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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-28

SUNDRItS.
FLOUR,
MOUNTAIN BUCkWHEAT,
BUTTER,
LARD,
SAUSAGE,
SAUSAGE PUDDING,
APPLE. BUTTER,
SALT BEEF,
FRESH PORK,
CIDER VINEGAR,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
DRIED APPLES,
~ SHEEriNG,
HjLASSrs,
on consignment and for sale by
z T. ROBERTS, Commission Merchant,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
DAFT Basin bank.
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FIRES IN ALExANDRIA.-Nine small frame
dwelling houses and two stables were
burned in Alexandria Christmas night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-28

DURE JAMAICA RUM,
L GENUINE FRENCH BRANDY,
SHERRY, MADEIRA, and PoRT WINES,
20 STONE, WILSON 4 FOSTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-28

AL work ordered will BIO done In the most srtstis
manner, and at VERY Low PRICES.
CoLoRRD PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-28

DURE FRENCH BRANDY, Of very
/ superior quality, for sale low by
STEVENS & PEGRAM,
A, 81 GIL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-28

SGo barrels RICHMOND EXTRA
,)'tD and "sUPEaFIs &" FLOUR, a portion
direct from Chicago, on con. tgnment Tor sale by
PALMaR, H1RTsuuK s. CO.,
no27 Fourteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-28

TEA. Five half chests EXTRA
/ FINE GUNPOwDER TEA for sale by
GORDON & CRISGAS,"
de 81 Fsurtesrtk street near Exchange Hotel
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1--WE BARRELS ARSHALL'S
Il SUPERIOR SHOULDERs-to arrive:
dss A. z. STOKES h co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-28

1--WE BARRELS MARSHALL'S
de- 3 AMI" " 4. 7. STOKES co.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS. ETC.

ERESH MOUNTAIN ROLL BUT
IL TER-Another supply Of fresh BOIL But
TER from the valley, for sale by
STEVENS & PEGRAM,
de 81 Gil Broad street
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1--WE RRELS MARSHALLiS
L SUPERIOR FAMILY HAMS to arrive.
dss A. Y STOKES 4 co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-28
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Great restitution In Alabama.
700 Families In a Suffering
Condition.

Nsw YoRK. April 27.-Dr. Russell reports
that there have been no admissions Of
cholera patients to hospital ships since last
report. There has been but two more
deaths.
Montgomery, Alabama, papers received
contain accounts Of suffering and destitu-
ton in various counties Of that State. As
many as two hundred women have been
seen at one time around the court house on
DAYS when rations were expected, having
walked I 5 TO 20 miles. Within 40 miles Of
Montgomery there are 200 destitute fami-
lies IN SEXUAL want Of food TO sustain life.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H, April 27.-Wm. A..
6-ace, Fenian organizer, and captain in the
late Eastport expedition, arrived from
Portland, on his way home. He says the
expedition would have been successful, had
Gen. Killion been sustained. He considers
o'Mahoney an imbeeile, and fraud upon
the public, and says eur only hope Of sue
cess now is in the support Of Roberts and
Sweeney. He has told the Circle here to
send no more money to Union Square.
NEW YoRK, April 27.-The Commercials
special says Mr.. Smyth's nomination to the
Collsctorship has been referred to Governor
Morgan, who has not yet reported to the
Commerce Commitle, which will not have s
meeting till Thursday.
The Delegation Of New Workers is in
Washington, urging Secretary Seward to
take action against crOwding emigrant
ships, which enRsnders pestilence.
Large numbers Of idle freedmen at New
bern and Roanoke Island have been noti.
fed that they cannot have rations after
May LIST next.
WAsHIEG1oS, April 27.-SESATE-Mr. VIII
son offered q resolution to grant the use Of
the Senate Chamber, Thursday evening,
May Sd, to James Z. Murdoch, TO give a
reading in aid Of funds for the establish
ment Of a National Soldiers and Sailors
Orphan Asylum.
BosToN, April 27.-Lane & Co, sold out
their entire stock Of Wool-a6out zoo, 900
pounds-this morning. The attendance
was large and the bidding spirited. The
wool was sold at prices ranging from 45 to
59zSc per pound, in lots varying from 5,OO5
to 20 900 pounds. The wool was mainly Of
the first quality, Ohio fleece wool bringing
the highest price.
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MARKETS,
LBY Telegraph.l

