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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-03

JOHN Is. FULLER,
HAN FAoFURER AND DEALER,
No. hey street, New York;
HaSn and ready for Immediate shipment and
featuring to order,
Portable and stationary steam Engines anS
boilers,
7s 80 hsrss power Circular Upright Saw Mis III
most approved construction Of all sizes cutting 100 TO 100
ieet Of lumber pei hour; Gzgt Mills Mil Ifena, Wstei
Wheels, aud every kind Of Mill Machinery Sugar Mls, Pc
per and Mining Machinery Tools Tanks ETC., for OIL
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden hachiA cry etc
Vertical Planers, WoodworEh Planning Mochinss
iron tlapers Gray 4 Woods Planning Ma
Engine i4Athess chneR
DTil Lathess Daniels Planning Machines,
boEtng MeehineA Moulding Machines,
| Stating Machines, Sash Machines,
! Upright Dfins, Ienoning Machines,
steam I jumps Power Morticing Machines,
| FoIce fnnps Foot Mortcing Machines,
LifSing fannpa Boring Machines,
| SUCTION, fnlnpA Sind Stat fenoning Machines
| Hydraulic Jacks Circular Saw Benches,
| screw Jaekss Wfights patent Scroll Saws
Shettng Fnleys ana daagers Patent Bolt Scroll Saws
Rubber aud teathef BeHngs, Circular Resolving MllE
Leather AND hpbbeT Aeaes Upright Reaervlpg Mills,
flambing and Gss tlttingS, Rotary and Mining Pumps
steam and Gas flRes, Every description OF MaeAnaYy
Steam and Watef Gauges, and Railway Supplied
Cotton Gins Cotton &inA, Cotton GSinsi
TsyoE, Eagle Brown, Southern caysn Excelsior and He
Uay Cotton Gins with engines hosae powers and every
thing required for the same and for lows
erica NcEl Nr6Arr ere resnerttulv collected
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GET THE BEST !

All letters in relation to the literary business interests
the journal will be addressed to DR E. g. GALLARD, Box
RLrhEnnnh Va
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The Cincinnati CommeTciaI says

The Produce markets have but little sni-
nation. Flour met with an enlarged de-
mand IN the regular wsy, but there is moth
ing doing scarcely by shippers or by invest
ors- Holders are steady in their figures,
particularly for good qualities. Superfine
D. quoted at 50 75a7 25 Extra at 81 5Oas so.
The choice grades of Wheat are as scarce
q ever, and piece are firmly maintained as
they have lately been quoted.
Ear Corn is quite scarce, and quoted fully
up 10 Shelled-53c.
Oats are trife frmer A sale Of No. l
at the canal was made at 42c. At the ele-
yators It viii not bring more than Ale. No.
are quoted a. SIC.
Rye is spsringly offered, though with
scarcely any demand, at 60a6Jc for Nos. 2
and 1.
Barley sold at 81 for prime Fall. Choice
will hardly bring more than 81 10. Choice
Spring is quoted ut 81 rs.
Whisky sold to a small extent at 81 22a2
p for free 10 bond it is quoted at 25e, with
nothing doing.
Cotton Is dull at 35c
Clover Seed is Ia demand aud prices are
higher. One sale was reported at sc, but
tins 10 extreme, and s. IS about the most
that can be had for it IN lots
The following table exhibits the imports
and exports OF some Of the leading articles
OF commerce for the pasttwenty- four hours:
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The Provision market is very quiet, but
most articles remain firm. Mess Pork is
not offered at less than SO 50 and not much
Is put on the market.
Lard was sold 20 a small extent at lsc, but
q. more is asked.
Bulls Shoulders ara held at Toe, packed,
bus Thee Is no demand at that hguIe loose
Bulk Sides are quiet at l3c.
Bacon Shoulders are duh and concessions
making in prices, a small Gale having been
made al l3c bacon sides wili not bring
over l45tc, nor clear more than l2Hlc,
though not less than To-.
SuVar-cured Hams are steady.
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Posr HosPrrAL, FoRr MARssAII,

Reader, here is proof positive Of the value OF
these truly valuable preparations. The old seken-
ing aud di gushing drugs have 10 give wsY 10 rene
dies purely vegetable, pleasant 10 the TASTE and
POSITIVE CURE.
sold by WJ6CW SMITH. Druggists.
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April ], 1866.

