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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-20
What the 'sPress" say Of Us.

GREAT GIFT DIsTRIEUTIOS.-A rare opportupitF IL
offered io- Obtaining watches, chains, diamond
rings sllyerWsre, etc, by Messrs. Arrandsle & Co,
at No. l6T Broadway. They have an immense stock
of articles, varying IN value, and all are offered AT
one dollar each. The distribution is very fairly
done-you agree TO take a certificate Of a certain ar.
t!ele, enclosedln IN envelope, and not required To
pay your dollar unless you are satisfied with lie ar.
tele, which will certainly be worth more than that
amount, and may hes COR 500. An excellent moda
this or lnyestng a enthusiastically 2IgoS, NJ. Y. ON,
February 10, 1905.
Mcssrs. Arandale 4 Co. have long been person.
ally known TO rs, snd we believe them 10 BE- yerv
worthy Of public eonfdence.-N. 7. Scottish Aptsr.
Jour. June IL, 1854.
We have Inspected, at the office Of Arrandsle 4
Co.'S Agency for European Manufacturing Jewel
Iers, a large assortment Of fashionable and valuable
JewelTy OF the newest patterns. We also noticed a
large quantity Of silver plate, and understand that
the whole OF these newly imported articles sre to bs
disposed OF on a novel principle, giving great sd
vsntagss TO buyers, and aitordIng extensive en-.
ploymentto agents We know the 6rmin question
20 be very respectabe and thoroughly worthy of
public confidence, and recommend our friends to
read her adVertisement-N. y. A5ioH, Septe8.-
Der 8, 1864.
By Messrs. Arrandale & Co.'S arrangement, the
advantages must be- on the side Of the customer.
for ne has everything 10 gain and nothing eompsr.
auYely TO lose. he knows Whist he will get for his
dollar beforehand, and he need not send It if he IS
not sstished-N. !. Weekly NqcS, Auq. 9, 1854.
EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIEs.-Ihe most eligible and
profitable employment we have heard Of for ladies'
is the sac Of certificates for the Great g f Uistrbu.
too Of Arrsndale 4 Co A lady OF our s5qu dntance
has been very successful in this way, not only in
filing her own purse, but also IN dong a good turn
TO those TO whom she sold the Certificates. as will
be seen BY our advertising columns. Gentlemen
can also be thus engaged.-N. Y. Sunday Melcgyy,
august IA, 1864.
In our columns the reader will find an advertise.
nent OF Arrandale b Co.'S Gift Distribution Of
watches, JeEelry and silVerwsre. In payment Of
that advertisement we received several sets Of the
jewelry advertised, and we are warranted Ia saving
that both IN nnlsh and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned out to be lust what
they had been repre- ented-Tfus Democrat, (LeO.
iSOlGa,) Agg. IL, fs6L.
AGhNlB.-We want agents in every regiment,
and N every town and county in the country, sni
those acting as such will be allowed 10 cents on
every Certificate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts to one dollar. Agents will coll
lect 20 cents for every Certificate, and remit Is
cents TO us, either IN cash or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE g. CO..
l67 Broadway, New York.
OF No. 254 King street, Charleston, 8. c.
feb2-d4t Dew Wit
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Italian Fashion.

