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The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-08

The Freedmen's Bureau has purchased a
tract of land Immediately northwest of Lau-
derdale Depot. and this land, lust one
mile from the Depot, on the old Confederate
Hospital grounds, has established an asylum
for old intirm and helpless freedmen aud
homeless children. The Asylum, we under
stand, is entirely under the control of the
Qnakers. They have School and Hospital
attached, and have perhaps about two
hundred inmates at present 1t is said that
the institution has an endowment donated
of 100000. Mr.. W. W. Wales from Mime
sofa, is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Watch
man.
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A FEW REASONS WHY
w ILC O X & G Ib'
SEWING MACHINE
ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL o.

Ist The Superiority of their construe.,.,ss ~
Cd Their nOiseless motion hardly p0''''
iarge room. ,. az
81 Their utility, performing all klRH-
in the neatest and strongest manner h-
4th. The needles cannot be set WIoNei
iot break, as do others -sor-
5th. They do not get out o. repair Oh ~ ~,
quent expenditures for new improVelLSo--t,5 b
st. Their ecOnomy consisting not more
half the price of inferior machines. Ass, Z
7th. Their popularity, which IS the W ~
tion of their worth; they are now dispose,-r
in every city in Europe, supersedIng e'"'
Machine hitherto in use .,l,-1
sth. They perform their work with re- "a Il
strength, without a false stitch or bTeaA, .
with OtheBs, and can be managed ana H''
by child. -, and ?
1t needs but trial of these beautifni .tspis
Sewing Machines, to convince the most .1srs5
their superiority over all others manul'N:on IN
Please call and see them in full OperS'i'
NO. 5 ST. CHARLES STREET
Ian 1Qd3lu Third Door above ~
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No ) "a. Charles sire
SOUTHERN FAMILY NACH-

A correct knowledge and short inspC.ra
cox & Gibbs Machines VIII disperse al !.
The stitch made by Wilcox s. Gibbs
chimes is stronger and more beautiu q"
sewing. d.
Wilcox & Gibbs Machine viii seE 4
braid, tuck, gather, quilt cord and en-,
perfect satisfaction. Please call aud exon
Wilcox a Gibbs Machines are repaiIIr55,Ir .
ranted Mt NO. ST. CHARLES SIhEL+
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EMIGRANTS TO THE SOUTH
AND WEST,

should not be, for a single
day, without SPOONER'S
AN I'll EVER AN D
AG UE PILLS, in order
that when they are attacked
with Chills and Fever, Bilious,
intermittent or Remittent
Fevers, Dumb Ague, Con-
gestive Chills, Pain in the
Back, Periodical Headache,
Diarrhea or Dysentery, Ito
which they are constantly LA
ble,) they may promptly and
efectually be cured, without
the loss of single days labor.
Their success is not contingent
upon anything; they will never
fail to cure efectuaIIy and per-
manently.
For sale by all Druggists.
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Foreman Leeds Found1E IN snait6 sMnGABE: ssHs:,.

n ~ NEW ORLEANS March q IaR
- :. ~; rkEEMAN-Berrys Puyere has heh in
use nse 1nner my own inspection since Novembes Iasf
ana lp Tone9nce it without hesitation the besifey7
conveniently, and with less eoaf than WITH - th
Ssst s5s nave ever tried In welding aarge sh the
Sase ean pc regulated to heat both ends n1feetIv
= aoea not get hot Consequently eannot bfn ont
them. TIIrs5sA 10y 10y rees.D1,,lneue
Foreman Of Smith Shops, MeCsnssu Fonn{v II n
q EoE VI parish rights In LouisiMA and courE rights
= ~ pItl5las9ppa and Alabama address me n CliSfan
,-I.a,aaIos- I+1.naIos- D. G. EKEElAN
-AAASAu%An Late 0k Austa Texas
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ADT'E-FEVBR & AGUE

