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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-17

Total. s6o, ,OIs72i SOL Ol7 ,3Os sSl ,6sj ,674
Excluding gold, silver, and bullion, which
are hardly analogous to other products, and
the entire exports of domestic products oi
the United States amounted in 1860 81 tC
S2l7, 666. .953; in 1S6l-Ge to 500, 699 ,3S7
and in 1862 63 to $500, CSC 10.
1.-The average exports Of the country for
the three years was 1920 S74, 153 80, and the
average exports which these five States con-
tributed in wheat, corn, and pork alone was
sos SIS, ,56S 66, or very nearly one third.
=. In 1861, 1862. and 1868, the average
yearly tonnage of all American vessels engag'
ed in trans oceanic commerce and entering
the ports of the United States was 2, ,56i, 2o7
tons, and the average tonnage OF all the ves-
sells of all countries engaged in oceanic COM
merce and entering the ports of the United
States was 5,34l ,S67 tons. Now, the three
staples contributed by these five upper Mis-
sissippi States to our exports were equivalent
to l 3l5 900 tons annually. They, Therefore,
not only contributed one-third in value t.
our entire exports, but gave employment upon
the ocean to more than one-half of all our
American tonnage, Of all nations, our own
included, entering the United States and en-
gagged in the tlans-occanic commerce. Histo-
nv cannot furnish paalel. But for the re-
lief afforded by the productive industry OF this
section of our national credit would have been
seriously impaired, and ships must have rot
ted at their wharves."
l regret, Mr.. Speaker, that | have
not the time to quote more largely
from this address, which is in itself, a
complete argument OH this subject.
Is it possible that those who organ
lied our Government intended to con
fine the power to regulate commerce to
that only which appertains to our in
tercourse with foreign nations, pow
er the most important i'll its creation
and most extensive in its operation
which can belong to any Government
Is it not certain that they intended to
remove this power from the disjointed
and conflicting Legislation OF the States
and place it under the auspices of g
united and efficient Government, pow
er to be largely, literally, and benefi
cially construed in furtherance of tn,
great objects of Government, to be ex
erciSed prudently and wisely by th'
Congress of the United States, and t,
operate as well within the severa
States as upon our foreign commerce
We are imperatively called upon t
exercise this power in behalf OF tn,
agricultural interest Of the country II
order to furnish competing lines for tin
transportation of their products, SO tina
the corn of the prairies may reach New
England and the East where 1t is need
ed for consumption and expectation, IN
stead of being burned as now for fuel
We want these improvements to Ell
courage the development OF the grea
i West, SO that the food-consumin;
States may have cheap bread and til
farmer receive an adequate reward to
his toll.
And inasmuch as this bill has a ter
dency to diminish the cost OF trans
portation by creating a competing lin
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with the intention o. sperd-
leg s few months n the Preach cs1i~
tt, with watch she j. per; city &c
q~uainted.
It IS alleged that the u~nfcrtunate
broker had made az appointment 70
leave in the same steamer with the fair
enchentress, bat was prevented BY bus
mess engagements nom keepinr the
sppointnent On Wednesday morn
ing Il Is stated On good authority that
he left his Office in Brood street 1T half
past nine o'clock, with the remark that
he would be back az half-past eleven.
From the Office he went to the 4th Na-
honal Bank and drew in his own name
the sum Of $1,000 He had the undis-
puted right TO draw the sum mentioned,
being the senior partner Of the house
IN whose name he drew the money
he failed, however, TO keep the appoint
ment at his Office, and al half-pagt II
be waaseen on board the steamship
Austrslasisn, which sailed for Liver
pool al twelve o'clock. One of alis
friends babe him goodbye, and it is
known that ne remained on board the
steamer with the intention OF
going to Europe. The story published
ia an evening paper that the broker
had abscOBded with $1,000 IS entirely
devoid of truth, and merely got up foI
q sensation The money drawn from
the bank belonged 10 the firm of which
he was a member and senior partner,
and there is nothing criminal in the
case, as the house has a large balance
10 their credit in the bank referred to-
The wife and family of the misguided
man viii be the only sufferers from tbil
cruel deseriion, and the rash act vii
furnish q scandal for the street for {
few days, TO be forgotten and replaced
by scandals Of greater magnitude.
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Anr.te. Georgia Markets.

