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LEGAL NOTICES.
mo. 6,65l.l
F,t Chancerg at .TidShUiIIe.

HI Chancery at .HiGShCiEIe.
CtTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
y and Master Chancery Court at Nashville,
June the Sd IS73.-Michael Vaughn, Admir- OF
James Doyle, decd, Complainant, VS.. John Gal
loway and others, Defendants.
1t appearing from the allegations of the cross
bill of Maggie McGrath and others, which is
sworn to and filed in this office, that the de-
PENDANTS, Michael j. Gsrretty, Mary Quinn,
Charles Quinn, Annie Quinn, j. p. Cox, Ann
Cox, Ellen Garretty, Edward Garretty, Jr.l
Thomas Garretty, Mary Garretty, Mathew
DOYLE, Jno. Mcdonald, Mary Doyle and PatricE
Kelly, are non-residents of the State Of Tennes-
see and that the residences of Mary Dean and
Margaret Dean are unknown, aid that the
names and residences of all others, the heirs-at-
law and next of kin of James Doyle, are UNI
known so that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served upon them: 1t is therefore ordered thai
said defendants enter their appearance herein
before OF within the first three days OF the next
term of said Court, TO be held on the first Mon
day in October next, (lS73,) and plead, answer OF
demur to compliments bill, or the same viii bt
taken for confessed to them and set for hearing
exparte, and that copy of this order be publish
ed for four consecutive weeks in the Nashville
Union and American. A copy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master
Horace H. Harrison, Solicitor. jei oaw4w
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Notice.
warren HI

DERSONS DESIRING A GOOD SUMMER
home can be furnished good rooms and ac-
commodations at the -t5
Warren House, McMinnvil1e.
Board $50 per month. .Ii
June 10, 1878. els O. Il. HI M ASoN,
iaI1 0w Proprietor.
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LOUISVILLE And NASHVILLE
DO AND
Great Southern
~ ranse 49, AND 15fsPitsf
SOUTH & NORTH ALABAMA
RAILROADS.

X Ss:5EIiiissli4lIy
AkE4kKZA9k ~ n ~
GoMMENOIN9 MAY 95th, 1878, TRAINS
" will leave Nashville, from L. & NJ r r. De-
pot North College street, as follows: 81
7.9n A. NJ, daily, except sunday, for Decatur,
lsAU stepping at all stations aud meking direct
connection with III. q Q. X. r. for point ives
s.lS P. M, Daily, for New Orleans. Mohr.
OsVo and Montgomery via Decatur. Sleeping
Cars attached run through from Nashviffs 70
Montgomery, without change. This train does
not stop at Stations between Nashville and Co
lumbia, except Franklin, arriving at Decatur at
l1:6S A. NJ, and connecting with NJ. q Q. r. B.
0.0O P. M. Columbia Accommodation, daily
OsOV except Sunday. Stops ct all Station.
between Nashville and Columbia.
The 100 a m. train arrives daily except Sum
fhe Gallatin Accommodation arrives dsilva
cept Sunday
S.OO A. NJ, daily, for LeuisyiIle, has sleep
vsVV ing Car attached, running through frOns
New Orleans via Mobile and Montgomery 10
| Nashville and Louisville without change.
t.9S P. N. daily except Sunday, for Lou
Hoo isVille.
500 A. N. and 1:95 p. n. trains for Loulsvills
connect with trains with through Sleeping
| and Day Cars attached, for st. Louis, Chicago,
Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, New York and infar-
mediate points in the East, North and West.
All trains named above viii arrive at and de-
! part from L. & n. Depot, on North College street
| but will stop sc Junction Of n. & @. and n. q d.
| Railroads and at n. e Q. Railroad Depot TO take
/ on and let of passengers.
| - Passengers from GaIlatin and points SOzth
1 arriving at Nashville at TOO A N, hAEs until ass
P n In which to attend to business before return
ing.
Trains arrive at Nashville as follows: From
l New Orleans, Mobile and Montgomery VIA De-
eatur, 4;4O NJ from Decatur l:25 N; IRON Co
lumbia, 9:l5 A n; from Louisville and the East
| North and and West, at 700 A N ana 4:45 n
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, ana
further Information, apply at General Ticks
Office, under Maxwell House, and az y. 4 N
Depot, North College street.
| ocT Il W. II. KING, q. p. Il T. A
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NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
AND
St. LOUIS RAILWAY

