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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06
Defines His Position.

The managers of the johnson movement
addressed circular letter to all the office
holders in the land, asking their endorse
ment pf'My Policy" and soliciting a re-
ply. The foiio wing reply to the Randall
Circular, by Connecticut Postmaster, is
among the sharpest we have seen.
Posi- OFFICE, New CANAAN,
FAIRFIELD Co., Conn,
August G, 1866. !
SIR: Your circular for the call of the
Wilkes Booth Convention to meet in Phil
adelphia Oh the 18th inst.has been duly re-
ceived under the frank of the eminent
Pennsylvania Senator. | suppose [ am in
debted to the honorable Connecticut rene
gade for this early'smoking OUT attention
For this mark of extreme kindness he and
you have my thanks. Most Of the appar-
ant purposes Of the call met my entire ap-
proval but chaff is at a discount just now
No man unwilling to be deceived can mis-
take the latent object Oftho intended gath
ering. rising as it does from the ashes of
the assassin. Had Wilkes Booth Tired The Con
oention 1couLd neUer haze been called. Now
every Sympathizing friend ofhiS foul deed
from Maine to California Endorses it. Ev-
cry indulgent. conciliatdfy advocate of the
interesting ceremony ofbullying, ,bludgeor
ing and numbering public men, Who adoo-
Gated the Rights of Man-) approve it! Every
| patriotic resolver that the war for the
| Union is a failure" is in ecstacies over it
| Every bitter secessiOnist, every fighting
Rebel i'll the terrible war that has cost thi:
nation hundreds of thousands of lives, anC
billions of money, every conniving traitor
thathas been struggling to tear down the
Government that Washington planted anc
Lincoln saved, is singing peans of glory t.
it. And euery Press in the entire United
States no,o advocating it, is obliged to excuse
palliate and defend the burnings, murders
and massacres continually cropping out
throughout volcanic RebeldOm. From al
such sympathies, tendencies and operation
Mr.. Randall, ! would most respectfully res
pond, Good Lord deliver me-" My con
science, my manhood, are my own; to me
they are of more value than any Office OF
earth. You have my answer. Briefly
yours, NOAH w. uOAI L, L. NJ.
Among the most laeonie ENDORSEMENTS o
this Randall circular, was that of Mr.. Hol
lowell, Postmaster at Kansas City, wh'
simply wrote back, "Do you think l am
ID fool ?" w. +. Shepherd, Postmas
ter at Oskaloosa, Iowa, with this briet en-
dorsment; Am not for sale"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06

WILMINGTON, Clinton Co., O., Oct. 9,1s65.
Received of the Cincinnati Home Insurance
Company Two Thousand Dollars, being in
full for loss sustained by me on my Ware
House and Grain therein, insured by said Com
pany under Policy No. -. Hss ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06
A. LUDLOW.

MEMPHIS, Indiana, Dec. Goth, 1865.
Received from the Cincinnati Home Insur
ance Company" Thirteen Hundred Dollars,
being in full for loss sustained by us on our
Stock of Goods and Dwelling, insured by said
Company under Policy No. 1896:
= RK GOODWIN & CO.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06

Il MARIETTA, O., June 28th, 1866.
Received from the Cincinnati Home Insnr-,
ance Company" Twelve Hundred and Eighty
Dollars, being in full for loss sustained by ma
on property insured by said Company, under
Fire Policy, No. 1912.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06

DON'T Forgt,t the Union Rally
Next Saturday !i Gibson VIII be
here
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06
TO TIL E / A ID ! E S
NJ [ L L I N E r Y
AMI M-BE2L5TLIs

AN n NJ. .Es-EFLsJs
MILLINER AND DRESS MAKER, will
w promptly attend to all work entrusted to
her care. She has all the latest styles and pat
terms, and will do work in manner that will
please the most fastidious.
Bonnets and Dresses made to order, in the
most fashionable manner, ON short notice.
Straw and Silk Bonnets done up to please.
SSY Rooms at her fathers residence, on Sew
enth street. Railway Depot.
Up. Sanduskyl March IS, 1S66.-tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06

