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correspondent signing himself Jean Bap-
list, h sends rs d communication which Ne
would very cheerfully publish, but for a viola
7tlon Of tive well known rules in every news
paper office He omits to furnish us with his
name, and he writes on both sides Of his
paper.
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eaFARIET LECTURE. We acknowledge the
receipt Of tickets To lecture to Be delivered
by the Rev. r.. Kane at st. Patrickts school
next Sunday, October 9TH, at 7&p. n The
lecture y for most worthy and charitable
purpose-the benefit Of ST. Patrick's Con-
ference, Society Of St Vincent De Paul; and
tine lecturer is an eeclesiastic Of great learn
ing and eloquence. Tickets fifty cents
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Pc Bows Review for October came to hand
yesterday With articles on political and nliseel-
ianeous subjects. some valuable commercial
agricultural and educational statistics edito-
mai notes, etc. It is now published at Nash
vile, at six doIlars per annnm.
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HE LARGEST LOAD Or THE SEASON. The
steamer Gen. Quitman, Capt j. M White,
arrived yesterday from Greenyille, with 1852.
bales cotton which is the largest cargo by.
over 200 bales received at this port on any
one boat this season
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alr. Il. \ Bouney, editor and proprietor of
me Holm esyille Miss, Independent, arrived
2n town last evening, and is putting up at the
st James Hotel
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The radicals are beginning to express alarm
at the recent arrival OF troops at the national
capital They have exaggerated both the
numbers that have arrived and those to ar
rive. and have attributed all sorts Of purposes
TO the President. We believe that there has
been 81 Washington for some time past a less
number of soldiers than is usually held at the
headquarters Of a department Two or three
thousand troops are to be added to that force,
making In all about five thousand.
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MARRIEDE:

On Thursday September G. 1866 at St Patricks Church
by the Rev Father D'Hemecourt, Miss MARGARET BUT
TERFiELDto JAS. B. sIANoTT, both of this city No
cards.
R8-Tirgina and Baltimore, Nd papers please copy
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ASCENT AND DEsCENT.-To an INDECENT person,
who was perpetually Boosting of his ancestry, an
successful tradesman of humble origin
observed: "You, my friend, are proud of your
descent; am proud Of my dScentn
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Mr.. 4. Alexander, if III the-city, win please
call at this office for a letter,
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Brick Pomeroy says he hopes when Cen But
Ter dies he will be buried all in one place. If cut
up in pound chunks and buried in different cities,
thieves would grow from his graves spontaneous.
y, as do mushrooms from compost heap.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-04

Louis Napoleon has consulted famous
English physician, who pronounces his sys-
Ean unirnpafred
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Dung ny temporary absence from the city
theeditorial department Of the CRESCENT viii
be under the charge of w. NJ. szMpnE, ESQ.
]. Q. NIXON, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-04

There is marital club in New York com
posed Of young bIoods who seek to espouse
only wealthy young ladies'.
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GFrny7s Petroleum. St0re.
No. lO8 CAMP STREET, CUP STAIRS,
Post office .RrOttce.


Until further notice the Mails the New Orleans Post once
will be closed as follows;
Mails North East and West close daily ", via n o.
Jackson and @. N. R. R.
Mails for Bay St. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City,
Mobile, selms, Montgomery and Atlanta close daily ct
II AN.
Brashea etc. via opeOusaS Railroad daily except Sundays
att o'clock NJ
Galveston ndanola and Southern Western Texas Mails
by Morgan steamers, Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays
alta NJ
Mails for Matches Baton Rouge ETC. by Atlantic and Msss
Bippi steamers daily, except Sundays at spM
CosstMals for all Post Offices up the river as Bayou
Sara by steamer Latourche, Wednesdays at a NJ and
ssturdayBatS
Mails for Northeastern Texas and Red River tr.weeky at
o'clock P. NJ,
Mails fer ouachita River Wednesdays and Saturdays at
O'Clock P. NJ.
OFFICE HoURs-opens A. NJ, closes P. II The Cen.
era Delivery and Merchants Delivery viii kept open until
Or N.
sUNDAYs-oaice opens A. N. and closesl2M.
R. W. TALIAFERRO,
Pnstn1astar
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One Of the Northern papers says Gen,
Grant went to see Ristori in Marie Stuart, the
other night whereupon the Mobile Times
quantity observes thatit is not stated whether
his father knew he was ont, but the fact Of
his whereabouts is satisfactory.
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ne ofiiceFs ofthe steamer Frances are ten

