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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.

FEBRUARY RULES, IsG6.
F. X. Bell and W.. T.. White, Ex'rs Of Vim. White,
deceased,
VS..
II. N. Watterson.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Clerk and
Master, nom affidavit that the defendant. n nj
Watlerson, IS not "a resident Of the State Of Ten
nessee;
It Is therefore ordered that publication be made
for 'oGr consecutive weeks in the Nashville Union.
a newspaper published m the city Of Nashville. re.
curing the sad defendant 10 appear on the first
Day OF our next Court, D. be held ~ the Coartbouse
in MeAIinnville on the fourth MONDAY in March.
1856. then and there to plead, answer or demur 10
compliments bill or the same Will be taken for
confessed against hlm and set for hearing ex psrte.
j.. F. MORFORD. c.. NJ.
eOt-N4| By J. G. Bills, D. c.
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In Chancery al McMiunville, Tenn.
FuaUtRr RULrs, 1sC6.

vs.
Ahah Crave, Noses Poore sni vie PsrIla Poore,
- Moore ana Klzsbetn Moore, and TIE heirs
G.. aus-el Crane. whose residence n unknown,
aod others, dstdndanis.
IN this cause it appearing 20 the Clerk and Mas.
Ter that tie above named defendants sre n~on-resl-
dents OF the State 81 Tennessee, so thst the ordt-
nary uOcess OF lax cannot be- serSei upon them {
n IS THEREFORE ordered that publication be made
or four consecutive weeks, 10 The Nashville Union,
suew-papcrputnshtd mtle city Of Nashville, Ten
ufssee, r QUuug said deiendauis 10 appear on the
first day oiaeNt Court % be held 81 the courthouse
IN McMuuHlle. on tEe fourth monday in Msrch,
1886 thea md there 20 plead, answer or demur TO
coup'auslJs bIl, or the same VIII be taken for
confessed as 10 them, ant set for hearing eX
psr.e. .. j. MORFOKD. c. a NJ.
istlo-ftN Ey j. {, BuLEs, Dc
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Ia Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
F~FuEUkRY, RUiEs, lS66.


A.G Brewer, Admir- OF Fillmore Reele. deed.
vs.. %. BLH.
N this cause appearing 20 The Clerk snd Mas
t. uast Tie defendants Martin a.. keele. Jacob
Eucl3m and vie TsHtt4 and Enoeh FeulL. and
ste &cy. =se non-resudenis Of the state o; Ten
be-see, 90 that the ordinary process Of law cannot
he serroi upeu them; HIs therefore ordered that
publication be made Tor four successive weeks m
The Nashville Union, published 10 the city OF Nash
vie, Tennessee, requiring sod defendants 10 SD
pesr on The drst DAY Of our next term Of the Cont.
@ be held 81 the Court hoase ia McMinnVHle on the
ic1gth Aoaday OF Maroh next, then snd there 70
plead, snswer or dsmur 70 complsinauts oil, or the
same VII Htskeu Tor confessed and set for be sring
ss D. them.
J. F MORFORD, C SM.
elio-WAt" By J. &. ErLFz d Z
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In Chancery at McMinnviIIe, Tenn.
||""-||T WTT|-- T||--
Taomss Rdns, Admir- CT Robl Rams, Deceased.

Tsomss Rdns, Adm CT Roht Rams, Deceased.
VS..
lsSsc RUs. Jackson Rsns, Washington Smrll snd
wife Elfaueth, George W. EsIu- k.chsrd prce
snd vs Pstsy Price, CALVIN Price, Loyd Price.
EBublu Price, Druzli8 Price, aud Mary Jane
pnca. Nonresident defendants
~ this CAME, 10 appearing 90 ;he Clerk and Mas.
tes thl- the above named defendants afe nom
rsssdeee 81 tS- Ststs OF lcnUsesse, so that tive
Crllusrt pr0Ce-s sllsw caun0t b. served unon them:
Ifls ihsrtf1re ordered that publication be made
for four successive week., 10 the Nashville Union,
a newspaper publishes u thee " of Nashville, Ten
nCs-ee, reqUuiug sad deirudSn;s 20 sppesr 0n the
tg~t do az cur next court 10 he held at McMInn-
vile % The fouuh Nondsy IN March, 1855, then and
taerclo plead, answer or demuT g. conpiaiuants
li, a. lhsssIse viii oe taken for confessed sui set
Tor hearing eK Tsrte, As 60 them
D. r. MpKFORp, c. & NJ.
ieda-wfFs By &c kmEs, -. C.
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In Chanoery at Livingston, TENNESSEE
FEBRUARY RULES. 1865.
J.J. T~ompkins,
va. Attachment Bill.

