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Arizona miner., 1866-05-23
GIRDis NAP OF ARIZONA.

The map of Arizona prspared by Riclar. Gird, the commissioner appointed for tA., purpose by Gov. Goodwin, under the aa ( the First Legislature, is attracting oonsidss ble attention un San Francisco. Itis ms& more complete and satisfactory than any n,s before published, and will do much to ru the world an accurate know edge of the sse graphy of this out of the way Terrtorr Lately Mr- Gird has printed copies with ,b lines of Pah-Ute county, and we un,.srs;s=i that thosS intended for the public officials the Territory, and other, for sale to ;As public, are on the way here. Pr,,s.sr Whitney, the State Gcolosist of Caif-na. has addressed the following letter Co ths Acting Goyernor:
 sAS FaANeIsco, Apr.I T, 1866. My dear Sir
 I have colored, on Mr Gird's map oi Ar zona, the geology of that State from inform tion furnished by him and compiled frDm Ir NewbeTy's Report and such few other sF thorItIes as could be obtained. AS Mcssu [ King and Gardner are now at work in sisl region, l suggested Co Mf Gird that it misl, be well to color only one map at present, sal Co furnish more complete one after th,r return, as we shall probably be sbis to da When they come back, intend, niyselG q any rate, to compile new geological map [ the Territory.
 have been much pleased with Mir. GirJi map, which Is great advance in our knoxs edge of the geography of Arizona. and thIi he deserves a large share of credit for hagig obtained so much information giih the ta and means at his command
 Very respectfully, your obedicnt seryar,
 ] D. WHirSEr,
 State Geoiogist of California To his bxcellency, the Governor of Arinz Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-05-23

Col. kIT CARsoE, lst New Mexican O airy, has been promoted Brigadicr GeifD of volunteers, by breyet. Kit. was rece' in St. Louis.
Arizona miner., 1866-05-23

THE health of the venerable Lewis C's rapidly failing He scarcely sits up VI and his death is daily expected
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command OF ths Imperial army, which
post he filed with great credit and dis
bnction for over q year, when, unfoT-
tunstely, he had trouble with the Impe-
rial authorities in relation TO the pay
ment Of his forces, and finding his ca.
reeP hampered, his restless ambition
led him TO take service With the rebela
A large reward was offered By the In
p~e7ialists for his head, and after several
montas he was captured but owing 70
the protest of our Consul his life was
not taken, but the I~mperialists re-
sorted to an old and barbarous mode
Of punishment, of kicking. open the
wounds he had recsived in battle, and
then turned hiEn over to the American
Consul Bufgevine then went to Japan,
where be remained until he had re
covered from the brutal treatment he
had received Some eight or ten
months ago he returned 10 China 10
try and retrieve his fortune, but he
was very o taken prisoner by the
Imperial Government, and, as we are
informed by late sdvIces from China,
wa drowned while in irons. Buree
vine, while he was in favor with the
lmperialists, was S mandarin of the
Red Button" and had the power Of
life and death over two large cities.
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Subsistence Department.
col. a BEOEwTTH, G. O. g. q
MIhiarH Division Of the MlssiasIppA

col. A. BECKWTTH, c. O. a.
Military DIVISION Of the Mississippi
CAPT. J. c. REED, O.. c. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland, Of6oe No. i
s0nth Cherry street, wee Col. Porter.
CAPT. SAN J. LITTLE, G. 81
Depot Commisssry Subsistence, once no. 10
Churry-street sa-4 Haa
CAPT. g D. HENDERSON, G. g. O
Post Oommissary subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. W. H. MLYMAE, 0. s,
In charge Of U. 8. Bakery, and pishuEsing Com
nisssry suhsistenes, vice Capt John A. Irvine.
LIEuH J. g. GALLENrNE, A @. g., .lo
In charge Of Soldisrs' Rest. corner Cherry and
Church-stReets wee Lieut. Henry King.
CART. D. R LAMoREAU, G. s., q
In charge of Beet Cattle wee Capt Gloyer-Rso
In charge Of Herdmen, Stables, &c vice Lent o.
8. Hoilistsr.a Of8ee near lower Landmg.
CAPT. A. " WILLS, A. o n, q
in charge of Pot Fuel. Government Printing
House, and all Public snd Prvsle Buildings used
a. storehouses. Othoas, Quarters. sc. Once No.
20 South CherT street
CAPT. v. MILLS,
inspector Of Suffers Goods, end al Private Stores
shipped 10 he Front. ofhee 45k cherg-stresI
CAP. +. J. CHILLY, A @ N,
Dlsbursing and Chief Quartermastsy. u. 5. Military
Railroads.. Office Church street, Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT 8 R HAMILL, A o NJ,
Assistant 10 Capt. r J. Orlly. A. q. NJ Once
Church street, Chattanooga Depot
LIEUT.. G. 2. NELSON, 18th s CT, A. Q n,
ia charge OF Properly u 5. Military Railroads..
once Church street. ChsstanoogsD Depot
CAPT. H. NJ sGlTB, A n,
in charge OF Cavalry DEPOT Edge6sld, Tennessee.
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Jackson County Court

