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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07
Rebel Account of the Fight on santa GosD
ISLAND.

From Tie Chicago Tiihua- ol .ho 2'h.
The @f0llowfur. letter. which came into our
hands through q source which we-tarbra3 To- dis
close. was evidently written for Memphis daily
paper. No other journals IN the country can
stand the same size and strength ut EXPRESSION,
aad we don't think there are any column y
out of q Memphi, prinl1g Office tua -etujIca
tain the breadth of steteo.eat dis 'aJed BY a.+
writer of this r'7le and r5ub5 account of the
fight on santa Rosa Is.and
We attacked Old Abe Lis.o-u's mvTmi5r~
al about FIVE O'Clock 30 the morning. Il was g.
complete rent they fed into the water and mp
the beach towards IoH PirkenS, leaving every
thing behind them. 1 picked mp a hp5G
tents, eighty rounds Of ammunition, two q
o.tesh beef, a deck of cards, four hundred ar
sixty thousand dollars In gold rife3 caaIloir
and some silver spoons with my a.a i. s. lv.-
sides helping to break Into "a suffers tent. ST
was fun. you'd better believe.
The Federal minions al yanced-st .es7t 'ycI-
ty strong-and fred a vo.lev at us from en omen
stretch Of beach where they hal concealed
themselves. Our retreat was the most wl7rar.
thing / ever saw. We had one -u ut cl Als-
sissippians, two companies Of a Nul-rt~reig9
and six of q South Car0lGa regiment .tue
halves of a Louisiana brigade, Mayor a,'ipo
battery, and Col. Whiskeypltche, W~4sni"o
regiment. but with this mere handful ye eAeeut-
ed q mastery evolution at double qWl% ipae-
pendent order. and soon put a mile between ms
and the hireliuEs. who followed, Yelling like
devils and firing upon our rear, The coWaTdiF
dogs, The only thing that marred our success
was that we were compelled TO leave our arms,
musical instruments, equipsEe, etc, behind, to-
getLer withthOsc of the IeGeTais- Unless some
body has carried them away, however, they are
sill there. We halted, after our victorious re-
! treat. and the men, forming i'm scattered order
demanded 20 bc taken over 90 the main land. to
complete the conflict.
The Federal miuIous were near ON beats
however, and the officers ia command did not
think It best 90 approach, as ,hey wished TO pre-
vent any unnecessary ei.Usiou of blood. An
other body OF LiurOIui.es came up at this mo
maut. upon our fguR-I should say at least a
hundred of them al the lowest estimate-ana
opened fire upon rs. General Scott led them n
person. We should have completely anuiAilated
them had not an unfortunate Circumstance pre-
vented. Colonel Nhiskeypitcbor's mounted
/ column retreated, instead OF charging, and the
rest of our forces fell back to the boats, holly
pursued by the mulsills. We opposed c0usid-
| cradle resistance to them. however, and the
I slaughter among them must have been fearful
We only lost ninety men killed, a hundred aud
thirty wounded, aud seventy odd taken prison.
ery. Isaw two FedeTais wounded myself, and
there must have been more. No doubt the men
dacious journals of the North, br0wbcateu by
an abolition despOtiSm, viii call this a Union
victory, but You may rely upon my statement
being g0ddiemitey's own truth.
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In Chancery, aI Memphis,

CTATE OE TENNEsSEE-Procse1lu- bad 10 the
> clerks Office, Chauc-ry side Of The common law ami
chaucgry court Of the city of Memphis, Saturday Sep
TENDER the 2lst. lS6I.
james n. Elder, Complainant.
vs.
Felix c.. Murphy and others, Defendant
Ir appearing from affidavit fled o. th-g rarae t-af .a.
defendants. Felix g.. Murphy, - Blackwell. Asa
Collins and Jason Hawkins, are u1l-r=-rl1a.s OF tl-
Stare Of Tennessee.
II f. ordered that jhFy do enter ID ir appearance h-re-
In before OF within th- first three days Of tr- next srr4
Of said court. 20 De held on the second Monday il N.-
womb p next. 1861. and plead answer OF Eaurr 90 CONE
pLsinauls bill, or fh- same UlL Doe taken aH confessed
rs to them, and ,etf3r hearing -xpa1-. and Il-. copy
- this order be published once week iar fH-r aarea--
sisr weeks uthe Memphis Appeal.
A c0py-atte.t. JOHN c.. LAEIEE.
CLERK and Master.
Williams < McKisiek. solicitors for complainant.
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LIE ARmEEs on EURoPE.