IL this CAUSE 10 appearing % the sst OF
the Clerk ana Master from complainant uh,
wnIca Is sworn TO, rost defendant James 70. Smith,
is a non-re ideuts OF the state 0f Venresse. so
that the ordinary proves Of law csnaCr be served
unon him % IS therefore ordered that publication
be- msde lur f0u- onatcuuTe weeks iu The Ma ~ he
Union. = newspaper publ he'd M the city Of Nash
Vile. Tenn, requrin said deisndsnL 3 Nth, Co sp-
pear 81 the ncXtterm ofthe ChBnc-Iy Cogrttor over
ton county, 90 be held IN fIvlar s.ou on tHe first Nom
lay a August mex, lS6fl snd plead, ansSer or
dCmur 60 comp sInsuts bli, or The same vii he
taken for CONFESSED a. o. lam, sDs set Tor hearing
ox par.e wv. WRISHT, CE NJ.
H-HHH fA
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In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the Certificates, paying postage and
dong the business, rs cents each, which must Re
enclosed when the Certificate Is sent for. Five Ger
Is, sixty i've for sloi one hundred for SIS.
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In Chancery at McMinnviIIe.

"|~I-T I""I1
Caroline Towles and sallis N. Gibbs, complainsnts
Ys. Paun Roach, Henrietta Roach, Josephine
Roach, and Charles Roach, defendants.
IN this cause il appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk aEd Master, from affidavit. tbqt the aboVe
named defendants are nOn-residents OF the ststs Of
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process oflaW can.
not be served on them: IL Ia therefore ordered that
publieauon be made, for four consecutive weeks.
IN the Nashville Union, q Newspaper published 10
the city Of Nashville Tennessee, requiring the said
defendants 70 appear on ths hrst gay OF our mex.
Court, TO BE- held at McMinnYlle, on the atm MOI
day ia March, 1856, to plead, answer or dsmnr 4,
compliments blf, or the same W d be taken for con
tessed, as TO them, and set for hearing expsrte.
J.. f. MORFORD, G., & NJ.
ieozl.W4t" By }. G. BILEs, d. C..
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X. ". TURNER.
feRuT-aL tr.-4r 81 gv-Eft &C., s
In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULES 1855.

Nancy = Bradley By &c Es-1aa.a Bradley, ct ale.
i- tnis o-ass, 5; sppesnGg 70 the satisfaction of
q the Clerk m6 ASsfst Jhss The 5ef-alaa Logan
~ MeCfNer - a non resident Of me State u
cannot oe served upon him Ii Il therefore o.
dered inst publeahon he maiefar !oUr consecu:fe
Eeek9, 10 the Nashville Union, a peEspaper nd
llshed n me CITY n Nashville, Tennessee. ra5nr-
ing said defendants % sppcar al the nertferm os1fbs
chsncey Court Of NTH county, to he he'd Al ,he
Court house q Carthage, Cu The third Monde In
August 1850, then and tnere to plead. ansVfr or
demur 70 compianants' bdi, or the same Wi be
taken for confessed snd set for hesrfnR erpsse. As
70 him. D. CAMPBELL, CtM.
fehis VT
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAHL UNroE OFFICE,

