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GIVEN BAIL.-The examination of Mrs
Kilrain, charged with passing counterfeit
fractional notes, was finished to-day. She
was released on bail of 500.
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New York Narkes-AD-i1 l.

m~iddling.
FLouE-Active, and 1O925c better
Sales st S7,5597,95 Tor extra state; $500
99,OO for extra round hoop Ohio, S9,05@I1,J so for
trade brands. Market closing firm, with no sellerI
at inside quot stions.
doing.
sales at 81, eO9I,75 old Milwaukee; 81, 7s@l.sO
for new No. 1 Milwaukee S2,O042,3O for winter
new white Michigan.
WHIskT-Quiet. Sales at $ .2ss2,27 for state
and western.
R~rE-Firmer: Sales of western at 7O@7sc.
BARLET-Dul.
0oRS-Firmer, with moderate demand.
Sales at sO@S2c for unsound, S39so1Sc for sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered.
sales at 42949c for new western, SIC
for old do.
COFFEE-Dun.
~sUsAR-Steady. Sales of Cuba at sLaIsc; liz
else for Porto Rieo; Havana u@nZc.
MoLAssEs-Dull. Sales Of Porto Rico at TOc, and
BY auction 37s hog-heads at Ss1z94l1zc for Cuba;
62@64' for Porto Rico.
PETRoLEUM-DuH.
Sales at 241zo for crude, and s7@ssc for refined
in bond.
PoRK-Quiet and lower.
Sales al S26,00926,25 for new mess, closing
at $1,000 cash SZ2,OO for prime. Also, $500 bbls
Of new mess, for April, NAV, June and July,
sellers option, at S25, 75@26,z5.
~BEEF-Steady
Sales at SIS, 5O9l9,5O for new plain mess, and
$50, OOa24, 90 for extra mess.
BEEF ~HAMs-Steady. Sales at S3s. 90.
B~ACON-Deavy and dull.
Sales of Cumberland cut at 14%91f%c I5a
1876 for short ribbed; also 1900 lbs s~tratford
cut at l6@16%c.
Cur M~EATs-Quiet.
for hams.
LARD-Quies. Sales at lGI@1skc.
~BUTTER-Quiet 25945c for Ohio, and 100000
for state.
OHEEsE-Sales at 16@22c-
EKEIGHrs TO LIvERPOoL-DuU and declining
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n. Y. stock Market-Anri, IT

GOVERNMENT -STOcKs-strong.
u !. 6s, $40 coupons of "a, 1O45k; 1910 eou-
pons, Wa Treasury notesET.30s, Isl series, lOl;
do 2d series, lOUHi do Sd series 1OOI.
SrOcKs-Strong.
Tennessess 6s, 80; Missouri 6s, 1881.
Western Union Telegraph 5Z; New York Cen
trail $50; Erie "a Reading 1887; Northwest
ern preferred IS; Rock Island IFS; Toledo
1881; Pittsburg sly.
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If your hair is becoming grey try sey-
mour's Magic Hair Remover. For sale at
Strong & Armstrong;. 1p16:s10-2t
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FoR DUsKIRK.-The propeller "Owego'
of the Erie Railway Steamboat Line will
leave for Dunkirk to-day.
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REGISTER.

80 Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address
at the Omnibus ONCE, l7 Superior street, next
door to the Wedden House.
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CITY NEWS
PARTICULAR NOTICEI

Latest sheet music at Halls, II Monument
SQUARE.
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n. Y. Cattle Market-ADr,, y