VNRAINS RUN TO AND FROA CBrRCs
i Street Depot as follows
LEAVE. Chattanooga Tra1Mz. AsslvR
I:46 An. Except Sunday. Iz.t5 P.s
GOO Pm. Daily. 1:30 An
Memphis and 80. Louis IrAl1s.
Leave. HazIva,
las AN. Daily. as Ar,
1870 Pm. Sundays Excepted. E3p Pr
Leave 700 P. NJ. daily.
Es4 hour to Memphis hours 20 81. Isuis
Through to Memphis without ehanfs.
Shortest route 20 New Orleans. Through
Sleeping Cars from Mckenzie. Tins 202 hours.
SheIbyviIle Accommodation
LnAVAe. AEFfVEe
400 Pm. Except Sunday. 9s45 AZ.
rs miles shorter to Memphis than via Decatur.
More than Zee miles shorter to 81. Lcuis N az
via Louisville, and many hours quicker.
= SLEEPING CARS accompany the 500 P
II. train to Chattanooga, ard 7:00 p. n. train TO
Memphis and Columbus, KY, and to St. Louis
on the l2:2O train. A. II. Robinson, Ticket
Agent, Maxwell House, I. NJ. Cunnins ham
Church Street Depot.
j. ". THOMAS, Gent suSI.
W. L. DANLEY, Gent ?. snd 7. xsnt.
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Notice to Show Cause.-In Bankruptcy.

yryHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT R. A.
Smith. of Hickman county; L. w. Bass, Of
DeKalb county; j. E. Wilcox, of Benton county;
2, T. shemweil, of Stewart county; X. l. Gaines,
of White county; r. W. Hufhines, OF jackson
comfy. and III. V. Bassett, of Davidson county,
Tenn. have filed in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court of the United States for the Mid
die District of Tennessee their petitions for dis
charge in Bankruptcy: And 1t Is ordered by
the Court that a hearing be had upon the same
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Culnberl'nd Tobacco warehouse

NASHVILLE, TENN, JUNE IL, 1873
~ Owing to the prevalence OF cholera IN our
city we have concluded to postpone our Pre-
MUM Sale Day until
Thursday, the Sd of July,
believing it TO be to the interest OF all concern
ed. We are prepared TO make advances to
parties having tobacco in store with US.
ieI3 Iw WIRELESS, NEVINS & co.
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shyness and superstition of the natives
sufficiently to bring away gallery OF
quaint buildings, gorgeous palaces and
strange objects. These are accompanied
by book of travel and description Of high
Interest and value.
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The Great summer Invigorant.

The human skin IS as full Of holes Is, a fine sieve.
Through these millions Of orhces a considerable
portion n the waste matter Of the system exude'.
But IN warm summer weather, when the How Of
Precipitation is excessively cop!ous, something be-.
side, the Exhausted material Of the body 6, eyapo-
rated. Nu.drlye elements Of the blood. required
for the sl,tenance and supper, Of the living frame,
pass through the pores, and the result is a loss
OF strength and vigor. It would be dangerous TO
check the 'eakage, for every pore /. q, once = ven
,Ilatlon and an escape pipe and constipation or the
skin s as detrimental 10 health as constipation OF
the bowels. The wise't course is to re.Rorce and
yt,alize the laugu.I s. stem with Hostelter's stom.
ach Brlor-. and thus enable Il 20 bear wllApu,
peril or inconvenience the extraordinary drain,
The debility, l.s,itude and depression u spirits so
general IN he, weather, and which are too often
the precursors VI bilious attacks and paiumI a1'c.
tons oil huypvw el, and thr nGrye, quickly disappear
under the inyicoratins and regulating operation
OF this un-qualed vegetable ,IImulant and altera.
tive. To the feeble o, &, an article Of prime ueces-
,Ity a, all seasons. and as even the robust are ap:
to will, and langulsh under the deyiiallEins in.
nuence OF, d cryid temperature. the Bitter, can be
cpu.cien,iou-ly recommended q, a h"altuf'I sum
mcr tonic for al.
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=, once than run the risk Of throwing
ihe seed in large heaps or barrels. be-
yoni q day or two. Another source Of
loss often follows too heavy covering Of
the seed. especially early in the season.
Those who make a business Of growing
early potatoes for market very o
learn from experience how important II
IS 10 &c, the seed sproRied and above
ground. To hasten this only : light
covering IS put or the seed st drs;-ssy
two inches Of soil, adding more q; ars,
or second hoeing. Bg; when five or sir
inches IS turned over the seed, It takes
a longer time ior the sprouts TO come
through, and when they do, they are
seldom as strong and sappy-.ooking as
If covered lightly, while many Of the
weaker sprouts never sc, above ground.
Another and equally inpor;Al; poin; in
raising po,a;oes ior prof. i that o.!
changing the seed. Some growers do
this every wear, but many Of the most
successful ones change every other year,
getting the potatoes required for seed
from another State, preterr.ns such as
a.e grown further North for this pur.
pose. But they always make it a point
to buy the largest size and the best
luaIl.v.-NcU York TriJHr.
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Planting Potates.

