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cincinnati Markets.

lHHHNl fFL.N CtEcIsSArI. January 10.
FLonR- quiet market, the demand being
light hut holders are 6rn in their views aud
ask full rates. Supcrllnc Is heid at S7e7 go; extra
al $S9g; family at 81 25@i0, and fancy at 80 %
Gil. .l Il. .r. "a 90 g .
GRAIN-The better grades of Wheat are in bet
ter demand; No old red Is held at / g0d1 No, and
No new at 70fet rs Corn il dull the Offering
being IN excess OF the demand; shelled Is offered at
55c and ear is held at 5ie53c. Oats are is good de-
mand at 8iac. for No 2. Rye is steady at 75c, for
prime. ..v .|I .r.| Hff...a
GRoCERIES-The market rules dull, bnt prices
are unchanged. We quote fair TO choice Rio Cofcc
at 29983lc.; raw Sugar 13a17c.; hard refined, 19SD
3Dc, and MOlasscs e0@g5c. for pOrtORico,.
WHIsKY-,A steady market ~ 81 % for free with
fair demand
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Dayton, Ohio,
H,I.L rJ-Jr-.r'Tf-U Z 81 Il
Monday, - January Is, 1866.
T.Ocal, Ma ttex,aao

The WEATHER.-Winter is again upon
us. After two or three days of pleasant
weather, we now have rain, sleet and icy
streets. A few inches Of snow would
brighten up things vastly, and at the same
time bring into requisition those beautiful
Slcighs and Cutters which are now await
ing orders at the establishment of Langdon
& Brother on Fourth street.
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GX- Consumption is disease which is
carrying its victims to the tombs by the
thousands, without being arrested in its
progress. But brighter day is scoming and
has come to successfully arrest this disease.
Aliens Lung Balsam is making truly re-
markable cures of what was considered by
Physicians as inclirable Consumption.
For sale by the Dealers in Family Medi-
cine generally.
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tE- No lady should be without DR
TOWNsLRx's INDIAN TOorIsACHK ANoDYRsK
In her family. II she has children that
have the toothael,e il win cure them. If any
of the family have scurvy ON the gums u
will cure il. IL some of the cousins have
diseased gums, rendering their mouth very
unpleasant, 1t will cure the, disease, and
render the gums red and OF beautiful
color ~ "a
~ Take BiOkrene and defy Fever and
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonic fortl-
hes the system against intermittents, cures
dyspepsia, puts the nerves In order, clears
the brain, sustains the constitution, and
estores the lost Vigor of any and every
srgan. Depot - Dey st., N. Y. SQldsby
all Druggists. 1saa,ats.ssasEl..lzazasi
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= SUPERIOR CoAL.-Post q Hanchett, Third
street, east of the canal, have now large
stock of coal of every variety and very SUI
perior quality. For the convenience of
those residing in the central or western
portions of the city, arrangements have
been made by which orders can be left at
the drugstore of DIR. stevens, corner Third
and Main streets. They will be promptly
filled. Fred. shull win always be found at
the office to attend to the orders of those
who call there. si.a III n.s4 ia,sr.
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is warranted to be tile only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds Hoarsenesss,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be-
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, 1t iss
particularly suitable for all affections of the
Throat. and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere.
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TIE editor of the Columbus Crisis was in
the city last week, and visited the Opera
House. He gives his impressions of what
he saw and heard in the following very COM
plimentary paragraphs as..
The DAYTON OPERA- HoUsR,--The good
people OF the pleasant city OF Dayton en-
couraged two Of their most enterprisitig cit
izens-Turner br0thers--to erect an Opera
House, and they have succeeded in erecting
an establishment which IL alike cfeditable
10 the proprietors, the architects and the
city. lt was inaugurated on the lst inst by
tile representation OF Knowles magnificent
tragedy of Virginius, Edwin Forrest play
ing the character OF the same name.
Forrest began his theatrical career in
Dayton, forty-one years ago, In a little old
Building within a stones throw ofNwhere
he inaugurated the Opera-HOuse. What .
history those forty years would make
Despite the persistent abuse OF the New
York Herald, and kindred sheets, that have
represented Forrest as a declining star, who
ranted upon the stage and mangled his
characters with servile imbecility, he APP
peared 10 the audience that greeted him In
Dayton as the perfection OF really great
actor-probably the only great actor In the
world. If he played better In his younger
days his playing must have been marvel
Gus. i"s.'l I'll. -. I.l
T. He was supported by an excellent CONF
pany---in notable contrast " ith the unhappy
people usually puffed as stock companies-.
among whom ayoung gentleman Of marked
ability and decided merit Mr.. John McCul-
lOugh, was conspicuous and deserving Of
hehoarty applause he received. The scenic
art displayed upon the stage came from the
brain and hand OF our old friend, Mr.. VIM.
II Porter, painter who has the rare genius
10 make his pictures at once aecurite, pleas
ifig and striking. Theatrical criticism Is
not In the line OF our duties, but we con-
cede this much attention TO the subject
because the subject Is worthy of il. 1
The Connecticut Democratic State Con-
ya,,tin,, ,,tII aaah,.,t,I,a n, IIIarlf,rl a.,
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tE AN INVALUABLE REdBDY.-None,
except those who have suffered all the hor-
rors of threatened Consumption, can fully
appreciate the value and efficacy of DIR.
HALLS BAISAM-a sovereign remedy In
diapasp.
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DYSPEPSIA

