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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

TIA 0esstry. 0en&leRea ssys that On Ok :
pessnenter, J. b. Lawes. Obtained 100 0s.
Of pork, from seven bushels Of corn, or H..
Of pork from n Ms. Of corn the grain vas
ground and uoistsned With wafer before
feeding. Nathan G. Morgan. Of Union
e0prinesf b wetting his 1peGt via Eve tiuss
70 wsIkht IN hot water, and letting it stand
- q 10 boufe tsforc feeding, obtained I
b. Of pork from p ibs. Of corn Doubtless
different sssults would bsobtaiosd iron dif
terent breeds Of swine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

The principal feature Of the Boston anti
slavery meetings, just held, was the adop-
ton of the following resolution-a resolu.
ton urging in no i"d,rss~.s t.-".. tn. jn..
ticc and cxpcdirncy Of an armed uprising
Of the freed negroes Of the South against
the constituted authorities and the white
population generally. We have never
known Of anythng nsose atrocious than this
horrible Indictment to anarchy. The scso.
luton reads ~ follows: een
Resoieef. That deeply sympathisins with
oar colorcd ctixens Tor the outragcs to
which they are subjected st the bands Of
Southern reb~ls, through the completely or
indifference Of the Government, ~ warn
their opponents that the day ID not far dis>
saMt when passive submission will cease 10
be q virtue. an duty and honor will alike
require them. in imilatioa Of ssr hevoiu
tionary Fathers, to assume the defense Of
their own rights, and appeal for their justi-
tication to the intelligence and humanity Of
the civilized wor,a.
Such movement - this does not invite
any notice on party political grounds; be-
cause, insane As some Of the more active
radical politicians may be. they have son,s
saving virtue which takes the shape Of .
dread Of utter pcrdition. The latest phase
Of the anti>s'avery programme. therefore,
has only 20 be regarded in social and hu~
mani'arian aspect. And, viewed in that
ASPECT, il is impossible for any thoughtful
friend Of the black race not 10 feel alarme,
at this latest development Of ncgrophilism.
Il would be simply characterized - mad
meas, if Il were not that il suggests, and
persdscnture, forcshadows the most awful
realities. De these professional philanthro
Pisss know what doom they are preparing
for the aeesOss in advising them 70 siss
against the Government DO they think
Tor one neAsnt shss there 10 any parallel
between the stases Of the newly freed n.
9soss and the glorious tacs Of indenendenN
eolouists Who founded thc Ameriesn IN.
ernmeoe?
Do sAsy reckon what d the S,eu,0e,se.
Of . war - saess-a ~ uhieA u this -.
veuld esar ~ tAs sav11e character Of Z ~.
We tnsusrstsion, ending sinply 10 he sen>
plsts aad 0pal annihilaSion Of ~ i.esfSee
Iaesl PAi0ips and bis . ,mradss az eeine
~ n. They Vim bring abeoe 01s6 ! =.
neatea aGaines H. s0ancipaAoa ice . ~
have Mt drt14sd Of, II thsy ds'Aca, ueeH-
wAile. kinds damo q aasreAy which vill
|aveove ~ aasiea anev = Z 1svaeloaine
Dfvil oouoioG-Neo ia 7ImaA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09
To Kssr T,les On WnEsLs.-Hear what .
pgaaeieal ~ 6avsae the subject:

.Te Kssr T,les On WnssLs.-Hear what .
pgaaeleel oae 0avsGo the subject:
~ ironed wsgen ono year ago for my
own use, aud before putting on the tires
filled the felloes With linsecd oil and the
I res have worn out and we're never loose.
ironcd buggy for ny own use several
years ago, and the tires are now Is tight -
when put on. Ny method Of filling the
fellocs with oil h % follows: use long
cast>iron beatcr, made for the purpose. The
oil is brorg ht to boiling heat, the wheel is
placed on stick SO as to hang in oil each
f~llee, an hour for . common sized felloe.
The timbe. should be dry. As green timber
will not take in oil Care should be taken
Il q the nil ~ no hester than boiling heat.
IN order that the timber Be not burnt Tim
Der filled with oil 10 not susceptible to va
VI, end the timber b much more durable.
Vas AMUSED some years ago, when ted
The hlaeksn,th hov To keep. The tire tight
on Whsels. ~ his telling me that Il vas .
pe,6tabls business 10 tighten tires. and the
1agqDupetsr viii ssy tlnt + is Drs6tabls to
him - make and repair wheels; but what
win the farmer who supporta the wheeh
egipht 49, smith, ny--Nss YSet Ceaeh.
maEsr's 1aoasiss. 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

