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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
ATTACHMENT NOTYCE.

CHUENT NOTICE.
S ate of Indiana. Marshall County
William J. Acker,
VS. Notice in Attachment.
Samuel White,
Now comes the Plaintiff William J Acker and
files Complain herein together with an afiida-
W.T. that said defend mt is resident of this
State. Notice is therefore lercby given to Sam
mel White tlit unless he appear on the 9tt day
of September 1865 before me at my Office in Bcu'-
bon, at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, and answer or demur
to Said Complaint, the same will be heard and
determined i'm his absence.
Witness my hand and Seal this 22l day Of Au-
gust $50, JOHN CLEoS, J. i.
nJlw-3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

The grand jury found bill against
VIM Darlington for an assault and bate
ry with intent to commit murder, and he
has taken a change Of venue to Porter
county, where the ease will stand for trial
on the 18th of September. We believe
this is the third time within the last two
or three years that he has taken change
Of venue from this county on account OF
the alleged prejudice of the citizens
against him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
4.)c0i@l Nofjte.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

Would inform the citizens OF Plymouth and the
surrounding country, that he will be in his Office
in Plymouth, in WOodward's Brick Building, on
the following DAYS in each month during 1868:
April 22,2@, Il, - 26, p, - and 29-Nav
- Is % 50 and 3l.-June &c, ~ -, % and so
July p, - -. %, and 2G.-Aucust -, 80, and
-, %, q, -, % and 30 )cto-
Der y, -. -. and 2l.-November 25. 2G, -, 2S.
20 and 30.-Deccmbcr %, II, % and o.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
GROSH & NOBLE.
Best Stock Of Goods

and selling cheap any other Store this side
of Fort Wayne or Chicago, to receive liberal
patronage.
Call and examine our stock before going abroad
to purchase.
EMIL GROSH,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

All Druggists in the country.
Jul, q, lSG5-yIOnlf-iy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

VI. CUMMINGS, Sec'y.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Tennessee $ Kentucky Trade
Marshal's Sale.

PURSUANT to awrit Of Zen. z issued from the
Ds,rict Court OF the United Stat for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, IN pursuance Of the
decree OF said Court pronounced on Mondsy, No.
raFaber 2l IS64 in the cause OF The United sta IS
l an the estate and property, moneys, stocks and
credits Of Paul Eve" being cause No. I6 IN ssId
Court on the 18th day Of APRIL lss5, st the Court
house door ia Nashville, Tennessee, between the
hours Of 10 and IL o'eocs, viii expose % public
ie for cash ia hand 70 the n CHEST bidder, all tbs
night title and interest," for the period Of bis natu-
raj hie Of Paul r. Eve 10 AMI Ia The f3ilOEi- real
eztsle situstei in Davidson county, Tennessee, to-
Wit ceitsin lot snd the impre veinents thereon,
situsted &c the ner Of Vine and Church Or spring
reefs Ia Nashville fronting g. feet on Nhe street,
4 running rack 10 the lot feretofoTe sold by said
Eye &c the Mayor and Aldermen % Nashville; also
that para 81 soufhheid lot No. - resr Nashville.
conxeve5 70 sid kve By Brysoa =. 1r0usdAle by
deed dated April 10. 1855, ana registered N the
kcEsber Office Of ssid Davidson county IN book
No 10 page 60i. % which reference Is hereby par
tculsriy made Ior description; also A lot on the
west SIDE Of Cherry street, in said Nashville, 'front.'
ing "a feet on sa street sud runnng hack l62 feet
Particularly descF bed IN the deed from VI. hama-
ton snd Msris Ssfirans 70 ts-d Eve. dated April ~
1857 and Registered IN the HsgSter's Office afore-
"a d Ii book No Is on pages as 2, which is heresy
expressly referred % for descr ptou, also lots Nos
los, laG lU7, AMI los IN 6heibys addition 70 Edge
heid-lot No. los fronting @ feet. and the other
three fronting esch 81 feet on Woodland street, ami
sli running back no fact % sn sey-said lots nav
ing be conveyed 10 SAID Eve ny John shelby on
December "a, ls54. By deed registered IN the Reg
isier'H Office aforesaid IN book o. - psge 81.
Whchis hereby referred % expressly for deserip-
ton; also lots Nos "A and - in Bloods add Oh 10
Edgsfsld each fronting 60 feet on Woodland street
aud running back Us feet % an alley las per psn
registered 70 SAID Registers Office In book No q.
on rage F; said lots having been conveyed 70 sad
Eve on May :, 1885, By deed regls'efed n said Reg
Ger once in HOOK No. -. OF psge s9t, 70 which
and 70 said plan reference i hereby expressly made
Tor description. And on said day, on the premises,
viii slso expose - public sale on the terms Store
said sli the furniture in the house sitnated on the
tot first shove mentioned being the house Formerly
occupied by SAID Eve as q family residence SAID
furniture beng the house furniture Of said Ave.
EDWIN X GLASCOcK.
nsrchlS-td Marshal d. u. T.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