ftr nm he l-rular Of MsssTs. MaUde & WRIGHT
NoxBAr EyENIsG, Jan. ..
Ra-eipia of Cotton for The week ending
SATURDAY, january 8, 1856, $3.50 bales.
% rmrnts, I.soe bales
cold I4.al4s.
G.arria li. u. Baut Bills, Csc; Georgia
Central L. u. Bank bills, 90: Bank OF Au-
gns,a, soc. city Bank OF Augusts, 2Sci
Union BANK nI Augusta, Toe; Mechanics
us,.. lag. bank ot Hamburg, 2sc-
GEORGIA q. T.. stocks. zoe Georgia Cen
t-zl T.. r.. stocks, sOc.
gatt4u-Mgrkrt inactive, owing u larger
.sarirrs than 81 the close OF our last re
,,,t We quote m%iddlings, 4Se; good do
90 a AUGUSTA Shcctings, SIC; do, 25c,
Nsls-Assorted sizes, SO per keg.
a..p-Gommou Laundry, li9lbc.
s.rdles-Star and Adamatlne, Sl@ 3sc.
s-rn-shcled is scarce, and IN demand
u F5al % per bushel,
Sets-scarce, and in demand, 81 II SOC
Fl55nr-superfne family, Si49lj; sNtr'
.,,.rlpa family. STOOLS.
ssran-sisck heavy. Clssr sides, zoe
PstIsl-Demsnd iair. Goshen, kegs 4!
.fce.e-W estern Reserve, si92sci Eng
Iar-Niarkst heavily stocked. rrim.
A.cs-NeE crop, lttglse.
Hsm uy-Guts. 81 80 peg bushcl.
Wh..lN- Rive and bourbon, % SEGA
Leather sole. S5Gsnrf lppers. per dos
I,ms s. r,r buFTsl.
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Snta.n Disappearance OF a firOkeT
Nth sesen thousand Doiiars aud
Frsuch Actress.

]
z-aa.u nisappearAnce OF a Broker
80 sesen Thousand tOtiaTs aud
FRENCH Actress.
w fas Neu York WrIli. OF Fndsy
The monetary CIRCLES of Wall aud
pu,.d streets were thrown into the
-~-~stzst excitement, yesterday 10y the
@um.r which gained considerable Gre
--.c "a II spread, that the senior part
nsr al one Of the best known ana most
r.untsh,e houses on Broad street had
-h.,ondedwith seventeen thousand dol
Ia. belonging % another house, for
Ihi-h house lac had sold stock TO that
.wcont IL was also stated that the
~1~.ausl referred 10 had He'd 10 HI,
r,pe IN company With the pr~OprictTess
- we'll known .Eun1 ~ atf up town,
"a chat further disclosures were eN-
s...i-l. duplicating the Individual 4
u ia TRANSACTIONS o. a heavy
-u,.Nt The stock market was for G
r,.r thrsRu INTO asliEht panic pv thrse
.1f- uanl the tIue state OF matters
-.at. lroEn eur reporter visited
r,-.Htr ui people who were connect;
w,lh tua gentleman an question. GEu
-.,,rt.irFd hat he Is Q broker, doing
,srfss ia Euoad street about twenty
,h,.a y,ars o. age, OF progressing ap-
-.~-Fvace. Of fine education, and Of good
t+a,aine In the business community.
- married, and has two children
.s;8inr NJ \ beautiful residence on
Sisten lslsnd
a., hooker referred 10 has been az =
[otrp OF intimacy with = Eetl known
-S a,tress, noted Tor her love OF
- 5erelE, and ine drcSs-srticles
- 49, procured, As il is alleged 81
--,.rss 81 her male friends The Ia.
CAGE = cLSeedlngly beautiful IN
49, ,vith lie complexion Of q peach,
F---.rpifcent anrk hair and EYES
--;,r,ple she isvery mercensry, and
has amassed = large fortune
he- advent IN tbs country from
- several weslthT gentlemen wei
- m business circles e this city,
N.b.la during the LAST two yesrs,
---.. relations 10 this fascinating
ee--L 8amsel A. the unfortunate bro
~.cw In abe tolls OF the modern De
Every afternoon abe was IN the
hsbit OF msking her appearances hA'
,a,tbsr anonyma or Sklttes, on hroa2
way nlscnihcentiy attended, and IN
hs1dsouts equipAge. drawn by 5 pair 0
.rir;t.6 bsys. the gift OF = venerable
ma devoted sdmirer OF hers Hel
-,-,-~;t IN low necked dress, With :
~. .,5 nosecsy OF ponderOus dimen
90. i IN exhibition in al the LEADING
pLoto~rsnhic galleries on Broadway
add H. u universally known L
t1e hoods Who haze money TO thros
sway. aud she men about town whS
yreier toadmire WithOutAllowing them
selges 10 H. drawn into the ~dARgeroal
bul fascinating whirlpool On FHdA'
isst tbis charming yoang lady lief
ApH York Cor BSyre, on TIE steenel
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Subsistence Department.,


