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ORIGINAL Attaohmeni--NO 30.

George 81. Hanlsy Ts- John Erwin
IT appearing from ths sfldaFt hied n this =
that sfe dafsrdant jobs ErFn ahaconda, 10
the ordinary process G -. - p I'D =
..-.',,. --...-s be- the Nashville Union. BOZ
~, - 100 HrFin 30 appear bc'ore John d 1t .
T,,sti,e M tha Peace IN MadisouVIie. Mo-
esunfv. Isnnessee, % The l6ih day Of Jnnr.
10 aasEsr thea and there tha said Aitachmea.
ne az directii or The same vii - iakan
essed and heard eK paria 6 70 him. This ne
day q December, lso3.
msriS-itH JOHN MINIS, -
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HOME

Hon not merely four square EaIlg,
lh"uth hung "a pictures nicely glded
Home D. Whele affection call
Filled with shrine the heart hath {uIIded.
Home 20 watch the faithful dove.
osiing meath the heaven above us
Home D. where there j. one 20 love
Home De- ghfre there'sOne 10 love ~.
Homes moi merely roof and room
home leeds something 20 eudsar DC.
Home is where the heart can bloom.
Where there's some kind Ip 70 cheer IT.
What b. home With none 90 meet,
None 10 nc come, none to preetusf
Home Dr. sweet and en- y fwcct,
When there's one We love o. meetus
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee

MARCH RULES, 1885,
Wan. Coe and John Taylor, ct ais.
Va. U. Bill.
Richard Poor, ct ais
in this canse It appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master from com lsinanrs bill.
which Is sworn 70, that defendants, Robert Murphey
and his wife Margaret. formerly Margaret Poor,
non-reside. "a Of tia state OF Tennessee, that
the ordinary pro ess Of tae lsw cannot be erved
upon them; 10 is Therefore ordered that publication
be made tor four consecutive weeks IN the Nash
vile UuiCn paper published Ia ihs city Of Nash
ve,re luinng said defendants to appear at the next
term q the Chsnrery Court for Oyerion county, TO
be held IN L.vial ston on the fret Monday in Au-
complainant tilt, or the same will he taken for
confessed as 10 them and sci for hearing e1 psrte.
apII6 wit D. W. WRIGHT, CAM.
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No. 263.

INOR SALE.-BUENA VlsTA SPRINCS-i35S
II Acres; one SMALL Frame BuiidIng Of two MONS;
lsuces IN order; THREE SULPHUR SPRINGS
White, Red, and blarili Two Fresst0ne Springs.
One cstefN the nil 013 ieet front on She Buena
Vista Pike; the entire plrt b about square. On
the ~ acres are found hill, glen, bower RECESS
rocks ~ bold relief preeipiee fat, SPRING., craek
and a romantic drive Iha picturesque Watering
Place. IN possession d tne right man, can Be- made
The most attractive sumner resort about Nashville.
and beng only y miles from the city, IL easily
reached ~ private conveyance, and no doubt BE-
lore many months VII b. accessible By Street Rail
road Pnce $3.50, on easy terms. kpplv hi -
d. q. sCOVEL, Real Estste Agent
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- the FL AntonIo lrer..l-I..1r.-

EIVIII NO =" 1lll'LIo IIt1atI Ledg8r.
Reading over the following touching lines Ie-
called 10 our mind an IN ident which occurred
during our visit To New Orleans lat f.II. We hap
Peued in The Office Of tas Uaitsd States res=ieriog
establishments when large, stout, hne-leoking
mal' 70 Confederate Uniform. approached the reg
is'enng ciiicer, aud sss simply asked, Where is
Jonr ZONE q At TINS irQuiry, tears came INTO his
eyes, the blood redeemed his face, and tie whole
msnWa- emotion, a. he answered 81 have no
home" Alas how many persons have no homei
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az REoEIrr OF Ona nnIIar

WI furnish printed Instructions By which any per.
soa en- acquirH = ousiaess adapted boih b Gees
end villages and ~ shlch they can segure q hand
sosne income lnsasds, even, can do vel b IL as
. e 20 peddug aIlair ~ husiness that = hiThIy
fespeeiapie- tIFs dollafs Elll huy eFeFgthing ne
ee-aAry % commences The buaness With, aud 10
core t1sn psy ne s1peras q Fotfng established.
lne atieles can - procured almost anyuhere. o.,
Z praisrfed, csn l1ruish them Address LOUIS
:. hhhIoH, No is5 Grand sifsei' Aes loFs, COP
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No. 232.


