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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-02

DEATH OF HoN. JAMES GREEN-We
regret to learn of the death. at Water
oury' on the 18th Of February. of Hon
James Green, at the age of So wears.
ne was man Of good strength Of
miifd and character, impulsive. but
shfewd, genial and just, ALWAYS active
IL public affairs and influential in put.
nc bodies. He will be remembered
as a notable man in the Legislature of
'he State, and his county and town
VIII feel the loss ola good man.
FIRE AT EAST MIDDLERURY-Last
FRIDAY morning, fire broke out in the
saw-mill of c. T. Partridge while the
hands were at breakfast, and in a short
time it was wholly consumed The
loss Is estimated at between SO 900 ana.
81, 600. Insurance in the Vermont Nh,
tnal 81 800. Mr. Partridge is thor.
ough business man and has LARGE INN
Der contracts on hand fer the eomi,g
year. We are happy to learn that the
llre will only temporarily check his
busness.-Regiaer.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-02

PRoLIFIc--A COW belonging to Mr..
W. NJ. johnson of this town, brought
to him three nice heifer calves on last
Saturday. They are all alive and
smart. Mr.. Johnson calls this a bio
thing. Ii he continues to increase
II worldly gear at this rate, he will
soon be in 'condish to take the Stand
ard.
Vote for Rev. P. n. Granger, the
temperance candidate.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-02

Big HoG.-Mr. 4. 5. Crapdall If
bro"nlhgton' lately slaughtered a
hog of The female persuasion eighteen
months Old, which weighed, rough fat
and all, when dressed. $50 pounds.
one raised a litter OF pigs the last
spring, which we suppose was of no
particular advantage to her. She was
one fourth White Chester.
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100000
To be SOId for One Dollar Zach

Without regard to yaine. and not 10 be paid for IN
al You know what you viii receive
Among those who have acknowledged The re.
ceipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this Arso-
ciahon since Jsa. J, 1865, The following kindly per
nj Lnelr names 10 be used
hTsylor, RIngton, Pa, Gold Patent Lever Watch,
E&ue SlVJ. hopL b hOtehkss, New Haven, Conn,
Meiodeon, yslueSl55, + Willis, W I'D st, n.
II diamond Cluster Pin, value 500. Mrs RIG Tap
pan, &c forkSt., Sold Watch, value Si25. Miss Ellen
r NckersOn, BnghamptOn, Y melOdeon, yslue
SlO0 Mr. 4 II stone, 81 Tenth ST., n Y, Piano, val
Ne $3.50. Mrs ThOs 4 Miller, Scranton. Pa, Da-
m0nd Ring, valae SU5 Miss Ellen J Peck, Sprng-
field, III , Me.odeOn, value Sl.5. DR. l Van Ripper,
Washington, ID C., God bunting Clsed Watch,
ya.us $50. Edw II Lindsay, Worcester. Mass f,
Piano, value $50. " ? b n Farwell, Dubuque
lows, Diamond ES cops, value $3.50. Francis /
Moran, lI6 Pearl ST., Albany, n y, Music Box, va
lue $50. Mrs K C IHgsrsoll, Urhana, Ohio, Silver
SCI Asiue -. Lieut. henaneks, wnlard,s Ho-
tel, Washington, DC, Silver Patent Lever Watch,
VaIue So. Capt. 1 Warner, n Y. Silver Watch, va
ne tSt. Geo. y Wood, Whltby, Canada West, sill
Yer Watch, SO. Wm B Redheld, Columbus, o.,
Many persons who have drawn valuable prizes,
do Dot wish their names published OF we might ex-
tend this hst Letters from various parties through
out he country, acknowledging the receipt Of val
liable gifts, may be seen on lie IN our Office.
MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
VALUE, are placed IN sealed enye opes, which are
well mixed. O1e Of these Envelopes, containing
the Certificate OF Order ior some Article, worth OF
least one dollsr 81 retai) viii be delivered at cur
office, OF sent by mail to any address, without re-
gard 20 choice, On the receipt OF Is cents. The puI-
chsser viii see what Article It draws, and it, value,
which may be from One to Fiye hundred Dollars.
and can then end One Dollar and receive the ard-
Gle named.
HSrNo Blsnk-EveTy purchaser gets an article
Of value.
Paues dealing with US may depend IN having
prompt returns. anG the article drawn viii be i'm
mediaiely sent u say address by Ietu Il mail or
e1pre 8.
Entire sahsiscuCn Guaranteed in all Casas.
80 six Certificates for One Dollar, Thirteen for
Two Dollars; ThIriy- three for Five Dollars. Great
Inducements 10 Agents.
Al ietters should bs addressed
4. BENTON & CO.,
Box 1861 Post Office, New York,
n6yQ 4lgw3ue
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What the ..Pressy say Of lis.