In the course OF the season just concluded, a
lecture on The Armed Forces OF Europe, wss
delivered at the United Service Institution. by
Capt. Petrie, Of her majesty's l4th regiment, en-
ployed on the typographical staff. The subject
IS one SO full Of interest, and SO constantly dis
cussed, that we willingly avail ourselves o
Capt. Petrie's great careiullness and research lol
the means of supplying our readers with the in
formation which they would otherwise find Il
difficult to obtain at all, or, fit We're obtained. 81
would fail to possess such a character of authrn.
iicity as obviously distinguished the statements
which We now reuroduce.
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GTATE OF TENNESSEE=Proceedinrs had in the
y clerks oHce. chgncery side Of the common law and
ehaucery court of the city Of Memphis. "Wednesday,
September the 18th, 1901.
Mississippi Central Railroad Company, C0mpHluan-,
vs..
Charles Lstimer, A. A. Hunt and Others, Defendants.
appearing from affidavit fled in this Cause that the
defendants, Charles Latlmer, A.. A. Hul- w Bran
ham and G.. Z. Massey, are u0n-residents oi the State Of
Tennessee,
L IS ordered that they do enter their appearance here
in before OF within the first three days of che next term
Of said court, 90 be held on the second Monday l No
vemOeruexr, ls6l, and plead, answer or cemur Oh CONF
pisiuaEt b bin, or the same VIII De taken Lr confessed
as 90 them. and set for hearing -Eparte, and that o. copy
OF this order be published once a week for four success
sive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A copy-attesJ: JOHN C. L4NLLA
Clerk aud Master.
J. II. Unthank, sol Tor for complainant.
-aHamHm
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In Chancery, at memphis.

C-TATE OF TENNESSEE-ProeeoSug had in the
> clerks oHice, chaucery side Of tLe common .sU and
chsncery court of the city Of Memphis, Friday Septsu-
Der lL- otL- l-ii-
John J, Murphy, ColE-aL-lu-
vs.
be- The Home Insurance Company Of the City oi New
York and others, Lr--laHur--
IT appearing from affidavit fled ln rhis cause than -1-
defendant, The Home Insurance Company oft r-a |I.F
Of New York, is a non-re-idrnt Of The state .. Tone
ue-srg.
II IS ordered that it DO enter its Appearance herein
before or within the first three Days OBJ the next term
Of said court, to be held on the second Monday lu E1-
v-uher next. l-6l. and plead answer or danTr CD come
pIaiuaG-s bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
a,to q. and ~-t for bearing TE- ar-r. and THAT a copy Of
tIl, order Dee published once q w-rS for four successive
weeks ll th- Memphis Appeal
A co9y-aIe-ts JOIN G.. LAELEt
Clerk and Master.
B. NJ Rstes, solicitor for complainant.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CTATE or TENNESSEE -Puaceedirgs 1si i1 ne
- clerks office. chancery side Of rhe common Jaw and
chaneery court Of the city Of Memphis H-dl4lAY
September the 25th. 1851
IT.. IT. Potter ard GaYlsg Savings l-i
Clunlal.ss
George ". Griffin sud Nsy a. Gr-a.a ami Ia9ass y
Campbell, L-
D. appearing from aTidayil licI il tais c.lss that he
defendant. Thomas j. Campbell. is u1--r-s-lelt ui Che
State o. Tennessee
Il is ordered that be do enter bis appearance herein
before or WI hin he first three tsysc- he leEt term n
said court. no be held on the second M0uaay In AlVem-
Der next, 1867, and plead. answer or demrr % conPis1-
ants bill, or the same will be taken Tor confessed O. %
him and set for hearing expsrte, and rll ac1py o. This
order be Published once a week for t'ul successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A copv-arsst. JOHN c. LANIER.
Clerk and Master.
SmaII GFoute. solicitors for complainant
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CtTATE OF Observation-Disclosures lad In The
= Cd Iks office. eLauuerv side of .a= common .a. sud
chaucsry courtottls city Of Memphis wednesday Dc
t1ber he %. 1901.
James FralkEu Hicks and wife, Sarah c. Hicks,
vs.. Cons lli arts.
Orvlle T. BARLEY and OrglIe Farley. defendants
r. appearing from affidavit fled -a -a5-c--H. ra.- tho
defendant Orgu-e E4lsy. is q nonresident -. -l- State
of Tennessee
Tits ordered that he do enter his 941-aHlrs herein
Jefs or lliu the irsr three days OF -L-LaEl term o.
said court. 20 t- held on the second fs-lg au Ea~.E-
beru eVf. 1851. and plead, auswerrr d-Uur .-rall.alr-
ANTS bill OF the same wHI De taken for confessed as rn
him and set for he@IiuEeE psrte, slt raar @ copy ufrLls
% DER Be published once s. week for four successive
weeks u tee Memphis Appeal.
A c00v-sttest. JOHN O. LANIEE,
Clerk and Master.
S. y. Watsou, solicitor for compliments.
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In Chnncery, al TennHis-