FoR sALE-ons Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
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In Chancery at MeMinnviIIe
FEbAuAhE hDLt1s $50.
e Faulkner, and oths7s, complainants,

/ Lewis Faulkner, and othzTs, complainants.
vs q. BIZ
The beirs OF John CooseY. their names M En.
Mary Goth and her en- ldrf q, their names unE1 I
! 70 complainant Isaac Cookey, Richard Cu.ls.
ana 1onn webb aud bis wife, Aun, iormery AZ
C3okeY, defendants
IT appeanng 10 The saisftcti0n Of ihe Cieit 81
4azier, IRON siiidavff, thst the above name
PENDANTS SRI non residents % ne Slate of iel1
see, 10 thsi the Ordinary process Of laH cams
served upon Them 10 j. thereon orlie.s a g. a.
heation b made, flT four consecutive weeks, %
Nashville Union. a Newspaper published n On
% Nashville. requiring sad descendants 30 49,
on the first das Of our next Court, 10 held q. y
MinnViils. on the 4th mUnfay IN maich U.s.
p.etd, ansHer or demar 10 eomplaiuants' uill, e. 4
same vii ta taken Tor confessed, a. % them p
Get ior hearing exparis.
IF. MORFORD, c. AN
6shgf vie Bvg o Hmss. b 9
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The Cincinnati Commercial says

The Cincinnati SohAmetNlAi s"ys
II, as seems likely TO be the case, large
..,,,'.,,,,t 81 Money Is 10 be left unemployed
=. ,.,-,,,erciai business during the dull
.1sson. ID seems probable that government
ssrnrities will continue in high favor.
rhe New York Times publishes the fol-
1o,yin- statemcnt Of the amount OF Gold IN
he Treasury OF the United States
.s'rhe Treasury Of the United siHies he
on tbe Isl III April, DO Gold ana sii'er
On ~ i',',i,r,. tts, amount due 20 de-
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In Chancerv al ATcAfinnvilIe

r. Is fi.eSs BAT % John Stuhefeld. deed ro-7
p.afnanb ~. Ann n stublefeid. Ufara sfuhlefsi3
h9st2n and hiswiei NictoTine, >. c. stovali aRd hi
vile, lapsahne Siuvsll, Defendants.
1T appearing 70 the satisfaction Of The Cyerk -
Master, nom atldsyii, that the above nsuesl -
lcno anus sfe non-rcsdCnts % tie Stale Tennessee
20 lf he ordinary process Of law cannot ia servea
on taeal 70 ls he.eiore orde ed that puiliesfjor
- isle' loE lolF clnseoulive weeks, in the Nash
vile Nno on, newspaper Published Ia fbe rifv -
Nashville, ieunesse, nJqn ring said desen9asts n
spesr on me Art DAY oi our next Court 10 ~ held
81 hcMluuNlle, on he 8Ih MONDAY Ia March. iSss
20 pes answer OF demur 10 csmplaiuanfs hli. or
aud set for hearing expsr;e
- J +. MORFORD, C.AA.
leozl-NsT By J, G, Buzs, d. O.
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Els tlablished in 1862.
laSD NOW ABOUT ExTERnG ITS
Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support Of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restors,
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensl and by all who wish to KEEP
posted in the current news of the day
It will give daily the latest political
commercial and miscellaneous intelli
gence from all quarters.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
MapCu Rr7frs IgGs

Ue0Tgo d. UrRnEe,
vs.. Supplemental and Amended Bill q.
Sarah a. Bnh7, ct ais.
n This cause It appearing 70 The satisfaction Of
OF she Clerk and Master that the defendants Sa-
n,h A. Bhbo, Abel Ii. Bilb0, Josephine T. Bibo,
Nancy j. Bilbo, are non residents OF the State OF
tennessee 80 Inst the Ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them u "a therefore or
deTed that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks, IA the Nashville Union, a newspaper pub
nhei IN the city a Nashville, Tennessee, requlr
ING SAID deendants 20 apPear az the next term OF the
ghsncery Court Of Smith county, to he held at The
Court house N Carthage, on the third Monday in
August, 1900, then and tnefe 10 plead, answer or
deniur 10 comPlanants' hiH, or the same will be
tken Tor confessed and set for hearing expsrte As
% Them. d. n CAMpREl1. De M
uareh3g ,F4f
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SS e GOLD AND SILVER ID q
R@ WATCHES. R4

GUS Silver Ware, Diamond Sets and Rings, Ens-
~ lsh silver Ciuet Siants, Butter Coolers, Dinner
aui Ioa serUcos Hnos, Sewing Machines, Vest
Jewc.Iy EC., &C. "
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee
NOVEMBER RULES, ls5J.


