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In Smith County Circuit Court

IN Smith County Circuit Court.
October Rules. In Clerks Once, February p, IsC5.
Thongs 7s M Hughes Bill 70, Divorce.
Martha Jane Hughes.
ON motion Of complainant solicitor in this cause.
it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk, on an
dayit, that defendant Is a non-residen Of Tennessee:
IL 5 therefore ordered that notice be given by pub
lcation In the Nashville Union, a news paper pub
llshed in the city of Nashville, TenAes ee, four sue
cessiye weeks, requiring said Martha Jane Hughes
TO appear before the next Circuit CouIt Of Smith
county, Tennessee, setting at the Court house ina
Carthage, on the 18th Monday in March next, 1866,
then and there TO plead, demur or answer 10 com
planants oil, or the same will bs taken for con-
iessei and set down for hearing exparte, as 20 her.
WIN. j. CLEVELAND, CLERK.
feb97 wit per J. ?: WuKNsoN, ID. G..
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TO this. however, s % be added, Wan
considering the obligations subject to be
minded. Sl9o.su, $3.50 % of temporary loan
and scrIlucatps ol indebtedness. Against
IhHa latter She cash iu the Treasury. which
.u The Dec inst. amounted % Sllb, J0U. zoe.
may Do placed 8s an offset ma part. OF
r.ar.g we havc uot taken into tins account
rug rrrgubagEs au4 national currency UUl-
standing
Ias Nsw York Times of Saturday Save.
There was au additional lall 90 ] b. D..
nrr cent CD gold to-day, The sales ranging
I.If. "a I#Ur. per cent through REGULAR
-UHsaEe hours. Bills Ua London and Paris.
which promised some stcalugss last ui-ht.
were lG D.. aud the latter rates uuseit . to-
saturday. steamers The demand ram Iu a
lair measure upon good merchant bills uu
France, uEaiust cotton and eu southern
bank balls. We learn that % large amount
.. tla former were sold GA private terms.
but understood to hg az cheap rates. south
era bank bills were doae az lUSa.al. psr
cent. and ibe rates Toy our own standard
Uauksr- were luS3a9lus per cent, on
London, sud Sc 2lacN3L zoe ou Paris.
The telegraph reports from New Orleans a
rhcap market Tor merchant bills drawn
against cotton and gold ln the close neigh
h.rLaad uf $50 per cent. The importers ana
domestic commission people are marking
down their staple dry goods tins week. u
lucst Ue decline u gold and cheaper prices
Cos cotton Iu this and thc southern market.
The market, ior money grows easier Iu Wall
tigeSi t3 The stock brokers, but less is-
s.Ig u passing merchant paper al bank
aua through the discount brokers. The
discrimination in regard 10 these credits. as
GOA previous occasions OF The same nature.
De- very rigid, and the class location OF aamts
unusually strict. on accUuut of the falling
prices oi merchandise
The total imports az New York last week
were ss. 58s, g05, OF which s.. sos Jl were
dry goods, aud Sa,433, 905 .u general mcr-
olallisr.
There is no general activity IN BONNER
cA circles, and d band % mouth pollcy Is
observed Boz all the markets, though there Is
some contraction Of the elongated c0uu-
--1loa 90 last week, which is caused bv
=, ieael'H Iu gold. The -four market
evidence Of DO essential improvement
90 f''esai bot there Is rather o better de-
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The New York Journal Of Commerce 0
tn-l.-r.- u IL. -.

