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New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
CRICKET.

A return game of cricket was played yesterday
between the Iere City and the Paterson Club the grounds Of
M former at e head Erest jersey City. Wckets pitched at
1870 a. m game concluded u $3.50 The jersey CH
by eight Wicses On he confess Ie
latter Cn In the evening the Paterson Club was enter
with q dinner by their opponents
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w. McAaEon entered = z Nmo.e Dick.


deal Of interest manifested among umtn n he above
race NeHb1rgh f4voe th Iug ODDS and hundreds
dollars csraed hands Kate dd WELL tu
~ q . =
amusement bT driving shabby black horse te tfc hed 80
o,.ioued heavy uLy. HIS aLue' seemed % tie
Nexbugh foT the ft ie oily protested
against Bis uotlg claiming that be had htTtooe uoted better
he lat and crourg event Of ile three days M vas e m for
lows: M sos o. $50; sul 49, 80 o. following tie
es ". Bone named Gosmis uaei T. v " Doiy, Lady Nor
long od EVERYBODY seemed an1ous TO pat bis money her and ihe
ground 30 tie Ve Of the poplttr crowded WITH bpgers The
Judges Geo NalI D. l. jones' Coo talr j. TIE drawing
LADY Goldsmith second, LAZY IoH outside
First He1LLady Goldsmith 90 the start length bthIld Breeze
an Lady Mcn going finely. Coming TIE quarter Lady Goldsmith
le one a. ber eo 90 -ia. ali soon got GoIglf G5fe
scs driver urged Breeze and tie to tIocd mlsSY s1e
side half nile there 10 llL Afer passing mat fort
I eys made bad break feb behind Lady Goldsmith Winning tho
easily 23 With Breeze lr I've lengths behind ana Lady
5rd Hea-sd Morrill, took TIE tad bit Laly Goldsmith passed
advance Immediately leaving BTcte and Lady MOr TO tgA II
They roe tney The afmie post whore Breeze length
. tine lengths n the advance rotng easily coming 20 tie
Lady MoTr gained lite Breeze hat agn went
Lady Goldsmith easily in 2J Going tie score Lady ho
lapel Breeze
Third -Preous 70 the start change made 20 tie drivers
o. Breeze Lady Goldsmith shot ahead az e STAT Lady Mo going
up snd Breeze passing tie SECOND position Al tne way 70 Tie half
mile pole Lady Goismi led reaching there t She troel 10 tie
lengths afead 2l5 Lady h0In far 70 the Of all
Lady Goldsmith made break which she repaired quickly
that simultaneously from the crowd present atsleI beautiful
action. The following il tie
SUMMARY.
" Bcdine enters Lady Goldsmith
j. vs.. Dpy enters Lady morrill,
Time-2:3i. IS. 2:29
the above heats hoTe known Honest Quaker and
Woods Colt trO:,ed which the Of the
the quickest made being 25 The fair has not been
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
IAnnonncementsI

Knox is indispensable to the well-being OF
the manly heads New society His brilliant establishments No
2s Broadway corner Fuopst and No 3 Broadway reseo
Iionse) ready the public where bis superb Fall styles
Hats may be had at al hourof The day.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

The illushiOns Admiral Drake, when lie scat
tered e Spanish Anala was the pride Eugaud t bis sake
DH,gY riE rrRs h tpe pride Of America becac hc s such
Lesut M hats al n BOWerg.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
TOtal...........

1t "a 81 4.h S6 eb 7h nh OH
Gs'.. Gsos.s......... - 4
Bases lPeree Hart Calvin, j Crane. Mills o; Ter.
epson MeDonad d zelea, Kenrf ot'aaCe 5 saith
haItH q P9or y Austin, u Akin. = Dlsa s. sley l. Beas
q; Gode 3-uni0n 20.
Sirgck Out-Galiin, twice.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
TIKLDISG SCORE.

