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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18

Hon. Albert Pike, commissioner Of the Con
ielerate States to the Indians west of Arkan-
sas, has stipulated with the Cboctaws and
Chiekasaws that the Texas troops stationed at
Forts Cobb, Arbuckle and Wichita, in the In
dian Nation shall be withdrawn, and their place
supplied by companies of ChOctaw and Chick
asaw troops. He has notified this to Col H.
f. McCulIoch and Gov Clark
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

An INCIDENT OF THE BATTLE OF LEES.
puRo.-The following incident Of the bat
Ito Of Leesburg we DO not recolIect to have
seen before in print. Itis extracted from
tho Federal army correspondent Of tho
PhiIsd-lphi Press
A man named Stokes, who was among
the most Of prisoners, sfeiug n" chance Of
esrare lay Down im an open field among a
number Of tie dead, as though he wer.
really hqrs d~ conbat At length a rebel
shnrpshooter, stumbling upon his body, So
lectsd it AZ an ercsIleRt one for Q foot.rest
At length the rebel, having nlaue very
successful shot, sprang up anil danced for
Joy. vsIl.nigh kneckine his foots,oq| iptp
a jelly. Stop. for G.:d's sake = shouted
Stokes. The sl,arRshqqter drew back. per.
frctiy thpnderslrnrk; then diyining the
true state OF affairs. he SHOUTED out, You
sneakng yankee cuss, get up herer The
ejaculation brought score Of rebels to the
spot, aud Stokes, when last seen. WAS going
off upder q guarI, with very crast: fallen
face
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13
PROCLAMATION.
STA TIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
E-rECU4OTE DEPARTMENT,
CSLuARlA, S. G. Dccemb er Z, 1861.
WHEREAs. in pursuance Of an Act of the
nfpIecnfu

w Confederate Congress, eniitl.s.An At At
to put in operation the Gov.rnm ent, under
the pcrmnnen. Constitution of the Con nf.dsrate Q
States OF America, passed the els. day Of Nav
a. ID. 1851. OIL election has been held for
members to represent this State in the Congress
of the Confede!ntc States and in pursuance
of an Act of Assembly passed tho 18th day OF
December. A. ID. 1852 the votes have been
counted by Commissioners appointed for .ffnt
purpose. and it. appears that the Hon. John
Mcqueen has been duly elected to represent t
the LIST Congressional District, compussd cf
Lancaster. Chesterfield, Marlborough. Darling.
ton. Ms-ion. Williamsburg. fIorry and Georg .
town the Hon. w. Poicher Miles, for
the II Congressional District composed of
Charleston. exclusive of Parish Of ST John q
Coilston ; HE Hon. L. N. Aver. for the 81
Congressional District, composed of BE ,ufort,
Barnwel!. Orangeburg. C;oIleton, and St.
Johns Colleton the Hoa. M. ]. Bonhnm, f
the 4th Congressional District. composed Of
Lexington. Edge6rld, Newberry. Laurens and
Abbeville; the Hon. James Farrow, for the
9Th Congressional District. composed Of Ander.
s'n. Pickens. GreenvilIe. spartanburg and
U"ioI and the Hon. W. W. Boyce. for the
9th Congressional District. composed Of York.
Chester, Fairfield, Riclland. Kersl.aw. Claren-
don and Sunpser. = - sl'.'.
Now, therefore. I, Francis ". Pickens, Gov.
ernor and coaams9dsr,ig CList in sn9 oyer tho
state s(sresaia, aa i'ess ,Ais my Proq,a4stjohi.
notifying end declaring. according t" the pro-
yi.li!onns q l!s said Acts, tllsl John Mc6ueen,
~. Peraher, AMiles iles L n, Ayer. t. Posl,ap
4antes FaErow, andW. w. sBoyce, had, q ma
iority Of the votes cast in their respecti,
c"nsressionufDistriots. aal arg therefore duly
elected Representatives 10 The Congress Of lilo
Confederate States Of America.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
st.'s. tI.e seventeenth day of December, l., u
1851. ahd in the soth sear.of ths sqysr.ignty
and Independence Of The Slate Of soulh Caro-
Fna. i3s' jsE 2'F
F, ". PIcKESs.
: Vim. R. Hunter, Bspaty Secretary Of State
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FIRST CLASS
+ ( ENAIE GGfeftEsfEyEE: J:
In the Town of AbbeyilIe.

