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Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKwITH, O. @. g.,
Military DIVISION Of the mississippi
CAPT J. c. REED, c. c. S,
Department Of the Cumberland Office No. II
s5nth Cherry street. wee Col Porter.
CAPT. sAa }. LITTLE, q s.,
pepot CommissaTy Subsistence. Office No. 10
-Chsry-stTeeL
cart. & D. HENDERSON, @. s.
Post Cotnin.ssary Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House
CAPT. W.. a. ELYaAE, O. g,
In charge OF u. q Bakery, and DisbErsng Com
missaEy Subsistence, vice Capt John A. Irvine.
Otee 10. 81 CedRr-street.
LIEUT. ). 8. GALLENTINE, A. G. &,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest corner Cherry snd
Cburchatreets vice Lieut.. Henry King.
CAPT. d. R LAMOREsU, c. g,
In ohsrgeof Beef Cattle, wee Capt. GloyeT-also
in charge Of Herdmen, Stables Sc vice Lent U.
S. Bollist5r. Once near Lower Landing.
CAP. A W WThIs, A. @ NJ,
in charge Of Pot Fuel, Government Printing
House, and Al Public aud Private Buildings used
as Storehouses, ufnces, Quarter, De. once No.
~ South Cherry street.
CAPT. v. MILLS,
Inspector Of Suffers Goods, sud All Private Stores
shipped 10 the Front Oaioe 451s Cherry.streeL
CAPT FL. CHILLY, A @ n,
Dshursing and chief Qusrtormaster. u. ). Military
Railroads. Office Church street, Chattanooga
Depot
CAPT. s. r HAMILI, A. {. NJ,
Assistant to Capt. F. }. Crlly, &. Z. NJ. once
Church street. Chattanooga Depot
LIEUr. @. r. NELSON, 18th CT, Al Q n,
10 charge Of Properly u S. Military RalrOsds
Odhoe Church street, Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. IL X. sEITH, a. Q n,
in charge Of Cavalry Depot Edgehsli. Tennessee.
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In Chanoery AZ Carthage, Teaaessee.
DEoEssEA RVIz lsaA
Hsmitoa Payne
.sses ". Burke.kesheu

~ rs osuse, d sppesnng 20 he CeTk kod Mss-
tf tnl ne dccEdAzts James v. kurke and John
n. kcnnerd arr Dos re centH al The stale o. Ten
ncssea - hat TIE Ordinary pHssss 81 Az oSnnos
D. ScrFed apps thsn it's thanesare ordeled uasf
puhlcaton he made FER ngr successive woeks In
he Nashville Inlon. published in he city o. NSsh.
vile. rtuusssee. reanf M ssid deienisnts 10 AZ
pear - he ngxi tern O The Chsacrfy Colrt u
smith county. 70 b. bad 81 fhs coaH house IN Car
hAes, % t1e brd Mcatey 81 Fefrua1, isl %
need snsecr Or dsEur 70 eomREnsnfs Hl, on tas
saZs sai = uksn ~ confessed and setfof hsssrr
errsrte . 4 thsl
lEte--l D & CAMPBELL oAN.
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n ChanOery at Carthage Tennessee


aNul ~ fIaflNLHs
N tbs cause 3 appearing % the Clerk snd Mas.
Ger thai JChn - kramond b. a nonresident 81 The
Suse Ct Tenu - thai tho ordinary proves 81 law
cannot b served unos hmt u b. htnciorc o-
dnted hsi pu6cslou he made, icr our Oonsaosave
weeks. % Zoe Na>htale Uri n, = newspaper pub
lshcd n Ne ciF 81 Ns=hFsNe Tennessee, z fuiurg
~ad dele acsnttS aEpesr ba-re lbs Chancelllr IL the
Court house IN Carthage On or esion the thru
Monday IN February nen- Nsalto plesd gnsUer
OF dennur 90 companants hA, OF De same sal
- takea for Confessed - 70 hun, an ret hr
tanieAa
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In Chsnoery at Carthage, Tennessee.

