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THREE CENTS.

iiis COMPANY new institution in the corrmuuity
mas recently lifted up an office, in most superb stvIe
at No. 10 Baltimore street, and last evening -
o"eIIhg was given in the shape Of an excellent ,
/ per, T. which = number Of the pramiusat hue
men OF the city, and others werc invited Ar,,+ o
oeIorh the company, having been welcomed hy Mr.
.. " hhis, the Baltimore superintendent sal dcvn
To supper and after the disc ss0n of be good tbi,.a
prepared by NE host 4. q. Smith. and his anIa
! caterer MI FarS, the cloth was removed and eX-
pressiors Of good feeling were intercbarged batyeor
Nh. Hi-!S and the guests. During the evening dis
! patches we're received from the New York. Boston
and Philadelphia Offices co1Rratulating the compa0,
on the suspicious opening il Baltimore and wishing
! all present An agreeable time.
The peculiar advantages claimed for these lines
telegraph are thar they are the only land lines in
the world that viii work well in rainy weather ae
in sunshine, aud by which reliable and imraediato
DISPATCHES can be obtained and answers guaranteed
In ease an answer to despatch cannot be obtained
Ho'co Of the time Of delivery and the cause aruo
reply being given, viii be returned 10 tn, ggr5or
lree OF charge. These lines now Running through
out the North and East, and are being rapidly ez
| tended west. Under the able superntenIonca of
M",IilIls, the Baltimore Office rFouisos we'll TIL,
cashier OF this establishment is Mr.. Charles Ranrey
MEETING oF THE ScuooE BolRb-Tba BoarI Of
School Commissioners held tEei1
'ng yesterday afternoon. }. f Pmm,aer, ESQ Pregi,
+cLt hi the Chair. Applications for positions q,
teachers were received troul Misses Magic W D7v
ing, Martha z. tenneIi and Laura c. Roche g;IIs
70 the amount of 81 o4.s5 were presented by the
Committee on Accounts, dnI ordered to be paid hv
the treasurer. The resign. ton Of Mr.. W. N. Am
5iosep As principal night school 40 was ,c.ived
ana aceer'ed. Nj. Hvncs offered a resolution, re-
te"itng the ti Tit Og order, Relating 20 the saI4rios
IF tcacho'~ which IaI gy,r
III" committee 90 whom The subject ha2 been refer
red reported in favor of Increasing the salary of the
nj Of Hl.fsrF No
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The Fenian CcnGress-sentence Of Bur.


New YORK. Jan. 9.-The Fcnian Congress resolved
itself into court martial to-day TO try the seeding
Senator'S after the presiding officer having refused to
entertain q motion TO expei them for contempt, in
net appearing to answer the charges against them.
Judge Russell to-day sentenced two burglars fifteen
years each in the State prison.
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Supposed Wreck.

BosToN Jany S.-About 110 barrels OF kerosene
oil were picked up to-day between Ruse Point and
the Highland Light Cape Cod. supposed to be part
of the cargo of vessel that has gone to pieces in
that vicinity, -t'ft se
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by order of the President of the United States.
h. i. TOWNSEND, Asst Aii't Gen
'GEEG GOVERNMENT FtNas on TEE
PAEETSr,Nr0

The following communication We publish
with pleasure, in correction Of q paragraph
which some how unadyiseiiy got into tn
columns OF this paper. We hasa overlooked
IL and would take occasion to Say ,h@ from
all that we can learn, the farms III questions
nave been a model Of successful management.
under the general supervision OF Lieut.. Col.
O Brinn -
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CONFESSED AT LAsT.-The London Times, in It's re-
view of President Johnsons message makes this con-
fesSion:
There is, at least this happy result of the first
great American disruption, that there cannot posi-
bly, be a second. To obtain that happy certainty,
million lives an unfathOmane debt and a few other
trlting inconveniences cannot be thought too much
i0r an empire with SO grand destiny before it
There Is this sweet in adyersity this good out of
evil. The Old World prophesied utter extinction,
and behold new birth combining the vigor of youth
with the experience of past age. The system has
done all this the machine has righted itself"
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M0StaEati.aP.

