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In Chsncery at McMinnvilIe.
FEBRUARY RULES, lS56.

RULES, lEC5.
Lewis Faulkner. and othzrs, complaipapts
vs. .. BIZ.
The heirs Of John CookeY, their namas u,krov,
Mary Cooo and her childrsn their names upkn5eI
TO eomp-aInant, Isaac Cookery, bichard Co5key.
CoOkey, defendants. ~
1T appearing to the satisfaction OF the Gle Z and
Master, rom affidavit, that the above psmst 10
tcndauts are non residents OF the STATE "a Ts1gsa.
&c, 80 ulat me ordnsIy prose ? o. law cannot 10
served upon them: Iti therelote or5e 81 ! r-t-
hcaiion oe made, FIR four consecutive weeks. in 10
nashville Union. a newspaper published M the civ
81 EAslNile, requiring sad defendants 10 appear
% the nrst dar Of our next Court 10 held Al No
AInnylls, on the 18th Mon isy IN March. Issf Ia
yea, snsFer or demur 20 con- p~iainants' hll. orthe
same VIII hs-tsken Tor confessed, As 10 them and
set Tor hearing eKPSrte
J.F. MORFORD. am.
ieu1t WI BY J. G. BLts, d.
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estrsys.-- Davidson County.

VAkES TPtvT.F Hstdrr ra Davidson county.
L Cler.v eu1 g3T The COW 81 81 uuIy. msrrs
WthatrUr Ct ssrh Near sgd Uudgr.tI ID Ne u.hr.
she T9l gol1I, arth white suasf E.1rg Gs-
back, Ha7gt SIX ytars Old. NsllgI 90 =
TAKEN up hy Fob IJuis, cl.lrei. fu district
Nc. %. one mcu e col0rt1 mare mule la pssta5u
Do uf crooked gu about CT sNesrs Old. Nl-sf
a. sli ALIEN McuANIEL Ranger
fEtE4-ugre
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No 26A

Hyh1ALE-Oue and = n-if story BRICK HOUSE,
No. ltA west side Of South Cherry s rect. en-
/. ara OF our ro1me-twJ 10. and iva down fislrs
1t1TaHt Naer good fence. store-r0Om aad ri1-et.
Lot NHi8 Puce Si,oJJ-& $40 30 cash. balance 10 3
-ll " uJnilz Interest sud len.
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No. 266-

DOR ~sALE-BRICE DWELLING Of 4 rcr-.
i ciuIug room lt-lsu and serrant-' room Lot
se4ls9 Ncuh hsraet street. next zrurh o. dwelling
ormfIy cocuUs1ty y. fsFsrz. Prcs S-501
$50 each balance 10 an1 2 y ars.
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IasIrllle @lulO1.
FERXs OF snRsRIprrnr.
RATES OF ABTERTIsIxe.
% ADIKRTlsKRs hi DETAn.

az RATES WILL BE AS FoLIowsi
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No mans nsms is more Intimately connected
with the history Of MATERIA MEDLCA Of the
United Ststes. or more fsTorsbly known as q rpiO-
nssT Ia Medical Discovery. than that OF
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lt7 Broadway, New York.
feh7-d4t Dew WI
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Papers Lost.

HAVE lost ts t1T1aIHg 1.-r .r OBJ. r
drlr1fa. va ~
No. loss n- ss1. dated 1s-r
No liH - bel T--
No. 1874 " u - 4s-s
no. lzI7 s1taln l,s
Nashville, March s-lEusE. ''"'AA
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tanned a reputation suas vide spread as, st n cog
bnt OF North America. But the croWnt orytlJ heI
A. life remains 20 he attained IN his d. ciOconVegry
rather combination, for ne does not cam 10 nave
Oeel the ciscOYereT OF CIDRON, VIII en- is the basis
OF the Bltters now offered to the public. That hon.
OF belongs 10 the native inhsbltants of Central
America, 10 whom its virtues have been known Tor
more ihSn two hundred years Armed with It the
Indian bias defiance to the most deadly malaria,
and handle without fear, the most venomOns ser
penis. III a belief with them, that while there is
bre tn IN tie body, the Cedron is potent 10 che, no
matter whist the disease may be.
VIII e DR.. Bullls not prepa' d TO endorse this ex-
iTsvagsnt preteasion, he Is nevertheless sat sfed
nom n thorough examination OF the evidence Tela
ting to It's virtues, that a. 6 remedy and preventa-
i've Tor al disease arising from exposure. 9 Their
to the weather or climate, or to miasmauc induen-
Ces. II stands
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TIE largest Manufacturer sui OnEinst1I4 OF the
laatr bu ion, ctuIucted 10 yesrB on strictly Hon.
ofsae J. Principles, aud 10 the entire Satisfaction O
a who patrOu DE- us offer the ueusI
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% Smith Comfy Court az Carthage
FEBRUAEl LyLEs. Isa5


