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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-17
FROM THE FORTY SECOND REGIMENT.
PORTLAND. Ohio, Head Quarters I
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PORTLAND. Ohio, Head Quarters
26'h Brigade, Oct 9Th, 1862.
DEAR DEMOCRAT When, after u short
rest from the most haz trdous march of the
war, | scat myself opce more to communi.
cate to your many readers the perils Incl.
don't to tho siege. evacuation and retreat
from Cumberland Gap, l do not do it antici'
patng any great degree of success.
About tho l4th of August, tho Rebels
effected q crossing through Big Crock and
Rodgers Gap; and soon we were cut of
from all communication it seemed) with
the civilized world. Immediately everything
was put in shape for defense, all the troops
outside the Gap were called in, rstions
wero cut down 10 one-half, and, for nearly
six weeks, We did not caro- to fortity. Tho
enemy appeared on overy side, but were
careful to keep out of range of our 80 pound
Parrott guns, and there was scarcely day
during our stay. but that there was cannon
aiding. Skirmishes were frequent, while
parties wero out foraging, and, often while
our boys were out for corn, thev~aet indi-
vdual rebels, and held friendly conversation
with them. Thcy di,cays asked heW our ,ra
tions held out. aud often promised to ccme
up and take coffee with US. .'......
In few days, rations won't down to one
Ioar'n, anu ~e "ere oeos1u .oIo'%so ov".
s.anlly III lne near ooroio'o' Us ~ nusy 81,
auu many "o"',o wv, WI ~ io' ,;'' Isd
empty na'orsacNs' az .n: .'n9' We ia,
'uo most SAaSPu'ateu o''''oe aoo 'o.o
coming HS'e's' '''eS was "''n,n w.
aays ma'cH VI US. non nupo I,,eu ~ o.,
ou' ,ne u"y 'olIoWng tne s.oIy "ou'd 20 oou
Uau'c'eu, 80 we were cons'Hn'y uuao. s.ea
oAo,.e'neu rh. IT,. "etI ,hiDcs Ua"uo oD, V1 nd
every n,su'. ""' u'nsS ,, "on. on, -, H"e -
was ea,u 'na' oeu' "o,sa" "o"'u no'u '"t ns
nap, 'u"ugn ~o oS auuuoou aa,;on ~ u'' ''o'
, NO que a"'c'Pa.ou our us"ouaVn a.a'
u Cn 'ne DvoI,ns 9l Sa .ne 1.n aop''uTu sa, M"n
Deoourceys ot'g"ue "src"et 'o n
oheo'o', ou. "o nau no .uoS s,;" s"as '"' w,
'ne oSnuenceu'ens .. our 9,s'ua und ra .ha'
mu 'ouou WV 'u10eooo u's' 49,. 49,
, Niano.es'er. .e iele 1 s'1Sou 49,. " ;oino, 10y
wne% ps .Se ro,hS'Huel ,n ., 'nI % IaoS snrn Sv'
us Us no,o,e L 'no zap ~ sW .bo go go 2
P 'n'ng was ourn1u, euu q" me Tt o ,hS .oa, oa,
% ,hreanh ,bo "Vro e. o,o" hIas,od mat;"o LINZ IN ,h
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CHARpoN GEAUGA COUNTY OHIO FRIDAY. OCTOBER II 1862

is duo Con. Morgan, for mono other could
have conducted the retreat better. The
Seventh Division Of the Army Of the Ohio
want no bettcr commander. We would be
pleased to see star added to his strap
But | will close.
Address Oak Hill, Jackson Co.. Ohio, to
follow tho Regiment, Co. A. 42d o. v. |.
T.C.P.
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The Obligations Of the Constitution.
How JEFFERSON, HAMILTON AND MADISON
REGARDED THEN.