y clerks Cfbcs, JhaHcery side oil The oml-au lsv and
chaueeTy court OF he city Of M-mFL.-. Friday s-P-au-
bert hr oh, ls6I.
N. slilmsn, S. suIlman and J. StTmau. firm Of r..
Sullman * Co., Calp.lla-rs-
VS..
The unknown heirs Of Michael KeIey. decsa-5.
Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit fled m -hIs cause -ra--a
defendants, the unknown heirs OF N.eha-- Kelley. de-
ceased, are non residents of The state Of Tennessee.
L Is ordered that they DO eHterther appearance here
in before or within the FIRST three DAYS os faa next term
OF said court, fn De held on the second Monday u Es-
vemb=r next, 1901 and plead answer Of lauur t1 cone
plsi1auts bill. or the same will be aiken for confessed
as 20 them. and settor hearing eEparte, and tina. q copy
Of this order be published once q week for four sagces-
sive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-at-ss.: JOHN c. LANIER.
CerE aud Master.
John Coleman, solicitor for compliments.
01E Tru-tW
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Charles Latimer, A. a. Hunt and others.


-
GTAEE OF TENEES-EE-PrlceedlDg- had in the
y clerks Office, cbancerv sie ~ she common law and
chane-Ty court Of the ely Of Memphis, saturday Dc
t0b-r I2rh, l-Ol.
S. Y. Watson and Priscilla s. Watson,
vs.. Complaiuantsl
Z. NJ Apperson, Claibou Deioacb, AMI o hsrt
Defendants,
u appearing from affidavit fled IN this Gauss that the
residence Of defendant. David 5. Adams, Is unkso'Tn 70
comulaiuaat4. and that the defendant, ThDs. S. Adams,
is "a nor. resident Of the Stale of Tennessee
IBIS therefore ordered that trey DO enter their appear
suc. herein before or within The first flree days 81 the
next term Of said CONT, 90 De he'd on the second 1ion-
dav in November next l-ol, and cad, answer or do
muir 10 comuIainauts' bill, or the same wii De taken
for confessed as 20 them, and set for hearing eN paster
and that % copy Of this order be punished once a week
r,Dv-att-st. JOHN e. LAN4ER.
Clerk and Master.
E. ". Yerger, solicitor for comFlainan's.
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NO MORE COTTON.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMITTEE
MEMPHIS, Sept-mber 30, 1851
IT is desirable ih-t no more Cotton and TOBACCO
L be shipped 20 this place until further orders.
Planters are appealed TO not 70 ship Il for the present.
Should IL be persisted in the Military authorities viii
be compelled 10 order The cotton returned 20 the eoun-
try 81 the owners expense.
oeI. M WIcKs, Chairman.
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HIiard H. Taylor,

