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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee
lAPaIL RULES, l5bIl
Calvin Barber ct ais, vs.. Thomas Cowdy et al

IATFIL ~ sEal IoIIsI
Calvin Barber ct ais. ys. Thomas COwdy et ais.
Original Bill.
IN THIS CAUSE II APPEARING TO THE
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master Of sand
Court that John Smith and Abnsr Smith. II hoe
Dowdy, William Dowdy, and NJ. b. Tslley are
non-resideuts Of the State Of Iennessse and de-
PENDANTS il this cause. and whose residence y
unknown, 80 that the regular process Of law
cannot be served upon them 1t il therefore
ordered that publication be made IN the Nash
Vile Union and Dispatch, a newspaper Iub-
give weeks. recurring the said defendants 10 ap-
PEAR at the I ext term Of the Chancery Court al
Linden, Tennessee, on tha second Monday in
June next. 1867, to answer or dsmur 70 com
fesssed as % them, and set for hearing ex parte
Z. VI. THOMAS, c. and NJ
--AsE
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THr Fourth National Bank will be
opened next Monday, IN the building on
College street recently occupied by Sickles
4 Co. The house is nearly ready. The
improvements in progress, when finished,
will make IL very convenient and hand-
some. The vault Is one Of the safest ever
built The hank Is indebted TO T. Nj.
Brennan 4 Co. for the iron work, and a
most substantial. and at the same time
easily managed, lock, highly creditahle to
their skin and ingenuity.
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State Of Tennessee-Clerk's Office, Chancery
Court at Nashville. March the 18th, 1857.
Thomas A. Atcheson. complainant, vs.. ]. p.
Brown Ell ls.. defendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
In this cause that defendants. j. p. Brown and
Urbane Ozanne, are nOn-residentsO of the State Of
Tennessee il is therefore ordered that they
enter their appearance herein before or within
the first three days Of the next term Of said
Court to be held on the first Monday in May
next, Iy67, and plead answer or demur to com
pIainants bill, OF the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing ex parte
and that a copy of this order be published for
four successive weeks in the Nashville Union
and Dispatch. ,r,-r
A copy-Attest: NJ. Is. HOW ELL,
Clerk and Master.
L + MulIoy SoIr for commit. apr3 4tW
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold is without material change, having
opened in New York yesterday at 1863,
was 1865 at II, 1865 at noon, 1871 at 2,
and closed at 1861 at 4 P NJ. Brokers
here were paying 1875 and holding at 1876!
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday, as follows:
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CIRCUIT Court OF rHT UNITED STATES
Hon, c. +. TRloe, MAY IS, ls67,-R. Nc.
Phail Smith resigned the position Of clerk
Of the pistric, Court aud L. r, Campbell
was appointed 10 Gil the vacancy. Mr.. c.
gave bond for $40 600 with approved Sc
ruTitIes.
The court then adjourned till the third
Monday In October next
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The musical entertainment given by the
pupils Of Prot. Weber, have given great
satisfaction. The one for tonight, at the
New Thester, will embrace choice selec-
iion Of pieces, and display to the best ad-
vantage the aptitude Of the pupils and the
proficiency Of their instructor. The tickets
DOT being for sale Nor transferable, the audi
ence will be select and cultivated.
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SrRAwRERRIES.-Ono orr desk yesterday
morning. we found large bowl Of the7inest
strawberries we have seen this season, from
tue horticultural gardens Of our enter
prising friends Messrs. Hall 4 Bro, on the
Dickinson pike. The delicious aroma Of
such luscious berries gave a fragrance TO
our whole sanctum. We tender the do
uers our thanks, and advise those wishing =
superior article Of berries to give them
call
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THE City

first WasIIingtOn and southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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To THE PUBLIC IN GEEERAL.-You at.
tention is respectfully called to the daily
arrival by express, of custom-made Boots
and Shoes, at the Nashville Shoe Store
"A North College street.
mch. 26.3m. NJ. MoRaANsTERN.
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The musical entertainment by the pupils
Of Prof Weber, at the New Theatre, will
come off at y o'clock this evening. 1t
will be all that the most devoted lover of
music could wish.
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SrRAwHrRRY AND les CREAM FEsTI
vAI--The ladies connected with the Cher
~ Street South Nashville Baptist Church
will give . Strawberry and Ice Cream Fes-
tivsl for the benefit Of the church, on
this evening, MAY 10th, 1867 at the
church. Admission twenty-five cents.
This promises to be a very pleasant and in
teresting affair, and we hope the ladies
win be literally patroni-ed.
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THE Radical convention for the selec'
ton Of candidate for Congress in this dis
trict, meets at the capitol to-day. Il bids
fair 10 be q memorable meeting.
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THE German Shooting Association are to
have q family festival on Monday next, at
nuemckorf7s Park, North Nashville.
Here will be an opportunity for sharpsboot-
ers TO exhibit their skill with the rife
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|-"W--------
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Nashville, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
Gen. Sigel, Up River,
LEAVING TO-DAY.
Nashville, Cairo.

