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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-22
In Chancerr a Huntington. Tenn.

ar fslA hNLh-s lrut.
JJ&BN BrrioE,
~. bal
y q lalrroE.
IL tbs eau e. sgpesrrE 10 the Clerk snd Mss
o., tht TIE detenlsn Siam 81 fa1sT. Msrtesl
Rsdsr aa1 BIZ vie Mary, R.essri, HHlsrd FoI
and wife FL ateta, ilhn Somsrs zrd - o. Msnha,
aeez- h uls NJ sni h.eunrsn Bascuu, and NSpo-
seCn -lnlet-, Ell lren 81 johl ard Maubs. Rspo
lean burraa and child oi Ralks NJ areu 9 citzsns
o ths safe, bot Of tie safe 81 ARA ansas sna aisC
kdv 81 heru and vie Msranla, Nspoieoo r.
Mar, Jutn b. Snd Nirg.n-a kefu d fsndsnts, srs
rou--es dents g fhe state OF Tennessee. 80 th4l
tle oriinary prooess q lac caunoi BE- safYed upos
Them
It's ihereiore ordertd that pubcstion be made
Tor iour e cssive weeks, an Inc Nashville URion,
9 newspaper pao.lste 10 tns Gig II Nsshrl.le, re
QgiTng st4 a'lendants % sppesr ~ ne1i art, 10
ha held a. The ccur' hrnse Ia The town of Hun log
don, Tenn on he Era Monday n August nezL
then ara there io Titas. rnsssT o. dsruur 20 cons
pasrsn = h u or fhe same ui q tsrEu tor contes.
sci as o. them and sct ior b ssainE ez parts
apr.p-ttE sW HANkIN-, CAN.
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In ChanOery at Carthage, Tennessee.
hkECH RUIEs, lsss.

"a. Supplemental and Amended Bill.
ssrsh A. Biieo, e As. 81 - -
u his cause, appearing q tbs satisfaction q
o. TIE Cerk ard Asslef shst De seF~adeuis -
m a. kioo, AhAi 4. Biuo, Jcsephfne r. Blho,
Macy .. bapos are so1 Residents Of the State q
Tennessee - that tae ordinary process az IsW
c2nnns - Harved upon fhsu II . thereiors or.
dered thHi paelleaor - made flr tour consecutive
Neeks, "a the HashFile Union. = pessaaDer pub
hg said Defendants % spear The nsxtteru ne
nHleery CcuFt o. hEnsth caunfys e b hsd & Ia
0nIat hanasa CzfthA9s, q lie sair5 Mendsy Ia
August lsdt, shea and tDere % plead. answer or
aem7f 20 cOmrl&naSis' HI, or DE SANE viii b
tksn ior confessed snd SCI fog hearing s1parte A.
. shsI3 u 4. CAMBRIA, cam.
n ArchG8 E4t
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Pab b SaIe { { M Pronrrtr,

phls DAY. a, n O'Clock, 90 eae PREMISES We
81 EEL lhst rsEy Faiuauie property adio.uinf
- l. a RAILROAD nep5i, kn0En AZ tie 6.shop
Macs property.
JOHN o. EWING. Tsus.es.
apfs-h J. l. AZ W. Brown, Arents.
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No. 2R4.

LfOksALE-Ons and . hslf story BRICK HOUSE,
~ 80 le4 Eest side q South Cherry s res, 6h
80 q our roome-tF0 up. ard two d0an stairs.
4gafelt aalffl GOOD ienee. store-ruuu and closet
4los a.zili- Priee 5000 81 % cash, bsEues 10
ana Y months; interest," snd hen
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In Chanoery at Huntington, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, 1895.
A { Mcneil, Adminisirsor.