vs..
Susau Taylor, Administrators. etc. Alvin r. Tayi1 r. J..
b f Taylor and Joshua Dardeu.
IN CHANCEKY, at SomevyiIe, Ternessee. October
il Rules, is6L.
II appearing from affidavit fled IN ths c7usa that the
defendant, James B. T.. Taylor. Is a u1l-s-.I-1r % the
State of Tennessee, it is ordered tLa- publication Do
made for four successive weeks iu The Memphis Weekly
Appeal. notifying said defendant to enter Dis appear
ance herein before or wit1lu tho FIRST three DAYS On. The
next term Of said court. tp he h-li ru -he --e.lI Wau-
dag in November next, i-tl, and plead. answer Oh d-.
muir 20 complainant bill. or che -aue WAL u- taken Tor
confessed as 90 him and set for hearing -N rsrte.
a cOFy-attest- ISAAC B. MCCLELLAN.
Clerk and M7ster.
BY SAsLL G.. SPARKS u. T.. and
Z IL. Shelton, solci0r for complainant.
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In ChanceTy at MemDhis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE PROCEEDING had In cha
= clerks ofcs, chancery side Of the common law ana
chaucery court Of the city Of Msmphls Tuesday. o.
t0b-r the lst, l-6l.
?. +. Sch.eicker, C0rrIaf7a,+
Charles Latimer, William Ladmer and others
Drfaudauts.
It appearing from affidavit fled ia this csu-e thsrtB.
defendants, CHARLES Latimer and W i5au Latfusr 49,.
non residents Of the state Of Tennessee
II o. ordered that they 10 enter tL-lr appearance
herein before or within the first three DAYS % the u-rt
term Of said court 10 be held on Che second H-oafsv III
November next. 1861, and plead. answer or deur-r IL
cOmplainant5 bill, or the samo viii be taken for con-
iessed as to them, and set for hearing ex parte. ana that
a copy of this order be published o. &c q week for four
successive weeks in The Memphis Appeal.
A c0py-att-st. JOHN C. LANIER.
Clerk aud Master.
J II Uuthank, solicitor for complainant.
oe41aw4w
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Nnn-Residenf Nn1ice.

State Of IenntssTe Chancery Court.
OCTOBER RUBES, 1851.
Mary J. Smith W. Robert p. smith.
7 Appearing 20 the Subtraction Of the Clerk and Mas
ter from affidavit fled In this cause. that the defend
ant is a non resident Of the State OF Tennessee, it Is
therefore ordered that publication be made Ia the Mem
phis Weekly Appea. for four weeks in succe. sion, re.
curing the defendant 20 appear go the neat term Of
said court. TO be held On the third Monday i'm November
next. commencing on the first day Of the term, then and
there TO I-mu plead or answer said bill or the same
will be taken for confessed and set tor hearing ex uarte.
rho IS. LAJDERDALE, e. and NJ.
~ 7 Brown ID g. gu1 NJ ,~fnwam
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NEW LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
JEFFERSON ST, EEARTH NEW THEATER.
Lutz, Windle & Co., Proprietors.

AE-zlO HAVING removed from onr old
1S52z9 stand, on Monroe % Jefferson ST., H.
W. beg to inform our old custom-rs and the ~ y
public generally, that we are gEan pre-
pared 10 accommodate All in our line in the very best Of
style. Our bHgEiss aud carriages are all new snd eie-
giant. our horses arr OF the best class and well trained %
the harness and saddle. Our turuoUts shall not be sur
passed IN he city
Particular attention viii be given 20 horses on board,
either By the feed dsz or month. orr terms are mod
crate, and we solicit a hare Of the public patronage.
IyIZ WINDLE co.
P. S.-Ons Of the beststauds in the city for drovers,
also stock bought and sold. se25-3mF
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AUSTRIA.