-
The New York Journal Of Commerce 0
Saturday says Of domestic goods:
The decline has continued, notWi thstand-
ing the presence Of a large number of buy
ers in town, the relative decline in gold hay-
ing a depressing influence. The purchase
made have been mostly in very small bills,
and every one is afraid 10 take hold strongly
for fear the market viii droop on his hand.
The moment there is any appearance O..
stability, or any good reason to believe that
prices nave touched bottom, we may look
for avery active trade. If the present state
Of things continue a few weekH longer, the
spring business will be broken up past rem
edy. Once let a general panic prevail, and
il viii be impossible 10 rally the strength Of
the market again until another season,
Some stll look for a more settled feeling and
a better tone, and hope 20 see a large and
profitable spring trade; but the confidence
IN tins promise Is less general with each
succeeding day, and few are now willing q
predict the future. If the financial policy
Of the Treasury could be settled there would
soon be more stability. Whatever fall IN
prices was to be effected, would come a.
once, and both buyers and sellers would
know where they were to stand, al,
govern themselves accordingly.
OF foreign goods, the same paper re
marks
The market during the current week Ia.
been lsnguid, and holders of all description.
Of foreign productions have granted SOM
concessions 10 effect sales. a few choiCI
styles OF French dress fabrics maintain
prices, while British and Continental pro
auctions are pressed on the market at eaeie.
rates. Plain black and colOred silks ar
II A-- H.
been at a decline. English prints an,
bleached cottons are lower. LINEN good
are moderately active. Woolens are dull.
The sales at auction have been large, an,
considering the present condition Of trade
realized satisfactory prices.
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In Chanoery at McNHunville

Caroline Iowles and Sallle n. Giahs, enmp1aDsrf-
w. talu hoseh hcnretia Roach. J1sephlu.
Roach, and Charles Roach. defendants.
IN tins csusn it appearing D. Che sss.r-.,, al
The NefE ssh Master. from AFFIDAVIT thai iHs rI-y,
nsile4 dtiendsuts are uun-res deus e. tie st.aa III
TENNESSEE - thaf the ~oriinary process afIsw .so.
noi he served un them Iti- therefore ouisrst tr4t
puletcslon o. maize, ,og four CONSECUTIVE weeks
10 TIE Nashville Union. g. Newspaper rutI shed "a
We cry a Nashville Irlue-tca. rtqutruE tha .ari
deiendsnts % frHgsr Un ne hrst lsy 0f rT- rrrl
Court D D hria % hgNuunv.lc. 90 The an Non
cuupiaIHsut-' uIt oIr1s same W b. uEsr Err.r
ies-eL. as o. them, and sgt Tor hesruq .ru,rta
J. p NOkFuRD AN
ieu-l vhF By }. q. Buu. DO.
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mand fer all grades. There is a continued
call for the best grades Of wheat from the
interior millers, but for inferior quolitics the
market is heavy. Most Of the city mills
have stopped for the want Of water power,
and that is keeping the local milier5 out Of
market. The offerings Of corn are still in
excess or the demand, but more orders are
on the market, and holders are not disposed
to accept lower rates than obtained TO-DAY.
The demand for oats is light, but they are
not pressed on the market. Rye is dull
ard not saleable except at very low prices.
There is not enough doing in barley to es-
tablish an accurately quotable market. By
the arrival Of the steamer Boston, with four
days later dates from Liverpool, we have
news Of the advance Of I'd on cotton, which
has given more tone 10 our market, although
the New York market has not responded to
the advance. Whisky is quiet, with do
movement aside from small jobbing sales.
There is O little more activity in groceries,
without essential changes in prices. Clover
seed is still declining; it is freely offered OF
s. 30 in the jobbipg way. The provision
market is stilI dull, but there is a slight i'm
provement in the jobbing demand. Ne s
pork sold in very small quantities at SIG IS
az 90 for city, and SIG 30 for country
brands. Bulk meats and bacon are quiet,
but prices are well maintained. Lard is
held firmly at IsHc. There is more &C
tiyity in the dry goods market, and the feel
ing Is becoming more settled that prices
have touched bottom; if this should prove
to be the case w may look for an active
spring trade.
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LOWS Faulkner, and oih.rs, compliments,
vs. hul.
The hofts or J-hn GoChev, their uamgs unknown,
Nsry Cobbs nd erchIjr e, tteir names unEn1wu
iu complainant Isaac GoostY, Richard CO1key.
snd jonn WEBB sni tis-gie, Ann, formerly ARI
troEeg defendants.
TT fppesuuE 20 the satisfaction Of The Clek sud
Master rom sfadsyIL thst the above named de-
ltadsnts are non residents 81 the State q Iennes.
see, 30 that the ordinary prlea-s OF law cannot h.
served upon them. ltIs Ihsrelois orde ed a. pub
.'alon Re n.sdr, i'T Tour Carrecunye weeks in he
N-tHfte OnHn.a newspauer Published m the city
81 NN'lNIs requiring ssd deianisnis 10 sppesr
on Che hrst ua~ o. our next Court 20 held 81 Nc
NinuyiIa, on the 4th Mon Say ID March, 1876, %
p ED, alsser or deuur to coup,aiuAnts' an. or the
same WI De 1aea Tor confessed, a. o. Them. and
1r hgsuuE eXpaTte
J. r. MORFORD. CAM
iel-i "4t' ty J. {, Bmn, DC.
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Original Attachment. Nc 294

