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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-10
WINTER 7 ARRANGEMENT.

] WINTER ARRANGEMENT z
LIT TI.E@, MIAMI 4 =, =
vne n 9d s49Gi AND a5.ib Oh i9na'ro 30,
Columbus g. .XemiR.
E@W
R "A K H R q a. - -. OH
For Cincinnati, Dayton, Richmond, IndiauapOl ii
'-s.s sgdim'lai' and Chicago. artH B H ;sgtoib
; -gra 1llr t1s.3y --------- 1lli ~ s3duu2 LnE q
Without change of cars to, DAYTON and RICh-
LOUIS, INDIANA POLLS and
~ OhioAuo'u,1o oi ns5 siri voH
On and afIeEs FebruaEy ISt, 1860,
ir1 ri Four Trains will run as follows, i' Ne OIL
FIVE, TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMBUS. Of
yffi,1 .s FIRST, TRAIN. fsois 10 s,r.ts
sty f5. DAILY except Mondays) sl.ira.,iH
MAIL l;IO A. N-Stopping at Jefferson, Lon
don, Charleston, Xenia, Morrow, Loveland, Miami.
Vile. Milford, aud arriving at Cincinnati at gu
SECOND TRAIN.
, Cincinnati, Day TS ton; RichmOnd Tin.
dlanapOliS Night Express az $40 A. M
Stopplng at Jefferso9, London, charleston, selma
$ST SRETg %sSsy EssS
LoTeland anddford, arriving at Cincinnati q S:4O
A. NJ, Also. stopping at all stations betseen Aena
and rsss sEyRs & fess6 % aS
at OhicGgo at 94O p M.," arriving at lndianaRolis
at laO II. NJ, connecting for all points Tess P9is
train connects at Loveland with the NJ, \ n N tQT
with The o. d H. r. n. f3r ST. Louis louisville,
Cairo, Co. also at Cincinnati with the u , Mail
Line Steamers for Louisville 4, bau1trs p s5I4iyi 81
,,, THIRD TRAIN. 7r45.-,tl
q.l, ,Daily except SuDdaysJ s,,.tfe, II
Express for, Cincinnati, Dayton
m.4~t piping at Jefferson, London, Selma, Charles
ton, Cedarville, Xena, STrng Valley Qorwin. FREQ
port, FL, A9sisnt Mercy, South Lebanon, ESstll
cinnati at 5:3OP. NJ, connecting at Loveland with
ihe Nj. & q, X. R. for Chillicothe, Hisboro &C., ar
living at Dayton at 3:90P. NJ, Richmond At $40 7;
NJ, Indianapolis p. N: connecting al hchmond
FOURTH TRAIN.
DAILY except Sundays.)
Cincinnati a. st. Louis Express at
l:4O r. NJ Stopping at Jefferson, London
Charleston, Xenis, Spring Valley, C9Eyi1, Morr9w,
South Lebanon Fosters, Loyeland, Milford; arriv-
nection for ST. Louis, Cairo, LouiBviie, &C.. con-'
Meeting at London for Springfield If ... ri .r.fi-
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains for
- Cincinnati. '''" ''
ryIrEs.,a.sG T-a- 'dTl. i1 '.rsaJ 9
N.B.-For further information apply at the Co
lumbus Union Depot Ticket Office. Of ...ss,fg5l
HENRY, BROOKS, Ticket Agent. a,
P.w. sTRADER, II 11'7'"''st %
E. W! &S5b aSSj bBi'ESi iRB. A. Cincinnati o,' 'y
Superintendent wv .'.
Columbus, Dec, 6. ohiJN .7.' .bDh
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RAILROAD TU1R TABLE.

Showing tho arrival and departure Of trains at Co
lumbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, May 2lst, 1895,
trains will run as follows: ..--.- "a ..vr0--v
I.lttrs miami a. ooIum bus a, xeuta & IL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-10
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College cf Surgeons, London,
rsduate Of one Of the most eminent Colleges in the
United Statos and the greater part of whose lite has
been spent 10 the hospitals Of Lopdon, Paris Phila
delphia and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known; many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears whom
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds, ashfuness, with frequent blushing attend-
ed sometimes with arrangement Of mind, were cured
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-10
FIRST TRAIN.

