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The Policy of Humanity.

General Frank P. Blair, of Missouri,
one of the few Republican politicians
who distinguished themselves by per-
sonal gallantry in the war, has lately
written a letter to a meeting in St
Louis, in which he gives utterance to
the following magnanimous and gene
rous sentiments. He says in speaking
of the Radicals:
"Such persons are most persistent in urg-
ing measures Of unnecessary harshness and
indignity, in order 10 irritate and goad our
vanquished opponents into acts of resist
ance which viii justify the infliction of
still greater cruelty. If those brave and
unfortunate people could only be driven by
their insults and contumely TO such acts, it
would fiji the soul of their malignant per
secutors with unspeakable JOY and satisfac
tion, because it would afford the pretext
they seek, to deny to the Southern people
the rights of freemen and free States.
These JacObins feel and know that it is ne
cessary to disfranchise the white race at
the South as afording them their only
chance Of retaining power and position.
What civilized nation on earth would
hesitate an instant, II the opportunity Otier-
ed, to incorporate with themselves the
brave and heroic people Of the South, whose
fortitude and endurance, in q mistaken
cause, challenge the admiration and re-
pect Of the world? Would France OF Eng
land, or any ether civilized power, hesitate
to give such men the full and equal rights
accorded 10 all other citzens2 Would not
those nations be most happy to claim, as
their own, such men as Lee and Johnston
and host of Others, and to confer upon
these living heroes the rewards which
genius and courage have always command
ed2 Would they fail to honor and cherish,
as part Of their own glory, the memory Of
that iliustrious throng of the dead, led by
Stonewau Jackson Their fame belong TO
our name and nation, and their survivors,
animated by an equal courage and devotion,
ard inspired by what we hope and believe
is a better cause, Will hereafter contribute
equally with the noble spirits Of the North
70 the renown Of our great Republic
Fellow-citizens, those who wish we'll to
the country, and would secure its greatest
happiness, can have no higher aspiration
than that the peace you celebrate may be
perpetual. With respect, yours,
FRANK ?. BLAIR"
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beauties Of Mexican Life.

The disOrganizsd social condition IN
the neighbOrhood Of the Rio Grande is
well illustrated by the following con-
versation in a coffee house, at Browns
vile, the other day;
"a gsy looking Mexican pleasantly
addresses Frenchman, who under
stood the language, saying: Excuse
me, my friend, but it seems TO me
we've met somewhere. L can't re-
member ever having met you any
where, replied the other. That's
strange said the Mexican 4 was sure
/ had met you; but now are you right
sure that you never met me anywhere
The Frenohmsn, taking a good look at
him, said, 4 am very certain 1 never
met YOU before in my life We'll,
then, I'm mistaken in the man, that 5
all. and beg your pardon VIII you
take a drink my friendg The French
man accepted, and they drank and sep
arated. The cream Of this interview
consisted in the fact that the two had
met. and that the Frenchman knew
the Mexican the moment he saw him
The Mexican was one Of a gang of rob
bers who recently Pillaged the steamer
Nontezuma The Frenchman was on
board at the time, and it was this very
robber who had stripped him Of bis
watch, and boots and clothes, even 70
his last shirt The Frenchman de.
clined recognizing him or having him
arrested. because If he did 50, be felt
sure Of being spotted and murdered by
Others Of the gang Nice state Of 50
eiety, isn't itY
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COLUMBIAN WATER

COLUMBIAN ATER
Is a tonic and duretic Of SHY beneficial charae-
ter and Is q positive remedy for Diabetes. Gravel,
Calculus Irritation and % tlnat0n Of the Kidneys,
and Bladder sLd has most siuUg arly active effects
IN restoring these organs when deblIta.ed by long
disease. Females VINO have suffered for ears from
Irregularity, and the distressing diseases snown
only TO their sex, hsvs been euurely curad 10y the
faJhfll ard iuuiClOus use of COumb an Water.
1hese waters are bottled fresh and pure, from
each Of the above named springs, in so careful and
secure manner that trey preserve all their me-
dicinal value for years, AID viii be olnd equally
eth ,aciOus when drank thousands Of miles diHtsnt
as when taken directly from the spring.
Bacare'gf limitations and Inferior Waters
The co1ks Of al genuine Congress, Empire snd
Columbian Waters are branded IN the SIDE Of the
cork, thus:
( CoNGREss WArER, ! EMPIRE WATER I
/ Z. h. S. Co. C. T. >. co.
CCOIUHHIAS WArEH,
C.S f. :. Co.
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days Of hard struggle in the jungle and
over fields ridges and hills Of bristling
scoris, he arrived near sunset at the
scene Of action. All night long he
stood so near to the glowing pillar as
the vehement heat would allow, listen
ing to the startling explosions and the
awful roar of the molten column, as it
rushed upward a thousand feet, and
fell back in a fiery aEalanch which
made the mountain tremble. 1t was
such q scene as few mortals ever wit
messed. There was no sleep for the
spectator. The fierce, red glare, the
subterTaneous mutterings and strug-
glings, the rapid explosions Of gases,
the rushes and roar, the sudden and
startling bursts, as of crashing thunder
all, all were aWe-inspiring, and all
combined to render the scene one of
indescribable brilliancy and of terri
bic sublimity. The rivers of fire from
the fountain flowed about thirty-fve
miles, and stopped within ten miles of
Hilo. Had the fountain played ten
days longer, it would probably have
reached the shore.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
BIIEWERY.

NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING Outlook
~ ana JOB Printers, and publishers Of she Dali
u and weekly Union, Ernier's Alley, between
Union anu. DeadsrcE streets.
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nOOIGsELLEKS AND sTATIONER

lPRNG WATER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
- Prank, successors % NJ ). Druckef, Brewers
OF ale and Lager Beer, no. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. tdecs ly
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The RecOnstruetion Commlltee.


The meeting of the Reconstruction
Committee, to be held tomorrow morn
ing, is looked forward to with much in
terest, there being a general popular
expectation that it will accomplish
some important result, and possibly
the committee agree TO its final report.
1t may be, said, however, in advance,
that this expectation is not by any
means sure of realization. The COM
mittee, at their two recent meetings,
discussed the general principles on
which the rebel States should be re-
stored to the privileges Of congressional
presentation, and there is warrant for
remarking that the doctrine of the
Boutwell-Washburne minority report
on the Tennessee case has much more
strength now than it had when this
question with respect to that State was
submitted to the House. 1t will be re-
collected that the distinguishing feature
of that report was that it required
Tennessee to grant negro suffrage as
one Of the conditions precedent, and
while It's not probable that a majority
of the Committee can be brought to an
agreement on a scheme requiring i'm
mediate and unconditional negro suf-
frage, it may be looked upon ss almost
certain that they will unite on pro-
position demanding a guaranty from
the rebel States of immediate equality
in civil rights, without regard to race
or color, and q like equality in
political rights at the expiration of a
brief term of years. The vote taken in
the committee, not on any completed
scheme or plan, but On minor PROPOSE
tions or parts of a general plan, though
taken when two or three members
were absent, seems to leave no doubt
that the universal suffrage universal
amnesty scheme viii be defeated when
a vote is taken of the Committee Many
leading members of the Senate and
House are irreconcilably opposed to
universal amnesty, and there is little
possibility that the present feeling of
either branch of Congress would agree
to 1t, even to secure universal suffrage.
The Dale Owen proposition, viz; That
representation during ten years next
ensuing shall be based on legal voters,
and, alter that, on population, and that
after 1876, there shall be equality in DO
itical rights, without respect to race or
cOloT-hnds much favor, but some
members of the Committee are very
unwilling to opostpone the suffrage grant
for so long a period as ten years. There
ID, further, some disposition to couple
any plan involving negro suffrage with
a ten years extension of the term for
the payment of direct taxes now due
from the rebel States, though the
adoption of the proviso is not at all
certain.
There has been much quiet caucus
ing during the last three or four days,
among individual members and State
delegations of Union sympathizers,
with a view to determine how far the
House will sustain the Committee in
the direction of negro suffrage, and the
general report, whenever made, is like
ly to depend considerably upon this
earnest comparison of views Wash
Cor Cia. Gaz
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- a fhyslological View OF MhFrihE uI-
Containing nearly 5 pages, ant lii lur Plates
and EngnYngs ul the Anatomy 1f me human o.
gans IN a state Of health and llsease with r. fraa-
use on hariy Ergors, Hs uep.ausU.e Uoaaelururef
upon the mind ana Body ullh taa AuiEHr-z Iau
OF lreatment-tle only rl.ua suu auCtes-flI
mode OF cure, a. shown by tHe reuort ~ cases
treated truthful ADVISER tO taa maruei. suI
those contemplating marra age. Wlu entertain I1UUIH
Of iheir physical condition. oeni re. 1I postage Ju
any atdruas, on recelpt ui l1 geIls, Iu stamps Ur
postal currency, hy addressing lg. Ia ChElA, No.
81 Maiden Lane Albany, n y.
The author may b. consulted ur1n any of thr
diseases upon which his book lrHas- eturr person
aly or BY mail, AMI medicine s.ll l1 ANY Dor. Uf
the world. UUltf-Hr
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RafeheInr,s nnir NJ