In view of these facts DR..
Spooner offers to the people
of the South, and to Emigrants
going thither, his AN tt
FEVER AND AGUE
PILLS, which have been
demonstrated, repeatedly and
repeatedly, to be an unerring
and never-failing preventive
and cure of all Bilious COM
plants incident to the South
and West. Try but one ex-
pertinent; the cost is triAing,
the result is beyond any con-
tingency. 1t never has failed
and never can, while PhvsioI-
ogy remains a science.
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S P00NER e. S

Immunity against the Fevers
and ChilIs of Spring and Fall,
the Dysenteries and Diarrheas
of Summer, and the various
Bilious complaints attendant
uP son the entire year, is what
the South needs and must have
before that favored region will
attain the full need of its great
. ness. Emigration thither has
beGn and IS REGARDED for the
lack of it; and for the same
reason, cotton raising has been
restricted and interfered with.
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HUMPHREYS
III oMGOP EsIC SPECIFICS

TIAVE proved from the most ample experience, an
/ 1 entire success; Simpe-Prompt-Et and
I.el5S6e. TIey are the only Medicines perfectly
adapt G. popula" use-7o simple that mistakes can
MT be made in usug them. harmless to be free
from danger ami efficient be always reliable
They have raised the ghest commentator firm all
and VIII alvya IS reLdsT satisfaction.
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Gas LIGHT!

The Gas Works have been put in thorough repair,
and light will be furnished by the first of next week
\ large supply of Piping, Meters Burners, Chan
daleers, & c., on hand and all who desire fix
lures put to their residences business houses
have it done at by leaving their orders at the
City Gas Works
Coal and Coke for sale at moderate prices
TH0S. L HELM,
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New Orleans mechanics: P'"0'iea
NEW ORLEANS March 9th 1860
MR. d. c. FRREMAN-H 4 petry;s Pota,.
inyeres have been in use in some of the forpes nm
ner my care since November last and have given
ehtlre satlsfactlon The wOrkmen using them nra
Ter them to any they ever used / cheerfuIlvP ~.
commend them as the best ] have seen in fftaan
years experience IN blaeksmihng; heating the iroT
quicker, more perfectly and with less fuel AMI
never getting cut of order ) ueh ans
Foreman Leeds Foundry smith Sban,s
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NO CE.

TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE n. o. ]. & G. y.
RAILROAD COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS, April 2d, 1866.
Stockholders residing in Mississippi and Louis
lana who desire TO attend the Stockholders Meeting
ON 9th April and the election for Directors on the
10th April hereby informed that they can pass
to New Orleans their road. and return free OF
charge In case they cannot identify themselves TO
the Conductors Stockholders by their certificate
of stock they will pay their fare TO the Conductors
and the amour will be refunded them (on produc-
ton of the Conductors reeeip by the Treasurer of
the Company.
Passes for the return trip viii be issued by the
Treasurer on application to him at the Office Of the
Company in New Orleans No. "A Carondelet St
g. T. BEAUREGARD
Aprd4dtapl6. Gen'l Sup't a Chief Engr
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OFFICE oFTHE N. O., J.. g. G. n \ i6 rs
New Orleans, %arch l9Ip, m rs
Public notice is hereby given thai NJ ~ ege
annual meeting of the stockholders OF 5sls. 'S =
win be held at their office, No. A CaTohluW 4 d
on Monday, April 9Th 1866, at IL ecioeA
formity with the charter. IN ARIJS
marlsdtape
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cONTRACT0R,s NOTICE.

SOUTHERN tMISSISSIPPD RAILROAD
ONoe Chief Engineer & General Sum
po,o Nieksburg, Miss, March - 1906 {
the construction Of a As ioI
TrestIe over Big Black River.
which will serve as the false works for The r..
Bridge and tbe rT,rniptr - ~ - t toL the Iron
bridge is finished u'A the
Bents win average 50 feet high.
AZ
The whole VIII contain about 10000 feet lnmhs5
o. .; A., which can be had along the line of Road
IN, Inc EoEk to be commenced immediately and com
p pletee lu the shortest possible time. Plans and
speelncaTlons furnished at this Office
,o,o r. c. SLAUGHTER
APlS@sW Chief Eng'r Gen1 Sup't
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WANTED.

