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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

The New HARLEM BRIDGE.-The new COmmif
sioners Of Harlem Bridge, Supervisor Lockwood
Judse Robertson Westches,er County; Wm. Nicer
jos Southworth, and Supervisor Davis, Of New-York
have completed their organization for proceeding witt
the building Of the new bricge, according 10 the
amended law Of last Winter. Mr. Miner is Presdenf
and Mr.. Supervisor Davis s Secretary. Tie Board o.
Supervisors have given them preliminary appropril.
ton of $50 900 out of the $3.50 600 in this yea tax
levy, placed there by the Legislature. The od eng-
neer corps, under w. J. MeApine has been dis
charged, and 5. W. Smith Chief Engineer, and
Messrs. Sckles aud Rogers assistants, have been
appointed. The compensation allowed members of the
Commission lie S3 per day. They have already cent in
bs to the Board Of Supervisors for full quarters
pay Supervisor Davis gets salary of 81 500 for Sec
retaryshp. He is thus Supervisor, Secretary Of the
Commission and member Of the Commission The
st set Of bills paid last week and the second
now before the Supervisors. TIE warrants the first
are all signed, except for contract work. which
amounts to 900. This the Mayor yet holds for rg
nature.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

APPOINTMENT OF NAVAL COMNAEDERs AND Acr-
ING MAsrERs.-Yeste'day the Board Of Commission
eis appointed to examine candidates for ponment as
commanders and shipmasters in the naval service OF
the United States and to report eligible names N the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

SCHOONER AsHoRE.-Tbe schooner Minnie Cobb,
Capt. Averi ive days from Rockand with cargo
Of lime. when coming through IIel-Gate on Monday
morning, went ashore on the Gridiron. She will
probably get Of at high water in damaged condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

SlIZURE OF A ScHooNER.-The schooner Genoa,
owned in Maryland, wss boarded BY Officer Rabin
eau from the revenue cutter Bib stationed at Thropgs
Neck and seized on account Of a fraud in her papers
Her license having expired, attempt was made 10
avoid renewing it by altering the date. Her destina-
ton was Southern port.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

CouRAeFoUs AND LUcKY.-YeseIday young man
who Lad been "A member of one Of the Rhoae lslHnd
three months regiments and who had been wounded
at Bull Run, applied to Mr.. George ". Blunt TO find a
place for lin in The Navy, as he was sailor A. tlat
noment gentleman connected with the Navy entered
the store and gave the Young man the object of his
search at once. He leh in great elee over the fact
that he was thus provided with another opportunity of
serving Lis country.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

Navy Department, met again yesterday and closed mp
their business for the present. The Commissioners feel
tiat they have made very satisfactory selection FROM
the large number Of very eligible applicants on their
let. TIE names recommended to the Department for
appointments have not yet transpired.
When The Cover msnt gun-boats, now in cour7e OF
construction finished this board feel assured Of be-
ing able to find capable and energetic men 10 take tie
positions Of responsibility.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

The CoURTs-Tbe United States Circuit Court
viii open Tue sdsy, at IL o'clock, Judge Shipman
on the bench. There causes prepared, but 'he
Courts viii be opened for the transaction OF such bus-
ness ss may be brought before it.
Since Judge Davies held the Chambers Of the Su-
preme Court, busness has never been dispatched
70 rapidly as now, under Mr.. Justice Ingraham.
Last week, Justice /. heard over 20 motions, and
actually decided from Monday 10 Saturday, inclusive
60 cases. Of2l5 with which the calendar com
menced last Monday, there remain but % not disposed
Of in some way.
On Monday, at Oyer and Terminer, NJ. Justice Ingra
ham will decide the motion to hold HackleJ to his plea
of guilty to the charge of contempt Of Court.
In order to prevent witnesses and jurors in the
United States Cont being swindled by parties who by
representing that there s money 10 pay purchase
claims for half their value, Marshal Murray has issued
the following notice;
ANY Juror or Witness who may give an order or
power Of attorney 10 another party to receive hls Tess
will not be paid.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

Nativity; there were 5ll American, l24 Irish,
German, 9 English, 5 French, British American.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