Toa gold-hearug - az $50 2s2 81, lso SoSti
Seyen-thfty per ceuts--..-.sSls oif go Sst.O4 ~
Uar1r5fIod i.ecal-tcnuers I7sui2. l4l az ul2 IA
g Der cent Leg,l-teudcrs e,a3o,9oJ s,o1o,9
@ Der cent gcrtiiieatCa.... o. 2bi,uuo t-.-'e tuo
4 - -, - a, Pace R'd s.gsAu9l at3HCu0
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No. 263.

EOR sGLE.-BUENA VISTA sPRtNes-i31z
II Acres; one SMALL Frame Building q Two rooms
isncss IN order; THREE SULPHUR sPkl Ntfs-
White, Red aud Blark; Two freesione Springs
One cstern the NIL 6l3 ieet front on ta hueha
Vista PIKE. the entire 81 { b. about square. On
The 49, acres are found hl. glen, bower, recess,
rocks h. boid relief precpice, hst, springs. creek
and a romantic drive. This picturesque Watering
Place IN possession Of the AIT man, can be made
he most att active hummer resort about Nashville
All being only "a miles from the city, be- easily
reached b private conveyance, aud no doubt be-
0rs many months vii be accessible by Street Rail
road. Fuce % 30. on easy terms. Apply 10
IA. g. SCONEL, Real Estate A. gent
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Original Attachment. No 294

john n. MIIsll ". Andey MIIsaps-
1T appearing from the ahidsvit fled IN this case
thai The defendant conceais himself OF sbsconds
thst the ordinary process cannot be served on him;
Ii Is therefore ordered thsi pubcAtion be made for
four successive weeks IN the Nashville Union, no.
tying the said A1dey Milssps 70 appear before
John Min :, Justice Of the Pesce il Hadisonulie.
Monroe couuty, Tennessee. on the 18th day OF
June ls66 20 answer teen snd there the said At
taehmeut As the law directs, OF she same will be
taken Is confessed and heard ex pafte As 10 HIM.
This The 9Th dsy of December, lse5.
Hsrls-stE JOHN MINIS, J. P.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES. 1859


ocoA n OIhIket
vs.. I Supplemental and Amended Bill.
Sarah A. Bibo, ct ais.
IN this cause, it appearing 20 ihe satisfaction q,
OF the CLERK and Master that the def -ndant- "a
rsh A. Bilbo, Abel b. Biloo, Josephine r. Blba.
nAncy j. blbo, are non residents Of ihe State Of
tennessee, 20 that the ordieary process Of law
cannot be served upon them II Is therefore or
dered That publication be made for four consecutive
weeks, 10 the Nashville Union, peWspaper pub
iishei IN the city q Nashville, Tennessee. redlIr
g sad defendants 70 sppesr at the next term OF the
Chsneery Court Of Smith county, 10 b. he'd al he
Oourt house IN Carthage, on the third Monday ia
august, 1896 then and there 10 plead. ansygsr or
denur TO eomplslnauts' bill OF The same viii he
taken Tor confessed and set for hearing exparte As
70 Them. D. h. CAMPBELL, 3 NJ.
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A strange story.