NEWARK, Ohio, Feb. %, 1866.
Received from the Cincinnati Home Insur-
ance Company" Eight Hundred and Five
Dollars being in full for loss sustained by me
OH property insured by said Company.
DAVID j. JONES.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06
Office, iSOatH-.Uest Corner Third
ard Sycamore Streets.

c. NJ. RANSOM, Secretary.
CHAS. G. REAKIRT, President.
| JOINT. AYRES, Local A gent,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06
A" MASS MEETING

will be held ON the same day, and those
WHO intend, to participate in the Con-
vention nareirequested to meet promptly at
the hour specified, in order that all may
have an opportunity of hearing ,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06
CERTIFICATE OF. AUTHORITY,
TO expire on the 3lst day of January, 1871
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSrEAECE DEPARTNFNT


Columbus, Ohio, July %, 1868.
WHEREAS, the berkshire Life Insurance Company
located at Pittseld in the State of Massachusetts
filed in this office, statement of its condition,
required by the act to regulate Insurance Companies
not Incorporated by the State of Oho passed April g.
1885, and amended February g. 1854 and passed April
1885, and whereas, said company has furnished the
dersgned satisfactory evidence that is of
actual capital of at least hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, invested required by said acts; and whereas
said Company has filed in this office written ins
mentuDder lis corporate seal, signed by the President
Secretary thereof authorizing any agent agents
said Company in the State to acknowledge service of
process for and in behalf of said Company according
the terms of said act of April s. 1866;
New therefore in pursuance of the acts aforesaid l.
James H Goldman Auditor of the State of Ohio, do here
by certify that said berkshire Life Insurance Com
puny of Massachusetts, is authorized to transact bust
of Life Insurance in this State till the thirty-rs
day OF January in the year thousand eight hundred
aed siXty-Seven.
SerD In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
. my name and caused the seal of my office to
be affixed the day and year above written.
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
By JAMES WILLIAMS,
Chief Clerk
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06
= HON. VIM. DENNISON,
GEN. BILL. GIBSON,
GEM RG pIlUr AT.KER

-'IsFl1|JIlI- n. y u lT1- ~ > JE-lI- = =
and other distinguished speakers who will
be present on the occasion. The speaking
will commence at ONE O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06
3 9 r < S HIRE
L 1FE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Pittsfield, Mass.

risk, ~ 500 600 90
sTAoH aoH1fE OF Y aSssqHgsEgTs, S. 7DRiEg S..
Thomas F. Pluf!kett, President, and Renamin Chick
erng, Secretary, ore 'Iler hire Life Insurance Com
pany being severally sworn depose and say that the
foregoing is fun, true and statement of the
affairs OF the said Company andthat they the above
described officers thereof.
THOS. F. PLUNKETT, President.
BENZ CHTcKERING, Secretary.
subscribed and sworn before me; this 18th day of Ju-
Iy, 1865.
Seail JAMES NJ. BARKER,
lfiye cent stampl Notary rublic.
OFFICE TIE AUDITOR OF STATE,
Columbus, Ohio, July 3d. 1866.
1t is heregy certified that the foregoing is correct
COPY statement ofthe condition of the Berkskire
Life Insurance Company of Pittsfeld, Mass. made to
and fled in this office for the year 1865.
tSeail Witness nv hand and seal officially,
James II. GODMAN II, Auditor of State.
By JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-06

