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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-23
SlaAe8 ARRANGEMENT.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-23
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-29
What the "PressD say Of Us.

GREAT GIFT DIsTRIBUTIOS.- rare opportunity is
offered for o tanning watches, chair s, dismOnd
ring, silverwsre, etc by Messrs. Arrandale & Co,
at No. l67 Broadway. They hsVe an immense stock
OF articles, varying IN value, and all are offered al
one dollar each. The distribution is very fairly
done-you agree TO take a certificate ola certain ar.
tcle, enclosed IN an envelope, and not required 90
pay your dollar unless you are satisfied with the ar-
ucle, when will certainly be worth more than thqf
amount, and may ties D OF SlUU. An excellent node
this OF investing q dOilaF.-SUuda Tune, n. J.. Gu.
Fe5r1dTy 10, 1866.
Messrs. AInandale & Co. have long been person
ally known 10 US, and we believe them To be very
worthy OF public cOEhdence.-N. J.. Scottish AncI.
Jour. June IL, 1854.
We have inspected, at the Office Of Arrandale &
Co.'S Agency for European Manufacturing Jewell
lers, a large assortment of fashionable and valuable
leWelTy OF the newest patterns. We also noticed a
large quantity OF silver plate, and understand thst
the whole OF these newly imported articles sra 10 be
disposed OF on a novel principle, giving great al
vantages to buyers, and stt5rdng extensive EN-
ploymentto SCENTS. We know the frm in question
10 be very re- pectable and thoroughly worthy of
public confdSnce, and recommend our friends TO
read her adSerusement-N. ]. Albion, SeDta3-
Der 8, 1864.
By Messrs. Arrandale & Co.'S arrangement. he
advantages must be on the side of the customer.
for he has everything to gain and nothing conpar-
suyely to lose. He Knows Whist he will get for his
dollar beforehand, and he need not send % If he Is
not sstistied--N. T. Weekly Necs, Aug. 6, Iso4.
EMPLOYMENT FOR LADEs.-The most eligible and
profitable employment we have heard Of for ladies'
Is the sac OF ceEuncale5 Tor the threat q tE Dlstuhu-
ton Of Arrandale q Co. A lsdT OF our aequaiutauce
has been very successful in this way, not only IN
filing her own purse, but also IN doing a good Turn
to those to whom she sold the Certificates, as will
be seen by cur advertising columns. Gentlemen
can also be thus engaged.-N. !. Sunday MaOJU,
august IL, 1884.
In our columns the reader will find en- advertise.
ment Of Arrsndalo & Co.'S Gift Distribution Of
watches, le~elrY and s~ilverware. In payment Of
that advert sement We received several sets Of the
jewelry advertised, and we are warranted in saving
that, both IN finish and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned out 70 he Just what
they lad been repre- ented.-Tue Dem0cCqf, lLro.
Et00n1 ANQ. II, 1851.
AGEN1s.-We want agents in every regiment.
and IN every town and county in the country, sud
those acting IS 9uch will be allowed 10 cents on
every Certificate ordered by them, provided TIER
remittance amounts 10 one dollar. Agents will col
lect 10 cents for every Certificate, and remit Is
cents TO us, eitherm each or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE & CO..
l67 Broadway, New York.
Or No. 24 King street, Charleston, S. q.
fahQ HI no tuAf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-29
Estrsys.--- Davidson County.

VMKEN up BY John + Tucker, Hvinrin Distinct
No. m, : dsrk by Horse, ab0ut4y years old ia-t
spung, ljz hands hlgh, tie hnd ret white nearly
i0 tle pa-tem JOINT hund-t on the let shoulder
IT,. 8, with the litter $ stove, and the letter ID on
the Isd thigh, has rather short ears he goes we'll
ai galis, ana ~ fastIn n pace. Valued az sI5J.
TAKEN UP by John ". kucker, NvIngIn Datr Ct
No. ~, a JET blsck Horse, With sieW wmie har- 10
Do ,0rthesd, about 8 years old last sp.ing, Is hsnI-
nigf, branded on the iet shoulder ~. s., aIth a
figure above and q letter Z LsloW Tie U. s.. Val
usd az slGL.
TAKEN UP by ". P. Turner, living 10 Di-iT9:
No II, a Horse of a red hea-btten gay color, 10
years cid, no marks percspt be, The ir0g q TIE
( Is sore. Naued * ~.
1900 Ii.ET rfrUANTET. pa,-e-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-29
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UsIOS OFFICE,
Nashville, March 20, 1865

