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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-23
The New York Times Of Monday savs

The New York Times Of Monday says
On the opening Of business on Saturday.
there was q disposition to buy gold on the
adverse vote Of Friday night against ihe
funding bill. Considerable transactions
were made at 130ZGl301 per cent, OF
about = per cent. advance on the closing
sales OF the day before. But as the deal
iDgs Of the forenoOn progressed, and the
abundant supply and the extreme weakness
Cor the days steamers OF foreign exchange
began Ia be more generally appreciated, the
price fell back TO I3OH@l3O, and then fell
10 1917 per cent. Standard bills or Lon
don were done at l07A@Z per cent. The
customs demand for gold for the week
amount to S2,464,5 $50. The export for the
days steamers and for the week $780, 7I,
chiefly gold and silver bars. The smount
Of the gold interest paid out Of the Treas
ury for the week is SS2S,593, and the re-
ceipts Tor California 81 ,425, 553. Altogether
The gold market and gold aud exchange
movements Of the week point 10 easier il
not declining rates, irrespective Of the fund
ing bill IN Congress. II seems manifest, as
remarked some days sgo, that the i~ncreas-
ing popular confidence IS such in the pub
lie credit that the greenback legal tenders
viii appreciate and gold settle down with
out reference 10 the question Of contracting
the circulation. The gold speculation, in
tTIusically, has not been SO weak ss at pres
ent since the movement which immediately
followed the victory at Gettysburg in 1868.
At one time in May Of last year the price
was as low, but there wss really less conf
dence that il would continue down. OF
course his feeling, in the last few DAYS. is
owing in part 10 the look OF the foreign ex-
changes and the heavy stocks Of cotton here
aud at the South - 80 10 Europe IN rapid
settlement Of our recent importatioUs.
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FROM the Atlantic for April.
Killed at the Ford.
BY Nv. LoSsrELLow.

BY H.. ". LoSGFELLow.
De IL dead, the beau iai youth,
The heart Of honor, the tongue Of truth
be, the life and light q US al,
Whose voice vas bIthe as q Bugle call
Whom all eyes followed with one con ept.
The cheer Of y hose laugh, and whose pleasant word
flushed az murmurs q dIsCoutent.
Only last nf hi, az we rode along
Down the DARK o the mountain gap,
To visit the picket-gusrd at the ioid.
a. tie dreaming Of any mlshgp,
he Was humming the words Il some old song
Two RED TO es lie had on his cap
And smother he bore al the point Of his sword"
Sudden and ssiffa whistiing bah
Came cut o. aWOJd, and the voice WAS stu;
something ! heard IA the darkness AL.
and for . moment my blood grer chill:
I -Hake m q whisper. IS he who speaks
lna room Where some che Is lying dead;
Nui DE Haae 90 answer 10 what ! sGid.
We D ted HIM up ca his saddle again.
Aud through he mIre and the mist and tie 70 Q
NuuieI him beck 10 the silent carp,
and laid nInl B-If asleep, on his bed,
ana ] saw cy the light OF The surgeons lamp
Two white roses upon ms cheeks
and one Just over hs heart blood red!
And I saw 10 a vision how far and feet
That iatl bullet vent syeedlHs tortb.
Lul tIcacheu D. town m the distant North.
lIl % reached d house 10 y sunny street,
Dob % reached Aheaft that ceasf 4 10 beat
without "a murmur. without a cry;
Add a bell Was tOled in thst Gar- III town.
FOR lne who ha1 passed from cross 10 crown
Ana te neighOoTs Wonaored thatsEe should die.
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MsrshaI's Sale.

