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DR.. L. l. COLEMAN

IL As RkM0 " Ed FROM CHERRY STREET
II 20 No. go corner Of Church ami McLe-
more sfrsets, where al who may desire biz see
vieee - fhysician may Gnd him
Or. telemqn has. IN connection With has 0iice
a peat and elegant Drug Store. containing we'll
selected stock Of
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IN. PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF TIA
Chancery Cdurt at Nashville In the above
named cause, / will sell at the Court House II
Nashville, on ~.
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Why Delay purchasing your Coal until you
are entirely out and the weather biting cold.
when knight Bros, No. AZ Church street. are
selling their choice Round Coal at ONLY So 90
PER LOAD, delivered in any part of the city.
does Il
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a and Others.
IN. PURSUANCE or A DECREE OF THE
= ChaneerY Court nj Nashville IN the above
named ease will again offer 40 public saia
az the Courthouse az Nashville, on
saturday. December sOth, 1860.
The property owned By the late firm OF Ellis 4
Moore, and formerly owned By Dr. b. r. Scott
being Lots Nos. 9. 10 aud N, near the Buena
Hta Springs. These Lots front 40 yards ou
the Buena Vista turnpike road and run back
between parallel lines 275 yards Lot No a.
contains - acres and 81 poles, ami has upon n
aWeil-built and beautiful Brick Cottage. con
tanning nine rooms, and furnishsd with aii the
modern Improvements. Thsout-hnUses smoke
house, stables. etc, are substantially built Of
prick. On Lot No, y. Is an Artesian we'll which
furnishes IN abundant supply Of water A plsi
o. these lands may be seen NJ my office. Pureha-
sers are requested 70 examine the property. h
Is an elegant suburban residence and the
grounds are well adapted Tor a Market Harden.
Nursery, etc. Tr.H
TEkMS.--0ns-third Of the purchase noney Ia
cash. and the residue on credits Of one aud tWo
years, with Interest from date Notes requirei
with apprOyeN security and q lien retained
sale Tree from redemption. r...
MORTON 3. HOWELL.
deeS-td Clerk and Master
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A ARD. -F,-.T
HAVING SOLD TO MESsRs. ORR BROS. OUR
H stsek Of Groceries, Liquors, etc, i've take plea.
sure In Recommending than 10 our friends and Gus
toners as every way worthy Of their confidence and
patronage. SfRATTON, CHENEY 4 ROY
.ectl4-ln III -nuIL 10 LIZ ~
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HUNTRATH Il SCHIFF,
dec2-AJt 81 % Union street
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II OAA II To
y FOR
P
: Saturday, Dec. 20. 1866.
D. =, Gleayes, Adm Es The Heirs anil
Creditors Of =. <. ZollicoHer, decd
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF rus
Il Chancery Court az Nashville IN the ab5V.
Former purchaser 20 comply With he terms M
the sale. will again offer 10 public sale, at he
Court House. on
Saturday. December 90. 1855.
| The former residences Of the late Gen. T. n. Zol-
heoHer, ro9unE g. ieet on High street, and
running BACK Ilg feet % an II foot alley.
Ihis property is ven known. and is in the most
desirable portion Of the aity for residences. The
purchaser VIII be put into possession imme,li.
atelN upon complying with the terms Of sale.
e me purchaser viii be required 20 pay 0ne-
iourth CASH, ard execute notes for the residue.
SuS az one ana I've years with interest from the
thetr payment, The sale is without rcdcnpfion
MORION B. HOWELL. e. and d.
James L. Armstrong ct ais ". Robert VI
Porter ct ais.
Is, PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Ohancery Court at Nashville On ne ahov-
Raned cause. VIII sell at the Court House M
Nashville on
Saturday. DrcemOer -. 1856.
ne ne tg9, store Houses aud Lots on the south
sue oi the Public Square. n; present OccupieI
~ Nike Powers and j. A. j. E0se as Clofbiye
stores. These lots each front p feet aT5 m,
h pssS ~ tset' and are entirely covered with
THE FERNs or SltE are $50 upop each LOT
eash, and the residue upon credits of one AMI
we years. Notes required with approved serI,
r,lty. and lien retained. Sale free ffSm re-
uenPuop MORTON B. HOWELL
ueeo-o Clerk and Master
Peter Anderson vs.. AIeRoberts c Mckee
II. PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
- ..af 80 Court az nashville in above named
5 III Whi oHer at the Court House az Nash
Saturday. December ~. 1856.
The following Lots in the Craishsad Plan. ryipy
Ne V, miles from Nashville, on ne Gsllatin Tan
Let No: /, containing 50 seres and 10 pol.s
~ H99hqng % the 6allatin Turnpike. upoB
inca a 4 itaated the cd CFaighsad residence
hot Noie containlng acres and Up poles. and
ing IN the rear Of lot No.l
t q S sre me lots formerly purchased By Dr.
TkRMS-Crsdits Of g. Il and IS months With
lterest rom day Of sale. Notes reUnirej rifh
i pPr S security and a lien retained. Sale
zee rom reaeinption.
,a MORTON B. HOWELL
"eee-" tri ... Clerk and Master
.ucy Ann Marshall and others ". Walter
Marshall and others.
n. PURSUANCE or DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court at Nashville In above pam.I
use will sell at the Court House At Nash
lie, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1866
be House and part 0 { Lot No. sc, routinxg
y on Line street, and running back Ifn feet
ing iust abuve Ms. Peek's Spring
Also, Lot lyiRg back Of above mentioned I,t
lntlng ~ feet, and extending back 20 feet h,
epPalrSds hne, being part Of Lot No. s..