The river is falling with three feet eight
inches water on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
clear and warm.
The Nashville leaves at I'm. to-day
for Cairo.
The Rowena LEFT Cincinnati Tuesday
evening for this port.
The Ohio continues to fall from Pitts
burg to Cairo, but is still in good nayigable
condition.
The Mississippi is falling at Memphis
and St. Louis
A SAD PIcrURE.-The Plaquemine
South says:
"Most Of the larger sugar estates on the
east bank of the Mississippi, in the parishes
of Ascension and IberVille, in former times
50 productive and thoroughly titled, are
nearly all lying comparatively idle and
growing up in weeds and bushes, as fast as
neglect and rich soil and tropical climate
can produce such a result The large plan
tations of Ed. Moore, Chas. A. Brni, in
Iberville, and the yet larger estates of
Minor, Tillotson, Brown, Gov. Manning
and Others, in Ascension, are still lying
comparatively unworked, and in several
instances entirely abandoned"
Rain, hail and dull times prevail at
Cincinnati, ride the Gazette of yesterday:
"Near noon a heavy rain and thunder
shower drenched the city for about half
an hour, after which the clouds disap-
peared, and the sun, warmer than ever,
soon dried the damp effects of the rain
About o'clock another shower came up
from the west, accompanied by hail of
quite large size. This second visitation
was of about the same duration as the first,
after which the day closed clear and warm,
with the thermometer denoting IS deg,
and the barometer 26:09. Business was
dull yesterday, as it always is on Monday.
The arrivals were but few, and the showers
Off rain slightly interiered with the cuisines.
Shipments are not brisk, and many boats
are lying idle Of the wharf awaiting their
turns. The prospect is not cheering, and
the season bids fair to be improbable to the
majority of boats"
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wHTTE.

