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THE GRAHAM A
For RenG.

THIS beautiful and spacious RESIDENCE
i AM GROUNDS are offered FOR RENT
to an acceptable tenant for one year nom LIST
January next. Application to be made TO Col.
W. l.. Dun, IS West Court street. or 70
ROYSTER, TREZEVANT & 20.
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JOHN x.
Ar CHI II II . II,
3I7 Second Street.

nLANs and specifications for all descrlp-
tons or private and pablic buildings fur
nished on short notice.
Remod-lfng OF old bulldogs also attended
to. Specimens Of work can be seen at the
Office as above. All kinds or building opera
lions superintended in person. uOV2g 8m
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No. 321 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
q. AGENTS FOR TIE UNITED STATES.
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Long enough; well, my friend, does it make
and QUICKP

ndos not only make good BAaa, butahUt ONE FOURTE MORE to given amour or
nderH Ike circumstances OF qualify and smpeatuaa and in about ONE HALF THE
TIME required by the use OF the cold dashsL" An however quite rady to conaasth atB .
will ntp make HuuerG Q@k@ the boosted" Five Mnue" and omer"ngMnH1z" ChuruA nor
would " havet 50 quick nr the very plain and simple rs@D that the extraordinarily und
operation OF such Chuu syeds st the uss1ta MASS 9SOFT LARDY unhuHng aG raE
ti@eR RICE. GRALyY, WAXK FIRM ad LVELY QUALIZLESwhe constitute RE4E
GOOD BUTTER.
Well sir have one of the "Od fashioned d" Chums-n Cd family relic Of svsa, gene
atons past and % I undetandy you that nothing more rquEed than oe Of IN e FIN
LEY DARaERsPr
Nothing else whatever to complete he SIMPLEST CHE4 PE8T and MOST 6ATsFAC
TORY CRURNLyG APPARATUS That world msy yeti produced
Well MEND once moree zcussm me ar-nght wnn Pleased, hGta Titles gJ eousC Cant
help it. Are you sure IN moi Qe ofhe Yankee hunbuss-OneOf thu q" MJip me Nutmen %
or Oneof the" Hub Of the Universe Hams" sort hnsis such hamst that would to bokupoa
"boad guags" grin 70 the phz " the most rsdions spcure-bnt Win omevhat Of
achangein the" programme and scenery" when casting sly peep At tie cook anrm many
eforsto snoe bmn @t~o ushi such IOOk@md such tonguD g !" as all understand
Who have been "thuay donsm for" .-"
MehnksI discovers mutual ymPHhys similarity OF experience Inc a amnard deter
ninaiont to avoids al humbnE4 especially with he YaBk es' Peax NJ hisnd.s FLyLEYS
DAsEER" ISSo HOABUG mott bit 81 sir IT'S q" home Invention and will upon It's
own ausm Gt.w wiz its wayi into every houshod in the land Norh nj smfh- The Dsher
is open to competition, and for" common sense every day prscHeI use and household eeou-
oy, ay 70 Yankee or anybody ese REAF IT II zoo GIN
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NOTICES.

NOTI E.
To al whom it may concern
1 viii, en- the first Monday in December next,
apply for letters of administration on the estate
OF Jahiei Jones, deceased.
J. q. ONE
November 6. 1857. uo7 Iaw4Wa
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MOtice Id ~ Pnuers.

N'WNVW~
ny order OF Board OF County commissioners
ID / Will proceed 10 issue DISTRESS VAR
RANTS to all owners Of PERSONAL PROP
ERTY in shelby county, whose taxes shall re-
main due and unpaid after the S0th day OF No
1867. PHILIP GARNlN
Tax Collector Shelby county, Tenn.
Ledger, Post and German paper copy one
week. nOvl5
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Principal Depot for the southsrnststgs for FINLEYs cHURN DAsHER,
Sl Main street. Memphis, Tenn, and for sale by agents everywhere.
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All Cotton consigned 10 US Insured, unless Othervfs

