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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-28
Original A~ttaohmeni..N No 3O3

George W. Henley vs. John Erun.
IT appearing from the affidavit filed in this csse
that the defendant John Erwin absconds. 80 tbet
the ordinary process Cannot be served on him y u
thereicre ordered that publication be made forb W
successive We6ks Ia the Nashville Union, notb ng
he said John EIvin 70 sppea- be'ore John Minis. =
justice OF the Peace IN jacksonville. Nor os
county, tennessee, o. the 10th day Of June, ll6G,
70 answer then and there the said Attachment ss
the law al ects, or the same vii be taken a. G n
lessed and heard e1 parte A. 10 him. This the n
day Of December, ls65.
marl3-4tw JOHN MINIS. p.
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AhhAHDALk q CO., Msnuacturers' Agents.
No. l6I Broadway, New York,
ADnouncs that all Of the above list Of goods v7u h
sold Tor One Dollar each.
10 consequence OF the great stagnsti0n OF t-ade
IN the manufacturing dlstIicfs Of England, through
the war having cut on the supply Of cotton, a large
quantity OF Valuable JeWeiry, originally inteDds1
Tor me English ma'ket, mas been sent Oh for ssle
10 TINS country and must Be sod az Gng s~ccrtfssf I'm.
Ger these circumstances, ARRANDALE q CO., act
Jog as agents Tor The principal European Manuiac.
tlrers, have resolved upon a great OFT ADgora. n
sIsHt 70 DC divided se-ordlng 10 the following regu-
latlOns:
Celuncates OF the various articles are put into en-.
yelopes m~discrlmlnately, sealed up, and when or
dered, are taken out without regard 10 choice. and
sent Dy mai, thus showing no iav0ntsm. On re-
receipt OF the certificate, you viii see what you are
70 nave, and then II IS a. your opu,n 10 send the
dollar and take The article or not. Purchasers may
thus obtain a cold Watch, Diamond Ring, OF aly
SCI OF JeMe-rY On Our LIST llr One MILL
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Il Chancery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULEs, 1866.

Lewis Faulkner. and oth,rs, complagsnts,
vs. %. Bill.
The heirs of John Cookey, their names unknown,
Msry Cobb and her chlldrt 4, their names uBknOWa
10 complainant, Isaac CoOkey, Bichard COokey.
snd John Webb snd lis wife, Ann, formerly Ann
CJokey, defendants.
IT appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master, from affidavit, that the above named de-
PENDANTS are non residents OF the State Of Tonnes
see, so thst the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon them: It is therefore orde ed T. at pub
LEGATION he made, fr four consecutive weeks, in the
Nashville Union. a newspaper published IA the city
Of Nashville, requiring sad defendants 10 appear
on the first dav Of our next court, 70 held at Nc
MinnyIls. on the sth Montsy IN March, 1866, 20
p I'd, answer or demur 10 COMPLIMENTS bIL, or the
same viii be taken for confessed, as to them, and
set for hearing e1parte.
J.F.M ORFORD, ca
tsh2i wiS By !. q. BMEs, d.. Q.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-28

SCANDAL The last number OF the
Round Table alludes to a report circu.
lated about West Point that General
Grant and his party we're under the in.
husnee Of liquor al the time Col Bow.
ers lost has life by falling under the
cars.
The Round Table calls on the friends
OF she General 10 contradict the story.
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In Chancery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY L 1866.