pY virtue OF q writ Of f ia, to me directed from
II the Q rcmt Court Of the United States, for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, at its October term,
ls66, / viii sell, on Saturday, the 18th day Of April,
1906, commencing at 10 o'clock q m, at Public Aue-
uon 70 the highest bidder, for cash N hand, at the
Court house door 10 Nashville, davidson county, al
the nght tue, claim, interest and estate which ".
n. Horn &Son have in and TO the following dscrib-
Cd real estate, viz Lot No Il, in Egink's Addition
70 the city Of Nashville, fronting % feet on Fogg
street, commencing 40 feet from Stevenson street.
and running bsck $50 feetto q ten foot alley; being
the same lot tbs title Ct which was vested in said
W II. Horn son, BY decree Of The Chsncery Court
Of Davidson county, st its November term, 1865.
Also, one other lot IN said Addition, being No Is. IN
the plan font ng 26 feet on Fogg street,
ING al the West corner Of No II and running along
sad street - Teet az right angles. $50 feet 10 a ten
loot alley; thepce along SAID alley ~Westwsroly 20
ieeF thence st right singles to the beg inning; being
ne same Lot the title 10 which was vested 10 ssid
w. 4. Horn 4 Son by decree OF the Chancerv Court
Davidson county, st its November term, 1855, to
saUsiy an execution against said W. II. Horn 4 Son,
and IN favor Of Sutphen & Wesks.
mart W4t F. R. GLASCOCK, N. NJ. D. T.
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In Chsncery at McMinnviile, Tenn.
J FfHhIAhl NlLEaI IoOus
Cyrus BllIngsly Admir-, snd others, compliments.

Cyrus BillIngsly Admir-, snd others, compliments.
vs..
AbiJah Crane, Moses PoOre and wife Psrills Poore,
-M Moore and Elizabeth Moore, and the heirs
Of Russell Crane, whose residence Is unknown,
aud others, defendants.
IN this cause Il appearing to the Clerk AMI Mas.
ter that the above named defendants are non-rssi-
dents CT the State OF Tennessee, so thst the ordi-
nary process Of law cannot be sersoi upon them /;
IL Is therefore ordered that publication be made
FOR four consecutive weeks, il The Nashville Union,
a newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Ten
nessee, T curing said defendants to appear on the
first day OF neXt Court, TO be held at the courthouse
in McMinnyille. on the fourth Monday in March,
1866 then and there TO plead, answer OF demur 10
comp,sinants Bill, or the same wall be taken for
confessed as 10 them. ant set for hearing eX
psrte. J. +. MORFoRD, q. a NJ.
5blO-4iWH By j. G. BMEs, DC
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In Smith County Circuit Court.

octOber Rules. In Clerks oHce, February "a. lse6.
''' 3 ' Bill fr Divorce.
Msrths Jane Hughes.
N motion Of complsinant's solicitor in this cause,
1t appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk, on an
davIt, thst defendant Is q nOn-resident Of Tennessee;
IL IS therefore ordered that notice be given BY pub
location in the Nashville Union, 9 newspaper pub
hshed IN the city Of Nashville, Tennes ee, four sue
cessiye weeks, requiring said Martha Jane Hughes
to appear before the next Circuit Court Of Smith
couaty, Tennesses, setting az the Court house in
Carthage, on the 4th Monday IN March next, 1866,
then and there to plead, demur or answer 10 COM
IlAnsntS bill, OF the same will be taken for con-
iesset and set down for hearing exparte, as 70 her.
WIN. J. CLEVELAND, Clerk.
iebg7 wit per J. p. WmKNsoE, D. c,
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No. 232.
No. 234.

FOR sALE-Oue Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
In Chancery at McMiunville
FEBRUARY RIFLES Issa

x 3 Plies, EXr Of John Subjected. decd. com
pslnsut IS. Anl r. stub.eheld, ufora sutiefeId.
HGston ana msHiie, N.touuo, . C. stJvRl and n :
wife, lspsaIne s'ov.l, GetendaHts.
III sppasnug to the satisfaction OF The Clerk snd
Master, nom sradavt inst the shove named de-
ienoans are no~n-ueadents Oft1eStaie ofqenpessee
20 tasi he ordinary process oflsW cannot De served
IN them; ms therefore ordeiei thar publication
he maze, Tor four Consecutive weeks. in the Nash
VIE Oniont a newspaper published in the CITY OF
NSslsniei tennessee, rtqurng said defendants 10
npnesr on ne mt daY az cur next Court, 70 he held
AZ McaiunFlle, on The 9Th Monday IN March. lSf6.
70 pies1. sosEer or demur 20 csmplainants hu ~
ne same WI be taken for coafesse3, a. 20 thsn.
saa SET for hearing expalts.
J p MORFORD, Gam.
Nl-'HtF By j c, BIIEE, DC.
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Send 25 cents for Certificate.