All Cotton consigned 10 US Insured unless otherwise Instructed
wekep generally oil hand tn following articles, at the LOWEST MARKET RATES, vn.N
Mess Pork, Bacon, Sugar Cured Hams, Lard, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Ts,
Rice, Molasses, Salt, Candles, Oysters, Sardines, Can Fruit, Candies. Raj
sins, Pickles, Cheese Tobacco, ssgars, Snuff, Crackers, Soda, Spices, Pep
per, Ginger Indigo. Nader. Cotton Yarns, Coppsras, Brooms, Buckets,
Washooards, Kentucky and India Bagging, Rope, Iron Ties, Gum Betting,
Irvine, etc, etc.
Cash Advances made Oh Cotton SHIPPED to Stewart GdlTGti FIT, N ORLEANS.
STEWART, & FIzER,
COTTON FACTORS I'M COMMISSION
Node Union Street,
oG@ d&w NEW ORLEANS, La
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WHY DO you ASK ME THAT QUESTION, SIR
Because one Of them is eeded,n NJ douot and that badly anonsyOH household Onvsn-
ion to the ladies' upon whomsu hduasu usually dsvoNe
What's the article? What's the descriptionP What's it do,
pray, SirP
Well sdmpy two screw prope1erw wheels t@hd to he owe end oa star or sndR
Whchs placed In the "Od fashioned" wooden or tub chun, and worked In the I'M man
nr precisely as the old Dasha - u@etEO wheels rsvove rapidly ana in cOuubsrdh directions
at every uP nd dowu moyemen ofthe "DmhT completely Eanpdng and cutting the
cream init then inustP particles whheh the rme timely aid ofhe "ar beds" in eea IL
hehM air thus seingb " heh simplest pOo@sth he tuep principles Il Good Butter Making"
Well, sir, is the thing simple-Very simple?
Why SO very simplex hen aht atn oa word Of expanaHonB necessary Why Bid
d"" Aunt Dnah" or the eight year oil child can both understand ana use ana eomdnt for
uern lives inagne any other purpossh rtL
Is it durable and substantial, sir?
Its madeo Of the best sh@tZ ne-w ntr &azong-neat and with Ordinary care vi
Lass slong@ yOua and your gaBdehndpns chndren.
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Retail Price. $ 90 Each, and invariably Cash.
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81 DECLARATION OF RIGHTS.
ARTICLE XI.

nsEcTI0N y The DeclaFation Of
p,ob = hereto prefxed is declared to be a
~ he Constitution Of this State,
sbab never be violated on any pre-
80 whateysy. And to guard against
-trsussression Of us high powers v shaye
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~FAsCS DAYclSa.--An exchange cautions
young men " no caa dance the fancy dances
not to go tosa ball with q young lady who
ean, and addsa few suggestions as follows
ialf we ever have any children We shall
teaeh them TO dance he faacy dances, to the
neglect Of their catechism. Not that they
will enjoy The hupping around first on one
foot then on the other, then on both; hui
they will have good chance TO hug other
folks wives and sweethenrts! This is The
OF dancing No one could object
then but II fellow were 10 sit by the side
Of his own wife, even, in ball room, and
hug her half az. hari--well wouldn't there
be remarks ?" Guess not. I'VE speak ironi.
cally.) Talk about going to picnics, spark
ing by moonlight, sitting on he stoop SUP.
day evening aud stealing kiss every time a
star shoots, (ihats the incest game sleigh
riding hy The side OF rosy checked girl, OF
eating happiness with gold spoon--all, all
these sink into insignifcance when fancy
dancing comes on. But then II fellow
don't krow how, and takes to aparty agir
that does he has 10 eli on cold bench and
see another doing the sweet hugging of thai
angelic creature, that be paid his ticket to
itsawfu!l Just sit and see another's arm
where yours ought to be. Her head where
1t should not be--and, well, don't take cir
TO dancing p,rry miles: you know tn,
ropes.
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Sheriff Sale OF Real Estate.

