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10 the ! uuf~lc Jn.isr oi P,,,l.,,-. ~uh,a .aH
Tor fby Count, OF Dsfar
| you r~''tH-sr womb 'r-Tsc iui.S teprrsrrt
j th,,- Vhrfeis Dsr"a. FUti-s 49, .t,p.tnt-d
Gns'l'ir i.r John - o. ~u.rt. aod y hrf-s. the
,S'd tUt~- h'- "a NJ : Il Asin- 81 h. -.
safety, a'. have go-,j ,easuu 60 t-ls,y, ,nd 80
be- ~sc ii'i he c-,nnri r,lutu - s,rt,. ,nd hat
the s"'d rr- not h'- t~.nd.rnrp t--pog- 'il~
aud Whs-. ss he -.'it ~. Is >urrt - d-s,. a.-d
the X cUlst L =. Army nj canti.t H. h.l,,d
~ '-gara '" The scitkfa,nt ui the aor ,,nt ~Ltrh
the stid "fifs hs. pte-e toi,ft sgsin-i
him; an1 ~h"trAs. 81 the satd John -. Il. tr,.t
- not N' z, peirss Il. ~ite-i be- t,ti, h.u tu
hIs ertsi, Iber'ibte, i-itt,as.-t i-p. (sut--
dt'n GO : oncrt B s'ts-t Is',,s that uut ha,s,.s
mtN ~ntU d-'scc h' tho rem ". a. he .4.td
"ri-s Guardian G,r -. u ~Jt.-t ar.i ,-.u.
"D''cr no due tp'm under sr,i %, .,if thst th-
'"u1'ni 'ncis 90 30. esii- a. -rolitni ul., t.
-sah, nu',6-,. 10 ssnf an, rrntta. cr, 10 ..,i
f"rt-5, u. - "a dHt, hpr'a q. SiI ev-. gay
EUtNFAS IUlMAN
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s.rrrp rms PLow.