X j. hoW0ru, 81 ais
Vsf 0uUnal Bill
John n. Andrews, et als.
W motion Of e0mpiainanls by their soIF1r
aud d appearug 10 he saiIsaction o. the Clara r
Mssters Rom 20 ailega.ion IN compa nnntt o..
That the deiendsnfs James and Peylon Ts7r
francis lgiehart and her husband EtheibEr q
hart, are nOu-resitents Of the stste OF Tenuesss
TT b. Therefore ordered that pcblicaiIon b. 1s
for four consecutive weeks ID the Nashville il7-
newspaper published u the city Of Nashville. o.
curing The SAID deiendanis % appeur 90 nc 30
term o. the BhauaerT Court b be held Or
county Of Perry, AZ The courthouse 10 lhs trl-.
Linden, on the hrst Thursday a ter the 6rst .
day In April mex, then snd there 10 enter thsf -
fence 10 complainnut BAL, OF the same viii b. Q
Ken for confess 4, aud aei for hearing 81 par.
10 them. 4 ~ THOMAS ca.
narchq-ftw
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E,lo,,, ii. bearded with Increasing utcrest,
IN view of Confrmaiory reports as TO the
had condition of the Mhest crop, and hold
ers are standing Cor better figures. The out
side range for superhne we quote zoe high
err. uagine she figures $5a7 a.. Extra Is
quoted al SSa9 %
Vbcst has also advanced, and Is very
s,sringly offered. Boldcrs are asking 81 30
10 81 Tor No. 2 new Red, 50 lea2 ID Cor No.
I aud GA ranges az e 20 60 81 90. There
is no White Offering. lt is 60 be remarked
that there is only moderate demand 20
sustain these figures. such ~ there is being
almost wholly confined 50 millcrs.
Sacked Cora IS in rather better request 10
6aa6Sc. In bulk it il steady at '3c ioc bo.h
Oats are s selling at s5as6s for No. 2-s9a
40c for No. 4.
I've IS steady 81 6oa6sc for rejected, csa
zoe Tor No. :. and a5 81 zoe Cor Me- 4.
Barley is quiet al the old quotations.
Whisky Is Kept Of 81 - Tor free, eic for
bonded, as nominal figures.
Cotton is quiet % 32e-
clover Seed BE- very quiet, with no demand
In tho large way, s. % is the ruling quota
ton.
Holders Of Provisions were generally too
sHH in their positions to-day 60 admit of
mech trading There was fair disposition
90 take staff al lately quoted figures. bus 10
was not met Mess Pork is not offered at
less than SIS 80, nor is much 10 be- had a.
that
Lard Is held firmly atlS'aalS'Ec.
Bulk Meats are held at loal5o tor Shout
ders aud sides, with no deposition GA the
part OF buyers yet manifested 70 pay these
figures.
Bacon shoulders bear nominal quotation
az l2c; Sides az IA ac, and clear sides l57. "a
Ice.
Hams remain as heretofore quoted.
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Original Attachment. No 2g4

1oiin a. hHIgan Fs. Andey Milsaps.
IT appearing from the af5asvt filed in this case
thsf he defendant conceas himself or atsconds
ihst he ordinary process cannot be served on him.
lt y therefore ordered that publication be male Tor
to0r successive weeks IN the Nashville Union. no.
ntytns tns sud kndey hilsaps 70 appear befare
sohn Mn :, aJustiee 81 he Peace II ksfisoaVille
Monroe couDiy, Tennessee. on the 10th day OF
Ju1e, lses. 70 answer ten SBd there the said At
iachmtnt a. the law directs, or the same viii b
taken a. confessed and hearu ex paF.e Is 70 hin.
Tins the sth day Of DooembsT, 1855.
nAriS-itw JOHN MINIS, ].
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sAMARITAH'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
HACTc e.
EASES, &c.