Nashville, March %, 1865.
The following table exhibits the whole
sale prices Of various articles in this city
APPLEs-S6 O0Gs y Dbl.
BAGGIse-35c per yard.
BALE ROPR-Hemp 22c.
BEEF-Dred 25c per 10.
BACos Clear sides ISG2Oc shoulders
l4@l6c Sugar cured hams 25Gz5c y h.
Country hams zoe.
CAsDLEs-TallOw 7@sci Star l9@2O
per n.
CoRs MEAL-per bush, 81 90.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, 23a24c. per h.
C0FFEE-Prime Rio, 29G 32c. per n.
FLoUR-For best superine s. so; extra
family Sll 00@l2.
FEED-Corn in sacks IN store, 90@95c y
bush. Oats, new black, in store, 6O(G7Oc y
BUSH Hay, new Timothy, hard pressed, $40
@S22 per ton.
HmEs.-Green, &c. y n; dry flint, 10
@l2c. y n sheep skins, 50GsOc. each.
lROs, by the TOn-Flst Bar, IA 10 9 inch
70 I inch, &c per 10; Dandy Tire, ~ by e
10 l5s by = 20 = inch, nc per N; Band
iron, ? to Q by = to 3-l6 inch, re per n
Round and Square, I TO ~ inch &c per ID
Horse Shoe, scrap, assorted sizes, SIC per
n. Nail Rod, superior quality, equal 10 best
Swiss, l4Zc per u; Hoop Iron, - 10 6
inch, SIC per 10.
LEATHER-Oak tanned sole leather, Gin
c~iunati, 55c. y 10 do. do. country, 45c,
y h skirting 5O955. ? n harness 44945c.
y n bride per doz. S50a55 upper S4O9
IS; kip skins S70a9O calfskins S40a65.
LARD-Firm, 2Oa22c.
LUNEER-tlo0rlng, per lOOO Fl SIS $50
Rough clear Pine, SO to $50 Planned Clear
Pine. $50 10 $50.
MOLAssEs-In barrels, s0c9$l IS per gal
Ion.
NAms-S8 so for IOd, I'D, 3 d, 4Od, GOD
for jObbing lots; an advance Of 25c. for small
or lots. Brads and Fencing Nails same
prices at Nails Of same size. Spikes cut :
10 inches, So 90 per keg.
OYIoSs-S4@5 per Dbl.
sUeAKs-N. O.Sugar in hhds l6Zal9c.; N
bbls. I7a20c; crushed, graduated, and pow
dered 2OG23 per ~; Coffee Sugar l5alse
s~YEUP-GOlden 81 soc gal. in HDbls.
saLr-per Dbl, Z bushel bbls, 81 20.
srrns-Tim0thy 81 90 = bushel Herd
Grass 81; Blu Grass 81 Orchard Grass ,
90: Clover Seed SI2 90 q bushel.
WHIsKY.-BOurbon ,pure,SS OOa1, Imitation
So 50a2 75; Robertson, pure, S3a4 30, lmiIa
lion - seas Common Rectitied 81 %; APP
ple and Peach Brandies, old $ja7 new AZ
so; Irish Whisky 5 10; Coguac Brandy
pure. SI502O; Cognac Brandy, domestic
4sa4 So; Port and Sherry Wines S4as
Chsmpagne Wines S25a45.
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED
In Chanoery at MoMinnville, Tenn.

FLEKuART RuLrs, ls66.
Audley, Mary snd Ihomss Harrison, and others
" fBil 90 yell LsEd-
Joseph Harrison, Audley Snd Elizabeth wisemsu.
Netty Mc6regor, James Lawrence and wife VIZ.
glnis.
IN this cause, 4 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
The Clerk and Master thai the above nsmed de-
PENDANTS are non-residouts Of TIE stale Of rcnnes-
zee. ~ that the ordinary process OF law csnnot ba
served upon them; Il = therefore ordered thnt pub
hcston be made for four successive weeks, ID the
Nashville Union. Q newspaper published ia tie
city OF Nashville. Tennessee, requiring sad de-
f-ntants 90 sppear on The first dsy o. cur next
Cour, % he held 20 the Court house 10 MaNinn-
vile, on the fourth MOndsy 10 March next, ten
and there 20 plead. scsWeT or demur 20 Complain.
ants hll, or TIE same Will De taken for confessed ss
% Them, and set Tor hearing en- parte
J. +. MORFORD, CAN.
ieblt-Ft@ By J. Q. Bills, D. G,
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MarshaL's Sale.