AIlthe at ssi .e,esces pertaining 10 hie, sr
el.,s-ls linked ,,g-ther. and are ultimately COO
u,cir,l W.T. a ..ultsre --AGRIeoLA.
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pN'"Su. 81, C,..''t ct rs,.,,"- h.ia ., -
~,th,a sud tnf th- C"sri, 81 pstsrd vn he
th,oi To--t-, 80 NAr-h. - iSs~.
TD-EFli \. tiil.l, ES-- u,ns 81 ~, L.i VIII
~ s.s' T--'4ut-1t vi l,>~rh \ lltu. t,'- II p~p-
usssk s-ta t.sfIis. d.--ss~si. having Ifr.~oiol
his a. 1rr'i'ui 81 l.i.,nst',tp.1 90 tsr
.atd No. ,sss-b i,,' ,'i,s.ac~.
prdsrs,i. Ih., fbv sad TN~ru'ar st.e nri're
90 rs~s..,a. e,r.t- ~ causing copy o. fht.
f.f,t~f - ilnist- bel hr~- vv,L .srr-s,,.k ~
he pSt.fi prnas-rri I,',pt-d "a rstt. .th., ~,
app~-f ~ tfrl.str to,ir' h.Li ~ t',r-
,-i,E -s'A C-suu'N. th. 2I-t -, 81 Nv
p-Nt. At tr" a'slp,k 'hs lssra,.,n s"a .h-~
-,ti.. q .rN th~s b,sr -, 10. .h.,oid aot
- allow rd % " tlkER. J~tge
ht.s- ep9,--su-.i : ilrsss. H-x,.Irt.
O,rouu. ,.-At C.,ur II P,.4a.t~ h-.i - "a.
go. suhtu an 80 th~ Cu,,p', ct O>trtL, 90 the
th,ra Tr-..lIs - Nsf.h. \ u i>tSS
10 NNptR THNNER. A,i.ssin,.tr s'"f 1
y IN --t,ir ,.i H-aJ uu.a N-'rH. ate ~ rar,s
.s,,i I..su' =, '~-si. having las .-uird b. Ii
.ri a.fsi IS slnto - the 81
- 81 J-srs.-,i b.f 20 .~,a-e.
O,i-t~d. thst .i,J AIairt.trstaf give 80 t.
~ f-r--,o- tat.t-.t~.i q, c-,a-tn- cop, - thi.
,r,t,s t.. - I.tr hs no.. s-~L- sacr--.y.ls -
lh~ oNf,rd il~tnrvIII. pr,nt~h ~ rstt- th4t tho,
i'tl, srp,ss r,1,sat- C..ttt tn - h.h 1t Pan,
49, es.'~p the , I, '..i,, 81 NJ, urSt. At
The, have ID, The .sn-c sbo-li s-s q. .lA.H,I
u " NLkER. Jsi.e-
\ uae c"pr- ait~si: = IiusU.. R~s,.grs.
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DSFoEn. So C,-iu e Probate h'J -
fa'i-. ~shw a,d - the Cupn,, 81 pNsfd Vn
,h- 'h,'d To -,ia, uf Marrh \. -. iS6S
JAMES HOBBS, Administrator The s.fstc
~ At DON fa,TtaEtoo Lst- 81 Nv, ~, (. 90 '''d
'a-oni,. arceass,. kavirg prosecuted he hnsl a,-
e"e"' " s'i'"'"'.i r'i'oa oi 'he "s'sS - -s'd d'
gva-'d is,r slh,wsn.~:
pioet.d. Th,t The .aid ADMINISTRATOR girc -.
''c- ." al l'~rs"as iartr.i-l, n, c,u.'HE r'rN "f
'h,- orirr &C. IL 80, .hs ,h.r. Ws-ks ,ucrssstv~.
" ~ he OSL',d b'os.cs-,. ptipcd - PAN. hat
ihrN nav spgsar 81 . Probate C..,,t t. - held =,
l>'''l ~ s'''i Co'n'N. - the 2o'h d., 81 Nv
i-Ni, tive ~ 80 th- sHstao-,a aai she's
raos", 4 sun 'h,s have. ~, The .h..sLi no,
~ allowed. IL " ALktR J".lr~.
uUc oory-,,icsi : HOMES. Req ,,t~r.
DNpnRc s.-At . trrtt - I'ui.,,e h.it -
Ps,i- uhia aad f"r ih, Count, ot CSt",,i. ot
the 81 Tr.-d-N 81 Nsurh. \. ~. Isss.
rrHE HEIRS Al LAW nam q ~ . CERTAIN IN
sitss-~o' pasr,-t 'pE =. ~ the hsi ~ a.i
unon, 81 Ns'h..-i Jh.,k.. ate oi fr-I1ss. IN
-a'd ~rH"'' ,i'crs.s'i, haVisg prr-ra,rd The
isf psoist.:
or,isrd. Ths, ,hc ,sid ii.,t, ri,- roiice ~
AZ 80 nI.s-.i~d l., r.rs,,-g r"a,, nfth. -
d 40 10 pah''-hed three week. .-cr-.-ts-i, ~
The pNt1fd b,,n,.rr,t. ".w>ilsp~t ,,,nic,i - -
~ IN -s'd e,,rn'y. 30, ihe, 'sl.,, sI-p~,r Pc
isii- C.'at h- b.id ~ i.,N'h th- 2OJh
'isN II Nav afNt. st Twn uris.cL thr ait'rns-,b
-N"~ rta-~ u a., ,hry have. wh, th- .atd
.i,nlB-ut shsnld r'.i - proved. rot.Etv.d. and
alh,~r,i the Ia. W'h an r'-tan-ni 81 .sid
.i~e-a-,d. \ ". wAIkEW. Lodge.
Atrns copy --suc-t: }. = HuUIs B,s,.,.r
p>'"sp s.-Na C~prt ~ Probate h~h AL sr.
NuR,a sad -, the Count, 81 ONi"td 90 IA,
81 r,--i4S 81 VI ,rvh. \ -. ISs>
VOtI\ PERRY. Adrnin st,.,i,s 3D. the c.iat-
~ at J,m~- l.. k-~n, L.'s 81 O,t~d. N -,
'"sHl, Der s---t. h.,'ng go .uisd he htt anil
int S,,s'ai 90, ia.,u,.tr 81 thc estate "a ~
d.C--.ss,i ~ sHts sur4-.
br'-'~.i. Th.i The -aii Al is,-fr-,ior q ~ poier
Ia AL r-T -on- iair'c-s-d. b. e.s-uE . pN Of
thi- s-t ~ H. l.sii- h-,i thrt- w,-k- .tcc-sr,v-
., ~ the N,urd p-ts ,cfai ps'oi~d . F.T-. ihai
.h-N ,asN spgS's' ~ e fr,,,,tr C,pst o. D.. h.id
fsft-. .ati C,uut,. the ihrd Tpr-di, al
Nj, ten o',i-sL The 81, .,,.,.,n, .rd .os
eSu-", Il '", 'h'S haze. Nh, the -sur .h'Oii
NJ, l., aik,~rd.
4 ~ " ,LkER Judge.
Atcas eopy-sitr-t; !. :. iioNEs. R'Ei.'-r.
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Wisconsin OpROotS

