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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-03

A SINGULAR DKATH.-We are
Informed Of singular death which oc-
CURED at West Lpdi, in Reed township,
on Monday last, and which was proceed.
ed by a presentiment. Mr.. JAcos r.
BRows, n resident Of that place, was
found dead in his bed ealy IN the morn.
ing and without any apparent cause OF
decease. He was known as man Of
intempcrate habits, and the Doctor had
advised him 10 quit drinking liquor aud
use opium instead. Ii pursuance Of this
advice, il 10 supposed, he went to Repuo.
lie aud bought some opium, piece o!
which drug vas found in his pocket after
his drmise. On Sunday he was at the
huuse of neighbor, and, after remaining
q while, he suddenly observed. guess
I will 60 home md lie down, and ir do
l shall never get up ngoin." On Mon.
day morning at about o'clock, he was
discovered as above stated. His family
and connections objected to an inquest,
and none was had. 1t 10 believed that
the opium he took, was the cause Of his
sudden death. H.. ......
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Fear of the Cholera,

The theory that tbs cholera viii
visit the United States this year is
based upon the HYPOTHESIS that in
time past this country received a vis-
il fromlit the year succeeding its ap-
pearsnce in Europe. This rulo has
has not always held good, and VIC do
DOT think il certain to prove true now.
1--WE present this view of the chol.
era matter, not with the design Of
making the danger appear less for
midablo than it really is, but because
ice bsiicrei to be a great egoat ia de.
rslopihg any e.rpected discdse, and
therefore we think it desirable that
the danger should not be too highly
eolored Too much cannot DO done
10 the way of preventative measures.
Every citizen should feel it person
al interest in securing cleanliness
throughout the city, and the Board
of Health should have all the assis.
tance that can possibly be extended tC
them in their sanitary work. The
best policy for all is to avoid getting
into panic about cholera stories
and to regard the subject as philo'
sophicslly as possible, aud at the
same tune to spare no effort to secure
cleanliness and ample ventilation" !"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-03

TuE WooLEs FsoroRY.-Tne at
atention Of the reader is called to the
new advertisement Of GRoss, DoRsrv &
Co., in this weeks paper. 1t is largely
to the interest Of the farmers, merchants
and citiz,ns Of the city and county, TO
patronize home manufacturers, no, only
rs matter of pride, but Of ub,tsntial
profit to themselves. This firm is now
turning out daily. at their Factory, neOr
the wire bridge, on Washington street, a
superior quality Of all descriptions Of
wooden goods. Read shcir advertise.
rpent. l-..-r t.-...rt .-..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-03

If it is fair to judge the fruit crop
in this county from present appear
ances about town, there will be plenty
of apples, cherries, pears and fair
crop of peschcs this season. 1t was
supposed that the peach crop was en-
tirely killed, but the trees are now
blooming. and the indications are that
in some locations there will be fail
crop.-Fdyette CJmty Herald.
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n29-3

Horse TRAINING.--Mess. CALp-
WELL g. CANNON, win give another ree
exhibition of their trained horses. to day,
at one O'Clock. r. M, by driving through
the streets without bride breeching or
-bresst collar. The exhibition will take
place in front of the Court House, and is
FREQ to all. .t.-- t.....
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A CARD,