London Correspondents Of the Round Table.
London is often filed with rumors of
a suppressed princess here and a
'sbeggar nobleman" there However
much truth there may be in such
floating stories, Heaven only knows.
That the Princess Modena lately died
in the Marylebone workhouse is GER
tainly true, and it is true that an Indi-
an princess was the subject of letter
in the Times lately calling attention
TO her distTesses. But lately a very
strange pamphlet was published in
Bristol, giving q story of this kind with
more than ordinary veracity. Ii Is the
autobiography Of a blind man named
James Davis, we'll known in Bristol
where he goes about, playing a concer-
tina in the streets, and receiving such
halfpence as may be cast TO him There
has been for some time a whisper that
he was the illegitimate son of the late
Duke of Gloucester, and. the pamphlet
goes to prove that he is 80. His moth
er was the daughter of Cardiganshire
farmer. and her father having been re
duced to Strengthened circumstances,
she went out into the world as a lady's
maid, and eventually got a situation as
an under housekeeper in the Dukes
residence in London.
After being there for some time she
returned 10 her fathers pregnant,
stating that she was married, and that
her husband would shortly appear TO
oWn her. No husband, however, ap-
peared, and the young woman died
three weeks after her confinement
The adventures OF the boy, the subject
Of this autobiography, after this were
numerous and varied. He went to
grammar school at Hereford, which he
left on his grandiathers death, and
was then wanderer for q considerable
time on the streets Of the town. Event
ually he got an asylum with an old
servant, and there, while ransacking an
old desk Of his grandiathers, he dis
covered some papers which, on being
examined, are said TO have disclosed
the secret of his birth, and that he
owed his parentage on one side 10 no
less a parsonage than the Duke OF
Gloucester.
A friend of his inclosed the papers
to his Royal Highness, and shortly at
terward member Of the Duke house
hold was sent TO Hereford, who brought
the lad TO London, and he was received
and we'll treated in the royal residence
for some time. After this he was sent
TO an institution for teaching the blind,
he having lost his eyesight during his
sufferings Being annoyed and taun-
ted with the name of the young Duke
in the asylum, he left it and returned
to the abode Of his Royal Iiighness,
where he seems to have been well cared
for until the Dukes death; on which
event occurring he was cast upon the
world, and, after numerous adventures
and travelling throughout the country,
he at length partially settled down at
Bristol, where he may still be seen
playing his concertina, and led by a
dog with a small tin cup in his mouth,
intended to receive the aims Of the
charitable. The whole story is strange,
but a highly respectable gentleman,
who helped Davis to compile his auto
biography, says he has every reason TO
believe that the particulars given are
quite true
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENcE.
DAnT UNION OFFIoE,
Nashville, Anril s. 1860.

The rain and cold yesterday caused an
almost entire suspension Of business, in this
city. The dispatches to the Chamber Of
Commerce were by no means Of an encour-
tging character, and thus added, if that
were possible, 10 the prevailing dulncss.
We heard OF no transactions, except in corr,
from which it would be possible to make
quotations. Corn sold at soc for white, and
Sc for mixed.
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FEBRUARY RULES, 1866.

EEbhAaANA MILES, Aouo.
Caroline ToEles aud sslie N Gibbs, complsinants,
Vs. Patin ROsch Henrietta Roach, Josephine
Roach. and Chsdes Roach, defendants.
IN this cause ID appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk sad Master from affidavit that the above
named defendants are non-resdents OF the state Of
Tennessee 80 that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served on them IL Is therefore ordered that
publication BE- made, for four consecutive weeks,
In the Nashville Union, a Newspaper publ shed in
the city Of Nashville. Tennessee requiring the said
descendants to Rppesr on the first asy Of our next
Court, 20 b. held At McMinnYe, on the An Mon
day 10 March, 1866, 10 plead, answer or dsmur 70
blL or the same u be taken for con
fe-sei, Is 10 them. and set for hearing expsrte.
J. +. M0RFORD, {, az.
feu2l-Wfto BY J. G. BILEs, D. G.
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In Chancery at McMinnviIle.

Cor. Church and Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND a CO., PROPRIETOR,
gi5 Race street. Philadelphia, Pa. lsep20-6Ia
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Notice.
OFFICE OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS Co, |
PUEIu SQUARF, NASHVILLE,