CINCINNATI, April q.
Flour 25e higher and the market stu buoyaut
er. superfne IS CO9s 50; Extra IS OO9s 50; Fam
lily $40 5OalI 5Oi Fancy sI99l4.
Wheat is frmer; No. Red 50 80; No. 2, 50 81
I2@2 Is; old Red 50 5o92 60.
Corn in good demand and prices tending up
wards; mixed 5sa5sc; in sacks SIS.
Oats 42a45c FOR No. 2 and No. ].
Rye sc CHER; IS to olc.
Whisky dnlI, 81 p duty paid.
Provisions higher Ead in good demand.
Mess Pork held SIS 50,
Bulk Meats 1l1{, ~, and l6 for Shoulders,
Sides and clear Sides.
Bacon Shoulders lZ3<c, 1870 for Sides. Bulk
Hsms sold st 1879, but was held at nc a. the
close.
Lard sold at 29c, bat held at p.
Butter Scarce at 5Oa55c.
Eggs lsc.
Potatoes stead At 50 75aS.
Linseed Oil held at 81 40.
LOUISVILLE, April p.
Leaf tobacco steady; GALES Ill hhds,
Cotton &c.
Mess Pork firm at SIS 90.
Bacon Shoulders ls94c; clear SIDES lie.
Lard IN UeTces eDe.
Corn, zoe, sacks included.
Flour, superfne 81 50.
Prime Lard Ice.
Oats Acc, bulk.
Whisky raw 22c.
River 81 feet in canal, and using IA t.
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In chancerr at MeNLinnrille.

EhEsN Al No. 49,
K B. Fles, Ex'r OF John sta6ene.d, decd. com
,,ia4psnt ~. Ana X. Stubleneid, Nf1rs Siutiehe q
Egaafo, snd his wife Vi1totne, ] z. 5ioval and hs
Vie. papsaline s.ovall, deiencsnts.
II appearing g. the satisfaction Of The Clerk and
wsster no \, aiidavii, that the sbove named de-
PENDANTS are n0n-residents 81 te lsie o. eenessee
- 80 i've ordinary prccess 81 law cannot he served
-, thsr,. II IL therefore ortei ed t6at publication
- ,,,sie for four consecutive weeks IN the Nash
ylue T1n'on Q Newspaper published "a ne city q
~ ,iile Fennessa, reqn ring ssld defendants Go
s- -, M int dar I our next Court, q b held
u csfiunviiie, on the an Mondsy M March, isoo.
!, riea4 answer Or demur % osinpiainsnts bib o.
- ..-,a I'll - tafrn for confessed, - 90 them
A'' ~. hsoRFoRp, 9. Y.
,.hni.y-tts By }. Q, hENNa, p, 9.
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Methodist Conference.

