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For l're. and Time Go.
Nnnlivllle, Tenn.. Jan. 2i 1867.
FARM ASTD
GARDEN.-
....T77... '
C. H. Chaplin, of Omaha, ebraskj,
giveH his experience with the potnto bpeuo
1 as follows : " Plant those kind of pot"V
toea which make large tops, such as the
Peach Blow or what we call the Cali
fornia potato; then plant through tlie
patch a few rows of N'cshannocks. The
beetle will not eat tho rank-growing vines
as long as the Neshannocks last, and
is much easier to gather them from a few
rows, than to go each time over a largo
patoh." This suggestion is worth atritil,
as it will cost nothing.' To hare dia
covered our enemy's weakness or partiali
ty for some tender variety, is to Hayi'
gained the ' coigne of vantage over"
him. Let the coming season's cxptrienee
give the test '
IVollnir 'us I)IsoniOl I'oIhIooh.
John Haynes, of Londonderryr.'lL.j
statea'th'at an acquaintance of his fed his
co'ws'wifh rotten or decayed potatoos, and
lost three of the number in a short time.
Various opinions, as to the came'Of the
death of the cows was expressed, but no
one thought of imputing it to the potatoes.
A post mortem examination found the fit it
und second stomachs in a healthy condi
tion, but the third or manifold was dis
covered to be distended, and onc-halT or
more of its contonts perfectly dry and
aaiienuir to its wans, tne result ot in
flammation and the cause of dea'th. ?ub
sequently .Mr Jluynes fed his cow a few
bushtls of diseased potutocs a peck, per
day when she was attacked in tin- same
way as were those of his neighbor, when
antidotes for poison were administered
Willi success. lie minks mere can
be no doubt that both cases tho ejects
produced were the direct results of feed
ing diseased potatoes to the cattle On
the contrary, an ''Old Lady" writes to the
fturaljfev l'orher that .she has fed her
cow with onoipeSdully of diseased po
tatoes, bollejl in "H,nter slighlly salted,
und that the cow enters the spring in
good condition
OiIllYiitliiK Orelmrdw.
Apple orchards left, to themselves bear
only on alternate years, with such uni
formity, Hint " bearing years" have come
to be regarded as the order of nature,
rather than a human device-, The trees,
in average soil, do not have aliment
enough to give full crops every year,
Cultivation and manuring will change all
this, says the American Agriculturist,
and give us remunerative crops every
season. Possibly manuring might do
this even if the orchard were left in grass.
Hut the duntrer -is. if the orchard it left
nnplowed, it will not get the manure.
The common objection offered to plow
ing is the damtiee done to the roots of
the trees. We hove no doiibt that an
orchard iniidht be plowed so deep and so
near the trnnk of the trees as to damage
it past hope of recovery. Jftut discretion
is to bo used, and the plow is to be kept
so near the surface under the trees as not
to break off the largo roots. H has also
been ascertained that grain crops arc
not good for orchards AVe have known
orchards to be made barren for
several years in consequonce of a crpp of
rye. Grain crops4 unless buckwheat be
an exception, takes from the sil what the
tree needs, and shade the land too much.
Hoot crops are the most desirable, be
cause they require a good deal of manure
and thorough tillage to make them profit
able. The frequent stirring of the soil,
and the fertiliiers, are the wants of tho
apple tree, and the root crop enables the
farmer to give these to his orchard, und at
the same time he is remunerated for his
labor.
Potatoes, carrot, beets, turnip, are
all good crops for the orchard, if you put
on manure enough to make them pay.
A surplus must be loft-in the soil to make
the opple crop. But will an orchard thus
fed bear every year ? We have ne doubt
of it, Tho apple crop may be inn le as
sure as the root crops. Wc once plowed
up beneath an old apple tree that had an
inveterate habit of boaring only tivery
.other year, and planted with, polatocs,
manuring liberally We hail a full crop
of apples the secondyoar, and shall always
think the manure and the cultivation mad
the chante. Horticulturists who moke
a specialty of apples, and manure erory
j ear, succeed in getting crop every
season, with vary rare exceptions. David
Lymau, Ksq ,of Mlddlefield, Conn "stated
at'a meeting ot the State Board of Agri-
culture, that he cultivated his orchards,
Mil
ana got crops every year lliey were
not always full crops, but were enough to
jay for the trouble Judging from the
appearance of his orclmrdi, which we
visited a few jrftra tuMt in tho apple
sMison, wo thiuk thatz vary mediMt state
ment. We havf rarely wen so tine a
show of apples, even ut the timinty fair!
us could have ben gathered from his
trees. The secret oi his suoeoss Is oulli
vatlon and manure, and a reasonable
watch agaimt the encroachments of in
sects, i ne plowing JatA in- the lull as
well us in the spring, he thinks a great
safeguard agaimt their vdpredations..
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MiiltilujiijfUic ohrj'salides arc nn-,
earthed anil destroyed. IT this was nt?v
ami Ted to the pigs, we think there would.
)9 littdamage from hojuttaeks of in
sects. The apple is so line a fruit, and) so
"easily kept, it V so much both Tood and
luxury, that no pains should be spared; to
keep ounorchardsun-thc shestrconilitipn.
FOR" SALE.
LAXD
AYALUA11LE TRACT OF LAXD. SITl'
ated in the neixhliorhooil of Triune,
liamAnn ounty, Tennewee, i offered for ca!o l.y
the MtWrilier. TTia iwil in rioh. and i well
iliii'!cj tolherodupUa)i ofcntli'P. wheat, roru
and other cereal oroifl. Iti? dearths Nashville
and Xolensville Turnpike, and very ronveiilcnt
10 two aeadeinies and several clmri'hn, and i
Hurroundwl hy excellent society. It finely
wateralrw'itU a creek ol rnnnlnu.Arater entirely
throiuli! (he, (and. and pvtraljt uever-lailinir
Plirfnt?. It i- well adatted to Wine em, and
the bottom land to tccadnwx. An excellent
Mock farm minrht be tnade of it, on account of
the water and the hill land, being fruited for
Kra. Thetraet contains 020 acre;, and it the
j'tiriitljuvrfhould desire it. a'djoinin? land can
ne tmrcliael. A barSrainca'n lebouKhnyaiily;
initq,thejinderisned. or to JolnuS. Claybrook,
nh?i W atminmfd'tnMll it. " '
air2 tf WILLI AM Ii. 15KASI.F.Y.
s 41 Bullitt Street,
.liiitiiinifliirois anil
I'roprlefors
of
HURLEY'S
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla,
HURLEY'S
ST0RUGH BLTT0RS.
HURLEY'S
AGUK
TONI
HURLEY'S
WORM CANDSr.
Extract Jllliinica OinRftr.
Dr. Seabrook's Sootliiug Srrup.
HARTMAN'S
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BETTjl SCON'S
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SEATON'S
C'!uiuichl IVritlnjr Fluiil.
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JOHN IIKBRIKOKD.
J. S. RKETKS',
HERBIFORD, EEEVES & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
FORlVAKIIC!
ANI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ISo. 7il Public Square,
NASHVILLE TENN.
l.TAVINO HEMOVKD OUIt STOCK FltOM
Jx No. 40 Broadstreet to No. 73 Public Square,
we are prepared to continue tne umines, gup
t'lyinir the wants ot our old natrons and all new
ouei who may favor ui with their orders. .We
have on hand ahd arc constantly receiving laree
suntdie of Groceries, LWjUor, and everything
tii be found in our line ot burtiiieg. Particular
attentinn paid to receiving, shipping and jelling
Uotton. tehJi-m
XOTICE.
NOTICR IS HKRKBY GIVEN, THAT A
Commiwlon appointed by authority .of Act
of Conres, to pasi upon the Claim! of loyal
person, for compensation for their slaves, who
wore enlisted or drafted Into the United bUte.-
army, within the State of Tennessee, is now in
session in Nashville, and prepared to receive all
such claims, at the room of tho Commission
No. Colonnade Building, Cherry street.
0. K. DAVIS. President
V. 8. Commission for Slate of Tenneee
Nashville, Tennessee.
deAi-wtr
THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT,
Corner College nud Union Streets.