The subscriber proposes to enlarge his
Class Of rAriIs on tie FIRST cf Jasuary.
fhe course Of studies will embrace all the
BRANCHES Of the most complete Female
f.''ncaton. Assistants will he procured,
as soon as the number of rtioJie SC, GLARS
obtained or engaged, will warrant the out
lay; French, Music, Ornamental Work,
will he provided for as soon rs classes are
rned IN these departments. TO secure
'nose arrangements arly oppiicat;on is
therefore desired. Pupils from ab Dad
can obtain loard in highly respectable
families at reasonable rates. 1t is un-
Iecc>sary to sdd that tile town of ALbr-
Vile yields to no community in the State
IN social refinement, and religious pr,vi
leSes: The School will not he denomina
tlon"l, but conducted upon the mos. Iiber,
al Christian principles. For terms, &c
Apply at once to
REV. B. JOHNSON,
AbLeyille &. II.
Dec. lllht 1861.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13
VOLUME X,--=N0. 33.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-1bJrriiie DISTRICT - Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL. Esq, Ordinary Of Abbe
vile District.
w me Tor Letters 1T AdSnini.tratioh Of ali
AMI singular the goods and chaitels, rights and
credits Of Erhraim Pursley. decd, late of tho
ID strict afurcsld
lh.sc are therefore, to cite and admoni.h
al! and singular, the kindred and creditor, of
the said deceased to be AMI appear before me.
at our next Orl,nayys Court for the said Dis
'rlct to. he holden at AhGivllle' Court House.
On the l4th day Of Dec. next. to slow cause,
it"ny why; the said administration should not
b" granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the solh
day Of November, one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-one aud in the S6th wear
Of Sovereignty and Independence Of tho
State of South Carolina.
WILLIAM HILL. o. A. d.
Orlinarys Office, Nov. 20, 1861, 81 2t.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

MANUFACTURE OF CLoTHEs IN GEORGIA
The manufacturing Interests of Georgia
have become Of much importance. We
learn that she has already in active opera-
tson some thirty factories engaged in tqrn-
In out sheeting., shirtings, osnahures, de
nim', linssys, jeans, cashmere, 3D., besides
Others, which only spin yarn for han,l
looms. 1h..e various factories turn G,
more than FIVE hundred thousand yards OF
goods per ,reek. Governor Brown WAS
recently inaugurated in complete suit OF
homemade cloth, snd so1.e of the men,
bsr' Of Congress appear in their seals in
similar SUITS Richmond Examiner.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13
RUNAWAY,
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St5: REWARD

DUNAWAY from tie subscriber nv
III Negro Man. .ALFREQ. He i.
about thiriy-fve years old, five feet CHI
o: or pine inches high. dark es,npleexioi' and
has asscar under one of his eyes. 81 . :
l think he is in the neigl,borl,ood of the
Plantation on Long Gang RECENTLY owned
by Maj"r, II. A.. jones', .,.. FfF,i..5;% 4
I will give FIFTEEN DOLLARS
RENWARD for his apprehension and de.
Livery 10 me, or for bis Judgement ID Ab-
beviIls Jail. 4 -
!. 8 - D. B. CADu. If.
Dec. I, 1881 '32, # &c
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13
NOTICE.

INIlE undersigned having authority from
Il Governor Pickers to raise Regiment a.
Reserve Corps, for the Defence of tho State
TO march forthw ith and report for duty to Gen
l.sc at orncar pocotaligo, will he glad to re-
cssivs companies from Abbeville District to
complete his Regiment, This Appeal to arms
a" urgent in the present condition Of our State
will scarcely fail to have its influence upon the
patriotic SONS Of AbhcvlIle.
Companies being organized and desiring to
join my Regiment Regiment will report to re
Mt Eiyetiell Court House.
W. G. MORAGNE
Nov. 90 1861, 81, at
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