DR.. SrRIckLAND's

S-------L Tonic Is a concer-
trated preparation Of Roots and Herbs with
antiacids and carminatives 10 strengthen
the stomach aud nervous system II is a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges-
tion, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Flatuleney and Debility
II Is not alcoholic, therefore p&rticnlar5ly
persons. For sale by all Druggists eyery-
whore at$1 per bottle. - ".
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S. A. DICKEY & GOWN sell the best of
Youghiogheny Coal, delivered, at c. II. g.
ID. II. r. Depot, at Cincinnati, at Nine
teen cents'p per bushel, or delivered to Con-
|sumers and Dealers here, as cheap as they
can bring it from any point. Other coal
in proportions. ofllcc and Yard 26 Wayne
street, Dayton, Ohio. janl2-3td
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aelOaetarp and Commercial.


NEW YORK, January 14.-Money quiet and easy
at begb per cent Sterling nominal at 105k691O9.
Gold is a shade lrmer, opening At159T and closing
1T 1394@13gk
Total exports Specie to-day, $685.
Governments stocks quiet and without change
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ArTHE OREGoN News AlyD OYsrRR DEPor.
What the people want--a ~ 90 history of
the Great Rebellion, complete in one vol
llmn ofnearly 800 printed pages; for sale by
AMBROSE J.. DuNLEvY, Fifth ST. on Canal.
ID a fDee. 19dImI % y H
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ar Those Who have suffered from Scrok
ula, EruptiOns, or any other impnrity OF
the Blood, will find ScovILL's BLOOD AND
LIvER SxRuP Invaluable, as it will cleanse
the Blood and permanently eradicate from
the system the cause Of the disease, thereby
restoring health, and vlvaclty to the sys-
tenn. MFlMAtlt
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Ew-Dn. Morris VrarrAnLE LIVER PnLs

