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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-04-12

~ 4. sOWLEs, Attorney and Counsellor at
II, Law and solicitor in ChanceIy. Office over
Inst National Bank. st. Adams, VT.
PS.-Will attend to Collections, and prosecute
iams against the United States for Arrears of
psy. or Bounty to soldiers, Widows and lnyalids
Pensions, &c., &c. o-u
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IIOUGHTON's First National Oyster House.
Ill A. Il. HOUGHTON, a, South side Lake
street, opposite Morrison Block, st. Adams, VI.
OYSTERS served in every style. Orders iilled
homthe City and Country at the lowest Market
rates, by the Keg, Quart or Gallon. Liberal
discount to the trade. 100
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AMEs STONE, GROCER, Kingman Block
y Main Street 81. Adams, Vt. ll6
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81. Adams Business Directory.

PICTURE GALLERY,
X Main. opposite Bank street, st. Adams,
!. nm StairsD Open all hours Of the day,
'sno5ays e1coptcd) All the latest styles of pic
Pun. made at this Gallery. Albums and Pic
WV. frames Stereoscopic and card Pictures Of
F., mont scenery, all ALLOW prices. Cali early
ilrDp =. G.. RICHARDSON,
t5-f Proprietor.
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THE TRANSCRIPT.
PUBLISHED EvEnr FRIDAY.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION

,y,tBrR p. DAVIS, Editor md Pro-
~ 80 prictor.
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RAILROAD LINES.

