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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05
The Letter Of Introduction.

! They were both the same age, but one
OF them was finely aud tastefully dress
/ ell, while the clothes of the other were
coarse and ragged. 1t vas in the au-
/ tumn The huskers were busy in the
/ cornfield. and from the strip of woods
beyond fleated out the sound of the
woodcutter's axe.
Have you no better clothes, Benny
asked the well dressed boy.
No, haven't, Jonny'
! why don't you get better ones:'
Because | can't | have no money
can't get work by which to earn mon
| ey"
That is bad Benny. Are you going
to school this winter?'
- guess not, johnny. l must stay
out. and do such little jobs as | can find
to do. would like to go to school very
much wish knew as much Us you
do Johnny
" Pooh l don't know anything. l
am glad that | am better off, but that
does not make me feel proud 1t is a
sin to be proud. God made you as good
as | am, if your clothes are ragged
Benny took his little friend by the
hand. a tear gliStened in his eye.
on nave always beeh Nlhd 10 me-
Johnny Allen said he. ~ You have nev-
Ct "ooUe" al me nor ''u'''e'' me- i'N' ''i'
o'her boys 30 L nave sometimes '"Ne''
up your q'''''e'S' "'''' WIN S''''' -
you "heh we are "'e''
LOOK mere Benny no" would you
like to work on farm all winter Hooa
clothes, enough to eat, niue pocket
money, nice family to 1--we with ana
plenty OF work
Il would like that.
Iheh can help you IL just occur
red to me my Uncle Abbott wants a III
tie hoy on MS iaF'h'
I"o days 'iterward Benny Slooo III
front OF Uncle A"oott' awaiting reply
Ihcie Aoholt was PHEASANT looAi"S Vi"
man. not yet stopped put win n"ir qo''e
SI'9 ne put On MS le'''''i''' u ie'''''
q ''''' - Gil > ''''''' ana ''''' 40
MEADo" BROOK Oct eighteen %,
nele abbott inns 10 Benny tie Is
80 l'I ~; - 80, h;,1 G,7 orE
your nefew
JOHN Allen.
Now, Johnny was small boy, and
not so well learned as Benny supposed
him to be Bat notwithstanding the
spelling, misuse of capitals, and want of
punctuation. the letter of introduction
was sufficient Uncle Abbott gave Ben
ny home for number of years
1t was an October night in Philadel-
phia. The air was as cold a. Novemb +,
1t was late, and there was not much
noise on the streets, In cozy room sat
a man. He looked care-wo-n and bag
gard He shaded his brow with his
hands. His wife, beautiful woman.
stood beside him smoothing his hair
and snaokip,r words Of encourarennnt
=, ,.,,
II Is no use h'i'e' ne 8r"ahe"- IL
/ cannot command ten thousand dollars
by tomorrow noon, | must 90 to the
wall Tho banks are ,iqht there !. no
.....--I a.. 49,.
li'''''' ~ 'e - ~ '- ''''
..par,ans this may he of use to Won
said his wife, handing him \ slim Of pa-
Nor
lie went to the lamp and read as fol
lows:
First National Bank PfIeyllal;a-Pav
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05

ELIZA M KNOWLES, M. D..
U1AFlNG located ia RICHMOND. Offers her
professional services 10 tile xSaili-S this city
SPECIAL attention given Obstetrics aud Diseases
Women.
Once and Residence, No. 30. Marion St,
Opposite MORRISON Library.
OFFICE hours from 10 A. NJ 10 IL, NJ, aud froga
. TO J. r. ".
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05

IoKACE GRkEIEl has written q letter
10 a FenIan meeting IN New York, ~
which he SAWS: II have faith thar t1s
tltue Is not far tiistan. when Ireland shsIf
belong TO. and be governed by the lnSA.
aalstllat they will be, ~ they suf ,ly
o#~ht to be. earnestly devoted 10 =
liberty Of all men. all nstione, ali rac,
here and everywhere
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05

NIsIr TO GsSsEAI CAss A CORE.
spondeat of TIE Missouri Democrat
giving an account of visit to General
CAss, a year or two since relates the fol
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05

John Allen cried. John Allen kissed
his wife, and his wife kissed him. John
Allen did not go 70 the vail. hich means
to break up, And all on account OF that
nis-speit letter of twenty years before.
u Little Corporal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-02
Commercial 9nteIItgente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. % CAMP STREET