NEw ORLEANS April 26.-The Con-
ference elected the following ministers
bishops in the NJ. E Church South: DR..
n. NJ. Wightman, Of Greensboro, Ala ;
Rev. K NJ. Marion, of Missouri; DR.. D.
L. Doggett, of Richmond. Va; DR.. Il.
y. McIyre, Of Montgomery, Ala
Rev II. Bedford, of Louisville, was
elected Book Agent; DR.. I. o. sum
mers Book Editor.
The Domestic Missionary Board was
located at Nashville, Tennessee, and
Dr. J. B. McFerrin was elected Score.
tary.
The following are the editors Of the
different Church papers: St Louis
Advocate, DR.. D. r McAnnally; Mem.
phis Advocate, Rev. W. c. johnson ;
Arkansas Advocate, Rev. J. E Cobb /;
Texas Advocate, Rev. j. G.. johnson,
and the Southern Church Advocate,
DR.. E H. Myers
The ordination Of bishops will take
place on Saturday.
The Conference viii probably adjourn
on Tuesday next
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Dyspepsia destroys the teeth unless its
effects are couuteracted by that pure vege-
table tonic and antiseytic, SozodOnt. No
bodily disease can impair them if this anti
dote to all corrosive elements that act upon
the enamel is regularly applied.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with 50 much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the Nash
vslls Daily Union:
Sat a period like the present, when our
city IS filed to overlooking with a transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an ex-
tent hitherto undfeamt of, It is proper that
the means Of cure should be of ready &C
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them to avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools Of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful in a prac-
tiee Of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence if they have given their stten-
ton exclusively to one branch Of the pro-
lession, aud made themselves masters Of it.,
they have still more right TO expect sup
port, more particularly il they have afford
ed proof Of their ability to cure. To this
latter class belongs DR.. L. L. COLEMAN,
who, in his speciality, has been benefactor
to the afflicted, and msy ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that We may still be found at our Office,
relieving those afflicted with
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Arrival oF CoAL.- Six fat boats loaded
with coal, and containing from $4,000 to
80 600 bushels, arrived in this city yester-
day. We hope TO see more coming, as the
present prices Of this article are outrageous.
We hope that By next winter, poor people
may enjoy the luxury Of fre-something
they have not known these tive or three
wears
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GONORRHGA
TA d.oly - ~ ay. r.aou. a.u....as 1.a..e OF 80
STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS.

. a E. s .a1:i S asa sso ss s sss
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Drunken 6uaKps.-we were yesterday
informed by an old citizen Of South Nash
vile, that a day or two since, some Of the
guards, including the sergeant, stationed st
the old " Q. s. Factory were partially, II
not wholly intoxicated. he hopes they
will not repost the performance, as the
lives OF citizens might be endangered.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-28

Lasr DAY ~ NsHvirLE.-The celebrated
Panorama Of New York City gives it's last
exhibitions here, at the New Theatre, at 3
and O'Clock this evening and night. About
twelve thousand persous have visited this
fine art during the seven days il has been
here, which shows shat our citizens patron
ize, literally, WORKS Of arr.
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In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. It is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals aud 5y the
hrst-elass families in Paris, London and
Ne" York in preference TO old port wine.
1t IS well worth trial, and gives great
satisfaction. Tdec2I -tsttweov1v
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opl252v

A very large Spring Stock Of tho latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and WiHdotg Shades,
comprising al styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRIrT & HUI,
A Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhslf Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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TVS PAxoRAMA.-This is the last day and
night Of the Panorama Of New York city,
and we trust that no one viii fail to be
present. Itis a most excellent painting,
and the explanations are lucid aud full
Turn out, everybody.
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Original Attaohmsnt.-NO 294

"0'IN = = p ID = IIIlIT NITT0I|I.
1T Hppfaung from ne AFFIDAVIT aIasf la this csc
that ths detsusut - conceais himself Or asaennas
tnsi ie crlnrIfI process cannot b. served 90 him.
~ - tafei1fe ufiere mas pu1lcafion he made fJr
four fueceas.Ve weeks ln the Nashsilia Union. no.
liT ng ne Eald kndey hIIsapf % aupesr tef1ra
John Mn e, Iustce q ne fcaca In dad .souvflIe
llouroe cuucfF. IeEuesseu On tha iflh d4v o I
JuEe, la6G b. answer a. 60 and tfars Ire - A.
tachuaenf e. t1a iaH eiracte, tha aarns al -
taszen g. cuEltssad eud beard "a uarts Is - -,
Tbs ths 5th Dag 81 lcceluhlr, 1873.
za-Iis-t's JoHN MNIs, Up.
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self Ahnsa.