Lsroy $ Clements, SdmiuistrsloF Of lbs estate q
James DeckRrd decd, agsinst Betsey ard MRyiin
c Coulter, James Baker ana his wife Ellen, ia
Ja~kson count, Teunessse; ] mas Fog, George
Deckara, Eiizaueih Baker, Of Monr5 coupts,
fennesseei k@becca DfcEsFd, " DE- OF decsn-ed;
IDau i-ekard o the State u kentu Ky; Hign-
toSer MoodRndAEns his vile, o! thsstAts o. Ten
nessee-
IT sppesring % theCierk Of this Court, from the
tall here hied By the plaintn and sworn 10, ihaf the
sid Re ecas BeeEsrd, John Deessrd, HiEhtower
Noot. and MS wife Ann, are defendants t. ssid bill,
and non residents OF The State Of Tennessee, 20 that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be served upon
thsmi tits thersfore ordered that publieation be
made IN the Nashville Union, q Newspaper pueli- he'd
IN the citg Of NASHVILLE, Ieausss-e, for successive
weeks comusndiIg SAID non residents, defendants,
o sppear BEFORE the Justices ofthe County Court Of
Jackson C. UNITY ar the Court house in he town Of
Gaasboro, On the first Monday m Februsry next,
thea Raf Jhefe 20 answer, plead or oemur 70 the
pa nud petition, or The same will be set dowa Lr
hes IUs, eL pare, a, % them
Witnes. " il, Morrow, Clerk OF said Court, at
ofics, the first Mond " Of Decemher, ts55
W. Fl MORROW, Oerk,
lsu9Wst JACKSON Cuuny Court.
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First Class Faney GrOeeFy Store
Notice.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Z
NsarttA De- 1. 3s6&. !
A MEETING -of As Stcskhostsn Of 1s Ftnt
"a hahonz Sax o. EsaHle, Tenn vi y her
a ~ oEceu utd Bakt o1 Inet1sJs JAnu.1 -
easlinE yeez. aAA y. DaDhAt
aee-lm S@Atts
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No. 900.

TOR SALE, OF EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
4 CITY PROPERTY New Albany, Ind. proper.
" as follOWa: A tFo story Frame house IN perfect
repair, newly painted, on second tank Of the ohio
river in hdl view Of pear the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms, presses, cupboardAi panTy, cellar snd
24x24 Wood ehed, &C. Sc House stands 60 feet
back from one street and 40 feet from the other.
Lot is on the corner, 60xi6O, with resr fsnclngg
Also two cottages, OF three rooms each, on LOT
l90xlzAr Eith rear fence; cistern to each house.
and well for both. All valued al Sl2 .00.
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original Attachment. Ne. sS2.
Isaac stephens vs.. B. P. Hsahns