The officers Of the steamer Frances are ten
dered ON thanks for late Mobile papers.
Nj Frank Nicely Of the Southern Express.
WI please accept our thanks for various late
papers.
We are indebted ITO the officers Of the
steamer I G. Harris, for late Texas files.
The officers OF the steamer Mataoorf,a. have
laid us nader obligations for late Texas
papers.
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The city Of Glasgow has voted to spend
seven millions Of dollars to beantifg itself
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THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS AND BNvIRoNs ARE
NOW BEING THOROUGHLY AND sYsTEMATI.
CALLY cANyAssED FOR THIS WORK.

The Publisher is engaged in preparing for Publication and
Issue, or about the LIST of December next
A General Directory of the City and Suburbs,
Wherein will be enumerated the
NAMES, BUSINESS AND LOCALITIES OF ALL
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ReNIOU0E,

The resdenceotD Dr. JAS TRUpEAu is removed to No. 81
RAAPART STREET and his Office n the CIRCUS STREET
ROSETTA No. 49, where he viii give consultations from u
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Alabama negroes have managed their corn
crops 50 badly that they cannot winter their
families.
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LIVING RESIDENTS,

Embracing much larger work than any similar ever be-
fore published in this city.
This undertaking is not the result of an EXPERIMENT.
but to supply exigency long experienced this
y, when "socaled City Directories have hitherto been
gotten more with view of making them profitable
publisher than servceable to the public.
The undersigned takes pleasure announcing that
the Patronage conntenance Support Of hreeourhs
the leading Business Houses in this city, stteB himself
that his great facilities in presses type material the
experience of twenty years city of New Orleans
practical printer and publisher will enable him to pre-.
sent to the public perfectly
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Get the BEST!
GRAHAM,S

CRESCENT CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1867
e.
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Removal.
Henry Hambu

Henry Hamburger, Fashionable Tailor, Z
Has removed his Establishment from 1871 Common street TO
No IS ST CHARLES street in the Grand Lodge MasSnc
Hal where he will be pleased to his friends the public
hne stock Of Cloths and CRssimeres always on hand An
WORK done n the latest style and best tsfacton
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ew 0eaas 9ag Steseent 0htsday sarumg Qetobu 1885,
Clothing. CSotlstssg.

Clothing. Clothing.
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER OF ls66-67.
NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING FOR INSPECTION
r.. PITKIN
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
NOS. 10 AND Is CAMP STREET,
Largest, Best Selected and Most Fashionable
-srock or
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
OF the Season All of which were manufactured unde his
personal supervision and selected with the
taste expressly for the Southern market His stock consists
ofevery article his line of business, viz:
Superior DRESS FRoCKS;
Sacks oVERCoATS; SHAWLS;
INDIA RUBBER GOODS;
BUSINESS SUITS;
WALKING COATS;
Black and Fancy Dress PANTS,
And VESTS;
DRAWERS;
UNDERsH1RTs;
COLLARS;
GLOVES;
CRAvATs;
sUsPENDERsi POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS;
LINEN and LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
Of every quality and description
CLOTHS, CAss1MEREs AND vEsr1Nes.
large assortment of Superior French CLOTHS CAssI-
MEREs and DoEskIEs; Black and Fancy yEsTINGs Of
the most Fashionable Styles,
FOR CUSTOM WORK.
He takes great pleasure in informing the citizens Of New
Orleans and the Public he secured services of
Taste and Experience oavoraby known IN this eommunis
NH' E. NJ HouGHToN'
A. p-,u.,,., c.,....-,.
Goods ORDERED FROM MEASURE A Perfect Fit war
"H'Su
who,as.,a ,,a,,a,,.
X.rc,,,.. So, -, c,,,u.--,...,.,-
Department. well fitted Up, and rsplsto with the
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PLANTATIONS AND LANDS;
Disc AND PRODUCE DAMAGED COTTON,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Erc