1 hhMS: One third Cash and the residue. on
adlts OF SIX and twelve months with inferrsf
,m day Of sale, and lien retained. Sale irea
IN redemption,
a MORTON B. HOWELL.
ieeo-tus Clerk and Master
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Totals......-......--......-.....-~5ll.42 4s.ss1
The following will SLOW the stock Of cot
ton in the interior towns not including the
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Noble d. Ellis vs.. Susannah Moore and
and others.
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John T. Tucker, Wharfmaster, reported
the amount collected for the month Of No
vember, 1866, S379 so, on which his CON-
missions amounted 10 $50 81, leaving
1922 So, for which he filed the Treasurer
receipt. fa -
John L. Glenn, water tax collector, re-
ported the following collections for the two
weeks ending December 10, 1866: S2,I5I IS,
from which deduct bis commission Of FIVE
per cent, Sl07 CO. leaving S2,044 15 for
which he filed the Treasurers receipt.
The report Of A. v. Rutland, City Reye-
nue. Collector, wasiiled, showing the amount
Of collections from November 10Th to De-
eennber II, 1866, at Sl4,89O 70, leaving
1896 &c subject to the order of the Board
Of Education. Paid over to the Treasurer,
as shown by his receipt, S1I ,S08 &c.
The report Of Rufus Henry, City Treas
urer, was received and shows as follows:
Total amount Of receipts from No
- vember - DecemberIl, ls65...... Sl20.620 81
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William Lipscomb vs.. s +. Jones and
others.
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Pork was selling in small lots in this
market yesterday at 93@lOc net. Large
lots could not be sold at these figures. There
viii be a much larger number of hogs
slaughtered in Middle Tennessee this sea-
son than last, and whether the farmers will
have much or little bacon to sell next spring
and summer, it is very certain that there
will not be so many buyers, for the reason
that more Of the consumers will this year
raise their own hogs and cure their own
bacon, 0 Thislwill Of coufse eheapen the
article TO non-producers. There is no proba-
bility that Bacon will command ANYTHING
like the price next year that it did this
The Cincinnati Gazette of the. 10Th inst
has the following in regard to the prospect
OF the trade in hogs aud hog products.
The pork trade. which was expected TO absorb
a great deal ofmoney. has not amounted 10 mueh
SO far. In the first place the reeeipts arc less
than last season, when the business was unusual
~ late. and the price is Sc uer head lower fho,
was anticipated, Besides, .droyers are parkinr a
considerably number Of hogs on their own Sc-
count, on which they are. in many eases. asking
no hdvances. Asc0mpared with the two preyi-
Gus seasons there Is difference In favor OF buy-
ers Of 1Og0O per cent. The quotations on the
sth OF December, to which we append the Drice
WDNa q nFrlrlD ara toll
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II pursuance Of decree Of the Ohaneery Court
. az y ashVlilo. In above uamed case, I viii ELI
81 the Courthouse. y Nashville. on
Saturday. DeesnsBer ~. 1850.
q lot on Spring street. IN Edrsseld. described
ioll0Ss: Beginning on Spring street. af the
corner Of part Of iet sold 10 sani1 Sparkmau
ana cunning thence along Spring street toward
the Whites Creek Turnpike road ~ feet ID I,
stone thence a. right angels from said street Ia
teet . the southern line Of lot No. z In Wsi
nores plan Of Edgeheld; thence with said lin.
east go feet % Sparkman's corner. thence ggib
SpaIkman's line 10 the beginni1g"
TERMS Six months creditsnofe requireI
with two approved securities bearing infsre-f
from day Of sale. ana a lien retained gala a..
from Tedemption. MORTON b. HOWELL.
-. aes ,-la !. ----.-- Clerk add Master.
Ellen Desha ". Thomas Russell e aIa-
TN- PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF TN
= ChanceFy Court AZ Nashville in the above
named nan sause, l viii sell at the CourihouTs IN
MELVILLE, on
saturday, December %, 1866.
lract Of land containing Is acres. on the wafer
q Indian sud MIL Creeks In the sixth civil
DMlriet q Davidson county adjoining TIE
lands n kobt. Maydcld. John Briley, Tibiths
Bend Newton BrileY and Others. See particular
aessT1 Psion % Book No. 30. page 81. q TIE
TERMS " SALE-Six months credit. Note
lien retained Sale ffpe from refempiiso.
ases-la - Clerk add Master.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Prof PFRtt's Dancing school. oppO-
site the Maxwell House. Cherry street. This
place Of resort has become standard and sue
eessful Institution for thorough knowledge Of
the calestheRie art. It is not for the dancing
taught that makes this place successful. but for
ats complete knowledge Of the exercises and
various movements brought into reeuisitiOn.
gained By the pupil. As for teaching Of dancing
and everything pertaining to its parts, Mr.. Pratt
has not his equal this side Of the Atlantic Thi;
School. for new beginners. meets every Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday nights. We would re-
mark to those whom it concerns to commence
Immediately, a. no better opportunity ever will
Re offered. decli-st
A Corner Store 90 E.et.-One Of tn
best locations in the city. Inquire at @. Rice q
a. = n.nl- N
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ARCHER CHEATHAM & Co.
KLINE a SHERMAN. -Fsa-
X. =. CHRATHAM A Co. k
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MUNICIPAL.


Meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen.
The Board metlast evening in regula
session, President Cheatham in the chair
and the following members present: Alder
man Creighton, Chiffon, Sloan, Kinney
Thompson, Ambrose and Kirscher. The
minutes Of the last meeting we're read and
approved. ~ p y VAN 4 U NAJ
Reports being in order the following
were presented: 90
The Finance COMMITTEES reported &C
counts TO che amount Of Sl6,a84 81, which
were on motion allowed
RObt. G. Foster, Ord Recorder, reported
the following collections from October 15th
1866 the day he entered upon the duties
OF his Office, to November &c, 1866, incln-
sive with the receipt Of Rufus Henry,
Treasures, annexed
From Merchants hcsnses....--..~...... .Sl.692 80
IRON Merchants surplus returns l.2lb 81
frOm fines and penalties..--.-........--4 4. n -
FROM aEdn liceuaes f94 80
Prom dray md cart licenses ........i...-. 1872 50
FROM hack licenses. .-.--.,,.....----r...-. 322 50
From PerQusites In excess Of salary 1t
tia rate ofe40O per mOnth-.--...---.~-s-~ : - 90
Total collections 80 GO
An Of which is respectfully SiibHiitted. ,
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saturday. Derpmber 90 Ises
saturday. Drcemeer -. ,sss

Is. PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court at Nashville In ne ah5y1-
Ramed cause. VIII sell at the Court House af
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saturday. Dssrnber ~. 1859.

N pursuance q decree Of the Chancery Court
= az = nashville. IN above named ease, I will ssli
81 the Courthouse. ~ Nashville, on
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Wines ~ From the LoSawORFH Vineyard
and Wine House. Cincinnati.
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N PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF tbs
Il Chancery Court % Nashville IN the above
named cause, and by reason Of the failure af ne
loormer purchaser % comply with the terms nf
ne sale, viii again offer no public sale at the
Court House, on
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FROM 10 TO 95 PER CENT. SAVED
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, Dec. %, 1866.

j. f. Gleaves, Admir-. IS. the Helm. ami
Creditors Of +. K. ZollicoGer. decd.
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AUCTION sale
OF
Government Property

orFICE ASSISTANT QUARrERwAsTFR. D
NASHyILLF, TENNESSEE.
Dapaunkor 1Qfs
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Carolina ..........,,......20
Commercial Bank.......I2
Exchange Bank..........,l6
Farmers and EXchangs
Bank ........,,.....,..... s
Merchants Bahk........eJ
Peoples Bank. g
Platter Rank Of Fair
diald 10
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saturday. December s0th, 1880.
Bsttie W. Lowell vs. Francis NJ. Murrell.