JUyEytLE DEsrERADo.-Yesterday afternoon as
james Courtney, I'D about l. year oi ase, 40, 40,
passing through the Bowery, he encountered ~ Pel
street another 10y, about toe sane age nsued Eugene
sullivan The lstler imIneoiately nc u,ed Courtney
o. having whipped him upon some lIevour oc s.ion.
This charge Courtney denid, ~herculon SpH,an
drew a knife and stabbed him in Ihe arm, juft below
the shoulder, and immediately ran away. TIE
wounded Lao whs taken 70 lie Husfial, where His
arm w.. Dressed after which e sent 20 his horne
IN tie Sew-Bowery. Sulliysn has not yet been aT-
rese1.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
CITY ITEMS

The MASUFAcTURE OF THE NEW POSTAGE srAsPs'
Tie old contract under which the postage stamrs
were manufactured by Messrs- Toppan, Carpenter 81
Co., of Philadelphia having expired, the new one Las
been awarded to the National Bank-Note Company of
this cty. and the stamps WILL hereafter. be manufAc-
tured in Duncan & Shermans building at the SOUTH
west corner of Nassau and Pine streets. New dies
have been prepared for all the different denominations
of STAMPS differing somewhat from the old styles The
stamps present very much improved appearance in
Doipt of color TIE machinery is all new and very
costlv The stamps are now being distributed among
p,s.masters 1t s calculated that during tie coming
year from August lst 1861 about 900 600 stamps
VIII be issued. The new stamps uniform in de-
design, having the value designated in figures each
of the upper corners and the letters o. S. in the lower
cor3ers in addition to tie U. S. postage cent, aud
so on upward. The one cert stamp represents a
profile bus; Of Franklin and the three cent profile Of
Washington. The five gent has the head of jefferson n
the ten, twelve, and tweny-four cent, tie bead Of
Washington the thirty the bust Of Franklin, aud
the ninety cent is distinguished by Trumbuls head Of
Washington. During the year 1850 the number of
samps delivered to the Post Office Department was
213S,7 30. The ave,a age increase for d number of
years past has been about 10 600 600 per annum.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
ROBERT MURRAY, United State. Marshal.

CrrY MoRTALITY.-Tben number Of deaths in this city
and county last week 698 of whom l2i were men,
l0j women 2il boys and 22S girls, being total in
crease over last week of ll3; over the corresponding
week OF last year of A. OF children Of native parents,
there were Is; of foreign, 364. There were 467
cases of acute disease. viz: l56 cholera inantuu, %
niantie convusions, 81 diarrhea, 90 inflammation OF
the bowels, IL inflammation Of the brain, lS scarlet
fever, l6 inflammation of the lungs 6congesion of the
brain, l3 dysentery 2pbGs fever ii small pox, ii
sun stroke, 10 measles, teething 3 inflammation Of
the throat apoplexy. OF deaths from chronic dis
eases, 81 were Of infente marasInus, 50 con-
sumption, q dropsy in the head, dropsy adult de-
Jhy, heart disease or AZ deaths from externa! and
other causes ii were of drowning, old age
premature birth, intempersnce lues vepeIea. With
rcspect TO age there were:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

FoUSD DRowsED.-The body Il PltIiek Kearney,
who was drowned while intoNicsicd, on SATURDAY
night lat at the foot Of MouigoD. y street re-
eoveled yesterday, and inquest viii be- beld ody.
The deceased native Of Ireland, - years of NJ
and formerly res ded at No 3e3 Font s:reei.
The body Of Edward w. Naming, arod 9yoas,
who fe nio tie dck a. he foot OF Jo.ledrs street
the Sh inst, ard drowned, wGs yesterday re-,
coyeied near The Wall-streei ferry. 40 lnque, 'e.d
on tie body resulted m a verdict Of acciden al
drowning The parents of deceased refide At No. a5s
M1nlson street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

Tnr STEAMSHIP MArASzAs.-Tle machiley OF tie
steamship MaaDzs. Capt. Liesgaug having hem
thoroughly ovcrhsuled she viii leave Pier No.
North River, for aatanres, to-day at ~ O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