II was for a long time the common
custom-and the bad practice is still
p~revalent-to choose for seed potatoes
too small for market or for home con
sumption. This system tends to degen-
crate the size and quality Of the pota-
toes sooner or later, and so turns out.
in the long run, a waste instead of an
economy. 1t is now very generally con-
coded by the most intelligent cultiva,ors
that the greatest number OF large-sized
patotoes car De grown on a given space
from planting large and well-ripened
tubers uncut. But this would entail
very heavy expense for seed, S35 to Si5
an acre, and upward, when potatoes are
worth 81 a bushel, a sum sufficiently
large to make the plan impracticable
IN raising this crop for profit. A modi-
hcAaon OF this large potato plan will
give the most satisfactory results. In
stead oil planting these large potatoes
whole, they should be cut into pieces
leaving about three eyes to the NICE
This work should be done three or ,or,
days before planting, and the seed
should be scattered on the cellar or
barn floor, so that there will be time
for q partial healing over of the wound.
before putting the seed into the ground
Some growers go even further than THU
to assist this healing and roll the Gu
seed at once in air-slaked lime, a day
OF two before planting time. Large
losses occur at times from throwing the
seed as soon as cut into barrels, and
leaving it for a week or so. Packed in
this way, heat is sure to be generated,
which is certain 10 injure the vitality
Of q considerable portion Of the seed.
Il ia . far safer plan to cut and plant
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To PERSONS who seek insurance on
their lives, We recommend the n. Y. Life
Insurance Company as the most popular
institution of It's class in America. On
account of its large assets and popular
plans, agents find it a most desirable
company to represent, II n desires a
pleasant and remuneratiye business,
and does not care TO risk capital, he can
find it with This company. But 1t re-
duires a wide-awake, active and ener-
getic man. A good business can be
done in any locality. The vacant terri
tory is being rapidly taken up, and per-
sons interested should apply at once to
the head Office, SAG and 34s Broadway,
New York.
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CyLIEE other cathartics, DR.. Plerce's
Pleasant PulgA;.ye Pellets 30 not, after their
operation. have a secondary tendency 10 rem
der the bowels more cos;lye. This is an I'M
ror.ant Improvement. A. al Who have ever
taken many pills or other cath2gt.c7 for the
Uurpose u overcoming constipation, know 20
their rgrr0g tina. the secondary effect Of a.!
such medicines has been Ito render q bad
matter wor-c." These pellets produce such &
secondary tonic edec; upon the bowels a. to
bring about a permanent healthy action:
Hence Of their grea. value, taken II small
doses daily for a length Of time, IN Aao.iuA!
constipation aud in piles, attended and pro
duced. as they generally are, by torpor OF the
liver and costiyeness. Sold by druggists at %
cents q vial. TIL
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Poa loss Of appetite, ~dysyel-iA, Indigestion
depression OF sp.r..s And general debility,
in their y,-l0rs form, FEREQ-PHosruAATED
HurrR Of CAils,TA made hy CAseELL- HAL-
4 Co. New Y9rL, Aui -oid by ell dnss.-is,
i. the hes. tonic. A. AstlmGlAa; tonic for pa
.ients re-0geuug from fever oE other sickness,
!. las no equal. taken during lie season i;
prevents fever and asIe and ether i2'eEmi'-
'enl ieTerz.- Con.
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IyroDrAyT 10 HoRsgMRS.-Prot.