For Syphilis or Veneresl Diseases, the Samari-
tan's Root and Herb Juices Is the most potent GER
tain and gffectual remedy ever prescribed lt reach
and eradieates every particle Of the venerea poi-
son, 20 that the cure Is thorough and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy and be hsales,
and dc not transmit TO your Posterty that for which
you may repent IN after years.
DO NOT DEsPAIRf
Although you may be pronounced incurahle the
samRritans Root and Herb Juices win remove
every veshge Of impurities nom the system IS well
IS al the bad effects Of Mercury.
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Fl M Waterson.
THE CLERK and Msster, in obedience to decree
rendered in this csuse It the March term OF the
Cbancery Court * hcMnnyille, Tennessee, 1855, I
will sell at public act on, on the premises in the
town of McMinnVille, on MOnosy, 2st Of May next,
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No. 236.

FOR skLE-457S feet, corner Vine and Union
streets, opposite the residence Of Mrs. Ex- Pie
sldent 20 K Price 500 per foot. A noble spot ior
fins residence.
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No. 266-

ERoR sALE-FRtAfE HOUSE IN EdgeHeid o
~ fOod rooms, los 5ixl7o, third house on Gaila
tn Pike Prree s. 800 ~ 300 each balance III ons
year interest aud lien. Apply 10
ID. G. sCOVEL, Real Estate Agsnt
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We, the undersigned, have this dsy adopted The
EDnte fstes loT advertising 20 which We bind our.
selves strictly n adhara-
hAshN LIE UNION PRINTING CO.
John WALLACE, for shs lsstaleA-
bAkhf, WlNHAM a co. foT Psst.
BILL, JONES a co, for Gazette
melville. TEsN.. Sept q, 1865,
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No. 266-

LNOR sAlaE--BRlCk DWELLING o. 4 rooms,
~ dining room. kitchen au6 servants room. Lot
suEli0 North Market street next anufh Oh al,geIInn
l1rneriy occuped BY N. FeFsrs. Price s.. go
sS,otD cash balance n and 2 ytars.
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In Chancery at Huntington, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, 1855.
JJ&BM BurOw,
VS.. Bill
n 4 Ffu--,.-

IN This ca0se. i appearing 10 the Clerk and Mas
te', that The defendants Hann lsl kaaer Marital
hader and his ie Mary, Brssari, Hiii,ard Fort
ana vie EliHaheth, John Souners ard sfls Maria
9ohn, Banks n and Eieu0rah Bascam, aad Nato-
ieon sonegss children Of John and Mariba. Rapo-
iesn burrOW AID child % bauks n are not citizsns
q this siaie, but q The stats 81 ArEnsss aad also
Edward Keen and vie Msrandh, Napoleoa u
May, John 8, and Virginia Keea, q, fsndants are
non-nesldenis q ne state Of Tennesses, 50 that
TIE ordinary process Of law cannot Be ssiysd upoo
them:
H y ihersiore ordered that pu1iiclfion Re rns5e
ior iouf see -essive weeks, il ne NishTals UaioB
newspaper Published IN the city Of Nashville, re-
curing SAID defendants 10 Hppear ct next es1i- -
oe held ~ the courthouse IN the toEa Of Hun ing.
don, Tenn on The first Monday in August nerf
then sne there % PLEAD, answer % demur 70 conn
painAai : ~, or he same viii Be- taken cor coates.
sed ~ % them and set or haarine * psrts.
apriV-alg sW HAWKINS, @ an.
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Chansery Sales at NIcMinlVlIIe

In Chancery at NeMinnville, Tenn.
FIX B.ii and VIM 7 White, Ez'rsof VIM White,
deceased,
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No 0RA-

LfOksALE-0ne and q hsir Story BRICK HOUSE,
u 70. i61 wet side % South Cherry sirset, COS
Afls q four Ioome--tEO up, and two d0wa stairs.
hydrant wafer, good fence, suore-room and closet
Lol aixl61 Prise 5,o0o-- 81 0l9 cash, balance III
and y months interest and len
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yingnesr the Depot al Mem lunvile on a crefit a
twelve months. Sold on twelve months credit 10
avoid the right or redemption, al me instance 81
Complainant Bond ami tecurtJ vii be required,
and 3 len retained.
). 2. MORFORD, Clerk 4 Master.
apIlll-GlE. prs fee S 90
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fkRAS or sBBsORIPuoE.
KITS OF ADVKRUsTEa-
sV DtkkIISkRE In DETAIL,
TIE RATES WILL BIZ "A FoI.TovVs.

