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No. 229.

nor sALE-20, 40, or $40 feet front on North
4 Cherry Street 100 feet deep, next north OF the
Commercial Hotel. This is a central business To-
caity. Price $40 per foot. One-hslf cash, balance
IN ] and 2yearss interest and lien.
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Msrshsf's Sale.

NY VI. tue Of SIX wrs Of "a 70 me directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of the United states for tae
N ddle District Of Tennessee, issued at us october
term 1850 viii on raturd ay the l4th day OF ApiH,
1906 commencing at 10 O'Clock, m, eel at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash IN hand
at the court house door IN Ma hylle, Davidson
county, all the right, title, claim, interest snd es-
IA e which b. j. Hill has IN and 10 the following de-
scribed real estate, town lot IN the town OF
McMfnnyille, Warren county, Tenn on the south
side Cf the Main street IN ssld town. bsginnng at
stake the w. corner Of Lawson Nslllngs lot, lt
being also the corner Of the lot herein described,
and on the edge Of Man street, running south
poles and 2 Inks d a stake on SAID Naings cor
ner thence east with his line poles and IL links to
stake on spring street; thence with the same
south poles aud links to a AXE on Summer
street; thence west with said street poles and 9
nlls to the S. +. corner OF W. b. WsTder's lot
thence with his line north 10 poles aud 10 links to
the \. e. corner on Man street, and links west 70
the n W. corner Of Thomas G. Smartts shop;
thence east with Main street poles and q Inks 70
the beginning; including "a poles OF land IN SAID
bounds, after polling out said Thomas Z. smart 8
shop; trgether with the prick store house. dwell
ing, and oiher Improvements thereon 70 satisfy
SIX executions sgdnst said Hi, and IN favor Of
Howell smith & Co Truitt Bro. Co, Bancroft b
Co. McCurdy Bro & Brewster, Hyatt, IngrshRm
a Co, and HaddO'k, Reed Co
mart -4tw e. K. GLASCOCk, NJ. M. D. I.
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resulted, in great measure, from the lar. e
amount of imported goods which have beeu
thrown on the market and entered into ac-
tual consumption. We occasionally hear it
said that the market hes touched bottom +,
and an advance in some particular kind O.
goods ie quoted in proof Of the truth Of The
declaration. So far ss we learn the dry
goods market is very heavy, except for two
or three classes Of muslins, the product Of
particular mills. But the general market
IS full Ct goods, and 50 long as imports keep
up anG consumers are prompted to economy
By the Impression that resumption Of spe-
Gle payments is held steedily in view by
the Government authorities, there cannot
be, in the natural course Of things, any gen
eral Improvement il prices; on the contra
", loser prices may Be looked for as among
the probabilities Of tie early future.
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Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn
MARCH RULES, 1896.
T. n. Lancaster, ct 81
v PeuII1n.

T. N. Lancaster, ct 81,
vs. Peuuon.
J. r. Smith, Ct al.
on motion Of compliments solicitor, and it sp
ptarng 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk, that ster
ling P0sell Samuel Powell, Elijah Powell. farsthe
Lancaster and husband - Lancaster, Nancy
Jane Powell aud the widow and children Of William
D. Powell, Franc Robinson and husband -
Robinson, Dahney Lancaster, Elizabeth Rich ant
William Rich, Jsmea Lancaster. Nathaniel LanCas
ter, Hezekiah Feagans and wife Isabella Feagans
are non residents Of the State Of Tennessee, 81
that the ordina process CT law cannot be served
upon them;
II ID therefore oriered thst publication be n sd'
IA the Nashville Union, = newspaper published II
the CITY Of Nashville for Jour successive weeks re
curing said defendants 10 appear before the COUNTY
court OF smith. on or before the first Monday II
Nav next Qs66) then and there 20 plead SnsHe
or dennr to ccmplaiBants bill, OF the same viii b
taken for confessed and set down for hearing e.
parte as TO them.
msrkl-4tF r. W TURNER, Oefk.
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No. 232.
No. 234.