no AZ CarOndelet street, corner of Union.
Acknowledging the liberal patronage and confidence of the
public, We beg to that the REAL ESTATE De-
paftment OF our business we have unequaed facilities and
the most accurate information In relation to all city and sub
urban property and heretofore prepared to give the
best satisfaction to all who employ our services
Our arrangements for regular sales of STOCKS SCRIP
MORTGAGE PAPER, etc. will be such upon the opening
OF business as will attract attention and invite approval
The attention Of members OF the Bar Executors Admin
istrators and Syndics of Insovents invited long ~
perence and to the superior advantages possess making
SALES OF PROPERTY OF SUGGESTIONS.
unexpectedly and confidently solicit Underwriters and
Port Wardens sales sales of Cotton Cargoes Merchan
disc and Produce, Household Furniture etc. ETC.
The public rely careful attention
to all business ntrusted to rus.
J. B. WALTON & DEsLONDE.
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~SS STV0sSS' SFg SFo00S!
GREAT OPENING OF "A NEW STORE,
BY
PEPrN q rURoOTTE,
181,...........C CANAL STREET. :. .... .181
ToURo BUILDING, AND BOURBON
On Thursday. Sept. a7th.
A LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Directly Imported from France, England
and Germany.
ALSO
LARGE STOCK of DOMESTIC GOODS,
For Families and Plantations, is offered at MUCH RE.
DUCED PRICES
The attention of Ladies is specially called to eur splendid
assortment of
sHAwLs,
SILK, CASHMERE AND CLOTH CLoAKs;
BAsQUINEs, PEPLUMs, JACKETS. Ere.
OF the --latest Partisan Style
Rich cuny Trimmed BODIES SLEEVES, COLLARS.
INFANT ROBES, MARsEmLEs DRESSES,
EVENING GOWNS, ETC;
SILKS, FoULARDs, CAsHMERES,
MERINoEs, PoPLINs, BIARR1Tz,
LIMOS, sULrANAs, BR1LL1ANTs
PIoUEs, PRINTED rERcA1s,
BALMoRALs AND EMPRESS SKIRTS,
LACE, Wells, RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS, LINENS,
TuLLEs, Hos1ER1Es,
Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc.
Pixies sWagmOEtG Whisky.
80 bbls Pixies MAGNOLIA WHISKY, now landing from
steamer Lotus No 2 For sale by
LoNGsTREET, OWEN CO.,
Sole Agents, 81 Union street,
WttsAsy and Brandy.
100 Obla wickHRe BOURBON WHISKY, in hond
100 :. Keller =.
l25 :. Bond |
20 y easks AMERICAN BRANDY-s. N. r. & Co. |
9B :. ..
For sale by LoNGsTREET, OWEN b CO.,
TT,;a 1
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT We had exhibi-
ted TO US yesterday curious electionee1inn
document, which came all the way from
Pennsylvania II is a piece Of cardboard
about three inches BY two, printed on one
SIDE and illustrated on the other-and is CON
Vezaent for circulating from hand to hand
~ We suppose WAS the intention in pettipo n
up. Il il published il the interest of
Clymels the Democratic candidate for cover
nor. On the printed side is comparison Of
the bounties voted By CONGRESS-, showing That
the Whita soldier received two hundred dol
lars for three years services, while tie negro
soldier received three hundred for tive Years.
It also shows the items of the freedmen.s
bureau bin, and the total cost Of that inst.
tuition. On the illustrated side we have n
pictorial representation Of jolly African
basking III the shade, dressed in motley.
with several legends over his head to fhe
effect that freedom means no work, and that
Uncle Sam viii pay all expenses, and serenely
contemplating white man in the distance
ploWing. The canvass must be getting warm
IN Pennsylvania. Such things remind MS Of
the log CABIN and hard cider times 81 1910.
AnrusEsHnNga The Varieties opens tonight
for the season, and great is the anxiety to vel
come the old fayorites, and extend a greeting
10 the newcomers The manager has shown
good taste IN selecting .sThe School for scan
Dial. for the opening, We want something
d1ashing and sparkling to inaugurate the season
with, and Sheridan's spirited comedy is inst
the thing, BIrs. Uhanfrau, Of course. win he
LADY 1sazle; Mrs. Floyd LADY saeegeu
MIR. Garden, Joseph Surface; Mr.. Floyd,
Charles Surface; Mr.. Davenport, Sir Bend
NUN Bacsbite; Mr. Bradley, Sir Peter, and
Mr.. Fiske, Gta6tree All Of these are old
favontes, except Messrs. Bradley and Garden.
of whom, however, we hear high praise.
Carlo FAITH ID brother Of the now world-re-
nowned Adelina, leads the orchestra.
We are glad to notice large and increasing
houses ct the Olympic, where Mrs. Howard
Watkins, by her charming acting and singing,
makes herself 80 popular. The olympic is a
most delightful place to spend an evening
Sec, under the head Of ssAmusenients,a the
bill for to-night.
The circus -, OF course, popular, and draws
crowds. We never saw one that did not.
This one, at the Academy, has many new
features in it, which will interest and arnuse
even the most inyeterate and 5lase circus
goer. Recolleet, also, this is the last week in
which the circus can be seen.
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N B-WANTED Observation-Disclosures TO twspt
Houses aud Lots from $500 to $1,000 for QUIZ anncnn,s
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" DVS0H09 UIANVO4UVRUU0s
The New Style FAMILY SEWING MACHINES lust in.
rodnced by this Celebrated Manufacturing Company are
nOunced by mechanical we'll by parties using them
to be the combination of Simplicity and Perfection.
Machines sold at Yew York prices cost of transportation
alone added at
THE SOUTHERN AGENCY,
Camp street,
THos. F. BROWNE h CO.,
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Notlee.l