" ", }
Friday Evening, June !, 1866. !
CoTToN-The market continues inactive with
some evidence of increasing weakness. Most of
the foreign buyers have absented themselves for
several days past, and the only operations that
have recently transpired were on account of
Northern purchasers or manufacturers. Sales to-
day have been restricted to HOO bales, which were
taken by seven brokers at irregular prices,
but which, nevertheless, disclose slight decline
in all classiications, and especially in the lower
grades We have revised our figures, and now
quote ordinary at 28@3Oc., good ordinary at $40
&c., low middling at3j@3Gc., and middling at $50
800 Offerings are still very light, however. and
most of the leading factors refuse to exhibit their
samples at the present ruling prices The total
sales for the week foot up $3.50 bales against
1850 bales last week, and 5000 bales the week
previous. The net receipts for the week amount
to 4623 bales against 1889 last week. and 5O93 bales
the week previous. The aggregate exports for
the week have been l30SS bales against IL 200
bales last week, and 3494 bales the week preyious
and the stock on hand and on shipboard NOT
cleared this evening is l40642 bales against
147,224 bales last week, and 157 1886 bales at the
close of the previous week. The variation in the
receipts for the past two weeks is decrease Of
366 bales. The exports for the week included Gas
for Liverpool, BIAS for Havre, 1904 for New
York, 554 for Boston and 50 bales for Bordeaux
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand Sept LIST, lS65-bales, ........ 1929
5ece!yed since Yesterday IS5i w
1904
Exported since Yesterday ,,- ,.o
Exported previously 655 4bO-655 i5O
Stock hand and shipbOard cleared 64
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs,-The receipts from the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-02
Foreign Markets.
from Bfglapd, Atbya L Co.'s Produce ciroular.I

From Bglaud Athya L Coz Produce Crcuar.l
LIVERPOOL, May ll.-Cotton has been very de-
pressed all the week. The fear that war on the
Continent can now scarcely be avoided, and within
the last day or two, still more, the panic IN the
money market (Which is at this moment as intense
as that of 1850, has restricted business almost
to the daily requirements of spinners Under these
circumstances, prices have been very irregular,
but constantly tending downward; and to-day, it
would be impossible to give reliable quotations,
except for quite retail qualities.
BREADsTUFFs-The imminence of war on the
Continent has at length begun to affect this mar
ket, and the reduced deliveries OF wheat from the
farmers tG3, 79l qrs, against a. SO6 qrs. for the
corresponding week last year,, are probably in a
great measure in consequence thereof. The i'm
provement in prices has, however, been greatly
checked by the severe financial panic now raging,
which, Of necessity, restricts speculation within
very moderate limits.
PROvsIoNs-Some sales of Beef are reported at
decline of 5s. % fierce, but there is more steadi-
| ness at the close. Pork, from scarcity commands
full prices. Bacon has further declined Is q3 cwt
without inducing any improvement in the demand.
Cheese is in steady demand at late prices
Lard is very firm, the late advices from New
York giving holders increased confidence.
| Talow is I'D, Il cwt. lower with a quiet trade.
| NAVAL SToREs.-Rosin is in good demand, but
with liberal arrivals prices are rather easier. Spr
! its Of Turpentine is dull, at 4Ss ~ cwt.
PETRoLEUA.-The business is of the most retail
character, at 2s % gallon for refined. 1000 bar
Fes OF crude have been sold at GA Is. 3d. 70 ton.
From Bout English Brandous Circular Liverpool May III
CoTToN-Ihe stringency of the money market
and the continued threatening aspect of affairs on
the continent have had a most depressing infiu.
ence On Tuesday the bank rate was again raised
s " cent, and the market closes at a decline of
about Id u ID. The import this week is 15O, 951
bales, of which 1924 are American The sales
for the week amount to As $50 bales Of which the
trade take IS 800 bales exporters 40IO, spectators
1920 bales. The stock IS increased this week by
$500 bales, being estimated at 86993O bales,
1858, 200 American against al no bales, (57 $50
quotations are, for middling Orleans l35d., mid.
ding Bowels l23d, and fair Dhollerah sd. % h.
This morning the bank rate was rasedto @ % cent
and the market was greatly depressed and prices
very irregular, but the suspending of the bank act
of 1874, thereby giving the Bank of England per.
mission to issue notes beyond the legal amount
has somewhat restored confidence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-02
Cattle Market,
JEFFERSON CITT

