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rrNANCIAL AND CoMMERCIAL.

1ovnoN Inlv lB-NoOp soils for money, 94t; United
States Five-twenty bonds. IS; Illinois Central kaii"sy
shares sOl Erie Railway shares tTlner with sales Aos
Afternoon-COnsOs 9sS for money United States rive
twenty bonds, 70; Illinois Central Hailway safes owl
Erie Railway shares, AZ. ...
Eyening-Consols closed at 94l for money American
securities closed at the following rates United states
Twentes 49, Illinois Railway shares, scl Erie Rail
way shares, Al; Atlantic and Great Western, Ssl.
FRANKFORT July l6-Eyening. United States bonds
closed at 77S.
LUERPooI. July IS-Noon.-COtton hrmer; estimated
sales lOOOO bales MiddngUplands 1Otd; Aiddhng Or
leans lo3d Breadstus frm Corn, &c.; Wheat, 1874 for
White California: Barley, 81; Oats, 4; Peas 4oi; Pork
7se Beef 1916 Lard 476; Bacon 426; Cheese $780, Pot
Ashes, 81 Rosin-Fine l2I, Common, n Petroleum
Spirits SID; Standard White I'd; Spirits sTnrpentine n
Tanow, al; Clover Seed, All.
Afterpoon-There change to report In the Cotton
Breadstufrs or Provision market since noon In the
Produce market Spirits OF Petroleum have advanced 10
Sd Other articles without alteration.
Fyenng-The cotton market closed without change IN
tone or prices The sales Of the day reached 10000 bales
The following are the authorized closing quotations
Mddling Upands, lOsd.I Middlng Orleans, lOld Corn
closed at an advance Of Sd; New Mixed Western S6S
auarter. Wheat California White, 1914 Barley, OATS
and Peas unchanged 'Cheese-Fne American has de-
elned to 59 p cwt Pork steady at 7sG. Beef has adj
vaneed to 1916 Lard, 47i6. Bacon unchanged Rosn-
Common Wilmington IL and Fine American, l2 Spirits
Turpentine 81. Tallow a. Petroleum firm at 9d. for
Spirits; ll2 for Standard White.
LONDON July 15-Noon.-NO. IL Dutch Standard Sugar
a5l Scotch Pig Iron. 6S Calcutta Lnseed, 1916. Lin,
seed Cake 80 1915. Linseed Oil, an l0i. Whale Oil,
G35. Sperm Oil, 9l1o
AfternOOn-sugar s steady. Whale Oh has declined
20 ss2 quotations of all other articles the same
as at noon.
Evening-London markets generally unchanged
from opening quotations Whale Oh, 932
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d, THE FALL OF THE CAPITAL.
OF THE sIEGE-OUTRAGEs co

ATROCITIES OF THE sIEGE-oUTRAGEs COMMIT
TED BY MARQUEE.
Brownsville papers of the 4th give the fol-
lowing in reference to the conduct of Marquee at the
City Of Mexico:
"Tha outrages committed by MARQUEE we'll known,
among them of beeaguerng families in their houses and
leaving them hungry until they pay the taxes by him i'm
posed upon them IL is him who done the same thing to
young child Of d. Rodrigo Rinc0n and placed guard
him. who cruelty pushed away the mother who was
coming noursh her child who was crying with hunger
He also guilty of placing child Of 10 years OF age
upon the fortcatons 70 be shot at by the Liberals for
other cause than being the of Minister Iglesa
OF whom Marquee has at least night 10 COM
plain. A wdOwer, father Of three children, who
lived alone with them on ST. Andres'st, COM
PEELED by necessty-h children crying for bread
out TO look for tuas but 1t was prohibited TO be
out after certain hour by the martial law by
Marquee The man arrested, taken 70 the fortfcs-
tions and put in the ranks He told the officer the cause
his being him the key OF his house In order
that he may himself OF the truth OF his state
ment the officer threw the key into tne trenches, tne
man disappeared Three four days AFTER the stencn
which came out OF the house caused the door 60 be
broken open, and the three children were ''nna oeao
q grOup."
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VOH. XXVH.....NO S,l95.
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

