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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-03-16

NEGRO ELEor1oN.-The negroes of this
county had an election last Saturday, for
President and Sheriff. There seemed to
be considerable interest manifested, and the
candidates harrangued their constituents
in regular old ante 6elLuna style. L. J..
Johnson IL. for Laurence and J. for
Johnson.") was elected President, and H.
NJ. Meredith, oh. for Henry and NJ. for
Meredith, > was elected Sheriff. Johnson's
opponent was Neill Brown.
There was one interesting feature in this
election commendable liberality toward
rebels. In this respect they were much
more liberal than the majority of our ne
gro-worshiping Legislators. We know of
several out and out rebel negroes, who went
in at the first and remained to the last, who
voted in this election. And they didn't
have to swear lie to get vote either.
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DEATHS,

DIED-at his residence in this county,
on Sunday morning last, at o'clock A. NJ,
after short period of illness, Mr.. JOSIAH
P. ALEXANDER. Mr.. A. was in usual health
up to Thursday night, when he was sud
denly and severely attacked, and grew
worse continually until death ended his
suferings.
Died, in Corlnth, Miss, on Thursday,
March 1st., 1866, Mr.. WILLIAM J. McCoRD.
The deceased was the second son Of
James and Doreas MeCord-was born in
Blount county, East Tennessee, in October
or November, 1903, and was In the SD
year of his age.
He was married about 1843 to Miranda
Cowan, near Moulton, Ala, where they
resided until her death in the Spring of 1861.
He removed to Corinth, Miss, in the Fall of
1865. He was raised by religious parents,
was always moral and exemplary in his
conduct, but did not become member of
the church until he was 40 years of age,
since which time he has been consistent
and active member of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church. He leaves four children,
two brothers and two sisters TO mourn his
loss
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A Coon BoARDING PLAeE.-Every man
wants nice, comfortable, home-like place
to board at, where he feels that he is get
ting the worth of his money, aud where he
finds clean rooms and snowy linen, as we'll
as carefully provided table. Such place
can be obtained at the house, No. Al Cedar
street, Nashville, kept By Mrs LEWIS BIRD,
who recently lost her husband, and who
has opened a boarding house for the pur-
pose Of securing maintenance for.herself
and family. Her Giles county friends will
certainly give her their patronage when
they have occasion to come to town, and
the Odd Fellows fraternity viii be prompt
ed by community of feeling, in aiding her
in her laudable efforts to make living, as
she is herself sister of the order of the
Rebecca.-PresS and Times.
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THE FEN1ANs are being formed in COM
panies and regiments with great rapidity
in New York, and it is calculated that
General Sweeney will be a bic. when he feels
justified in calling for their services, to
procure twenty-five thousand able bodied
young men, who have seen service, in that
city alone. It is known that sixteen thou
sand catrige-boxes and knapsacks were
bought at auction last week, from we'll
known house in Park Place, and quantities
of arms and ammunition are being negotiated
for from day to day, by officers detailed for
that purpose.
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Death of Judge Frierson

It is our painful duty to announce the
sudden deeth, by paralysissof Hon. SAMUEL
D. FR1ERsoN, Chancellor of this Chancery
Division, which occurred at the Tennessee
House, in this place, at 5 o'clock A. NJ,
Sunday last. The deceased was here in
the discharge of his duties as Chancellor,
and held court in his usual health on Satur-
day, and in the evening visited Gen. JNo.
@. Brown, and took tea with him at his
residence. He returned to the hotel, and
about 10 O'Clock commenced to make pre-
parations for retiring. His servant was in
the act of undressing him, when the stroke
came upon him, and he fell, paralized,
across the bed, upon the side of which he
was sitting. Medical assistance was i'm
mediately procured, but all efforts to save
his life were unavailing. He expired at 6
o'clock, and his remains were deposited in
a neat walnut coffin, and forwarded on the
IL O'Clock train to his family at Columbia,
accompanied by the Pulaski Bar, and many
other sympathizing friends. He had been
Chancellor of this Division about 12 years
AS lawyer aud jurist, he had few supe'
riors, and his private character was Withou
reproach. There are few better men lef
to mourn the death of SAM'L. D. FR1EasoN
We publish elsewhere the proceedings o
the Pulaski Bar.
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Escane of ]. W. Alley.