TIE sidl-cff,s,. ,u iu,ni.s Uo, R,.,,. A.,
ifom ne top YARDS IN " ,-ron.,.. 80 T..
~ 81 Which WILL RI W4RR4NJIy' IN
GoOD ORDER WIEN DELiVFRED
Seod ~ youT orfers IT IN r.tl date ,. ueb,v.
'"e'd, eng gel .sveral hUndre, acres
Az orders will b. entered on oor Oh, n
ana s"-wcred N ss-tsua kr thp Spf,pr'. 80.
planting HAYFuRD 4 an 1, M pt,,,
C'u,on. Feb. ~. Isos
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n,vuNp. s.-Nt C,,uft II g. tsatr hriA ~ Par
-. ~tthtn sa4 tur thr C..',u,N 81 pSi..sd .
or he ~ Iu-..t,, ,i Mach \ II 1858.
4 DELi1IN UAWkIN~. Ni,,a--ttss,tS. wub
y ih- W.u ass-N-l ~, ID. .-.fst~ H,ss,
ila~k'H. tate 80 N.IWs, ,u --,,d Cs,.,.',. drrr..-
49, hsN'sg oi'-i bee, h..t sol = 81 Z
.suia,-t' st ihr -.t4tr OF sa,l d-c,s,-sd 80
Ais.s
o'dctvd, Thatih~ s'i,' stl'attt.j,,it g,sr aie~
- al l-rs,sn. ,stcr~-t~it. bN c.a.ttg = c,yN 80
,h'. o,irT Sac L. i.'s-hsj ih,~ SICK.
u - ths pNh,fd iLuss-rf g. tnie- at Pane. %,
,atn C.',rt, that ihsN tsa, .,ru-sr IT. Ppt.,t-
tuuri te D. hrid 20 fatt.. tk, Th,rd Ir-.lts,
81 neat ten o',irsk - th. n,t-u..s.
aud -ho~ Cane. Il AHs the, have .~h, The same
tk,-.ld not - aIbi.ed
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. ~ "a duiN hr.tp Wi rvr. ,HsN.
IIiNFAS IDLMAN

