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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-06-01
Staunton Advertisements

NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
BAKER BROTHERS!
Branch of the we'll known and old established
house of Baker 4 Bros, at Winchester, Way
Are now receiving and offer for sale in the 'HOPE
HOUSE, near the Virginia Central Rail Road, q
large and carefully selected stock of
GROCERIES,
NAILS and HEA w HARD WARE,
WINDOW GLASS, OIL, PAINTS
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, &c.
Embracing such articles as daily needed by
the farmer, mechanic and every housekeeper.
These goods have been purchased exclusively
for cash. (under the pressure of the late great de-
cline in prices by our senior partner chiefly
from importers and first hands, and will be sold
at q uerY small adrance upon cost for CASH or ir
erchanqe for COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Our facilities for procuring goods from the
Northern Cities promptly and cheaply are ample,
and any articles which we may not have in store
can be obtained in few days.
To Merchants we will make liberal abatement
in prices, offering to them the advantages which
we have from making our purchases in connection
with our firm at Winchester, for cash from. M
PORTERS and MANUFACTURERS Agents.
11-W We solicit all buyers to call and examine
our stock.
BAKER BROTHERS.
49, We expect to be prepared in a short time
to do Forwarding and Commission business.
Staunton Va. May lift
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-06-01

The negro man Nash, whose alleged -:
davit in regard to the burning of Columbia,
South Carolina, by order of Wade Hampton
was furnished the New York Tribune, and
reproduced in many of the papers, has been
before magistrate and declared under oath,
that he made no such affidavit. He asserts
that the burning of Columbia, was done by
General Sherman The Indianapolis Qndi-
ana) Herald also states, on the authority o.
soldiers who formed part Of Sherman
army on that occasion, that the Federal sol
diers burned Columbia by the orders Of then
immediate commanders, but whether the lat
ter was acting under instructions to that eff
feet from Sherman was not known.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-06-01

TTARNEsS, COLLARS, &C.-Thc un-
dersgned has opened shop in the corner
room of Mr. j. Hardy's Carriage Mandatory on
Main Street, opposite National Valley Bank,
where he is prepared to Manufacture Harness OF
all descriptions, Collars, &C., &C., and repair any
thing in his line at short notice Ali work will
be done in a neat and substantial manner and at
fair rates for cash. He solicits the patronage OF
the citizens of Staunton and Augusta County.
May 4-3m J. II. SMITH.
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OODS AT FATTY
REDUCED PRICES

OODS AT slAE'E.Y
VT REDUCED PRICES.
PIPER & FUNKHOUSER, are now receiving
in their new store room, next door to ?. II.
Trout's Drug Store, decidedly the neatest and
best stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
they have ever offered Among general stock,
the following kinds Of Dress Goods may be found:
Embroidered grenadines,
Checked and striped Mozambiques
Printed Grape Maretz,
Checked Lenos, Cashmere Foulards,
Silk do, Mohair Poplins,
Black and fancy Silks,
Mourning Goods,
White Goods
Black Goods, Parasols, Gloves,
Mems Wear Boys Wear,
Also, Notions of every kind.
Great care has been taken in selecting stock,
and we have determined to offer goods at a
small advance for CASH.
Goods are pretty we think, but of this the La
dies must come and judge for themselves.
May 4-3m
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-06-01

The Richmond Enquirer makes an excel
lent point in reference to the continued pay
mcnt of taxes in the South without represen-
tation in Congress ." The time has come"
says that paper, when the legality of such
proceedings might be, and ought to be, test
ed in the courts" The Constitution express
ly declares that representation and direct
tares shall be apportionea among the several
States which may be included within the
Union, according to their respect'rc mum
bcrs"
In the teeth Of this constitutional provis-
ion, Congress is aged in collecting direct
taxes of the people of the South while deny
ing them all representation in Congress! Is
not such proceeding illegal, and would not
all honest courts pronounceit so? The ques-
ton should be at once tested, and we believe
that every honest judge in the land would
pronounce such collection Of taxes uncon-
stitutional and void. -Lynchbnsy RepuNs-
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DR. w. CHAPMAN, ID. ID. s.
ID MI. CLINEDINST'S,
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