The Nashville Press and Times says:
''We mentioned, some time ago, the arrest
in this city of J. W. Alley, charged with
fraudulant speculation in Government cot
ton in Alabama. He was ordered to be
sent under guard to Mobile. While en-
route to that city, on Sunday night, he
escaped from the cars below CORTLAND, Ala.
and has not since been heard from. The
guard reported TO General R. W. Johnson
that the prisoner leaped from the train
while in motion, and that detachment OF
soldiers afterwards searched for him with
out success"
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Terms Of Advertising.
List of Prices for Advertising:

Advertisements must be paid quarter yearly in
advance. Those inserted for months or less, must
be accompanied with the money. Yearly adverti-
sers permitted to renew quarterly free of charge;
farther renewals charged one dollar per square.
Advertisements from distance must be accom-
panied with the cash in every instance,
The advertising of house or firm will be strictly
limited TO its own immediate business
Calls on persons to become candidates, and polit-
ical circulars charged advertisements, and will
not be inserted without the cash in advance.
Professional or business cards not exceeding five
lines will be inserted at twelve dollars per annum
Editorial advertisements and personal communi-
cations will not be inserted unless paid for in ad-
vance at double the regular rates.
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~ Don't forget that we have splendid JOB
OFFICE in connection with our Newspaper estab-
HshmeEt, which enables % put up as neat job as
can be done an. where in the State. Bring on your
cards, hand bills, circulars, etc. -
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NASHVILLE MARKETS.
1lARon9, '66--oAREFULLr CORRECTED EVERY WEEK.
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DIR. s. H. sroUr.-This gentleman is
now at home on a visit to his family, from
whom he has been separated during the
past winter as one of the Professors in the
Atlanta Medical School. The Doctor has
favored us with visit, and we are glad to
learn that his health was never better than
now, and that the school with which he is
connected was never in more fourishing
condition. He is Professor of Surgical and
Pathological Anatomy.
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STACY, GoRDoN d Co.-Our readers
would be surprised, Notwithstanding they
know the business manager of this firm to
be gentleman of rare taste and judgement,
to step in for moment and see his splen-
did selections. His goods are all new,
good, pretty, and fine; but the handsom-
est thing in the house, and the best selec-
tion Mr.. STACY ever made, is that modest,
unassuming clerk of his. It is refreshing,
in these days of cheat and of superficial
show, to come across a specimen of the
pare ssgf:-to meet a genuine representative
of the true gentleman-such as the one here
alluded to.
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A TREEe-On Saturday evening last,
just after the "shades of the night had
mantled the earth in darkness, we came
across the Knight of the Shades in one
of his happisst mo Ods-just in that happy
frame of mind which gives to him and to
everything about him apssir of elegance,
grace and intellectual beauty. He was ir-
resistable. We had to take something
home. "And we tuck" 1t was waiter
laden with all the delicacies of the season.
We and our household Toasted, and we are
fsasting still, upon the bare recollection of
.sthose delightful beverages, those delicious
fruits and corrections.
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CHANcERv CoURT.-Owing to the death
of Chancellor FRIERsoN, business before the
Ohancery Court here has been suspended
during the week. But the Hon DAVID
COOPER, of Franklin, will be here to-day to
fill the vacancy, and the Court will resume
business tomorrow.
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ACCIDENTAL SHoT.-Our venerable and
respected fellow-citizen, Mr.. JOHN HOLDEN,
was shot in the arm, while passing along
Che street on Saturday last, by the acciden-
tai discharge of a pistol, falling from the
hands of Mr.. KIRT HOOKS on the side walk
The wound is painful but not dangerous.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Announcing candidates for State or District off,
ces ten dollars county do five; always in advance.
Obituaries and tributes ofrCspect ten lines in
length charged for at the reg liar advertising rates.
Marriages, deaths and religious notices gratis.
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WANTED.--A good milch COW wanted
Immediately. Apply at this office.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1865.

PULASKI, TENN,
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Msrshals Sale.