Plycshes-Pearee j. Calvin Crane 2; Nils /; Ferguson ?
MeDonah, q Kenny 2TArsgtes4 smith 81 Mata patoT
Aun q Akin, Bria, u Shelley, Il Bes. 4-Ul.ou H. Fy
Nsssi-GalvH. KeaBy lAtgtuc. Ausra, l-uloB J. Ioa
Bound Caiches-Mili 3-Auoluc, Bridal, l-uuioa Foa
Bounds Ased-Mis l. Base PiayPu, OutBy Start o. Crane J.
htlaFte oi assisted BY Pelree Crsne zette q kepay.
Put Ont-By G0dC 81 Pab6r ltnou assisted Martin
Akib Z; Bdsa shelley, Mated Bals-Pearce, ] Start
CIsss Fefgsso9 Kesay 2-Atla,e hsrha' q Bes',
hfiantcs Martin, 2; Akin Shelley, BTis j. Collie /
DBoB Oats Fous-Auanc 2; Un0ns,A Passed Balls NILS
u Bdsa o. Called BalsOD PabO Is LeteH, OyerPches
.-PatoY 2 Ittn Called Basstart Tine OF
GsEenO and Eve nlnufs CmyeAlr a. Rogcs the
Resslute Club. sc5Sers-Aesae Monk and Lush.
The AtaBtics hay attribute the loss Of the game 10
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

hNuutAlu lhhlAs ssssss - sss % .
Time. 2.2a-2.2Il-2.2al.

For the poong the colt stakes Mr. watsons brother to
fetched Peaceaker SIPS stoh Sis; Granite state,
Sl2; Cavalier 49, and Puritan $ Brother Bruno backed
foI a good desl against the field al IS 10 100
First He0-Aher several attempts the coils started 0m the
dtancepos and passed the wen together Bruno, who had the
pole and Cavalier the outside being little advauCea position
which they the pole when Bruno half length 10
advance, lengths behind The rest
living The following Peaceaker, Ristor and Puritan last
They kept these positions the hafne with the exception that
sIor places with ecunsae aud coming the home
stretch the Cavalier se every eit to get qp 70 Bruno bat
passed The lengths ahead aac second
ald Granite third the rest daHcei Time, As; 21 aud
the nile. 2:51l.
oud Heci-TLcre was very little betting on this beat Bruno lerg
tie yote at ong odds a. tb Bruno again sb tIe
lead Cavalier second and Granite State third and these positions
kept night through Cavalier making every effort 20 improve ae m heats
ruunng but avail Dr0o Le heat aul by two UglAs
Cavalier SECOND, and Granite State bad third.
Tine, J. A., }, l25 and tie mile 2.5ll.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
LAST DAY OF THE POCGHkEEPSIE HORSE FAIR
pOT,CULrrpcTr Oc+ TO-TLo third and last day ot

tie exhibition tie ghkeepse Horse Association opened pleasantly
and By 10 large nunbr people visible The fret buness
transacted Tie rendering The decision tie last last evening
The judges decided l 10 sst all pools o1 aid that By right
Nj roy ihe proprietor o the tack TIE
this morning match for mile heats test three SO
Tie follow 8 the
s HI Ill
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
tln ,,,n,,r trinls heforn CommiesiOnNr ActOn


AZ Police enarers Wclaesae sasthat Of capt Jeemh cY
CHARGED by T6o Prendeye Of No 10 Hubert, wn nay
treated him ad bis wife undue harshnss aud With other conduct
thai complainant keep,r lote that he employs runners
bIns him ehsiom and that 2h Jn Mr. on and wife took
room AZ his house AT the end Of week bl OF ~ :" was Le
,euted 10 Nj Fox lie refused opay alleging that h ad sIee 70
pay at the rate Of 81 per III default OF payment M
retained by P.etdeye and entered compliant 70 Inspector
Dks who ordered Petty TO have We mas1 aenuea 70 h
deer was therefore dispatched for Mr Pren9eYe but ai Neus
long time for that seneman be requested Mrs T. 20 60 "h NM
ths Leopars Police Station her evidence 10 the case i
she refused DO bn little eoaHilg vas ,hlu's 20
call upon Can't, Petty whom she related he history
Of the In her way. ~ lho le,Sa fS4u,s
r. came Nj p lp the sumes state Of irritation ana IN ShNun
Can't Petty ordered an oer M Preudeyue aud B Secu
MI Fox 10 the Tombs Police Court There the cympah was US
misstd as seemed merely m,udesaldhB between
landlord and m tenant As whether the latter should pay ~ per u
fr hs accom- mediation or be assessed 81 for the same M hss
testified that he was once employed barkeeper Tor DIT tte
While be ws engaged In the house lady boaier og Wa Au
and another bad money soen o herr the house Always MAO u'
name Mr. Iepdess character OhecOnabei Ntss Nuuu
believe Mr. Pndsye nrde oath; witness e Pfchde'e n'ase 10
could work for nothing and because he ionnd dangerous 20
With Mr vas selling Rquor without license ~lu va
alg cheating cnstomefS Mr r. IN with TIE Tlnue' n ~
tlsed boird at + day and when the bill was sse1 -
this trick played upon Caloans and others VINO W.
the city without delay shown tA 'AP" I'9 "' '
nel 10 all that be dld in the case.
BROOKLYN.-At the meeting of the Kings Conhty
Board Of Sapsisors last evening Supervisor shSss H. Kings
prolraion oi tt5t0 Tor Prospect fs , psYon ,.d tic
toyaS Board II nsa!A @lsd sga@ CopuS. tel0"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

