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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30
CITY INTELLIG G EN- CE
[For additional Local Items see Third Page.l

joys OF MARRIED LIFE.-Mr. Edgar
Starkweather and Josephine hIs vile, not happy
IN their marital reIauons The fault IS probably on
the part OF the spouse. He Is certainly of very
combatve disposition; Yesterday morning he was
more than usually so. Tne result regular
househOd d rumpus, which was terminated by a
brick. 1he BRICK was at one moment IN the hands
OF Mr. SaTkweatheI the next moment he untOrtu-
nately dropped 1t against the head of Josephine.
This was unfortunate for both parties to this domss.
tic imbroUlio-to JOsep inc, because she was Sc
verely hurt thereby; to Edgar because he was car
rled of by man in blue coat and despoiled OF his
liberty of action.
Such proved 10 be the story of Josephine when
she and the victorious hdrar arrived III the presence
of Alderman BETTER, at the Central Station,
Josephine furthermore insisted that she could not
consider herself entirely safe In the iutHre, unless
Edgar was placed under formidable bonds to keep
the peace towards her. The Alderman took the same
view OF the case, and named $500 an appropriate
figure Hereupon Edgar waXed very wrothy, insinu-
atiIg that before he YOU submit to such an out
rageous imposition he would prefer to while away
his time in prison for an indefinite PERIOD The
Alderman consented to this arrangement, and Edgar
conducted below. But his hish-strung spirits
ere considerably aXed by the humid atmosphere,
his resolution slowly oozed away ana at last he des
patched messenger in searcn OF bail. Mr. Stark-
weather was thereupOn, set at liberty for the time
being, and at once to his place of business
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FIRE AT EIGHTH AND CHEsNUT STREETS
IHis MORNING AT an early hour this morning a
fire broke out IN the fourth story Mr.. #.
hUmerle's surgical instrument mandatory, No Ill
south Eighth street which resulted in serious injury
TO the stock on hand, and also to that OF j. n.
Gemrlg surgical instrument maker, No. 109 South
Eighth street. The damage was principally bv water,
The fire broke out in the woOo-turnng room of Mr..
Kumerles establishment and burnt the roof entirely
of, and do considerable damage to the fourth story
room.
The second ana third stories we're used as work
shops for maxine and finishing surg cal instruments,
ana these, as well as the store on the lower floor,
were completely deluged with water, causing great
injury to the stock, finished and unfinished. The
building No. Ill la owned by Mr.. Martin KumeTie,
and is fully insured IN the Fire Association.
Messrs. j f humerle and A ii. WIZ are in part
nership. Mr. Kumerle is insured for $4,000, fol-
lows:-Reliance Insurance Company, $4,000; and
North American $4,000. Mr. Wirz has an insurance
OF SS000 As ollows:-Royal $1,000; Franklin, $4,000.
No. 100, occupied by Mr. Gemnig, is much damaged
by water, which saturated every floor. Tue upper
stories all used for the manufacture of surgical
instruments, and the store is the first floor. The
1901 of this building IS partially burned.
MIR. Gemrig Is insured IN the Spring Garden In
surance Company for $4,000, Royal $3000 and the
building, which IS owned by him. Is insured In the
Fire Association io1 $1,000
No. 107 Is occupied by Peter Conrad as a shoe
store, and he sustains loss of probably $500, en-
tirey by water. Mr. Conrad is fully insured in the
North American and Franklin Insurance Com panies.
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Our Lake rnnneI.