Ea. TIIOMPSOK WOULD IN'FOnSI HIS
. frit-nils Rtid tlit pnblic that he has Jiut fitted
up and openM an vlegant lUntnursnt over hit
Saloon, nhrre gtntl men will find at all tlme not
oaly the Iwat the borne market aflordi, but also the
beat of everything from a distance Ilavlne pro
cured the eerrlcea of a flnt-rate rook, an J from my
long experience in hotel bnrinesa, I frel confident of
being able to phase customers.
fresh Oyitera received daUy served np in any
style Krmh Game always on hand.
novt-ly it. U. THUMl'aUM, rroprletor.
In Cliancery at Nashville.
Stale of Tennesjeo Clerk's Office. Chancorv
Cnurt at Nashville, April the 17th, li".
John II. Johnson, complainant, vs. Samuel R.
iMorgan, et. als., defendant.
TT APP CARING KHO.M AFFIDAVIT FIJ.KD
in the Hill Of Revivor in this cause that de
fendants, the widow and child of ham n el K
Mnruan, deceased, whose names are unknuwi
nre non-reidenU of the State of Tennessee;
it is therefore ordered that they ontvr their ap
nearatico herein on or before the third Mon-
d&y oT the next term of said Court, to be held
on -tho first Monday in Way next, !lStTT,- and
the same will be lAUen lor coniessed as totnem
and set for hearing es parte, and that a copy of
lhm order le pubus&caior lour successive weeKS
in the Nashville I nion und Dispatch.
A copy Attest: .11. 11. UO liL.li.
Clerk-and Master.
G. M. Fog?. Sol'r for compl't. npr 21 4tw
In Chancery at Nashville.
State of Tennessee Clerk's Office. Chancery
Lourl at ISasnville. April tne aitti, 1N,.
Nathaniel Palter, ndm'r, complainant.
athington Harrow et ills., defendants.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in the bill of revivor in this cause tbatdefend-
ant. John Shelby Harrow, is a non-resident of
tho State of Tennessee: it is therefore ordered
that he enter his appearance herein on or
before the tnird Monday of the next term of said
Court, to be held on the 1st Monday in May next,
1:C7, and plead, answer or demur to complain
ant's bill of revivor, or the same will be; taken
for confes-ed ns to bun and set tor bearing ex
parte, and that a copy of this order be published
. r 1. I. v.utlln. IT...
lir lour run e-pi n ncchMU liio. uu iiiu imiuu
and Dispatch.
A copy Attest : m. u. hum Kbi.
Clerk und Master.
IM. Hatter. Sol'r for compl't. nr31 -ttw
In Chancery at .Nashville.
SlHte of TennesseeClerk's Office. Chancery
Court at Nnshvllle, April tho 10th. ISO
AV. II. B. Gnrablll ct als.. complainant
vs. W
b. Turuer ct als.. defendants.
TT APPBARING FROM AFFJDAVITFILED
1 in Ihla naiisa that the defendants Thomnt Mc-
Farland, is a non-resident of the State of -Ten-
nee?ee: iv is luereiorc oruercu lunbiiv ciuci 111
annearnnce herein on or before the third
Monday of the next term of said Court, to be
held an the first .Monday in .May next. jso.. ana
i.lrn.l nnntivr or demur to rotnnlainants' bill.
or the same will be taken forronfessed as to htm
and set for hearing ex parte, and that copy ol
this order be published lor lour weeesme
weeks in the NVhvHle Union and Dispiuch.
a ... . ., la 11, ,1,-11 T
A cpy aiuji .11. u. iiuiir.i.u,
Clerk and Master.
R. McP Smith, Sol'r fereorapPt. aprll ttw
III Chancery ut Nashville.
C-.-.. . r ir.H.HU f-ii..i.. A ,T rikn....n
Ul.lU . 11 11 tic tl 4c(ne vunuuvij
Court at NashviUe. April the 12th, 1W.
Hiram J. Jones, Complainant, vs. Wm L Berry
et nis., AJelenuxnu.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
A. in this e liuse that the defendants. William L.
Uerry end Robert C. Sanfley. are non-resi-denU
of the State of Tennessee - it is there-
lore oruercd mat tney enter meir s.pptar-
anee herein on or belra tne tnmt Mon
day of the next term of said Court, to bo held
on the first Monday in May next. 1567. and
plead, answer or demur to complainants bill, or
the am will be taken for confessed as t? them
osd get for hearing ex parte, and that copy of
thM nrderbe published forfoureonsoeatirc treaks
in the Nuhviiiel nion and Dispatch.
j copy Attest .M. 11. J1UM fc.L.1..
rtn.l.. and Mu.ler.
Ext k Sj.QTlk-j.'irti for Compl't. spr.'l 4t
New Tailoring Establishment.
"tANIEL J. SCANLA.Y WOULD
BE
a jieaiea 10 see CIS mena ut
NO. 28 CHERRY STREET.
(North of the Max .11 House.)
maris Jm NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
1. 1 (l-KXS l
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
WAS AM) STEAM FITTERS,
(Old No.4i,) oiijto$ite Cidonnade(UiiiMin)?.'
.VANHVIM.K.
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tlfF.ARE PREPARED TO DO WORK IN
TV our line in a prompt uJ Urst-cJau
-On band and for sale.
8IIF.r.T I.KAD,
l.r.w pipr,
no ijeai),
FoncE pcsips,:
CISTERN Pr.UPR,
peep WEi.i.;prafPs,
AI.E PITHPS,
ARTENIAX PUMPS,
I
RATHS. WASIISTANDS:
WATER-CLOSETS. ;
BLOCK-TIN and HYDRANTS.'
BRER COCKS.
SIIAMPOONING COCKS," .'
BASIN COCKS. HOSE. '
JIOTWATER BOILERS.
NOZZLES, COUPLINGS, ETC
GA,S FITTING.
Public and Private BuUdings, Store Houses,
etc., fitted up in-the most improved style, and
on reasonable terms. Chandeliers, Hall Lights.
Pillar Lights.' Drop Lights; Portable 'Standi
with Hose", Pendants, Brackets, Ola Globes,
Smoke Bell., Patent and Plain Shades, Cigar
Lighters, etc.
IRON PIPE,
For Gas, Water and Steam, from an oighth inlthjj
up 111 m nii'ues.
t
p
Fittings for the Above.
Tees. Elbows, Crosse's. "Plugs, 'Bushings. Re
ducers, Lock Nuts. Hooks, Return Bends.
Unions, etc.
S TEA St F.I TTIiVG.
Steamboat, Factory. Hotel and Stationary
Kngme work done. Steam Gauges, Steam
Whistles. Steam Traps, Globe Valves, all sizes ;
Guage Cocks, Oil Cups. Air Cocks, Cylinder
Cocks, etc., etc.
feb21-3m
SPRING- MEETING-
Nashville Blood Horse
-a
tet
sUlu.
ASSOCIATION, I807.
flHIE FOLLOWING STAKES WERE PltO-
1 1 1 - . 1 Til. , I C , ...
jt, i'uscu niiu i iwcu nuu lue ioiiuwing eniries ; ;
First I)ftj-.-TneslBy, araj- 7th. 18C7,
YOUNG AMERICA STAKE FflR 9 VPAT
OLDS Dash three-quarters of a mile ; $2j p. p..
iuu iis-orittiion 10 aaa siisj.
1st. F. Bissiek names b. c. "Hazard," by Lex
ington, dam Heads-l-say by Glencoe.
ma. r. Jiissicg names b.c. " fat Mulloy," by
i.exingmn, uam uionana, nv r.ciiiise.
3.1. A. Barnes names b. f. "(.'himMnttn " l.v
Jim Rogers, dam Anseline bv imo. Albion.
4th. G.W.Darden namesbr.p. "Reneitor." br
ivaianrue, uam i.nuy zierry uy sovereign. .
fith. Johnson A Douglas names blk. f. by imp.
Micky Free. dam Ada Tevis.
a 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 fi '
Cth. Kleiser i Craig, names ch. c. Jim'Mc-
wuuin, oy iiunetin, aam by Ambassador.
S1MK PAT SECOSD RACE.
ASSOCIATED PURSE $300. Mile heats.
Second Day-Wednesday, May stli.
GREEN STAKE For 3 rear olds, that never
appeared in pnblic up to January 1st. 1867. Mile
ueais, sou p. p., ine association to aan o(W.
1st. P.Bissicknamesch.c. "Patrician" by Hia-
waina, aam uionanna ny cupse.
2nd. F. Bissiek names ch f. "M aerie Hunter '
by imp. Australian, dam neads-I-eay: by imp.