EHabsth Wright, ct sls
~ ihiSosse appearang = the satisfaction o. The
Geek sud Msser. ron sf61aElf thai the eefsnd-
at Asses II hrehL Z not . eihzen 81 the State
o. Aennassee, - q a. ne ordinary pToess u lac
canHot Be served upcn hin:
u = tbsretere ordered thai pahlicstian be nae
70 Tie Nas1ylile lnion, a nesFpspsr puhlshsd IN
The city oi NsshHAes ior nur sulcessise weeks r.
QRlnng .sid dstendani . appear & tie uexf trrun
q me uhaneery cpuri 10 b bed e. the cuurtho1ss
IN the town hanunedoa, ean On ne arsi HOO
Dag no Algust nf1h then md here O. Plead a.
sse- o. dvnur % complainanf's h-ll. or ths sane
vii b. tskeE Jor coufessed als ~ fof hsarnr s1
parie as % hin sW hawkins, C&M.
aHral0-ttE
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7IlQR RENT-A new Frame House Of ; rooms,
= 10 North Nashville, near the residence Of Mr..
F. R. Chsaiham. Prise 500 per Ennum.
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send 25 enls foF CsFuIleAte.

IN al trnusa1tionz oy mail, we shall c -ge for
forwarding The C=rIa-Gtess paying postage End
DONG tie business, IS cents each when mast e
eLc whel the Cerlh at b. sent for Ia Ger
uBuag rii be- zen, ol St,elesen ~ 81 ihIuy for
a. sixty i've I0r Sis oLe hundred ior Si5.
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No. 2S6.

1TfOR sALE-4e3z feet, corner Vine and Union
= streets, opposite ne residence o. Mrs.. EYRE
sidsns fo'k Price 93oo per foot. A noble spot for
. tine residence.
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No. 286-

1EN0R sALB-BRICE DWELLING OF & rooms.
A dlnlng room, kitchen and servanisi room. Lot
saHtte norm Market sfreet, nsEt snuth q dseilng
iornneTiy oocupied By ~ fszsrs- Pnes 81 6s0-
tsooo cs.hi balance N I snd years.
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IN REcrrpr or ONE DolIar

IEli f1rnish prnisd insirsctions bf ahch aBy Der.
sen eaH acaulrs Z cusiness aiapssd holh 70 cites
and villages, and b. which they can secure hznd-
soua iaaoIne. llgalds, ewes, can Do vel b. t. As
Is = - petdng Hfzr, but h1ziness ihai = hEhly
rsspfctasie- FiFs doilsrs vi buY eFeFyt1ing ~
e1sEsrf @ eoEaElenca tns blzIueea et1 E1d %
mere ihzn pay tee szpense 81 Eetiing established.
ne srsieles ca1 D. procured alnosf ElFaneFa o.,
T pre.e1fa1, ] cE1 fEfulsh t1eHn. Aaffasa LOUIS
). hERf0as No. rs Grand Essi, NsE YORK up
Eiairs) nSra-im.
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.


In Cbanoery ct Mc1innTille, Tenn.
FEszUAEy RuIzs, 1855.
An deg. HarY and Thouias Harrison, and othsfr
". BIZ 70 eel Ls5d
% seph Hzrrizou, Audlsy a1d Eiirzbafh Wiseman,
besfy Mo9rsEor, lanes Lssrsaea a1d We W.
Fiuia-
IN TITS cz1se, Z appeaTinZ 10 ne satisfaction q
= v Clerk and Master ihat he shove named de-
sadErts ars no1-reedsnts Of the 8tnls q fennes-
&c. - nat The oraInHry proeess % ~ cEnnoi -
serNed upon tnsu, Il = lhersfnre ordered tnaf pub
hca1oa beusads OR four suceessFe WesEsY ID ihs
Nashville Unioc. Q nsWspapsr pubiahsd IN he
city o. Nashville, Teunassee, requlfing sad d.
fsndalis 70 appear on The hrsf day % cur 1exf
Ccurt, 70 b heid Is he GouEs hoEla ia Non an
VIE. On ne toufth Hon4ay - March Ser t1f1
ald there % plead, ausNeF Or csnux te ccErlIla-
aIis oil, tbe same ai Be takea f1r eonteasec
. them, md sst iog heariEg 81 paTts
J. 3. NORFORD, O An
fshle-N4ts b J. Q. BMEs, D, Q,
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No. 222.
No. 223.
No. 225.