BY VIRTUE of an Execution 10 me d.
recled, issued from the Circuit Court, Dec.
2olh 1866, in favor Of VI G. Gholson, and
against John Brady, will expose Ia pub-
hc sale TO the highest bidder, FOR CASH,
on the Nh day of February, 1867, In the
City OF GAINESVILLE, At the .Conn House. a
tract Of land, AS the property Of said John
Bradley aud in favor Of Al. q. Gholson,
bounded rs follows; Beginning at Ray
bnra's corner on the South bank of Cumber-
land river, RAINING thence up said river with
the mcanders, TO VIM. Badshaw's North,
east corner; thence West with bradshaw 4
Inc TO the Western boundary OF tract OF
land formerly owned by John Steele and
conveyed by him N Robert and Sarah Mel.
son by will thence North with said line to
Rsyburns liaei thence West with Ray burn:
line 10 the beginning, containing by estima
ti0n so acres, be the same more OF less. =
Said land Is in Dis. No. ~, Montgomery
county, Tennessee.
T. RAGEY, Sheriff
Jan. 4, ls67--it pr fee 81.
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Louisville References j. II. Lindenher.
ger, Cashier Merchants Bank of Kentucky
G. A. Lewis President First National Bank
Col. L. I. Thustin, Secretary Southern Nh.
tual Life Insurance company Jos. T. Temp.
kins Wholesale Merchant; Newcomb, Buch,
anan & Co. Wholesale Merchants; Il. g
Lun 4 Co., Hroprleiors Mercantile Agency
Gen. Richard w. johnson. .-F-t'
Nashville Reierences.--Thomas B. Sample
Cashier finders Bank OF Tennessee; A. q
Sanford. President First National Bank J
O. McCrory, Cashier First National Bank
Adams, Gibson & Co, Wholesale Merchants
lion, II II. Harrison, United States Dislr.c
Attorney; S. Watson, President Bank o
Tennessee; Wing, Tobey Co, Bankers
Col. +. p. Ferry, United States Tax Commits
soner; N L. Alloway, Esq. ~.
DIR. w. II. ASTNER
is our authorized Agent for Clarksville ant
vicinity. rtt.
Dee. ~, ls66-tf @ Ia.
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vi i------ lsaa s{nss atH
We lstely saw an advertisement headed as
above. 1t conveys to'svsry boy an impress
sivc moral lesson.
An honest industrious boy Is always want
ed. He will be sought Tor; bis services will
be In demand 4 hs will BE- spoken of In high
terms Of cornnhendaticr |; be win aiways
haven home, he will grow up TO be aimen OF
known worth and established character.
lie will be wanted. The merchant will
want him for salesman or clerk the master
mcchsnic will want him for apprentice or
journey man, tlose with q job to let will
want him for contractor; paiieats want him
for q doctor; religious Congregations for q
pastor; parents. for teacher Of their chill
dren. aud the people for an officer,
He will be soanfed. Townsmen will want
him for a citizen; neighbors US q friend :
acquaintance as a neighbor; families as a
visitor the world as an acquaintance; nay
girls will want him fora beau, and finally
for husband. ..-..a
An honest, Industrious boy Just think
of it, boys; win youanwer this description
Can you apply for that situation Are you
sure that you will be scasted7 You may be
smart and active, but that does not Hllthe
reqnistion--are you honest? You may be
incal able--are you tpdiistrious? - You, may
he wen dressed and create d gfayorable IN
preston nj Grst sight; are sou sure your
tsiends, teachers and acquaintances can re.
commend you for those qualities 2
4,How would you feel, your CHARACTER moi
being Tins established, on hearing the words
Z" ! can't employ your" 80 81,
Mailing else will ar can make I'M for IN,
lack of these qualities. No readiness nc
npsness for business will do it. You mus
be honest and indusirious--must work ant
labor; will your calling and election fol
places OF profit and trust By made sure.
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FURTHER Particulars or the Loss ioI
the Platte Valley.

