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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-17
M E ETq N GS.

PALMETTO BASE BALL CLUB.
1 ADJOURNED MEETING WILL, De HELD THIS
IA Saturday ErcninI. ut 81 O'Clock Mt Pavilion
Hotel" for the confederation ot business requiring i'm
mediate actiou. By Or,lcr.
JOSEPH iliLTo%. Secretary iTo TEN.
AiIui 81
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INSURANCE.
WORLD MUTUAL
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OF
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OLIVER II. GORDON. L. f. PIERREPJNT.
& II. CilIrTENDEN. GEO. +. THUMAE.
PETER c. CORNELL. JOHN uOLSEY.
Hon. WA. KELLY. z. TOWNSEND.
VIM. :. TtSDAIE. jTHOS. 7. BUCKLEY.
GIL. L. DEECkMAN. HENRY A. SWIFT.
JOS. A.. SPRAGUE. JAS. II. PRENTICE
RUFUS II. GRAVES. II. MESSENGER.
ALEX. " BLAKE. IGEO L. NICHOLS,
JAMES =. MOVES. ~. ". FR0TT1SaHAM
WIN. O. FOWLER twM. e. SHELDON.
SAMIs u. CALDWELL. I0L1yER \. CARTER.
N =. BENTLEY. LEWIS u. LODER.
WM. p. PRENTICE J. I. u. MAXWELL
J. II. Fl0THINGHAM. EZRA L. PRENTICE.
bon. 4. ThBER BENZ. HICKS.
OFFICERS
GEORGE 1. WILLARD. President,
o. II. GORDON, Vice President.
q. ". pI.YER, SECRETARY nud hctuary,
THE PLANS FOR BUSINESS FOR THIS ISSTITU.
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70 Insure their lveB II FRS CI ,SS COMPANY Its
business is very large anu rapidly increasing All
various kinds Of policies insured favorable
terms as arc offered In any other good Company tho
country. DIVIDENDS increase with tho age OF the
Policy Nonparicipatiug rates lower than those OF
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aner duo notice and proof OF death. Liberal arrange
mcnts made In regard TO trnyel OnehIr Of tho amount
oi premium viii be loaned the policy if desired
J. ALFRED CAY, Qenerul Agent
OHco In rear OF Elmoru Insurance.
July IL siuth3mo Law Range, broad street.
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7 O R E NJ T.
70 R SALE.

TiNOR SALE, a wELL-BltED MARSH
Il ThCKEI FlI.II. years old. without vice or defect
perfectly gctc. stands the gun and Ia very fast walker
VIII he sold low Ifuprlied for early nt THIS OFFICE
Augustl7
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workman only being able to put up about
forty lines a day.
Some six compositors are at work upon
the book. The manufacture of a font of
this type is something fearful TO contem-
plate. There are in the Arabic language
about thirty fundamental letters and six
teen accents, as they are called These,
with their combinations and variations,
produce something like eleven thousand
different characters. One letter, in the
various relations which il sustains, will
undergo fifty different transformations in
shape and size so that the last has lit
tie, If any, resemblance 20 The primary
FORM
For all these steel punches had to be
made, and corresponding matrIces. ID
would be impossible, In any ordinary news
paper article. 10 give the reader a good
idea of the immense difficulties met and
overcome in the printing OF this Bible.
Suffice il 10 say there is no; another font Of
type in the world like it, aud when the
printed page is presented to the Arab, IT
bears so close a resemblance 10 his mauu-
script Koran that il seems as if it was done
by hand, with a pen, instead Of movable
ypes.
Ia the binding department there are
ninety-two males and one hundred and
ninety-eight females employed. The rooms
are of immense size, some Of them being
nearly two hundred feet long Il is On in
teresling sight 10 see scores Of girls seated
al long tables, folding the sheets from which
the books are 70 be made; to watch the
process Of stitching the back at what seem
10 be scores Of little hand-l0oms-in short,
TO follow the whole process Of Bible max
ing, from the casting .of the type 10 the
depository, where cords Of them are slowed
way.
In the meanwhile, the gliding is put on
edge af the leaves; some thirty dollars
worth Of gold is used each day Where
the covers are manufactured, two enclosing
machines are kept in constant operation.
There is in the depository At the present
time a stock Of about $4,000 volumes. In
one stack there are $4,000 Testaments ii
is at least eight feet square by fifteen in
height.
But for all there is such an immense
number Of books on hand they will last
only a short time, for the executive depart
ment Is sending Oft from $4,000 to l25, 900
books each month. Last December some
$1,000 copies were sent away.
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WHITE AND NEGRO TROOPS-IN
TERESTINC STATISTICS.