EtOR sALE-A small Farm Of 80 Acres, on the
= Brick Church Pike, miles north Of NashTil o,
well in proved. frame house Of three rooms, at
tc ball and kitchen Two springs, 6ns young or
ehard OF coo frut trees ia beginning 70 bear. ap-
pies, peaches, pums, cherries and piums, All well
enclosed. SID per acre; one-half eash, balance
in one yesY. Possession gwen January LIST, 1850.
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8ashrille aaIolI.
FERNs on snHSnpin-Io.
AAlAs OF ADVERTISING.

-. rAlABLE IN ADVANCE.
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No. 2a5.

TOR KENT-FIfesn Acres OF good Land. ai arst
= Tol-Este On Gailatn PIKE,
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Wanted.

IN FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MEN 10 s,r.c. IN
~ travelling business- Pay irosn SO 10 rs
per 2, Cal ai as osdar siEsoi for siehi days.
spIit--a
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee
APRIL RULES, 1866.
r B Dayids IN,
VI 20 BIN.

W. %. Bin.
Rhoda sevier, et ais.
1T ippearng to the satisfaction Of The Clerk and
Master from afi 1aEif, b { he shove named de
feniaEt b. a non resident ~ the state Ct Ten
essfe 81 tha' N ordinary process o. lsW cannot
qe retved Up1l hers
Il Is there fore orsisret that publcaiiOD he msds
FOR our cors cutive weeks 10 he Nashville Du9n
neHspap'r pUtli-hea % the CIly OF IA hvile, re-
quIr ny tfe e I'D drierdant 20 appear ~ the neXi
t. M Il ths Ch.neery CyuTt 90 Ue held al The Court
house IN J. vInE-JO an toe fist MonI-y 10 Au-
gust neNi then sud there 10 plead, Fn weT or De
mur % comp'sinarts bH or the SINE wi he
taken for confessed sgsin her and e. flr hearing
e. arie. j. ". Hk CAT, q M.
apu Z5-4W
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Administrators Notice.

Or No. 254 King street, Charleston, 5. Q.
fab2-d4t oew vat
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In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL ROLES, 1855.

MsTcsllus 6sins and others, defshdsnts.
IN TINS esuse, q aprearing 70 The Clerk sni Ms
tsr. nom s1sEyit, ihst the de'eldaats 7 Il Baker
ard vie haf nda Baker, Thomas rsker SUI Blu
nsrd nsker. The two last beng minors are ron
r. idents Of he 5 ate q tennessee. % rhar the or
dInsry pnocsss Of a. csnuot be Sc we'd ou them;
Il q tbersiore ordered thst pubHcafiun Be- made
faf four successive Eeeks iz ne Nashville Urion.
= neWspapfr pub isned N the ctr o. Nashville,
Iennessee, requiring TIE said dcfsnds-ts % ap-
pesr on OF EiInin ne f-s1 Tnre6 tisy u our nsKi
Court, % - held % the trss Monday 10 August
isd6. ten snu tsere % piead. sBsNeT or deu1ur 70
complanart's bi, or The same giu De taken for
confessed ssnss them and set for heSTing ea parse
spTlo-stE 5 " HAWKINS. G an.
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In Smith County circuit Court

O,tober Rules. #u'Cerzs Once, February % 1866
lA'"7 VS. N Hughes BIZ ror Divorce
Martha Jane Hughes.
On nofinn Of corapisnauts solicitor in this cause
appearing 90 the Subsection OF the Clerk, on a.
dsrit that dtfcudaat o non-Tcsident Of Tennessee;
It's therefore ORDERED that notice be- given b. pub
lcsaon no c. e Nashville Mon, a new paper pub.
iahei N ne city of Nashville, reBLes @e four
ces. i've weess. requiring SAID Marths ane Hughes
10 appear before the ueNt Circuit Cou Of Smith
county, Tennessee, setting 81 Tie Court house IN
Carthage, on tue alh Monday 10 March n H lse6
then ami there TO plead, q muir OF AnsEer 70 CON-
piasnEnts OH. or th1 sans viii be tszeu or con
ie-sc aud set dCwu Tor hearing expaIte, - % her.
VA J. CLEFh LAND, ClerE.
iehzT Wit per ,. 7. WukNros, 2 @.
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sAMARITAH's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILs, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES 80