N ,,>,y7,c YrlIeEAVH TO THH TRIBUNE -,
psyus. July l5.--In the gseat regatta Ws'eh '"&
o,aos At ST. Cloud, Oh the Seine during 'i0 p''S'
rrek. and closed on Saturday, the western Oiuo,
Srom ST. Johps, New~Brunswick, ROWING 1o"t .1eu Gu
1,oats Won t~o international Prizes lhr hSn 70 y,
compete with three Oxford and two bcndon OoS'S VI
she same class.
TRIAL OF EREZoUsKI-FRANCEA AND ''s-NNA'
Evenins-Th Thetrial OF BerDo0ski' ior MS at'enp' -
10 oasssinate the Emperor Of Russia has resulted IN
. ve,sBct of guilty, with extenuating clTcunl-
,tapcce-n and he has been sentenced TO imprisonment
.tba-d Iehoror life In the course of the debate III
the Corps Iezisla4if to-day, Minister Ko"her oe, s
.arl thai France was indifferent TO the q"es'o" VI
S1a-reoD upitg.
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corAT pPTTAN.

4oNpoN, July ia prominent feniah sGpPJo.a Il ,os
~ be Cen Farrell, was arrested I'd u-1 '''
night. and has been sent 10 Dublin Tor ulSl'
,Yv,r,p READING OF TIE REFORM biLL-iiiN AD''
sINlAN PRISONERS
In the House of Commons tonight 'ne Nclo' III 'i''
Was ordered to q third reading
IT. Government denies that any troops have been
.,dered to Abyssnia for the rescue of the English
ntives but asks for authority 10 Sepoys for the
sxNeditiou.
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IRELAND.

'Dum1N. July l5.-RepOrts from the County Mayo
and the adjoining districts OF Connen"Ta represent
that the desttution and suffering oil 'de
orc becoming extreme in consequence of the famine
m that part of the island
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up, and the Judge Advocate had ample botfhcatoh oi
the defense. Without anything further so
Court went into session for the purpose OF pag
tal Dissolved and we are not at ts moment officially IN
formed Of the decision.
The court martial and the republic aftef nav
ing struggled until they brought ther enemies 20 the
the bench Of the accused after having beaten them in
thOusaI I'd fights Will this day decide their fate eiter
by approving their extending clemency the
city, the republic the world awaits aDxiousy the sults
OF This terrible drama .
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PORTUGAL.

LONDON, July 15.--A man named Selveria claim
ING 10 be citizen of the United States was recently
arrested in Paris at the request of the Portuguese
Government, and sent to Lisbon. The American
Minister at that place has made demand upon the
Government of Portugal for the release of the prls
aner, and for his return to France IN Portuguese
man-of-war.
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RI1SSIA-

LONDON, July l5.-The Russian Government mas
sold the st. Petersburg and Moscow Railroad 10 the
Messrs. Barring Brothers and Hotinguer
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, July l5-Evening.-TheP PrusSian Govern
ept il taking steps for the formation of fleet in
the Baltic
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

orrvOsrowN Julv 1R-The steamer Palmyra. Capt.
- en- work. Iuly g. has arrived here en- route
10 Liverpool.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-31