e5Y-DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
are constantly becoming more and more
popular. They are acknowledged to have
no rival In the cure Of such diseases as
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Fever of all
kinds, Jaundice Costiveness, Pain in the
Stomach, Side, Head, Back, and Bowels,
Bilious Complaints, Loss OF Appetite, Sick
tism, Collie, Pleurisy, Pimples and Sores on
the Skin, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness
of Spirits, Pain or Weakness OF the Breast
Diseases of Spine and Ksdneys, Sore Eyes,
Diarrhea or Dysentery, Cold, etc.
Most Of the diseases may he
prevented by taking DIR. Morris VEGE-
TABLE, LIVER PILLS in season or when the
liver becomes first deranged. which carry
Off through the bowles and the secretions
of the skin and kidneys, those poisonous
humors that clog the stomach, bowels, and
skin, and become accumulated in the blood.
There has been as great . progress in sci
ence, and especially in that Of medicine,
within the past few years, as there has in
the arts. To such perfection have they
brought this science, that the medicinal
properties are condensed and concentrated
into the resins or salts of the plant, which
they extract from 1t, and leave the inert or
woody matter The old mode Of extracting
these medicinal propertics--by boiling for
q long time in water-is found, In most
eases, to render the medicinal qualities
wholly inert, or even decomposing them,
DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIyER PILIs are
composed of chemical vegetable extracts,
mostly from plants growing IN our own
country; some OF these plants have a direct
action on the liver, others upon the skin,
others on the kidneys, and Others upon the
bowels and lungs. 1t Is by peculiar
chemical combination Of all these extracts
that these Pills are made, possessing the
most extraordinary efficacy for curing the
abOve-named diseases.
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Dn Dobor hns arrived At our neigilbotl

ing city of Springfield, and taken rooms at
the Willis House, where he will remain un-
til the Doth ofJanuary. All who are afllict-
ed with chronic difficulties should not fail
'tovisit him. His success is unparalleled.
During his recent visit TO Day ton, he per-
formed some of the most wonderful cures
personal observation, Our editorial friends
in Springfield need have no hesitation in
saying that the Doctor will perform all he
promises. {" o hlih hr llue aeIr S-lwd.
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HUSTON HALL.-This spacious Hall was
filed on Saturday night to witness Charley
Shay's great "Quincuplexai Show" 1t was
a combination of wonders and amusements
that pleased every body. 1t will be re-
peated Tonight aud OF course the people
will all want to see it. Ie,'i,
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From Washington.

|tE. III y WASHINGTON, January a.
The American Bible Society celebrated
It's fittieth anniversary this morning In the
ball Of the House of Representatives. Rev.
DIR. Vermllye, Of New York, delivered a
discourse on the subject of the moral pur-
ity of the Bible 10 more than usually
large auditory at that place.
The threatening demonstration made on
Senator Wade last Wednesday, was by II
man well known to another Senator, upon
whom he called n short time after leaving
Mr.. Wade. but not in the way OF menace.
The offender is from Massachusetts, and
has heretofore been In trouble, both here
and elsewhere.
Last week the Treasury Department made
the following redemptiOns of United States
securities: Legal-tender notes, $ll1,3O0
demand notes, $66, ,S25; compound-interest
notes, SG,73O, $40; fractional currency, $l37,-
800.
Southern members are fully recognized
by the Executive Departments of the Gov
ernment and they have the fnnking privi-
lege, and are forbid to appoint officers to
I'LL vacancies in the regular army. Three
pardon warrants were Issued from the At
torncy Generals Office to-day.
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Turnpike Election.

VNH KRE WILL BE An ELEOTIoR HELD AT
ii Early's Hotel IN West Alexandria, on Monday
the 9Th day of IaRnATy, lso6, 10 elect hse DrectOru
of tho DAYTON aud Western Turnpike Road Company
pseemhaI y lsa,, lsl A. DUNLAP. Pras't
asciA-WSt
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Insurance Notice.

rImE sToUs HoIsBEAs OP THE TkUrokA IN
Il suRANOk OomT~ry, Dayton. ohio, are hsrebS
nothed 20 meet al ibs oice oi ths OonpAaJ, No. 40
Third street, Dayton, OAo, on Monday. Jnnuary 4,
lss6 hetw' and o'clock ?. NJ, for the purpose
~ oleftng nine directors 10 The ensung year.
des9e-dfm JOHN n. srOPPkLhAhN, Be -
fDHR i1RECrUFS S oF THE TEuTONIA INST
6OIiLAE psr sHGRR, payable on and aasr hsnaAy
Cs-st " JOHN sroPPELhAN. See.
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tCoMMuNICATED.ls q

