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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

Gao PER MONTH. GAO
PTN| Empl0ymcq. 70, Liberal Sa'art ~ -
The Franklin Sewing Machine Company want Local
and Travcng agents At salary of $40 per month and
tApeus,s paid. or a very liberal commission.
Foi Circulars, Terms, Books of Instruction. aud spec
linen Machine, address, vita stamp fr return postage
HARRIS BRO THEIRS,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21
GREAT ECONOMY i!

o. A SAVING or EIGHTY PER CENT IN
In every family there will be found more or less Of
wearing apparel which could he dyed, and made to look
we'll Many articles that become little worm
soed ont Of style thrown aside. by using these
Dyes they can be changed to any color shade in
very short time, at small expense. You can have a
number Of shades from the dye, from the hghss
shade io the full color, by following the directions the
inside Of package
A. ever, store where these Dyes sold be seen
samples Of each color silk and wool,
All who have used these Family Dye Colors pronounce
them TO be useful, economical and perfect article
Num- rous testimonials could be given from Ladies
who have used these Dyes bu in this il is
CURED It's real value and usefulness found upon
one trial
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For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every City and
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

- We observe that Gen. Mcclellan has
been named for T. $. Senator from New Jer-
sey, in place Of Senator Thompson deceased
The Legislature is Democratic. and will Of
cours eject partisan Of that stripe. Moth
log SC good j.. to be hoped for, we fear, as the
election Of Gen Mcclellan He would, we
think, give fair support to the Government
which has SO long honored him; OF, if he
should not do SO, he will condemn himself
By all means let US have the General in the
Senate. Il is capital place to try ones pat
rotism and capacity. Then, too, if the Cen
erai is really TO be put on the track for the
Presidency, his friends ought to send him to
school. The Senate is the place for him.
~ Three hundred Indians IN Minnesota
have been sentenced TO death, and the APP
prevail Of the President has been asked. He
decided that only the leaders shall be execut-
ed, and asked for copy Of the evidence
sgunst them. Better hang The white villains
whoinduoed the Indians to take up arms
Examples Of both should be made banging
them side by side
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21
LIST OF DIR. GIFT OR ID
HOMEOPATHIC CURATIVFS


No. FtvEs, told tu the hesd, tnhuet
Iu hAuHtIuu. I20-ttaEs NuuuFiNs tutGH
i-ttkt. ttr fsvEH '24-tukEs tsE utscuAksEu
l.ttNEr Go IfN. .artliuf Noise 300 ltr bead.
Slus Growth and Feeble. ls-Cuhss suRol.t tnHrges
of lniauts. Glands aud Tonst.
l-tNHEs ttAAhhEA. N-tnHfs GtnGHi uFnfttfr.
h-JURHH ursnNrEhY. 1-tUkEs URiSAHf pisEssEs.
1-CtREs Couduat colds ls-CUHTs SEMtsAL tMissioNs,
HOarstuess Involuntary Disc haf aud
S-CURta NtRvouH AFFGc. consequent frustratiuu and
Debility.
a-CuRgs HEAbAcHs. 8O-CuEEs UHNARY ixcoNrI-
iO-CuEEs prsFgPBiA, Heart NGNck, Wetdus tie Bed.
huru. Acidiiy and Weak3l-CUKEs PAiNfrL AENsEs.
stomach. 4-CukEh BfLtioussGsa, as
lt-tUREb SUFPRGssEu Wantof Appetite L0Nnrss
MEssGs. Of spirits, IHuEd.cr Com
l-CvHEs LEucoRRnEA or stipstou, and Liver Com
Whites. plants.
- CURGs CHoup. s7-tUREs CnEoN1o Coueus.
liaCUHFs SsLr KHTuH ys-CuREs SNrFfLrs. or Ca
t5-tuREs RHtuNATIsN. tsrrh In the Head Of iu-
1-CuRGs pIlEa, Internal or. fants.
External ST. VARS CoasrfrurioSsL
20 CUKKa CAfAnRut Acute Disposition % Frequent At
thrunir, dry NovuEI tacka Of Headache
The BoNrs neatly and contain about large
Moderated Sugar Pulls with fl directions or taking,
M price D cents. Vial Case, which Of horoc
ru contain 49, 90 40 ~ Walls The prices Of which sen
below.
The symptoms Disease Method ct Treatment
MANuAt Accompanying the Medicine Nilc Viii he
rulaf HaIE nua nj fIuu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

NOTlCE.-The restrictions travel having been re.
moved by order Of the War Department. passengers
about 10 visit Europe will no longer be required pro
vide themselves with passports
JOHN q DALE Agant
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WlLBOR'S COMPOUND
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL & LIME