THE CONCERT AND PARLoR ENTER
MFST OF Tosso LAST MORT Masonic
Temple was well illed last night, notwith-
standing the inclemency Of the weather. 10
witness the musical and parlos entertain
ment Of Tosso and his assistants. Il was
well worth going to see. Professor Tosso
as yiolinisi, has no superior in the coun-
try. He executed difficult pieces with per
iec ease, harmony and skill HIS Sounds
from Home with his new new method of
giving lessons in MUSK IN which we're in
troduoed many popular airs. and the
"Arkansas Traveller ELECTED raptuous an
plsuse, Professor Mccain with AZ
humorous delinestious and his exerelaes
in venitriloqnism, in which he held con
versaiion With a number Of imaginary per
sons, the voices ascending and desoending
in boxes, Rnd under table,. excited hotb
mirth and wonder
Miss Emily Young, the vocalist. sang de-
lghiiully aud with ease. She hra fne
voice which Is well cultivated She was
highly spplaudcd by the audience tsTbe
Moons on the Lake or McGrepar's Gather
iug and Happy be thy Dreams" were
each sung 10 5 full, rich voice, and with The
power and paihos OF a true vocalist Mr..
Taylor presided al he piano with she
most consummHte skill. The entertain
merit passed off pleasantly, and We should
judge prchtably 70 the company. Those
who were not present missed s rare uusica
treat Tbs b positively the last NIGHT oil
this excellent sad worthy COMPANY.
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Tar MCGAyoCK CEMETERY AT FRANK
IdN.-The Houston, tTexae) Telegraph OF
the 23d inst, says: We are very happy
to announce TO our readers that Miss Mary
A. H. Gay has been eminently successful
in raising money TO build the iron rail
fence around the McGavock Cemetery At
franklin, Tenn, where our dead bows lie
buried. She has already raised in Hons-
ton, and deposited with 3. A. Sheppard.
over one thousand dollars in currency. and
there are several subscriptions vet unpaid.
Besides these, there are numerous persons
who would willingly give something could
they only be seen. But Miss Cav, who is
stopping al the Metropolitan Hotel, Is so
worn out with walking that she cannot call
on any others now; besides, she leaves to-
day on the Central train for Hunisuille, 10
whose good people We commend her and
her pious caIse. We trust that all the
people Of Texas wherever she NAV come.
may help her literally She has about
tour thousand dollars currency 70 raise in
Texas % finish the work she has underta-
ken, and she has not quite reached two
thousand dollars in Houston and Calves.
ton. A concert az each one of those
places on her return would helpio swell the
sum
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-31

CIRCUIT CoURT-IMPoBTAET CASE
The first day Of the Circuit Court, now in
session at the courthouse, was good part
ofthe time occupied by cases in which the
worthy Judge himself was an interested
party-another gentleman occupying the
Judicial chair for the time being. On yes
terday a very important case, both az re-
CARDS the principle and the amount in
volyed was submitted Near the com
mencement Of the war, Messrs. Green q
Fite borrowed $1,000 Of Mira. Helen
Sheerer, who resides IN Smith county. this
State Abont the time Of the fall Of Fort
Donaldson, in February, 1862, Messrs.
Green a Fife went 10 Smith county and
paid Mrs. Sheerer in Confederate money,
she taking the same in liquidation, not
knowing It's sudden depreciation in value
Mrs. Sheerer now brings suit for the 81, 600.
claiming that the money with which she
was paid was, at the time Of payment. ut
terry worthless. The case was elaborately
argued on yesterday and was submitted 10
the Judge, who has not as yet given his
decision, which IL looked for with high
degree Of interest, as probably involving
the validity Of many settlements Of SINH
lar character.
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DEEDS OF TRVST SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OP TRUST
ID executed to me By B. NJ. TIILHAY. in Noyem
Der, 1860, aud another on the first of December
viii on
Wednesday, she 23rd Of January next
Con the PREMISES sell 10 Ire highest bidders
FIRST. Tract OF Land Of go acres, more OF less
IN Bedford county. Civil District No J. Said
Tract OF Land IS in a good neighbOrh0Od has 4
good dwelling and other houses and a good Ap.
grass, clover and grain, making desirable farm
for stock raising.
viii sell the Land for Cash, to satisfy the debl
mentioned in the first Trust Deed IA sum Of
abaut $1,000 four thousand dollars the balance
Tor the Land, on one and two years credit NOte-
with Two good securities aud lien retained until
the purchase money IS all paid
At the same time and place, and for Cash al
sums under ten dOllars six months credit for All
sums over ten and under one hundred dollars
and for all sums over one hundred dollars fSEelv We
months credit, about 40 head Of Cattle, inelud-
ing Cows and Calves. earring Hsifers and Steer
and large yoke Of Oxen about 100 barrels 81
Corn; about 70 head Of fine Sheep. y OF 50 head
OF Hogs, two horse Wagon and an OK Wagon,
Farming Utensils, and many valuable Law and
Miscellaneous Books.
The public. and especially creditors. are in
yted 90 attend the sale. which will continue
tom day % day until through.
Also, on the tirst Monday in February there
after. ] viii sell certain Town Lots Il Shelby
vile. on q credit Of one and two years. men
toned and described in said Trust Deed. For
particulars apply % me ~ ny once Ia Shelby
7ille. LEWIS TILLMAN.
dee23-Htds Trustee.
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RIVER NEWS.