The March Number of the United
States Service Magazine" is very enter
tanning. The initial article on the "Re
organization Of the Army" presents
topics which should engage the atten-
ton Of the Government, especially Of
Congress. The continuation of Capt
James F. Ruslings paper on the Guar.
termasters Department affords the
reader a mass Of information which it
viii be profitable TO study The worthy
Captain deserves the thanks of the
public for the attention he has devoted
70 his subject and the able manner It
is treated. No one can read what he
has written without an enhancement of
his respect and admiration for the
ability, energy, skill and judgment Of
the Department which has done so
much to render the operations of our
armies effective. The remaining arti-
cles in this number introduce US to va
rious subjects, all of which are skill
fully handled
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Under this caption the Memphis Bull.
letin thus rejoices over the change OF
military commanders there:
The day Of our deliverance draws
nigh Indeed It is already at hand
Tyranny and oppression, in the sh&oe
% hard and cruel military orders sad
exactions, VIII no more Cypress pebble
Of Memphis, or the District OF West
Tennessee. Our citizens viii in future
have an opportunity to petition, if they
are not allowed to demonstrate; and all
without the fear Of petty military an
noyEnce and oppression The tyrant
has departed, amid the reioicings of all
classes OF our people; and, in view of
the speedy reorganization of our civil
government never 50 return Nav
the Lord be praised May not loyal
people ever be afflicted with his hated
presence. May the Government be no
more humbled ia the person of its un
worthy agentsi May the people of
Memphis be loyal, and act loyal. and
thus save themselves from the possible
ity of another reign Of terror and op-
preston
People of West Tennessee embrace
the Government uphold and defend il.
and You viii be safe, prosperous and
happy.
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AN EngIlsh Care ror trankenness.

There Is q famous prescription in use
in England, for the cure Of drunken
ness, by which thousands are said to
have been assisted in recovering them
selves The receipt came into notorietv
through the efforts Of John Vine Hall
commander of the Great Eastern
steamship lie had fallen into such
habitual drunkenness, that his most
earnest efforts 10 reclaim himself
proved unsyailing. At length he sought
the advice of an eminent physician,
who gave hira prescription which he
followed faithfully for seven months
and At the end OF that time had lost All
desire for liquor, although he had been
for many years led captive by A most
debasing appetite The receipt which
ne afterwards published, and By which
50 many other drunkards have been
assisted TO reform. is as follows. Sui
pnate OF iron, five grains, maenesia.
zen grains, peppermint water, eleven
arscnms; spirit of nutmeg, one drachm.
twice day This preparation acts az
tonic and stimulant. and so narfiallv
supplies the place of the aceustoned
liquor, and prevents that absolute INV.
steal and moral prostration that foIiows
3 sudden breaking of from thu uss ',f
stimulating drinka
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The loyal white Unionists in Charles
ton have been holding meetings pri
vately for the purpose Of dividing Union
men into classes-first, second, third,
&c. These classes, we suppose, are in
tended TO represent the different shades,
or degrees Of loyalty. Ex-Gov. VIM.
Aiken, ex-owner of eleven hundred
slaves, was voted "first class" Union
list a correspondent of the n. Y.
Tribune says "the highest ideal of tie
Union that these people seem to have
is the restoration as nearly as possible
of the old state Of things" They have
a great deal 10 learn yet The 'old
state Of things" is numbered with the
relics of the past It's Office hereafter
will be thAt Of monument of warn.
ing The ploiding South Csrolinians
must spur up, or be crushed under the
car Of progress.
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The Chattanooga Gazette recon-.