n Lboi teabs
Rebsors Debos y Arch pehss, EK'r snd others.
IN this cause, e appearing 70 me Clerk ard Mas
ser thst DEF spGsnts r~1salcth Chamhers. snd her
husband, Edg'd Chambers, are non-nssideuts q he
Stste &c Iepua % that he ordinary pr cess o. isU
csntot be seiFed on thCm. Iis therefore orcered
that puhicsuOn be made Orfour successive Week= ID
tna Nsshvlle Weekly uuion," 8 newspaper pub
ilshed 70 &c CRY n Nsshsile. n said tate. reauir.
lug sad U@endaUts G. sppear before the Cnan. eilnr
Of tie Chsncory Gout, ~ he Court hos in Csr-
thage, On re bird Monday n February, lsea, ten
snd there 10 plead, snssef or iemuT % couplGn.
ans rli, or tbs ssme vii he taken for confessed s.
70 them, and setior hsartng * pare.
ianio usi H. r. CAMPBELL, CAM
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Administrators Nnfioa-

TO Hs creA.on-of ne Estate Of Th5ns- gssto.
Il deoes-ed haVing suggested TOE insoiTasev u
sNd estatF % the Clerk Of the County Cou-f II
Ferry ooultg, Ieunessee. I hereby zss you -
Wgoe re0glred u ne to 4Ee. 70 his your Gam
sgthenuqstsd A. prescribed b iaE, aih tie Csrt
Of sad couFf. % or before the g5fh dsv a
isol or lhsJ sii BE- 0rsFef haired,
JANIS BATON
aecl+-HAN Admir- % saad Esfaf.-
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In Chanoely - CsTthsge, Tennessee.
JaSuAkY RCuE, issG
George q. Orange
Il Au snd Iui, Bill.
ls~rh Hffhn and d 81 En-aa H.

