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$6,OOO.OOO
SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST-CLASS
First Mortgage Bonds.

IHE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY
has authorized sell their First Mortgage Seven Per
Cent Thirty Bonds The whole amount Is s6 900 900
Coupons, payable on the first days of JANUARY and
JULY of each year, in New York.
Before consentinR to this Agency we have made
careful Examination OF the merits of these Bonds BY
sending iiam Minor Roberts and Others to report
upon the condition and prospects Of the Railroad Their
report file at nee and is highly satisfactory
We do not hesitate to end Bonds as being
hrst-class security, and most safe and jUdc,Ous in
vestment.
The roceeds OF these bonds Will used In extending
Road (aready complete miles into North Missouri to
the Iowa State line, where is to with the
Railroad OF IOwa and TO also extend 1t westw to the
junction with the Pacific Railroad lat LeavenworthJ,
and other roads leading the Missouri River that
this mortgage Of S6 900 900 will cover completed and
westocked Road OF 3s9 miles in length, costing at
least sl6OOOJo0 with net annOal revenue after vhe
first yea OF over 81 800 0OO nearly four times
beyond the amount needed to pay the interest on these
Bonds. The incOme of the Road WILL of course increase
every year
The Railroad co the great city of st. Louis with
Its two hundred thousand Inhabitants not only with
the richest portions Missouri but with the States of
Kansas and Iowa and the great Pacific Railroads.
To the FIRST applicants are prepared to sell FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, at the 10 " rata
of EIGHTY CENTS, desiring TO obtain better pries
for the remainder This will yield about per cent
and add 20 per cent to principal at maturity
ANY further inquiries will be answered at our OfOe
JAY COOKE & CO.,
7B lml BANKERS,
No. I'D South THIRD Street.
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The Proposed Cession OF Venetia.

THE Austrian Emperor finding himself in danger
OF losing his crown, having already lost his best
army, has offered to cede Venetia to LOUIS
NAPOLEON. The general impression seems to
be that this will terminate the war. There are
many difficulties in the way, however, and it is
too early TO form decisive judgment in regard
TO the matter. Prussia's plans and desires will
now be a very important element in the final
settleme Mt of the difficulties.
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ward 70 correspond with the improvement
in the price OF Merrimack Print, as no iced
in our last issue. During the f0repast o..
the week trade continued quite lively, bu'
on Tuesday a general hardening Of price.
caused buyers 10 pause q little on Wedues-
day, and the demand abated somewhat
Agents in the meantime had very generally
disposed Of their stocks at the lowest stes
and concluded TO put up their prices, not 6.
help themselves, but jobbers, who have
been the worst kind Of bears all the season
FoREIeN GOODS.
Notwithstanding the great depression iu
The foreign dry goods market during ia,
season, and the low prices at which good,
hsYe been selling, it Is somewhat remGrka.
bic to observe q continuation Of very heavy
imporiatiOns. These heavy importation.
cannot al be traced 10 our importer, az
goods are being sent TO this market for sale
which no importer would order. There csu
be no doubt but q large quantity Of uusea-
sonable and trashy goods have been con
signed for sale 10 this market, which must
result in q serious loss to the owners, and
large quantities Of these are finding their
wey into the suction rooms which have %
be sold at q sacrifice. During the week
under review the offerings by auction, how
ever, have been much more attractive.
large special sales Of French and Continea-
tai dress goods have taken place, which
were numerously attended, and desirable
sty les sold a. well as might be expected.
but the bulk Of the offerings were dispose
Of at improbable rates. Mousseline de
LANES are drug on the market, and sold
low. Silks Of all descriptions are selling at
Improbable rates. Ribbons are being
forced upon the market and selling at ruin
ously low rates, but desirable styles OF
worsted dress goods and sbaWls are doing
somewhat better-EcOnomis
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BOOK BINDING AND RULING

We respectfully invite q liberal patron
age knowing that our style Of workman
ship cannot be excelled, or our terms com
pstei with.
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MarshaPs Sale.