Ma. EDrrot ~ s,k smsH space Ia yoaf column n'
TO correct em,rspressntai ions esrtsn parties srs
making, who are vending Patent Bee Hives in th''
eonnty. They rsprss.n, me As prcaouneins Brandt.
Pst-n, Hive. .npsrior 10 to the Lshgs,roth Hivs.
do not believe that any cther hive now in u,e--css
rAiSLy non. thit have ever seen comb nss as ma.
ny PRACTICAL advantages a, the Langstr,th Hive
does. Beside, this, Brandt, hive Is manifest in
fts-smsat the Lsns,troth Patent. and all ps,te,
selling, making or using i, ure iisbl. to prosecution
under the Pat.ntLsws. Yom, Truly,
- j. T. MIRIIs.
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BEADLE's MoETHLY.-We have
received copy OF this popoar Mag z ne
for the month of May. Although, of but
recent birth among the Mngoznes of the
day, it bids fair to secure large circula
ton, Address BEADLE g. Co., llS, vii
lam street, New York.
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FRoM WEST LoDt.-Information
from this quarter of the country, is not
very aattering to farmers. The wheat
crop is almost entirely ruined by The last
freeze, and peaches aud cherries are all
killed. Apples, it is thought, have not
been injured.
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THE New RArLRoAp.-We are
not able to give our readers any further
inflammation concerning the proposed new
RaiIroad. As far as heard from every
tthing is in "beyance until information
scan be obtained from DIR. SMITH, the
agent in England, who is now there for
the purchase Of IRON W .srH.t
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MHarARr.-It would not require
much ,,rsip on a ,na,m ally vivid imag.
instion, 70 convers the neat pile ofbrick
on the corner Of Washington and Mar.
lket, iotos Fort, If the lively idea be
carried beyond this, eaIlthe cellar be.
hind n htse rise pit,. and the Court n ouse
the Confedency.
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RUNAwAY.-A team Of horses
attached to a wagon, broke loose from
'their mornings on Monday. iocomoted up
Washington street in cool violation o! the
,city ordinouce. Owner unknown
Cause: Indisposition TO stay hitched.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who fsred for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Deesy, and all the effects of
youthful ndrserstion. wi. for the sake of mffsrng
humanity, send rfee to all who need 1t. the recipe
aud dirsstion' for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experiences, can do so by addressing
JOHN n. OGDEN,
Nc. IL Chambers st :, New York.
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Let us now, by a harmonious action,
in promptaess and vigilance in the dis.
charge of every duty, prove ourselves
worthy of tho liberal support which we
have received of the citizens of Tiffin.
N. L. BREWER, President.
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VAN AMBURGH & cos
Mammoth Menagerle,
WITH
LIVING GIRAFFE a.!

Sold out! o. Two Large
Public Sales Combined.
The undersigned Henry and II. A. Kol-
fer, wi offer the following property at
Public Sale, on TUESDAY, May 10, 1866,
at their residence on the Kilbourn Road
8 miles east Of Tliin, 8 miles west Of
Att'ca and miles south Of Republic.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.-llorses, ecvcn.
teen horses, Mares, Geldiug, the majority
Of which are fine blooded animals, vul7
liable us Roadsters, Clrrioge horses, and
for farming purposes.
CArTLE-l fine Durham Bull, 5 good
Mich Cows, 3 fresh, balance will b. by
time of sale. Also 8 head of young Cat
tie Of as god blood as tho county can
boast.
SHEEP About 600 Sheep, Wethors,
Ewes aud Lambs, considered good fine
Wool. r..-.
HoGs-2 fine brood Sows, and about 8
or 10 Shouts. - ., 49,.
FARMING ImrLEMEsTs.-Two two.horse
Wagons, 2 truck wagons, 2 Buggies,
Buckeye Combined Reaper aud Mower,
8 sets of Wagon Harness | set Of Silver
plated Buggy Harness, fine single har.
ness used but twice since purchased. /
fine Gutter, 2 or 3 Sleds, Cultivat0rs
Plows, Drugs, aud oil other farming i'm
plemens.
As the subscribers intend going South
they will also offer ior sale all their house.
hold aud Kitchen furniture Of almost ev.
cry description. i.as tIi.ptJ
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THE friends of j. w. POWELL,
on Wednesday, May 9Th, will give him a
donation. Guests will be received at his
residence or ,be corner Of Tffin aud J, {.
ferson streets, in the evening at the Bsp
tist Church. The audience will be en-
4 rtained during the evening by the Choir
under management Of 7. b. TOMB.
MEMBERS.
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AcKSowLEDGEMENTs We are
indebted to Mr. WIN. A. HERsmsER, Of
the Treasurer's Office, Columbus, Ohio.
for detailed statement of the receipts
and disbursements OF Public Money, du
ring the fscal year, 1865.
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SENECA COUNTY WooL GROWERS
AssocIATIos.-The regular mee,ing OF
the Association will be held at the COur,
II 'use in 'Tifia, Saturday Muy 18th,
1866. All who are interested are re-
quested to attend. .a.g.
JAMES BorD, President.
n29-3t,
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VAN AMBuRGH's MANAeER1E.-