Nashville, March 10, 1886.
The following table exhibits the whole
sale prices Of various articles N this city
APFLEs-S6 COOS p Dbl.
BAcGING-35c per yard.
BALI ROPE-Hemp pc.
BEEF-Dried 25c per h.
Clear sides le020c shoulders
l4al6ci Sugar cured hams 25G2sc = n
Country hams 2OG22c.
CAEDLEs-TallOg "a Sc; Star 20 @23
per n.
CORN MEAL-per bush, 81 90.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, 23a24c. per h.
COFFEE-Prime RIO. 30 a. 33c. per h.
FLoUR-For best superine IS So extra
family SlI 0O9l2.
tEED-Corn IN sacks in store, 9OG95c p
bush, Oats, new black, in store, GO(g7Oc e
bush Hay new Timothy, ha d pressed, $40
0f22 per ton.
HIDEs.-Green, &C.. p b; dry flint, 10
Ole. y h sheep skins, 5OGsOc. each.
lRoS, BY the Ton-Flat Bar, ~ 70 Q inch
TO I inch, &c per ID Dandy Tire, ~ by q
20 rs by Is to I inch, ne per n Band
iron, 2 10 . by = 10 $40 inch, 7Zc per h F;
Round and square, l to "a inch &c per ID ;
Horse Shoe, scrap, assorted sizes, SIC per
n Nall Rod, superior quality, equal 10 best
Swiss, l4Ec per ID; Hoop Iron, - to 8
inch, SIC pOr ID.
LEArHER-Oak tanned sole leather, Gin
ciuuuti, soc. q 10 do. do. country, 45c.
e % skirting 5O@55. e h harness 4I@i5c.
y ID bride per doz. $5Os55; upper s4OG
s. kip skins S7Os9O cali skins S4Oa65.
LaED-Firm, 20@22c.
LUEHER-FloorIIg, per 1909 # SIS $50
Rough clear Pine, SO 10 $50; Planned Gear
Pine. $50 to $50.
MoLAssEs-ln barrels, s0c9Sl 25 per gal
Iau-
NAms-ss so for lOd, I'D, Sd, 4Od, God,
for iobbing lots; an advance Of 25c. for small
er lots. Brads and Fencing Nails same
prices at Nails of same size. Spikes cut )
o. inches, ~ 90 per key.
UEIoNs-S4W5 per Dbl.
EUGAEs-N .U.Sugar IA hhds l6Lalgc. in
bDls. l1a2Jci crushed, graduated, and pow
derod 2Oa23 perch; Coffee Sugar ljalgc.
sYEUP-Golden 81 ,S0F gal in Mbbls.
SALr-per Dbl, Z bushel bbls, 81 IS.
sEEDs-Iimothy 81 90 e bushel; Herds
Grass 81. Blue Grass - Orchard Grass .
90. Glover Seed Sl2 90 q bushel.
WHlsEY.- Bourbon, pure,b5 OOal, Imitation
50 5088 IS; Robertson, pure, S5a4 90, ImIta-
tiou - 5Oa5 JommOn kectIned - -; APP
DIE and Peach Brandies, old S5a7 new 49,
! 90. Irish Whisky 5 10 C0guac brandy
pure, sls020, Coguac Brandy, domestic,
tsa4 so: Port aud Sherry Wines t4aoi
Champagne Wines $25s45.
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No.. 263.

L'OR ~BALE-RUENA VISTA s~PRING5-la5a
Il Acres; one SMALL Frame BUIIdiug of two rooms
ieuces in order: THREE SULPHUR bPhlN6S-
White, Red, and Blaek Two Fre@stOue Springs
One cstern on the Mill E3 feet font GA the Buena
Y sta Pike the entire pi { D. about square. On
the 49, acres are found MI. glen. bower. recess,
rocks ia bold relief. preclpice, hafY springs, creek
aud 8 romantic drive. This picturesque Watering
Fzce, 10 possession OF toe rgnt man. can De made
the most at act We summer resort about Nashville;
and beng only ~ miles nom the city b. easily
reached 0y private Conveyance, and no doubt bs-
fore many months vii BE- accessible BY Street Rail-
road. Price $3.50, o. easy terms Apply 10
h. g. 5CJFaL, Real Estate Agent.
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Estrsys..-. Davidson County.

TAKEN Up byJ. F. Hsb5stt. in Davidson county.
L one cow and calf The COW IS ; Inuly, marcel
with q crop of each year, and underbit In he rFbt.
she Is 3 red color, win awhile streak along her
hacf, shout six years old. Valued al sS5.
TAKEN UP by Bob Lewis, colored. in district
No. Il, one mouse colored mare mule, iea pssEsTn
JOINT crooked out, shout Z or years old. Valued
ct so. ALEX, McDANIEL- RsnSsS
Rr24-ESte
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In Cbancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
FFHRUAuY ECLIs, 1866.
Bul1gsiy snd isaac Piumlse, Adm'rs.

NJ P. Crane, whose whereabouts is unknown.
IN tins cause, u apTearing 10 the Clerk aud Mae
ter. rom affidavit, ihst the above named deem.
dauLs whsrsaf outs rs unknown IL - therefore
Criered that pubucauou be made for four success
s.ye weeks. lu the Nashville UnIon- a newspaper
Published no The city OF Nashville. Tennessee, re-
quInug the said dClendart to appear On the first
Jay OF our next Court, To he held at McMtuuSliie
on the fourth Monday IN March, ls06. then and
there 10 plead, answer or demur 10 compliments
bll, or the same will be taken for confessed against
hun Aud ettOT hearing e& parte.
} 4. EOKFUBD, c. NJ.
feblo-wiy byJ. &. BILFs, u C..
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in Chsncery at McMinuviile.
FEBRUARY RULES, lS66.
N. h GEyn, complainant
rs I'm 4 Att. RE