THURSDAY MoRNING, OCTOBER 4, isss.
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y. lib. w'0ttom s. DcsEomde,

AUCTIoNEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS
FOR The
Purchase, Sale and Leasing of City Property
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oFrIoE, no, ~ CAMP STREET.
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND vEsT1NGs.

As Principal Cutter who will superntend the manufacture
Goods ORDERED FROM MEASURE. a Perfect Fit War
ranted.
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Trustees Sale OF Dunlap
ChaSybeaGe SFPImgs,.IRR
EkaPdeHnSm County.

BY virtue Of q Deed of Trust to US executed
by C. n. Schuyler, and G. H. Shirley to
secure the payment of certain notes therein
specially described, and due to Charles Lea
witt and j. NJ Cofinbury; which deed is of
record in the Registers Office of Hardeman
county, Tennessee; in Deed Book r, 7
pages l29, 100 and I3I, and was executed on
the 2lst day of january, 1861.
We, the undersigned, will, on Saturday,
the 29th day of December, 1866, at the court
house door, in the town of Bolivar, Tenn,
sell to the highest bidder, by public auction,
the following tracts of land in Hardeman
county, to wit: One tract containing 233
acres, on which is situated Dunlap Springs"
81 miles south of Bolivar also, tract Of 7
acres adjoining the above Said lands are
described by meter and bounds in said deed.
The title to said property is believed to be
unquestiOnable, but we will convey only
such title as Is vested in US. Terms Of sale,
cash. WOoD & SNfTTU
dec8-3t pf $40. Trustees
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Sheriff g Sale.

BY virtue Of q yenditioni cxpOnas. issued to
me by the Circuit Court Mt the October term,
1866, in favor Of +. p. McNeal, Administra-
tor, Is L. A. Pickett, and w. b. Morrow
stayOr, [ will sell at the court house door, in
the town of Bolivar for cash, on the first
Monday IN january, 1861, the following tracts
Of land, in the 10Th surveyors district, range
,, section ,, and in Hardeman county, Ten
nessee, and bounded as follows, tO-wt: Be-
ginning ut maple 46 poles north of the
south east corner Of entry No $50 for $40
acres, in the name of president and trustees
thence west 6S poles to a hickory, thence
south 2O2 poles to a black oak with large
black oak and , post oak pointers, thence
east 1853 I-3 poles to a small black jack and
2 black jack pointers, thence north 50 poles
to a stake, black jack and , post oak point
ers, thence east j , 3 poles to a black oak,
thence west 96 poles to a stake with post
oak pointers, thence east SO poles to the be-
ginning; which bounds include grant No.
1929 and grant No. 2}9j4, both made to
John l.. Parker, containing in all I55 acres
Also another tract, in the same surveyor
district, section, range and county as above,
and beginning at a black oak, the south east
corner on entry No $50 for 100 acres, thence
with its south line 80 poles to a hickory sap
ling with sassafras and poplar pointers, on
the north of entry No. 1887 for 25 acres, in
the name of VIII Eli, thence east - poles
to black oak and , spanish oak pointers, a
north east corner thence south so poles to a
dead white oak pointer, thence east IA Clio
poles to a stake, hickory and dogwOod point
ers, thence north l2T poles to a red oak and
post oak pointers on the section line, thence
43 $40 poles to the beginning; containing
100 acres. The above being the same tract
of land conveyed by John i. Parker to L.
a Pickett by deed, dated 10Th of October
1916, and registered in Registers Office of
Hardeman county, book a." pages $50,
3SI. Levied on as the property of L. A.
Pickett w. w. MCCARTNEY,
Dec. 6, 1866. 4tpfSI5. Sheriff
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JAS. G. sInpsov.
SIMPSON. DAVID HADDES WILLIAM PARK
3N.EE1N1N1E EFT HUGHES
8 w p On H A ED ED e 1T & CO.
COTTON FACTORS GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Wholesale and Retail GrOccrs,
DAVID P. HADDEx,
WILLIAM PARK.
rON FACTORs and GENERALs COMMIssIoN MER
No. 2o3 Front Street,
Citizens of Hardeman Coasstu
MEMPHIS. TEX. Sent.