GREAT GIFT DIsTRIBUTInS.-A rare opportunity is
offered for o tanning watches, chairs, diamond
ring silverwaTe, etc hy Messrs. Arrandsle Il Co,
st No. l63 broadway. They have an immense stock
OF articles, varying N valge, and all are offered at
one dollar esch. The distribution Is very fairly
Ons-yuu agree 70 take a certificate ola certain ar.
t!cle, enclosed 10 an envelope, and not required to
pay your dollar unless you are satisfied with the ar
ucle, when will certainly be W nth more than that
amount and mar hes cor Sl0O An excellent mod a.,
this Of investing a dollar.-SHliay TUHcS, ~. y. Cfl.
February -, lS65
Me-sr.. Airandals 4 Co. have long been eerson-
ally known 10 us, and We believe them 10 be very
worthy Of public Qnhdenoe.-N I, Scottish Amer.
Jour June II, lsGL
We have Inspected, at the Office OF Arrandsle &
Co s Agency fr European Manufsf turing Jewel
lers, a large assortment OF fashionable and valuable
Jew eliy OF the newest patterns. We also pohcAd q
large quantity Of 5 liver plate, snd understand that
the whole OF these newly imported art Cles sre 10 he
disposed OF on a novel principle, giving great al
yantagss 70 buyers, and sfiJTdng extensive EN-.
ploymenttO agents We know the frnia question
- he very re pectab.e ant thoroughly worthy Of
public confidence, sud recommend uur friends to
read 'her advertisement ~. ]. AAi0n, SsUts1a-
Der 3, lSG4.
BY MeFsrs. Arrandale & CO.. arrangement, the
advantages must be on the side OF the customer.
for he has everything 10 gain and nothing compar.
atiYeiy TO lose. lie knows Whist he will get for his
dollar beforehand, and be need not send u if he Is
not satished-N. \ Weekly Ne0S, aug. 6, Is 4.
EMPLOYMENT FoE LAuIEs.-Ihs most eligible apd
profitable employment we have heard Of for lsd es
Is the "a o Of ceruhcatesi for the Great c f. Uisuibu
ton Of ArrAndsle s. Co A lady Of our aogU.i ntauce
has bcen very successful in this wsy, not only in
filling her own purse, but also 10 doing a good Turn
70 those to whom she sold She Certificates, IS will
be seen By cur aaTertiSing columns. Gentlemen
csn a 30 be thus eng1ged.-N. !. Sunday Meretg7,
August 10, 1854.
In our columns the reader will find an advertise
meet Of Arrsndsle a Co.'S Gift Distribution Cf
watches, le@elry and s~ilyerwsre. In payment OF
that advert senlent we received several sets of the
JeWelry advertised, and we are warranted IN saying
that. both in finish sni quality, they esoeeded our
expectations. They mrued out 70 be Just what
they had beea repre- ented-Tu e Democrat, LeC.
pttrH1 AHJ. IL, ls8L
AekN I've want SCENTS in every regiment,
and a every town and county in the country, tnd
those setting IA such will be allowed Ia cents on
every Cert heate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts 10 one doltsr. Agents will col
lect4 cents for every Certificate, and remit 10
cents 10 as, eitherIn "a IA or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE & CO.,
lG7 Broadway, New York.
or No. 254 King street, Charleston, 8. c..
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The stock 81 C.tlou to-day Is probably
larger than ever known before, and couse-
gucutly the rates of e orage ere now double.
Storage is now 5oc@ 81 Tor an charges which
formerly C1st only 600 3ac. The stock on
hand IS not less than las, uud bales, aud the
rtaek 10 the country bat ltie, If any, short
an 100000 bales. which is much larger than
gv.. generally anticipated. Hence the de-
r-....aU iu the Io.ou market. MlddNuE
au audst can now he bought at 321sl4c, ard
ra a midllugs at aau4oc, while ordinary
-faHH. q. ID nut cammaua over SUutE.c. Man
ufssIHrers who laid uu supplies m Buucipa-
f.uu yf 90 rise, and Spectators who pur-
euasgd at toa64c pr Do, eN eeti7g tlat
U~.a.. would reach iHt DI 81 per no, now
urzlu 10 realize they made very bad tar-
e5.us. The duliuess aud depression pa the
Goods market deter home manufacturer
from purchasing iher raw matvuul ut pres
emit. aud TOE demand, consequently, Is con-
uu,i 90 shippers. 10 as fortunate, indeed, Tor
importers ihe supply OF Ia s staple Is 30
large. and Exchange 60 low. as Go enable
Them to- remit Cotton bills 20 cancel their IA
d-tbteiuess 10 Europe, Tor the enormous
Quantities ot Goods recently imported.
BEowN sHEEgINGS ANuSsIEuNGs.-The iu-
uulN has continued moderate. and prices
are fully 2ise lower for all standard Sheet
.nr4. and even az this decline the goods do
H.I t.Il freely, although ID wall be admitted
this alast ~ tot'ous are lower than amy
oth--fahrics On the krt. Prices in gen
,ral arc quite Irregular, bat holders would
NOT hesitate Go meet the market ut a further
colccss. ou BOB rates, rather than allow goods
o. accumulate. To p ices current To-day,
ss e. mFaili with q year ago, present some
startling recruits. Al 40 tune within two
years or more were prices for standard
Sheetings 30 low as al present, although
Cotton al one time leil 90 3aW35c, yet Sheet
Jugs did not fail below 2sc; but to-day, with
Cotton at A3a44c, Sheeungs are selling at
zoe o. 21isc. one year ago standard Sheet
Iugs and New York bleached Muslins sod
a. lhe same price, viz; 52isc, bu, to-day the
latter b. worth 500, aud The former -. We
also present some O. her comparisons which
vail prove interesting.
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In Chanoery at MoMinnville

