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MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE Nearly
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Religions NOtitss.

---cs n;srour.e on the Laying Of the Celestis
eeeo"u ,bs nae Of II, will he pr.sched by the Rev Dr.
fsxgsP1sp TG-MORROW EVENING In the Church Of
Chhh. q, :. O'Clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-05
OFFICIAL.

OPsnl ions OF the supreme COnrt OEthe state
o. lenneSSees delivered at Knoxville,
a. SeR'eAhDer Aerms 1855.
Benjamin C. Wilson vs.. samuel f. Mcqueen.
The plaiadF-ihe head Of a family and farmer
engaged IN Accommodating il johnson county
owned the mare ia controversy This mare vas
used as a farm horse, and he owned 10 other horse
mule, or yoke Of oxen. The defendant who is The
Sheriff Of that county, having in his hands a lawful
execution against be plaintiff founded upon q valid
judgment IN favor Of Lewis Venabie-levied the same
upoa this mare aud took her from the plaintiffs
possession. though be, at the time. well knew she
was has OILY horse. The plaintiff ella aiming that he
was entitled to the ownership and use OF this mare
Under the pnoT laws Of the State and that she was
not liable to the seizure made under this execution
sued the defendant in an action Of rePleyin to re
cover the mare And the only question made in the
record is whether the plaintiff is entitled TO a rem
edy IN This form Of aeiionl The CiTcuif Judge held
be was not But iuthis We think he erred. L has
been decided BY this Court that tr0ver will lie in
case ike this HdrkHs vs. Price II Hum IA And
It cannot be denied but that either rover or detinue
can be maintained Thelevy is in violation Of Law
and vestedno crest or right whatever in the officer
or Fenable, the creditor The plaintiff, notEith-
standing the levy, had the immediate right Of prop
erty and possession in the mare. And in S8a9d0R
vs. Knott, StoaR, S5S ia putting construction upon
the act Of 1916, 6j-it is held that The action Of
rePlevin will lie in all cases where the plaintiff has
q present IlBht 70 the possession OF any perSJnal
property in the possession Of the defendant and that
this action is substitute for the action Of detinus
and is Co-extensiTe with it in its application. In
deed The case Of the plaintiff, in our view, comes
directly within the words and meaning Of the statute
The seizure and detention by the defendant were
clearly in violation Of the right Of the plaintiff aud
against his will No question is here sought to be
made to the effect Of the judgment and execution
in favor Of Yenable They are conclusive upon the
plaintiff; aud if the seizure had been Of property
subject 10 the levy-he could not legally have sued
in any form Of action But this record presents
totally different. case. The case Of DsarmOnd vs.
Blackburn SHssd 800, vas correctly d. eided: b1l
We do not regard It authority in this It's
facts and the principle applicable 10 them widely
different There the Sheriff. in seizngthe property,
did nothing.bu his duty and what the Law and the
suit commanded him to DO: ana the cross action Of
replevin wholly unWarrsntsd. But here the levy
was prohibited and the defendant trespasser from
the beginning. Reverse the judgment and remand
the cause for new trial WEIGHT
Caruthers, j., dissents and thinks the principle
settled in the case Of De7rmoEd vs. Blackburn
SHssd 1872 is correct and applies to this case so as
20 defeat the action.
Test: C ". NELSON, Clerk
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Mr. W. G. BoSD, Director OF the Harvard College
Observatory publishes under date of 25th ut in the
Boston Adrerhssr, the following statements and pre-
dctions relative to the Comet, whose appearance is
so splendid feature in The nocturnal heavens at
this time:
TO The Editors Of Daily Aarsrdser:
DonatI's Comet viii, in a few days appear to In
crease rapidly in size and briliancy. Il will be
nearest the earth on The 9th Of October, at which
time its brilhaucy will be nearly three times as
great as on the 23d Of September and its distance
from Us about hfiy-tWo millions Of miles.
According to Mr. Halls computation, the tail Of
this Comet, he 23d instant extended to the
length Of fifteen millions Of miles The neuclus
will be near the bright star Areturas October 5tb
and nearest the earth's orbit on the 10Th
Some confusion seems to prevail in regard TO
there being tive comets, similar in appearance now
visible TO the naked eye, but such is not the case
Dornati's which is seen in the northwest after
set, IS the which has been seen in the north
east before sunrise in the morning This is owing
to the considerable northern decinaton Of the Com
ct with a right ascension differing but little from
that Of the sun. l mention this because 1 have
had several letters from different parts Of the coun-
try, making the inquiry Whe her there two COM
els now to be seen by the naked eye.
Encke's Comet is hardly visible to the naked eye,
Tuttle's Third Comet of 1858, can now be seen only
with the assistance of a telescope.
VIC BOND.