The Lower QUARASTISE.-A fohting hospital has
been stationed in the Lower Bay, to receive all cases
Of infectious contagious disease. Vessels arriving
from infected ports required TO anchor near the
hosptal. The sick taken there, and the vessel
famigsted When the vessel is boarded. one or two
Hestl- Office boatmen 80 on board the vessel, Pene-
tae the hod Orecas,le and cabin, in order TO fuml-
gate Them. These the very regions OF the disease,
where the malaria most abounds They next assist III
getting the most virulent Of yellow fever on
tolrd the tug and to tie hospital.
On Sunday says our ship-news reporter, three In
feet. d vessels arrived in the Lower Bay--the Brinsh
ship Surinam, from Havana; the Bremen bark Fldes,
from Havana and the British brig Laura from 81.
Bomngo City. Upon the hrst-naued vessel, one death
from yellow fever had occurred, while the crew. WIN
but one or Two exceptions, were scs one being IN Tie
ast stage iback yomt Upon the Fides three deaths
had taken place, and Others were sick. Upon tie
Laura there has been Geatbs, but the Captain, his
first officer and number of the crew, had been, and
some were sill SICK, the pilot and man having
worked the We. j alone tue night previous The wort
cases from these vessels transferred 10 the boating
hospital, where they were recei, ed by the shpkeeper
ony, there being other person on board. The
phy scians and nurses were all absent. Among those
ca aud put in this hospital Capt Andrew Of the
Slriuam, his WIFE and two infant children. The
h icians and nu ses had reached there ~ 10 8.
o. n Sun6ay. de adds that the case board the
Surinam, If black vom, was handled, and rehandled
and the peIson go handling it allowed TO Immediately
proceed home and associate with the public. The re-
porter also states that the Messenger, from Havana
arrived some time since at the Lower Quarantine and
was declared to be infected; her Captain was allowed
to come to the city, while the crew remained on board
for day or two. The were then taken from The
ship, aOd soon discharged. -Four men were put on
board US ship-keepers The vessel after ng there
few days, was permitted to to The city and a,'er
being at the wharf time ii was discovered that
se was not vet in healthy condition, and she was
ssnt back to the Lower Quarantine. IL wac snbie-
quently ascertained that three of the shkeepers had
contracted the yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

NUis,xcr.-The Sanitary Inspector last week
abaied I72 uuispnces cleaned 254 sink removed Ol7
loads OF night soil and s3 hor.es together with 100
smaller auiuas. and 80 barrels Of oiial lie
al-o .eized 900 lbs beef, 80 lbs mutton 400 bs fish,
$50 los poultry $50 lbS. pork AGO lJs. uipe, 10 lbs
,aus.ges and 8 SEQ lbs. cheese.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

ARREST OF ANOTHER SPANISH SLAvFR.-For some
time the United Satss Marshal has been anxious 10 col
lect testimony which would impIcate one joseph E
Santos spanisrd, in fitting ont and dispatching the
bark Cora on a slave-tndng voyage. Meanwhile the
movements Of the person in question have been 20
closely watched as to preclude the possibility Of his
escape from the city. After much vexatous delay, the
requisite evidence was obtained and a warrant being
placed in the hands Of Deputies Lee and Sheehsu, San
los was Yesterday appreherded and brought before the
United States Diric,-Attorney. The warrant charges
him specifically with fitting ont and sending the Goa
for slaves in July lSGO and tie prisoner in default oil
$4,000 BAIL was lodgedin the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

SrABBIsG ATTRAY.--Frank &. AndersoD, pbys-
clan, and Charles McGinncss, both residing a, No y!
Thompson street, bad dispute OH Sunday evening
during which Anderson stabbed Al Giuness in the
side inhieting a severe wound. Anderson was ar
rested and held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

MovruryTs OF SrcnETARY CHAsE.-On Saturday
Mr. Cbase raid witt to several Of The leading mer-
chants in the city, beside spending half an hour with
the bankers m their meeting in the American Excbsnse
Bank. On Sunday he attended divine service a, tie
Fourth Avenue VI. Z. Church in company with hiss
Chose. lis daughter. Yesterday lie met a considrr-
able number Of the bankers a. different pJius lie
al,o made r brief address ~ the Chamber Of Cor-
merce the members Of which we're introduced 10 hn.
The Hon. Secretary leaves for Washington today.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