Glencoe.
SJ. G. W. Darden names s.c. by Highlander,
dam Ellen Dale by Shamrock.
4th. Kleiser Sc Craig names s. f. by Jack .Ma
lone, dam by Arabian horse Saklowie. .
5th. A.C.Franklin names ch. f. "Vinln"hv
Jack Malone, dam by son of Wagner.
iiin. ut. u. u.ureenneiiinames8.c. bynieak-
11 inn. uutii j mine riunrr, uy liuil. Vluion.
SECOND SACK 3 AUK DAT.
INVITATION STAKE For all i.ffslwnmll
beats, Siuu p. p., the Association to add 1000:
the second horse to get one-hutf the entrance
1st. A. Uarnes name b.l. lantana." bv Cxnl.
Elgee, dam Ageline. oy imp. Albion, 4 years old.
2nd. G. W. Darden namess.ir. "Gondolier." bv
Commodore, dam by imp. Ainderby, 5 years old.
M. Jonnsnn s Aiouslas names ch.c. Aluirffins"
by Jack Malone, dam Fannie McAllister, 4
vpara old.
4th. Johnson Sc Douglas names ch.c. "Duke of
Orleans, by JacK malone. dam by Wagner, 4
years oiu.
6th. XV. XV. Shute names x. f. "Cordora," by
Lightning, dam Kloise, by Ebony. 4 years old.
Gth. T. G. Moore names b. h. "Beacon." bv
Lexington, dam Bay Leaf, by imp. Yorkshire, ti
years oiu.
Third InyThurdiiy, May Olh.
CUMBERLAND STAKE. NO. l.-For three
year olds, mile heats; $100 entrance, forfeit.
.1.- A i-.t in . I I
ijic i-L7uriivion lu luiu 3ai.
1st. F. Bissiek names ch. c. "Patrician," by
juawatna, uam uionanna, bv imp. r.cjiie.
2nd. F.Bissick names b.c. Concord," by Lex
ington, dam Bcllamlrn. br Monarch.
3d. A. Barnes names b. f. "Pcytona Barry" by
.11m lingers, uam Angciino oyimp. Albion.
4lh. Johnson Jk Douglas names .f. "Salowa,"
by Jack Malone. dam Sea Breeze bv Imn. Albion.
5th. T. G. Meore names b. I. "Fannie Cheat
ham," by Lexington, dam Laura, by Leviathan,
SECOND RACK SAUK BAY.
ASSOCIATION rURSE-fSK). Mile heats
Three best in five.
Fourth Hay-Friday, May 10th.
ASSOCIATION PURSE SC00 for a dash of
three miles.
Fifth Iay-Saiirday,Miiy lltli
CUMBERLAND STAKE. NO. 2.-For 3 vear
olds, two mile heats: Sl() entrance. SM forfeit,
tho Association to odd 5.Y0.
1st. r. Alissici: names CD. c. 1'alncian,
TT inwnt h ft flam ninrinnn ht T-Vlin
On.l V Si..l.V....l, f ''iL:.n I
br imn. Australian, dam llendii-I.sav. I.v imn I
IT
Ulencoe.
3d. Johnson i Douglass names .f. "Sadowa,"
br Jock Malone. dam Sea Breeze, bv imn.
Albion,
4th. Dr. a W.Greenfield names a. c. br Uleak
Wind, dam Prairie Flower,. by imp. Albion.
fth. f. G. Moora names li. f. "Pannia f'hpjit.
ham," by Lexington, dam Laura, by Leriaihan.
SECOND BACK SlME DAT.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-Handicap forbealen
hones. (300, mile heats.
. F. COCKRILL, Pre.
GEO. W. HARDEN, Neoy.
mh31 td
LARGE STOCK
or
Choice Kelerled Flowers, Plants.
ShrnliLerr and Evergreen.
TITOtfAS 0ARTL.V.ND, flAHDEXER,
BKOAD STREET,
West of Cumberlond Hospital.
TJA3 ON HAND THE CHOICEST
AND
JUL
most extf Dtlre stock, of Native .and Im
r.orted Flowers. Ehrubberv. DacidiirAs and
Evergreen Trees. Hoses, Vines. Greenhouse and
Bedding Plants about Naahville. which tvill be
sold sit lowest cash prices. Thoso in want of
such are -elicited to examine iho stock at the
Garden. r feb2i-3oi
FOIt RENT,
HMIREE FINE LARGE ROOMS.; PANTRY,
I Wood'House. Kitchen, and .Servants' Room
above .tho Kitchen. The DwtllintTis which
these rooms are for rent If pleasantly situated
in South Noihvlll. For Unas, etc-, apply at
V
lour
-869 South Suamer street. " r'apr27tf-
McGJiURE'S MUSIC STORE.
ESTABLISHED J' liSOO.
MMIE UNDERSIGNED IS SOLE' AGENT
L for Pianos' from the renowned -Steinway,
L'aA f- n . n..ni.n.n ...i. ,.i fini - 1
Marhall A Traver ranging in price from&lOO
to 81001). The"ParlorUem made by Mar
shall or Traver. is it pertect little beauty, ana is
warranted in every particular, for the low price
or S:ti0.
The largest and finest assortment of American
Organs, Sheet Music, Music Books, and general
musical merchandise in the Smith, which is
being daily augmented. ,
far Those dealing with us will insure a saving
of the transportation over parties buying in
New York aud largo cities at a, distance, us we'
sell precisely at Factory prices; besides war
rantor all Pianos and Organs from ouc estab
lishment. Orders from a distance promptly
filled; and Music mailed free of postage
Pianos and &11 kinds o! Musical Instruments
tuned and repaired by S. Hilin. Orders left
with us will be promptly attended to.
JAN. A. .MeClAfRE,
- - Music Publisher,
marl" ?m . 3:t Union Street.
I Jf SUB AN 0 E.
nirji? n ' 1? m Ar i? q q i? i?
MQn,i n a onfl Pl'ufl
H. I I II ri fli TI 1 1 r I I fi
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Under the new charter, is nowopen for business
AT NO. Zi NORTH COLLEGE STRIE.
Next door nanier of Union streel.
JOSEPH W. AI.I.EN, PrcNhlpnt.
A. W. BlTTI.ERiScerelnt-T.
DIRECTORS.
John M. Hill. Watson M. Cdoke.
C. A. R. Thompson'. D. Weaver,
Daniel V. Carter, John B. Johnson
ii' ii; ihatham, John W. Terraas.
4 G. M . Hendershott. A. G. Adams,
Josepn W. Allen.
aect ly
.POTATOES POTATOES ! !
BARRELS PEACH BLOWS A'ND
Meshannock Potatoes, this day received in
store. B. S. HAMILTON Jc OREEN.
ONION SETTS.
500 BUSHELS CHOICE SETTS,
which
Sift,1Wrwun to sell to close consignment.
B. S. HAMILTON Jt GREEN.
To Arrive Per Sli'iinicr Veliercii.
200
BALES PRIME HAY.
400 Barrels Pencil Blow Potatoes
2H)
70
200
300
a)
choice'Apple?,
Onions.D 1
Flbur, all grades,
Wheat.
White Beans.
:W ANTED,
500
BUSHELS DRIED APPLES.
f-TO
" Peaches,
We will also pay the highest market rrieo for
Bacon, Lard, Reathers, Ginseng, Beeswax, etc.
B. S. HAMILTON .V GREEN.
- MTORE ANI TO ARRIVE.
,ifi?Orleans. Demarara, Cruihed, Powd'
nrtM raJ nni1 cffeo Sugars. Coffee, Ch
Sf.iK.t', Candles. Soaps, Nails. Buc
eese.
. . , r'- J V. 14 11 , , 1 1, . I J , ,11 , 1 fill.., .U.1YC13,
T) 1. ..
xaroomf,"'tbs. Wash Boards. Starch, Pepper,
Ginger, lSce.s, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon,
ricKies. ysters. saramer. xiiacKing. iilacKing
Brushes, Catsups. Sauces. Wrapping Paner.
Twine, Teas, Indigo. Madden Copperas, Pine
Apples, r resn reaenea, lined lleel, faurgar-
curea nams, etc., etc.
itYR ani nrcuwiiEAT ri.orR.
XVOBERTSON AND BOURBON WHISKIES.
Rum, Gin, Apple, Peach and French Bran
dies, Old Port. Madeira,. Sherry and Oinser
Wines.
feb3 It. S. HAMILTON V (1REEN.
