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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-26

NEW YORK, April 25.-At a special
meeting of the Board of Aldermen last
night a preamble was adopted, reciting
that the Legislature had passed bill
transferring the duty of issuing license
to theatres, junk shops, intelligence Of
fees, cars and car drivers, from the
Mayor and city Council, to the Board of
Police Commissioners tor partizan
purpose when such duties had hereto
fore been faithfully performed by the
municipal authorities; and resolution
accompanying the premamble was also
adopted repeating all ordinances relat-
ing to theatres, junk shops, &C.,
for the purpose OF defeating the
object of the bill referred to. In the
Board of COuncilmen this preamble
and resolution was also adopted.
The two suits against Gen. Wool for
false imprisonment, during his military
Government ut Baltimore, in 1861 and
1862, recently pending before the o. S.
District Court ofthat city have been de-
clded by awarding both plaintiffs one
cent, each, as damages.
Four thousand citizens of Mobile
held IL public reconstruction meeting in
that city on the 10th inst, at which
Judge Bristead presided.
In the Supreme Court, Lewis Ern-
steen received a verdict of 1874 900 against
Sam. Engler, for money due on gold
and stock transactions and promissor-
ry notes.
a verdict of SIC, 600 vas found against
Chas. T. Platte, contractor, for running
a Hudson River Railroad freight car
down town, which run over and serious
ly injured II boy named EndreS.
A sentence OF twenty years hard labor
in the State prison was inflicted upon
George Murray and Joseph Johnson,
who attempted to rob and murder Du-
bois, u school teacher.
The steamer Deutschland sailed for
Europe with $4,000 in gold. The
stewardess, Eliza Barr, had pre-
YiouSly been arrested for the murder of
her illegitimate child Mt its birth.
The Japanese Commissioners leave
to- morrow for Washington. No Official
visits will be paid here until their re-
turn.
Robert Young, confectioner,i in Brook
Ign, was robbed and murdered on Mon
day night.
Joseph Packard, lad of II, who
robbed his employers, John Monroe &
Co., OF $1,000 in December, has given
himself up for trial after extensive
journeyings and having spent most OF
the money.
Theodore II. LoomiS, book keeper,
has been arrested for embezzling $500
worth of compound interest notes from
his employers, Carter Il Hawley.
y Havana letter says that Com
mander Nanta, of the Austrian frigate
DandOlO, at ia banque. on the 14th, is
reported to have said that he had re-
ceived orders to send his executive ofli-
Ger to Vera Cruz to take command OF
Maximilian's yacht, and convey the
Archduke home.
Washington specials say that Rev
erdy johnson will represent West Vir-
for the recovery of Jefferson and Berke-
ley counties.
The new Department of Education,
under direction of Prof. Henry Barnard,
is fully organized and at work.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Boston Wool Market.