VAN AMBURGH's MANAGERIE.-
Our readers will not forgot the coming Of
the great show, on the lth Of May. The
recent outfit of the establishment, and
beautiful onimal Is from Central Africa, to
complete the list, will make It an exhi.
bltion well worthy the putronags of the
nublic
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REPU BLIc.--This once beautiful
and enterprisiag village. under the bale
ful influences Of sssgnstini inrtrads and
business, and the loss of Raj road com
municstion with good markets, 10 fast
reaching - in fact has reached the least
Importance in commercial point ofview.
Sure and slow the work Of decay CON.
menced. First,a new Riiiroad route to
the lakes was substituted for the old; and
Instead Of fast moiltrSins carrying news
aud new faces to snd fro. and lengthy
freight trains ladened with The wealth OF
the country, was inaugurated the Bob.ta
accommodation, the butt Of College Hill
jokes, and a painfu ireminder 10 all true
Republicans Of their loss. The farming in.
tsresls about Republic have nolbseh ma
terlsily affected because such products are
ever in demand; but the loss Of facilities
for transportation are keenly felt. None
would rejoice more than ourself. IL the
new raiirosd, which seems to be a settled
fact, wouldtake Republic on the string.
The Academy. one Of the institutions OF
the place, still holds it's own, although,
Ike Al other ,ipsitations, il suffered from
the war. The school now ndmters a.
scholars. under the tuition Of Mr.. GnEc.
oRI. Or. ScHurLEs. the former princi-
PsL 10 now Professor Of Mathematics at
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] H Cleget, Samuel Wolf, q w Nc.
Cartney, James Neiiey. Jacob Lower,
Andrew Martin. James s Watson
David II Ellis. Charles Young, Thos
II Ellis, Phillip Dutro, Thomas l.
Park, Amaham Yoong, Thomas w
Egbert, Isaac Stultz, Frederick Sci.
lars, Rudolph Kaga, John Leidy,
Stephen Strouse,y joel Keller, John
II RomiS, George Shannon, Jacob
Young, Daniel Dillman, John Klopp,
aaron Miller, Jesse s'ropg, Henry
- S.,S ~, p,e's y Se's, Snas,es l.n
Fishor. George w Int, Georss Il
Shedenhelm, George w Willow, rhos
Shultz, Jeremiah Egtert, Q Shook
vonn hsoert, yaSen n0se' ok III, I . NJ ,iOr, :,
~, RI u!rrs y, oo'' Da''V W',;a ou r. A.
,JoLn Gittsnger Amos Canning Ezrp
Derr, + W Watson, Albert Rohn
George HoltE, William Snyder, w D
rnis; m ~, JACOB yrineer; sen, 'onn Don
H. u 'ilas gi E'b%SS %
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Special Yotltes.
TO CONSUMPTIVES,

The advsni,er, having besn renarsd to health 10
sw week, by avery simple remedy. after having
50 ered several years with ,svsrsluns Affection
and that dread disease, coasumption-i' anSicu' to
make In owa to his follow suftfe the mean, ofcnre
To all Who ds,reit, he will send copy ofihe pre-
.e,ipton ussd cree Of eharse) Win the directions
for preparing and using the same, which The, viii
6nd suRx cURg for CoSsu.-rrros, ASTHMA, BRoS'
cnIrs, ,Couams, Coins, aud all Throat and Lung
Affection. The only object Of the advertiser ia
sending the Pts,er ,ion isto benefit the afflicted and
he hopes every sufferer lltry his rsmsdy. n 1t VIII
cost them nothing aud may prove benins. ra...
Parties wishing the prescription, rRER, by return
mail, will please address.
Rsv. EDWARD a. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-03