PHILADELPHIA January 9.-The weather is COM
parativey mild to-day. The mercury at o'clock,
A. NJ, was s. above zero. The atmosphere continues
clear with north west wind.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Canada.
STIENA a ANDOAH CASE


HALlyAx, jan 9.-Tho steamship Canada, from
i4iYerPool on the 28d, via Queenstown the 24th
ult.. has arrived
LIVERPOOL, December 23--P M.-The Stock Ex-
change and all markets are closed this being Christ
mas eve.
More correspondence between Mr Adams. the
American Minister, and Earl Clarendon is published
occupying eight columns Of the London Times. In
Guided in this correspondence is a suggestion Of Mr.
Adalos that when the Shenandoah arrived in Liver
pool tho British Government should take some action
agains5 her crew.
Earl Clarendon replies that there was nothing TO
justify any action against them unless it WAS AGAINST
such OF tie crew might be British subjects and ne
says that tho naval officer 1t Liverpool was fully sat
isied that the all foreigners and that there
were none known to be British subjects on the vessel
LONDON. Dee 2i.-The Feuian brothers, named
Barr convicted n bn5 lin, have been removed 10
the DaGtmore Prison
Tho London Gtebe highly euiogises Cen Grants
official report. and says il is a very able clear and
striEingly modest document, frankly admitting fail
GIeS ami losses and doing Iul justice his opponents
CONVICTION or CHARLES y. O'CoNNFIL.
Al Cork on the DIST Of December Charles Under
wood OConneil found guilty Of treason and
felony. and sentenced 10 ten years penal servitudo
0'Couneil maze elo ucnt speech and after being
sentenced. expressed the earnest hope that theT sotG
be an rcLa"gc Gf soacs before his seacce fpireo!
Commercial Intelligence.
.i'~EPnoi, fri,iay. Dec Z2-Breadstolis are Hal
LONDON. Friday evening-Consols closed at 373za
S'2 for Money, u. >, 5-2O'S CO. smG6@s.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 24-Arriycd from New Orleans
ship Merrylnan at Liverpool.
rEs,c Ex.or.,.;o,, X s5-:---1.- -, ,.I
WAsHIyGToN, Jan. 9.-The following letter ha-
1'' 'r 1t 'i' bci''l'l'eEt oi 'tate'
1''"i''N " J n ~, Unlr"I T sol1i5 5SSs. lSs.
sir,,a o,,o,,,,, , 4",N. ~, ~ o. ,2o''
,so1 H. ~ 60 u ii ~" 'uSI
Seu ~ :aS 'i''s Importance III
Ior,toaI ot 1istn 'etl i-ii,: Ho' " III
r,,nhor of ,aors ,,st ,,,,o,
I;,,;taI ~ ~ uI ro!t
tho Nortb nr por.,SI I ,Ip4, III
nastr;atia-. riar, .,I1I s,, ~ ".'''eu ~ ."ii,"'
a,3 ~ II ii''op0y 4n ''s
IN ~ rf;,',, ois lf anu pe'ui'''oiS
tect the purity Of thc vino bt fter ~ ,o
If was f,nnd tbot tbe oGiioI ootifat
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PERSONAL EXPLANATION

TIE ILLINOIS oE4zRAL RAnRoAD B51z
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Gold Pens.

In Gold mounted Rubber Holders
In desk Holders of every variety!
Put up in cases of rich velvet for presents.
AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
B.F. BLAKENEY d Co.,
GOLD PEN MANUFACTURERS,
del5-tf 125 Baltimore Street, first foer up stairs.
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Ali the objections to other Machines are overcome
n the Florence 1t makes four different Stitches
with the same ease, and with as little machinery as
others make Besides it has the reversible feed
motion-a uniform selfregulating tension of thread
and no springs. cog-whees, cams to get out Of
order.
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XXxIxTH CONGRESS
Revival of the Slave Trade,

SAVAGE FLING AT THE YANKEES.
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SHOCKING CAsUALTy.-The Memphis Aralaacbe
of the Sd instant, says: Near 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, while work man was engaged IN making
some repairs in the German Hotel, on Adams street
between Main and Second. which is kept by Mr.. NO-
gel lamp he using, filled with benZne. sud-
denly exploded, inhictng fatal injuries the per
of Mrs. NOgel and Irish servant girl, who
happened to be in the oom at the time. The burns
caused by the fluid were notwithstanding nearly
every vestge of clothing the two women, crisping
hehands and consuming the hair ofther heads entire
ly. The workman also very severely burned.
Une both of the unfortunate females, under
ing.
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HAKE. e.e..
Have in store and for sale