HoW JEFFERSON, HAMILTON AND mAplsoA
REGARDED THEM.
The strict observance Of the written law
is doubtless one of the highest duties OF
the good citizen. bat mol the highest. The
law OF necessity, Of self-prsservstion' OF
saving our country when in danger. are
OF higher obligation. To lose our country
by a scrupuIous adherence to written law,
would be TO lose the law itself. with llIe.
liberty, property, and all Of those who are
enjoying them with us; thus absurdly sac"
rifcing the end To The means. .
T2oDrds JtfsrsoH.
The circumstances which endsnger the
safety Of nations are infinite; and for THIS
reason no constitutional shackles can WISE
ly be imposed on the power to which the
care OF il is committed,-Alsr. Hamilton.
1t is in vain to oppose constitutional
barriers to the impulse Of self-preserva'
tion--Jamss Madison.
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THROWING oEE's SELF ABOUT. AN in
stance of this proceeding was witnessed
few evenings since OF party, 10 the case OF
yOung lady. who, when asked % .lng, mrs hrs'
tossed her head and then pitched her voice
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cURVEYoR'sNoTICE.-Thoseliving
~ at a distance wishing surveying done
by the county Surveyor, will have their
calls punctually attended to, by address
ing him by letter, giving Eve days notice
Direct all letters to Hambden, Geauga
Co., o. s.EDSoN, 90. Surveyor.
b95tf
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To judge Of Christianity from the lives OF
ordinary, nominal Christisns. is about a.
Just as Il would be to judge OF troPic fruiA
same plaa.s bring forth 10 Iceland
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An excellent graumArian gives It as
reason why q blow leaves blue mark, thai
blow 10 tho past tense % blew.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

3wdrdd,d al The aHnVdi Fair oChc GcaUgd
County 9gr,cutturut Society, held at Bur
ton on The l0h and llh days Of Stp.
timber, 1862.
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united stateg Of America.

MuppfE DISTRICT on TENNESSEE
M HEREAS, inform alton was hed within ana Tor
w the Middle District OF Tennessee, al Asshyihe,
on the 9sth day Of May AID, 1862 by John Irimble,
ESQ, Attorney Tor the United states for the Middle
District OF Tennessee who proaccules herein on behalf
OF the Untoi states against certain property, w a
lot situated the Northeast corner al Cherry street
aud Franklin street, 10 south Nashville, and the
buildings thereon; tue said buuding recently erected
Tor the purpose az preparing materials ior thc maui
lscturc o Cunpowder; also tne machinery aud Ok.
ture' CONNECTED With said eslgbahmOnt, praying pro.
ceas against th, same, tht' % be- candrmuld us for.
ieited. ODD
Now, therefore, IN Pursuance Of the monition, nn-
dor The seal ~ fd Court, 10 me directed and dciv.
cred, do hereby give public notice Ia Az persons
HcitunlF said pr"perty, or n sny mgnner Interested
orciu, hat they DO aud appear before Haia Circuit
Court 70 hg hold az the CITY o. Nashville, ln and ipr
said nstrCb ON the 18th day OF October, SOC, at 10
o'clock an ne 'renO'n of that day, then aud thorcto
mtTpose their claims, aud 90 make thelr allegations
m That heh.f 10 o. r. GfAa OCH,
Rc3 V,'S. Marshal n. DIT.
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Unitea States Of America.