IT appearing from the affidavit dled in this case
thaf toe defendant has removed rinse Z from the
5 -aIe o. Tennessee, or absoonds Is l. therefore or
dPred that plblieaion BE- made for Ionr Successive
weeks 10 the Nashville Union. notifying the said 3.
p. hankins 10 appear before JOIN Minis, aJnsiics
Of The Peace n Maa sonville, Monroe county, Tea
uessee. on the leth day Of May, 1856, 10 shaver
then and there the said ATTACHMENT as the iaa d.
rectss or the sane viii he akea Is confessed and
heard ex parte - to ham. 1his the 4tn day Of No.
Tenbefs tS&. JOAN MINIS, Up.
|. faaf.rrf .NF "
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Special Requisitons, No. 20. are required for al
articles not limited blythe Army Regulations, ana
must he approved by Brigade and DIVISION Com
mandsrs. or the Commanders Of Troops unasslkn.
e1 70 BriRades or Divisions.
Relmsleons ior supp les, kr troops stationed Al
Nashville, will be hllsd on approval Of the Post
Commander. unless they call Ior animals, means o.
transportation, iumber, or printing, when the ap-
provsl Of the Chief QuR-termsster Is required
Rsquisihons and Estimates for supplies at the
Front must be presentedtoths Depot Quarterfnae'
sers there. Only in extreme cases Wl they be ls'
sued on here, and then only when approved BY tht
Chief Q-usrtermasteE Of tbs Army. ~ eli 4
All signatures % Requisitons and Estmstoi
should give the ordinary autograph OF the Ontcsri
olloWed by his rank, and she number sDd daslgus.
ION Of his regiment or command-
moy q, ls6a
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H#iIitary 9isfttprs.
cr.Tp WnITApy AGENclN

STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,
For ne Relief IL SEX and Disahlsd SoldierH IN TINS
neparfment ac-s &c.
FOR oHIO.-D. r Taylor. Office, No : Cherry
EtTees. up STAIR
PENNsYLQAELA-Col- Jas. Chslnbsrin- once,
So 80 Cherry st7set Up sEu.
EDANAICol. EdF. shaw. Oace, ~ Cherry
street p.
McEIGAN-L B. willard. Once, 10 -
Cherry street.. -
uLNoIsLcoL J. NJ. Sheets. omoe No 6 Cherry
street. up s'srs, $50 ca Fff
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Cut this out and paste il in your SCRAP
hook or better commit It's simple
words 20 memory an tSRe Is sweet les
son "a heart We do not know il,
author. hut il is true poetry We clip
pel ID from an exchange floating about
over the country like besuhful leaf
blown hither aud ihither by the winds
j. noi much The world can give
NIth 81 Is suhtas az,
AMI gold alone Is not the thing
10 -atsN thchearg
HUT ~. a lhosc who cluster round
The altar andthc hearth.
Have gentle wvrds aud lsVing ways.
How beautiful % earth
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In Chancery at Carthage Tennessee.
JANUARY RT1LES- 1geg.

Rebecca DeboE v .ArchY Debos, Ex'raad others
IN thiz cause, it appearing tolhs Clerk sud Mas
ter thai defendants Elateth Chambers, and hel
husband. EdW'd Chambers, are non residents dihs
state Of lena, 20 that the ordinary pF-cess OF lac
canso BE- sci we'd on them. Il Is therefore ORDERED
thgspubicadon be mate o. fourEuecessive weeks Il
the &. Nashville Weekly Union" 4 newspaper pub
lished IN the cry OF nashville. IN ssd tate, requir-
ing said defendants ioNppesr before the Cnanerllol
OF the ChancerY Couri, ~ the Court hon e N Gar
thaee, on the bird Monday IN February, 1895, thet
ant there % plead. answer or demur TO complain
ans uilt, or he same viii be taken for confessed a.
70 them, snd set for hearing ex pare.
ianlO u4t ID. H CAMPBELL. @ Am
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No. 232.
No. 1913.

FoR sALE-oOs of Chickering'S Fine Pianos
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VNkKEN ~ b. John Il. VILLAINS, living IN Ia
Nhison r ants, on brown mere Mule. IS hends
high. t1ree years O Il, a white SPOT On TIE uesthera
The tettef 4. On the IA saouldsf, no other ms-Ks
percep he. Appraised 81 $50 y
TAKEN ep by J. ~. oorey. hFing IL the isth
Hstricl on he Hshaoon Pike. 4 miles IRON Nash
Eiie eche-nut sor FL horse. flsht sore aoct VI t.
eztcading stove the pasteTu smuI a white strrak
IN the nrcneSa AwTFO On To- kcs. acme mEfks
90 ne hs'k. branded &c. q. g, ahHut 10 years
ola shout As hams h Oh Ndued a. So
nuKAAuA AsEN. McuANIEA. panrar
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Posr DrrPREskRY.-No II South Cherry st. Sur
gen VIM. ThrslksId, Us. Nois.s attending OH
cers and their families
eurgeon F. ". sPARLSa, 10Th Mich Vols, Medical
director Of Post Forces, Office No. Is College st
Posr HosPTTAI-cOrnsr OF Cherry and Elm SITS.
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snIth COanty oOurt At Oarshsge, Tenn.
2 ssiI isad JAseAAr Rsrrs

