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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-19
PRIVATE SALES.
Valuable Real Estate, at Pripdfe Sale onIy
BY WILBUR SS SON.

Valuable Real Estate, at Priudte Sale onlu
BY WILBUR s. SON.
We offer great Inducements, and on liberal terms
Tho following desirable RESIDENCES and VACANT
HOUSE AND LOT in Calhoun street. south aide ibreo
doors east of Smith street. ~
House and Lot, No. 1. north sido Bogard street
House and Lot north side Henrietta street. three doors
from Meeting slreet
House and Lot north side pring street, No. SO.
House and Lot in Court House Squares large Lot and
elegant Dwelling OF nine rooms.
ALSO,
LOT In Rutledge street, 40 feet front by 100 feet
Lot northwest corner Mill and Lucas Streets so feet by
126 feet.
Lot in Chapel street. door west of Old Ice House.
directly opposite Northeastern Railroad So feet front by
122 feet.
Lot in Bee street. 80 feet front by 100 feet
southwest Of Broad street.
Two valuable Farms, 10 miles from the city with
Slated Roof Cottage thereon and oubudings complete;
both containing $50 acres.
|, TO RENT.-A nne MANSION, containing every conve.
nience best located In the city For the above the
terms will be made most liberal by applying to us as above
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS.
November 10 mwf5
Estate Sdte-Pldntdtion in 81. LAndre,o's Parish
By LOUIS ID. .DeSAUSSURE.
At Private Sale
about fvc miles from Charleston on the Sono River on
poste to Johns Island Tho tract contains about 975
acres of land, about 725 of which aro high land-the
balance marsh land. Excellent crops of Sea Island Cot
ton have been made upon the place for several
About 400 of the land cleared and adapted TO
the culture of Cotton and Provisions and about J 10
Rice Tho place Is planted this year. has fair crop
upon 1t.
For particulars apply to
November wfm6 No. % BROADSTREET
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Large and Eraensice Sale of Horses, Mules, Drays,
Carts, Trucks, Harness. &C.
JEFFOISDS u CO., Auctfoneers,
Will sell ON WEDNESDAY, 21st inst, ut IL O'Clock ut
Mr. Williams Yard, Spring.street, near King, the fol.
lowing valuable property viz: "
18 HORSES AND MULES
large number Of Drays, Carts, Trucks &C.
quantity of Harness, single and double
Conuoona cash on delivery Novomber IT
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Cheese! Cheese Cheese! for account of dhc IN
de1toriterS and all concerned : .a !.
By j. A. ENSLOw & co. 4.
TOMORROW MORNING, Goth inst, ut IL O'Clock will
be sold in front Of our Store No 125 East Bay
45 BOXES EXTRA CREAM CHEESE, slightly ydarnagcd.
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LIVE AND LET LIvE.-Wo take pleasure in inform
ing our readers that they can accomplish these
golden precopts by visiting Mr.. j. MEnarEss' now
grocery store, at Gho>corner Of Meeting and Quoon
streets, where thoy will find choice variety Of all
sorts of creature comforts, in tho shape OF meats
picked, dried, smoked and potted Ash ditto; cof
foes, sugars, and spices, from Araby tho Blest
Mos, wines, cordials, and their moro spiritual con-
geners also have been laid in, all Of the best and
purost. In short, the prudent housewife will find
it to her advantage to visit this elegant establish.
ment and examine MIR. MEHRTENs' stock, and we
know she will be suited.
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CHANGE OF scHEDULE.-It will be seen, by q
notice in another column, that the accommodation
passenger train on the Northeastern Railroad will
now arrive in Charleston at 1916 and leave at p
III. An exclusive accommodation freight train,
which will stop Mt oil the way stations, will leave