OffIOE OF IN r ADAmS hAfhESo W.
Asrch 18th, 1850.
,IyHE follow ng named packages Of Freight re
;1r charge. at Public Ancucn, If not claimed with
tnuty DAYS nom this ia e..
4
Armstrong Z W Exchange Bank, . box
Adams 3 hornaz "a kaye
Armstrong Rev / sack
Barrett W r. package
isr,,C,,,, p,,t,i,b 'DacI-,ra
R Rec fsI'T Lieut. lstii'i r ~ p box
Drills Asbury, Co u ia Ind Inf package
pefrsa1il-a Syt T. nth Chic, l c Jox
Benson Il, a sack
Bathurst X A. ] sack
crown Mis- L. I bundle
EsssetE n v . boxes
berry Michael, / box
Brown Walker, box
sSt,eh Jno. ? chars.
&
Carson &C, package
cooler Caps b ", 4 tack=ga
Cori,stt l. r., &C Il llth Mich, l package
Goth Geo W. &C Of A K Moore, I package
Ianuu Il r. / package
Cohh Tpt % lore, package
Cox La c. lTtn Army Cops, I C tag
Crawford { r, Mi. Hosp. one box
l56th
Clark Ulrgiu, BgglCr Honsh sWs Bat, one box
Conoyer Henry, 60 2d OV 1, one box
Coos Thos r, co + 10 IA Mich Cav, oae box
ID
purlau David, pa Heavy A, one package
payIs John one package
Iiy,r u q. ena pa kage
p,,hart W A, co Net Vol, one box
p5uruey d +. co sth Mich, one box
A.
Roo 4pf,eru Ina co Z lsllh Ohio one box
feicl, C, one box
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Griii > isaac, one rg,Gsce
Goldman ,,SI,s ~ y. Que b ',' "
Cen, 4 iisnier . Eeg
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Vpffuan can't Jno. one pa-EaCe
49,, 1 IN 60 .1.,.l-.qa
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HoTmaiy Aaron, a pscksgo
i ie,i'i NJ !, ~ 5n az an rs
| Hammond Mrs Sarah. one bundle
COVE M, two tubs.
Id5pys Martin. co F. lss n IN. onebax
| Iohpsop Mr. one pa-lara
| J,,,ss = A one bar,el
ID 10 l.. A. d
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| 1 srreuce J a Raft Ist Mich A. one package
| .r4.lier Geo A Co one uaskara
Ilt.Ier .Ishn a. IsIth a. one package
ieady Hurh. an, llx
| Lsra6ee r., onebox
| MeeEar q r. one package
| Norjaa D one rarks..
/ Muvp6y E N, one bsnGie
/ N cGImsoy " ", one package
| Martin Ssinl, Postmaster I'D Mich, one package
| No Sc 4 -, one box
| Maynard Col FL, 6th < Tenn, four boxes
|
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| q
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A.
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! Parker n J. 4uh lud. ore package
/ Palmer II, GA q Heavy - one package
/ Parker l. co u, ls3th ONO, one scN
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No. 222.

EIOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
CITY PROPERTY, New Albany, Ind, proper
~ As IolOws two story Frame House Ia perfect
repair, newly painted, on second hank Of The Ohio
IFer, m iuil YeH Of It. near the foot OF the Falls
~ rooms, presses, cuptoards, pantry, cellar and
eastern under the house. Stable under Ground
z4x24 Wood shed, sc SC House stands 30 feet
ua1k from one street and 40 feet from the other.
Lot Is on the corner, 61xlBO with resr fencing.
Also Two cottages OF three rooms each, on lot
l3jxtiO, With rear fence cistern to each mousse
and well for both. Alt valued at SI2 600.
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In Smith County Court at Carthage.
FEBRUARY RULES. 1850.
R. c. Sanders and Horace OiyeT,l
! Petition

IL this cause, snd on motion q complainant :
solicitor and Il appearing q the sstislsoi 10 Of t1s
ClerE, ihat dtiendznts MaRloekhn, dnaiih j.
Maeieckliu Ruth {. MsgiOckln, Pauline R@aFes,
Adalius Reayes. Jane heases, and khoda keaTes,
are nop-residents Of the state q Ieuuessee. and
residents Of the State q Kentucky that ne or
binary process OF lsW cannot be served upon ihemi
for four consecutive weeks, IN the Nashville Union,
= newspaper published 10 the city OF Nashville,
Tennss sse requiring said deiendanis % eppesT be-
lore the Coanfy Court o. Smith county, Tennessee,
a the Court house IN the toEn Of CaFihsge on Che
nrst Monday in April next, lsoi, then ana there 10
plead. sasEer or demur 10 eompisibsuts' petition,
or thu same will bs taken for confessed and set
d0an i0T hearing expAIte, ss 70 them.
e. W. TURNER
is5zi-Eit Clerk Of Smith Couniy Court.
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Samaritan's Wash.

Is in case of Syphilis, used in conjunction with the
Root and Herb Juices. Full directions, Price fifty
cents.
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No. 2R4.

TOR sALE-One aud nslf story BRICK HOUSE,
IT No lGl, west SIDE Of South Cherry Sro"t, On
Ward, o. four To0ms-two Up, and 'F3 doEn 2 iaifs
hydrant water, good fence. atore-room SOD closet,
Lot nGlt3. PriCe s., O0J- s. 90 cash, balance 10
aud u months; iuteTe5 % and lea-
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Wordsworth, HazIitt and Lamb.