Christian Beistle,) In the Court of Common
IS. , Pleas of Wyando county
John Keys. and State of Ohio.
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We respectfully invite a liberal patron
age, knowing that cur style Of workman
ship cannot be exceled, or cur terms COM
psted with.
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CoNUNDRUN BY an DAD BACHEIoR-
Whist lady is good TO eat2 Sal Ladd.
What lady is good to eat with herr
Olive oil
What lady is made to carry burdens?
Ella FAINT
What lady breaches in the pulpit
Minnie Stir.
What lady does every body desire2
Ann L. Ity.
What lady is acquainted with surge
ryl Ann Atomy.
What lady lived in Noah timer Ann
7. Deluvian.
What lady is fond Of debatep Polly
Tishun.
What lady paints portraits2 Minnie
Ture
Whatlsdy paints comic ones? Carrie
K. Ture
What lady is fond o. eiying2 Jennie
Rosity.
What lady is much talked Of now
Amelia Ration.
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GREAT GIT DIsrRIBUTIOS.- A rare opportunity il
offered Tor o tanning watches, chairs s, diamond
nngi sllysrwaTe, etc ~ Messrs- Arrsndale s Co.
al No l67 Broadway. They have an immense stool
Of a~'tcles, varying IN value, and all aIe offered a
one collar each. 1he distribution is very furl,
done-yUIa agree to take a certificate ola certain ar
t!cle, euclosedln an envelope, and not required L
pay your dollar unless you are saushed with the ar
Lcle, when viii certainly be worth more than thai
amount, and may les % or 500. An excellent mode
this OF investing a dollar Sunday IuHc, n. T.. Gu,
February I4, 1906.
Messrs. Aiui1dala & Co. have long been person.
ally known to US. and We believe them 10 be very
worthy Of public conhdence.-A. l.. ScJtt5h amer.
Jour. June IL, 1851.
We have inspected, at the Office Of Arrandsle &
CO $ Agency Tor European Manuft tariuE Jewel.
leTs. q large assortmen, of fashionable and valuable
JeWelIy OF the newest patterns. We also noticed a
large quantity Of silver plate, snd understand that
the whole OF these newly Imported articles sre to be
disposed OF on a novel principle, giving great adj
Vsntsges 10 buyers, and attJrding extensive EN-.
plOymentto agents. We know the frmn question
10 Re very re pectabe and thoroughly WOuhF Of
public confidence, and recommend our friends 10
read iher adverlsement-N. ]. AIbi0H, SsDts1l-
Der 3, 1864.
BY Messrs. Arrandale a Co.'S arrangement, the
advantages must be GA the side Of the customer.
for he hss everything to gain and nothing conpar.
atiTeiy TO lose. He Knows what he will get for bis
dollar beforehand, and he need not ssndI u If he Is
not sstisfed-N. J. Weekly NeirS, aug. g., IS-A.
EMPLOYMENT FOE LAaIEt.-lh5 most eligible and
profitable SNIP. ym-nt We have heard OF Tor lad e.
is the q . Of cerufcalesl Tor the Great G f. Iistnbu-
ton or Arcsntale - Co A lad Of our aaqu iutaace
has been We y su cessful IN Ia wy, no. only In
filing her own purse, but also Ia dong a good turn
to those % whom she suiI toe Certificates, Is will
be seen by cur sd er1>iug columns. Gentlemen
can a SO be thus eng 'ged.-N. Y. Sunday Ee-cary,
august "a, 1874.
In cur columns The reader will fni an sfver ise-
ment Of Arrsndalo 4 COS Gn Distribution Ct
watches, JeHelry and sliysTTare. In payment Of
that advert Femsnt we received several sets Of the
aAUareGaa and ma - ..--
that, both in finish and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turued out 10 be Just what
thsy had bee1 repre- ented.-T ne Democrat, lien.
it0,Un1 Asq. II, l56L.
AGEN1s-We want agents IN every regiment
and n every tOWa and county IN the country. end
those acting rs such Will be allowed 10 cents on
every Cert hcate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts 10 one dollar. Agents will col
70 cents for every Certificate, and remit 10
cents to us, either IN cab or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE d CO..
l67 Broadway, New York.
Or No. 254 King street, Charleston, 8. &.
fah2-d5f oeE uIf
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What We Must Pay in Two Years.
Mr.. Scofeld's speech in the House of
Representatives upon the. Loan bill is
published in the Globe. He set out
with the subjoined important state
ment of facts:
"What is the amount ofindebtedness
to be met, and when must it be met?
To this question l invite the careful and
earnest attention sof the House. !
shall give the official statement of the
amount Of our total indebtedness, and
also Of that portion soon to become
due. The amount Of our public debt
on the FIRST day Of this month was
S2,1LS50000. Less than half Of this
amount is funded. Within the next
three years 1000 900, 600 of this debt
will fall due, and will be presented at
the counter of the Treasury Depara-
ment for payment That payment
must be promptly made, or our paper
goes to protest and our credit is bro
ken. l hold in my hand an official
table showing the amount Of our in
debtedness that natures each half
year for the next two years, which, af
ter q word of explanation, l will read.
There was on the last day Of Feb
ruary, 1866, a portion of our debt in
the form of a temporary loan to the
amount Of $ll9 1886, 1874 80, payable at
the option of the lender after ten day
notice. II would hardly be fair to
reckon that whole amount as payable
within the first six months, yet, as 1t
may be called for at any time, and is
the least valuable form Of loan, it must
be added 10 the statement Of indebted
ness soon to be met With this ex-
PLANTATION, and ~supposiDg the payment
of this loan TO be demanded within the
next six months, l call attention 10
the facts exhibited in the table.
Between this day and the Both day
of June next we must pay, IN addition
10 the regular expenditure of the Gov
eminent, Sl3S,674,874 81. During the
six months ending December 81, 1866,
we must pay 81, 665, 600 During the
six months ending June 30, 1867 we
must pay $S,47I, 900. During the six
months ending December 81, 1867, We
must pay $3.50. 100000. During the
six months ending June 80, 1865, we
must pay 1868, 4l5,250. During the
six months ending December 81, 1868,
we must pay S2S7 564,482. So that be-
tween this and the assembling of the
next Congress there must be paid over
the counter Of the treasury, besides the
ordinary expenses Of the Government,
s 1901, $1,000 60.
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A GAME CHICKEN ATTACKS A CHLD-A
blue game chicken, about two years
old, having his location on State street
nearly opposite the Capitol, perceived
yesterday a small boy Of some four or
five summers strolliag about the prem,
Uses he claimed rs his own, and proceed
ed at once to assert his right Of "emi-
nent domain, not by appealing to a
court of Justice, but 10y the use Of ply
steal force, with the weapons nature
had given him in the shape of strong
sharp spurs. lie flew at the defenseleas
boys head, infioting with bis ugly spurs
no less than seven different cuts and
gsshes about the forehead and side Of
the head. and would, perhaps, have pro.
ceeded &c still greater extSemities of
cruelty, had not the child been fortu
nately seen and rescued from the train.
Ell feathered fighter. He probably suf-
fered cspitally after he went 10 roost
last evening, as we understood such
the sentence passed upon him
Chut5us (Ohio) Statesman.
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Msrshsr's Sale.

