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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
What the aPress,, say Of ns.

GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION. A rare opportunity is
OHersd lef ottalnlng watches, chains, diamond
ring, s~llyerwsre, etc by Messrs- Arrandsle & Co,
at NO. l68 broadway. They have an immense stock
of articles, varying IN value, aud all are offered al
one dollar each. The distribution IL very fairlv
done-you agree 10 take a certiicale ofR CERTAIN AZ
tele, ehei9sedln an envelope, and not required 10
pay your dollar unless you are satisfied with the ar
ucle, when Will certainly be worth more than that
amount, and mar res o or 500. An excellent mode
this o. investing a doiisr.-Saadag Tames, NJ y. 0sg,
February 10, 1865.
Messrs. AIrandale q Co. have long been persou-
ally known to us, and We believe them TO be yefv
worthy OF public eonhdence.-N. y. So0tGsk Amer.
Jolg. june IL, lsG4.
We have Inspected, at the Office of Arrandsla 4
Co s agency fJr European Manufa suring Jewel
iers, q large assortment of fashionable and yallabia
lewelIy Of the newest patterns. We also noticed a
large quantity OF sllYe= plate. and understand that
the whole Of these newly imported articles are 10 ~
disposed OF on a noYes principle, giving great al
Vsntsgss 70 buyers, aud suSrding extensive em
to be very re PeetaEe and thoroughly worthy Of
puolc confidence and recommend cur friepds 10
read iher adVerIlsement-N. y. Albion. .Ssptea-
Der 3, 1864.
BY Messra. Arrandale 4 Co.'s arrangement the
advantages must be on the side Of the eusfomer
for he has eyerJthlng to gain and nothing compsr,
ailyeiy TO lose. lie Anows what he will got for his
oolAI telorehsnni and he need not send 1t if he Is
not satisfied ~. \. Heef3y Ae0S, dug. c, 1874
EMPLOYMENT ron LADIEs.-Ths most eligible aud
profitable employment we have heard Of for ladies
Is the tao OF ceru1eatesl Tor The Great g Il DisJrihu-
non OF Arrandale Co Alady OF our aeon intauca
has been very successful in this way, not only ia
filling her own purse, but also IN doing a good turn
TO those TO whom she sold the Certificates, as viii
be seen oy cur advertising columns. Gentlemen
can aaso be thus engaged.-N. y. Sunday Mercary,
august "A, 1854.
Ia our columns the reader will find an advertise.
n cut Il Afrendaie 4 Co.'S Gin Distribution OF
watches, leselry and SilYerware. In PAYMENT Of
that ADVERTISEMENT we received severrl sets Of The
Jewelry advertised, and we are warranted in saving
that, both IN finish and quality, they exceeded cur
expectations. They turned out 20 be Just Whist
they bad beea repre- ented.-TlHe Demo-ra1. tIeo.
ifsoRD Asg. II, is6L
want agents in every regiment,
and n every town ana county in the country, and
those acting as such will he allowed 10 cents on
every Cert hcate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts 10 one dollar. Agents will col
lect 20 cents for every Certificate, and remit Is
cents 70 US, eithern eaah or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE & CO.
l67 Broadway, New York.
or No. 25i King street, Charleston, 8. C.
fnhu - -
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New York Dry Goods Market.
a. N.a.a..n

fuum thc independent
There Is more activity in business, but Il
is only affected by further concessions IN
price and credit. Since the lst January
cotton has declined IS per cent, and dry
goods full 80 per cent, which, with the fall
IN gold going on, wall prevent any demand
but Tor immediate use. The season is 60
far advanced ~ 10 compel purchases Cor
consumption. Brown shirtings and sheet
inRs have further declined ! per cent.
Bleached goods are not in overstock, and
are comparatively steady IN price. Prints
have been extensively sold in the last week
bot prices favor the buyer. Cottonades
have declined 10 cents, aud are more active
Ia consequence. Ticks are in request. hut
Al lower prices. DENNIS have sgsin de
clinod age. Stripes are very dull 81 2isc
lower. checks have fallen S.. Ia fancy
oassimeres there is an improved demand,
but prices lave greatly declned. Delaines
are more actiye, bot at lover prices. Cloak
sackings are steady. Ssuaets are inactive.
Shsuls are in incidents request Brcsicloths
are quiet. Foreign goods are being pressed
Tor sale very strongly both - Hucton aud
BY private sale. A very large amount Of
British dress goods has been sold. There Is
a better inquiry for all good and desirable
STYLES OF dress gooda. Importers sell freely,
uha are nxiou 10 dispose Of all their
goods, 90 thai prices keep IN favor Of buyers.
hsxony and British d ess goods are in quick
demsla. Fancy cGssimeres Of desirable
style also are wanted. Ribbons and MILL
merry goods cold at auction freely. A large
amount II goods i announced for sale this
week. Doeskins. broadcloshs, and tailoring
goods gencTally, have been largely Import
e, AID are selling az suction a. low prices.
silks sell moderately, but are weak IN price.
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Mrrshars Sale.