NEW FREIGHT ROUTE TO THE SOUTH
IN AND SOUTHWEST,
VIA THE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE AND DELAWARE
RAILROAD LINES
to Crshed. Maryland, thence by the Great Southern
inland Steam Navigation Company's
steamers. TO Nor iolk; Virginia,
CONNECTING WITH THE
GREAT VIRGINAIA AND TENNESSEE AIRLINE
RAILWAY,
10 Memphis, Nashville, Atlanta, and all points South
ana Southwest
This route offers advantages all competing trans
portatiOn lines. Shippers by this Ane save both time
THE MARINE RISK BETWEEN CRISFIELD AND
NORFOLK lS ASSUMED BY TIE
COMPANY,
thus offering the inducements OF an
ALL Rail BILL OF LADING,
with guaranteed time from Philadelphia to all promi-
nent Southern and Southwe stern points,
FREIGHTS
For Norfolk Richmond, Petersburg. and all points
Virginia and North Carolina, -
FORW ARDED AT AS Low RATES
Freights delivered at the Depot OF p W. and b. r. r.
BROAD ana PRIME Streets before z. NJ, will reach
Norfolk twenty four hours in advance of any other
route This Unprecedented despatch gives the shipper
Southern Freights from Phade Dhia advantages not
before offered by any other line For further informa-
tiOn apply to ,,,,,, =, ,,,,y,vs
Agent Virginia and Tennessee a ir Line kailwal.
No. All CHESNUT Street.
S, p. WILTBANk,
Agent
No. 500 CHESNUT Street
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NLOBE EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE, NO.
VI $50 NJ ARKET street. Philadelphia, November 10,
lS66.-The Globe Express Company viii this day open
It's first line between New York, Philadelpha, Bati-
AA'i'' HEAVY FREIGHT AND PACKAGES.
They will call for and deliver promptly at the follow
ing rates;-
For heavy reghts TO and from New YorK 4Oc per 100
lbs; Baltimore, SIC per 100 lbs Washington, SJc.
100 lbs Georgetown 90c per 100 lbs Alexandria 81 20
per lt0 lbs. ~
Packages and valuables win be taken at reasonable
rates as by any other responsible ComDanv,
The Company is arraNlng TO rapidly open its offices
at all important points through the South ana south
west. as a un Express.
loss or damage that may occur.
Orders IN ay be left at the above Ohiee'
s. w. WILSON, Superintendent.
STUART GWYNN,
OF New York, President
Z. Q. PECHIN.
OF Philadelphia, Treasurer.
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OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT.-The Fire De-
partment of this city embraces at the present
time, S8 companies, of which AZ are steam fire
engine companies; hand engines l3, used
altogether in the outer districts; 1O7 hose car
riages, 8 hook and ladder companies, having
department has also 80, 45O feet of hose, and
1874 feet of suction hose. There are AZ engines,
46 drivers, 81 horses, and 13 ambulances con-
nected with the steam fire companies. The en-
tire membership of the department numbers
l4O35
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J. VAUGHAN MERRIcK, WILLIAM H. MERRIcE
JOHN r. COPE
SOUTHWARK FOUN NDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
hEkRlCK g. SONS,
ENGIN EERS AND AACHINISTB,
manufacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines fOP
Lana, hiYer, ana Marine service
Boilers, GasOmeters, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
C0stngs OF all kinds, either iron or bass.
, Iron Frame Roots ior Gas Works, workshops and
Retorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest AND i'm
Every description OF Plantation Machinery ana Sugar
saw and GIst Mills Vacuum Pans, open steam Trains,
Deiecators Filters, Pumping Engines etc
sole Agents ior N. BileuX's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent steam Hammer and AS
Machine. 6S0S
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..ezE@F8A FOR RICHMOND. NORFOLK, AND
.sSSI4sA4EsAs CITY PoINr-The sde-wheel steamships
hATlERAS Captain Alex andeT.. Every Saturday.
ALBEnA RE, Captain B0ume,... Every wednesday.
AT ~ tom Pibq y O. SO North River giving through
road and It's connection OI
street III
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CHRISTIANITY AMONG THE JEws.-A large
the Church of the Epiphany, corner of Fifteenth
sary of the Society for promoting Christianity
among the Jews. The annual report was pre-
sented by the Rev. l.. @. Newman, the Mission
ary, from which it appears that he paid during
the year 1865 among those over whom the So
ciety extends watchful eye, in order TO do
them good, 375 visits, and that he was visited by
ll2 persons who sought from him such relief as
il was in his province to give. The number of
visits paid to families in 1865 was 236, and the
number of those who visited him was 50.
During the two years he distributed ten Penta-
tuches with selections from the Mosaic pro-
pheses, one German Bible, seven New Testa-
Inents in Hebrew, TWO in Hebrew and Syriac
thirteen parts of the New Testament, st. Luke's
four st. Johns, nine Epistles to the Hebrews;
nine; Romans with DR.. Biesenthals COmmenta-
ries twelve; Pilgrims Progress, in Hebrew four:
The Old Path, by Dr. McCnul in Hebrew two:
German, five, and about $500 pages of tracts ali
having reference TO the controversy between
Jews and Christians.
The Treasurer's report showed that on Janu-
ary l. 1865 there was n balance on hand of SSO2'S5
and that there had been received during that
wear Sl8S533 making total of S26S8.IS There
was paid out during the year S220973 leaving a
balance on hand January /, 1866 of sI7S'45
There was received during the past year Sl59259
which with the balance on hand, made the
amount s207l'0l: there was paid out SlS70SO
leaving a balance of Sl9l'24
During the evening addresses were made by
the Right Rev. Bishop Odenheimer Rev. Drs
Nicholson, Newton and Others
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DEATH OF A WELL-KNowN CITIZEN AND
MUSICIAN. Thomas Loud, ESQ.,, died at his lata
residence. on Saturday last. Mr.. Loud came TO
this country from England when young man.
and began the manufacture OF pianos IN this
CIV i'm 1920 He became well known for the
superlority of his Instruments, and his interest
IN the affairs of the Musical Fund Society, of
which he was a member, and in whose scientific
concerts and musical interests generally he took
a very prominent part for some years
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sa4s> PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

