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Marshafs Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ OF & IA, 10 me directed, from
ID the Circuit Court Of United States, for the Md
die District Of Tennessee, issued 1t its October
tenn, 1865, / win on Saturday, the l4th day Of April,
1866, commencing at 10 O'Clock a n, sell stsPubiic
Auction, to he highest bidder, for cash in hsnd, at
ths Court hou- e oorin Nashville, Davidson county,
all the right title, interest, claim and estate which
J. B. Phi Ow has m and 10 The following described
real estate, w A 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,
aad on the waters Of Little Blgby creek, beginning
ore pole East Of the creek az a Sycamore; thence
North IS degrees, West 50 poles 10 q stake; thence
West l3i poles TO a stake, oak, ash and elm pointers;
thence south iI3 poles 10 a stake and d1gwoCd 70
Gideon Pillows hnei thence East 243 poles 70 an
Elm and black walnut thence North 8 degrees, West
g poles 70 a box elder; thence North II degrees,
West 90 poles 10 an ash; thence TO The beginning;
containing IN ssid bounds l57 acres, more or less, 10
satisfy an execution against said Pillow and WI.
Dale. and in favor Of Cochran & Co.
mar6-w4t Err. GLASCOCK, NJ. N. !. 7.
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part Of those looking 70 this market for their
supplies Of sound grain, OF our wheat being
injured by importati ms Of unsound whe I
from the Chicago market. The Chief In
spector makes the following certificate:
"This certi6es that there have been tbir-
iy three cars of Wheat only received in this
market from Chicago since December LIST,
1865, and that Of these ~thiriy-three cars,
twelve have been condemned as Of too poor
quality to pass under any grade established
by the Chamber Of Commerce Of this city,
and have in no instance passed into any Of
our elevators, but AVE either been taken
from the track to distilleries, or TO sheds
around the city.
OF the remaining twenty-one cars, one
has graded No. /, eleven No. 2, nine reject
ed; all Of which have been fully up to our
standard grades.
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The New York Commercial Of Saturday af-
teruoon SAYS:
"The trade in dry goods continues ex-
tremely dull. There Is no confidence IN
prices among buyers, and quotations Of do
iur-tIc cotton goods have still further de-
clIued. standard sheetings being now held at
"a cents. while prints are lGlZ cent lower
than a week ago. The trade in foreign dry
goods b. stll done almost exclusively
through the auction rComi and few goods
can be sold better than at d loss. There
have ben some failures among small firms
during The week
In the same paper we read the following;
1.-THE effect of the decline IN gold upon
tbe manufacturing interests is indicated by
the TACT that a lew days since a large manu-
I-.fr-,ng house at Providence, i. l., failed
iar about 81, 900, zoe, through having on
bsuJ i. large amount Of cotton purchased at
b,.b rri.es. and also d heavy stock OF man
uiactufed goods
The journal Of Commerce Of Saturday
trys of domestic dry goods:
9Th. buvers have been unable 10 hold
.4 ,ry longer, aud many OF them have
.-s.u hold since our last, giving cousidcra-
M ...-. animation 60 the trade, but with
,uf adding iu establishing prices. The pur
.ns.ss have been made un $50 small scalt,End
ta,. ,rrIuded such "a limited variety Of
r..fa. that the downward tendency has con-
,uurH. The interior IS not us bare OF old
-ta,k4 as many imagine. OF q large class
uf w1oIiens, stutls, fancy lahIita adapted
IN he IAN trade, and many miscellaneous
.-l.. tbsr, seems 10 be "a reasonable
-@trr8spr,. The present need iu domestic
80 consists chiefly oi plain %cottoas-
a-rt.. lawns, light delsIues, aud other
i.E.t.s emitted 10 spring sales; but buyers
r.g. tt,.e only IA very small way, 50 that
fH. ur.--urc TO sell Ne greater IMAM TIE
H-u4ud. Notwithstanding The increased ac-
,.,itv and thus the market has not recov-
-, tbe depression. We do not re-
..,l III ,a eertaiu that there will be no rally
5-,r, tlIs a,clnt, and we shall not be sur
--s.G lf higher prices ere vet paid belose
Ia t.ru of the wear; but this can only take
f.sre Iu consequence Of a fresh cali from the
interior. There must be far more esgerness
tor goods Tor abe purpose OF distribution
bsfar. we can look Tor any upward surge ln
prices.
The same paper says Of foreign goods
1.-THE stock Of many descriptions Of Tor
r4rp r.ois iu fret hands b. large, and hold
,rs are pressing them on iht market A
isv ~.tyIes of hne dress goods, that are COM
~yelys scarce, urereadlly taken atremu-
I.rat,uv rates, but these are exceptions,
md rr,ces generally show a considerable
dr,liu, irom the opening quotations. Brit
,.b md Continental dress fabrics Of common
rrai,s are I'M excessive supply, sud sales
S~suoulv b, made al reduced figures. Silks
a.. lower. Woollens are duh. Ribbons and
millinery goods OF the beet styles barely
maintain prices. While uhdealiaois gUa""es
ar, d. Fsuit of sale. The auction sales OF
tHg week have been literally supplied with
th, various European productions, aud al
though the prices ob aimed ruled below the
pNpyctauuus Ot the owners, large amounts
have been distributed.
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Original Attachment. NO 294