DY virtue of = writ Of 4 ia. 10 me directed from
ID the Creuit Court OF the United States, for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, 81 its October term,
le6G, l VIII sell, on Saturday, the 18Th day of April,
lSe6, commencing a. 10 o'clock a m, at Pdblic Aus
ton 10 the highest bidder, for cash IN hand, at the
Court house door IA Nashville, davidson county, nll
the light, title, claim, intere Il anf estate which W.
n. Horn & Son have in and to the following discTib-
ID real esiEte, via; Lot No II, in , wings Addition
10 the city Of Nashville, fronting 20 feet on Fogg
street, c mmencing 40 feet from Stevenson street,
and running back 100 feet TO a ten foot alley; being
the same lot the tide q which was vested in said
W. h. born a on, by decree Of be ChanceTy Court
Of Davidson county, AZ its November term, 1865.
Also, one other lot IN said Addition, being No Is, In
the pisu font ng 70 feet on Fogg street, ommenc
ing az the West corner Of No II and running along
sad street z6 ieet at right angles. 1870 feet 10 a ten
foot alley; thence along sad alley wesiwardly 20
ieeti themes II right angles % the beg inning; being
the HRHe lot tie title 10 which was vested in said
w. II. Hom & Son by decree OF the Chancery Court
Of Dayidsoa county, at IFS November term, 1865, TO
SATISFY 80 execution against said W. Fl. Horn & Son,
andin favor oi Suiphen a Weaks.
mart Wit Z. R.GLASCoCK, NJ. NJ. DIT.
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MarshaPs Sale.

DY virtue If a wit 4 IA. to me directed, from the
ID Circuit Court Ct the United States,I for the Mid.
dHe distinct Of Tennessee, At IT. October term, 1865,
l viii sci on Saturday, the l4ih day Of April, 1856,
commencing a. 10 O'clcek a m. at Public Auction,
20 the highest bidder tOr cash IN hand. At the Court
house door In nashville, Davidson eOuntg, all the
right, tie, claim, interest and estate shich William
Cullom has Ia and 10 the following desc ibed real
estate, VIZ. A tract Of land lying 10 smith county.
Tennessee, 10 ciFd district No ], beginning at the
North boundary line Of the town of Carthage, at the
road running East 80 poles, thence SOeth one pole
Il toe academy land, thence East with sad land Is
poles 10 he NE corner Of sad land, thence With
said land 70 poles to the roai, thence s6 poles to The
Mil branch, thence up said bragch with its mean
dtrsl50 East 30 poles 20 The Mil Dnm, thence up
said branch IS poles, with ITS menIders 70 q beech
in the fork q the branch, thence North ago East1
poles TO 8 beech, thence North lTo East 81 poles to
abeech, therce North 2se Esst l22 poles 10 a viii
oak, Moth g. West AZ polest oa white All, thence
NOr,h 65' West l0Z pol 8 10 an iT0nwood, theree
North 6S0 West 81 poles 10 an ash, thence WestlO0
polestO an ash and dogWOod, thence Norlh5Jo West
Isl poles 10 a buckeye and h to oak 70 the Fort
Blunt road above Goodner's old ian Yard. thence
Sonth 81 East With the road % poles 70 a red osk,
thence South Sc East along said road 81 poles.
thence South Z Hest4s POLES along said road, thence
South AZ East 4s poles along said read, thence
south So East 20 poles along said road, thence
South - East IS poles along said road, thence
Soutl IS East 40 poles along said road, thence
South l4I poles along SID road to the beginning,
cOutsining 449 acres Of land, more or less, txcepC-
ing thereirOm he old Church Lot, contain ng shout
y acre, 70 satisfy an execution against said CullOm,
and m favor Of Orsamus b. Madison.
marC-w4t K. Z. GLASCCCK, M. NJ. 3.T.
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Marshars Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ OF f IA, 10 me directed, from
ID the Circuit Court OF United States, for the Md
die district OF Tennessee, issued az It's OCTOBER
IL m, 1865, l viii on Saturday, the IAN day Of Apnl,
Aucuon, t0ihe highest bidder, for cash in hand, al
the Count hou euOO IA NashYille, Davidson county,
all the right. title. interest, claim and estate which
J. b. Pl uw has III a0d 10 The following disolibed
real estate, w A certain tract or parcel Of Land
situated, lying and being in the county Of Maury,
State OF tennessee, on the South side Of Dnck river,
and on the waters OF Little Btehy creek, beginning
one pole East Of lie creek ara Sycamorei thence
North 20 degrees, West 50 poles 10 a stake; thence
West l34 polest to a stGke, oak, ash aGd elm poin err;
tneaco sOuh u3 poles 10 a Stake aud 4 gao d To
GIDEON Pillows line: thence fast 2f3 poles 20 an
slm and bia-k walnut. thence North 8 degrees, West
% poles to a box elder; thence North z degrees,
West go poles 70 az ssh; thence 10 the beginning,
coutsining IN said bounds 30 acres. more or less, 20
ssti. y an execution against ssid Pillow ami W. }.
Baie. aud IA faYor q Cochran 8 Co.
narG ait r.. GLA8OOCk, NJ. ". T..
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MsrshaL's Sale.

