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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-21
Marshals Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ OF q IA, TO me directed, from
ID the Circuit Court Of United States, for the Md
aI- Il-tlst OF Tennessee, issue 1T its October
&C. az, 1850. 4 viii on saturday, the 18th day Of Aprl,
1866, CONNIE lcIuE NJ 10 O'Clock y m, sell at Public
Aucuon, g. The highest bidder, Tor cash in hand, at
She Court h1u eaoo Iu Nashville, Davidson county
al the IIglt. ude, interest, claim ana estate which
j. h. ntuW has M AID 10 the following described
real estate, VIZ A certun tract or parcel OF Land
sItuated, lying aud being M The county Of Maury,
State u Tennessee, on the South side OF Duck river,
and on the waters OF Lite Bigby creek, beginning
one pole Fast Of the creek at Sycamore thence
North - degrees, West 81 poles 20 a stake; thence
Wet l5i poles 30 a stake, oak, ash aud elm pom eIsi
tlrncs south l3 poles 20 = stake and d gWo-d 10
Elm sod black y tluut. thence North 8 degrees, West
E3 poles % X box elder thence North II degrees,
Mystau poles b an ASH thence % the beginning
cuualmug 100 .uI hoUud- l57 acres. more or less, 10
ssy.ty An execution against -ud Pillow aud W. j..
Dale. and 10 t8vJr Ct Cochran q Co
usrU vat h. R GLASGOW, N. M 4.
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AhhANDALR d CO., Manufacturers Agents
No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that ali of the above list OF goods viii bo
sold Tor One Dollar each.
In consequence Of the great staenstion OF trade
IA the manufacturing districts Of England, through
the war having cut on the supply Of cotton, a large
quantity Of Valuable JewelTy, originally intended
for the English market, has been sent OF for sale
IN this country, and must be sod al anu sacrife! 10,
ing as agents for the principal European Manulac.
turers, have resolved upon a CREST GIFT AppOTtin.
meat to be divided according to the following regu.
latlons:
Certificates Of the various articles are put into en-.
VelOpes Indlscrminately, sealed up, and when or.
dered, are taken out without regard to choice, and
sent by mail, thus showing no ISYoritIsm. On re.
receipt OF the certificate, you will see what you are
to have, and then II Is &C your option to send the
dollar and take the artlcle or not. Purchasers may
thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or auY
SET of IaAaIrY on onr list for One Dollar
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AAE AaANAAAaN
Th.rs were additional drafts on Saturday
- ot the United States Treasury,
.ro,ntur 90 s40O, 600. These were chiefly
ri .,urtrV hanks, which checked against
nor DOM sit, lu TINS city. The immediate
4e-uIt was d larger supply "i eAchauEe' sew
email of the banks needing currency, anu it
80 b.urht by dealers as low us par. All
a.. b.u..s wg.e rec druwcrs al liz prem.
Exchanged now beng made To a cohaio'4
abIe extent, by the sale ol uui'g1 S''.N' pa
ruuues. the price having rea'hea d punt
.b8t affords a iair profit 10 holders
The most atrikiug feature oi the hafhe'
ys Il decline an COLA, lu the Lace OF the ue-
f4sf of the loan bah. The irlenas ol 'ht'
1900. rtimated that "a failure 60 pass ID
would reud gold up 90 l4V. me result
E-a.ysr wnsa decline OF "a per cent, The
cIasIur rate beng 1895, against lois ill'
5av. The mas have resulted ln ptI'' li'u'
tbe fact that the ball ls not hualiy d'sPo'ea
.f and That its success to-say1 on O. motion
r--,,.05er b. possible, NJ not probable.
The vote on Friday night was SO 'lHSe' aN"
Az. number OF absrutees SO great, mat ~ BE-
Ia,rIf a., t,ll what the result oi another
vote NAV be-. But aside from thls' 'heTe i
al rr,.,ut 40 bull side % the market anu,
consequently, no speculative aeihAh9' ana
fHe current supply is m excess v' 'u' "'
msgd Tor customs, when, win 'h' 'A''I
H..r eff d very limited tNl|N
.rfr. rar fuud tur 80. 10 ls also observed
fEait asrs ives. gu the 10th inst, 81 officially
reported. So. $685. 2l ga com lu the lreasu.
~, uoiu. thstuudiug the sale oi sl'''oV' vov
EytHp Secretary two weeks ago Nu oi ne
ire M lad OF May, the Treasury viii DIS.
I.r.c $4,000 .uUu la payment yi the '--a
COUPONS. Thts viii leave CA hand over
as.. J6u. 900. exclusive oi the amount 'ha'
Mi be- received hom customs within ine
Utxt .N weeks. With this power ma lh'
UauF.af tbe Secretary oi the Treasury, who
. know ta believe 90 essential % the Gov
.rumrBt credit abroad 10 keep the premium
,D .aId down. d wtll Uc difficult 90 get zap O.
.Ur.aIatrye combination Tor % rise. That uu
,l.r W.ll be- made in this direction, how
ever. i the way should be found ear %.
,auarrzsl mel obstacles, Dr. quite TTu1sbie
Iat Che undertaking, as wc have seen' ""uta
ttaIi out with che odds largely against lt
The closing quotations lu cur market Saiuf-
day afternoon. were 1901 buying Hud 1907
arliuE. Ne quote exchange hud cl.u as
follows
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In Chancery at McMinnville.
RULES, 1850.