The Chattanooga Gazette recon-
mends Hon. Saml R. Rogers, of Knox,
for Speaker Of the State Senate. It
says: Principle and policy unite in
commencing him for that exalted posi-
ton He is not only admirably quail
fed by his experience and talents, but
he is no new convert to the eternal
principles Of freedom He has been a
lifelong enemy of slavery, and his cleo
ton will reflect more honor on the Sen.
ale than on the Senator"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

A correspondent wishes know what
Congress did in reference 70 the propo-
ton to increase the pay Of soldiers. We
have not yet received a copy of the acts
passed, and cannot inform him. We
have q list Of the titles Of ihe acts but
find none on the subject referred to.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
The Richmond Enquirer is surfeited

The Richmond Enquirer is surfeited
Of State Rights" aud now declares
the doctrine "the weakness Of our
cause"-beautiful in theory, but in
practice utterly defective" The ply
sic Of the Governor Of Georgia has
given the Richmond apostle a nearer
and clearer vision Next, we presume e,
the doctrine of secession will be dis
,carded as a weakness"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

The interest amounts to
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

JoHx BELL-The Lagrange (Ga) Re
porter announces that John Bell, of
Tennessee, is at the residence of Mr..
James Freeman, of Merriwether coun-
ty, and quite infrm." One of his
daughters, who left the State whilst
Hood was investing Nashville, had
Joined him there.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

The rebel General Forrest is reported
10 have said recently that General Lee
must get out of Richmond, and he ex
pected him to move through Kentucky
into one of the Western States. Lee
can't DO anything Of the kind
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

We have received q letter from Maj.
James 7. Abernethy, of the 10th Ten
nessee cavalry, informing as of the ar
rival at Vichsburg, Miss, Of the regi
ment Letters for the regiment should
be addressed TO that place.
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U s. $50 Six per cent.
GOLO-BEARING BONDS.

TLe-e Donds are now worth premium Of niue
per cent including gold interes: from November,
which makes the sc.ud profit on the 10 loan. ct
current rs.es, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its exemption from State
aid niunapal taratioa, WhieA adds from one 70 three
per cent more. according to the rate levied on other
property. The interest Is payable serni-snnUally
by coupons attached 70 each note. which nay te
cut OF and sold to any bank or banker.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

The Internal Revenue Law Of the
last session Of Congress levies tax Of
ten per cent on the notes of all State
banks after the lst of July next
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New York Review
Scientific American,
Methodist,
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alfw Adrtrtisfusfnts.
Taken up.

ON DssSsrick strsaf, between Cherry and Co
I lees q large Newfoundland DOG. HIS iors
= and breast Write; hind iegs ard tsi tipped With
p-orerty. and paving ehsrees, oy applying at No
g Market saloon, Market street.
marI7-4tP
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Notes or al the denominations named win be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
This Is the
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A0RT9R. GREIG &Gl..
$500. ReeelTIng. { E0FEaTdll.
MERCHANTS,
N0. a De-. FoarLh st, OIneInalI, B.