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known IL has in thousands uf instances, restored pa
TENTS that seeutd past hope Of recovery and u tens oi
thousand has arrested the disease in its primary stages
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BRONCHITIS It's effects 10 this troublesome dis
ease are very marked les necessary 60 persist in its
F use for a considerable iongth of time
FEMALE DEBILITY TO sustain and augment the
vital forces make rich and pure blood 10 build up
thc nervous system restore energy 10 the mind and
Bodybuilding be better adapted than this prepare
t0n
lu Asthma General Debility, Emaeiation, Coughs il
IS reliable remedy Nine-tenths OF the cases where y
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udoncd before its beneficial elects become obvious -
De careful and get the genuine, manufactured only by A.
WILBUR Chemist. lG6 Court ST. Boston
GAVE YOUR MONEY DON'T PAY
= ONE DOLBAR
Fni 4 small Bottle Of HAlR-DYE when YOU can get a
hltle five times as large, Of better dye, for
tie same money
IPiLBORS MONITOR HAIR-DIE
Is sUPERCEDlNG ALL OTHERS
Itrcqutcs no preparation, does not smut or wash oil
will not soil the finest linen. One application viii last
until the hair grows out when II be applied at ht
roots without more trouble than common han oil.
II trarraHfed MT 90 igjtre the hItr or skin.
Manufactured only by ALIEN b. WlLbOR, Chemist,
80. l63 Court, Street. Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21
E0wLgs PIE AND HUMOR CURE!

one Bottle warranted 20 cure ercrv Kind ~ Piles ?
Teo Bottifs ni Lepcosy, Serothf NtH Rhc'un,
and Diseases of The SKIN
uut all arc requested 90 return the empty BOTTLES aud
take back their money.
BEWARE or fHfTA TONS
The immense success uf this remedy has caused o. 20
be initiated The genuine has The hc sinle NJ the pro-
prctors hand writing the wrapper, and the blown
n the blttls. over 800 certificates on hand
Prepared by HENRY d. fOWLE. Boston Sol }
everywhere All dealers will observe he above
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

Slate, Crimson salmon, Scarlet Dark Drah, Light prab,
yellow. Light Yellow. Orange, Magenta, Solfcriuo.
French Blue Royal Purple, Violet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21
AND NEURALGIA

DHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA. -
IL You need suffer no longer unless YOU choose -
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persons who have suffered 80 years Il cured physi.
clan eho suffered aghf years and nas sr nont" 90 th'
H0sritan Many persons suffering such intense pain A.
nearly deprived them OF their SENSES have been cured u
o. few hours Sold the Druggists--or t will be sent
anywhere on receipt Of the puoe dollar His Lini.
mcnt the best in the world or Bruises Sprains and
Sunioss uf One Joints. Is only % cents bottle.
Allrl..I WHITE. ClrmL.l 8A LnlrrnlL 81. nnaInn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

II BELLS. ELIAS TIC s. OlNlNbo hNFt NNIo
DIR. }. w. PHELPS.
the sign n the Golden Eagle 6s fremont ST. Boston,
IEsshtshcd BOO 1884 Attends 60 all kinds Of operations
frCLUB FEET. and thc mechanical treatment of other
Physical Dehrmtties Instruments suited 90 each par
ucular case are made under the Drs immediate supcr
vision and bis personal attention given o. their proper
application and adjustment dts instruments are the
same as he has furnished 20 the Mass General Hospital
flr many years past.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07

from me Sc. Lopis Tpmcrst.
At The death OF solomon, Rohoboam
succeeded, and certain ambitious persons
ayailed themselves Of the opportunity 10
foster discomfort and strife. They an
tlcipaied trouble and oppression. and
stirred up Ten Tribes to rebellion. Not
receiving Satisfactory answer from The
King they cried out What a portion
have We in David TO your tents. o
Israel Now see 10 thine own house.
David y SO Israel departed 10 their
Tents that Is, appealed to The sword
Under advice M . prophet, BehobOam,
aiier gathering an army, determined 10
let them alone aud the new consederacy
or Kingdom was established. Now mark
the result
First For two hundred years there
was almost uninterrupted war between
Judah and Israel. FOREIGN nations wore
invited e. take part, al the usual compli-
cations Of rghts and interests were ere
ated, and war Of the most destructive
kind, was the daily Life Of the yeopls for
two centuries. At The end Of that time
Israel was subiugaied BY Assyria. and
her people taken into captivity.
Second resuli--Ihe seeding tribes
were not only utterly ruined, but 81 last
their national existence was destroyed.
They are now known as slho lost tribes
Of Israel, for they were hloiied out from
the earth, and their territory was coloni.
zed by their dcstroyers i-lTaving re-
nounced the Inheritance OF tier fathers.
there was no further use for chem IN his
tory
The remaining tribi $, loyal to their
king and faithful TO the law Of Moses,
become the nation and through all the
vicissitudes OF time has continued as the
nation of4he Jews (Judah), and has been
the only means by which the name Of
Israel is kept from perishing.
SO much for secession, when let alone,
and such are its legitimate consequences.
A like history will belong to us, if the
Southern Confederacy succeeds, and
like destruction to the Slave States. A
seven years war would be better than
that and the more active il is prosecuted
the better for all parties will il be. A
parricidal war like the present cannot be
compromised nor settled by soft words.
Nothing but downright earnestness will
avail TO save MS from future of untold
suffering.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07