The last number Of the AJ7ng and Nam
| journal has an interesting article embody-
| ing some statistics that illustrate the com
! parative endurance, efficiency and general
| capabilities Of white and black troops 1t
appears from these official statistics that
the former are, in every particular, srpe-
rior to the latter.
The total number Of troops in the Union
service from April, 1861, TO May, 1865, is
| set down at 1856, 5j3. The total number
ofnegro troops to July l5 1865, is put at
,057-giving the proportion Of about
one negro to fifteen whites. The greatest
number of troops in service at any one time
was in the midsummer Of 1865, after the
lighting was over, being l23, ljG Many Of
these troops saw no fighting at all. The
Journal admits that the negro troops dis
played great aptitude for drill and disci-
pie, but contends that the experience Of
the war demonstrated the marked superi-
GRITTY Of the white troops in the power Of
resisting the diseases and hardships incl
dent to the service, and claims that they
are much more economical force than ne
gro troops The facts cited on this head
are convincing.
At the end Of October, lSGj-afler one
years service-out Of 1SG,05S negro troops
So 024 had been retained in service only
1924 had been mustered out and 63,l78
were "losl to the service" There were few
desertions among them; they had passed
through comparatively little fighting Rand
the loss is mainly attributed to their
inferior physique and consequent inability to
resist disease
The report Of the medical department for
the past year shows that the ratio of deaths
among white troops TO that Of cases ofsick-
ness treated was as one 20 fifty-two, while
among negro troops il was as one to twenty
nine. The proportion Of sick, too, among
the latter was much larger than among the
former. The Provost Marshal Generals
records show that Of 10000 negro troops
no less than z6,2ll died Of disease, making
a death rate OF one in seven, excluding
deaths from wounes. OF the two and a half
millions white troops but l5S, 100 died of
disease, giving a death rate, exclusive Of
wounds, of but one in sixteen. Eight negro
soldiers died Of disease where one died of
wounds five white soldiers died of disease
where three died Of wounds. II thus APP
pears that the negro soldiers power Of re
sisting disease is less than one-half that Of
the white soldier
The proportional deaths from wounds
were many fold greater with the white than
with the negro troops, and the proportional
deaths from disease more than one-half less.
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satursIay. FebrnarY I'D. -.

lot IN the yiiiase Of Fairfield fronting 50 feet.
running back 100 feet. formerly sold b. Geo. d.
Hamlet % W. K. and B. N. Dsdd.
TERMS.-SiX months credit with interest from
day Of sale. Notes with approved security re
CURED and lien retained. Sale free from 70
demptiOn.
teb2 I'll NJ b. HOWELL. &. & NJ
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SUNDAY READING.
.nnINaING or snEAvEs WI Us