We may begin 70 congratulate our
citizens on the prospect OF soon having
pure, fresh water to drink The great
tunnel which Is to bring Us the pure
liquid from Ear out in lake Michigan
where there is a strong current, is rap
idly approaching completion. About
G. 200 feet OF the entire distance Of 10,
500 feet has now been tunneled, and
the remaining 3 SEQ feet will, if no &C
cidents happen, be excavated by the
middle Of September next, at the far
thest So We msy look forward 70 the
entire completion Of this wonderful
work IN about six months.
The Workmen are now tunneling at
the rate of 25 feet per day, portion
working towards the lake from the
shore end, and a portion towards the
shore from the crib A diLtsnce Of
over 200 feet has already been exca-
waited from the crib end Of the tunnel.
When this great undertaking was
first talked Of, many regarded it as an
impOssibility, and some have been very
incredulous of its accomplishment even
since the successful progress of the
work But all approximations OF failure
may now be dismissed. The lake tun-
nel-the great blessing in prospect Tor
Chicago-may confidently be looked
upon as virtually a fact accomplished.
Chicago Journal
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a'soldiers who are living viii lie
honored by every man and woman
those who are dead, their MEMORIES
will be reveIed Those who are living
viii now find rest and Tepose; those
who are sleeping win find rest
% sOn the other side Of Jordan,
Where the tree Of life is blooming,
There Is re ior you
In the swert felds OF Eden
There Is rest Tor the weary,
There is rest for you.
There they viii sleep until the
great resurrection Of the just We viii
all be mustered in at the great day of
account at the final roli-calL
2 we shall know each other there.
SCould there be any more fitting
eulogy pronounced upon the now dead
orator than his own words 2
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one OF the peouliariiies OF the late
Daniel 5. Dickinson was the frequency
with which. in his public addresses, he
Quoted from the Bible. This gave him
Inc nickname Of scripture Dan The
New York Herald says in is notice Of
his death
one Of Mr.. Dickinson's pecuEariies
a. a speskef-that Of quoting freely
from the Bible-gave him the nick
name OF Scripture Dan. This name
aud this peculiarly stuck 10 HIM
throughout his entire career and one
Of the most noticeable passage IN bis
last public speech Is the embodiment IN
a eulogy on our soldiers Of an old snd
familiar hymn The speech Was deliv.
cred at the reception Of Gen. Grant ia
this city on june Z, lS6j. and, 10 al
luding TO the soldiers he said, with
SingulArly affecting pathos:
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No. ~.
No. 234.

FOR sALE-ons Of ohiessuns'. Fine Pianos,
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In chsncery at McMinnville, Tenn.