MORTON b. HOWELL.
dee5-td a Clcrk and Master
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A gARD,

Central Railroad BaAk5s
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Of "Spoons,' lie was very fierce to
dcfcnsclcss people, That required no
courage People who were within our
lines, aud whose protectors were gone
he was very harsh to them, 1t is
true, their protectors had no right to
go, and they deserved, perhaps, all they
got, but no brave man would take adj
vantage ofthat kind against women and
children and Gen. Butler is the only
man that ever did it. understand he
complimcntcd me in his speech to-day.
lie says he approves some things that
! said. lie approves Of my PROPOSE
lion to give the negroes the ballot, who
had fought, rs well as had, Well, |
can't return the compliment about fight
ing, for every negro in the army fought
better than Butler did, Cheers /
was willing to aid negroes then, but
have never seen the time in my life
when / preferred negro to a white
man, for anything. Applause, |
have never sccn the time that ] would
have voted to give the negro $500
bounty and the white man only 800.
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WHY JEFFERSON DAvIs's CHILDREN
ARE AT A CATHOLIC CONvENT.-A letter
writer who visited jeff Davis narratcs
the following incident.
The coming of the little child into
the inner cascmate, and climbing into
his fathers arms, who had just leaned
from the sofa, gave occasion to Mrs
Davis to make some remarks about her
other children, particularly those in
Canada. Bishop Green an Episcopal
Bishop then remarked that he would
not have ventured to introduce tho sue
iect, but as Mrs Davis had done so her
self, he felt bound to say, rs n Bishop
of her own chosen church, he did not
think she acted entirely wise in sending
her children to a convent 20 be taught.
Mrs Davis replied: 81 was in Georgia,
and had no money. No institution of
nv own church offered to teach my
poor children One day three Sisters
Of Charity came to see me and brought
me five gold dollars, all the money they
had in the world. They almost forced
me to take the money, hut ! did not.
They then offered to take my children
TO their school in the neighborhood of
Savannah, where the air was cool, and
they could be comfortably cared for du-
ling the summer months. Then come
an offer from q convent school in Can
ada, whittier, when l got permission
from the Government, which was not
without great trouble and difficulty, /
took them. II is true l do not wish
them TO be Roman Catholic. These
good people were the first ~ Offer me
their help. / will never cease to be
grateful to them for II"
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Sale Of Land.
q ~ NJ H,lt .l,as-.

Sale Of Lend.
w. b.. & T. W. Holt, adm'rs,
vs.
Caroline Holt, ct ais.
Petition to sell land.
By virtue OF q decree Of the County
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, pronoun-
ccd ut its October term, 1866, ! will, on
Wednesday, 3lst, inst-
on the premises. sell to the highest bidder,
Oh a credit Of six twelve and eighteen
months, (e4eept the sum Of soto be paid
in cash,) the tract Of land of which j. II.
Holt died possessed, containing III acres
subject to the widows dover. The Wild
owls dover has been laid OIL, leaving %
acres to be sold.
said land is situated In Franklin county.
Tenn. district No. Z, OF the waters Of Rock
Creek, and will be sold together, or divi-
drd, if wished. ,
Notes with approved security will be re-
guired. and Il lien retained until the pur-
chase money Is paid.
o.ti n
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the delusive idea that they will In this
way stand higher in the social scale
than If they became carpenters orpain'
lcrs, There are probably hundreds OF
clerks in this city, Mt the present time,
who are ont Of employment, and would
gladly accept situations ut from twelve
to fifteen dollars per week, when, II
they had taken the wiser curse Of ac'
curing n trade, their services would bc
in demand at double these rates, Mer,
chants advertising for clerks or sales,
men will be overrun with applicants,
even where the positions offer small pc
cuniary Inducements, Whyonc form
Of laborshould be considered SO much
more honorable than another, we are at
Il loss to understand, In Europe this
distinction docs not exist in SO great a
degree. II is the custom in Prussia for
the sons Of the royal family to be in
structcd in some landicrall, The pres
cnt crown prince and heir to the rrus.
sian throne, selected the printers trade,
and probably, if in some imaginable re
verse Of circumstances, crowns become
at Il discount, he could arm Il fair liv-
ing rs a compositor, The young prince
imperial Of France is being Instructed
in the same trade, under the charge Of
M adcpt in the art. Whether this is u
caprice of the young gentleman, or Il
part Of the imperial scheme Of cduca
ton, it is certainly avery sensible an
rangcmcnl. The career of Prince Eu.
gene may be rs cvcntfU! and cNangcluI
as that Of his father, and he may yet
find he ability to DO something useful
not without its advantages. 1t would
be well if our rich men would display
the same good sense and foresight
Too often their sons are brought up
with no other view than that Of spend.
inc the iortm cs which their fathers
have accumulated, and should these be
lost, by speculation or otherwise, the
heirs cXpcctant are thrown upon the
world with expensive tastes, and no
means of earning wen the ncccsSaricS
Of life. a good trade, thoroughly &c
CURED, would not only give sense Of
security, but the time spent in acquir-
would promote physical vigor,
and employ time which might other
wise be spent in somc form Of dissipa-
ton.
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Arkansas Lands
FOR

