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LOTTERY
4 EAL ESTATE LOTTERY.

~ EAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
ONE MILLION OF DoLLAEs
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE,
LOCATED IN THIS CITY,
To be Disposed OF by Lottery.
The drAwingOf this Lottery win place tn
tickets are SOLD under the charter of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted by the Legislature of the 1863 aud which
embraces in ats Scheme some of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THIS CITY, tO-wit:
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL. now open to the public and
doing business.
THE FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL.
TIE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
THE DWELLING. STORES AND wARERooMs. Nos
lie, lis and 40 Royal street, adjoining the Hotel.
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No As ST. Louis
street, opposite the Hotel
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENTS
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND
lie Prizes. Tickets $40.
For full and particular description Circular which
will be sent postpaid any desiring and all for
Tickets will receive prompt attention by addressing
o.E. HALL.
st. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans La
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GREY JACKET BITTERS.
TO TIRE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE.

New Orleans, Decsmbee L, 1865.
In the 1855 the Undersigned percsvng that their
friends in the South being upon by thousands
Of vile compounds under the of whiskes Brsades
Gins sehnspps Bers etc. etc, determined to begin the
manufacture of pure medicinal spirit out of home raised
Southern herbs to supply the want of the public in this line
which had created the demand. We called our spirit
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GREY JACKET BITrERs,


And popular did they become that they this
early date little TIRES years from their first
facture used all over the South.
THE MATERIALS WE USE NOW ARE THE SAME
AS WERE EMPLOYED BY Us AT FIRST.
AND WE HAVE so FAR HEARD NO CON-
PLANTS OF GREY JACKET BITTERS BEING COUN.
TERRIFIED, while the papers filed with warnings
from Yankee manufacturers of pretended real counter
fe.ts Of their medicattd spirits.
THAT THESE SPIRITS WERE BAD WAS UN.
DEN1ABLE.
But with whom the responsibility properly rested the South
people could not reasonably know do suppose
they cared.
They only ceased to purchase them and bought the GREY
JACKET BITTERs in their place.
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsine.
APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Ruisson's Iodide OF Iron and Man.
ganese Pills.

The treatment Of chlorotc scroous affections always
ong tedious with the usual preparations IRON which
not unirequenty fail owing to the stomach not being soe
support them The researches of Professors Hannon
Brussels Gensou aud fetrequn, Of Lyons; Berzeus
of Paris have demonstrated that this lamentable
failure owing to the absence of Manganese which, we'll
Iron, Is essential element of the blood These Pills
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics and
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They
employ with certainty Of against Chloross Green
Scknes Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and r.
regular Mensruati0n and preferable the pills Of odde
Of iron alone In all anemc scroalous and sfec
iona.
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N. o. sTAAmsH.r .nmpANv.
or s.
SEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, T,
srsIs o. LOUISIANA. CIR or Nav ozLxAnA (

Be KnG.ns mat on IN: gh.h day Of rebruar, IN N.
and Of the iRa ; the United State. ths
M and tor the City and Parish Of Nav or
leans, State Of Louisiana Aforesaid. duly comm
Eoned and sworn, personally came and aopeared ths
parties hereinafter named underspned who sevsrsIlr
declared that svang themselves the provisions N M
rtatutes the State Louisaa relative Ia the
Of corporations IN this Sta they have and
and do by these Covenant s0rer and bind
themselves and those whom tiny represent 70 form thsr
into and constitute CORPORATION for ans objects and
purposes and under the stipus reQuasops and ohsa
bons following, to-vft:
ARTICLE
re rsns md 'its 2, .sid Company saan be TIE "sEw
hereby essb.hed II tbs city ef New Orleans and shall
exist and continue for the Of from the
date OF these unless dissolved hereinafter
provided for " shall have corDbrste devc@ uror
the same ssd the Of the Company upa toe narss
thereof.
ARTICLE II:
The object Of said company 70 or othery.s rr
cure and maintain tamshps constitute ins
lines Of steamships TO be own and controlled Ia the ctv
Of New Orleans and TO trade said auv no
ports on the Atlantic coast OF Eulf Of Mexico.
The of said oompsny be the poper person on
whom citations Is1,l urooeas hsrs
In the said Company may be interested.
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pOrEs CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS

ASTHMA, ETC.
In ell Diseases Of the Throat Lungs requiring
Of mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy this pre-
paration be used by of all ages from the
FAINT mewlng and puking in its arms to where the
sixth sge shifts into the lean and slippered pansloon"
much prospect Of relief from any formula in
POPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used In this
city years. increasing demand put In bot
ties at 75c. each. Tryt. JOHN Il. POPE.
Druggist. corner Jackson and Prytania streets
Sold also by JOHN DEBENNEyILLE, Druggist, corner
Camp and Poydras streets
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CIaytos's Lambs In n New Role.
From the Memphis Avalanche, Jan. l4I

CAPTURED HORSES AND MULES SENT TO NORTH
MISSISSIPPI AND SOLD AT Low PRICES.
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ARr1cL4Iv1r1.