A French jurist has lately published
a book on the frightful extravaganza of
'les femmes." He speaks especially of
French women, but, it will be seen by
the following extract from the Boudoir,
the new fashionable weekly of New
York, that the reign of the milliner hiss
fairly begun in the country Of Carl
baldi:
The Italian ladies do not appear to
be at all behind their Partisan sisters
in the mania for finery. At a fancy
ball lately given at Florence by the
wealthy banker and Senator, Signor
Fenzi, a lady is described as having
achieved "the most absolute triumph
of plastic beauty" by appearing in a
simple skirt of white satin eve a tight
fitting flesh colored silk, whilethe class
ic "cothurn" replaced the modern shoe.
A Hungarian lady, the youthful Count
ess Karsly, if less paradisatic IN her
garb, was yet more ''the cynosure OF
~nei-hboring eyes" She represented
the Mer de Glace. Beneath q double
veil of white and blue tulle, by way of
clouds, appeared the terrific undula-
tions of the Mer de GlRce, painted and
woven on a white satin skirt Sharp
pointed blocks Of ice, bears, chamois,
birds of prey, understanding char
acteristic vas omitted. A very loose
tunic, forming a train, depicted on the
left ale a mass Of white and blue
clouds, and on the right 3 splendidsu
darling rays of light At the bottom
of the white satin skirt q light silvered
stuff simulated hoar frost The body
of the dress was of white satin, cut in
small pointed basques, trimmed with
swansdo,yn and glass. The Countess
frosted hair was prevented from falling
quite loose by crystal chains, while her
head was framed, as it were, with swans
down.
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MsrshaI's Sale.

DY virtue Of 3 writ Of 4 IA. to me directed from
ID the Circuit Court OF the United States, for the
Middle District Of Eennessse, at its October term,
1866, ! VIII sell, on Saturday, the 18th day Of April,
1850, commencing as 10 o'clock a m, 81 Public Aue-
ton TO the biggest bidder, for cash in hand, st the
Court house door N Nashville, davidson county, sl
the Ilght, tue, claim, interest and estate which W..
IL. Horn Son have IN and to the following discTib-
sd real estate, viz; Lot No II, in FWins's Addition
TO the city Of Nashville, fronting 70 feet On FOgg
street. commencing 40 feet from Stevenson street.
and running back 100 feett 10 a ten foot alley; being
the same lot the title Of which was vested in sad
W. b. Horn ron, by decree Of he ChanceIy CoGrs
Of Davidson county, ST its November term, 1865.
Also, one other lot in said Addition, being No Is, IN
the plan frontng 70 feet on Fogg street, m
ing At the West corner Of No II and running along
SAID street ZG feet at right angles. 100 feet 10 a ten
foot alley; thence along SAID alley westwsrdly 20
ieet; thence at nght angles TO the beg inning; being
the same Lot the title to which was vested in ssid
W. h. Horn q Con by decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Davidson county, at its November term, 1865, 70
satisfy an execution against said ". II. Horn 4 Son,
and 10 favor OF Sutphen q Wesks.
mart wit Err. GLASCOCK, M. N. 1. I.
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Marshaps Sale.

DY virtue Of six writs Of f IA, to me directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of the United states for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, issued At its October
term, 1855, / will on saturday the l4tb day Of April,
1866, commencing al 10 o'clock, a. m, tell at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash 10 hand,
at tie court house door in Nsshvile, Davidson
county, all the right, title, claim, interest and es-
tale which B.. ). Hill has in and TO the following de-
scubed real estate, v Z; A town lot IN the town of
McMinnyille, Warren county, Tenn on the south
side Of the Main street In sad town, beginning Vi a
stake the n ". corner Of Lawson Walling's lot, it
being also the corner Of the lot herein described,
ana on the edge Of Main street, rilnnlng south 8
poles and y Inks ID n stake on said Walllngs cor
ner; thence east with his line 3 poles and l6 links to
a stake on spring street; thence with the same
south 7 poles and 3 links TO a sake on Summer
street; thence west with sad street 8 poles and 9
links to the 5. T.. corner Of W. b. Narder's lot
thence with his line north Is poles and 10 links TO
the H.. e. corner on MAN street, and INKS west 10
the n. W. corner Of Thomas q. SmaTtts shop
thence east with Nam street4 poles and q links 10
the beginning; including "a poles OF land IN said
bounds, sitter polling out said Thomas g. Smartts
sbop, together with the brick store house, dwell
ing. and other improvements thereoni to satisfy
si1 executions against said Hill, and ia favor OF
Howell smith 4 Co Truitt Bro. & Co Bancroft B
Co., McCurdy Bro q Brewster, Hyatt, lngrsham
& Co, and haddock, Reed & Co.
mart 4tw E. X. GLAsCOCK, NJ. NJ. L. T.
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MarshsI's Sale.