DEPARTED.
Jan. 30-J. L. Graham, Waitsboro.
A. Baker, Up River.
LEAVING TO-DAY.
Nashville, for Cairo.
The river was on a stand yesterds-, wild
4 feet on the Shoals. The morning dawneC
with about three inches snow on the ground
before sunset, under the ardent rays of tn
sun, it had nearly all disappeared.
The Nashville departs for Cairo at 4 P
N. to-day. be 8fiH
The Gen. Sigel, from the Upper Cum
land, is expected.
The Rebecca is loading At Cincinnati for
this port
The Roweua having arrived at Louis
vile will be along as soon "a the ice will
permit.
A dispatch from Cairo of the 2ath saws
the river was stationary, and it had been
showing all day. t3a EHE aAzfF
The Louisville C6prisr Of Yesterday says:
The weather continues clear and cold,
the thermometer at noon at % degrees
above zero, and ice freely making all day.
The barometer sticks Persistently to clear
or dry weather, and bat slight hopes Of a
resumption ofnayigation can be enieriaiued
this week.
On the falls last evening there were but
three and half feet wafer IN the pass. and
no use for that channel ofnavigation.
The ice blockade of the upper river con-
Times, and hinge masses Of 1int-like ice IRE
continually passing over the falls. The
Jacksonville ferry has again been com
PEELED to suspend trips but we noticed
that several adventurous parties were cross
ing in skifs.
The river at Cincinnati at noon yestep-
day had risen few inches in the previous |
tWenty-iour hours Navigation, however. |
IS wholly suspended in that quarter, and |
this, too, at present making river matters |
dull and inanimale. |
STEAMBOAT TRANSFERS. - Yesterday |
Capt. Dan. Parr purchased of Can't Pink
Nar0le his one-half interest in the Pales. |
tlne as she now lies at Wolf creek, at the |
rate OF 81 900 for the whole boat under |
the stipulation that he received her free Of |
debt.
Capt. Narble at the same time purchased /
81 Capt. Parr his One-fourth interest in the /
Tempest, at the rate of $4,000, and his
one-fourth interest in the Bermuda, at the
rate ofS2O, 900 for the whole, Capt. Varble
. assume all the debts Of said boats, since
5apt. Parr has been 4 joint owner, and the
after to transfer all the earnings dnrine
he same time to the former.
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N. & c. RATLRoD, Jan. 29.-109 bales
cotton, - bags dried fruit stands butter
SO bags coffee, 4S boxes tin, 10 bales rags
/ car load stock, sundries.
n. & d. RAILROAD, Jan. S0.-76 bales
cotton, car load lumber, coil rope,
bale bagging, 9 boxes household goods.
L. q n. RAILROAD, Jan. 3d. car hay,
20 bundles hubs, TO do spokes, 10 boxes
boots, l box screws, ! Dbl seed, 20 bbls ap-
pies, ear machinery, bbls whisky, lot
furniture, "a bags coffee, bbls sugar, !
Dbl table salt, 80 boxes cheese, 2 bbIs b. ".
-four, box drugs.
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sonfhern Cofton Narkets.

MORILE, Jan. e, P. M.-Sales to-day ] 200
bales; market closing firm; middling 81.
AUGUsTA, Jan. 2s.--COtton advanced re; sales
to day. 100 bales: middlipa uplands 500.
MACON, Ca, Jan. S.-There was pretty fair
demand for the liner cOttons st the opening this
31sc. Later in the day more favorable accounts
were received from Liverpool. and late in the af-
ternoOn we heard Of the sales Of 50 bales, in one
lot, at &c. Should there be the slightest rise in
Liverpool, middlings viii command that price in
this market.
COTTOS Received AT RoNR.-The Rome Courier
Of the 4th inst says: Up TO this date there
have been received at this place. since the last
crop commenced coming in. about $500 bales. It
is thought that there are about loo yet to ar
rive. Thus making the crop Of this section 3, 500
against SO,OO0 Of former times, or about one-seT
enth Of our average crop.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-31