WANTED.
$500 to $4,000 Year.
WANTED EYERYwHERE-AGENT
w or Female to sell the sImproved 1Sorn,nan
Sense Family Sewing Machine, price s1s This
machine viii stitch hem. fell tuck bind braid
quilt and embroidsr. Every machine fully war.
ranted. Circulars free
Address or call at I66 Jefferson street second floor
Loulsyillea Ay. BLISS & McEATHORN
mhSo"9m General Agents
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oFFIcE OF THE n. o.. J. & G. NRR Co.
New Orleans, March 18th 1866 {
- N conformity with the charter an election will
~ ,neao az the Office of the Company No A Carcn-
. clock, for eighteen Directors-swelve to be
CHOSEN from stockholders residing in Louisiana,
and SIX from stockholders residing in Mississippi
provided majority of the stock of the company be
represented at saiT election. But if majority of
the stock be not then represented the election win
ee held ON 4 ondsy, April 3d. 1855 at the Office of
the Company from to 5 o'clock.
R. s. CHARLES.
narieotaps Secretary
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ATTENTION BLACKSNITTHS !!

Yeur attention is called to PERRY'S PATENT
~ 1ERE BELLOWS NOZZLE, which gives the
blast on the bottom instead of the side OF the fire
and makes quicker and hotter fire than is possible
otherwise 1t gives one, two three blasts on the
same nre and spreads the heat over a wide surface
or concentrates it on point, at pleasure Thus
the whole wing or bar of plOw can be heated ever
ly and perfectly, without danger of burning and
what with ordinary Tuyeres, requires five ar sin
heats can be done at one. 1t greatly in time
IRON and iueL The fire is completely under the
1t never gets hot, and win last indefinitely.
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MULLER & PIAGET,
35 hartres Street.
NEW ORLEANS
Importers of
STRAW, MILLINERY, AND FnRETcv
DRY GOODS.
Stock constantly renewed by weakly aeeessio, ,f
the latest novelties in -
STRAW BoHNETS AND HATS RIBBONS
ARTIFICIAL, FLOFERS AND SFASOv4RyF
TISSUES TERMS LIBERAL ana1+f
BoARDERS SOLICITED,
HAVING strong propensity for good eating and
Il all the comforts of life myself wouId made
take 70 accommodate few with private hoari
WITH Or without lOdging-on reasonable terms
April 1s66-d3t N n TEpPErr
TEACHER WANTED.
! wish to employ accomplished Southern lad,
N n as private Teacher and Governess in nv fam
.t ny shs must be able to teach French Music and
! .ne nlgner English branches. Liberal compensa
aon VIII be paid None need apply unIess Vii
recommended Address H
,,s, WM T. wITHFRS
-lAl A1oi M jackson Miss
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of low, marshy, and over
flowed regions, or where mi
asma prevails, and all
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ICES ACCORDING TO SIZE faI6.ao
$4,000 AND S25 90

Orders filed by CLINTON & RICHARDS No
"a Magazine street, New Orleans ~
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Liberal deductions from premiums will bo made on
SIX and twelve M nlhs Poilies vheu renewed drect
al II lone office. Address Lock Box 400, New Orleans
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The DAILY CLARION
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JACKSON. MISS.

,FIcIAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE
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REIIGTOI
Ilityof
worship
vice VIII
usual Il
er the
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
D4rLr UxrOs opvrc1,

DAILY UxTos OFYTcR,
Nashville, April 10, Isee.
Corn IS the only article in this city which
Is sotiVe-the price being s5c for mixed,
and 9Oc for white.
Cotton is without market
The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber Of Commerce:
NEW YoRK, April ..
Gold lz55si Cotton, nominal, s79ss; Dry Goods
IN moderate demand prices firm.
LOUISVILLE, April 0.
Pork s@sS1e; Lard lsci snpeifne Flour SC 7sa
81 Com and Oats unchsaged; Whisky e. %. free.
81. L0uIs, Aprl9.
Corn 5cs65ci Oats 599a4Oe Flour unchanged.
CEcISsATI, April 3.
Pork go -; Lard duh at Use SIDES l51<c Flour
g. 5oi New Wheat 81 s2ss 20; Corn 5zs5g; Oats
sCsssc.
Hrw YoEK, Aprl 9.1P.N.
Gold 2ZG5< Cotton nominal ass
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PosT HOSPITAL, FoRr MARSHALL.
Baltimore. Feb. % 1854
ALFRED Q. bOWER9,
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Vols,