LELH FL D.
DY virtue Of a wit & IA. TO me Directed, gomtbe
ID Circuit Court Of Tie United states FOf ps Sid
de District Of tennessee, arts Oct0bet Term, 1865.
/ viii sell on Saturday, the l4ih dsy Of April, 1850.
commencing az 10 O'Clock a m, 81 Public Auction,
70 the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the Court
house door 10 Nashville, Bnt5son eGuhtyi aHt The
nght, ute, CLAIM, interest snu estsieNhhchN1lism
Culom has 10 aud 70 the following described real
estate, viz: A tract Of land lying IN Smith county,
Tennessee, ia dWl district No I, beginning a. the
North boundary line Of the tognsOfJerihage atthe
rOsd running East 50 poles, thepce South Chep pole
d the a~esdsmyilsnd, nleuce A4 EEh SD had Is
poles 10 the n + corner Of sGd iaud, theh6e With
sBdknd1g poles 10 the road, thence 90 poles to the
Mil lgsneh, thence up said hranch with its mean
deTs 10 Esst 80 poles 70 the Mll DunG tAeneeu up
said branch 30 poles, with tie nesrders % 4 beech
10 the k4of the branch, thence North 43o Eastl4
poles 10 Rbeech, thence North IL East - poles to
abeech, therce.North Is East, l22 poles to a Ehbe
oak, No n s. West flpolestoa xmte sh, thence
North So West l0Z pol 5 to an lronwOOd, thence
North 650 West o. poles 10 an ash, thence WestlOO
polesto 40 ash and dogwOodf thence North509 West
Is7 poles TO a Buckeye and While oak to the Fort
Blunt rOsd above Good0er's old Ian Yard, thence
Sonth s. East viii the road % poles TO a red oBk,
thence South-5E9 East along said road 81 poiss
thensa South q West4S poles along said road thence
South AZ East as poles along said road, thence
south 81 East 20 poles slOug said road, thence
SCUM ~ East 4spohs along said road, thence
5optt 1ea Eas. 4D-pOaes along SAID road, thence
sOuthilH poles along ssid road to the beginning,
contNnIng 45Saeres O land, more or less, e1eeps-
ing tceretr0m3 be old Church Lot, contain ng about
= acre, TO satisfy an execution agsinstsNd Cullom,
and 10 favor Of Orsamls b. Madison Et.. +
nar6-Wit +. R. GLASCOCK, NJ. M. DIT.
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HOY Ine Won the Pencil.


ice B is unquestionably the
h~andsomest married man of Cincinnati
soc sports q wife, besides several other
creature comforts TKell he and his
wife, Harry - and George -
and their wives all board at the same
house. A day or two sgo, while they
were at the table luxuriating on de-
tached portions Of boiled turkey, with
oysters, the gcohversation- turned on
christian names when Mrs. Harry cor
tended that she could name more dis
tinguished individuals that bore the
name OF Harry than any gentleman
could Of AB own name concluded by
offering a gold pencil as a wager against
a suitable equivalent it she Should WIZ
The trial comRenced-Mrs, Harry
started off with Harry Of the West
adding a dozen others. ~ rrrrF
George F. now gathered up on
Washington, the four Georges of Eng.
land, and Lord George of France, etc.
'How, Mr.. John what have you to
say2 asked the charming Mrs. Harry.
'0hl l can give you a hundred, The
two Adams, Lord John Russell, John
Tyler, John, John-bring me some
water JohnI' .fea
"Stop, stop, you cant win. Mr.. 10,
| seph its your turn now continued the
laughing little woman.
Now, if ever a bushful man lived, ii
is friend Joe. He. dared not look up
lie Bad been Tacking his brain for an
SnsWer, but 10 no purpose-and in de
sPsir he made one graad effort and
iaising his head, replied:
Ny dear Madam, Lhaye lost Lean
not think of any Vay distinguished man
who ever bore the name of Joseph, ex.
cept the gentleman W read about in
the sacred scripture-he who was such
a favoIite of Mrs Potiphar-bRt Twill
not offer him,JorI thsnk- he rzs tie
ct fool 7 eUer did hear ii
Heres the pencil" said Mrs. Harry,
tossing it over 20 him, as she and the
other ladies senddea out oftEedsof
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4s1 H-E eLA .-4I = &C.
l. What the WPressy say Of HIS.