ofF"Nr s'-tta Court 81 = ,otaic held ~ Par-
- ~nh'i and iur the Count, oi DNc.,d. on tht
tDtrI lussd@N oi March. 4 ~ 1865
On tbs foregoing l-utipo.
of'ef'd j hai thr SD petu p,ncr s,v, aoi icr tn
-'' p'is"'- lricsi"l nN rsu-tng cuVy oj ht- Pc
iUr'r sth ttt- order ~ rtr.,f. so h. t,,i.i,.l.d
'hf"r Ne'tr sacc--sNcN % she ONtfd D,-u, .rf.,t .
p'in'rd ~ F,f'-. that th-, nay ~pi-ar ~ . rr4i
fir '"uiI 20 b" held Isft- 90 -..,d C,,unt, 90
10" th''d IH-s-iss # Nss n-Nt, ct Ih- rL,,k
~ 10" Toe ppuu, ADD -hry, cause 81 any he, have
Why the should tr.t H. rt,-r-.i.
4. ~ " ALkER. JUICE.
toe ropy-Aness } = HoHHs Rsgpt.,
L HIS e. fiib,s ihsi have rhi. 81, g,vru to ~,
go harris u. Eame. the f-u,,i,..cr 81 b..
minority. J4 ari asi TRADE itr h,u-.H-th.t hail
'isi" "aD" oi BE-. 'irr'ng- u"f pas Io, deIts 4
he cO8uT.,tiug aiI-, ihis date.
REUBEN +. EAMES.
Auest : BROWN
NrWfs. AtIi Is. I-6s
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'tFpFu. At t.tft e Tr.laIr. hrsl 4t
f"ts. " boo sai 60 the Cp,rt, 81 O,.afI. sa
BE- IhW iHs.dt .i March. \ 10 Ice
TnONA~ ~tWIN. Gutras1 or Viii. VI
Il R'uj 'j Apastt. E4ul. miH.f rhiilfep sDd
hr'f- oi ~ So " E,Hd ,,t~ of W.tsit.fI .n
- rDun't. a''sa-c,.. bsvtsg p,r-rbi,I h.. H..
q, count OF yHlfdisu-hip 81 -,li uall. Cos sil.e
Otdrrei. Fblt The slii Guardian give raftr. Cd,
iii pcrs,n- uerr.t-I b, rins,ek e cop, ai thi.
prdet ip D. b. t.iit-hr thftc weeks -as,s--tvsfs Do
he pNi,r. psInorru iliut-t at Fu,-. thsi he,
nal ',Tlen -i PrIbii, Cont fo D., bella W.t.t-
ioiu, o." 80 IOun.s eo ih- 2Dh dos 1i NJ, a.st.
- ten "'r'' % ihe fIieu1ru. sad .lea c4u-e.'i
Any 'hry h'fr.Nhy The -tUs should n,.f be- atoW
81. N WAtkFg 80.
True ~ attest J :. HOBBs, Re.I.isf
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OAFvEu. So = torrtu Probate bel 80 Pr
- suh H sod Tor ihe Cpua. ct DSG.rd. ~ th.
thirr ! 'sfs, 81 S,fru. 4 - I~6-
fNlER =. HOLLAND. Gu,r.'t.n Il Henry
Y Chltt .s'r q taniun rf ~ } 's,r,i, ir-si.. .
bav'"g IH..-'sisi be sec..ut a-r.au, ~ .u-r..,-
su-hip e sl,t wsrd or ,it.van~r.
bfHrrcn. That he ssiI 6u,rft.a risr nn,. c. To
p pefson. lrisft-t,i, Do, ~4u-Irrs rs,p, fhis 90 .r
." - TuiIt-h~t three week -urrs--sssi, ~ the
''St"td Democrat, p'ti. 81 sf Pau, iu sI,I
''ua's. 'h'' ih,y msl spi~sr 80 - f,-l,. {. ,u,i
~ nt held .U sad Isti-. on h. ihitd ru.s,il, 8t
Va r~N'. 81 teu o'cirk On the ts et,-,n. .ns
she's r.n-s.' o. 'as shes hsye sb, the .,fn. ,houid
"'t b. n''"i ~. "ALkEl.. j. g..
lr- py--luc.r: J : iiosts ft-s,.l.s
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ONF'Eu ,s.--At Couu ~ P,.i..i- beLl .
Pam. viihin suj ,.r The t.uriy q ONb.ff ,a
ihs 2 Iue,dss ui march. \. -. I-Gs
htDEGF COBB Gu,r..i, ~ ui.u, 4 ptet.
" ir.l iuiDst h'n.i soil ssn C,ih. a,r ~ ~.
bf"o. 'n '.'t '"""'yi t"rsi.rd, hsvirg prcs.nir,i
me- Fee. .u.uut ~ E.utlt.s.hts of .trI v.,fl,
1ilwtu,s.
q. 5,rtt. That I've sa.i Guardian give n4,,c-
Co slI pre- "- tois'~-ieI, bs c.usuu fs, col th,.
ofde p b. ui-hsH hrre w,sI .sr-ss..is,I, i, The
ilsi"'d l'.Wrf4t pfiutft 80 Ptri- n s,td 1rf,i y .
thsi th"' Hty Irfsetr st q Gf,ilre Cuu,t o.. ID.
held 90 ilrs. o. The 3 Iu-.a,, 90 - i,,s,.
~ to- DEL rA ,n lbe I.r,na.H. aat shes. rsu.~ 81
auy lhsi rf, shl be -,1ir bruti ..,,t IT, ,ia..
81. ~. WkLkIE. Jpt-..
tu'e py--1fre-f. J Hoss.. Essi.t,,.
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Notice IF Force, osure.

