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Z. C0weu l. Lashlee, aud " J Turner and
others IS. John DoTen ami ether " & y. ".
r. r. co.
IT APPEARING TO TIE CLERK AND
/ Master, from allegations in the bill. which
are sworn TO- that John Dorcn conceals himself,
OF has so ahscondci that the ordinary process 0i
law caanot be served upon him it Is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four sHc
newspaper published IN the city OF Nashville.
Tenn, requiring said D1rea, defendant, o. ap-
pear at The next term Of the Chaucery Court. %
be beid Tor Benton county az the Court House
IN the town % Camden. on the t0grth Monday in
February next then aud there 90 plead, ausE ~.
OF demur 70 compainants bin. 81 the -hme will
be taken for confessed and set f1r trial tx parte
Es % him. November q. ls6t.
acc6-4tw MA sTEELE c. and NJ.
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IN CHANCERT AT CENTREVILLR,
TEN NFGsEF.

MARY Anderson W Wa. WalkeF et a.
an MOTION AND IT APPEARING
~ aaio he aH8iariioa of he CLERK ssd Ma
ter. that " b Anderson IS O non .rssideut of the
State Of Ieuucs-s e. fg that the ordinary prorerl
OF law cannot De lerg "a ubOn him its therefore.
0rdsre1 that publiea.iau - male lu the Nash
vile Union aud DEpstch. "a neWapapar pubiizhed
Ia the eity 20 Nashville, Cor four successive
weeks. Tor said defendant % appear 20 the CCurt-
hsusr in the town % CeufrcFlile. nu "a Monday
IN March next. then alI there g. plead. answer
% domur. Co complalnautB Bal. OF the same will
be taken Tor confessed against him and Get for
for hearing eH partc- = Z. HOkAbkAk,
janlz-T4I z. and M.
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Arkansas RiverPlantatiOn
TO II = Al. II.

1 WING on THE ARKANSAS RIVER,
i near south Bend, containing Hbauj Nine
teen Hundred Acrgs-sIy hundred acres cleared
and timely Improved: has s. commoiiaue brick
dwelling steam gan. enc nern quarters. and
good stables i1r stock, au orchard Of six hun
drci choice apple trees and fifteen hundred
pgach trees; has iour large cisteHls capable 81
holding e0 barrels ef water Fifty haudt viii
le pot nH the place boz January next Eil. cell
with an the stock and crop on g.
Apply to 4. b. Fite. Nashville Tenn Dr O.,
james il. Moore, uu the place.
FGatUhlre Post of ArEan7ae
5anlO-dNwgrs
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Fnreign Markets.
IN CHANCERY AT GAINsBoRO

William T. Roddy Admir- Of Joseph Roddy.
deceased. So. Zachariah L. ROddy ct ais
ON MOTION OF COMPLAINANT. BY HIS
~ Solicitor. and it appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Court that the defendants Zacharah T
Roddy. Sarah k1ddy. Adam L. Wilson Thomas
NJ. Wilson. Polite Ann Purcell, Hiram Price.
Elyira Price John II Davis Sarah Ann Davis.
Harrison " Purcell George L. Purcell and
Nancy Carpenter are nsn-residents Of the State
Of Tennessee, 90 that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served on them il Is therefore
ordered By the Court that publication be made
in the Nashville Union and Dispatch, q news
paper published ia the city Of Nashville Tenn,
resident defendants to appear before the Hon
0rable ChanceTy Court Tor jackson county, Of
tho Court House IN Gainsb0r0, on the second
Monday in February, 1901 then and there %
enter their defense 20 complaInant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed. and set down
for hearing eI parte as % them.
jan3-itw R.A. cox. C. and NJ.
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a. =. MARsHAL'S SALE.