Such - suit ysur oen1isieS. Is you have
hills put the Aes1n06 on~tdesn. n you
have hills almost stsril and inaccessible.
Ne littls PAslars will 6ud their way over
Vhsm, and ssppost thsmsslsss. They will
do this whore other sheep would die out
rieht. They will stand bad weather, will
RAJ thsir yeurs veil Gill, let alone. sup
port thsnsslvss, but with GOOD treatment
viii do better.
The rich, level plains are the place fer
The large, long wosled sheep. These are
e,sssly allaed. IN keeping. to cattle. They
ere large. and require eare and good feed.
A lev only sh.uld b kept together. -
they will not herd and thrive - the 1S>
sinos. TIE Hssiaoe VIII mt only do 10
scraabls up asl dsvn The hills, ~ they
are great wslters-s trick they got 10
0pais, thslr native eosatsy. They viii.
therefore, bear 70 b. dsivea, ct even gseai
distances. But ~ % with The, 4ntten
sheep. They reqsiss nursjse and 60 q.
teutieo-ani then thsy will thrive bsyosd
Vhst the Rholer o. Ip(1o1Ade will II. Dnt
osetsW cost u III ul11a reliance With
these. The Sosth Downs are The beet.
.Whsse nsss qaolily If ueae 10 cooeesne4 ;
but fes weight Of carcass and profit III
Esiess>sss 81 Obtswolds, With thsis essso-
=. tn Oaf4r1shtsss a1d. Shfbp1higes, aod
The Henpshjrs Devns, sss preferred.
sfhoA ~ the ~ Kinds Of sheep. 70 -
used - oceosiQp q cireamstspoes (As ~
have ihdfeAtsdJ my fequirc: W. ~ tar
dy II getting shsep IN the West. This y
at loss u -. Sheep will net only giva
vasisiy to our farming, but add 70 The pref
IL 80 keep ~ oeA fseo dstssiesa4iag.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

CURE YOURSELF!
ID. BAKBRS SPECIFIC.

This Medicine vim cure 0ouserhe,. ole.t.
Structure, Seminal Weakness q apessss
atessAso, Cberdee, Diseases q ~ IA
ssys end Bladder, aad a Diseases q
~ esgeal Oeuoa4 eqno44 b. Ceataetoa
q Weokqeso ef dtbse 0e1, Na1eo g
rSOo1oa ) N7.ss sgSs@ 8 HI f3i %
fhs slegenA peIslsr I'D inlallilla pfepts-
e1so - Prlvooe DlDsaDso, = neW0 05so1o thoo{l
eloogd - WAnnAnsne - oUnD eli dioeas1o efehe
0easoes Osgaae u ehhss ssx, na1e q 1oooD4 b
. ~ Savs. -
p. n. NJ. ! srse'ns. :
@ 6pslsssssfhss S3rSiiy' Sist2n esSESi
vneneses eeaoAhS ~ abasal - s1egssivs H.
g ssclgssc = veisa Z ~ 70 isesfsl pf.ys'sse II
Dr. Dalksess opecane.
Z 2 srss. hs:lias. pasisy,.s sd sslf.s.rl.s
Vita this great msdiei1s 80 en- Cunp Ypcnp
49,. end svsid I'll sAasee q expsesrs and mia
By sgserast, peetsnding doctors. q
Dr. Bakers lntecsaon. !
n. B.-in easss o. 3uberrhea elect and site.
turs, d.. Dakrr's Isiestion 3 ressnmen1ed
10 b used In sosjuaestsn with he epsciae. = 4
materially aids h subduing tks .iHnem1aaion
and stopping the dischafgs. Bolh ~ recom.
meadee - - ussd = these eoopAaints.
HAtreatiss On sexual diseases ealled tho
sOelf Inle1uetof," acee0paaiss soeA bottle ~
ff3es-Dr. Bakers sp.e,ae 3, 80 per Sst,,..
fries-pr. Beksf's isjsseiss, 81 ~ ION.
rries-Aals injsetiAe Hyrinee, % esets; Re-
sale l1jocting Syringe, % cee1s, ~
80 Z 8s5rsis 9 = ps1s sIsAs ehstsy q !
ssesipe e .oScy sd tvsss .svs essss saaisihal
kspsrs& "a Ga s. b. f.SIerERLY .
-. Ne. - Noe1A gtsA 1SeseaA - hsniA 10.
Nd q their hsoAeh stere, ~ uodieoa S. or
Daes. m. Fer sels b. Dragsis1e eeAsf1ly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