from The Commercial Bulletin, ApTil 10th.
Inc wool market ruled very quiet
during the early part of the week; but
there mas been more business doing to-
ward the close, and transactions foot
up very fail aggregate. Prices are
without material change; though as
the time for the new clip approaches.
both growers and dealers are more dis.
posed to sell, and in some cases, a little
concession is granted.
The stocks are not large for the sen
SON, and, at thepresent rate OF con-
sumption, all the old wool in the East
ern markets would soon be cleared out.
Medium and low woods are gradually
growing in favor with buyers, while
the finer qualities are not so much in
quired for. The latter descriptions,
however, are sold very close up, and
only one or two houses in Boston have
any quantity ON hand; but these
are holding, and also selling, at high
figures.
Sales of domestic for the week, have
been liberal, and foot up some 925, 900
lbs. at u range OF 50a75c per lib for fleece,
and 35a67c for the various grades of
pulled. Included are lots of medium
and fine Western fleece at 50a5Sc; New
York and Vermont do at 5Od60c; MIChi-
gan at 55a62c; coarse Ohio and Pennsyl-
Vania do at 5Oa55c; medium and fine do
at 55a6Oc; extra do ut 62a65o; double ex-
ira and choice do at 65aTOc, and parcels
OF piCklOck at 72a75C, including $4,000
lbs choice Pennsylvania at the inside
rate. Among the sales are 10000 lbs
Western and Ohio medium fleece at 54c;
5000 lbs Ohio at size; 10000 lbs do at
5Sc; $4,000 lbs do at sec; 10000 lbs fine do
at 60c; 81, 600 lbs extra do at 6215c; 5000
lbs extra and double extra do at 63a65C;
$4,000 lbs fine Michigan at Coo; Il, 900 lbs
good New York at 5Sc: 1900 lbs VS.
consin at SOC; 10000 lbs Vermont at SIC;
%, 600 lbs New Hampshire and Maine
ut 56a60c.
In pulled woods the transactions have
been considerable, Mt about previous
rates. Wequote No. at 3Sa42c.; supers
at 43a57c.: extras ut 5Oa63c.; aud double
extras at 65a67c.; the outside rates for
choice brands. Included are 20 600 lbs.
of Western super al 13c.
In combing woods sales &c, 600 lbs. ma
tive at 64c.; 5000 lbs. unwashed do at
&C.; and %, 900 lbs Canada at 75c.
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Nen YORK hnecInIu.

NEW YORK, April Pa Herald
special says: 1t is is probable that the
trial of Surratt will not commence now,
as the impression prevails among the
advocates of the administration that
his mother was innocent of the crime
for which she was executed, and the
trial of the son would only make the
fact III ore apparent.
The Times special says the Internal
Revenue receipts are now averaging
about 100000 per day, and for the
month of April will reach about $751;
100000. The aggregate receipts for the
present fiscal year, to date, are $26, O0O,-
600. .I----
During the war the pirate Florida
captured from u United States mail
steamer, ten thousand dollars worth OF
United Stntes postage stamps. These
finally found their way to Canada,
with hopes of realizing on them; but
the Government has succeeded in get
ting an injunction upon their sale
The case is reported as a very important
one. and will probably be brought be-
fore the House of Lords, when the
whole subject OF privateering will be
decided upon.
The Tribune's special says the Presi-
dent and Attorney General have de-
cided that the Post Office Department
came under the tenue of Office act, and
will send special agents 10 take charge
of the post offices left vacant by the
Senate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-26

New YORK, April 25.-The Herald's
Vera Cruz correspondent says: Mar
quez, who escaped from Queretaro, ar
rived from Mexico city at Puebla, with
1000 men. After its capture by the
Liberals fight ensued, in which the
Imperialists were defeated. The situa-
ton of the Imperialists at Oueretaro
was very blue. They hold only two
streets of the place. MaximiIian was
still there. PERSONS who went out of
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NEW YORK, April 25.-The Herald,s
correspondent says: The federal revo.
lutionists were in council at Brussels,
General Perrin appearing as the anima-
ting spirit of n grand revolutionary
caucus, attended by representatives
from France, Spain, Italy, Rome, and
Ireland. The plans of Immediate re-
publican movements in Rome, Spain,
and Great Britain were endorsed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-26
CHASTELLAR'S
W HITE LIQUID
EN

EOR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYING
L the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
that is only found in youth. II quickly re-
moves Tan, FrecklcS, PImples. BOtches, Moth
Patches, SallOwnesS. EruptiOnS. and nll i'm
leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster.
Its use can not be detected by the closest scru-
tiny, and being vegetable preparation is
perfectly harmless. 1t is the only article of
the kind used by the French, and is cOnSld-
cred by the Partisan as indispensable to n
perfect toilet. Upwards of $1,000 bottles were
sold during the past year, sufficient guaran-
tee OF its efficacy Price only 70 cents. Sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists,
2S5 River st., Troy, n. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-26

