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Estrsys.-.. Davidson County.

TAKEN up by John 4. Tucker, hvugin District
Il No. u, q dsrKh y Horse, Shou,4 Yeas old LAST
spuag, isA hands high, the hind etwhte neaIv
- lie pa-tera I1Tnl, branded on the Ier shaulder
lss On The Liter S scove, snd tle letter ID on
HGslt0 thigh. has rNbcr short ears. he goes we'll
~ Eats, snu ~ ta-t n q psce. Valued 81 $50.
lAhEN lp by John ". Egrksr, living n Ustr ct
No u, giat hsrE Horse, WIN 3 lew whHe hairs m
rs or,hcsi, about E yesrs Old lsEr sVsag "a hsn a.
high, branded on the lCl Shout er q. s, with a
Azure s9ayeAai s1et,r X bsloa he 4. S. Val
ued a eiuJ
LAkkNsUP by W. P Turner. living 10 District
No.u.s HuIss ~ y red noa-lttea Casy.coor. IA
years sd 10 marks reroeR sfe. She F4s ! the
fh2-v2" ALtN MCDANIEL Ranger.
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In ChancerY at McMinnrille.
RULE !, Is5J

FEBRUARY RULEs, 1856.
NJ h GWyn, complainant
Edmond Pesdlets8, defendant.
IN MS causeu Appearing 70 the satisfaction 81
the Clerk and Mssler, Rom sfhdaUt. thai oe-en5.1i
fendleton u = non resident Of the Stste Of Tenaes
see, 80 that the Oriina y process Of ias csnnot IL
! hm las therefore ordered that pub.
aaons G1ade, AaF f0uE conse-uEKa Waaksjs+b
Nashville UUl0n. q newspaper pahishei N 80 sitS
Of Nashville, Ionnessee, re9auhk Nad ddauasnf
% appesr On the FIRST dag o. our next Couu to ia
held ~ AcAinnvlle, 9Th Monday IA Msneh lse6
20 p4ea1i answer or demur 70 c~oh1ptanartE
ne ssre Wi oe taken for confessed, a. % him. snd
setiot Aesrng& pSrte- J-F~MORFORD OkAI'
th2twtT .HyJSB-HfIs d @
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
{ in GhauceTg at McMinnEile, Tenn
FEEEuAsY RULEs, 1856. Hr
Audieg, MARY and fhomas Harrison, and otheH%

FEEEuAsY RULEs, 1856. .fl
Audieg, Mary and ihomas Harrison, srd others
v, BIZ TO fell Land
Joseph HARRISON, Andiey sod Elizabeth = fensp,
ketty hcGreg0r. James LaErence snd vie VIZ
fiuia.
IN this canse. q appearing 10 the satLsfscuon Of
the Clerk aud Master that the shove nsTned do
lendants are uon-residsets Of the dta'e Of Teanes-
see 80 that the ordinary process OF law cannot e
served upon them: Il = therefore Oriered thai pub
lcznon Be made Tor four successive 6efks. IN tbe
Nashville Union q newspaper publshsd 10 the
city Of Nashville. Tennessee, requiring sad de-
fsodAnts 70 appear on the first day OF cur next
Cour. 70 he held at the TOUT h0ase IN hh1flnn-
vile. on the fourh Monday il March next, ten
and theirs % plead, khsWer or demur 10 complain
sufs 81, or tie same will Be- taken for coHfssssdas
70 themt and SET Tor hesTing e1 pzFte
j. Z. MoEF0RD, c. AN.
fe5ls-H4S By J. Q. BnEs, u. c.
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Estrays..- =. Davidson County

TAhEN ZAP tyJF Hehhsu ~ p4Fiascursunfy !,
4 o0eccw aEfcsH Inc CIV Is amulv, narksf
cfor ~ Toeh yesr ant FltrFt lgtih nSH;
she as rtd color WtfF auhas EtR.kSidat hef
bNb sbFuys xyesfs old, NElued NJ SIS
IshIN m hy Elh Lewis, O5lored. IN dislrst
No p. ~ mca 4 cc.lret mare mule, len Eastern
81 ~ elookll ol, about OF ycsr- Old. NsIuca
ASIA AlEN. MsDANNEL, Ranger.
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted he
Above rates Tor advertising, 70 when We bind our
saves st1cly 70 hdhsre.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
JOHN WALLACE, for the DupclsA
BARRY WINHAM & Co. toT Pea
Ball, JONES 3 CO., for Gazste.
NASHVILLE, 1EEN.. Sept. q, 1865.
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In smith Counts oireoit CourL.
In Chanoery at McMinnyille.
RUE. Isea.