EVANS, FITE & CO.
Wholesale Merchants,
IVO I INN BIaOCKT,
viPlTl'ir t T- mrTTi-onnTi
HAnntll.l.I'. 1 . ll ll r.rrS r H..
"lf E ARE NOW IN RECEIPT0F A LARGE
T T and well selected
STOCK OF GOODS,
SUmBLR ma
Spring and Summer Sales,
To which we call
the attention of Merchants
visiting Nashville.
Our stock consists of
JrOrOlgn and D0m6Stl0 Uryg00ll8,
CLOTHING,
JtWVTO,
Nil O EN.
HATH,
;irosn:uv.
GLOVl-S,
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
:etc. etc. etc.
F.VANS, FITE & CO.
NO GOODS SOLD AT RETAIL.
mar7 3m
In Chancery at Nashville.
State of Tennessee Clerk's Office. Chancery
Court at Nashville. April the 5th. 1S07.
John Reid.
adm r. complainant.
stock, defendant.
Kitty All-
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in the amended and supplemental bill of N.
it. uross, adm r 01 reier m. inston. dec d. vs.
G.JVI. Fogg, Jr., adm'r, etc., und others, in this
couse. that the delendants, 11 nero woman
named Kliia and her children, Nicholas and
others, whose names ore unknown, nre non
residents' of the State of Tennessee, and their
residences are unknown : it is therefore ordered
that they enter their appearance herein before or
within the first three days of the next term of I
said court, to be held on tne nrst .Monday in
May next. 18(77. and plead, answer or demur to
said amended and supplementary bill, or
the same will'bc, ta
nd set for hearing
the same will'bc taken for confessed as to them
ex parte, and that a copy of
I this order he published fur four successive weeks
1 in the rtashville I'nion ami uispatcn.
A conv Attest? M. Ii. HOWEI.T.
Clerk and Master.
II. K . VniliCI.mH I illl U1U, 1. iirrnsiw
In Chancery at Nashville.
State of Tennessee Clerk's Office: Chaneerv
Court at Nashville, April the loth. 1J-T7.
Felix G. McKay, et al complainant, vs. A. C,
uaner ei ai., ueienuani,
TTAPPEARINU FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
-1 In (kia no i.DA that fha .1 Afon,) an Tnkn t
II t AA a 3 ihiicv a,uok tuu
McFerran, Is a non-resident
nessee it is theretore
appearance herein
Mnnriav of tho next
held on the first Mond
Dlead. answer or demur
the same win be taken
nnd set for bearing er
this order be mbli:
weeks in the Nashville
A PODV Attest
Clerk ana blaster.
N. i Ed. Baxter, fol'rt for com pl'ts. apr214trr
in unancery ai musiivuie.
rn 1 -- 1 . Tl
CortV Vhnv.ne'tATnnk
tourtatAashviiie.Apnitne ntn.ia
John W. Hughes, aoraplainant. vs. A. B. Mont
gomery et ais., aetenaants.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
. tn thiscause that the defendant, Alexander
B. Montgomery, is a non-reident of the State
of Tennessee- it is therefore ordered
that be enter his appearance herein on or
before the third Monday of tho next term of
studCeurlVto La held on tho first Monday in
Mar nut. ISC. and Plead, answer Or demnrtn
rompiainani s um, uruejuue wui.uo iSKen tor
mplainont'a bill. Or the some Vili be taken for
n leased as to him and set fur hearing ex parte
M thafa eopycf this order be published for
at snocMitve weeks in the Nashville Unton
A llT.ri.Ak, ' 1 J
eonl
ariu
ana uneaten.
A copy Attest : M. B. UOWELH,
Clerk f..t..
East & fcpuriock; Sol'ri for compl't. " apr21 4tw
ordered that he enter is nessee. it is therefore ordered that be enter bis thir.l r m. 'r ..71 in. .r i..
ay in May next, JM. and th; fitMo rtau?ht. .
tn ejimnlainansl' .iii I . V- . . ii - .u i'uiumi . um, or tu some win oe men ior I vvrmnir. uy thirty years- smuy ana cxpe-
10 cmpiainanst bil . or answer or demur to complainant s bill, or the confused as tn blm . f.r- t,or. . I i,-.-.. .v.T nihL,r iirth.c h.r. tm.
lorconicsjea as to him same will be taken for confessed as to him and- ni. ,a ,,.; ZrZ.t. irr-'vri V"jV.lI"..r'..'.
parte, and that a copy of sot for hearinr ex parte, and that r. copy of this f, "7, " t'ul' K,U"L"?,?1 u.c.w' T," """.'YM V..VA.'.Vr
hed for four suceesurn nrd--K- nnhfi.h-d fnn, .n-.r- i .71.. ."I'Vi ?"V? u u' u pn unoi VV"""
I-.:.. ,.1 nianD.i, I .7.i.:i7 iV VV- . 1. ' '" l union una xispsica. I copies, ana nave invented a srsicm 01 a.unw-
UM.nBniIO Y tfaSaI,A,f(yi7l0aanIDi,pf,tcTintrrTT AcoPy-Atte.t: MB. HOWELL. lnllfjA.lremor
fiKEAl JIINT.RIRIJTIOIV
"Rrrnir
Morflinnls" ninl
51 mi u fiit it rer"
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION,
and 195 I5roadwuy,
;NEW YORK CITY.
05
ROSEWOOD PIANOS ANT1 MVA.Ci.
leons. Fine Oil Paintings. KneTavings, Sil-
saic.-Jet.LaTa.omd'Ladies' Sets, GoldA'ens with'
guui ouu fiivur luieuaiou uomers. Sleeve tint-
silver
tons. Sets orSfnds,
est ana rieck tbainr, etc...
etc., rained at
51-000,000
eon e iioi.uk.
The MPrchniitft' and Mniiafnelnrpii.'
.Tcwflrj- Aocinlion ftills your attention to
me laci 01 its being tne largest and most ionn
lar Jewelrv Association in ihe frtirfeil Slt
The business Is and ulwavA has heen pond net oH
in the mast candid and honorable manner. Our
rapidly increasing trade is a sure guarantee. of
ine appreciation oi imr patrons ror tins metnod
of obtainingTieb," elegant und costly goods.- The
sudden stagnation of trade in Europe, owing to
the late German war, and recent disastrous finan
cial crisis in Europe, has caused the failure of a
largenumberof jewelry houses In London, and
Paris, obliging them to sell their eracnU ut a
great sacrifice, in some instjinces less than one
third the cost of manufacturing. AVe have lately
Itlirehiisofl verv lnra'i.lv nTlliAA KnnWnnl 1
at such extremely low prices that we can,afford.
to send away finer goods, and give better chances
to draw themoit valuable prizes than any other
esiauiLsumeni uoiirg a similar business. UUK
AIM IS TO PLEASE, and we resDeetfullv an.
licit your patronage, as we are confident of giv-
iim iud uuun-i .'iiisiariiun. vunns me past
i-car we have fof warded a cumber of the most
yaiuanie pruej to an parts of the country.
vlVnHiy,' tfc?.fu,,l
1 value eftheir money, as no article on our list is
noblanks. Parties dealing with us may depend
on havingiiromntreturns.andthenriiele.ilr!iwn
will be lminediatcly eent to nnv
Ml I. - i 11-1-. . . . .
return mail or express.
The following parties have recently drawn
vuiuaujc prize irom me mercnants ana .itanu
facturersf Jewelry Association, and hare kindly
uimucti u? 01 tueir mimes:
set V . atch, value, $300; William B. Emmons,
New Orleans, La.. Sewing Machine, value. S75;
GeorsoL. Davenport. Mobile. Ala, Silver Tea
Set. value, $200: Miss Lucy Orcutt. Albany. 111..
hewing Machine, value, $fi5; Mr3. Mary J.
Swnln"- Louisville. K. Gold Wateh, value.
$200; James B.lowlcr. llarrisburg-, Pa. silver
hunting rase Watch, value. $7S; Rev. William
l'evser. AlUwaukee. Wis., n h polor uilann
Sewing Machine, value, $125; J. J. Bickford.