UY VIRTUE or A VEN. TX. TO ME d.
- rerted. from the Cirruit Court 81 the Uuitsd
States for the Middle District Of Tennessee
.aEued on the 1th day u January. 1867, / will
expose % public -ale 10 the highest bidder for
cash, az the Court House door ~ the city Of
Nashville. On 5AIU RDAA, the ZsD DAY OF
FEBRUARY ls57, commenting 40 10 o'clock
5. H. ali the HRht. title. claim. interest and
estate which A. l.. DAVIS has ia and 70 the f0l
lcEinF described piece or Darcei Of land. stu
ated. lying and being tn the city Of hashFllle
IeEnsgaes, t0-wit a certain h0uas aud lot ID.
uatei on College Hill, being lots Nos % and 5l
~ the plan 90 lots laid down 10 the plan 81 the
University Of Aas hyiiie property fronting hfty
feet on College street, lHi running back 10
Hume street. uu an alley being levied on 10
satisfy an execution isgued from saii Court iu
favor q A. NJ Graham Go. So. A. l. Davis.
i. X. 9LASCOCK
ianlO-4ta Mar lai Middle District Tenn
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Died. Jan. g. 1867 Mrs. Rachel Sarns Cannon.
Tclict oi the late Governor Newton Cannon, al
the residence ot hersou-iu-law. Mai Claiborne,
cot Nashville Mrs Cannon had iust entered an
on her seventy. second year, and had been a
member ot the Methodist Church shout ffty-
I'VE years She was, in almost any point of light
lu which she can ne viewed asupefior laay
She was blessed with fine natural mind and
E'ol pers"u-haa more than ordinary early adj
vantage Was vel connected iu her social ne
htuus. As member of the church She vss
wei instructed She knew the ministers she
understood the doctrines and usazes ofthe church
sue leaalF btcuture she cout0rmed @ Us rules
.ue asked n' privileges which the church did
hot srHnt and objected t5 none OF Ia iustiu.
N"ns. she attended 90 the preached word. shs
wa alNaN ~ ihF prayer and class meeting, she
We true to the chuuh, her God ana her family
ana responded Oh all the demands al society And
HumsnilN. Az vile. mother uuighbor. and
litha. sAe /" O. equal 90 the position SEa W.
nlesl 40 her children and died lameDtei 40
4it rs "a success ana her last end wa- that d
enc Ilau'e'lH A ]. p GerrV
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NOfiea.

4 Ii THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAIN 4
"A the estate Of ReddicE summer deceased.
are hereby notified % hle the same with the
Clerk Of the County Court Of stewart county.
State Of Tennessee. 90 OF before the 10Th day 0i
March. 1877. legaliy authenticated. ln order that
the same may be GQuidated aud diseharsed BAL
accordance with the acts VI the Legi lafuTe ~
the State Of Ienneaseq relative % ins0lF snt
estates. This the 9Th day of DeeeEnber ls66
decs-4rwr EDMUND kIAsOA. AIM
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IN CmANCERY IA cA,rDEN.

e. l.. Mann and r. r. Han vs. Henry Eichar
and " /. Smedley.
1T APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
Il Master from allegations in the bill which
are sworn TO- that W. l.. Smedley. one Of the de-
PENDANTS IN this cause. is nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee. so that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upon him it j. there
fore ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks IN the Union and Dispatch q
newspaper Published ia the city Of Nashville
Tennessee. requiring said defendant 90 appear
AZ the next term II the ChaEsery Court, % be
held Ht the Court House IN Camden. on the fourth
Monday in February next. then and there 90
plead. answer or temur % compliments, bill. 90
the same viii be taken Tor confessed and set for
trial eK parte BE- 20 him. January Sth 1867.
janl2-Wit ". A. SfEELE. C. and NJ.
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To COusumpityes.-The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks, by a
very simple remedy after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious 70 make
known to his felloF-sufferers the meaEs Of cure.
To ali who desire it, be will send r copy of the
prescription used, free Of CHARGE, with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same. which
they will find "A SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives TO be invaluable and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG Kings county. New York.
Oct23-ly
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Notice oil DIssoImtion.

uNHE FIRM OF BOONE, GIBLIN & MANS
/ FIED has been this day dissolved By mutual
consent MhllAA aisLsT5lt NJ a,1 ing nom
arted by A F. Boone and Richard Uiblin, under
the style Of Boone & 9ibliu. All s..et5 and
liabilities Of the irm Of Boone, Gitiin 4 Mans
field are assumed b. the new 6Lm u Boone L
aibIjn A. r. BOONE.
r. GIBLIN.
VIM MANSFIELD.
wills Point. Benton Co., Tenn, Jan, /, 1867.
Ianll-lm
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All who value beautiful head OF hair. aat "a.
preservation frsu premature saidusn aad tara
ing gray, will not fail @ use Lyons cslsbuist
KathairOn. Il makes the haI rich. son AMI
glossy, eradicates daHdrua, sal eassss tbs hslr =
grow with luHuriant beauty. Il L sold every
where.
E. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. H.. T..
Saratoga spEing wafer. sold by al
Druggist
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IN lifting the kettle from the Gre { lealtst
myself very 6eyeFsly-Oss hand almost o. q crisp.
The torture WA undesirable.
The Mexican Mustang Liuimeat relieved tbs
pain almost Immediately. IL healed rapidly and
en- very little scar.
CHAs. FosTER. 40 Broad street. Pbllais.
This is merely sample Of what ths Muztans
Lniment will do Il Is Invaluable in all cases o.
wounds swelllng5. sprains. cuts. bruises spavin1.
etc. either upon man or beast
Beware Of counterfeit None is genuine anisll
wrapped in Gne steel-plate shgraFiRE8. bearing
the signature Of O. ". Wsstbrook Chemist. aut
the py,oa'- stamp o. DEa,s BAsyEs B Co.. New
York.
saratOga spring water. sold by I'D
Dguggists
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