In Chsncery at MeMinnville, Tenn.
" H SmsrtL
LIZA Vim ATgo,
IN obedience 10 q decree Of the Chaucery |Cour
1t hca1innvliie, Tenn, rendered &c the Mhrct
term, A. ID. 1885, Of SAID court IN this cause i will
on Monday, the 2lst day Of May, 1855, expose &
pubic sale, Al The courthouse Ia McMinnVills ihs
pr DWELLING HOUSE,
outhouses, spd about Fty o. sixty acres q Land
belong ng 70 VIM. Il. ATgo, adjacent 10 the Town o
McMlnnvllle- Sale credit Of twelve n-onths
except Fifty Dollars cash Sold uEon II months
tirns % aycid the right Of redemption. At the in
stance Of Complainant
-. j. -. 4f. MoRFORD. CAM.
spril1l-6tE prs fee S go
In Chancery at AcMinnYine, Tenn.
James P. Thompson,
B. L Ridlsy and Hugh Frsnoss.
IN obsdieucs 70 decree Of the Chrpcerv Co.,rs
rendered in this cause e the March tsrra. a. b
1850, lvill sell q she Courthouse Id McMinnTlla
on Monday, the 2ls, day o. Nay, 1885,
A LOT OF GROUND,
ying near ths Depot 81 Mem nnyille- On a ,-.5ii n
tEelse months Sold on twelve mou.hss efeyiit Z
ayo,d ihe ght q Redemption, 81 thA instance o
eoIup.ainant Bon1 and fecurty VII Be REQUIRED
and q lien retsined.
JF. MOsFORD. CerFa Master.
apiial-ets- prs Zee s. 81
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GuFAr GIFf IIsTHIBUfToS. -Fsfe opportunity is
ole IOr o tsNing Watches chal. s. diamond
Enz civ rgafe, etc ~ Messrs ATrandale q ~.
at No. 10 Broadway. he have an immense stock
81 1ies, YaryIrg IA yal-e, and alt offered al
one Collar eacn. The distribution Is very falhy
cOl1- you agree % iaAe ceIiin.- e OF ceiJa
icie e. olsta m an enye o. ana MT ieq4rel "a
pay your dollar unless yOu ned WIN toe ar
J,ie, when BIl ,eTt-lIiy De worth more tnAa TIA
-muuni, snd mtf feS . or 500. Al e4Ceienl node
this investing dollar SuidGt 4EHgcS ". !. CIV
February 10, looo.
a4eszrs. a. randals q Co. have long teen person.
ally zIOHn % Us -nd We believe them 10 be Vesy
wUrti y 0i pulAc Colhdence.--H. ]. So0ttish Ancr.
J0lg. Jiuse Al is6i
We have i5spsc,rd, st tue Office Of Arrandale 4
/ c. agency fr European ManGf~ turing Jewel.
eIs large aszOrtGen Of fs-n enable and valuable
laa ely Of The newest patterns. We a so noticed 3
large IA nuty CT liver plAte, snd uncerstznd that
tns SuOr OF these newly Ia parted at ces ere to be
dl-pCs o. IN a novel principle, giHipg ar. &C al
! sanlzg % b-ytIs, ana hii-rdlng sxieDsIFe em
p.oymentl 10 rEeats We knos the hral 10 Question
O. Le ye-y Ie peCta0 an inoruughy WOIthf OF
uuuic cuuldsuge, AM reCOul.lieud cur uienis to
Teal De advertisement ~. T. Albg0n, SepieDi-
by Messrs- Atrandsie q Co s srrangeueut. the
sdya- taxes must b. tie side Of the customer,
i1T Ee has ever IN 20 Ealn and nolhng co npsr.
ALVEY % lc-e he Arrows whsa be viii get iOr Bis
-oliar ,e.ore-anis an1 he need not send u be IS
lbs =sl-stlz- ~ J. Weekly 1ers, dllg. q, 1854.
EHEL4IEEar FuE LaliE9.-l ne most eligible and
E-c1laie en y yInent y have hesrd q Dor lad Is
icl g Ar-Eltss % a led 3 q our ECqu intance
IA n-el FsJ 81 ceSsf1i 70 n e E-v, NJ. only IA
q Eer cal pane, lllI also - dung gooI turn
- filse O. UhlIl De sid tle CeFuncalss s. eli
- teeu ~ ur sd erll-I- z columns ten lemen
en- 30 b 1lil- e1g sged.h- D. SuliGy Acrclirg,
4 va.f e, a.
IN olr column the reaier pill find an ADVERTISE
r e-t q aru lialo q eos On Dztnbuusn a
~ cie-, iezelry sd EilVerEare. In payment q
tlzt adFest reuieuI Zee wed ssFer1i sets Of the
I-Eeisg adv IL ed, ald We are Hsrranted m zsyug
.tl6t. DItu nu-sn sn1 qua ", they cesded cur
e1pecl.rous- Infy JIz1ed oal 10 be j1sl Whai
th-y bad hse1 rope enled--Tus DeliocrGt, (Lsig
~ icl,D aug. ~, is6i
AGbNts-- Re want agents n every regiment,
anu ueaery t0wa ana county Ia ths country, ana
those EcuDg such vii De allowed ~ cents on
eyery Cert mate ordered ty fntm, provided their
reuutsucs amounts to one dollar. Agents viii col
lsct IS ceuts for every Certificate, and remit Is
cents 70 ne, either m "a h or posIsse stsmps.
ARRAEDALE q CO.,
I67 Broadway, New York
Or No. 25f King street, CharlestOn, ). q.
fah2-dAt ceyg Wat
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Original AttaOhment..NO 2s4

'eiiA n "a "a AneeY 8asapS.
II sppssrns from the sfidart SIed il this case
thai he oeas1stsHt - coaceals husef a. afgarrs
last tne ordinary pFocess esnaat - served 90 him.
u is therelere ordered tnst pa lic&ioa - maize f,r
ssur slccessFe Heeks "a toe Aashailie Unioa. no.
qtyiag ne saad Gndey flssps V appear hef1re
9ohn Mlns ., asastce 81 Ne Peacs n hadisauFIBs.
sloaFoe eoartys Tennessee. % tha lsfh dsy 81
3ure, issE. . ansWer 4 "a khd therp ne 40 A.
sachns NJ - ~ ~ cEreciG. or tie sauna WiH Be-
ieEeS - confessed azd haard ex pa.ta Is % hin.
1h1s Ne CD dsy q December, lss5.
naris-ass J0HN MINIS, Up.
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No. 262-