John n. Mlhgsn vs. Andey Milssps.
IT appearing from the affidavit filed in this case
defendant 80 concesls himself OF shsconds
fhst the ordinary process cannot be served on him;
10 rs therefore ordered that publication be msde for
four successive weeks IN the Nashville Union. no.
utylng the said Andey Mlsaps TO appear before
Iunn Min 6. ajushce of the Pesca in Madsonulle.
Monroe cou1ty, Tennessee. on the 10th day OF
Iure, 1870, 60 answer { en- and there the said At
Ca hmtut as TIE law directs, OF the same will be
taken 81 confessed sud hesr1 eN pafte As TO him.
This the 6:h day Of December, 1855.
marI9-4tw JOHN MINIS. ]. p.
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Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn.
MARCH RULES, 1866.
i. NJ. Lancaster, eL
vs. }PeuuOn.

vs. }PeuuOn.
J. r. Smith, etal.
ON motion Of complainsnt's solicitor, and it ap-
peauug 70 the satisfaction OF the Clerk, that Sler-
ling Powell, Samuel Powell, Elijah Powell. Parathea
Jane Powell. and the widow and children Of William
d. Powell, Francs Robinson and husband -
Robinson, Dsbney Lancaster, Elizabeth Rich and
William Rich, James lancaster, Nathaniel Lancas-
ter, Htzekiah Feagans and wife Isabella Feagans,
are non residents Of the State Of Tennessee, so
that the Ordinary process OF law cannot be served
upon them
Il is therefore ordered that publication be made
N the Nashville Union, = newspaper published m
the city Of Nashville, for four successive weeks, re-
quiring said defendants % appear before the County
Court OF Smith, on or before The first Monday in
May mex, QS66) then and there TO plead, snsWer
or demur 10 complsinsnts I'm, or the same will be
taken Ior confessed and set down for hearing ex
Parte, As to them.
marLI-4tE e. W. TURNER, Clerk.
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No. 1872.
No.. 234.

FoR sALE-one of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
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ORIGINAL A~ttaohment..No 300

George W. Henley vs.. John Erwin.
IT appearing from The affidavit filed IN this csse
thst The defendant John ErvIn ahsconds, 50 that
toe ordinary process cannot be served on him ut Is
therefore ordered that puulIcsuon be msdo for four
successive weeks IN the Nashville Union, notifying
the ssid John Erwin 20 sppeN heore John Minis, a
Justice Of he Peace m Aadisonviie. Monroe
county Tennessee, on the 10th day Of June. ls66,
Co ansser Then and there the sad Attachment As
the law di ects, or the same vii be tsken ~ con-
tessed and heard eN psrte A. 10 him.. This the 9Th
dsy Ct December, 1855.
marl8-4tE JOB MINIS p
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No. 226.

