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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JAsuABY RULES 1858.
Richard n. Holland, ADMIR- t all

Msry NJ. Dean ct ais.
TaIsb bin being fled by the Admins .rator for the
nnrnose OF winding up the estate OF Jefferson Dean,
decd, under the inso vent lsWs Of the state, and
having suggested the insolvency OF the saTe; IL ls
h.reiore ordered thst publication he made 10 NE
Nashville Union. Tegu ring all pe.sous interested 70
come forward and exhibit their demands and have
Themselves made parties to the SUIT and ior all
credi ors, OF persons having claims against TIE es
tste. 10 n De r aud hle then claims, autnenucaled
Is the law directs, on OF before thu brst MonlHy ia
Man. lsC6. or the Al e v n be forever barred.
ianIlWlt D.. H. CAMPBELL, T.. q "a
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CAPT. ". A WAINgRl9nT, A 9 ~
RnSH.

Posr DRPEssARY-SO n South Cherry st. sur.
geon VIM. Threlkeld. Us. Vols, attending ON
GERS Eud their families
Surgeon J.. ". S~PARLSGs 10th Mich. Vols, Medics
IgEector OF Post Forces, Office No. 10 College Il.
Posr gospirA1-Corns Of Cherry and Kim SITS.
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Livingston Chancery Court


James .. Smith snd Others, defts.
IN this cause, IL appearing 70 tie Clerk and Mas
ter, from complAiuanas hl, which Is sworn 70, that
defendant James g. Smith Is 3 nonresident OF the
Sta e of Tennessee, 20 that the ordinary process q
Law cannot be ssrFed upon him; It is therefore Or
dered tn { plblieaton be made for four success
sive week, n the Nashville Union. publish d IN
the city Of Nashville, requiring said detenlsn q 70
appear at the next term Of tbs Chancery Court, 20
he held Ia The town Of Livingston, Tennessee. on the
first Monday N February next, 0S6Gl u plead,
snsWer or demur 70 oomplainauts Bdl, or the same
vii be Jsken for con esssd, a. TO him, and set foT
hearing e. parte.
~ians-szt j.. W. WRIGHT, ca ~.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
In Cbancery at Carthage Tennessee

JANUARY orH, lo63.
James NJ. SOU res, Admir-,
SO Ame14td his
Samn8l ALISON and oilers.
IN III, cause. c appearing 10 Ne Clerk aud Mes.
teg that jefferson A. Wright 4cd hHlsE A. " ight
are non residents Of his stals of Tennessee, 50 that
the ordinary process Of lzW cannot he served upon
thew: Il - therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks, il ihe Nashville
vile, Tennessee, requiring said de'eudsntS 10 sp.
pesr a. The neKt tenn OF me Chsucery Dourt OF
tmi,h county. 9 he heidi ne Court D use in Oag-
tusg-, Ou mo third MUu9EY 10 February, 1866, to
suSaer lhe smenisd hui Of C3mptsirsnt. OF TIE
s-ms will be tagea for confessed andfet for hearing
eXpaTie, IS 10 han.
ian CIV ID. Il CAMPBELL. c an.
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In Chanoery at Carthage, Tennessee.
pIosnnss. RUlKS lS6S.
Hamilton psyua
~ Ats Blk

aaaAtS W AAAArs a NAHa04
~ this cause, % sppesruE to the Clerk spd Mas
uf tnaf the defeEdsnis James ". Burke snt John
N. Ruhuond sue non residents 81 the state o. Ten
nassea, 80 hist thH Ordinary procezs II lss cannot
BE- sertea upon then Il ts therefore Crcere4 that
publication be msda Tor nur su0cesslFe weeks m
he Nashville Nnion, puhlshed W he CITY o. Nash
vile. ItDneEsrc, regGt lnx sad uaisrQsnis 20 Hp-
near 81 the next term OK The ChNncsfy Court of
smith county, % he held 81 lie Court h5u-e "a Car
thare, on TIE hlrd Monasy 81 February. lgt6 60
piaad. ausser or dsmur % complsnsnts uL, Crthe
same sln h. tsEeu Ior con essed sud set .or hearing
exparte, g. Co them.
meet r. Il CAMPBELL 81.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee

L. Il. Cardwell. VS. EIszsr Smith, and others.
IN this cane, it appearicg 70 the Clerk and Mas
ter uast the names and residences Of the hens Of
dst. b X. Allen, DECD, are uuknoFn, 20 thai the
oraipsry proce s ofisW caunOtb be serveduPon them:
il is therefore ordered that publication De mair
for four successive weeks, in the Nashville Unloni
q newspaper published in The y Of Nashville Ten
nessee. requiring said heirs to appear al the he1t
term Of the Chsncery Court o. Smith county, 70 Dc
held at the Ccutr house IN Carthage, on the IN "a
Mouday IN February, 1860, then ana there 70 plesd'
snfwero OF demur ID Complainant BIZ, OF the same
viii be taken for confessed sna set for nearing e4
ami wft D. q. CAMPBELL, O. & NJ
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glO52
TOTAL

AAHNa
The packing at New Albany, Indiana,
which Is included M the above estimate, IS
rr.tv near over. Messrs. Mcdonald, Brown
y 49, have thus far slaughtered and packed
500 hos. the average weight being rs
,-,Dss and they have made about 2,0oo
.r..f. al park. some Doe more hogs are
,,psctrd 60 close their season.
The Cincinnati Commercial OF Sunday
SAYS;
the New York Stock market recovered
nam. al, recent derl ne la greater strength.
md moro rapidly thsn was generally sn-
Us5tstsH. This Is most feas lnsb'y scyount-
cd fsr that decline had beeG long awaited
ty absrt .alsrs. which, when realized. took
them promptly INTO the ms'kct to cover
thcir Ines. Ihis simultaneous actlon, OF
coarse. made a gun on the market ard lie
lpl "a competition that qulekly put up
the price.
les condition. There IL sul 8 fair demand
lar Flour 70 ia Southern orders, which call
mainly Tor the lower grades. Thee are
4br,v-u upon our msrkct more freely be
.sus. of he ice blockade al ST. Louis, which
b,- prevented the hlling Of orders sent %
thtt pout. This quality most IN demand l.
such as muges Ia price also Go 20 90, ana
sb5s hss nov become scsrce. Good super
~. r.rr.s az - Co s. p, aud some trade
hr.,ds 81 high as : 50. Extra Is kept %
- ii - 30 Tor good 90 choice qualities, wa
only q moderate demand.
800 cid Red wheat is in scaut supply,
40 wopld command s. prime is alse
60 Al 81 zeal %, but millers are not
t.kipv much. because Of The absence 81 9
ma-ein Tor pro6ts. Choice Kentucky D. held
a. - %. with bot very lutte on TIE market
sHd an insignificant demaud
sb.Iis5 SRA Is cider q al 54955c. but viii
- 100 over SIS, and noi that &, any eN-
- M,st of the buvers rcduce their
a. ssto soc. The demand Tor 10 has
-, f,,m me south, and Tor the present
tb.r -j,rs are searse. Ear sold az Sic,
o. u, steady al see for prime samples
IN. i kspt ct 90 70 s5c Cor FAIR to choice
quality.
MIL was frner IN bond, with sales at
~,J holders generally ask NJ sac. Free
Wa r.torted az - -, bat is stiIl not easily
sold at that
Cotton . dull al 4'c.
mn. p.,vis,an market was less spirited
Co cav. CIV mess Pork is held 81 S2a 50 b.
thess who have 10 on The markc', but tho
drulaad will uot sustain q better figure tbau
~~ 80 i offered 81 lsc, but no sales are
reported. Head Lard so.d 81 5a.&I7L
Bulk Meats rcEan IS last quoted, gith
ouiy Q moderate damand.
isr- d af AIS are weaker. Hams Of desi-
rsbr 49, viii hardly brtEg l6.c Others
ars euotri al I6a. &itAc. shoulders are
Husa able Al Iee. HAc belng the best thai IS
uaslol. aud lot much Of a denand ~ that
The Chicago pork-paekeFs Association
adopted the following fcsdutions a. Atiau
darl ior ue ! Pork. on the loth tHst
Resolved. That the rule IN relation e.
tsess Pork Be altered b. striking iheretlom
ne words, clear oi the bone Of the shoulder
blade.
Resolved, That The Inspector b. H.
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In Chsnaery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JASuAar RuLEs, 1866.
George Il. Orange
"a Att. and Inj. Bill.
mn ~ n E.-A.- e.