FORTRESS MONROE, April 25.-sena-
tor Wilson addressed large audience
of white and colored people here to-
day. HE proceeded to North Carolina
this afternoon, and will speak at New
bern and Wilmington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-26
Emporium Of Fashions,

l6i MAIN STREET, WHEELING,
BY Mrs. KYLE q MIS-. WATKINS.
Ladies' and Misses Dresses made, or cut and
basted. Life size trimmed patterns received
every month. Patterns for sale. n1-Cutting
taught, E.tsa#.r marco
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There cometh glad tidings of joy 10 all,
To young aud 10 old. to great am to small;
The beauty which once was SO I-eciOus and
rare,
Is free for all, and all may he fair.
nv tho u,o or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-26
q ECOND-HAND PIANOS
OF varIons makes for sac iowa,
Proposals for Lumber for Citizens
Street Rail Way Company.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y ceived up TO the first day OF May next for
the following descriptions of Lumber: 245O
Cross Ties, with privilege of increasing $50
more, size OF same feet long. 4x6 inches, To
be good sound white oak, Citnr OF zap. The
above to I've delivered Mt city Wharf, Railroad
depot, or other suitable places along the line
OF road. Also, 5000 feet board measure
with privilege OF increasing "a 0J9 feet more,
Of good sound white pine, clear of sap, the
size of said lumber to be IN pieces of not less
than "A feet long, 5X6 Inches to he delivered
along the line OF road, as may be required,
during the months of May and June. The
above proposals will be received at the Office
Ot TIE Citizens Passenger Rail Way Com
panS, in tie Office Of the Nat. lns. Co.
Contractors Will be required TO gIvcSecurity
for the performance a above contra ct.
JNO. MCLURE, JR.' Pres't
aprl6-td Citizens Street fssiI Way Co.
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fur Btnt.
For Ran1-

A TwO.STORY BRICK DWELLING,
n containing six rooms, IS for rent, situated
on the west side of Main St, Centre Wheel
ing, between First and Second streets. Pos
session given May LIST. Enquire OF H. A.
Knapp on the premises, or to
apEZi.2t BEVERLY NJ. EOFE.
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For Rant. Chean.

GENERAL LARGE, ELEGANT UP
y stains rooms in the Peterson building, or
Main street, suitable for the Millinery or No.
tlon business. The location ofthese rooms is
consideTed the best in the CITY, Apply III
YIN: r Peterson, or ThoS. U'Brien. teal
tState Agent. RpI22-lw
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Meat and Provision Store.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL OPEN ON
Monday next, on Main Street, Centre
Wheeling, opposite Reed & Kraft's Drug
Store, q Meat and Provision Store, where
ali other kinds OF Meats, fresh, and Of the very
best quality. Also, Provisions of ali kinds
in greai variety and abundance. II
aprl3-2w" FREDERICK SCHANK.
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For Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
1 Geo. K. Taylor & Co., and J. Clemens q
20, on Main street; also basement rooms
nnlShed. Good offices in second story, and
Ihin, St%rI IL, O[ other purposes IN second aEd
70 some MONS Immediately, others April lSt.
MAjhS building lots and dwelling houses for
e"le III the skin Ward, on reasonable terms.
Oa,. TlioS. HuRNBROOK.
roe, up stains EaISTT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-26
MARKETS BY TELEGKApH.
NEW YORK, April Is.
REGULAR REPORT.