vs. d. Bill, 70 sell land. SJANckAr RsLEs,
Joseph Boman and others.J January Isl, ise6.
IN thia cause e appesring to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk that the defendants, Annie. Ishsm, James,
fraskLn, zach Nan y and Sarah Boman, reside
beyond the limits OF the state. 80 that TIE ordinary
process q lagE cannot be served UPON theTns { 10
therefore orteTed that publication be r ace m the
Nashville Union, a news aper published in the city
Of nashville, for four EuccessiFe weeks, rfquiriDg
said Defendants 70 sppesr At the februsTy tenn OF
the County Cgprtof -tnith county. 20 Be held II the
Court house, In tbs tow Of CauhsRe, on the first
Mondsy IN February next, 1885, then ard there to
plead -uaNer or demur % compisiHaAt's ali, o. tee
sanne vii hD taken Tor confessed and set dOsn for
dsee5-sfE Z. W..TURNER, a
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original Attashmeau--So. 2sS.


VI . NV.0ls
nappssring hom he smistt hledm fhs ca.r
nsi be Gsteadsnt has removed himself from ~
ssaie 81 Tennessee, or ahsconds. IT'S tnerefare a..
derei tat pahicsEnn D. made for huf sucnesslve
weeks IN he Nashville union nounyius ne 80
lchH Z MCser 70 appear before John Minis. a las
tee Of he Peace IN jacksonville. Monros ooupty.
Icuncs-se, On she a dsy OF March. lisa 10 knsusr
thea sn9 here ne sad Atsa,hmsni A. the Az d.
rects - zoe same va - isken - eoasesssd nd
heNrA = par 9 Nto hm 1his tie ash cav 80 40
sue. 1E lOaN NINTsI y
deci-E4t
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Original Attachment.
LaIkng Csndia ". samuel Rees,

Wa. pAUGaFY ne plsluHG. on sadaxit savs
de doleaiait h lndeutod 90 hun, ani - a1scouds
that tho oriaHsry , rccess tssuot - served upon
han, nna knFing obtained an crgiaal stfachmeni
sralnst ten esta Q ci the de.sndsnL. made rcturn-
sbie beare y a. Koieo, a justice of the Fosee Es
Mcuros county, and the same having been LEVIED
on hs propervs u T. ordered th1 ne defasdsni
appear hcore I'm n hu ofice IN Monroe count.
On TIE I'd day ofFeor-ar. lses, 20 aesEer thea
snd there the ssd AitachmeuI u the iAu uirea Is,
or tn same VII - tsken ~ ean esd and hekrd
e. Eaeas n hun This the ian dsY Of JuLe.
iS& laesl-stl J b, EELso J. P.
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No. 223.

EOR SALE%65 feet on North Frodt street. east
L side, next norh Of and adjoining Bridge street,
known IS the IBrick Bridge Toll house property,
embracing the dollhouse sn1large Livery stable.
Il will bA sold IS = whole or In lots. Now rented for
over $500 per snnum.
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In Chaacery at Carthage, Tennessee.
IANuARY bra. 1850.
James McCIsin and othsrs

James McClain and Others.
IN this cause, il appearing to the Clerk and Mas
TT ulEt the ceienoEnts Janes McNlain, Wm. a.
Mccain, ssmes r. ToEey and his VIE. Jane A.,
Susan Z. NcClai1 iwidoa) and Wm, NcCIain, ssfAh
jane McUlain and Elizabeth hcGhan, MINOR ehd-
dren Of John r MeClain. deceased, are non-resl-
deuts o. the state Of Tennessee, 80 that the orsi-
nary process o. ias cannot be, erved upoa them
u II there-One ordered that publication be made Ior
paper puhhshed in The city Of Nashville. TenDess see,
requiring seid defendEnts 70 appsar at the next term
oi The Cnahcery Court Of smith county, TO he held
nt tie CourE house IN Carthage, on the Third hOa-
dHy nc February, 1s66, 10 answer compisinsnrs : Il,
OF the same vii Go taken for confessed Aad set iOE
Leaning sxpAFie, As - them
JasIJ4W D. d. CAMPBELL. C
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In ChanCery at Livingston, Tennessee
JANUART RUIZ, lisa
Irby Morgan A Co., comprts.
v AZ md lRl BID.