NeorEe Ii. OranEe
Is Au snd Ini. Bill.
ssuhA Bubo and +. H. 6ordez. Ex'r.
\ IRIS cause, it appearing 20 the satisfaction Of
j. the Cerk and Master. ihsi sash A.. Blbo =
a nonleSdeat a. the Slsis o, 1eunessee. % tlRt
nc ondiusJ process Of lay csuno. be gsrT-d upon
her, Il IS therefore ordered ttsf pubhcsuOd D.
mAde for our Consecutive weeks 10 The Nashville
lnloas sgeNHpsper pDbgshed 10 ths city q Nssh-
vie. FeluIung SID defendant 20 appear before
NE Chsaccior q the Chgncery Couu o. smith
couno, At toe court house ia Cau.hsge. Tennesses.
On or pefore ue hIrd Monosy 10 Fsuruarv. iSfa.
Then and there 70 piesd. snsSer crd-nur 70 eorr
F'Nusnfs BY. or he sane N1l he taken for con
iE1lsAs u. n. @ Al
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from the Atlantic Monthly Tor February.
Two Pictures.
"a Iolfs O. wHIruHR.
ln-ly all pase TIE vhite clouds swan,
Ahd the tue hlls Cf Nottingham
lnr0ugh saps Il lfsfg RIesu
Arroes the lake wers seen.
When, IN the shaaoW Of tie all
ihsi DRAINS us dream IN Att tszh,
10 The VAIN summer feather,
Tao maidens sat tcg th-r.
They AT and .stehed IA Lfe mood
1he gsam and shade Of lake aud wood
TIE leach the Keen light smote,
rhe VII te sal Of a b0sf,-
Swan hocks Of lilies shorew I'd living,
H. toe- ;, not ~ mn. ic, dying,
Hanback, ans Yrgin's-bOWer,
aud Nhits-splkea cisthfa-aoWer.
With careless eArs they heard the splash
aud breezy wash OF Atuthsh,
The suodb.rd's phintFe cry,
The locusts sharp reply.
"A teafed Ire while with playful hand,
Ire 'hnsW dog Of Newfoundland,
Whose uuc0uth frolie splled
Their baskets berry -hlied.
Then one, Ia beauty Of whose eyes
has eysrmoFe aErea- surprise.
f"fse1 lack her queenly head,
ADD. hRhuy laughing sad
sriissroom's band be mns 10 hold
That Is nut 1uel gith yeioa gold
uefd no cotrE- np0T,
own no lover poor.
ky love must come on siIken wings.
hlth bridal hLhts OF diamond Iings.-
N0ticul w. IA Kitchen smifch,
Wilh talow-dip iortorch.
The lihel. ou whose mode Q head
haslf ser doErr Of beauty she'd.
With look for home-hesnhs fgeet.
And 70 Ce exceeding sweet
tnsuc-si I'VE win net ugals be-.
IGksthou the gold. .esse love % me-
Mi e. o. She cottage small,
And thine tins nch msn'- hall.
} know. indeed, hat wealth il gooii
But lsH'y roef and simple fod,
b. above trat hath "A doubt,
ATE more thaa gold Wlthoat'
Behind a. E~ld-ersTe tang edsc'e-n,
hehllliug hem. himself unseen.
8 young man suaJlug uear,
Tie msidels chaneea % hear.
d. saw the IT d. Of leauty born.
He heard the Ted lips words % scorni
ana. like hllYer hell,
Tnai sweet voice an-we ing well.
why { u-L he said, my foolish eyes
~ ear b pierced lhe ui- d. -guise
who -eeEs my goiut not ine,
lily lnI- shall never bo'
fh4 supreme hours uuneteJ nome.
Tufcli the urIing udes 81 DOOM
ana 80 tsr maids laughed on,
Nor drrsmed Wlai fate had done
Nor Erew The step was nestny's
Ills. rusuad m the bircLen uce-.
A.. Ntl lHs nte ior9cast
lneg i,e lisieaer passed.
rrsione b5 lake ard rvulsi side
Tha summer ro-.~ palvi aud died.
and autumn hnEer- shed
Tho naples leaves OF red.
Throueh the long go'd-haaed o. 'moon,
sfans. uut for the uiftng loon,
1h, paruidge In the brake.
IN. h.ack duck ON the iahe,
p-pasih he shadow OF tie ssh
al man and maid ~ Atuush,
aud earth and cir male room
for human heait- q bloom
SOFT srueal the cgTcts - She sod
aud S-arlet-oak snu ullden-rol
with bushes lnu with smiles
ltup the forest ai-i"s.
The mellow light the lake aslant,
an. uahhl+d margtu'H ripple chsut
Aft-mpsrsd ana low toned,
Ihr tender mystery owned,
suith oush he dream The lcNers dreamed
80 asunds stole iB add snu ngh's sur"amsd
fh. =uushlne see ned 10 b.ss-,
Tie ar WAS aca ets.
Eot "a. Who lightly scohed was there
WHh levels in her midnight har
H-r dark. dfzdaiulul eye.
Aud proud lips world y-wiss
E.f he y DO could Isr love dlsptusc
Nrn al o. golden arcldent=.
Aud trust her bean alcne,
fIuud love aud gcld her oWu.
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500 Agents Wanted.

G000 A MONTH gusrsitssd and expenses
pSOO paid, 10 statesmen, energetic Young
men, Teachers, Returned Soldiers, and all who en-
gage ~ the sale Of Hollands L-fe Of Lncoln.n
"Abbotss History Of the Rebellion" "Headley's
Lie Of Wellington" and many other STANDARD
Works and EngrsYings- For tens Rad territory
spply Immediately, 10 person OF by letter, At my
ofhcs, F. ]. DIBBLE,
ia Fourth st, bet. Market snd Jefferson.
noy2-3m dsw Lcuisvile. n
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No. 222.

DOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
l. CITY RJPER ~ New Albany, Ind. proper
~ as follows A two story Frame House IN perfect
repair, newly PAINTED. on second tank Of the ONO
river IN full view OF II, near the foot OF the Falls;
cisiern under The house. Stable usder grOund,
2lx4. Wood shed, &C, sc. House stands 50 feet
back from one street and 40 FEET from the other.
Lot is on the corner, GlXibO. with rear fsrcng.
Also two cottages, OF three rooms each, on lot
lsOIl70, with rear fence; cistem TO each house,
and we'll for both. Ali valued at Sl2 900.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
Educate Your Children.