Have in store and for sale
CHEAP
500 Bbls Nos. !, and 8 MAoKEREL
400 Bbls Cheap Eastern HERRING.
200 Bbls. Extra LABRADOR HERRING.
100 Bbls. Extra SHORE HERRING.
200 Bbls. Georges Bay HERRING.
100 Bbs. Halifax HERRING.
10000 Lbs. Grand Bank CoDFIsH.
50 Drums HAxE.
PRIME LABRADOR HERRING only $40 per Dbl.
Coon HERRING,
PRIME CoDFIsH, at 7.so Der 100 fbs.f
PRIME HAKE, at $3.50 per 100 rbs.
.tasa Y SOUTH STREET,
dsl4-sslU&atp Below Pratt.
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The "FIOrence--

AMERICAN INVENTORS GREAT TRIUMPH.
THE SEWING MACHINE PERFECTED.
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CHANGES IN SHoEMAKING.-A Hayerhill corre-
spondent of the Salem Gdz.ue says, The shoe busi-
ness here has quite recently undergone complete
change. Once five years say, the shoemakers
took out their sets Of shoes made them and carried
them in, this latter operation usually costing day
half day. But everything is done by steam,
and every part Of the business carried on indie
pendent Of the rest. One shop turns out heels and
cut, and finally the goods are made up by steam
power exclusively. A number of new establishments
have been lately started worked by steam power
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Fosbursh IL Co.,
No. z2 South Street,

w. D""N" yNNNVHs
BELOW PRATT.
Wholesa lie dealers in
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
ENREgGN NEWS

Ey the arrival af the steamship Canada. at Hall
fax we have two days later news from Europe. The
London Times had devoted eight of its columns to
the publication Of tho Adams Clarendon correspond
once concerning the pirate Shenandoah. Nh. Adams
rather mildly suggested that upon the arrival Of the
pirate the British Government should have taken
some action against her crew. The Earl replied that
there was nothing to warrant any such action unless
against such Of the crew as might be English sub.
jocts. The naval officer at Liverpool was fully salts
fed that the crew nj foreigners ana that there
were no British subjects on the vessel
Barr another of the Fenian Brotherhood had
been convicted ut Dublin aud removed to Dartmoor
prison. At Cork, C. [. 0Conneu Fenian, had
been found guilty Of treason and sentenced to sever
al years penal servitude. lie taaio an eloqueny
speech after sentence had been pronounced express
ing the hope tbat before the expiration OF his term Of
Imprisonment there would be an crehaage Of pyis-
oHer2.
General Grants report is highly euIos:sei by the
Gto5e which eharacteriaes it able. clear and
trikil,riy mn lcc.,rraof
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-02-02
THE MARKETS.
NAgHvILIE. Febrnarv 1et 10

NASHVILLE, February, 1st. 1866.
Corrosive have little change to note
in last weeks quotations, though the week
has been full of vicissitudes,. ranging on
Saturday last at 37@38 and closing yester-
day firm at Al. The improved state of the
market is aseribed to the advance in gold,
which is quoted at 140@14I in New York.
New York dispatches yesterday quoted
the market as quiet; middling see, and or
binary 45c
GRocERIEs.-During the week. the gro
Gerry market has displayed unusual activity,
although confined almost exclusively to the
local trade. Owing to the state of the roads
soath of Chattanooga no shipments south
of that point have been made for some time
past.
FLoUR.-The market has been quiet but
firm, with no quotable change in prices
The sales of. the week will foot up 1000
bbls., on basis of So, 25@8, SO for super
fine; $4,000, so for extra; S1O,OO@11,OO
for family; 81, 25@12,25 for fancy. Stock
on hand considerably lower than last week.
CoFFEE.--We notice a good stock on
hand, the supply being fully equal to the
demand. We quote common to good at
3o@313o; good to the 313@32c; fair to
prime 32a@33c; while strictly choice was
freely offered at 323@34c. Stock on hand
$500 bags.
sUaAR.-Has experienced slight de-
cline for all grades. This was somewhat
unexpected, and perhaps no good reason
can be given for the change in quotations.
The sales of the week have been 1876 hogs
heads and 500 barrels at 16@17c for Cuba;
17@19e for Porto Ricos; 2O@2O1c for
Demerara; 21dc for refined Hards; GA"
Coffee 21c, ''B'' 2o1c; ''C'' yellow 1910
19c. Stock on hand 700 hogsheads ar d
1900 barrels.
BAcoN.-The market has been quite brisk
during the week, without alteration in quo
tation, and liberal transactions have been
made on clear sides 22c; ribbed sides zoe:
hams, plain, 24c; and canvassed 26 cents.
Shoulders are worth 2Oc. The stock on
hand is fully up to the demand.
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In ChancerY at Pulaski.