George H. orange
- Att. and I'M Bill.
Sarah A.. Bibo and f. II. Gordon, Ex'r.
IN this csusc, it appearing TO the satisfaction Of
the Clerk snd Master, that sarah A. bl0o IS
a nonresident of the Suite o. Tennessee, 50 tla'
Inc ordinary processoi law canno, be served uTon
her, Il is therefore ordered & at publication DO
made for four consecutive Weeits in ue Nashville
Union, a newspaper pubished in the G " Of Nash
vile. requiring SAID defendant TO APPEAR beloIS
the Chancellor OF the Chancsry Court Of smith
county, at tae court hou G in Carthage, Tennessee,
on or before the thlrd Monday 10 februsiy, ls5h,
then and there to plead. tn8ger or q mur 20 co z
pfainauta bll, or the same WI be isken tof con
iessed A. 10 her, snd set for hearing ex psrte.
unlO-4w d. d. 0AMPbELL, C. N.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
No. 227.

TOR sALE-DWELLlSG-No. q North High
( Street, formerly occup ed by Mr.. William $.
Eakin. one u the most compact. neat convenient
sud deslrabIy located residences IN Nashville, with
oil the modern improvements, gas. wSter, water
closets, bathing room, good sewerage, stable, car
riage house, wood house. In addition there sre
double window ssshes attached TO the dwelling, To-
gsther wiz a fine Laundry room, with ststlons'y
wardrObes, drawers, shelves, &c, dc. Neishbor-
hood pgfhsPs UNSURPASSED. Plice $1,000 o5e-
hall cssh; BALANCE one yesT, interest snd lieu.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
JANUARY RULES, 1850.
"
Mary N. Dean and otners.

Mary 81. Dean and others.
I n this cause, 1t sppsanng 70 he aststart on Of
OF TIE OerH aud Master that ne del ndauts sndTeW
Carter ana he heirs o. PLATE nesn, deceased. are
non residents OF the susie OF Tennessee, and inst
the names OF the sad heirs OF flaiB De8g, deceas-
ed, are Uusnown, SO that the ordiCary process Of
Law cannot bs served up IN taan 10 IL ttereture ug-
dered that puhlculon be made r Tolr consecutive
weeks, % The Nashville Union, n newspaper pub
itEet IN Tie city q Nashville, ienne see, feQulr-
ira ~ d efsndants o aprear al the neXtterm % he
Chsncesy Court or smlJg county,, 20 ue he'd a. he
Count house q Carthage, tn us thira Mondsy M
February, is66, then and there 90 plead, answer or
lemur 20 complUnants bil, or The same vii be
taken for confessed sad set for hearing eXpsrte, AS
70 l.sm. ID. h. CAMPBELL, CO NJ.
fnu1H wff
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No. 222.

TIOK SALE, or FXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
4 CITY PROPERTY, New Albany, Ind, proper
~ a. iolowz A two story Frame House IN perfect
repair, newly painted, on second hank Of the Ohio
rVer in fall view of Il, near the foot OF The Falls
10 rooms, presses, cupboard-, pantry, cellar and
cis.ern under the house. Stable under ground,
2ix24 Wood shed, &c, &C. House stands 80 feet
back from one street and 40 feet from the other.
Lot is on the corner, 60x'6O. with rear fencing.
Also Two cottages, Of three rooms each, on lot
l9OXt7G, with regs fence csterh 10 each house,
aGd well iOr both. Al, valued 81 SIP 0OO.
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Estrays... Davidson coua,y.

1NhtN Up ~ NJ S. G-esu. hrng IL Brentwood.
Il slsrge roam Horsr, shaut Z yesrs old, &c or IL
EAndS tlrh, VIII a small STAR In tie icrehss3. a
sna al back fsed branded With I'D. Appraise s.
$50
IAkEN up BY Thomas A. Gilman, living in the
ltth nst1ol Aar1sou c-uHy, ere hay Mare. Eve
ye1e Old, ahout u bands hE1, hind ieet VII Ie.
bind p ne lst eve. nght eve weak. trsnded o. :
] c. no other nsFk upaD her. Appu sd 81 SlA
aoeltwar ALEA MCDANIEL Rsnsss.
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smith County Court
JANUARY TERN, Is Esd isy O, said r
L. H Csrdveu. Enrc'r snd other,
Vs. ki 90 sthLsuG.
lane CsrAuen. and Others