The EAST TENNESSEE TnRiEs.-l It ap.
peara that the Government has decided to
offer an amnesty to the traitors Of East
Tennessee 40 may give up their arms, ex
cep,ing .he bridgrburners. The latter, az
eording to the proclamation Of Colonel
Lesdb' tier, who had gone tn snb.lne the
rebeiIion, are to hs tried by drumlratl
court.martial, and be hung on tho spot.
The proclamation announces that other re-
bell,ous persons, who wi come in
promptly and deliver up their arms, will he
Pardoned on taking the oath OF allegiance
Al; men taken in arms against tie G. vera.
m~nt will be transferred 10 the military
prison at Tuscaloosa. and he confined there
during the war.-Richmoad Examiner.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13
A. FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1861

Rev. III. II. DrnANr.-Wc noticed
yesterday the death of this minister. The
Carolina Spartan, speaking Of his de-
mics, SAYS:
In his death we see a.Lcau;iful feature
Of his devotion to the Southern cause .Af.
ter the organization OF the 5th regiment
South Carolina Volunteer, Col. Jenkins,
he was appointed to the chaplaincy, and
immediately left family, home and friends,
to assume its duties. Feeling that the
cause Of the South was just one, he
paused not to consider the effects Of lis la-
Iors upon his physical health, but with Il
zeal which uought could withstand, en-
gagged in his new field of LABOR. Among
the members Of his iegimce, he labored as
Gospel minister Should, bo,l, day aud
night. The result was that he spread IN
interest in the truths Of the Bible,
checked profanity in its manifold forms,
and awakened many an individual to true
and saving appreciation Of his mora con-
di'io"! With the regiment he repaired to
Virginia, ard there continued his minister.
!"' lahor2 with great sI. cys.. Shortly af-
ter the ta,tle Of Mauassa., bis failing
health forced him to seek its restoration ut
home. \ few weeks Of qnie, passing, lie
vainly imagined his Ee 9TH s, far recruited
as to justify his return, bu, his disease be.
gan to wear aspects more malignant than
before, a''i again he WAS compelled to lay
down the sword Of peace, and return To his
home, there 10 suffer and die. lie was
popular as chaplain, and MAY he con.
sidcrcI another victim % the sacTiic al re
qr'remcnts Of This unhoIy war.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

From FAST TESSKSsEr.-+he Mems
PINS .draia"che of MonIay says:
We have information THAT on yesterday
a large body Of Gnioaists ATTACKED nn in
ierior force Of Contederates at Morrstown
East Tennessee, killing number Of the
latter, the balance being compelled to re-
tire uclore the superior lorca of the enc :
my. There is intense excitement, aud it
appears us if the r.beliion, WHICH was
suppose! to be luellr'l, has broken on,
with increased virulrEce Nuthing but
summary vengea, C: will rcpre=s the Lin
coin in&endiaries OF East Tennessee They
are possessed with the demon spirit, and
controlled BY the eyil conrs,is Of those
; arch trai'ors, Johnson and Maynary.
We have, also, information OF the ar.
rival Of Major General George Clit,ender
at Knoxvil C, to take command of the
Confederate forces in East Senuessee an,
Southern Kent: cSy. His arrival a: this
Jnncture il most orportune. IIo was al
officer high in rank and distinction iii the
old army. Hc has seen much active ser
vice, and ia possessed Of that inlomtaL!e
vigor and courage, as well as through mill
tary knowledge and generalship, s. ncces,
sary TO cope " in tho formidable rebellion
OF the Lincolnites in Ess. Tennessee
They will find in him an opponsn. wlo
will drive them Ike cla(f before the wind
We are truly fortunate in securing for in :
portant commands the best officers in Il 9
old Fe legal army. General Crit,enden ia
the ell,st son OF John j. Cri!ened, but,
unlike hi. father and brother, is true tc
the causa OF the S ,utb.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

q THr BlocKApE.--A Washington letter
ssy.l Lord Lyons reeensIy remarked that
'thsfe wsrs 'ooi,iy .hr.e ports on tho .coas,
eftectually bIoakadsd-. Washington Georgs ;
toxD and Alexandra. ii'31
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