7hree01rhs Of tbs Stockholders In capital shan have tns
power wind up and settle th affairs Of said
Company any time during lis exsteace or Of making
mOdhcatens additions Changes this giving
Exy days previous notice In tw Of the newspapers published
. this Oily,
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ARTIoLb TX.

The csyits stock OF said Company hereby liked the
sum Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS divided into shares Of ~ Dollars each Of which
30 be paid before the signing Of these presents which
capital be increased not exceeding nil
Lon The should be requid By twcthrds capital
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TIE ssl OF said COMPANY sda. under direction and
OF Edward higint who may Of any time have
the privilege Of sssocisng With him persons
among the Of the Company subject to the
Agents 70 assist N ransatpg he business Of said Company
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On the expiration OF thu said erm twenty-five yeoga
horenbefers agreed upon for the tsnce Of said pAny
maIOrty OF the stockholders capital shall have power
the mode Of selling and dsp0sng Of all
The property and effects said Company also
decide and Ok the Md conditions of the OF
disposition thereof and finally Of Winding qudsns
hs Affairs " the best advantage.
, 1869-03-16
s q. 9 & TX a WIS.

lister, officially announegH The resignation
Of the Provisional Government. General
Prim, Minister Of War, in his address as
sored the House that the last Dynasty
would never assend the throne. Admiral
Topet, Minister of War affairs, asked the
House to pass an act of indemnity of the
Navy for its acts during the revolution.
Subsequently the House passed a vote Of
thanks to the retiring Provisional Gov
ernMent, although the Republican mem
bers opposed it with unanimity. The
House also by a large vote entrusted Mar
shall Serrano with full executive powers
for the time being, and granted bin the
authority necessary for the formation Of
a New Ministry.
General Cabellero DtRodo is to snc-
coed Gea. Dulce as Governor-GeneraI Of
Cuba.
MARKETS London, Feb. 24-Consols
938; Liverpool markets heavy. Old
Corn 31S. Cd.
, 1869-03-16
From tie Spectator, February 49,
THE ATTITUDE or COUNT Won
BISMARCK.

Count Won Bismarck appears to have
returned to Berlin full of life, spirits and
intellectual energy. His favour at Court
appears to be as great as ever, his hold
over the Chambers greater than ever
so great that he intends, it is believed,
ITO merge the Prussian Lower Chamber
IN the North German Lower Chamber,--
and his attitude before Europe more than
ever defiant and proud. Always frank,
his tfankness has of late assumed tone
almost of brutality, and remembering
thai ne is a trained and successful diplo-
matist, that he can on occasion keep Sc
, 1869-03-16

AON@A sOCS~SO
DR.. Browne has been appointed one of
the Medical Examiners of the Society to
supply the place Of the late DR.: Chapman.
BY the last Mail from Demerara intel
ligence was brought of the death of the
Government Secretary, Mr.. J. r. Holli-
gan, son of the late James Holligan Of
Bank Hall in this parish, and forsome time
previously Colonial Secretary of the
Island. His death has been generally re-
GREETED. He was a rising man, who pro-
missed to be an honor to the place of his
birth, besides rendering good service TO
the public by his talents and industry.
We understand the Joint Committee of
the Legislature have reported in favor of
the grant of G25OO a year for 10 years in
aid of the proposed Inter- Colonial Tele-
graph, which was the amount originally
applied for by the Company through
Baron Hippel SO that there will be no
further obstacle TO the carrying out of
the project, on the part of the Colonies,
at which the Cable will touch between
st. Thomas and Demerara (See Report
above, and Mr.. Smiths resolutions to
give effect to il, passed to-day by the
Assembly,
H. Nj. S. Phebe, Barracuda, and gun
boat Britomart are lying in Carlisle Bay.
The Baryacoug arrived Sunday evening
from Antigua.
, 1869-03-16