y N EUU ~. Tls
James q. Smith ana Others, Defendants.
n this cause. Il appsSriog 10 the Clerk 4 Master,
/ nom eomplsinabts I'm. which IL s,Forn 70, thai
defsndsu, James q smith. Is . noe -resident q
the biate Of Tennessee, 30 that tle ordinary
process o. law cannot be rcrvsd upon him
lt is therefore. ordered that pGbicatou b
maze, for four consecutive SteEs, in The Nashvle
INT n. puhi shed IN the q , Of Nashville, relu nag
said defendant 20 appear before the Aefk Master
81 The ChsnceIy Court. al Office IN Lvng-ton. % or
before the first MoadaS ~ February next. lses
then sud ihers 20 plead, snspeF or denuf tocoml
plainsnta' Bill. or the same v1h Be taken for cen
iss-ed, - 70 him, aR1 eel for hearing sxpsrte.
i1s-wst J.W. wRI3RT. c. N.
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No. 236.

F0R SALE-46X Feet corner Vine and Uaior
stress opposite TIE residence OF Mrs. Rx-Pre-
sideni Pol. Pncs SsO per f0oL A noble spot Tor
= hne residence.
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No 225.

EOR sALE-A small Farm Of % Acres. on the
4 Brick Church Pike, , miles north Of Nashville,
we'll iuprcva6. Frame house Of tn &c rooms, at
tic, hall and kitchen. Two springs, fiae young or
chRrd OF 600 fruit trees, ia ( beginning 10 bear, APP
pies, peaches, plums. cherries and pluus, Nil well
snclossd. $3.50 per acre; one-hAlf cash, halsnce
ID one year. Possession given January LIST, 1855.
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Livingston Chancery Court
JkNuAsr RuLrs, ls0G.


J. D. Au4rSass cetupAr
" A a mi Bill.
James .. Smith sHd Others, defts.
IN this cause, Il appearing TO the Clerk and Mas
ter, uom complainant hill, which Is sEorn %, that
defendant James q. Smith is a non resident OF The
Sa q Of Tennessee. 20 that the ordinary process Of
Law cannot be serred upon him. IL therefore or
deTed th { Publication be made tor four success
siYe Eeeas, n the Nashville Union, publ sh d in
the city q Nashy Ne, requiring SAID denudau : 70
appear a. the next term OF The OSRucey Court, TO
be held ia he town Of Livingston, 1enpsesee. on the
hrst Monday m eebrusr next nSc6l "a plead,
Snsner OF remur q complainant Bill, or the same
heArnge pzrte.
iana-ws; ]. W. WRIGHT, CAM.
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Q-uartermaster's Department.

W. BRIG. GEN. J.. I DONALDSON,
Chaf Quzrtermaster, Department OF the Cumoer-
lAnd. Office l0B CherrY-street-
CAPT n D. HIcKERsHAN, A @ n
Chief Assistant QuartezmAste-. Oncs los CherTy-
ssrest.
VT. COL CHARLES h. IRWIN, A. q n,
IN charge Of Lumber, Workshops, &C. Ohce los
Cherry street
CAP s. B. BEowE, a Q Il,
In charge Of Railroad transportation. tFneght And
Pnssenger) Ufhce Church street. at Chattanoog'
Depot
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In Chsncery at Carthage, Tennessee
JANUARY RULES, lsss.
Richard 3. Howard, Adn'T, and others
NayM pesn and Otssn

Mary N Dean and othen,
~ his cause, It appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
CT the Clerk and Masiei that ne del ndaut- ABdi sE
Carter and Inc hairs OF Riste Desc. deceased. are
non residents o. The slsts o. Teonessse, and thai
tee names a. the sod hers of FiHte Desn, decess-
81, sre unsnowr. - thai the ordisay ppcoss Of
las canDot De seryed up1n then ID is t~rerelore or.
dsfe1 that publication Be made f1r fodr consecutive
Weeka Ia The Nsshyd 3 uni0n. a DesspSser PUB
Ahes IN The city q Nashville, renne see, reqRIr-
shancey Court OF emah co1ngy, he5 hsd st be
Court house q Carthage, N the third Monday IN
february, 1886, then and tnere % Plead. nnsser Or
deInur 20 complansnts' bths or the same NJ b
TAX. y for confessed and set ior hearing exbarte, ~
V them u. "a. CAMPBEl1. N.
anle VT
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Estrsys..-, Davidson cOunty