For Syphilis or Venereal Diseases, the SaFnari-
ssn's Root and herb Juices is the most potent GER
tsin and sheetuR remedy ever prescribed. IL reach.
IS sne erSdlestes every particle Of the vsnerea Pe-
Take then this purifying remedy and be heales,
and do not transmit % pOsterty that for which
you may rePsnt IN sster years
e t 10 not DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incurable, the
SamsnHsn's Root and Herb Juices via remove
s4eTy vsshge Of impurities from the system, e well
As AL the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEMALES n Oh. FEMALEslI
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, tho kOotaud herb Juices Is mos! hap
ply adopted, ilcersted Uterus in Whites, in
bearing dosn, Falling Of the Womb, Debility, sad
Tor al complains ineident 10 the sex. Sent uy eI-
press. Puce, 81 per bottle.
Samaritan's Wash, .
Is in case OF syphilis, used in conjunction with the
Root and Herb Juices. FaH direoaOns, Price hny
cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike seknovl-
edged By physicisns and pa1ents Thsy sSe used
IN the U S. Hospitals, and y th0irres merit have
gained the spprohStion o. the most abe surgeons
pstent take notice The ingredients are knosp
70 the Physicians Hbo use them, you vii see by
The following:
POsI HosrTfeE, FoET MAEsaALL,
Baltimore, Fen %, 1854
81 have great satisfaction In stating tisa have
ueed THE Ssnartaa,s Eamedisss . forfV eaeresl
uisesse in its moss cu-tomsry forms thai m have
used them with Judgment, discretion. End proper.
u, and have fouad them respond to nv anticipa-
TO 5 promptly snd efiectual y. KnoFing their
compositioB, hsye the fullest eouRoeBee 10 Their
ethcscy, and a. ar my use Of them extends,
recommend them strongly -
ALFRED G Bowers.
Assistant Surgeon 5h New YORK Vols
Resder, here is proof positive Of TIE Taiue OF
these truly Yalusble preparstons TIE old siokeu-
rig suddl EnstIug drug have 70 give way 70 rene
dies purely yseeisoe, pleasant = The taste, and
FO5lIINE CURE.
sold ey WA @ " SMITH, Druzs.,ts.
Cor Cur h ana Vine sEreets Nashville
DESMOND Co, Proprelors
els Rsos strset Philadelpllis Pa lssp2o-sm
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In Chsncery at Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCH RIIL Is lsC6.

Jesse hn'eriss 81 as
fAftachmezt hill
p. =. Cal ON. e sls-
II t1is cause 70 appearing 20 the satisfaction q
the Clerk ana Master. that tha President o. the
q a1cho the Bsnk or Lnuss~lls st turkesvslls,,
D enlucky, one of the dsEudsnts Is a non-re D.
Gent o. ine state Of Tennessee 80 that The or.
dlntry process q tsw csEaoi be ssrrsd nuon
h.n, it is therefore order that puhIi, alton he
made fsr Eu- COO scgure weeks in he Ma hv Ne
Uaion. . rrWspsper p4nli hei lu tn- ely OF Nssh-
fesfEt the next Term oi sc Ghan n UoUrt or over
ton -nty, 10 b. Iel1n tvil ston ont firsi NJ n.
dey 81 August nex 1883 snd a.ead, ans ser OF
deLlUr ~ comp aInsnts hlls or tn ssme vii ue
taken i0f confessed a. 10 hin, ans set for hsarnf
ez pare. }. ". WRI6HT, ca NJ
spu 5-4-W
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No. 22s.