VI "|"|-1 - -"
On mntioa Of conp'ainsnts Sol citor 10 Dus cause,
i apuFarug 60 the ~ fiction 81 the Court on sHi.
SavL tnat defpndsnts &. q ONerstreEL James IT,
snd Eorets Cardwfl. TUmsR hhealcr AMI hs
vie ChinIooy, ". Grcgoy and hs Vle Polly
see Eti thereto e ordered by tie Court lhu rub.
lcsUoa 10 rade in tho Na>hwic Union, q uvwsps
p~r pulaished b. zoe CIV OF \ ehTale. rerue<See,
rrgniinr sad dele dsss 70 sppesr e-foTe TIE Nor-
shiFll County Ccur, setUnA ~ iue T. ur-houSe 10
CaItsrRa. Sniih county, IenuFesse, % The lSt
Nords1 m February next 1850 iben sud here 10
Plead. sn-urr Or dcmur toe mpalnsntsh N, ortAe
same uH l. aiken ~ confessed, sud eel town tor
hssring en- psHz, e. g. then
fansaWu n ". lNhNth tiorh.
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Original Attachment.


MM IAUahfhi The plslnHf. or ar5svt saws
tac delerds1t Is noehtcd al Co km, sui so ar-Coui.
tdsi me ordncrg frocess as NOT he served upon
him, sad having ohtsuel an cuE1al Attashu'ani
alaust the eta e a. tho defendant made r4urp.
s-.e beiore J, n. kel-o, g JcsIce % the Ferra t5r
Monroe county, aat the ssme hayrR ben levei
on hs properly % Is ordered tlst fae dafsaFs1t
arpesr before hm s., ms ONCE tu Monroe counf,
on "a DAY o. teur AIRY, ls3, % alsEer then
ana there the sad Attsrhment SIS the lsN dire L.
or The same VII Dc taken u- con es~si and heard
~ lbre % O. hm THIS he lFta fav og Ir.e
lso. tdesl-W4l D r. kELsO. !. T. y
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n Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.


" Ar. Bill
John NJ Richmond,
IN this cause it appearing 70 the Clerk and Mas
ter that John NJ. Richmond % a uoD-resldem o. tne
Sisfs a Tenn 80 that the Ordinary process 81 law
cannot be served upon hint l. Is therefore Of
deied that publication b. made, ;or four ccnseculye
weeka. in I've Nashville uni n, q newspaper puo'
E-hcd nl che cry o. Nashville, Tennessee, 7 quIuug
said deie tdanttO appear bsf-te the Chancellor OF The
Chancerv Court Of smIth couuty, Tennessee. az nc
Court house ia Carthage, on or before The thitl
Nordsy in February next uSi6) to plead, snsWei
on demur 10 conp.ainsuts Bin, or the same wdI
he taken for confessed ns 10 hiuI, ant ret l9I
hearing erpaTte. u. Il. CAMPBELL g u.
taulUa4a
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MedicaI DePartmeRt.
Q-uartermaster's Department.

RTT. BEIG. GEN. J. L DONALDSON,
Chief QuartermAster, Department Of tbs Climber
lsnd. Office los Cberry-suest
CAPT. N. D. ~wICKERsHAM, A. Q N.
Chief Assistant Quarterms5ter. Office los Cherry
street.
BVT. col. CHARLES Il. IRWIN, A. 9. NJ,
in charge OF Lumber, Workshops. &C. once To-
Cherry street.
CAPT. s. B. BROWN, a. @ X,
in charge Of Railroad Transportation. Erieght snt
Psssengcr) Office Church street, At Chattanooga
Depot.
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TOUCHING IT MEXICAN PORTS.