Advertisements in the Special Column 6rsf time
from ] 10 lines, 81 O0-eaeb s5ditin5,.I n -. 81
eenls subsequent INSERTIONS 10 cents pcr line. In
Local column, hrsi time from 70 3 lines. 81 o.
tons, Is cent? per hne
A. sds-lt,seh enis occupying special position,
"a al a01he column advertisements, will be
ehA'sea ga per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL notice.
Elh be charged Al the regular advertising rates
Ana dust inFsrsoiy be psidi n advance, or no in.
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HloR hEhT--A new Frame HOUSE Of 8 rooms.
- 10 North Nashville. near he residence OF Mr.
F. X. Cheatham. Price 500 per annum.
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DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, April Is, 1866.

DAiAsh UNION OfFlGEB
Nashville, April rs, 1866.
Business dull in the city, and quotations
would be almost out Of the question. The
following, however, is near the figures as
possible;
ArFLEs-S7 O0G9 y bbl.
BkGGIEG-30c per yard.
BALE ROPE-liemp 22c.
BEEF-Dried Poe per 10
BAolN- Clear sides Ice: shoulders
I4ci Sugar cured hams 24c = n.
Country hams zoe.
CANDLES - Tallow Il a l9e; Star 10 @2o
per IN.
C0RS MEAr-per bush, 81 90.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, 25a2Ic. per h.
COFFEE 49, Prime Rio, 27g 29c. per 10.
FLOUE-For best superine s. 80; extra
family SIl 0O@I2.
FEED-Corn ma sacks in store, s5CI00c y
bush, Oats, new black, Ia store, 55lgGOc y
bush Hay, new Timothy, ha,d pressed, SZl
gS22 per ton
HmEs. Green, &C.. y n; dry flint, 10
aI2c. v ID sheep skins, 5O@sOc. each.
mos, by the Ton-Flat Bar, = 60 g inch
10 I inch, &c per n; Dandy Tire, - by Is
10 I9z by Is 10 u inch, nc per n; Band
iron, 2 to q by = 30 $40 inch, 734c per h
Round and Square, ] 20 % inch &c per %
Horse Shoe, scrap, assorted sizes, Slse per
NJ Nail Rod, superior quality, equal 10 best
Swiss, I41le per ID ) Hoop Iron, "a to
inch, &c por n.
LEArHER,-Oak tanned sole leather, Gin
ciBnati, 55e = n i; do. do. country, 45c.
en-; skirting 50@55. h harness li@ l5c.
Pn bride per doz. S50a55 upper 400
50; Kip skins S70ae0; ealfskins s4Oa65.
bARD-Firm, 20@22e.
IUnBER-Floorng, per 1909 # SIS $50
Rough clear Pine, so 10 as0i flalned Gear
Pine $50 10 see.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, 81 . por gallon.
Nsus--SS SO for l0d, I'D, 3 d, 4Odi 50d,
for iohbing lots; an advance Of use. for small
er lots. Bgada and Fencing Nails same
prices at Nails Of same size. Spikes cut 3
10 inches, 81 90 per keg.
ONroNs-S8(a5 per bbl.
guoARs-N. O.Sugar in ahds 10 17alHc.; IN
bbls. I7a2ec; crushed, granulated, ana pow
dered 2OM23 per H.; Cohee sugar l5alyc.
SyKur-(iolden 81 see gal. in 5sbbls.
s4T-per Dbl, bushel bbls, 81 20.
sFFps-rimothy 81 90 bushels Herds
Grass "a Blue Grass - Orchard Grass -
DO. Glover Seed So 60 y bushel.
WufsEY.- Bourbon, puTe,sS OOa1, Imitation
50 5Ga2 IS; Bohertson,pure Saai 50, imtta-
lion ~ bOas Common kecbhed 81 -; APP
ME and Peach Brandios, old S5a7 new 4G1
4 Sol Irish whisky 5 10 Cognao Brandy,
pure. Y5m20; COgnac BrHndy, domestic,
Sgs4 so: Port ana Sherry Wines S4aSi
oh.r,pa,ne Wines S25a45.
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FEMALES Il
FEMALEsII