7FsOR sALE-2o. 40, or So feet Toaf on North
= Cherry Street. lo5 ieet deep, next north Or the
Commercial Hotel. Tins Is central business 10
CAVITY. Price $50 per foot. One-hlf cash, balance
II and years interest and nen-
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Fer my - ne sboys raeslis1sd property rppiy
= II. q. BCONELs
REAL E5TATE AGENT,
C5FnaF q Pzrk Stress and Capitoi AFsuhs, oppo-if
kagi Front 81 Ne saz1s olpiiol-
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SARGENT & co.
In ChaneeTy s. MeMinnville.

:. ! FEUHUAhI HULEsI ~
X b Blies, Ex'r q John 6tubehsld, deaid eor,
q piinNns, Fs. Ana r stubiefeid, UloTa sluElsfIsi5
huston and he vie, Fiotar.ue, A. G. Et1rrH 80 -.
Flie. Depszline 6lctsll, defenda1ts.
IT sppssrine u he safisszctldn III AZ gTs-t "a
Master, non affszFt, thst tie ahavs nj -
ieodsuts are non--esdents office SAFE ofIennaa-ee
% has the oFdlnsry pfecszs - law ossnf - a.rvs
o. mem. u - tsefefofe oriai 81 80 Brhl icatiou
- znlles icr tolr c1nsleIIriEe WeeEs y toe Mash
g,ae gno1l . aeNspaper published ID TIE city 81
ePpear On TIE nrst daT q cur nef Court % b. held
q acAiunnlle, on ihe 50 Mondey in March, issa
. plssa Essser Or sesa1r % cfulrlzlrsris In of
Ne saue WiA e aseE lor conisasfi. A. % hem,
a1d set for hearing exparfe.
J. ,. MOEFORD, G. Az
tan1i-WtS By = g. hu.El. u. G.
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No. 2I4.
No. 2I6.

T3OR SALE--A small Frame Heuse, lot 231To on
III Jackson street, north Of he Corporation Spring
Pnce $40.
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NIJNNFLEV TAvEHN

on q credit Of six and twelve months, without the
night Of redemption. One hundrsd dollars cash
vi, Be required 81 the TINE Of sale. Boud and Sc
curly required, ana a hen rstalded
+. MORFORD, OAM.
ApriIll--stH prs ies IS 90 -
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We lne Undersigned, have tins day sdopied the
above IAtes lor Advertising. 70 winch We bind our
ael Tea strictly v adnere
NASHVILLE UNION PRTNTING CO.
John WALLACE, for tbs aslsoases
BARRY, WlNHAM a co. Tor Psss.
bALlss JONES Co. Tor Gazefte,
hAsHyILLE, JEsE.. Sept q ls65
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~ tTlCE II wing suEEaEtei b ths Nirrs OF the
y County Conrt 1t su.ith county. che insolvency
q he est-.e of T. Rouse. de- - ID hereby
nruv al person. having ~ aIm azainst ths sai e.
ise % Gle thew with he Clerk of said conn On or
before the note ciouer next ior rro rata q $50
cslstc property sutnen aCasj. OF tbvv oil he for
evet barred ens al gers n- inaeut 20 "a es-
De- wi come Nv sd ans make psymen. imme-
distsiy. Tbs. April s.h, lst5
b y C SMITH, Admir-
aurlo-asts o. e ~ HOUSE decd.
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No. 22l,

NOR SALE-27o0 Acres Of Land, 61{ miles IRON
II tha SsWSnee Coal Mines. MariOn county, Tenn
with good Improvement, Saw Mil IN running OF
vii be gwen PIice - per acre. essh, balances
! and yesrs. VIII exchange for city or county
property.
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No. 22O.