DG vtsuaC f SIX wuts Of 6 IA. o. me directed from
ID The q cgt Court Of the tuited tstes Tor tbt
NJ dJle District q Tennessee, issued o. .ls October
term, 1850 lNg 90 5atlr ay the 18th day %. AMI.
lsgt, commenting so To o'clock, D. no, relI 90 pub
De- sgel u. Co Che b CHEST bidder flrCssh iu hand
al Tie Cgart house door .n Ns.hvle. Davidson
county, OH tie right uae, claim interest sui Is.
O. aaigG Is. D. lill has and 60 lla following de-
scU1cs real elHfa, v b town Dot Do ,he town @.
NeNinu'-IiHr Msr1el cnlnt5, I,ul on the south
side q The Man street In -bId town. beginning 70
stake OBJ. n ~ corner 81 LAWSON NsIl.ug's lot d.
beng als' tDe corner Oi TIE Dot hgreIn described
Eu1 "a t1e edge I'D Main street. running s5uta
pole- sud . Inks O. stake on said WaIlnE's cor.
ueT ucl1o east " a his line poles and NJ links %
o. s-shc uu -p,llg street. t.elce with The same
SCUM poles RlI links O. q sSe on SKINNER
streets thence ives. WITH ssl5 stree, p-leS ana 3
J INKS Co the 8. r. corner Of W h. rs srierz lot.
thcuee with his iae north IS poles sui % links 20
The ~ 4. corner Ga Main street. and links west 10
the n W. corDe- Of Thomas Smartt's shop.
thence east vito Main street poles sni 20 aks 10
nc beginning iuc.udI "a poles Of land .n sad
bounds, aitsT polling out sad Ik1IaaB {. smar.t's
shcFi 9 geihcr VITA the ulics store house. dwell.
ilE and COL her Improvements thereon. % satlsfy
"a eACcutoEs sE1lnst ssli n b ANA 90 favor Of
hoagA smith Go, rru,,t Bro. Co. Bancroft 4
O.. arl.r1y Bro Brewster. HyEatt. lnrrshan1
s. Co.. sua hE1ll 3, Reed O..
MARE ig r. b. GLASGOW, N.MDT.
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Marshal's Sale.

Df ,ir,ue Of q wit Of i 70 70 me directed from
ID The rcult Court o. the United states, for he
Middle District Ct Tennessee, at It's October term,
lsG6, VIII sell, on Saturday, the l3ih day of April
lsHJ, commencing 10 O'Clock m, 81 Public Auc,
ton 60 The higF EFT bidder isr cash n hand, at The
Court house door % rEshTIile, davidson county, I'll
the lgut ute cisln, interest AM estate which W
d. Horn Son have In and 10 the following dscTib.
4 resl C-lste, viz. Lot No II. Ia wins s Addition
20 the uliy 81 Ns7ATl a, fronting 20 feet on Fogg
street. C mm-uc1g l31 get lrJm Stevenson street.
AMI IuuuuE back $50 legtto ten foot alley; being
the same lot % tile q viii b vas vested 10 ssd
". H. uurr sOn, by decree Il he thauceTy Ccur.
OF Davidson county, at It's November term, 1863.
AsO. one other lot 10 sald Add ton, being No Is 10
the plan front NJ IS feet On FOgg street. common"
ING az TIC West corner # No u and running along
sand street 70 ices al right angles l3g feet 10 q ten
foot aleyi thence along cad alley WestWardly 20
laet lheIcett uEni Rug e. 20 Tie beg ming; being
The sane OF tue title TO which vas vested 10 said
W. bogu sou by decree OF the EhsnceTy Court
Of Davidson county, lis November term, 1865, 10
sstIs an execution against said W. II. Horn & Son,
and IN favor cd 5Etphel g. Ngai-s
marc was Err. GLASCOCk, n. NJ. d. +.
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MafshaI'e Sale.