SoDA.-rHE corner Drug Store
will have in operation, in few Days, q
f-st class Soda Fountain for ladies aud
gentleman.
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The TEMPERANCE LECTURE. =.
Our readers should not forget to attend
the lecture OH Temperance, by Prof Al.
LEN r. THOMPSON, State Lecturer, al the
City Hall tonight. The reputation OF
Mr THOMPSON as lecturer, should insure
him full house. The lecture is free,
aud " III commence at sevea and a half
O'clock, During the evening an organi-
ltion OF Good Trmplars will be forme d.
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MARRIEp-On the 26th Of April,
1866, by the Rev. &. R. Brown, at III,
residence Of the brides father, Captain
J. w. ILER, of Tiilin city, to Miss NAN
ME b. DWIGHT, of Clyde.
The usual attention to the printer, was
manifested by tho parties in,orcstcJ.---
Joy be their income.
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THERE are positive indications
that there will be four or FIVE weddings
this month, in this vicinity.
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A Day SuMMER.-M. BARNET

A Day SUMMER. BApINET,
Frenchmnn, prophecies that the com
ing Summer will be marked by extreme
drought. All the springs he states, will
6e dried up" for when there is no snow
there is no fountains" ltis the snow
which moistens the earth exterinrly. r lin
water does not penetrate sufficiently, be-
ing carried off rapidly by evaporation,
except in wooded districts.
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TaE Gideon Band serenaded
Judge LASc, last week aud were iyited in.
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STRANGE BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the Uniis'
States can here someteing very mnch to thsr ndvan
tagr by return mail (fr.e Of charged by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears Of being hum
busged win obligc BY not noticing this card. Al
other, wi plsne spdre,, their obe ia Mt servant
THOMAS r. CHAPMAN,
% cal Broadway, New Ysrk.
April %, 1860, oe-'y
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Sale Of Railroad Stocks.

uFfiCE or rHE COMMISSIONERS ot rnx .
SiNHiNu fUNn, Colun U.,Amii ~, is6G.
In pursuance of Jbint Resoiuticn Of the renrra
Assembly oi the State OF Ohio, passed Aprl0, lsGG,
sealed bids will he received III, Ofies. uaiil 10
o'clock noon on the is da OF June, ia6B. for all or
any pnr Sf the stock owned bv the Sthte In tie fuls
lowing tlrpad Companies, at which time the hi al,
will he opfpsd and the contract, OF sale swarded n
case the Commissioners approve tho same, and the
eoveInor shall give his eon,sm thereto In writing.
viz; Ami of stn,,s
sandusky, DAYTON n Cine innai
RAILROAD Company, f ssps 500 90
=, The bids should be endorsed " rRoros.Ls roR
RAILROAD STocK.' N.TI wv
JAS. u. GOODMAN, Presidsnt.
l.. WM, HENRY SMITH. Sectststy.
w. WEST. At,omey General. .
Commisione, Of the Sinking. Fund.
April q, ,isG6. 0H m 5s-it.
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Attac hment Notice.
Jonas Neikirk, Plaintiff,
against
Joseph Caring, Defendant.
Before N. p. Colwell, ]. p. of Scipio To-,
= Seneoa couRiy Ohio. q. 80,
On the 18Th day OF April, 1886. said
Justice issued All order Of Attachment 10
The above action, for the sum of TWO
hundred and lhirty.eight and sixty. Eve
one hundreth dollars, (S23S 65. 100 y
which case Is adjourned. aud stands cor
hearing on the 2d day, OF June, 1866. .at
10 O'clock A. M. on said day. y
JONAS NEIKIRK, Plaintiff.
April i6, 1866. 2s-3t.
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Farmers Horse Protectivcs.