From kv. ". D. SsiovnisD, Pastor Of The 18th
Bsptt Churcn.
Philsdeiphia, December ssth, 1e6S.
nesb. Jones 1 Evans-0eutlemen II have
rscena been labosins under the disstsssihg ef-
fects iisdigsstson, accompanied ~ , proeefo-
tioa dhe nsrvoas system. Eumsfone rene.
djes. Vre reosomended ~ friends, and come Of
them sted, but without relief. Yoaf Hoo6Anf'e
Germ Bitiess were recomneded BY persons
wno btried them, and whose fagofabls men
ton die Bitters tnduced me to w them.
must .afess that lhaA IN aysfssen 10 Patent
Nedsees. ilum he ''thevsand ard one" qnsck
s.i1ltss, q whose ohly aim sseas - - y pslm
le9swesasd and dtsggea ltqspr spsa ths cem.
munis h Z ny wy; md the tsa1sa1y ofwhich.
1 fsara 70 nske MANY aeondrned afuakafd.-
upoa hfair4 thai yours was really msdiein-
Il pesosaeis1 took il with happy e1bet. IL
eeSienese pdy upss the s1onsch, bat npea the
ruesvsa syelln, was promo end esalitjing.
M ~ I hes derived gfssa - pafnsasst
hsS1asfvn be use u 80 bsttlsA
esy respectfully ystte
~. D sEnfkJED. No Isl Shssksnsxsa ~
.s-y LII .'
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09


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n. ~. ~ impufe stais offSs hiood, vis:
49, =
Sesess.a, g A' y. st;n. nrySssse. Ch,os.
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mausms yepsy of ss, .S..:.
C....sf rN.i;s;t~ al Chronic O;seases
.nd al n;.e.... arising from the use q
mercury. 80 50
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

EHUD - ~ BvS1
- q a .Sa,e.eAa. a. 1AaA 01Hhan n 80
y. sscS - E1osoht s 1f3e post
~. rsssss NJ "a & ~ haoaisne
49, NJ - enippine ossShaa1e besa
- n. 49, this nsrkss vov)a Raye a.
Ss.sss 4 ss.siasrnhle ovsstitv u Yruneh
~ r.sissS fieur. ftoe which ~ 1selsrs
.,s.1 - rseIissd : vssy salisfsceosy
s.sssia. Me- = this ~. WiAhia ~
~ ID. 900 bushsls sfAmsriean vhsat hos
s.4u,nei % ~ iko0 Tie worehouseo e Liv.
.ssc"i Il sold for q mr. bashe). which
..Itt.d a pr st Of IS eents per busbel over
The Liverpool market price. The sane
ousatity Of wheat cells for e2.76 in this
market.
This il the 6rst iustsncs OF the iupeeta>
ton Of fiour ana wheat into this country
snc lsa7 That v.s : uer;od Of eeosr,l in,
w.s;.. "a ert,.v.c.ree' snscnisaion ~
rs~rsss uacss ,,os,sv sI.onnded .eveevbodv
-. IN. ~ - ,,ch hv some o,hes means
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

{. E. 4. s. II - 6. ~
- e - "a. 49,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