FEBRUARY RULES, 1850.
Caroline TOwles and Sallie \. Gibbs, compliments,
vs.. Patin Roach Henrietta Roach, Josephine
Roach, and Cha les Roach, defendants.
IN tins cause i appearing to the satisfaction of
the Clerk asd Master, from affidavit that the above
named defendants are nOn-TesIdents o. The state of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served on them: lis therefore ordered that
publication BE- made, Tor four consecutive weeks,
in the Nashville Union, n Newspaper publ shed IN
the city Of Nashville. Tenness es, requiring the said
deiendf nts 10 appear on ms hsst day Of our ueGt
Court, to b. held st McMinnyiile, on the an Mon
day Ia March. 1876, TO plead, answer or dsmur TO
conplsioant-' bll, ostue same " q be taken for con-
lessuI. a. To them, and sci Tor hearing expaIte.
J.. L. MORFUkD, c, 4
f-bgi- WIG BY J. g. BILEs, DC.
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In Chancerv Id McMinnrille.

TEBhUAkl I 300.
R. B. Piles, EXT Of John stuble6eld, decd, com
piainant. vs.. Anu e. stubleieid, Ufora stutlefeid'
Huston and his wife, N-t0Iine, j. C.. stovsn aod his
wife, Dapsallne S.oysii, defendants.
1T appearing t. the satisfaction OF the Clerk and
Master non affidavit, that the above named de-
fendan.s are uOn-residents Oft e Siaie OF Tennessee,
so thai the ordinary process Of law cannotbe served
on them. It's Therefore oTde. ed that publication
he made. for tOur c. nsecuuye weeks, IL the Nash
vile UHiOn, a newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville Tenne-se, rtquring said defendants 10
appear on th- hrst daY a our next Court, u be held
81 McMiunyle, On he Ara Mondsy IN March, 1850,
to pleai. answer or 0emur 20 csmplalnauts bii, OF
the same Will be taken tor coniesse', ss 10 them,
add set for hearing expsIte.
J +. MORFORD, C. Il N.
fab2I-wNa BY J. G. BAEs, d. c.
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n Smith County Court, at Carthage.
FEBRUARY RULEs, lss6.
R. C. Sanders and Horace Oiyer,O
Peuhcn.


IN hs cause, and ON motion Of eomplSiuqpfs
solicitor, ana 10 appearing T. the satisfaction Of the
ClerE, that defendants j. Maelockl 10, Judah ]
hagip'kln, Ruth G. MsClockln, Famine RAaves.
Adslne kesves, jane keaves, and Rhods Reayes.
are non-residents q the State Of Tennessee, and
r~csieeuts OF he S.steof kentucky, 50 thst the or.
dinsy process % law cannot he served upon them.
II D therefore or cred that patlcsh'n be made.
iorioar consecutive weeks, IN the Nashville Union.
a nfwt paper published IN the city Of Nashville
Idre>see, requiring ssd oeiendsn S 70 appear De-
iofe me County Court OF Smuhc ,unty, Tenna. see.
q the Court house IN the Town Of Cadhsge. on the
pst Monday N AFrl next, lSGi then ana there 10
Head, answer or dsmur 10 complainauts' PETITION
on ths same vii be taken for confessed and eel
doEn Ter heaTng expATte, as % them.
Z. W. TURNER,
leozI-Wat Clerk OF Smith County Court
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ANNOUNCEMENTS on CANDIDATEs.
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNtOS OFFIcR,
Nashville, March s, 1866.