RULES, 1850.
Lewis Faulkner, and others, Compliments,
vs. {. Bill
The heirs Of John UOokey, their names unkDom
Mary Cobb and her chlldr, I, their names u aEnovg1
to complainant, Isaac Oookey, Richard Cookey
and John Webb and MS wife, Ann. forfosyIy A.
CJokey, defendants.
1T appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clark and
Master, rom affidavit, thst the above paued ~.
fendsnts are non residents OF the S1ta OF Tennes.
see, so that tne ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon them: Il is therefor ordered h 81 n,b.
hcsuon be made, for four consecutive weeks. In ~
Nashville Union. a newspaper peblished M the CIV
Of Nashville, requiring sad defendants to sppear
oo the hrst dsy OF our next Court to held M No
Minnvlle, on the 4th Mon isy IN March. Isgf. n
P.ead, answer or demur to con. plainants' bill. or he
same viii be taken for confessed, ss to then. nj
set fog hearing exparts.
LE, MORFORD, GAM.
ieo-f WIZ By J. C. BuHs, b. e.
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No. 263.

NOR sALE-BUENA VISTA sPRINGs-l3L
il Acres; che SMALL Frame Bmiding Of two rooms
EGcea IN order; THREE SULPHUR SPRINGS
White, Red, and Bla"ki Two FreestoRs Springs.
C5s cisteru on the oil 093 feet front on the Buena
Vista Pike; the entire plst n about square. Or
The 1871 acres are found hill, glen, bower, recess
rocks 10 hold rel el preciplcs, fat, sprngs, creek
and q romantic DIVE Tbs picturesque WstarIns
Pisce, IN possession Of the rght man, can be made
the most att rsctiV 70 summer resort about Nashville
sad being only IA miles fIOm the city, is eaalJ
reached BY private conveyance, and no doubt BE-.
fore many months vii be accessible By Street Rail
road Pncs to.5lO, On easy terms. Apply 70
L. O.. BCOVEL, Rssl Estate agent
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IN Chaucery at McMinnyille
FEBRUARY RULES, ls6i.

James ". Miller, complainant,
vs.. Al 1911.
John Stsa1Tt. defendant.
rs this cause O. appearing 90 fla satisfaction Of
she C'grb ynt Master from shiaDL, thar defendant
-rrsVrt is r. non resident oi the Stale OF Tennessee.
so that the orlInsTY process Of las cannot be served
upon nams Itis therefore ordered that Publication
Hf INSIDE. Tor .our consecutive weeks, ia the Nash
vile Union 81 newspaper pGb'Ished m the city OF
Nashville, tennessee, requiring the ssIi defendant
la appt9T gu the first day Of our next Court, 10 Ae
Hs'I 5t Mu3Iuuylie, on the an Monday ia Marck,
isHt, Oh Ulosdt an wer or demur 10 complainant
of. Or che same will he taken Tor confessed, ~ 20
chem. AMI SET ior hearing exparte
J. r. MORFORD. c. &M.
tuh-l-Wf. ky J.. G. BrJEs, u. c.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
FEBRUARY RULES lsss