WORM sEEIse.-The Panorama Of New
York City, showing Al miles Of the Empire
City; painted on IS 600 feet Of canvass, and
weighing 1859 pounds, giveslts FIRST exhi-
bition here, at Odd Fellow Hall, New
Theatre), this afternoon at O'Clock, and
continues this evening, to morrow after
noon and evening, and all next week. The
Cincinnati Enquirer says, eve have seen q
large variety Of psnOramas, but have wit
messed none that can compare with this in
point Of artistic beauty and finish, and cor
rectness Of detail. Il lie the most correct
painting Of the kind that we know Of, and
as tbs canvass is unrolled before US, we can
almost fancy we are travelling the city'i
busy streets and mingling in the surging
tide Of humanity, which has been so faith
fully delineated. Buildings, signs, apple
women in the streets, psddiers Of various
kinds, the rich in gorgeous dress, the poor
in humble gsrb, are all pictured before us
with all their distinctive characteristics and
the greatest originality" The st. Louii
papers state that City thousand personi
visited the panorama Of New York city du'
ring the four weeks il was on exhibition il
that city.
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Another Guerrilla Captured.
A second one Wounded.

Il is pretty well known TO the country at
large, that everybody in Tennessee is cheer
fully acquiescitg in the result Of the war,
and that all are anxious for peace and har-
mony, except q small gang--Esy from
twelve to twenty-undsr the lead Of Harp
or, who have been infestfng Robertson and
the adjoining counties. OF the barbsrities
Of these men, We hsve given frequent Illus
tratiOns, recently; but the career Of the
gang appears 10 be approaching its termin-
alton, as one after another has recently been
captured, and placed in charge either Of the
civil or the military authorities.
By gentlemen just from Charlotte we
learn that on day before yesterday Capt.
Reynolds, late Of the lOth Tennessee In
fantry, was walking along the streets Of that
town when he ssWs man named Bergman,
and a companion, both members Of Hsrper's
gang, and, procuring the aid of two citizens,
he started in pursuit just after they had
left. A little distance from the town the
guerrillas were overtaken, when several
shots were fred, and both Of them were
wounded. Bergman was unable To escape,
but his companion succeeded in getting
away, though he was badly wounded.
Bergman was placed in the Charlotte
jail, but viii be removed to Nashville and
turned over to the military authorities as
soon Is his wounds will permit.
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MARKETS.
LBy Telegraph.

CIScISSAri, April 10
Flour opened active but closed dull. Prices un-
changed. superine 81 50s7 IS; Extra ssgs 50;
Family 81 5OglOi Fancy Slz Is.
Wheat dun and prices nominal; No. new Red 50
1902 % Old do. 81 1922 %; choice do 81 4os2 60
Corn firm and in good demand at &c in elevator.
and 6li65c IN graneries.
Oats hrmeri s6s37c for No.2 AO642c for No. l.
Rye 70sI5c.
EWhisky in better demand at 81 %
Mess Pork held more firm at SIS 1925, with
small sales.
Lard held at ls1le for city, with demand at lsl<
from NeW Yo4k.
Bulk Meats 10 - and Il1z for Shoulders, Sides
and clear sidesi l51lsIy5l for Hams. Bacon firm
at 125zalg<.
Groceries steady.
Sold l2G9l2g34.
ST. LoUrs. April 1s.
Flour more active. Wheat active and better; 81
75sl 90 for prime; 81 5oa2 Is forchoice.
Corn firm, G9s7Oc.
Po. X advanced 2s}Sc- Bacon clear sidesICc
Whisky dun stgI.
LoursvILIE, April 70.
Leaf tobacco quiet and stead; sales Is2 hhds;
bright Ky leaf Sis, snd Virginia SEQ.
Mess Pork SIS.
Bacon Shoulders 12e; eleGrsides Ice; suflr-eurod
Hams &c.
Lard Is in tieFces.
Flour. superhne 2 e.
Whisky p.
Nrw TosE. April u.
Cotton dnu ard heavy 37s FOR middlng.
Flour opened quis eqtrs State 81 75ss &c; RE
| o s. IS.
whisky s. 2Ga2 q.
Western Wheat hrm with United inquiry.
Corn irm At sza sc unsoundi and Sc sc sound.
Oats easier s3a50e
Money quiet and easy At at 5 per ceTt.
Beef Hans stssdy At sssssc. Bacon quiet
Lardhrm 8; lsalsc.
Butter dun &c.
cod frmer. opening At ~. advancing 70 sse. de
Chang 70 a53so closing at rs,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