Words worth, Hazlitt and Lamb.
From Miss Kate Fields pleasant pa
per on the last days of Walter Savage
Lander, in the April number of the
Atlantic Monthly, we copy these inter
esting "reminiscences OF three eminent
English authors
/ once asked Lander to describe
Wordsworth's personal appearance.
He laughed and replied "Ihe hest de
scription ] can give you of Wordsworth
is the one that haz'itt gave me. Llaz,
lit voice was very deep and gruh,
and he peppered his sentences very
bountifully with sirs - In speaking to
me Of Wordsworth, he said: We'll, SIR,
did you ever see horse, s!lrf ~ es
Then sir, you have seen Wordsworth,
sir lie looks exactly like horse,
air. and very long faced hose at that,
sirf And he did look Ikea horse,
added Lander.
Those who have seen good likenesses
of Wordsworth will readily remark
this resemblance. A greater length OF
ear would liken the Lake poet to an al
imal of less dignity.
Ahh AAAA A1A V a. thNae--
gun Landor said al saw a great deal
of Hazlitt when he was in Florence.
lie called upon me frequently. and
funny fellow he was. He used to say
TO me AIR. Lander, l like you, sir
like you very much, sir-you re an
honest man, sir; but / don't approve,
sir, of q, a. deal that you have writ
ten, sir. You must reform some OF
your opinions, sir And again Lam
dor laughed with great goodwill.
81 regret that | saw Charles Lamb
but once" replied Lander, in answer
10 many questions asked concerning
this delightful man and writer. Lamb
sent word by Southey,' 4 think 1t was
S,uthey) that he would bee very happy
10 see me, whereupon we made him a
visit He then retired from the India
House, and lived at Enfield. lie was
most charming in conversation, and hrs
smile impressed me as being particu-
larly genial His sister also was q very
agreeable person.
During my visit, Lamb rose, went to
! a table in the centre OF the room, and
! took up book, out of which he read
aloud. Soon shutting it, he turned to
me, SAYING: as not what ! have been
reading exceedingly good p Every
good. replied. Thereupon Lamb
burst out laughing and exclaimed:
Did one ever know so conceded a
man as Mr.. Landor2 lie has actually
praised his own ideasr Ii was now
my turn to laugh, rs | had not the
slightest remembrance of having writ
| ten what Lamb had read.
Are there many 10 whom the follow.
ing lines will not be better than new
| ',Once. aud only once have seen thy fsce,
| Elal once only has thy tripping tongue
Run Ger my b east, YET never has oeen lot
/ Inuprrs .ion on its r.ngnr or mo e sweet
| CoTi.ai old man what youth was n ny years,
/ What wisdom m thy levi y! whai truth
/ In every uiterauce Of thui purcsi soull
/ Few are tuesp rits OF the glouhed
/ ia a5ting % earlier at the gate 81 Scaycn.'
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MsrshaI's Sale.

DY vt tue Of six wnts Of 4 "a TO me directed from
I'D the Circnit Court Of the United states for the
NJ dds District # Tennessee, issued at ITS October
term, 1850, ] vii on SATURDAY the l4th day Of A Il,
IsGJ, commenting at 10 O'Clock, a m, reli at pub
be aucu-n 10 the highest bidder, fJrcash Ia hand,
az the court house door In Ma. hyIle, Davidson
county, an the right, title, claim, inte.est and e5
"a which Il. ). Hui has in and TO the following de-
scrbed real Is ate, A town lot IN the town Of
McMinuyIlle, WarreD county, Tenn on the south
side Ct the Man street IN tHld town, beginning at
stake the n " corner Of Lawson WallIng's lot, 10
being also the corner Of tie lot herein described,
and On the edge of MAN street, running south
poles and 2 nks = stake on said Malling's cor
ner; thence cast with his lice poas and l6 links b
Il stake on spring sheet; thence with the same
south poles AID links TO axe on Summer
street; thence west with said street poles and q
uks 70 the s. h. corner Of W. Ii. Narder's lot;
thence with his line north 10 poles aud 10 links to
the n. l.. corn,r Main street, and links west 20
the n. W. corner Of Thomas Smartts shop,
thence east VITA Main street poles and q links To
the beginning includi "a poles of iand IN SAID
bounds, altar polling out said IhOmas G. Smarits
shop; t~g5ther with the brick store house, dwell
ing, aud uiher Improvements thereon; 10 satisfy
FIX executions aglnSt said Iii J. and IN favor Of
Hoaell smith q 90 ITulu Bro. Co, Bancroft
Co, McCurdy Bro q Brewster, Hyatt, lngraham
q Co. and Haddo k, Reed 4 Co.
marc 4tw L. Il. GLAsCOCK, N. NJ. d. T.
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MarshaIs Sale.