FOR sALE-one of Chickering'S Fine Piauos.
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The CINCINNATI Gazette saws /:

Inc CINCINNATI GaZeLte says.
There is no improvement in the general
markets Buyers confne their orders to
lust enough TO supply pressing wants, while
Spectators see nothing 10 tempt them to
make Investments. Flour remains dull,
and the lower grades can be obtained on
easier terms. No one cares 10 hold -four
made from inferior qualities Of wheat, fear
ing that in the approaching warm weather
il will not keep sweet. The came inHDence
has its effect on the market for wheat, and
while the inferior qualities are tending
downward, choice lots of old winter red are
frmer. The local millers are preparing TO
resume operations, expecting the water
90 be let into the canal on Tuesday or
Wednesday. There is q fair demand for
corn, and prices ~ e firm. Oats are dull,
with little demand a the current rates.
Rye is generally neglected. Barley is in
better request; the brewers and masters
are buying the better qualities at our quota
tons, but n large portion Of the offerings are
liz only for feed. The grocery trade is with
out much activity; leading articles are il
good request at steady rates. There is not
much cotton offered on .he market at pres
ent, ard the market is little better than
nominal az 36c for middiing. There is still
no demand tor whisky excepting in small
lots, and if pressed on the market the sellers
would have 10 submit 10 q considerable de-
ductiOn 10 induce buyers TO take hold Of It..
The market Cor dry goods mas more activity
than most other branches Of business.
There is q good demand for city brands Of
new mess pork, and sales were made 10 the
extent Of 200 bbls at S25 O0a25 90, the
latter representing the price asked for the
best brands that are offered, though some
holders refuse TO sell at that figure. Bulk
meats are held with more hrmness, but the
demand is not large. There IS no change in
bacon. Lard is not freely offered at less
than Is1lc, but there are no buyers at that
price. The stock Of pork Of all kinds IN
New York, on March 81, was $4,000 bbls
according 10 private dispatches, against
Toe, $50 bbls March !, 1856, and s6,l14 bbls
April I, 1865. The amount consumed and
exported during the month was $4,000 bbls
the receipts being about $4,000 bbls.
The awards Of contracts for provisions IN
St. Louis, on bids opened March "a, have
not been officially published; but from Pri-
yate sources we learn that 500 bbls mess
PORK we're taken at $40 so $50, 900 lbs clear
bacon sides at 1870, and 100000 lbs sugar
cured hams at &c, all packed.
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No. 263.

TNOR sGLE.-BUENA VISTA sPRING5-l3]z
Acres; one sraaiil Frame Building OF two rcomsi
fences IN order; THREE SULPHUR HPkl MS
White Red, and Black; Two Freeatooe bprnE5-
one cisteru on the nh G93 feet front the Bueua
Y sta Pike; the entire plat j. about square. On
he 49, acres are found hl, glen, bower, RECESS,
roc K III told relief, precipce, las springs, creek
and = romantic duVe. THIS piciuresqne WstsruR
Place m possession Of the right man, can b. made
the most All act ye summer resort about Nasnviei
and beng only ~ miles from TIE city, j. easily
reached Uy private conveyance and no doubt he
fore many months VII De accessible by Street Rail
road. Price i8 800. on easy FERNS. Apply 10
IA. O. SCOFBL, Real Eststs Agent.
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Marshsl's Sale.

ny yirt11s Of wit OF f "a, to me directed, from
Ii the Circuit Court OF United States, for The Mid
dle District Of Tennessee, issued az It's Oeto5er
ie IN, 1865, viii saturday, the l4th day Of April,
lsBg commencing II 10 o'clock a n, sell atsP Public
Auction, 10 The highest bidder, for cash in hand, at
ne Court hou door 10 Nashville, Davidson county,
ali the night tide interest, claim and estate which
}. b. Pil Ow has M and 10 The following alseIiOe9 !
real estate Z. certain tract or parcel Of land
situated lying and being IN the county OF Maury,
state OF Tennessee on the south side OF Duck river,
and on the Waters Of Little BigDy creek, begDnlng
one pole East Of the creek a. a sycamore; thence
North 70 degTees West 81 poles TO stake; thence
West Is4 poles 10 stake, oak ash and elm pom ersi
i thence south rs poles % a stake ana gwo-d 10
Gideon Pillows Inei thence East 24j poles 10 an
I'm and black walnut thence North degrees West
p poles 10 box elder; thence North u degrees
West go poles 10 an ASH thence 10 the beginning
contsning in said bounds l57 acres, more or less 70
sstsfy an execution against said Pillow and ". j.
Dale snd in favor Of Cochran & Co
rrsr5-W4t RSGLASCCCK, N. u. D. T.
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MsrshaI's Sale.