~" TIE SALT Bo1LERs.-Our immediate
-ess soast IS said to be thronged with par
,e,ss engaSed in boiling salt, and many
hsys succeeded in making good supply.
Tho quality of the sal. thus made is ex-
cellen', and some which We have seen was
as good as the best qualify Of ground salt.
:Aer,y Is. ca Dipateh. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

Missouri is admitted into The Oonfede-
lac, Of the Confederate States. She,
with the other frontier States, are paying
the bitter penalty of indec'sion in great
State emergencies. and trusting to Yankee
faith. Mighty efforts have been male, and
viii be made, to crush her free spirit, ard
place her under the fee, Of the Norh
But however erroneous has Leen her pQl:-
cyy, in the great struggle for Southern indie
rcndence. she has redeemed herself, and
will, probably, Slime more glnrionsly in
history, for the very weal;Dess tina, has
blonght upon her the fierce cala,nies sl;e
| Is so hravely meeting, and shall overcome
The fanatic wretch who attac,ed and took
as prisoners her unarmed and unsuspect-
ing militia, and then murdered helpless
woman and children in tie streets Of st.
Louis, was killed in his first battle against
her. She has defeated her enemies in
every battle, and the name of her Gene
raj Price will ever be remembered, as the
! first to assume the aggressive in the great
war in which we are engaged, and to at
tack and def at her enemies. No doubt
exists as to the disposition Of her people.
| the Whole agricultural population are uni
ted in her de!ence; aud even in St. Louis,
where the German and Yankee population
rredomina:e, there is a powerful organiza.
ton tn strike for the South SO soon as the
vast military power prevailing that ror-
iiom Of :hc State will render action cficc-
tive. As the war has prngre, sed, tie fact
has become pelpable to every Sontherner
in tho frontier States, that it is a war
to suijuga,e TIE South and that, il
successful, the peppIe of the South must
forever remain the enslaved cn!onies Of the
aor,h. All pcr'ex,s Of equality or lioer, y
are at al end. tn conquer tie South and
obtain the material advantages t!ev ex~
pect thf conquest to impart, the people Of
tie North have placed al! the:: Iber:ic. At
the feet Of military deSpot. II dsre.
gardfui o: their political liberties for item
{: selves, how can tney lie ex;,cc:el 10 re-
! sl" Ct item for others ? Tney are content
with military despotis:n, and WILL cf
conf e, enferc. similar government over
those lhcy shall have conquered by the
sword. The Southern people, therefore,
are fighting for liberty ant self govern
nent, rs the putc!: did against Phillip H.,
and our ancestors in the nevo:Ition o!
l7TG. The North may bring its hord.s
to over" helm us-they may jcsolate our
coast and pat camp OH every hill; but
they will only havo the ground they occu
Py. That spirit which has repulsed them
in every hattie will 6ghlit ont to final
victory; and the strngg'e, however disas-
trous 10 our material iute;rsts, will make
~ stronger, because a moro military peo
pc, and will crnwn lis with lhe bus nes
Of independence and liberty CAarlesto,,
Mercury.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

MEMBERS OF CoSGREss.-Thc following
% correct LIST Of the members OF Con
gtess from this State.
SxHArE.-R. W. Barnwell, James L
Orr.
HoUnE OF RErREsEs1ArlyER.- First
Congressional Disfr,et-Hon. John Nc.
Queen.
Second Congressional Disrict-Ion
w. Porcher Miles.
Third Congregational Distzict-IIon. l.
NJ. Aver
Fourth Congressional Disirict-IIon.
NJ L. Bonham.
Fifth Congressiou District Hon: James
Farrow.
SirM Congressional Disirict-Hop. "
w. Boycs.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