john H. MlIlgan Ys. Andey MIsaDs.
IT appearing from the affidavit filed in this case
that the defendant 20 cOncesls himself OF shsconds
that the ordinary process cannot be- served on him;
ItIs therefore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Nashville Union, no.
ttyiDg the said Andey Mllssps 10 appear before
JONI Min =, RJustice OF the Peace in Jacksonville.
Monroe county, Tennessee, on the 10th day OF
June, 1866, TO answer [ en- and there the said At
tachment IS the law directs, or the same will be
taken rs confessed and heard ex parte AS to him.
This the 9th day Of December, 1866.
marl3-4tW JOIN MINIS, J.P.
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ORIGINAL A~ttaohmenf..No sos

VVVIBV W HtuIty Fs. JUll EIYIn,
1T appearing from the affidavit filed in this case
that the dtteudantaOh Erwin abIcOnds, so that
the ordinary process cannot be served on him 1t Is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks In the Nashville Union, notifying
the SAID John Erwin to appear before John Minis, a
Justice Of the Peace IN jacksonville. Monroe
county, Tennessee, on the l6th day Of June, 1866,
to answer then and there the said Attachment as
the law di eCts, or the same viii be taken as con-
fsssed and heard eE psrte as to him. This the 9th
day Of December, 1855.
msrl3-4tw JOHN MINIS, J.P.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULES, Iss6.

Nancy p. Bradley, by SC vs. Jas. s. Bradley, ct ais.
IN this cause, IL sppauing to the satisfaction OF
Of the Clerk sDd Master that the defendant Logan
H.. McC3rYer is a non resident Of the State OF
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon him Il Is therefore or
dered that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks, IN the Nashville Union, a newspaper pub
lishef in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee, redufr
irg said detendsnts - 1paeaT al the nextterm Of the
Chancery Court g. Smith county, to ne held al he
Uourt house In Carthage, en- the third Monday in
August 1856, then and there 10 plesd. snswer or
demur 10 Complauants' ull, or the same win be
taken for confessed and set for hearing expsrte, a.
to him. d. Il. CAMPBELL, C&M.
EErR al
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EstraYs.. Davidson County