hAN IL Hh
GBEAT GIFT DIsrsIRUTIos. A fareloppornIrftv !.
offered for 0 tanning watches, chair i, diamor1
Hngs, shyersare, etc py Nessfs, ArranddeL Co.
al No. lOI broadway. They have en- immense stool
OF art eies, varying ~ Yaite, and sl are offered a
one dollar each. Phe distnbutIou is very fNly
done-you agree to take 9 certificate ofs certain ar
tlcle, enclosedln an envelope, and not reaRIrsd "a
pay your dollar unless you are satisfied with the ar.
uCle, which viii certainly be worth more than thai
amount, aud may res o or Si6Os. An excenenf mo3e
this Of investing 8 donafs-S'mday Tinaes N. 7. en-,
F6TtUy 49, l6b6. .E.s-[lo lyllID-I =
MessrssAITandsls 8 Co. haEe long been person.
ally known TO Us, and We believe them 10 be VERY
worthy Of public cOufiuence.-N. T. Scottish Apa,
Jour. 6tne II, lsGi. -r -a GG
We have inspected at the Office of ArEndsle 8
Co agency fT European Manuf Uturing Jewel.
lers. a large assortment OF. fashionable and yRluable
lsNel:y Of theneTest patterns. We also noticed =
large quantity OF silver plate, and understand that
the whole Of these newly imported artcfes are 10 he
disposed OF on a novel principle, giving great al
yantagzs TO buyers, and sffOrdng extensive EN-.
plDymenttO sgeats- We know the frnin aueston
10 re very re pectable AMI thoroughly vorfhF 81
puddle confidence, and recommend our friends to
read her adYenisement-N. Y. Albion, Sspen-
Der 3, 1864.
BY MessEs. Arrandals & Co.'s arrangement. the
advantages must be On the side Of the customer.
iOr ne has everything to gain and nothing cOmpEr-
auYely TO lose. he. kuoWs Whist ne viii gst for hi
dollar telorehand, ana he need not send It il he Is
not satkfed,TN. j, Weekly Aces aug. 6, Isr4. Z
EMPLOYMENT FoR LAUTEs.-fhe most eligible and
10y 80 - w AAeNt IVAN " " AhAfEa
Is the 1. a . OF cerufcsteB for heGres G ft Iistlbu.
ton Of Arrsntae a &c AlsdT OF cur aegu sntsoos
has been very su cessfuT in this way, 40. only Ia
n.lpg her own purse, but also IN doing a good tlm
70 those TO whom she sold the Certificates, as will
be seen by cur advertising columns. Gentlemen
can $3.50 bethas eng3ged.-N. 7. Sunday Aercgru,
ABgagt - lsb4.
In cur columns the reader will find an advertise.
HreGt Of Arfahdale 4 Co.'S Gift Distribution Of
watches, teseiIysn and sllverware. Ia payment Of
that advert sement weTeceiFed several sets Of the
jeWelry advertised, and we are warranted in saying
thnt, boihin finish and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned out 10 be lust what
they had been rep-e ented.-TGc Democrat, Le5.
STIGMA AgG, Il l66L
AGENIs--Ne want agents in every regiment,
and sheIeY town and county 10 ths c0untTy, snd
hose acting a. such vail be allowed 10 ceutz on
every Cert ncate ordered by them pruiied thet
rcnlttaEca amounts 70 one dollar. Agents Will COL
lect2o cents iof every Certificate, and remit 10
cents 10 ms, either ~ ca h.otboslase STAMPS.
ErFg ARRARDALE & CO.,
III Broadway, New York.
Or No. 20 hlng street. Charleston, S. q.
feb2-dit Dew Wi F
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
- March ~ 1850.