THE SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES, in the
\ large ana elegant kirkmEn buildisg. corner OF
Summer and Cedar t~treeis, offers very superior
advantages, a aBosrdipg End Day school.
True scholarship. order, moral md Fo.ial culnre
are the leading idess IN this lnstt1hon.
In sdh ION % the regular Eugii-h Course. Muzc
snd ne french C-asses, fhere are nov many more
Pupils mLFin IN tnlsschool, il is believed, than IN
any ever condCcted 10 thiscfy.
1he NEXT SESSION vii open on Mondsy, Jan.
usEy9 Pupils may enter on tbe first OF January,
hosefef, and De better prepared for the ensuing
SESSION W. +. WARD, Puncipal
dsc21-im n Por 44q.
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POsr DlsrESsART.-No II South Cherry 81. sur.
geo8 VIM. Threlksld. Us. N0ls., attending ON.
GERS and their families.
Surgeon +. ". SPaRLIsG, 10Th Mich Vols, Medical
director o. Post Forces, Office No. 10 COHegS 81.
Posi- HOsPfTAL-Corner OF Cherry and Elm SIS.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY Uylcv orrIor.
TrrEmu.

1EAaA EFNNN NEE4HE-
Nashville, january %, 1880.
business was pretty well suspended. yes
terday, because ofihe bad weather. and the
simost imDassible mud ia the streets Cot
ton remains at or yestsrdsy's C aiious-
50 10 Al-49 being the average price.
There was 50 little doing IN Provisions
aud Produce, that quotations are impossible.
BANKS AND BASKERs-Ths Bso kerr Meg
azine for January, contains a list Of sll The
national Banks within the United States
H,6oe in number,) with the names Of the
New York Correspondent e each, and the
Redemption Agent Of each. Also. a list Of
new banking frms in Massachusetts. New
York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia.
North and South Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bans, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, kansas, Ken
lucky, Louisians, Michigan, Minnesota.
Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Fenuessee, Texas.
Wisconsin, etc. This is a most valuabls
document
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Notice.

nR K a J. HUNTER, physiei4Hs Or dissas-
IL o. The THROAT, LUN1s and REABT, sould
aouy TIER psdsuh. hAt fbsr oEcs 10 NashFI5s
0lo-e % Saturday sEsaisGs shs 4th iHst a1sr
Nhseh their address nj - les eat Fourth ssrsst,
clnciunAd Fer TIE bs1sei % thoss rho desire
hersElsr 70 Place henselyes E1daT har cara, ~
RRsusns hEVs lea mzds VIA d. Roscos, Cfy
%, Who = snfhcnsd . rasss arpBaarcas
4 Eak- sEzutnsrGnz Eneh ElEbs 6rsGfdsd
car Aa4naa = QlsaAs1. a05EE
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No 225-

TOR SALE-A small Farm Of 90 Acres, on the
Il Brick Church Pike, 3 miles north Of NsshT e,
we'll improved. Frame house OF three rooms. At
tic. hall and kitchen. Two springs, hne young or
chsrd Of 600 fruit trees. ia { beginning 10 bear. APP
pies, peaches, plums. cherries aud plume, oil well
enclosed. $50 per acre; one-hslf eash, balance
in Que year Possession gwen January let, lse5.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee

William Afford " Mary Ann Puryar, sud otherr.
IN this cause, &c sppesr ne 10 the Clerk and Mas
ter that norinda Doncsn and her husband, q. W.
Duncan. are non-residents Of the Stale Of Teanes.
see, re that the ordinsTy pr cess Of law cannot be
served upou them Itis therefore ordered that pub
location be made foT four successive wee Ks, m tbs
Nashville Union, a newspaper Published 10 the city
u Nashville, Tennessee. reQur ng ssid defendants
70 apnesr AZ the next term Of the Chancery Court
Of smith county, % &c held 81 the Court house in
Carthage. 90 the t-ird Monday in February, 1855,
% ansWeg coulplaiesuts bill. or the ssme VIII be
tRkcu for confessed sEi set 7 hearing exnarie, ~
20 them. y II. CAMPHELL, {. / ~.
i~anll-W4t
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In Chsneery At Carthage, Tennessee.
JASuARy RULEs, Isd6.
DAVID Z. sanders. Clk, sc.
vs.
smith Grarcrvs heirs. &C..