GHzeasof Harden County: MEMPHIS Tenn SpIS
the
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the o q us
far US to etnoreG
foureu swe the
Of in
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oNL attention will be all business We have
addressed u.s. otherwise,
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of all
for will
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Sherfn q SaIe.

by virtue of eight vendltlOnl eXpOnas issued
to me by the Circuit Court at the October
term, 1866, in favor Of the following persons
Two in favor Of H. q w. C. Harkins; one IN
favcr Of w. 6. bradford; one in favor Of H.
Kahn; one ia favor Of NuckOls g. Rufin;
one in favor of Il. s. Hardy; two IN favor
Of Adams Il Brother VS.. Jas. WillOughby,
l wsll SELL at the court house door, in the
town of Bolivar, for cash, on the lst Monday
in January, 1867, the follwOing tract or par
eel Of land described as follows; tO-wit: be-
ginning at a dogwoOd, the northwest corner
of entry No. 422, for $40 acres made In the
name of Jesse Cherry, and runs thence east
lob poles to a stake with blackjack pointers,
the northwest corner Of a tract Of land con-
veyed to Solomon Willoughby by Nincen
Willoughby, decd, thence with The sape
south 10 degrees, 220 poles to a blackjack,
with blackjack pointers, on the north
boundary line Of A acre tract Of Iand
decided to VIM. Smith by Jas. Willoughby,
thence west 90 poles to northwest corner,
thence south 40,pOIes, thence west % poles,
thence south 40 poles, thence west 90 poles
to a stake, with spanishoak and blackjack
pointers. the southeast corner of 20 acres of
land decided to Anus Black by said Will
loughby, thence north 40 poles to a blackjack
sapling, with blackjack sapling pointers, thence
west 90 poles to q stake IN the Denmark
road thence north $50 poles to the begin
ming, containing in all 235 acres, Including
and excluding 80 acres sold to Emily VIII
| lOughby by Jas. Willoughby. The above
mentioned land, inherited by James Viii
| loughby from his father, Vincent Willoughby
/ Levied on as the property Of James Viii
/ loughby 10 satisfy the above mentioned
| claims in my hands This, 9th, Dec. 1866.
Il $40. W. W. MCCARLEY, Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-12-15
Im the Chamcery Court at
Bolivar. Tennessee.

Wm II Todd, admir- John II Rains decd Carolina Prev
lit. ct ais heirs Of \ n Prewitt deed.
1t appearing in this cause from the bill of
complainant, which is sworn TO- that defend
ants, Martha A. StegalI, Susan J. Creamor,
Rebecca w. Foster, and the children of Sa-
rah +. Brown, whose names are unknown.
and after diligent inquiry cannot be ascer-
tanned; are non-residents of the State of
Tennessee: 1t is therefore ordered that pub
lication be made for four consecutive weeks
in the Bolivar Bulletin requiring said nom
resident defendants to enter their appear
anee in this cause by the LIST Monday in
February, 1867, and plead, answer or demur
to compliments petition, or the same will
be taken pro cOnfesso and set for hearing
&c parte as to them.
FRANCIS FENTREss, Cl'k and Master.
JAS. FENTREss, Comp'ts Solicitor.
decS At of SO