G,cen~ a-,I, Ap,,i >. h is6s.
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CAPITAL ALI PAID IN.
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Another, and a still softer brush, is
drawn over the painting, and, oh, what
unutterable anguish, what inexpressible
grief is depicted on the face Of the exr
piring God as he exclaims from the very
depths Of his tortured heart, "Eloi Eloi u
la ma. Sabacthane'
The painting is mplete-genius could
do no more-and the Great Master con-
signs this great painting, into which he
had poured the full food Of his incompara
able genius, together with his name, to i'm
mortality. BY degrees il had been deyel-
oped to his confidential friend, until his
enraptured vision imbibed the full splendor
and beauty Of its completion.
So, said the speaker, we're the provl-
dences of God. They dawn on Us gradu-
ally; we may not understand the rough
Affections sometimes sent upon us when
first they come but after while, if We will
bear patiently with those sad Visitations,
we will comprehend that they are for our
good, and will rebound to our happiness,
if not in this world, surely in the world to
come.
The sermon throughout was filled with
| many beautiful illustrations and figures, and
/ left that church easily compromising
the reason of his popularity as pulpit or
ator. Should his eye rest on this, L trust
be will pardon the liberty a comparative
stranger has taken Of introducing what, TO
him, was the most interesting figure ever
heard. into random communication.
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Eight Weeks for Nothing
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gEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY
$40 A DAY TO AGENTS. $40

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY
IN in Tennessee, TO sell Lloyd's Great
Double Map Of America and Europe.
Each Map shows twenty square feet Of matter.
or forty square feot Of matter on both Maps, for
FIVE DOLLARS, mounted nicely on muslin,
with binGing on the edges sized and vanished
nicely. with double rollers; either side front.
This is the first Map ever made showing every
Town, Village, and told and silver Mine in our
vast Western Territories across the Plains and
Rocky Mountains, 10 the Pacific States. Shows
800, OD0 towns, villages and railroad stations,
and every railroad in America and Europe up
10 1867. Send for ccpy and see Map first.
Address, "A. 9. BIGELOW.
General Agent for tennessee,
Dresden. Weakley Co.. Tenn.
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Middle District OF Tennessee.

FpHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
1 notice Of his appointment as assignee Of
H. q. Betty, Of Nashville. in the county
of Davidson and State of Tennessee. within said
District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon
his own petition by the District Court of said
district X. CARY, Assignee.
nov2l oaw3Es Office 635x Cedar street.
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PLANTERS, BANK NOTES
In the County oOura of Jackson Coun