Orer Piper d: Funhhouse''s Ne.o Store,
Main Street, Stanton Va.
Having fitted up my Gallery with splendid
Sky-Light and Reception Room for visitors, va
dies and gen tlemen residing in and visiting Staun
ton are respectfully invited to call and examine
my specimens.
Photographs enlarged and colored in every
style. June III
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-06-01

Groves &C. &C.-l have constantly on
hand "a good stock of the best patterns O.
Cooking Stoves completely furnished. Also,
Chamber Parlor and Box Stoves, &C., for sale 81
the lowest rates and warranted.
c. f. PRICE.
Jan 5--tf-Spec and Virsiuian copy
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r OVERS OF GOOD BREAD WILL BE
| ! pleased to learn that J. Scherer has re-
opened his STA UNION BAKERY at his old
stand, and will furnish, fresh bread, cakes &c,
to his old customers and the public generally, on
the most reasonable terms june 1T
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NEW CONCERN
Clothing! Clothing! Clothing! !!
GOOD, FASHIONABLE 5 CHEAP
At Nhifa,s Old Stand

We beg leave to inform our friends ofStaunton
and Augusta and the Public generally that we
have associated ourselves under the style and firm
of Summcrson & Turner for the purpose of con-
Quoting the Clothing & Furnishing Goods Bust
ness in Stanton, and having bought our stock
at the latest and lowest CASH PRICES are able
to offer greater inducements to CASH purchasers
than any house in this country. We ask call
on the part of all wanting Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods and guarantee that our prices
will not only give satisfaction, but every article
sold by us shall be warranted as represented
SUMMERSON f. TURNER.
Spectator and Valley Virginian copy.
May 25th-lmo.
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ENOR DLACKSMITHS-
\NT IN DO w CHA S S -

| HAVE just received extensive assortment of
WINDOW GLASS of all sizes, PUTTY &C.,
which WILDE sold very low by the box at re
tail for cash. G.E. PRICE. -
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A Wills AND VIC ES

A FEW genuine English Anrils and Vises
also first quality Bellows, Screw Plates Files
Rasps, &C., for sale low for cash.
Aug. 25-tf. G. E. PRICE.
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NOR RENT.-The Store Room the cor
Il ner of Augusta Street and Spring Lane
The dwelling is in good order. Apply at the
Post Office OF at the Office Of the Va. Hotel.
April l3-tf
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FRIDAY. APRIL 20, Isss.
TKRks On supoc1-.---
RATES or ITVxpTYsrVu
30 BtERTIBERs IN BEFAu.
THE RATES WILL RE AZ rnI Inrza.

1ienis IN thespeciAi Column, hrst time
ron 70 hness 81 00-each additional line 81
cents subsequent inserlions N 800 -, -. II
- SeleLllnii nfst time, from 10 s lines 81 o.
80 H1ello1s- Inc, 70 cents; subsequent inssT-
Al advertisements Occupying specisl ssitiou
80 AZ eo1nae column sdFsrtissnents, WI hs
charged ss5< per cent advance on Ts0IIisi r.tes
AAkkIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
az os charged st the regular advertising rstss
80 nius. invariably be paid ADVANCE, on no in.
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Composition OF Flowers aud Trade
Therein.