NEW YORK, April Is.
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Firm and in good demand;
sales $500 bales middling uplands at
Csc.
FLoUR-Shade firmer; quotations un.
changed; receipts 1891 bbls; sales $500
bbls. California Flour-Firmer; sales
200 bbls and sacks at Sl5 75al6 60.
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIS-Wheat-1a2c better; sales
1000 bus rejected spring at 81 25; No. 2
Milwaukee 81 65a2 81; amber IS 80;
white California So %. Rye-Dull !;
sales 800 bus state red 81 81; western
offered at 81 So. Barley-Firmer; sales
1900 bus Canada West, free, at 81 %.
COrn-1c better. and closed dull; sales
1000 bus mixed western at 81 3517al 81
in store; 81 3Sal 80 afloat for new west
ern; yellow western and white south
ern 81 3713; new mixed western 81 3j14a
sc. Oats-Excited and la2c better,
ard some speculative inquiry; receipts
100 bus; sales $4,000 bus western at
7415a77c; choice do 7Sc; state Sla62c.
RICE-NOminal and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures. Su-
gar-SteHdy and less active; sales 500
hhds Cuba at 1O1Sal2c; Porto Rico l1Hc.
Enthusiastically; sales $50 hhds Porto
kicO ut G5a70c; Barbados 6Oc.
PETRoLEUM-Crude l6c; refined in
bond &c.
HOPs-UncEanged.
SS-POrk-Steady; sales of
3,lOO bbls at SD 5Oa22 so for new mess,
closing at S22 p cash; 81 for old mess,
SIS 75al9 Tor prime, and S2l 76a2l 81 for
prime mess; also $50 bbls new mess at
S23 II, buyers for May. Beef-Steady;
sales 800 bbls. Tierce Beef-Quiet AT
S33a34 for prime mess, and SIS tor In
dia mess. Beef HamS-HemVy; sales
27O bbls Mt S4Oa4l. Bacon-Steady.
sales 800 boxes at lOIIa1O3Gc for Cum
berland cut; llLall ZIG for short
ribbed, and l21sul2I5 for short clear.
Cut Enthusiastically; sales 235 pack
ages ut S15a9c for shoulders, and 12al3c
for hams.
LARD-Quiet; sales $50 bbls at I21za
131sc for new.
BUTTER-Dull and unchanged.
CHEESE Steady.
LATEST MARKETS-5P Pm.
FLoUR-A shade firmer, with a fair
demand for medium and choice.
IN-Wheat-Firm, and in fair
demand; partly for speculation for
western account; No. 2 spring 80 Goa
2 6s; No. spring 81 78a2S5. Rye-DulI.
Barley-Quiet and firm. Corn-ClOsed
quiet with buyers; shipping mixed
western at 81 S5I in store: and sellers
at 81 Seal S615; buyers ut 81 3715 atioat,
and sellers at 81 3S15al39. Oats-Firm;
75aT7c. for western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-A shade firmer;
sales of 1000 bbls. new mess at SD Is,
cash, and So so regular; sellers $22 So,
cash. Beef-Firm. Cut Meats-Nomi-
nally unchanged. Bacon-luiet and
steady at l4I<al42<c for Cumberland
mindless T,ard-Eirm Mt 1SaIIc for
fair to prime steam.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-Easy and steady at 5a6 per
cent. on call. Sterling-Firmer at
lO9Xa1O9lz.
GoLD-Irregular and unsettled; open
ing at 14O, declining to 1894, advancing
to l4lss, declining 10 l4O1l, and closing
at HOS.
& GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Quiet; cou-
pons, '62, lO91sal10; do. '64, lOS15alOS5S;
do. '65, 1OSs6HlOS7<; new, 1O71<a1O79s;
n, D.. - :
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For Rent