NhshNAieJ Alarcu . 1000.
Cotton is duh and prices nominal.
AN the markets sympsthize with the de-
Glue 10 gold, and are lower.
Ihe following are the Wholesale prices
for the chief articles Of merchandise in this
city
AprLEs-S6 0o@s . Dbl.
BAsGISG-JJc per yard.
BALE EoFE-uemp %.
BEfF-Dned 25c per 10.
BAc0s-CIelr sides lsM20c shoulders
IlalGci Sugar cured hams 2jN25c q II.
Country hams 20tG pc
CAsDLEs-Tanow 10 Sc Star 20 ga
per DE-
Cons MEaI-per bush, 81 90.
CHEEsE-hbmburg, 23a24c. per h.
C0fFEE-Frlme RIO. zoo 33c. per h..
FioUE-For best superdne SS 90; extra
family SI1 OO1l2.
FrED-Com IN sacks in store. 9O@95c p
bush, Oats, neH bluclr, IN store, 600 DC y
bush Hay, new Timothy, ha d pressed, $40
0f22 per ton.
HlDls.- Green, O.. p NJ dry flint, 10
@I2e. q D. sheep skins, 5U9s0c. each.
lEHs, by the Ion-Flat Bar, ~ to 6 inch
g. 4 inch, &C. per n Dandy Tire, lL by .
q rs by IS 10 = ineh, &c per H. Band
iron, . 10 o by = 70 5-iG iucb, 7Ac per n /;
Round and square. TO "a inch &c per Ii
Horse Shoe, scrap, assorted sizes, SIC per
3D.. Nail Rod, superior quality, equal To best
awlss, l4}zc per ID Hoop Iron. "a 10 6
inch, sac Por n.
LFArHER-OAk tanned sole leather, Gin
cIEuati, SOC. q n; do. do. country, Acc.
% skirtiug 50G55. y ID harness 4s@45c.
e. % bride per doc. SJ0a5J; upper s4O@
IS. kip skins 94OagO cali skins 9lOa65.
LARb-Flrm, 20OH22c.
LUuBER-tloorIug, per l00O Il SI5 $50,
Rough clear Pine, so 10 $50 Planned Clear
Pine. $50 % 800.
MoLAssKs-ln barrels, S0cgSl % per gal
lou-
Ntus-ss 80 for IOd, l2d, 3 d, 4Od, God,
for iubbuE lots; an advance OF 25c. ior small
Ell lots. Brads and Fencing Nails same
pIices at Nails oi same size. Spikes cut 3
tl6 inches, ~ 90 per keg.
oSloSs-sI@5 per bbl.
SuaAEs-N.u .Sugsr in hhds i6Ill9c.; in
bbls. I9a2Oc; crashed, graduated, and pow
derod 20a2J per ~ Coffee Sugar iJalsc.
sYEUr-Golden ~ ,tOp gal m tzbnls.
SaLr-pvr bbl, Z bushcl bbls, 81 -.
SErus-Iimothy 81 90 e busheli Herds
Grass - Blue Grass 81 Orchard Grass 50
DO. Clover Seed si2 90 = bushcl.
WuIsGY.- Bourbon, puTe.SS OOal, Imitation
50 SOFAS 20; Robertson, pure, &3u4 90, Imita-
tiou ~ 5Oas Common &ecthed - %; APP
pIe end Peach Bcaudies, old S5a3 new IA