Lewis Faulkner. and othsrs, compliments,
vs. q. Bill.
The heirs Of John Cookey, their names unknown.
Mary Cobb and her chlidrt q, their names unknown
10 complainant. Isaac C0Okey, Richard CooRey.
and Jonn Webb and bis wife, Ann, formerly A6n
Csokey, defendants.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Cle-k ara
Master, nom affidavit, that the above named De-
PENDANTS are non residents OF the State Of Tennes-
see so that the ordinary process Of lRWcaunot be-
served upon them: Il 3 therefore orde ed q at pub
heaton be made, for four consecutive weeks, in the
Nashville Union, a newspaper published IN the ctv
OF Nashville, requiring sad defendants TO appear
on the hrst day Of our next Court, to held AZ No
Minnvils, on The 4th Mon FAY IN March, ls5G. 10
P.esd, ans ser OF demur 70 eonplRiuants' blL. orths
same WH be taken for confessed, Is 70 them. and
act TOR hearing exparte.
J.F. MORFoRD, c. an.
feb24 w4ta BY q. bHts nc
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AHaAHDALB 4 %! Msn0~f,c,oreyvg -,

AHRARDALB D. CO., Manufaciurerss Agents
No. l67 lRIosdRsE New Hork ost3 2a
Announce that al Of tie above list OF goods Will n,
GneOnse4aehee Of the great atsgnation OF trad,
in the manuiacuirIsg Districts Of kngfahd, throoRf
quantity Valuable JewaIy, Originality iHtsndSt
Tor the English market, has been ssutJ Oh for aalt
ia this country, dndMust Be sold at Uy sacrifice r. On,
der these circumstances, A~RRANQALE &.CO., act
turers, nave resolved upon a great GJc zp5ot.5 Il
5isht 10 be divided according 20 fhHlfolloRiEg rvga.
latfOps:. 1919 ~ ..--P- =
Settncaieso OF the Yanous articles are putjnto en-
yelopes indiseriminstely, sealed Id, and when az
dered, are taken out without regard to choIce,S an
sent by mai, thus shoHlng no lsFonasm. re
receipt OF the eertlheater you WH. see What you ar,
dollar and take hesrtcie or NOT, PuTchasers-ms
thus obtain a Gold Wsteh, UiamOnd Ring, or 40
set Of JeHelrY onlouT bstlor One D09Iar. 1JHF u
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In Gbaneery at Carthage, tennessee
tFRpuAEN Er "a 49, AA q

I g1sah PcQasl, elR3s W. GeoIse Baker, ct sis.
IN He cause. b appearing To- the Cierk and Mss
Ger thsi tEa icelda1ts hFssa BEsre. sal her has
Aana4aastsa -hnaea, and NAe Ssn&f4h Md
hlr husband, Ih-mss S~snienlu, se uou-ras-
I'd ma uf tso state Of Tennessee go trgTf1ha
ordinary procesS. ui hN cannot hassexyed upon
them II j. therefore ordsth Vie -
n mate Rr fsar Egccessivc weeks 10 the hash
NE tuo>, = neFsrsper Published inftha. cny a.
NsshVte, fesu~seee. reQuEr ne said dsf,nfans 10
afTsNrN the next tern % &c Chsucsry Court Of
smith county, q IL heliNu d courthouse IN car
thHEe % q efiiri houdsy 10 August. lS6G San.
suerconPisnpnts tl, or the ssuie viii be tsEao
fuT roniessed and SCI 0F heaHng AZ paTte A. 10
then. I'D. q gAMPHEIF q NM
Abls-tu
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There YVES 40 change in money this after
u01g, suG the market was very easy at Bad
per cent on call. The Produce Exchange
wall be open Tor business to-morrow. in
financial circles Good FRIDAY viii bo = hQli.
day. Publ sales Of real estate base bees
steadily ialiog OF lately. Reports Of fail
ures amoug national banks IN the o4l re.
gions do Rot excite any comment, as il was
generally expected that mauy 81 thEE
would be compelled TO suspesd.t Cod ras
9l.ei towards the close, aud left Of a. 1873.
@ Sterling wss quoted al I07, viii =
- market Al the last board the market
Nsa lower on Erie, MICHIGAN southern. and
fittaburg but otberwise there Wss not tnucb
change.
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In chanoerrat McMinnvilIe
FEBRUARY RULES, 1850
James W. Miier. Complainant, }