10y vtttueo six writs Of f IA, 10 me directed from
ID the Ci cuit Court II the United ttstes for the
ID ddle District e Tennessee, issued st is October
term, lSb5, VII on Satur Az the l4th day Of April,
1866, commencing az 10 O'Clock, a. M, foli at pub
DC aueu N, 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand,
a tho court house door "a Ma hvule, Davidson
count, 81 the rght, title, claim, interest snd es-
"a e which 3D. Hdl mas in and 10 the following de
scubed real Is ate, Y 2 A town lot IN the town Of
McMluntliic, Warren county, Tenn on the south
side q the Main street IN said town, beginning az a
stake the n W. corner Of Lawson Wslliug's iot it
being also the corner OF tie lot herein described,
and IN the edge Of Main street. running south 8
poles and " Inks u a stake on said Wsliing's cor
ner; thence eastwth hts line 3 poles and l6 links to
a stake on rptlng street; thence with the same
south 7 poles aed 3 links 10 a 3 AXE ON Summer
street; thence west with said street p9les and &
Z INKS 20 the $. h. corner Of W. II. Warder's lot;
therce with his line north 10 poles and IS links to
the n. n. corner GA MAN street, and . links west TO
the n. ". corner Of rhomas G Smartt's shop;
thence east vita Main streets poles and n links 10
the beginning inciudi g "a poles Of land in said
bounds, dtsr polling out said Thomal 9. Smar.t's
shop; trgether with the brick store house, DWELL
ing, and other Improvements thereon; 10 satisfy
SIX executions sgsnst SAID Hi, and IN favor Of
Howell smith s Co Iruitt Bro. q Co Bancroft q
Co, McCurdy Bro a Brewster, Hygatt, lngrsham
& Co, and HGddO K, Reed & Co.
marc 4w 4. h. GLAsCoCK, NJ. NJ DIT.
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AaRAHDALg q CO.. Mspos.o,D,s,.

AHltAHDALk d co.. Manufacturers Agents,
No. i61 Broadway, New York,
Announce that all of the above Iist of ooods YIN 10
sold for One DolaT each.
In consequence Of the great stagaasion OF trade
N Inc manufacturing districts Of Elgland, through
me war having cut on the supply Of cotton, aIarTe
ier NE English ma'ket, has been sent Oh for ssle
IN TINS country, and mHSt5e sold at any sncrfcef ~.
der tnese circumstances, ARRANDkLE co act.
lhg As agents Tor the principal European Manu-. nc.
turers, nave resolved upon a great On "a OF -.
msnt 70 Dc divided according to tbs following regu-
Seluneates OF the various articles are put into en-.
dered, are taken out without regard 10 ehoiee sn,i
ehtpy man, thus showing no Iavontlsm. On re.
ieeeipt OF the Certificate, you win see what you are
y nave, sha tnen u Is ~ your option 10 E6nd the
dollar aud take the article or not. Purchaser msS
mus ogtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or hay
set OF JeHalrY on our list nr One HnIInr
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Estrsys.--- Davidson County