VTOR sALE.-BUENA VISTA sPRfEes-lsl<
II Acres; enc small Frame EsuiidinE q i've ICONS
isncss ~ orders TdREE SULPHUR sPRINGS-
White, Red, snd Bia-ki Two Fre@stuus SPRING.
One cIstem on tbe Dill 633 FEET front o. lhs Busua
Y isla Pike the entire n { Is about squsue. On
the l33i acres are fouhd h,ll, glen, bower 7eaess
rocks IA bod rel ef Yrecipics. hat Bprnga erpef
and romantic drive. Tkis pictufasqua WateriDr
Pisce, IN possesaion Of fne right man, can be made
The oaf AZ acfEa zusuner resort ahout NaahrfIi--
and beng Only IL miles nom the city, 4 easllT
rsashed - private conveyance, and no dbuhf ~
fore many unoniha EI - accessible b. Sire R9.
road ffice 80 on easy terms. Aprivto
Il. @. 5COVEfl, Rssl Es,sts fress
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ARRAaDALs 4 co. M.nufacturer.,

AhhAADALh q Co, Man1factuIers' Agents
No. l67 Brcadssy, NswForr, ~ -
Announce tnst sli OF tEe abOYs MT Of goods viii X
-Uld s0r One Dollar sac-. ~.
Ia con squeu-e Of the grea stsgoston Of t,ads
~ the ula--ac urng ulst-Icis Of Englanf, tnrousi
he ~ hayias clt on ne supply oil e0tsOn, large
quaint OF Nsiualle JeWe.Ty, originally intsnae.
iUr h- hugii MAJ Eei, mas been srnt "a f.r sal,
~ ANS y af mus Be sd az GaV sacIile! Tn
Der JEese cream Lancos, AHA NJ Az a 90 act
ing as agents for he principal European Manulac
lurer-, Lave rss-lted upon gftat on Ap5Orft %
HieHf 10 be divided securing tOihs follogtng regu
iEil.us:
Ca Tn ates Of he various sIt les are put into en-
velOpes l-discumInRieiy, sealed 40, anc. gsien OF
dsre1, are laE en- cut WtnouI 7. gsra t0-choce an,
sz1s - ulaI thus -h0sIng no ssFOTitsu. Ia To
receipt Of tle certificate, yOu via see Rhat yoa All
70 hag-, eDd lhen q Is . your opasn - rend IN,
dollar taks he article OF no. tulchss ers ma
/ mus UttHu s todd " licE, Diamond hng, OF All
So u Iek r-rE % our La lo- Ole Dollar.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee
APRIL RULES, 1866.


VS. 40. 81 J.
IL. Thompains aud J. C Flaming n.
7 appearing totse sat sfacuon Of the Clerk and
Mas er EUuI atilda 10. tnat DEF n ant J q lam
gao - eni OF the STATE Of feEne see. 30
nat the diLsrs process Of law cannot be reTVe1
op5n him.
10 D., therefore. ordered thai patli7stio be
maze. Tor four cors+cui We zee g 10 he NHshy @
Uni n, nlb shed 10 the Ct Of n shvilie requ ring
ssid defendant 70 appear a. the next term OF the
Chancery t0urt 10 be held at the crurhouse IN the
town OF l. yingston on the first MOndzy in August
BtKL then and there 20 pesd, Rn-Wsr or dsuur
TO mpiiun- nts bhl, or tbs ans vii be tassn for
C Messed ~ D. him, and sei for hearing eIpsrte.
apri3O-4tE j. ". WRIGHT, G q n.
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In Chanoery at MeAnnnviIle, Tenn,
A. W Brewer. complainsnt.
- IN AL