James W. Nluier, complainant, }
vs.. SAtt. Bill.
John Stewart, defendant.
IL this Cause d appearing 20 the satisfaction Of
th- Clerk sui Masten from adiisvt. thai defendant
stewart asa non resident % tla Sts,e ef tennessee,
20 that the ordinsry process Of iaE cannot he served
upon hIuE lt Is therefore ordered that Publication
he male, fcrfoEr consecutive weeks, M the Nash
vile Union, a newspaper published u The cts 81
Nashville, tennessee, regurng the sad defendant
uapoeAr on the trst day a cur next Court, 20 be
hed al McNIuEylis, on the an Monday Ia M8r'h,
lsoA. % plead, al wer or demur % compartments
az or tie Same vii be taken Tor confess ed, a. 20
homs aua les lofh esrisg eSpsrte
H. J r. MoEFORp, 4 N.
tei2L-w4ff by J. e. EuEs. u. c.
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No. 263.

EOR sALE-BUENA VISTA sPRIEGs-l3E
Il Acres enc small Frame Building Of two rnoms
fences IN order; THREE SULPHUR SPRINGS
White, Red, and Black, Two FneestOre Springs.
One cisten on the nlt; OBS feet front 90 the Buans
VISTA Pike; the entire pl { is shout square, On
thel51S acres are found hill. glen, bower, recess,
rocks if bold relief prec.pice, Fat, s9nngs, creek
and = romandc drive. Tins plcturezque watering
Place, in possession Of the right man, can be m,de
the most Attractive sumner resort about Nashville,
and bengonly ~ miles nom the city, Is easily
reached by private conveyance, and no doubt D.
fore many months vii be accessible by Street Rail
road. Pncs o.. 800. % easy terms. Applyto
n. a. sCOFEL, Real Estate Agent.
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We respectfully invite 8 liberal patron
age, knowing that our style Of workman
ship cannot be eKcelled, or our terms com
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There are two eUtrances-oue on
Fifth avenue, and the other on Thirty
fourth street We can give at this
time only a very brief description of
those and the other parts of the build
ing. The entrance or Fiith a yenue,w which
is 10y a Aigh of marble steps, is thanked
by W. columns of twenty-five feet ia
hight Tins entrance is in the place
Of one Of four windows, which appear
on the upper stories, where they are,
like the door ornamented with COZ
umns, but smaller, according TO the
hight of the story, aud less marked
The windows Of the tinst story are about
eighteen feet high, bysix or seven feet
IN width, aud are capped with circular
arches The center OF each arc holds a
head in reliet, encircled with elegant
carvings and tracey. The caryines
and ornamentation OF the upper stories
become by degrees less elaborate The
side, or rather the front on Thirty
fourth street. having an expause Of
eighty feet by one hundred and tweotv
feel, affords an opportunity TORS more
imposing Architectural display There
are five windows on the hrst1loer. The
entrance occupying the place ofasxth
and the columns the windows aud the
ornamentatlon IN their various grades
Correspond with those Of the Fifth
avenue font
The interior Of the building which is
Of course not finished, win Be ia hsr-.
mony with the general Architectural Of
the exterior, and will be admirably sr.
ranged The following are the dinner.
siuns OF theNooms d u ths h~st storV @
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In Ghsncery at McMinn7ille, Tenn.
FfsRuARr RULEs, Ises.
A. v. Brewer, complainant.
I'M Bill

IN this cause, Il appearing to the Satisfaction Of
TIE OefA And MASTER. rom cOmplainanps iil,
which IL sworn 70. that Alfred Va son, oas Of the
DESCENDANTS i . non-resideot o. TIE state OF Tea,
nesseei % That The ordinary process Of la cannot
Be served upon hlm- It's Therefore ordered uat
puhlcsho8 be made, for icur couzscutivs weeks. 10
the NASHVILLE Union, a neEsssper Published 10 the
city OF Nashville requiring said defendantto appear
on the hrst day OF our nexf term Of Court 70 BE-
fourth houcny IN hSrch next, 20 plead, snsEsr OF
demur 70 e~ompAnant's BIZ. OF the same viii be
taken for confessed, As 70 him, ana set ff hearing
ez rerte- >, 7. HORFORD, G. &M..
iebis-~4' By J. O. Bits, DO.
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No 2R4-