FOR SALE-A School Cab, in good order viii
Il single harness. Price $50
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
EENRuARN RnLEs- Iss6.

Nsncy P. Bradley, by Sc, VI. Jss.s S. Bradley, ct ais.
IL this cause, it appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
Of the Clerk and Master that the defendant Logan
~. MCCaryer Is a n0a resident OF the State Of
Tennessee, SO that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon hun 10 Is therefore or
deTed that publication b. made for four consecutive
week., IN the Nashville Union, q newspaper pub
lished IN the city q Nashville, Tenue see, rcqulr
irg sad defendants 70 appear Al the neNtteTm OF the
Ohancery Court Of Smith county, 10 be held az The
Court house IN Carthage, On the third Monday in
August, lS66, then and tnere 10 plead, snswer or
demUr 10 compartments bil, OF the same will bs
taken for confessed and sci for hearing exparte, as
to him. u. b. CAMPBELL C& NJ.
ma
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ARRAKDALB ;. Co.. ManufOtnrar., 80.

ARRAkDALB g. CO., Manufacturers Agents.
No. Lei Broadway, New York,
Announce that ell OF the above list OF goods Will DO
sold Tor One Dollar each.
In consequences Of the great stsgnsson OF trade
in the manufacturing districts Of England, through
the war having cut on the supply o~fcotton, large
quantity of Valuable JeweIy, originally intended
for the English market, has been sent Of for sale
IN this country, and nltSt be sold al any Saerifeel IN
der these circumstances, ARRAHDALE Gu, art
ing As SCENTS for the principal European BlanuIsc.
turers, have resolved upon a great GIFT Apgortgn-
Hent to be diUde according 70 the following regu-
lsIons:
Certificates OF the various articles are put into en-
yeloPes indiseriminately, sealed up, and when or
dered, ara taken out without regard TO choice, and
sent by mail, thus showing no isVortIsm. On re-
receipt OF the certificate, yeu will see what you are
to have, and then 1t Is &C your option to send the
dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers may
thus obtain 8 Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or any
set of JeEelrV on orr list for One Dollar
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION OFFICE,

DAILY UEIoE OFFICE,
Nashville, March p, 1866.
The late favorable advices from Europe
has given cotton more Of frmuess; the
prices are unchapged-S2@s2Zc
The general markets are depressed, owing
to the circumstance already mentioned Of
a local nature, and also on account Of the
decline in gold.
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Money is so abundant in New York that
tits found difficult TO employ it at SOC pr
cent. on cali. First class houses have more
than they want offered at the inside rate.
The exports Of specie from New York last
week were S236,67I, and since January list,
s5.s6a,I5C against s., 1886, 2I9 for the cores
pouding time last year.
The imports at New York for the week
we're large, but not 50 heavy as for several
previous weeks. The totals compare as fol-
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No. 263.

NOR sDIE-BUENA VISTA sPRINGs-I3L
Acres; ole small Frame BuildinE Of two rooms.
euces IN order; THREE SULPHUR sPRINGS-
Red, and Bla"k; Two FreestOns Spduga.
cistern on the Mill C93 feet front on the Busus
Vista Pike; the entire plst Is abOut square. On
the 49, acres are found hill, glen, bower. recess.
rocks Ia old relief, precipico, fiat, springs, creek
and q romantc drive. This picturesque Watering
Place, IA possession Of the right man, can be made
the most attractive summer resort about Nashville;
and being only IL miles from the city, u easily
reached ~ private Conveyance, and no doubt be-
msuy months vii Be accessible b. Street Rail
read Puce $500, on easy terms. Apply %
h. q. SCOYEL, Real Estate Agent
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A horrible infanticide is talked about

A horrible infanticide is talked about
in New York. 1t is 10 this effect
A well-dressed man at New York re
Gently procured a nurse TO attend the
ACCOMPLISHMENT of a young woman, and
after the child was born he threw 1t
into the fire, roasting il to death He
then drew a pistol and threatened 10
kill the nurse if she disclosed the at-
fair. She was placed in a carriage and
driven by a cIrcuitous route 10 her
home, where she has been so i'll as not
TO be able to communicate the facts TO
her priest until a day or two since The
priest has laid the case before the pc
lice.
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In Chaneery at McMinnVille.
FEBRUARY RULES 1866.