tEUuE-Thcre Is q continued ialT demand
for Crude, on the spot as wei as oAFffe'
and while the market is q shade hrtner,
there is no decided change b nolein prices.
IlC most noticeable feeturc we have 70 ne
tice is the tact thutthere is more disposition
manifested on the part OF rchuers - Bay,
aud some OF them who. a lew days Snce,
were holding of under the impression that
che price would declinet 30 10 or lie, are now
willing 10 buy az l2Lal3c- Sales OF Loo
tbls al l2l.c: 400 bbls at l2sc; .2' Al t"c
1000 bbls at Use 3I5 bbis az Use 800 bbls 90
lsr % bhfs heavy oi) az lS'4ei 500 hbls
,as gravity at Ice l,0oo bbls >4s graWiyl
q arrive. ID ISisc, aud-on Monday even
iug-aUaB hbls 10 be delivered between the
l0th OF April aud the 10Th Of May, sellers
option, al l2kc aud 1000 bbls May dellv-
cry, sellers option, at lSc. Telegrams Re
port the market az the wells somewhat
irme-. hut without decided change.
NFFINrp.-rherc ives a little IA &c inquiry
Tor bonded Oil 90 dav. and while the market
De- reported & little better ia tho kast, there
Is, ss yet, no Improvement here. We con-
Juue b. guuiv a. ssLs3sc, for immediate
delivery a. Philadelphia acc tur May Ala
4lhc Cor june; aud i2c tur july sale OF
500 bills igr July delivery, buyers option,
~ ~. ke6ners appear 90 have stnened
zap o. ltue iu their views, ~ there Is not ap-
p4reatly the same disposition % sol thai
there vas a lev days siuce, and many OF
them have almost concluded 10 hold their
oaf aud run the rIsk 81 the market. Free
Oh Is dull and entirely nomlnal.
Martha ANu nxsIpUM.-No demand what
ever Tor either ofthese articles, and rs there
have been no sales reported ior some sumo
sr,HTate quotations cannot be gIvon.-Gs
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M arshaI's Sale.

DY virtue Of q writ Of u ta, to me directed from
ID the c Tcuit Court OF the United States, for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, at Its October term,
1856, / wlisel, on Saturday, the 18th day nf April,
1sf6, cOmmencIngaal 10 O'CLOCK 8 m, at Public Auc-
lion to the highest bidder, for cash IN hand, at the
Court house door 10 Nashville, davidson county, all
the light, title, claim, interest aud estate which w.
IA. Horn q Son have 80 and 10 tire following discrib-
I'd real estate, viz Lot No II, IN rwins's Addition
10 the city Of Nashville, fronting 20 feet Oh tOgg
street, csmmsnciug 80 FELTON, Stevenson sueeb
and running back l3Oteetto Ten foot alley beng
the same lot ths tide f which vas vested in sad
W. H.anonp& ron, 10y decree Of the ChanceTy COurs
Of DAVIDSON county, st its November term, 1866.
Alec, one Other ut in said Add ton, being No is, 10
the Tfan Font NJ 20 feet on Fogg street, commens-
ing at the West corner Of No II and running along
SAID street 70 Zee. at right angles. 100 feet 10 a ten
foot alley; theLce along sad- alley B~esLWsrdlY Is
iset; thence Et right angles TO Che beg ming; beiHg
the ssne Tot tue title to which was vested ia said
W. II. Horn Son by decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Davidson county, atIs November term, lS66, 10
sagisy az execution against Aaid w, u. Horn 3 Son,
audin favor q sutphen q Weaks.
mart k4t R-GLASCOCK N. MD, T.
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Msrshaps sale,