EORSALE-Ons and a half story BRICK HOUSE
il No. l6a, vest side Of South Cherry 3 ret, On
ard OF iour foome-twO up, and .w0 d0wn sturs
hydrant Wateri good fpnce, sp0re-rOon and G0zct
Lot 8lHi6J. Price Ss,C0J-S.oCg czsh, ba.encs in
and y months Interest and leo.
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Operations of Bogus Cotton Agents.
Gen. Dent supervising agent of the
Treasury Department, Issued the fol
lowing at Galveston, on the 18th
at having come 70 my knowledge
that parties, representing themselves to
be agents of the Treasury Department
under appointment Of Supervising
Special Agents, have, and are now col
lecting property within this State, the
undersigned respectfully requests that
he be furnished, at IS early s day as
possible a statement from all those
from whom property of whatsoever
i character has been taken, with date,
character of property and name Ct
party 10 whom delivered u a-al D.
He would also state, for the benefitol
those interested, that from and after.
this date, no one. heretofore acting IN
der his authority, or that of his assist
ant agents, is authorized to seize or de
tain property"
By way of COMMENT upon THIS order,
Flakes Bulletin makes the following
disclosures: aaI F-
1t would be well for persons interest,"
ed TO comply with the Generals re-
quest and forward to him statements Of
all property taken from them, together
| with dates and all information neces-
sary to trace it to its final destination.
This information Is desired because
there are grave allegations against
many of the former agents of this de
partment tits alleged that Of the mil
lions seized, only a 1.-THE, has reached
the Government; that men have &C
CURED enormous fortunes by clandes-
tine and irregular transactions which
it ia desired TO uncover and punish
For the information of the public, we
state that no agent of the Treasury De
| partment can honestly make money.
The stipend Is small, and he is allowed
no fees. So if any have grown rich it
Is Urima tgci1 evidence Of dishonesty.
IL is said that mules, wagons, and
other property of the Confederate
/ States has been taken from small farm
ers and poor men by agents, contrary
to the direct instructions of the GOV
eminent
The instructions are that where there
is evidence of persons collecting Tor
speculation, or having large Quantities
Of Z S. A. property IN possessioni to
seize it, But the Government has ex
pressly fol hidden It's agents to take sin
gle mules, or even two mules. or wagons,
or spades, OF shoyels, or any such thing,
from those who we're using them as
Eeans OF support 1t is 70 huntout all
kinds o. stealing, both great and small,
that the present agent is working aud
we ask for him the cooperation OF all
who have been sWindled
1t Is believed that cotton has been
purchased 10y persons in collision WITH
the agents, at merely nominal prices
and that n portion Of the enormous
profits resulting from these dishonest
transactions have enriched the en-
ployees OF the department. Anything
tending Il throw light upon this mat
ter, viii be gladly welcomed by Gen.
Dent
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IN CbAncsry at McMinnville, Tenn.

FEBRUARY RULES, 1896.
~ p.u--a NJ p mA=.
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In Chancery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RIILFs = E

Caroline Tosles and ssllie n. Gibbs, complainauta
We. Patin Roach Henrietta Roach, JosephIus
Roach, aad Charles Roach. defendants.
IN this cause il appearing to the satsfae6on n
the Clerk Rsd Master, from affidavit that tie aE5ys
named defendants are non-residents O; the state o
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process oflaw can.
not be served on tnem; lt Is therefore ordered thai
publication be made, Tor four consscutve uasrs
IN tbs Nashville Union, 3 Newspaper publ shed n
the city Of NAshuHe, Tennessee, requiring me ssid
deiondants TO appear on The frst Gay OF our NEXT
Court % o. held AZ vile, on the an Mon
day in March. 1856, TO plead. answer or dsnn1r n
eomplaiesnts' blf, or the same " II be taken for con
fessed, As to thems and set Tor hearing eKpsrte.
J. +. MoRFORD, g, AN
iepzl-Wh By J. G. BILEs, y. G.
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In Chancery at McMinnyille, Tenn.
FEBauAGY RuLIs, 1s56-
Cyrus BllisnlJ and Issae P.unl5e. Adm'n.