N tins cause Il Appealing 10 the satisfaction OF
the Clerk sud Master, from GfidaTit, that oe'eudsnt
Fenoleion ls = NONRESIDENT Of the State Of Tennas
See 50 Inst Tie ordinary process Of law cannot be
serYed upon hlm: II Is therefore ordered thst puo.
hesnnn he made, for four consecutive weeks. In he
Nashville Union, 3 newspaper published N the city
Of Nashville, tennessee, requiring SAID defendant
&c appear on the first day OF our next Court, 70 be
heid a. McMinnvlie, sth Mo1dsy IN March. 1886,
70 plead, answer or demur to complsinAnt's bill, or
The same VIII be taken for confessed. as 70 him, and
setfo hesrng expsrte, JF, MoRFoRD. C.kM.
feoSl-Ts~ ByJ B, BuHs, .. c.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBEUARv RULES, 1866.
Vim. Compton,


Bhoda zoe, alas Rhols Compton.
IN this cause, it appearing tn tho Clerk and Mss
ter thst defendant khods G e alias Rhods Compton
Is a nonresident f the State Of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary proce s OF Law cannot he served upon
her;
4ti4 therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks, ia the Nashville Union,
a newspaper published iu the city Of Nashville,
Tennessee, requiring stid defendant 20 app-Er AZ
the next term OF the ChancerY Court o. Smith
county, to be h-ld 80 the Courthouse in Cart. age,
on the first Monday io April, 1865. 10 answer COM
planant's bll or the same Will be taken for cont, S.
sci aud set for hearing * parte, as 10 her.
fe5lu.w4t u. H.. CAMPBELL, CO N.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
Wyatt W. JIn6Iua,
We
William C,rlEV. et all.

4 n THE Cause, 30 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk aud Master, that WIu. COrley, John
JoIley, Marx Corley, sa iuds Cooley, Perry Hunt,
and VIE May, VIM allen, and WIa Jane, Samuel
HanEIus 8ud vile Luuua, are all non-residenus al
the State OF Tennessee, SO tlat the ordinary pro
cess OF law cannot 5s served upon them,
It is therefore ordered tat publication be made
for four consecutive weeks IN the Nashville Weekly
Union, n newspaper published 10 the C ty OF Nash
vile. requiring SAID defendant 10 appear before
the Chancellor OF tina CuanceTy C0urE Of Smith
county, At the court house in Carthage, Tennessee.
on or before the fret MonO4y In June next, lS66,
then and there 70 plead, snsNer or d muir 10 con-
p'ainsuJs bli, or ths same wi be taken for con.
is-sed az to them, end set for hearing OK parJe.
feblO-4w l.. d. CAMPBELL, Q. & 81.
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In Chancery at McMiunyiIle
FEBRUARY RULES, lS'E
W. Miller, complainant, }

jaime, ". Miller complainant ,g pa
John Stewart. defendant
Is this cause it appearing 20 iha satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Msstar. fromseidsvL thai defendant
stewart D. a non resident az the stale ol Tennessee,
80 that the urilnsrY process Cl IA Cannof Ue served
upon HIM; It's therefore ordered thst publcsuoa
ha made, for four consecutive weeks, IN the Nash.
vile Union q newspaper pgbl-hed 90 the city of
Nashville, Tennessee, requiring the sA.d defendant
Go appear on the first DAY o. our next Court TO be-
held at McMInuvlle. on the an Monday 10 March,
1850. 20 plead, 50 wer OF dsmur 90 gompIanauts
tif, or the same viii he taken Tor confessed, rs TO
them, ana set Tor bearing eKpSrte
j. r. MoRFORD. GAM.
teb2l-wA BY J. c. EILEs. ID. G.
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
FEBRUARY RULEs, 1880.
Woods, Yestmaa & Co., and others.
W. k0Hpfual and au,a,F-E p

Woods, Yeatmaa & Co., and others.
W. fOngnal and Amended Bills
IN tins cause, u appearing 20 the Clerk and Mas
ter hist the defendants Msuida Teal. C. D.. Fsssstt
and VIE Eh1loe h Hiram Teal, Robert Teal. Mar
tina Teal, LaVias Teal, Tolbert b TpsI sni All.
lea, are non-residents o. the State OF Teupessee.
50 taat me Ordinary process Of Law cannot be- served
upon tnem; IL - therefore ordered that p1hlica-
vile Union, a paper Published in he ty al Essb
vie, tennessee, requiring ssid defendants 10 aD-
pear ca the first day OF our next term of Conn 70
ee ned AT lhe CouTt house in McMinnvIle On he
ants ongIna and amended b vi, or the sarse VIl Ue
tsAeh lor confessed and set for hearing eE parte. As
70 unea- j.. +. MORFORh ca N.
NAo-Mft BY J. O. EIEs. d.. @.
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In Chancsry at MeMinnviIle. Tenn.