TAKEN Up byJ. p Hohbest. IN Davidson county.
Il oueccw ant oalf The COW D. = mulv. msrkef
Nhacrop On each year, and uudcrht 10 he right.
she y q rcd color, plth awhits sire.k along her
tSch, shout SIX yesrs old Valued at S8.
TAKEN Up by Bob Lewis, colored, n distrc:
No. lA, oHe mcu g colOred mArc mule, lea pSstafn
iont crooked ca ehoGt7 OF 5 yess old. Valued
$50 ALEX. McUANIEi. Ranger.
fct2f-wHe
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In Chsncery at McMinnviIle
FEBRUARY kULtS, l8c6.
1llxnar and ofhara eomnl.s,.,

Lewis Faulkner. and othsTs, compldnants,
vs. Z. Bill.
Tbs heirs OF John Cookey, their names unknown,
Mary COBB and her childrt D their names unkpown
10 complainant, Isaac Cookey, Richard Cookey,
and John Webb and his wife, Ann, formerly A1r
C0okey, defendants.
1T appearing to the satisfaction OF The Cleik ana
Master, rom affidavit that the above named De-
PENDANTS are non residents OF the State OF Tenpes.
see, 80 Inst the ordinsEy process Of law cannot b.
served upon them. Il - therefole orde ed trat nub.
llearon be made, for four consecutive wpers. in NJ
ha1nflle Union. a newspaper published IN the eifV
of Nashville, requiring said defendants Ia annesr
on the hrst day Of our next Court, 10 held q ~
Mrnnvile, on the 4th Mon tay 10 Msrh lsG to
ped, answer OF denIur 70 eomplainsn6' hi. OF ne
set for hearing expar.e.
if ORFORD, GAM.
ieD-f"iF By J. C. BnEs, D.. c.
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No. 263.

TOR sALE-BUENA VISTA sPRINGs-i3H
IN Acres; one small FrsEs Rulding % Two rooms
ieuces IN order; THREE SULPHUR bPh NG5-
White, Red, and Biaek Two Ereestone springs.
VISA Pike; the entire 81 { h about square. On
ne 49, acres are found hill, glen, bower, recess,
rocks h. bold relief precipices hst, Hpnugs, creeA
and a romantic drive. ms picturesque watering
tfe most ste actye summer resort shout Nashville,
and being only IL miles IOm the city, is easily
reached by private conveyance, ana no doubt b..
fore many months vii be accessible by Street Rail.
road. Price 1850. on easy terms. Apply 70
L. 6. SCONEL, Real Estate Agent.
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Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn
MARCH RULES, 1866.

T.. NJ. Lancaster, etal,
" fFeuuon.
j. +. Smith, et al.
ON motion Of complsinsnts solicitor, and it ap
pCarng TO she satisfaction Of the Clerk. that Sier
ing Posell, samuel Powell, Elijah Powell. para!hel
Lancaster and husband - Lancaster, Nancy
Jane Powell, and the widow and children Of William
D. Powell, Francs Rabinsen and husband -
Robinson, DHhuey Lancaster, Elizabeth Rich sne
William Rich, James Lancaster, Nathaniel LaaCas
ter, Ii 4ekiah Feagans and wife Isabella Feagans
are non residents Of tne state OF Tennessee, S,
that the ordlna y process Of law cannot be served
upon them
Il Is therefore orfered that publication be rad,
m tue Nashville Union, \ newspaper published II
the city OF Nashville, for four successive weeks, re-
curing said defendants TO appear before TIE County
Oouu OF smith. on or before the hrst Monday IL
May next, QsG6) then aud there to plead, snsNel
or demur 10 compartments I'LL, CT the same viii b'
taken Tor confessed ana set down for hearing eS
psrte, a. 90 them.
msr1i-ftx +. W. TURNER, Clerk.
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In Chancery at McMinnviile.
FEgRIItRy RIrI.Ea ,ooe