on Tuesdays and Fridays, and return on Mon days
and Thursdays
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Contents Of q Bar Room. DC.
BY NVI. Il. RYAN.
Will be sold TOMORROW, 10th inst, ut No % Tradd
street. fourth house east street at 10 O'Clock
The GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE
ba IL anu Letsc OF the premises. November 10
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Do You NEED CARRIAGE 2-H SO, call on our
neighbors, l.. CHAPLIN Coz. Nos. 40 and "a Hayne.
and Nos SO and 35 Pinolney-street, where you
will find the largest and most varied stock of vehi
clos and harness in Charleston. They have the
Victoria" model Of grace and beauty; also, tho
Park Ph@ton," the "Brett" coach, and buggios
and rockaways in great variety. From $175 to 5000
will buy good buggie and harness.
THOR Wholesale Drug House 10 another feature
Of this onterprising firm which is worthy the at
tention of oil who purchase in this line. BIossrs.
WARREN & HEMINGWAY, tho junior partners, attend
to this department..
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NIILLIGhN, NIELCIsESS s. CO.
VIII soil on MONDAY, Goth inst, tho Wharf in roar
New Custom House, at II o'clock A. NJ,
l LOT HEAVY SHAETINGS
lot Cast Iron
lot Wrought Iron.
NoVnmher 16
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WE'LL WORTH TnYNa.-A good article is always
worth good price. Cheap goods, from dry goods
to wishing soap, arc usually tho costcst in the
end. It is always safer to procure the articles
which have the imprint Of house of established
reputation, thnn to seek for tho latest and cheapest
novelty, issued under I'm irresponsible name. Tho
Soaps of COLGATE & Co. are known throughout
the country as being pure and every way dosira-
BILE.
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Havana Sugar.
BE j. a. EMSL0Iy 81 co.
TOMORROW MORNING, Goth inst at II o'clock will
be Sold in front OF our Store, No. 125 East Bay
90 BONES HAVANA SUGAR.
November 10
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BADENHoP's SALOON. This popular Meeting
street resort so we'll known by the fancy lang that
shods its alluring rays over tho darkenod streets
has recently boon much improved by choice
stock OF liquors, segars, &c. The billiard saloon
on tho second story is beautifully fitted up, and
has every requisite for the convenience and COM
fort OF tho players. BADENHoP's stands pre-
eminent as n frst-class saloon and tho num-
bers OF thirsty guests that are daily supplied
with every concoction that please O fastidious
palate will bear incontrovertble proof TO this tes
timony.
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TIE HUoUENoT CHUnoH.-After long intermis-
sion, this beautiful church is once more opened
for public worship, under the ministration of its
own pastor. During tho summer. aud since the
repairs were completed, service has boon held
evory Sabbath, the Rev. Messrs. NTooD and BIRD
alternately officiating. Whilo this arrangement
tended to keep alivo the spirit of the congregation
and brought many back to their old fold yet it was
doomed far moro advantageous to have regular
and permanent pastor end IN invitation was OK
tended to the Rev. CHARLES 8. vEDpEa, of Sum-
mervillo, to take charge Of tho Church. This was
accepted, and Mr.. yEDDER enters upon his sacer-
dotal duties to-day. AS @ graduate OF our own
Theological Seminary at Columbia, but principally
on account of tho active part he took in tho l.te
struggle, both in the Church and field, Mr.. v. has
endearcd himself to the bearts OF our people; and
his past entccedents warrants the firm belief that
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Building Lots.
BY w. L. LIGITCfI 81 X. S. EKtUNS,