PILEs, FIsrvLA FissUKEs, srHorUEEs, &c.
DR.. !. A. Clopton, Of Huntsville, Ala, may
be consulted in Nashville, at the City Hotel,
on the 2Oth, 2lst, 22d, Esd, 24th, 25th inst.
He guarantees to cure the worst cases in
the State. Refers to the most respectable
gentlemen Of the Medical profession.
Special attention given TO diseases OF
females. [sprls-a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

DEars OF An OLD CITIzES.-Ws learn that
DR.. Lynch, an old, wealthy, and highly
respected citizen Of Montgomery county
died at his residence, on the l4th inst He
was formerly a resident Of South Carolins
but removed 10 his late residence many
years since.
Probably there are few men in The Wori'
who have suffered as much as he has. Fol
twenty-five or thirty years be has been con-
fined to bis bed. He has some relatives
and many friends, in this vicinity.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press Of this
city, we know Of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the NASH
vele DAILY Union:
cat a period like the present, when our
city is filled to overlooking with transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, il is proper that
the means Of cure should be Of ready ac-
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them to avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men Who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools of the profession
of Medicine, and been successful in prac-
tice Of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence ii they have given their atten-
ton exclusively TO one branch Of the pro-
fession, aud made themselves masters of it,
they have still more right to expect sup
port, more particularly II they have afford
ed proof Of their ability TO cure. To this
latter class belongs DIR. L. L. COLEMAN,
who, in his speciality, has been a beneiactor
10 the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as q safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our office,
relieving those afflicted with
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

The LAST 0rPoRTUSHY-The Poznanski
troupe will give their last evening concert
tonight at the Masonic Hall. Their season
here has been a grand success, both artist
ieally and pecuniarily.
We hope they will be induced to give q
day entertainment on Saturday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

FoUSD DEAD.-We learn from q gentle
man living in North Edgeheld, that the
body Of an unknown man was found in the
old Government Barracks in that place.
He was shot through the head, and it was
supposed be was shot from the outside Of
Che building, as there was bullet hole
through the wall Of the building. Itissup-
posed that he was laying down at the time
he was shot. There was q revolver found
by his side, loaded, and memorandum
book found on his person with his name in
it. We did not learn his name.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

CHlNFAGNE.-W. II. steadman & Bros 4,
Cherry street, have just received, by direct
importation, hfty cases Of Cre~e des Cham
pagues. We had the pleasure Of sampling
1t yesterday, and must say that it is a deli
cious article. The stsadmans make Il a
point 10 have the cream Of everything
sAont aud, in this instance, they have
gone even little beyond themselves.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

Old THEATRE.-To-night Mr.. Flynn, the
energetic manager Of this institution, will
take q bszsft. Mr.. +. is so well known,
tibet there cannot exist shadow of q doubt
Of the fact that his benefit will be one
worthy Of him.
"Lucille," and the "Young Widow" will
be presented, with the whole strength of
the company.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

AREEsTED.-Joe, the negro who killed PA
Donivan, at Bowling Green, last Thursday
night, was yesterday arrested in this city
by Cavitt's detectives. He came here i'm
mediatsly after the murder, and soon re-
yeAled it 10 certain Of his comrades, telling
them that he only got q dollar and hall
and q watch for his trouble. The watch
Yves found on his person and is now in pos
session Of the authorities.
Wepublished the particulars Of the MUIR
der last Tuesday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for speer's Wine. Il is an edmirs-
bic article, used in hospitals and 6y the
6rst-elass families in Paris, London and
Neg York in preference 70 old port vine.
Ii il well worth q trial, and gives great
ratisfnrtiou. [decsl -tst&weoNiy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