I y tbs oauss. BE- appoannc 20 Ire ssfsfa-t,dn Of
sc N-grE sa4 ha=les. lrcrn CORR is usut'a H.
Hes=ees Sd lhai thc cTruary rr1cCss 81 las cannot
b. -ervea npln hlm- NIs u.crcin-n ordered thai
plhicsi-on b. ulsies foE logr n-ecuure afeks. 10
Ne NAshF 10 iuioa. re- fssa Der D. 30 ssf lu the
CITY % nashville rtgrs-rfis "a d Defendant % aPpsar
on tle tr-i Gag of cur ueNt terEn af Ualrt q d
heid m the town Of hcA.nnvu q. rrnnes e.. on tha
l,ll.n NOR " % hsre rex. 90 plead. snswer or
dcuuT To- cofuf lauani's HH CT iie ssrre uii L.
iaAtn t1F confessed 81 % h ~ and SO TO- hearinr
Il iarie ., ,. huRFuEn. c. an
leuls Ht' ~ J. g. EILEs, Il O
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Original Attaohmeni..NO sO3

o@ofze ". hsnlfF ss-lotlu kFTin.
~ aHpaar1g rom o. affdaFf Sled 10 this easr
tnai ne defazdau. John Errin absconaa 20 ~
sne ordinary process enunot - served % him % -
slocesslEs Heeks n lhe NASHVILLE Union. notfyf1g
ne SID John XVII 70 aprear b. cra John M-sis
sastlcs q ne Peas Iu Maiiaougifia. Monr1S
county. hsnnersee, % he l6th day of Juns iss.
~ -asaer tnen and there ths SD Eltachunaaf
- ~ dfectsi o. he Sans va - taksa a. c01-
ICED tld hard ex raTta A. b I'm. ms me %
Day q heoembsE, ISIS.
H'afls-ifE ToHN NINIs, g.R.
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rarrs vsov c1xciSSkTI By AL ttNEs-TuuEs
nay. srau 10, 400.

C,rp-sssea Coitau So per Zee iOs less iasn an
cornrrss,ed % Kastorn cites.
The Provision marke; acquires additional
st,eprth without much ACTIVITY In the
nmount Of business DONG. Mess Pork sold
atSl5 F5ag6 Tor city, and SIS 80 f1r coautry.
10 ders are reserved in their ohcuugs
a. sac.
80 is sought for as lstlc, but &c is not
offered al less than rs Sc, ADD not literally
ut that.
BuIk Meats arc quite firm az ioalsc for
Shoulders aud rib sides. aud ll'so Cor clesr,
Rac6n shoulders are quoted 81 q afc @ 12c
Che latter hgure askedl. Bacon sldes st
lslzs. and clear sides lsA. b l6e. Hams
are steady ct the old dgurcs.
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I---4I&1Aoh And FUbEkAII hOIICEs
eln e charged st The regular advertising rEies
80 49, nFHriahiy be pad sdTSnce, or 70 ID.
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IN ChAncery at Mcbliunvills.


Lewis FauiEner. ard othsrs crrlf,fq5raufs
y. Bill
j 9e neirs q Jo1a Oookey, their harnaa unknown.
10y Saa1 ena Der enldrt e fheir 1aHles uaEn0Ea
- Ia lA.1i1t, taalc Cookey, Hiehard Cooker.
sd Soln WEBB ana lis We, Anu, f5rfnsriy Az
U5okey, dslsnliEnis.
~ apeearng = he satisdsction o. fhs Clefk and
elAs-ef, ron s1ndaFit thar The above named DE-
-i.llis are n7u rsaite1ts q t1s stsis e Tense
- - sila4 ~ lllilsrF Pracesa Of iaH eann1G D.
Itea ufol mem. 20 n therafnl ore 81 @ a. pub
.liioa - nls1e fif four Consecutive ge@zs 10 th.
-ttF tA.eAs = il.zrer puhlshsd ID ne elIT
- - Us g. 81 ouf uert CourI. b. held u Nc
e..aefilis, o. ne "a hon AZ Ia Msych 1855, %
49, e-.-9eI ef deiIiur % con ainants tilI, or The
80 1or hesung ezparfe.
IF. M0RFoRp. GAN.
80 W. HuN q rnnE ID O.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
MARCH BULBS, 1855.
IN1-N {" rat NaaAN
W. G Ces Bill.
lanes Mclean. e as.