The fine for toll Is past. and night has eoine,-
The last and saddest Of the harvest ewes
Worn out with labor long and Wearlsome,
Drosuing aud fsini, the rcapers hasten nome
Each laden with bis sheayes.
Last of the laboT1 thy feet ! gain,
Lord of the harvest ind my spirit Elieyes
That 1 am burdened not 80 much with gram
A. Fith a henvineqs Of heart and brain -
Master behold my sheayesl
Few. Iipht. and worthless,--yet their irihing
weight
Through all my frame weary aching leave;
For long / struggled with my hapless late.
And staid and toiled till Il was dark and late,
Yet these are all my sheaves
Fuil well know have more tarcs than wheat
Brnmblez and foWers, dry stalks. and withered
leaves
Wherefore blush and weep. as NJ thy feet
1 kueel down reverenty and repeat,
Master behold my sheaves Il"
know these blossoms. clustering heavily
With evening dew upon their folded leaHe'
Can claim no value nor utility
Therefore shall fragrnncy aad beauty be
The glory Of my sheaye7
So do / gather strength and hope anew;
For well know thy patient love perceiYes
Not what ] did, but what ! siroye 10 DO
And though the full. ripe esrs be sadly lew,
Thou wilt accept any sheayes.
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gTARCHY sTARCHi
Valuable Land and Mills
FOR SALE,
ON DUCK RIVER.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
County Court Of Marshall county, at It's
January Term. 1867. in the ease of J. Lee Morris
and others VS.. Glory A. Morris and Others will
offer for sale on the premises, on SATURDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY next at u
o'clock. all the right title, claim and interest
cOmplainaBts aud defendants have in and 10
the valuable Farm and Mills Of which Allen
Morris died seized and possessed sltuHted on
the waters Of Duck River, three miles east of
Chapel Hill, and twelve miles west Of shelby
Vile in District No. s, Marshall cOunty, Tenn.
bounded by said river and the lands Of Richard
Warner. Said lands wilt be sold in three lots
the first lot containing absut SIX acres Of land,
upon which there Il o splendid Grist Mill aud
Saw Mil. aud one Of the finest mill sites on
Duck River, and good lacatiOn on the pike
leading from the river to Nashville. Same lot
also has upon il s good framed dwelling suita %
bic for D family, nyenient 10 the mills. The
other two lots viii certain about 10 or lis acres
each, either Of which will make a handsome
and productive little farm, well timbered and In
an excellent neighbOFhood.
Now, all Of you who want 20 buy small farms
look TO your interests and examine the pre-
mises; Il y0u want larger ones, come along and
TERMS OF SALE.
Frcept the sum Of 500 10 be paid % day oi
sale said land win be Sold on a credit Of one and
two years. Purchasers required % awe bOud
with two or more good securitIee, retaining a
lien. etc.
Bidding on the Min Lot 70 commence at s. id0.
and on the other Lots At so per acre.
This January Z. i5bt.
janll-Wtt' X l.. ADA Ms, 4. and Z.
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INTHE CIRCUIT COURT AT CENTRE.
VILE, TENN.
rgFrusfpf-p TVpRf 4a.e
NOVEMBER THIN 30,

o. A. Nixon W. VIM. Blackwell. aud Others.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
Il Of the court that YarHel Blacknslls 9 citizen
Of Texas. Jessee Blackwell, citizen Of NtscOn-
SIN, two Of the defendants ia this cause. are non
residents Of this State 81 Tennessee. so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
them. IL Is therefore, ordered thai publication
be made In the tNfOS Asp DfsPATcH. neWsps-
per Published IN the city 81 Nashvilis. for four
successive weeks, Tor said defendants 20 appear
Ct the ceuFthouse IN the town q CentrsTiile. on
the 4th Monday IN January next. then and there
70 plead 70 and defend a suit brought against
them By o. A. Nixon and othsrs. OF iudgmen b
default viii be taken against them.
WIN. q, CLAGETT, Clerk.
far 7-sfvrs
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UNION BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
i LEGISLATURE Of Tennessee. passed December
lZth ls66 entitled an act . To expedite the dis
tribution Of the effects Of Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their creditors.
notice is heeby given % the holders Of the notes
81 TFE UNIoY BANK OF TENNESSEE 10 file them
with the undersigned. at the Bank in Nashville.
between now and the lst day Of January, eiEh-
teen hundred and si1ty nine tlst9 and receive
Certificates therefor, OF they Will be forever
barred from any participation m the assets Of
the Bank The certificates viii be received At
PAR In payment fer debts due the Bank, Wheth-
er rendered before or aiteT The lst Of Janu-
AIRY. is69 JOS. W. ALLEN. Trustee.
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED
ID IN Ne. by "a deed u bust executed bv the
Beeraheba Springs Company, bearing date OctO-
Der @. 1850, and recorded i'm the Registers Office
Of Grundy county. State Of Tennessee Book ID
MONDAY. the ISTH DAY OF MARCH next
sell 10 the highest bidder, Cor one-fourth cash
and the balance Ia six, twelve and eighteen
months. with Intele est, with waiver Of rodemp-
ton, all the prepe.ty conveyed in said deed Of
trust consisting of upwards OF 1000 acres Of
land, on which are situated the Hotel and other
buildings, containing some li0 rooms; with all
the household ami kitchen furniture, aud other
articles IN said deed. which have not been de-
stroyed or taken away during the war.
This place. SO well known as a summer resort.
81 equally well fitted for a great literary ius;l-
tuition. JOHN AhMIltLb, V0,a,4t,,-
THOS. j.. HARDING
.T7
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part Of lot No. s. In Hamlstt's addition to fair
field village. fronting = feet aud running back
l65 feet
TERMS.-Six months credit with interest
notes required with approved security and lien
retained. Sale free from redemption.
feh2 I'll NJ B. HOWELL. @. q NJ
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FOR 0HILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best!
HURLEYsS AGUE TONIC

Never Fails-Always to be Depended Upon
Nothing more reliable than Hurley's Tonic
WILL cure Agae and Fever, Chills and fever iu-
w ternittent Fever, Dumb-Ague. Every person
who has tried Hurleys Tonic speaks in the highest
terms Of it. As q curative agent It is unsurpassed
and more certain than quinine. No bad results
from using II 10 RLEY'S TONIC Everybody should
use HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. Send orders to
HURLEY, HUDDDLE 4 CO.,
Proprletors. Louisville. XIV.
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A CARD.