CETE have formed partnership under the sh5Is
- came ard -ty'e, fir the purpose Of dongs
Cereal Commission, kecc.V ~, and Forwar1h-
Business, and reg leave ID announce 70 our uieht
and the t-afa generally. . manufacturers an pio
ducers, that pc are prepsref 10 receive, end R.''
our prompt att ntlOn 20 cOnslCnments and % ns
interests 81 th0ss Eho ay laVoE ussith Their oi-
iaezs
We also pF0pose-anf have arrangement %
make % a special anr permanent iestare al cor 'l
sinass--to purchase 90 d on orders Tor nerelslr
and Others doing Business IN the South and West
IN the Federal inesl Wfich eaunot fsif % prove
source Of convenience sed profit b those aqu4.Ig
The a1se,Nes 81 our services. We the cf-re soi.ci
orJiers with entire conndecee that satisfaction "
be given.
Prompt attention gwen also % receiving 20 q 60.
Wardiag goods.
ieamiDg it unnecessary 10 use the uares o..
prInineEr f7ends % almost every eitF q ne Hnf1
refer with pride end conn enfe 70 our BITE nj
cisi positions, and 10 those who have Ea0au psi
lOng-s g and hest, in our native pa ton, for tha
prfmpige and iideliy with winch SO may D. ~.
peetet % diseha Eo ou- duty ~ all VIII may Ia-
trust theIr TIA mess and In'efests in Our care.
We respectfully iQyite a iIennesseG1s, and lr enfi
from Other sections OF he e,Etry Fislng hts CIR
or lhair COW enicn % haVe their letters sddrsF
20 our care, AMI p make our pilce theT headquaf.
ers curing their stay 10 the city
Ofhsels sud soldiers hfVing frade Permits 81
Tsnnessee, csn b. fscilitsted 10 fneif bu- iness
rang stneut5 ~ calling * ~ oiIce.
JAMES MORTON,
jobs J. CRAIG
marie -sm JAMES 3 MORTON
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]. 5, 7-sO LOAN.

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the Central Sub
sorip'ion Agency for the sale q United staes
Treasury Notes. bearing seven and 'h-ee-tea'hs per
cert. iaterest, per annun, known as the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
Great Popular Loan Of the People

ess than S2OO. 10000 remain unsold, which viii
probably bs disposed Of within the next 90 or 20
day., when the notes viii undoubtedly command
premium. as has uniformly been the case on clO-
sing the subscriptions 70 other Loans.
10 order that eitisens Of every town and section
Of the country may be Afforded facilities 'Or taking
the loan, the National Banks. State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par sub
scubers will select their own agents. in whom they
have confidence, and who only sre responsible for
the delivery Of tbs notes for which they sscsiye
orIsre
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Office of Provost Marshal,
NASHVILLE. TENN March, u, 1850. !

NAsHvlLIl TIsS March, "A, 1850. 3
PRoYosP ORDERs FIR 81 -ntFaa
No 4s
I Owing to the scayeity Of the water supply, and
the temporary arrangement of the water works o.
the city, no person shall draw water rom the va
riot,s public water Plugs, excepting for exclusively
i5overnment purposes
This order will coDtinus in force urtl further no
tee. ana the Guards and Patrols are hereby IN
structed to see that it il strictly COMPLIED WITH r.
polting violations to the Provost Marshal Tor
proper punishment.
By command OF Brig. Gen, JN0. F. MILLER,
HUNTER BROOKE
rnarl5-3t Capt. and Provost Marshal.
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The free schools have been re-Opened
in Charleston.
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building Lots for Sale.

n HAVE ssor 70 loss. imIaesi.ateiy oeyqnf aine
I Hdft e fslrai Gaalen, gel s1uaied f0f build
Fl, r,lrpl,sas. rhcf VI ssiI % good tlrInf.
s.t.5s--tf JOHN HUGB SMITH.
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DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAH.
- TaE TBEAf1KlT % DIsEAsEs, .
GROWING HfM WITH 8uCOEt8 %
of1HH STATES, AZ III 3 -
MELVILLE. TENNESSEE.