AMERcASs AERoAD-Tle following is list Of
Americans registered at Gun ~ Co.'S American ana
General Agency No. 10 Strand, London, W. G., Tor
the week ending August o. 1861:
MI james Adeer, Charleston " A Cak Char'cso. e.
Mr. 8 W, " ebb, HeS-i ok, Mt kingsey Iwinng -
Haven; the Rev w. Patton, H., New fors ny Jane
Rohh b. ton: Mr.. Cb4'les r. btsbe-, Eostoa MI ~ T. -
Coua New.York; Mr. p Johns,ope Newly York W W. l.
D.oa New-York; Dr. Try Cak, Mas Col =. r. 6an v
SrutL Croipa; Nh Robert T. CoIe Albania; MI 4 D. 'o4
dinston New y ork; M. Nelson hillbid, New-S orb
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

a,rxsNpsrk Sag = Et h asesstasnea tAat ths eeatA.
.sVsss hsd afteFass tnfauatisa ~ tAa fna&al new
rssa tne vshdthsai Etss Falrtx 3 ina part e thsir
riaa b Ambapseae Ne ~ ssfalsas
ne AXE the Asest dlspsleh f8sA ne
nashville Unsss, Secession Journal. The
cav on which Il bears date, ara Jaly, three
distinguished eecesslonisss, RON MississsPpi
sud Tssaessee, and oBe Of them In command
ef q Regiment, paid as a visit, and bad a free
snd fsll eeaversatioa with ss. lasting loF
mere than one boar. In the eeHrss Of that
conversation, the gentlemsa from Mississippi
stated TO us, that they had accurate lnformA-
tiou Of the plans and purposes of he Federal
Army, sad that the Confederate Government
had seqairea thai knowledge 81 sass If enc
Gss ,aousend deli4rsl This EiAtsment was
nsse in e confident tone, aud by gestleaaa
vAem we endorse as reliable nan. II il be
so-and We give Il eredit--thsre mnst be
uesebsry In the Federal Army: Who is the
t!aiiorl
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FACrsFoR coNsIDERArIoS.

Bradreths Pills have b. eiFs the world for nearly
hundred aad tah years Sbsy have established
character for safety aud efficacy, which places thea in the
first raak u al the medicines Of the day They are
purely vegetables harmless To the tenders, weak
exs frame yet Of saeeht efficacy 10 thoroughly cleanse
aad purify the blood through the organs VI the stomach
and bowels They I'D and improve Digestion and sound
refreshing sleep kiiows their They have cured
thousands Of the most distressing dyspepsia
All the symptoms Of confirmed consumption have been
by their uss an health has again blessed the
once deparng Invalid Costivencss the great promoter
Of dseAss, iRfaiEsly cured by these pills ApOpe1y
and paralysis surely prevented II the pills per-
sevengly used ail intense pain Of the
bead Is experienced. Thousands d furnished In
proof
Price IS osut. Ser box Sold by Or JOHN jackson,
KBox vtlls, TssB, aud ~ all respectable dealers In
aedi,lse. gulyl3lm
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

Death Of Lieut. Branner
Car EuEnrsL.NI. j

EAkP JUNhEAIASE July lb. 1871.
LF5', Geo. BsIESER, q the PECK Light Drssuhus,
sFi RFaaner neamped here, died ~ the light u thu
"a ssi alter Illness q three weeks. lie was
e sdsst g President JJhn BranseE, q tls T..
"a p young nineteen yeaJs vad. Il grs4s
sAss and neEit=d popularity, bad just completed
szsie edo stioh, ssd sHtsgrd uP0u tie responsible
't's lie With fah god prospects u high aud
s4' istare, Hg~ true IL Is, death iDres = shihing
Mar and crpid have ssssly gsitea tbsif sEnsws
I'd Al Sho kEsU him ioysa Ira fsr he maaE Eosa
Tls.isas
- Aftuasf was rsssssed from the Camp g. the resi-
CD PAttsrsaa where ls received rFpry attentlaa
- ''niait and recovery. His mother, nth the
- Physician, Dr. kilat1n ~ his bed the Last fee
~. hs ssekBesE but BsitheF tears nor medicine
hiia fsa death, HE father arrived oniy In
~ sse The Temsins-ssd truth
ceriss hm Slsh military houars o. sasissth eVsa
80 ne hniily hEEyiBg plas u Cob Psttefpoh. Hntl
= s.tn Trts9se BIS remains h0aae and lay bfBl
- "a ave bi0thsEs and sisters sleeping there We
a. - sl ~ Ne ksd upon tiss grave aaa iia0sagbt u
, ssa HE Fg~-sosdisrs Sired three rouuas q llsl
49, Zach over bic grave thought although this
: - Ssks boa ny freud yet the vote u Him whs b
',en Eld ~ vii
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