5zESs5 EMPIRE STEAMSHIP LINE, FOR
SSMH4S PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
oanlnR from each port every Sa ulday, from second
hart above Vine street, PHILADELPHIA and Providence
and Boston RsilIOad Wharf Providence, l
The line Is compose d OF the hrst-class Steamships
HUNTER, NJ. L. Rogers commander.
CHASE, j. A, CIossman cOm mander.
These superior and we'll equippeo steamships sail
regularly advertised Freight will be received daily,
sehmship be always on The berth 10 receive earg1.
Freight lor Boston. Mass. and all intermediate
points on the BOston and Providence or Worcester
Railroads viii be received and The goods delivered in
less and lower rates tha by any other route
Bills of lading furnished at the office.
\ bils OF hdiDg slPned after the ship has sailed
For further intoTms ton, apply TO
lATHBURY, MICKERShAM a. CO.. Agents,
No I26 North Wharves.
Henry Cleavelsnd. ESQ. gent at Providence r. l..
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STEALING RAIMENT.-Mary Dillon was up
before Alderman Beitler at the Central Station
yesterday. She was charged with stealing
wearing apparel of considerable value from
woman named Catharine Mellit, in Mahlon
street, between Fifth and Sixth and Race and
Vine. Policeman Waterhouse recovered most
of the property. It looked rather queer to see
the occupant of so obscure q residence pos
sessed of toggery that a merchant prince might
have been proud to purchase for his household.
Such, however, was the fact The silk dresses
were elabOrately trimmed with Honiton, the
furs were OF true sable, and the under garments
we're OF finest linen. The defendant was COM
mitted for trial
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n 6EDICAL BOARD FOR THE EXAMINA-
M ZION OF CAN DlDATES FOR ADMISSION
INTO THE NAVY AS ASSISTANT SURGEONS,
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
December 20. 1866.

j
the NAVAL ASYLUM, Philadelphia for the eXam.
nation OF candidates for admission into the Medical
Corps of the Navy.
Gentlemen desirous OF appearing before the Board
must make application TO the Honorable Secretary
OF the Navy, or 10 the undersigned, stating resi-
accompanied by respectable testimonials of moral
character
Candidates must not be less than twenty.One nor
more than twenty six ears OF age.
NO expense is allowed by the Government to can
didates attending the sessions OF the Board, as
successful examination Is a legal prerequisite tor
appointment in the Navy
The many vacancies existing in the Medical Corps
dates.
p HORWTTZ,
l3th10t Chef OF Bureau.
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: r. FOR Bo2ToN-vGA NEWPORT

aI1z-~ FOR BOsTON-VIA NEWPORT
g1ssssaaff..ssss.yyl., .ssss.yyl., AND FALL RIVER
lne boston and Newport line, by the splendid and
superior steamers NEWPORp. METROPOLIS. OLD
COLONY ana BMPIRE STATE Of great su ength and
speed constructed express for the navigation OF Leng
island sound running in connection with the OLD
Colony and Newport Raj road.
Leave Pier No. 2S. North River, foot Of Murray
The steamer NEWPORT, Captain Brown, leaves
Monday. w ednesc ay, ana Friday, al r. NJ landing
TSee Steamer OLD COLONY Captain Simmons leaves
TUESDAY, thursday and saturday, al p M, landing
at Newport
rooms water tight compartments, and every arrange
ment for the security and comfort of passengers VINO
are afforded by this rOu nights board and on
arrival at Newport per raj road again reaching
Boston early on The following morning.
A baggage master Is attached 10 each steamer who
receives and tickets the baggage and accompanies the
same Its destination
A steam er runs in connection with this line between
Newport ana Providence dai v Sundays excepted
Freight Boston is taken the same rates as by anv
other regular line and forwarded with the greatest eX-
petition by an express rIain which leaves Newport
every morning (Sundays eXceptedl, at O'Clock, for
Boston and NeW Bedford. arriving at its destination
For reieht passage apply on board at the once,
Pier No. Is NOrh RIVER For state rooms and berths
apply board or, If 1t ls desrab secure them in
advance, apply 70 y, LITTLEFIELD, Agent
No. " BROADWAY, New York.
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HNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
No 800 CHESNUT street. forwards Paroles Pack
ages Merchandise Bank Notes. and Specie, either by its
own lines, In connection with other Express ,Com
pHnies 10 all the principal towns and cities in the United
States JOHN BINGHAM, Superintendent.
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RECRUITING OFFICER SHoT-Between o
and 10 o'clock last evening, recruiting SER
person, while endeavoring to arrest q deserter
in Dock street, below Second. The wounc,
which Is not considered dangerous one, was
dresSed by DR.. Coad. The deserter made ma
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-24