Jane Jones, complainant.
vs. }PetItOn for Divorce.
Benjamin Jones, defendant.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master, from AFFIDAVIT, that defendant Jones is q
non-reslaent Of tbs State Of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served on him:
It is therefore ordered INST publication be msds for
fonr consecutive weeks, IN the Ma hville Union, a
newspaper published in the city OF Nashville, Ten
nessse, requiring said defendant to APP ear on the
fret day Of our next CouTi, 10 be held At McMinn-
vile, on the 4th Monday IN March. lS66, 20 plead,
answer OF demur TO compliments bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed, as to him and set ioT
hearing exparte. j. +. MORFORD, O SM.
feb24 g3tN ByJ. c Bills, D. c.
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ORIGINAL A~ttachmant..No2 91

John h. MlIgsn vs. Audey Milssps.
1T appearing from the affidavit filed in this case
thatth defendant so conceals himself or abseopds
that the ordinary process cannot be served on him.
Il rs therefore ordered tnat panlcst0n bs made Tor
four successive weeks in the Nashville Union. no
utyJng the said Andey Milsaps TO appear before
John MIN 5, eJushce Of the Peace in Mad sonulIs.
Monroe county. Tennessee. on the 10th day OF
June, 1876, 70 answer I; en- snd there the said At
tachmtnt s. the law directs, or the same will be
taken a. confessed snd heard ex pa-te as 10 him.
THIS the 9th day Of December, 1865.
marI3-4tW IBHN MINIS y
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
PHI "a 1eer

Josiah Powell, et as. ". George hakeT, ct ala.
IL this cause. n appearing % the CLERK snd Mas
ter that the defendants Susan Bruce. and her hus-
blnd. Litlet0n Bruce, and Mary sauieraon. ard
her husband, Thomas SandersCn, are nou-resi-
dsnfs o. the State q Tennessee 80 that tie
ordinary process Of Law cznnos b served upon
them Il - therefore ordered ihst publication
be male for four successive weeks IN the hash
vile Unio1, q newspaper published IN Inc city Of
Nashville, Tennessee, requir ng said defendants 70
appear at the next term o. tie Chsncery Court Of
Smith county, % be held a. the courthouse ~ Car
thags on the third Monday 10 August 1888, b so
sgsr compia nauts hil, OF tbs same vii Be takan
Tor confessed and set Tor hssnng ex parte ~ 70
thsm. D.. 4. CAMPBELL, Q. an,
febiR-ftH
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
In Chancery at McMinnyiIle, Tenn.
FEtRUsAY Rur=. is6G.
hudley. Msry sud Ih1mss HARRISON, and others.

F"EEnrtb1 Nh, IsII.
hudleys Msry aud lhDmss HARRISON, and others.
vs. fbll 20 sell Land
Joseph Hsrason, Audley and Elizabeth Wisemsn.
Netiy Mcoreg0ri James LAereace and wife NIr.
gins.
IN THIS cause, { appesruE 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master that he above nsmeS de-
PENDANTS are non-residents Of TIE Sale OF Terpes-
see, 30 that the Ordinary process q law cannot te
served upon them; u q fhersfore ordered that pub-
hcauon b. inside Tor four successive Wesks.. In the
Nashville Union, = newspaper punished IN ~
city OF Nashville. Tennessee, requiring sad de-
Pendants 20 snpear on the hnst dsy Of cur sext
Court 20 be held 81 the Court house 10 MaMinn-
vile, on the fourth Mondsy in March next, t-sn
and there % plead, answer or demur 10 complsip.
ants bl, or TIE same vii be taken for Confessed as
g them, and eel scr hearing en- psrie
H. ORFORD, CAN.
ieole-H~ By }, Q, BuEs, D. c,
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY USIoS OFFICE,
kaakurla nra-.h % 1919

DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, March %, 1866.
There are large amount Of goods nos
here, awaiting shipment to the South
when they will get away viii perhaps de-
pend upon the merchants themselves. Il
they wall come right up to the scratch, and
commence prosecutions against the road.
they can soon remedy the evil but il
not, not.
The retail trade is very brisk, both in
groceries and dry goods.
Gold was a little frm,r n New York yes.
terday at neon.
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Estrsys..-. Davidson County.