For further information in regard 70
the skilIfui success 10 the treatment o.
diseases, the reader is referred % SRI
LEs THsR1PEUrfCs and 8lATEEl4 MEbict
two large volumes, late edition Of lobo
the best work ia the United State
where you viii End Dr.. McGilIs na1as
standing parallel with the best medic
men Of the age 10 the treatment Of dc
eases Of women Fer Glidiseases m ID
advertisement, satisfaction Is g1zTa1
iced With my general practice 4 iTe''
the following
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TH0S. ]. MERRITT 4 Co,
.hiI-sfn Al Church street
Proposals for Mules.

EEOpOSeAlS IOT II uiSS'
ASSISTANT QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
NAsHYnLE, TEsS-, March 18th, 1860.
DROPOsALs are invitad by the undersigoee an
{ J Monday, March Goth, 1865, az " O'Clock m
70 furnish this Department with the following ems
OF transportation, va:
(IO0O) Ose Thousand Nudes
To be deliveries free of chsrge At the z 8 IN
sUeciors TTal in this city, on or before ne l3n
dsyof April, 1855 the mules to be not les thsn W
fourteen hands high aBd over 80 three yeare 90
strong stout, compact, vel deVeloped animals n
fun health. free n IN te1i n or defect tnal Noai
roposols VII hs received for lots o. lJl) fly and
unwsris, and rsUst specifs the pnses for lil i0ur
teeo C41) fourteen and halt and 90 ~ een had
mules.
rom responsible parsons. known 70 the Under
sis,,ad ~ ieyai or who wiil be gouehgd br - re-
s1ouslhle parties.
Bouds viii b req7ired that the cortra~t vii b
f.ithfl Is uuled. lhs right y reserved 10 reject
any OF all BIDS deemed Unreasonable.
Zach proposal mus be endorsed proposals for
Nniee' acd addressed 70 the undersigned
~ order BF't. Biig. Gen J. l. 4 ozALasEs, Chief
Or ~ Dept. Cumberland.
HENRT ROWLAND
mus-td Capt. and A. @ n.
HEADQUARTERS Drp'T 90 1HP CrNsraLAtp.l
Nashville, Tenn, MsTch9, lss5.
SPECIAL FrrID oHDEus Extract
xI. Let. Col g 6. Minor, tn o. VIC. + here
BY detailed temporarily e. Csn1 aoder OF tbe po- {
q Edgefeid, Tenn ana vi ! BE- hid personally re-
eponslhe for the maintenanee Of good order at INST
w. MAI General THOMAS.
lsigneol SOUTH Ard HOFFMAN. A. a. G.
sGxrEL WITS, Capt kA.AA Gen,
Cav, Depot H. d. H.
frRrlE
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Thirty Loan.

These Notes are issued under date Of August 10TH
1864. and are payable three years from that time,
in currency. or are convertible at the option Of the
hol, or intl
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For Cairo and Saint Louis.
VaE FINE AssENeERs,oansr tSs.,.lse,
M. =. NtEPHAM. s...sa