DY virtue Of q wit Of i a. to me dlTected from
I'D the G rcuit COurt OF the United States, for the
Middle District of Tennessee, at its October term,
l56G, will SELL on Saturday, the 18th dag Of April,
1850, commencing a. 10 O'Clock m, st Pdblic Aue-
ton 70 the highest bidder, for cash IN hand At The
Court house door In Nashville, davidson county, all
the right tte clam, interest and estate which W
ID. Horn & Son have 10 and to the following dlserio'
ID real estate, viz; lot No II, 10 kwings Addition
to the city Of Nashville, fronting 20 feet on Fogg
street, commencing lao feet from Stevenson street,
and running hack 100 feet to ten foot ALLEYS beng
the same lot tins tile Ct which was vested IN sad
W. Il. horn son, by decree OF the Chsncery Court
OF Davidson county, at IL November term, 1863.
Also one other lot in said Addition, being No Is, IN
the plan front NJ 20 feet or Fogg street, commence.
ing at the West corner Of No II and running along
Sad street Is est at right singles. laJ iest 10 ten
foot alley; thence along sad alley WeslwArdiy 70
lset thence st nght snges 10 the beg nningi beng
the same Lot the title 70 which was vested 10 SAG
W H. Horn & Son By decree Of the Chsneery Court
OF Davidson county, ct its November term, ieo9, 70
sats an execution against said W. ii. Horn son.
and 10 sAvor CT Sutphen Wesks. =
Tnar6w4t E.R. GLAsCOeK, N. N. ID. T.
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L.&R.w. BROWN, Real Estate and Geners
81 A.. BUSINESS Agents, over Yorka Book Store, 80
Union 5trt ct, Nashville, Tenn Euz6-6m
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2LEVeLAND, TENNESSEE.
INSURANCE.

, $. DELANY, Attorney At Law. and War Clam
A. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. uoy16-ly
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In Chancery at McMinnVille.
FEBRUARY RULES. lsss.

Caroline ToEies and ssls n. Gibbs, complainant
vs. Patin Roach, Henrielta Roach. tOsenbIpe
Roach. and Charles Roach, defendants.
IN this Cause IL appearing 10 the sstis6.rton n
the Clerk aad Master from affidavit that the sboye
named defendants are non-resdents Of the state ot
Tennessee, 20 that the ordinsy process Of law can.
not Re served on them II IL therefore ordered ha,
pnbLcanon Be made, for four consecutive weeks.
n the Nashyills Union, Newspaper published In
the city Of Nashville. Tennessee requiring the said
dsienoAnts 70 appesr on the hrst day Of our next
Court, 10 b held at MeNfiunvilie an the an Wo1-
dsy IN March. 1885 % plead, answer or demur b
eenpsansnts bilf, or the same " II be taken fox con
fsssed, - 20 them, and set Tor hearing expsrte.
}. =. MORFORD, G, an.
ieo<l-H4t, By J. G. BiLEs, d. O.
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In Chancery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULEs, 1850.