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leav Columbus at lbs p
Nj. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington
Gilead. Gallon, Crestline. Shelby. New London,
wellington, Grafton and Berea, arriving at CleVe-
land at $40 A. M. f.uaaUl 3, TI...rT .4Hro
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-10

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage benz aware If Phy steal Weaktess Or.
ganic Debility. Deformitiea. speedily cured. q :
He WIN, p aces himseli un' er the care OF Ir. j.
may reIgi0usyconfiei 10 in his honor as a gent ellal
and cJnfiAentl RELY npon his skill ms pRyeician.
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TAKE PARTICULAR, NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselYes byR certain practce;'
ndulged in when Alone a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt. even when asleep aud. fnot
both mind and BODY. should apply Immediately.
What pity that a 9oung man, the hope Of his
country, thepride of bis parents should be snsched
from all prospects and enoyments Of life by the con-
sequence Of deviatng from the path Of nature, and
ndulgiDg in certain secret habit. Such persons
must, before contemplating
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-14

The Asaaiaut Secretary Of the Il easUrv
fss f.rr-mineI to thc Collector nf Customs
Cd pit.tnrr. ra ga important decision re-
rr..lur ttc hsh.iity 81 icify % ass o. ihc
= avmsut Ur tho iltsfnal revenue sax of 81
i.er cent. On tho Fr.ss fpeelpia. The Toll W.
.a-f4 8. e. decision. by which It will be resu
th. fa-cmai revenue TAX from such vessels
stst Ii De cnforccls This depa tmcut IS
i-f,rmaf shat i~utefnsi revenue tax. under
~. fugl se-iiou of thc ara 10 June 40. 1853,
h-s been ex1alCd fom the 81 nm ferry b ats
ulviur fatucca New York and Brooklyn
ana isrscy City.
\ rl.ur aud uninterrupted subsection OF
thrs. ves.els 90 s'arel meut "a hcrrse. and
she raytaent o. tuHaage dnts have cs'Rh
D. hfi- pfc,cdeut Witl regard 60 them
which tae department does sat deem q ad-
al di-tarb. in the ahsenCs oi more
a-sni q Iert laiion-esPtctsily as u ls the
.trr.a.t ID the seare arg d. cal' the aiteh
au aI clurrs 80 az an eafty d9Y, % those
rfs,..s.. IN isw ia which thc suthouty o.
internal Revenue sud Cust,me bnrtsuf
n-.m Z, conflict. Uutl fdrthvr ADVISED.
y,u viii rloase have the evoct'on % inter
usi -ryraae tax iron thct7 vessels, aue
a-ass n lke eircum-iancaiomittsa.
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Subsistence Department.


COL A. BECKWIrH, C. O b.
Eitsrg Division o. the Mississippi
CAPT }. C. REED. c. C.. s.,
Department. Of the CamheTland- Office No. y
s0uth Cherry street, vice Col Porter.
CAPT. SAN J. LITTLE, c. E,
Denot CouUlisssly 5uhsisieuce, Ouce NO. 10
Cheuysuee-
CAPT. s. I. HENDERSON, Q. s.
Post commissay Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite C0uu House.
CAPT. ". Il. NLYAAS, G s.,
In charge Of L. & Bakery, snd Discussing Com
misssrv Subsistence, wee Capt John A. Irvine.
Once 40. % Oeaar-streel
IEUE. = s. eALIENTEE, A. G. s.
In charge Of soldisrs' Rest, corner Cherry ard
Ohcrch-strsets wee Lieut. Henry King.
CAPT. D. P LA9OREAU, {. g.,
In charge Of Beet Cattle, wee Capt. Gloyer-slso
In charge OF Herdnen. Stables &c vice Lent u.
5. HOLSTER. Office nsac Lever Landing.
CAPT. A V. WILLS, A. Q Il,
II charge OF Pot Fuel Government Printing
Housa, AMI all Plhii1 sud Private Buildings used
as s.orehnuses. uthces, Quarters. &c. Office No.
% South Cherry street.
CAPT. W MILLS,
faspecior Of Sgasrs' Goods, ADD ai Private Stores
shipped to he Front. once 95H Chery-stTeet
CAPT. ?. }. CHILLY, A. Q. NJ,
Dishurs-ng and chief QuartermasteT. u. g. Military
Railroads. Ofice Church street. Chattanooga
Depot
CAFr. p R HANILL, A. c. n,
Assistant 10 CapL T.. .. Crly, A. z " once
Church street. Chattanooga Depot
LIEUT.. G. ?. NELSON, 18th U s CT, A @ T.,
10 charge of Property u s. Ailisry RaHrosds
OGce Church street. Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT L. " sGIrH, A Q N,
IN charge OF Cavalry Depo. Edge6eli Tennessee.
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n...o,.n - New cemel.