The Original and Best ia The World
The only true and perfect Hair pve. Harm
less, Reliable and lustautausals. Produce
Immediately a splendid Blsts or natural
Brown, without lnjuriug Che bair or sim.
Remedies the III effects Of bad dycs. Sold
BY all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. batchelor. Also.
ReggHcrGtiHg Extract or LElrfrH-s. for
Rest0rtng and BeahatgtH- a.s Haf-.
CHARLES BATCHELOK. NEw YoRE.
sepl5-ly
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HARKERS AND RROKERs.

OTIS, r. A.-Att0rney and Counsellor at La
~ Office 425S Cherry ST.: p o. Box 748.
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CAKRIAGE IANUFACTUKEKs,

S,IN6LkTON, K. h bookseller, Publisher
y 5 ationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
bmdi1g.
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TO the old home, / would respectfully in
form the Ladies Ui Nashville tnat We VIII
be prepared 10 manufacture a8y kiud OF
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Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, Frugrs.
NC., Nr.,
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Go 70 Bryant, stratt0u 4 Co.'s Nashville
Business College ioT thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Peumaushu. CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, Gc.
Send for College paper, Circular. &C.
Address BRYANT, SrKATIJN d CO.
Octl3-lY.
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S SUFFER E & S
From Dyspepsia
Read ! Reflect! Act!!!

TARRANr q Co.
Geutlemen-I am a resident Of Curacos. and have
been disposed 10 write to you concerning The real
value Of your SELIZER APEfuENr A. a remedy
OF Indigestion sna dyspepsia 4 desire 10 express
70 you my sincere gratitude for the great benent The
BELTLER has done my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has be3n sadly
afflicted with dyspepsia, snd sfeT being under tho
eatment Of several Doctors for two or three years.
she was finally induced 90 EeeE the advice Of q
learned Physician, Doctor Cahials, o. Nenezuela
Who Immedia'eiy treated her Win. your EFEK-
NE5CENT SELlEEk APERlENT, she began 10
improve az once, ana b. nov PERI EOfLY WELL
feel 1t to be- my DUTY tor the good Of humanity 10
make this statement, feeling that medicine 80 val
uable should be widely known.
Trusting you vii give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gTautude and thanks.
/ am very respectfully yours,
s.. ID. Q. HENRlQUER,
New York, June IS, 'G5. Merchant, Curacao, s.A.
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NO. Is.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E., Z ,AOfoeRAfEs.--Ph hotOgrEphs Of GepersIs
edeTai and Confederate. ne Is-g.-t ~
lection IN The west, for sale. ,rhoIsssis ~,
C,'lL rseels. kemem oer the place. GaIIorv Of ths
Cam oerland, Is Cedar street. opposit, &, Cor,.
may2T-tL
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OOLoATE's HoNEYsoaP-

THIS celebrated FOiis' soap. ia saaa uniyerssi
demand, IS made from gho choiesrs materials. d.
mild and smOlisn' in ,u nature. 1rasr.n,iT
scented, and extremely beneficial in it. .rt.51
upon The skin For sale b. al urars ~ aui
Fancy Goods Dealers. r-ra-1,
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Lashaway ElOpement--Sad Results Of
too much Shutting of the ''Light
Fantastic TOe"--An Indulgent
A - q aspnrfinr Eiss
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Foreign Markets.

In fEkFuQIs AfifA To-
C.ttsn saies Of The eek sa.ooo bales. inciudiag 8
Is o5 10 spsulstors sni Is 90 % eIporters- hsr-
raf dcansards, xith = deciine e % OF Amerlcan
$40 to-dsy GO halss, inrluding 900 b specu-
iafo-s aud swno~fars, market ciosinE dull and
sun,Eerd. vita : fsrter dcr ne on ~ qus-iias.
Orlssns fAiT isd rnidasE Isl hot1le ~ lad n3'
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Tia Bridal Chamhsr. a, r.. .,
snd lnsiruction Cor Young Nsa. A., !. -
isole restnent for nsessos q l,s Ii,-.,-v -,
sexnal sysiems-5eni free, Ii 49, - -.
Aaarsss, Df; =, shILlIN HOUGHr0N. HaWsr,.
'fl--- "a anrle-lY
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We Ask

