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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07
LArnn FneM Tas NORTH.


Northern dates TO the Al iAsL lave peen fecs'eo'-
The news il ulimportaat.
noyrxrsr3 on TIE POTOMAC. r
Tn, New York H,nld says, in its news summary:
Gspsrsl P~lea,anton came up with. the rebels at Philo-
mont on Saturday, and, after an artillery fight oil hre
hours' duration, drove them bsek 70 Union, q town three
miles beyond. They proved to be portion OF Siuarts
caVaJ, supported BY one bsttsry. festerdy mofnins
General Ples,autoa renewed the attack at Uaion, and,
being rauforced By . brigade ofinfantry, at ten o'clock,
pressed the enemy back; until, at one O'Clock. p. H., our
troop, we're 10 possession Of thu toun. From three
O'Clock until dark the firing In that direction was very
heavy; bu. the particulars Of whit was going on were no:
knoEn. Saickers GIp wa, also taken possession OF by
a portion Of our adSAno, yesterday. Tarse brig sdss OF
rebel infantry wsr, observed moving 10 column up the
mountain. A battle 10 that vicinity vary soon Is not an
improbable event.
Yayt quantities Of supplies, clothing and shoes are
being forwarded TO Gsn,sal Mcclellan, but still IL 10
stated u, many r~eglmsnts are almost naked asd with
out shceL
A scouting party In the direction Of Dinfriss report
thAs the rebels are in forcS ut Wrrenton, and are re-.
csiVius fresh troop. Tier INST q large body OF rebel
cavalry within seven mllos OF Dumtries. aud were com
PEELED to fall back.
Tas Rrald OF the 4h says tia. General Mcclellan has
deteA,si the exrsms left Of our army, aad dsiyea our
forces bsyond snicksr's Gap. which position Is now held
BY tn, fjros Of AsOlaIl,u. SnIcksr's is the 6.t OF
three Gap, 10 the BIa, Ridge, about forty miles from
HArpn's Tarry. aud is on the drscs roa'e from Lees
burg to Winchester. Ths possession Of Suictsr's Gap,
the HsraIS ars1s'. Is ols inp,r'aat step toward pre-
venting our army from coming cas-. Of the Bsas kdse,
and will fores G,asrai L,s to retrs,t TO sAvs his comnu'
nicAtions being cat of.
IxPLoIrs or TIE ALABAMA.
From lntsli genoa rc ,vsd By the brig Bron do Gas
tins ct B,stoa, 4; appears that tbs steamer Alabama,
(29O) captured no loss than ssvsn vessel, within . few
weeks ps, aud destroyed them all except two, which
Captain Ssmnss released upon TIE masters giving bonds,
one Of thsm-;hs ship roaAssndl, 10 eighty thousand
dollars, and the other III, brig Baron d. ois!ias, In ak
thousand, payable to tbs President Of the Confederate
States after peIos 10 es.iSi'dsd. The las. appearance
OF the AabAmi Was 10 Ia. 30 North, long. 80 West, ef
the Ops Of tn, D,hWsfs. a1i dirsc.ly in the track Ct
the California steamers.
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10 coRREsPoNpKNFs,

WLSasrS o. Dsaasss @ssf % ShrsssSs % "a "Aseor q
a. VAC"
4rtislss prissn % 30 ddS @AS Paps, ~dE ~ b pU1Etsh
al TAS Z q re q ba0 Etaadia0, oach % Be ksoNra 20 a.,
asd OF ~ 10 o1sebs dspnrtsd Fom O6tftdsy SoficSs oeceSd-
~ lgas ln q ne ca gadb as ddrsrttssnsn&-
~ " cuuaof srcs tc6s q rehsa rejected oOza1saiedSoAs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07
DIKD,

Al the residence Of her . u Gessse Z. TJior, 10 oAolns eoua-
~, on wS5ua 81, hh lnTtAnL Mrs. KlHA A. TArLos, rshet o
Ne late Yili.n d. Taylor, Of aAnoVsr.
He funeral Win take 40. Al rAylopVinsO ga hi, RidIy,notn'
Ing at II o'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07
JUST LIkG THIN.