Neil ApCallum, admir-. Of Early Benson deceased,
complainant IS.
Benz b Benson and others, defendants.
this cause it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants Benz b Benson, Geo Wright d wife NarcIssa,
j Realty 81 wife Jane are resident of the State
Of Tennessee. so that the ordinary process of this
court cannot be served on them; On motion it is
therefore ordered hat publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Citizen, q newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski in said State re
curing SAID defendants to be and appear on the
first day of the next term of the ChanccTy Court to
be held for the county of Giles at the court house in
Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next, and
answer comPlauants bill, or the viii be taken
for confessed to them and set for hearing e-Darte
Feb ?, 1866. a. cox, Q. s. NJ.
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Inc mysterious stranger.
MR. EDITOR:
You have doubtless heard of the arrival
of this distinguished parsonage in our quiet
village.
And sogariOus are the opinions and ru-
mers concerning his visit, that have
thought proper to advise you of the multi
form impressions to which his presence has
given rise, that you may draw some con-
illusions and chronicle to the world the real
object of his mission.
Some persons say his visit is political,
and that he is most radical in his views,
while others contend that he is of extieme
Southern proclivities. While tits asserted
by others that his mission is of a religious
kind, that he is a Norman Missionary, and
intends to install that religion here, and
build church, to propagate the peculiar
tenets of that persuasion, and yet it is whis-
pered 10 polite circles that he is sent by the
Womau's Rights Association of the North,
to forward their views, and thinks it is a
fruitful field for the FORMULATION OF such
doctrine.
But a large Ind respectable portion of
our citizen, think he aims to establish a
saw-mill, or to engage extensively in cot
ton planttigu. or is prospecting for oil.
This latter opinion was induced by his re-
marking that if the ''Village fathers would
bore some three hundred fee deeper in the
earth from the bottom of that useless and
dangerous Aperture in the public square,
that the they would find an abundance of
ale which would be verySuseful in 'lubri-
eating the business of our HrjviRg village.
While it is as earnestly asserted by others,
that he is scavenger by trade, and that he
will call on the city Mayor and Alderman,
in few days to contract for the removal.
bv steam poorer Of the large amount of filth
and rubtage that has accumulated upon the
public square, and streets purlieus Of the
town, that from the quantity and compact
ness of which, nothing but great Propefl'"S
po,cer can remove. 1t is the opinion Of
some that he belongs to the detective
corps, and is directed to promptly report &c
the bureau" every white man that shal
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In Chaneerv at Pulaski.

William Ezell, Ex'tr., Of Robert Caldwell, de'd.,
coInplainantF.
IN this case II or,rearing to the satisfaction Of tho
i CIel and Master, from affidavit that the defcn-
dants William Tucker aud his wife Elizabeth Tuck
er, Robert Tucker and his wife Margaret Tucker,
Claiborne Caldwell, and the children heirs a. law,
and distributes Of Alexander Caldwell deed, who
was q brother Of the said Robert Caldwell, and
whose names are unknown, are al nOn-residauts Of
the State Of IeLncssec,-that the said William
Tucker and wife, Robert Tucker and wife and Clai-
borne Caldwell reside now in she State Of Arkansas,
and the children heirs at law and distributes Of
said Alexander Caldwell, desd., reside Ia the State
OF 0lssourI,-so that the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be served on thcu;-On motion il IS
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks, ~ the Citizen newspaper published IN the
town OF Pulaski in said state, requiring said non
resident Defendants . appear OF the first day Of
the next term Of the ChaucerY Court % be held for
county Of Giles. 1T the Court House in Pulaski,
tue first Monday March next, % answer Com
IlaIuuuJ'z bin, jhc viii be taken for
tossed 90 them and set for hearing -pggt9-
Fob. go. 4. cox, e. * ~
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IN Chaneery at Pulaski.
Elisha VINCENT, compIainant,

James Pully and others, defendants
this it appearing to,the satisfaction Of tho
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants Franklin and Rosanua Irvinef Clark Lau-
IA Ba ton, Taylor Hubbard and wife, Nancy Hub
bard, Eliza A, Mary, John, Thomas, William and
Emma Vincent. nOp-Iesidents of the State Of
Tennessee, that Il c ordinary process of this
court cannot be served on them; On motion &c is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Citizen, a newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski in said State
curing said defendant to be and appear the first
day Of the next of the Chancery Court, to be
held for the county of Giles at the court house in
Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next, and
answer compliments BILL the same win be taken
for confessed as to them and set for hearing epa1fe
Feb. ., 1865. a. cox, {. Sc NJ.
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Ia ChanoerY at Pulagki.