A.sNAA - AAAA i'm -
vs. AhHl 81 keNieE-
Smith 6regoIy's hers, sc.
N thi- csuse. u appearing 10 the Cicrk Rnd Ma
Ter thsi the defendants III mas Sisn0rd sad hz
ale Csrolhe. Hnd - OleFslsnd. ue onls child
90 Alexander UevelEna. deed, snd his Wdp aud
widow wac has slncc msuied, - Boon. CHRIS.
uan names Dot knosn, aud susaa Ceye and. sNe
sd wicoE Of hlgn cleveland decd, aud their
only sN end irsn, OhugUan nsmes unkt own, All re-
side m Missouri. aud Brce AnmHock and wife
I1cky o. t. Kas, and Wm Smith, hpsbaad o. Lett
"a. dec'd, and faeir two Children, chrsasn asnes
unkno 20. and Jsrks5n Cleveland. Of Arkansas and
Mm J. C=vri4od. ressdon-e unknown, auu Msrin
Cleveland, uesitrn q pea knonn, snt al abe G ud-
ren Of John Bmasord aud ms vue Mary. deed.
some o. whose usmes Sreasfolioss Murray Srsus-
fard. william. ph1 ded, losvnga HGe, aud CgrC-
los gl1 mar cd-husnsnd $ name not knosn,
and Alexander NcG3ap marued one OF he asuch
ten phl dIsd, The nsmes o. fhe other Oh ldren Of
said Mary are uusnoUu, are uo1-rsNdepg ~ The
STATE oi Tennessee. OF residences uukn6En. 80
that the ord.narF process 81 law cannot ha served
upou them IA therefore ordered that puniCa
ucn D. made tT four successive weeks In the Nssh-
vile UniUa, 3 newspaper published IN The civ Of
Nashvile, netnss-ee, rcuuir ne sad defsndanis 70
upP1sr a. ha rert tenn ~ TIE Easnc y Couu Of
Smith coun y 10 o. be- NJ ne sour house 10 Gsr
thsec On the thIrd Monday IN Fekusy, lse6, 70 a.
sWer comps nsnts uu, or he sane vii D. ssksn
iT conf ssci and set Gr hesuns q pare ~ y
them D. a.. CAMPBELL O.
fgn1E-dfw
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E-srAhLIsHMD ~ Isio

s9oeesson kJoAa Il. WIlsus
~ heAl Dslsrs II LSof-t
1919 ~. aFs- 1hs trads -
1904 Aasortmeat u Mirrors. both Tren
nA1 eit8s . ~ - brAhabss. -
- tnef Ead q lrznss maas n -
ePpe@s hHk 81 hss Fsff
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JASuABT Ora, 1850.
VIM. sheemsss. xxi. aud others

"
Wm. Hunter aud others.
IN tins cause. it appearing 70 the OerH SD Aa--
ter that the DEFENDANTS William Hunter, Mlch
Hunter aud ElEs Huuter are non-resldents OF Tbs
STATE Of Tennessee. 40 that the ordinary process q
law caunot he served upon them lt IS Therefore
ordered thst pubnceton be made for four sitcces-
sfve weeks. la the Nashville Union. q newspaper
pub shed in the city OF Nashville, Tennessee. re-
curing sad def ndants 20 sBpear ~ fhe next
term Of the Chancery Court OF Smith county. 60
te held A. the Court house in Carthage, on the
third Monday 10 Fah n r., 1855. 10 answer com
plainauis' bill, Or the ssue will bs taken for con
iessed sgd SCI ior hesnng expsIia.
nnIUtE D. d. CAMPBELL, GAM.
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Livingston Chancery Court