DY virtue Of & PGit e a. to me directed. from the
~ Circuit Court q Jle Uuuel states, for the Mid,
ole istrCt OF tennessee II its October term, lees
4 will ell Saiur dsy, the ltlh day of april 1906,
commencing a. 10 D'Cl"cE q IN. o. Public Auction,
10 thz tIghsst bidder or each IN hand AZ the Count
house 0OYr IA Eas1yIie, Davidson county, ali the
ngh, 1t e, claim, int ret ana est3e hch William
Culom has Ia sad % the iolOWng described real
estate, viz tract OF land IS ing 10 Smith county,
Tennessee, 10 civil distract No 1, beginning 81 ths
North boundary line OF the town Of Carthsge at the
ToHt running las. 30 poles, thence South Que pole
tine academy land, thence East with SAID land Is
poles TO The n Z crrner OF sad land, thence with
said land 40 poles 10 tbs rog thence ct poles 70 the
M.I branch, thence up said uTa5ch With its mean
q rs loo East 81 poles 20 the Mil Dam, thence up
s8d branch IS poles, with lrs meal deTs 10 a beech
la the fork II tho braUch, thence Eorh 49, East IA
poles % beech, thence North l32 East % poles 70
b-echi tGs. CO E0rh Za' East lZ2 poles 20 q WIN c
oals, no % 81 Nes- AZ poles 10 white a, b. thence
NOUh bj, West luZ lCl 60 an IruuHOOI, IA nee
poles 20 ash aud do gwoCd, thence NUr,h5O7 Yves.
III poles % q bucEaYe add White oak % The Fort
HluUt road above GOoIdeI' 3 old Tan Yard, thence
SOntn 81 East with The road 62 poles TO a red oak,
thence south s. hast along said rOsd - poles
thence south y 5-t g Poles along SAID road tusocs
South Az East IS poles along sad rosd, thence
south So hast 20 poles along said road, lhsncs
South ~ EssJ As poles along SAID road, thence
AOuJt j. Eas. 90 p3.e- glCnE sad road thence
south az poles along e-lu road 60 tLe beEnnmg,
cont irlE ils sores O lsnJ, more or less, tEcepi-
ing C. eleI-gm De old Church LOl, contain ne shout
5 srTe, 70 sat.SY au execution RgsIust SAID Culom
aEd favor Of Erasmus T. Ma;lson
maEO-@I E. x. GLAsCUCK, n. NJ. D. T.
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LOT or CROUNn

IN obedience to decree OF the Chsncery Court.
rendered IN this cause ct the March term. a d.
ls66, will sell az the courthouse in wcVi,-..t-.
On thsao Iaf, H. -
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MarshsI's sails.

10y virtue Of s. wit o. "a. to me directed, from
ID the Circuit Cour, Oi julted States, for the Md
nc Instruct OF Tennessee, issued Al is October
"a m, le0a, VIII oH saturday. the 4th day Of April,
1900, commencing ~ 20 O'Clock m, sell Rt,Pubic
Auction, % the highest bidder, for cash IN hand,
the Count hon oGoo M Nashville, davidson comfy,
all the right uugr interest clam and estate which
j. b. ii CIV has Tu and 90 the following described
real estate, w certain tract or Parcel Of Land
situated lying aud being IN the county Of Maury,
state 90 Tennessee on the South SIDE OF Duck ryer
au1 on the watsrs OF LIt,s Blgby creek, beginning
one pole East Of the creek sta syoam0re; thence
North ID degrees, IVES 50 poles 20 stake thence
Meti l5t police % stake oak, ash and eu pom ers;
t1euce SUu.h ll5 poles 10 a sake and d gHo 4 70
Gideon Pillow line, thence fast 2s3 poles TO an
lin sD1 lack walnut, thence North dsgrees, West
- poles 90 q box elder thence North - degrees
West 40 poles 10 an Hsb; thence 20 the berInniur:
cons'uiug m sald bounds % scros, more OF less 10
6siisfi an execution against ssd Pillow snd W J.
Dale, aud IN favor Of cochran & Co.
IA sr6-sAt X. r. 81 ASUUCE, II. I'D T.
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OfIalnaI Attaohmenl..No 3O3

6e0rEs ~. Esnley ~. joh1 krFfa-
IT Gppeau6E from The afhdaE.t tisd .n Oh 60 e
That the d isndant John Erva az conIs, 20 t1-t
he Ordinary process canuo. - served on him t .
therefore ordered tdaf publication - made l1r ts-
surcessfye weeks ~ ihe Nashville Unian. lotfyaz
ihs said John ErFln % anpeaf - ore John M.niH,
Jusics o. the Peace III MadisouT.Ia. M3ar1s
county, Tennessee, o. The lst1 Day OF Juue tfsa
10 ansaar thea aud there The slid aftachmaul g
TIE laE d scis, Or he same vi - laken Goa
fsEssd sd beard ~ parte e 70 him. Tbs he .
Day q DecsmosT, Ices
nlris-Sis JOIN MINIS, LP.
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
In Chaneerr At MeMinnriIIe. Ten1--