N Alto NAL HALL.
GRAND DON ERT
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF TIE
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
THIS THURSDAY, JANUARY "a, 1867,
BY THE
PHILOMELIC MUSIC CIRCLE AND THE
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA.
soLorsTs.
MRS. L. TUDOR
MRS. E. F. PARKER,
Mr.. F. r. THOMAS.
MR.. A. NJ. sTRANG.
Conductor. H. MElaNEN
Pianist. VIM. WRIGHT
Tickets 50 cents. Reserved seats 25 cents extra.
Concert commences at IA O'Clock r. M
NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE
IN CBEsNUT Street above above TWELFTH.
Mr.. AND MRS MRS BI&kNSEgO WILLIAMS.
-1l-'D -.,'1 eolp i-' THREE XTrR ACTIVE PIECES.
A"'' nSn' O PHGTM RPifRHIi oEH6S 0p6NS SELL Sfl eu
Phelim o'Dounell. ...........Mr BARNEY WILLIAMS
Fourth night OF the successful Drama,
THE PHILADELPHIA NEWSBOY,
PRODUCED WITH LOCAL SUENERY,
DEMoNsTRATIoN OF APPLAUSE.
RTO conclude with RS the iayC5ite yaS[Ssrpece'
Bryan oLynn. MI. BARNEY WILLIAMS
sATURpAY AFrERE0oNi
GRAND FAIL FAMILY IN MATINEE.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE
w N. corner OF NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
Great triumph Of Brougham's Extravaganza,
COLUMBUS RECONSTRUCTED.
HOUSES CROWDED IN EVERY PART.
THIRD WEEK OF
MR.. JOHN BROUGHAM.
THIS EVENING
will be enacted Broughams Comical Historical Extra
COLUMBUS ''RECoNsTRU CTRD,"
with beautiful andnpprOpriate scenery, Intricate MIL
tary EvOut by Corps OF Fifty Young Ladies' origi
nal Local S0Hsf Mr. JOE JoHN pHIsSfgs BRoUGHaM As
CHRIsToYAL COLON, alias COLUMBUS.
'i''4Ou' ~ MIR. JOHN BRoUGHAM
will appear In his great original mpersonation OF
WILKINS MICAWBER,
in the celebrated PLAY, from Dickens work
DAVID COPPERFlELD.
MRS. JOHN DREW's NEW ARCH STREET
lNl THEATRE. Begins at half Dast7 O'Clock.
G, l., FOX-JACK AND GILL.
MONDAY, AND TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
MR. G. l.. FOX,
the great Comedian and Pantom mis in his own Panto
JACK AND GILL. r,,,,,
summarized by c, X. FOX Madlle NJ ARTINETTI, and
Master CALL1GNE.
WITH EVERY SCENE NEW,
and Grand transformation Scene by O. a. Hawthorne
and Mr.. ii Rough,
FRIDAY-Beneft OF G. L. FOX
BAIURDAY-Fl.stJ JACK AND GILL MATINEE.
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IHE DRAINAGE SYSTEM OF PH1LADEI-
PHlA'- In recent report made by the Chief
engineer, he makes mention of the great i'm.
RoVemenIs IN the sewerage system of this city.
lie says iurther;-"As to the requirements OF the
city in the extension of sewers he would refer
to the report presented to Councils through the
committee on Surveys and Regulations, to
which is attached bill approprIatinp $500 OO0
ior constructing arterial sewers, and making
certain changes where depression of grade
cause too rapid an accumulation of surface-dow
10 De admitted at one point into the sewers
There are many other lines necessary: enough
i'll TACT, TO cover an expenditure OF 81 000, 000.r
In referring to the present water-closet system
ne uses the following language:-"I do not wish
TO De understood as setting forth the present
system as perfect, for il has It's Objectionable
features, in fact that the delivery flows through
the sewers into rivers, and large as is the
capacity of our river Delaware in comparison
with the Thames, and small as is our population
compared with that of London, yet we have
large area of territory which may be as extern
sively and densely populated as either London
or Paris; and Notwithstanding many years may
elapse before our population will reach a
number which will bear the same comparison
to our water capacity as London does to that
Of the Thames, yet it is not too soon to give
thought as to what shall be done with the
sewage. More fears may be Justly felt as re-
CARDS the SchuylBll than the Delaware for
already have we az least one-fourth OF our popu-
lation delivering their refuse into it, and the
progress of improvements in West philadelphia
has been, and will continue to be, very rapid.
1.-The Delaware, between the island and the
city, has delivery of about l2,000000 cubic
feet per minute, with about 10000 people
draining in it; in the Schuylkil 10000
cubic feet per minnte, with about 100000 Of
population.
'The Thames, at London has a flow of
about 1000, 900 cubic feet per minute with a
population of about 100000 in the city, and
900,0 600 additional above the city, and even
then ! find in a Parliamentary report of 1865
these words;-"ln the investigationbrelatin to
London sewage, and its effects on the Thames
and the injury to health inflicted thereby, it is
cOnclusively shown that the greatest part of
the nuisance lies in the sedimentary matter
which lines the banks, and is IN an active state
of putreta / state this to show that we
need not have any immediate fear of injury
to our rivers should we continue the water
closet system,n
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ENGINES. MACHINERY. ETC.