The trade in howers has become
ouite a business in New York City
According 10 the News there are on
BROADWAY alone ten or twelve stores
devoted solely 10 this trade, and in
which flowers only are sold. In nearly
all these stores there are persons who
have made the business OF composing
bouquets and arranging crosses, wedding
wreaths, burial mementoes, q cricrs. a
study. and have cultivated the taste for
years. To certain extent they are
artists. some Of their compositions are
very beautiful The colOrs are not only
arranged hsrmoniously, but even the
perfumes Of the different flowers are
10 combined as % produce the most
delightful fragrance The flowers that
are mostly used are camelias, japonicas,
lilies. orange blossoms, yiolets, roses
rosebuds, heliotropes, mignonnettes.
wax flowers, fuschiss aud pinks There
are many other flowers used, but the
above are the principal ones The
prices Of these beautiful compositions
vary, ranging from twenty five cents 70
two hundred and fifty dollars each
Crosses for funerals range from ten 70
one hundred dollars, aud are generally
made Of white roses, camelias, lilies OF
the valley, tube roses and orange bios
soma The flower bill for . wedding in
high life in New York City does not
fall much short of one thousand dol
lara The business Of some Of these
flowers merchants amounts, annually.
10 several hundred thousand dollars.
and Is said 10 be very profitable The /
vast wealth and population Of New /
York sustain this extensive trade in /
h0WS.
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GREAT GFT DIsTEsUZIOS. rare opportunity is
oiier. Tor tanning watches, chali 5, diamond
rng'' slTSrWsIe, etc by Messrs Arnndsle Co,
al No. 90 broadway They have an immense stock
OF articles, varying M valUe and all are offered at
one dollar esch- The distribution is very fairly
done-yOu agree to take certificate Of CERTAIN ar
tlcle, enclosed IN an envelope, and not required TO
pay your dollar unless you saushed with the ar
uee, when viii certainly be worth more than that
amount, and may ties o or 800. An excellent mode
this o. investing dOllsr.-S Sunday TiBcs, ~ T. Ctv
february 10, 1870.
Mes, r. AIrandale Co. have long been person
ally known TO as, and We believe them 10 be very
worthy Of public eontidence.-N. Y. Scottish Amer.
Jour. June Al, ls6l.
We have iaspected, at the Office Of Arrapdsle A
CO 3 Agency fOr European Mahufie turing JeWei-
leiE large sssortmen Of fash enable and valuable
lewelgy OF The newest patterns. We also noticed a
large quantity Of s lver plste and understand that
the whole oil these newly imported sat Giles sre to be
dispos' OF on novel pnnclple, gising great al
NaBiagss 70 buyers, ana aft riding extensive EN-.
ploynentto Hgents We know the firm IN question
20 be very Ie peciab'e AMI thoroughly worthV on
public confidence, ami recommend our friends 10
read ne ne adferlsement--N. J. Albion, Septem-
By Messrs. Auandale & Co.'S arrangement. the
advantages must be on the side Of the customer.
for ne has efer1 thing 20 gain and nothing eonnpar.
auVely TO loae. lie Anows Whist he will let Ior hia
dollar beforehand, ana he need not send it il he IS
not satisfied II. y. Weekly AelOs, Alg. 6, ls64
ENPE0YnEST fOR LASIEs.-1ha most eligible and
prohtabie emp yment we have heard Of Tor Lad es
Is the Of certificates lOF The Great @ f DistF.bu-
ton Of Arrsndale a co A lady Of our scqu intaDee
has bt ed Vey "a cessful IN this way, MOI only IN
nllirg her own purse, but also IA dong zoo turn
10 thuse % whom she sold the Certifcates SIS Hill
be seen BY cur adteru>ing columns. Gentlemen
cen a 80 b thus eng ged.-N. y. Sunday kerclry,
august "a, l5s4.
IN our columns the reader will find an advertise
~ eut Il ArrHndsio Co.'S On Distribution Of
watches, jeselTy and silverware. In payment OF
that advert sement We received several sets Of the
Jewelfy adv rtis ed, and We warranted saying
that, bolh M hnlsh and quality, they .ceeded cur
expectations. They tuIIed Gus to be lust what
they had beel rep ented--Tue Democrat, (Le,0
ist-ion,) AHg. N, lo6f.
AtsbN is.-We want agents in every regiment
ana m every t0wa aud county IN the country, ana
those setting s. such Will be allowed 10 cents on
every Cert nCaie ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts 10 one dollar. Agents will col
lect 40 cents Tor every Certificate, and remit rs
cents 10 ms, either IN a n OF iOHa, q stamps.
ARRANDALE & CO.,
l57 Broadway, New York.
Or No. 25i King street, Charleston, j. G.
feb2-iit oew VT
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n..,nn Shoe Mnrkct.

We have little or no improvement 10 note
IN he R,ot aud shoe trade. But few West
era buyers are here just now bus as the
time approaches Tor them 70 return and
r,nplefe their sumner stocks, there is
more hopeful feeling among holders, who
AL. le.s Inclined 60 press sales at IA IurJher
reduction. The New England trade rs be
rinniug 90 appear IA tho market, and oPe-
rating Tor moderate siHed tots. The stocks
81 hne seasonabie work. adapted 70 this
h-spcb of the business, are not large aud
will doubtless all be wanted.
The manufacturers Of light goods are do
inc q moderate business on orders, but are
careful no. % anticipate the wants of the
trade A few goods are being clipped 60
The south aud south westi but The h.aucial
condition OF the ma keis ia that quarter is
such as 20 neccssitate great caution ca the
part ct consigners.-C oau'creiai BsAlttH.
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In Chanoery at Carthage, Tennessee
FEBRUARY RULES, Iss6