MEDICAL AssoCIA TIoS.-The American
Medical Association meets in Baltimore on
Tuesday, the first day Of May. Arrange
ments have been made with the different
Rail Road lines TO pass delegates on half
fare
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from distance, VIC
may be afflicted with any private disease
are particularly requested 70 read ne az "a
1919 & 1't given in this paper q 1T
N' Is,in D5s'!nsehssEy, Eo. 5 peadsgiek street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

We are indebted to Ed. willard, Union
street, for she New York Ledger, Flag Of
our Union, aud the latest Louisville and
Cincinnati dailies. lie has received ali the
Weeklies and Monthlies now due.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and WiHdos0 Shades,
comprising al styles and qualities, in store
aud for sale by MEHRIrT 4 HmL,
A. Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhs.u Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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SELF LhnEe.

This vice, which il never prActiesd Il
The presence Of any one, has proved thl
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the nobiesi
and most talented young men that ovsl
gave tongue 10 eloquenoe or pen 10 song
Il has destroyed health blasted The eonsti.
tution, and ducsd the miserable victim /,
q living skeleton. Nor are These ita hns,
and fAtal effects in lie pains are scattered
Tie ruins Of reason, The most mslA1eholJ
usht tAAt can mees mortal eyes, To -
cured permanensiy Of this aHietion. call o.
Dr. Coiemans No. % North ChsrTy stroet
q eaeEuoa him By letter, Bez sea, SSH
villss Tsna. fs61s-a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

BULLARD's PANORANL. - This beautiful
view Of New York city will be exhibited at
the odd Fellows Hall, New Theatre,) this
afternoon and tonight, and Saturday after
noon and night.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20

GovERSNESr sALE.-Maior Wills this day
sells at public auction q large number Of
cauldrons, cooking rangers, desks, tables
etc. See advertisement.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20
CITY NEWS.

STATE MEDICAL socIETY.-The State Medi-
cal Society viii meet this morning at
the Episcopal Reading Rooms, corner Of
Church and Vine streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20
In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
MAEcu RULrs, Is18.

Henry ". Reborn,
". Amended and Supplemental Cross BIZ.
y Ward 81 ais.
IN this cause. it appearing % The Clerk ana Maa-
Ter thai defentaur, r. u. Allison, Is beyond the
lin.ts q the susie or Tennessee, and keeus him
self 20 out a. the jurisdiction q ths court that me
Ordinary pfoee'- 70 - eann.i o. .erred upon EIu
% BE- theretora ordered that uu1i.aston b. made
for i1ur successiTa week. ID the Nashville Uu.nu.
s newspaper published ia The city Of Nashville.
Tennessee, requiring saId defendant % arnsal
before the ClerE snd Master az once n Cartiaga
90 cr heiore MaT Eules and snsger slid cross tl.I
Or che same oil BE- taken for confessed aad -et ~.
hearing eE parte, a. ~ him.
msr1l-uit .. II. CAMPBELL. Gam.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20
In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
MARCH RULEs. Isss
aalAla. " AaHIAAlu - a-1
w. AMENDED AMI Supplemented BIZ.

james ". Denny. e AIS
Amended AMI Supplemental Bill.
John n. Rolling e sis.
Is this cslae, lt appearing % The Clerk and Mas
Ger that The defendant Nm scott isa uau-res..ieut
o. he state q Tennessee, % thaf TIE ordinary
pr ee=g Of law canu0t b. served upon hIm. Do Il
Therefore oFCr cred tfaf uuhliaaton b. made OF four
successive HceEs. in t1a Nashville union, q neurs-
49, reluirns aid defendsut 10 aunasr ~ taa nart
term 81 the Cnaucery CouFt o. arnIfr -aunfr. e
aa-s ID CsrthnEa on or hrfsra n 49, Wrrli.r al
au1a. iaaa. % ulaHer con piainEnsa aruenlnf AMI
suTi1aeula ui- or ne same all - taka1 for con
tsssed - % lam and SO iur hearing - paFie
maf1i 80 oh. CAMPBELL g a d.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-20
1866.

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Shire, Mict Mirror.
a. See "C0sIAR's advertisement above.