The war establishment of the Austrian army
according 10 the organization that came into
force in April, 1860, is as follows: Three hun
bred and nine hattalioas of infantry, 4S7 ,954.
forry-0ne regiments of cavalry, COLO; one
hundred and theirty-siX battaions OF artillery.
Zs.l5G; guns, l,09-; regiments Of engineers.
$50; SIX regiments Of pioneers, $3.50; twenty
iunr -guadrons trains, l-,204 ten companies ot
sanitary cops, 1850; staff corps, corps Of adj
~iutauis and general staff, 1889; total regular
army, 5632ll; volunteer corps organized iH
1859, 5000; depots and reserves OF al arms.
I03,75I gendaTmerier, police and veterans, etc,
f2-3-2f grand total Of forces, 73S.34i Jots.
rnne I 0S-
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Charles Latimer. william Laumer and others
Petition 20 Divide Land and

F. B. Raglsud and WIN, Smith, Admiuistrato-s. etc. Of
r. Walker, deed,
W.
Margaret Walker, widow. etc. &c al
COUNTY COURT, Fayetts County. Tenn. October
Rules, 1861.
It appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court from A.
hdaviL that James L. walker. one Of the dsfsnfsn+s. IL
a nonresident Of Tennessee, 10 Is therefore or9sra4 thsr
publication be made IN the hemphis Appeal veskIv
for four consecutive weeks requiring saId James i
Walker TO appear az the December Term Of the ssfd
cOurt, 90 Be held az the court house 10 The Town Of Som
ervhle, on The hrst Monday in December. A. d, 1861.
AID plead, answer OF demur, 90 said petition. or the
same VIII be taken for confessed AID set for bsariaz -
perte as b him.
WI. h. ROBERTSON CLERK
Shelton, solicitor for Admiuistrstor. oclQwgw
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MILITARY ABsENTEEs-Wc are informed
that Gen. Beauregard has issued a general ord-I
TO the colonels commanding the different rcgi-
meuts of the army of the Potomac, directing them
TO furnish the shcrifs of th- towns and counties
from which their respective companies come,
with a list Of absences from their commands,
and requiring the sheiis forthwith TO arrstaul
return to their camps all such persons who mey
be fiji for duty. We have noticed a detachment
of soldiers IN Richmond for a day or two past
who are charged with the duty of apprehendiug
all stragglers from the army and forwarding
them to Manassas. Ii is said that these vigilm.
" detectives spare neither rank nor condition,
but arrest "a major or a captain with as Little
scWple as they do o private. The rule does uoi
apply TO those who have proper passes 10 90 homo
within a given period, or surgeons certificate
70 show that they are unfit for duty; but te
action of Gen. BeaUregard shows that vigorous
measures are to be applied, and absen,ees win
ser the propTietv of reporting themselves volua-
,arily for duty.-Riri@0na Dispatch, 3ls.
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In Chaneery. at mernnhis.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE-Pr0cssdiu-s had in the
= Gle. KS office. chaucery eide OF the common law and
chanccrv court of the city ui Memphis Monday, Sep
TENDER Inc 10th, 1861.
William WaLkeyaudJames Boyd Compliments
VS..
W. Cox admir- etc. sud John C. Laaier. C. and NJ,
Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit fled i8 -his cause that The
defendant, W. Cox. i- nonresident OF the state OF Ten
u--s-e.
10 ls ordered hat he 40 enter his appearance herein
before or within the first three davso Of The next term OF
said court, 90 Dee held on the second Monday i'm NGvem.
Der next, l-6I, and p.eaA answer 0rasmur BOB complain
ants bills. or The same VII Ja taken for confessed as 20
him, and set for hearing exrarrr. and that Is copy OF this
order be published once O. week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal
Ac0py-altesr: Ohm G. LANIER,
Clerk and Master,
b A. Massey. solicitor for compianaH's.
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shetonl solicitor Tor AdmIuisfTsioT. ogl5rlT
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In Chancery at MemDhis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Procpediugs had in the
= clerks office, chancesv side of the common law and
ehancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday, Oc-
to0er the let. 1861.
z. f. SehIgicker, Complainant.
vs.
Charles Latimer, A. A. Hunt and others,
Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit filed Ln this cause that the
D. PENDANTS, Charles Lat.lcr, a. A. HINT. ". Il. Bran
nam and O.. b. Massey are uon-resid=nts gt su- state Of
Tennessee.
It is ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within Che FIRST three dave Of the next
term OF said court. 20 be held on the second Nouda Y IN
November uezt 1861, and plead, answer or d.mur TO
compIaiuants' bin, or 'le same VIII he taken for con
fessed as 90 them. and -et for hearing ex psrte, and that
a copy Of tlis order be published oucs a week Tor four
successive weeks ia the Memphis Appeal.
A-copy-atcst: OH G.. LAEIER,
Clerk and Master.
J.. Uutlauk, solicitor for complainant.
CcQ-IaxfE
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NnTICEI
SURGEON GENEkALS UFFICL