DY virtue Of 3 writ Of ia, to me directed from
II the e rcut Court OF the United Ststes, for the
Middle District CT Tennessee, sc Its October term,
1856, l Oil sell, on Saturday, the 18th day Of Apni,
1860 commencing az 10 o'clock a m, 81 Public Aus
uon 10 the highest bidder, for cash ID hand, at the
Court house door "a Nsshvlle, Davdson county, sI
the nght, title, claim, interest and estate Whieh ".
d.. Horn &Son have in and to the following discrib-
I'd real estate, VIZ lot No II, in EWiuR's Addition
TO the city Of Nashville, fronting 70 feet on Fogg
street. c-mmsncipg 40 feet from Stevenson street.
and running back $50 feetto a ten foot alley; being
the same lot ths tile Ct which was vested in sad
W. b. Horn6 SOn, BY decree Of he Chancery Court
OF DaFdson county, ct It's November term, 1855.
Also, one other let N said Addition, being No Is, ID
the plan font ng &c feet on FUgg street,
ing st the West corner Of No II and running along
sad street 70 ieet at right angles. $50 feet 70 a ten
loot sLleyi thence along sGd alley W~eslwsrdly 20
ieei themes 81 right angles TO the beg inning, being
the sane Lot the title 70 which was vested IN said
". ii. Horn 4 Son by decree OF the Chaucery Court
Of Davidson county, tits November term, lS65, 70
sslsy an execution against said W. H Horn a Son,
and IL favor Of Sutphen & Wesks.
mart VIE Z. X. GLASCOCK, NJ. M-D.T.
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Estrsys--- Davidson County.

