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MarshaHs Sale.

ny virtue Of q wit e n, to me directed, rom the
ID Circuit Court Ct the United States, for the Md
d1e Iistrct Of Tennessee, Al It. October term lsbo,
i will sell co Saturday, he 18th day Of April, leoo'
commencing al 10 O'Clock a m, At Public hucaoos
70 the highest bidder fOr cash IN hand, al toe court
house door 10 Nashville, Davidson county al the
right. ute, claim, interest and estate Hhleh imam
Calom has "a and 70 the following described real
estate. VIZ: A tract Of land lying IN smith county,
Tennessee. 10 civil district No l, beginning 81 ne
North boundary line Of the town OF CarthAge, silly
r5sd running East 20 poles, thence South one poe
- the academy land, thence East with SAD iano 70
poles 20 he n + corner OF SAD lsnd, tnenee Will
said land 9 poles 10 She road, thence 50 poiesUo we
Nil frapch. thence up said bnanch WINS heah-
dtrs $50 East 50 poles 10 the MIL Dnm, thshce "
said branch 3s poles, Eth is mekLoeIs pSe
In the fork Of the branch, thence eoIha Lasttf
| poles 10 a beech, thence North u East ~ pores 70
! absech, thance North q East LIZ poles 70 a"hIs
/ oak. Moth s. West AZ poles oaWmte Ash, thence
| Nor,h 559 West lO2 Iol s 10 an rohHooo, thenee
| North o. West 81 poles 10 sn ash' lRShcs neSIIO
| poIes 10 an ash and dogWOOd, thence North5O0 West
] ~ 800 ~ huckeye and white oak to the Fort
:, Blunt road above GoOd1ersola Ian yard, thence
| sonth g. East with the road g poles 70 a red OAK
| hence South Sc East along sad road 81 poles.
! thence south = West4s poles along said road, thence
| south Il hast 48 poles along sad road, thence
| south ST. East 20 poles along sad road thence
south ~ East As poles along sad road thence
south Is Eas. 80 poles along sad road, thence
south l47 poles along SID road % TIE beginning
containing H9 acres OF land, more or less, except
tng tEerefrOm he old Church Lot, containing bou
4 scre, 70 satisfy an execution against said Cull0m
and M favor Of Orsamus B. Madison.
mar6-wit T. r. GLASCOCK, M.M.D.T.
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For the Nashville Union.
The Prayer of Love.
allie l70rld Is full Of beauty l0hen the heart
IS JRH Of iOUe."