N. b Gwyn, complainant,
vs. flul.& AT Bill.
Edmond Pendleton, defendaut)
III this cause it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master, from affidavit, that defendant
PeBdet0n d a non rosIdent Of the STATE Of Teunes
zee so that The Ordinary process OF Law cannot be
soryed upon nIm It's therefore ordered mat pub
LEGATION he made for four cOnse sutive weeks 10 the
Nashville Union. 8 newspaper published ~ the city
Of Nashville, Tennessee, requiring SAID defendant
20 appear On the first day Of our next Court, to be
held at McMiunvle, attn Monday N March, 1856,
TO plead, answer or demur 10 complanants DILL or
The same viii BE- tskea tor c0niessea AS 20 him, and
setfor hearing expsFte. J. f. MORfORD, Ca NJ.
tet2l-watn BY j. b. bILEs, ID. C..
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Original Attsohment--No 303

George ". henley vs. john krNln.
IT appearing from the affidavit filed in this case
thst the defendant John kryln sbsconds, so thai
the ordinary process cannot be served on him % Il
therefore ordered that puJicston be made for ioui
successive weoks IN the Nashville Union, notifying
The said John Ervn 20 sppeaf he ore John Minis, >
Justice OF The fcsce IN Maiisonvile. Monroe
county, Tennessee, % the l6ih Day Of jane, lisa
10 answer then snd there the sad Attachment IS
the Law G ects, OF the same wi be tskan as coo.
iessed and heard ex parte a. 10 him. This the n
isy OF December, lo65.
msrl3-ftw JOHN MINIS, J. p.
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In Chancery al MollinnyIlIe.


lsne jones, complainant
Petition for DTOnca
BenlEnln JONES' defendant
rr appearing % the sstsiscUou 81 the Clerk an
Msste-, from sfhdasit inst defendant loues il !
non resident Of The stste Of Tennessee 50 thar The
ord. nsry process Of isw cannoi be- served on him
Ii b therefore Orderei Ihsi pualcaion be made Cot
fonr consecutive weeks. IN the Ma hvlle Unicn, "a
newspaper published 10 the siiy Of Nashville Ten.
nessee requiring sud defdn dat @ spHosr On The
frsi day Cf cur next Courl % h. held a. McMinn-
vide. on ths 9Th Monday n Msnch. ls6e. % plead,
ansWer or oemDr ic complsiusnt's bll. or the same
vii h. taken Cor confessed - 20 Inn. and SET ior
hssruF expSrie. J. F MORFORn, c kM.
feoei wiz hy C. BLEs, u. Z,
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ARRAHDALk d CO., Manufacturers Agenk,,
No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that all Of the above list OF goods WIN he
sold for One Dollar each. --.----- -
In consequence Of the great stsgnstion of t.sda
in the manufacturing districts OF England, throUeb
the war having cut off thesuppy of cotioJI, large
quantity of Valuable JeWelry, originally sptendsd
Tor the English ma'ket has been sent Of for ssJe
in this country and must be sod al anu ScTfcef On.
der these circumstances, AltRANDkiIc a CO net.
ing as agents for the principal European Napa,s,..
turers nave resolved upon great Gu ApSgrfi.,.-
lRtIons: ~ 80 ~
Celuheates OF the various articles are put into en-.
velOpes indIscnminstely, sealed 10. sne WHEN o..
dered, are taken out without regard to choice and
sent BY mail, thus showing no lsvoritism. On re.
receipt OF the cerhhcate, you will see what you are
70 have, and then II IS a. your option to send the
dollar and take the srtcle not Purchasers may
| thus obtain 8 Gold Watch, Diamond Ring or am
| set Of JeWelry on our list for Orc DoIar q = -
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In Chaneery at McMinnviIle.


Lewis Faulkner, and othsTs, romplAinznis,
" y. Bill.
lhe herr Of denn NoSkey, their names unknown,
Mary Cobb snd her chldrs I. their names uukpoWu
70 cOmpalnant, lisa, Cookey, Richard Cookey,
snd John Webb and his VILE, Ann formerly Aan
Cookey, deiendsnts
IT appearing q the satisfaction OF the Clerk and
Master, from affidavit that the above named de-
iendants sre non residents OF the state cf Teuuss-
sse 80 thsi the ordinary process Of isw cannot t.
served upon them; i Is therein orie-ed Z A. pub
leaaon Be u,ade for four consecutive wesks N the
Nashville Union. newspaper published m TIE city
cf Nashville, requiring sad defendants 10 appear
o. the nrst day Of our next Court 10 held = No
Minnville, on The 4th Non lay n March, 1850, 70
pesd EnsSer % aelngr 20 eonpsiuants' bili, oFfhe
sane wa De takea orconiessea, Hs % them, and
JF. MoRPoRD, c. AK
ieb24 W.T." By J, Q. BIAS, D. G,
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STANDARDIZATION County