Josiah Prov AL e ais, ". George Baker, ct ais.
IN me eatise, u appearing b The Gers ami Mas
ter nat tie deieudsnts Susan Bruce aud her hus-
hsnd, Liuletau bruce, ant Msrr eap.iafsi.n --.l
her husband, n, mas Ssnders5n, sc non r,-.i.
denis 81 tho state q Tennessee 60 thai ths
erdiusry proces- q law cannot h. served upon
mem ~ p thefeiofe ordered that publication
D. maize ior four successive ueeks "a the Nssh-
We Nnio1, a neHspaper puhi shed ia The city OF
Nashfuie. lez mes g., ro1uir ne SAID DEF udanis 10
slilsaf ~ the next term of tae Chsnc ~ Court OF
snith coun y, % o. held a. uo tour. house an Car
'hsgc on Tie thlrt Monday IN August lSss "a an
ssef eouniia usut's tij or Che same vi b. tsker
lef confessed and st Gr hesring q marie - IL
'N .s,s u. h. CAMPBELL, G. AN
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OrIoInsI Attachment. No 2a4

~ \ - = = HIIloT 7IIslD8-
1T sppearing from the af6dsvit flsd IN ms e.se
thaf fhe deiendsnt 50 concess hinnself or shseors
maj We ordinary process oAnaoi Be served on hm
II ls therefore ordered that "a scsiion - r,ie ~
Our successive weeks ia TIE Nashville Uuion No
atytDg the sad Andey Aflssps 20 appeSr f,sf,rs
conn Nm 4, adustlce 81 the Resce in Msfisonyile
dare, lsee, % snsWer tgen snd here the ~ A.
sAnlas ~ - The az directs OF the sane vii Be-
s-.en - coniessed and beard ex parts a. 30 lin.
IN. ths Sc Day o. December, IEsS.
nAriS-tiH JOHN MINIS, Up.
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Posr HOsPTFAL, FORT MARsHALL.
Baltimore, Feb. -, lS64 I
81 have great satisfaction in stating thas have
used The samsriian's Remedies" fotV ensrea
Disease IN IL most customary forms that have
used them with Judgment. discretion, and proper-
ly, and have found them respond 10 nv auticios-
TO promptly ana efiectualy. Knowing their
composition, have the fullest confidence IN Their
ethracy, and as far ss my use Of them extends. /
recommend them strongly"
ALFRED c. BOWERS,
Assistant SuTgeon 5th New York Vols
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In Chanoery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
JJGB Bur
Vs. Bill.


JJ1BM Burow,
". Bill.
n BurroW.
IN this caure. t appearing % the Clerk and Mas
te', thst the oeiennsn.s Hanui sl ka1er, Martesi
hsdeT snd his v ie Mary, breVard, Hihard Fost
ans vile Ellsheth, John Somar. ard VIE Msrha
John, bsnGs and Eienorah Rsscum, snd Napo-
leon aomefs, children Of John aud Martha Napo.
iesn burrow snd child Of hahks NJ are MT citizens
q ms slaie but Of the STATE OF Arssnsas aad also
Edward Keen and wife Meranda, Napoeon h.
Mary, John b, ana Virginia Keen, q fsndsnts are
non-resdents o. the state OF Tennessee, 50 that
TIE ordinary proeess OF law cannot he sslved upon
them
a rs therefore ordered thai publication bs made
Tor Tour sac essive weeks. 10 tne Nashville Upiou.
a newspaper published In the city q Nashville re-
curing SAID dsisudants 70 sppear 81 next e. urt %
D. hela al the courthouse IN The town az Hun ing.
don, Tenn on The hrst Monday IN August nexs.
ulen ana there 10 piess, fnuEer or denHr 10 COM
paluan, hiil. or the same w b. taken ior COMES.
sed a. @ Them snd SET Cor hsasing "a narts
apfiettS sM HAWKINS, c I'm.
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In Chaneery At MeBlipnrills.
FEBRUARY RULES. isss