The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are as follows:
BEEF CATTLE-lst quality, Shead, ST, OO@ls,OO
iaI 70 good quality sl6,OO@l7, co. common quality
4,OO9l4,5O; inferior quality Sl2, OO913,5O
Cows AND CALvEs-Extras 2 head, S9O,OOdIOO. 90;
LIST quality SsO,OO@9O,GO; ordinary S65, O0H75,OO;
common quality S5O,OO96O,OO; inferior quality
VEAL CALvEs-lst quality Pb, 1IG12c; ordina-
~ qualityll12@l2c; common quality 1OkaIlkc;
inferior quality 99lOZc.
SHEEP AND AMBs-Ext p head 50, OOd1O, 90;
prime quality 81, O09s, 90; ordinary quality S5,5OG
80; common quality s5,OO96,5O; inferior quality
swINE-Heavy corn fed per u, 1rL9I0%c; light
and medium lOS9l0A; still fed 1OEGl0%.
Beef eattle altogether more liberal this week
and the improved movement inaugurated last week
was accordingly checked. The large number of
butchers who were unable to obtain . supply last
week prevented any decline Of moment, while
prime cattle, which were scarce commanded full, il
not higher prices The best cattle sold at I7Glsc
freely, while other kinds sold moderately. All the
cattle were sold.
Sheep and lambs were fairly active and prices
were higher.
Hogs dull bat without decided change.
Total receipts Of all stock for this week and last
week were as follows.
This week-Beeves 5,425, cows 81. veal calves
2,603, sheep and lambs "A, 2Zs, swine I0,4O5.
Last week-Beevfs lis, COWS 97S, veal calves
II 1913, sheep and lambs 6.468.
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WEpDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
the last Twenty-fOur Hours.
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DUsTERs-smal profits,
IL CHURCHILL & BROTHER
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CLAIM AGENTS.
II S. SANITARY Confession.
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.

WIN. Il. GAYLORD, Agent
~ Once, SO Bank street, Room No. Is, Third
? o. Drawer 20. spIl.sI
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CLEVELAND CoSGREGATIoNAL CONFERENCE.
The Cleveland Congregational Confer
ence held its first session last evening at Ply
mouth Church, with Rev. II. c. Hitchcock,
Of North Amhurst, as Moderator and Rev.
E. R. Stiles, of Brighton, Scribe. A large
number of delegates was in attendance and
nearly all the churches belonging to the
Conference were represented. The address
was delivered by Prot. l. H. Fairchild, of
oberlin, from Matthew 1888, and I'd Co.
rinthians 3D.. The discourse was a very
powerful one, full of thought and alive
with religious fervor. The power of truth
embodied as compared with abstract truth
was set forth with great c~learness, and &C
tive, earnest work for the cause was urged
upon the churches. To-day the reports
from the different churches in regard to
their religious condition will be the order
of the morning session.
We noticed the following clergymen
among the members besides those already
mentioned Rev. Samuel Wolcott, Rev. ].
H. Thome, Rev. W. H. Brewster, Rev. A.
NJ. Richardson, of this city; Rev. Andrew
Sharpe, of Collamer; Rev. R. Q. NJ. Bos-
worth, of North Ridgeville.
Rev. Henry Cowles and Rev. J. W. Dun
ham were present as members of the Con-
ference. Rev. E. P. Smith, of the Ameri-
can Missionary Association, and Rev. Mr..
Kelsey, of the Home Missionary Society,
were also present.
The sessions to-day will be held at the
Plymouth Church, and are open to all. The
Conference promises to be one of unusual
interest and profit.
The FISH TRADE-The Toledo CONNER
eiaI says: Gas near as we can estimate
from the reports at hand, about tl0O hundred
aud forty tons of fish have been received
and shipped at this point, from Monday
morning to Friday evening of last week"
The sandusky Register ofthe 18th instant
says; "Sunday the steamer Clinton
brought in eighteen tons of fish. Yesterday
the same boat brought here sixteen tons;
the Island Queen ten tons, and over ten
tons came by sail craft. se~yenty-fve thous-
and pounds of fresh fish in one day, and
one hundred and eleven thousand pounds
in t~hirty-six hours, from the fisheries i'm
mediately about Sandusky, will do"
INCOME TAx.-The Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue announces that the annual
assessment of taxes will begin Immediately.
The proposed delay oftwo months has failed
in the Senate, and the income tax will be
assessed as usual in May, and be payable
in July. The exemption allowed each per-
son will be $500, as before, and gold watch
es, pianos, silver plate, billiard tables,
yachts and other articles enumerated in
scedule A. will be taxed as in 1864. The
blanks will be circulated in a few days, and
after the lst of May the Assistant Assessors
will receive the reports. Every man is re-
quired by law to make a report, whether he
has taxable income or not.
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n. Y. Money Market-Anru -.