GENERALS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va, sept r. letL- y
RxY MEDICAL BOARDS for the examination %
\ surgsons and Assistant Surgeons, have been or.
dsred 20 conye6s 81 Norfolk, hcAmond' AotA'o"H ahu
Manassas.
Candidates for the appointment OF Surgeons and A
s4staDt Surgeons will be examined by these Boards, on
nrssanfirr am invitation 20 appear before them from
h. Secretary Of War, which may be obtained by for
v,arding their application, with testimonials Of moral
character. 20 the War Department.
Examining Boards will g held at other points farther
South at q convenient time. oc3
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DIR. HAYES TO RETURN TO TIE ARCTIC RI
GIONS.-At a dinner given TO Dr. Hayes, the
Arctic explorer, a, Halifax, be said.
u is my purpose 20 ruuaw the attempt next
year, If circumstances prove favorable; and am
still Of the opinion that, with steam power. a
strong force Of men and dogs, aud a well organ
izcl system of advance depots, the North Pole
can be reached. That the region about The pole
should be explored, you viii, / think, all agree.
Il has long enough remained a terra ~incoguita.
Speaking as one interested in the Advancement
of science, Imay say that ] care not under what
flag the enterprise may Joe conducted, whether
under that Of America, or England, or France
science viii claim the honor of the advancement.
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Id Chancery. Id Memphis.

CTATE or TENNESSEE-Procesdin held in the
= clerks office, chsncery side OF the common law and
chancery court of the city of Memphis, Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th. 1861.
william r. Qui-by and William A. Robinson,
vs. Compliments.
"The Phprix Insurance Company Of Hartford Con
n-ctiout. end others, Defendants
Il appearing from affidavit GIcd in this cause thar the
defendant "Th- Phoenix Insurance omTHuy Of Hart
ford. Connection, is q non resident Of tne State Of Ten
upsser,
It is ordered that said company do enter is appear
aucr herein before or within the first three days Of the
next term Of said court, 20 Dee held on the second Mon
dav in November next, lS1l, and plead, answer or de-
mur. TO comulaiuaurs bin, or the same VIII be taken for
confessed as 70 said company. and ser TO. hearing eE
parre. and that copy Of this orle Dee published once a
week f5r four scce-siye weeks fu the NleuLhis Appeal
Acopv-atesr JOHN c. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
". D. Beard, solicitor for compIsinants.
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tense Of ths kingdom case Of gar f---len
els, ltTSs; ml.!ua. $500; ysoG-a2-y, lofyoy
Irish constabulary, 1883 VOLUNTEERS, iiu,OVvi
total, 229,276.
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VIRGINIA TRATT0RS.-Tbe Baltimore papers
of the both of October announce that Colonel
Joseph Segar, for many years o resident at Old
Point, las been elected TO Congress by the
Union voters Of Eastern Virginia This bogus
election was doubtless accomplished by Liucoln's
soldiers at Fortress Monroe and Newport News,
aided, perhaps, by runaway negroes, and is in
tended as a partial compensation for the destruc-
ton Of Col. Joseph Srgar's" property, as well
as d reward for his ireacheTy. The same author
ity informs us that the traitors iu Western Viz
ginia voted ON the 9th on the question Of the
division of the STATE. Wheeling cast an over
w~helming' vote I'm favor of division, and the re-
port is that the interior shows q still greater
uuaniuitv.