Before tue closing OF the yachting season. MT NC
Gean behalf Of the Bay0nre Club anxious 10 match the Matte
tgns an boat ~ the COZ ~ iCr from $500 to 5000 the race 10 be
sailed OPEN water zs to windwad aud back The BayOln
bar out 10 boat for other consideration Any communc
on & subject ,o be addressed T. AcGgan boatbadeI sa'er
Vile ~. j.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
l-s ylk. ...s...tssss.s
V.me-Z.s %. 2.si. 2..1.

Tme-2.Js. 2:5i, 2sI
Then followed between have otic IN less
than nile heats best three fIr 100
Tie following is tie summary:
Geo. Morgan, named BIZ T. my.................l
John r. named Dr. In
NJ. j. Peif.re named b. Stckbrdge Ciief.......4
.. NJ. Barutt named hr 3. Billy.
= b. V. Wood named Don Cu.Yote ..........ts
j. u. BetlOi named Mountain Ma.d..........3 !
4.
s.s 90
Tuc-2:f7. 2:f0, 2f2 1856
M three premiums follows First 1885 second
sol. tLri heats; lest three Eve, hrue or l't
that bad never tOte better than g. The following ihr slns
T. Ilutchirgs entered
j So!ih entered =. Negburg
Ma y. erel 4 T. 2
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
AQUATIC.
YACHT RACE Al coMMUNIPAw.

YACHT RACE Al COM.nbNlPAN.
sailing match took place yesterday at Copmuni-
paw Nete the winner Of the this place asek
ago the Lily boat which disabled in the Th
length ofthe boats is as follows
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
~ rlat Long Iaal ca So l.L yeaI os me aa re
TIE NAnRAGANsEr pARK MEETING.

The entrance of horses for the October meeting at
Narsaae; Park Providence closed Tuesday. Many famous
are entered including Lucy LAZY Torne George wilkes lraeo
Dau Rice Confidence and India Rubber The
22d 23 Sad 2ih Cen sheridan IS expected 20 be yese4t
the lnt aud second da}, - - - -.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
THE TURF.
on FASHION COURSE

The Fashion Course very fairly attended yester-
day by spomc who had gathered to witness tie iot for
Long Colt Stale and match between Gen Butler ard Noun
Maid The latter took place M and resulted IN an easy VIC
tory for the General straight heats upsetug the eaen.
lon hackers Of the Maid who laying to on her at the
the Colt Stake 6 originally made but only six came
post straight heats by Mr. J. Wason brown
betousn brother Of Bruno who started first vonte being
backed against Geld Capt Ryuders brown colt Cavalier
second au he Lad been 60 be night have as be went very
gsmcy Notwithstanding Lis serious ard almost fatal
between the heats ME Mclaughlin gave
Roy against ln bis Inst be made The hai
mile % The second attempt having running horse ga ong
ahead the fInie IN the good time cf ol
the day the match between Gen. Butler and
Mountain Maid the latter the von.e az two % one.
HCIaftr three attempts the animals got away the
Maid lcnh IN advance, which she had increased 90 length
passing turn QuGrerpoe four lengths ad0ucea
which she held the back stetch and on the hame
but arriving at the reequarteT pole
the General began draw slightly her and on coming o TIE home
stretch ale rush and good heat ~ tSo lengths Tine: %
!, l:lj, and the mile 2:lG.
Second Generals winning the last the betting changed
% The Maid got of again with the lead aud d the
quarter lengths ahead This position she kept up 70 the
lrn broke badly aud the Gencl gaining her,
stretch right
The lengths. Tme 3 J. 10 and The mile in 2:2
Third HeaLlhe Nad again OF with the lead and passed the
quarter pole lengths In advance which she increased 10 the back
stretch four lengths after passing The hme pole she broke badly
the passed. and fsAt the heat
lengths Time. JsI J. l3 and the mile IN 22J
Match for $1,000 three in FIVE ia harness LoveiF b. Gen.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17
southern Cotton MARKETS..