Nancy p Bradley, by &c, vs. Jas. 5. Bradley. ct ais.
IN ths cause, t appearing 90 he satisfaction Of
or The 1erA End Master Inst the def sndant Lassn
h. McDsrNer S q non resident OF he stsfe Of
lenhe>sec, 30 tlsi the urdl1ary process Of Law.
cannot De served upon him lt 4 Therefore on.
derei that publication be made Tor tour consecutve
week. 90 tlv Nashville Union, q neEsparer puh-
lshet IN The ely tf Nashville. renueszaa. reaulr.
AAduo-otsnts O. sp9ear al The nextterm oitbe
q usntrN Court az smith county, 10 he he'd st he
Court house o. Carthage, IN the third Monday In
August $50. then snd there O. plead. snsper or
isusur 90 Cumpls.uauuS' bN, or The same viii h
ussu nr confessed aad set or hearing exparte, a.
u hm. Oh CAMPBELL. CAM.
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Estrsys.--- Davidson County

UAkEN Up tyJ.F Hebbsu in Davidson county,
Il cneccW snd cali The COW = 8 mnly, marke
With acrop on each year, and underht in he nehr
shc p . red color, with awhile stresk along her
bach, sh1utE1 yesrs Old. NNued Al SIS.
TAKEN Up by Bob Lewis, colorea, in district
No, la, one more coiored mare mule, len pssteu
crooked Cui, shout : or syesfs old. Valued
stst9 ALEX hepANIEL Ranger,
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BOOK BINDING AND RULING

We respectfully invite a liberal patron
age, knowing that our style Of workman
ship eannot be excelled, or our terms CON-
psted with.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee
5. D. Gooirsstuge, Admir- Of Harms hatcher decd
VS. AT. BIZ.

"tInNl.NA Taylor.
INth.s cause 20 sUpearnr 10 the Clerk s Master.
from ccup. gu>nJ- iea, shIch Is -sorn 90. that de-
aadsut IsY.oriz n uon-re-fd=nt Of The Ststa "a
Tennessee. 60 that TIE orfinsry process. OF law can.
NOT De- served upon hm. 20 b. therefore ordered
i1si publication b. made, tor four succe .siye weeks.
I'm tEa Nashville Dulon, a paper published IN ~
gty 0f Nashville, requiring SAID aefsndgaf 10 spussr
T tIe next terra 81 the ChsGcery Court for Oyertnu
county. as Livingston, Tenn on the Isl Mouoay oi
Angus ls.6, ard plead, susser or demur COM
rluunls hI, or the same vii b. taken for con-
ie-srd and set TOY hearing ca paria.
tFh.Hwft J. M. WRIGHT q
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In Chancery at McMinnyille.
FEBRUARY RULES. 1856.

Caroline Tosles and ssuie N. Gibbs, complainsuts.
v. fatn Roach. Henrietta Roach, Josephine
Roach, snd Charles Roach, defendants.
IN this cause It appearing 10 the sansfse5on a
the Clerk asd Master, from affidavit that the aboss
named defendants are nOn-residents OF the etata ~
Tennessee, 30 that the ordinary process OF law can.
Dot Be served on them: Il IL I therefore ordered thst
publication be made, Tor four consecutive sssks.
ii the Nashville Union, q Newspaper published 10
the cityOf Nashville, TENNESSEE, requiring The sad
defendants 70 sppear on the first gay Of cur next
Court, % b held al McMinnviile, on the 4h Mon
dsy IN March. 1856, to plead. answer OF dsmur 10
complanznt=' blf, or the came " d Be taken bT con
fessed, as 70 them, and set for hearing eKpsIts.
J. +. MORFORD, &, Am.
ieoZl-SAN By j. G. BILEs, b.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-21
No. 266.

NOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE IN Edgshsld o
II . food rooms,i lot 601iI0, third house on Gala
an P,Es. Pnee E,s0O-N,50 cash balance II oBs
year interest sud Len. Apply 10
d. @. sCOYEL, Resi- Estate Agent.
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES, 1855.
R. J. Hovord etals,
ys} Ongiaal b !.

vs. Ougizal b L.
John y. andrews, et Ss-
On molten Of coinpisinsnts. bY their solicitor.
sud tt appearing 10 he sa.isscuon q the Clerk sud
Master, bom IN sdegs ION IN eompia nsnrs bil
that the delendsnts James aud Peyton TAYLOR.
srshols isiehsrt and her husoSnd Etheibsrt lgle-
IT Is Therefore ordered that publiosfion be made
for four Consecutive weeks in The Nashville Upion.
= newspaper published IN the city Of Nashville. r..
curing the saa deiendAns 70 sppear 81 the next
term Of the ChsncerF Count 70 be held for re-
county % Perry, a. the courthouse 10 the town Of
Lndea, on the first Thursdsy . ter the first Mon
dsy 10 April nexi, then snd there 70 enter their de-
ience to complainant sel, or the same win BE- Ia
kez Tor confessed, and SET for hesriag ex psre IS
tothem. X N. THOMAS, DAM.
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The money market exhibited no new
festure. The demand Tor discounts Was uut
pressing. but it was Iu excess Oi the supply
If currency, and the market worked close.
Rates of Interest were firm 90 luNl2 per
cent. iu the regular way, d l'lsls Tor
Ialr names, iu tbe open market.
The movements Iu trade circles are stul
INSIDE with great caution The gold baIoWc-
rrI s watched closely, aud as tlr prices 80
up 0r down, a corresponding bgo, aucy ~
depression D. observable boz the markets lor
merchandise. Flour Is Ia lghtdvmaud, and
u the absence of any shipping margin 90
the Eastern markets, the trade IS couiueI
o. home consumers and nlilug southern ore
Iers. The best grades ol wheat are stll iu
good demand, but inferior qualities are neg
l,etoI. Corn D. held very urm, but buyers
have nos c0t their views up o. prices at
which holders wall sell freely. Oats are m
light supply, aud an advance Of lie per bUsh
be- asked 90 both No. sud No. . There be-
very little inquiry Tor rye Barley s uUni-
ual 81 the auotutious. Whisky continues
very DUH, but prices are firmly maIntsiucd
There De- nos much cotton offered below SIC
ior miglHus, but the transactions which
are small and c5uiUeI 60 the lower grades.
are made Uu the basis 81 Soc ior mldJhug.
Clover seed ls lobbIug NJ - 1905 80 per
Lushci iur prime, bus refund lats wl4l not
bring over - -. Groceries and dry goods
are more active than any other cumIuodlues.
aud, considering the state OF trade IA gem
yraI, merchants u these lines have no cause
% complain OF TIE absence o. buyers. ia ere
10 uo unusual movement in provisions. but d
steady jobbing trade is taking OF meats pa a
small way, which 10 the aggregate amounts
90 cousidersble more than . superficial OBJ
server would imagine, aud the market is
growing stronger.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-21

The annual report OF pork and beef pack
ing at Chicago, prepared by HeAry Nil
,gsra. was published on Saturday. The
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-21
No. 265

NOR sALE-BRICK DWELLING Of 4 rooms,
IT diuing room. kitchen snd serEsnts' room. lot
Sb1la North Market street, next south q dwelling
formerly occupied BY NJ. Powers. Price 80
$500 cash hlance 10 I and 2 ytars.
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No. 264.

EORsALE-One and : nalf story BRICK HOUSE,
it No. l8A vest side Of South Cherry 3 rect, 6th
Ward, Of tour rooms-rs0 up, snd tS0 down stars.
HYdrtut NRier, good fence. Ht0re-r0om and closet
Lot nrlC3- Prize 8 200 si.U5 cash. balance 10 Q
snd n months interest and ben.
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Send Is Cents for Certificate.

In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the Certlncates, paying postage and
doing the business, rs cents each, which must to
enclosed when the Cerndcste Is sent for Five Ger
tlhcstes Will be sent Tor 81, eleven for az, thirty for
-. sixty i've lor $40; one hundred Tor SIS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-21

No mans name is more intimately connected
with the history Of MATERIA MEDICA OF the
United States, or more fsTorsbiJ known IS sEpio-
nesr in Medical Discovery, than thAtof
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Maalmllle 9glulon.
TRIMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
RAfks OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
10 AlTKRTIsERS IN nFTIU.