FEBRUARY RULEs, 1855.
Audley, Mary ard Thomas Harrison, and others.
v. fBHl 10 eel Land.
Joseph harrison, Audley snd Elizabeth Wifsmaa,
Netty McGregor, james Lawrence and site Viz
sinis.
IN this cause, Z apPsarIng 10 The satisfaction Of
the Clerk snd Master thai the shove named de-
iondants are non-resideots Of the 8Rse Of Tennes-
zee, so inst the ordinary process o. laW csnnot ne
served upon toem- Il IS tksgsfoTe ordered that pub
ncation be made for four successive weeks, iE she
Nashville Union, g Newspaper punished N the
city OF Nashville. Tennessee, requiring ssid de-
Isndanis 70 appear on The hrst DAY Of our next
Court, to b hsd II the Court house ii MeMinp-
vile, on the Rurth Monday IN March next, t'en
sal there to plead, answer or oemur % complain
ants oil, or the same Ell be taken for confessed a.
10 them, and set Tor hearing ex psrts
IL. MORFOED, g.. III,
fsbl6-TiF By J. C. Bills, u. @.
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
TEBEUART RuLrs, 1856.
I n E-c5,.--. ,,r,,t.,.,t


The Widow and Heirs offs. GreenhslRh, decd.
IN this cause, il sppazunE to The Clerk aud Mas
ter that the vldow OF = Greenhslgh, deed, Mary
Greeuhalgh, James Greenhaigh, and Julia Green
hslgh, be r Of :. Greenhslgh, deceased, sra
non-resldeuts Of TIE STATE o. Tennessee. 90 that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served upon
them:
Il ~ therefore ordered thst publication be made
for four successive weeks, Ia the Nashville Weekly
Union, a newspaper published IN the city Of nash,
VILE, Tennessee, requiring said de eD1snts 70 sp
pear on tbs fss dSy Of cur mex Court to be held
az MCMinuule, on the 4tu Monday n March, 1866,
90 answer complainant bl. or me same VIII be
{ ken Tor confessed ana set for hearing eXpsrte IS
to them. J.F. MOKFORu, c. q NJ.
iebIJ-ggts By G. BIlrs, u. c.
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Win stamp Box 90,
dcC&l-akNly Boetpn, Msss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
Piusburrh oil Trade.

Trade in the oil way is not so brisk as was
expected Large dealers are still holding
OUT n tbe hopes Of obtaining oil at lower
figures. How lar their expectations will be
realized, remains 20 be seen. The receipts.
yesterday, reached 1908 barrels. Trade on
the wharf, at least so far as handling oil was
concerned, was active. The wharf from S..
Clair 10 Hand street, appeared to be one
mass Of oil and Oil barrels. The sales were
light, amounting 10 1850 barrels from Oil
City. We learn that oil was selling Cd the
creek at - 80 to "a rs, according to location,
and at the mouth at IS per barrel. The
rates IN this market yesterday wereI!e, gen
orally fer bulk, and packages etur1ed (:
other lots were sold at lGc, 1879, and lJZc;
The gravity Of the oil was not stated. ThOs
parties who sold heavy lois in January al
zoe, to be delivered on the opening Of nav
igation, are now engaged in delivering the
same. They appear TO be IN an excellent
humor, and consider their January Trans
actions good things in their way.
Refined OIl-Wss neglectedj no body wa
disposed 10 ask the price. The attention Of
oil dealers was occupied with Grade.
Tar-Was dull. We did not learn Of any
transactions.
Crude oil-Priees were a shade lower. The
following sales viii tell their oWn story, viz.
$50 bbls bulk, delivered at refinery above
the city, l6Lc; 600 bbls taken from wharf,
lie, the packages 10 be returned; 800 bbls OF
wharf, I6-, without packages, l5c-the low
est sale yet reported. Sales 50 bbls 1910
barrels returned.-Comnefciai, Mqrek T..