COL A. EECETrTa, @ q 2,
Military Division ci tao mississippi
CAPT j. G. REEp, C. c.. s,
Department. Of Toe Cumber.l1d Office 10 IL
GSatE Cherry street, wee CO. Porter.
CAPT. SAN J. LtrELE, a. g.
Ueuot ClnlnisssU sVuas.elOs, oLas ho ~
-CheTTT-sirzg-
CAR s. u. H1SpEhSo6, .. e.
u,-t C5u-s.zssg Subsistence, Odlcs NCTtn edo
FapIe sqas5s, opposite Cours Ae1a
CSFE. ". [. ELTNAS, C. s.,
IN chsr-e Of q. 3 BsEaTy, snd Discussing Com
sssry Subsistence, wee Capt John A irune.
Orce No. - CsdEr-suueL
LIEUr. J. a G-ALLrNCISE, 4 4. s,
In charge Of so'iier7' Rest, corner Cherry End
Church-sareets wee lieut. Henry klng.
CAPT. D. h LASOREAU, c. s.,
In charge o. Besi Cst,e, wee Capt Glover-slso
iu charge Of Herdnlen, Stables, A. wee Lent U.
S. HOLSTER. Otica near lower Landing.
CAPT 4 ". Wills, a Y. Il,
in charge Of POI Fuel GsT-rnmert Printing
House. and al Public and FrYE;e Buildings used
IS elcrehcJses, uhcas, Quarters, &c. Once No.
~ South CIeuy street.
GAIT. v. NILS,
Inspector q Slt!crs' Goods, and ~ frya.e snnneH
shipped e. tho FroUt. ofles 49, Oherry-streeL.
CAPT. E.J GRIZZLY, A. Q NJ,
pIsbursag snd CHIEF Quarterunsster, L. 6. Military
Railroads. ONCE Church street, Unattsnoogs
Depot.
CAPT s. R. HANIIL- A. q n,
Assistant 70 Capt. F. J. Chilly, A. z. "a ofhee
Church street, Chattanooga Depot
iIRUr. &. g. NILSSON, lSth Us CT, 4 @ NJ,
ia charge Of Properly 4 =. NlhtsFy EAlirOsds.
Ohae Church street, Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. II. NJ. ssrTR, A q n,
in eharge ct Cavalry DerOt. Edgeisli. Tsnnssaee,
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nr,rH OF OH pErER CGyE.-The savau-
nah Herald, Of the sth lnss., announces the
'Isath Of This ~well-known veteran legislator
in the following terms: " We reStet t"ah-
no,nce the demise Of this estimsble citizen
~ Grorgin, which occurred II his residence,
"a Rplioeh county. on Saturday morning
49, The deceased was over seventy years
~ ace. For forty-two years, or twenty.one
term.. ne served Bulloch county with aoi.i-
Nv IA the state SENATE. IN which Dody ne
, known As the senior member, General
- Va a man OF sterling integrity sud
s,ieutd devotion TO she welfare Of bis nailse
$50 FOR many ysHrs the Hon. Peter
- VAS Major General OF the lrst division
g,oren mnitia. 10 which position he was
elected by The Legislature over his e'inP''''
tor. Geu. Charles Floyd.
In tbe last war he served under EenerAi
n8rsu jackson a. csptsin, aud ives ~
command OF his company 81 The taxing o.
Tallahassee by the lndians.
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special acquisitions, NO. 20, are required for all
articles not linled by the Army Regulations, ana
must he approved By Brigade and DIVISION Com
msndsrs. or the Commanders Of Troops Unassign-
Ell to Hrgades or Divisions.
RegmsIaOns Tor supplies, Tor troops stationed at
Nashville, val ne filled on approval o. the Poet
Commander. unless they call Tor anIInsis, means O!
transportation, lumueT, or printing, when the ap-
proyEi n the Chief Qusrtertnaster IS required
acquisitions and Estimates for supplies AZ the
Front NUS. he presented TO the Depot QuETteruns-
tiers there. Only in extreme cases WI they 70 IS
sued on here, and then only wien approved by the
Chief QazrseTmastsT Of the Army.
All s.Ecst1res % Populations and Estimates
should plve the ordinary autograph Of the Ol1ceT,
olioWed by bus rant, ana Tie uumoeT and designa-
ION q. ms reEITnsEj or command.
mOy y. 1861.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY Uxrox orrr5s,