AdmisaIg n. Davis, superintendent
Of the Tinted States Naval Observatory
aud Hydrosrsphical ofioe reports TO
Seetretary Weiiss the discovery Of q
new comet o. follows
Us NkvAt onsfnfsooBr aNn
Hs~nsoeHkruicAL onicf,
Wsshiurian. 5un- ORD, lsai-
STA have the honor 10 report ,he
discovery of a comet List evening Jan
u2ry D At this observatory, by H. 2
futile. Assistant Paymaster United
States Navy.
Prom o~Lservations With the equsto-
ra. the following place was obtained
~ Ar James Ferguson assistant ustro
nuultr
4w Del. alsw srt aA m Ht
The comet Is round, Of about two
minui's CD OF arc Ia diameter, with a
slight condemnation AZ the centre
Very respectfully
Your ob't seryt
&C IL DAVIS,
Rear Admiral and Supt
Hon Gid Welles, see'ry Of the Navy.
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Tho CncInnau Commercial says:

Anf AiLclIuuu commercial saws
Business in s general way continues 10
have but little operative spirit, and gener-
ally b. seem below the standard of what il
ought 20 be Under the circumstance this
can MOI but be regarded as an assuring sign,
though It is questionable whether this is &C
tual y 20 to as great an extent as many who
complain Of dull times" are disposed to
think IL is. The fact must be taken into
consideration thst business is very much
more cut up and divided 20 increased num-
hers Of traders than formerly. This feature
of the times IS not a god one, ard pro5a-
hly Overrides the other, Indicating as il
docs, a dsp sition among the people TO
nband0n industrial pursuits and ields Of
PROTECTION to crowd the cities 10 quest Of a
shorter Hnd easier road to wealth.
Ihe market for Flour ia devoid Of any
animation, only a moderate regular demand
is experienced, and less is being taken for
she South than for several days past. Su-
perfue is quoted at S7@7 80 for good to trade
hrnrds; extra at 81 5O9s 30.
What had a duh market with increased
o0erings of Indifferent qualities. New is
very dull, and fair samples sold at 81 3Jg
AZ. The best would probably bring 81 90,
hui Of such the offerings are light. Choice
old IS in light supply the dtmand, how
ever. g. only moderate, aud 81 % the best II
will bring. and most Of the oders to buy are
siili o. TO lee below these figures.
SHIELDED corn b. duh and lower, be being
the most it will bring, aud but little de-
mand above 55c In round lots. Ear re
mains az 52c in the small way.
oats are dull and lover, 3sc being the
m-st they viii bring in round lots.
Rye is duh o. the Old quotations. Tor
choice sampies, zoe for medium
Barley can tcsrcely be quotei with aceu-
racy. lts minal range is from 81 l5 10
whisky is held At g @ free, and small
fslss were made 90 that, but that figure a
very hard 20 realize aBd purchases can, w
lea-n. De mtde at lc less. ia bond q is arm
OF pc.
C5ttoa has sod 20 a liberal extent al l5e
The Provision market retains ihe auina.
tea exuressian il Gcquired yesterday IN
lair decree. Mes pork sold ct e2YiaS3s D
ior CITY. S28Ms25 IS for country Al th'
.psiao ri these figures there is still 9 eoo'
demand. but hoidtrs are hrmi and be-
eitv brands are hard 20 obtain az less thai
Tsrs rold a. l7.aoc and ", and is nov
ouite uniformly held at the latter figure
1hourh the layers give 1t but little aten
Ron Meat, have o irife more attention
vtb quotations at l25zc for Shoulders, 1888
e,r SIDES. ne for clear sides, packed.
p..r shoallcrs q "a ina a small way a
$40. BACON Sides are quoted at ls34e
and Gear "a Iais TO Gee.
gra,n Nesfa arr more rctive and hrmer
sbsn Ier sell OIL I1c. Sides 80 le4@l5c, AM
Hams the.
gurar-cur "a Hams are h-m 81 pc, viii
light offerings oi best btands.
Hors we're stout y maintained eaTiy in Tn
aav Ia Yesterday extreme heures-e'2 70
Eras,-sna Boz some easvs : tliEnt aaFahe'
i, ~. teute wss obfa ned, bui there wa
.rv,-.rt lees vim Ia he trade later d
ttt lay.n ra ANY thing shove sl2Was scarce
N 90 H. ,eai lea. The anFe below tbs vs.
arocIy ta exceed -5o.
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smIlh ooan.y so q CaElhage. Tean.