Jane Jones' complainant DOM
Benjamin Jones, defendant.
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master, from affidavit, that defendant Jones Is 5
on-resident Of the State Of Tennessee, SO thai M
ordinary process Of law cannot be served on Mn.
Iii therefore ordered that publication be made fol
four consecutive weeks, N the Nashville Union, s
newspaper published IN the city Of Nashville, Ten.
nessee, requiring said defendant to appear on the
nrst day Of our next Court to be held at McMinn.
vide, on the 4th Monday in March. 1866, TO plead
answer or demur TO eomplainsnts bill, or the same
vii be taken for confessed, as to him., snd set for
hear1ng exparte. J.F. MORFORD, GAM.
feb24.W4t" ByJ. G. Bills, ID. T..
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Governor Wells, Of Louisiana, refuses
to issue q certificate of election 10 Nun
roe, the newly chosen Mayor Of New
Orleans, whose Inauguration was set for
to-day. General Candy has the papers
in the case IN Ter Amusement
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In Chancery al McMinnville, Tenn.
FguEvARN Rruzs, 1850.
q gaF,s a.fytFr a polr Est,g f.,,.g,g

RA
lsssc kslns. IsctScu Rams, Washington Small snd
wife Elizabeth, George w.. EsIn. Richard Pro,
Hnd wife fatsY Price, Calvin Illca, Loyd Price,
Franklin Price, lruzIla prce, and Mary Jaut
ruca. nonresident defendants
IN tlIs came, o. appearing 10 the Clerk and Mas,
Ter that he shove named defendants afe non.
residents OF the state Of Tennessee, 10 thst the
ordinary process oflsw cannot be served upon them.
10 b. therefore ordered that publication he made
Tor four successive weeks, 10 the Nashville Union.
a newspaper puaishea in the % Of Nashville, Ten,
uessce, uequliug said defendsuss 20 apposr on tha
hrst day 81 cur next court 10 be held 40 McMinn.
vile on the iouuh Monday In March, tSi6, then and
there g. plead, answer or demur TO COMPLAINANT
hil, oT Tie ssUae viii De taken for confessed snd sci
Tor hesrnE e1 rarte, as 90 them
>. =. MORFORn, C. ".
iehlo-wsT BY JIG Bus. ID. c.
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Davidson County.

TAKEN UP by Patrick Fshey, living 4 miles
i from NssEvIle on the Galsun Pike. on Mrs.
Nsrtha Martins plsntauon, q hack horse Mule.
which came 20 hs house on the ID day Of Feb
rua-y, ls66. SAID Mule b. about Is hands high.
very poor, ana De- appraised % SJl
Taken no hy Robert HerrOd lvinrin District No
2a, one S0rel Mare, about n tands inches high.
hye wears old. both hind fees white no olher
msrhs perceVahie, appraised az SIS.
marlA-NSgc AIEN- MunaNTET. Rarpar
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Cincinnati Lumber Market.

Reported for the Cincinnati Gazette for
the week ending Tuesday morning, March
10Th.
The demand for lumber is still principally
from manufacturers, and for inside work,
and prices are firmly maintained. Without
Bny unusual activity for the season, there lie
nevertheless g steady demand for smsll lots,
which, II the aggregate, foot up largely.
We SUI quote ward prices as follow
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee j..
FEBRUARY RULES, 1866.
j. d. GooJpssture, Admir- Of Harris Hatcher decd.
W. Att. Bill.