SAVANNAH, Jan. 4.-There has been a good in
quiry for the better grades of cotton sales to-
day 3O5 bales ut following prices: ordinary %
good 29l9: low mIddling 81, middlng p; strict
middling %; good middling "a.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l4-Cotton market un-
changed sales to-day lo0 bales; niddling 32]z
a33.
MoBILE, Jan l4.--Saleso Of eottonl 20; closing
dull; mddling 3l43l%.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 1.-THE market hat offer
ing stock light, transactions limited. Sales OF
the day foot up l55 bales. The receipts are 81
bales We quote strict to good middlins 82i3G
33c.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Jan. l4.-There was good
demand to-day. and 200 bales were sold at
prices ranging from u 20 27i2 cents. buyers pay
ing the tax.
MEMPHIS Jan. l}-Ihe market opened to-day
with a fair list of sales. the marbet throughout
the day exhibited a firm feeling, Liverpool dis
patches to-day reported that market firm, with
middling uplnuds at l5d. Tho New ork
market to-day was reported firm with prices
stifening. The favorable dispatches had u cor
responding effect on the market here, and hold
ers were firm in their views. and we're asking
full prices. " learn of sales during the day Of
middling at 30lAG5l14; low middliug at 2sg30c :
strict middling at 33s 331zf The market closed
firm at these quotations.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OP TRUST
ID executed to me by r NJ TILLMAN in Nnvem.
Der, 1850 aud another on the first Of December
1896. and for the purposes therein mentioned
will on
Wednesday, the BARD of January next.
Ton the premises.) sell to the highest bidders.
first, Tract of Land Of $50 acres, more OF less.
IN Bedford county. Civil District No. l. Said
Tract OF Land Is in good neighbOrhOOd has n
good dwelling and other houses, and a good D
grass, clover and grain. making desirable farm
for stock rnisinE.
| will sell the Land for Cash. 20 satisfy the debt
mentioned IN the first Trust Deed Ia sum of
absut $1,000 four thousand dollars, the balance
for the Land, on one and two years credit Notes
with two good securities aud lien retained until
the purchase money is all paid
Al the same time and place, and for Cash all
sums under ten dollars. sX months credit for all
sums over ten and under one hundred dollars
and for all sums over one hundred dollars twelve
months credit. about 40 head of Cattle, includ-
ing Cows and Calves. earling iieifers and Steers
and large yoke OF Oxen; about 100 barrels Of
Corn about % head Of line Sheep. . OF % 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
yited 10 attend the sale. which viii continue
from day to day until through
Also on the tT5t Monday ia February there
alter. i viii sell certain Town Lots ia Shelby
VILE on credit Of one and two years men
toned aud described in said Trust Deed For
Particulars apply 90 me At my oihce ia Shelby
vile. LEWIS TILLMAN
dssz-"td5 Trustee
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but SO Is asked for established brands. and free
offerings are not made at that.
Lard has become yery iirm az y, for PRIME
leaf IN tierce, llgllzc for steamed. 6rea5es
range at 6lcl0c.
Bacon ready for packing dropped a little early
in the week but % has since become hT1HCr.
Clesr sides command I25Ic. packed on the spot
shoulders III 4e. and in some cases III :. For de
livery ahead clear sides are 10 be had at l2c
Rib sides are barely quotable rommally We
place the figure rs IT. &c
Sugar-curcd hams are selling at loG i6'ae. un-
canvassed. but packed.
Hogs were firm on Tuesday az Monday rs
ures. On Wednesday heavy receipts depressed
the market little; reducing the outside figure
to s. 30 for net weights. On Thursday there
were some sales az s. so, but the market settled
down 10 S. 80 again for heavy. On Friday they
were mp 90 81 80 again. This figure was I'm
proved on IN some sales on Saturday. To-day
there were transactions at s. 500 90 for heavy,
but these figures only apply % extra heavy,
and fairly 20 indicate the market We quote It 81
81 l5dT SD. The receipts a. reported on the
books Of the Merchants Exchange daily, were
rs follows Tuesday. O.5g0; Wednesday, l5.41i
Thursday. LASS; Friday, $50; saturday. 5EQi
Monday, 1873 In all by railroad. 39.oHl This
would make for the season over 3. t.uU0 head.
Considering all the circumstances, It Is sur
prlSing that the prices have been so well main
tanned, the more so when IL is impossible 70 ind
any one expressing strong confidence m prOnt2-
bic returns for the seasons work.
The total packing 40 Louisville. New Albany
and Jacksonville, amounted on saturday
evening 10 lt955s head, against s., Is head last
-easaD-mGre than double
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Innnria hY RniI