San Francisco Cal.. g61d lined silver Tea Set,
vaiue. r..sj; xAiwaru u. nice, &t. bonis, Mo.,
Melodcon. value. I23(k Miss llelm V. SinKlnir
Detroit. Mich., diamond cluster Ttinir vilno
$225; Horatio U. Frost. Chicago, HI., large Oil
Painting, value, $300; Mrs. Charlotte E. llewins.
wuiiH-u.m, iLan7t aiL-&eriuj: urunii i-iano,
value, 8700, and Music Box, value, S60.
Many names could be placed on the list, but
WCPUbilShno names without nennirolnn. Ilnr
imtrons are desired to send us I-nited States cur
rency wlien convenient.
Partial List or Articles to ibe Sold
for ONE DOLLAR EACH,
without regard to value, and not to be paid for
until you Know wnat you are to receive :
lOChickeringGrand Tianos, worth ?00 to 700
ir elegant Rosewood Pianos-........ 200 to 450
15 elegant Meiodeons. rosewood case lift to
2211
300
100
SO first class bewing Machines .... 40 to
To fine Oil Paintings rut to
LriO fine Steel Engravings, framed.. 20 to
,"J)
40
mi Aiusic ilexes to
ISO revolving patent Castors, silrer... 20 to
tJI Qlli'.. Vrnlf C,b. IIol.n., .
40
400 sets of Tea and Table Spoons 20 to
150 Gold Hunting Cnse Watches,, war
40
ranted , 50 to lfiO
iw diamond itmgs, cluster and sin
gle stone- 75 to
17.') Gold Watches . rt to
300 Ladies' Watches - ft) to
MX) Silver AVatches 20 to
Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drons.
2ii0
150
100
10
La-
dies Sets of Gold and Coral, Jet and Gold, Flo
rentine. Mns.lil Tinvnnnrl (?ntnift nnla Almli
Vest and Neck Chains, plain unii chased GolA
uings. uoid inimblcs. L.ockets. new style Belt
uucKic.s, uoia A-ens ana renciis. luncy work
Boxes. Gold Pens with gold and silver extension
holders, and a large assortment of fine Silver
Ware and Jewelry ot overy description, of the
nesiinaxe anil latest styles.
A chance to obtain anv of the almrc nrliMpa
for Ono Dollar, by purchasing a sealed envelope
lor Twentv-tivo Cents.
Five sealed envelopes will be sent for 31, eleven
for S2. thirty for $5, sixty-five for $10, one hun-
urea lorsiu.
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
Uneonalled inducements offered to Ladies and
Uents who will act us such. Out descriptive cir
culars win oe sent on application.
distributions are made in the following man
ner: uertincatea naming each article and its
value are placed in sealed envelopes, which are
well mixed. One of these envelopes, containinir
the certificates or order for gome article, will be
delivered at our office, or sent by mail to any
address, without regard to choice, on receipt
01 iwemy uveccnis.
On receiving tho certificate, the Tinrcliii9irwill
see what article it draws and its value, and cm
send one dollar and receire tho article named.
furcnasera ot our sealed envelopes may, in this
manner, omain an article worta irom. ona to
nve Hundred dollars.
L5ne letters are unnecessarr. Have the kind
ness to write plain directions. Orders for sealed
envelopes must in every case be nccnmnnnierl
with tho cash, with the name of the person send-
lujt, mm lun ii, cuuuo uuu alum Iiiailliy wrilien.
Letters should be addressed to the managers, as
ioiiows:
JACKSON. CORNIOTI A- CO.
193 and 193 Broadway, New YotIc
inarji
EDWARD S. JONES
Wholesale' Denier In
ip a. DP 1U ,
I . . . . . .
I lUA l Inn Ulnnlr Jn 1 111 nimva
I AIU! W .UU AJlUba, UIUI, U14Xly.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TTAVINQ ESTABLISHED
MYSELF PER-
J.JL manently in Nashville.
I take tileosure in
informing Printers and Publishers, and Paner
dealers generally, in this and adjoining States,
that having perfected arrangements with some
ui iuc iciiuiuK iiiiiuuim-iurie-i mine .inriu. x win
be enabled at all times to snonlv them at rea
sonable rates with all qualities of Book and
News Paper. Flat Cap. Letter, Manilla, Colored
Paner of everr varietr. etc.. etc. Also, n fine
stock ot Printers Inks always on hand. Orders
irom country l'ubiisaers and stationers solicited
and promptly attended to.
Ginseng. Beeswax. Feathers, and all kinds o
country Barter purchased.
ltlgnest market price paid for Cotton. oolen
ami Llnsey Mags. feblil-tf
In Chancery at Nashville.
State of Tennessee Clerk's Office. Chancery
v-oiiri ai 11 asnviue, npni meuui. l.i'ji.
Carhart. Whitford ,fc Co., complainants, V3. S. L.
oiariin x wo., find diner delendants.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVITFILED
x in this cause tnat delendant Simon L, Mar
tin is a non resident of the State f Ten
nessee: it is therefore ordered that he enter
nts appearance herein, on or belore the third
Monday of the next term of said Court, to be
held on the first Monday in .May next. 1W7, and
plead, answer or demur tocomnlainant's bill, nr
ine same will be taken tor confessed as to bitn
nnd set for hearing ex parte, nnd that a copy of
mis order ne pubiisnea loriour consecutive weeks
in tneriashvllle I'nion and Dispatch.
A copy Attest : M. JJ. 110 WELL.
(llerk find .MHRfr
Demoss A Dinkelspiel, Sol'rs for coinpl'ls.
apr Si 4 tw
n Chancery at Nashville.
State'fif Tennessee Clerk's Office.-C'iancery
Court at Nashville, March the 23th. 1S67.
Thomas A. Atcheson. complainant
rs..
I. P
ilrown eta is., delendants.
IT APPEARING FROM AFBIDAVIT FILED
in thiscau.e that defendant'.. I. P. Brown mid
Urbane Ozanne, are non-residents of the State of
iennessee: it is tnerelore ordered that they
enter their aimearanee herein before or within
the first three days of the next term of said
Court, to be held on the find .Monday in May
next, i v,., and plead, answer or demur to com
plainant s bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set forhearimrexnarte.
and that a copy of this order be published for
lour successive weeks in the Nashville In inn
nnd iiLspatch.
A copy Atte't : -M. II. IIOWKLIj,
Clerk and Majler.
E. F. Mutiny. Sol'r for compl't. apr:t4tw
In Chancery nt Naahville.
State of Tennese Clerk' Ofliet. Plinnrirv
rrvn v v, ,-m .. a ...;t 1,1.1. i
V- M . . u. .1U.UI.I.C. ..'.. .UC 13-'. .
CM. Thompson, cuaiplainnnt vsv G. M. Fog.
Jr., adm r, etc., et ah., defendants.
TT APPEARING FROMAFFIDAVIT TILED
'lwTb And Mn,fr
John RtidSoJ'r for compl't. . aprll 4tw
Tn fT,nr.ar ,f K..l,r.ill
iu&HtrV, Office. 'chancery.
Court at NashvUIe. April the 2d. 1S67. , '
3 Steinaw, complainant. vs.D. Weil and others,
defendants. .24
TT APPEARING FROM AEFIDATTaVFILUD
in thiscause that the defendants lA. Tom
Rosenheim and A. Meyers, nre non
residents of the State of Tenneee: it is
therefore ordered that thev enter their abear
ance herein before or within the first three days
of the next term of said Court, to bsheld on the
first Monday in May next. 1S67, and plead.
answer or. demar to complainant s bill, or
the iatrie Viil'be Ukeh fur "confesyed ai to
them sndiet,for hearing ex parte, and that a
.ropyiot.tbt.s prdar t publbhed for. fouriucee-.
sire weeks in the Nashville Union and Dupatch.
AeopyT-Attest: M-B. HOWELL,
J i - - - ji tiers: ana iaasier.
till S. Brown. Sol'r for compl't- . aprfif4tw
iredenck . Browne. J-Isq.. Treasury Depart
ment, AVasbingtAn. D. C. Piano, value. 8150;
Miss Anna L. Jrost. Wavcrly 'Terrace, New
llirk CltV. ladies' irold ennmU.l nml .linn,nn,l
I . .L...l 1.J- 1 , T.l.-.ei.L.L.- I ".-'- - -iaiuiui u. uin QUI la . - . -
of the S Vt Z &Tisoa"riK I terf" i WTSJJti V 'i VIaP3...Vhvnie,
JESoZ. L SSS!!I S&9S CTbTheid on the firltM ndaV In ffl? .,0
, .. . . uiere and .tlBJier. ins aau iremuiuig,aiia raunn me ann nn-
.TRUSTEE'S SALE.