Dh W. H LEIITCH d X. s. BEtUNS,
Auctioncers.
TOMORROW, tho Goth inst, at IL o'clock ut tho old
Custom House, will bo offered for salc
, Those FOUR BUILDING LOTS, situate in President
beyond Spring street. each containing feet by 335 fee
IN depththo property formerly known part of tho
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay us for pcpers
Diagram of Property can bo seen on application at
November 10 No 25 DR0AD STREET
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THE BEST artificial leg in the world, manufac
tured at No. 1873 King-street, Charleston, SoutI
Carolina. Send for pamphlet. Address j. E. GAnp
NER, agent for DR.. BLY,.
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HAND MILLS FOR CLEANING R1cE.-AIr. PETER
McK1N1AY, a Charleetonian, well known as the in
ventor of the McKNI.AY Rice Mill, VIII ioh is now
extensively used in this country and in South Ame-
rica, has lately invented hand mill which will be-
como household article in all rice countries 1t is
very durable, being made entirely Of iron, and
very simple and cheap in construction. The parts
hablo to wear can be replaced for the small sum of
ono dollar, and thus removed tho mill will last for
an indefinite period. Mossrs CAMERON, BAnK1EY
& Co. arc the agents, and will give any desired in.
formation on the subject.
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The East Tennessee Convention.
On the 4th inst. the Convention took
up and adopted the report of the Busi-
ness Committee. The following dele
gates were then appointed Commit
tee to prepare an address to the people
of East Tennessee:
Hon. T. A. r. Nelson, Rev. Thos.
w. Humes, John Smith and Gen. J.
A. Cooper, Of Knox John Caldwell, of
Sewer; Richard Wheeler, of Campbell;
Hon. John McGaughey, of Greene; S.
J. w. Luckey, of Washington; E T.
Gillenwater, of Hawkins; NJ L. Phil
lips and Rev. J. a. Hyden, of McMinn;
D. C. Trewitt, of Hamilton; Dr. VIM.
Hunt, of Bradley, Hon. J. P. Swami, of
Jefferson, and N. A. Patterson, of
Roane.
The following delegates were ap-
pointed a committee to bring the sub
ject of the formation of a new State
out of East Tennessee before the Leg
islature: S. J. w. Luckey and n. B.
Owens, of Washington; J. A. Cooper, Of
Knox; NJ. L. Phillips, of McMinn; D.
C. Trewitt, of Hamilton John Cald-
well, of Sewer; L. C. Houk, of Ander-
son and Hon. S. R. Rodgers, of Knox.
The Convention then adjourned.
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the very people whom they propose to
punish 1t would be the climax of ab-
surdity, deserving the ridicule of the
very men who propose it, were their
distinct purpose any other than to Sc
cure the rejection of the plan at the
hands of the South, that they might
have it to say that the people of that sec
ton still continued rebellious, and re-
fused any terms of restoration offered
them.
This is the trick which these men
hope to play off on the country, that
under cover of it they may save them
selves in the ensuing fall elections 1t
is not more transparent than it is afro
cious. The plainest statement Of the
scheme discloses the dishonesty with
which it is inspired Congress has waited
all winter long, and the country been
kept in state of political, commercial
and social suspense, for no other result
than this a result that finds us even
farther from our universal wish than
ever 1t deserves to be named as a
crime, that such vast interests are mani
pulated by men who are thinking
only how they may elect the next Presi-
dent and continue their own political
power. The destinies of the nation are
thus thrown into the scale with the
paltry question OF the perpetuity of
party already smitten with death,
whose speedy end the skill Of no po-
htlcal doctoring can aVert-BOStOn Post
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The Monitor MOnadnOck and the
Spanish IrOn-CIad Numancia.
WAsHTNGToN. May 3. 1866