JEFFERSON C1TT, June Q 1866
Arrived during the past week.-Mrs. Western and
1896 Texas Beeves, 1872 Calves and Yearlngs, 454
Hogs, 3lH Sheep, 81 Mich Cows and 30 Stock
Cattle. SOLIDS Western and 1888 Texas Beeves,
743 Calves and Yearlings, $40 Hogs, 1902 Sheep
and % Mich Cows Stock on sale-54 Western and
359 Texas Beeyes, las Calves and Yearlings AGO
Hogs, 2492 Sheep, q Mich Cows and 27O Stock
Cattle We nuOte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-02

by sail lc. and to New York and Boston by steam
&c. u tb for cotton, and 7jc, 70 Dbl. for -four, and
by sail lD9lGc u ID for cotton, and 45c. " Dbl
for -four.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18
Subslstence D%epartmsnt.
OoL. a ~BECKwITa, 9. O s,


COZ. A. BECKTITH, c. @. s.,
AlisSTy Division CT the MississiPFi.
CAPE J. C. EEED, c. c. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland. once No. il
Bo1sh Cherry street, wee Col FonssE-
CAPT. sAA :. LIFTLE, G. s.,
Depot ComuisssTy Subsistence, ohes NO. ~
ObsrTJ-stneet
CAPT. s D. HENDERSON, Q. s
Post CommisssrY Subsistence, Once North sac
Pubhc Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. ". H. HLYzAS, @ g,
In charge Of u. 8. Bakery, sud Disbursing Con-
rnisssIy Subsistence, wee Caps Jonn A irvine.
Once 40. 50 Cedsr-street-
LIEUT.. J. g. GALLESTNE, A. O. a,
In charge Of Soldiers Rat. corner Cherry aud
Church,slreets wee Lieut.. Henry King.
CAPT. D. f. LAMoREAu, c. s.,
In charge OF Beet Cattle, wee Capt. Gloyer-also
Ia charge Of Herdmen, Stables, &c VSe Lent U.
S. HOLSTER. O6ico near Lower Landing.
CAPT. A ". Wills A Q n,
IN charge Of Pot FueL a6Fernmsnt Printing
House, and al Pubic and Private Buildings used
ss stonhouses. Oheess Quarters, &C. Ohes No.
70 South CheFrT street.
CAPT. v. MILLS,
Inspector o. Su1srs' Goods, and all Private Stores
shipped q the Front Once 49, CherJ-Etrest.
A =. J. CHILLY, a. 9. n,
DIsbursing and chief QuaTtermsstsT, u. 3. Military
Railroads. 0fhee CnGTch street, Chattanooga
Depot
A & R HANIIL, A Q n,
Assistant 20 Capt =. J.. Crly, A. q. 81. Once
Church street, Chattanooga Depot
LIEUT.. q. F. NILSSON, 18th CT, q n,
in charge Of Properly U s. Military Railroad
Odice Church street. Chattanooga Depot
CAPT. Z. n. ssITB, A Q A.,
in charge of Cavalry pePot. Edgeheii. Tennessee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18
FINANCIAL NTELLIcENcE.
DAuT Uxloz OFFIcE,
Nashville, January Is. 1856.