Caroline Tosles and sallie N. Gibbs, complainants.
vs. fAtn koseh- Henrietta Roach, Josephine
IN this cause is appearing 10 the saase..son a,
the Clerk ahd Master, from affidavit. that the above
named defendants are non-residents OF he state M
Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary process flaw can.
nos e sefteo on tnem. IL y Therefore ordered that
publication be- made, Tor four conseoufive weskr
in the Nashville Union, q Newspaper publ shsj -
the city OF Nashville. Tennessee. reouirInE tis 80
defendants 70 sppear on The d1st DAY Of cur next
Your. - o. heia a. meMinnFiie, on the 4ih Mon
day In March, Uses, TO plead, answer or demur 10
complaioantf bf, or the same " n be taEen for con
fesse1, A. % them, and set for hearing expsrfe.
}. +. M0RFORR {, Am.
feo-i-NtF By J. G. BILE, DC.
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Ia Chancery At Carthage, Tennessee.
EERRnARY RnIEa 1sn

9o~ish Powell, e as, vs.. George Baker, et ala.
IN ihis cause, i appearing 10 the ClerE aud Mas.
ter that TIE deiondsnts Susan Bruce. and her ms.
bind. lauietan bruce, ard May Henderson. an
her hushSnd. Thcmss Saniers5n, are ponnsei-
deus II tie state II Tennessee 90 inst fhe
urinsry puocsss Of hN cannot D. saved upon
them 10 b henei0re ordered that publcaiior
D. made for four successive weeks 10 the Nssb.
vide Nuiou, a neEspaper Published IN ne city d
Nashvlia Acancssee. uQulr rs SID def ndznis 70
appear 81 The next term q tho Chancsry Cour o.
Smith county, 70 - held 81 the oourhouse IN car
uls2e % the third Ao1dsy ia August ls66. d an
sEer e~omplauznfa laii, oF he eau1e ul IL fsfan
ier confessed and set hr hearing * uArte a. 10
iaem d. \. CAMPBELL c.AM.
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ROW IS THE TINE TO SUBscRIBBi
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSJRIBEi
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS TRe TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
ONLY s. 50 FOR THREE MONTRSl
ONLY 50 so FOR THREE MOHTHSi
ONLY 50 20 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY s. so FOR THREE MoYTHSi
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In Chsncery at McMinnYille, Tenn.
FEBHUARY Russ. 1858.
I. ID Goodpasfnre eomnlainapt
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
HLneOAAA AaAEof low
Cyrus BIlIDgsly Admir-. aad others, compliments.

fEBRUART kULEs, 1866.
Cyrus Billbgsly Admir-, aad others, compliments.
vs..
Abiiah Crane, Noses Poore and wife Parlla PoOre,
- Moore and Elizabeth Moore, and the heirs
of Russell Crane, whose residence IS unknown,
and others, defendants.
IN this cause il appearing TO the Clerk and Mas
ter that the ab)ye named defendants are n~On-resl-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee, 80 that the oTdi-
nary process Of law cannot be served upon them 4
II is therefore ordered that publication be made
aor four consecutive weeks, 10 the Nashville Union,
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Ten
nessee, T curing said defeadants 10 appear on the
first day Of next Conrt, to be held st the courthouse
IN McMinnWlle. on the fourth Monday in March,
1866 then and there to plead, answer or demur TO
COMPLIMENTS Bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed As to them, ant set for hearing ex
parte. j. F. MORFURD, g. q NJ.
lsbl0-4tWn By ]. q. BuEs, ID. G
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Estrays.. Davidson county.

TAKEN up by John +. Tucker, hvinEin District
Il No. n, = dark by Horse, about4 yea's old last
spnug, lb& hsuds high. The hipd { ct white nearly
o. The pastern iolnL BRAIDED 90 the len shoulder
US, with the / tier S shove, and The letter d on
TIE lea thigh, has rather short ears; he goes well
All Eaiis, and - fastiu = pace. Valued at Sl5a.
TAKEN UP by Iohn W. Rucker. living N District
No. N, a jet back Horse, WITH q feW white hairs 10
his orehead, aboni 8 yesrs Old last spnug. Is hanas
tigh, branded on the le1 shoulder q. s with a
hgufe : above and a le.ttr r hslos he u. S. Vsl-
ucd a. SIun.
TAKEN UP by W. p. Turner, living 10 District
No. N. a Hcrsa 81 q nd hsa.hiten cav color. IL
years cid, no msrks psrcept BE, the frog of The
q "a sorc. NanCd ~ S7G
fbe-v2e AJAX. MCDANIEL. RANGER.
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In Chancery at McMinnyille.
FEBRUARY RULES, lsss.