DAILY UNION 0FFIJE,
Nashville, january n, 1860.
Bua.ness is very dun in the oity, there
teiug little else than = limited local de-
H-nG iOF anything.
DsPatehes froia New YORK report cotton
hrm at ssG5le, and it consequently was
worth 4ic here.
The following are the Chsmber OF Com
meree dispatches OF yesterday:
Louisville, Jan. lB.
ssles OF 40 hhds. Leaf Tobacco at fall
rate.
Provisions firm. Mess Pork so.
Bacon, shoulders, l5c. Half-clesE Sides
2U,. Halls sugas-cured HRHs BE.
Lard. ia ~tierces, ISL.
Flour. Euperlne, - 90.
Whisky, raw, s. 3.
corn, bulk, 6sc shelied, s5e.
oats see, and firm.
Cotton ssc.
SEv YozE. u-s0.-CotioO steady, At sZe
Sale 300 bales.
cold 1852
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.

l. II. Cardwell, vs. Eliszsr smith, and others.
IN this cause, il sppesring TO the Clerk and Mas
ter that IN. names snd residences OF he heirs OF
def. Is X. Allen, deed, are unknown, 10 that the
ordinary pro- q. 9 oflsW eannot be served upon Them
IL "A therefore ordered hat publication 10 made
for four successive besks, 10 he nashville Unions
a neasqaper puhisheIi IL the y Of Nashville, Ten
nessee. requiring said heirs - appear a the no1t
term oil the Ch-ncery Court o. Smith county. 10 -
held Al the Cfuu house IN Carriage, on the m III
gopdsy % FehruarY. 1866, then ana tnHTs % plead.
ansger or demur 10 ooTplsinsnf's bll, o. he ssine
Wil bs taken for confessed snd sci ioT hesrlns ex
ia5iIwII D. q. CAMPBELL. c. = ~
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.

william Afford W Mary Am PuryHr, aud othsts-
IN this cAuss, q appesrng 70 tha Cerk and mas
tar tbst Doriuaa Duncan and her husband, e.. W
duncan. are non-residsnts II the state OF Ienne--
.pe, TO thai thu ordinsry pr ca's o l1s cannol %
served upon them his Therefore erceTed That plo-
beahon he made for four Eucc6ssFe zee rs, 10 the
Nashville Union, a ueVspap-r published IN the ely
| 81 nashville, Tennessee, rcqulr n8 asd deithlAnts
| 70 sp.e4r 81 the neat term Of tbs Ch+ncery Oouri
| of smith county, % - heltRt tie Court house 10
! carthage, on tue t-ird Morddy IN February, ls6',
] 20 answer compla.Uants bi. or a." same Willie
| fakan Tor confessed aud set : hsaung eN9aueI o.
I 70 them. u H. tAaFhh-L ~
i~Rnlt-Eit
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original Artachment Ne. 2ss.