vs. F,alsn.
P.uI-g syes sui others.
ID as esssa. arJ on motion ,f compliments
sH-aar sal rtagn asllH O.. che sa-.H.1 , Of t-e
,..E, .Ha q igna-l.- j D Ms..rHt.r. Ju1 |hT.
N .rs1 Rrtr s, Mex rabIa. ru ne Raves
s.. 7 h7HFHs. HsEc h.HHa, ari hhH3a bGsve-,
.-. r.r.r- islr4 q. Che --sfe Uf tennessee aud
r~s.I.HfH u lle alaC kfruse.y. 10 iart t1a Gle
-.a b u-Hra--H . .ia cannot 30 served upon leu.
Dc .~..r.'Hrr 1r eagI fgrr u.tlrsI-n re- mste.
i1T trlr rUlHs"ulrs weeks, El che Nashville Uunr,
s lrFs nEFH- rE. .u.e in tH- gHy o. Nsshy ls
Ivra. -.a rellEIaE SD cceGdsa 90 o. ps.I oe-
'a-- .Ha l.r.rv Court o Su hrruufv. Tennessee
st lH ..url rHHsD .r tHa foFu gI taHHare on he
trl Nrs.s1 Ia April EUy. ls6l thea ana Ihere t5
r.I. ar-UHr UraeuGg o. camn-Hlsrfs' FF.tun.
fHH cane FHi Us taken 'os confessed and sci
I1au g. hes5sE cEPagtc. $3.50 diem.
D. Is TURNER.
ET-E4t Jcrs ct -WlG County C.srt.
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tn -si ILL
Ia Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULES. Is5s.


-
Geo. " Catrou. Aimin.strt1r, Ct as.
IN this cagse, d: appesrnE % he Clerk spS Mas
terth the names and ursideuces of 4 4,U-htsr III
VIM ROWS, decd. and her hers. sn4 : dslkhter
of- Rosls, de- j, and her hers are unxnowe-
60 that the ordinary process Of lsw canuot Be
served upon theu' ltis therefore ordered that pnh-
lcatou be made for four successive wee =. Ia tha
nashville Union, 8 uewspspAr published IN the ~
OF nashville, Tennessee, sequir NJ sad ds,eufquts
% sppesr 81 the ne1t term Of the ChancsrY Court
OF smith county % te held 81 the Court house In
Carthage. on the third Monday 10 August lssa
% answer complainanfs ulI. or tue same viii h.
take6 Tor confessed snd set ia hearing sTpare. a
10 them. D. Z. CAMPBELL c 4 N.
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No. 236.

E0R saLE-4sZ feet, corner yius and Union
streets. Cpp7ste the residence Of Mrs.. Ex-Pra-
sident Pc \ Fuce GSo per foot. A noble spot Tor
a me residence.
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send b Cents for CerfIaeale.

IN 81 Transactions 5y msil, We shall clsrgs for
forwarding the Csritheates. paying postage and
dong the business p cents each, Which must re
enclosed When the Csru65ste u sent for d Ger
u1eates vii be sent ior 81 eleven for 81, hrty for
s., sixty five fer SlJi one hundred for Si6
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Specimen Copies Of all thrse Of the magazines
above named will be sent on receipt OF FIty Genie.
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No. 2R6-

EOR aALE-FRA,fE HOUsE .n Rs-ss.r4 q
II 3 food ROOMS, l1t ao1l7o, third hous- % Gala
uu PIKE. Purs .s1l-gZG 0 ~ssr 1900 \. -
year llilrssI aud lien. Apply tg
nc sCONELs Resl Estate AGENT
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No. 235.