N T. Crane. whose whereabouts IS uuknOwn.
IN this cause, Il appearing % the Clerk aai Maz-
Ter, Tom sn1daFit, lhzt the above NAMED 81 en.
dAnts Unerest onts IS unknown; 70 tther50rJ
on1sTsa thkf publication bs msde for four succes.
ave weeks. IN the Sashylie Union. = uesxpapel
pubishcd II he city o. Nashville, Tennessee, re.
qnrung the said defendant 10 Appesr on tie hrsi
day Of cur nexf Court, 70 Be held &c McMinnYiHe
Oh The oqffh MondsS n March, 1855. then md
there 20 plead. ansEer or deUur tc eomplaiuazfs
bill, or he same Willbe tskeu for confessed afalus.
and set iof hearing en- parte
R&0RFORD, cav.
fsblo-Flss ByJ.C @. Bmn, .. C.
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No. 265.

E1R sALE-BRICK DWELLING or & rooms
II ciuIug room. ktchon and aerrautzf room. 10.
soIiB0 NOruh Market street. next south Of dEsIaug
formerly Oocupiedby N fSEers. Price $50
500 cash BALANCES IN lad 2 grars. .
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No. 266.

EOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE IN Eieeaslf o
II 2 sood MONS, lOt 531l70. third hDuseun &aa.
TN PEe- Pnes Sa6o-A,g0 cash ualaues 10 oas
year. fntsrest and len. EppiF %
h.G 5CONELs Real Estate AgsHL-
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HlDR RENI-A new Frame House o. 2 rooms,
= 20 North Nashville, near the residence Of MI.
+ Chei.ham. Pnce $500 per AnuGm.
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a Neat and comfortablo Private

n NNAA anu NbuAAAAAAhA1 1AAhAh
Residence
Prom the New York Pos.
The walls of Mr. Stewards new resi-
dence on the corner of Fifth eyenue
and Thirly-fourth street, begun more
than a year ago, are nearly completed
and the beauty of the design is now 70
some extent apparent 1t is Of the
Corinthian order, the most ornamental
Of the styles ofarchitecture. The build
ing is Of marble, lined with brick, and
its general dimensions are as follows.
Hight of the wallis -...-.---......s0 feet.
Hight OF the
Width Of the Fifth avenue fiOnt..-.62 I"
Depth on Thirty fourth stfeot-...l20 a"
The building has three stories, beside
the basement and roof The hight of
the stories is given below, and conveys
a coed idea, with the general dimen-
sions, Of the extent Of this ediice
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e a GOLD AND SILVER ia ~
RA WATCHES. P4

GETS Silver Ware Diamond Sets and Rings. Eng.
- lish SILVER Cfuet Stants Butter Coolers, Dinuer
ant Tea Service. Pianos, Sewing Machines, Vest
Cnains, bIare ets, Locket', Cola -PeRcils Sets Of
Jewefy. &c, Ae. -
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In Chancery at Charlotte.
Sarah J. Walker.

Sarah J. Walker. r
Va.
Lewis Rosaell and Joseph Phil Ups.
1T appearing to tho satisfaction Of the Clerk aud
Master that the defeRdsnts, Lewis KoshelI sd Jss
seph Phillips, are non residents OF theState Oh Ten
nessee, 50 that tle ordinary process OF law cannot
be served upon them: It's therefore ordered that
publication he made, for four successive weeks, in
the Nashville Union, ordeflng SAID nOn-Iesideng de-
PENDANTS 10 apYear AT the next term Of Eaid Court.
TO be held N the courthouse, at Charlotte, outhe
81 Monday in March, 1866, TO plead, answer or &c
mur to said bill, or the same viii be taken for con
fessed, and sol for hearing expSrte.
feb2l wit r. M BALDWIN AM
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The second and third slariss are n.
vided into rooms OF which the l~arrert
are about the size OF the dining aud re-
eeFtion roems OF tho Inst iiooE Tiny
are sPecIsAyt fitted tof the sccommo.
datio OF gdests THe great slsircase
will terminate an a dome twelve feet
high. .t 80
ithelnteuoEornamentation, besides
the magnificent columns the beautiiul
carvings, the mosaics, mirrors. etc Ills
too early 20 speak, even II his were
proper matter for description ust nov
The building, il is said will cost 81.
10000
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No. 222.
No. 223.
No 225.