\. &C. RAILROAD, Jan. 16.-l67 bales
cotton, 3 cases hardware, so boxes tin, l.
bbls. oil, pigs lead, box, sacks cotton
seed, , bales rags, > cakes lead, AZ green
hides, 49 sacks and : bbls dried fruit, g
cans butter, boxes rags, 3 baskets butter
) boxes peaches.
T.&A.RAmEoAp Jan. 16.-256 bales
cotton, l basket / demiohn, bbls, 81
chains, lounge, bureau, bbl apples, Il
pieces iron, l iron wheel, 5 bbls iron, Dbl
lard, key molasses.
L. 4 n. RAILROAD, Jan. l6.-9 boxes
and cask glass, bale merchandise, 10
bbls apples, > bbls cranberries, 128 sacks
coffee, 60 bbls potatoes, Is bbls hominy, 8
casks bacon, pieces iron castings, box
hardware, bale iron frames, - boxes
cheese, II bundles saddle trees, 1 cask
queensware, kegs soda, l key alum, l box
drugs, boxes and bbls meat, 9 kegs lard,
) boxes and bales dry goods, Is boxes
shoes, box marble, bundle hemp and
Irvine, 40 bundles book paper.
RIVER the Nashville from Cairo
69l bbls -four, % plates, 80 bundles and
l bale grocers, ] cask and boxes fish, 43
bbls salt.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-17