" All. BuI.
Jeremiah Taylor.
N this cause it appearing 10 the Clerk & Master,
from c~cmplunsnts hill, uhich is sworn 20, that de-
'eudsnt Tayor is a nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee. 20 that the ordinary process of law can
not he served upon him: Il is therefore ordered
that publication be made, Tor four successive weeks,
in the Nashville Union, a paper published In the
city of Nashville, requiring Ssid defendant 10 appear
county, st Livingston, Tenn, on the LIST Monday Of
Angus 1856, ard plead, answer or demur CON-
plainauts bin, or the same will be taken for cen
lezsed and set Tor hearing ex psTte.
feh2lwit J W. WRIGHT, {. a NJ.
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Estrsys..- 0 Davidson County.

TAKEN UPbyJ.F Hsbbsu. In Davidson county.
Il enc COW snd calf Tie COW b. . q uly, marked
Hth acrop on each year, and underht IN the rights
she rs rcd color, Win awhita stresk slopg her
back, shout 81 years old. Nsued st So.
TAKEN UP by Fob Lewis, colored. m district
No,la one moute coioret marr mule. len pssisrn
fuut crooked ou', about Z Or 5 years old. Valued
also ALEX. McDANIEL Ranger.
febg4-U3ta
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In Chsncery at McMinnyille.

FEBRUARY RULES, 1906.
Lewis Faulkner, and othsrs, eomplsinants-
vs. q. Bill.
The heirs Of John Oookey, their names unknown.
Mary Cobb and her children, their names unknogn
to complainant, lsaae Oookey, Richard Cookey,
Cjokey, defendants.
IT appearing TO the satisfaction Of The Clerk and
Master rom affidavit, that the above namsd de-
PENDANTS are non residents OF the state al Tennes.
see, SO that the ordinary process Of law cannot b.
served upon them: IL Is therefore ordered Il az pub
LEGATION % made, for four consecutive weeks. IL the
Nashville Union a newspaper published m the city
OF Nashville, requiring SAID defendants 10 anpesr
on the hrst day OF our next Court, r. held at Nc
Minnville. on the 9Th Mon tay m arch Isss n
p,esd, snsEer or demur 10 complain nts' in. orths
same viii be taken for confessed, as 10 them, md
set for hearing expaFte.
J.F. MORFORD, CAM.
ieoz4W4t' By J. G. BrLEs, u. G..
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In Chancery at McMinnVille.
EEupVrzpv mn 10 -.

Caroline Towles and sahe n. Gibbs, eomplainapts.
va. Patn Rosch. Henrietta Roach. josepbIns
Roach, and Charles Roach. defendants.
IN this cause il appearing to the satisfaction AZ
Tie Clerk sad Master, from affidavit, that the abovs
named attendants are n0n-residents OF the state u
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process Of law CAD
not De served on them: Il is therefore ordered thai
publication be made, for four consecutive wseks
10 the Nashville Union, 8 Newspaper published Ii
TIE edyof Nashville. Tennessee, requiring The sad
deiendsnisto sppear on The first DAY Of our next
Court 70 o. held st McMinnEille, on the 4th Mon
day IN March. 1896, 20 plead, answer or demur 10
compliments blf, or the same " n be taken for con
fessed, a. 70 tner9, and setior hearing expsrte.
j =. MORFORD, GAM.
ieozl'WAN BY J. G. BILB, D.
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No 264.

EORsALE-Qus and . haf story PRICK HOUSE,
il Nc. I62. vest side q South Cherry Street, On
Ward, Of four roome-tE0 10 and two down stairs.
Hydrsnt water. good fence, store-room and closet
Lot 31lC3. Price 5000 cash, balance 10 Q
aud Y months interest and ben.
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Estrsys.-- Davidson County.