This vice, which is never practieed in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the nOblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquence or pen to song.
1t has destroyed health, blasted tho constf
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
6 living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal ewes. To BE-
cured permanently Of this affection, call Oh
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him By letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb9S-F
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Ak IxEEREsTEB WITNEss-ln the debate
yesterday in the House Of Representatives
on the admission Of Mr.. Thomas, Of Coffee,
70 scat. Mr.. Mullins read letter making
certain grave charges against Mr.. Thomas.
when the latter demanded the name Of the
writer. After considerable shutting, Mu'-
lins answered that his name was Bartlett
when the whole matter became apparent at
once. He was a esud iiate az the late cleo
ton against Mr.. Thomas, and after cam
paisnipg for several weeks, got one vote
probably his own. % course be don't like
Thomas
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-28

CHoLERA.-We call attention TO the no
tice Of Dr.. McGins cholera remedy else
where. The medicine is warranted to cure
all complaints related to cholera, and we
cheerlully recommend them.
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CRcUs.-Ha ght a Chambc s. Colossal
United Circus will DO in town next
week and will exhibit on the corner Of Sum
mer ana Unicn streets. Il isoue oil the best
combinations in the country, and cannot
fall 10 draw well.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee
APRIL RULES, 1896.
Thos. F. Burroughs,
". Attachment blll

=
". Atsehment Bill
W. H. Burroughs Eni J. A. Garden.
IT appearing TO the satisfaction Of ihe Clerk apd
Master from sfidsyit, thst the defendant ". ID.
burroughs Is a non resident OF the state OF Ten
nosseo. that the ordnsry process OF Law seanno'
hsa served on HIN,
It's therefore ordered that putlcshon De n'sae
6,+ f,rr c5Usacltve weeks IN the N.shylle Union,
a newspaper puul he'd IN the city Of nashville, re-
curing tue ssid defendant 70 appear as the neA'
term uf The Chsueery Court, 20 be held ~ ne
Csurthause IN the toHu Of Livingston, on the hrs'
M.n4sr iu August neat. % pesd, ansWeT or de-
r,rr t5 Cnunpls nsnf's bil. or the vii b q
e., Tor con iessed sgsiusi HIM and set tor he9une
~ ns-to. J. W. WRIGHT, @ n.
sd
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Tbs GREar OmGINAb MHroNIAN TABLEAux
reoN LONDON, ENgL.ND.-We learn that the
Masonic Hall has b1en engaged for a short
time, commencing on Tuesday evening,
May LIST, for an exhibition Of the mammoth
Mltouiun Tableaux, which are said to en-
brace finer scenic effects and more artistic
excellence than any other Of its class now
before the public. We have never seen it,
aud know nothing about it personally, but
il is spoken Of by the press aud public at
large as being magnificent affair, repre-
senting the leading features in Millions
great poem Of " Paradise Lost with a
vividnsss aud grandeur which never fails to
call forth admiration, and elicit the most
enthusiastic applause. The theme is one OF
the finest that could be selected, and none
but master hands should attempt its de-
lineation. We look for an immense audience
al the frst exhibition.
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RAILROAD AccIDESr. - Night before last,
a wood train ran into freight train, on the
Northwestern Railroad, near Section ~
the collision resulting in the breaking Of an
engine. No other damage was done.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
MARCH RULES is8e.
James ". Denny, e ais
Amended and sHpuiemeutsI BIZ.