An ELOQUENT ADDREss.-We are as
sured by persons who were present that the
address Ct Mr.. /. B. Mcfarland to the
Dcltd Kappa EpsiieR Frasemity, Of Cum
berland University, delivered al Lebanon
on Friday night last was one Of great elo-
quence and beauty. The audience was
very large and intelligent, aud all were
charmed and delighted with the effort Of
the Young orator.
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THE Snow. On Tuesday evening about
four o'clock it commenced showing rapidly
inthis latitude, and continued toincrease I'M
I'll midnight, when it fell in perfect storm.
Yesterday morning il had reached depth
oftwo and a half inches, which was the
deepest snow We have had here for several
years. The ground not being frozen, how
ever, and the temperature moderating, it
disappeared almost as rapidly as it fell.
There is now scarcely sny 10 be seen along
orr moist streets.
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IN CHANCERY AZ aATNSBoRo.
AUGUST TERM, 1865.

~ hNf'A AAaAANis A9Vts
William r.. Roddy. Admir- OF Joseph Roiiy
decreased. IS. Zachariah Z. Roddy ct ais
nh MOTION OF COMPLAINANT, BY HIS
~ Solicitor. and it appearing 10 The satisfsetiaT
Of the Court that the defendants. Zachariab ID
h0ddy. Sarah hoddy, Adam r. Wilson, Thoma.
NJ. Wilson. Pollie Ann Purcell. Hiram Price
~ IRA Pflee, Jehn II Davis, Sarah Ann Davis
Harrison M. Purcell, George IL. Purcell. apd
Nancy Carpenter are non-residents Of the State
Of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary process 81
the law cannot be served on them il is therefore
ordered BY the Court th8t publication be made
IN the Nashville Union and DispOtch, a neWs-
paper published in the city Of Nashville Tenn
Tor four consecutive weeks. requiring said non
resident DEFENDANTS TO appear before the Hon
orable Chancery Court for jackson county. Al
the Court House in GainsbOro, on the second
Monday in February, 1867 then and there 10
enter their defense TO complainants bill, or the
sane Wll pc taken Tor confessed. and set down
for hearinge x parte as 10 them.
jan3-itW X. "A. cox, O. and M
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THE SANE OLD QUEsrrox.-The CHI

THE SAME OLD QUESTION. The Chat
tanooga American Union says
We desire 10 call the attention Of the
community 10 the unjust discrimination
made by the Western and Atlantic rail.
road in favor Of Nashville and against
Chattanooga, in freight rates. They are
charging for corn from Chattanooga TO
Augusta 30 cts per bushel, while the
through rates from Nashville 10 the same
point are only &c cts per bushel. We have
been shown letter from O'Dowd Il Null
herin, commission merchants Of Augusta
stating that the Georgia road, from Atlanta
30 Augusta, will reduce their rates 10 70
cts IL the w. a A. r. X. will do the same.
As matters now stand, they say the cannot
buy here, as We cannot compete with Nash
vile in the corn trade, which we otherwise
would be able 10 do.
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LOUISIANA
ALABAMA.

Fer Cairo, 1T. louis, Memphis and
5-a New Orleans. UI
HlHE SPLENDID PASSENGER fNz.,
Il Steamer. NASHVILLE, WILEY LakslEik.Jts
Sims, Master. JoHNSY HARPER,
Clerk. viii leave as above on THURSDAY, the
3lst inst, att O'clock P. n.
For trelFhf or passage apply on hoard or to
+tr III COkBEpT " BOYD, Agents.
H Al and ~ Front street
W. A. PEBBLES. or
jan2o-2t HARRISON * SONS. Agents
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-31

THEATRICAL AND DRAMATIC. -- Our
German friends OF the Nashville Turn
verein gave dramatic exhibition last
night, greatly to the enjoyment Of those
present After the performance those
present INDUCED in lively hop," during
which much hilarity prevailed, as all
&" went merry as a marriage beli.' Success
and merrimensso our Teulonic friends Of
the Turn ' erein.'
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-31