ismfs Bsaiicy, admir- al
v e. HH- tasel lsud. AJssr,sN ErlrS
Joseph Boalaa and {. hsrsl saausy lei, isfa
Il thss csa sst sppe uE o. thc sshsscuou or
sha Krark shat ere aearniErif. au4te. lshsHl, iRTrss
EasAtr 80 bel. Nan sna azuh E1uEa, reside
hsveult lf ilniis of The state 30 ttaf eco urd-trY
lrdees~ of Jaw Csanot be served ur1n uarnt ts
t~hfr-fcre o. tcfea that puhssnnu - q sd m she
Nashville gnicn. q news aner puhrhed IA fhecftv
of Na4hyiilc, Cor tour successive weeks r. guIrrr
sad aesfndan'E ta Epuaa Or Ire fclrusrF tenn 81
thc Corrty Cpur ~ unnilh courly. O. Re held ~ The
C5urg hsause, iu she t1sn ~ Gsuhaga 90 ere tr-t
NanssV a f1hnus1 uent, DSe tea snd thtlt o.
plead. aueger UF aelaur 90 camp airnafs tsltt cyl tne
ssne y Do Be- tsftu 10y cCaaaacl sng set down Cor
aa-ts n ~. TURNER Gan.
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Special acquisitions, No. 30. are required for al
articles not limited by the Army Regulations, and
must be approved by Brigade and DIVISION Com
mRnders, Or the Cumusndcrs Of Troops unassign-
Ell TO BriEades or Divisions.
Requsltons TOT supp ies, for troops stationed 81
Nashville, will - filed on approval Of the Post
Commander. unless they call Tor anImals, means Of
transportation, lumber, or printing, when the sp-
proya Of the Chief Quartermaster Is required.
Regulations and for Supplies at the
Front must be presented TO the Depot Quariermss-
lers there. Only ir extreme cases VII they be IS
sued on here, and then only when approved BY The
Chief QuartermEster q the Army.
Al signatures % acquisitions and Inn
should give the ordinary autograph d the 0hceTi
CloHsd 10y his rama, and tbe Duin0er snd desiEna'
ion Of his regiment or ccmmGnd.
mos u, ls65.
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Administrators Notice.