J. NJ. Atkins, w. II. H. Ayars, A. f.
Alden, j. j. Bushnell, Prof Bart, John
Bentley, III. W. Bramble, II. y. Cramer,
John Carper, B. +. Cook, J. ID. Coons, d.
d. Dickey, y. Derby, A. i. Dean, h. G.
Graham, J. L. Gleaves d. W. Classic,
Capt w. III. Herod, Capt Hines, A. NJ.
Hamilton, X. J. Jamison, r. Knahe, Capt.
A. s. Kennedy, f. w. Metcalfe, d. II. Ma
son. Prof. Mckee. p. NJ. McGnire. Capt.
McTaggert, John Ogden, +. Pfister Rev.
q. c. Rush, d. J. Robinson, Rev. Mr. Rnt-
lidge, j. p Rexiord, John Rhum, J. J.
Swigert, F. w. Sparkling, X. J. Sample,
stephen Sayers, John Schimler, VIM. Tit
tlebaum, J. W. Walker, 4. ID. Wooh.
Mr.. Mason offered a resolution that the
convention reafirm the resolutions Of the
convention Of the 9th Of April, which
was adopted
A. J. McTiere colored. was called on,
who thought John Trimble a clever and
an intelligent man. This was the sum and
substance Of his speech. lfJohn Trimble
can stand that compliment, he ought TO go
90 Congress.
The notorious Rexford introduced the
following resolution on the subject Of con
fecstion:
Whereas, II has become patent TO every
intelligent observer Of the times, that there
is an issue formed between the Conservative
and Radical wings Of the Republican party
Il which the colored members Of said
party are interested; therefore
Resolved, That we are in favor Of the
measure introduced in Congress By Hon,
Thaddeus Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, known
as the confscauou bill, = that we regard
| this question as one Of the vital issues OF
the day, and the most important one to be
determined By the fortieth Congress.
Resolved, That iustice TO colOred loyalists
and white traitors. demands that said trai-
tors he impoverished by con6scation Of their
lands, and said loyalists rewarded BIZ Civ
1 ing said lands 10 them for homestesds, in
not less amounts than forty scres each.
He spoke 10 this resolution three guar.
tiers Of an hour, in one Of the most bitter
inhuman and bloodthirsty speeches which
was ever conceived in the heart Of the
veriest tiend Of he'll He said the 40it
Congress would coafscate every acre o
land belonging % those who had been il
rebellion, and revoke all the pardon,
granted by Andrew johnson. That b,
was in favor Of dividing out the estates IA
the South among the negroes, and that ]
the South rebellei at il, he wanted 10 bap
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless. Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dies Inyigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations. and should be avoided Sold
I by all Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81
Barclay street. New York Ideo29-ly
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THE Press and Times is in error in stating
that Joe. Williams, the colored Conserya-
tive orator. has been before the Recorder,
upon any charge whatever
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4 PRETTY ASSORTMENT OF Mozambiques
Muslins and Grenadines, at reduced prices,
lust received at Pigue q Manners G. North
Market may7-2w
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tie her soil again with blood. Everything
that malignity or hate could suggest was
crowded into thistirade.
Capt Metcalf wished the resolution
Withdrawn, as he did not think il erpedieni
st this time TO discuss it. He wished all,
however, to understand that he was in
favor of TIE most stringent form OF conlis-
cation.
Nelson Walker got the floor again and
ran parallel between Trimble and Brown
low, in which he said Brownlow had
always been opposed to giving the negro
the right TO vote, till very recently, and
that as between the two men, Trimble was
thousand times more consistent and hon
est friend Of the colored men than Brown
low.
When we left, John Csrper was reading
a paper TO prove Brownlow a saint.
New MUsIc.-We have before us a new
song entitled, Katie Lyle" the words by
one of the most melodious of Southern
poets, John f. Hatcher, whose name in
Tennessee is the SYNONYM of all that is pure
and manly in a gentleman, and that is
pleasing and graceful in literature. The
music is by Mr.. Edward Best, author of
the we'll known "Stonewall Jackson's last
words" Its published at Mobile, Ala, by
j. H. Snow & Co., and dedicated to Mrs
NJ. F. Grigsby, of Spring Hill, Tenn.
We have received from the author, Mr.
J. NJ. Thatcher, General Agent of the
Adams and Southern Express Companies,
the Express Galop, said, by competent
judges, to be an admirable and expressive
composition 1t published by James A.
Mcclure of this CITY.
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of desirable
Drygoods at reduced prices are offered by
Pigue q Manner O. North Market
mavT-2w
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Cor JAMES +. BAILEY, Of Clarksyille,
was in the city yesterday. He is, his
many friends here will be glad to know, in
fine health.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT 1t has al last
been decided that the best Boots and shoes
can ONLY be got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "A North College street.
nch 26-2m. NJ. MORGANsTERN.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LARGE STOCK
Choice Selected Flowers. Plants
Shrubbery and Evergreeus.
THOMAS GARTLAND, GARDENER,
BROAD STREET,
West of CumbeTland HosniteI

HAS ON HAND THE CHOICEST AND
Ii most extensive stock Of Native and I'm
Evergreen Trees. Roses, Vines, Greenhouse ana
Bedding Plants about Nashville. which will be
sold at lowest cash prices. Those IN want OF
such are solicited 70 examine tho stock at the
Garden fah92 IN,
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In YOU want cheap Bleached Domestic
80 to Pigue & Manners CO North Market.
mayT-2w
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FoR a handsome Grenadine or Shetland
shawl 20 10 pigue & Manners G. North
MARKET. may7-2w
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THE improvements at the St. Nicholas
will he completed in time for a grand
opening Saturday night.
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Cincinnati Market.
New Orleans Market.
Nov York Market.

Ew ORLEANS, May l5.-C0tton easier. low
ding 25@21c. Sugar low fair l2c; choice
=. Nalassss nominal at 40c; prime G..
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SINGLETON, at the postofIice, has Cooley s
Lady's Book for June, and il tells about
the fashions
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
81. IOuis Market.