DH virtue Of a writ OF f IA, to me directed, from
ID the Circuit Court Of United States, forthe Md
dle District Of Tennessee, Issued at its October
te m, 1865, I will on Saturday, the l4th day Of Apri,
1886, commencing at 10 o'clock a m, sell at Public
Aucnon, 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand, at
the Court house door in Nashville, Davidson county,
all the right. title, interest, claim and estate which
}. b. Pill ow has 10 and 70 the following described
resi- estate, VIZ: 4 certain tract or parcel of Land
situated, lying and being in the county Of Maury,
State OF Tennessee, on the South side Of Duck rvers
and on the waters Of Lite Blg0y creek, beginning
one pole East of the creek az a Sycamore; thence
North rs degrees, West 50 poles 10 a stake; thence
West l38 poles 10 a stake, oak, ash and elm pointers
thence south rs poles TO a stake and dogwocd 70
Gideon Pillows hnei thence last 243 poles 70 an
elm and black walnut, thence North 8 degrees, West
p poles TO a box elder; thence North u degrees,
West 80 poles 10 an ash; thence 10 the beginnlngi
containing in said bounds l57 acres, more Orless, 10
satisfy an execution against said Pillow and W.. J.
Dale. snd in favor Of Cochran & Co.
mar6-W4t Err LASCOCK, n. N. T.
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We give below the provisions of Mr..
Trumbulls civil rights bill, which has
now passed both branches of Congress,
and which is TO be sent to-day TO the
President for his approval The bill,
as amended, provides
/. That all persons, irrespective OF
color, or condition, born in the United
States, shall be considered as citizens
thereof, except Indians not taxed, and
persons subject to foreign powers.
, That such citizens shall have the
same rights TO make and enforce con-
tracts, TO sue and be sued, to inherit,
purchase, lease, sell and convey real
and personal property, and to full and
equal benefits of sll laws for the secu-
rlty of person and property, as are en-
ioyed by other citizens.
;. That any person depriving any cit
izen of any of the rights enumerated
in the bin shall be punished by fine
and imprisonment
l. That a final appeal in any case
that may arise under this bill may be
taken TO the Supreme Court of the
United States.
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The Romance OF Reality.

From the Indianapolis Journal
Fourteen or fifteen years ago, a man
living in this city, whose name Is OF no
consequence, but by profession a gam
bier. left this city with a friend, inform
lpg his wife that he would be absent
for perhaps a fortnight. The fortnight
lapsed into months, and months into a
wear, ard still he came not
Al last his wife received n day n
letter from her husbands friend, an
nouncing the startling intelligence that
her husband had siekened and died.
The wife accepting the statement as
authentic. became schooled to that be-
lief, and after the lapse of time again
married, this time q cooper by probes
sion, by whom she had several chill
dren.
Two or three years ago the gambler
returned 10 the city, learned OF his
wifes second marriage, and called on
the cooper, asking him If he was the
msn who married the widow. Receiv~
ing a reply in the affirmative, he an.
nounced that he was the husband who
VA supposed to be dead, and took his
leave without calling on his wife He
then abruptly left the city, whittier
bound no one knew.
The cOorer informing his wife that
her hust husband suddenly re-appesr-
ed. she was quite startled, but on ma
ture reflection extricated herself from
the perplexities of her situation by
getting = divorce, and then being mar
ried in due form. Some months ago
her second husbSnd died, leaving his
widow in comfortable circumstances
She is now living in the western su>
buTbs of the city.
The gambler, it seems, during his
long absence, had been quite fortunate,
and by some mesns-whether fair or
foul, we know not, o does that ques-
ton concern this naTrstive-hut at any
rate he is represented ~ having achiev-
ed q considerable fortune. 1t appears
that one Of his chief purposes in his
selfimposed exile was TO rad himself of
his first wife
Where he passed his exile is not
known, but il is known that during
that time he again married and has two
children by his second wife A week or
two ago our hero again returned 10 this
city, this time bringing with him bis
family, and is o stopping st one OF
our hotels with sll the parade, pomp
aud show Of 3 man Of wealth. By his
hrst wife, it seems, that he had two
children, n being about two years old
1T the time Of his disappearance and
the other an infant OF q few months
old, both daughters.
From time TO time, these girls re-
oeived remittsnces % money without
knowing 70 whom they were indebted
Therefor. Last Saturday he sent for
them 10 call 81 his room, from which
he took them out shopping, and after
bestOWlng on them purchases TO the
amount Of SOC or $500 they separated
the daughter, one being seventeen
and the other fifteen years of Rge-re-
farming 10 their mother ind the father
10 his room.
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No. 229.
No. 232.
No. 34.