TAKEN up by John r. Tucker, lvingin District
L No. II, a dark bay Horse, about4 yea old last
sprnr, l5is hands high, the hind feet white nearly
% the pasteru Joint branded On the left shoulder
q. s., with the Litter S ABOVE, and the letter u on
the left thigh hss rather short ears; he goes well
an gais, ana Is fast IN pace. Valued at Si5O-
TAKEN UP by John W. Ruclser, living N District
No. H., Jet blsck Horse, with lew white hairs IN
hs forehead about years old last spring, Is hanos
high, branded on the left shoulder u. s., with a
ued tSiel.
TAKEN UP by ". P. TUNER, living in District
No. H. Horse Of a red flea-bltten gray color, 10
years cid, no msrlzs pereept be, the frog Of the
ftt sore. Valued at SIS.
f,bl9-w3,s ASK. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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no. 264.

EORSALE-One and nalf si0rE BRICK HOUSE,
it No. l62, west side OF South Cherry sreft, tia
Ward, Of four roome-two up, Eud $50 down stairs
Hyiraut yrater GOOD fence. ssoTe-room AMI closet.
Lot 10KIC3. Prics s. O01-sf 90 ca-a, oaanee iu 9
aud u months; interest aud len-
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orIQlnaI Attachment..NO 294

John 3 HlIlgan - Andey llIslT3-
IT appearing from the affidavit dled in this case
that Tia defendant conceals himself OF atsconds
thsf the ordinary process cannot Be served on him,
tis therefore ordered thst puhiicatoE be- usds for
four successive weeks in the Esshtlie Union, NO
tying the sad Andey Hilsapi b sppesr beiafs
John Mn ,, aJustce Of tha Peace In 3Hd son nile.
Monroe county. Tennessee. on the l6th day OF
June, lse6. 10 answer tren and there the SAID A.
tschmenf as the law directs, or he szms vii b
taken ~ confessed aod heard eI pafte a. 10 I'm.
This the eth day Of Dscembtr, lsal
nAris-4tE JOHN MINIS, Up.
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sAMARITAM'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCRoFUBA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES Er

NAbhoi &C.
For Syphilis or Veneresl Diseases, the Ssmari-
tans Root and Herb Juices is the most potent GER
tain and eiectua remedy ever prescribed. II reach
and eradlcates every particle Of the Venerea pol
son, 90 that the cure is thorough and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy and b healei
and do not transmit 70 your posterty that for winch
you may repent IN after years.
DO NOT DESPAIRi
Although you may be pronounced incuratle, the
Samaritsn's Root and Herb Juices will remove
every Veshge Of impurities from the system, as well
as all the bad effecta Of MercurN.
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GUARANTEED.
In Chsncert. At NcMinnriIle. Tenn.