The Chattanooga 'R bsi' says: We arc authors d
TO state Il a: the ladies OF Chattanooga will use their sur.
plus dresses Ia making comfors for the eoldieis Il they
cad &c. cotton. They Arc wiling to pay for Il If any
person will furnish them VIA. they want for this FUR,
Doae,
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ADJ AND IAsPEcrol GEHIR.Lso yvicx, [
RcHnosp, Oct. ID, .s6a 4
GENIAL oRDsH, I

roo
J. Cpso the death Il = eonnlsIans oaesr Ia the service Of
forthwith make cut . cst ncate OF the fact, stating biz rank and
the ccmu Id to Which ne belonsed when. she'e and rom vhtt
csu.e h, die AMI. II p 81 u vh n and b. whom he VS. lnt
paid. Upon the death Of 70 eo'umi sOned cheer or private n
fsii service. the oteer c.nmsnd u his co npsny, a. the lime CT
MIC death, 81 IA In manntr 'orthuth nle opI . dsscripu e
Il IA .hlch he sll 8 1 firth uhe,, she'e and By VII mh,vn
BY whom he yes last paid; whether ih>r. 10 sny boun'y o. c m
mutation for clothing due iic, and whether there are any step
psse' az lnt N, for vhst esue and Of what sn ,ant
lsepy to the seeond tsit1r e de T.'.u;y Of the od9sde!ss
II surse-n, s-d A,si.tsn, rurs,ns i, change Of military hss.
pi As and hoube, upon the death Of either An Oh er or sold e.,
vii fort lsith make odt AMI forward directly 10 the eecond Audi.
tor Of the rreaSuy Of ID: coofsd.raie ta.<', . certnet sairg
10 te case Of q csrmi.sicned oncer, his rast and the rormsnd
TO which he reoHs,d; n the "a 20 OF no -c'mnl'scned officers
and pr yates, the COMPANY and resiment 10 sh oh they bel rged.
add. In all ca e. when, where and froa shN eau ethfy died.
ung forth = list OF the eject, the amount 81 he money. and 10
vhose hs-ds the s.rne Will remain unit III Ealy called Tor, will &C.
e'mpAny said Ger 10 ate.
her coy detailed 10 supefyis, the e ari . Ion OF ea1dds'e 10 the
army, for app MN 'ns - Ariile'y ell srs for ordnance dutv. as
author tst BY set Of C,nsr.ss approved 10th fsptemfe r, 1862.
ci tie arhie under such special irstrsst' ns Is ma, be eyea
hin h'reatr u. aud I Q General Con-lnd.ns " !, On his APpnca
ton, associate with him aty two artillery omoas he may ,rlect,
p. forming Ordnance dutls, Who, together vh hIseh, VIII con-
Due 1oace vii b. given through the Noincni Enquirer Of ih,
tins Al sh.eh examinations ylfee held.
Es eepssi Com randils Zach . my, sod Wy esheivhh ~
obisf o. ordnanee. TO DO laid before ms Besrd Of Txs-intl.
~. ordaato 90 onioerB strsins on The stsd Of coumsndirs Gen.
piles, s,cept IA cas- o. n .ce sity, on the suit oriiy Of The General,
which must be attached 70 the eostrAot or account for IurchYe.
The eLssncy ieQairins he perchms or contract VII also be
stated
[gsuedl $3.50 g. COO IR,
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nor CE.-

~SFECIAL NJ CE. The secnno
instAimeni Of sal, fer the etLsns Il Henrieo county
h - 1T.lyei Ad Issiy for delivery at the Co m y Court House q,
ave cent? per Plund. Auh,ais o. fsni1a - living in the comfy
Tor The last tuese n1nths and up yards, hAvtag not received ths,r
gGt from the hs ti1stal 1ent, vii be entlled - three p uads for
ssei member Of HE family Al others having drawn hrsofo .
vii &C. ons AMI = hair pounds for each psrson en- hS teket-
Garry tbs right change also BE- prepssi Nth . c ntIeel Lem .
Issues Ct Jour county before ealihs fsr the sslt
nlV6-lss ~ nv"
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= sPECIAL NOTICE!-We invite

0@6 the spec al aitsAtta Of she trade TO cur large sale
OF essaat ny Goods, Boots ana shoes. Fins Hsaci Hais, Note,
Lister and Dap Paper, &C. Ths sale vii con1snss on SHOES At
20 o'clock, ahar which We VII sell hae sets 81 sgant sinsls and
Douele hArneA At u o'clock. We win commerce The sale OF
c9t Ing eonEs.ng Of 100 Elegant Beaver, rtl0t and olo,h Over
soas, Vonne OJth AMI CAn,nere budness ooats, beLidsi Q good
vAiety Of other dsLrAbls . othlnK.
ma ? oeASlJ' the aass lt 81 slethiog ever offered a Asotiaa
IN Ills market SUMNER 4 B0kRAss,
novT-t Auctlopee ..
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BonllRpnENr OF fANPA BAY.