V1aE FINE PASSENGER Steamer .s.-sss
M. \. NIEPH AM, Essz-s7
VII lasgr above and Al intermediate ports, on
SATURDAY, lsth INST, q o'elock, g. m.
For freight OF passage apply on hoard, OF t.
Tnarl6-2t BOYD 4 PEBBLES, Agents.
HKAn0uAErE2s DEr'T OF THE cUxsrRLsNp,l
Nashville, Tenn, March 9. 1895. J
GENERAL OKDERs
No. II.
". The town Of Edgeaeld is hereby constituted
Military Post. Tho limits Of ths Post vii De the
are o. a circle described with . radius Of Eve 90
miles Eom the eiers Of the old suspension br dQs
a. osotre. enelOsIng Edgeheid and extending
from river 70 river again.
'. All cavalry hoses bs5oming unserF.cerble,
within the Departments Of the Cumber and, Fill b.
sent - tns QaarterInastsr u tbs Cavalry Depot
kdce1eid, BY whom they will b. disposed o.
b command Of
Ma. general THOMAS.
lslgnsdl swM. Z. WHPPI,k. A. A. cen.
gs.gnrg sOvTHlAD HOFvnls. AAe.
Olfcial.
sAscEL wEELs. Capt. A. A. A. Gen.,
CaFsigy Depot
znazchi6
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A t3rand FsaIiy sIatizss
Every Saturday afternoon. Al 21S O'Clock.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL DARK.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TRRAsURY DEPARTMENT.

Il
h4saINoI0y, Jan. 81, 1855.
VTTHEREA9. BY 5aTISFA GLORY EVIDENCE
w pre- entea 70 the undersigned, il hss been
made 10 appear tbst "THE SECOND NATIONAL
BANK OF NASHFILi T." in the city ofNashvilie
in the comfy Of laF dson. and Ststs Of reunessse
has be duy organized under and according to the
requirements Of the Act q Congress, eniitied "Aa
Act b provide a National Currency, secured hY
%, dee OF United State lonfs, sad 60 provide f5s
the circulation ard redemption thereof" approved
June 80, lsGf and has ccm lied with IN ths pro.
visions OF said act. Tesuired 20 he complied with
o. fore commencing the business Of BanHlng under
said Act: ana r..
No8, therefore, ], HUGH Ncculloch. comptrolef
II tha Currency, DO hereby certify that "1he Be.
cond Nstio8al Bank Of Nashville, u the city Of
Nashville 10 the ceunty Of Davidson, and STATE Ct
Teunf ssss is authorized 70 commence the ba,..
ness CT Rankiug Under the Act Aforesaid
In testimony Whereo., v tne-s nv
hsnd aud seal Of Office, thus lhlrty-fr,.
4 - ] uay q january, 1895.
y D - HU0H MoCULLOCH.
ComptrolerOf the CuTrenay
EsfIhe above Institution IS j be o7gnedfo bIs-
ue-s . TIE cour-e Of few days, 81 Ehich due l5-
tee VII b gven.
JOHN LUaisBES. CashisE.
yAs. horton, JAs. s. NoEros. yoaS .. cEAa.
Lsie. Cazll'r BIZ Of Teuns. Tate tash'rBr Unou
Nashville. Tenn. BE- Knoxville, Tenn
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FOUND.

SIM OF MONEY Was found in Germantown
a on Yesterday, which the owner can have by
THOS. LIItZY.
msrl5-3ts oil Works, near Race Track.
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NOTICE.

James c. MeFerrin and John r. McFernn.
Is
Felix &. Mckay Turner 8. Foster
VTTHEpEAs, by decree Of the ciTcui ConII o.
w he TIn,f.i States Tor The Middle District Of
Tennessee. rendered On the 22d Of November, lees;
il was ordered tsat the Clerk Of said Court shonld
s'tslse an account OF the debts due BY said nc nay
snT nrovideS for in the last clause OF the deed OF
,1st fnr e-ffisors gsaeraHun Notice IS thereioIe
hereby given FOR 81 having claims against the SAD
WeEey' end provided fJT in said deed OF trust, 70
T. r. CAMPBELL, G, & NJ.
marI6-d1H
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20 tho ladies.


slsaaras subject % Ha1. here 81 10 desc az -
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scsras that uniersir1d treallne s and u Jos =
ssg tnss ksge enrlsi d0Een4 in MS ciiF. A. ~
In different Eiaies, uno ha7e spent d9ller 49,
~ ~ ne ro,I vel eured 81 ne ] em 81 I.
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