Lewis Faulknar, and others. eornsl,inapts
q. Bill
The heirs o. John Cookey, thsir names unknown.
Ma.5 oooo md her chll drEn her names IN known
and Joun webb AMI BE gifa Ann forunsrIv A.
CaoEsys defeudHuts.
- -Ppearng % ne satisfaction 81 The Clerk and
a-slefi ron AFFIDAVIT that he above naansd DE-
.ol-ils are non resideuts Of 'hs STATE of Tennes-
- - taAt tne Ordinary process Of iaH es1not D.
efted upon hem. 10 H. theretas oria Cd 4 AZ pub
,laon - IIaee, f1T four consecutive ueslts In tbs
-.-sttt!ie Dnions Newspaper published IN tie city
q N-anFlei requiring sad DESCENDANTS 10 appeal
= ne nfat das q cur neEt Court 20 hsld AZ Nc
-ln1tille, On ne an aonsay IN March Isg6 10
- - sasser Or delnur % eompleinants' bi or the
~. ~ ne iakea ior confessed, Is b them, and
sei for hearing exparts.
-. ]. p, M0RFORD, GAN
- WI ~ j. @. BnEz, ID 4.
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OFlolnal Attaohmeni-No 3O3

Seoese v. Henley ". John ErvB.
IT appearing rom ne 1i6daFit fiad 10 ih.s Csc
nat ne defendant sohn ErFin ahsconds, 20 thsL
L1e ordinary process cannot - served on h h =
taerecrs ordered thaf pu1llcaiun BE- made FOR sour
Successive weeks N ne nashville Union. notfrIpz
ne sid John ETFln % appear tssore John Nina :
Justice % the Peace In MadisonriIie Mo,ro.
e2aniJs fenneasees oa ihe l6th day % June, lsas.
y answer then sac thera he eaid Attachment -
tns AZ difectas Or TIE same HiI b 1aksa a. COO
ssssd 40 hesfd - parte - 70 I'm. Thls ne slh
''-'iS-sH John MINIS, J,R
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCH MULES, lso6.
nNaANA MAlNllhals
v y. an,

" y. an.
Sarah la ly, % ais.
~ this csuse o appearing 20 The Clerk a Master
from CO mriein snts tll uhich u sao-n To- thai a.
lenisols AnEti ne Hoiemsn, Jane Holman a New.
ton hoeuiln. children and hers At au Of Flaateth
hoieuan, decreased, AM Alexander LaIy, are non
healdents 81 TIE state AZ Tenre 20 fifat fhe
oFalnsry procsss % law cannot Be- served pro,
mem. IL = Therefore ordered that publication H.
made, ior four successive weeks. Ia ne Nssbvyss
Onion, psrlr published In the city Of Nashville
Teluung ssa defendants % appear A. te pert tsrr,
Of the Chancery Court for Overtln county. Al LIZ
lneson Tenn. on ne trst nonaay of Angus,
next lis56l sd pleas 20 ans rer or ia-,u- s.,v
flnnsngs hii, or tne same Nll Be taken far csp-
ie-sed sud sea for hearing ex psria.
spriS-Ea; ". WRIGHT. GAM
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No. l67 BroadWSy, New York,
Announce inst all Of the above hst Of goods Will ho
sold Tor One Dollar each. -
In Consequence OF the gFeas stagnsion OF trade
n the manufacturing oistlicts Of England, through
the ar having cut Oh the supply Of cotton a large
quantity OF Valuable Jeweiry, originally intended
lor the Engli-h market, has been sent Oi for sale
N tins county and must Be sold az anu sqcrifceF In
DER these circumstances, ARRANDALk a Cu, act
ing as agents for The principal European Msnulae.
tuTers, lave resolved upon great CIT Ap9oTtisn-
i6tions.
Gel uheates Of the various articles put into en-
Yelopss irdlscnmInaiey sealed up, and wien or
dered, are taaen out without regard TO choice and
sent ~ mail mus showing no IaYoritism. On re-
receipt Of the Certificate, you will see what YOU are
70 have, and then Il Is as your option 10 aend the
dollar snd take he article or not. Purchasers may
Of laI- On. I'm IL d. -
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,rhe customs received in Gold aud the 10
tcrsst ON the Puddle Debt Of the United
states. a the New York Office OF the Treas
ury, since July ], ls65, are
Customs received total .---.--...--..sle. n1s,' %
cold iutorsst psid. tots'--........-. a-''Ss.o'o
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K W TURNER Clerk
In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee
MARCH RULES, lS6e.
VIM. Uoe and John Taylor, ttsls.
". q. Bill.
RsaharH nsn- a. -

