by twelve
spotIed Arabian Horses, and containing
PROF. TOM CANHAMs BAND.
followed by the Carriages, Vans, and Performing
Horses Of Thayer& Noyes' Circus, and ali the high.
IL decorated CARRIAGES OF Van Amburg's MENACE
RE, drawn by beautiful hor es, with harness aud
tsppipgs Of the richest description.
The Performing animals, consisting of Lions,
Tigers. and Leopards, will re manipulated BY a pu-
pill Of Van Amburg's. TIE Oriental Lion King
For the especial dedication Of the juveniles Mr..
q W Noyes viii introduce the wonderful Perform
ing Monkey, SIGNOR ViC10F, which vas the adj
mira ion Of New York last Winter.
Eaeh entertainment viii commence with a
Grand Oriental Cavalcaie. aud conclude with the
lsugbabie performances Of DIT. Thayer's Comic
Mules. ncle sam and Dick.
A1missi n to the ent re mammoth combination
Is els children under u yssrs Of age 90 cts.
Remember the largest exhibition OF the amnss-
ment world IS coming. ysn7t
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N this cAases il appearing thst the defendant.
Charles = Wfite, is 4 non resident Of the Safe Of
Tenressee. u Is thsre'ore ordered that publication
Be- made in the Nashville Union, for four successive
Eeeka, Notifying the said defendant to sppesr be-
fore the Circuit Court for Monroe county. At the
Court House IA Jacksonville, on the seeCad Mon
dav q 8eptsmber next sra desead the ssid At
tashmeut, o. the sans Will be beardex parre.
W. NJ SMITH, Clerk,
ang9-szt By Il RoErSEoE, DC
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J D Jones, ct al Executors Of Eli Cleveland. dec.
"a Jemes A WRIGHT.

IN this cause, it appearing that the defendant
James A WRIGHT. Is a nonresident cf the State Of
Tennessee: Ii is therefore ordered that publicAti6n
be made 70 four successive wee In The Nashville
Union, nothing the said deiendantt To appear be-
fore the Circuit Court forthsc C UNITY II Monroe, 10
be he d at MadisonEille. 90 the second Monday o.
September mat, to answer said Attachment. or the
same vi be heard ex psrie July 24th, 1865.
" NJ SMITH, Clerk,
aug3-E4t By r R~oBnSsoS, DC.
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i. q. %. u.
RidgeIey E~ncsmpmsat No.

+. o. O. r.
A. CALLED MEETING Of Ridgely EneampNent
"A No. l. 10 o. F.. VIZ to held u Odd Fellows
al on thurs fay, a. ? o'clock, p. n. for the pur-
pose OF ate ding lhe Funeral o. on. late Rrotner,
JOHN H. FALL.
All Members and ratrisrchs Of other Escamp-
menis, IN good standing, are respectfully invited 70
attend. By order.
sugsn JAs W sLEAvEs. c. P.
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Cir cult Court OF jacksonville
M0nr0e County, Tenn.


IN this cause, Il appearing 10 the stsfact-n Of
ne CLERK. that the deendant IA amen resident Of
DE STATE 81 Tannesses: 1t Is ordered thAt puhiica-
ion ia made for fonr successive weeks in the
Nashville Union, notifying said defendant 10 appear
second Monday Of September, 1898, az Madisoa-
vile. % answer q said suit, or the same viii be
heard ex perse. July ash, 1855
W. NJ. SMITH, Clerk,
surs-vst By J. K. KoEtSsoS, DC.
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We have received the first number
Of THE American Union" 8 newspa-
per published at SheIbyville, Tenn, BY
by Thos- B Laird, Esq 1t promises to
be a thoroughly loyal journal, AZ the
reader viii see from the following ex.
tract from the editors initial editorial
The politics of the AMEKtoGE UNIoN
will be that which is best calculated to
sustain the Government of the United
States, under whose benign protection,
we again have the privilege and exclu-
sive prerogative to actas freemen.
We propose to sustain His Excel
lency ANDREW JOHNSON, in his policy &C
far developed and especiallythat which
Is so clearly enunciated in regard to
the reorganization Of the Southern
States, whereby they can be restored Il
the enjoyment of their Concentration
under the Constitution of the United
States. We will also support the Hon
w. G. BRowNLow, Governor of the
State Of Tennessee, and the present or
carnations thereof.
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D Jones et ais, Executors Of Eli Cleveland, de.
ceased. " Qeorge @ Montgomery.

ceased. " GeoFgeC Montgomery.
IN this cause. it appearing that the defendant,
George @ Montgomery, Is a non-resident Of the
state Of Tenne see: Il is therefore ordered thst
Publication BE- made in the Nashville Union { T
four successive weeks, notifying the said defend
ant to appear before the Cirenit Court for Monroe
eountv, n be held at MadisonVills, on the second
Monday in September mex = answer the said at
tachment, or the same will be hes q ~exparte.
July e4tn, l665. " NJ SMITH Clerk,
Rne3-wst ByJ K ROBINSON, DC
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DIED.