james ". Denny e ais
Amended and Supplemental BIZ.
join r. Roliings. &c ais.
IN thls cause, it appearing 90 the Clerk snd has.
Ter that the descendant Wu scott j. q nonresident
o. he STATE OF Ieanessee, 30 that the ordinary
pr cess a. iaH cannct Be- served upon him. e Z
therefore orcered that pubcation b. made Tor iour
successive EeeEss be- Che Nashville Union, = news
papar punlahed IN ne city @ Nashville, Ieunes-
see. requiring said defendant b appesr ~ The next
tenn Of the Chaucery Court q smith county q
on u oafthsg On OF before the hTst Monday Of
Jure. ls9., o. ansger compliments amended and
supimeutai Ill or the same VII Be taken for con.
iessed g. % hlnl and set for heErng * parts
mars ftW %. 81. CAMPBELL, CAN
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TuAxKs-To the Adams Express ior late
eastern papers;
To A. d. allen, Jr., Tor the Louisville
Democrat Of yesterday;
Aud 10 Ed. willard for the latest Cinein-
J - commercial and Enquirer, Louisville
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-28

The latest Spring styles Of Window
Shades can be had at
W. Freeman * Cos,
2S Public Square,
apl25 2w cor. Deaderiok st.
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1866
In Cbaneery at Livingston, Tenneaseej
MARCH RULES, 1895
Vim. coe and John Taylor, this
W. o. BIN

W. ~ al.A conn tAllefu e ~
W. %. Bill
Rchsrd Poor, e ais
II this ca1se appearing 70 the satslaction Of
the CLERK and Mister from uplainnurs bilI
which - fWon 20, thli defendauts, Robert Murphey
md biz wife Marzlret iormeflF Margaret Poor,
are non-resde O. Of iha Slate Of Isnnessee % that
the ordinary pro -ess q the Law cannot b. served
upon tnsmi ID b. Therefore ordered that publication
b. male Tor TOR cunseclfIFa weeks iu Che Nash-
vile Onion paper Published 10 ne city Of Nash.
vilereguirnR sad ndanis q appear at the aeEt
term cf the Chaneery Court f0r Overtou county. b
b. hsld in LiVinEstuu On the drst Mondsy in Au-
Eust uent. ls61. anu plead ausuer or dernur %
eompialnants gu, OF he sane vii b. taken or
confsssed a. % them, and set ior hearing eu parte
apIil5 -Ta D. ". WRIGHT CAM
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The Most Perfect Iron Ionic.

EGEMAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
OF Cslissya Bark with PyTo phos phase a iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN q CO., Chemists and
Druggists, New York.
FYROPHOSPHATE OF IRON was introduced by
f. RObiquet, Of Paris, IN 1855 and received fsvoTa-
bic notice from the french Academy; it is cas- y
assinllsted, and rot decomposed IN the omach By
food the gastric JUICE; It is prompt, efficient
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
lion, and is not stimulating q Irritant-
Our FERRAT SD ELIXIR OF BARK is q pleas
ant Cordial, possessing the valuable properties Of
CaIsays Bark, snd contains eight grains Of the Py-
rophospha g OF Iron IN each fluid ounce; and in al
cases. where mid and efhcsciOus Iron Tonic Is
desired, vii be found q most yaluahle preparation
Saupies furnished 70 Physicians on appl cation
PURE VACCINE CRUsTs seinctsd from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HEtTEMAN COS Cordial kixir CslisRyn Bark.
Aum aud KinO L0zenges and ChloTate Po.Rsh LO-
seuges. Al tne above sold BY Druggists.
HEGEMAN & Co.
mari sn Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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GENERAL CoURr MARrIAL.-The Court met
NJ the usual hour Of 90 O'Clock, A. yes
terdav and after the minutes Of the initia-
tory steps taken Thursday in the case Of
Mr.. Isham Henderson had been read In
part. Captain s. P. Vores, Judge Advocate,
asked an adjournment to the usual hour
this morning, that he might have time for
Rewriting the minutes in a shape more ac-
ceptable 70 the Court and himself No oh
lection being made, Major General Gillem,
President, announced the Court would stand
adjourned to 10 A. ~ to-day. Before the
rolls Of the Court was called, Lieutenant
Colonel W. II. Coyl, who appears as Mr..
Henderson's counsel, asked leave to explain
that he had permission from Major General
Thomas to appear as he did in the capacity
Of coun sci for accused. lie made this eN
planation because he had understood
the subject had been canvassed by officers
Of the Court. He was informed by Ma
jor General Gillem that there existed no
difficulty in the mind Of the Court as TO his
position.
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r.....r;r, and NaskpiHe Raa-ooa.
MelByBlIc Accommodation.