EIoR sALE-One of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of a wit f IA, to me directed. from the
ID Circuit Court Of the United States, for the Mid
ole District Of Tennessee, al rs OctObeTterEo, 1855,
i will sell on Saturday, the l4th day Of April, 1856,
commencing al 10 O'Clock a m, at Pubic Auction,
70 the LiRhest tidder Tor cash IN hand, at the Court
house door in Nashville, Davidson county, ali the
right, TT q, claim, interest and estate Which William
CuIom has ia and 10 the following described real
estate, VIE A tract Of land lying in Smith county,
Tennessee, il civil district No /, beginning 81 the
North boundary line Of the town Of Carthage, at the
road running East 80 poles, thence South one pole
t. the academy land, thence East with ssid land is
poles 10 The n Z corner OF sad land, thence with
said land - poles to the road, fhence s6 poles 70 the
Mil branch, thence up said branch with its mean
dsrs l50 East 20 poles 10 the NIL Dnms thence up
said branch IS poles, with lts mesIders % a beech
ia the fork Ct the branch, thence North ~ LASTS
poles 70 abeech, thence North ~ East - poles 70
a beech, therce North 90 East l2 poles 70 q
oak, No III s. West A. poles TO white ssh, thence
North So West 1OZ pei 5 20 an onHoo tnence
North 6s2 West o. poles TO an ash, thence WesLLOO
poles 10 an sch and dOgwood, thence North9O0 West
Isl poles TO a buckeye and white OAK 70 me fort
Blunt road above GoodBer's old Tan Yard, thence
Sonth q East with the road e. poles 10 a red oak,
thence South SIS East along SAID road q poles,
thence South = VESTS poles along sud rosd, hence
South AZ East IS poles along sad ROAD, thence
south SIC East 20 poles along SAID Eoad, thence
South AZ East As poles along SAID road, thence
SoutL 1So East 40 poles along said road thence
South 147 poles along ssld road 70 The beginning,
containing 49 acres o. land, more or less, except-
ing therefnom he old Church Lot, containing about
y acre, to satisfy an execution againstsaid Cullom,
and N favor Of Orssmus B. MattisOn.
mar6-W4t f.. 6LASOOCK, n. M. DIT.
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A RHODE ISLAND CoTToN KING-As an
illustration of the success which in some
cases attend manufacturers, II IS an
nounced that the "Sprague' firm, of
which Senator Sprsgue is "A member, Is
making over 100000 a week. Mrs.
Swisshelm's Reconstructionist has been
giving from week 10 week rhymed por-
traits of Senators, generally more accu.
rate than poetical. The best of them
is the following Of Mr.. Sprague, of
Rhode Island:
'Hsra comes-there Coca one; restless as the
plague
"A gay LetharioY NCi lis WiHsm Sprsgue;
awih as a shuttle IN aunt RhOdy's loom,
He nlers-gs1es-turn and leaves the roomI
Intent on manufactured Who can doubt
That cotton calls him IN, snd sends him outl
Behold how brightly hing Cotton's crown may
glow
Do statesmen deeply versed in callcol'
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AT 4 fancy ball at the Tuileries late,
ly, there was a quadrille of all nations
The prettiest girl in Paris was chosen
10 represent France 1t was the
charming Miss Beokwith, an Americana
She wore a white satin dress, with a
~tri-color sash. Brunettes %reioicel Miss
Beckwith is described as having beauti.
full black hair. BY the 10y, yellow fever
is still raging there; we mean in hair.
Ladies are still striving 10 be walking
vegetables.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.