TAKEN UP byJ.F Hsbbett. in Davidson county,
Il onecoW snd calf The COW il 8 muly, mErkef
With of each yesr, and underbt In the night.
she - red color, with 4 whits stresk along her
back, shout SIX years DID, Valued 81 $50.
TAKEN UP By Bob Lewis. col0red, in district
10. II, one mou e colored mare mule, ls1 pasteIn
ont crooked Gu about 7 or . years old. Valued
At $40. ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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MaPshaPs Sale.

DY virtue Of s writ i IA, to me directed, rom the
u Circuit Court CT the United States, for the Mid.
die District OF Tennessee. az It's October term, 1s65,
l Will sell on Saturday, the l4th day Of April, lSG6,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a m, at Pubic Auction,
20 the highest bidder for cash in hand. at the Court
mousse doOr 10 Nashville, Davidson county, al the
Egnt, htes clslm, interest and estate Which Wlism
Culom has n and 10 the following described real
estate, Va A tract Of land lying IN NTH county,
tennessee, 10 CIV district No I, beginning st the
Norm BOUNDARY line Of the town OF Carthage. At the
road running Esst e poles, thence South one pole
to the Academy land, thence East with sad land Is
poles 10 the y corner OF said land, thence with
sac land " poles 70 the road, thence 46 poles to the
Mil branch, thence up said brsuch win its uesn-
derslJ East 50 poles to the NIL Dnm, thence up
sSd branch IS poles, with its mesrders 10 beech
IN the fork OF the branch, thence North 43o EastI Il
poles to q beech thence North Ito East 81 poles to
a oeech, thsnce North e East l2 poles 10 q awhile
oak, North s. West AZ poles to white ash, thence
North So West l02 POL 5 TO an ironwood. thapce
North 6oS West 81 poles 10 an ash, thence WestlOO
poles to an ash and dogwOOd, thence North SO West
Isl poles to a buckeye and white oak 70 he Bort
Blunt road Above Goodner'so old Tan Yard. thence
SOnth 8 East with the road 50 poles to a red oak.
thence South $40 East along said road "a poles
thence south 70 Vests poles along SAID rOsd, thence
Sonth - East IS poles along said road, thence
SCUM 81. East 70 poles along said road, thence
SCUM 81 East As poles along SAID road, thence
SOutt Is East 40 poles along said rORd, thence
SCUM l4T poles along sSid road 10 the beginning,
9 acres OF land, more or less, fxcept-
ing thererom he old Church Lot, containing shout
= acre, 70 satisfy an execution against said Cullom,
and IN favor Of Orsamus B. Mattlson.
maTt-W4t Ell GLAsOOCK, ". NJ d. T.
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No 225.

FOR SALE-A small Farm Of % Acres, on the
- Brick Church Pike, 3 miles north Of Nashville e.,
we'll IN proved. Frame house Of thee rOOms. At
&c, hal snd kitchen. Two spdngs, dne Young or
chard % 5uJiruit trees. lu { beginning 70 bear, ap-
PIES peaches, piums. cherries and plums, ali well
enclosed SO per acre one-half cash. tsIsucs
10 one year. POssessirn given January Ist, 1855.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-28
No. 264.

EOkSALE-One and = nslf story BRICK HOUSE.
= o.l5l west side Of South Cherry srsaJ 6l
wA5li OF Ipur r~0one-tw0 up, and two down srairs.
Hy1ialt ha-eI good lance, store-rOOm and closet
20 a1ic3. Price S5,o0)-&OCs cash, balance 10 G
soa " months interest and ben.
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Established in 1862.
tASD Sow ABOUT ENTERING ITS
Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and ststesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizens, and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from sn quarters.
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In Chancery at McMinnyille.
FEBRUARY RULES, Is66.