WHITE HALL, April 7th, 1866.
The G compauy met pursuant to no
tice and was called to order by the
President. The Secretary being abb
sent, Jacob Rickcnbaugh, asappoht-
edSecretary pro TEN. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read and
approved. The Treasurer was then
called upon and reported as follows;
Amount on hand April 1st,
1865, $40 so
Amount received as initiation
fees 4. b. s so
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TIFEIN MARKETS.
oRAIN ANp snnns

Corrected wSsKry sys B,svFnrH.
IA 8 Isoe
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Paid for publishing notice
,ofannuaf meeting Oc

DoionOc ~ Aieauiyi rHHHHr. W" W
The society thes proceeded to the re
ception of members. The following
then were received; j. ID. Strong, j.
A. Shaffer, George Shumaker, Jacob
Grinder, jr., j. Carson and Joseph
Jordan.
The Society then proceeded to the
election of officers. j. W. Souder,
was chosen President; III. N. Chase
Vice President; Jacob Rickenbaugh,
Secretary and N. umstead Treasurer,
The following resolutions we're then
offered aud adopted. r. & T2Fs 81,
Resoioed, That 6ne of twenty five
cents, (25) be IMPOSED upon mem bers
for non attendence at Annual Nee
tings, unless a reasonable excue be
offered. And if said fines remain un-
paid after the next annual meeting,
such members are no longer. entitlcd
to the protection of the company un--
til all arrearages are paid up.
Resoloed, That the proceedings of
this meeting, together with a list Of
the names of members of this Society
be published in each Of the two lead
papers;
NAMES OF MEMBFRss a 0F
John D Shroyer, Lewis Shtiver, VIII
loby Heilman, Augustus Baker, Isaac
Strouse, John Ellis, Daniel Miller
Alfred Shafer, William Ksplls Gaud
lip Kindley, Asia Rohn, John Book
man, Nichols Umstead, Jacob Huss,
Jacob Rickenbaugh, Jacob BowersoI,
Samuel Rckenbaugh, John W Souder,
John Pittenger, John Il Strietting,
George Horthell. William Hyter, II
N Chase Michael Bastion, Samuel n
Dewitt, Ruben Kellers George Kridlsr
David Huss, John Uuser, SIS Hunter,
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Sandusky Dayton & Cincinnati R,
S o v 7 n.
N o r 7 Il
Piitsburg,Ft W. 4 Chicago II. R.

On and aftsr Nov. 10, 1865. trHins will lsav. Sta
tons daily, sabbaths excepted. az follows =
Train leaving Fotsaat4b7 \. NJ, lsnyet daiIy.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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Gpucnial.

All Marriage Noticesare charged 81. Deaths
published Free obituary noticvsb cents per line
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=
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
FLOUR-Ss 80 a III 90,
WHEAT--Firm st 81 20 tol IS.
COkN--Firm at .37@IO cents,
RYE--50 cents per bashcl. crut ? n. 4
OATS--Firm az 26 cents from teams,
CLOVER SEED--Ss 5OR o. 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--Ss 90 a'l a
FLAX SEED-S2 90 per pushel.
HOGS--S9 o0@l0 90 per CIV,
BUrTBR. noes AND LARD.
BUT TER -2b@so cents per pound.
.EGGS--l6 cents per dozen.
LARD-ln Kegs, i3 cents per pound.
POTATOES. PORK. &C. SO.
POTAT0ES-Sl oc.e 81 %
.TALLOW ..l0c Grease a 10 cents.
.CANDLES-Stcarinc 30 cents.
Tsllow goa 25 cou,s. & .t
SOAP--Gcrman IL, Common 8 cents.
WOOL Selling at 30 cents to 65.
WHlSkH--S3 90, and c C5mmou 81 80
per gallon.
'HAMS".lS To- 30 cents, per pound.
BEESWAX 80 cents per pound.
-
HIDES.
Corrected weekly by ]. N. EBERT.
IlIDES--Trinmed 6@6c. ..
CALF SklNS-i9 i9c Kip skins 7c.
SHEEp PELTS Dry. 25c@6oc.
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say' On Sunday last, tho largest
white fish ever caught in Lake Eric,
was captured by Captain Donelly, of
the Steamer Clinton. 1t weighed 10
nounda
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"a FsU0ssSU uzuH = TI|||"| TH7T IHTTTTI
eene.i. ~ eliF asnu lnssf uaiiusfsD ~,
.sssc 'psiI tFisfa ~ ielei3 i'aisH = -. 4
ut-.ffas a aasa
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-06
THE WITNESSES AGAINST JEFPER,
son DAVIS.