Henry Houze admir-. of 4. S. Young, decd. CONT,
Jno. O. Young and Others, heirs at law, and credi-
tors Of 4 5 Young, decd, defendants
this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of the
PENDANTS, G. B. Sutton D A Dryden and Sam
ueI Turner are nonrcidcuts of the State of Tennes-
see, 50 that the ordinary process Of this Court cannot
be served on them On motion it is therefore order
cd that publication be made for four weeks in
eesslon IN the Pulaski Citizen, newspaper pub
said defendants to be and appear on therst day Of
the next term of the Chaucery Court, be held for
the county Of Giles at the Court HouseAiu Pulaski
on the first Monday in March next, and answer
compliments bill, the same viii be taken for
Feb. ., 1865. A. cox. G. & NJ
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Ia Chancerv at PuIaski.

George Bowers, admir- of Jno Bass, decd, compI'nt
Edward Napier and others, defendants,
IN this it appearing to the satisfaction of the
L Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants Edward Napier and wife Harriet, Jacob Sum
ner Laura, Many, John VIM. and James Sumner
non-rcsidents Of the State of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process of this court cannot be
served on them Ga motion it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four weeks in success
sion in the Citizen, newspaper published in the
town of Pulaski in said State, requiring said de
tendant to be and appear the first day d assyt
term Of the ChanceTy Court, 10 be Il
county 6 los q -lseee - - u a,
tho tifsa'e -lc5 md answer com
plainant' - sine win be taken for con
fessed as 20 theTf md set for hearing er-PaJte.
Feb 2 1866, a. COX, @. d NJ.
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In Chancery at Pulaski.
?, B. Plummer, complainant,

Jno W Simonton and others, defendants.
this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of the
ants John w SimOnton and his wife, Nancy Ruth
are nonresidents of the State of Tennessee so that
the ordinary process Ofths court cannot be served
on them; On motion it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four weeks in succession in
the Citizen, newspaper published in the town Of
Pulasd in said State requiring said defendants to
be and appear on the first day of the next term Of
the Chancery Court, to be held for the county of
Giles a t the court house in Pulaski on thefhrst
Monday in March next, and answer complainant's
bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing er-pagte. .zsldgd
Feb 3 1866, A cox C. & NJ
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In Chancery at Pulaski. o.
Alex BFo~n, comPIainant, b !


G Westmoreland and others, defendauitsa s5r
this cause IL appearing 10 the satisfaction Of tho
i Clerk and Master from affidavit that the de-
fgndants g WestmorelBndt jerome, Bush Hawk
James Harwcll and wife, Octavia O.. Hafwelf, ara
non residents Of the State of Tennessee, that the
ordinary process Of this court cannOt be served on
thcn On motion it Is thereforo oraTed shat ph bFa
cation be made for four weeks in succession IN the
Citizen, a newspaper published IN the town OF
be and appear on the first day Of tho next term Of
the Chafcery Court, to be hold for tho coasity Of
Giles at the court house in Pulaski, On the first
Monday in March next, and answer compliments
bill OF the same WILDE taken for confcscd is %
Fsb. 2. 1896, - a. cox, C. sgAS. q
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u ChaneerY al PnIaski.
Mary Barber and others, defendants.
? II Eel complainant.

Mary Barber and others, defendants
this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of the
L Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants Elizabeth Barber. Robert Barber, Wm. Bar
Der, Sarah Vannalgah, Layard Howard and wife
} ane r., John Wilson and wife MUrgaret c., Carver
State of Tennessee, that the ordinary process OF
this court can lot be served them: On motion it
IS therefore ordered that publication be made for
four weeks IN succession in the Citizen newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski in said State re-
curing said defendant to be and appear on the first
day OF the next term Of the Chancery Court to be
held for the county Of Giles at the court house in
Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next, and
answer compliments BILL or the same will be taken
Feb 2, 1866. a. COX, C.. q M
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In ChancerY at Pulaski.
james II West. complainant.

Elizabeth N Jones and others, defendants.
this it appearing the satisfaction Of the
Clerk aud Master from affidavit that the defend
ant Agnes o. Jones is a nonresident of the
State ofTcunessce, that the ordinary process Of
this court cannot be served her; On motion IT il
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession IN the Citizen a newspaper
published in the town Of Pulaski in said State re-
curing said defendant to be and appear the first
held for the county Of Giles at-the court house IN
Pulaski, on the first Monday in March uoxf and
answer compliments BILL or the same Will be taken
for confessed as 70 her and set for hearing ecBarze
Feb 2, 1866. a. cox, g. q n.