TAKEN up By John =. Tucker, living 10 District
Il No. II, = dark Bay Horse, a5out4 years old last
spnug, l5L hsnds nigh, the hind FEET white nearly
% the pastern JOINT. branded on the left shoulder
L.. 3 with the letter $ Stove, and the letter D. on
the len thigh, has rather short esrs; be goes we'll
all gaifs, ana - fastin q pace. Valued 81 $50.
TAKEN UP BY John ". Rucker, living IN District
No. n, a Jet black Horse, With a lev white hairs il
his sorehesd, about 5 years old last spnaE, IS nands
figh, braided on the len shoulder u. 8, With a
usd a. 500.
TAKEN UP By ". p Turner, living IN District
No. n, a Horse o. a rcd fea-htten gray color, u
years old, no marks percept bic. tbs troy n the
Z 10 sore. Nausd st SIS.
fhZ-wa.e AEkX McDANIEL Ranear
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No. 263.

EOR sALE-BUENA VISTA sPRfNGs-I3L
Il Acres enc small Frame Building n two rooms.
fences In order; THREE SULPHUR sPRINGsI
White, Red, snd Black Two Frsestone gpriuys
one cistem on the nll 6j feet front on the BuepR
VISTA Pike The entire pi't b about square. On
the lsa scres are found hn, glen, bower. recess
rocks 10 bold relief, precipice, fat, springs. creek
aud a romantic drive. Tbs picturesque Wateripg
Place, 20 possession Of the right man, can be made
The most att active sumner resor; aBout NssbriIs-
aud beng only IL miles from the city, il easIy
reached ~ private conveyance, and no doubt ~
fore msny mouths WI be accessible By Street Raj
road. Puce 80 % easy terms. Apply 20
H. q. sCOYhL, Real Estate AGENT
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MarshaHs Sale.

pY virtue Of a writ OF & IA, to me directed, from
u the Circuit Court Of United States, for the Md
ole district OF Tennessee, issued at It's October
te m, 1865. l viii on Saturday, the 18th dsy Of Apul.
1856, commencing nj 10 o'clock a m, sell atsPublc
Auction, to the highest bidder, for cash in haod, al
the Court house door, Nashville, Davidson county,
all the night, tile, Interest, claim and estate which
j. B. Phi oW has N snd 10 the following described
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,
and on the waters Of Little Blgby crees, beginning
North 70 degrees, WCsEs 50 poles 10 astAke; thence
West Isl poles 10 astake, oak, ash aud elm pom eTsi
thence south liz poles 70 a sake aud d 'Cgo-d 70
Gideon Pillows line; thence Fast z43 poles 10 an
elm and black walnut, tnence North degrees, West
p poles to a box elder; thence North q degrees,
West 60 poles 70 an ASH thence 10 the beginning
containing IN SAID bounds }57 acres. more o~rless, 10
satisfy an execution against ssid Pillow snd WI.
Dale, snd in favor Of Cochran q Co.
msr6-w4t Ell GLASCOCK, N. MI r.
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IL Chnncerr a McNIinnriIle