Wm na,5s ". John a. HoseE
Trsprssrug som the saiavi Sled m the case
DlaI a. deiantsat has rsmoycd hufs5I i-om he
susie OF Tennessee or sh~conds It's lhe-ffarg or
deret tlsf puhicsroa - msde or huy successive
vrcks IN ne Nashville uniou. rouNlnE nc sd
John d Nc-erto apes h-inre John NnS aIas-
be- O. ne hesce b. hadIsnu1flc, Mau-ce UCurtg,
ncu1esssa o. the ID dag OF Msrrh. is5s 10 snspcr
nafE. " ns Esme = Z q sskes - couiessed Hnl
hssrd 81 plfaa SO mm IhtStnf esh day q Au-
gus. SA john MiAlAg-E T..
dscl-Wft
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slitarg Gifee2afe


STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,
ForGeEdd n SEX a1d -ahied 5oiaiea p ms
I~efElen-s ec4 a.
FOR CHIo-D. y 9syior Caicci 10 4 OhsuJ
stree. % SAYS.
pFNgsYIVAsTL-Ccl Jss Chambe1n. OIcss
No ass Cnery sTEeL CD sllts.
nllAEAAl. E5a- -Es5. uZces - Chery
nos5GAE-L 2 TalzL 01cs. -. ~
gheD ETee-
{ uLNOIsIaLI. Il shees- Once 10 c Cherry
greet, up stairs.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.

JaNOANi hcL-
Rehacca Dehow ' ArchY pchoS, kx'r and 0thers.
IN this cause. Il rp-rar,ng 20 the CLERK and Mas
Ter that del. rdant8 EuEateth Cnambers. Hnd Der
hnshsna Rdv'd Chambers Ere on-reatdents ne
STATE ~ lena. 30 thai the ordinary pr cess Of iWs
Gao. OF b served on them llis Therefore oF'ereG
~. tuh.icRhon he made oriour successive EeeAsii
tpe 9. Nashy lie Weekly Union" a newspaper pab-
t,sbsd n no Cd y OF Nashville, n sad -tsts, reSHr-
ms asid cefendEBts 10 EppeHr before TIE Ohan "ior
o. Inc Chaucery Courl, ~ he ColTt hou e a. esr-
tnage, on tie hlrd MONDAY N fcnrunrJ, $50, ,fsu
- isrs' IN ulssi- ausgsr or dsmur to ~compaa-
on1. all or he same vii he taken i0f cnul"-'s1 ~
to hem. and aet Mr hsuurg AZ par e.
tari0-w4t H.. Ii. CAMPBELL, C&M.
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Livingston Chsncery Court
JASuAKY RULEs, lse6.
]. n. Andrews, comp't,
" A = III Bal

IN this cause, it appearing 70 tie Clerk snd Mas
ter, hom complAiranta bl, which Is sworn 20, inst
defendant james .. Smith j. q nonresident OF the
Sa e az Tennessee. 80 that the ordinary process OF
Law cannot Be serfsd upon him; ia therefore or
dered N { Publication be made Tor four sacees-
sve EeeEs, "a The kEshriiie Union, pub en- q m
the city Of Nashville, requiring sWd uefen1an = 90
aprcsr al the next Term OF tne GEaneery Court. 70
be held 10 he town o. Lvibgston, leunessee. on the
fret Monday m FeDru-ry ueNt, liso6l - pcad-
answer or deuur 10 ComplslDaLts BIZ, or the same
hearing 2 0 psrte.
jGns.s4i J. ". WRIGHT, "a Y.
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Che following embraces the fell range Of
bids and reflections, vi-:
10 hhd4. a. S lp@5 90, n at S6t66 s., 10
atk-as 80. a. IS O5ds 20, , At 81 so@9S0,
, o. sl0al0 -, 9 a. Sildl1 IS, ) at SIG
O.. 90. 40 SlSJol3 -. . 81 $i4@l4 90, s at
,l.GI5 81. q 81 Sl6al6 90, 5 a. Sl5@l! 70,
oaf sIs6ls %, at SI99l9 20, 4 ~ S20S
% -5. I 81 s2l, 1 a. S22 -, / ats2S, J ats26'
at SO, ] at SIS s5.-Dcmoefet,
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Admlnls,ratos,s Notice.