ET DEED OF TRUST "MADE BY STE
phens JU Watkini, Druggists, corner of Col
lege and Union streets, I offer for sale, s Trus
tee of said firm, the entire stock of
TJRTJGS,
' MElVlCIXEfi,
PAINTS,
OII.S, Etc.,
Of the establishmerit.togetherwith the STAND,
FIXTURES, and everything pertaining to the
business. The place is a very eligible one, and
any one desiring to enter into the drur businesa
Wl find this a splendid opportunity.
I M V M II LM- A V C l I..'
Receiver, and will tarrr on the business unti
the stock is disposed of
a. s . 1111 Ttustea
raarS) If
In Clumcery at Nashville.
State of Tennessee Clerk's Office, Chancery
Court at Nashville. April the 11,1167.
The Second National Hank", complainant, vs.
D. Weil and others, defendants.
TT APPEARINO FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendants. A. Louis,
L. Meis and Henry Rosenheim are - non
residents of the State of Tennessee; It is
therefore ordered that they enter their appear
ance herein before or within tho first three days
, 1 1" th.A navt lam n I eii,l Pnnrt In lia K 1 . 1 tv . Ii ..
third Monday in May Tiext.'litTT. and plead.
I .n.r ,i.m,.r. to mni.;n.ni'. v.; 11 .nV tk...
I enma will be taken for confessed ns ta th'nm nnJ
set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy of this
onicr oe puiineu ior lour succesjive weesi in
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy Attest: M.B.HOWELL., )
Clerk and Master. ,
East Sc Spurlock. Sol'rs for compl't. apr2l'4tw
In Chancery at Nashville.
Stale of Tennessee Clerk's Office, Chancery
lourt at Nashville, April tne th, lso..
Nicholas Hobson. complainant. V3. Washinston
Birrow defendant !
JL , f 1 1 ILED
. .n. tne bl ? of revivor and amendment
in this cause that the defendant, John Shelby
narrow-, is a non-resident ot the btaleof Tennes
see: it is therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance herein on or before the third
Monday of the next term of said Court, to be
held on the first Monday in J ay next, 1S7. nnd
plead, answerer demur to complainant's biil
of revivor nnd amendment, or the same
will be taken foi confessed as to him and
set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy of I
this order he published lor toursuceessive weeks
in the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy-Attest : M. B. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
Ab ram L. Demoss. Sol'r for compl't. aprll Itw
In Chancery at Nashville.
State of Tennessee Clerk's Office. Chancery
Court at Nashville. April the 11th. lSf.7.
X- .1. 1 1 r- : T . 1 t.
fiiutuviiiu oiii iiik11 usun, i-tiiui'iuaiiuui, vy. v.
ivcu anaoincr.s, aeicnuams.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVITFILED
L in this cause that defendants, Adolph Lewis,
Henry Rosenheim and
,f tne, State f Xenness
iienry nosenneim and i...ueis,are non-residents
of the State of Tennessee: it is thercforo ordered
that ther enter tlieir flnnearancft herein heftim
or within the first three days of the next term
of said Court, to be held on thb third Monday in
May next, ISo.. and plead, answer or demur to
complainant' bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed ns to them and set for hearing ex
parte, and that a copy of this order bo published
for four successive weeks in the Nashville Uniou
and Dispatch.
A copy Attest : M. B. HOW RLL.
Clerk nnd Master..
D. F. Wilkin, Sol'r for compl'ts. aprtl 4tw
In Chancery at Nashville.
State "of Teanessee Clerk's Office, Chancery
Court at Nashville, April the 12th. isot.
James Whitwnrth, ndm'r, complainant, vs. Ebb.
Deming, defendant.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
f- in this cause that the defendant. Ebb. Dem
ing, is a non-resident of the State of Ten
nessee : it is. therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance herein before or within the first
three days of the next term of said Court, to be
held on the third Monday in May next, ISnT. nnd
plead, answer or demur to complainant's bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy of
this order be published lor tour successive weeks
in the Nashville Union and Dispatch. -
A copy Atte3t: S. 11. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
W. F. Cooper. Sel'r for compl't. apr21 4tw
In Chancery at Nashville.
State of Tennessee Clerk's Office. Chancery
Court at Nashville, April the 13th, 1307.
Isaac Hodges. Trustee, complainant, vs. Antho
ny W. Johnson, defendant.
T T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
L in the petition in this cause of John Meloy,
Committee of Geo. Shields, a lunatic, that
the residence of Hannah Thompson is un
known, and that Mary Shields and Thomas
Shields ore non-residents of the State of Ten
nessee: it is therfore ordered that they enter
their annearance herein, on or before the third
Monday of the next term of said Court, to be
held on the first Monday of May next. 13C7, and
plead, answer or demur to said Petition, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them, and
set tor hearing ex parte, and that a copy ot taut
order be published for four consecutive weeks jn
the Union and Dispatch.
A copy Attest: b.u. UOWKLL.
Clerk and Master.
R. McP. Smith. Sol'r comppl't. apr 21 4tw
1 -
In Chancery at Nashville.
State of Tennesseeo Clerks Office, Chancery
tourt at Nashville, April tho 13th, lUJi,
Michael Burns, complainant, vs. Fred Sloan et
als., delendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
-A ,n fhta Minn iKnl 1 1, a dfnrlnnta l..ul dn.n
and Stephen M. Junes, are non-residents
of the Slate of Tennesseo: it is there
fore ordered that they enter their nnnearnnre
herein on or before the third Monday of
the next term of said Court, to be held on the
first Monday in May next. 1867. nnd vlead.
answer or demur to complainants' bill, or tho
same will be taken for confessed as to them and
set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy of this
order be published tor lour successive weeks in
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy Attest: so., is. nuwr.LL,, .
Clerk and Mauler.
EastA-Spurloclr.gol'r3 for compl't. apr21 itw
In Chancery at Nashville.
State of Tennessee. Clerk's Office. Chancerr
Court at Nashville, April the 20th, 1S67.
W. W. Berry & Co.. complainants, vs. A. C. Sc
A. B. Beech et als.. defendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
L in this canso that defendant, R. G. Page,
is a non-resident ot the State of Tennessee:
it is therefore ordered that he enter bis appear
ance herein on or before the third Monday
of the next term of said Court, to he held on the
first Monday in -Mar next. 1-S67. and idead.
answer or demur to romnlainants' bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy of-this
order be published fur four successive weeks in
the Nashville Union nnd Dispatch.
A copy Attest : .M. 11. HUiV lil.L,
Clerk and Master.
James. C. Malone. Sol'r for compl'ts. apr21 4tw
In Chancery at Nashville.
State of Tennesaee Clerk's Office. Chancerr
court at Nashville. April the luth, 1S07.
Ben Cockrill, complainant, vs. Frank Maney et
als., defendants.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
- in this cause that the defendants. John Kim-
berly, Bettle M. KIraberly, John L. Sehon, Jr.,
and Thomas M. Sehoh. are non-residents of the
State of Tennessee: it is therefore ordered that
they enter their annearance herein on or
before the third Monday of the next term of
Raid Conrt, to ha held on the first .Monday In
May next. ISt", nnd plead, answer or demur to
complainant's bill, or the same will be taken for
rninesKmi as 10 memnnti set inr neanugexpane.
ana mac a copy 01 this order be pubiisned lor
four successive weeks: in the Nashville Union
and Dispatch.
A copy Attest: M. B. HOWELL.
Clerk unit Mndti.r
N. A Kd. Baxter. Sol'rs for compl't. nprtl 4tw
In Chancery at Nashville.
Slate of Tennessee Clerk's Office. Chancerv
uourinir.iliiviiie, April tne una. 117.
John Porlerfield. complainant, vs D. D. Dickey
et his., delendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
-- in this cause that the defendant. It. L. ISini-
ham. is a non-resident of the State of
iennessee: it Is therefore ordered that he
enter his appearanae herein on or before the
third Monibty of the next term of said Court, to
beheld on the 1st Monday in May next. 18, and
plead, nnswer or demur to complainant's bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to; him
and set for hearing er parte, and that a copy of
this order be published for four successive weeks
in the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy Attest- M. Jl. 11UHKLL,
Clerk ami Mnilr
Abram L. Demoss, Sol'r for compl't. apr21 4tw
In Chancery at Nashville.