To CSnsumptiVeS.-rhs Advertiser having been
restored health in few weeks By very Simple RENE
iy, after having suffered several years With severe lung
disease, oonsnnPtcns soxious 20 msks Known 30 AS
leilo -sufersrs ihs Hr4os Il cure.
To an who desire e. he wall soud Aeopy II the pre-
ton ase ee uf charge with the directions fS prepar
INK and nsin the same which they will ana Cuks
Cor CVzsUHFfION, AsTHNa BRoOcmTs, &c. The only Sd
Ieet Of the advertiser IN sending the PrescFptsn
beneh: the afflicted and spread information which be-
coBoeses he invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer viii
try his rOys ~ ~ il viii then nothing add prove
blessiag.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
gEv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
octlSIy WtuiaH,sburgb, KinEs county, Sax York.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
jSiyiIlR

ADVICE.-As ihe bot ssasJu 10 approaching. every
psrs0n sboaij prspars their system tr the ehhsgo aud
there no TeBIedy Agpkesls ArLesRS stFeagth
Ing C'8dai and Bas Purifier" Ii will HaFify the blood
thoroughly. ADD At the time stFeRg-a aad inVl
etc The WHSLE OrEsnzN sn- The immense eaantIty oi
that b acid daily, prof ii uf great virtues IN
thuFSaaby renewing all mpnre matters en ths hiODd
We say 20 all try L. IL delicious 10 take ase ths adj
Serissnisht in another column sjelyl%a
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
Election Returns.

Although this Issue Of oar paper Is dated
60 the election. il goes TO press on the
of the election, Thursday, and OoRss-
sssany, We are unable TO give any election
rsurns. We make this statemeRt By way Of
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

EVERY SUMNER the demand fOr Hostetter's
CeelFatea OmAoh BttesS Increases IL is fund Ca re
the oulv CERTAIN preservation VI bodily strength during
psIhd when tha Stn,o-brre u calculated 10 induce
feeling q assitude sHd Indigestion Tb. WRIST of
baFrbEa and DyssnteFy. give Nay hefTe &c potent 10
husRce. IbnuIHsEabie peTsDHa Who now alive and
we'll mast thank the dsc"vsrer u this propagation thai
they have swept in the harvest VI death
The BterS h recommended by the best sicahs Ia the
land tbs the boss evidence Of s value. because
general thiH1 they will not speak IN hEor II
advertised Errisrativns They have hren compelled 10
acknowledge tbs claims u the RIers apDa the CON-
Inuftty.
s0dby III druggists fjGiyiIim
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
MARRIED.

MAsK--WINT0N --0a Thursday, LIST inst ~ Rev.
james AtkBs. Rev. IoHs " MANN. Of Rockville aud
N5n BEksJ WfsFgs, 0f Knox County.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT Temperance Hall. On
Sunday stnshe. ISIS 18Th, iSel By Rev j. W. Mann.
Mr.. j. I. BvseaNzzs and Hiss AaaSpA c. PReEnTT, all
q this city.
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WANTEn

A GENTLEMAS OF CoEsIDRkASLE
"A sxp<Fieaos In tssehiF T. and . EraseAta eishss =
ttusiin 60 tsash sthOoL besTes 70 open peh By ina
hFst Il September, kdaT,sA RaK r.,
spESlt@ ISastbGTpugh, Tenn.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
DIscIPLIME.