For Rent.
ENOUR OR FIVE OF THE BEST ROOMS
T. III the city for sleeping or office purposes
VIII be ready April LIST. Corner Main and
Union streets. Gas in each room. Apply
at GARDENERS,
feb16-tf l59 Main Street,
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6934; Rock Island S7}9a87A; North
western S2as2A; do preferred 5SHa5S1z;
Fort Wayne 93aS31<. !
STEAMSHIP SHAREs-Atlantic Mail
S9aS9H; Pacific 126Hal27.
Cincinnati.
APRIL 25.-FLoUR-Firmer with a
good local demand.
GRAIN-Wheat--5c higher and very
scarce; sales of No. 2 spring at 80 n,
and No. winter at So So. Corn-Opened
buoyant and excited, bnt closed rather
dull at Csc in bulk, and 81 DIAL OS sack
ed. Oats-Advanced 10 roc in bulk,
and the demand good. Rye-Steady at
81 20. Barley-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-Dull at 80 26 in bond.
CorToN-Dnn. Nothing doing and
prices nominal.
PRovIsIoSs-Unchan and steady,
Lard tirmer; held at 122<c. for prime
city, and 121zc. for country. Sales of rs
bhds. bacon at &c. for shoulders, lie.
for sides and 12c. for clear sides.
GRoCERIEs-Steady.
BUTTER-Unchanged
CHEESE-Unchanged
SEED-Nothing doing.
GoLD-l39k, buying.
EXCHAEGE-Ffrmer, par buying.
MoNEY-Market easy.
Chicago.
APRIL 25-FLoUR-Firmer.
GRAIE-Wheat-Firme and decidedly
higher; 50 IS for No. l, and 60 569q 81 for No.
= COrn-Active at 81 5<d1 OS. OatE-Firm,
active and better at 5S1Sd59c. Rye-Ftrm at
81 50. Barley-InactiveR at 9Sc9Sl 90.
Observation-Disclosures at 81 5O92215-
Larl-Steady at l25Ic. Cut Meats-Dull;
shoulders SC; rough SIDES 9<GlOc.
WHISKY-SOminal.
Buffalo.
APRIL 25.-FLoUR-SI2 1913 90 for spring.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spring 8. Corn
New on track 81 ll9l II; old 81 Is. Oats
Chicago 66c.
APRIL 25.-Market excited.
FLOUR-XX SlS 50@14.
GRAIS-Wheat-se7 20 for Noe.
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LATEsr-5:9O P. NJ.

GoLD-14O1zal4O5s.
SToCKs-Ohio Certificates 231za23%;
Canton 4l9Sa4lA; Cumberland 2919a3O;
Mariposa pI eterred 193<a201z; Western
Union Telegraph 3SHa3S15; New York
Central 96jsa97; Erie 5715a572l; Hudson
River 90; Reading 102al021<; Michigan
Southern 669sa6615; Pittsburgh 695sa
western 32as2N; do preferred 5Ska5sx;
Fort Wayne 93aS3L.
STEAMSHIP SHAREs-Atlantic Mail
S9aS9H; Pacific 126Hal27.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-10-11
ATTENTT0N , ATTENTIOnI

Something in which every body is more
or less interested L. OLIVER has now
got his Fall stock Of Shoes, Boots and Hats
complete, which he is Offering cheaper than
they can be bought in the city of Nash
Vile. He very cordially invites his old
customers and the public generally to call
and examine his stock aud prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Dealing exclusive
ly in the Shoe, Boot and Hat line, and pur.
chasing them in large Quantities, he hatters
himself that he can buy them cheaper and
is determined to sell them zo1ger than any
house in town.
The young ladies. especially, are invited
to call and examine his stock, lie promises
to give them good bargains and have them
waited on by a ladies man, in the person
Of Mr.. Thomas Pankey, hosa services he
has secured as a clerk
He has removed his stock to Burdetts
old drug store, south east corner Of the
Square, near the Post Office. DIT
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-10-11
How to Grew Onions.

The Prairie Farmer gives lhe following
directions for growing onions
One half bushel common salt, one
pound sulphur, two ounces carbonate of
ammonia. This amount to be applied st
one time-the first application to be made
as soon as the onions come up. If the
ground should get hard and weedY, the
amount should be doubled or even triPled.
This is the famous recipe by which SO
many onions were said to be grown in
Iowa last year. No heeing or wedding is
required.
The composition is for one acre, to be
applied once a week for eight weeks, upon
onions sown broadcast.
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To Cot on Planters.