Magic balm for human woes-great cause Of pain
distress,
ConqueTor Of determined foes and source Of hsp.
pnessi
Great mystery to the mind Of man, BY which the
world Is swsyed,
Explain its nature If you caE-of what and how 'us
msde'
The plumsged songsters Of the ErOvs-the flowers
that come with spnpE
TIE stars that glitter IN the Yault s~boYe-iswsls Of
the worlds great king
The music that bsnishes care from the door Of
piebeisnB servant OF queen,
The bright eyes Of maidens. that sparkle more
Than gems ever yet seen.
An Inspire the heart with love, that lends to life q
charm,
A f~Orstssts Of the JOYS sbovs-s shield on earth
from harm;
] b-# 10 thy DEGREES, submit 10 Thy control
ID with me as you plcsse-Esye OF blight my soul,
Reckoning quality Of msn-of God al attribute;
Great part Ofthe Creators plsn-poss,ssed by msr
and brute;
We tai thee empress in every cline; thy sceptTe
snd thy crown
Have ruled thy subjects since old Time" began
70 throw the thrones OF tJrRats sosn.
May sverT cresture on the earth be loyal to ay
reign,
No traitor To thy crown have birth. ul time begins
Egain;
My every heart shat tru y bats, whether email OF
L-H
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The Dea OF Mr.. IL v. Brooke.
The London Era, in speaking Of the
marriage of Miss AVonia Jones to Mr..
G. V. Brooke, the actor, during her late
visit to England, says:
Meanwhile Mr.. george Coppin was
on his way to England expressly TO en-
gage Mr.. Brooke &c 90 TO Australia.
De came TO London, and urged Mr..
Brooke TO revisit Melbourne, pointing
out to him the warm welcome which
awaited him in the Colonies, and the
rich pecuniary reward, which could al
most be calculated upon with certainty.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke perceived
the adyisability OF accepting such an
offer, and Mrs. Brooke would have &c.
companied her husband had not her
agent in London already arraigned
with Mr.. Shepherd for her appeal
ence at the New Surrey Iheater. IL
was agreed that Mr.. Brooke should sail
for the Antipodes, and that his wife
should follow him at the conclusion of
her London engagements.
When the public are made aware, as
they now are by this authorized article,
that Mrs Brooke herself selected the i'll
fated steamer as the one on which the
tragedian should make his voyage; that
she accompanied him aud his sister,
Sarah f. Brooke, TO Plymoth that she
parted from husband and sister in-lew
on board the doomed vessel; that she
was about the last to leave the decks of
the London, and that the appalling
news of the loss ofthat memorable stea-
mer came TO her only a few days be-
fore she had to make her appearance
on the stage 0 fthe New Surrey, it will
easily be understood why Avonia Brooke
was neither joyful nor possessed of her
Wonted vim and vigor as an aTttste.
She endeavored to keep faith with
the public, fighting inwardly against
the grief which almost Overpowered
her, we are creditably informed that
she attended long and Wearying rehear.
sails of East LmHc at q time when men
tai suffering had produced so much
physical depression that she had scarce
iy been able TO take & meal for many
days. Still she kept to her Appointment
with the public, and made her appear
ence on the evening advertised, though
both the management and her trends
advised postponement. The severe r.
marks of some Of our eotemporaries on
her lowness of voice the first evening,
is, therefore, 10 be much regretted, es-
pecially as the lady has regained her
strength, nerved herself to her duties,
and Is summoned before the curtain
twice or thrice every evening to receive
the plaudiis which attest to the deci-
ded success of East Lynne.
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A LETTER R "a. WARD. "-Arte-
mus Ward is out in a letter to the Bos-
ton Journal, correcting an impression
which has got abroad that he recently
gave a benefit In New Orleans for JEFF.
Davis family. Here is the screed;
1t is quite true that l gave a benefit
in the City of New ORLEANS, recently,
for the Ladies Aid Association of Lou
isisna, 8 charitable society, of over thir-
ty a existence, and one which has
always been nobly anxious to relieve
distress, wherever it might be found. !
had been treated with marked kind
ness in New Orleans, and when asked
by the ladies of this Association TO de
vote a nights entertainment for their
benefit, 1 complied with their request at
once with pleasure. 1t Is true that a
portion of the receipts of that enter
tainment were given to Mrs. Jeuer-
son Davis and her children, but 1t did
not occur to me that l had any sort OF
right TO dictate TO the ASSOCIATION the
precise use they should make o the
| money received on that occasion. Their
| right 10 regard Mrs. Davis and her
children as legitimate objects OF char
ty cannot be questioned, lsuPpose. But
| speaking of myself, the benefit was CIV.
on for The Ladies' Aid Association Of
Louisiana: it was distinctly so announ.
ced in bills and advertisements, and the
name of Mrs. Davis was not mentioned
in connection with the affair at all
acted purely in g spirit of charity
and without the remOtest idea that the
aAair could possibly assume any Poltl
suppose 1t woulG IHU~ certainly did no.
in the North to doubt my loyalty.
Faithfully yours, CHAs. f. BROWNE,
"Artemus Ward
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Cotton
CIScISSkrIs March