J. NJ. Andrews, cOmpt,
james q. Smith and otherz, defts.
IN this cause, 4 appearing 70 the Clerk and Mas
ter, from complainant hill, which is sTorn 10, that
defendant james o.. Saith Is n nonresident OF The
Sta q OF Tennessee, 70 that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon him: Il therefore or
dered "a { publication be- made Tor four success
sive wesks. m the Nashville Union, publ an d in
the city Ct Nashville, requiring said deieDdEn 5 10
appear 81 the next term Of me CEancery CouIt. 10
be held IN the town Of Livingston, tennessee, on the
drst Monday m rbrurY next, Ns'al q pesd,
answer or femur q UcmpiuuaL : bd, VI the same
Ians.w4 J. W. WRIGHT. C.AM
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TOths Credto1 q A. l. bans, dsc'd: Hhyng
II s1ggested TIE i1nolFe1cy q sad estzsa - lie
Cerk az smith CounsY Codd yea are asrsSV nor.
nsa e Sic your clasEs, duly su1sntcAtSd, A. ne.
9uinsa y sE, aERnst SAD estate, Eih aEd Cerk.
% e nsfore tbe 90 dsf d Juns 1sxL isst or thsT
IA = Hrred AsF PrarsiA.
i1is-vtP T,R FLIPPIa Aazr.
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Original Attachment.


We bAusdTfl ne pisutH. on shaaut ssys
thA ne ordinRry proves fa1uot to ssryad rre-
HIM. snd having obtained an one'nai sttse--5--t
afalst TIE etta'e o. Tie defendant. made rsrsr.-
-es p4iore D. H. keizos q Justice o. tha Pea -
Monroe county, and fhs sane hasIng - -
On ne pr0peuT Z j. ordered thar ne deEs-f.-f
aPpear hefore hm q rs odcs u Moro eo-s-r,
On ~ "a dAJ OF FenrtGyi ls5a, % ausser -
and there the sad Aftarnfnsut - ~ - 60.
Or ne same VII b. tsken a. CONFESSED sad 49,
er pzrte ~ y him. This TIE I4fh Isv al 49,
iSA tdecl-H4I J a. KEL5O. u y
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For Sale,

ONE Of the best Residences ia the country. m
" the southern part Of the city near the erminus
rate neighboThood The bull ing, = large modern
wo-story BRICK, With ten looms, Kit hen, &c, good
brick smoke house and servant houses. good els
tern, larg- yard, well enclosed, viii n acres OF
land, Part Of which Is hrst rate garden land, setI
Sltl choice irult tees. A part is used for a brick
ysgd, with Elenty Of Tster. snd al conYenisuoes
for getting wood. The n. and c. Railroad passes
By the corner Of the place, from which wood is re-
ceiged for barning brick. The properly Is outside
the corporation, aud Is therefore exempt from cor
porauon taxes. A good spring is Immediately al.
joining the property. Terms easy.
Enquire Of NELSON a MURFREE,
noTl or W MATT BROWN {.
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No. 22O.

DOR RENT-Fiye rooms in third story, south
C west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years from January let, 1866, at 500 per snnum,
and 500 bonus. These rooms are well located fol
business Offices, and cheaper thRa any We know
Of-averaging si3 50 per mon,h for each.
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sMilitara Airestofn.
STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,

jail
For IRE Relief ol SICK and Disabled Soldiers n this
Department &C. &C.
FOR cHIO-D. K Taylor. Omce. No 4 cherTy
street. up stars-
PFGNsYLNAEIA-Col. Jas. Chsmoeriin. once,
No 49, Cherry srrEet. Up Stairs
NDANA1Col. EdW. Shaw. ODce, ~ Cherry
street.
MICHIGIN-L 3. willard. once, No. 46E
Cherry street.
street, up stairs.
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No. 29l,

NOR SALE-27O0 Acres Of land, G1x miles from
II the Sewsnee Goal Mines, Marion county, Tenn,
der; the general outlines and description OF which
will be given. Price g per acre. cash, balance
| snd2 year. VIII eHchsnge for city or country
property.
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No. 223.