FROM WAsHiSCroS.-ALEx Dec
3.-On Tuesday $50 sick feccras arrived
at the Mans on House Hospital. They
csmo by the canal from the Junction. Two
died between the canal and the hospital.
The Washington hospitals bsye oye, 500
sick and wounded in their wards. Thes
cannot take any more.
Tho Washington Star OF the 4:h SAYS
doubts exist whether the Confederate Cam.
tai. now at Richmond, will be removed TO
Nashville.
Much feeling is manifested about Powell
OF Kentucky, and Bright. of Indians, TAX
ing their seats IN tho Senate. Their loyalty
- doubted and they will be privileged 10
attend the secret sessions of tue Scnste
aud learn all that is gong on, and y here
the movements and strength Of the arr '
may be discussed.
A correspondent Of the New York Eve-
mining Post says it is reported thu. they
will be expelled from the Senate.
1t is reported that Col. Kerrigan, Of the
New York 18th regiment, had been tried
by court-martisl for treason, and senten-
cad to be shot. HIS death. .~arrent wa,
signed hy Lincoln. Kerrigan is membe.
Of Congress from this city.
NAsHIHeroS,Dec. 2.-In tho Senate
Tsumbull gave notice that he would intro
duce bill to eopGscate the property of re-
hs,ls. and gi's freedom to persons in Tie
Afas4 States,
In tho House, resolutions were adopetl
requesting Lincoln similarly to confins Ma.
's7n and slide'l, until Col. Corcoran and
Wood shall te treated as tho United States
shass ls. treated all prisoners taken on tho bat.
tte:fsld.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13
The Abbebiiie Press.
Friday Morning, December is. 1861.
We would direct the especial attertion

We would direct the especial attention
Of our aeaders to the sale of tie Estate nI
Ezekiel Tribe, to take place at Ahhevil!e
OH Friday. the 27th inst. A valuable
man aged about 40 years, young and
likoly woman, aged about 20, and wo-
man aged about so. will be sold on accom-
madsting terms.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

THE TREArMESr OF MEssRs. MASON
AND SIiDEELL.--It Is now de. ermied by
the powers that he to order that Mason
| and S!idell, the chief Of traitors be closely
confined at Folt Warren, upon fare served
only to criminals guilty Of the highest o.
lepce against law, until it he klaowD, from
The most reliable sources, that Colonel
Corcoran ard other officers, taken prison
| ers upon d:tfcrsnt fields in honorable bat.
lie, are tresied with tina. respect due their
position according to the usases Of war
tho world over. Besides it is the nten-
ton OF tie Government to hang all per.
| SONS taken upon the high seas in the act
O. viol"t;ng the law cf nations against
piracy, whether such persons belong to
Massachusetts or to South Carolina, to
England or the Sandwich Islands; and no
threat OF any kind, coming from those W h o
are in ebtllion against The legitimate Gov
ernment, will deter tho Federal authors
ties from executing this policy to its fullest
extent. II, in consequence Of such ac-
ton, the loyal citizens OF the United
United States WHO are now prisoners Of
war in Sou.hern dungeons rereive o.her
treatment han that to which fh practices
OF civilization ent.le them, the matter OF
Confede:a'e prsohers now in the custody
OF the United States will he subject OF
the highest concern.-New York Herald.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

RA1LEoAR FAeELlTIEs FOR puR Army
OF THE PoroMAc.-We learn that Mr..
Lynn, Of Prince William, has intr oduced
. reso!uteon of inquiry INTO lhe House Of
DeIega es into the importance of establish :
ing connecting railway tetween the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad apd the Manassas Gap Railroad.
The subject is one Of manifes. Importance
TO the defence Of our frontier. With a
connecting railway 70 Manassas Junction
from point near Rrook.'s Station, the
means Of Transporting soldiers and stores
from Richmond would be most materially
increased, and. what Is Of even moro i'm
portancs, ready comnunicstion estat-
lishea between the upper PARTON of onr
lines on tie Potomac and the troops tina.
are necessary to. defend tho border line
from :Acquia creek down.--RieAmon
Examiner.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13
GDUCA ITO n

I OOktNG TO Ike ultimate establish
- men: i'll better times, Of q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-31
the battle Of Buena Vista.