DY virtue Of sixwrits Of E f. to me directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of the United states for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, issued at It's October
term, 1865, I win on saturday the 18th day Of April,
la66, commencing at 10 o'clocsS g. NJ, cell at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder. f1rcash IN hand,
at the court house door in Ma. hvile, Davidson
county,, all the right, title, claim, interest and es-
uae which B. D. Hul has IN and 10 the following de-
scubed real estate, w A town lot ia the town Of
McMtunyllle, Warren county, Tenn on the south
side Ct the Man street in sud town, beginning 40 q
stake the n W corner Of Lawson Wallur's lot, It
being also the corner Of tie lot herein described,
and On the edge Of Nam street, running south s
poles and - links o. - stake on said Waliug's cor
ueIi thence esstW.th his line q poles and l6 links to
d stake ON spring street; thence with the same
south z poles and links 20 a sake On Summer
street; thence west with said street 5 poles ard 6
Inks to the s, r.. corner CT W. h.. Narier's lot;
thence with his line north IS poles and 10 links to
the N. +. corner GA Main street, aud9 link west TO
the N. W. corner Of Thomas C. Smartts shop;
q ence east WITH Main street4 poles and "a links To
the beginning; including 81 poles Of lsud IN said
bounds, sttef polling ont SAID Ihoma4 T.. Smgrit's
shop together with the brick store house, dwell
and other Improvements thereon 20 satisfy
SIX executions against said Hi, and iu favor Of
Howell smith & 20, Truitt Bro. q Co, Bancroft &
Co, McCurdy Bro a Brewster, HygGtt, lugrsham
& Co, and Haddo-k, Reed S Co.
mart 4tw r. x. GLASCOCE, NJ. Nj T..
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In Chancery at McNinnville.
FEBRUARY RULES. 1866.

ILUNDHNN NVNNof IoVVs
Lewis Faulkner, and others, compliments,
vs. U. Bill.
The heirs Of John Oookey, their names unknown,
Mary Cobb anG her children, their names unknown
10 complainant, Isaac Cookey, Riohsri Cookey,
and John Webb snd lis wife, Ann, formerly Ann
Cookey, defendants.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master, from affidavit, that the above named de-
PENDANTS are non residents OF the. State Of Tonnes
see, 80 that the ord nary process Of law cannot be
served upon them: IL IS therefore onde ed { at pub
location be made. for four consecutive weeks, in the
Nashville Union. q newspaper published IN the city
Of Nashville, requiring sad defendants TO appear
on the first day Of our next Court, to held al Nc.
hinnvlls, on the slh Mon isy IN March, 1896, 70
p'eSd, answer or demur to compliments bll, or the
same win be taken for confessed, as to them, and
set for hearing e1pSrte.
IF. MORFoRD, Gam.
fsb24 w4t@ BY :. @. BHns, u, @.
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In Chancery at McIIinnviIls.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1855.

Caroline ToWles snd sallie n. 6ibhs, compliments,
vs. Pabn Rosch. Henrietta Roach, Josephine
Rosch, and Charles ROsch, defendants.
IN this cause il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk ssd Master, from affidavit that the above
named defendants are non-residents Of the htate OF
Tennessee, 30 that the ordinary process o flaw can
no. he served on them; IL Is therefore ordered thai
publication be made, for four consecutive weeks,
IN the Nashville Union, q Newspaper published In
the city OF Nashville Tennessee, requiring the said
desendsnts 70 appear on The hrs. dsy Of our next
Court, 70 b. held st McMinnville, on ths 4h Mon
day 10 ksrch. 1855, 70 plead. answer or dsmur 90
complNBants' 6lf, or the same v u be taken for con
fessed, As TO them, and setior hearing expsrts.
}. +. MORFoRD, c, q NJ.
fen2l.Wftp By j. Q. BsLEs, d. Q.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-29
No. 222-

EOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
II CITY PROPERTY, New Albany, Ind, proper
~ a. follows A two story Frame house IN perfect
repair, newly PAINTED, on second tank Of he ohio
river m full view Of II, near the foot Of tho Falls
10 rooms, presses, cuptoards, panlry, cellar aud
cisien under The house. Stable under ground,
2fxzi. Wood shed, g. Sc. House stands 80 feet
ut-k from one street ADD 80 feet from the other.
lot BE- on the corner, 6JXi6U. with rear fencing.
Also two cottages OF three rooms gsch, on Tot
ieJNliu, with rear fence; Cisten TO each house.
aud well Tor both. Ali valued st 81. 600.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-29
LEE OF s%JBsoRIPrInn,
10 ADVENTURES IN DETAIL,

Advertisements in the especial Column, hrst time,
rom ITO . mes, u OO-each additional line, 70
cents subsequent Insertions, 10 cent per line. In
Local Coiamn, nrst time, from 1 70 lines, 81 CO.
each additional line 50 cents; subsequent inser-
tons, Is cents per Inc.
An soferIsements occupying special position,
ID AL doune column advertisements, VIII be
charged SsH per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AM FUNERAL NOTICES
eh Be charged at the regular advertising rates,
Ana must invariably be paid n advance, OF no in
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-29
Original A~ttachment.-No 294
John h. MIIhgan Va. Andey Milasl

John II. Mlllgan Ys. AndeY hlllgrs
1T appearing from tho affidavit 0ed Do tas case
that The defendant % conceals himself or absconds
thst the Ordinary process cannot be served % him;
u T. therefore ordered that publication be made for
Tour successive weeks 10 the Nashville Union, no.
htyjng the SAID Andey Milssp 10 appear befrs
lonn MIN 9, sJustice Of the Peace in mad sonUIIe.
Monroe county, Tennessee. on the 16th day Of
June, 1850, TO answer ten and there the sad At
taehmtnt IS the lsw directs or ths same will be-
taken As confessed sad heard eE pate as 10 him,
THIS the 9Th dag oi December, lsd5.
mari3-4tW JOHN MINIS J.
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ARRARDALR a CO., ManDncturers, Agsnf

ARRARDALR q CO., Manufacturers AGENTS
No. LEI Broadway, New York,
Announce that all Of the above Istof goods Will bc
sold for One Dollar each.
In consequence Of the great stagnation Of trade
10 the Manufacturing districts Of Englsnd, through
the war having cut of the supply o fcottoo. a Iar4e
quantity Of Valuable JeBery, originally INTENDED
for the English market, has been sent OF for sale
IN this country, 0Hdm1St be sold at anu sacrifice I'm
der these circumstances, ARRANDALE 20, act
ing as agents for the principal European Mauufac-
turers, have resolved upon a great CIT AD20ra.sa-
ment to be divided according to the following regu-
lslons:
Celuneates OF the various articles are put into en-
yelopes lhdlscnminately, sealed up, and when or
dered, are taken out without regard TO choice, and
sent by mail, thus showing no izyorusm. On re-
receipt OF the certificate, yeu VIII see what you are
70 nave, ana then II is a. your option 10 send the
dollar and take The srtiele or not. Purchasers may
thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or aay
set OF JeWelrY on our list for One Dollar.
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BOOE-BINDING AND RULING

We respectfully invite a liberal patron
sge, knowing that our style Of workman
ship cannot be exeelled, or our terms COM
psted with.
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TLUNUANI NINI|I I'D
Io-ish Pr0well, 20 as, vs.. 6aDrge Baker, e GA.
IL this cause, g appearing 70 TIE CierE and Mss
Ger thai Tie DEFENDANTS Susan Bruce. aud Der hus-
had. Lg1ei9n Bruce, sBd MaIy sanie.-au, aod
her huzl1nd, Thomas San1ersln, are r1l-resi-
dcn.s of tie state % Tennessee 70 tnat the
ordinary process Of law cannot he served upon
them II IS therefore ordered hiss purlca1on
h nage for four successive weeks Ia the Nash-
vie Unio1, q newspaper Published IN he city q
Nashville, Tennessee, "a uE ssid deisndauIs %
appear az the next term O the ChancFrF Court o.
Smith county % be held - us courhouse 70 Car
thage on the third MCndsy 10 August. les6, t0 an
sWer compia nsutfs tn, or the same viii be taken
inr confessed and set br hearing q par.e a. 70
them. D. b. CAMPBELL, c. N.
tehls-tW
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ORIGINAL A~ttaohmeni..No sos