To Marry or not IA Marry WY
Not Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi-
oloz al Errors. Abuses and Diseases indured by
ignorance Of Natures Laws. in the frst age Of
nan. Sent IN seaied letter envelopes. free Of
charge. Addre7v. DR.. J. SKuLIS HaHaHrov,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
ian E I'm
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COTRT an CENTRE
lille TENA
NOVEMBER TERM lsS6,

o. A. NiEon We. Va. Blackwell. ana othsrz
II APPEARIEa 70 THE sATIsFACTTON
u 81 the court thst ArEsH Blsekn eii, 4 citizen
81 tGKas Jesse kiackEell citizen ~ Wiz5sa.
~ tHp OF the daiendsnts % tbs cause ars non
ordinary procss3 81 iaW SEunpt be served apdn
them. II j.. therefore ordered ihas p1hli afisIl
- made ~ tte lNfoH AaD UIsPAEEH : ngsTsra
successirs week. Tor ssii deiend1nes IL a5peAf
a the egprfnrr-e il the tcWu II Celtgefille "a
me tik MONDAY il lar11rs NEXT. thtn Sn1 fflsrs
= fleA1 - en1 l4fsna 8 ruu brbushf arainHi
tHsm oyO. Airon a1i Others. ~ jaagiz erf 81
default VII be taken azsiRst then.
hM. V. CLAGETT. Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

". Z. Wards Seminary fOr Young
Ladies, No. IS Spruce street.-The Spring Ses-
sion will open on MONDAY. the 18th Of Peb-
ruary. Parents wishing their daughters thor
oughly educated are invited 10 consider the
merits Of this School in its Departments Of Lite
nature, Languages. Painting and Mu.ie.
ian8l-lR
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HARHY oF rHE WEsr.-The following

HARRY OF THE WEsT.-The following
item is taken from a Mobile contemporary
We are informed thai the renowned race
horse Harry Of the Yves" was purchased
few DAYS since by our well-knoEn towns
man, Capt VI. II. Williamson, and that
he will be matched al four mile heats Tor
any amount TO be run here or Ia New
Orleans, the coming spring. The Register
states, on authority, that Harry" will not
be run for less than $4,000 and a. high az
S25 600, which banter IL made for any horse
in the United Safes
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IN CHANCERY AT CENTREVILLE,
qsrwAUEEdr

Mary Anderson vs.. VIM. Walker, ct. al.
ON MOTION. AND IT APPEARING
~ unto the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
ter, that J, b. Anderson is a non resident Of the
state Of Tennessee. so that the ordinary process
of law cannot deserved upon him il il therefore
ordered, that pnblica:ian be made in the Nash
vile Union and Dispatch. newspaper published
in the city of Nashville. for four successive
weeks, Tor said deiendsntt0 appear at the Court
house in the town Of Csntreyilie. on 9l Monday
in March next, then and there 10 plead answer,
or demur. 20 e0mPlainant's bill or the same viii
be taken for confessed against him and set for
for hearing eX parte r. b. H0RNHFAK
janl2-W4t G. and n.
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HrueSsttAAahe ~ AAaf eAtshFAtAF N&eft.
NAsHvuLE January 80, 1867 Couri
met pursuant 10 sdiounmcai, al theJudge.
being present.
in. Williams ts. T. ]. Sneed- BY
Judge Hawkins Judgment modified and
fnrmed
~. IA. Moures Juo Ashby, BY Judge
Shackeli1rd. Suit dismissed Cor want O.
proper bond.
Henry O. johnson &C.. RobeFt Espsy q 81
Continued, with leave 70 make 4. W
Johnson's administrator party
II. p Keebls &c. jane r. Fletcher
Agreed decree entered.
The day has been occupied 40 abe trial
81 the equity docket Of the seFenIh cir.
cult, which will be resumed aeain In the
morning. JESSE G. FRkzE1s- Clerk.
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FAST TrSNfssE MrNEBAL5.--Mr
Wright, who has Just returned from East
Tennessee, has shown rs some very hne
specimens Of lead and copper ores, also
some gold, taken from the Tellico noun,
tain in Monroe county. The lead IS SAID
20 contain four per cent. of silver. An
examination OF these specimens will satisfy
any one Of the richness Of East Tennessee