WnUIF nININVI OF TIM L7st|
IKy RrREAga libel 81 Information wga nled v thn
w and uf tia Middle District " ltnncrtce, 30
Nashville, on the oh day Of june, A, D 1892, by
John 1rmhle, Efq, Attorney for the Unite states
Cor the Middle District 81 lunnesrc, who prosecutes
herein on behalf OF the United States, lusi certain
property via Tie Machinery aud Fixtures 81 watson
& Veddcr's ruwdcr Nlil, on Sycamore Creek W the
County OF Chrathaa IN the Slate Of Tennessee; tho
HuldiuEs usei IN connection with sad machinery
and some Eve six aorcs land on which the buid-
inrs stand, praying Process against sad property
tla tle Tumo o. Condemned ma ioIfalied
Now, therof e., IN pursuanrro OF the mantion under
Che seal of said Court, 90 me directed aud delivered
tu hereby give public notice 60 an persons claiming
said property, cr in any manner Interested thrrFin,
thai thoy BE- and arrcsr hoore said Circuit Court 60
be hold 90 the City 81 Nashville n aud flr ssll ns
trct the goth day 10 uCtohcr lsG2 40 no O'Clock m
The orouo TO- " shat day then aud tbcra 60 iaterae
choir ala ui agd o. make tboir aheeai'uua "a That
auhaiI D. %. GLASGOW,
juno "a l,d2--i4t O.. Marshal, NJ b e.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CrATE OF TENNESSEE AZ Rules held 10 the
- Clerks OhiCr, Chancery & ,urt at Nashville. Nuu
day, September the lst, 1862
Hardin Peach, ct al, tumpuinauts fy. The
Nashville GUN Factory, ct al, pecndauts.
Il appearing from affidavit ulcd in this catnc that
Che defendant, Charles Jones, President, az Of said
Guu FACTORY, o. q n-resdeut Ct The state OF Tcuncs
sec. n h ordered that he do enter his appearance
herein before within the first three days u the uo
term OF said Court TO be held ON the let Monday 10
November next Qo62) and plead answer or demur Go
Compliments bill, or the will be- taken for con
fessbd 20 him aud set for hearing eX parte, and
that copy OF this order be published once week for
or ,ur successive weeks In the Nashville Union.
A topy-Attest: j. f. GEEANES, G.. a NJ
N NJ BuEy, Sol for COmpl't scp9-W4
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united states OF America:

NiUNE nf-INlI w ItNNIe.ShE
Az NfN.AS libel 1t incarnation was niod within
w and ier the hiJdlo Dtfirictm Tynne .re at
Nasls DO on tha aui tak 90 Juue. a. ~, lsI3, by
john rrmhlo, E-l, Attorney ior tllr Emitted Ststrs
iur the Middle p-rrct 90 Tennessee, who pJ,secutge
hgrou ON behalf ul The Juitrd sistc against certain
pro rrty, viz certain III, situated nta The Sputh.
cast Cornor Of Broad aud wont strueia 10 the CITY of
NahYio being tne next lot o. the Cofncr lot adrc-
said on which corner lot l atuttcd, the Brass uuu-
dry Of b Colo. said ot hontug FRONT street rnu.
nug back towards 'he river, thenoe nearly atIilW
10 the rer and thence back 10 Front ,tr,ot the cor
ner of said lat front street istthrft from Broad
being opposite small Blacksmith shop, stuttpl ou
the other side oi Front sroet aud also ail tho BE- ia
lng7 on I'D iut, and also an the failures, machinery
too q, impieueuts aud materials "a every des, ttsn
oohutccl with sad lot and buidmrs, SAID buildnr
on t,id lot beinE tho Foundry m one 7 N, Bromaa
and praypH PROCESS against said properly that the
same he Uondsmned az forfeited.
. Vow, therefore, IN pur uauro NJ the houitlon, ma.
der Che seal of said Court Co me din-ced aud iryer
clsl do hereby give wiblr notice 10 al persons
claiming sad property, or on any manner Interested
theroin that they De and appear befara said tr1uu
Aurt, to be- hold at the city Of NHhvillc "a aud FIR
saul District, on the 20th day at October 1861 at 10
O'Clock ih the oreuoon OF that Jay. thou ant thpre
to iuierpose tht ir claims sud 90 iutzo their auga
tons in that behalf n. k-GLASCOlk, s
june 10, lsG3-lu q 3 MArahu, Nj > r. .
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Special Terms to Ministers.
Marshal's Sale.