fvsQ "a cnaatorsol ae Estate 81 fhcmas hs tou,
aaeasrea Hassng suggested ihe tnsoltracY 81
ssia eststs - thr NirIE ui NJ 1n'g NNH 81
csr,lx qenr-ssoc. 1 hereby eire ycu tse
- ~-.r.rIa NJ me D.. Eika, O. Gle H1Hr ris.
M 5s-t..a.s "a o. prescutsa ~ lsv VIA ,be 49,
~ Nd eeart On ~ harg the fsh dsy - nav,
IaNES PATTON.
IN Admir- u Esi D. afr
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OrIsInal A~ttachmsnL--No. 2S7.

1T appearing ron The afiaUt led n this $50.
.hsf the dceadsui has removed ttul-ei nuD u
Stst.af Tennessee. o. sis-onds; n = she7eicre or
seurtfhu pubicsi on b. mate hr four slcn-szr-
sesHs ii ne NsshNle Nnru. nctF1nE fhe SAD
Torn l. Ncssr H. spprsr hsioue lchn Ains, a JUS
t,e 81 tie Pears, la NEa cnwil~, hourc cc0nty,
nsuasssea. o. the 81 Az 81 Maren, lsQ tosnsEeg
thea sd taeFs TIE sid sGachusufEf TIE laH al
ices. ~ aba saus vi - ksen ~ c~cuessed snd
bar "a rarts - b huL ms ~ Elt cay o. AZ
RsL ts& juHA NINE. y ?.
def-u4
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Rn2T,

Posr DupKssAaY.-So II South Cherry st. Sur.
geon VIM. Threlkeli, Us. NUls,, attending ON.
GERS snd their families.
Surgeon +. ". sfAHlTsd, 10th Mich. Vols, Medica
Director OF Pest Forces, Once No. 10 College st.
Posr H0sPIrAL-Corue Of Cherry and Elm ste.
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No. 222.

EoR SALE. or FXCHAEGE FOR NASHVILLE
4 CITf PRJPERfY New Albany, Ind, proper
" as fOllOw- a two s:Ory Fame house 10 perfect
repair, newly tainted, on secOnd rank OF the ohio
liver IN ml Ues OF Il, near the foot Of TIE Falls
10 rooms, presses, cupboard, pan-Ty, cellar and
afsiern under The house. stable under ground,
2fxgi Wood shed. &- sc. House stands % feet
hl. Z from one ,trest AID 40 feet from the other.
Lot ia on the corner, COX % with rear fepcing.
Also two cottages, Of three rooms each, on lot
ig1xI7o, With rear fence; cistern 20 each house,
ana vel for both. Al valued at ST. COS.
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Original AttachRsnt.--NO. 2S2.


Ifsl' tlIrHeaF - y HaaNIls.
II snpsannc fram he sEiayt fled o ne case
thst the defendant hsa removed Amse & nom tie
s ale o. Tennessee, or alzroa1s; lfl- Therefore or
drned ihal s1hicAson - msfs tr icnT rursslve
ueeks Ia ne NashyNe Cnon. nouglug tie ssu g.
T. Asnkna 10 sppcar heo.e John MIN. sJusfice
81 the Paaes D Mal Souvile, Monroc county. Tee.
nessee. on he 1u.h CAV o. May, ises 10 satwey
then and there the sd sturnment - he lsa t-
ue,ia. CT he sane al he sken ~ couiessed snd
heaoi ex pare ~ j. hm. This TIE stn dSf 81 No
vemi~r, isA JOIN MINIS. LF
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In Chancery 81 Livingston, Tennessee
JAsUtET RrtEs, 1sss.