Mr.. Brink, the commissioned weigher of
cotton for Giles County, announces the
following appointments for weighing cotton {:
Lynnville Station, Mondays a u, and Sat-
urdaye, pm.
Bufords Station, Moadays pm.
Reynolds Station, Mondays 3 pm.
Wales Station, Tuesdays am.
Pulaski, Tuesdays pm, Wednesdays and
Fridays, pm, and Saturdays am.
Richland Station, Thursdays 6 O'Clock am
Aspen Hill. Thursdays, p. m
State Line, Fridays. am.
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- Il Aavcrti.ine.
List of Prices Cor Advertising:

Advertisements must be paid quarter yearly ia
advance. Those inserted for months or less, must
be accompanied with the money. Yearly adverti-
sers permitted toTenew quarterly free of ciErge
further renewals charged ono dollar per square
Advertisements from distance must be accom-
panied with the cash in every instance
The advertising Of u house or firm viii be strictly
limited to it's own Immediate business
Calls on persons to become candidates, and pollt-
ical circulars charged advertisements, and VII
not lie inserted without the cash ~ advance.
Editorial advertisements and personal communi-
cations win not be inserted unless paid for IN ad-
yance at double The reguIar ratea.
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Charcarv Sale.

TURSU ANT to q decree Of the chaneery court at
L Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause of Willis Worry,
eX'r., VS.. Colmora Sutton ct ais, will sell on
Friday, the 18th day OF October, 1867, to the
highest bidder, on the promises, credit Of /, .
and three years, with interest," tract Of about 800
acres Of land in 10th civil district of Giles county
on the waters of Bradshaw creek, adjoining the
lands Of SamI Josh. Sheriff. decd, ct ais, 125
crcs Of which is in cultivation, the balance finely
timbcred with moderate Improvements. The
most Of it is bottom land on Bradshaw creek. 1t
viii be divided as the interest Of the parties may
demand. Sold free from redemption. Notes with
good security required and hen retained.
sep y d. COX, s. m
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Great Excitement in Washington City!
Andy Johnson in the AscendaCoy!!
The Radicals Giving Wayl.!

The most astounding developments are now being
made with reference 90 q e immense stock of goods
recently purchased by Ward & shepard; not chat
there is amy irrcCulariy connected i, it, but IL Is
said to be the largest importation Of a and winter
goods that have been brought to this market since
the close of the war. Dress goods in great variety
all NEW STYLES; ladies' cloaks. hats, shawls, balmo-
rails, Alexander Kid gloves, and 81 variety of other
gloves. hosiery, dress trimmings Gces, cdgiuE in
sertings ribbons. ladies collars in SETS cUney. NAL
tese, valenccucs and English thread collars, magic
ruhng tape trimmings, and large lot eft white
goods. large and elegant lot of ready made
and fancy French cloths and .ulcrs, largo lot
of boots and shoes new styles. hats gcutlcucn's
underwear, perfect fitting shirt and general
fuTuIs hing goods. In fact, anything in our line 81
business can be found nc house at prices low
as they n De found his side Cf New York. Leu
cveryt ody come Go see them. and we Eill auloav0r
to please you in quantity, quality and prices.
september 20,-tf WARD * SuAFAED
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Huh II. Hancock ct ais, VS..
Daniel Bringle ct ais.

IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction 9th
I Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants Jesse Brnge, Jas. 8raley, Charity Braloy
& Thos Brady are non-residents Tennessee so that
the ordinary process ofths court cannot be served
on them; On motion it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four weeks in succession in
Pulaski in said State, requiring said defendants to
be and appear the first day of the next term of
the Chancery Court, to be held for the county Of
Giles at the court house-in Pulaski, on the first
Monday in March next, and answer compliments
bill, the same viii be taken for confessed &c
then and set for hearing er-gGrte.
oct4I567. A. cox, c. & N.
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las. T. McKissack ct ais, vs..
JhOs. J. Bro n ct ais.

this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant, James D BabCock, is a nonresident of the
State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process e
this Court cannot be served on him: On motion it
is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four weeks in succession in the Pulaski Citizen a
newspaper published in the town Of Pulaski, in said
State requiring said defendant to be and appear
the first day of the next term ofthe Chancory Courts
to be held for the county Of Giles at the Court House
and answer CompIainants' Bin, or the same win be
taken for confessed as to Ler and set for hearing
sr-payte. oct 4 1861 COX q NJ.