MoNET-Continues easy at 596 per cent. on
call loans.
STERLING ExeHANGE-Stesdy at 1O7%@Io7I
GoLD-More active and frmer, opening at 125%,
declining to 1854, advancing 20 1859, and closing
at l26H.
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THE
NORTHERN TRANSFORMATION CO.,
OF OHIO,
win during the present season run their well
known and popular Line Of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
REGULARLY BETWEEN
Ogdensburgh, Cape Vincent & OsWegOs
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, DETROIT, MIL
WAUKEE AND CHICAGO,
Touching at intermediate Ports.
Connecting at Ogdensburgh with the Railroads for
Boston, Portland, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua,
Keene, Manchester, Concord, Worcs stsr,
Ettehburgh, Bellows Falls, Rutland
Burlington, sc, &C.
At Cape Vincent with the RaIIroad for New York.
At Oswego with a Line Of first elaas Canal Boats
for albany, Troy and New York-And with
the Rail Road and Canal Lines st ali
Western Ports
Steamers leave Cleveland for
TOLEDO DAILY; for DETROIT, EfLWAUKHE
and CHICAGO, every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY and Tn-weekly
0-GDEEsBURGB-
So Through Freight subject to but one
TraHshipment. 800
AGENTS.. aa
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go, n. I. A y. Saith, csps Vim
Waller, HAYES 4 Co. cert, 7.
Toledo. Ohio. NJ J. RoDIER, Detroit,
o. J. Hale, Mlvaukee. N. J. Howz, Chicago.
TRENCH, CHILDS a CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
N K McDOLE, Passenger Agent, Cleveland,
Ohio. nar22.RIs
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MTscELLANE0US,

HANGING BAsKBTs-An who wish to see
presented in the West, call at WHlTWORTH'S
6reenhouse, No. lis Cedar avenue As the moss and
pianfI in these Baskets have been grown all winter,
they are now in superb condition, and cannot fail 10
do well. Baskets hlled in 9 tasteful manner at res-
Ionable rates. aplI:3oI
ExCAVATION-PrOposals are invited with n
School House. I. KELLEY, Eo.s or Paper Com
J MI se n ~ ooPs'0 ~ sr,-.nos
GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS.
TX 000 GRAPE VINES LEADING
lO,UUU varieties. Per 1000.
1000 LsEtOn Blackberry vines-...--.-.-S26 %
1900 Doonttle Improved Black Gap Rasp-
% %
2o,Oo0 RusssIl's Prolific Strawberry plants, I 50
loo Ohsrry CurrAnt (per l00l 10 90
1000 Usage Orange plants .....--............... Is 90
Also KittHtinAry 4 Wilson's Early Blackberry,
Philadelphia, Hornet and Kirkland Raspberry,
Agrioulturist and JuoundA or 100 Strawberry
plantp, for sale at corresponding low rates. Send
fo7 Wholesale or Retail Price List.
Address =. NICHOLSON or B. d. STAIR 4 70.
n2o:S06 No. I6 ontario-st., Cleveland Seed Store.
QEn n0n. MONEY ADVANCED
BCOaOOO IN Gqmst o suit-at ne old stand
and Rel-kn0Wn LOAN OFFICE,
q 49, sss1rif bs.S q sssry u H2d' yt1; eSlS SS AND s1ysr
fiStolas oiothins. Dry Goods, Pianos MelOdeons. sAd
Al personal property and Articles ofvAlue, on the most
BatntAotorF terms. cuisines strictly private. Es.
tseishhsd ISL =; 5:-A variety Q. Snred:esmsd
H-01Ros-cornsr u Water and Superior Strssts, over
nsul 4 PisxottO'S Clothing stoEs-
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ST. GEORGES BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.