Slate of Tennessee Clerk's Office. Chancerr
I'ouri m-r.asnvuie, April ine lztn. 1SOT.
Fred. Terras, adm'r. etc.. romnl.Innnt
Russell Houston, aduj'r, etc. et als- defendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFfllA VTTPTT.T!n
1 in thiscause that thedefendant. Russell Hous
ton, aam r. etc., 11 a non-resident of the State
John Reid, Sol'r for eompl'L
apr.1 ttw
Ic Chancery at Nashville.
Slnte of Tennnstee TTerk'i OftTce. Chancery
Courtet Naahville, April the 13th. 1SC7.
H. Harris S: Roscnau. complainants, v. 3. iv.
Lacks t all., defendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVITFILED
Am this cause that delendants. aimoa vi iiaoue
ki. Louis Witkouski aod Anthony NeM m. are
nnn.re-idimix of the State of Tennessee, it is 'here
the next term of said Court, to -bo held on the
first Monday in May next.. i . aua pieau.
answer ordemnr.to, cotnplainanta' bill, or th.
same will be ttfkeu forconfaiseJ as tothsm and
Btt for hesring ex parte, and that a copy pf this
order bo published fotianr SUOcessWowseks uv
thJ.rajAvllla,Union and Dispatch. . . .
-A.'copjr-Attejts .B-,"F?"1'
, . Clerk and Master.
M. M. Bn'en, Jr., Sol'r for ocapl't. apna 4 tw
BF1D. IV.
BKOWX.
. EEID, CHiBOirRl & CO.,
: (Snccessors Id French i Co..)
Cotton aiirt Tolmceo Factore,
General Gbmmission Merchants,
turner or t'liirUf niwl Front Street.
je7-ly' ' NASHVILLE.
UNION BANK NOTES.
TN ACCORDANCE Wnn AN ACT OFTnE
J. Legislature of Tennessee, passed December
12th, IScVi, entitled on act "To expedite the dis
tribution of the effects of Banks, which have or
may make a&tgriment3 among their creditors,"
notice is he-eby given to the holders of the notes
of The UsioxBane. of Tesxessee to tile them
with the undersigned, at the Bank in Nostmllo.
"between now find the 1st day of January, eigh
teen hundred and sixty-nine, (lsv9.)and receive
certificates therefor, or they will be forever
barred from any participation in the assets' of
the Bank. The certificates will be receirod at
pa a in payment for debts due the, Bank, wheth
er tendered heiors or after the Ut of Janu
ary. lSff.'. JOS. Y. ALLEN. Trustee.
jieo. a).isgix q.gp
JUST RECEIVED,
A I.nrife una Complete Ahsnrlmcu
GARDEN SEED,
.Froni the well known house of
DAVII I,ANIRF.TII air SON,
PHILADELPHIA.
Gardener and other wanting Ithcm can rely
on getting-
Genuine and , 'Fresli Seed,
AT RRASojAIlLE PRIfJES.
. . t -. '
T3T?TJCi G-TSTS ,
CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STS.
janl2-tr
t 1 .
Books for Famiprs ami (Jardeners
T7
J'ARMERS' ' AND GARDENERS' Dic
tionary; the Partn ami Garden, by Jacques r
Bridgeman's Gardeners' Assistant ; do. Kitchen
Gardening; Iluist's Kitchen nanlcniiig-r Down
ing' Fruit Trees of America; do. Barrey's ; do.
Baker's; Fljnt on Grasses; do. on Milch Cows;
the American Shepherd; the Farmers' Bam
Book; Fuller's Grape Culture; do. Haraltthy's ;
Pardee on Rose and Strawberry Culture; Buist
on the Rose; Yonatt, Skinner, Mayhew, Dodd
and Frank Forrester on. Horses.
For sale by JOHN YORK.
jan31-dtf w3t 41 Union street. Nashville.
Bankers, OiUccrs oi Rail
roatls, Courts. Insurance
Companies, Etc.,
1X7-0ULD CONSULT THEIR INTEREST
TT by having their BLANK BOOKS nnd
BLANKS made by
ALBERT B. TAVEL,
37 AND 3 ll.VIOy STREET,
Who is prepared to do all descriptions of
BLANK WORK, of the BestWorkinanshlp
nnd .Material, at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES. feblT
MERCHANT TAILOEIM.
HAVING PROCURED THE 'SERVICES
MR. J. SCATTERG00D,
OP RICWMOSP, VA.,
I AM NOW
PREPARED
ORDHR
TO MAKE TO
ELEGANT BUSINESS
ASD.
DRESS .SUITS.
I keep constantly on hand a large assortment of
the finest BLACK AND FANCY COLORED
CLQTHS. nnd all the newest style of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CASSIMERES.
About the middle of March I will react ve an
entirely new stock nf fine Summer Casslmers,
wnicn a win sen at the lowist c sir r ricks.
Mr. Scattrroood Is acknowledged to be one
of the best Cutters of gentlemen's clothing, in
thi3 country. 1 can therefore, guarantee the
goods to tit perfectly, and give satisfaction In
every respect.
GEO. R. ABBOTT,
39 College Streel,
Opposite 2d National Bank.
mar3-tf
STREET SPRINKLING.
milBNASnVILLE STREET SPRINKLING
JL Company take pleasure in announcing d
the pnblic in general that they have commenced
the work of rprinkllng the streets fur the sea
son, inelr inanities for doing the work are
quite extensive, and arrangements have been
made for the purpose of sprinkling all of the
Srinripal streets throughout the city. Parties
esirous of having sprinklingdone will receive
prompt nttention by applying at theottre ot the
Nasavllie street bpnnkliug Company.
NO. SOUTH CHERRY STREET,
First door south of .the Postoffiee.
I. W. CARPENTER. PreVt.
WM. H. HARRISON. Sup't.
apr3 lm
Rend, Ponder und Reileef.
TF YOU WOULD PROTECT TOUR FAMI
L lies from pecuniary embarrassment, or pro
vide for yourself in advanced age, get a Life
insurance Policy in
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LITE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Tins Company ofTers more liberal policies
than any other company. Among its liberal
conditions, its policies read: "The person whMe
life is assured is permitted to travel by the usual
routes to or from California, or to or from any
portion 01 me esiern liemtspuere north or the
trople of Cancer, or ta or from any portion of
Kiirope. and t reside within said limits north of
tne tropic aroresaui." All the policies are
non-ferfeitlns. The net of thte Company are
000,000
All Its profits divided among the poli-cy holders.
BeforegeHin",mH'VlM,tn n-,M .....I
1 earn particniars.01 ...
FA RNH WORTH A CT.ARir. Agents,
No. 4 Maxwell House
or of WILLIAM KING, City Solicitor.
apm itn iu.J
-
A Good Business Education
ID THE ONLY FORTTTVTr PARPTrS ff.t-
X give their children that can nerer Be lovt.
and that continually grows better by use. 'f bis
ran be gained at
T. -'IV: T liTiTlP! .t'Tl'SI -n
G OTOinero I a 1. Sokool,
rightly Jjand Into- nentnen, eaue and ele-
tmnce.
DO I Jl EAR'S 4'ouii.serelal Initltii
tlonsi are the oldest in Ameri-n.
. No. own Croud way. New York, c.lnli.
Hfcln-d'lJVtS. ' i'i
Corner Camn and Conimnn hfreela.
luvr Orlennw, cslnblintieil iHZ'4. ,
No. U03 Main street. .neinphU..
Comer-of Chiireh nnd Vine atrcetx.
XoahTllIc.
mar29 diw3m ri'.AT.J
Architect?;
C?KQTFICATldNS A'ND4 MARKING DRW
O INGS, mad wjth onwithont opcrinlcQdaaa'
I
-
vact, at the Jlaxweu llooso.
u ltooso. , .
;1
.' . i, j'smarscra.
Job Otxstot,
w. D. Fcz-tox,
Tl7-tf
J-J. McCaxx.
EHiEabtTW
V ssi -
010. H,
0. D. BENSON,
No- 5 Union and American Bloot,
(Opposite tho Maxwell Hoaw,).
PUBLISHER .VJtD DVLErIk '
SHEET Mlff S I O
" Ami ererrklnd of'
AirSIGAIa. SIERCIIANDISE.
From all tiie Mnker. Also, the
only Agent fn the South for the mueh Cele
brated 4BUKDET -OHORCU and PARLOR
ORGAN.