1t is known that Commodore Rodg-
ers, in his official report of the bonn
bardment of Valparaiso, says: 81 was
absolutely certain that in not less than
thirty seconds and not more than thir-
ty minutes the Monadnock, herself en-.
tirely unscratched, would leave only
the mastheads of the Numsncia above
water" etc From the description of
the Spanish vessel Numancia, previous
ly received in this city, it is known that
she is between three and four hundred
feet long, and draws twice as much wa
ter as the Monadnock. She is eight
times as high out of water and one
hundred feet longer than the Monad-
mock; cost twice as much money in gold
as the latter did in paper, has ten times
as many guns, and her daily ex-
penses four times as much. Her
armor is only half the thick
ness Of that Of the Monadnock.
The Numancia was built in Scotland,
and is the best type of the English
iron-clads. The impression is she was
originally built for the Confederate ser
vice. All the Yesselt Of the Monsdnock
class were designed at the Navy Depart
ment and built at our own government
navy yards.
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What the ..Press,, sar Of rs-

GREAT GIT DIsrRIBuTIOS.-A rare opportunity ia
ofier,d for o tunlng watches, chsu =, diamond
ungs, siyerwsre, etc by Messrs Arrsndsle & Co,
at NO. l6I Broadway. They have an immense st5et
Oi articles, varying IN value, and all offered 40
one dollar each. The distribution D. very EtrIv
dOue-yOu agree 10 take cerlhcse Of a CERTAIN ar
tcie, enclosed IN an envelope, and not reuuIred 10
pay your dollar unless you satisfied wta the ar
tCle, when will certainly be worth more than that
amount, and may he or 500. An excellent mode
this Of investing dOilsr.-.siutaay Ipacs, ". T. Gu
F,5rEGry 49, lsoj.
AlessTs. AIra0dale & Co. have long been oersop-
ally knOHn % us, and We beIieve them 10 be yerv
worthy Of pubic conhdence--N. J.. Scottish Aalcr.
Jour- June II, 1851.
We have Inspected, at the Office OF Arrandsle q
Co.'S Agency Tor European Manuf icturng Jewel
lers, arge assortmen. Of fashionable and valuable
IeWelTy Of the newest patterns. We also nouced a
large quantity of silver plate, end understand that
the whole Of these newly ported art cea are 10 he
disposed OF on q novel principle, UFIng great al
VantaR8s % buyers, ana affJrdug extensive EN-.
plOymentt 70 agents. We know the frn Iu guastion
" be very Tespectable and thoroughly worthy Of
public confidence, and recommend our friends 10
read me adyeHisement.-A. J.. ADi0H, SeDtegl-
Der 3, 1864.
By Messrs. Arrandale & Co.'S srrsngeme1t. the
advantages must De on the side Of the customer
Tor ne has ever lling to gain and nothing cOmpar-
auvely % lose. be Knows what be viii get FOR his
dollar beforehand and he need not send h III he fs
not satished.-H. y. Heeay Neirs, aug. 8, 1874.
EMPLOEMEaT FOG LAUIE8.-1hs most eligible and
profitable emplC yment we have heard Of tor lad 81
ton Of Arrandsie q Co A lady Of our sequaintance
has been very successful In this way, n1l only IN
hillng her ogn purse bat also IN dong good turn
to those 10 whom she sold toe Cerfi6cafea A. ylI
De seen by our ad7ertl-lug columns. Gentlemen
can also be thus engsgsd.-N. l. b1aday Hsrcfrg
August "a, l514.
In our columns the reader siIl find an advertise
Hent Of Arrsudalo Co.'S G.1 Distribution Of
watches IeEelry and silverware. ia PAYMENT Of
tnat advertisement We received several sets Of the
lsNeiiy aayeFlisea, and We are warranted in saying
That, both IN hnsh and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned out 70 b. inst what
they nad Deen repre- ented--IIue DeaOcTqf (Ls0-
istslCH,) ABg. IT, fsGi.
A@hAls--He want agents IN every regiment,
and ln every town and county in the country, and
those acting as such viii be allowed 10 cents on
every Cert hcate ordered by them, provided their
reulttance amounts 10 one dollar Agents will col
ieet 70 cents for every Certificate, End remit Is
cents 70 "a, either n cash or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE q Co.
l57 Broadway, New York.
OT No. PA KING s4reaf fsh4rfaefCa 4 q
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IHE underagued Administrator having sbcgss-
yea the insolvency Ct the estate of A. y. Guthrie
deceased, 70 the Clerk Of the County Court of p-5
county, Tennessee, it was ordered By SAID Cierk
mat notice - given. 10 the Nashville Union Tor
three successive We ezs for all persons having claims
against said estate 10 lie them With said Clerk duly
authentieated a. the law directs on or before tbe
nrst Jay Of October next, or they viii be forever
barred. n. TRACY, Admir-.
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In Dyspepsia,