Hiram Crabtree, Admir- debOnis non Of Wiley
Carter, decd, Vs. William GOad and his wife,
Nancy Goad. Lcvey Carter, Jr., James N
Carter, SUsannah Carter, Lucinda Carter,
james ii. Carter, J. L. Carter, NJ. Carter, and
the hersof James Carter, decd. whose names
are unknown.-PetitiOn to sell land.
ON MOTION OF PETITIONER, BY HIS
~ attorney, and it appearing to the satisfae-
ton of the Clerk, from an allegation in PLAN
tifF's petition, which is sworn TO- that all Of tie
sbove-named defendants are Eon-residents Of
the State Of Tennessee: it is therefore ordered
By me that publication be made in the Union
and Dispatch, a newspaper published in the
city Of Nashville. for four successive weeks, re-
quiring and notifying said defendants. each and
all. to appear before the County Court Of Jack
son county Tennessee, al the Courthouse IN the
town of Gainsboro, on the first Monday In jan
uary 1863, then and there to enter their de-
tense, if any, to plaintiffs petition in case Of
failure so to do, Judgment for confessed will be
entered against them. and this cause will be
set for hearing ex parte- NoFem Der 8, 1861.
W. g. COX, Clerk
Jackson County Court.
Cox 4 Dewitt, Attorneys for Petitioner.
nOyl6 4w
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In Chancery At Nashville.

State Of Tennessee-Ofice Clerk and Master,
Chancery Court At Nashville, October the
3D. 1867.
Leonard f. Hooper, complainant, W John
Brace ct ala, defendants
ETAPPEARING FROM AFFfDAEITFILED
d 10 this cause that defendant. George Clark,
is a non resident Of the State Of Tennessee i
is therefore ordered that be enter his aB-
pearance herein before or within the first three
days Of the next term Of said Court, TO be held
on the first Monday IL November next 1857, and
plead, answer or demur to compliments bill.
or the same viii be taken for confessed as 10
bim and set for hearing expaTte, and thst a copy
Of this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A cypy-Attest: NJ. b. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
Merritt & Webb, soPrs for comp't. oet4 Wat
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. AT
| the south door of tho Courthouse IN Nash
xir1e on SATURDAY, the 14th day Of D ecem-
her 1867 at II O'Clock NJ, three and half acres
OF land, situated in Civil District No. u. and
more particularly described on pages "a and
10 Book 81, Of the Registers Office Of Davidson
county. Said land was conveyed in trust TO me
by William Wilson, TO secure debts to G. W.
Nance, John Hambiin, ThOs. ChadEell, Exeen-
for. and John CATO, and is sold under the trust
TgRNs-Half cash. remainder in six months.
Lien retained and personal security required
Sale absolute, without equity OF redemption
JOHN II. EARTHMAN, Truftee.
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BambetEsr 3 sleaderker rs. Rots 3 g..

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO THE
Il satisfaction Of the court that the defendants,
Roth x Bros. are nOn-residelts Of the state.
and are about fraudulontly disposing Of their
therefore ordered by the coert that publication
be made Ia the Nashville UniOn and Dispatch,
a newspaper Published IN the city Of Nashville.
tor fOar weeks, commanding said Roth Bros
70 come forward and show cause. IL any you
have. Why judgment sh0uld not be rendered
against you ia the above cause, or the same Will
be taken for confessed a. q you and set for trial
ex parte on the 3lst day Of December. 1861. AZ
10 o'clock, A. ~, at nay office No. - Deaderick
street in the city u Nashville. this Nov. % 1857.
hov30wit ". II. WILKINSON, J.. p.
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Middle District Of Tennessee.

rCHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
| notice Of his appointment as Assignee of
John s Carter. J. /. Vantrese, J. II; Wade,
lanes r. Stroud T. NJ Lannom, W. X. Lam
nom. John o. Lannom. }. K. Lannom, and Ar
thur Cummings of Lebanon, in the county Of
Wilson and State Of Tennessee, within said
District, who have been adiudged bankrupts
on their own petitions, by the District Court Of
said District.
deci2 laW3ts Office, s25z Church street.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE, S.,
AT NASHVILLE, 5TH DAY OF Nov, A. D. 1867.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
tice of his appointm emit as assignee of 10. b.
Matthews. of the county of Davidson, and j. 4.
Huddleston, of the county Of Wilson, and State
of Tennessee. within said district, who have
been adjudged bankrupts upon their own petit
tons by the District Court of said district.
GEO. A. WINSTON,
Assignee Office No. S.. North Cherry st.
nnu6- nnuz -2NVt
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RANKRUPT NOTICE