VIM. Uoe and John Taylor. tt ais
" \ q, BiH,
Richard Poor, e. ais
IN this @ 'se q appearing b the afsla,tion Of
tlr ttsrA ehd Master NON compiainsn's bill
which ts sworn g, thsi dUicndsnts Robert Murphoy
ana his vile MsTEarst. formerly Margaret Poor
are non-rtslde q % thR STATE Of rsnrszre ft Ia
Ne ordinary pro ess Of tne Law cannot he terved
upon then' 10 is thereore ordered ihsi publication
bc msde Tor tour consecutive weeks ID ihe Nash
vile Union psper published m ihe city Of Ngsh.
e,requiung sad defendants Co sppear Al the peft
term Of the GnanccrF Oourt Cor OYcrton county 10
~ held IN Lvingsioo on the first Monday IN An
gust neHt, lsos, and Plead, suswer or damur %
oompia'uants nil, or the ssrne sal te taken klr
confessed a. % them, ami sci Tor hearing er parte
epfua ~ ,. ". WRIGHT CAN
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Nr1TIcE -H.rnr .nrr....i,. N.

NOTICE -Hsvng suggested % tha Caerk az a..
- COUNTY Court of smith county. the insolseprv
|" the cstNe az & " House, deceased. ] hsrsf.v
n'' ~ person, haTIfg cisrns agsinsI he ssid e.
"a - ne ihsH aith he Clerk 81 said Corr On o.
before he h7t Cf cioher nexf Cor nro rats az ssi
tsiste, properly suthen lcated or thev vii - f,r
ever tafrea. snd Al perslus indebted 90 nd es-
diassiy. This, April sh, lsds
-. BF c SMITH, Admir-
Aptiv-Hh q q v House, decd,
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MCARa RULES, ls65.
T. NJ. Lancaster, etsl

T. NJ. Lancaster, etsl
vs. pcWioa.
J. r. smith. e al.
on motion OF compliments solicitor, snd Il al
pssring 20 The satsfsctou o. the Clerk, that ST, r.
ing Pogel, ssmuel PSsel Elijah Powell. taraihoa
lancaster and husband - Lancaster. Nancy
Jane Powell, sui tho sidoV and children III William
ID, Powell, frane Rohjnsru and husband --
Rnbnson, Dshney Lancaster, Elisabeth Rich and
William Rich, James Lsucaster. Nathaniel iAat As.
ter, "A sckiah Feaeans sod wife Isabella Fsacaus.
are non ieslden . 81 the State Of Tennessee. 20
upon them;
IL s therefore ortered that puhlicstion be n SIDE
in The Nashville tnron, = newspaper publ she'd u
the city Of Nashville, Tor four successive weela r, D.
curing said defendants 20 sppesr before the County
Oouu Of smith, on or before the hr 40 Monday IN
MAY mex, uses then and there o. plead. Hnsser
OF demur 20 cOmpsinants IN, IT the same " 90 be
ttken ior confessed ana set down for hearing "a
parte, - to them.
msrA-str 4 w TURNER C1s.l
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outhouses, and all IT'S appurtenances for cash. in &C.
cordence with the provision Of Deed Of Trust ex-
ecuted BY Harvey Watterson, without the right
Of redemption. The deed OF trust Will be shown
on day OF sale J, +. MORFORD, CAM,
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Administrators Notice.

II ANlNG suggested the insolvency Of The estate
IL Of sarah Taylor. deceased. 20 winch 1 am the
Admin stTatOr 20 the Clerk Of the County Court on
smith county, Tennessee; and an order having
been made Tor publication IN the Nashville Union a
neEspaF er published IN The city Of Nashville Zen
nessee, for 70 successive wees, requiring all
persons having clsips against taid estate : hle
Them, properly authenticated, sith The Clerk Of
said Court ca or before the let daY q September
ls6d, for ratable 81 tlement, under the insolveni
laws Of ihs Sta e, or they nil be forever barred
THIS ls thsreG re 10 give mott Of the same April