DAuY UxIoz OrFIcE,
Nashville, January Is, 1856.
Cotton is ~orth IRON 40 10 ace. The gen
sral nsrzelssr s dull bat unchanged.
The following wstake from our exchanges.
The Cincinnati Commercial v
The Money market WAS not particularly
active. Il tone Wes about a. Hast reported,
and rates Of interest steadily maintained.
Government Securities, II changed at all
from ssturcay's quotations, are frmer,
seysn-thirties being bought on a closer
market thsn they were then. Their range
IS now se1zGss5s buying, es5<69s selling.
Five-tUenties u III new issue remain Of
llse premium buying, and &c premium SELL
ing. The old issue Is now SIC premium
buying, 4c pretaium selling. Q
Business OF all kinds wss greatly inter-
Tered with BY excessively disagreeable
weather, and quotations Of prices for aTti-
cies OF Produce have that a. 4 sort OF quail
wing effect.
Flour ives very dull II the old figures.
Wheat was only in moderate demand, and
prices not more than nominally maintained
at 81 seal 81 ioT prime samples of old, and
- for strictly choice. New Red Of besl
quality Is scasoe, but in only limited de
mand 81 20 is the most il will bring, and
the best the nurket u hupplteu Win VII
not bring more than 81 80.
corn is extremely duh, and shelled soda
5ea53c, the latter in bnyers's sacks, bu
these are extreme figures. Ear is ONLY
nominal at BIC.
Osts Of the best grade sre held at acc, bu.
such are scarce. No. . are dull 81 3sa3szc
Rye will not bring more than re, an.
not that if lorced-
Borley Is nearly neelaeted rs hsrstofore
whisky, in bond, Is frm al 2sNta29c, bu
free 1t is very dull st 81 p.
The Provision msrket Is steady. !
changed ~ ali i Is in the direction Of great
sr frmness. Mess Pork sold at S2s 10
cauntry, and S2sG2e 50 Cor city, with great
er reserve shout accepting less than $50 al
Ter the receipt Of the New York report.
Lard sold a. use, but is hard b bay nov
al less than 1SNc, and somesre asking lotse
Bulk Meafs, about two-thirds cured, sold
60 q moderate extent, at l21ze for Shoulders
and lie for clear Sides, packed. Bull
shorlders-we presume fully cured-soids
Izise, loose.
Green Hsms have been put up again b.
sellers 20 lie for light averages, Dotwith
standing the unfGvorsble weather, thong
sales were made Al l6&c. Green Shoulder
sre held for Zee, and sides for lSe.
Baron retains Dominally the old quota
tons.
Hogs retained Saturdays hgures-Sll
@i2-gith but little spirit, during the ior
part Of the day, but became nrmer alter n
Kew York news. The receipts keep up vel
being over Zoe head for the past Tort,
eight hours.
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speciAl Rsquisidons, No. 40. srs required tor al
articles not limited by the Army Regulations, ana
must be approved By Brigade and DIVISION Com
mAndera. or the Commanders Of Troops unsssign-
ed 10 Bneades or Divisions.
ReqWslaons Tor supplies, for troops stationed u
Nashville, vii he filled on approval Of the P0st
Commander. unless they call tor animals, mesns 81
transportation, lumber, or printing, when the ap-
provsi Of the Chief Q-uarsrmaster IL required
RsJusitons and Estimates for Supplies al the
Front must be presented 70 the Depot QusTtsrmas-
tsrs there. Only in extreme cases VII they De t.,
sued op here, and then only when approved by the
Chief Q~usFteTmsster Of the Army.
All signefUTes 20 acquisitions and Estimates
should give the ordinary autograph OF the OfhceT,
oll0Ned BY HE rank, and the number aud dosigna.
ion Of ms regiment or command
moy ~. 1886,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

Arrtcu UnoS A CokRrssjSBESr-Ed-
ward p Brooke the Richmond cores
pondent Of the New-fork Times was
attacked to-day in the Office of the
~Spottswood Hotel IN that city, by the
NOTORIOUS II. Rives Pollard, Of the TX
aminer, who attempted 10 oowhide him
Mr.. Brooks disarmed his azssilsnt Of
the cowhide and threw il away, and
then, with such arms ss Nature gave
him. defended himself % vigorously
that only the interference Of the pro
prietor Of the hotel saved Pollard FROM
the vigorous chastising which such 8
cowsrdly brute 30 richly inertia Mr..
Brooks has served four years IS 4 gal
liant soldier in the Union army, and
therefore has no need 10 carry murder
Gus weapons 10 maintain his dignity or
chastise his assailantS To this fact
Pollard may ascribe his whole skin,
which he i % anxious 70 Aave some
one perforata The cause ofths attack
Il supposed C be the sarcastic and en-
inently Just description ofthe disgrace
fal shooting affair in the Richmond
capitol On FRIDAY Of last week, pub.
lished IN Mondays Tines WasAEs.
] sa Qr16spea1ma ~ y HnGG
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.sEe, N ne highest hgurs vac uos nre.
ta-sa- ~. superior cotton there vas 4
ones ana prices improved, assonr
good naiddlines are relatively hivbe~ So
&c rover grades. The difference a eanse5
y spihners demand for home use. A d.
patea announced the arrival Of a Europesp
steamer with peTTs TO the 10th. sales offbe
"eek 4o,oeg bales; market closed ouief "A
= decline Of one-fourth Of \ pennvo % n
weeks SPiea. The market YES to- mrch
enoer gold nduences . be zdecsed b~ this
lnteiiigenee. The following was reported
2 rs; bre ct 22Ze and l at 25c' paper
stun . At &c repaeked IS a. DC. snS 6s
81 4ee. low midding; s. al slc, p at 4l1<c.
md ~ at &c, mIddling laS at sc, If9 AZ
ss,fc, \ - At 80, strict middlins; ~ a.
f5e, and % al Acc, good rniddlinr2fogcaI.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18
In Chancery At Carthage, Tennessee.