10y virtue OF an alias ri la 70 nae directed from
- The Circuit O0urt II the Un.tud states Cor tho
Middle District Of Tennessee, 4, NJ Il. GlasCoch, Mar
shall IN and for said District will expose 10 public
sale, % the highest bidder for Cash. al The Court
house dOos, IN the CITY of Nashville, on tle 1nd day
of uctnbcr S,2 an TIE right. title, claiu aud inter
ct which Thomas Barry, Washington Barrow, aud
A. V. :. Lindsey aud Maghlngt0u Barrow, Admin.
ilrators Of John shelby, decreased, have Ia and 20
the following described pieces parcels 81 Land, a.
vii a tract Of Land, in sumner county, Tennessee
90 Dcsha'E creek aud Us waters, beginning az q
planted rock south east corner u james Whieidr's
thence North A. East % roles TO a planted rock ,
thence North a5o West "a poies 10 a roc al Abraha o.
Martins corner; thence North l0' East i02 poles 90
rock At Martin cornori Themes North S3f Eaai ~
stake thence North 7i' East 20 poles 70 a syoamore
thence south 21 East 30 aud Go poles 81 Che center
ot aid creek thence down the same, With it mrau
5cH; thengc south 20 East - poles, South 90 Hast
II poles 20 a point near The terminus of she min
race thence South az West IS p1lus % D stake
thence 49, East % and $40 poles 20 corner g.
10 a Stakes thence South 655a' East ll3 aud $40
poles t. rock thence North bjo East l25 poles o.
the middle Of the creek thence down the same
VI meanders by onsetts thus South 6io East 20polss
South s03S East 2s poles south 355 Easi oles) o.
pile Of rocks on the east bank Of the crock thencs
North SIS West 207 poles, With Dr. w. menuuv d
north boundary, 20 stake thunco South 75o Wosi
II and 10 poles % a stake thence South iSe West
56 poles, passing DR. H. lload's corner az ID pules ;
thence south = East 100 poles thence South 49,
West 332 poles 20 gate post thence South aud
2lO poles % a honey locust thence West 80 and
10 poles a. a rock thenoc North East l2s poles
TO rock thoncc South splS' Engt Ji poles % rock
thonce North ~ Etst 122 and 40 poles % D stake
hcuce South Ssls2 East . poles 10 the beginning
Also, life estate ia fifty acres which wis wilisd
by Lucien J. Harris 10 hs wife sarah ~ (now sarah
p. Head for her life. Also small tract adjoining
Tie above, II being the mill tract 81 tour hCros a..
Rether with the mall the same. said property be-
ing levied upon 20 satisfy Judgment M favor Of y s.
D.. D, Bush against Thomas Barry, Wellington Bar
row, W. Barrow and A. v. =. Liudsleg, AdfulntHtra
tore OF John shelby deceased, rendered Ia Eaid Cuurt
on the 3rd day 81 May, $500. sale 90 take place
10 o'clock. 4. X. GLAGCOCK,
uur2O-lit 4. y Marshal M. n. 7.
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MIDDLE hlNrilNl or IENhfHatH.
NNTHEREAS n libel Of information was Gle1 With.
W In aus fnr the Middle Dislfict oi Teunefsas, at
Nashville, on the Goth day 81 May, A. d.. 1892. by
John Trimhc. Esl.. Ailofnfy To- ths unlled sia'eH
for the Middle District Of Teuncnee, Who prosecatea
herein behalf ol fhe United States, araiugi Cer
tain Lot and the Buildings thorcuni situated roniiug
on AsFast street, a. isie It's q. "a v.l.s, Ass=
Hills Moure'a Foundry aud Machine Shop, Aast of,
aud near Broad street, The CITY ol Nashville also,
al the machinery, touls, uxtures aud Implements
and M ttcrial cnuuectod with said lot and honndry
aud Machine shop and Building, for rrusous ami
causes in said Libel 81 Information mentioned, and
praying process against She aaid property tnat the
same be- toudtmuoi a. forfeited.
Now, therefore, ia pursuance of the MONT under
the seal SAID Court % me directed aud delivered,
de- hrtebA Riyc public uutice 90 al pcraon8 claiming
aaii property or ia any manner Interested therein,
that they be and appear before said circuit Court, 20
be hold az the tity OF Nashville Ia and for said Di8
uict the gOta day Of usohsr 1872, 81 10 oclok 300
the Urrnoon ot thai day then aud there % Wtrrpoae
ihfif Clluta. and % uake THEW allegations m that
loshIl. D. g. GlAfaNDk
lnue ~ 1892 LIT q 81. Marshal NJ ~, 2
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