HUNTING ExCURsIoN.-Our city MINI
rods who pride themselves on being crack
shots, left the town yesterday morning on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
for Mitchelville Station, TO try their skill
in bird and rabbit shooting. The party
consisted Of W. z. Martin, the champion
shot Of the State Of Tennessee, John Nc
Intyre, Hugh Douglas, and others
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT A
- Commission appointed by authority Of Acg
Of Congress, 20 pass upon the Claims Of loyal
persons for compensation for their slaves who
we're enlisted OF drafted into the United states
army. within the State Of Tennessee. Is nov IN
session in Nashville, and prepared % receive ait
such claims. at the room Of the Commission.
No ~ C0lounade Building, Cherry street
.. l.. DAVIS President
L. s.. Commission for state 81 TeBnsssce
Nashville, Ieanes1ee.
dec25-gtf
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Heimstrsst's inimitabls Hair CoI1rE4 has bssn
steadily growing in favor fss ogas sHsntg ysass
IL acts upon the aba5rbenta % the r0pts Of ths
hair. and change it 20 its original Color b. DE-
grees. AN instantaneous dye isadsn aad h;gurs
the hair. Heimsifsat's u 4af lee but l. CERTAIN
10 iss results. promotes IL srowtE, and - beau
tiful Has DnEs5fy8. Prirs 10 cents and q o
3old b. all dealers.
Saratoga SpFinz water, sid b. .lI
DruZgi1ts. .aeFAl-a8W-lE
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold seems to be somewhat on the rise,
having opened in New York yesterday at
1851, YVES 1867 at 1880, advanced to 1852 at
P. IL, and closed at 1856 at4 p. N. The
rate here was 1913 buying, and lS5 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows:
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

WI acknowledge the compliments OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sulzbacher from their silver
wedding" ia the shape Of bountiful sup.
ply Of the good things under which their
table groaned Tuesday night twenty-lfth
anniversary Of their marriage, 10 which we
referred Yesterday.
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LVos's EETE4Cr o. PvzE J44.ig4 atysks-
Tor Indigestion. Nausss Heart barn. Sick Hsa1
ache. Cholera MoFbu8. &c. shsrs a warning.
genial stimulant is required. As naTsfsi DrCEa
ration and entire purity make e q cheap and re-
liable article i1r culinary purposes. sold every
where. AZ 20 cents per bottle
Saratoga spriaE water. I,II b. I'll
Druggists.
WaAr DID MA younE LADY returning % her
country home aftsr loiosfs.of lev months IL
Ia New York. saa hardly recognised b. h.
frisnds. IN place oi q rasiie aashed face. ghs
had a son. ruby csmpisrloa. OF almost marble
su0othnaaa and instead ol =. she really appeared
but u. She told thsm Hlaisly she used HaF.Ba
Magnolia Ban. Aud EouA Rot be aithall i.
Aay lady can improve her psrsonaI Appearance
very much b. USING ihis aFticir ls san be ordered
Of any Druzsilt CO Gals % cent?.
Saratoga spElnE water. ssi b. al
Druggists.
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ElTEl

on Iuc7dsy. the 18th inst, az n O'Clock p. ..
SAN. NASlrFR. The friends and acquaintance.
cl The ibmiiy are rcsT cctlully juylted 90 attend
bis funeral at the residence OF the late james p
Clark. oa Spruce street. % o'clock. this p. A.
Divine service by The Rev. DT Moore.
j guvnrg T.
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PASSENGER TRAN.-Col Taylor most
excellent gentleman and model con
ductor on the Louisville and Nashville
road. brought the train in ON time last
evening with q good trip Of passengers
The trial of the train robbers AT Franklin,
we learn from passenger still progresses
with accumulativc evidence against the ac-
ruscd parties.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