TAKEN UP by Patrick Fahey, living 1 miles
i from Nashville. on the 6allstn Pike, on Mrs.
MsTths Martins plantation, a black horse Mule,
which came TO bis house on the LIT day Of Feb
ruary, 1866. SAID Mule Is about Is hsnds high,
very poor, and is appraised 10 $50.
Taken no by Robert Herrod, Evingin District No
20, one Sorrel Mare, about a hands 3 inches high,
five years old, both hind fee! white no other
msrks percelvable appraised at $40.
msrlS-SSt7 ALEX. hODANIEL, Ranger.
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ARRAHDALB 81 co., Manufacturers Agents.
No. I67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that sl Of the above lsto OF goods VIII be
sold for One Dollar each.
In consequence Of the great ~stsgnstion Of trade
in the manufacturing dlstncis Of England, through
the war having cut of the supply Of cotton, a large
quantity Of Valuable JewelTy, originally intended
for the English market, has been sent of for sale
IN this country, aud must be sold al dHy sacrifice I'm
der these circumstances, ARRANDALE n CO, act
ing as agents for the principal European Mtnulac
nrers, nave resolved upon a great Oft Apy0rh v
DlsRt TO be divided according to the following regu
lattons:
Certificates Of the various articles are put into en-
velOpes i-ndiscrminstely, sealed up, anc when or
dered, are taken out without regard 10 choice, snl
sent by mail, thus showing no lsvOrltsm. On re
receipt Of the ceruhcate, you Will see what you arr
10 have, snd then 1t is &C your option 10 send th'
dollar and take the arrcle or not. Purchasers MAJ
thus obtain q Gold Wslch, Diamond Ring, or an!
set Of JewelrY on our list for one Dollar.
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Estrsys.--- Davidson County.

TAKEN Up b. ]. ?. Hebbett in Davidson county,
II one c0W snd calf. The Gov j. : muly, msrEsl
with q crop OF each year, and undermt 10 the right
she h q red color, with white streak along her
back shout Il year Old. Valued 81 Sc.
TAKEN Up by Bob Lewis, colored, ia district
No. l5, one mou e colorsd mare mule, len psstern
10 ut crooked GU, shout 7 or ) Yeas Old. Valued
st SO. ALEX, MCDANIEL, Ranger.
feb2l-W3ta
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....rru.ut bonds were "a shade higher
DID,. N.v York. under the .ayora.i e foreign
r-N. published this morning As coInpsred
with toe closing prices ct Saturday, the adj
vance Uaz D. lu old o. IN old 5-2os : ga
tHa tWa ltst series Of do, and 7 ID '-"vs-
g.r market wss firm az very iull prices, The
demand being chiefly Tor '-aos. These are
homo BOUGHT % "A large extent now by par
49, .b5 have money that they do not wish
fa return for taxation on the hrsl MONDAY
.a ArrIl. They are investing temporarily
.r t,.rumcp bouds, which are exempt
nom fsvsu.n. in order 70 construct "a bridge
rsst Will carry their c1~uscieuces over the
gss indicated. The facility with which ihls is
la.s and the willingness of people 10 do 49,
.n,, r.atthe law Is detective. People are
5..r.r.f to return The money ON hand, ou d
..lf... H.-. and uI course they VIII take
..-a d. have uccious lttle shout them al
that time. The tax returns VIII lheFeioT'
show "a great scarcity OF money IN Hamilton
county au he fret Monday ln April. One
aT Two tbiurs DO certain The tax law ls q
rurbur ar oaths ere yt no consequence
W.rI8rf II be worth while for the people
d, .nou.re of themselves Is 90 the difference
between swearing falsely, ana taking delo'
.rai, strrs 10 cvadc the law But the taA
law ssauli be changed so as 60 require th'
H~trrurs gl cash ON HAND Tor the year 90 Dc
returned. That would, 30 come extent, pre-
s,at ths lodging TO which We refer.
The following were the quotations io0
N.u.Ia rn UuF market
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No. 1872.
No. 234.

FoR sALE-oue Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos
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New Eorl, Weekly Bank Statement.