We respectfully introduce to our old friends
our successors in business, HUsH McCKEa 4 Co.
who continue the Commission business a. our
stand, No. . South Msrket Street.
Our own Ofice is,No o CoaeSe Street, whsrs
We hope all parties who are indebted 10 us will Al
once cali and pay their accounts now due. and ali
parties who have any claims against us VIII pre-
sent tnem lot payment as We wish to close up OR
buiiness Of an early day.
ianl3-ly A. HAMILTON & CO.
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InsoIYent Notice.

4 HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSoL-
i vency o. the estate Of BnftoR Gardner. de-
ceased. notice i hereby giTen for al persons
having claims against said deceased TO Gle them.
legally authenticated, with the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Hickman county, Tennessee,
on or before the ist day of May next 10 order
that q division pro rita may be made. etc, or
they win be forever barred.
THOS. 7. HENRY, Admr
b. J. ID. EAsLEV, Attorney.
January the 18th, ls57.-janls-w3t
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Il E M O v Al
DIR. Il. L. COLEMAN
BELLOWS ELCTORY.

4 AM PREPARED WITH A LARGE STOCK
l Of BELLOWS. Of all Sizes, foT the market,
all warranted perfect They will be found with
all of the Hardware Merchants Of Nashville.
Customers from abroad will be supplied by ad
dressing me through the Post0fice al Nashville
promise perfect satisfaction In the WORK. or to
be returned for exchange, at my cost for trans
pOrtation. n. BROW n.
I..u.- nrLL.
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Hurlay,s stO,nael. RItter..

For Debility. Loss of Appetite. Weakness. InGi-
gestiOn or Dyspepsia, want OF action on the Liver
DiSOrdered stomach. there are no bitters that
compare with these IN removing these distressing
complaints. For sale can be had at any Drug
Store in the United states, OF from the prOprte
tors, Louisville, ny, corner Seventh and dre-n
streets. 20 whom all orders should be addressed
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Largest Circulation in City and Stale
RATES OF ADvERTIsING,


Ten lines Of solid nonpareil make one sgu5itte
Yearly advertisers will be entitled TO us
count Of 10 per cent. .-.l1
bp charged two-rhirds of above rates.
Advertisements inserted in the Tn eeely
viii be charged one dollar n square JOY nv lu
aerfigu and bftv cents each additional insertion.
Ia the Weekly. enc dollar a square Tor e''h
insertion. H.:
Special or City Item Notices, ~ cents a me
frsi ana 10 cents a line every additional iuser-
lion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged al
the rate Of 80 cents O square. r..
merton Hereafter the cash system VIII 1g
adhered 60. and no transient advertisement VIII
be- taken unless accompanied By the money
!. &. DUNNMGTON NO
Union and Dispatch.
Roprprs. WATrFRsOR 81 PURyis,
Banner
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Press and Times Go.
Nashville. Tenn. an. 2, 1867.
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Oriental PenrI nrnns-

For IDENTIFYING the Complexion, sffectually re
moves Tan, Freekles, BlOtches. and giving the
skin an elegant smOothness not easily attained BY
any other. Its use among the ladies of fashion in
at once stamps it as infinitely superior for the
toilet Of q lady.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-03

The great Blood Purifier as a Spring and SUN
mer Medicine stands unrivaled. removes all im-
purities IRON the blood and gives health aud
strength 20 the system.
HURLEY. RUDOLF & Co,
PrOprietoss
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To ali whom ID may Concern.