EvENIryRE- Nessr. Wcaklcy x War
rem have q large stock of furniture, which
embrace some of the fines, and most fash.
icuablc parlor and bedroom sets ever
brought 20 this market Parties going to
housekeeping, or desiring TO rcrumish their
houses, would dowcll 10 take look through
3he extensive rooms of Messrs. Weaklcy a
Warren, who will sen as cheap as can be
bought any where. Their advertisement
appears iu this mornings UNIoN AND DIs
pArCH. 90 which refer
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S. -X.-Thea amount plantation Bit
tiers sold IN one year Is something startling lhss
would OH Broadway si8 feet high. lF0m the Pask
to4th Street brakes mandatory Is one Of tbs
institutions Of New York. II Il said that Drake
painted all the rocks IN ;hs Eastern States
with his cabalistic s. T.-l859-X" ana
then got the old granny Legislators &c pass a Ias
preventing disGsuring the face Of nature +"
which gives him monopoly We do not kn0a
how this Is. butwe DO know the Plantation Bitter
SILL as Do other article ever did. They are used
BY all classes Of the community. and are death on
Dyspepsia-certain. They are very inYiE0ratin s
when ianguid and weak. and q great appetizer
Saratoga sPFiag water. Sold by al
Druggists.
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EXCELLENT CoIToN.--Messrs. Briggs q
Co. were in receipt on yesterday Of forty
seven bales Of very superior Tennessee
cotton from near the Alabama State line
Il is splendid cotton and well boled. The
article commands in market 25@25ecr
with fair supply on hand.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

COMMITTED 10 JAN FOR LARcENY.-
Joseph Taylor, negro man, was committed
70 jail on yesterday, under minimus from
Esquire Wilkinson, charged with stealing
a mule from James Young thetheit having
been committed some months ago.
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A CONSTABLE FNED.-Oae Of our city
constablcs, whose name ia withheld by re-
quest, got :rio difficulty ON Deaderick
street, On Yesterday, while trying 10 quell
a disturbance of a drunken man. Hewas
fined S2j and cost, but took an appeal TO
the higher courts.
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small Bonds a pr. CO. less Gold...-..... ...-.la1
Tennessee Bonds, new Csc Silver. .......-l22
Also. highest price paid for all kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. See prise list, furnished when desired.
Deposits received, and Exchange furnished on
New York, Cincinnati Louisville, Memphis, Eng
land, ireland, Fruncc, and an parts Of Germany
CORPORATION CHrCEs cashed a; best rates.
OFFICE. coruer Union ami Cherry street, oppo-
site Bank Of Tennessee.
olce hours, 8 A. ~. 60 P. S.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

REMAINS TO ARGrrr.-Mr Hagau the
engineer, and Stephen Hopkina the fire
man, who were killed ON the explosion Of
the boiler Of an engine, attached 60 o con-
sjmction train, near Hickman, ON Sunday
morning last, will arrive in the city this
morning, g.a. the Nashville and North
western Railroad Haran's remains will
be Inferred here, and Hopkins viii be
placed in The public vault tin such time
us they can be sent 60 his former home in
IeHn-AINAnia.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Rev York stock ana Money Mark i

New York stock and Money Market.
New YORK, January l6.-Ihe money market
vas rather active towards the close, but rates
remain unchanged. Gold atone timereaehed l5T.
Governments steady. Coupons for 81, 1859 1857
90 1917; '64 l053z@l051s; rs, 105Gl055z l040s
100; 7-30s lOil&9l0iE compounds lO95z9
ll6H. Stocks lower, closing prices Ohio certs
~: W. 4. Tel. 469z; Erie 6514@653si Reading
l04349l0434 NJ. S. l2OAal2D12 Pitts. sl1f9gl2E
r. /. 523s: N. W. b7H96S; preferred Slts982
Mining shares lower. Gregory Il To- Corydon 6l5
Quartz Hill $3.50.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, JanJl6 P. Motion more active
and shade iirmer; sales 900 bales middlng
upland ut A4ga5c., closing firm at tho latter
figures.
So 4OalD 50 for super6ne; $40 504ll 50 for extra
State; Sll 60@l2 40 for choice 81 6N94 50 for
trade brands, closing at $40 50dlO - for extra
State. Closing heavy.
Whisky nominal.
Wheat dull and favorable 10 buyers. Ryefrm.
Barley quiet at g2c in bond. Corn hriner but
dull at 81 Il for mixed western.
Petroleum firm at l9dlglgc for crude and ga
2Sc Orrefned in bond,
Coffee unchanged. Sugar quiet at 1910 II for
Cuba MOlasseS uuchangedA
Mess pock closed at SD 63Gh - for new Beef
hams quiet at sass. Bacon unchanged. Cut
meats heavy 40 slHGlOr for shoulders and loo
laI{c for hams Dressed hogs frmer at S05l4c
for western. Lard drmer at llA@ l2'sc Butter
l5d2Oe. Ohio cheese firm at l3IDe.
Cincinnati Market
CINcINyATr Jan. l6.--Cotton dull and nothing
doing.
Flour very duh and nothing doing Wheat
dull and prices nominal. Corn firm az 5l953c
for ear. and 5Ig5Sc shellet. Oats dull at 49g5Oc
for No. !. Rye declined to 81 1901 Is. Barley
steady nj 81 1OGl 70 for prime 10 choice.
Whisky dull at 2hc. What IS called duty paid
is uusaleable.
Hogs firm at S717 = for light; s. 3od7 GO for
medium. Mess pork SO. Bulk meats in fair
demand at 74a9i%c for shoulders and y3914c
for sides, Loose. Bacon firm. Green NESTS g. 9
and Zoe. Lard l2c;
Groceries unchanged.
Gold 10. Exchange steady.
81. LOHis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan l6.-FIour-dull and unchanged.
! I59S5. Oats dull Is. Provisions unchanged.
Mess pork 80 05a20, Bacon and bulk meats ua-
changed.
Tobacco 20 for common.
Whisky unsettled. with more sellers than buy
eTs at 81 leG2 li54.
Hogs higher at $4,000 Number packed to
date 1900.
New Orleans Market.
NEW OELEANs. Jan. l6.--Cotton firm; saies Of
900 bales low middling at 311<; middlng 32i
receipts $50 bales; exports 6OOO bales.
con. none offering. Lard dull. Whisky 3 20.
Gald 1859; Sterling exchange l47i5: Freisht-
unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LIyERPooL, Jan. l6.-Cottou opened steadier
at l49sd.
LONDON, Jan. l6-Americau securities closed
as follows: Illinois Central 8l4 Erie Az:
/ j-9)'s 72E consols 9Ots for money
PARIs Jan. l6.-FIye-twenties -
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