ST. LOUIS May 15.-Tobacco brisk. and an
improved feeling for all grades. but prices un-
changed. Cotton dull and no sales reported, al
pc for middling. Flour firm and active az Sl2 50
@l3 for superfne extra double extra, including
choice $13 50Gl7 so. Wheat langid and droOP-
ing; spring 81 7562 IS. prime fall SO 60G3 65
family So 70@3 50. Corn heavy and lower at
81 04dl o. latter for strictly choice Oats lower.
p Ar1n md nnnhnnned Me- nnrk 500 "a
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A Card to fnSaIids.-A clergyman, while
residing in South America as a missionary, dis
covered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, aud the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted aud unfortunate, will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
FREE OF CHARGE. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
Station D, Bible House. New York city.
febl4-2mr
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choice $13 506l7 50. Wheat langid and drooP-
ing; spring 81 75d S.; prime fall 50 6tsd3 g.
family So 10@3 So Corn heavy and lower at
81 04@l o. latter for strictly choice. Oats lower.
Rye duh and unchanged. Mess pork s22 -.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. May f5.-Flour dull but prices NOT
lower; superfne So 50@l3 90: trade brands SlA
@l6 20. Wheat dull and prices nominal, some
forced sales we're made at So 2DG3 p for No.
red winter; no spring Offering. Corn active a.
90@9l for No. ! mixed in bulk; 81 O29i " IN
sacks closing At outside rates. Gate steady az "
az in elevator land 7Sc in rsgs Rye dull. Mess
pork steady aud firm az S22 So Cotton un-
changed and. firm at 25c for middinR. but tIe
demand is quite limited. Gold closed al 1890
1871 buying and lS7 selling. Exchange steady
At par buying, and Is premium selling.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, May l5.-C0tton easier. low
middling 2S@2rc Sugar low; fair l2c; choice
l8z4c. Melassss nominal ut 40c; prime g.
New York Market.
NFw YoEE, May l5.-COtton 1s@lc better At
2sl3eZec for middlins uPands Flour market
fne State and western slz doll 81 tor extra
western ga 50g15 S. for choice DO $l3 I5ss
IA IS for shipping brands extra X. H. y sl4 -
316 for trade brands, closing firm California
dull and lower at SIC 50&l7 y. Rye -four With
out chance Whisky quiet ana steady. Wheat
market dull and oOminaily zoe lower. Rye
mere steady at Il 6s9l 70 for western; and 81 Is
for state Corn more sctive at 81 2391 50 for
I'D TirId western in store 81 lOGl ls12 for new
mixed western 81 Is for white western; 81 2
for yellow do; 81 q for southern yellow. and
81 q for white southern. Oats lS2c lower. ana
closing more active al s0@S3c for western. Col
fee quiet and without change. Sugar dull at lO7a
Gll1sc for Cuba; llHGll4<c for Porto htcg-
Psrk quiet and heavy st 81 sos - 5geL3 Y
for new mess, closing at IS l5-cash 81; Old
mess slsi9I9 = for prime. Sterling quiet az W
81. Cold without decided change opening a.
l2u1s, advancing 70 1914, and closing st lC5>s.
New York, Money and stock MARKET
NEw YORK. May l5.-Monsy il more abund /,
ant and easy Sterling hrm az s2FBlO- uoid
fell TO 1915. Government gecur1tiee are hrul.
Registered 81 lll5EGillse; do coupons liltsa4
MS 5-2i coupons 6516g54 @ld9s: do January
and July. l035 s8ls; i6-40s registered ~ ysss
l0-40 coupons. s59z&l 90; August l-31s io04 y
lJ1As Jane I-sls l054.SlO65s.
New York Dry Goods Market
NV YoRE. Msy l5.-Ths dry goods market ,
dull. Cotton goods depressed. STANDARD sheet
nss steady Et concession. and selling AZ y for
best make IN for second, and " Tor lnisflor
Unbleached mullins lower barustt ~ down %
To- Harris - Clinton Z Z. ~ % ~ DO y.
sc knight 4 lCtz Lyman cGmbTic ~.
Lousdals - IN; Hebron extra heavy ~
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AN eligible front portion of an Office on Church
street. in the Maxwell House. can be obtained
by applying at this office. OF at No. 70 Church
street. next door TO the Masonic Hall. fehl Il
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Booth 81 q. Cettonades lower: Hamilton q !;
Pemberton 20; n. Y. mills plaids s21S, and
Farmers U1iou A IS. Prints bong l3o; good
styles of the best makes still sell slowly and
bring high prices. White poor goods and bad
style sell at n sacrifice.
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COLnREn.