In nj transactions by mail, we shall charge for
for~arolng the Cerilncstes, paying postage and
doing the business, rs cents each, which must he
enclosed when the Certificate Is sent for. Five Ger
tIncates will be sent tor 81, eleven for 81, thirty for
70, slxty-tye Tor Sl0i one hundred for SIS.
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No. 265.

E')R sALE-BRICK DWELLING Of Z roon,
"a atlnR room kitchen and servant room. lot
sptI9o norm Market street, next south d dwelling
lormeny occupied By ~. foEers. Pues ssaZ
s-oW essAi naiasce 70 ! AID yssrs.
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BOOK BINDING AND RULING

We respectfully invite a liberal patron
age, knowing that our style Of workman
ship csunot be eKcellei, or our terms COM
pstcl with.
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IN Chanoery a MeMinnriIIs- Tenn.
FsBsUARr RUuLs, 1855.
md Isaac P.uml4s Af-

cyIas bilingsiy Snd Isaac Rumlse, Admss.
y
N ?. Crsna. whose shereabouts is uaknarn.
IN TINS ceuse i appearing to the Clerk aud Msa-
ter. ron sadayiL, lbst ne sb1va named deem
uants "hsFeatolts Is unknown; Il d therefore
ordered inst panhcsnon be made for four succes-
sFe weeks. IN the Nashville Union. g Newspaper
pnelshed ~ The city Of Nashville, Tennessee, re-
curing TIE sad defendant % appear on the 6rsi
Gay Of our next Court, 10 be held at MeMinnriie
on the io1rth Monday in March, 1896, then md
there 70 plead, answer or demur 70 conplsinalt's
on, or me same VA be taken for confessed sgaasf
him and set for hearing ex parte.
IL oRFoRD, Gam.
ienlu-HA BJJ.C BmKs. D, G.
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In Chancery at McMinnrille.

RULES, $50.
James W. Miller, complainant, !
vs.. LAH PI
John Stewart, defendant.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Cieik and Master, from affidavit, that defendant
Stewart is a non resident OF the state OF Tennessee.
so that the ordinary process Of Law cannot be served
upon him: IL IS therefore ordered that publication
oa made, Tor four consecutive weeks, in the Nash
vile Union, a newspaper published in the city Of
nashville, Tennessee, recurring the said defendant
70 appear on tn hrst day Of our next Court, to be
held az McMinnyille. on the An Monday in March,
1866, 70 plesd, an wer or demur to complainant
oil, or the same will he taken for confessed. a. To-
them, and set for hearing exparte
J. +. MORFORD, O.. NJ.
tebZl-Wit" BY !. q. BlLEs. ID. c.
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Worth One MlIIIOa Dollars,