IlnogrAST TO HoBsEMES.-Prof. An
de-,ou. Dernad0! j. the best Iniment in Use
fp- horses. This fsc! j. hoTu by numerous
Letters from 81 paris Of the country. late
one reads a. follows
We have been experimenting with ycnE Der
mAtor on horse iesh. and ind It = very supe-
Nor remedy: much superior 10 any other
l.n!meut We ever used IL our livery stable.
Please send u Two dozen large bottles by e1-
Dre--. c. U. d. WATSON & COoFEE.
Wayeriy, Ind.
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Good Words
FOR II
PA.IN-KILLER

We can confidently recommend The Pain Killer
Toronto Baptist
acrr.. pains. fpsa wounds. etc -. johns News.
T..
We advise tina, every family .n0gId nave -p or
fr,'u4l and speedy a PAiU-kU I AmHur~t y, =.
orr own experience is that . bottle Of Pain. Killer
ls the best physician q traveller can
'' 'P'''"'''
For both Internal and external application have
'''" ''''
\ medicine no family should Doe without, Mon.
trcAl Transcript.
could hardly Keep house without De- Ea.'No'c".
-hogld he kep, ~ GycIy 99n,g % f]gSdyn'>' for
No article eve, obtained such unOcunaea popa,
-. .,.,,
Old North sv'Ie.
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THsopozs THoNAs, the celebrated
orchestu-leader, says the MAsor 4
HAnn Cabinet Organs are the best
in the world, excelling especially in
richer, better qualities of tone; and
that this is the opinion OF musicians
generally.
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"Pain-Klller.'