THE EIGHTH ANIMAL FESTIVAL
Is respectfully announced to take place
On MOnGay Evening, April 2sd, 1858,
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Special Requisihons, No. 20, are required foE all
articles not limited by the Army Regulations, ard
must be approved BY Brigade and DIVISION Com
manders. or the Commanders Of Troops unsssign-
ed TO Brigades or Divisions.
Reqmsinons Tor supp les, for troops stationed al
Nashville, will he nllec on approval q the Post
Commander. unless they call tor animals, means Of
transportation, lumber, or printing, when the sp.
prOysl Of the Chief Qu~artermRster is required.
acquisitions and Estimates foT Supplies at the
Front must be presented to the Depot Quartermas-
ters there. Only IN extreme cases VII they he is
sued On here, and then only whsn approved b the
Chief QuarteTmaster Of the Army.
AL signatures 10 acquisitions and Estimates
should give The ordinary autograph Of the O3cer,
oilowed By his rank, and the number sad dssigas.
ION Of his regiment OF command.
moy y, laos.
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We, the undersigned, have this day sdop,sd tbe
shove rates for advertising. 70 winch We bind our.
selves strictly % adhera.
VII CAMERON 4 90. a.
JOHN WALLACE, for tha Dts,oasI
BARRY WINHAM a 90. for &c.
NASHVILLE. TEn- Sept. q. 1884
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Ohancery Land Sale.

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Coart at
ID Carthage, Tennessee, IN the causes Of Van 4
V Jsmes $ hTaIey, ct sls, Meut StKnfJrd rs ia.
B. Bradley, et sis; John MeCllin, et ais, V james
; Bladiey- et ais, Logan McCarFer vs. lanes z.
krsdiey, e ais and A. Moore, for use OF. Z ighes
heirs, " McClarin, q ale, ! viii sell 20 the highest
bidder, on q credit Of one and tao years-except
two hundred dollars TO be pad IN cAsh-att tie court
house door, in Car ha2e, on the 18th day OF Febfu-
ary, 1855, 3 certain Tract Of Land, on which sad
defendant, Bradley. nov resides. IN Smith county,
Civil District No. :, con aiming about 900 Eve hun-
drsd sores. BAD land lies on the turnpike rosd
leading froaa Carthage % Dixon's spnBes, about one
milo ffOn the lat er place. IL is A splendid farm,
Utmost entirely enclosed with stone fencing, well
Waier~d and umbeTed. and in a most desirable To-
CAVITY Of 6m Ia county. Sad land mar Be divided
and sold IN Two or more tracts, II deemed advisable
on tie day Of sale. 5 "a land viii he sold without
the night Of redemption. Bonds with approved Sc
curty required, snd a lien retained FOR the purchase
money u. h CAMPBELL. c. 4 d.
lanlS-Wft
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JANUARY RULES, 1866.
DAVID c. Sanders, elk, &e.
vE. fBll Of Review.
G~rsgoIy's helrs, re.


IN this eause, II appearing 70 The Clerk and Mss
ter that the defendants Tn mas Stafford Ena his
wife Caroline, and - cleveland, the only child
of Alexander cleveland, deed, aud HE wife and
widow who has since married, - Bcon, CHRIS
tan names not known, aud SuFaa Cieye and, vie
AID wi1oS Of Mltcn Cleveland decd, aud their
only SIX Children, christian names u~nkrown, all re-
side IN Missouri, and Brce hamnoc and VIE
L0cky or Texas, and VIM Smith, husband o. ell
ia, deed, and their two children, christian names
unknown, and Jackson Cleveland, Of Arkansas, ard
VIM. J. Cleveland, Tesldens . unknown, and Maria
Cleveland, residence not known, and all the nd.
rem Of John BransfOrd and his wife Mary, decd,
some Of whose names res As follows murray BTnns-
Erd, william, who ded, lesvingE wife, AID Caro-
line Who ma r ed-husosnd 8 name not knoWn,
and Alexander Mccain married one Of the dsUgh-
terB Who died, the names @. the other ch idren OF
said Mary are unkuoEn, ere n~on-rendents q the
state OF Tennessee, or residences unknOEn- 50
that tbs ordinary process CT law cannot be served
upon Them IL IL therefore ordered tnft publca
uou Be made Tor four successive weeks 10 the Nash
vile Unio5, a newspaper pubAshgd IN he city Of
Nashville, Telnes. zee, requir ng said defsndants 20
appear al the next term Il the Chanc.ry Court OF
smith coun y, 70 be held at the courthouse IN Car
image on the third Monday IN February, 1905, 70 an
sNes eonpla nsnts I'll, or the same Will he taxed
for confessed and set Lr hearing x psrie . 10
them ID. ID. T. q d.
iau1R-ftW
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In Chsnoery at Carthage, Tennessee.