James W. Muller, complainant
vs.. Att. Bill.
John steasrt, defendant.
IN this cause it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master, from affidavit, that defendant
Stewart ls a non resident OF the State Of Tennessee,
70 that the ordinary process Of aW cannot be served
upon hum: Il Is therefore ordered that publication
be- made, for our consecutive weeks, IN the Nash
vile Union, q newspaper Published IN the city Of
Nashville, Tennessee, requiring the said defendant
TO appear on the first day Of our next Court, TO be
held at McMlnDvIile, on the an Monday Ia MarCb,
lsJ6, to plead, az wer or demur TO comp'sinaut's
I'll or the same will be taken for confessed, as to
them, and set Tor hearing e1parte
j. r. M0RFORD. c. NJ.
teb2l-wft' By j. q. BINS, ID. @.
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In Chancerv at Charlotte.

SaEhh ), hAlhcFs
".
Lewis Rosiell and Joseph Phil fps.
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the CLERK aud
Master that the defendants, Lewis R0shell snd JO'
seph Phillips, are non residents o. the Stse Of Ten.
nessee, 80 thal the ordinary process OF law cannot
be served upon them: IL is therefore ordered that
publication be made, for four successive weeks, II
the Nashville Union, ordering sald nonresident de-
PENDANTS 10 spYesr at the next term OF raid Court,
to be held in the court house, at Charlotte, on the
50 Monday in March, 1866, to plead, answer or de
muir 10 said bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed, end SET for hearing exp-rte.
feb2l Wit r.. NJ BALDWIN, G &M
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No. 265.

EJR SALE-BEICE DWELLING Of 4 rooms.
Il dining room. kitchen and servants rom. Tot
s5xl50 North Market street, next south 81 dEalfng
formerly occupied b. N. FsEers. Prcs f6.6gE
$500 cash balance ID add 2 years.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
For County 10 o.
FOR OtY Onneu a.
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No. 223.

TOR sALE-IG5 feet on North Front street east
- side, neXtuOrh OfRnd adjoining Bridge street.
known as tha Bnck Bridge Toll house property,
embracing the Toulouse GntlsTgs Livery stable.
twill be sold az d whole or IN los. Now rented for
$500 per an1um.
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In Cbancerv at McMinnviIle, Tenn.

FEBRUARY RULES, lSt6.
Cyrus BillDgsly Admir-, and others, complaluants.
vs..
Abiah Craze, Moses POore AMI wife Psrlla POore,
- Moore and Elizabeth Moore, and the heirs
of Russell Crane, whose residence Is unknown,
ard Cthers, defendants.
IN this cause il appearing to the Clerk and Mas
ter that the ab5ye FAMED defendants are n~on-resI-
dents Of the Ststs Of Tennessee, so that the ordI-
nary process Of laN cannot % served upon them {
Il Is therefore ordered that publication be made
or four consecutive weeks, IN the Nashville Union,
q newspsper published in the cry Of Nashville, Ten
nessee, ? curing said defendants TO appear on the
hrst day otneXt Court, Ia be held at the courthouse
IN McMinnville, on ire fourth Monday 10 March,
comp.sinants Bill, or thu same WILL be taken for
confessed as 10 them, an set for hearing eX
psrte. J.. F. MORFURD, G.
fsblO-iWF BY J. u. BMEs, u, c
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In Smith County Circuit Court.
stober Rules. In Clerks Once, February "a 1896

N bHlIIu OUULty OIIOuIL OUuIL
October Rules. In Clerks Once, February "a. 1886.
Thomas vs. NJ Hughes Bill 70, Divorce.
Martha Jane Hughes,
on motion Of compliments solicitor in this cause,
il appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk, on sd-
dsylt, thst defendant Is & non-resident Of Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordsred that notice be given by pub
hcahon 10 the Nashville Union, a pspsr pub
hshed IN the city # Nashville, Tennes ee, four sue
cesslVe weeks, requiring said Martha Jane Hughes
70 appear before the next Circuit Ceuit Of smith
county, Tennessee, setting At the Court house in
Carthage. on the 4th Monday IN March next, 1866,
then and there 10 plead, dsmur or answer 70 COM
plsinsnt's Uill, or the same will be taken 'or con-
iessed and set down for hearing expaIte, as 70 her.
VIM. J. CLEVELAND, Clerk.
tebL7 wit per J. p WLKrssOs, ID. @.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-28
No. 266.