EDITORS EMPIRE.-Some designing pert
sons or persons have circulated the repor-
that the tickets to the Franklin Banquet on
Wednesday evening next are to cost those
invited five dollars. ..
Please allow me TO state, that the report
is false in every particular. The typos have
undertaken to give their friends, "the In
vitcd guests" good supper and 70 make it
the occasion Of reunion Of the good and
free souls who are now, or have been, con-
neeted with the aArt Prescrvstive."
We have every prospect ofa fine time and
| hope nothing further may occur to mis-
represent the motives of the craft, or mar
the festivities Of the occasion.
Respectfully Yours,
SAM. L. LERFNGwELL,
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Election of United States Senators.
CHICAGO, January II.
At joint session of the Iowa Legislature
on Friday, SamuelJ. kirkwood was elected
United States Senator for the short term,
James Harlan for the long term.
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The Connecticut Democratic State Con-
vention will assemble In Hartford on
Wednesday, tie 9Th day Of February. iia'
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unr Chairman Com. of Arrangements. q


THE OPRRA-HousE. - The matinee on
Saturday afternoon was largely attended,
the ''young folks" being fully represented.
The pretty play of "All that Glitters is not
Cole" and the amusing farce Of the "Fat
Boy" constituted the "bill of fare"
In the evening, the thrilling tragedy of
@Lucretia Borgia" was enacted in most ex-
cellent style, with the accomplished Mrs.
Perry as "Lucretia," part in which she
always excels. She was admirably sus-
tained by the talented company now en-
gagged at the Opera-House
Tonight the play goers of Dayton are
promised rare entertainment in the pro-
iduction, for the first time at the Opera
House, of the beautiful spectacular play of
the "Naiad Queen" In stage appointments
and scenic effects II will be the most bril-
liant and attractive performance ever wit
messed in our city. Several new candidates
for public favor will appear this evening,
among whom are Mrs. j. r. Allen, Miss
Mary Shaw, and Mile. Victoria, the latter
from the New York Academy of Music.
The new and beautiful scenery was painted
by Mr. Porter expressly for this play.
j The enterprlslng managers of the Opera
House have in preparation succession of
splendid novelties for the present week, and
we have no doubt their praiseworthy efforts
win be literally rewarded by our citizens.
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I CURE "A Dr. striclSland's
tPsII'IiEs. PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases OF
Blind and Bleeding Piles. It gives imme-
dlate relief, and effects a pernanant cure.
Try 1t directly, Its warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 90 cts. per
bottle,t ENksA ~ I.1GNH'L L.iat.3 .,lN
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(,LurHING.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-14

Or TuEArRE Mrs. Nelson Kneass, one
Of the most popular and deserving actresses
Of the day, takes a benefit at the Old Thea
ter tonight The first attraction viii Be
Che sWidowb Victim" in which Mz.
Kneass viii appear a. Jane Chstlsriy, Miss
Kate Fletcher as Mrs. Bsitleion, Sam Hub
bard as Jerry Chips, and Harry Everett as
Bvron Tremain Pelham Psge. So attract
tvea bin has seldom been presented to a
Esshyiile audience; and this, taken in con-
asctiOn with the great merits Of the bench
eiary, will We have no doubt, secure a
crowded house.
The performance will close with "lreland
as L is," Mrs. Kneass personahng Judy
O'rrot
On Monday evening Mr.. Wood Benson
takes benefit.
There will also be matinee this after
noon
Mr.. Madden, the leader Of the Orchestra,
took benefit last night, the audience be-
ing fair. Mrs. Mary Stevens, well known
On the Nashville boards, volunteered, and
appeared as Mary Lsnsdale, in which char
actsr her talents shone conspiouously. Her
presence lent additional charms to the
pleasures Of the evening; aud the fact that
sho was 10 appear doubtless added numbers
90 the audience.
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A. A. SNoDDERLY,
G. W. ANDERSON,