heoescs peoos = ArclT Let's =, EEr ard others.
IN ths canse, 10 spfesrng to Ire Gle. K snd Mas
Ter MS DEF -ndenta Snatch Cnnmhsrs. and her
husband, Edg'd Chambers, are non residents 4 TINE
stste Of Tens 50 that The Ordinary DIT. Cess Of lau
csnsot be served on them. lis therefore or-erad
tha lhAcatlon o. made orioura DscessIve weeks 10
the " Nashville Weekly Uniep, a neEspaper pub
Ashea ~ TIE ciyUi Nashville, g sad sale. recuir.
ng sac defendants tc Hppcsr before the CnRn eEor
OF the thgucefF Ocurs ~ The Cont hcu e In Car
thsge, on tre hird Aoncay ln Fchruary, IsGa her
ann there toriead, answer or demur % comrisIa-
an uI or he ssme VII BE- tsken Tor confessed ss
% them, aud set Nr h.auuE * bar g.
lAnlN Nj D. r. CAMPkELl. CAN
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original Attachment. No. PSI.


IT appear.ng irom the afbdsvt d cd in tAs csse.
iAsg the deiendanf has removed himself from the
Suate % Isuuseeee. or abs onds ltts thersiora Or
dertd hat puhicst 90 b mst e Cor icur successFe
Eecks "a TIE REshNsla uprn, noDNiuE IN raid
John r. Moser 20 aprasrhelora John Mtnis a jos
tce o. The fearr. 10 haM onsA~ Aeufp county,
Tennas-ea 90 he - day o. Msrcn. isG6. 90 s1ssar
then sad tnere he sad ktiachmeui as he law al
rscu, o. ne ssna sll - iakez a. confeaed and
hfAri e1 pzrte o. % hm. Thsths SD dsy q Az
Eust, isR. iOEA MINIS, Up.
deci-Ng
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In Chsncery at Carthage, Tennessee
JANUARY RULES, 1sao.
Richard 3. Howard, Admir-. and others

IN this cause, il appearing to The s~aiisfact on OF
OF the Clerk and Master that ne DEF udants Andrew
Carter and ths heirs OF Plate Dean, deceased, are
non residents OF the susie Of Tennessee, and that
the names OF the sNd heirs of Plate Dean, Geceas-
ed, are unknoWn. 10 that the ordtsay process OF
Law cannot be served upon them. J. Is tuerei5le or
dered that publication be made TT iOur consecutive
week.. Ia the Nashville Union, a rewEpsBer pub
d. hef IN the city e Nashville, TeDne sec. IeqIf-
irg sad defendants to ap ear az The DeNtterm OF the
thsncery Court Of Smith county, to be held a: me
Court house a Carthage, On the third Monday IN
Z ebruarY. 1866, then and there % plead, answer or
iemur 10 c-omplGnsuts' biz, or the same viii be
taken for confessed and set for hearing exparte, a.
to tleE. ID. h. CAMPBELL Ca N.
iaulC Wi
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Nasty
HIS VIEWS, OPINIONS AND RE
ELECTIONS ON THE REBEL
LION AND DEMOCRACY.

THIS Unique volume viii contain the entire col
L lection at "PFrRnLFyM V NAsEY's" contubn-
ions % the press .hfouEhout the county, and
new MISTER htrCt1cre aupuhi shed
Nasn1 personsies the pastor CT ne New Light
iemocrEtic Church" ant his letters and sermons
purp1H % gVes1 inside ueg Of ire principles Of
ne Demo rate ps-ty, Euuen IN the most Er0tss-
cue. sero-comi- stvIe
Possesslng eNt-sordinsry interest fom is ouGn-
sl3i VI ruu sa0rastic style, the Veopls Of the lest
Wa notfsl 10 Ye alazFe emulation % iLs WORK
o. aHe=Jegn Gems.
The gork VII be sold
SOLELY By SUBSCRIPTION.
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Subsistence Department.
COZ A. BGCEWITH, O. G. g.,
Military IIFi.inn Of The Miaaiasinni-