aNN -eS'st-6 A-Ntc " SO H"J " RENE
dies pu-ely vegetable, pleasant 70 the taste, and
POSITIVE CURE.
Sold by " &CW SMITH, Druggists.
Cor. Church and Vine streets, Nashville.
DESMOND A CO., PropnetOrs,
slb Race street. Philadelphia, Pa. lsep20-Gm
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CONSIDERABLY STYLE-Ata bali given
in the city Of New Orleans short time
since 10y the milliners and modistes
the dress of one Of the dancers caught
fra The Star of that city says some
ide Of her style Of dancing may be
gathered, when il "a known that the
dress caught are from one Of the chan
deliers overhead"
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No. 263.

ENOR slLE.-BUENA VISTA sPRINGs-131S
II Acres one small Frame Building Of two rooms;
isoees M orderi THREE SULPHUR sPkI N6S-
White, Red, and Black; Two Freesione springs
One estern on the bill 033 feet front o1 the Buena
bista Pike. the entire 81 il about square. On
the 49, acres are found NIL, glen, bower, recess
rocks 10 bold ei, preclpiceY Hat springs, creek
and rOunsndc drive. This picturesque Watering
Place, IN possession Of the rght man, can be made
he most attractive summer resort about Nashville,
and beng only ~ miles from the city, s easily
reached y private conveyance, aud no doubt be-
fore many months will be accessible BY Street Rail
road. Price - 800, on easy terms. Apply 10
Ii. g. SCOYEL, Real Estate AGENT.
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CIScISNATI, April 6.
The provision market during the mast
current week has undergone but few
changes. Trade seems 10 drag, orders small,
and ell consumptive. The only speculation
here Is with parties who buy to-day and
sell Tomorrow, with either a small profit or
a small loss, and there are but few Of these;
when usually at this season Of the year
speculation runs eife, and that too with
parties who can and do put their stuff away
90 be held until such time as suits them TO
dispose Of il; this season this feature Of the
trade rests with the packers, and most Of
them are holding their present stock, hoping
y come out with profit, in the fall, ii not
before. The New York advices not being
% strong on mess and lard as has been pre-
viously reported during the week, there
was little easier feeling here at the close,
and more disposition 70 sell without leading
70 any transactions of importance.
Mess pork has changed but little during
the weeE, the majority Of the sales being az
S25 90 10 SO SO for city and country, but
~ the close IL was much easier TO buy than
sell at these prices Prime mess remains
neglected and nominal. RumPs are in light
supply and demand nominal, at Sl7 OOa$20
90. Lard has received but little attention
al this point, prices being relatively higher
here than ct other markets, yet the faith Of
both packers and holders seems to be
stronger in this than any other article, and
1t is almost the only product Of the hog that
is put away Rs an Investment; it has been
dull Ell the week, with buyers at lsc, and
sellers st fSl<c for choice city kettied.
Country sells at l4sE less, according TO
quality. There is but little doing in kegs,
and prices nominally l9al91<c. All the
lower grades Of lard and greases are exceed
ingly dull and difficult 10 dispose of, except
al very low figures. The. nominal quota
lions Tor CUTS are I6 xc, aud for head l7c,
bat concessions would have 20 be made 10
effect sales at there prices. Greases range
from II TO Sc, as IN quality. Bacon re-
mains about the same as last reported, with
the usual small order demand, but IL large
lots we're placed on the market lower prices
would have 90 be accepted, and II the de-
muud were large higher prices would have
10 be paid. / quote shoulders l2Lal21zci
rib sihes. l4ske: clear rib sides, l51zal6s,
all packed, plain hams, lsci sugar-cured,
2la22c, canvassed aud packed. Bulk NESTS
have been ia better request, but prices de-
manded have restricted the trade IN them
IOc, l3e, l83.c and X &c loose IS the asking
price for shoulders, rib, clear rlb ana clear
sides, with buyers a shade under l95scI
hacked. IS offered for bulk hams and Zoe
asked sweet picked hams held at l7alf5ze.
whisky without animation at ~ y Tree,
and 2ss25c in bond. Exports OF The week
we're 1857 ties lard go kegs dos sl5 hhds,
s3s tcs bacon ,747 brls pork l,eso boxes,
" .O25 lbs loose meats. Freights unchanged
but on opening Of lake navigation VIII be
lower. Exchange $4,000 premium.
U.r. raaneetfillly.
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Msrshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of six writs Of "a to me directed from
ID the Circuit Court OF the United ktates for the
Middle District Of Tennessee issued st its October
term, 1865, viii on saturday the 18th day Of April
1866, commencing at 10 oclocs, a. m, rel at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash in hand
al the court house door in Ma hvie, Davidson
county, all the right, title, claim, interest and ea-
tae which b. j. Hill has IN and TO the following de-
scribed real estate, A town lot in the town Of
McMinnville, Warren county, Tenn or the south
side Of the Main street in fsId town, beginning al
stake the N. W corner Of lawson Wsng's lot, it
being also the corner Of the lot herein described
and the edge Of Main street, running south
poles and y links 70 stake on said WElng's cor
ner thence east with his line poles and 10 links to
q stake on spring street; thence with the same
south poles and links 10 a sake on Summer
street; thence west with said street poles and
links 70 the S. K. corner Of W. Il. WRrder's lot;
thence with his line north 10 poles and Is links to
the n e. corner on Main street, and links west 10
the N. W. corner Of Thomas q. Smartts shop;
thence east with Main street poles and q links TO
the beginning; incudiog "a poles of land in said
bounds, sfteT polling oUt said Thomas e. SInartt's
shop; t~gether with the brick store house, dwell
ing, ami other Improvements thereon 10 satisfy
SIX executions sgainst said HI ! and in favor OF
Howell Smith & Co Truitt Bro. 4 Co , Bancroft &
Co, McCurdy Bro a Brewster, Hyatt, IngrRham
s Co, and HsddOck, Reed Co.
mart 4tw E. r. GLASCOCK, NJ. DIT.
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
In Chsncery at McSIinnVille, Ten u.