OF Chrome DiarrheA. on Tuesday night. the lst
INST ST Il o'clock, at the res dence oaU Contellsr,
her son-In lsw.l Mrs. CELINA VRRDBL.
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IN this case, the defendants are non-residents Of
II St te Of Tennessee. II is ordered that pubiica-
ton he made for four successive Heess IN the Easn-
vile Union, notifying the said defendants to appeag
before the CiIeuit Court fos Monroe county. al
Msdieonvile. on the s. sond Monday O. ~6ep.embsr,
1866. 70 answer to said sun, or the same will be
heard ex parte. July 81, 1885.
". N SMITH, Clerk,
auas-Wlt BY 4 RoEKsoE, DC.
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John Minis vs. John " Lq,-psieh. Charles V

JOTu MIME " NNLU v LUI-TrlIUs DUAllEH v
Lotspeich and William Lee,
IN this cause, il appearing that the defendants,
John W Lotspeich, Oh rles W Iotspe IN and VIII
linn Lee, are nou-residents Of tn State ofTennes-
see il Is therefore ordered that publication 5o
made in the Nashville Union for four successive
weeks, notifying the said defendants 10 appear be-
fore he Circuit Court for Mo1raa G .uniy, to be
held St Msdisonvl =, Tn the second Monday OF
september mex, "a ausger said Attachment, or the
same viii he hesrS ex paTte Jnly 2sth, 1858.
NJ SMITH, Clerk,
augS-w4t By J K RoAINsos, DC.
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sugs-u4t
J D Jones ct ais Executors Of Eli Cleveland, de-
900, ~, Tobn 7 Haneu

D Jones Ct ais Exeen'O-s Of n Cleveland, de-
ceased, " John J Haney-
IN this eau e, it appearing that tho defendant,
John J Haney IS anon resident Of the state often
nessse: It is therefore 0 d, red that puDlicsfioD be
made 70 fur sue essive weeks IN the Nashville
Union, notifying the sad defendant TO appear be-
fore the Cireuit Couu fJT the county Of Monroe, TO
Re held on the second MONDAY Of September neat,
to answer the id attachment. or the same will be
heard ex paIte. July 2ith, 1866
" NJ SMITH, Clerk,
al .3.W4t By J r RosESfoS, DC.
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J L Carson. Administrator Of A + Carson, de
ceased, vs. Charles Cannon, Samuel Rowan,
AMI William II Tavior- Of ais.

IN this cause, it sppeaTing that the defendant,
William II Taylor, is a non re- idenf Of the State Of
Tennessee: It is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Nsshvi lie Union for four successive
weeks, notifying the said oe.sndant 10 appear be-
fore the Circuit Court for the count Of Monroe, 70
be held at Madisonvlle. on the second Monday OF
September next, to answer sad Al acnment. OF the
same will be heard tx psrte. Juy stth, 1896.
WM SMITH Clerk
augs-w4t By J X koEISf0N, DC.
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Notice.

WE have On Storage one R7X. msrkea NJ. Re-
v biuson shpesd On the sfeamsr Bermuda. II
not called for within 50 days, the same vii be sold
70 pay harces. J.. g. RUTLAND a CO,
aua3-lwe No. 4S Broad street.
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Axley " Jefferson Browder, John Lotspech,
Robert 60 kan, William Love, Gus Il Walker.
Marin Pain and Josiah Russell.
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John ]. Butler.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Church St, between Spruce and Vine,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
A IL orasrs promptly aszndsd a. fsto4a
~ Boz lstE. UNFme
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R~EGIsTRATIoN IN BkDFoRD-The Amer
lean Union of Saturday ssys. 1.-THE
number of voters registered in this
county to the present date, (Friday,
July 28th. } is 1910. 1t is supposed the
number will reach 1900"
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