CTATE or TENNEssEE-At Rules held in the
- Clerks Omce, Chancery Court at Nashville, Mon
day, September the lst, 1902.
Benjamin Gr,uucsi Oumplaiuaut, rF frlN r. NApat
ham, y. a. iol Bit and The heirs of Thomas AZ a.
under, deceased, Defendants.
happening from affidavit hled n this cause that
the Defendants, william Alesln'er, Alfred Alexander,
J,ue Iuuman, Benjamin lnnmau, Lucinda Walker,
Willie b Walker, Sarah Campbell John Campbell
John d. Alexander, Rrbecca Vanh01sor, Weson Van
hooscr and Nathan Bridges ARE uon-residenls of the
Stale OF tennessee and 10 further appearing thlt
there are heirs OF Maria Bridges, and also of Thomas
Alexander, whose names and places OF residence are
unknown 10 Complainant, and that theroorc the ordr
nary process Of th Court cannot be served upon thcm
l. Us ordered that a said persons do enter their APP
pearance herein before within the first three days
of the next term of fad Court 90 be held tue ls
Monday in November next (ISd2) and lead answer
on demur 90 Compartments bin on the same viii be
taken Tor confessed % them, and SET for hearing
parte aud that copy OF this order be published once
q week for four successive weeks in the Nashville
Union. A Copy-Attcst
A. L. pruoss, SOL for Complt sep2-W4
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In ChaneerY at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held loo the
- clerks Unce, Chancery Court at Nashville, Mon.
day, september Tie lst, 1902.
John Corley, Complainant, r. 7. ID. Ilippin,
Defendants.
Il appearing hOm affidavit Hled In this cause that
the place of residence Of the defendant, r. d. Flippn
is unknown 20 complainant, that the ordinary pro
cess Of this Court caunOt be served ON him 40 Is or
dered that he do enter bis appearance herein belOrc
within the rst three days of the next term OF sat
Court, 20 be held on the LIST Monday November next
(lS62) and plead, answer or demur 10 Compartments
bill, the same gill be taken lor confessed as 10
him and sci for hearing eX parte, an1 that copy
Of this order DE published once week for four
Ccssiyqwecks IN the Nashville Union.
A COPY Attest j. r. GlEANES, G. g. NJ
A. l.. DEMns7, Sol, for COmppt spp9-W4
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Tcrms-s2O a. S25 per Session OF 20
Weel6s-In vnriabIY im ndvnnce.
In Chancery at Nashville.

CrATE or TENNESSEE AT Rules held in the
- Clerks Office. Chancery Court at Nashville Mon
day September the list, 1862.
j. %. Hurt, Trustee, &c, and II. N. Myers, Com.
plainants, ~. NJ. Franklin, Defendant
10 appearing from affidavit filed IN this cause that
the place OF residence Of the defendant b. NJ Frank
lin, is unknown 10 complainant SO that the Ordinary
process OF the Court cannot be served on him 10 is
within the first three days Of he next term OF said
Court, 20 be held on the LIST Monday In November
next QS62) and plead answer or deIuur 10 Complain
ants bill, the same will be taken for confessed as
20 him and set Tor hearing ex parte, and that copy
VI tins order be published week for four sue
cessive weeks In the Nashville Union.
Copy Attest J. E. GlEAVES, C. & NJ
A. l.. DEnoSs, Sol. for Complts. sep2 ty4
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PROSE- ECTUs
or TVS
NASHVILLE UNION.