Nancy P. Bradley, Icy &c., vs.. Jas. S. Bradley, etals.
IN hls cause, 70 appearing to the satisfaction Of
OF the Clerk and MISTER that She defendant Logan
N. McNarver ls a non resident OF the State Of
Tennessee, 80 thst the ordinary process o. law
cannot he served upon him 10 Is therefore or
dered that publication be made for tour consecutive
weeks, 10 the Nashville Union, a newspaper pub
lshed IN the city Of Nashville, Tennessee, Tequlr.
irg sad defendants 20 sppear at the neXtterm OF the
ChsnceTy Court Of smith county, to be Md az ne
Court house IN Carthage, on the third Monday IN
August, 1880, then and there 10 plead, snswer or
demur 60 Compiansnts' BIN, or the same will be
taken for confessed and ses FOR hearing e1partS, IS
10 hun. D.. b. CAMPBELL, Ca NJ.
fehIN wAt
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In Chsncery at McMinnville.

james W.. Miller, complainant, }
vs. SAtt. Bill.
John Stewart. defendant.
IN this cause 10 appearing % the satisfaction oil
the Clerk ana Master. nom affidavit. that defendant
stewart Is = non resident Oi the State OF Teunasaee.
so that the ordinary process OF law cannot be served
upon HIM. Il Is therefore ordered that puhlcauon
De msGe, for four consecutive weeks, ia the Nssh.
wife Union, = newspaper published in the city OF
Nashville, Tennessee, requiring the ssid defendant
to appear on the first day OF our next Court, 10 he
held At McMiunvlle. on me an Monday in Marsh,
sS06, 90 plead, snewer or demur 20 complainant
Ui, or the same will be taken for confessed. As 10
them. and set ior hearing expsrte
J. f. MORFORD. GAM.
~tel2l-wst' BIZ }. C. Bus. d. c.
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Estrsys.--- Davidson County.

TAKEN UP by Patrick Fshey, living 4 miles
L from Nashville. on the 6allaun Pike, ON Mrs.
Martha Martins plauttuon, a black horse Mule,
which came 20 bis house on the 1t day Of Feb
mary, 1866. SAID Mule is about Is hRnds high,
very poor, ana Is appraised to 500.
Taken 40 10y Robert Herrod, hvingi in District No
-, one Sorrel Mare, about IA hands 5 inches high,
i've years old, both hind feet white no other
marks perceiyatle; appraised at SIS.
~marla-wSte ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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ORIGINAL A~ttaohment..No 3O3

VIUIHV ". utuItl Fa.IUUI LINu.
IT sppesrag from the affidavit filed in this case
that the defendant John Eryn sb-conds, so that
the ordinary process cannot be served on him II is
therefore ordered that publication be made for tour
successive weeks IN lie Nashville Union, notifying
The ssid John Erwin TO appeal befOrc John Minis, q
Justice Of the Peace IA jacksonville. Monroe
county, Tennessee, O. the l6th day Of June, 1856,
10 answer then and there the said Attachment as
the law hi ect5, or the same vii be taken as con-
lessed alI heard eN psrta AS TO him. This the 9th
day Of December, 1863.
m~arl3-4tw JOHN MINIS, J.P.
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ANEouNCEMENTs OF CANDIDATES

VII be chsrged At he regular advertising rates,
and must lnTA-lAbly Be paid q advance, OF no in.
ReTgon made.
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Original Attachment NO 294