Jewe.ry, &c, &C.
Worth One MlIIiOa Dollars,
10 be Sold at One Dollar Each, without
Regard TO Value,
and not TO be paid fer until you know what You are
to receive.
SAMUEL G. RICHARDS & CO.,
ESTABLISHED 1857.
The Largest Manufacturers aud OdRinators OF the
DIstrl buuon, conducted TO- years on strictly Hon
orsble Principles, and TO the entire satisfaction of
all who patronize us. offer the usual
Catalogue Of Rich aud Valuable Articles, One
Dollar Each.
Is Piano Fortes, each.....-...... $500 10 500
$50 Sewing Machines, each.-.-.--..lOO 10 l50
800 Fine sold Chronometer Wat hes,
200
300 Fine Sold English Lever Watches. $50
200 Ladies' Gold EnAmeled Bifou
................. $50
200 Solid slver huntg Lever Watches. $40 70 $50 |
~ silver DDner SI0O 10 $50
loO SILVER lea 100 TO l50
5000 English Silver CTuet stsnds.--.. 20 10 so /
5000 Silver Fruit Tns.--...."...-........ Is % 30
All the above list Of goods viii be sold for one
dollar esch. Certificates OF all the various articles.
So Jog what each one can have, sre first pus into
- 49, AAAH HNANA NA II
dered, are taken out without regard to choice. spd Il
sent by mail, thus gvipg all q fair chance. On re-
ceiPto OF the Certificate you can see what You en-
have, snd thenit IS at your option to send one dol
Ter and take the article or not.
One Certificate may obtsin you 8 Gold Watch. Ser
vice Of Silver Plate, OF any other valnab e article.
THERE WILL BIZ no BLANKS.
One sealed envelope contsining an order for one
OF the valuable articles on our list, will t. sem 10
address on receipt OF Is cents. @ for 81. Is
lor 81. 30 with a premium for IS. 100 With a Dra-
MUM solid Silver Hunting Case Wstcn, SIS. Per-
let satisfaction guaranteed 10 ali cases. Goods not
pleasing the tastes or fancy Of our customers viii
be exchanged tree Of cost.
Agents snd others VIII be allowed 10 cents on
zach cert dcate ordered by them, provided not less
han SIX are ordered ala TINE. Agents will collect
. cents for each certificate and remit Is cents esch
o Us. Address al orders 70
SAMUEL G. RICHARDS co,
" BOZ, 5S4e- lO2 Nassau Street. n. Y.
Great chance TO make money. Agents wanted
nbg-wFm
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Estrays.--- Davidson County.

TAKEN Up byJ.F Bebbstt IN Davidson county
4 ouecoW snd calf The coz j. 8 mulv. marcel
Hllnaerop on each year, and underbit il the right
she q red color, With q white stresk al5n4 ber
back, aooutsx years old. Valued II s..
TAKE Up BY Bob Lewis, ~colored, IN district
No -, one mou e Golored mare mule. iea ps-ta-n
lon crooked Gu, about or Yeas Old. Vslged
e. SO ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
fsb24-E3p
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
FEBRUARY RULES, 1856.

Nancy P. Bradley, by &c, vs.. Jas. 8. Bradley. e. tails
IN this cause, it appearing TO the satslscton n,
o. me Clerk and Master that the defendant Logan
n. McCarver - a non resident OF the state of
tennessee 80 that the ordinary process Of Law
cannot ne served upon him II Is therefore or
dered tina. publication be made Cor four Consecutive
weeks, IN the Nashville Union, a peuspaDer pDb-
hshed IN the city Of Nashville, Tennesses. feamr.
Chsncey Court Of Smith county. To ~ beJ a. -
Court house IN Carthage, On the tnird Mondav IN
August, 1866, then and there 70 plead. answer or
aSmur TO eompianants' BID, or the same viii be-
to HIM. III CANppEI1 2
febls vat
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In Chaneery st McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULE. IseB.
In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES, 1855.


h }. HoEoTd. 81 al.
vi Orginal Bill
john d. andrews, et ais.
On motion Of compiananis Is Their sole tor.
snd u Appearing 20 he Satisfaction Of the CLERK and
Mister, from Al allegation N compia na1rs oil
that toe defendants Jsmes and PeytOn Tavior.
Francis Igiehsrt snd her husband Ethel0,rt Iele-
hart, are non ~TesIterts Of The state o. Teunessea.
1T = therefore ordered that rabhcston BE- made
fof four Consecutive weaEs ii me Nashville Union,
a newspaper published in the city Ct Nashville, re-
curing the sid defendan 5 70 sppear 50 toe next
term Of the Chancery Court % he held lof tie
Of Perry. q TIE courthouse iu the town Of
Lindes, On the tFss Thursd-y 8 ses Toe first lion.
day in Aprdnex', ihen and there to enter fhei- de-
fence 20 complainant 5 oil, or the same viii be a.
ken for c~0nfess,d 4, and tet for hearing ex paue as
70 Them. 4. II. THOMAS. can.
mAreh9-4tW
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No. gal,

NOR SALE-27O1 Acres of Land, 81 miles from
Il the Sewsnee Coal Mines, Manon county, Tenn,
with good Improvements, Saw Mill IN running or
der the general outlines and description Of which
Will Be gwen. Price 50 per acre. cash, balance
l and2 year. Viii eXchsnge for city or country
property.
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Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn.
MARCH RULES, 1866.