FEEzuAKT RULfs, 1886.
Autlsy, Mar and Thomas Harrison, ard others.
Va Bill % sell Land
Joseph HsrnFon, Audisy snd r. zabe;h Vssman,
betty hcGreEor, James Lawrence and vie Nir-
ptnla.
IN this cause. Z appearing 10 The Estisfsctou Of
the Clerk and Master ihst the shove named de-
ie1daats are uon-residents o. tie sac o. Ieunea-
see - that tie ordinary process Of law canE0t le
served upon tne Il - therefore ordGrsd that pub-
lcshon be made for four successive Eesss, ~ the
Nashville u1ions . newspaper Published 10 the
city q Nashville. Tennessee, requiring sad de-
fsndH7is 70 appear on the Erst Day Of cur next
CCurs % b beid az the Court house u Mcnlnn-
vile. On the fourth MondsJ In March neIt ten
and here 70 plead, sasssr or demur 10 complzn-
ants b, or Goe same viii Be taken ioT confessed
- hem, and sci Tor hssging eI parls
JF. MORFORD, G. AN
isels-Fir ~ J, o. buEs. u. Q,
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No. 263-

LNOR sALE.-BUENA VISTA sPRINcs-I3L
Il Acres one small Frame Building of two rooms
iences IN order; THREE SULPHUR 6PRI NG5-
White, Red, aud Black Two Freest0ns Springs.
One cstern on the dill 693 feet front on the Buera
Vista Pike the entire pi is about square. Uu
The ~ acres are found d., glen, bower. reaepa
rocks 20 bold rel ef. precipce, dat springs crees
and romantic drive This picturesque Watering
PLACE. ~ possession Of the r ght man, can be made
The most att active sumner resort about Nashville.
AMI being only "a miles from the city. h. es-Iv
resched ~ pu7ats conveyance, and no doubt be-
lore many months VIII be accessible BY Street Rail
road Fuee SOD, on easy terms. Apply 10
Il. q. sCOVhI Real Estate Agent.
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His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become q household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm LoEenges,
less than year after their introduction,

attained reputation IS wide spread ss the CONT
nent OF North America. But the GROWING glory OF
this LIE remains 70 be attained IN his discovery or
rather combination, for lie does not c6lm 10 have
been the dlscoYerer OF CEDRON, VIII ch Is the basis
Of the Btters now offered 10 the public. That hon
or belongs TO the native inhabitants Of Central
America 20 whom its virtues have been known Tor
more than two hundred years Armed with It the
Indian BIDS dehanee to the most deadly malaria
abd handle without fear, the most Yenomons ser
penis 1t is belief with them, that while there is
bre III in tie body the Cedron is potent t. cuie, no
matter whit the d ssase may be.
While Dr.. Bull ls not preps ed 10 endorse this ex
TsTagsnt profession, he "a nevertheless sat sfed
rom thorough examination Of the evidence rela-
ting 70 It's virtues that ss 8 remedy snd prevents-
ave for all disease arising from exposure. Their
TO the weather or climate, or 10 Iniasmatic indusu-
paE il slauds
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Original Attachment.-No 294

John q. hlHga1 rs. Andey Milssps.
IT spPssrug from the sfhdavit Sled in tbs cass
that The defendant % concesis himself OF abscona,
taaf the ordinary process cannot be served on him
II IS thereore ordered that pucicat01 Be made fol
iour successive HeeEs 10 the Nashville Union, no.
uiyng The sad AndeY Miisspi % appear bef,rs
loh7 Mln = Justice Of the Pezcs in Msdis0ny,ga !.
Aobres couctgs Te1nessee. On the 18th day OF
June, 1855, % snsEer 9 en- and there the sad A.
ischni, NJ a. the isN directs, or the came Uiu b
tskGn e. confessed and heard ex pate a. to him
Tbs The sla osy q Dscembs = IssS
nsTis-iiE joan MINIS. Up.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES
FOR County OBcsrs Ia n
FoF City On1cers '''''-- ~ = =
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In Chanoery at BfoMinnTiIIa
FEBRUARE RuLvs. 1sss.