E0R sALE-FRABIE HOUSE IN Edesasld o
II 5food rooms, l0t 5l1lTo, third house on Gala
~ PIE. Pre- 3.500-eL500 cash balsnce iu ne
year interest and lien Apply o
d. sCOVEL. Rssl Estate Agent.
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No. 222.

TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
y CITY PROPERTY. New Albany, Ind, proper
~ as follows A two s-Ory Frame house 10 perfect
repair newly PAINTED, GA second hank Of the ohio
1yer 10 null view Of 30, near the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms, presses, cuptOard-, pantry, cellar and
under he house. stable under ground.
L4x2i. Wood shed, &c SC. House stands 50 feet
b1fk nom one street and 40 feet from the ether.
Lot D. on the corner, tUXi6U. with rear fencing.
Also two cottages, Of three rooms each, on lot
lsJ1t7o, with rear fence clsteTn 70 each house.
well foe both. All valued al So 600.
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Aashrille &ylnlou.
TERMS OF sHRsCeIprInI.
10 ADEKRTIsERs IN DETAIL,

AAIH WILL BE AS FoLDoWs'
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h'Ok RENI-A new Frame House Of 3 rooms.
y 10 North Nashville, nsar the residence al Nh
T. thea1hsm. fnce $500 per snnum.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1896.
J. ID. Goo5pasture, AGm'r Of Harris Hatcher decd.
Va. Att. Bill.

- - NN~NFe'HeAcs h1AA "a al nhtIleE Qec u
vs.. Att. Bill.
Jeremiah Taylor.
IN this cause 1t appearing 10 the Clerk 4 Master,
from compliments bill, ahich IS sworn 70, that de-
iendRnt Iay.orl Is q non resident Of che State Of
Tennessee, so that the ~ortinsry process Of Law can
not be served upon him It Is therefore ordered
that publication BE- made, for foUTsuccessiye weeks.
in the Nashville Union, a paper published IN me
city Of Nashville, requiring said defendant to appear
at the next term Of the Chsncery Court for Overt1u
county, a. Livingston, Tenn on the lst Monday Of
Angus 1876, AID pleat, answer or demur com
plansDLs bill, or the same Will b. takeu for cen
iessed aud set for hearing ex parte.
feh20-W4t J. W WRIGHT O. II
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No. 247--For Sale.

THAT VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING No
Il IS Cedar street, long known as the DR.. Martin
Property, we'll sItuated Tor stores, Offices, or. In TACT
almost any scuVe business, Il beng on the Vrest
Court Houa Q, and very centrally loratad. CsWisI -
may vel give this attention. Lot 42kxIO0. Pr ca
$4,000. haL CASH. balance, one ana tw9 year.
Interest and lien.
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No. 236.

EtOR sALE-4g3z feet, corner Vine and Union
Streets, opposite TIE residence Of Mrs. E1-Pra-
sideut Pc L. Pucs $40 per foot A noble spot Tor
3 bne residence.
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No. 22l-

NOR SALE-z70JA Acres Of Land, 81 miles from
the Sew8nes Coal Mine-, MarOn county, Tenn,
with good improvements, saw Mn In running or
der the general outlines sud description q which
wiltUe given. Price IS per scre-L cash, balance
I sud year. VIII exchange FOR city or country
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No. 226.