MARCH RULES, 1866.
T. NJ. Lancaster, Ell tai,
vs.. fPeuuOn.
j. r. Smith, ct al.
On motion Of compliments solicitor, and it SD
peaung to the satisfaction Of the Clerk, that ster-
ing foTeH, Samuel Powell, Elijah Powell. Parsthea
Lancaster and husband - Lancaster. Nance
jane Powell, and the widow and children OF William
ID. Powell, Francis Robinson and husband -
h9Dnscn, Dsbney Lancaster, Elizabeth Rich and
William Rich, James lancaster, Nathaniel Lancas-
ter, Hezekisn Feagans and wife Isabella Feagans,
are non1esidents Of the State of Tennessee, so
tlat the ordlna y process Of law cannot be served
upon them;
IL is therefore ordered that publication be made
the nashville Union, 8 newspaper published n
the CITY OF Nashville, for four successive weeks. re-
curing SAID defendants TO appear before toe County
court Of smith. on or before the first Monday in
May next, CS66l then and there to plead, answer
or demur 10 complslnants blu, or the same viii ba
parte, as to them.
msrAt-4tF z. W. TURNER, Clerk.
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LAykSALE-One and q nalf story BRICK house.
~ No. lG& west side Of south Cherry s.reat C1
ward of our to0ma-tH0 up, s1d tFJ down stairs
hydEant water, good fence, st1re-ro0m and closet.
lot Hzl11. FueeS f.eJ-Et.ll9 casn, btsusa la 4
aud y m1uths; iniele snd Len.
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No. 222.

EoR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
Il 4 PROPERTY. New Albany, Ind, proper
" as tollow7 A two story Frame house 10 perfect
repair, newly panied, on second hank Of the OHIO
nVer. IN m1 view Of It, near the foot Of the Falls (;
~ rooms presses cGptoards, panry, cellar and
clstern under The house. Stable under ground.
z4Za4. Wood shed, &C, sc. House stands 50 feet
back nom one street End 40 feet from the other.
Lot Is On the corner, 6OXi6O, with rear fencing.
Also Two cottages, Of three rooms each, on lot
HIih rear fence cistaru TO each mousse.
and well t0f both. Ali valued st Sl2 900.
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l67 Broadway, New York.
Or No 254 King street, Charleston, s. c.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION OFFIcE,
Nashville. March %. IsGG.

The markets are unchanged, the follow
ing being the latest corrected wholesale
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In Chancery at Charlotte.

Sarah j. Walker.
W.
Lewis Roshell snd Joseph Phil Ups.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Mas er that the defendants, Lewis Roshell and Jo-
ssph Phillips, are non residents Of thu State ofTen-
nessee, so that the ordinary process OF lsW cannot
be served upon them: It Is therefore ordered that
publication be msde, for four successive weeks, in
the Nashville Union, ordering SAID nOn-I resident de-
PENDANTS to apYear at the next term OF said Court.
to be held in the Courthouse, at Charlotte, on the
Sd Mouday in March, 1896, to plead, answer or de.
muir 70 sad bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fesssd, and SET for hearing eKpsrte.
feb2l vat X. NJ BALDWIN, AN
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The st. Louis provision market is report
ed BY Kerehival & Co., in their circular Of
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No. PIG.