John b. MlIgan Va. Andey Mlsaps.
IT appearing from the affidavit filed in this case
that The defendant SO coDceals himself or shsconds
that the ordinary process cannot be served on him;
1t Is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Nashville Union, no
utying the said Andey Milssp 10 appear before
John Mn :, aJustice Of the Peacs in Jacksonville.
Monroe county, Tennessee. on the 10th day OF
June, 1896, to answer {. en- snd there the said At
taehmeut 81 the law directs, or the same will be
taken a. confessed and heard ex psTte az to him.
This the 9Th day of December, 1865.
uarI3-4tW JOHN J.
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ARRAHDALH & Co. Muufaoturar., As.n,

ARRAEDALH O. CO., Manufacturers Agents,
No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that all of the above list al goods will bo
sold for One Dollar each.
In consequence Of the great stsgnatlon OF trade
IN the manufacturing districts of England, Through
the war having cut OF the supply of cotton, a LARGE
quantity Of Valuable JeWelTy, originally iptenosd
for the English market, has been sem OH for sale
in this country, aidmuSt Be Sd at anu Sacrifice I'm.
der these circumstances, ARRANDALE \ Co, act
turers, have resolved upon q great Git A150rhH-
ment to be divided according to the following regu-
latlons: -
Seftneates Of the various articles ara put into en-
yeiopes lndiscrlminRtely, sealed I'D, and when or
dered, are taken out without regard TO choice. and
sent by mail, thus showing no isVoritism. On re-
receipt OF the certificate, you viii see what YOU are
to have, and then 1t Is az your option to send the
dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers NAV
thus obtain q Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or auy
set Of JeRelrY on our LIST for One Dollar
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee,
FEBRUARY RULES, 1866.
]. D. Goodpasture,

j. D. b0otpasIure, Adm7r OF Hams Hatcher decd.
". All Bill
jeremiah Taylor.
IN this cause u appearing to the Clerk b Master,
from cCmpiaIuau ants bill, which IS sworn TO, that de-
endsnt TsyiOrls a nonresident of the State 81
Tennessee. 20 that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon him IL ~ therefore ordered
that publication be made, for four successive weeks,
IN the Nashville Union, a paper published in the
city Of Nashville, requiring said defendant to appear
al the next term Of the Chsncery Court for oYerton
county, at Livingston, Tenn, on the LIST Monday Oi
Angus, 1856, ard plead, snsWer or demur COM
piNuants bin, or the same will be taken for con-
iezsed and set for hearing ex parta.
feb21-wst j W. WRIGHT, O.. & NJ
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Estrays.--- Davidson County.

TAKEN Up hyJ F Hebbett in Davidson county.
Il necow snd calf The COW is = muly, markes
With crop on each year, and uodernt in he ucht
she b. a rcd color, With q white stEeak along her
back, shout SIX years old. Nsiaed nj SO.
TAKEN Up BY Bob Lewis, colored, ia district
Is, one moGfe coloued mare mule, iea psslefn
crooked GU, shout Z or s years Old. Valued
Al S4l ALEX. MCDANIEL Ranger.
fe~h2s-W3te
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In Chancery at McMinnville.

Caroline ToEles and saliie N. Gibbs, complainants,
vs.. Pain Roach. Henrietta Roach. Josepbnf
Kosch, and Charles Roach, defendants.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction pl
the Clerk ssd Master, from affidavit THAI the abova
named defendants are non-residenls OF the state III
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process of law can.
not be served on them: IL is II therefore ordered thsf
publication be made, Tor four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union, q Newspaper published III
the cityof Nashville. Tennessee, recurring tie sad
defendants 70 appesr on the FIRST day Of our next
Court, 20 be held at MeMinnville, on The Atm Mon.
day 10 Msreh, 1850, 70 plead, snswer on demur 10
eomplalnants' bill, or the same " n be taken br con
fessed, As 10 them, and set for bearing expsrta.
J. +. MORFOKD, c, AM.
febzl.w4F By J. G. Bills, d. o.