10y virtue n wit G n 10 me directed. from the
D ilrCut Court a The UnIod states, for the Md.
ale district Of onnesse A. ts October term, hes
I wIil sell on Sa,ulday, The IAN day Of april, lst6,
conn eDcing al TO ocla elk IN, al Public Auction,
% the tignesl ddef or cash IN hand. At the Court
house cOOr IN hashVile, Davidson county, ali the
lgn', u e, clam, interest snd estate which llan
Gu ION has "a aud 10 the following described real
ssafe, VIZ; tract Of land lying in Smith county,
tennessee, 10 civil district 70 l. beginning 81 the
North boundary inns Of the town Of Carthage, st the
read running East 80 poles thence South one pole
tIthe academy land, thence East with SAID land Is
poles 10 the \ ! corner OF Esid lsnd. thence With
said land - poles 10 the roa thence &c poles TO the
Mil irgnC h, thence up said brs1ch with it9 mean
r. 80 East 30 poles 70 the mili DnTn, thence up
said branch b poles, with lts meal oers 20 beech
10 the ioik a the branch, thelce North ~ East "a
poles to beech, thence North ~ East 81 poles 10
abcech, thsLcs North Is East liz poles 10 white
oak, Roth s. West A. poles TO white A. h. thence
Nonh s. West le2 Iol to an ironWood, thence
North GS7 West 81 poles % an ash, thence West 100
poles to an ash snd dogvoOd, thence North 50 West
Isl poies 70 a buckeye and White oak to the Fort
Blunt road above GoodaeI' old 4 an Yard, thence
5onth 81 East with the road q poles to red oak,
thence South 5zo East along said road q poles
thence south est IS poles along said road thence
South AZ last s. poles along said road, thence
South 80 Esst 20 poles along said road, thence
South AZ East 4S poles along said road, thence
Soun 10 East 40 poles along SAID road, thence
South l97 poles along sid road 10 the beginning
cont dning 4ig acres Of land, more OF less except-
ing tbereirom he old Church Lot, contain NJ about
y acTe, 20 satisfy an execution against SAID Cpllom
and u favor Of Orsamus 3. Mattson
msr6-gft X. R. 6LAsCUCK, N. NJ. DIT.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES. 1855.
Jesse s. McClaio,
". Cross Bill.
James Mccain. et ala.

James Mccain. Ct ala.
IN TINS cause i appearing to the Clerk and Mas
Yer that the defendants james mcCaln, VIM. A.
mcolais, James R. Toney snd ale Jane A., Susan
r mecssln, VIM Mccain, Sarah Jane Mccain.
ana Eiizs0eth Mccain, last three minor children
Of John T. McClsin, deed, are non residents on me
Slaae OF Tennessee. 80 thar the ordinary process Of
Az ca not be served upon them. lis therefore CT
oered that pubcafi0n be made Tor four successive
weeks, IN the Nashville On on, newspaper pub
lished 10 the city Of nashville, Tennessee reduir-
ing said defendants 70 appear al the August term Of
the Chancery Court Of Smith county, TO he held a.
carthage, on the third Monday IN August, lsC6, to
answer the Cross Bill Of A. MCLEAN against item
aud other OF The same vii be tEel for confessed
and SET for hear ng exparts, ~ % them
nsr2s-EA . II CAMPBELL, @. 4 NJ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-08
No. 2R6

NOR sALE-BRICE DWELLING Of 4 rooms.
il dining room. kitchen and servants room. Lot
suEi50 North Market street, next south Of dEeling
Formerly occupied BY NJ. lowers. Price g.. so
9 90 cash usisnce IN and years.