j..
.MExPnIs, Jan. l8-Ahout sixty lives were
lost by the sinking Of The Platte Valley last
night Shestr,,ek the wreck Of the gunboa
JsT Thompson, tearing away her starboar,l
SIDE and sunk 10 four minutes in forty feet
water. Most OF her cabin passengers were
saved 70 far us known, but the passenger
list was los. and IL is impossibls to obtain a
correct list. a. e ss4r..4 gsr +
A family named Roberts, consisting of
thirteen, were all lost.
The boat was loaded TO the guards and was
under unloading ut the time.
Col Gus. A. Henay, jr. an wife were on
board, but were saved, losing all their bag
gage.
1t is rsr1aflente coincidence that Hon.
orable Gls. A, Henry. ST., lis father was on
board the Fashion, when sunk a few days
ago. - We 49, -
Col. Henry says one woman, through her
owu cxeriions, saved her drunken husband
and Eve children by wadng through the wa.
Hr on the hnrricap deck and putting then
on the wheel house after the boat had settled
and careened. u
The bodtwns owned by Captains johnson
& Blake, and was valued at $40 900, partial
ly insured. She was running between her,
and VeksbuTg under auspices Of the Mem
phis h ST. Louis Picket Company.
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LAST OF raD CoxyrprpAcy,-Tbere ver


LAST OF TIN Communicative were
sold in, this city, Saturday at public auction.
'on account of the United States, a lot OF
hospital or field streachers the property o,
the late Conieieracy. They We're purchased
by commission merchant at sixteen cents
apiece, and i'll be converted, the cloth into
grain bags and the wool into garden frames
II was a sad sight and suggested monrnfu
reflections. 1t spoke Of pale faces and bleed
ing form; it spoke ofsutfering and anguish
|, spoke Of bate and carnnge---of defeat ant
victory itspoke OF hunger, and thirst, and
exhaustion 1t spoke OF bighled hopes anC
brolen hearts; OF vacant seata and mourn
lug homes; tspoke Of furled banners an,
shattered hnces, and II spoke Of Draw
people ground beneath the heel of despoli
spower. We turned from the scene unde
the influence Of those sad memories Lynch
burg VirgiDidn.
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SLAVES!
ENLISTED IN THE U. 8. ARMY!
Loyal Owners in Tennessee are emit.
tied to
Rnn nOTTA T1S

800 Do1AlAA HS
Each, for all Slaves Mustered into the Mill
tary Service.
A BOARD hns been recently appointed by
Il the Secretary of War to examine and
character. Tue trcsldent of this Board is
in Nashville, and has fitted mp nm Office
The other members OF the Board are expec-
ted this week, and the business will com
mence at once.
We have organized Branch Office, in this
city, for the purpose of prosecuting this par
ticular class Of c';ias Our house mas been
engaged for The past two months In prepar-
ing and prosecuting these claims before the
Missouri and Kentucky Commissioners and
is familiar with all the rules aud. decisions
there made, as well rs the most recent RI.
lings of the Secretary of War on The subject
We, therefore. offer orr services to Altor
neys, Agents aud Claimants, throughout the
State, believing we enjoy unusual facilities
for serving them. These claims will be OK
amined first by the Board. but final action
can only be taken by the proper Department
at Washington
| Onr purpose is to attend personally before
the Board in Tennessee, the heiler to enable
us 10 serve clients ut Washington. ai. 'I4
We desire one or more correspondents il
each county, with whom We will divide fees
And we will fnrni n TO them NIL needed
blanks and printed instructions, and keeI
them fully informed from time TO time Of III,
action of the Board We furnish individual
claimants, blanks and full Instructions Il
enable illcm 10 prepare their Claims "a
Ia a. H., u.
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Farming Implements I
Orphan Asylum.
aOLARKSyILLR, TENNESSEE.

THIS INSTITUTION BEING NOW IN
operation, those who desire the ndmis.
sion of Orphans may correspond with Mrs.
A.. G.. Munford, Corresponding Secretary,
who will furnish blank forms of application,
and II other Information. Guardians, nc,
are earnestly requested not to send children
to Clarksville. prior to such correspondence,
ne The officers Of the Institution will be res
possible for the care Of no children whose
case has not been previously considered BY
them. MARION HENRY, Pfes't.
Nov. 0, ls6S--6w llaoo i,sa3 4,
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General Hood, in recent address, gives
General Clebarnes last words TO him a,
franklin He said +" General, have my
division in two lines, and am ready. Gen
eral, am more hopeful Of the success 0,
our canse thar have ever been since the
swar commenced Within twenty. Eve min.
-n,es the brave soldier was no more. Within
AN hour, whole army was mourning
over the great loss. Thus ended III,
career Of this distinguished man--hopefu
even to the last hour, bat doomed 10 disap
polntment 40 all other men.
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Special Notice. = !,
se 81 - so 9---- asE aNe q slilsN
Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills,