TOUCHING 1T MEXICAN PORTS,
Aud Carrying hs United States MsiI.
7 FAVE PIER No. ~ NORTH RIVER, foot OF
L. CANA street, A. y O'Clock noon. on the lst.
nth, snt 2I { of every mouth Except when these
days fall On sunday, sad then on tce preceding Sat
urdsyl, for ASPINWALL. connecting, via Psnsma
Rsilwsy, with one OF the Conra- vs. g. smships
rom Panama for SAN FRANCISCO, touching 1t
ACAPULCO.
JANUARY:
lst-HF NRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Gray, connect
ing with SACRAMENTO Caps Csyer.y.
nth-ATLANTIC, Captain Maury, connecting with
GOLDEN AGE, Captain -
2th-NFW YORK, Captain Homer, connecting
with CONSTITUTION, Captain tarnsworth.
Deputurzs Of Ist and 2Is. connect AZ Panama
with Steamers for SJUTH PACIFIC PJRIS. TnOze
Of lst touch at MANZANlLLO-
THR5CsH PASSAGE EAIEs IN CURRENCY.
Frs: Cabin. Second Cs0n. s,eersre.
$500. 5000. 500,
A discouat o. ONE QUARTER from steamer
| r,tes allowed 70 FecOnd cabin aud s.Cerags pgs-en
gers, Win families Also sn slluSWce OF ONE
QUARTER On through rates to clerxymeu sHd
their families, and school teachers; soluers hayItg
honorable Discharges, HALF FARE,
Gee Hundred Pounds Baggage q lowed each
adult Eaeg2ga-MgslCrs a-csoupany hsgyage
through, and attend TO ladies and children without
maie proteetors- B'ggrga rece we'd or the dock
day bef re sl ing from ss1 smbaAts, railroads, and
passengers Wis prefer to send down cary.
Al experienced surgeon on board. Medic ne and
siteDdance iree.
Asteamer will be plsced on the line January lst,
1866. to rGn rom NEW ORLEANS TO AsPlNWAfL,
Va HANANA.
For Passage Tick Is or fsr.har information. ap-
ply at the C0mpauyB ticket office, ON The WhsIL,
F0otUf CsAal Street, No th River. New York
F.#.G BELLOWS, Agent
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No. 2I6.

NOR SALE-A small Frame House, lot e3A70, on
II Jackson street, north oil the Corporation Spring
Price sz7j.
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ChanceTy at Huntington, Tennessee
John 9 = ct ais lo.Bm.
n. /. NorFen, ct ais,
IN this case, 10 appearing. by affidavit, hist Archi-
bald Giiis, one Of he deisndants, Isl roo resiefn t
Ct fhe STATE % Tennessee Il r. ordered that p1hi-
cation be maze, for four Successive seeks, IA tha
Nashville MON, a Newspaper published IA the cilJ
1 Of Nashville, that said defendant appear on the nrEi
MOndsy in February nexf, ans pleas, answer or &C.
mur 90 said oil or the Fsule wI be taken for con.
fsssed. Sc 10 him.. 6. ". HAWKINS, GAM.
/ iauo wit
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CAPT. oHAs. T. WING, A. Q. n,

CAPT. oHAs. T. WING, L. G. n,
General Ds5ursing omeer Qusrermaster's Depart
menL. Once. lg7 C~herry-street-
CAPT. 7. = cox, A. Q h,
in charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age, stationery, QuaTtermssters' Blanks, sud 5tor
age Of Public Property. Once II Market-sreet.
CAPT. GEO. B. HIBBARD, A. Q L.,
in charge OF Forage and Straw. Office 30 Cherry
street.
APT. ". A WAINWRIGHT, 4. @ n,
in charge Of Qusrtermsstors Stores, Horse Medi
cines, Hardware, sc. Office, Taylor Depot, C0rns
Summer and Broad streets.
CAPT. L. B. KIRK, A Q. N,
in charge Of River Depot and Post transportation
Fuel for Steamers. Public Animals, Stables, COrrnls
&c. Office 50 Cherry street.
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EsTAaLIsHED N 1910.
LocHunon

anreessurs t7john q. W lams -au.
eae ADJ hetsa ifmsrs % LonkuE 6ss
ana Looking 6.ass Paias. The trade viii fuI o.
good asurunsut 81 MiTrors. 10th Frrn-h aud 6sI-
man uaidng m gu its tranchsa. A.. Per. AE
40 ohsf Elnd % frsmee ulade % order. 80
ucEI-uu
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In Chanoery at Carthage, Tennessee,
J~ASUAEY 5ra, lsdo.
Vim. sh0emska, EXT, and others

Wm Hun'er nd otnsrs.
IN tins csu~e. g. sprearpF 70 the Clerk ani Mas
ter ihst the lC'ead-nis William Hunter, michel
Hunter aud Sara huu,er ufe uou-reslJeats 81 IRE
Stale OF Tennessee, 50 thst the Ordinary Frrcp-so.
iaW ca1nlt be served upon thea 10 ~ ueieora
o. iGfed that plbucsuon be made fr four succes-
s1a weeks 10 the Nashville UuiOn, a newspa2cr
pub ished o the ely oi Nashville, IennessSe, re-
gnHiuE sad deb ndsnts 10 Rlpear az the next
term 81 tho Chtu1sry Court OF smith County. @
40 hold a. the C0uu bou.e m Garbage. Oh The
third MondsY 10 Feh u ~, 1893, 20 answer Ccal-
piainsnfs' I'll, CT the ssnle vii he ilsen Ter ell-
iesssd a1d stt Tor hesung eEpstte.
ianIO4E D. n CAMPRsLL, GAM
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
No. 229.