Y lpuSly, uuu tuut HC SpCdhS ~
reporters, it is difficult to believe that he
is not either speaking with a purpose,
or, at least, aware that a time has arriv-
ed when reticence has ceased to be of
any value. Two, at least, of his recent
addresses, one on the sequestration of the
King of Hanover's allowance, and the
other on the similar penalty enforced
against the Elector Of Hesse, and on the
espionage maintained by Prussia, seem
to us almost defiant in their tone, ex-
p%ressIy calculated to awaken national
feeling, and warn the German people to
hold themselves prepared. The meas
ures themselves are not without their
significance. There was no very press
ing necessity for sequestratjng the Duke
Of Cumberland's Gl2O, 900 a year, 1t is
true that Prince was wasting the mo-
ney on a Hanoverian Legion scattered
through the towns of France, aud officer
ed, The Premier SAYS, by gentlemen re-
siding i'll Paris, with the express object
of assisting in some future war. 1t is
true also that the Count thinks himself
duped about that money, a British repre-
sentative having assured him that in ac-
" i'luS III pCuSIOu1 UuO CA-1AtuS WOQlO
bind himself in honour TO desist from his
pretentions-a curious little incident we
recommend 10 the attention of Sir Henry
Bulwer. And finally, it is true that the
PfuSsian Government alone among the
Governments of Europe never loses sight
of its till, exacting every right and saw
ing every shilling as if it were taxpayer
instead of tax-receiver. But neverthe-
less, 1900 scattered soldiers will make
little difference when war breaks cut, the
ex-KiOg was wasting his revenue very
harmlessly, and as much will be lost by
the appearance Of meanness as gained by
the reality of economy. Count'von Bis
marck must have been very Indifferent
to French opinion when he avowed that
he had sent spies into France to ascertain
the facts, and cared nothing for charges
of ungentlemanly conduct while it vas
needful "to follow these mali gnant rep,
tiles to their holes" He must have
been at least careless of what the Aus
trian Government might feel when he de-
nounced lis guests as men who were en-
deavouring to invite the foreigner and
who would ''Ieave no stone unturned to
see tneT natlVe plaihS lfouueH Wy JuuI-
liant foreign foes, till the land of their
fathers groaned again beneath the yoke
from which we freed it in the beginning of
the century,"-the French yoke, remem-
Der. Statesmen on the Continent, or for
that matter in England, rarely utter
infammatory speeches Of that kind
speeches which are caught up even by
workmen and peasants /; speeches which
rouse the patriotism Of soldiers, unless
they know either that war is at hand, or
that affairs are In a condition in which
, 1869-03-16
FROM CANADA.

OTTowA, Febr. 24.-The Hon. Mr..
Rose left this city last night for Washing
ton TO attend a meeting as British Com
missioner on the Boundary question be-
tween England and the United States.
, 1869-03-16
Telegraphic News.

From the Halyar Morning Chronicle, Fe6.25
FROM EUROPE.
RESIGNATION OF THE PROVI-
SIGNAL GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN.
In the Spanish Constitutional Cortes
yesterday, Senior Serrano, the Prime Min.
, 1869-03-16
CONGRESSIONAL r T

Washington, Febr. 24.-The failure of
reconstruction for Georgia, Mississippi,
and Texas, and of the tax bill, and the
postponement of the House tenure of
Office bill, will compel the next Congress
to remain in cession longer than was ex-
pected; probably sixty days from the
fourth of March. The female labor ques-
ton was discussed in Congress yesterday,
and it was decided to increase salaries Of
the female clerks to $1,000 per annum.
FINANCIAL.-New York, Febr. ga
Gold, 1929. Money easy.
, 1869-03-16
FROM THE STATES.
EXPORTS DUTIES IN CUBA.

New York, Feb. "a -Despatches of
yesterday from Cuba say that a decree is
to be issued, imposing all export duty
from LIST of March next of soc. per box,
aud 81. IS per hogshead on sugar 81
per bale on tobacco, and fifty cents per
thousand on cigars, aud an addition of
5 per cent. on all internal taxes, the pro-
ceeds of which are to be paid weekly 10
the Spanish Bank to secure an advance
of eight million dollars to the Govern
ment.
, 1869-03-16