CIScISNArI, March IS, 1866.
addy, HUI A Co.'s Review Of the Market for tho
~seF ending Tnursday evening. Marchl5, 1850:
Oyr report Of the stb instant closed nom
ipal At SsaS9c for middling. Throughout
the week our market, IN common with all
ne American markets, has been exceeding
ly decreased, the daily quotations Of S6(GSic
being almost entirely nominal.
some degree Of frmness was temporarily
espsrienced upon the arrival OF the CITY
aL-sosta~ 4on- AloudAx-lsth instant, with
vance IN Liverpool Of I'D. The state oTthe
market 90 the time Of sailing, however, be-
lug every dull. no advance was established
ana the market relspsed into its former
quictude.
On Wednesday, l4th inst, The Hibemisn
arrived with advices one day later, 10 ID
inst.,) reporting = further advance Of I'd 10
I'd; market closing quiet but steady. The
quotations were; Tor Mid6iiug, New Orleans
and Texas, leAdi Mobile l9d, and Upland,
IIEd. From the extreme low point given
by private sdyicos, the above rates show an
advance, for the week, of fully ia. This
improvement has impaired confidence 20
holders, and a fair degree OF drmness 10 the
market. Transactions are limited, and the
market closes steady al SIC for Middling.
The arrival Of the Africa, with news 10 "a
inst is reported this evening, quoting mid
ding Upland unchanged, At lssd, with
sales Of 10, 200 bales on the day Of sailing:
market quiet and steady. This news ar
rived too late 70 have any influence upon
to-day s market.
The most recent adyices from other msr-
keus are as follows
New YoTk-Stock IN port this day, 2s5. zoo
bales. Receipts fer the past week, l5,lO0
bales. Exports, 10000 bales. Sales, 1850
bales.
New O~rlesns-Siock in port, lsS, goo bales.
Mobilr-Stock In port, 5e.080 bales.
Galvesi0n-Stock ~ port, -, 900 bales.
sayauuah-Stock Ia port, ~ 1000 bales.
Charleston-Stock in port, 5,7O0 bales.
The stocks AZ al the ports show a de-
creased aggregate, though receipts a. New
Orleans and Mobile, the past week, show an
lLcrcsse over The previous week, owing O.
q considerable rise iu some Of the small
Iycrs.
Bales.
The receipts At an Of The ports Of the
United States. since September J.,
le5s, have been. ......... .I45OUg8
Receipts uri0r 10 Eeufamh4r I aud
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MsFshaI's Sale.

10y virtue Of q writ Of q IA, 10 me directed, from
ID the Circuit Court Of United States, for the Md
uie District Of Tennessee, issued at its October
ie m, 1865, / will on Saturday, the 14th day Of Apnl,
1856, commencing az ~ o'clock q m, sell at Public
Auction, 70 The highest bidder, for cash in hand, at
the Court hoU- E dOo-in Nashville, Davidson county,
all the right, title, interest, claim and estate which
j. Is. PHI OW has 10 and 10 the following described
real estate, VIZ A certain tract or parcel Of Land
sIiusted, lying aud being In the county of Maury,
State OF tennessee, on the south side OF Duck river,
ore pole East Of the creek at = Sycamore; thence
North % degrees, Mestsy poles 10 s stake; thence
West I3f poles 10 q stake, oak, ash and elm pointers
thence south ll3 poles % a stake and d gwOLd TO
Gideon Pillows line; thence Fast 24J poles 10 an
Elm and black walnut thence North 8 degrees, West
- poles 10 Il box elder thence North u degrees,
West 90 poles 10 an ash; thence 10 the beginning
containing IN said bounds l57 acres, more OF less, 10
ssusff aB execution against sald Pillow and W..
Dale, snd In favor Il Cochran S Co.
Esar6 Wit X. 6LASCOCk, M NJ. T..
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MarshaPs Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ Of f ia. 10 me directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of the United Ststesi Tor the
Middle District Of Tennessee, at its October term,
lsO6, / will sell, n Saturday, the 18th day Of April,
1866, commencing az 10 o'clock a N, At Public Aue-
ion 70 the higoest bidder, for cash 10 hsnd, 81 The
Court house door ia NsshYule, davidson county, All
the rieht. title, clsim, interest and estate which W.
4. Horn & Son have In and 70 the following dlscrlo-
Cd real estate, VIZ: Lot No Il, In EW1ng's Aodluon
10 the city Of Nashville, fronting 70 ieeI on rogg
street. cummenc.ng 40 feet from Stevenson street,
and running back 100 feetto a ten foot alley being
the same lot the tide Cf which was vested IN SAD
W. h. Horn & son, by decree Of the Chancery Cour'
Of Davidson county, st its November term, 1900.
Also, one other lot In said Addition, being NO IL, 10
the plan front ng 70 feet on Fog street, commence
iuE al the West corner Of No II and running Aong
| sad street % feet AZ right angles. 100 feet 10 a Ten
ieeE thence 81 ngnJ angles 70 mex BestWardlT 70
the same Lot the uue 70 which was vested IN Sad
W II. Horn & Son by decree Of the Chsncery Court
Of Davidson county, atiLs November term, 1865, 70
SATISFY an execution against said W. u. Horn q Bon,
and Ia favor Oi Sutphen & Weaks.
mart Wit Z. R. GLASCOCK, M. NJ. D. T.
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Worth One Million Dollars,
10 be Sold At One Dollar Zach, without
Regard 20 Value,
SAMUEL C. RICHARDS & co.,
ESTABLISHED 1857.