THE RATES WILL BIZ As FOLLOWS.
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No. 275.

uNHE ERWIN HOUSE for Belse-This Is one
i Of the largest hotels IN Nss1ulie, ha,inE siny
rooms, and h 40 s~xcelent locality, and Etha'
donR good BUSINESS The furniture Of the house
VI = sold o. appraised pnees and Hotel ieasad
AZ $500 per sanun, for four yesrs IRON January
Isl, ls6a. Apply %
q. G. SCOVEL,
Real Estate Agent corner Capitol Avenue a1d PArk
Street.
once and residsnes, corner Park street. aud Can
itol avenue, opposite east trout ofsta.s Capitol.
JAMS
FOR any Of TIE above mentioned property apply
70 IA, O.. sCOVELs
REAL E5lATE AGENT,
Consr Of Para Btrest and Capitol AFsuaa oPFos1
East Frget q ne sisie NFios
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Advertisements in the Special Column. first time.
from I 10 8 hnes, 81 OO-each ADDITIONAL line. ID
cents subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local Column hrst time, from / 70 lines, 81 O.
each ADDITIONAL line, 80 cents; subsequent inser-
tons, IS cents per line.
All Advertisements occupying special position,
I'd al double column sdverisements. vii be
charged SSH per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE n FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be charged st the regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be paid q advance, or no in
HsruOn made.
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
In Chancery al Meanwhile.

K =. Bies, Ex'r q John Sfuble6eld, decd. com
p.aIHant. ". Ann Z. stat leieid, Ufons stubsn I'D
huatoa and his wife, Veto nne, J. C.EtoSsl ana AS
ale. Dapsalne SsoFal. De PENDANTS.
1T appearing 10 the sal stscton Of tie Clerk aud
Master, rom AFFIDAVIT, tha I the above named de-
ie1dants are nc1-residents oftne State ofTennessee,
20 thst The ordinary proca soil Law earnotb served
on thHm. nB nen6fore . ordered Tat publeahoa
be made, tor four eJEsecI i've weeks, N me NASH
vile Unioa, 9 newspaper published N the city Of
Nashville, TenHesse, rssl ring sad defsldautH -
appeer on tha rms day Of NJ next Cour, % D heHa
a. McdtunVhe, On the IN Monday IN harsns ls@oi
% plead. answer or dsmu1 70 csmplainsnfs lLs o.
the same VII b takea 70 7 confessed, - % mefn,
snd vi for heSnng expaE1s
ist2l-E4a b J. c, BnHs DC
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn
Esp1n.pu Dnrwa Toca
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.

In Chancery at McMInnvllleI Tenn.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1866.
Cyrus Billngsly Admir-, and others, cOmp,slnsnts.
vs..
Abiiah Crane, Moses Poore and wife Parlla Poore,
- Moore and Elizabeth Moore, and the heirs
OF Russell Crane, whose residence Is unknown,
and others, defendants.
IN this cause it appearing to she Clerk and Mas
ter that the above named defendants are nOn-rss-
dents of the State OF Tennessee, 50 that the orli
nary process Of law cannot be served upon thaV
Il is therefore ordered that publication be I'D AZ
for four consecutive weeks, in the Nashville U lion,
answspaper published in the city of Nashville Ten.
nessee, r. quiTIng said defendants to aPpesz on IN
first day Of next Court, to be held at the v ,lrthonse
in McMinnyille, on the fourth Monday in March,
1866 then and there to plead, answer OR demur ~
comp.ainant's Bill, or the same viii hi fsksn f9r
confessed as to them, AM set 10 r hearing ~
paTte. j. +, MORkD ID ~
f5bl0-4tW" By ]. a. 2urs A. q
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Sale Of Government Cotton in New
York.