EOR sALE-2O, 40, or sos feet front IN North
4 cherry street, los feet deep, next north OF the
CommeVcial HQtel. THIS is e central business 10
csity. Price $50 per foot. One-balf cszh, balance
IN / Sud years interest and lien.
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No. gal,

EOR SALE-270) Acres Of Land, 6H miles from
the Sawanee Coal Mines, Msron county, Tenn,
with good improvements, Saw Mil IN roaming or
der; the general outlines and description OF which
will he given. Price e. per acre-A cash, balance
l sud 2 year. viii exchange for city or country
property.
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Lave crest sausEetiou 10 ztsrug u1at H.se
lle frauiag's Hemeties forfE snrs-l
ATS most cusfomary nrms tiat I have
SID ll1giueuI discretion. auI proper
~ ala l1Fe iauod th=m rsspana 81 INV .5f.gpa
promptly ana rdaeuai y. KNOWING taEr
e2nposilen, have the m'iest con6aen-s 70 the
y. sn4 a. ar as ms Use Of lnem EXTENT
~--ou4asn1 them slrossly
hLFREu C. BOWERS
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In Chanoery at livingston, Tennessee.
Irhy Morgan 4 Co.. comp1ts.
A. ana ruE EfF

dsuaca o.. Su1ll snd Others, deenfarts.
y this csuse. &c appesriug to the Cer- 4 Mister
I mona compliments bid Whirh j. Kwafp Ia. M
defender, James q Sul.h. Is s uan-rnFienf 81
TIE STATE 81 Tennessee, 30 that the o.dEsrv
pFeTess g isN csnnot De Ferved Upcn HIM,
10 b., theTefluc. 0r3ered ihat pstl'-sp,r ~
mare, t1r iour celSncuty Sc reeEs. ID she Nsshvl q
Jui-n, uhshed In TIE G. u o. \. LhvIa. req r9r
sNd ueierasat % s1pes- te'ore she clerk Nsete4
before the fr-t M11isy On teerusry rest ISss
tlen ant thfre 60 pe8t, sn-werur demur tsran.
rsnsnts' klh. or ths ss1a vu ~ taken Ion rD.
ed. IS % him., and Sei lo- hrsung erua-ta.
ts-wN !. N. M&HHL n.
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No 225.

TOR SALE-A small Farm OF % Acres, on the
z Brick Church Pike, miles north OF Hashyil e,
well in proved. Frame house Of "a -ee rooms, al.
tic, hall and kitchen. Two springs, nae young or
chsrd OF coo fruit trees, ia t beginning to bear, APP
piles, peaches, p,ums, cherries and plums, 81 well
enclosed. $50 per acre; one-hAf cash, talauce
in ons year. Possessi'n given January lst, ls55.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
No. 2I8.

NOR sALE-An interest IN = House Of ? rooms
Il and kitchen, On Foster street. IN E1geheld,
near Cavalry Depot." Possession given January
LIST, 1856. Prce $500.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16

NOR LEAsE-store House, comerr RI College and
+ Bload street, for bsilncs Of lsS5 aud IS. Pcs
session give Immediately. A good business TO-
caity. Price $500.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
No. 23l.

TOR RENT-k good COTTON FARM Of $50
scres-iG ~clesret. on the Wilson Pike, one
nile from Brentwood. Large two-stO.y Flame
Dazzling, good spring, &c. Possession gwen I'M
medIatsiy aud will lease for two years At $40 pei
sore We link that alsrse amount Of money can
be made by the lessee Of has ls;In.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16

We, The undersigned, have this day adopted ths
ABOVE rstes ior ADVERTISING 70 which We hind our
BelVee stnctly 20 adhsfe.
MM. CAMERON a co.
John WALLACE, fr ne Dispoieh.
hAkAts WIkHAM q CO faT pg1
BALL. JONES a CO, for Gazette.
NASHVILLE. TtSs.- Sept. g. 1854
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
No. 234.

E1OR RENT-A new Frame House Of rooms,
\ IL North Nash nile, nes- the residence OF Mr..
FL Chatham. Price $40 per snnum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
No. 22O.

west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years from January lst, 1866, at S400 per snnum,
and $500 bonus. These rooms are well located for
business o1ices, snd cheaper thal any We know
of-sveragiug Sl8 90 per month Tor each.