The following communication appears
from two Of the witnesses who testified be-
fore the jury that indicted Mr. Davis:
NORFOLK, VA, May %, 1S66-A recent
publication in the Baltimore Gazette, and
other facts which have come to cur know
ledge, render it proper that we should make
TO the public a brief statement Of the cir
cumstances under which we appeared as
witnesses before the Grand Jury of the
United States Circuit, which found bill of
Indictment against the Hon. Jefferson Davis,
at their recent session in this city. This ex-
PLANTATION is wholly unnecessary to those
who are acquainted with our antecedents
and sympathies; but, in order that our posi-
tion may not be misunderstood by any man,
we desire to state that we did not go before
the Grand Jury as willing witnesses. We
went most unwillingly, in obedience to a
peremptory order of the Court, served upon
us by the United States Marshal. 1t may
not be improper to add, that we declined to
answer many questions propOunded to us
by the Grand Jury, on the ground that if
the crime of treason has been committed,
the answers to those questions would tend
criminate ourselves equally with Mr.. Davis;
and we are surprised to find our names pub
lished at the foot of the Indictment, in the
list of witnesses upon whose testimony the
indictment was found.
GEO. p. SCARBURGH.
JOHN GooDE JR.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-06
In the Chaucery Court AT
Springfield.

W. r. Saddler, rs. Mrs. Virginia Dunn and others.
DECAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM THE AL
ID LEGATION in the bill that the defendants
". 5. Stevens Virginia l.. Stevens, Sarah +.
Stevens and Milton ID. Stevens. are non-reSidents
of the State Of Tennessee; it is therefore, or
dcred. by the Clerk and Master, that publica-
ton be mado for four weeks in succession, IN
the Union and American. newspaper publish
cd in the city of Nashville, Tennessee COM
manding the said nonresident defendants 10
appear at the next term of the Chancery Court. to
be held for the county Of Robertson at the COuEi-
house thereof. in the town of Springfield Tennes-
see, on the first Monday in May, 1885, and answer
said BILL or the same will be taken for confessed
a. to them, and set for hearing er pdrte.
MILES :. DRAUGHON,
sprla-w4r Clerk A Master
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-06
InsOIycnf Notice.

J. W. HuddlestOn, Administrator, Us William
Lofts deceased.
WHEREAS. J. W. HUDDLESr0N, ADMIN
w istratOr etc, has this day suggested to me
the insolvency of the estate of William LOFTS de-
ceased / therefore order that publication be
made in the Union aHI American, newspaper
published in the city of Nashville, for four sue
in the town of Centreviile, by advertisement, re-
questing all persons having claims against said
estate TO file them with the Clerk Of the County
Court of Hickman county, legally authenticated.
that a pro rata settlement may be had on or be-
fore the 3O,h day of October next, they will be
forever barred. both in law and equity. This May
l1th. 1866 NJ. III. PUCkEIT, Clerk.
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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-06
In Cbancery af Nashville.

S,TATE OF TENNESSEE, CLERKS OFFICE,
- Chancery Court at Nashville. April the 18th,
1850. Benajah Gray complainant. Us. Thomas Me
Farin and others defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendant. Thomas McFarlin, is a non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee; il is there
fore. ordered that he enter his appearance herein
on or bcfere the third Monday Of the next term
of said Court, TO be held ON the first Monday in
complainant bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed rs 10 him and set tor hearing er parts,
and that copy of this order be published for
four successive weeks in the Nashville Union and
American. - =, ,,,,
A copy-attest W. B. HOWELL, c. & N.
Turner 4 Bates Solicitors for complainant
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