In Chancery at McMinnFille, Ten u.
FEEEuART RuLEs ls61.
AadleJs Mary aud IhouGs Harrison, and others
v. iBill TO sell Lard
Joseph HARRISON, Audley and Elizabeth Wisem an,
hetfg AcGregor, James LaErence and vie IL
gina.
II this cause, 4 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
TIE Clerk snd Master that tha above named Be-
iandants are non-residents Of the ssie Of Tenn
see - that the ordinary process Of iES csunot b.
eryed upon them lt Is therefore ordered inst pr.b
lcaiio1 be made for four successive weeks, in be
ataanyille 0ni01f q newspaper published In t2e
ciy Of Nashville. Tennessee, requiring SAID do
Ceurt, % Be held - he Ooprt house. In MnMian
VIE on TIA fourth Mondsy in March next, then
nd thsfs 70 Plead, snsEer OF demar 70 complain
ants BIZ or he same vii Be taxes foF confessed as
q theuls sDd set tor heaEirg AZ paTse
IL. MORFORD, AN.
ieolo-H4s' By J. Q. BINS, D c.
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In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the Root aud Herb Juices most hap
ply adapted, in liberated Uterus, 10 Whites, in
bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, Debility, and
for all complaints incident TO the sex. Sent by ex.
press. Price, 50 per bottle.
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Sannaritan's Wash

Is. in case Of Syphilis, used in conjunction with the
Root and Herb Juices. Full directions, Price my
,ents.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
MARoH RULES, 1868.