The suffering millions IN our land 10 give this
rumeiy a trial convinced that by its timely Use
many may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Sour stomsch, sick Headac1e. bizE-
ness, Indigestion, lilies, Clstveness Bilious A.
tacks, Liver Complains Rheurafic Ahecuonss sc.
Head the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ca d bot
lie, and do not use the medicine against the sdUce
Of Jour Physician.
Manufactured only By TARRAET a Co, ~
Greenwich street, New York.
- For sale hY uu Druggists. myf II
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NEW
Shoe Store.
I6 Union Street.
Smith County Court st Carthage, Tenn.
urnua pro ~ f-HH


r. NJ Lancaster, etal,
" fReuuon-
j. r. smith, ei a.
on mouon of complainant '-1i ..-Iif tiA It ~
rsa-1rg - tbs satIsf,.top OF t1@ Crrs tlat sfsr-
ling Poaoil, sanuel PlHeil. E. ll f0fri- rart.i.ra
Lancaster and hnsbsud -- La1raaier Nan"T
jane Powell and the sifoa and children ci y ilarn
d. foEeii, frEnc.s HotInsfu CO.. hl-lal1
P5fsnToo Dame Isurasfsr. E..Es1stl trh alI
WlHarn Rch, James Lancastsf. AAalanieI i.al' ..r.
tsr Hszekiah Feazans AMI vie isa9sHs rea.,i-.as
are non-Tesideuts Of the state oi trnnssaee' -
that the ordinary process Of iaH --lno- % atif'-
upon them
It 10 tilsrslors ortersd that plftleatnn p n air
m The Nashville Uu.Cn, r. nFH-ifIri p-.. Na- A
the city Of NsshViiie 0r four s-a'.iife Arsa-, p
Court of smith. on or before be h-st Monday iu
Nay nexf. lisgG tnon a1i there ~ pieaa' snsFrF
or demur 10 compiana1f'- f... % tn- same e'i o.
tasen ior eouisssad and set aoaa i'f -7-iNA 81
ptrts. a. t0 them .....--. "a.
unarEI-afu II W ANAlaHa-s N.Hiaa
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| NEARR, THOS s.-Broker, corner Union and
! M College streets, buYs and sells Gold, ULcur-
| rent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
! Collectl0ns attended 70 promptly.
Also hnEs and sell. on conmIssIon.
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In Dyspepsia,

and its attendant train Of symptoms, Il acts more
LIKE A CHAkM thHn n med cine. There rs moth
ing IN the whole nsnge Of Mstons Medics that can
or q moment bear comparison with u m tins dis
ease.
A fdU account Of this wonderful plant may be
fouad IN the llih edition OF the 4. S. Dispensatory
pages 1851 and 1855
a series Of experiments IN which Br. Bull has
been r years engaged, has just he n brought 10 a
eu cessful termination, and he is now enahled %
offer 10 the public q combination OF OkbkoN win
other approved tonics, the whole preserved IN the
best quality OF copper disted Bourbon whisky,
which he h confident has no equal IN the world.
He might furnish volume o. certificates, put the
public have long since learned 70 estimate fuch
thinrs by their true value Tne faiest plan II Tor
every one 70 test Tor himself the virtues a new
medicine.
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,

ATO natural or artif ,ial compound hss yet been
IN discovered or msnufsct red that equals these
waters IS preventative, relief and permaaen cure,
for manY temporary ard chrome diseases, as prov
ed bF the experience Of many tnOu sands WhO have
drank them Tor years, with the most beneficial ei-
Ga4fa
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK-GoTernment Deposi-
T t1ry-No. 50 College street, between Union
and the Pubic Square dealers in UncuTrent
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government Secur-
aes oi al kinds. Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended 70.
A. q. sAEFoED, Pres'L Jas G. oaDES. .Cash'r.
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NOTICE -HavDg suggested TO the Clerk OF the
N County Court Of Smith county. the insolvency
OF the estate OF o W House, deceased, / hereby
notify all persons having claims against the said es-
tate 10 fe them with the Clerk Of said Court on or
before the first OF october next for pro rata Of ssd
estate properly authenticated, or they Will Be for
ever barred. and al persons indebted 20 ~ d es-
tste Will come flrWud and make paymen. Imme-
diately. This, April sh, ls66
b r G SMITH, Admir-
aprIO-u4ts of q W House, Decd.
UTANTED-MaruedL LADIES' whose healt D val
w not admit Of an incrr Of iamly, send
cent stsm for Or. Stuarts Prvste Circular b Mar
RED fadies, and common sense viii ell you 10 ~
NO HUMBUG. All communications strc3y conf
DENTAL DR. DUDLEY STUART,
aprI4-3mwe P. U. Drawer 6i0s, Chicago, H..
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elnseno. Feathers, Bseswax.