EoR SALE-l65 feet on North Front street. east
l. side, next north Of and adjoining Bridge street.
known as the Brick Bridge Toll house property,
embracing the Toll-Housea and large Livery stable
It will be sold Is 3 whole or IN lots. Now rented for
over $500 per Rnnum.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
V--.wu g. 49,
David DAVIS, sad others
"
Iulia Durhsm ant others

Julia Durhsn ani Others.
n fhis cause, It apperung - the Clerk sud Aiss-
Ter thai Ancreu Dlrham and iphths Durham are
non residents nftbe otstAoi Teures-se. - toaf the
ordinary process o. laW csnnot be serysd upon
tsesp: 10 Is therefore ordered that publcst on he
made for four successive weeks. ia the Nashville
Union, a newspaper puhishei in TIE city OF Nash
vile. Tennessee, requung said &c enusuts % az
rear Il the uext Term OF TIE Chaucery court uf
smiih couuty, % he held AZ the Cout house IN
70 snsser compisiuauts' oil. or the sane will be
o ben fer c~oniesse1 an eel Tor hsauEE ezplrie 81
% th-m. T. h. CAM SBELL. C.sM.
l~aall-Est
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Ginseng Feathers, Beeswsx

umE hgh.si market pues ~ - Psad 10 gnods
aruh 30 pnaF stone Of kP lebkius 4
Co. ~ % Norfa Msrk-t sussl kIem Wells od
stanh if Ca sug. fcsshsn az hssssAH A.
la-ll ~ 800 ~ amssng s-nlaA
.s1lt O.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

Special Requisihons, No. 20. are required for all
articles not limited by the Army Regulations, ana
must be approved by Brigade and DIVISION Com
mRnders. OF the CopmsDders OF Troops msssign-
ed 70 Bugades or Divisions.
RegusIuons Tor supplies, for troops stationed a.
Nashville, viii re filled on approval Of the Post
Commander. unless they call Tor animals, means of
transportation, lumber, or printing, when the APP
provs Of toe Chief Qusrtermaster lie required.
Reguisluons and Estimates for Supplies st the
Front must be presentedt 10 the Depot QusrtermRs-
ters there. Only in extreme cases Will they be is
sued on here, and then only when approved BY the
Chief QuarteTmRsteT OF the Army.
All signatures 20 acquisitions aud
should give the ordinary autograph Of the Onicer,
Olossd by his rank, and the number sud designs
ion Of his regiment or command.
moy q 1895,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
No. 236.

E1Ok SALE-&s1S f-eL corner Vine and Union
streets oppo-lte ire residence Of Mrs.. E1-Pre-
side1i Pok- Pnee 500 per foot A Roble spot for
8 tine Hesidsacs.
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No. ZIG.

NOR SALE-A small Frame House, lot 23I70, on
Jackson street, north ofthe Corporation Spring
Pnee $40.
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The ehespet simplest. most compact and dunAb'e
gafe.
Adatted 70 Name, Stationary. Portable, Loco
motive. Oil end Mining uses OF any size.
Address The HICKS ENGINE co,
jsBG Gu fra tuer 3 Liberty It,, New York:
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
I EnafR ssra, 1865.

L T. Csrdwell. " Ehszsr sm n, and others.
IN this canse, il appesripg 10 the Clerk and Mas
tar hat tEa names sud residences Of fhe hers Of
def. B X. Allen, Ge "a, are unknO En, 50 that The
oninsTy pro- e 2 oflaw csnu1t De served upon them:
Itis tbsrsfIre ordered that Uuhhcalen he made
Gr tour succes.iVe week, 10 the Nashville Union,
4 neNspaper published IN the c ~ Of Nashville, Ten.
nessee. requiring said heirs 70 appear st the next
term OF the rhancery Court Of Smith county, 70 be
held ct the Orut house IN Carthage, on The n ID
Moaday Ia FenrusrT, lS65, then ana there 70 plead,
ansgs r or demur % compienAnts bill, or the same
vii ha taken Tor confessed sud set ior bearing az
Tarte, rs 20 them
iuuit W.T. ID. h. CAMPBELL. Q. q NJ.