VNkE rp ~ n s Green. Hrrx in Brun,wooa.
Il lsrge rosn hort@, Aaut Z yeers cd. is o. II
haeds Id. VIII q snail star IN he forehe.a I.
sukl Sre ~ hs h&ck, ana hiacE msae sd ts1-
sd al hack f-gl branded sd LC kprriasg II
$50
TAkES NJ b. Thosnas A Glnra. Hr-v m n.
Ia btsiret nauaaca csantr. - - 49, -
yea7s 90, aoeut Is basds hku. hiad I'D VIA
hind . a. len efe aghi eye neak; bran3eaus Isl
I - ~ ether mara u1os Der. Appran4ftl sk
aaiasA ALEX NcpkNakI, Ralssr.
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oArn 7. .. cor, A q 4,

CAPT. CHAs. 7. WING, A. Q n,
Disturbing Ofaeer Qusrterrsste-s Depart
usut. Once, 1O7 Cherry-strseL rH1
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CAPT. 4. B. R A. ~
In charge Of River Depot and Post Transportation,
FueI Tor Steamers. Public Animals, stshaess OorraAs,
4e. Office IS Cherry street Ual.a r-ln.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee


Ks Att and Iu. Bill.
Sarah A. Bilbo and f. h. Gordon, Ex'r.
TN ihiscAuse, it appealing to the ss;isfArtion Of
il the Clerk and Master, that sarah A. Bii5o Is
\ non-resident Cf the State OF Tennessee, 80 tcat
tho Ordinary pracass OF law cAanot be served upon
her, lt il therefore ordered tat publication be
male for four Consecutive weeks IN lie Nashville
Union, . newspaper pubdshed in the e y 0 Nash
willie. requiring sald defendant TO APPEAR before
the Chancellor OF tae Chsncsry Court Of smith
county, al toe court hou-e IN Carthage, Tennessee,
on OF beiore the third Monosy ia February, ls6a,
then sod there to plead. ensNer Ordtmar 70 con
p'inAnis bill, or le same vi be taken for con-
iessed as 10 her, snd set for hearing ex psrte.
aieni04w ~ d. Il. CkMPbElas, Q. An
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I0 A%nFERFRERs IH nrfln
TBS A1rz WILL Be As EoLtSss.

ADVERTISEMENTS m taorPscszl Column. frat time
ron 20 > Ines additional linz. 8,
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hi charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison EquIp-
age, Stationery, Q~uartermasters' Blanks, and stoE-
ags Of Public Property. once IL MarketssreeL
GAPT, gro 3. HBBARD A = NJ.
in charge Of Forage and Straw. Ofioe 90 Cherry
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John II Richmond,
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ter that John NJ. hicamond ss q non-resideat Of the
Stats Of Tenn 50 tnst the ordinary process Of Law
cannot be served upon him & II Is Therefore Of
deIed tkst publication be made, ioE tour consecutive
weeks, IN he Nashville ULi n, = newspaper pub
h-hcd IN the cry ofNashvlie, Tennessee, 2 quirue
sad defe a7antto appsarbdsr re The ghsneelior u ths
ChAncery Court Of smlth county, Tennessee, at The
Court house in CarthsEe, on OF before The third
Monday n February nexk ps56lt3 plesd, answer
OF demur 70 conf sairants BILL. or the same WI
hearing expaTte- ID. q. CAMPsELLs c. { N.
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No. gal,

NOR SALE-27O1 Aeres Of Land, 81 miles from
the Sswsnee Goal Mines. Maron county, Tenn.
with good improvements, Saw MIL IN running or
der; the general outlines and description OF which
viii be given. Price taper acrs-K cash, balaaee
l snd2 year. Hltexehsnge for city OF country
property.
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No. 22O.

NOR REST-Fiye rooms In third story, south
west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for tHC
years from JEnusD Is, 1885, 81 500 per annumr
and 500 bonus. Shee roomsare welt located FOL
business oHdces, End cheaper than any We know
of-ayeraging Sls 81 per mon.h for each.
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No. 2I8.

EoR sALE-An interest in = House Of 9 rooms
IL and kitchen, on Ftster street, IN Edgeneld,
near @Caulry Depot" Possession given Janusry
lst. 1896. Pree 500.
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