At a sale Of som two thousand bales Of
Government cotton, held ia this city yesier-
day, under the direction Of he United States
cotton agent, some Mobile, Few Orleans, ss-
vannah and Nashville staple was disposed
Of. The demand was active, although there
was a depreciation Of about two cents a
pound, as compared with the prices OF the
% inst, and the rates realized were equal
TO those Of the market. In a month the fell
has been not far from an average Of seven
cents a pound. The following IS a state
ment Of the sales Of Mobile cotton made
yesterday, compared with those OF the ID
Of March
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In Chancery at McMinnviIla Tenn.

FLBsUAET Runs, 1seG
Cyrus Bllipgsly and Isaac Piumlss, Admir-.
u P. Grams, whose Whereabouts Is unknown.
IN tins cause, Il appearing e the Clerk sud Mas
ter. rom sndsvit, that The shove named de'eu.
dani's whereabouts Il unknown Il Il therefore
ordered that publJcshon be made far four succes-
sive weeks. in the Nashville Union. a Newspaper
Published IN the city Of Nashville, Tennessee, re-
qarng The said defendant 70 sppear on the frsi
day Of our next Court 70 be held st McMinuyilie
on the fourth Monday in March, ls8G. then and
there 70 plead, sDsaer or demur 70 uomplaiuauf's
bill. or the sane will be taken for confessed aRainst
him and set for hearing ex psrie.
J,F, MORFoRD, CAN.
fshlo-waf eyJ,G BTEn, ., c.
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In Chancery st MoMinnville
FEBRUARY RULES, IsCG.

n wit NVNIFINNNlI
We I'M. a At. Bin.
Edmond Pendleton, defendantJ
IN this cause il appearing TO the satisfaction O.
the Clerk snd Master, from affidavit that defendant
lendletOD Is = nonresident Of the Slsfe Of Teunes
zee, 50 that the Ordinary process % lRw cannot be
served upon him; It Is therefore ordered IN 4 pnb.
location he made, for four consecutive weeks Ia The
Nashville Union, a nsEspsBsr published n the city
OF Nashville, Tennessee, requiring sNd defendant
70 appear on the first day Of our next Court 70 be
held a. McMinnvlle, 4th MOoday in March. 1850,
20 plead, snswer or denur 70 cornpiauauts bli. or
The same Will be tskea for c0niessed, 81 % him. and
setior hearing exparte. ). +. MORFORD. CAN.
ien2l-y4N ByJ. b. Buns, D. C..
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E1OR RENT-A new Frame House Of 3 rooms,
4 in North Nashville, near the residence Of Mr..
r. R Chatham. Pnce $500 per snnum.
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No. 235.

HIoR R~EET-Ftsen Acres Of good Land, At hTst
y iO!l-gste on Gs;lsun Pike.
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In regard 10 eounterleits, the National
Ban Note Reporer fays
1liing a recent visit 10 Washington. We
- ,Le Once Of Chief Detective Wood,
Sseis' Service Department sna ca
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We, tie undersigned, have this Day adopted the
snOve rates for advertising, 70 which we bind our.
selves stncuy q adhers.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co.
JOHN WALLACE, for tbs Dt1aEea.
BARRY, WIHHAM & &C. FOR Pea.
BALL. JONES A co, for Gazette.
NASHVILLE, TEss.. Sept. u, 1855.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-21
No. 236.

EIOR SALE-4sS feet, corner Vine and Union
- streets, opposite TIE residence Of Mrs. EX-Fre-
sident Pok- Price $500 per foot. A noble spot Tor
q me residences.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-21
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and It's attendant train Of symptoms, it scts more
LIKE A CHARM than q medicine. There Is moth
ing In the whole range of MateT1a Medica that csn
or a moment bear a comparison with II in this dis
ease.
A fall account Of this wonderful plant may be
found in the 1lth edition OF the U. s, Dispensstory
pages 1857 and 1855
A series Of experiments in which DR.. Bull has
been { 7 years engaged, has just ben brought To s
su cessful termination, and he is now enabled TO
offer to the public a combination OF OEDRON with
other approved tones, the whole preserved in the
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he il confident has no equal in the word.
He might furnish a volume Of certificates, but the
public have long since learned 20 estimate such
things by their true value the safest plan is for
every one to test for himself the ~virtuesI a new
medicine.