TO thc srcdtrso of he Esias 81 Thowss Pa tor
doccsseda Saving suggested thc iuso,teacy c.
-sia sstste g. tho CLERK oLtaa toun Court or
eerry ecuaiv. Ttuoessag. ] hereby Evs yea the
neucs reauir a o. me O. rive. O. Gle Your elaine,
a~uihsaahsf r. uus crhcd ty law, with uF Ccrk
OF sad ceult. ga us D fore Tire D day % Nsyi
IAhrs BATON.
dr-iG-vas ADM oi Uad = ste
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original Attachnent Ne. 236

VIM laws vs. John r. Nosef
AreaFrurns dom the aHiaut 6ied n ihs cseo
hsi thc d~Hcaia1i hss reinoad himssufuom ne
0nie 81 teno0sce ~ a.sua ~; HE tersfa1c or
deuct TIT nnhrcstoa a. inside Lf Eur tu=crssrs
aees~ 90 tae NnshNhe Ouen. nglsrs ne 4
John . Mo-er lo nFfca bca1e 3ohu Nan aas
trs - ne Peace m MaiHsaV-'e, n1anoa c1arsr.
lcunes-ea g. Sd dsy ci March. lsfa 60 ansar-
ts7e ana taere fhe ssh asa hmen as tha ~ o..
4c-ts, 90 the sane Wulh e tskcn aG rsaesee8 nn4
heard ex psFe a. 30 him 1hsthe ASA dav ofAn.
Elf II $ eoaN miAlS1.F
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILT USIoE OFFICE,

s "ahuhry - 1866.
Cotton IS very fat, being worth from IS
to sae-, according to quality. Provisions
are dull, but produce is in go,d demand.
with prices unchanged.
The New York Times makes the follow
ing stsiement Of the number of National
Banks organised total number Of banks
thus far aathoriz d, I,C2T, with sn aggre-
gale capital Of S40s, sCs. $3.50, and e~ircula-
ton amounting TO S240, 0e4, sos. As seeuri-
y Tor this amount, the Treasury Depart
ment holds bonds worth $500, 499, zoe, and
ior the security Of moneys deposited on &C
count Of the Government, with National
Bauts, 24,s4s 500. The following table
shows the progress Of the National Bank
rm- -rraHann szv-a T.--..-- uraH
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Marriage Of a Giantess.

The PHILADELPHIA Press, of Monday,
saws Gan extraordinary marriage took
niece AZ the Union Methodist kptsco-
nal Church. Rev. Mr.. Carrow, Fourth
street. below Arch, last evening Mr.
Rein. a German by birth, and 3 cele-
brated tanner Of horses by profession
was united in the holy bonds OF matrl-
mony 10 Mss Hanna j. Duke, the Iowa
giapiess. The BRIDEGROOM rs rather
below he middle statue OF mankind m
point of size and weight be scarcely
turning the beam at "A hundred and
fortv nouuds The bride weighs five
hundred aud eiety five pounds adyolr
dupois She has been exhibited al
Iuaga ingalls, museum, on Market
strest near Ninth, for some time pest
Mr.. Rein. on visiting the esiaolish
ment, fell violently ~ love with tue
fair giantess, proposed marriage, y
OF course, she said yes Last eve
ming. az s O'Clock, the carriages drew
up before the museum, and the twain.
soon 10 be made enc. entered therein,
and proceeded 30 the church. The
bridal party consisted Ct the siamese
tWius]cHANc aud ENg-and other cele-
briiies OF the museum Upon enter
. ine the church, the visitors were { he
mos observed Of all observers They
wore united in the matrimonial bond
10 accordance with the plain US &c Of
the Methodist persuasion, alter Nhien
the retired The event was eNtraoI-
binary because Of the remarkable Tact
/ Of the difference in She size OF the par
ties II was ~ressrded with a great
deal of interest The bride did not
hlter or tremble upon being lea to The
altar
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In Chaueery at Carthage, Tennessee