TAKEN up by John + Tucker, Tiyingiu District
Il No n. a dark by Horse, sbout4 years old asst
spung, l5s hands high, the hind f-et white nesrly
O. the pastern l1ing uusnici 90 the let Shoulder
Us wth The letter S above, and lie letter D on
ne let nigh, hss rNh short ears; he gees well
al CATS, ana IS fast IN a pace. Valued 50 slSl.
IAhhN Up by JOHN W. Rucker. living District
No. n, a jet black Horse, with lew white hairs IN
ms t0rehesd, about 5 years old last surne. Is hanos
high, branded on the len Shoulder u. s., with 4
ued 81 500.
TAKEN UP BY ". P. Tuner, living IN District
II, q Horse Of 8 red asa-htten eray color. III
years old no marks perospt de, the frog Of the
let sore. Valued a. SIS.
fsb2-WSS ALEX, MCDANIEL, Ranger,
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& o

Abl brORuWAyt New YORK.
or No. ga King street, Charleston, s. c.
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IN Smith County Court at Carthage
FEBRUARY RULES, lSC6.

r. c. Sanders and Horace Oav0r,0
IS. Petition.
Pauline Rsavcs and others.
~ this cause. and on motion Of compiananr.
solicitor. and &C appearing % the satisfaction of Ire
CLERK, tHsI defendants y. j. Mzloekhn. judith d
Msr.ockln. Ruth C. MsElockin, Pauline Reayes.
Adsiue keayes, Isue Hcsyes, snd bhoda Reayss.
are noB-resideuts of lie STATE Of Tennessee. and
residents OF the STATE Of Kentucky, so thst the OF.
dinsry PROCESS 90 law cannot BE- served up0n them.
Be- is therefore orscrCi that psflcsuon Dc msda.
Tor i0ur consecutive weeks, in de Nashville Union.
a newspaper published 90 the ciy % Nashville
Tennessee, reawrUnE sad deisndsnis to appear he.
lore tho CouutN Court o. Smth county. Tennessee.
81 TIE Court huusci % The town q Cauhsre. on the
first Monday 10 April uoEL iS6a, then snd there %
plead, answer OF demur 60 complsuants' petition.
OF ths same nlA h. taken for confessed and set
down for hearing exparte, as O. them.
F. ". TURNER.
te1I-HN Clerk Of smith County Court.
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Without a Rival.

And justly deserves the reputation it has 20 long
enjoyed in Central America and the West Indies.
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No. 266.

EOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE in Edgedsld o
il & EOod rooms, lot SxlT0, third house on Galls-
10 Pike. Pufs 3,5O0-N,bO cash balance IL cue
year Interest and lien. Apply 70
9. 6. SCOYELs Real Estate Agent
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In Chancery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1896.
lanes W. Miller, complainant,
VS.. bAtt. Bill.

John Stewart, defendant.
IN this cause It appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk aud Master from affidavit that defendant
Stewart Isl non resident OF the State OF Tennessee,
so that the ordinarY processo al IaE cannot be served
up0n hun: lti s therefore ordered that Publication
be inside. Tor tour consecutive weeks, in the Nash.
vile Union, a newspaper published m the city Of
Nashville, rennessee, requiring the SAID defendant
10 appear on the first day Of our next Court, 70 be
held at McNinnvlle, on the 4Ih Monday IN March,
ls66, to plead, an. wer or demur 20 compliments
rI, or the same will be taken for confessed, as TO
them, and set Tor hearing expsrte
J.. r. MORFORD. @. NJ.
feb2I-w49 By J. c. BuEs, D.. G.
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In Chsncery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULES, ls6a

~ n NA1ht NoMtAshMR
vs. I'm a AZ pu
Edmond PendletoB, defendantJ
N ms cause IL appearing TO the satisfaction Q!
The Clerk and Master, from sahdaut, that deiendsn.
Fendleton is 3 nonresident Of the State OF Tenses.
see, 50 that the ordinary process OF laE cannot be
served upon HIM; It's therefore ordered that pub.
hesiien he made, for four consecutive weeks. IN the
nashville Union, = newspaper published N TIE city
OF nashville, Tennessee, equrn Rsd defendant
% appear on the hrst day Of our next Court, 20 Be
held az McniunVlle, sth Mondsy in March. lsc6,
20 plesd, snsger OF demur 70 complalasnt's bill, or
the sane viii be taken for &C ufessed, as 10 him, and
setlor hearing eXpSrte, il MORFoRD. GAM.
ieuAl-g4iN By J. b. Bills, ID. c.
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