Augusta, November q -faesIvanuah Republican
Of tbia ntrnins lsarns shrsrgh pivis 'stss that the
Abolidenisls vss bonbsrdins lamp, Bay, Florida. on
the 81. Our forss vere COL d lent Of ii sir iblity 10
hold out
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.uxrsrvc.xcr OF xAcKrsxox.


Peom a review Of Captain Gtono~'s 'Ciub Gosslp,"
and reminito ,nces in the 81. James Magazine, we take
the foil luirg sketch Of Col. hackinnon
COL Ma, kiunon, commonly called 'DAu," was an eI.
ceedingly well.madI man, and remnktols for his phys'
cal powers in rupning, jun ping, climbing and suci bodi-
Iy sx ,rcises as demanded agility end mu nular strength.
He used to smuse his friends By creeping over the fur-
nirurs Of q room like o monkey. l. val very soEnon
for his eompaniocs to make bats with him; for example,
that be would not DO able to climb up to the ceiling ola
room, or serambls over Q certain housstop. Grimald,
the famous clowu, ued TO ssy "Ool. hicklnnon has
oaly 10 pu. on the motley costume, sud hs would totally
eclipse me-"
Eackinuon was flmou. for practical ,kss, which we're,
however, Always played in 9 Eentemanly way. Before
landing az 81. Auderls, with some other officers who had
been OF leave In England, be agreed TO PER. onate the
Duke Of York, and make the Spaniards befeTe that bis
royal biglness was amongst them. % Nearing the
shore . royal standard was hoi3ted at the masthead, and
h.ckinnou disemSlrksd, wearing the star OF bis shake
on his LEFT brsasI, and accompanied By bis friends, Who
agreed 10 play the part OF aids dscanp 70 royalty. The
Spanish authorities we're soon informed Of the arrival 0!
lie royal o,umsnderib chief OF the British Army, 20
they received Ma, kinnon with tbs rauh ponp and cir.
G lustaneo attepdirg en- 70 cp,aslons. Toe Mayor OF lhe
pace, In honor Of Inc ~il!uItrioD' arrival. gave a grand
bIrQ1et, uhisl terminated with thu appearance OF O
huge bowl Il pgnor. Whereupon Dsp, lhirkiag thss
IA, joks hat glls IA: e1oi5h. ~slii,aly Owed hs
head ip.o the porcelain vase, aud tbrsw his heels into
the air. Tee surpIi.e aud pdigrsuou Of the solemn
SpIaiards was suol that they mids a most interpsraie
report Of the hoax ih,t had bean played upon them 10
Lord Wellington. Din, however, was ultimately for.
given, after q stvsre repim md.
"Ano.her OF HE freaks very nearly brought him 10 q
court martial. Lord Wellir g;on was curious about Wis.
ling q convent near Lis1on, and tho lady aobts, made
no did :ulty. hIek mon hearing this, coD:rived 70 get
cl.ndes iaely withia the sacsei walls, aud Il! Was gene.
rally supposed that it vas neither bis 10. tor his second
yisi. Al all evsnls, when Lord Wellington arrived,
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NOTICE.

TNBR Annual cowm iuicsto, OF the Grad Lndgeof
IL Free and Accepted Mho1s Of The stats OF Wig ns IN
will be held 10 the MasJns' Hall I. the City Ct Nchnond, Xxx
90 MONDAY, Decem .er sth. 1855, At so'oioek, p. n. ~
By order Of the n. W. g. Master.
JOHN DOVE, q, Secretary.
n D. Those Lodges sh oh have not received ooplsi Of last
rov 6-etsdtr ID.
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ToRACoO sALRs.