,GfFSe. PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
: S&Ikkk4k4ks BOILER MORks.-NEAFIE q LEVY
PKACTICAL AND THEoRETiOAL ENGINEERs.
MACHIN1sTs, BoILkR-MAKERs. BIACKsMITaS,
and FOUNDERS, having for many years been In sue
cessiul operation, and been exclusively engaged in
buldi and repairing srine and River Engines high
and low pressure, Iron BOhers Water Tanks Prope.
lers etc etc, respectfully 91er their services to the
public as being uy prepared to contract for engines
ali sizes, Murine, yer, and Stationary having sets OF
patterns OF 1herent Sizes are prepared to orders
with quick despatch. Every description of pattern-
making made at the shortest nouce High and Low
pressure Fine Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, of the
Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Formgs OF ali sizes ana
xmas; Iron and Brass Castings OF all descrip ptions Roll
Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other work connected
with the abo we business. rH. Uv f' nrU
Drawings and specifications for all work zone at
the ESTABLISHING u tree OF charge, and work gnaran-
iced.
repairs Of boats, where they lie perfect safety
and provided with shears, blocks, tails, etc etc.,
JACOB G NEAFIE,
JOHN p. LEVY.
S2lS BEACH and PALMER Streets.
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APPEAL BY THE SOUTHWARK SOUP
SoCIETY.--This Society has made AN earnest
appeal for help. The finances of the Society are
in a very meagre condition, and the demands
upon its resources are largely on the increase.
The destitute people in the lower part of the
city are suffering, and starvation and death
house, in Sutherland street, below Queen, where
contributions are also received.
PAYING WATER RENTS. - The water
duplicate for 1867 having been completed, the
Register of Water is now receiving rents.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-05
RADICALISM IN OUR SCITOOIS-A
TEACHER REQUIREU no ENDORSE
CONGRESS-, Az AGAINST TEJE EX-
ECUTIVE AND JUDICIARY.
\ correspondent Of The Aihens Il