' Pianos and Organs tuned, and all kinds. of
Musical Instruments repaired. i?b7-tf
' rTENHESSEE OJLHEFIHERY
rrAYING ERECTED A
COAL OIL RK
of Brawn's Creek
-La. finery ut the Junction
and Nolensville Pike for the dbtntatfen of
Tennessee Oils exclusively, we are feeiWred to
iurnwu. at (he lnwesUnarket. rule, tav
ing products of Petroleum: " '
Extra While Rurnlnjr OIK
Distilled I.nhricnlorH,.
'11
triuie i.tmripatorH.'s
' f 'WW
N:iililhn.
aanoiine.
- '- -i,i
- :t
Riiioline.
Asplialinin.
Our burning oil beania Sf lost l HBP to V0
and is therefWe nra-exptlre.
The Lult"nTiTe'1WHfNl tftssaWny
of all whp have used thcra prVe, are llie bt
in the market:
Orders may be left at the Drug. Strefj.H. T.
Yaiitas.- .t t'n.'s. at tho office of finm ,v
Hkflebowkk. Cherry street ; r aiW'rVli. "
HOJIBR T. YARYAN.
marlTtf ' SnperTntendent.
WOODCOCK & SUTTON
NTILL IN THE (COAL) RING.
Ron 111! Coal no
Lump Coal.-.. $7' OO
Opposite Postoffiee. NO. .1 CHERRY STRHRT.
jans-tt
PLANTERS' BANK. NOTES.
TN ACCORDANCE Wrnt AN ACT OF TUB
X Legislature of Tennessee, passed December
12tb, lSbfi. entiued an net " To expedite the dis
tribution of the effects of Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their creditors."
notice is herebygiven to the holders of the not
of Tug Plaxiers' Bank op Tksnmsrk to file
them with the undersigned, at the Bank in Nash
ville, between now and the 1st dar of .Innimrv
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, 0MB.) and re
ceive certificates therefor, or they wlli be forever
barred from any participation in the aaseis of
the Bank, 'tho certificates will De received
at par In payment of debts due the fak.
whethertenderedbeforeorafter the 1st otVana
orr.lSfiU. D. WEAVER, Trustee.
dec-Bm
MemDhis Avalnneheand KneTrilln Whiiraanr
throe months and semi bill to Mr. Wkavex.
FOR CHILLS AND FEVBR.
Uso tho I3oMtI
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC
Never Fallf Always to be DeMnded Ujhr-
iiuuinif more rennoie inan iiunojrs T3te.
WILLCURK AGUE AND FitVKR. CAILLS
and Fever. Intermittent Fever. Dumb
Ague. Every person who has tried Hurley's Ttinki
speaks in the highest terms of it As a earatwo
agent it is unsurpassed and mere certain
more certain thai
usbjIICRLEY"'!
jHULKY'&AaUl
an
quinine, io bad resultrltromu
S
TONIC. x.verb6dy SflBld uo
UK
IONIU. Send ordere to
JAMFS, RUDDDLS Sr CO.,
Proprietors, Louisville. Ky.
Hnrley'N Slomacli Hitters.
a. wuii.ij . v. if cnaiieee, ism
gestion or Dysperwia, want of action on tho
Liver, Disordered Stomach, there are no bit
ters that compare with these in removing these
distressing complaints. For sale or catr lie had
at any Drug Store in the Uaited States, or frem
the proprietors. Louisville, Kr., corner Seventh
and Green streets, to whom all orders should ba
v. n.i.ri:... T , . r 1 . . .11 -1- 1 r ,,
addressed.
Hnrley'M SarAuliarllln.
The great Blood Purifier, as a Spring and Sam
mer Medicine stands unrivaled, removes all im
purities Irom the blood, and rives health ami
strength to the system.
JA.MKS. ltUDDLK x CO..
Proprietors.
Hnrley'ia Popular Worm Citndy.
As this is really a Specific far Warms, and the
best and most palatable form to give toehlldrwi
it is not surnnslnv that It is fust Lskinirtha i.I.ph
ofnll other preparatiers for wrra.rtbetfiir taste
less, any child will lake it.
Oriental Pearl Ilropsi.
ForBeautifring-the Complexion. affectnailr ra-
moves Tan. Freckles. Blotched, and irlvinir tl.
skin an elegant smoothness not easily attained
by any other. Its use among the lad Us of fash
ion in the Kat. irives it a character td ffiuv
which at once stumps it as Inflnitolr super kir
lor the toilet nr a lady.
Ink! Ink I Ink!
Seafon's Chemical Writlnr Flakl it beciB
worni-renowned lor 1 w superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six veur. Itli.i k..
come the principal in use with these who want a
fine, free nowlng ink. and for its penaoneney it
Is decidedly the best ink for rerord" thnt ran
be used. Pap i.Annttnir.l.niiju l. ,. n I-.
schools. U is unequalled, and neej only to ba
tried to be annrored. For mln br IirunM.
nnd Merchants everywhere.
JAMES. RUDDLE Jr CO.. Proprietors.
Corner Seventh and Greee street.
. , Louisville. KtwUttky
R. A. ROBINSON Sc CO.. WlwleM Ag't".
I.luiUrUl. k'v
For aula br Ilf-rrr. Tlmnavilla .t tVhu.tAm. I
K. Harwell: I.itterer Jc r.tblr- l'.illlaaiT
Culouch: l)lfi Jc ilreforv. Niiabrlllp! and kv
all Druggists. iunel-trdJ:w
AWNII G-S.
THK LATUST SJTVg AWMN.W.
B O IV K S I A T l-l N T,
nrx MiOg to nnitrt at
COLE, MILLER & CO'S
Awning; and Mattress Faotery,
NO. NORTH COLLEGE STREET.
MMIIS AWNING CAN BK RAIdBD OK
X lowered at oleasure. and without gating ami.
side the door. Krrr stm ana Mf le- fr ator
I fronts, door and, windows, made with fteattmM
and dispsieh. ami aieoeapraps.. urwi
ets BHty Iw
unttleV"W&TihMmxrii
t 1-
No. 87 North iThr rrr tarrrt nniinl..
Ri.hts for the almve awnicur fiir ..frfcr .hi .
counties nr States, on favorable trca.
raarvtl
In Chancery at NaJivi!I.
State of Tenneaaee Clarb'i OA w.
Court at NasbrHle. Marrh tne AI. mr.
J.M. D'Arw,' complainant, vi. Tb St. Oeeilia
Aaadsra; et als. liefandnsLi.
JT APPEARING FROM A FFIDA VITPILKD
. ... y . it'i .icigmiaBiwajtfmaieai
Whelan and John C. Kaluh u. rB..;
dents of the citato of TannaHK - it L
ordered that thereattr their amiMMtiet) MriB
before or within the first tar d.jw the n-xt
term of said Court, ta ha l.al.1 u tk- aw i
'jar in May njxi, I3n7. arid plead., aMStar r
deunr to coaplnfbant's Mtl. or mOI i,
taten for confessed to theta aod atfVker-
inc m psrie.ad itiax
lonsaeu mr man
pi WMtWsi tkr .Sash-
Union aad 1
A eopj Attwt
M H HOW KLU
Clara sst Miatar.
s..'r f,.reonsvrt. Hr
0. P. Throt,.a
VJOTICE.-IM ILL SELL 03 A CBJ3IT
11 of five tn'.utbs, on Thiirwilar, 3!"luy
ot May, JSsr. t" tb hwiliaH IskilW. all lay
3tk. Farming Iiul'ioril. thirtrnr fnrty Baaui
1 Cattle, tMrty or forty head ot How, Asacly
bred 5 two thorosziWd, Maros. mm tiaae ranr
lihg FUiy, by Dill chaathaoi, ut of Lady tUrry;
four thorodibbrod t'.iws aim Clv-). (Ml or
ten head mteh Cow, fle- yUe ot nWr Cattla,
fiiurfine MuIm, an fn bfttf-bteiL SWm omm
eomuinal'illv. Bala wiU ,uaiM z 9 a rl-rk
a. x.,en my ftrs. " BmT Ifaes. smat Ism. a.
NerthWMtara TT.iWwtli. t4g.rfiM. - - -t w
j vtll.. N whU twgsi Mtur-w4tt Wr
-fq,aM- lU'f-l."A:-fRIIIiT,