NashUiue and Decatur Railroad LiHe.
connecting with the Msmphi'. Mobile ana -'s'
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state OF tennessee A-Ai----- ~~--AtJ-
TT .r..sri-r 20 f-s md rrr1sf. Clerk. irlu co
rasfi5n si Il -.ii -ouri da enc ii-h day o nasaa.
- II ~. - ia -Ha4 W a-rtry, Admr eI h.
III Hu-h, Dee q %. Antaony hl-l 70 o.e-l.
- .lf.--.ri-r-s -IIfr.f tral SRA. hush poo.
rs-iderf of tna sIa = of tennessee lL '7 the
ordered ina punliralon ae mate % @ a fs-,e
uaion, aueHspapcr puris'rd In re
vile o. flrr aIa-.rsz. W uee.,f Or ss. 'N- l
Rrah % arpsar before the ugr1nrrl1. ti.-'t ln-r-
81 putran. county, % b. Dol sen iur -sl -eaL 'a
tha toFa a. CookFTie, ou tne BIB p a+tfs
pisinaEt'a eatiton or ths sane s't p 80 uoan Or
hesnng psrts e. % Inn -
narehls AT CLERK ~ Pa.uaEl County Cont
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UNITED STATES CoURT. - This Court was
engaged all day yesterday with the trial Of
Moutandon and others, charged with forg-
ing Government vouchers. No conclusion
was reached.
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BE.DLE's MoNrHLY-Wo are indebted TO
r. Il. Singleton Tor copy Of this publica-
ton. Il would well repay any one to pc
ruse 10.
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Persons residing in aud about the city of
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
veriisement given in this paper, of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. Deaderick street.
AprilI2-tC.
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This disease hsoughton By solitary habits youth
but causing train Of symptoms to be sppehudei h0m It's ht
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Chronic
In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee
APRIL RULES, 1850.

} ID GoOdpasture
". -. Bill.
!. l. Thompkins snd J. G. Flannigsn.
1T appearing 70 The sat sTseton Of the Clerk and
Master, from Affidavit that defendant J O Flanni-
gan - non-resident Of the State Of Tennessee 80
that The ofdiaary process Of Law cannot be served
upon him
Il is, therefore, ordered that publication Il
naie for icur consecutive ~eess, 10 the Nasty j e
Unicn, Published IN the city Of Nashville, requ rms
said defendant 70 appear at the next term Of the
OhancsrY court % Be held at the courthouse in the
town o. LuuEston On the frst Monday 10 August
next, then and tfere 70 plead, answer or deuu7
70 com plansnts BIZ or the came VII b taken o.
confessed as 20 him, and set for hearrg eIparte
apui3)-4tW J. WR-EE~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-28
In Chancery at McMinnviIle, Tenn.
FEHRuARr RULEs, 1896.
A. W. Brewer, complainant.
nIH

vs.. Z lnl. Bal.
IN this cause t appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master, nom compliments illl,
which Is sworn TO. that Alfred Wa son, one Of the
DEFENDANTS, rs = nonresident Of the STATE Of Ten
nessee 80 that the ordinary process Of Law cannot
be served upon mm- lis therefore ordered that
publication he inside, for tOur consecutive weeks, IN
tha Nashville Union, reEswaper pahlished In the
CITY OF Nashville requiring said defendant 70 appear
on -tha int day OF our next term Of Court, 70 be
belc in the town Of McMfunv e. Tenness ee, on the
fourth Monday IN March next, TO plead, answer or
aiken for confessed, 70 hiw, and set for hearing
- marie. ), F. MORFORD, c. a n.
fehIe-w4e hy J. c. bTLEs, d. @.