nor sALE-A school Cab, IN good order with
= s-ugie harness. PEce $50
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBS,RIBEI
NOW IS THE TINE TO S-UBSCRLBEI
NOW Is THE TIE TO SUBSCRIBER
ONLY 50 50 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY 50 50 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY So 90 FOR THREE MONTHSi
ONLY s. so FOR THREE MONTHS
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES, Isss.
R. J. HoxOrd ct ais,

h ,. hoN0ru 81 As,
W Original Bill.
John d ADDRESS, 81 As.
ON motion q compiainsnts BY their solicitor.
and Il sppesr ng TO be "a IS action q the @ TX and
Msster, from n alleys ION IN compls mats OIL
that the deieDdsnts James snd Peyt0n Taylor,
Frsuas Igiehsri and her husband Etheiosu lge-
hart, are ron r~esi1erts o. The slate Of Isunessee.
1T is therefore ordered that pGblcston b. mads
for four Consecutive weeks IN the Nashville Union,
a newspaper published in the city q NasavlIe e, re-
curing the sard defsndan $ % sppear a. the ne1t
term Of the ChAncerF Count 70 70 held for ire
couGty Of Perry. 81 the courthouse IN the town Of
Lnde1, on tbs 6rst Thursday a Ter TIE first Mon
day in April mex, hen and there 70 enter their de-
fence to eomplsinant $ BAL, OF the same VII BE- a.
ken for coufesstd, and rel for hesTing eE parte AZ
70 them. r. n. THOMAS, Cam.
mRrcha-4tw
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MarshaHs Sale.

DY virtue Of SIX writs Of i IA, to me directed from
I'D the Circuit Court Of the United ststes for the
middle District Of Tennessee, issued az It's October
term, 1865, ! viii 90 saturday the 18th day of April,
1866, commenting At 10 o'clock, a. m, rel az pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
az the court house door in Ma ylle, Davidson
county, ali the right, title, claim, interest and es-
tai which B. J.. HHl has in and to the following de-
scrbed real estate, Y q A town lot IN the town Of
vile, Warren county, Tenn on the south
side Cf the Main street In said town, beginning al a
stake the n " corner Of lawson Nallugs lot, &c
being also the corner Of the lot herein uescubed,
and on the edge Of Ham street, running south s
poles and - Inks % a stake on said WsilIngs cor
ners thence eIstwth his line 3 POLES and Dc Inks b
& stake on cpTIng street, thence with the same
south 7 poles aGd links to a sake on Summer
street; thence west with sud street poles ard q
Inks 10 the S. l. corner Ct W.. H.. Marders lot
thence with his line north rs poles aud IS links %
the y. +. corner o. Main street, and 8 links west 70
the N. W. corner of Thomas Q SnaItts shop,
thence east vito Main street. poles and - links 20
the beginning inciud g 81 poles of land IN said
bounds, after polling ont said Thomaf G. Smarits
shop; tcgether with the brick store house, DWELL
ing, and other Improvements thereon TO satisfy
SIX executions sgalnst sad Hi, and ia favor OF
Howell smith & Co Trultt BrO.& Co Bancroft &
Co., McCurdy Bro q Brewster, Hyatt, Ingrahlm
& Co., and HAddO k, Reed & Co.
mare 4tw E. X. GLAsCOCK, NJ. M.DT.
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No. 229.

HOR sALE-20, 40, OF $40 fret front IN North
Chefry Street 100 feet deep, next north OF the
Commercial Hotel This Is q central business 10.
CAVITY. Price $50 per foot One-halfcssh balance
10 / and zyesrsi interest snd lien.
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No. 22O.

LOR kENT-Fiye rooms IN third story, south
Il ses1 corner Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years nom January LIST, 1896, 81 500 per aunum,
and t5OO bonus. These rooms are well located for
business o hCes, and cheaper thsn any We know
oi-syeragiug sl3 % per noah Tor each.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-28
Send rs Cents for CeruGcate.

In sl transactions by mail, we shall cla-g e for
forwarding the Certificates, paying postage and
dong the business, 70 cents each, which must te
enclosed when the Certh ate Is sent for Five Ger
uhcates will be sent Tor 81, eleven for g. thirty for
IS, sixty five for $40; one hundred for sis.