A very desirable tract Of land lying
near Lake village, Cbilot county, Arkan-
sas, containing loss acres, $50 acres in fine
state ofrultivation-the balance well TIM
bered.
There. Is upon the place q good dwelling
and al necessary OutbOuses, and an entire
new Gin Ilouse. This IL first quality cot
ton land, and. " it'll q sufficient number Of
employees In u year the purchaser can
pay TOT The place and all necessary exper-
scs. This place Is ten miles from the Mis-
sissippl nver. and four miles from Lake
village, The county site. and in q No. enc
n~eighborhood. This land is owned and
occupied by Robert Tickell, who has a sui.
nciency Of stock to carry Oh the same. and
isanxious to sell all. There are now a lot
OF NO. one hands on the plantation. and the
purchaser could retain the same hands.
ANY person desiring a valuable planta-
non IN this locality. for further particulars,
would DO well la call on the uidersit ned.
LIS. SIMS. Real Estate Agent.
Winchester. Tenn.
or ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH.
-, Real Estate Agents, Nashville.
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~" All foreign advertisers must pay in
advance. 1t will be useless to send ldver-
tiscmcnts with the request to publish and
send bill" Patent medicine manlfactl-
rrrs must pay according to published rates,
and in no instance will their special no
tees be published except ut 20 cents per
line for each Insertion.
-" Our Agents are notified that 1t will
be useless to take advertisements for us at
less than the above rates. and they must add
thereto Meh' commission. POSITIVELY No
CREDIT. OR BARTER.
~" Advertisements for all charitable
purposes charged at regular rates. Here
lotore newspaper men have been expected
to contribute in proportion TO the public,
and then if they charged for their work, it
was locked upon as cXtortion. As well
ask a merchant to give money and charge
nothing iorhis goods.
20" All communications to advance the
interests of any individual. or corporate
body. must be paid for as advertisements.
We shall determine for ourselves what is
for the public benefit, and what ought to
20 in our columns.
o." Obituaries will be charged for at ad-
yrrlisinG rates.
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Learning aTrade,

The New York Sun has an article
under the heading of Royalty Learn
ing a Trade" which might justly be
commended to the attention Of our
young men. The writer says:
That probably three boys out of four
prefer 10 enter the comting-room, or
ma q place behind the counter, under
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STOLEN,

EROM the subscriber. living near NAYS
Il vile. Ala. on the 9TH inst. a SORREL
HORSE. about Is hands high. branded on
both shoulders W. j. L.. back sore. was un-
shod. has had flstula and the neck crest fall
len and Is about 10 years old. I will pay
80 Tor the horse, and s25 for the thief.
w. j. L.AWLER.
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.

Forty Dollars Reward.
INIE above reward will be paid for the
apprehension and delivery TO me ofthe
following named prisoners Who broke iail
on Sunday night 9th inst.
JOHN BALLARD.
WASHINGTON MILLER,
JAS. TUCKER.
THOS. BRIMAGE.
Ten dollars reward Il offered for the an
prehension and delivery Of either of tic
above named prisoners.
- MICHAEL CUSTER.
may1 WI Tailor Franklin C.,
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NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency Of the
estate Of Thomas Logan. deed, notice il
hereby given to all who have claims
against sain estate to file the same with the
clerk of the county Court OF Franklin
county. within the time present. c 4 by law.
or the same vi i'll he barred.
MRS, JANE LOGAN,
aug2Stf Administrative.
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july7-tt|
NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency. Of the
estate of John X. Galloway. notice Is here
by given to all who have claims against
said estate. to file the same with the Clerk
of the County court OF FRANKLIN county.
Tenn. on or before the lst day Of February
1861. or the same will DO barred.
JAMES COUCH, Admir-.
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HOME JOURNAL.

TrRMs.---Vllrrc dollars p%rrannum, inva-
riably in advance; Six months, two dol
lars: three months, one dollar and twenty
five cents. No subscription received for Il
loss nnriuu lhau llrrn months.