In times OF excitement like the present when we
read 40 much in Black Republican journals about
the easy conquest of the entire South the arhele
below will be read with interest. The enemy for
get, probably, that men Of the same hsroic daring
and firm resolve are still alive men who will prove
10 the world that they can neither be ntlEid&ted
by threats, nor overawsd by numbers. In review
mo C1AIpoRNE's Life and Times Of QUIrNAN, In De-
Bo,.s Rsuelo, the writer says:
An episode may be here tolerated in regard 70
che conduct OF the celebrated Mississippi RInes,
,,nder charge Of Co. President Jenersnu Davis,
~, the 6eld Of Buenx Vista. The great movement
.nr tban made Davis il said 70 have been without
v;ops narallel in the art of war, and was regard
p \. the Duke OF Wellington new and mastery
II vss subsequently made We learn on the authorl-
- ~ Ger. Gushing. on the fields Of the CrimeA
- The battle had been raging some time win
A,c,rating fortunes. and wss setting against U.S.
when General Taylor with Colonel DANs anu S'ners'
I;-.S an The field Several regiments (which were
',hsao,entIy rallied and fought braTeyD were IL
GU rstrest: OBrien, after having MS men and hors'
a, oor,nlotely cut no. had been compelled 10 draw
off b;s guns and Bragg, with almost Euperhuman
e,.-,,, vyas xuslainiug the brunt Of tbs hght Ma
nv ofSre-, of distncuoa had fallen. Col DAVIS rode
forward to examine the position 81 the eheuly' ~no
concluding that the best way to arrest our
would be to make beld demonstrS tlon ne reseiVeu
to attack the enemy there posted ID
dately in front supported by cavalry and two dVis
ions in reserve in his rear Ii was resolution bold
almost 10 rashness, but the emergency was pressing
With handful Of Indana volunteers, VINO sun slOOC
by their brave old Colonel (BowlesiD and MS o"I
regiment. he advanced al double-quick time, nrlne
AS he advanced. HIS own brave fellows fell las
under the rolling mEskery OF the enemy, puI 'Dsi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-31
From New York.

NEw YORK, May 29.-The Tribune says $4,000 men
will be rendezvoused at Cairo for an immediate
move on Memphis.
McClellan's advance towards Hsrper's Ferry il
checked by the burning of bridges and tearing up
of roads.
Lieut.. Slemmer has arrived. He says Fort Pick
is mpregnable to any force that can be brought
The garrison numbers 900 men.
Fremont will probably command the division op-
Grating in the Mississippi Valley.
The Times says the Government is embarrassed
to the disposition of prisoners, in all of which
there are now about one thousand in dursnce vile,
at various places and under various charges Of
when 56 are legitimate prisoners Of war. If these
men are considered armed rebels, they should be
hung; if exchanged, the rebels are recognized as
bellgerents, according to the law of nations. The
Cabinet is therefore perplexed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-31

TN CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN..
! for WeaEIey County, state OF Tennsss
.ee-OriRinal and Amended Bs-Order Of PuoleAiion-A
fd Rvars and his wife Stacy Ann ByATs Anderson BgeD
and Margaret B!gerS vs. snSon y n9sha, Gov
lin Edmund BoSIn; Rphaim Owen snd wife Nancy Oven
A,man Collier administrator Of William BoEiu, dees.sed
William Nsyhouse And HeThouse; Margaret MAJ
Ioe ElEabeth Bvin Rz1Leh Byars john Turner, Mary
Hyzs apd Martha Myzel. Prom hs ahdsTis The amended
Xiii in this cause It appears the CLERK and Master Of said
Court tht the said d1ensans EEateh ByarS Jshn Tsrner,
Mary MEeI and Martha Mzel are non-resdeHh o. The
aid STATE of Tennessee reside in the Stats Of Missouri 1t
ordered BY Clerk and Master that publication Of
this order for four successive weeks 10 the weekly
Taio1 and AssricGe newspaper Published in the city Of
Nasvile In said Of Tennessee, commanding the said
KTabsh b ars John Turner Mary hyEe and Martha Ny
eI IN ae their answers pleas demurrers 70 Ga bills
fore The next Of said Chaneery Court, TO be held at the
court hcass ia Of Dresden, the second Monday 81
Juv next or the will be- in 81 things taken for confessed
anst them hearing exparts 70 he at said term
Of said Court This the s4h day Of March 1851 "A copy
from the Order Book } NATHAN N. REWARDS n.
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