There is no essential change to note in
the market here. From the timber regions
the accounts are encouraging in regard TO
the supply for the coming season. The ca
pacity Of the mills has generally been in
creased 0ue-thIrd, but in some instances the
number Of logs cut is less than last year,
while 10 others IL is fully equal. We still
.uuIs Nnrl nricea az InII.uE.
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In

and ITS attendant triE Of symptoms, it scts more
LIKE CHARM than a medicine. There Is moth
ing IN The whole range OF Mstera MedICa that can
or a moment bear a comparison with It In Tins dis
ease.
A f1ll account OF this wonderful plant mfy he
found IN the llth edition Of the q. $. Dispeusat0ry
pages 1857 and 1855
A series of experiments in which DR.. Bun has
been tar years engaged, has just besn brought % "a
su cessiul termination, snd he is now eusnied 10
Oner 10 the public a combination OF CEUkON with
other approved tonlcs, the whole preserved IN the
best quality Of copper distilled BOuru. ID WHISKY.
which he u confident has no equal in he world.
lie might furnish a volume OF cerI6cstcs. but the
public have long slusa learned 10 estimate auch
things 10y their true value. The fsfe-t plan is for
evey one 70 test for himself the virtues "a new
medicine.
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No. 222.

TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
II CITY PROPERTY, New AlCany, Ind, proper,
- as i0H1a- a two story Frame House IN perfect
repair, newly painted, on second rank OF The ohio
uyer Ia tuI veg OF IT. uear the foot OF The Fails
I'D rooms, presses, Cuptoard-, pantry, cellar and
cI-eru under the house. Stable under ErOurd,
Iytl Wood shed, Ee, Jc- House stands DO feel
ulk nom one -tIesl ard iJ feet from the other.
lot Is on the corner, C1yitJ. with resr feucnC.
Also tyo rOttaEes, OF three rooms each, ON lO.
lHfXtI1, with rear fence cisiem to each house.
and well for both. ALI valued az Sl2 700.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee
FEBRUARY RULES, 1866.

J. D. Goojpasturs, Admir- Of Harris Hatcher decd
vs.. AT. Bill.
Jeremiah Taylor.
IN this cause 1t appearing 10 the Clerk & Master
from compliments bill, which Is sworn to, that de
fendRnt Taylor Il a nonresident Of the State o
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process OF law can
not be served upon him: Il is therefore ordered
that publication be- made, for four successive weeks
in the Nashville Union, a paper published in tbs
city Of Nashville, requiring said defendant to appeal
at the next term Of the Chsncery Court for OvsrtoI
county, at Livingston, Tenn, on the lst Monday o
Angus, 1866, ard plead, answer or demur com
plaiusnts bill, or the same will be taken for con-
iessed and set for hearing ex parte.
feb2O-w4t J. W. WRIGHT, c. NJ.
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MarshaI,s Sal o

ny virtue Of a wit f Fl. to me direct ed from The
ID Circuit Court CT the United ttateis tor The ald
de District Of Tennessee, at its Octot Eterms iso3
/ will sell on Saturday, the 18th dGyt 1 april ASoo
commencing at 10 o'clock a m, 81 hni ae Aueh9bi
10 the highest bidder for cash in hsnl, At the Couri
house door in Nashville, Davidson 20 Insy, az the
right, title, claim, interest snd estategl Acn nnuAm
Culom hiss IN and to the following de scTioed real
estate, viz. A trsct Of land lying IN Sm ih county,
Tennessee, in civil district No /, btgD ming 81 the
North boundary line Of the town Of Cal thage, at the
road running East 80 poles, theuceSo nth one pole
to the academy land, thence East with ssid land u
poles to the NE corner OF said la1d, thence with
said land 10 poles to the road, thence 8 poles to the
Mill branch, thence up said brsnchv ith its mean
ders $50 Esst 80 poles to the Nil D am, thence up
said branch SO poles, with its meAI aers to a beech
in the fork Of the branch, thence n 9TH AZ Eastl4
poles to a beech, thence North u East - poles 70
abseeb. thenee North 23o East 122 poles 10 white
North $50 West IO2 pol s to an irongood, thence
North 6so West 81 poles 10 an ash, thence West 100
polest to an ash and dOgWood, then@ North 509 West
Isl po1es to a buckeye and White oak TO the Fort
Blunt road above GoOdner's old Tan Yard, thence
Sonth 81 East with the road 60 poes to a red oak,
thence South 52o East along said road 81 poles,
thence South z Vests poles slongssid rosd, thence
South AZ East As poles along said road, thence
South 81 East 20 poles along sad road, thence
South 42o East As poles along ald road thence
South lSo East 40 poles along said road, thence
South lat poles along SAID road 10 the beginning,
containing 449 acres Of land, more OF less, exeepr
ing therefr0m the old Church Lot, containing about
a scre, TO satisfy an execution against said Cullom,
and IN favor Of Orsamus B. MRttson.
mar6-w4t E.R GLASCOCK, N. N. DIT.
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MaFshals Sale