W1LuAHs q OAR 'LSsf) IN sOli. for account OFF, y. Car
follow; 1oi q, No . tsts sa's is. AZ s2Ls st fIk Sat
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DISCOVERIES AT PoNPIrr.

correspondent Of the London Ath;ns1m writes that
on Angus. Sth-
A bsksr's houss in Pompei was e1c.yatsd, In one cor
ner of which was found q heap Of silver and copper
coins, to tbs runser of about 500, which had seemingly
been tied up 10 q little bag. A. the same time and near
the same spot, were found two large shsars, and soon al
forwards q house mill Of the ordinary description, togeth
or with q little hssp Of corn, the grains of which were
blAckened end someshat s~hrivelled, Blu: yet fully pre-
serving their shape and very little diminished in siz.-
In the next apartment was found the metal shovel with
which the loaves vera placed in the oven; the oven itself,
the mouth Of which was closed with q large iron door,
n It on hipga, bu. eenented at the edges 70 tho ffoss OF
tn, four large FL ,bs which formed the mouth Of the oven.
Toe door was soon removed and We were rewarded with
q sight Of the entire batch Of loaves. such % they were
deposited 10 the oven seventeen hundred and eighty.
three years sgo. They are eightptwo In Iuuber, aid
all, 90 far rs regards form, sizs, LADIES' every charao
t~sristic, eIcep. weight and color, precisely a. they came
rom the bskA's hand. When IL 10 recollected that up
1 the present time but two such loAves have been discov'
v red, and all OF them imperfect, the interest Of the d..
co ,sriss will be full appreciated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07

~TO PERSONS ISDEBTED TO
US.-Ai persops Indebted to Is are hr,bJ respect
fully rQ lsstedio settle lheir r~'sPseIys o~bisadoni, elthsr In per-
srn OF b. mall, vith'Gt ns.dlesi del y
rhsy vii thus save inieres, and the ilconVenienee Of pAymsat
WATKINS 4 PIcKLEN.
Once IN our late store, I59 Main street oct 8 -o'nH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07

- SALE Of PUKNITURE % .
49, Sale Of Bieh Furniture - ROulks ping Gsods-snd
Hardware, VIII commences this morni-g, RRIDAY, ai " O'CLOCK
and shl Include . 9 eat vAhsy Of Vry dSirablI articles beds
not IL KESr, PAINE q O., Acct,
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IRON, SCRAP, PiG, &C., &s

INA7MERs ans Others will dad II TO their interest 70 gather up
II ndsend D, all eat an wrought ON thy have We VII AZ
NE highest market price for u, and also for pig Iron. bl ousste.
Old Dominica Iroa and Nall Hera 90 ipany,
oct a4-1n w 4 fRIRLn17, Rrutdsnk
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NOTICE.

A Ii prs,ns In charge Of pusic or private store hous.s. vhsr
a elothing for any poruen Of the army my be store. are re
% s.ed TO ilform Col. LARkIN fNifB,
Aahtaai QuArtermaster GeneaL.
"a Richnond p,pen copy one weak. nos-lu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07
NOTICE.

TEE underlined will give Five DJnan for . varee which "a
j Ia Ia 0hinbogS) 10 ptL some line last June il va
marked In Ia e letter, 4 o. Lee, and cont isI ths pay r.ls o
Cympany u, 18th Reglmens NJ. y. - wish . ne cl thes, wish
pair Of lnifsra n psns, If zen at The Whig once
o LIS,
no6-G- Captain 20 D, lae n OF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DfECAAk NOTICE..
wIsH TO employ arsu tile nan over % yean OF age, and .
Il citzsn Of the 0one trats etstes, 8, 10 a. Q substitute 10 .
Wright. o.y.ify o0np,.y. Ie = Saaa tls. can 60 n; veil re-
) rss<-sa yarnsnls, Va
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-09