tHI ..s attendant train Of symptoms, it acts more
IIAEA CHARM than medicine There is moth.
1r .r the whole range sf Mstsria Medics that can
r-H moment bear a comparison with it IN this dis
rl-e.
t f1 ser0unt Of this wonderful plant msy be-
.lni n fbeIlth edition Of the u. s. ulsPensstory,
IHEns Ia,- snd 1855.
a -aftez OF experiments in which pr. Bull has
Iaen or years engaged, has Just been brought % a
.Ifaas.Il Il. termua. ion, and he is now enabled 70
.raffa the public a combination Of CEDRON vi b
Hler arpr0- -ed touics. tho whole preserved IN the
.sst quality chopper distilles Bourbon Whisky,
slrI be- is cCuf1enJ hiss no equsl m the world.
he might furnish volume Of certificates, hut the
l"-n hsEe long nee learned 20 estimate such
alEs by their true value. The safest plan Is for
every 10 test for himself the virtues OF q new
lFleue.
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Insolvent Notice.

IHE undersi gasd Administrator having apgves.
ted NE lrsolFeney of the tafsof O. 81 Wa-J -
Ceased, . the Clerk Of the County Conf N 49,,
county, Tennessee, it was ordered hv ssid CIer(
mat notice Be- gwen, ia the Nashville TTglo, g.
S.ilse successite NesEs, Tor AT persons having
ylaiins against sad estate % hls thern - -
Slefk, dOiy authenticated, a. the law dirscfs on Or
before The first Monday 10 Octobernext rr t-,y III
De IofeFeF hafEed, THOS. With ELL. Adnr.
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InsoIvent Notice

The urdersl lgned Administrator having sugyas-
tsd the insolvency o. the estate Of Thos a Reilv
deceased, v the Clerk of the County Court of Pr
y county, Tennessee, o vas OTdeFed by said CIsri,
that nouce BE- given, in the Nashville Union. f5r
Lhfee successive weeks Tor ali psrsons having claims
against said estate % fife them Ejth ssid C'e-r -
ant1sntcaied, az the law directz On or before tbe
nrst day Of October neEt, or they viii - f5rever
Da-Iea: y. TRACY, Acmr
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No. lG7 Broadway, New York,
Announce that all OF the above list OF goods VIII bo
sOl4 Tor One Doiigr eaer.
In con-equcnce Of the great staQnati0n OF trade
m me manufacturing districts OF EugIan4, through
the war having cut OF the supply OF cotton, a large
quantity Ot Valuable JeWe.ry, originally 'u.snIed
Tor the English market, has been sent OH for sale
10 tins country and must be sold at aqysqcifcsi I'm
der these circumstance, AkkANDaLE d Co., act
lng ss agents iOr he principal European Manuiac-
turers, nave resolved upon great Gyt ApDOrtilu-
me1t to be divided according TO the foiOwng regu-
lsuOns:
Ceiuhcates Of the various articles are put into en-
yelopes lndlscumlnate'y sealed up, and when or
dered1 are tazen out without regard 10 choice, and
sent by mai, thus showing no IavOrtlsm On re-
receipt OF the certificate, you vii see what you are
70 have, and then u IS your option % send the
dollar ana take The article or not. Purchasers may
thus obtain cold Wslch, Diamond Ring, or auy
set Of JeWelrY on our LET for One Dollar.
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In sll transactions BY mail, we shall c1aYge for
forwarding the Ceriincates, paying postage and
dong the business, IS cents each, which must fe
enclosed when the Certificate i5 sent for Five Ger
uncatss viii be sent 'or 81 eleven for s. thsrty Tor
50, sixty i've for slUi one hundred tor SIS
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RrrTEg rqeg
r. j. HOword etsls,
" Original Bill.