The arrival of Bishop PARRY has given
a little animation to Church matters. A
Choral Service at St. Leonards on the
opening of a new Organ, with a sermon
from his Lordship on the influence of
music on the religious sentiment, has
been followed by an appeal from an
"Anglo-C Catholic" for the restoration of
the Cathedral, and the enlisting Of lay
man in more earnest cooperation with
the clergy in works of charity and educa-
ton, and from Mr.. B. Inniss, in behalf of
the poor in the ST. Paul's district.
The Half-Yearly Report of the Mutual
Life Assurance Society was presented at
a Meeting of the Shareholders on the 29lh.
It is very satisfactory, altho. the claims
on the society occasioned by the death
of members was heavier than usual, and
as the Directors observe, "lhe average
duration of the Policies has been much
less than ought properly to have been
looked for;" but this has been followed
and compensated by the issue OF new
Policies TO the amount Of $190,S3O, which
is considerably in excess of the issue
previously. On the 3Ist December, the
amount invested on security in real Estate
in the Island amounted to $421,433 and
the assets.of the Society consisted Of
Loans on Members Policies $264,455
Investments on Mortgage Of
real Estate 466,41S
Cash in Colonial Bank.--.. 20,442
Premiums due by Members. 36,963
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-21

IHE London quarterly Rcrjc", IN lis
article on ihe Byron Mystery, the
most interesting portions oil which have
been reproduced ID "iS paper omitted
only one lhihs "lieh would nave rem
ueIco 'h' eoh"ai'''ion "' HrS. Stowe
coHP.e''' I'". one ''''l'S Is no" sup
P'-eu Ii +" Se'"'i" e''''i"" Ga '"' f's'''"''
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WUAT UnE4D'- PATTY asa
DONE.

Those VINO have been cndeayoring 10
build up new party upon the idea that
the Democratic party is dead, have some
very stubborn facts TO confront thcm just
now. The New York Democrat sums
up the results of the October and Noycm-
Der elections, in order TO show that The
Democrats have gained a substantial vic
tory. The exhibit comes in this shape:
''Among the States Grant carried in 1868,
were Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and
California. These gave him an aggregate
majority of 2s5,2i7. Among the States
that went for Seymour were New York,
New Jersey and Maryland. These gave
an aggregate Democratic majority Of H.,
Sll. Leaving total majority for Grant
in the eleven States mentioned Of 2iO,
436. Those same eleven States have
voted within The last two months, for can
didates of greater or less importance,
hut always upon questions of party. One
Of the eight States that went for Grant last
fall, ibis fall goes Democratic, leaving
only seven, which have given aggregated
Radical majorites of 5000, against
2S5, 247 last year. New York, New Jcr-
scy, Maryland and California have This
fall gone Democratic, and given aggre-
gated maiorities of 50, 600, against ASH
last year. This, instead of leaving Rad
ical majority in the eleven States of 24o,
436, gives the Democracy majority Of
$500. Within che year the Radical ma
jority has decreased 2o9,7l7, while tie
Democratic mai0ritics have increased
g. $50. The latest returns from
the election in Minnesota elect the
Republican candidate for Governor
by a few hundred votes. There
are four oy five counties vet 10 hear from;
the precise figures cannot, therefore hc
given vet. IIadthe Dcmocracyhccn yigi-
lani in tbecanyass there, AID workcdwith
the same zeal rs the RcpubIicansa tia,
State would havcbcenp placed in The Demo
cratic column. As it is, the vote is sulli-
GENTLY close 20 show that il is within their
reach at the next election Large gains
have been made in the Legislature of the
State and the ISnublirau majority on
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The New York TriJuBc is a progress
i've Journal Il used TO dcnounce lis con-
tcmporaries "a Glars when they made
statements that did not please it. But
now It lnanifcsl 81 Nondcrfal respect for
The feaings q crhninals. j recently
referred TO one of tae fast fnanciers of
Gotham, who 'perpctrated gigantic for
acrics, as 'Iaboring under the influence
of hallucination. and assured its read
cI- that his alteration from the straight
and narrow path was the result Of tran
.i.nt l.msinn
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

JNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on THE
i I'd day of Nov, A. d. 1869, warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Hugh JONES'
in the county of Bedford, and State of Tennessee,
who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own
petition: That the payment of any debts and de-
livery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt,
TO him. for his use and the transfer Of any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law That a meeting
of the Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts and to choose one or more as
signees of his estate, Will be held at a Court Of
Bankruptcy, to be holden on the 18th day of Dec,
A. D. 1869 at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the Office Of the
REGISTER in Bankruptcy, Murfreesboro. Tenn.
before ". n. Doughty, Esq, Register.
/. r. GLASCOCK,
q. s. Marshal. Messenger.
Z L DOUGHTY, Dep. UPS. NJ
nOy2l-lt
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