ARE prepared only for Legitimate pdfposs
and are the on'y. safe and effective medicine
for females exsant.s ipgit 80 Sc a, A.,
DO not, tribe with your health, and uss
cheap and dangerous medicine, which Drug
gists have bought, and win recommend, b.
ing ignoram Of their pssperties. nhos
They are certain cure for all those pain
fnl and dangerous disorders to which tho
Female constitution is subject. They mode
rate all excess, and remove all distractions;
They invigorate the debilitated and delicate,
and by regulating and Strengthening the
system the hue of health is restored TO the
cheeks, weakness of the spine and limbs ~
Iieved, and all the indications OF Nervous
Debility removed No maiden, wife, or
mother should be without them. ,as,s
Try them--use according to direction, and
be convinced that they are the LAprs
FRIEND. ~
| Ask for Mrs. Winsl0w's Mystic Pi1.s.
Take none other. Price 50 per boz, o. .
boxes for s.. For sale by oil druggists.
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"a DIR. Daingerfield
HAS OBTAINED THE RIGHT oFiTHIs
III county TO DR.. ,Hadfelds .t :. $3.50
GUIDE TO HEALfH,i
GU "A LIZER

Which he has connected with his practice,
and is now prepared to operate, 1T the Plan
tiers House, on al who may give him call.
Dr. Hadheld says: 1.-THE cases which wehave
treated aud cured are those which have been
declared incumble by all schools Of medicine,
viz: Paralysis Curvature Of the Spine, Spinal
affections, Chronic Rheumatism Geaerat
Debility. Weak Chests, Weak Backs, Semi
nal Weakness, lmpotcncy, Deficient Growth
of the, Gcnemiiye Organs, Derangement Of
the Mind, SpasDs, Epilepsy, Affections Of The
Eyes and Ears, Torpid Livers, Seiaticas
Shrunken Limbs, Asthma, and some saees
that have been, declared Consumption" ~,
SEPT. IA. leG6-tf
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in CHANCERY.

II. l.. Williams and wife VS.. Geo. Trice c,
ais, and L. Fairfax and wife vs. II. L.
Williams.
IN pursuance of m order made at the Oc-
'ober term, 1866 OF the Chancery Court al
Clarksyillc, ] will offer for sale on Moneay
2sth January, 1867, at public auction mt the
Court Honse in GAINESVILLE, q TRACT OF land
containing 2o7 acres, and riuated on the
Cumberland river, miles below GAINESVILLE
said farm having been formerly occupied BY
Brigham Trce. 4tt Was
TERNs;-l and years credit. Notes with
good security required, and lien retained
until the purch ,se money is paid.
w, T. SHACKLEFORD, G. 4 N.
Jan. II, 1857, 81, adv 4 bills %. f1
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SHOES AND HATS,
Cheaper than Ever

VALIANT h LANDER have inst re-
' ceived. In addition to their already large
TIMORE CITY MADE ROOTS AND
SHOES, a fresh supply Of BROGAaS, also
a fine lot Of Hosiery and other Furnishing
Goods--all which we arc determined to sell
cheaper than they can be bought in the State.
FLU RS! FURS! FURS!
Having an agency for Ladies Furs, we
can supply them at Louisville or Cincinnati
prices. Call and examine our stock.
- VALIANT h LANDER. p
| Nov. 80, &c 2m
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REFERENCES :