IN this sause 10 appearing % The Clerk ard Mas
ter thai the defendants James Mccain, WIN. A
Nc lsis, James r. T0aey sad siie jane A., Sussr
MCLEAN, VIM. hcCiain, Sarsn Jane Mclean
and Eiizt beth Mccain. last tire minor chi.dreI
81 John II MeCisiu, dsea, ar nol residents q 9,
STATE o Iennesf ee. so thar thf g. lnarT process o
las ca not BE- served upun them. l. D. therefore CT
dersd thar publication e Hsde ior for sIe es- Ti
weeks, The shYiile Co on, newspaper Tllp
Issued 10 the city Of - -hYI'Ie, Ienue-se fs1-I q
ng SAID he endaBrs 60 appear az the August tern &
Garbage on ihe third oudsy IN qua, lstf. q
answer the Cross hil of A. MeCsin sglIu-t an
and other Ct tee anne ull - tsi-en ~ cnies cd
ana 81 f1r hear NJ eEpa-te, a. o. t1eu.
mars VT d. II CAMPBELL G. 4 ~
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In Smith County Court, at Carthage
FEBRJARY RUi Is, lSsG
&C sander. and Bora

Famine Rfsves sna others.
u tbs osuse, and on motion q compisinsufs
solct ar, snu t app -s-izt O. The sstsrIps OF sc
Gers, thsl deiendanu 2 J Mszio-khr, bud q
Neg ockln kuth c. ~ r.ncshn. fagItua 4 zares.
Adsllne Reeves. 4Eus neaFes. and hhss3a kcavzs,
are uol-rasiderts az he STATE 81 Fanreszeg an Z
residents OF the ste of ksutuczy. 81 tast ere "a.
dlusfF process ui lac Csuuot ie served unan them
o. Is therefore or cred tht p4lhraH n as fn sus.
Scr four ccn-ecurva weeks, in he Nashville Uuidn,
a Newspaper publishes Do she CIV cI Nashy De
IeunC see, requiring ssid 1elsrian q % arpe.r t-,-
fore DE Cougtv Court 81 srrr D e uufv reuna. SEE
81 me Court huusc 10 tise loan Cf CaHhare on ne
tr-t Monday tg April ugEt lssl. thea ana ths re- "a
plead, answer OF demur o. cJmIi.iaants' petition.
OF he sSue all o. taEen f1r cuufssesd srd set
dozen r hearing sxnsfte. Is O. them.
r. ". TURNER.
ietGf-wfl Clerk a. sHiih County Court
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES. ISIS.


Eaf Oraluai BIZ.
1ohn h. Address, q as
- motion - coupi11anta. ~ their 81 ctr.
and o appearing 70 BE- ssis,scton 81 ths CI-r al
lss-ers BON - allegafiod ir comp s ranf.s OF
- toe aesen1ants iame- sEd fsgaan Ta7.cf.
Ersneis lgiehart end Der hnsiand Eibeibrri Id
hsIt are nen Hezf1euis o. ne sac ~ Tenussz-s-
~ = tnelaloTe Qfdsred thaf pabi icalcn D. msl'
lof Our Consecutive Hoeks ID he NashFlie Uu.rls
a neEapspef rilhisired in tra cirra ~ FsFbgs 70
flirng ne SO defendants 10 aDpear e. t1e u-Ei
tenn Or ne Cda1csrT Cour = r. haid ioT ilr
10y q FsffJs a. ne ogurftpuae ~ - tcau or
Lindes. On the hrsf ThursdsF 4 ter tAs nrst Moe
ay % ApF ne1f, fEen and mere to snisr her de-
isnce 70 oon1piainants 5i % ths sarue uiH ~ o.
sc ~ coniessid q ana aei i1T hearing eH pare a.
sotlenl- r. y. THONEs, Q q n.
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In Chanoery at Livingston, Tennessee
MARCH RULES, 1860.