i-eala Faulkner, and ofhsrs. c1mpl4iua1t-,
obi.
Ls hers Of John Coozey, their names unIn-s1.
Mary CoDb and her q d, tbsir naunss uukn1 ~
20 com p.alnant, Issas Cookey, EI-hard Cooker
ADJ John WEBB snd d g. Els, AuD. icrmsiiy Aaz
C1okey, defendants.
VT appearing % The satisfaction Of the ClsE and
master rom AFFIDAVIT, t1at tna shove namsd ds
leldalts arB non residents OF tls State q I8uass.
see 20 tlai the Ordinary process Or laH cannot 10
served upon them. 70 l. therefor sords edtfal Dub
l-atou - made. Or four consecutive week. 10 ths
hashvlie Unicn. reEspaper PUBLISHED 10 ths c.rT
@ NASHVILLE. raquu1R sad Defendants 10 appssz
"a the trst dar a. our next Court, % he'd A. BE.
nnrlls. on the sth Mon iay fn Msrc1. 1850, %
pc d. an--er or dernur 20 con pislua1ts $50. orr
sane WI D. Ll.-en for confessed. o. % them 49,
5fi ior hfarng rLpgrta-
p M0RFOED. e. an
Gs1Zi WlfT ~ 4 q flLHa. IL q
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
" Il Smart.
F4 Wm d ATgo,
DWELLING HouEE

IN obedience 10 decree Of the Chancery Court
at McMinnyllle, Tenn, rendered at the March
term A: D. 1866, Of said court IN this cause will
on Monday, the 2lst day OF May, 1868, expose to
public sale, at the Courthouse 10 McNlInnrIIa fha
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In Dyspepsia,

and its attendant train Of symptoms, II acts more
LIKE A CHARM than med cine. There is moth
ing IN tbs whole range Of hlateriR MedicR that Csn
or moment bear comparison WITH it n this dis
eRse.
iln sccount Of this wonderful plant may be
found N the 18th edition Of the L. g. DispensatoTy
psges 1857 and 1888
A series Of experiments in which Dr. Bun hiss
beenf years engaged, hes Just b brought to 9
"a cFssiul termination, and he is nov enabled to
oner to the public combination Of OEDRON with
other approved touics, The whole preserved 10 he
best quality OF copper distilled Bourbon Whisky
which be u confident has no equal 10 The world
Il ? might furnish a volume Of certificates, but the
pubilc have long since learned 10 estimate such
things by their true value. Tue sfest plan is for
every one to test for himself the VrtueRI g new
medicine
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The Provision market has been spiritless
and dull during most OF the week, Prices
have receded since the fore part Of the
49, a bas been for some time past.
Ness Pork sold a. 50 to-day, but Is duh
- that.
lard is neglected, 81 isc.
0Ult shoulders, country cut, were sold at
&c. loose. City cut IS offered a. lVc'
packed Bulk Sides sold al I~e' packed,
Rs,,r shoulders are selling at l2al2i &C.,
ps.LeB but the .c fraction rs generally
So. Bacon Sides are only 40 moderate
dsmaBa they are quoted al l4}sc 60 l4Nsc;
Boon clear Sides at IS 4sl5A4c. There sp-
near, 70 have been breaking down IN the
Iaith Of some who have light s'ocSs hence
uut.
~ugar-cured Hams are irrcrulariy pushed,
but tne ruling dgurcs appear 10 Pc lsa-lr
f1r cauvassed sud uncsnvas- ed, packed.
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outhouses, and about Fifty OF sixty acres Of Land
belong ng 70 VIM. q. Ago adjacent to the Town OF
MeMiansille Sale a credit OF twelve months
except Fifty Dollars cash Sold upon y month";
ums 70 avoid the right OF redemption, al the 10.
stance Of complainant
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In Chancsry st Huntingdon, Tenn
APRIL RULES. lsss.
? , , 3 . rIITU n
". Bill.
NJ q Hurrow