Press has the following:
Mn. Error: Among number of po-
liiical interrogaiories propoun,led by the
Trustees or Forest Hill Academvto Mr.. Nc
ferrin, the principal, is the following:
do Won recognize the supremacy Of the
national Congress recently assembled al
Washington as the lawful authority of The
govenment--the custodian of freedom-
and regard ali other power, State and Ma
tional, Judicial and Executive, as iuelly
suborainatert BE-.
The Board of Trustees Of this academy
not only required Mr. McReTin to endorse
this detestahle political heresy himself. hut
TO teach it in his school
Mr.. Editor, suppose yon and l were to
visit this school some tine morning, and
The teacher would call a juvenile class 10
recite their irsi Lesson an constitutional
jurisprudence
Teacher Now. Tommy, | want Won 10
tell me who is invested with the supreme
power in this country %
Tommy" Gov. Brownlow He tram
pies under foot the constitution. the laws
If the State, his official obligation, and the
rights Of the people, and inst doe as he
pleases. Amt he supreme '
Teacher " Well, Arch. what dc Won
saw"
Arch" Why, Thad. Stevens. Ben Wade
Beast Butler. and all them fellow what's
sometimes called Congress
Teacher" Y ery we'll done Whore did
YOU learn that o"
Arch-" From them trustees. Besides ]
went 60 Mr. rs school awhile / tell ven
he teaches his scholars political econony,
algebra. Deuteronomy. and = site of
things o. UMBRA.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-05

A Boys FmSr COMPOSITION. The
Terre Haute Ind. Al5uw gives the follow
ing essay on "The OK from one Of its
Young contributors, inst as 1t came from
his pen
"O1en IL very slow snimil, they are
good 10 brake gruund ur. wood drsther
have horses Il they didn't have kolick,
which they say Is wind collected in a
bunch, which make il dangerser for 90
keep horses than an OK. Il there was no
horses the people wood have to whesl ihare
wood on n whealbarow. il wood take
them two or three DAYS 10 wheal 4 cord
mile. Cows Is useful 10. have herd som
say that il thay had to he tother or an OK
lhay wood be a COW. Eat ] think when Il
cum 90 have their tits pulled OF a cold
moTniR thay wood wish thay wasn't for
oxen don't genernlly have 10 raise calves.
II he'd 10 be emmy wood drafhpr De-
hefiur. hui II ] c9odent be heiinr an
he'd 90 be both wood be an OK.
IsAkc SrusFEh
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-05
In Chancery al !Nashyille.

State OF Tennessee-Clerk's Office. Chsncery
Court at Nashville. April the 10th. 1867.
C. NJ Thompson, complainant, VS.. q. NJ. Fogg,
Jr sdm'r, etc. ct ais. defendants.
fl APPEARING FROM AFFIDAyIrFILED
Il in this cause that the defendant, John Shelby
Barrow is nonresident Of the State of Ten
ueesee: II IL therefore ordered thai he enter his
appearance herein on or before the third Mon
iay Of the next term of said Court. 10 be held
on the first Monday in May next. ls6s. and plead.
answer or demur 20 comp ain ant bill. OF The
came viii be taken for confessed Gs 10 him and
set for hearing ex parte. and that { copy Of this
order be published for four Successive weeks in
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A c1py-Attest: NJ. B. HOWELL,
clerk and Mater
John Reid Sni'r for commit apFtl 4fw
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-05
In Chnnoerr Al Na.hville.

State Of Tennessee-Clerk's Office. Chaneery
Court 81 Nashville. April the 18th, 1906.
Fred. TeTrass, admir-. etc., complainant, W.
Russell Houston, admir-. etc. ct ais. defendants.
ITAPPEARING FROM AFPIDAYITFILRD
i in this eause that the defendant. Russeii Hous-
ton. adm r. etc.. IL a Bon-residsBt of the State
Of tennessee: il a therefore ordered that he
enter his Appearance herein on or before the
Oourt. 90 be held on the frst Monday in May
next. lsi9. and plead. answer or demur 10 COM
plainant's hili. or the same will be taken for
confessed AZ 10 him and set for hearing ex
Parte. and that q ropy Of this order be published
for four successive weeks IA she Nashville
Union and Dispateh.
A eopy-Attest. N. b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Mater.
John Reid. SOlr for esmBl't ApTT 4tW
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-05
rim Day-Satur.iny. MAY IIlh.

Fourth Day-FrIdRy, May 10Th.
ASSOCIATION PURsE-s6O0 for dash Of
three miles