A good Carriage OF Buggy is deemed by
every lady and gentleman to be family
necessity; no considerable husband or
father, who can afford it, will permit his
wife and children 10 be without one it is
therefore highly important 70 those who are
not yet supplied, to know where a good one
can be obtained at fair price. We would
direct the attention Of buyers to the exien-
sive repository and manu- actory of Messrs.
A. A. Heller & Co., Of our city, at No. 20,
North Market street. In this house will be
found an assortment of Carriages, Barouehes,
Buggies, Sulkies and Wagons of every de-
scriPtion. These gentlemen are also pre-
pared TO make to order all kinds Of pleas
ure Carriages, from an Irish Jaunting Car
to Yeltura, at short notice, and in the best
possible style. With full force of compe-
tent workmen, in addition 70 other facili-
ties, they are prepared TO do repairing of
every kind properly, promptly, and in the
very best manner. In short, we think that
farmers, merchants, and professional men
generally will find it greatly to their inter
est TO deal with Messrs. Heller & Co. They
can suit any one in a new vehicle, or repair
an old one with such elegance and in such
a substantial manner that the result,
though the work of an artisan, calls wildly
to the mind the feats Of magician. We
can, and do most chesrfully recommend
this firm to the favorable consideration of
the community at large. Give them call,
and you viii learn our reason for doing 60.
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Cry CouNcIL.-The Common Council held
an extra session last night 10 finish the
business left unfinished at the meeting Of
the night before. The great length Of the
Legislative proceedings and the Governors
message prevents us from making q de-
tailed report. The chief business Of public
Importance was the concurrence in the reso-
luton from the Board Of Alderman appoint
ing joint committee, to confer with SINH
lar one from the County Court OF Davidson
county relative to the pesthouse and the
disposal of smallpox patients. The com
mittee from this Board consists Of Aessrs.
Ambrose, Lellyett and Duncan.
Several other minor matters gave rise to
a very lengthy and animated discussions
but as they DO not possess a general inter
est we omit them.
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D ll0ags eA--N -
street.
ArriUal and Departure Of the NoleHsUlAe ena
1Tiuae Stage.
Leaves Nashville on Tuesday, Thursdsy and Sat
Tesdsv and FTiday. once o. CRY Hotel EAST side
Pub C Square
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CITY NE

PRIsosERs TO BE RELEAsED.-Gen. John-
son will, in a few days, issue an order re
leasing ninsty-lour military prisoners, at
Nashville, Huntsville and Chattanooga.
This number, we believe, covers ell ct these
three points. This looks like return TO
tie rule Of civil Law exclusively.
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al q Ehich We VII eel ss chssp &c can be bought
IN LOUISVILLE st. LOUIS OF Cincinunt msrkets.
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MARKETS,
LBy Telegraph

CNCINSATI, April Is.
Flour and Wheat unchanged and firm at full
prices.
Corn and Oats eady.
Rye htnIat sec for No. J, and 7o973 for choice.
Barley unchanged [; Fall 5 81 10; Canadian 81 %
al 25.
Whisky dull; small sales at 50 20.
Mess Pork held at s251{9251zi 800 bbls country
sold at S25
Bulk Meats held at loJ<9lS1li buyers offer Al
less.
Lard is held AZ Isci buyers offer 1754c.
Bacon dull and unchanged 4694sc.
Butter dull prices lower prime to choice io9i3,
Seed unchanged and steady.
EQgs sdvsrced to Ice.
Gold lz51<
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
MaRcn RuIrs, IsGd.