IWNI WITT ~NN'F1NNWlEf
Va Spefitiou for nVonee
Benjamin Jones, defendant.
1T appearing 70 The satisfaction Of the Clerk AM
Master, from affidavit, that defendant Jones IS Z
non resident Of the State of Tennessee, SO that the
ordinary process Of Law cannot be served on him:
It's therefore ordered that publication he made fr
four consecutive weeks, in the Ma hvlle Union, a
newspaper Published in the city OF Nashville, Ten
nessees requiring said defendant TO ap, ear on the
hrst day Of our next Court, to be held at McMnn
vile, on the 4h Monday IN March. ls66, TO plead,
answer or dsfnur 10 complainant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed, As to HIM, and set ior
bearing exparte. J.F.M ORFORD, GAM.
feb2f-w4tN By J. c. BmEs, d. c.
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ARRANDALE& co,

lot brOauWays New York.
feh2-d4t now u4f
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Send p cents for Oerti0eate.

In all transactions by mail, We shall charge for
forwarding the Certificates, paving postage sn6
doing the business, IS cents each, wheel must he
enclosed When the Certificate Is sent for. Five Ger
Hhestes Will be sent tor 81, eleven for 81. thirty for
20 slxty-hYe for SIC one hundred for SIS.
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No. 26s.

ROR sALE-FRAME HOUSE 10 Edesaaid o
II 8 food rooms. los 50xiT0. third house on Gala
I'm Pie. Pnce E,b90-A5O cash balance In one
year; Interest add lien. Apply 70
a. q SCOFELs Real Estate Agent.
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No. 2R4.

EORSALE-One aad a nalf sicry BRICK HOUSE,
I No lgA west side d SOulh Cherry ssT8st, 90
Ward, Of four foome-lH0 up, aud two doaa stairs
hydrant water good fence, sr0fe-ro0m and clOset
Lot 81lu. Price 5,COO-tf.O9 cash, balance 10 3
and Y months; inferred and len.
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES lsss
n J. hoWord ct els,
vsf Ongiaal b 1
John n 49,.

" Orgiaal Bill.
John n. andrews, ct ais.
~ moeon OF comptsinants. by their solicitor,
and - appear nc 20 he ssiizartoa 81 Ire cl,rr an
hssier, hon "a alieEa ion IN eomula naars on
il& tne defendants james snd pcytop TsyIor.
FtAAes iEiehaft aGd her husband Ethefnar n fcle.
"ss are bon resae1e q TIE state q Tennrssee.
IT r. therefore ordered that nat1csto. - mall
Iet tour Consecutive Weeks N the EAshvlie Union.
aneFspsper pub sized m lhs city a Nashv1ie. -
curing Ne sad deiendsn 5 u sppaar Al ne nort
cca1ty Of PsTry. 81 The courthouse 10 .be tun -
kAnoea, on the hrst rnursdsy \ Ter tne 6nf Non.
DAY IN April eek, then and there 70 enter No. ~.
ieaee 70 complainant nl, or the same viii be -.
kea tor c~0niesstd and sei for hesriae az rarfe =
10 them. II nj TgOlfa ~
merch9-4iw
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T10R RENT-A new Frame House Of 3 rooms
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01

Sarah j. Walker.
vs..
Lewis ROshell and Joseph Philips.
1T appearing to the Satisfaction OF the Clerk and
Master shat the defendants, Lewis RJshel and Jo-
seph Philips are non residents Of ne STATE Of Ten
nessee, 80 that toe ordinary process OF law cannot
be served upon them; IL Is therefore ordered that
publication be made, for four successive weeks, in
he Nashville Union, ordering said nonresident de-
PENDANTS 70 apyear af the neat term Of said Court,
70 be held IA the courthouse, at Charlotte, on the
81 Monday Ia March, lS66, to plead, answer or Ge.
mur % said bill, or the same will DO taken for con-
fessed, and set for hearing expsrte.
feb2l vat r. n BALDWIN. AN.