EtOR REvT- Eassa Acres Of gooi la1i st 5ost
4 i~ol-zsls on Gallsnu PIKE.
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Nervous Debility.

ssmlasi weakness, etc, eau be cured b. one Who
has really cured himself am hundreds Of others,
SAD sl ssl yOg nothing hut TIE truth. address,
Stih stamp Box "a,
' ds30=dfEiT B0stcl, Msss
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In Chancery at McNinuyine
FEBRUARY RULE Is5e
81. e. GEyn, complainant
We AErH Z ace nm
Edmond Pand'et5u. defendant ~

Edmond P5ud'eton, d~eisadsnLJ
IN MS cause t Appearing Co the satisfaction a,
iAe 'eS and Nss-er, BON afh5syit. that reendsut
ie1-iet-G is q nonresident Ct the STAGE OF Teu,s.
zee, 50 iaSt Tie orilus y process OF lqE cannot Ice
tefF"d lp.a tIm. Its therefore ordered n [ rgh.
-aAou te made, FOX four conse -Uuve weeks fu The
NA-H'ie Union, q newspaper pubishet n the -lry
OF Na~afale,~ Tennessee r2Qc ring sad Il faudant
'PptaI On me Er-iosY o. our next Court % be-
held sc NcNinuy be, eth Monday "a Msr,6 lsS
p.es', slsFsr or aemug % comuisnants bin. or
ihs same EH ue ta6el iorcnu'as-a1. 6 10 rim. and
-ei'oT leEr ls eKpsrle. J. M0RFURD CAM.
"Ast kNJ. E. huFz. 4. L.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF CANDIDATES
Do %
EeL S.e.y 10 oc
FOf OiJ "
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Etuh khNI-A new Frame House Of rooms,
10 North Nashville, near the residence u Bin.
} K chsatham Pncs $500 per au1um.
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No 225.

HiOR SALE-A small Farm Of % Acres, on tae
n bnck Church Pike miles north Of Nashville,
well in prOYbd. Frame house Of three rooms, At.
&c, hsll and kitchen. Two springs, tine young or
chard OF 500 frut trees, ju.t beginning 70 bear, APP
pies. peaches, pIums, cherries aud piums. ali we'll
enclosed. $50 per acre oue-haIf cash, balance
10 one year. Possession gwen January lst. 1855.
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Worth One Million Dollars,
To be Sold at One Dollar Each, without
Regard 10 Value,
snd MOTTO be paid f5r until YOU know WA. Won are
90 receive.
SAMUEL C. RICHARDS & co.,

FL Aa'tz
TIE Largest Manufacturers sui OnEiust1I7 OF The
laatr Ia lou, ceutncted 10 yesT5 on strictly Hon
ors1ls lr nciples, aud TO the entire Satisfaction OF
al who patron. Le as. offer the ususl
Catalogue Of Rich and Valuable Articles, One
Dollar Each.
r. Piano Fortes, CHI ......S5o to 500
lN sewing Machines. scha.-a-.-..-..l % $50
80 Pine '-o,d C-nyouomoier Wat hes,
500
500 Fine 6O.d EnFlsh Lover " a1chez.. LOO
20 LADIES' Gold Enamelei Isl on
Waite $50
800 SoIdSIIyer hunt Lever Watches. $40 10 $50
.1 SILVER Dinner Se's...-., ....-.-Sio 20 100
~ Yer les leo 10 100
500 English Silver Cruet ianis............ % 10 80
5000 silver Fruit fns-....-........... 10 to 80
Al the above list of goods Will be- sold for one
dollar each. Certificate OF all the yrriCus srucles.
sra l1E what euch ems can have, sra drst nm INTO
deTcI, are JREen out without regard 70 ch0 ce. and
mNt. thus gvlrg sl a fair chance TN re-
me Cetudcste you can see what you cen
have, snd treuttIs a. your opusn 20 send one del
l-r and take the sraclR or nos.
one Certificate may Obtsiu YOU a Gold Watch Ser
vice Of silver Pate, or auy other valusb e article.
THERE WILL BE No BLANKS.
One sealed envelope containing su Crdar. for one
@. me valuable Sructes on cur nsg viii rs sent 10
any sdireSs on receipt OF 3 cents. 6 for 81. Is
Ter 81 80 v N q premium for g.. loo " IN = pra.
ulum solid silver Hunting Case Wstcl, So. FER
ssts'scdou guaranteed 10 All cases. Goods not
pleasing the tastes OF fancy Of our customers viii
be eEClsnged &c OF cost
Ageats srd others VIII be- SLOWED 10 cents on
eAtn cert u'ste ordered by them, provided no. less
.han sN are ordered a aume. Agents Will collect
y cents tor Cscn cs-uhcste snd reuI IS cent each
10 Us Address 81 orders TO
sAMUzLC. RICHARDS 4
2 o.. Box. 557s I02 Nassau Street < =
"rest o-au'e 70 make money. Agents wanted
zygy ELCre. tIE -,rF-
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e g GOLD AND sILVERRaR
% WATCHES. PA