r. j. HOWOrd q sls,
W Original Bill.
John Il. Andrews, 20 ais
On motion o. compiainauts By their solicitor
and t appearing % he SATISFACTION Of the CLERK apd
MISTER, nom an allegati0o ia compla. nantis rsli
la tne de.endants James and Peyton Taylor,
Francis Igiehart and her husband Fthslbsrf 10,
mart are on-resldents Of the State of Tenneaaae
1T is therefore ordered that pub ication b. made
Tor iour consecutive weeks IN The Nashville Union
curing the SAID defendants 70 appear AZ the nsxt
term Of the CnancerY Court % BE- held Tor tbe
county Of Perry. AZ the courthouse 10 the town az
ilnde1s on the nrst Inursdsy a Ter the first Nom
day 10 April next, Then and there 10 enter their de-
fence 20 complainant biil, or the saus viii - IA
ken Tor confesstd, and SET for hearing sr parte A.
tothem. X. N. THOMAS, Cam.
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sPeer's samburg Port Wine is pure, un-
adulterated juice Of the oporto samburg
grape, now being cultivated in this coun-
try by Mr.. speer. It is valuable FOR family
use, and for is tonic and invigOrating pro-
Perties. It gives tone to the stomach and
invigorates the system. In fashionable
circles it has become the favorite table-wine.
Druggists are agents for this wine.
rnay5-l -ltd<w.
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The WAY TBS PEoPLE UNDERsIAND IT.
The Southern States claimed, and
the North denied, the right TO secede
from the Union. Both believed they
were right, and appealed to the arol-
trament of war. The North conquered.
The South accepted the result Why
then. do we maintain that States which
we said could not get out Of the Union
are out of it?-N J. Times.
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outhouses, and about Fifty OF -iXty acres Of Land
belong ng 70 Wm- II. ArgO, dJscsnt TO the town Of
McMiInVlle. Sale on a credit Of twelve months.
except Fifty Dollars cash Sold upon ~ m0nth's
time tOayoid the right Of redemption. at tha in.
stance of complainant.
J. F. MOBFORD. Cam.
aprili-6ty prs feo s. %
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mANTEp-Nsried La.

W KTANTED-Msrtied La4ies ubcse health win
not sdrn.t Of sn Increase Of family, send
cent stamp for Dr. stuarfs Private Circular 70 Mar-
ned lanes. snd common sense VIII tel you it is
NJ HI Mbb1. Al communications strictly conf
DENTAL Bk. DUDLEY STUART,
aprif-Sm"s r 0. DraNeF 64as, Chicago, III.
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In Chancery at doMinnville, Tenn.


IN obedience ~ decree Of the Chancery Court
at MednnWie. Tenn, rendered 40 the March
term A. d. 1856 cl SAID court in tni4 cause will.
on Monday, the Zlst day Of May, 1850, pose 10
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In Chaneery at Carthage. Tennessee

AFHm RULzs. 1886.
Alexander Mccall and otheFs.1
p.,--y'5,.,.,.-, y5. SO.Bm.
~ tnls cause, it appearing 70 the Clerk and NJ
- tbat The deieadanis John Ii Boren A1e-.---is-
p bo9en and kooert Mccall are non-rssidenf. al
We 1.a,s q Iennessee, 50 that the ordinary pro
cess oi iaN cannot BE- served upon them.
lt D. therefore ordered that 'uuflie.for bo r,,4.
~ TOUT suecessive weeks, IN the Nashville Union
= paper published ia the city d NashYIIie'
lel.le 80. requiring said defendants % appear
a. the next term Of the Ohsnoer- CTorf II h. ti-t
p the Court house 10 Carthage on the third Mon
aAy oi august next, fhen and there % plead, aD-
s-Tt of a nur - compaInant'5 Dill, or The sams
parie, A. 10 them.
aprL34lE DE- CAMPBELL. cAM
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In Chsncsry at Carthage, Tennessee.
APRIL RULES, 1896.


IN th.s cause, Be appearing 10 the Clerk and Mas
ter that the dsfsndant John Al Riebroo,d II 4 -.
resident Of the State Of Iennesses 30 that the ord
nary pr GEES Of law cannot be- served upon him. Ita
therefore orc cred that publication b. made f1r four
successive weeks, m the Nashville Union, . negs-
paper puoIseed 10 the city Of Nashville, Tennes-
see, requiring said defendant % apoesr at the nert
term OF the Chancsry Court Of smith county at
on ln Carthage on or before the thi I'd MONDAY 0f
August. l8d6. % unsWer cOu1plalnantq bllf ~ fhe
same viii be taken for confessed a. 10 him and sci
for hearing ez parts.
arpz8 ltw d. II. CAMPBELL. CAM.