OoOI 80 n VTNUktl
Sarah A. Bnbo, ct ais.
IN this cause, il appearing 10 The ss,sf..,o,, %,
OF the Clerk and Master that the defspJsats - y
nan A. Bh6o, Abel b. Bilbo, Josephine II. Blbo
Nancy J. Bllbo, are non residents OF the STATE ~
tennessee, 80 that the ordinary process OF lav,
deIed that publication be made for four e0pseeutive
Weeks 10 me Nashville Union, pewspaper pub-
llhhed N the city of Nashville, Tennessee, TedniT
~ si 70 appear at the next term OF the
clS1eery court o. smith county, to be held al he
Court house IN Carthage, on the third Mopdsv in
august, 1866, then and there 10 plead. sneWer az
dennI 70 eomplaEants' bill, or the same vim ~
10 them. d. n. CANpREi1 ~
marches wit --'-A-' 4" ~
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In Chancery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY MULES, 1866.

Caroline Towles and ssl!ie n Gibbs, complainants.
va. Patin Roach. Henrietta Rosch, Josephine
Roach, and Charles Roach, defendants.
IN this cause il appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk ead Master, from affidavit thag the above
named defendants non-residents Of the state Of
Tennessee 50 that the ordinary process Of law can.
not be served them; Il il therefore ordered that
publication be made, for four consecutive weeks
In the Nashville Union, a Newspaper published In
the city Of Nashville Tennessee, requiring the aid
descendants 70 appear on ihe FIRST day Of our next
Court to BE- held st Mcbfinnville, on the 4tn Nom
day in March. 1866, 70 plead, snsWer or demur 70
coTnplsinsnts' bf or the same u be taken for con
fessed, q 70 them, and set ior hearing exparte
J. +. MORFORb, G, an.
feb2l-w4ts By J. G. BLEs, D. @.
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10y v.aue Of wit 4 "a 10 me directed, from the
ID Circuit Court II the United etaies for tie Md.
0Ie district Of Tennessee, a. rs October term, less
will sell on Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1866,
connenclng Is 10 O'Clock b, a Pubic Auction,
% the highest bidder for cash in hand at The Court
house door 10 Nashville Davidson county, all the
right, nte, claim interest and & ate which Hllhsm
C1liom has 10 ard % The following described real
estate, VIZ; trsct Of land lying 10 Smith county,
Ieunessee, n civil district No i, beglnniEg 81 the
North boundary line Of the town 81 Garbage st the
road running Ess. 81 poles, thence South one pole
b the academy land, thence East with said land Is
poles 10 the \ = corner OF SAID land, thence with
sad land ~ poles 70 the roa thence 46 poles 70 the
Mil tTanch thence up said bTsoch with lis nnesu-
ders $50 East 80 poles to the nil Dnrn, thence up
sad branch 80 FCles, with rs me4nuers 70 a beech
~ the ioIk Of the bIRnoh, thence North AZ East Il
poles 70 beech, thence North IL East 81 poles 70
beech, fhsbcs North 2So East IL poles 20 While
oak, North s. West 81 poles 10 white aEh, thence
North So West lO2 pol 10 an ironwood, thence
North 90 West 81 poles % an sch thence West le0
poles 70 ash and d0gEoOd, thence North 50' West
ls7 poles 70 a buckeye and Ehde oak 70 the Fort
Blunt road above Goodneris old ian Yard, thence
Sonth 80 East with the road % poles 70 red oak,
thence South Sc East si0ng SAID road 81 poles,
thence South 70 Best4S poles along ssio road thence
south AZ East IS poles along SAID road, thence
south SIC East 70 poles along sad road, thence
South AZ East IS poles along said road, thence
Soutl is East 90 poles along said rokd, thence
south l47 poles along said road 70 the beginning
449 acres OF land, more OF less excsp-
ing therefrom be Old Church Lot, containing about
x acre to satisfy an execution AGAINST ssid Culorn
md n favor Of Orsamus B. Mattison
mar6-W4t E.R. GLAsoOCK, NJ M.D.T.