gASrAH4 RuIEs. lsss.
Richard D. Holland. Adm'reta,1
Mary u. Dean 81 SIS.
ThIs bill being flsd by tie Administrsior ioF the
purpose OF WINDING % the estate Of jefferson Dean,
decd. under the iufO vent laws Of the State, E1d
having suggested the insolvency OF the sare. Is Is
thsrsIore ordered that publicaton be mRde 10 the
Nashville Union. requ ring al persons interested 70
| come forward aud e1hibii their demands and hare
themselves msde parties 70 the suit; and for Al
c~reaisors, Ct persons having eaims agsinst The es-
tale, 10 Supesr and ME thelr claims, authenncsied
- The Law directs. on or before iha nrst hOna-y IN
May, l66s, or tie .sn . viii be forever barred.
isnlI.Ef4 d. h CAMPBEbLs G. a b..
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In Chanesry q Carthage, Tennessee.

L. b. Chrdwell, Va Eiszsr Smith, and others.
IN thia caaae, it appearing to the Clerk and Mas
ter that the names and residences Of the helrs Of
deh. b X. Allen, deed, ere unknoEn, 20 tfst the
ordiusTy process oflaW csunot be served upon them:
u 10 thsreiors ordsred that publication be made
for foor successive weeks, In the Nashville Union,
a newspaper published IN the c y d HashElie, Ten
nessee, requiring said heirs 70 sppesr 81 the neIt
term Of ne Chancey Court Of smith county, 10 be
held AZ TIA Ccun house N Carthage, on the n I'd
Monday IN February, 1896, then ana there % plead,
sus~s e. or dsinur 70 complainants bill, or the same
will be taken Tor eoniessed and SCI Tor bearing ex
iaaitssS D. z. CAMPBELL, c. a NJ.
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No. 222.

TIOK SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
L CITY PROPER II. New Albany, Ind. propeg-
" a. folioWs A two story Frame HOUSE IN perfect
repair, newly Iainted, on second rank Of the Uhlo
nveT In inli Yies Of II, near the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms. presses, eUpboards, panGy, cellar and
2fx24 Wood shed, sc, &c. House stands " feet
ba X from one street and ~ feet from the ether.
Lot If on the corner, 60x!5J. with rear fencing
Also two cottages, Of three rooms each, On lot
l99xI7O, with rear fsuce; eastern 10 each house.
and well for both. All yAnsd at ST. coo.
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In Chaneery At Carthage. Tennessee.
JASuAHr ssa, lsse.
nm sts.-s-. A., p,..-sr an.a ofhar.

William Afford vs. Mary Ann Puysr, sud others.
IN this oause, It appearing to the Clerk and Mas
Ter that Donnda Duncan and her husband, q. VI.
Duncan, are non-resideuts q The Stale Of Tsunes-
see, 60 tina. the ordinary pr cess OF law cannot be
uersed upon them. ltis mere0feoFdersd Tat pub
headon b. made Tor four successive weeks. IL the
Nashville Union, q newspaper publishes IN the ely
d Nashville, Tennessee, requir ne sad oefendsnts
70 apaear al The nsxt Term " the ChAncerJ Cours
of smith county,, 20 GO held 90 the Court house IN
Carthage, on the t1ifd Monday IN February. 1885,
10 snswer complairAnts hill. or the same vii be
taken for confessed and sci fr hearing exparts, ~
10 Them. 4. 4. CAMPBELL, c. A III.
ien1f-a4f
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
v.nnT.pU urrrua 4aaa