Henry ". Reborn.
". Amended and Supplemental Gross Bin
Ward e ais.
IN this cause, it Appearing b the Clerk and Mss-
tsr that dsienAsnt, X. d. Alison, Is beyond the
Units 81 The etaie OF Le1ues aees and Keeps HIM
self 20 oct If fha Jurisdiction q ths court that the
ordinary process o. lau cannot b. served upon nm.
a BE- therefore ordered that Publication b made
for four successive aeeEs Id the Nashville Uunu.
a Newspaper published in ne citT q hashune,
Tennessee, requiring said defendant 70 aBpsar
helore the Gers and Master e. oftce 10 Carthage
90 cr before Nay hliea. and answer sid cross BID
or the same vii b take1 for coufsasea and sf f1l
hearing * parie, A. % hIm.
nsrsl-sii D. d. CAMPBELL, G Az.
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In another column picking Samburg
Grapes far speer's Wine. Il Is an admirs-
BE article. used in hospitals and BY the
6rst-clsss families In Paris, London aad
New York ia preference % old port vine.
n i well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction taes''-'s'a"00"'y'
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OBTAINING Monty VNpER FALsE PRErEScEs.
A negro yesterday went into Haslock's
drug store, on Cedar street, and presented
two counterfeit half dollars, which he said
he received from that place, Mr.. Haslock
had never seen the negro before, but to
avoid trouble, and a decision like that
against q German firm Of which we gave
an account some days since, he handed
over a dollar, and sent the negro away.
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Boar TnIEvEs.-The two boat thieves who
stole ska from Hodges ferry few days
since, and Of whose arrest We have already
gisen an account, were yesterday examined
before Esquire MeaehaIn, aud sent 70 jeil
10 await 4 trial before the Criminal Court,
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An error occurred in our report yesterday
Of the vote in the House of Representatives
on the Franchise Bill, Mr.. Porter, of Hen
~, was reported as having voted for the
bill. He was not present when the vote
was taken, and was not in the hall during
the day. He has not been sworn in as
member.
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DIR. /, /. COLEMAN,
OFFICEs
No. 81 North Cherry Street,
Nashville, Tenn.
,ovIs-a
Smith County Court st Carthage, Tenn.
MARCH RULES. ls6d.

7. NJ. Lancaster, etAl,
vs. Peuuon.
]. r. Smith, ct al.
on motion Of compliments solicitor, sna u ~
psarur 10 the Satisfaction Of the Clerk that sier-
ling Powell, samuel Powell, Elijah Powell. fsrsihea
Lancaster and husband - Lancaster Nsncy
Jane Powell snd the widow and children Of Niiham
II. PoEeils Frauts RUhinscn and husband "
kooinsoat Datney Lancaster, EliEsneih hlch sho
Wilhsm hach, James lancaster. Nafhsnlel isncsS-
ter, htaekish FeaEsns and wife isabella Feagans'
sre ron residents o. the State Of Tennessee, %
that the ordins process Of law cannot be served
upon thems
Il b. thsreiore oriersd that puhicsfon he n sde
m the hssnvi5e lnion, newspaper published =
the CITY Of Nashville. ior tour successive weszs,
curing said deiendsnts % appesr before the County
CONT q smith. on or before the first Monday u
May neXt, ttsa6l uien and there 70 plesd, Hnsger
taksn ior confessed aud set down for hearing 81
pSrta. - 90 tnom-
rssrI.-ltE X ". TURNER, Clerk.
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70 Whom II May Concern.

A Ii, persons having GA ms sgAiust The Nashville
~ and Caaitznoora Railrcad Company. iucul rcd
priSr IL Ist July 1885. sre no iaed thst al such
tlainss are referred 70 COMMITTEES Of Directors
nj cuifwel. EsQs, Who meet In Murfreeshoro on
Mopdsy a. q Tuesday, 18th and G7iA inst
WI. rNNES
sahqs n General superb tandenS.