COL A. BGCEWITH, O. c. g,
Military DiUsion Of the Mississippi.
CAP J. c. REED, G. Q. s,
Department Of the Cumberland Once NO. u
Bonth Cherry street, wee Col. Porter.
CAP. SAIL. J. LITTLE, @. s.,
Depot -CoUmisssrT Sabaistence, Once No. 10
Chery-strest.
CAPT. g I. HENDERSON, @ &
Post Commisssy suhsisten1e, Ohcs North side
Pubic Square opposite Court House
CAPT. ". h. NETaAs, @ 8,
In charge Of u. S. Bakery, and Discussing Com
miassry Subsistence, wee Capt Jonn A Irvine.
once No. 81 Cedsr-strset.
IEUT. J. g GALLEETTEE, &C. s,
In charga Of Soldiers Rest corner Cherry snd
Church-sfeets vice Lieut. Henry King.
CAPT. D. R. LANoREAU, O. g.,
Ia charge Of Beet Cattle, wee Capt Gioyer-slso
In charge OF Herdmsn, Stables, &c vice Lient. U.
S. HOLSTER. Once near Lowe Landing.
CAPT. A. ". WIS. A.. o II,
in chsrge O! Pot Fuel. Government Printing
House, and all Public and Private Buildings used
rs Storehouses. Ufhces, Quarters, a.. Once No.
26 South Cherry street
CAPT. v. MILLS,
fnspecior OF Sulerz' Goods, AMI al Private Stores
shipped 70 The Front. Ofico 45H Cherry-stze8L.
CAPT. F. ). CHILLY, A. Q NJ,
Disbursng and Chief Q-uartsrmaster, u. 3 Military
Railroads. Office Church street, Chattanooga
Depot
CAPT. g R HANTLL, A. o NJ,
Assistant TO Capt r. J. Crlly, A. z. n. Once
Church street. Chattanooga Depot.
LIEUT.. c. +. EElsos, 18th u @ T, A Q N,
Ofhce Church street, Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. Il. NJ SIXTH, A Q n,
in chsrgs OF Cavalry Depo', Eige6eid. Tennessee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-19
No. 222.

TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
= CITY PROPERTY. New Albany, Ind, proper
~ as folIOss A Two story Frame House in perfect
repair, newly painted, on second rank Of the ohio
river in full view Of It, near the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms, presses, cuphoards, panry, cellar and
risfen under the house. Stable under ground,
24I24. Wood shed, &c, &C. House stands 80 feet
back from one street and 40 feet from the other.
Lot Is on the corner, Goxi5O. with resr fsrcing.
Also two cottages, Of three rooms each, on lot
ls'XlIo, with rear fence cIstern 10 each house,
snd well for both. All valued at Si2 900.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-19

ct ~. 49, pFltm more FEB. 20. Issh
No. 90 salstactou in stating tfat ave
- auaas kemedies iorfV eo--.sl
-. ~ nost customary f1rma. 90 4 49,
lldFneuG discretion ~ -
--a1 them resp0na 10 nv asae.p.-
1a ehectual Hnorine uIa1r
have The fullest co1S1er~s = 49,
~ a. fE a. my rse al - ert-,f-
f@omIend hem strosEiy
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-19
In Chanoery at Livingston, Tennessee
JASUAEY RUtEs, lSe6.


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Carter Blhu. eta. diets.
I n uis esuea ,t appearing % he Esusscton Of
The Cerk and MssteG Irou couplNnautst IN,
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D. q non- res dsnt Of the Stale o. TgnursSee. 81
that tho ordinary puocess o. a. cannot b served
upcu him las thrgeioTe ordered that Vuhscsfon
D. msde, Tor tour ocn-ecrEFe weeks. in ne Nssa-
lie lnion. q n~csssRpcr pat. D ln ne tfy Or
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next term 81 ne Cnspcsy Court 70 he held Ia the
toHn Of Livingston. rennes e.. on the first Monday
"a fehrua y, iSeS TO plead. snswer or demur %
combsSnan. = BIZ or tie same Nll he taken for
confessed, 50 10 hin and set o. hesune exrarte.
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