EOR SALE-A small Frame House, lot 28x7O, on
Puce $40.
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with the history Of MATT. RIA MEDICA Of the
United States, or more favo rsbly known as sfpio-
neer in Medical Discovery, 1 han that OF
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HiOk kENI-A new Frame House Of rooms.
20 North Nashville, near the reaidsues Of Mr.
r Cheathsm. Puce 500 per snnum.
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The Largest Manufacturers aud Odainators Of the
Distribution, conducted 70 years on strictly Hon.
orsole Principles, and TO the entire satisfaction Of
all who pstronize us. offer the usual
nafoIoopo Of p;.b o,d VaIuolI. t
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MarshaTs Sale.

DY virtue of a writ OF 4 ia, to me directed, from
IL the Circuit Court Of United States, for the Md
ale district Of Tennessee, issued at its October
tenn, 1863, 1 viii on Saturday, the 14th day Of Apnl,
Auction, % The highest bidder, for edsh in hand, at
the Court house doocin Nashville, Davidson county,
al the nght. title, interest, claim and estate which
J. b. Phi oW has IN and TO the following described
real estate, VIZ A certain tract or parcel Of Land
situated, lying and being in the county of Maury,
state OF Tennessee, on the South side OF Duck uyer,
and on the waters OF Little Blgby creek, beginning
one pole East Of The creek a. q Sycamore; thence
North 20 degrees, West 50 poles 10 a stake; thence
est lS4 poles to a stake, oak, ash and elm poiniersi
thence south lis poles TO 8 stake snddGgWOod 10
Gideon Pillows line thence last 243 poles to an
elm and black walnut; thence North degrees, West
p poles to a box elder; thence North u degrees,
West 90 poles to an ash; thence to the beginning;
containing IN said bounds l57 acres. more o%rless, 70
satisfy an execution against said Pillow and WI.
Dale, snd in favor Of Cochran 3 Co.
msr6-w4t Err LASCOCK, NJ. N. D. T.
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No. 266.

DOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE IN Edgsssld o
a God rooms, loo 9lxl7O. third house 90 Gsls-
ia PIE. Pnee 81, 50-N, % cash baia1ea n -.
year Interest add lien. Apply 70
nc scOVEL, Real Estate Agent.
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In Chancery st Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULEs, ls6s.

v.
Geo. v Oiron, Adminvtntsr, ct als.
~ ms csose, o. appesrBE 70 the Clerk srd Mas-
1erthat the names and nesdepees Of = dsush.s- ~
Mm- Rows, decd, and her heirs. and a dsushter
Of kogls, des'd, and her heirs are unkpoyp
60 thst the ordinary press Of law cannot -
@tsed upon tnem- It's therefore ordered that pub
lcaion be MADE for four succeseive ueeks III ia
NashFlle Onion, Newspaper published IL he ~
= Hash'ules tennessee, requir nE said Defendants
o spresr a. the next term Of fhe Chsocerv Coprt
y smith county % &c held ~ the Court house In
Senhaee, On me third Monday in August. lsss.
answer complslua1ts bill. or the same vii hs
.Aaen ioT confessed and set FIR hearing exparts, IS
. lsin D. b. CAMPBELL q s N.
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No O0R

G7OR SALE-A School Cab. in good order with
a single harness. Puce $50
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There was IN improved feeling exhibited
IA the boot aud shoe market during the past
week and buyers have taken hold with rsth
er more alacrty, as their wants become mo!e
imperative, aud-the lowest price Tor man
uiactured goods seems 30 have been reached.
There !, 40 speculative feeling manifested
either ON the part OF buyers or sellers OF
boots and Shoe, as the manufacturer are
getting mp goods DOLLY ca orders, and buyers
are ttkiug them oil IN small lots as wanted.
10 BE- hardly reasonable g. suppose that prices
Of manufactured stock will b. shy lower. as
goods arr now being sold with very htle
profit. bat buyers, ln view OF the decline in
gold aud The unsettled state OF affairs gen
orally, VIII not purchase even 40 the present
l0W rates any more gosds thau they are cure
their consumers Will want. Most OF the
shoe towns throughout the State present a
quiet appearance. aud journeymeu only ind
smploy meut az reduced wages. Total ship
meus by rail, 1862 cases; total shipments
OF boots and shoes by raI and sea Tor The
seek. I5,a5S cases.