TINS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT or THE
4 ~ day Of November, A. d. 1869, warrant IN
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of John
n. Fuller, in the county Of Bedford, and state Of
Tennessee. who has been adjudged Bankrupt, on
his own petition: That the payment Of any debts
snd delivery Of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and the transfer
OF any property by him are forbidden by law That
d meeting Of the Creditors of tho said Bankrupt
to prove their debts, and 70 choose ono or more
assieuees of his estate will be held at Court OF
Bankruptcy, to be holden on the 18th day OF De
cember, A. d. 1869 at 10 o'clock a NJ at the ONCE
of the Icgister in bankruptcy Murfre' shOrO, Ten
nessee before W n. Doughty, ESQ., Reglstrr
E. II. GLASCOCk,
L. s. Marshal, NesecEg"r.
h. T. DoUouTy. Dep u. 5. NJ.
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No TAXES! NO TAXES!

ON TUESDAY, 9Oth INIT, WE WILL OFFER
" at public sale, on the premises, at IL O'Clock
Tho following property which is free from all
taxes viz Two vacant business lots, 40 feet each
on south Market and College streets, little north
Of NJ. A Parrish & Co.'S large warehouse. one lot,
nnon which there Is an excellent brick stable, $50
bv 81 feet Also two lots adjoining, respectively
as by ss feet 'front.' On each Of these lots there Is
large frame stable. The three will aggregate an
income Of not less than $7O0--a very handsome
Weld on their estimated value. The terms are
very liberal one-fourth cash, balance in G. i and
Is months, with interest.
CALENDER / GARRETT,
Real Estate Agents, No. 80 y Cherry street.
nov n I'd.
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
L "a day of November, A. d. 1869, a warrant III
bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF j. A.
Bochrus, in the county of rutherford, and state OF
Tennessee who has been adiudged Bankrupt on
his own petition: That the payment OF any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging TO sad
Bankrupt, TO him. or for his use, and the transfer
of any property 10y him are forbidden by law:
That a meeting OF the Creditors OF the said Bank
rupt TO prove their debts, and to choose one or
more assignees of his estate, viii be held at Court
of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden on the nth day OF
oalcc Of the Register in Bankruptcy, Murfreesboro,
Tennessee before W n. Doughty, Esq, Register.
T. r. GLASCOCK,
C. $. Marshal Messenger.
f. l. DoUGHTY. Dep. U. s. NJ
EOy9I-It
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q cot The people.

Tur New York Undergraduates polit-
..ar.ti-jous paper-aftrr reviewing the
,au... orHe Radical defeat in the Stale
ct Erw York, comes 60 lhe conclusion
1hH Oh. party died of its own corruption.
Tlf- VIVA, ID says after election, and
what e, concealed before election:
The late Legislature was the most
,unami body eyer convened outside the
CITY Hal Park The Speaker Of the
ASSEMBLY who Is rated higher than his
fellows. because not suspected Of accept
ing urruuiuy h.ihcs-i~, nevertheless,
believed Co have hartcrcd the committee
places I'm his Gift toI votes for his candi
laru Tor Duitc6 State, Senator His com
ntlccs, when formed, were understood
ir rn mulrruu,, ami the votes given Hv
tUefH houses lar aN SORTS of jobs.
Etdiclpm is every where the same,
n1 whenever ils leludcd fallowcrSawake
90 "a realizing sens. of us Inherent con7W-
.nn d. ..r- down
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-21

TuE Boston Post makes the following
points Captain John C. Conner, United
States Army, has been arrested for accept
NJ "A nomination for Congress from the
Hamilton party IN Texas. Gen Grant
could run for the oflice of President while
serving in the army, but a subordinate
must be arrested Tor accepting a nomina-
ton for q civil Office.
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COUNTY COURT Ar NASHVILLE.

ERANK D. MOORE. ADMINISTRATORS rs. 2.
L L. Michel, 81 ai.-At the Office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court at Nashville, on the 10th day Of
November, 1889, on motion Of complainant, by conn-
sci in the above cause and It appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk that the said defendant,
John Nchol is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee, and therefore the ordinary proce OF this
Court cannot be served upon him, it is therefore
ordered by the Clerk that publication be male Tor
four weeks in succession in the Nashville USIoS
AND AMERICAN. a newspaper published IN the city
81 Nashville requiring the said defendan to appear
at the next Term of the County Court to be holden
for the county of Davidson, at the Courthouse
thereof in the city Of Nashville, on the first Mon
day in january next, and answer said bin, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him and set
for hearing ex parte P. L. NICHOL, Clerk.
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