The systsn of discipline Repaired throughout the ssx,
erAl departments Of the Institute. viii be anforly mild
aaI gentle but o the thorough and saatary kind
The pupils viii az all times b. undes the kind aud watch
fui snperSiSi Of the teachers u whom will
always he at the Institute fFgm the epening b. the closing
huaFs af sgheo The several recitation will At all
times during school huIS b. open te visitation fn
patrons who hereby earnestly solicited 70 Wait the
TecI,tuns frequently; ws think THE viii give
then much justsT idea q the prOaciensy Of their
daughters than ba given ty the formA sxAlBi
- q h.
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IT NV RSITY.
IMP HxeRctsR OF rats lnsFfTU.
lneeoad Thufs4ayl
Rss A. a. posE D. D.. q ~, Tsnaesssa Gin 81 he
char g ssesat languages and elpeatn saesssd ~ Pro
tibas - tusiuE iasf year.
he safs elteRAaact II stuaenis = eafnsssy fsasssse4
aaeh hNt - TIE snasass add mach tseonFsnl ence
cults 10 Instructors fFgn delay.
The Prsaisant viii tEke flaaeafs % sssdlng The uHl-
yvrsity Catalogue 70 sash des mss particular Ia
HmAssga. Jo4 y. RInissf, D, D.
sagj5ss PrEeltlaat. =
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q the ustEHs blacks and browns which produces ~ith
uHofring e.rtaiaiy Ia zen minutes HIS fairy CIR
the apPeiiAtiot Il ts Ia,st aanF har dye invent
ed
sold every Sh@re. aud applied by all Hair Dre4sarr
C1Tstaderu, Ne. AStof House, keW York liuiy15ln
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
1NsoLvENT NOTICE.

Of Charles :. Dougihss, aeeaassf. having been this
day ests ny IN. to The Clerk o the Co nty G. art II
KnaX County and tbs said Clerk. having made the usual
order such sotiss hereby given to the rrcta
" said state, as their claims authenticated according
% law with the laid ClsT n the County cart
tF~ the Gath daS q January, isd2 foe dstrhutinn Fs
viiI CT they veil b. fr-ser baired Jaly s1th. tsgl
juiyas 50 ANDREW KNOTT, AdmiRistratOt.
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sHRRTINOs.
IN BALES ROSWELL sHEETING.
aprS Rm. MCPHERSON On

IN BALES ROSWELL sHEETIHG.
~ ~ Bales Maeoa Shessing.
aprS0 RIM. MCPHERSON hon.
A TTAcHnENT suIT.-o. p Tempt. w. A.
"A l. Boyd. The piaiBti6, sfsdaTit thai the de-
ndant Il Indebted 20 hin. add has len the este OF 90
aisEBds euBceas hnhssll that the ordinary process
lAw cAnaot b served him. 4e. having obssnsd from
B. D. aSr0slmOn. Justes d the Praee original
chnssat against She sstAts q the defendant Tsturnsd
before s1as Justice q the Ssaca fa Khox caunty add
the having been returned before me- levied On tks
deEndaEfs property u = ordered that the defendant Gp
pear bstEe me At my once the S0th daS Of Angps,
lsal 10 defend said attachment suit Wil be proceed
81 With sxpats. further ordered thai this notice be
pubIshsd 10 Bf,gS 0bss Knoxville wbig.
july3O IL pFzleA J. n. ROC Eks. fSeaL)
SustiesO Peace. kB0x County.
I1fsANCERY COURT AT K KNOXVILLE,
~ william o. Bogis Andrew 3. Boyd. The defsnd-
ant Andrew L. Boyd having lef the State e Tennessee
sbers he has hsretcf resided stated IN the oil
IL = therefore opisFed that publication De Rads
for fnT successive weeks In the Knoxville whiK pub
lished IN KnoXysile notifying said defendant 70 appear
before the Chanrsry Court At knoxvIlle, tbs hFst
Monday Of October next then and there make hs de-
fence ~ the bill the will be taken toF eoafsAsd
- to him, aad set for hearing sTParts e0py u the
order. d. A Dk 3ERICk q m
faly204i-ars-fses1
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Later War News.

We clip the following items from the Rich
mohd Why;
CIxsIHsAFi Jait d. Gen Coz h Teposfsd 10 ooeapy
CaTostpa tsaa IA the RlnauhA river. add thai shs
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