In the District Court Of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee. 10 the mat
tiers Of Bankruptcy. --,ro whom il may concern.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment a. assignee
Of s. p. Thompson, Of the county Of
Wilson and state 81 Tennessee, within said
upon his own petition, By the District Court OF
Paid District.
Dated at Lebanon. Tenn. the 18th dag Of No
vember. A. ID. 1867.
nOvl7 1aW3W II. D. LESTER, Assignee.
Nashville UsIoF AsB DIsPATCH copy oaw3t
aud send bill 10 this Office Lebnnoa Herald and
Register.
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IN CHANCERY AT SPARTA.

J. P. Frenklin & Co. vs.. J A. LOwrey and others.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING THAT
| defendant, j. Washington Webb, is non
resident of the State of Tennessee it is there
fore ordered thet publication be made, as re-
quired By law, fer said defendant TO appear at
the next term OF the Chancery Court, 70 be
holden in the Courthouse in Sparta. Tennessee,
on the third M onday in March next, te plead,
answer or demur 20 said bill, or the same will
he taken for confessed, etc. December IL. 1861.
dee17 4tw P. TURNEY, G. and NJ.
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In lifting the kettle from the FIRE scalded
myself very severeIy-one hand almost to crisp.
The torture was unbearable,
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost Immediately. It healed rapidly and
left very little scar.
"CHAs. FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Philada."
This is merely a sample of what the Mustang
Liniment will do. It is invaluable in all cases of
wounds swellings, sprains, cuts, bruises, spavins
ETC., either upon man or beast. Beware of cOun-
terfeits. None is genuine unless wrapped in fine
steel-plate engravings, bearing the signature of
g. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the priUdte stamp
of DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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IN CHANCERY AT SPARTA.

Temple 5parkman and Others vs.. NJ. c. Dibrell
and others.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING THAT
4 defendants. William Rsnshaw aud n. u.
Brockett, are non residents Of the STATE Of Zen
nessee. 10 is therefore required that publication
be made. as required By law, for said defend
ants 10 appear at the next term Of the Chencery
Court 10 Be holden in the Courtb0use in sparta.
Tennessee, on the third Monday in March next.
to plead, answer or denur 10 SAID Dill. or the
same viii be taken for confessed, etc.
P. TURNKEY. Q. and NJ.
December u 1867. deeig 4tW
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len lines Of solid nonpaTeil make one square.
Yearly advertisers will be entitled 10 dls-
count Of 10 per cent.
Every other day (e. o. d. advertisements wall
BE charged tw6-thirds Of above rates. 80
Advertisements inserted IN the Tn W eekiy VIII
be charged one dollar q square for hrst insertion,
and fifty cents each additional insertion
In the Weekly, one dollar a square for each
insertion.
Special or City Item Notices, twenty. cents 3
line, first, and ten cents line every additional
insertion. Local notices 30 cents line each m
sertion.
Changes in advertisements will De charged st
the rate Of fifty cents q square.
All advertisements are due from date Of az ~
insertion. Hereafter the cash system Will pc
adhel ed 10, and no transient advertisements VIII
be taken unless accompanied by the money!
JoNEs, WALLACE Co,
Union and Dispatch.
ROBKETs, WATTERsOE 4 PURYIs,
Banner.
AVIS WIEHAM,
For Press and Times Co.
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. %. 1861.
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In Chaneery at sparta.

o. q. BrOyIes anil wife ". Samuel C. Nowlin
and others.
Is THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO THE
Il Court that James Z. N0wlin Is n nou-resdent
Of the State Of Tennessee; It is therefore or
dered that publication be made for four weeks,
requiring said nonresident 20 appear 80 the
next term Of our Chancery Court 10 be holden
in the Courthouse in Sparta, on the third Mon
day in March next, 70 plead, answer or demur
10 compliments bill. or the zatae VIII be taken
for confessed and set for hearing ex parte.
octl2 VT p. TURNEY, G. 4 d.