TSOR RESF-Fiye rooms IN third story, south
ii west corner Cedar aad Cherry street, for tgo
years nom JanCsry lat 1866, az 500 per annum,
ana $500 bonus. These rooms are well located iOI
business oinces, and cheaper than any se knov
of-aEeraging SIS 50 per noah Tor each
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Josish Powell, ut ale, IS. Goore,, Baker ct als.
IN thi- cause, t appearing "a ile tlsrE and Mss
ter that The deiendaata hgsau krura and har has
brnd. IaIuetln hfucs, And MsIy sanders..n and
her husband. Tn mas Sanieus "a. a e u0u resi-
q n fl Uf tre State uf Ieu.es.ce 60 that the
OriIusry p-ocess II lag cannot be ee.vea upoB
thsm Do b. Therefore orters4 tl sud- oli'Itn
b. ms1e ior four oppressive weeks iu the ss-h-
vile Unio- - newspaper D. D. shed IN he cly n'
NGsnt DE, DC PES &c. r-IuIr nE ssd DEF mani %
sppssr No the next term vf tre Clfne ~ Oourt Of
Slaiih coun y, O. o. bel 81 ihC ourihouse IN Car
ihsro on lhs bird Monday Ia August tSsl % sn-
sae- corpis usnts sll. or che sause VI g. taken
Tor confessed and set hearing y pare r %
thsm b. 4. CAMPBELL, G. n.
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No. 247--For Sale,
FTNHAT VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING. No.
n IS Cedar street, long lCneEh a. the Dr. Martin
Properly. well stuated Dor stores ofces or u f.at
almost any sctits business, & beng % the zFsst
Oourt House SD very centrally iofaied Cspiialsts
may well eve thus attention Lot f15S 1lO0- Proe,
81. 90 Hsli' cash. balance, one ana tEo years.
Interest and lien
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In Chsncery at McMinnville, Tenn.
6. d. Rowan,
Nicholas Smith.
IN pursusuce 70 decree OF the Chancsry Cour
ct McMinnu le, Tennessee, rendered at the NJ arei
term, A. D.. 1856, Of said court N this cause VII
expose 70 pubic sale, on Monday, the 2ist day o
May next, at the court house in McMianFllA II,
house and lot known as the
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee.
APRIL RULES, 1866
! Thos r. Burro-ehs,
". Attachment Bill
] m u a ] A

II spPCaring TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk srd
Master, RON AFFIDAVIT inst tie defendant V. ii.
BursOu ghs D. q non resident Of The State Of Ten
nessee 90 thai the ordinary process Of law cannot
BE- served on him:
it's therefore oEiered thrt putlcat on be n ade
Cor four consecutive weeks IN TIE Ma hyl @ Union,
8 newspaper published IN the city Of Nashville, re-
curing toe said defendant 10 appear 90 the next
term ~ the ChaneeFY Court 70 be held at tle
Courthouse 10 the town OF Livingston, on the first
Monday n August nett, % plead, answer OF de
mur y Ctmpia nsnts bill. or The sane VII be "a
ken Tor confessed sgd1st hlm and set for hsafing
er psrte j. W. WRIGHT, ca N.
aprlzO-atW
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30 btkRTIsERs IN BKfAIh,
THE RATES UFTT Ne =, - -

sis IN TIE Special Column, FIRST time
from 1 70 Ines, 81 u0-eseb sdditso5aI Iire -
een.S sln-eqasnt Insertions. 10 cent? per hne. In
Lo5Al Soiunln7 nrst Time, from to liues, 81 o.
tons Is cents per me
Al I-sssinenia occupying specisl position,
% ~ 9911ie column advertisements, Vii -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-22
Chansery Sales at MciIinhElIle,

In Chancery st McMinnVille, Tenn.
FIX Bill aad Vim whits, Exrso Of VIM While
deceaaed,
vs..
q n Waierson.
TEE Clerk and Master. in obedience 10 a decree
rendered 10 this cause sc the Mach term Of The
Cbaneery Court az McalinnYiiie, Tennessee, 1855,
pillsell At pubic auci On, on the premises ~ tns
town of McMnnviles on Monosy, 2st or May next
The Warren or Thatcher House,
outhousss snd all It's sppurtenanees. for cash. IN &C
cordance Eith the provision Of Deed Of 1rust ex-
ecuted b. Harvey NJ Ratlerson, without the righl
Of reas.5pt,on. The deed Of trust " q b. shoEr
on DAY Of sale. J, F. MORFORD, Z NJ,
apn!ll-65 prs fee s. 60
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-22
In ChAncery At Huntingdon, Tenn
A C heNeiii, adrl'r. Il als.