VILLAIN Afford ss Mary Ann Puyar, and Others.
IL this cause, Il appear ng 20 The Clerk and Mas
ter that DOrinds duncan and her husband, G. W
Duncan, are non-rs-idents Of the Stste OF Iennes
see. 30 thai tbs ordinETy pr cess Of laF caunot o.
sfrsed upon them lis therefore ordered that pub
lcafion be- made FOR four Successive Weess, ~ the
Nashville Union. q newspaper puHlshed ID the C ~
OF Nashville, Tennessee, requiring s6ld deli nd8-s
70 ape r at the next term Of the Chaucery Court
Of smith county, 20 te held 81 the Court house IA
Car haze, on the iud Monday 10 February, 1885,
TO ansWer compiaioants bll. or the same vi te
fsken for confessed md set r hfauag aare -
70 Them. b II. CAMPBELL c. q ~.
isnli-s4t
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In Chaneery at Carthage, Tennessee.
$3.50 rrrr 40 49,

Rebecca Debow v ArchY DeboF, Exr and other,
IN thiso alse, il appesrtng 20 The Geek and Mas
Ter ma. def -udants huzaleih Chambers, and her
husband, Edg'd Chambers, are non residents Il tha
hta,e OF Tenr.. so that the ordinary pr cess Of RY
canfot be served on them. Il is Therefore orcered
tha. fuhicadon be- made Ortour ElcseasIy Weeksia
the Rsshv Ie Weekly Un.on,"h nesspaPsr pub
hshed n the eli y OF Nashville, n sad iate, requr-
az said defendant. 70 sppear before tie Onan elor
OF the ChaucerT Couri, 81 lac Court hou e IN or
tnare. on t1e bird Monday N February, 1850, thea
and there TO lsal, ausger or demur 20 compldn-
ans IN. or he same VIII be taksn for coaiessed s.
20 them, snd set bT hraring ex par e.
isnIc wa II. 81. CAMPBELL. CAM
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There was q marked ttmne g ln The msr-
fcl today, WITH hoWeNer' no ansar1ous
ra.frfr8 "a hogs. though the product wa
Win moderate receipts hgt three.
..ftlr t-srE4nr huusss nt.nue ln tp-rauor .
Ns.rt uws.ev A 90 who Killed zoo to-day.
ma usuftign A Bro, Hni fred. Lch. each
nfuham q e. in iece n oi limited mum cts.
rae r.sult az the packing around the falls
un ia this evening rs as hlloWsi
Previous report Of number kl'ed-9 $50
kdl.t t-iaN. 'Ue
Auniirr m 'ee
Uaasriac totF.Er.
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Ii Chancerr al carthage. r-ennes.ee.

L T. Carswell. vs. Eliszsr sm n. and others.
N this eau e. IL sppeNi1E 70 he Clerk and Mas
ter tlal Ca names and residences o. The hers Of
dsit. 3 X. a len. dss'd, are upkn0sn, SO that the
orciaery prote Of tW caonot b served upuu them;
De- IS thlff f1re frdered that . unicallon be maze
for four succss i've week, 10 tce ha-hUie Union,
a newspaper puhiEhe1 inthec 81 OF Nashville, Ten
nessee. requiring said heir- % appsar At the next
term Of the h4ncery Court Of smith county, 20 be
held SC the Gut hose 10 Csr. hage, on the Ga I'd
Nondsy ia Februar, 1866. then ana there q plead,
aaswsr or demur d conpianants bi, or the same
vii be taken for confessed and set Tor bearing eX
EaTte, as 70 them.
aail v . d. Il. CAMPBEEL. G. a d.
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original attachment. lie. $50,


Wsppesrias rom the sfUirvt 6Hcd n .hs c--e
thst tla dgisndaat has refluFed huse 6 from TIE
8 ate o. Tennessee, or snscandss fllzuters gre or
ecHcd thar ruhicsuun o. maj ~ Dor 1ur succcs "a
weeks DO the NasnFlie uatoh, ncsirrrg the said k.
A.. h.lk as Ia sppesr beo . John AUaIs aaus ee
10 De raare q Msa sonvile, Moaroe cngro. Tsn.
ncsse1. 90 TIE 1n.h day az Nay, tSsh 90 anss|er
thcp ani ih ~ the Ssd Aus,nmerI 81 D. aH t-
rests, ofthe ia - takea o. cau0s~si sra
ae~srtcyraste a. 90 hm alf- a- sh dar 81 Na-
semler, les jean MINIS ? r.
aMnH.aaH
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In Cbancerg q C%arthags, Tenneaaee.