ESTABLISHED 1857.
The largest Manufacturers aud Odeinstors Of the
Distri buiiou, conducted for years on strictly Hon
oTsbls Principles, and TO the entire satisfaction Of
al who pstronize US, offer the ususl
Catalogue of Rich and Valuable Articles, One
Dollar Each.
Is Piano Fortes, each. ............ $500 10 500
$50 Sewing Machines, sch-...,--.-.--..lm to $50
500 Fine Sold Chronometer Watches,
200
800 Fne Gold Engish Lever Watches. 100
200 Ladies' Gold Enameled BiIou
loo
200 Solid Silver Huntg Lever Watches. $40 10 $50
go silver Dinner 800 to 100
$50 Silver Tea ts.--........-............ loo to $50
aOOO English silver Cruet stsnds..---. % to so
5000 Silver Fruit Tns-...--.--..--....,.... Is 70 80
All the above list Of goods will be cold for one
dollar each. Certificates Of all the various articles,
sth ing what each one can have, are FIRST puG into
snyslapes, sealed IN, asd mixed; snd when or
sent Ds mai, unns givt5g all a fsir chance. on re-
ceipt Of the Certificate you can see what you can
have, and then il Is at your option 70 send one dol
Ter and take the article or not.
one Certificate may obtain you q Gold Watch. Ser
wee Of Silver Piste, or any other valuable article.
THERE WILL BIZ NO BLANKS.
One sealed envelope containing an order for one
OF the valuable articles on our hist, will BE- sent TO
any aldEesa on receipt OF - cents b Tor vi. Is
for 81 50 with q premium for IS. 100 with pre-
MUM solid Silver Hunting Case Watch, SIS. Per
feet satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Goods not
pleasing the tsstes or fancy Of our customers will
be exchanged free Of cost,
Agents snd others viii he allowed 10 cents on
esch certificate ordered by them, provided not less
than SIX are ordered ats time. Agents will collect
25 cents for each certificate and remit Is cents each
% Us. Address all orders TO
SAMIlEL c. RICHARDS AGO,
P. o, Box, SsTs. 1n2 Nassau Street \. Y.
Crest chance to make money. Agents wanted
~eveTyWhSre. feb9-w6m
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No. 22O.

NOR EENT-FIve rooms IN third story, south
N west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for tNo
years from January lst, 1866. aL sie per annum,
and sou bonus. Ihe-e rooms are well located for
business OniCes, and cheaper tl4n any we know
of-ayeuE.1g SIS 90 per month for each.
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No. 1853.