DY ytthieo f SIX wuis Of Il n, To me directed from
ID the Ci -cnit Court CT The Julted states for the
Middle bistdet Ct IeuucS-ee, issued 20 lts October
term, 1850, ] Tll on Satur 'ay the l4th day of Apsil,
Ts1e, rammenciug az 10 o''ioct, 4 m .etf az pub
.lg EscGsH, lethc highest bidder, Ircish In hand,
As ne court house door m-N1 hviie, Davidson
countg, 40 the rgai, uue, clam, interests and en-
a g which b Luulhi7 Ia and 20 the NnOwing de
ubed real estate, v % A town lot ID the town Of
McMiunllllc, Warren cQuafy, Tenn on the south
side q the Man street IN said town, beginning AT a
STAKE the \ corner Of LAWSON WSlREs tctrIt
brinE ais the corner Of tie lot ereindssJnhsd
aud on the edge Of Main street, ruunlng south Z
poles grdl2 INKS tJa stake on sand WEiiughsccr
ner, thence eastwlJh his line 3 polesandl6 links t.
a stake onrspung street. thence with the same
SOUTH Z poles ald 3 inks TO . AXE on Summer
street; thence west aIth snd stg5eI poles Gd {
inks % the 9. X. corner Of ". H.. Narder's lot;
thence with las line n6Ith 70 pCle- aud 70 links 10
the n. corner Ga Main street and link west 70
the n. W. corner of-Th6uas G Smartrs shop,
lhange east wIt8 Mann Eneet4 poles and 81 links 10
the bcEmning includi 8 - pdts Of lBud 10 sIi
bounds. Et sr polling ont sand Thon,a' c, Smarfs
shop; trgether with the Brclt store hoise, DWELL
ing. ana Other Improvements thereon 90 satisfy
sINpXecuuons sEldust said Hif, AMI ia favor u
HoKcil smith q 20 TrHitt Bro. Co Bancroft s
20, McCurdy Bro & Brewster, Hyatt, lngrRiam
4 Co, and HaddO-k Reed & Co.
marc ftw H f. n GL4SCOCK, NJ. NJ r.
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MarshaIs Sale.

d virtue ofR WIT OF f IA, to me directed, from
ID the Circuit Court Of United States, fort he Mid
dIe district OF Tennessee, Issued az Its October
&c II, 1855, / will on saturday, the Iath day OF April,
1866, commencing ~ 10 O'Clock q m, sell aePuble
ABcuou, d The highest bidder, for cash IN hand, ~
tho Court hou e doc IN Nashville, Davidson county,
nj the right, title, interest, clam and estate which
J.B. ri. uw has ~ and 70 the following described
READ eztate, VIZ A certain tract or parcel Of Land
situated, lying and being in abe cOuniy-0f MaurY.
Siaie Of Tennessee, on thesouth side Of DUCK river,
and on the Satsr5 OF Litle Blgby creek, begunng
oue pole East Of The creek a. asycansore, thence
North 70 degrees, Wsst 81 poles TO n stake; thence
Wet IS4 poles 10 a stsse, oak, ash AID elm pom ers;
teeuee souh u3 poles 20 q SAKE and d gwo d 70
6idG0u PHl0H's hue; thence Eaet 3f3 poles 10 an
-In sod hlaek walnut, thence North 5 degrees, West
- poles 60 a box elder thence North y degrees,
WestlQ poles TO On ASH thence 10 the beginning
conaIning " said bounds l57 acres, more OF less, 10
aahef, an execution against said Pillow ana WI.
Dale, and IN favor q Cnchrsn & Co.,. @ -r
marc vat E-B-6LA5COCB, MN D T.
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Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn.
MARrH WI u lsas- ~
I. NJ. Lancaster, ct.
vs. Speuuon.
L q. SlnlLl. nIal.

t. ". Lancaster, etal,
vs. SIeuIiou. -.
J. r.. Smith, etM.
ON motion Of compliments solicitor, Snd Il Rp-
ptarng 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk, that ster-
Ing PoSeA, samuel PyWull, Elijah Powell. Farathe4
Lancaster and husband - Lancaster, Nancy
Jane Powell, aud he aiiow 8nd children fWilism
u. Powell, Franc Rrhus,u and husband [
Robinson. Dsbney Lancaster, Elizabeth Rich and
William Rich, James Lancaster. Nathaniel LanCss-
ter, II zeklah feagans aud wife IsaballA Eeagans,
that the ordiha y process Il Jay cannot be served
upon them @ 81 Hs
IL Is therefore oriered that qualification b. made
lh toe Nashf he Union, q newspaper published m
The CITY OF Nashville, for four successive weeks, re-
qWrpE sadde'eudauts % appear before tue County
Oourt OF smith. on or before tie dgt McEdaYin
May mex, lbgGl then and there to plead, Hnsser
OF demprto compiRlnants blD, CT the same viii be
useu ior confessed aud set down for hearing ex
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