JkArAn2 kuLEsi leu-
Richard d. Holland, Adm'retaI 1
"
Mary 81. Dean e. ais.
TdIs uaI being deJ BY tire Admiuis. Tstor tor me
purpose Of winding up tie est ,te OF jefersoa Dean,
deed, under the mo vent Laws OF the State, aod
having suggested the m-osyencg oi tie sarei IL n
tn reiore ordered thst puflcatcu 10 made "a the
Nashville Vni-n. Tequ ring al pc sons Interested .
come forward and exhibt their demands and haye
t1emsClves made parties 10 me suit and Tor all
cred orr. Cr persons having claims against The es-
tste. o. a. De z and lle tkeir clsims, au-henueAlet
~ the iaN directs, on or before th- nrst Mon1Hy n
May. 1866, or The "a e y u be toseTer hsHei.
isnu Wit h. II. CAMPBELL, C. q NJ
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TO sALE-A small Farm Of % Acres. On tie
L Brick Church Pike, miles north Of Nlshyl e,
well 10 proved. Frame house OF IA ee rooms, A.
tic, hall and kitchen. TNo springs, fac youns or
rhsrd 81 GOO frut trees. in { begiun ng TO besr, ap.
pies, peaches, p,uns, cherries and plume, ~ well
enclosed. $50 per acre ons-hslf cash, balance
IN oae year. Possessi n given JapuaTy ist, lsdi-
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CAPT W. A WAINWRIGHT, A. g. N,


Posr DErEssART.-No. a. South Cherry 81. sur-
geon VIM. Threikeld, Us. Vols, attending ON
GERS and their amiIes.
surgson u. W. s~FAHEIss, 10Th Mieh Vols, Medical
director Of Post Forces, Once No. Is College -
Posi- EassHAI-cOrner Of Cherry and Elm sts.
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Mary NJ. Dean sud others.
~ thrssslser 10 appearing g. ha satsia 90 OF
OF the UorrEud Massei TIA ief ndant- amt eA
Carfrr Gnd he heirs o. Palate Dean, deceased sre
NON tcadenis o. the Stale az Fainessto, ana ia
tie name g The ald hers - llge Den, deefas-
&c. are unsn0wn, So lhat iae crdi aF pHaacss Of
lsw cannot De- served OPP 81 inar fHt eufafa or
d-ro1 uaf putl calou he made r iour 'au-,cu ve
ue=kA. 90 ths Ru-hvie lnua, "a ressp@. er pub
h hes fu tha euylf Ns~hEiP p. fenn2 see. fsJIr-
f-e IS attI.ndslts BHp esr o. the ueXttem oitae
H.nlfY C-utt OF smu1 culn y to 90 he's az .he
Cut house % Cauhaga. 10 soc uir N0ui@y 30
FcbralrT, tsaa, th-a sHe sc els gAs4i sasEcr or
tsktn fr aoai,ased 8ad sea Dol heg az czperie, s.
C ihsm. y. h CAMPBELL, "a D.
ranfu wa4
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70 227.

TOR sALE-DWELLIN5-Nn. p Worth Hiah
y street. tImerl7 Jccup ed b. or. VIII AN =
EakIH. one Of the most compost, nest, convenient
and desiHahiy located residences N Nashville, Viih
sd ths mo tern Improvements 3 -. water, water
closets, bat1irg rOrW, good seasrage, stable, ear
rave house, wood house. 10 addition there are
coutle window ssshas attached 70 the dwelling, IL
g-thrr with q fine lsu-dry room. win Stationary
wardrobes, dlEWers, shelves, DC, &c. Nei- nlor-
b cd psThnPs UNSURPASSED. PTce SDWni o-e-
Lslt C shi hslsacs one yeaT, interest Rnd ien,