New York, Oct. 2.--An army corr,a.
pondent says there must bs lighting
again before many days in the north.
eastern part Of Virginia, unless the reb.
els relinquish their position at Winohes-
ter without waiting for us TO throw down
tho gauntlet before them. That thew
will remain in sny force at Winchester
is not probable, for IL is impossible 10
aubaist the army they claim 10 have
there, without possessing more facilities
for receiving supplies than they have at
present.
! believe il may be safely promised
that they will not stand about Winobes-
Ter in force, because Of our threatening
attitude, in the fear Of which thew are
very tenacious.
Yesterday two rebels who had been
confined at Fort Delaware took the oath
OF allegiance, and were sent TO Philadel.
phia, where they made application for
admission in Col Seglobert's regiment.
They state that at least 10000 rebels
entered Maryland, but not more than
half of them could be brought into action,
owing TO fatigue, want Of provisions,
sickness, &c.
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ARRIVAL or THE MUEFoRpsyILLr PE,s-
oSERs.--The prisoners surrendered Al tbe
siege OF Munfordville and paroled bv The
enemy arrived at New Albany on Mon.
day evening. The Ledger saws thew
number some 1000 men, consisting Of M
Goth, 6Sth, small portion of tho I7tb
and four or hve hundred of the Goth re,i.
ment--all Indianisns. The men were 10
be furnished with five days cooked ra.
tions when parOled, but the rebel author
tiles did not give them one DAYS. They
were sent first to Bowling Green. and
thence compelled to march through q
barren and wild region to Bradenburp
with little or nothing to eat except what
they could gather on the road. They
suffered terribly from tho pangs Of hun.
ger during this arduous march, and were
also compelled TO sleep in the omen air
during the whole time. Arriving Al
Bradenburg, the troops were lerried
across the river and marched through
from Mauckport, on the Indiana side.
They stopped at Corydon Saturday
night, where they were well treated by
the citizens. For the present they are
encamped at Loop Grove, on the east aide
OF Silver creek. They will be removed
to Camp Chase or indianapolis in 4 dav
or two.
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A PROCLAMATION.
say the president OF Ihe United
states

WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1862.
/, Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States Of America, and Comman-
der-in.e chief Of the Army and Navy
thereof, do hereby proclaim and declare,
that hereafter, as heretofore, the war will
be prosecuted for the object Of practical
" restoring the constitutional relations
between the United States and the peo-
pie thereof in which States that relation
is or may be suspended or disturbed; that
It IL my purpose upon the next meeting
of Congress 20 again recommend the
adoption of a practical measure tender
ing pecuniary aid to tho free acceptance
or rejection of all the slave States, 30
called, the people whereof may not then
be in rebellion against the United States
and which States may then have volun-
tarily adopted, or thereafter may volun-
tarily adopt, an immediate OF gradual
.bolishment Of slavery within re-
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NO 1856

will retard that ohieftain on b;s march
southwark, until Busll himself with NJ
reoorganized and enlarged army. shall M
able TO come down upon and S,terlv des
airoy him.
Is there no success in ali THE Has
Gen. Buell., for these wonderful achieve
ments, merlied the rcproach and mAIie-
nifty Of the Northern people 2 True "A
the radicals are now measuring msrit
Buell., like Mcclellan, should be Al once
deprived Of his command. The Generals
VINO are successful in this war must et-
pect TO be abused; while the onlv snre
way to the esteem Of the dominant fac.
lion IN the North Is by sacrificing life
submitting to defeat In the field. and fol.
lowing sueh lines Of policy AZ shsIl most
sureiy prolong the terrible war Until on.
other Presidential election.
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o. UuoongusreF pori'oas'of ne hostile ooun-
n.y.
~ Nor can il be maintained
in good faith, or with any respect for
sound sense and judgment, that an indi-
yidual--an armed proWler--now fire.
yuently called a bushwhackeF--shail be
entitled 10 the protection of the law of
war, simply because he says that he has
taken up his gun in defense OF his coun-
try, OF because his Government or his
chief has issued proclamation by which
he calls upon the people TO infest the
bu hes and commit homicides which
every civilized nation will consider
murders.
We understand by guerrilla parties
elf-constituted sets of armed men, in
times of war, who form no inGcgrant part
Of tho organized army, do not stand on
the regular payroll Of the army, or are
not paid ut all, take up arms and lay
them down at intervals, and carry on
petty war (guerrilla) chiefly by raids,
extortion, destruction and massacre and
who cannot cucumber themselves with
many prisoners, and will therefore gem
orally give no quarter.
They are peculiarly dangerous because
they easily eyade pursuit, and by lay
ing down their arms become insiduOus
enemies because they cannot otherwise
subsist than by rapine, and almost al
ways degenerate into simple robbers or
brigands. The Spanish guerrilla bands
against Napoleon proved a scourgo 10
their own country, and became efficient
for their own cause only in the same
degree in which they gradually kocame
disciplined.
The law Of war, however,
would not extend favor to small bodies
Of armed country people near tho line,
whose very smallness show that they
must resort to occasional fighting, and
the occasional assuming Of peaceful
habits and to brigandage The law of
war would still less favor them when
they trespass within the hostile lines TO
commit devastation, rapine, and destruc-
tion, Every European army has treat
cd such persons, and it seems TO me
would continue even in Che improved
state of the present usages Of war, to treat
them as brigands, whatever prudential
mercy might decide upon in single cases.
This latter consideration cannot be dis
cussed hero il docs NOT appertain to the
law of war,
II has boon stated already that the
armed prowler the called bushwhack-
er, is a simple assassin, and will thus al
ways be considered by soldier and ciG-
zen; and we have likewise seen that the
armed bands that rise in a district fairly
occupied by military force, or in the rear
of an army are universally considered,
if captured, brigands, and not prisoners
Of war. They unite the fourfold charac-
tor Of the spy, tho hrigand, the assassin,
and the rebel, and Cannot--indeed, il
must be supposed, viii not expect to--be
treated as 3 fair enemy of the regular
war. They know what a hazardous ca
reer they enter upon when they take up
arms, and that were the case reversed,
they would surely not grant the priyi-
leges of regular warfare to persons who
should thus rise in their rear.
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Justices Court.