FROM the Nashville Ctr,si5ga Adl5gais of this
date. We copy the following obituary notices of
two ct the worthicst of our Nashville matron-.
MRS. CEAaHEAD.
Mrs Layina Craighoad was the DAUGHTER Of
Gen. James Robertson, the celebrated pioneer.
VINO was among the first emiE grants 20 the Cum
hornnd country She was born near Nashville,
which was then a small village. Feb. ., 1870.
Her educational ADVANTAGES were the best the
country could afford In those early times. In
person, she was handsome ia manners, unsf-
tegtcd and agreeable possessing q vigorous
mind. AZ about ~ she was married 20 John Il.
Beck, Esg an eminent lawyer, with whom she
lived few years, when he passed away leaving
her widow, with two daughters Her eldest
auerwurd became the wife Of the Rev. Robert
Paine, now Bishop Paine-a most estimable
lady, who honored her husband aud eXempli-
lied ihc beauty OF our holy Christianity, and
died years ago. lu hope oi glorious immor-
tality Mrs Beck. after several wears
Of wl9whooj, became the wife of Mr..
John =. Craighcad, gentleman Of excellent
reputation, who lew years since fell asleep,
aud rests with bis kindred. After The death oi
Mr.. c.. the sabicct ofthis notice became a mem
bcr Of the family Of her remaining daughter,
Mrs Juo. 4. Hill, where she died on the 1st OF
December. 1856. Or excellent sister Ia Christ
became a member Of the Church 10 early life.
She nU been "a follower Of the Saviour tity-
tour years. She was O Methodist in d0ctriue
and discipline, and q Christian of profound eK-
rcuCnCe. Her mental faculties were well pre-
"NI W. AlN rue lAFl ttltN Win CnnpoNure. Yea,
win holy triumph. Her grandson, the Rev.
Felix X. hlll. was with her In her last sickness
aud when she expired. She talked freely with
h'm aud nll tAc family; made arrangements for
her funeral, sent mossagc 20 the writer. re-
gucsNug that hc should perform the funeral rites
af her burial aud said. Tell Brother McFcrrir
that die iu tuN hope of heaven" Her mother
Mrs General Robertson. was a dpvout Christian
sind o genuine Methodist. The writer buried he1
/ years ago. Eiealso buried Mrs. Paine, and nov
Mrs. tra'gbo1u, women representing three gen.
al a d. 4 81
t1us. Truly The generation Of the Just is blessed
J. T. MrFKRRfN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Marry or not 10 Marry? WY
/ Notg Serious Reflections for Young Men, in
/ Essays Of the Howard Association on the Piysi'
/ illogical Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced By
/ ignorance Of Natures Law. in the Grst age Of
/ man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of
( charge. address. Dr.. j. SkMLIN HoCGHroN.
4 Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
| jan. l5-3m
The Healing Pool, and Hou e of
Mercy.-Howard Association Reports. for
YoUSC MEN, on the CRIME oF SOLITUDE. and
the EREots. ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
the manly powers. and create impediments to
MARRIAaE With sure means Of relief. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
DR.. J. SEILLS HoU5HTov. Howard Association.
Philadelphia. Pa. janl'-Stu
For Married Ladies' OEiy.--A fool for
luck, and a poor man for children. Send for
Circular. L. L. COLEMAN. NJ D.,
janl22w Box 500, Nashville. Tenn.
COIemRn's Instant Relief for Mammary
Abscess. or "bealed breasts" with females
after parturition. This is the only preparation
knewn that viii sooth and soften the breast and
give almost immediate relief Manufactured and
forsale only at CoLEN4N's Drug Store 90 Church
street. Ljanl2-2aw lm
selling Oui al New York Cost.
To close business. We are positively closing
out At New Yors, cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries Wines. Brandies. Havana and Do
mestic Cigars PAyDoLFINI 4 RIyA.
janlO y North Cherry street
The Best quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had of P. b. Mason & Co.. No. q North
Cherry street, at g. 80 per load Of Il bushels.
delivered in any part of the city. janlo-tf
Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at q North Cherry
street janlatf
Seasoned Poplar Lumber. corner Of
Crawford and North Summer streets Itf
yellow Pine Flooring. atlow prices. cor
ner of Crawford and North Summer SITS. III
Building Lumber of all kindsS corner 81
Crawford and North Summer streets. If
Coda, Posts ana Fencing Lsmber.
corusrof Crawford and North Summer streets.
Selling Out.-Positively at cost. to close
business. C. RICE Co..
dec23-H 50 College st.
White Pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bros. on Rolling Mil HILL for sale at
reduced prices. Office, No. az Church street.
nova
A Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GmBERr's PLR
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of s. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RoNAINT. Manager No.
575 Broadway. New York. lnovl7-3m
wines - From the LoSGwoRTH Vineyard
aud Wine House. Cincinnati.
". P. & F. P. ANDERSON. Proprietors.
Golden Wedding Sparkling CatRWb a,
Dry CataWbR, Isabella, ete.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods and for purity and boquet are eycelled yb
none-either native or foreign
Soldsby
ARCHER CHEATHAN j Co.
KLINE & SHERMAN.
K. b. CHEATHAM 4 Co.
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IN CHANCERY Ar CAMDEN

Lewis Lashlee W. John Raspberry and others.
heirs t-lHw Of Jesse Raspberry decd
1T APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
i Master, from allegations in the bill! which are
sworn TO. that David Busby and wife defend
ants in this cause, nOn-residents Of tho State
of Tennessee, so the ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon them tits therefore ordered
that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Union and Dispatch. auewspnrer
published in the city Of Nashville. Tenn. re-
curing said defendants 10 appear ut the next
term Of the Chancery Court % be held at the
Court House in Camden on the fourth Monday
in February next. then and there 90 plead,
answer or demUr % complainant hill, or the
same will be taken for confessed and get for
trial ex parie a. 10 them. January Sch. 1907
iaul2-wit W. A. STEELE. o. and NJ