GEl5 silver Ware. Diamond Sets and Rings. Eng
- lish Si.ye. CIuet Stsu -, Butter Coolers, dinner
ah1 lea Seryces Pianos, Sewing Machines, Vest
JeWRry, &c. &c.
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No. 275.

THE ERWiN HOUSE for Lsssa This I. An.
{" tha largest Hotels in Aas1ylls, ha,i ~ arIv
rooms, and u E1 excellent Io-aIfv. snd n+E
aeing aEcd tlsuesa- Ire furniture a a. 49,.
= tr -n-a 90 appraised prices s1d Hots' Iz4.s9
e. $3.50 per aun1m, icT four yesrs rom TsB1a--
Ii is56 Apply 30
~ r. @. sCUVFL.
Street ~ ra'A
gIceAad re- tenee, corner Park street apd Can.
Ao. ANsA-e oppo1t5 east iroat ofslaie Capit5L
--5 ~ uo AhoYe mentioned property apply
n q. NEL
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
ugmeI Of PARK eirsst aud Cspioi Avenue, oppost
80 ffgAt u 3hs ss< Capitol
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for Bows and Girls

OUR YOUNG FOLKS, an Illustrated Magazine
" for Boys and Girls.
The publication of Qua YoUNd Folks vas begun
IN January, 1865, with the view Of furnishing the
youth OF the country a periodical literature Of high
or character than had hitherto been offered them.
The immediate and unparalleled success Of the
magazine proved the existing heed Tor It., and ia
reception thus far convlnces me publishers that 10
needs only 10 be knows to command an alLlOst uni
yersd tale. The hign praise which it has received
from clergymen, educators, the press, and the pub
he, warrant ITS commentator 70 parents and teach.
ers throughout ths land as a source Of instruction
and entertainment TO the young.
EDIroRsJ II TRoWBRIpGE, GAIL HAMIL-
TOr, and LUCY LARCOM.
The f. flowing are some o. tas contributors.
4 LoN6FELLOW, JOHN WHITTIER.
BAYARD TAYLOR, HARRIET EPRFSC0TT
r & SIUDDAkD, Mas DIT WBITNhY.
JULIA r DORR, AUTHOR OF "SEVFN
HARRIET BSTOWE, LIlELE SISTER,.
T HIGGINSON, TB ALDRICa.
DIO LEWIS, 'CARLFTON.d
LOUISA ALCOTT. INA BONE.
OLIVER OPTIC, CHARLOTTE KINGS
ROSE TERRY, LEY CHANTER,
MARY N PRESCOTT, Mas l. MARIA CHILD.
KATE PUTNAM, ChASD GARDETrE,
AUTHOR or EARNING v EUYS."
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In Chaneery st MeNGnpEiIIe. Tenn
FEBEUABT RrIzs. 1854.
A. ". Brewer, complainant.
Va. hi. Bill.