NOR slLE-BUENA VISTA sPRINGs-lsL
i Acres, one smsll Frame Fuldins 1.-TWO rooms
iracss m order; THREE SULPHUR SPRINGS
White, Rcd, and bl1oki Two Freeet0ue Springs.
Vista Pike; he entire plft b. about square. Ju
he Bz acres are found MI, glen, bower, recess,
rocks DO bold relief, preclpice, fat. springs. creek
snd q romantic drive. THIS picturesque Watering
Place, m possession of the right man, can b. made
the most aft sctve summer resort about Nashville.
and being only "a miles nom the city, IL easily
reached ~ private conveyance, and no doubt be-
lore mlny months viii De- accessible by street hal-
road. Price $500, on easy terms. Apply %
ID. q. sCONEL, Rsd Estate Agent
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Mrs. Emeliue Lott, an English gov
erness, who was employed for some
months by lsmail Pacha as a teacher
to his son, has recently published a
brace of curious volumes, entitled
"Harem Life in Egypt and CONSTANT
nople." The subjects handled there
in have been often touchedeupOn
before; but never, we believe, 50 fully
and freely as by Mrs. Lott, who, like
the true Briton that she was, Was dis
gusted with nearly every thing that
She saw. Her pictures Of harem life are
vivid, but AS unsayory as the linen IN
the buck-basket in which Falstaf was
huddled by the Merry Wives OF Wind
sor. Here, for instance, Is an Int
rior' in her best, or worst, style:
zone morning, when ! returned from
the gardens into which ! had been
strOlling for 3 short time, | entered the
Grand Pacha's reception room, and
there | beheld one of the most eXtraor
binary scenes imaginable. 1t was one
of those nOndescript tableauX TO which
only q Hogarth could have done JUS
tice. Ny feeble pen-drawing must
necessarily fall very short Of the origi-
nal for there were their highnesses the
-princesses squatted on the carpet
amidst a whole pile of trunks which
were much deeper than carriage impe-
rials-a host of portmanteaus and car
pet bags, oflarge and small dimensions
Jewel cases, and immense red leather
sacks, capable of holding from six to
eight mattresses. They were all at
tired in filthy, dirty, crumpled muslins,
shoeless and stockingless, their trows'
ers were tucked up above their knees,
the sleeves Of their paletots pinned up
above their elbows, their hair hanging
loosely about their shoulders, as rough
as a badgers back, totally unencum.
bered with nets or handkerchief, but,
pardon me, literally swarming with
verminl No Russian peasant could
possibly have been more infested with
live animals. In short their t0lt en-
ssm5lc was even more uutdy than that
of Woodworking washerwomen at the
tubs, nay, almost akin 10 BillIngsgate
fsherwomen at home, for their con,
v~ersstiou in their own ~yernscluar was
equally IS low. They all swore, IN
BANGED them about right and left with
any missile, whether light or heavy,
which came within their reach
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In Chancery at McMinnvilIe

I'm'. ". Miller complainant ,s hin
John Stewart. defendant
IN thJs cause 30 sppssnng 20 he satisfaction Of
tho Clerk and Master. from sfhdavt that defendant
Stewart PSI uou resident Of the Stale OF tennessee.
20 that the ordinary pror0s=Oi Ia cannot ba served
upon hun, It's therefore ordered thst publication
De- made. ior .our consecutive weeks. Ia the Nash
vile Union, a Newspaper Published iu the city OF
Nashville, tennessee, requiring the sad defendant
o. appear GA the met day %, our next Court, 90 be
held st N.NluIvlle. ca the 4Uh Mouday IN Mareh,
lsdt, % plead, ansaer or dsmur % complsinaufs
tls or tie same Uli be tsken Tor confessed, ~ 10
them, and SET iGr hesrng eNpaua
j. F. MORFORD. GAM.
iet-l-Wat BY J. c. BuEs, ID. c.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
prppT4,py uuIEs 1896

Nancy P. Bradley, by sc, VI. Jas. & Bradley, ct ais.
IN ibis cause, il appearing 70 The satisfaction OF
N fEa Clerk and Master that TIC urr-ndert Logan
- a. .A- Dt.ts 81
cannot De served upon him 10 Is therefore or
deret thst publication b. msdefor four consecutive
weeks, In the Nashville Union, a newspaper pub
Athot 10 the city of Nashville, Tennessee. requlr.
irc sid defendants 20 sppesr AZ the nextterm al the
ChsncerY Oouu az smith county, 20 be hsid at be
Court house 30 Carthage, On the third Monday IN
August, ls66, then and there 20 plead, answer or
douur 90 Cgmpls'nants' bin, or the same win be
taken for confessed and set Tor hearing e1psrte. a.
q HIM. u. q. CAMPBELL. "a Nj
fFTa vrff
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The telegraph has announced The re

The telegraph has announced the re-
turn Of Gov Morton, of Indiana, from
an unsuccessful European tour in search
Of health. The City of New York, in
which he came back, had a very severe
and trying passage, and moreover,
caught fire in the stewards room, the
crew working srduously for twelve
hours before the ismes we're subiued
During this time the passengers were
confined snd shut up in the cabin, and
their food and water passed to them
through 3 skyhght For = time great
alarm and CONSERVATION prevailed, and
many fears were expressed that the
flames would not be subdued, and that
a terrible loss OF life would ensue
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s- -ss
.RRAADALR q CO. Msnufactur.