FE RuAET RuLEs, ls56.
Audiey, MARY AZ dIhonss HARRISON, ant others
vs. BJ 10 sell Land
Joseph ASrrisc a, Audlsy and Elizabeth Wisemsns
Nstty Aetsu ,gor, James Laurence and vie VIZ
RiniA.
IN his car Sc, 4 appearing 10 the san siacuon o.
lhe tserk an Master thEt The above raned DE-
ie7aAfr arc non. residents cf toe safe o. lennea-
see, - M the ordinary process Of law cannot -
served ups atbera. It u therefore ordered fhst pub
heailoo - made for four successive weeks, ~ ne
Na1lHAie Cnion, nsWrp@per punianed n We
eity Of \ sshulie. Tennessee, requinng SAID De-
iendants 10 apptar on The frst dag Of our next
Oetri. - held a the Court house IN Non an
VIE. o the fourth Monday March ueEt, 7ea
nd tnf re 70 plssd snswer CT demur 20 cou1plein-
ants II, or % Same VII Be taken for O. nessa -
70 tts n, and q Tor bearing en- ps-te
J, ~. MORFoRD, O. A n
iesl6--Efra By J. e, RuEs,. p C.
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Sarah J. Walker.
W.
Lewis 6oshen and Joseph Philips.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Mas er that the defendants. Lewis Roshell and 10.
seph Philippe non RESIDENTS o. the State Of Tea
uesete 80 That the urdiusry process OF law cannot
h0 served upou them; it % therefore Oraered thsi
pun cation b. inside, Cor lour successive weelH, m
the Nashville Uniou. ordering sssd non-lesiden de-
isndauts "a spyoar ~ The next term % SAID Court
% De- held iu the CouTt house, Al Charlotte OF the
81 Monday m March, 1890 % plead, answer or Dc
muf TO saii nil tha same vii 10 taken ioT con
iessed, ana sei l0r hearing eXpsrte
fsbGl va X N. BALDWIN, c an
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NEWS DEALERS, DC
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

ZONE & TUNRELL-Wholesale and Retail
" Bookseilers. Ststoners, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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FEMALES u


In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the Root and Berb Juices Is most hap
PLY adapted, in liberated Uterus, in Whites, in
bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, Debility and
for all complaints incident to the sex. Sent BY ex-
press. Price, 81 per bottle.
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSORLBRl
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
ONLY s. so FOR THREE MONTRSl
ONLY 50 so FOR THREE MONTRSi
ONLY 50 so FOR THREE MoYTHS'
ONLY So 50 FOR THREE MoNTRS'
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OAMPBELI MoRwEN q GRoEsBECK, Attor-
neys Ct Law ano Claim Agents. practice Ia al
The Ccurz. Collections promptly attended, 10 :
also claims against the United States and vouchers
collected Office u North Cherry street, Up stars
OTIS. e. A.-At.oruey and Counsellor at Law,
" Oficss 49, Cherry So P. o. Box l4s.
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lVt bFOhdWhyi Kew lOrk.
feb2-d4t ooW yP4t
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No. 265.

UaoR sALE-BRICK DWELLING Of 4 rooms.
II dining room. kitshen and servaut-' room Lot
ssris0 North Market street, next south o. dwelling
forrnsriy occupied By NJ faEers. Puca g., 101-
s. 010 cash balance 10 and 2 years.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee,
ruppuapN PHI "a 1888

Josiah Powell. et ais vs.. George Baker et ais.
IN this cause, It appearing % the ClerE and Mas
ter that the defendants sussn bruce, snd her his-
BAND. Liillefon Bruce, and Mary sanderson and
her husband Thcmas SsnieFs1n, are non-rcsi-
denis of TIE state OF Tennessee 50 that the
ordinary process 81 law cannot be served upon
Them IL h therefore ordered ihst publication
be made Tor four successive weeks in the Nash
vile Union. q newspaper published IN the city Of
Nashville, Tennessee, reQuir ng said defsndangs to
appear al the next term OF the Chsucrry Court OF
smith county, % be held 81 the courthouse IN Car
thsce on the third Monday IN August, ls66, % an
sWer complansnfs tiIl, or the same viii he taken
for confessed and set for hearing ex parte - 70
them. d. Il. CAMPBELL, G. 3 NJ.
fehlg-tfW
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COLLECTING AGENTS.

ID s. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal,
| III. collects Notes, Accounts, &c, in Middle Ten
| nossee Office at State Capitol, next door to Fed
/ raj Court Room. p .. Lock Box 81. See adyer-
| tisemsnt in another column. ldec9-Om
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-04
Observation-Disclosures On CANDIDATE
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION OFFIcE,
NaahYilla- Anil 4 1870.

The meeting on Change yesterday was
well attended, but no transactions, from
which It would be possible to make any
quotations, trsnspired.
Business was exceedingly dull throughout
the city; indeed no merchant was willing
10 fl quotations on anything.