G. T. Lewis, Esq, General w. A. Quarles,
D. N. Kennedy, President Northern Bank,
Clarksvile, Tenn; Edgar Jones. Cashier 3D.
National Bank, Nashville, Tenn; H. l..
Garth, Cashier Commercial Bank, Memphis.
Tennessee Thoaas r. Pctius, New Provi-
dence; NJ. r. higgins. New Providence; W.P.
Hume. Helms / johnson, Frich l. Courts.
". N. Tandy. Bloch Brothers, Courts and
Beaumont Crusman h Chestnut, Coulter &
Hi,lman. T. & r. e. McCuloch, Colonel J.
E. Bailey, Col. J. r. House, Matd.l \ Bro.
Nov. l6, lS66-tf. ~"@@ p -.esais "a >
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Uncle Sam had a nelghbor who was In the
hahit Of working On Sunday, bat after n
while jpined the church. One day he met
the minister to whose church he belonged.
swell, Uncle Sam sad the minister, do
you see any difference in air, p, since he
Joined the church2' Job, yes said Uncle
Sun, great difference. Before when he
went GU, TO meni his feuce on Sunday he
carried bis az on bic shoulder but now he
carries il under his ovsrcoai.
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TRu ! \ SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of Deed Of Trust sxecutsd
ID to me on the l6th day Of Jan, 1881, BY
q. A. woodson. and registered in the Reg.
ister's ofiice, OF Montgomery county, Tenn,
in book No Z, pages 72l, 722 72s.a I viii eifer
for sale, at woodford, on tho 9th day Of Feb
ruary, 1857, two tracts Of land, one contain
ing three hundred and twenty scres The
other, one hundred and sixty six acres. For
boundaries refer to book No. 5 and page 670.
aud hook No. Q and pages s64 and 3d.
Said land lies In Districts No. Is and 10. q
Terms Of sale; Cash enough 70 pay ex-
penses, balance on one ard two y<sru
credit: notes with good security, and : lien
retained until the pnrchnse money 10 paid.
The right Of redemption is waived. 49,
janet -,.s. D, GRANT, Trnstss.
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DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
L tween w. y. RUSSELL 4 son, is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent. Hereas-
ter will act as agent Tor WIN. O. RUS
Sell. also AZ general agent for n. ELDRiDGE
4 co. now offer SAsSiss, LEabsv and
Whisk.y, at greatly reduced prices for cash,
! will pay cash for 1000 to 5000 bushels
Of corn, delivered as Palmyra, Team, within
very shors time.
, ". a. RussEx, Agss.
Jan eth, ls66-4w
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Dissolution.

THE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
istiug under The firm aud style OF Morrison
Il Faith, was dissolved on The Is, day Of
January, 1861, by mutual consent. =. II.
Morrison Is alone authorized 10 settle the
business of the old firm. Mr.. Faith VIII
oniinue the business At The old stand. Mr..
Morrison desires 10 return bis thanks to this
uolic for past f,yors, and asks continuance
OF the same TO his successor.
O II. MORRISON.
>rr rsr r. s. FAITH.
Jan. II, iss7-4w. f',-
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NOTICE TO yoSREsIaEsrs.

B. F. Moody, admir- Vs. The TIsirs of
Jesse Cooksey. Petition TO sell Land. ~
In this esse II appearing 10 the Court,
John Coks, i, Jas. Cookssys children Sa-
rak Cooksey, .. A.. Cooksty. be made par
ties 6eiendalts TO this suit, by regular ad-
vertisenirnt for ponresidents NJ the State Of
Tennessee. !, is therefore orlered that pah-
lieaiion be made n to iheul and that shsy
be required TO appear and plead, answer OF
depur 10 said petition, according 10 law, OF
the same win be taken for confessed, ~ 10
them. and set 6r hearing expartse, at Abe
March term of the Coupty CouEi OF Mont.
gomery County. 10 lie held in the city Of
Carksville, on the 6rst Monday Of Msfeh,
1857. WE NEWELL, Clerk
Jan srd la8T-lw.saas 1851 sgisoVr q
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AfrAcMMsNr...yVsYIOB's Csuns.

bright, deceased " William Bristew,.
On the 18th day Of Decsmber, 1885, the
plainii6 sued out 40 attachment 10 thls case
against the defendant, as rcnresid@nt dsbtor,
OF The State Of Tennessee. and property OF
IN. defendant has bssp stlnehed. and the At.
iar'hmen, returned bsfore ne. Ja.ii0 Of The
Peace, fns Montgomery Copnty, Tennessee.
This Is to notify the defendant, William Dris.
tow, TO spprar before me, asmy offics. - tie
let day OF February. 1867. and dsitnd sid
action. or tbs sams viii BE- proceeded With,
sgpsr.s 9. H. 3, WILSON J.p.
Jan. 4, 1897. 4w. 80.