Vim. Cne and John Taylor, ct sis.
VI. .. SUI.
Richsrd Poor. ct ais
IN this ca ~ it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master nom compartments BIZ.
whi-h u sworn 10. that deiendants Robert MuTphey
sui his wife Mugsrst iurmerly Margaret Poor
sre non-resde O. o; tha State OF Tennessee % ika
me ordinary pro ess Of the law cannot be served
upon them, li 10 Therefore ordered that publication
- made for four consecutive weeks 10 the Nash
vile Union paper published IN the city Of Nash
ve,reguiring said descendants 20 appear at the next
term of the Chanoerg Court for OYeriun county. %
tue held N L.vinrsion on The first Mond-y 10 hu-
gnst neHt 1900, and pead. suswer OF demur b
complainant tiil. or fha SAME viii he taken for
confessed ~ % then and set for hrarng cK Trsrte
apIua vi .. ". WRIGHT, CAM.
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Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn

AtAHh ~ LIS lc-2-
T. NJ. Lancaster etGi,
Ieulou.
J. r. SuHts, &C Ell.
on motion Of comp ansnt's sol 'citor and i ap-
ptarng Go the ssti-f,eton o. the Clerk that Ser
ing posell samael 2 .seli ElliEh Powell fara.hea
Laucaste- snd husband - Lancaster, Nancy
Jane Powell, aud the widow and children u Tram
b. rogolI, Francs binsrn ADD husband --
Robinson. Dahney Lancaster ElEsbsfh Rch snd
William Rich. James Lsn1astsr. NaIhsniel Lao as
ter, Hezekiah Feagans aud wife fsabsils FesEans,
are non Iesideuts Of tae State OF Tennessee, 80
that the ordina process Ct law cannot be served
upon them;
It ID therefore OF tered that publication be n sde
m the Nashville Union, 3 newspaper published n
the city OF nashville, for four successive weeks, re-
curing said cetendants 20 sppesr before toe Ccunty
| Uourt Of Smdh, on or before the first Monday m
May next, OS66) then aad there TO plead, ans eT
OF demur 70 comp ainants lii, the same will be
taken .er confessed and SET down for hearing sx
psrte. A. o. them.
| msr3l-atF T. W. TURNER, Clerk.
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OhancerF 81 Livingston, Tennessee
MARCH RULES, 1858.
keulen H0IeuEn
v % Rln

ssrah Ia y, e sls.
Mis- calss Is srr'esrnr sufte Clerk Ma-trr
rom C. mpi trt'- ts., hich Is . TO- thal %
icnts -is An-ti.pe Hoieuan. Jane Holnans a Nes
ton hoeInan. ctidfel sna hers s. .sE Of si zsbeta
holeu.H. deceased, and Alenaular J. g ~. are non,
res,1tuts az the stale q Tens essee. 20 1hsf ~
QrJlnary rrucass AZ AZ cannot 80 -erFed unor
hen, 70 n thereore OraoFed thsi pnf rafian' H.
made, icT four slcce eve SEEK in Ire Nashville
Union, pspCT published b. the city o. Nsshr.lle
reQuung ala ccfeudants % appesr g. the uari iesn
~ the ChsDcery Csurt for Oyert1n county, al ~.
iags on leun-s on the frsi M0nasy or Aurus
beXa ils16l sd D ca, % ans ser or ernrr com
plslnsnts d 3, or ice same Eil b. tsAen Tor CO
tessfd and set ior hearing ex parsa.
spriS-sli J, ". Wight. GAN.
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10. 268.

Lf0R sAI=E-FRAME HoUsE ia Kdzsasld o
~ = GOD roon1s, lot so1ll0 third hcuss on Sal a.
I'M fEe. Pnee 81 so $3.50 eaSA hslasos In one
geeri luicrest zud Item Apply q
r. 8 sCoVEL, Raj E,ilte agent
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HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the estste
IL Of sarah Taylor. deceased, 20 winch an the
Admin stratol 10 the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Smith county, 1ennes zee and an order having
been made for publication IN toe Nashville Unon a
nesspai eT published 10 he city Of Nashville, Ten
nessee, Tor fO,r successive wee ~ requiring all
persons HAVING clsinls sgsInst rad estate s hle
them, properly authenticated, With the g erk Il
faid Court ur before The lst dsg ~ SeutarnueF.
ls5d, for ratstis set iement. nudsr q he nsclyent
iaEs'of lie sts e. OF they s.l b brewer haired.
This ~ therCi- re 70 give NOT e q the same Apul
SIN, lSGH. lsps wei J n WILLIAMS, Adm.