Tnx NAsHu'ts UNION was commenced q few weeks
succ for the purpose Of opposing The Rebel southern
Conederacy, sud of advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement, over all
the States which have attempted to secede Il holds
as friends an no support and foes all who oppose
the Union Of the stales II has no watohword but
FREEDOM AMI NAuOSAlry
With rebels and truitv has no compromise 10
make Il contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made IN pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
LAW Oy ms LAND, anything IN the Constitution and
laws OF any Of the stres To the contrary notwith.
standing.
1t contends for the Union Of the states because
without 1t the preservation OF our liberties and ust.
tutions and the organization OF society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stan in
he Vay Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must pen ish, no matter by what name il be
ed.
TO tue people Of Tennessee, ever renowned for their
devotion to Liberty and Uuiou, until they we're be-
irayed to the rebel despolism at Richmond by per-
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt so heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. Let the names Of
rebel ce.hoders, Vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, who have diled our borders with mourning, be
gbbettod before the world Let those ambitions aud
ayaricious men Nho have plotted our ruin Tor their
own aggrandiZement be fastened {, the pllory Of
shame, matter how high their ~ IN society
let IL be shown hos the Sc fstyted defenders Of
"Sou'hern Rights" are now leading marauding bands
Of free hooters ahd moss troopers over State, Kid
mapping negroes, stealing horses aud cattle, breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges aud cars and
numbering unarmed citizens In cold blood. Let the
truth long excluded by the Southern conspirators
now circulate freely through every neighborhood,
aud our cause will assurodly triumph. WIN not loyal
men everywhere aid us 10 tho dissemination Of facts
and the advocacy orFree Government?
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Approved, July Il, 1862.
GPUBLIC REsoLUTIoN--NO. 81.
IDTNm DE cor TTmTON o,-t,.oor,1;n c,.,,

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN--No. 81.
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary of
"An act TO suppress instruction, to
punish treason and rebellion, 70 seize
and coniiscate the property of rebels,
and for other purposes"
Resolged, by the Senate and House Of Re-
representatives. Of he United States Of 4Ameri-
ca, IN Congress assembled, That the proyi
sions of the third clause of the fifth sec
ton Of Gan act to suppress insurrection,
TO punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and oonliscate the property of rebels, and
for other purposes" shall be SO construed
rs not TO apply TO any act or acts done
prior 10 the passage thereof, nor 10 in
clude any member Of a State Legislature
or Judge of any State Court, who has not
ia accepting or entering upon his Office,
taken an oath 10 support the Constitution
of the so-called Confederate States of
America nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con
strued az 20 work forfeiture of the real
estate Of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July II, 1862.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE.-At Rules held In the
- Clerks Office, Cuancery Court at Nashville, Mon
day, September the LIST, 1862,
+. o. Hurt ustee, Nc, and H n. Myers Coz plain
ants, Is Fisher Could and others, Defendants
II appearing from affidavit Hled IN this cause that
the seye al places Of residence Of the deendauts John
A. Fisher, John W. Gould and Thomas l.. Marshall are
unknown To compaiuants, So that the Ordinary pro
cess Of this Court cannot be served them lt or
lored that they do enter their appearance herein he
fore or whu The first three days OF the next term Of
said Court bc held on the LIST Monday in November
next CsG2) and plead answer or demur 90 Complain
ants bill, or the same wi be taken for confessed 81
% them ana set Tor hearing parte, and that copy
0f this order be published once week Gar Our success
-ye weeks in the Nashville Union.
A Cupy--Auest j. E. GLEAVES, O. & NJ.
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