HEAVY FEFIGHT. There were seventy
one car loads Of freigh, down by the Louis
Vile aud Nashville Railroad yesterday,
designed for this city and points further
South
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

A LARGE PAaK CATALOGUE. TEACH
n ing hos b. remove Ian. ffsekies. PimFisa
blgtrhes Moth Patrhe, salinwue=. Eruptlons,
and AN impurties u The skin. boa o. force
whiskers restore. curl and beauty the hair,
reuea the axe. care druukrnGess nervous debil-
its, and other useful EuH valuable inturmNilgn
Eyery baIy send ior u AIdre7I BEkGE ..
SHUTS & CO.. Chemi-sE, - River street
Iroy. n. b deciE-Wltl
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

A WoMAN FAILS FROM A WAGoN.-On
yerterday afternoon a woman with child
ia her arms was thrown from wagon on
Market street, juat in front OF the St.
Charles Hotel. Neither the woman nor
child was seriously hurt, though she was
considerably Jared 10y the fall
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17
IN CHANCFRY AT CAMDFN.

f. Cowel and Others ys. NJ Lexington and
others.
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
4 Of the Clerk and Master, from allegations 10
the amended bill which are sworn TO- that M
HeTingtOn. one Of the defendants In this cause,
is p non resident Of the State Of Tennessee so
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon him: % IS therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks iu the
Union and Dispatch, a newspaper published in
the city Of Nashville. Tenn, requiring s1id de-
PENDANT 20 appear at the next term Of the
ChnDcery Court. 10 be held at Camden on the
fourth Monday IN February next, then and there
90 plead. answer OF demur to complainant bin.
the same will be taken for confessed and set
for trial eE parte ls % ham. January 5th. 1907
jan l2-wit W. A. STEELE. G. and NJ
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

AaUA DE- MAaSoLIa-The prsttssBt thing. ina
sweetest thing" and the most 81 1t Tor the least
money. IL oyercomss the sdor Of Derlpirati3a
sOfteus ami adds delCacy to the skin. Is a delight
ful perfume; allays headache and inflammation
and IS = necessary companion in the sick r0om.
in the nursery, and upon the toilet sideb0aId. IL
can be obtained syery#heIs At enc dollar per
bottle
Saratoga spriaE water, 5ol8 b. lI
druggists
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

TIE OLD THEATRE 10 BE OPENED or
MONDAY NIGHT Naive have positive
information that Mr.. Joel Davis will open
the Old Theatre on next Monday night
with an efficient and well selected company.
Mr.. d. is a theatrical manager Of consid-
cradle experience. We wish him all sue
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

FATHER RYAN.--The tickets for the
lecture on Tuesday night are ont, and going
of like hot cakes. Help the ladies along,
gentlemen, and they will bless you for IT,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

WHERE THEY board. W. Sloss,
President and J. J. Nandyne, General SUI
periutendent Of the Nashville and Decatur
Railroad. both most excellent officers and
courteous gentlemen, board at the Stacey
H0uep