No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that All Of the above listof goods Will be
sold for One Dollar each.
10 consequence of the great stsgnstion OF trade
IN the manufacturing districts Of England, through
the var having cut of the supply Of cotton, a large
quantity OF Valuable Jewery, originally intended
tor the English market, has been sent OF for sale
IN TINS country, dnG must Be sod al any sacTJfesl I'm
der these circumstances, ARRANDALE & Co, set
ing as agents for the principal European MAnuisc.
turers, nave resolved upon a great Gyf AD1ort, %.
ment to be divided according to the following regd.
lstIOns:
Certificates Of the various articles are put into en-,
yelopes lndiscriminstely, sealed up, snd when or
dered, are taken out without regard to choice, sEd
sent BY msl, thur showing no laVoritism. 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 OF lot Purchasers may
thus obtain q Gold Wstch, Diamond Ring, or suy
SET Of JeRalrY on orr LIST for One Dollsr-
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In Chancery at McMinnyille.

Caroline ToVlss snd sslle N. Gibbs, Compliments
vs.. Patn Roach. Henrietta Roarb f1zs-L-
Roach, and Charles Roach, defendants.
IN this cause u appearing to the satisfaction al
the Clerk aad Master, from AFFIDAVIT. that the abovf
named defendants are non-residents oh The state n
lennessee, so mat the ordinary process oflaw can.
not be served On them. il h therafora orJers5 -,
pubicsnon be made, for four consecutive weeE-
tn me nashville Union, a Newspaper published Ia
the city q Nashville. Tennessee. requiring he ssid
Gelenoshis 70 sppear on the first Day Of our next
Court, % BE- held Al McNnnviJa On ~ A. NJ
DAY n March, 1855, to plead, answer or demur 10
complAloants' bhf, or the same " D be taken for con
iessed, a. 70 them, and set for bearing expsrte-
If. MORFORD, q, AN
leo@l'NHN By J. G. BrLE, b. G.
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Loans and treasury notes, S130,67S, $40 SO,
Nsiscellaneous, ST., 9Ss,07S II.
T tai, S270,e74, l43 %.
miscellaneous RePayments, 1896. SIS p
War, s., 663, 063 So.
Navy, 50, Isl, POI IS.
Interior proper), $lo3,49s g..
Total from all sources, $2s5, so $50 81.
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In Chancery at McMinnville

Lewis Faulkner, and others, complainants,
vs. .. Bill.
The be. rs Of John Cookey, their names upkpo5vn
msIy Cooo and hst chIiren their names unknown
TO complainant, Isaac COokey, Richard C99reg
and John Webb and his wife, Ann, formerly Aer
Cookey, defendants.
1T sppeaung 20 the satisfaction Of the CLARK and
Master, rom affidavit that the above nsmed a..
lendants are non residents OF the State Of Tennes.
see, SO tnst me ordInsry process OF Law cannot be-
served upon them: 1t Is therefore ords. ed trat pub.
licsuon De made, Tor four Consecutive weeks. In ~
NashYlIe Unlon. q newspaper published no de CIV
u r4sI,t.si requiring sad deiendants 20 sppear
on the first daF Of our next Court. 10 hsIJ u -
Mrnnvlle. on the 4th Mondsy 10 March. ls56 \,
p.e'd answer or demur 10 complaina1ts' bin. or the
same Wll be taken for confessed, As 10 them. AMI
set Tor hearing expsrte.
fsb2l w4to Nv q I
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Without a Rival.

And justly deserves the reputation it has so long
enjoyed IN Central America and the West Indies.