There can be no necessity, at this late
day for the press 10 speak in oommenda-
tory terms OF this remarkable medicine,
in order 20 promote its sale; for il is q
medicine tina, IS known and appreciated
the vide world through. Whenever We
speak Of the Pain-Killer, Is in the
uresen; instance, we do so in behalf Of
tie afflicted As well as in the interest OF
its propne;ors. For various diseases,
such as rheumatism, cholera, cholera
murbGs, burns, sprains, bruises, and so
on 20 the end Of the catalogue, its pro-
pr!e,ors claim that there is no remedy
before the people eqnal to Davis Vege-
table " PaIn.Killer,' and We know that
thousands upon thousands entertain the
same belief. Certainly, we cannot refer
20 the history Of any medicine Of the
kind which has a wider reputation than
that Of the Pain-Killer. Il was intro
duced in 1910, and from that time to
this It's sale, both a. home and abroad,
has constantly and rapidly increased,
and the high reputation it has achieved
shows that j. has been the means OF re-
lieying a vast amount OF human suffer
ing. We hope the present propnetors
Of Davis Vegetable "Pain-klller' will
long live to enjoy the prosperity which
they have 50 fairly wOu
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he mus; work his way ont by his OWE
eIertons by diligent labor, and 8 con
slant ourse Of voluntary self-oommand
and self-deniAL "-R1rpers Magazine.
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THE dreadful yellow disease is raging
in this country. Death stsres YOU in the face:
Why do YOU delay; Go to the drug store and
get a package Of simmons Liver Regulator for
one dollar. and remove the cause Of this fatal
disease. Keep your liver in proper order and
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Use less Of Dooley's than Of other
Yeast or baking powder, a. it is much stronger.
Put up full weight. Give it a fair tusl. Gro
rera -RIl II.
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WAyTEDi Arents fpr tn = CoSTsTBUIoE.~a
sirf-sn-pzr~ re!iKtoss Ard family P4p~r. Ihiresn
csfartBF-ts keg- 4 " EzELE write FOR U. 81
\ year. Anf one - fbN n1--f prenl1Tns ever Offered
HFsn % Zach s1t-cr1~r Ak-nfs meet marssis-z
sgcre>.- On- saTs. n snlF n-N1s > hoy 70 sh0s
n. u siis HsslfH A sgh-Tiber s-1ds 20 sub.cff-
t~rs. ADD ays. II saly took . lhr- 0vfr or day
from ny sork" LAn- ovnnis-tonz. For Terms.
AEp.es, sc k1fy=s J. Il EAELE. Boston, Mas.
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Published IS q warning and for the benefit Of
Young men and others who suffer nom ner'
yous complaints. debility, loss Of manhu"t. etc,
-luplying the means uf self cure. written %!
uu. who cured himself amer undergoing 'uh'rl-TA,
bIr quagkery. and sent free on receiving . postpaid
directed envelope. sufferers At" invited 10 address
the author. Na;haniel Mayfair, Box ID, BTppAI!h'
kEnvz In. y. Y
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KEyP THE BIn0D PCRE by using Or. Jayne''
Alternative. and you perg- the system Of many ma
licuant elements. witch. II lefl % themselves, viii
develop into serious diseases
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IHE Two ENTBRNES.-lEO classes q
medical thinkers attempt 70 cure disease
by opposite modes OF treatment. One
class tOrcess the system into preternatu-
raj activity the other depresses and
weakens il. Both are wrong. To in
fame the blood OF an invalid with medl.
Gated alcohol is as dangerous as to APP
ply undue steam pressure to 4 weak
boiler; and 10 PROSTATE the physical
energy, which is the natural opponent
Of disease, by depicting treatment, Is an
act Of almost equal temerity. There Is
a medium between these two extremes,
and DR.. Joseph Walker, to whom the
world yves the famous California Vine
gar Bitters, has been fortunate enough
10 strike it. He has produced from sim
pie vegetable elements without the adj
mixture Of any distilled or fermented
fluid, a specific comprising the import
ant properties OF a wholesome tome, a
gentle %eYacuant, a purifier Of the secre-
tions, a pulmonic, a sedatiye, and a
powerful anti, bilious agent. Never be-
fore we're these six sanatiye qualities
comprehended in one medicine, and
never before did one medicine cure so
many different diseases. Dyspepsia,
liyer-complaint, diseases Of the kidneys,
rheumatism, intermittent fever, disor-
ders Of the bowels, govt, nervous atiec-
tons, and maladies proceeding from i'm
purity of the blood, are only a few of
the bodily ills for which Vinegar Bit
tiers is considered an unfailing remedy.
Ar party the other evening, Smith,
the funny man, picked from the floor
some false hair, and holding it aloft,
wickedly asked who had lost it. I'M
pulsively, the hand Of every lady with
in ear-shot went to her back-hair. 1t
was cruel to throw them off their guard
and expose them so, but Smith says it
wasn't his fault.
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PADDAGK Il HUNT.
The Evacuation Of Richmond, Va.


bJ u1H' LtV anu NE hIIHli MP" : IVVV'
4 NEW and beautiful Engraving HJl, inches
~ size. Gen. I.p's Army crossing the james
river. The city of hmo on fire and many
other things. which make this picture a gem Ut art,
one which should hang boo the UaT.or Of every
southern home sent by mail, mounted on $ rul
ler and post paid. on receipt of - cents pr 8 Tor =
cents. Address j.. C.. & W. N. Burrow.
Publishers. Bristol. Tenn.
Agents WaufGd to sell Pictures, BoUS~. Charts,
e'c. From y 10 IS per cay can easily be made.
~-nd for private terms and catalogue.
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gro M EACH wEEH-AGENTs wANl-
StEsOO EQ. Business. esi4male. Particu.
Isntree. J. WORTH, It Louis, No. BOZ li
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DIR. S. VAN METER & co.,

Charleston. III. New publications just i-su--i. =
MakEIasE- also treatise On DISEASES OF MALLS
AID FEaaIES. Also on Piles and FiStuia. all fine
ly illustrated All Of above sent on reeeipt OF ~ cts.
InErnary established In isS. All chronic diseases
ifNzfed- Over S1r cs--s now uncer treatment.
Gases treated ~ mall ifdesireI. Actress as above.
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So TO $50 e fnY- e, ass. ct wort
ing pople. 81 eiibef so. young 90 cid. make more
money al Nofk for Us. IN lLeir spAr- mlOulents or
all the tine. han 81 anything eiss. Particulars
frse. Adfrrss %. STTSSOS & Portland, Ne.