FEmALESli FEmALESl
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the Root snd Herb Juices Is most hap
PLY adapted, IN liberated Uterus 10 Whites. in
bearing down, Railing OF The Womb, Delplity, and
for all complaints incident TO the sex Sent by ax-
press. Price, 81 per bottle.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES, 1866
Reuben Holeugn,
". y. sill.
81 IL u IL

Reuben Holensn
v. sill.
Sarah Da ly, ct ais
IL this cagse IL appearn 10 the Clerk a Master,
from mpisinsut's bll, KhCh is to, that de-
fendauts Augtlne Holeman, Jane Holman a ID New
ton lilo em8n, children aud heirs at aw Of Elizabeth
holenan. deceased, and Alexander aiy, are non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
them: lt 70 therefore ordered that publication be
made for four succe siye weeks, in the Nashville
Union, paper published In the city Of Nashville,
requiring said defendants 10 appear n the next term
ni the Chsncery Court for OyertJn county, at LiV-
ingsion, Tenn, the first Monday Of Angus {,
next, OS66) AID peal, 10 ansEer or demur COM
plsinsnts b. }, the same will be taken for cen
le-sed and sci ior hearing eX parte.
sprl5-W4s J. W. WRIGHT, G. 4 NJ.
NOTICE -HsWng suggested to The Clerk Of the
~ County Court OF smith county, the insolvency
Of the estate Of 6 " House, De, ea-ed, ] hereby
notify all persons having claims against the said
iae TO file them with the Clerk Of said Court OF
before the fct Of october next for rata of said
csifte, properly authenticated, they will be for
ever barred. nnd 81 persons Indebted TO SAID es-
e. will come forward and make payment imme-
diately. Thus, ATnl 9 a, 1896
3 T C SMITH, Admir-
aprt0-Wits Of & W House. Decd.
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The efficacy Of these remedies is alike aekno8l-
edged by physicians and patients. 1hsy are used
in the .. s. Hospitals, and By their real merit have
gained the appreciation OF the most able surgeons
fstlsnt take notice Inc ingredients are known
10 the physicians who Use them, as yon will see by
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES. 1866.

MARCH RULES. 1866.
Jesse Roberts, et ais
" Attachment bin.
+. N. Cullom, ct ale.
II tnls cause . appearing to The satisfaction Of
tne Cierk and Master, that ths President Of ihf
hIaaeh o he Bank 81 Louisville at EurkesyiIie
hentneky, one OF tbs defendants, Is a non-re i
Gent Of the State Of Tennessee, 50 that lie or.
alhafJ process Of law cannot be served upou
h1In u = therefore ordered that publication ts
Msde ior four c0n-ecuuFe weeks in the Nashville
Union newspaper patti he'd On the efty Of Nash
fHiet TENNESSEE requiring said defendsnt 10 ap-
At - me next term Of ne Chaacsry Cogr for Over
Ton county, 20 be held DO Livingston on r. q frt Non
Gay OF August next (is6G and plead, ansEer OF
aemur e eompiananfs bll, or the same wil be
Aken Tor CONFESSED a. 10 him, and set for hearing
ex parte. j. WRIGHT &c M
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LFk VIM H Argo,

In Chsncery at MCMinnvilIe, Tenn.
" II SMART.
vs.
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II Dhlith COuhty circuit Court
0etober Rules. In Clerks Omee. February "a lsec
J BILL fof D5v,,roo
hsrtha Jane Hugdes.
On motion Of complainaneE sol citor in this cause
y appearing % the Hstsaction q the Clerk on n
dafi thst deieHdaat d anOH-resident Of Tennessee
~ y thefsi3re Ordered that notice be given By pub
lIcatiOn ia TIE Nashville Union 4 pey3.uapsS ur,b
iishea ID the city Of Nashville Iennes ee four sue.
eesslke Weess, reqniring said Martha Jane Hughes
20 appear before the next Circuit Coust of Smith
county, tennessee, setting &C the Court house in
Carthage On the 4ih Monday IN March next 1866.
tnen and there % plead, dfmur or snsEer 10 com.
Fainants oiip or the same viii Be taken ior con-
esaei and SCI IOWA for hearing eEparte a. b her.
WI. J. CLEVELAND, Clerk
ieu1f WI per J. r. WuErvsog u G.
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