DY virtue Of q writ Of f IA, to me directed, from
ID the Circuit Court OF United States, for the Mid
die District Of Tennessee, Issued at its October
tenn, 1865. / will on Saturday, the l4th day Of Apnl,
1856, commencing st 10 O'Clock a m, sell at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, al
the Court house door in Nashville, davidson county,
all the hight, title, interest, claim and estate which
]. B. Phi oW has IN and to the following described
real estate, VIZ A certain tract or parcel Of Land
sItusted. lying and being in the county Of Maury,
State Of Tennessee, on the South side Of Duck river,
and on the waters Of Little Bigby creek, beginning
one pole East Of the creek at q Sycamore; thence
North 70 degrees, WestS 50 poles 10 a stake; thence
West 1874 poles TO a stake, oak, ash and elm pointers
thence south ll3 poles to a stake and dogwo6d tC
Gideon Pillows line; thence East 243 poles 20 al
elm and black walnut thence North degrees, Yves
p poles 10 a box elder; thence North u degrees
West 60 poles TO an ssh; thence 10 the beginning
containing in SAID bounds l57 acres, more o%rless, L
satisfy an execution against said Pillow and W, }
Dale. and in favor Of Cochran & Co.
mar6-W4t Err. GLASCOCK, NJ. Nj T.
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In Chanoerv at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES, lsG5.
R. J. Howord ct als,

X. }, hoWord Ct ais,
Va Original BIZ.
John L. Andrews, et ais.
ON motion o. cOmpiainauts, by their solicitor
sud il appearng 70 he sztisacnon Of the Clerk ans
MssieF, From n s~lleEaIOn IN compla nants 81
thar toe defendants james and PeytOn Taylor
Francis Iaehart and her husband Ethai0'H lyle
hart, are non resideuis Of The State ofIennessce.
I'll therefore ordered that plblcauon De- mad.
for four consecutive weeks IN me Nashville Union
a newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Re-
curing the sad deisndEns 70 appear 90 the mex
term Of the ChancsrT Count b h hald Ter a.
cousty Ct Perry. e the courthouse m me ioun d
Endsl, on tbs hrst Thursdsy a Ter the hrst Mon.
day in April nex', then aud there 10 enter the.r De-
fence 10 complainant s bal, OF the same vii b. q.
ken for confessed, snd set for hearing eK parte a.
70 them. 4. NJ. THOMAS, CAM.
msrche-stE
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee
FEBRUARY RULES, 1855.
vs.. Attachment Bill.
lance a. Smith

IN this cause il appearing TO the satisfaction oil
the Clerk and Master from compliments bill.
whicnis sworn TO, that defendant James G. smith,
is a non-re ideuts Of the State Of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon him; Il is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the Nashville
Union, a newspaper publ he'd IN the city Of Nash
vile, Tenn, requiring said defendant, Smith, to ap-
pear st the next term Oi the thanoery Court for Over
ton county, 70 be held 10 Livingston on the first Mon.
day Of August next, QS66) and plead, answer or
demuU 10 complsinsnts bin, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to him, and set for hearing
ex pnrie Nv. WRIGHT C& NJ.
t.r.l-aLM