0e0fBe ". Henley IS. john ETVIn-
1T appearing from the affidavit sled in this case
that The defendant JGhn Erv1n sb-conds, so th.t
me ordinary process cannot be served on him h
successive weeks IN the Nashville Union, motif NJ
The ssid John Erwin % appear beore John Minis. a
Justice Of the IeEce N MadlsonvIie. 1foi O.
county, Tennessee, o. The lGth day OF June. 2 ca,
10 answer then snd there he sad Attachment a8
the Law Oh ecfs, or TIE same VII be taken a. G n
tssseS ana heard eX Parte 81 70 him. Tins the "a
day of December, 1915.
marl5-4uw JOHN MINIS, Up.
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MErshaPs Sale.

DH virtue Of a writ Of 4 "a. TO me directed rom
II he y rcut Court o. the United States, for the
mlddle District Cf tennesses, 81 its October term,
1850, Will sell, on Saturday, the 18th day 81 April,
1851, commencing a. 10 O'Clock a N, at Public Auc-
uon TO the highest bidder, fer cash N hand, At the
Court house door IN Nashville, davidson county, sill
the light title, claim, interest snd estate which W.
H. Horn & Son have in and to the following discrih-
ed real estate, VIZ Lot No II, IN kWing's Addition
10 the city Of Nashville, fronting % feet on Fogg
street, commencing 40 feet from Stevenson street
snd running bick 80 feet to 8 ten foot alley; being
tue same lot the title OF which was vested IN SAD
W. lorna son, by decree Of he Chsncery Ccur.
OF DAVIDSON county, At lis November term, 1865.
Also, one other lot IN said Addition, being No Is. IN
the plan frontn g 26 feet on Fogg street, commenc-
ing az the MISSIONER Of No II and running along
sad street e ieet at right angles, 100 feet TO a ten
loot alley; thence along said alley weslwsrilv 20
Ieeii thence 81 ugnt angles TO the beg inning; being
ne same Lot the ute TO which was vested IA said
W. II. Horn & Son by decree OF the Chsnoery CONT
Of davidson county, atlts November tenn, 1865, to
sausy an execution sgainst said W. III. horn Son,
and favor OF Sutphen 3 Weaks.
mart w4 Z. R-GLASCOCk, III. NJ. y. T..
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Marshars Sale.

10y virtue Of a writ OF 4 IA, to me directed. from
u the Circuit Court Of United States, fer the Mid
dle district Of Tennessee, issued ut is October
te M 1860, l viii IN Saturday, the 18th DAY Of April,
1865, commencing al 10 o'clock a N, sell aEPubHc
Auction, 70 the highest bidder, for cash IN hsnd. az
the Court house doOcin Nashville, Davidson county,
al me ngnt. title, interest, claim and estate when
J. b. PA oW has IN and to the following disci Ibed
real estate, VIZ A certain trsct or parcel Of Land
situated, lying and being IN the county Of Maury,
State Of Tennessee, on the South side OF Duck RIVER,
ana on the waters Of Little blgby creek, beginning
one pole East of The creek a. "a sycamore; thence
North % degrees, WestSJ poles % a stake; theuce
West l5+ poles 20 astake, osk, ash and elm poIn.eTsi
thence south ll5 poles 90 a sake and q gw0sd TO
0tdton Pillows hnei thence Fast 2f5 poles 20 an
elm and black walnut thence North o d~eErees, West
~ poles % a box elder thence North 20 degrees,
West 20 poles 10 an ash; thence TO the beginning,
containing m said bounds I57 acres. more or less, 20
satisfy an execution against said Pillow and WI.
Dale, snd in favor Of Cochran & Co.
marb-s4t r.. .GLASCUCk, NJ. Il. u. 4.