EiOR SALE-A small Farm Of % Acres, on the
Il Brick Church Pike, 3 miles north Of Nashville.
well in proved. Frame house Of three rooms, a..
tic, hall and kitchen. Two springs, fine young or
ehard OF 6OOtrut trees, ia { beginning to bear, ap-
PIES peaches, plums, cherries and plums, all well
enclosed. SO per sore; oue-hslf each, balance
In one year. Possession gwen January Isl, 1855.
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Send Is Centsf FOR Certiaeate.

In all Transactions by mail, we shall ehaFge for
forwarding the Csrtlncstes, paying postage and
doing the business Is cents each, which must he
enclosed Whes The SertInCztsis sent FOR. Five Ger.
hhestes viii besenTsor 81 eleven for 81 Thlrtv Foy
IS, sixty I've for Sl2aone hundred tor Si6.5T -jq
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In Chancery at McMinnville. Tenn.

-
FEBBUARY RULEs. 1866. .
Cyrus Billlngsly Admir-, and others e~omplMnants.
Va.
Abijsh Crane, Moses Poore and wife PsulIa Poore,
- Moore and Elizabeth Moore, sRd the heir,
Of k1ssell Crane, whose residence Is unknown,
and Otners, defendants. ..-rr-G -r.- Il
IN this csuse It appearing TO the Clerk and Mas.
ter that the ab1ve named defendants are nOn-rssi-
dents of the State Of Tennessee, so that the oIdi-
nary process Of law cannot be served upon them
Ii is therefore ordered that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks, IN the Nashville Union,
a newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Ten
nessee, T curing said defendants 10 appear on the
first day Of next Court, to be held at the cOufthouse
in McMinnvlie. on the fourth Monday Ia March,
1866 then and there to plead, answer or demur to
eomp.ainant's Bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them,t an set for hearing ex
parte. J. F. MORFORD, G. an
fSblg-4tHS By J. e.. BIEs, ID. c
In Chancery at Charlotte.
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IL bFcauNayt New YORK.
feb2-dit Dew Wi
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.r.- ESTABLISHED 1851. q
The Largest Manufacturers aud o1siuators Of the
! Rair.bu ION, couducted fos years on strictly Hon
| olahle p, nciplss, ard 10 the entire satisfaction 81
al who pstfonsaens offer The usHAl
Catalogue Of Rich aud Valuable Articles, One
Bass '-! Dollar Eacha
IS Piano Fories, each -: ..--SSd0 10 sos
100 Sewing Machines, each.-.,,r, .....-,lU0 TO l5a
800 Fine sold ChronORneser Wat hes,
800
20 Fine told Engish Lever Waiches.. ls0
10 Ladies' Sold Enameled biioa
Natct s-..a-......, ................ $50
200 Solid Silver Runtg Lever Waehes. $50 to $50
Sy0vSaFsE PInner Sets.--.-.,--~~~@.Sle0fo $50
lse - ser lea leo TO l5O
500 English Silver Cruel iands------- % TO 30
500 Silver Fruit Is TO 80
All the above list Of goods viii be SOFA for one
dollar each. Certificates Of al the various articles.
ga mg What each one can have, are hrst put into
envelopes, seSled 10, sad mixed; and, when or
dered, are tsEen out without regard 20 choice, aud
sent by mail, thus giving all a fair chance. on re-
eeiptof the Certificate you can see what Won car
hsYe, and thenltIs al your option 70 send one dol
l.r and take the article or not.
One Ceruhcste may obtain you a Gold Wateh, Ser
vice OF siGer Plate, orsny other valuah s5ncle.
THBRE WILL BE No BLANKS.
One sealed envelope CONTAINING an order. for one
Of the valuable articles on our list, will t. sent 20
any sdiress on receipt OF Is cents. G for 81. Is
ior 81 - " N 5 Uranium for s.. 100 wan q Pre-.
mlnm solid Silver Hunting Case Wstcn, $40. Per.
feet SUBTRACTION guaranteed IN sl cases. Gonds NOT
pleasing the tastes or fancy Of our customers win
be exchanged tree Of cost. $3.50 ~ Il
Agents and others wIll be allowed 10 cents on
eacn cert hcate ordered by them, provided not Iess
than SIX are ordered Al = time Agents vii collect
- cents for each certificate Snd remit Is cents each
70 Is Address al orders to
SAMUhL c. RICKARDs ACoA. +.
?. o. Box, 337S. IO2 Nassau Street II
Great chance 70 make money. Agents wanted
everywhere. feb9 -w6m