h h hles XXI Of John stub'e6eld, decd. com
pI-uanL ys. Ana X. ktuhieheld. Uora stut4sfaId,
hurtou and hs wife, NiltoTine, ! {. StaHai Andhs
vile, laF~aiue S.Ovall, defendants,
TT appearing % the saiisiacton Of he Clerk and
Masisfs uom shdaWL thst the shove named de.
iendauf are non-residcuis Office Stale Of Tennessee.
80 uai the ordinary process 81 lac cannot be served
oHthrln. AM therefore ordered that puhicauou
D. madc for four Consecutive weeks, in toe Nash
Nle lnioos 8 newspaper published 10 TIE city Of
Nashville lonnesses requung sad defendants to
sPpegr on the int Gay q our next CouH, % ha held
st-McMIunuile, on tbs fh Mobaay 10 March. Ie6C.
= pieaa. answer or demur 20 csmplAinants hl, OF
Tie same VII b. taken for confessed, ~ % them.
40 sei Tor hearing expsrte.
~. M0RFORD, C.sM.
ieusl-Ei1s b ]. CeBuEs, DC
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Davidson County.

TAKEN UP by Patrick Fshey, living 4 miles
i from NfshYlle. on the Gallsnn Pike. on MIA
MSrths Martins pisntauon, a black horse Mule.
which came 70 bis house on the 1T day Of Feb
ruary, 1866. Sud Mule is about 10 hands MGR.
very poor, ana IL appraised % So.
Taken no by Robert Heuod, lviupis District No
%, one sonel Mare, about "A hands s inches hon,
i've years old, both hind fees white no oi6er
marks percelyable appraised at SIS.
mArlS-WSt ALEX. MCDANIEL. Ranger.
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advancement in the Special Column, first time,
noM 2 hnest u Oo-esch additional line, 20
cents subsequent insertions. IO.cants uer Inc. In
DogAl Solumng nrst time, from I 70 3 lines, 81 Co.
escn saaltonA line, 80 cents; Subsequent inser-
tons, Is cents per line.
Al SofsrLsemenis occupying special position,
"A Al double column advertisements, viii BE-
charged "a per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
elh be charged At the regular advertising rates,
thl must INVARIABLY be paid y advance, OF 20 In.
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Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn.
MARCH RILEs. 1906

T. NJ. Lancaster, etal,
vs. fPeuuOn-
j. r Smith, etsl.
ON motion Of cCnplsinaDts solicitor, and It sp-
pearng TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk, that gttr-
ling Powell, Samuel Powell, Elijah Powell. Pars.heA
Lancaster and husband - Lancaster, Nancy
Jane Powell. and the widow and children Of William
d. Powell, Franc $ k.binscu and husband -
Robinson, Dabney Lancaster, Elizabeth Rich and
William Rich, James lancaster. Nathaniel LanCas-
ter, H,zeklah Feagans and vile Isabella Feggans,
are nOn residents Of tue state Of Tennessee, so
that the ordins y process CT law cannot be served
upon them
IL is therefore ordered that publication be n sde
m the Nashville Unlon, q newspaper published n
the city Of Nashville, Tor four successive weeks, re-
quiring said defendants TO appear before the County
court Of Smith, on OF before the hrst Monday 10
May mex, CISCO then aud there 70 plead, snsger
or demur 70 cOmplaiEauts bill, or the same will be
taken Tor confessed and set down for hearing eX
psTte, a. to then.
msrzlAtw Z. W. TURNER, Oe.k.
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In Chancery at McMinnVille.
FEBRUARY RITLFs 1858.

Caroline ToElss sud SRllie N. Gibbs, complsinsnts,
ys. Pstn Roach Henrietta Roach, Josephine
Roach, and Charles Roach, defendants.
IN this csuse 81 appearing 20 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk asd Master, from affidavit, that the shove
named defendants are nOn-resIdents OF the state OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process OF law csn.
not he served on them: Il u therefore ordered that
publication he made, for four consecutive weeks.
10 the Nashville Union, q Newspaper publ shed in
the cityof Nashville, Tennessee, requiring the said
defendants 10 Hppesr on the first oay Of our next
Court q b held 81 McMinnsi.le, on the an Mon
day 10 March, 1896, 70 plesd, answer or demur %
cUmplauauts' hilG, or the same v d be taken for con
iossed, So 70 them, and setior hearing expsrte
}. +. MORFORD, G, a N.
ieuZl-wit" BY J. Q. Bills, Il. @.