". Blu.
BurroT.
IN this csu-e. L sppssFiBg to the Clerk Eui Mss
te-, that the defsDdsn,s Hanniusl hader, Msrtsa
RAIDER and hH y fe Msry, Brevard, Hl.zrd Fou
en1 VIE Elzsbsth, John Scmsrs ard We Mar be,
5oans Banks N and Elenoran BAscun and Nspo-
leon sorneT=, children Of john snd Mazda, hsp1
lean BuGrOv AID child Of Banks NJ sre d 6 citizens
q tbs STATE, but Of tie state q Arkansas and also
Edward Keen And wife MerAn5a Napoleon B.
Mary, John B, snd Virginia kssa, q fsndants, sre
nou-resdents q the state Of Tsnnessee, 90 thai
toe ordinary process Of law cannot be served upoa
Them
u is therefore ordered thst puhl cation be ulads
ior iocr SEC sesssFe weeks 10 me Nashville Uaion,
3 newspaper publishes 10 the city CT Nashville, 10.
curing SAID descendants 70 appear q next c-urt 70
be hGld a. TIE courthouse II the f1Fn q bun M
don, Team on The drst Monday In August EeEf
then snd there 70 plead, 81 FseF or dsmuF 20 com.
psinsata bll. OF nc same VII b taken iOF COMES.
ssd as = then aad ST i5r hssrinR ex parts
sprl9-+iH HAWKINS, G AN
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sAMARITAE's
Root and Herb Juices
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
sCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASEg So

For Syphilis or Venereal Diseases, the Ssmari,
ANS Root and Herb Juices Is the most potent Ger.
tain and sffectus remedy ever prescribed II reach.
snd ersdicates every particle Of the Venerea poi.
son, 30 that the cure IL thorough and permanent
Take thsn this purifying remedy and be heaei,
and do not transmit TO your pOstery that foT Which
JOu TsY repent IN sitter years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incurstle, the
Ssmsritsns Root aud Herb Juices will remove
every vestlgs ofimpuntes from the system, as well
all the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEMALESll FEMALEsit
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the Root aud Herb Juices Is most hap.
ply adapted, IN liberated Uterus, in Whites, in
bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, Debility, and
for sll complaints incident TO the sex Sent 81 az
press. PTlce, 81 per bottle.
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Chansery Sales at McMlnnVille,
In Cbsncarv at McATirrv;1la Tou.

In Chancery at McMinnvills, Tenn.
| F h B,n and Wm T White, E1'gs OF VIM White
| deceased,
| q NJ Waierson.
| THE Clerk and Master, in obsdisnra to decree
| rendered in this csuse 81 the Mach term Of The
Chaneery Court ut McMinngille, Tennessee, Is6L
viii sell at public auction, on the premises IN the
town Of MeMiunVille, on Monosy, 2st Of May next
The Warren or Thatcher House,
outhouses and s It's appurtenancas. for cash in &C.
cordsnce with the provision Ct Deed Of Trust az
ecuted By Harvey NJ Wstterson, without the righ.
Of Teoe npton. The deed Of trust Il be shown
on day Of sals. J, T. MORFORD. GAM
spTlll-S. prs fee 6 60
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No. 264.

E'ohSALt-Ons sad 8 nrlf story BRICK HOUSE.
- no 10, west side OF South Cherry rsat On
" aill Of four Ioome-tTo up. and t61 down stare.
hyifani Ea.er, good fence store room and closet.
Lot A3HlG3 Prce s., 900 50 90 cash balance 10 D
aod u months interest and lea.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
No. 2RR-

DOR sALE-FRAAIE HoUsE ia E8gsasld
- 5000 ICONS, los SlLi10, third house 90 sails.
tt1 F.ks. Pnrs - 501-S2 5l0 cash 6sisr-s la -.a
Jasfi interest ana leu. apply %
T. q. 5CUFEL. Resl Ells.s Agent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
No 266-

E0R sALE-BRICK DWELLING Of 4 rooms.
a diqinE room, Kitchen and servants rom. Lot
soIl50 North Mars-si street. merit soufb III T.gsfi,
lofinsfiy occupied BY ", lowers. Price S. go
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
In Chancery at Huntington, Tenn.
APRIL RpI Es, 1850.
B M Gsius, Ct sis. cdillpl Hnsuts.

Msrrellus Gains aud otners, defendants,
IN this cause, it appearing 10 the Clerk and Mas
ter. rom a1hdsvit, that the defendants T II Baker
gnd wife Msr nda Baker, Thomas EAEer and Bu.
uaTd Baker, tbs two last being minors, ars ION
re idents Of the safe Of tennessee 20 thsl the OF
binary process Of iaW cannot be &c we'd on them;
Il u therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks. 10 the Nashville Uuion
= Newspaper publ in the city o. Nashville
pear on OF within the first three day OF our next
Court to be held on the FIRST Monday il August
1850, then snd there 20 plead, answer or deuur to
compisinants OIL or tue same will be tsken for
confessed against them and set for hearing er psrte
apTlo-4tE SW HAWKINS, { 4 N.