James Allison, B. L. Brooks, w. NJ. But
Ter, X, d. Brown, Jerry Brien, j. J. Cary,
Cyrus Cook, Thos Childress, Joseph Col,
Inns, Kennedy Crenshaw, Elijah Chldress,
John Davis, Henry Elliott, f. l.. Earth
man, Charles Emory, Daniel Elliott, Zach
Ewing, Alex. Gleayes, Munroe Graham
Henry Gibson, Henry Harding, George
Harris, l.. II. Humphrey, Major Harris,
Andrew Jackson, Albert Kelly, VIM. Lit.
ton, Henry Lacy, 7, NJ. Murphy, w. w.
Mallory, W. II. Morse, Alfred Menifee
Nathan Mayfeld, Sylvanus Martin, A. S.
McTiere, Alex. Mcclure, - McConnelly,
Currel Nicely, - Price, Samuel Porter
Henry Rhodes, Pat. Robinson, J. NJ. Shell.
ton, VIM. Sizemore, Walter Scott, W. II.
Stephens, Wm. Smith, Preston Trabue
John Tate, - Thompson, Thos. Tennick
James Vorhies, Thos. Winston. London
Winston, VIM. Walton, W. w. Williams
DIR. John White.
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HFTHEEHl VIII NJ NJ" NWEN NVNIs
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries, Wines. Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLFINI i RIvA.
jaalO u North Cherry street
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DAMAGED CoRN.-Serious complaints
have been made here of the shipment from
abroad of damaged corn. The matter has
undergone investigations at Louisville by
the Board OF Trade, and the following cor
respondence published. Louisville mer-
chants disclaim any intention or desire to
ship damaged corn as sound:
GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE, LOUIS
VILE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD, LOUIS
VILE, KY, May -, l8G7.-Capt Z. NJ.
Sherley, Chairman, etc.-Dear Sir: In
closed please find copies of kilograms from
the President of the Nashville and Chatta~
nooga railroad, declining the proposition
of your committee to accept corn upon the
inspection Of competent person to be APP
pointed in Louisville.
This plan having failed, and upon the
assurance Of the principal grain dealers of
the city, that this market is cleared of
damaged and defective corn, this company
will from date, undertake 10 give clear
bills of lading for corn to points South
The continuance Of this experiment will of
course, depend upon the loss sustained. =.
Very respectfully,
P. s. VAN ALsT1NE, LEA.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May, 1S, 1867
To A. Fink, Superintendent, Louisville
Mr.. Burns, President Nashville and Chat
tanooga railroad, refuses to consent to any
sort of arrangement for examing or re-
ceiping for any sort of corn outside his
depot. Says shippers ought not to desire
SLIPPING any but sound corn, and that he
will not receive nor receipt for any other.
He takes this ground from a sense OF
duty, after carefully reading your letter
and giving the wishes Of the Louisville
Board Of Trade due consideration.
(Sighed) BRANsFoRp.
NASHVILLE, May Is, 1867 To A. Fink,
Superintendent, Louisville: The Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad will take all
corn delivered TO them that is in good
order, but will not receipt for 4 damaged
article as good when inspection proves il
otherwise If parties insist on shipping
damaged corn, this road, before taking It,
will take the proper exceptions before
receipting for il.
(Signed) NJ. BURSs,
President n and {. Railroad
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Will positively Sell Cheap for Cash,

the following goods
Mems sewed and pegged Calf Boots
Mems fine sewed and pegged Calf Gaiters.
Mems Balmorals and Brogan'Shocs and Boots.
Mems Oxford Ties.
Ladies' Glove Kid Caters
Balmorals
and cur Kid side lace Boots.
Dressed and undressed Morocco lace Boots
Cloth CATERS and BalmornIs.
Buskins and Slippers.
Misses Cloth Caters and Bslmorals.
Calf and Kid sewed lace Shoes.
pegged
Glove hid BalmOrals.
Child Caters and BGlmorals, sewed and peggei.
Infant Shoes in great variety;
At the Nashville Shoe Store, "a North College
street M. MeRaANsTERy.
mars 3m
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In Chsncery at Linden, Tennessee,
fAPKIL EU1Es, 1851
William II Lewis vs. Caseny. Sberrrri { CO.
supplementary Attachment Bill.
Ut APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT
4 defendant Wm. T. Tunley n president
of the State Of Tennesses. 60 that the regular
process Of law cannot be served upon him. It's
therefore ordered by the Court that publication
be made for four successive weeks in tne Nash
Vile Union and Dispatch. a newspaper pub
lisasi IN The city Of Nashville, Tennessee re-
curing saia defendant % appear at the nsIt
term Of the Chancery Court 70 be held in LIN
den, Tennessee. on the Second Monday June
ls5T. 10 plead answer OF dsmurto complain
ants bill or the sane will he taken ss confessed
as 20 him and -st for hearing s1 pArte.
K NJ. THOMAS, c. & NJ.
APIS vat.