IN Pursusncs q Al I1asraoeatosy decree q o.
Ceaneery eourt e Huntingdon, mace 10 ths aisssa
eauses notsoe = hereby gwen 70 al creditors 81 q.
Wright deoeaeec, % hle thsir ciainla duly urore1
:. .ne ~ directs sth ne, o. 81 he0ra Ia "a dzg
q Jsly next, OF thsy VI b forever haired.
HpniaSSE 81 hawkins. CAH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-12
srR,,r Er1ou.rr, roa GlxrIlrIN.,

STREET ETIaulrTl FOR GINTLlNsN.-
An exchange gets up the following rules
to be observed BY gentlemen when on the
street:
/. Gentlemen walking should keep their
hands in their pockets. It shows their
figure to advantage, keeps their hands
warm and out Of other peoples pockets.
2. In the afternoon congregats in front
OF tho hotels and saloons. Then upon
ladies passing, set up an equine cachina-
ton (translated horse lAugh). This will
give them an exalted opinion Of your tasts
and refinement.
8. Keep the center Of the sidewalk. BY
this means others in meeting you will
know which side to pass; when they at
tempt It, step In the direction with them.
This affords an agreeable variety in .
promenade.
4. II you wish to see . person on the
opposite side Of the street you wish to in
,errupt, cry a. loud a. possible to him,
"Hol Jones'" or course Jones will
"Ho!" and you will show to passengers
that you take q great interest in the fate
Of Jones.
s. When turning q corner, walk rapidly
with your eyes in the opposite direction.
You may meet somebody, and give them
an opportunity to study astronomy BY
daylight"
6. Dog fights are an agreeable variety
with which to "spies' city life therefore
get up q few bets a. to which will whip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-12
Lander County Election.


TIE MAJoRITIss.-We HAYS been ena-
bled from the returns with which we-have
been furnished, which, however, are in
complete, to approximate the various ma
j~orities, or 1t least to ascertain the sue
cessful candidates. Ashley's majority for
Congress is IA; Blasdel's for Governor,
IL; Slingerland for Lieutenant Governor,
so; Lewis fol-. Judge Of Supreme Court,
4S; Noteware for Secretary Of State. 4S;
Belknap for Clerk of Supreme Court, 1856;
Clarke, Attorney.G General, 48; Rhoades,
Treasurer, 46; Parkinson, Controller, 4S;
Eckley, State Printer, so; Fisher, Super
intendent Public instruction, SO; Mar
lette, Surveyor.G General, 4S. The Union
Senators Welty and Terry, are elected by
abou. 80 majority. Assemblymen Ten
nant, Jacobs, Cullen and Dorsey, the first
three Union and the last Democrat, are
elected. For Assembly. the following
votes were given: Tenant, TIA; Jacobs,
$50; Cullen, 760; Gilman, 755, Union.
The Democratic candidates received: Dor
sey, ITO; Broderick, 749; Rankin, 740;
Fairchild, 704. The District Judge, Mr..
Beatty, received the Union vote and was
unopposed. For Sheriff, Sanborn receives
a majority Of 81. His majority in the city
was go, which is reduced in the county to
81. Mayenbaum is elected Attorney BY
q large majority; Spires, Clerk, BY a small
majority, and Beene Treasurer. The elee-
ton Of Assessor is still in doubt, and only
the official count will decide. Brown is
elected Recorder. The Offices of Surveyor,
Public Administrator and School Super
intendent are very close, and the result is
vet unknown. Mitchell, Halleck and
Gray, Union, are elected County Commits
sioners.-Rsess River RsvHah Of Friday
ereninQ.