Upon THE TWENTY SEVENTH OF
I November. l-t6. So ms residence IN Car
roll county. state Of Tennessee. died JOsrPH
GEATF, foreigner, born in France. His rela-
tiOus iu the United States, urelsCWhere are here
By notified OF his death. AMER Administration
Is ended, there will probably be some property
for distribution. 81. W. MEADORS.
.fas.- Inn AAf1fpfafrsfar
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT A
~ Commission appointed BY authority Of Act
Of Congress, 70 pass upon the Claims Of loyal
persons, for compensation for Il cir slaves who
were enlisted or drafted into the United States
army, within the State Of Tennessee, il new in
session in Nashville. and prspar ID 10 receive All
such claims. at the room Of the Commission,
No. $50 Colonnade Building. Cherry street
.-H.. o. f. DAVIS President
U; 3. Commission for Stnte Of Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee.
dec29-Wtf
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lot No. So, az the corner Of Barrow ard Russell
streets in Edgsdel1. fronting So feet on Russell
street and running back l10 feet. and haIing up
on II "a neat frame building containing about siX
rooms
TERMS.--SiX, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months credit, with Interest from date.
Notes with approved security required and lien
retained. Sale free from redemption.
feb "a N b. HOWELL. q. a NJ
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HnrIey,s PopnInr worm C.n,,v

AS this is really a Specific for Worms, and tae
best and most paa form to give to chldrea
il is not surprising at 10 is fast taking the place
of all other preparations for wOrms-it being tasie.
less, any child will take e.
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u. \. NFARSHAI'S SAFE.

RN VIRTUE OF A VEN. Ely. TO NE d.
y ic1led, from The NircuIt Court of the United
Sthtes ioT The Middle District Of tennessee
l..aei ON TIE ga day oi January. 1857. I wiil
EXPOSE % public sale Co the highest bidder. for
S'sn, At the Court House door in the city of
Ess59S,ac, on SATURDAY, the $50 FAY OF
tHhNt M lso.. commencing at DO O'Clock
A. - au ihe EFht. title claim. interest and
lowing described piece or parcel Of lard sifsI
4tc0, Alng aud being Bra the city 81 Nashville
l see; te-Wit. certain house and lot IN
49,. .t On college hhi, being lots Nos 90 and "a
in tue pian 81 l0ta laid down in the Milan IN ~
thlNeialiN 81 Nashville property. fronting Gifts
!set on college street, and running back a.
hNine street, on an alley being 3evied ON o.
tRtisiF 81 execution issued from said Court lr
iaFor 81 a. W. orlham Is Co. w.. A. T. Davis.
T.. n. NLAEGODh
IanlUHtfw MnrehaI Middle Nfsrr.sf I..-...
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I've Daily Through Trains, Making
Direct connections at Louisville for
the East, West aud North.
COMMENCING JANUARY q, 1867.
Trains will run as e,Ilor-.

Trains will run as follows /:
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Lynnwood Nursery for sale.

THIS Is A BEAUTIFUL AND PROF
i TABLE piece Of Property. with a pleas
sht nezidsnee, ouf-kouses. h0t-hOuse. large
numbers Of eteellGt fruit. ornamental and
evergreen trees, ready f0r maskeL n Is situated
three miles ffyym NASHVILLE. on the hilisbOro
Pike. and 4 skrred 81 low figures such may
be speedily realized from the products u its soil.
10 embraces ~ acres Of ground. % which
about Is acres are IN a0urishing Nurseries. This
is q good opportunity tor securing IN attractive
home end q good Investment Yielding imms-
date profits
ANDERSON. JOHNSON a SMITH.
iaui7-2W
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DIR. f.. MANLOVE

.nFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERYICRS
sBto the citizens Of Nashville.
To OBSTETRICAL SURGERY, and the Dis
eases Of Women and Children, be viii giye spe-
ciBl attention.
Office. for the present, at his residence, no.
40 NORTH SUMNER STREET, 3 few doors
north Of Jefferson.
kaehy-iIfa Ian : 1sFs7 au4- I'm
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HENRY ). DUDLEY.
Architect.

ARC inject
SPECIFICATIONS AND WORKING DRAW
ClNGS, made with 0r without -uppriuteui8ucJ
Once at the Maxwell House.
rETrrTNCrs.
JOHN OyrRTaN. j. y. MCCAIN.
N,.D, FULr'N. h II. EAsr
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janl9-LlH Marhal Mldtle pl.tri.l Tenn.


YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAI By
4 decree 81 the Chbucery Court a. Nashville.
rendered on January Hh, lso7. Hli claims against
the estate Of james A. McMurFy deceased
must De MED in the once 90 the Clerk and Mas
Ter 90 or before the IIRsr MOEuaY as ARM
hkAf, or they ulu be forever barred
MORTON HOWELL. &. aud NJ.
jania- lW-oawtd
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