90; Irish whisky . 10 CoguHc Brandy,
pure. SI5OU2O; Coguac Brsnuy, domestic,
s.84 30. IurJ aud Sherry Vines s4asi
gnsnpagno Wines a2ja3J.
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New York Dry Goods Market, March
,. ISG6-MaIl Report.

To lemaralizatol ina The Dry Goods trade
.nr..a-ts The protracted lack of conf
Hsaee amoug oltsidc buyers should be no
bod Ger endured by the jobbersi who, 10 test
tb, strength of tie market, marked down
fb.lr rrI..s about the middle Of the week,
b..|-F thereby 20 ascestuln, az the same
aim. how .ar customers could be attracted
and commission agents induced 30 yield.
Dn Wednesday, % iubbIng firm reduced
thrfr stock ol Prints lbut "a few cases at
mas. a.rsc. the effect ut tHIs compare lively
uuIm.urtaus operation was apparent next
I4v IN "a corresponding reduction m Prints
rsI.raUy Uvthc two Lending l]obbers, which,
.r ..fr-.. was FOL owadly the entire { AIDE.
Tf. MARKING SPREAD % cr nearly uildtScrp-
f.rs off cotton Fabrics, the only exceptions
b.,rr az ihe case vt goods specially scarce.
stamford sheeuugs have iaii,n 2'so; hetvy
shusn-a 2u2l.ci Printing tl'jAs, U4A0l,
&C.. Blesehed ehiltugs l@i'-e, aud other
goods su similar proportion. The result OF
... r.r-.. taken DIV thc Iobhers has been
q, bring ugeals BEARER 10 the views oi The
Hryrre side of the market, while % has .o
induced "a considerable amount oi purchasing
by country dealers
Prices. however, have not yet come down
fa the extent demanded by lob5ers and
t#.Ir t.st8Asrs Buyers present as their
uItimatum o. scale Of prices based upon 2oc
f.r .taulatd SheotnPs. Manufacturer say
t9ey cannot coucedc So much, because they
have already reduced prices 60 actual cost,
anal cam make no 1uttLor CONCESSIONS with
.u, I,-s. Ruvers 20 bcy end this reply and
.ret. that goods ought 90 De produced below
r....ut prIce-; that Cotton ls- too high, and
-rs .r1cp IS sustained by the o-ver-sanguluc
ana sY.cu.atIyc purchasesot msuui1eiurers
rHat gyures are too high, ANA ought 30 Zoe
r.Ius. a ina conformity with tho tail m abe
.H. nHAan 80 L."#.AA
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
FrHRuARy RULfs. 1866.
Ma, Ycatman \ Co. aud OH ia