Rebeoca Debow ". ArehY pebos, EXT and otners.
IN this cause. It appearing 70 the Clerk snc Mas
Ter fhat def-pdRnts EnsAteth Chambers. and her
husband, EdE'd Chambers, sre non presidents q ths
S,ate OF Tenn, 80 tast the ordinary prscess q lss
caatot be served on them Il Il thereiore orcered
that publication h made or four successive Heeksla
Inc ..Nsshrlle Weekly Union, . . newspaper pub
hshed n the uiy Of Nashville, n sad tate, reqnlr-
ne aid defendants 10 appeRr before the ChAn- ellor
fthe Chancery Court a. The Court hou.e N Ssf-
tnsge. on ne ,hird Monday IN February, is6s, then
ami there 10 plead, answer or demHT 70 complain
nus Nh or he same Will be taken for confessed a.
10 them, and set tor hearing er pare.
ianlO-xft r.. n. CAMPBELL GAM
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In Chaneery at Carthage, Tennessee
JANUARY RULKs, lass.
Richard Il. Howard, Adn'r. and others
ssry n. Dean and Oshsss.

Mery NJ. Dean and Others.
Is ms csuse. il appearing to tho satisfaction Of
of tie Clerk and Masisi that ne DEF udsnis Andres
carter and the heirs Of PLATE Dean deceased, are
non residents q the State or Tennessee, and that
he namas u the sad heirs Of Pasie paan, decess-
81, arr u~nkco~b, ~ that ne Ordinary process Of
Law esnnot be served up5n them; ltis tneref6fe OF
dsfed that publicsucn he maeeIur Jour consecutive
weeks. "a the NASHVILLE uuion, 3 news naper pub
l.hea IN the city tf Nashville. rshne-see, Tequr-
ia ssiG deisndants 70 appear a. Ire neEtterm Of The
C6sncery C0ur; Of Smith county, % - he'd ~ she
Court house 70 Nanhage, IN the tnru Monday N
Fahu1sry, lSGs, then and thsee 20 plead, ansgef o.
demur % e0mplainsnis' hli, Or he saule Wal De
taken Gor confessed sad al tor hearing expsrte, ~
% them. u. X. CAfKPAELl, oS ".
faulu wN
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m Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
Estrays..--Davldson County.

TAKEN up By John Il. Williams, living IA Ia
ndsOu caun9 one brown msre nuie- 10 bands
hieh. three years O d, a white spot on the Heatherz,
the letter n, on the LEFT SHOULDER, no ether marks
percep ibie. Appraised at $40
TAKEN up By j. ", Cufley, living IA the 18th
District, on the nkbanon Pix, 4 miles from Nash
vile, aehe nut sor 81 borsss Tlsht fore loot VII ts,
extending shove the pastsrn JOINT q white streak
IN ne forehead, a Walt on the kfee, rome marks
on the tack. hrsnGed l. C., u. r., ahout 10 years
old, Rboufl5 hAndsh gh-. Nsi0ed At 60.
noVJl-NA AK. McuANIEG. Rsnser.
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Wilitsrg gissstaTs.
sTATE fIILITARY AGENCIES,

STATE Military AGENCIES,
For the Relief 81 SIX sod pisailed soiaien ms
Department SC, =.
FOR oHTn.-D. K Taylor. ofhes, No Cherry
streaL, up etairs-
PEERsTLEANM-CoL. Jas. chamheriin- O6ca.
10. 4s5< Cheuy street, up stars
MnhNA5oI. EdN. -1aH- CEces - CnerTJ
eTHeL.
McEfGAs-L p. Waasd cdes 10. ~
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Posd DIsrEsEAny-so. Il SCUM Cherry 81. sur.
geon Vim. Threikeld. U.s. Vols, attending onh-
GERS and their families.
Surgeon r. ". SRARIHG, 10th Mich. Vols, Medical
Director Of Post Forces. once No. Is Coliegs 81.
PosF EosrffA1-Cornsr Of Cherry snd Elm SIS.
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No 225.

TIOR SALE-A small Farm Of % Acres. on the
= Bnck Church PIKE, 3 miles north 4 Nashville,
well in proved. Frame houss Of IA -ae rooms, at
tic, hall and kitchen. Two springs, hae young or
ehArd Of 600 fruit trees, iu ( beginning to besr. sp.
pies, peaches, piums, cherries aud plums, III well
enclosed. $50 per eere; one-half cash, balance
liz one year. Possession given January lst, lss5.