TUE hiqhest msrEet p-ce - - Sad in goods
i or os.k Il. 49, TiruF $500 Of Z. II Irnf'B. =
Co. No. az Nosfh MarEst sifees. tom Wsl1ss ~
ntandl lsr finseaE, Feslbers aad Bsassar ~
nuca e. 0,ooO -. 6lnaszE sE1sed
ianls-a
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attained reputation as wide spread a. the CONT
neut OF North America. But the crosning glory oi
this life remains 10 te attained n his discovery OF
rather combination, for Le does not cal N % have
ueen the discovafor OF CEDkOh, VII Oh is the basis
OF the Bitters nov offered 10 the public. hat hon
OF belongs % the nat We InhgmtantS Of Central
America 10 whom its virtues have been known for
more than two hundred years Armed with % the
lndisn BIDS dehan-e 20 the most deadly malaria,
and handle =, without fear, the most YenOmouH ser
pents- Ills belief with them, ths- while there is
hre th IN TIE body, the Cedrun potent 70 cu e, no
matter whit the q seRse may be.
While Ut. Bull ~ not prepa ed 10 endorse this eK.
travagant profession, be D. nevertheless sat shed
from 4 thorough examination OF the evidence rels-
ting % its virtues, that a remeuy and prevents
tive for an disease Rnsing from exposure. ther
20 the weather or climate, or 20 miasmauc niiuen-
r
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CONGRESS WATER

Is a cathsrtc, alternative snd tonic, and is vaus-
bic remedy for stiertons NJ The Liver and Kidneys,
Dyspeps a, Gout. Chronic Constipation and Cutsne-
Gus diseas es. lisa most powerful preventive Of the
Fevers snd Bilious Complains, so prevalent in
warm climates.
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In Chnnearr n MeNIaaELIIa. Tenn.

FEBRUART BILEsl ~
p. K Bell and ". 4. Whlie, EHa Of Hm- white,
daceased,
-.
y. NJ Watiafaon
1T appearing l6 the sltisaa-t1n Q, tae l.arE ali
Mazter, from afidaut thai ine de.e iinr pr H
Natlefsoo, Is u0t "a rrsieut ai % 7t'-' OF lt--
pe.see
AIS therefore ordered that pu.....slo on D. made
for tour consecutive weeks % ius esshF.I.e il.Cu.
ueaspar-r ruil shed .u Che H..F Hi rasiifl.H fs-
quirng The sad dr'cudl1t o. nffaf 20 re pr.
dav al our a. Il Cr-f o. b. hsIi at he Court l1lHa
in 'McMIunrIIe % ths Euftl Mondsy n h1rrl,
lsas fnsn and thera o. plcsi, alsaer pr 4ra- -'
comuiaInant's hIu 0r tls same VII 1a i-a'A i'f
eon.as.,1 artlnrt am sad 80 90 lcarre -E piFts
III r NOaF1hU. a.. M.
s.tf-,-tfs ~ e. Hffra. u O.
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To Milk-men.-Mlk Tickets tpints and
guarts) on different eolored osrd-eoards, Of
good quality, feg sale - thia ofhee.
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wall PAPER. etc.

KET ILSON, J. W. & CO.-Manufscturers and
w Wholesale and Retail Leaiers 10 Tin, Copper
ami Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, 10. II
College street.
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In Chancery at McMinnuile.
FEHRuARY KuLE.. lsgl.

A. r. Hammer, comp r. uauf.
" 20. Bill 20 sell Iali.
Major Mercer Rains, defendant
IN this cause it appearlE 20 The Satisfaction of ts
Clerk and Master That the lnCrs rErned defendant
% non resident Of ths state 1i Tennessea s0 ffHt
the ordinary process of lac car11t ho served upau
him. It tls therefore ordered t1sl Publication ha
made. for four successive vss.-1, Iu lhe Nashville
UuiOn 4 Newspaper published To- Nashville. Ten.
nessee, requiring said defendant 90 npprar ou tHH
frst day OF our next Couri, '1 ls held lt hlchi nn
vile, on the atn Monday Mar-a. lsll. 60 r.sr1f
snsWer demur ~ comp.HInslts Pan, or ne same
Wiu be taken r coufasa.i. as tn hIu, and Hri tlr
hearing eNpare. j. r. MIkt JkD, O. n
fah2i-usis ETJ g. bura, H. g.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27

MERRITT & HILL-Dealers In Wall Paper
Nl Window Shades, WndOw Glass, ard Photo
graphic Msterisl, AZ Church street, Mayheld
Building, opposite Maxwell House.