Wood, Yo9tma1 h Co, and OH ma.
". }ongIusl sud Amended Bills
IN tina cause, Il appearing 80 the Clerk and Mas
tr lh~t the reiend8uts Mall da Teal, g.. f. Fssseti,
and vi q EIzt0A h, hiram Teal, Robert Teal, Mar
tha Teal. la,ila Teal, Tolbert 3. Teal and Able
Teal, are non residents o. the Stzte Of Tennessee,
60 that the o%rdiasry p-ocess Of law cannot be served
upon them: Il Is therefore ordered tbat pubhca-
ion be made for four successive weeks, IN the Nash
vile Union, a paper published in the city OF Nash
vile, Tennessee, requiring said defendants to sp-
pear oi The first day e our next term OF Court 10
e. held at the Count house IN McMInnv.le on The
fourth Monisy in March next, 70 answer complain
ant original sud amended II, or the same vii re
taken for confessed ami st for bearing ex parte, as
70 them. J.. +. MOEFORD. CAM.
feblG-wu" By J. c. Buns, d. c.
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No. l61 Broadway, New York,
Announce that ali OF the above list OF goods Will he
cold IoT One Dollar each.
In consequence Of the great stsgnation Of tlade
in the Manufacturing districts Of England, through
The var having ent Oh the supply Of cotton, a large
quantity OF Valuable JeweTy, originally intended
Tor the knghsh market, has been sent Oh for sale
IN this coun ry, AMI must be Sdd al an s1cricsl In.
der these circumstances, ARRaNDALE 4 CO, set
ing AS SCENTS for The principal European MRnuiac
turers, bave resolved upon a great CIT ApyUTi H-
Heent TO be divided according 10 The to.iowrng lugI.
lstiuns:
Ce:uneates OF the various articles are put into en-
velopes iodlscrmlnAtely, sealed up, and wien or
dered, are tREen out without regard 70 choice, snj
sent by msil, thus shONIng no iayoTtsm. Un re.
receipt OF the certificate, yeu viii see what you are
TO have, and then i Is n your option to tend the
dollar snd take the article OF not. Purchase Ts msy
thus obtain = Gold Watch, D,amord Ring, OF auy
set Of JeWeiry on orr list for One Dollar
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Land Sale.

DY virtue Of q decree Of the Chsucery Conrt at
ID Carthage, Tennessea, m the causes Of Van b..
Allen " Jsnes 5. Bradley, et ais; Vim Chambers
vs. James 5 Bradley, &c SIS. Meut Stsnf5rd vs. Jas.
:. Bradley, ct ais; John McClaln, ct ais, vs. James
$ Is adley. et ais, Logan McCarver " James s.
bradley. ct ais; snd A. Moore, for use OH. Righe's
heirs, " MoClarin, e. ais, ] viii sell 20 the highest
oder, on 3 credit OF one snd two years-except
two hundred dollars 70 be paid in cash-atthe Court
house door. n Carhsge, on the 18th dsy Of Febfu-
sry, lS66, = certain Tract Of Land, on which said
defendant Brsdley, now resides in smith county.
Civil District No Z, cOniaining about (5OU Eve hun
bred sores. "a a land lies on the turnpike road
leading from Carthage TO HXon's springs, about one
mite fro n the Inter place. 10 is a splendid farm,
simost entirely enclosed with stone fencing, well
Sater-d snd ilmbered, and in a most desirable To-
ctiliy 81 SIN Oh county. Sad land may be divided
AMI sold IN two or more tracts. if deemed advisable
on TIE day q sale. 5 ID land viii he sold without
the right 81 redemption. Bonds with approsed Sc
cnuty required, and q lien retained for the purchase
money d. h. CAMPBELL c. N.
l~aulg-wft
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H%EADaUAaTEas DEsAsr. - -rnsEausp.