Vs. nj. Bill.
\ this cause, it appearing % the sstsfs-uou Of
Il TIE Clerk Eni Master, ron complsnarfs fgf-
shich ~ sworn 70. thai Alfred VS. a1a. one n fba
DEFENDANTS IS q nonresident Of the Rtsfa 81 Tro-
nessee, 50 thst the ordinary process Of IaE aaunJ.
be serFed Upon HIM. lis therefore ordered fhYt
puf4lesuon be made, for i0ur consecutive weeks u
tne HsshFti 10 Union, 8 ne FsEsper puhlshed 10 he
city 81 NasiTile. requiring sad deleudsntt9 appaar
on the nrst dag Of our next term q Cour. ~ -
held 10 the toEa Of McMinnu =, Teuuessea, on fbs
ioartn Mon1ay 10 Marcn next 10 plead, answer or
demur 20 comp.Rnauts Bill. or the ssme sH b.
iSksn for confessed, as 70 hin, and set fos he.Fiua
er nste. ,. F. hORFORp. G. AN.
leni"-~i Ey J. c. Bins, D. @.
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Without a Rival.

Aud justly deserves the reputation II has so long
enjoy cd in Central America and the West Indiss.
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We, tie undersigned, have this day adopted the
aboFe rates Tor advertising, 70 Which We bind our
se.ree EulCly 70 adhere.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.
John WALLACE, FOR the DssyGua.
BARRY, WlNHAM s. co. foT Pes
Ball, JONES & CO., for Gazette.
NASHVILLE, TINS. Sept. %, 1855.
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No. 22O.

EOR RENT-Fivs rooms in third story, south
il vest one Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years from January Let, 1866, at 500 per Rnnum,
and $500 bonus. These rooms sre well located for
business Ohces, and cheaper thsn any We kaoW
o-aveTasiug SO 80 per mon,h Tor each.
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No. 2I4.
No. ZIG.

NOR SALE-A small Frame House, lot 23x70, on
T Jackson street, north Of he Corporation spring
Price S275.
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&0k A BAY Agents wanted 70 sal ; mes
snd wonderful gEWINa hACHIRN,
ne - ehssP ons licensed AdllSs sHAW 4
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No. 222.

TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
\ CITY PROPERTY, New Albany, Ind, proper
~ As ioll0w4: A Two story Fame house IN perieci
repair, newly painted, on second rank Of the Ohio
nyer IN mll UeW OF II, near the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms, presses, CupbOards, paniry, cellar and
cisiem under The house. Stable under ground,
34L2I Wood shed, &C sc. House stands 80 feet
back from one street aud 30 feet from the other.
Lofts on the corner, 60x.d0, with rear feucInR.
Also two cottages, Of three rooms each, on lot
l9J1i7o, With rear fence cisten to each house.
aud vel for both. Ali valued az 81. 900.
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No. 29l,

NOR SALE-2T0l Acres Of Land. 81 miles from
Il the Sewsnee Coal Mines, Msron county, Tenn,
with good improvements, Sew Mil IN running or
der; The general outlines and description Of winch
will be given. Price e. per acre-S cash, balance
l snd2 year. VIII exchange for city or country
property,
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NO. ~.

E'OR sAIE-A School Csr. Ia Eo54 order With
= single harness. Prce $50
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Boston Boot and shoe Market.

MARCH s.
The Shoe and Lesther Reporter says
There seems 10 be a little better feeling ex-
listing in the boot aud shoe market, aud
goods are moving of TO q fair extent, al
though the volume Of trade falls far short
Of The expectations Of manufacturers ana
dealers. The prices ofgoods are down to q
very low point and csn hardly rule lower
this season. There is but little manusac-
turing here, aud most Of the shoe fowls are
very quiet.
The stock Of goods On hand is ample, but
the spring demand in the West and South
may be ful enough to require all our extra
stock.
The uncertain state Of The money may
ket, the recent fall in some lines OF dry
goods, and the decline in prices Of Western
produce, all serve to unsettle the markets,
and the ssfe way for our manufacturer %
proceed is 10 make up as few goods as pos
sIble, and wait for better times.
The shipments Of boots and shoes from
Boston continue quite large, amounting tins
week 10 22,2Il cGses, ald for the past Two
months, 70 March Is, there have been lZ5,-
44O cases shipped, against s. 1928 cases ioT
January and February q 1865.