Carter Blbry, 1t a, de 4.
II fhis esusa, i apDesring 10 ths satisfaction Of
Il the Csrk and Hastsr. IRON conrlsuants "a.
Whi.hi = worn 70, thst dsfendaoi, Carter ble-ey.
is = non-res.drnt q the Stste Of 1eunessee, %
ihsi the crdlnsry process g laE cannot b served
unon him. It's therefore ordered t.ai puitleauon
- made, for fOur consecutive weeks. 10 be BASH
TIs Union, a d ssEsper p1t4shsd ~ tne ciiy OF
Nashville. requiring sad defendant % appesrst tns
next term Of the Cnarcsry Court. % he heid 10 the
tom of Livingston, Tsnnsss &c, on the drsf Monday
IN Kebrua y, 1s6G, 10 plead, answer or dernur 10
eomp,sasnt's Bill, or the same HIH be taken Tor
CONFESSED, a. 70 huu, aud set for heaunE exu2rle.
Jsn9-W4g }. W.Nki6di, q N
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17
Estrays.-- Davidson County.

TyAEEN No by john Il. Williams, living ia la
YId~ou rnunss. one brown maze Mule, 10 hands
high t-ree years o q, awhile spot on tneWesihers,
the letter X, on the ieit shoulder, M other msrks
percep HE. Appraised ~ $40
TAKEN up hy j. ". Corley, living "a The 18Th
DISTRICT on me LFtaron PIKE, 4m.es from Nash
vile. ache nut ror \ hcrse. IiRht fore loot VII O..
extending above the pastsn JOINT, n white streSE
IN the .osenesJ, q VII on the X -, tome mA1Es
on the Ua.k bmUJed 1 c. T.. s. sbout 10 yszu
old, aboutlJ hsids h IN. Nflgei d * So.
nogsLWt Ajax. MC1ANfEL, Ranger.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17
In Chanoery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JaSuAAY RuLEs, lsss.

NH AZ. ana Ing. bAl.
sarsh A. Bilo and +. Il. Gordon, EAT.
IN This cause, il appearing 10 the salsscnon o.
the Clerk and Master, tlst esfah A.. hig' n
S,on-rs.ident al the srE.- Of Teunsss~e, p" taat
Ire ordiuary process Of law cannot lie s7rNe1 upon
Ter, lt IL therefore ordered trAt puhieauoa %
made Tor iour consecutive weeEa m the Na-nNI''
Union, a newspaper published in TIE ~ o. Nhsh
.uIe. re1uiunr sara defendant 20 appear heioie
the Chancellor ~ tha CnRnesry tourt 81 smith
couniy, q tue court hon e n CarthaEe, tennessee
on or uefore the thlrl MonnSy 40 FebruHy, Asfs
fhen ami there 10 plead. fns~er ORD lnur 20 co T.
piainanrs bill, or the same vi oe tskea Tor con
isazsd ~ TO Ter, snd Eet tr hfsune eG psre
isnlaAw .. IA. CAMPhELA, G. A -.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17
In chAneery at Huntingdon, TENNESSEE
". {. berry L. sn -
Va

Nth.s case 70 srpesnug. ~ aaidssL thsl VT
tf.f.,,o .sd " n Norrcll. no Al the oeisndNnifs
.r-.rssifeut III the STATE q rsuuesses ltiS
S-ssrsa thai putiicsuon b. made, ior ieur tu'ces,
- vtslala tie Nashville tuon, a newspaper
1rts.-,.s ii ne riig uf Nashville, A. unss-ee, ihs'
4-S.Fsnf. apfssron the hu-t MONDAY 10 tVa
rrsrv rext. sud plead. en1sfr or detnlf 20 ''h-
nreuui. ta. or tfe ZANE sh - tesen l1i s"a-
fszaeA. ~ % them. bN. hA~hiN - "
Haal6asAl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17
Estrsys..- Davidson County.

uNkN mp y Ms Green. lriug q brentwood.
Il alar-e Ioen Ecrs-, slolt1 yesrs sd. d. or f-
hands nsh, gth g snlSl stEr n he tcueheaL q
su1,H scra On hi~ hS1k, ana hzlk msae aad al
sud A. lack lsed brsn3ed y e LC. Apprzset q
SIA
TAkEN - " Thouss A. Glmsa, living a he
hth DISTINCT laTdso1 county, oue bSy Mars, Ere
ysa-s ED, aoous IS hEuds hga, h'nd faet ~ -
hlAd . tee lsH ere. right eye Wesk hra15sd d. \.
2 c. No cto0f marx upor her. Appraised 40 AIS
ssfeHaN ALhN keDASRL RAnse,