HEADoUAaTERs DEPARr. OF THE CuuRERuNB,l
NASHVILLE, TEsS., July "a, ls63.
Dr. John Bulls agent Mr.. -, has remission
to ship to Nashville, Tenn, = gross or So dozen,
Of Bull s CedTOn BitteIs, for sale 10 sudsrs IN the
srmy only.
to be compiled with strictly.
BY comman Ct MAJ. Gen. Rosecraus.
VIZ. N W1LFz.
Major and Provost Marshal General.
For sale, wholesale sud relai b. BERRY, DE
hOFILLE 4 90, Nashville, Tenn.
OcflT-tu sf ,dtqsrn
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Estrays... Davidson County.

TAKEN UP byJ. F. Hebbett. in Davidson county,
4 oneeOw snd calf The COW il 8 muly, marked
with q crop of each year, and uudernit IN The right;
she Is a red color, With 3 white streak along her
back, shout six years old. Valued n $50.
TAKEN UP By Bob Lewis, eolored. in district
No. Ia one mol e coloFed mars mule, lef pastern
JOINT crooked out, shout 2 or 3 years old. Valued
at $50 ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
feb24-W3tp
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
FEBaUARY RUNS, 1896.

FEBRUARY kUIEs, 1896.
Cyrus BllIngsly Admir-, aad others, compliments.
Us.
Abish erase, Moses POOre and vile Parlia POOre,
- Moore and Elizabeth Moore, Sud the heirs
Of Russell Crane, whose residence Is unknOSn,
and Others, attendants.
IN this cause iJ appearing to the Clerk and Mas.
ter that The above named defendants are non-resi-
dents OF the Ststs OF Tennessee, 80 thst the ord
nary process OF law cannot be served upon them {
Ii IA therefore ordered that publication be made
or four consecutive weeks, 10 the Nashville Union,
\ nswspaper published IN the c'y Of Nashville, Ten
nessee. r quinug said defendants 10 appear on the
first day Of BeXt Court, % be held ST the courthouse
10 McNiinnvilie, on tie fourth Monday 10 Msrch,
lS65 then and there 10 plead, answer or denur 70
comp.alnsnts BIZ, or the same wll be taken for
confessed MS 10 them. an set for hearing ex
parte. }. T. MORFDRD. c. NJ.
fs6l0-4tRe By J. c. Bins, D..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08
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aud iis attend mt train Of symptoms. II acts more
LIKE CHARM than a medicine. There - moth
ing IN the whole range OF Mateua MedIca thst can
or p moment besr a comparison with Ii N this dis
ease.
A fall account OF this wonderful plant msy be
found m the llth edition OF the u. ). DispensatOry
pages 1887 and 1888
A series Of experiments in which lOr. Bull has
been for years engaged, has lust BEEN brought to a
su cessiul termination, aud he is now enabled to
oner 10 the public a combination OF CIsDkON with
other approved tonics, the whole pres eryed 10 the
best quslity OF copper distilled BOurt On Whisky,
which he IL connderthas NJ equal IN he word.
He might furnish a volume oTcertdc aJes, but the
public have long since learned 10 e. Innate surh
every one 10 test for himself the yirttt IS o a new
medicine.