HANNAH C,uLuAS, PtG) In suit before G. NJ
Is. Southmtc, Justice of
County, Tennessee,
The painuH, Hannah Callahan, in this action hav-
ing obtained an Attachment against the defendant
g. D. Elliott, and Issued 10 Constable Of said Coun-
~ and returned by him, levied on property belong
ing to the defendants and on motion Of plaintiff it
appearing 90 the satisfaction Of said Justice, that the
dCiendaut is non resident OF the State Of Tennessee
It h ordered that publication be made for four sue
ces3Iye weeks Ia Eewspaper published in the city OF
Nashville called the uniou,' warning the defend
ant 10 appear before said Justice ou the nth day Of
October, lsd2, and plead, answer, or demur 90 said
attachment otherwise the cau7e viii he sot FOR hear
ing sy pafjs on that day.
@. NJ sOUTHC ATE, J.r.
Sept. Gth, iSG'-stW. pro-. fee, 500
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cHANcERY COURT.


JouN r. Hlor, Grand Secretary, should be- aaircsscd
al ha,buale, 1,fa.
1siuesaes Ledge, No. l-Mceta every Tuesday Even.
mrfat their Hail. on the corner OF Unlou sud Sum
mer streets. Tho officers Cor the present tcriu are
O. 3 I0aueur, G.; i. f. Mills, Y.N,; !. J.. Weakley,
Secretary l., X. Spain, Treasurer.
TFobue Lodge, No. lo--lIeets at tho same place
every Monday Eycnlng The olicers are 4. A.
Campbell, N. G.i Henry Apple, N.G.i j. L. Park,
Secretary q. y. Brown, Treasurer.
Saiiry Lodge, No 9o-Meots at their Hall, on south
Cherry street, oycry Friday fvcuing. The officers
are, o. c. Covert, NG.; Frank Hurman, NG.; james
wyatt, Secretary W. NJ Halloy, Trasursr.
Aprora Ioio., No. lO5, CGcrmau )-MoeiH At iho
rHsll, coraor Of Union aud summer atreeta, every
Thursday Evening. The ohicers are Chades Rich,
Ne. p. Friedman, Y.G.; --- Blucrlch, S'crciaryi
Geo. Soiforle, treasurer
Riiysly Eacaapmeat, No t--Neetsat the above Hall
on the arat and third Wednesdays Of rsrh month
rhs oaosrs are ;. H. Mills, or; e. A. hcBride, Itfi
H.. y Fuller, s.w.; Peter HarrIs, &c., N.t John y
Hldn. scribe " q. Cutter, Treasurer
OlFs Bnhl-h Eruornrms,a No f--hceis a. the
above Han on the scconi and fourth Wednesday
nights Of each mouth. Tho odiocrs are Jas 4 bel',
C.P.; Henry Apple, H.p'; H. Aioter, sWj D. Fried.
man, Jw. Chares Kirohor, scribei j. n Wand,
Treasurer.