1t is difficult for an inexperienced per-
son 10 conceive of the effect OF even n
light wind upon so small an Object as A
rifle ball when shot from the gun. The
difficulty arises from the impossibililyo of
taking in the idea Of such rapid flight, or
of the resistance produced by il, by com
parison with anything within the limits
Of our experience. We may attain con-
ception of il, however, by trying TO move
a stick through the water. Moving il
slowly, the resistance is imperceptble:
but as we increase the velocity, we End
the difficulty TO increase very rapidly,
and il we try 10 strike q quick blow
through the water, We find the resistance
so enormous that the effect is almost par
alyzcd. Mechanically the resistance
increases in the ratio Of the square Of
the velocity, aud although the air is of
course more easily displaced than water,
the same rule applies to it, and the fight
OF ball is so inconceivably rapid that
the resistance becomes enormous.
The average initial velocity of can
non or rife ball is sixteen hundred feet
in second, and 2-pOund rounds shot
moving at this rate, encounters an at
mospheric resistance Of nearly two hun
drcd pounds or more than sixteen times
its own weight Perhaps a clear idea
may be attained by the statement of the
fact that, were il possible TO remove this
resistance, or, in other words TO fire A
ball in a vacuum, 10 would fly ten miles
in second-the same time il now re-
quires TO move sixteen hundred feet.
Bearing in mind this enormous resist
ance, it will be more readily apparent
that even a slight motion of the element
through which the ball is struggling
must influence its course For this reas.
on il is that the best time to shoot. as a
general rule, is in the morning or even.
ing, when the air is most apt to be per-
iectly calm, Il will often be found, ar-
Ter making very satisfactory shots at
sunrise, that by ton o'clock, even on
what would be called a calm dav, IA Is
impossible TO attain TO anything like the
accuracy with which the days work was
begun; and, owing 10 the irregular mo-
ton of the air, the difficulty cannot be
overcome, except to limited degree. bv
making allowance for il.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07
Correotion

In our Issue Of the 3D. inst we pub
lished an account Of an attack made by
the guerillas recently on the upward
bound train near Reynolds Station. The
account was handed to the foreman Of
The Office, and was published as Il was
written. We are satisfied from undoubt-
ed authority that it did gross injustice 70
Capt. HAYDEN Of the 10Th Illinois. a
young officer who behaved very gallant
ly and skilfully on the occasion Our
foreman supposed that the one who
handed in the manuscript was Capt.
BREwsrER, but that officer denies the au-
thorship. We are satisfied that the ac-
count published was unjust TO Capt.
HAYDEN as well as incorrect in other
particulars, and it is the duty Of the au-
thor to rstract his statement and do jus.
tice to the injured party,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07
Sare-Guards.

We are told, on The highest authority,
that men in this vicinity who have been
very active ring-leaders in this damnable
rebellion, have Safeguards exempting
them from all impressmenis, visits Of for
aging parties, etc, while persons far less
influential and Union men are stripped
.Ql all their surplus provendcr. II there
II the least discretion or judgment in
such policy we are unable TO see il. 1t
is repugnant to any dictate of justice and
common sense. Some Of our officers seem
10 desire to prolong the rebellion and en-
courage traitors. None bit loyalmo Should
cuer have safeguards
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07

SEcoHa PREsBYTFRAs CHUecn NAsu-
ynLr.--ln accordance with ihe special
Order Of Col MILtrn, appropnaiing ihe
Second Presbyterian Church Post
Chapel under the directian aud control
Of the loyal members all officers and sol
diers Of the United States, all strangers
who may happen 10 be ia the city, as
well as The citizens Of Nashville, are eor-
daily invited 10 attend Divine service al
said Church.
Preaching this morning at 0iS O'clock,
A. A., BY Rev r. A. DRAKE, Chaplain Of
the 9Th Pennsylvania Cavalry.
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nearly Dead.

We think we can see in the very des-
peration and recklessness with which the
Rebels are fighting in Virginia, strong
evidence that the leaders Of the Rebellion
feel that their hope is now or never. 1t
is their forlorn hope, and the Thought
maddcns them. II they are defeated, the
halter or Punishment awaits them as the
penalty Of their crimes. Friends Of the
Union and free government, take fresh
courage in the very roar of battle and
the melancholy flow Of carnage. The
God of Battles will not desert us now.
He viii not let this infamous rebellion
triumph. The very "sIars in their course
roll against Siscra'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07

AMUSING DECEPTION. -- Considerable
amusement was caused in the Canadian
Court of the International Exhibition the
other day by one of the attendants. This
man, who possesses gravity strange TO
see, and command over his facial mus
cles which would make his fortune on
the stage, stationed himself on one of the
raised platforms and struck an easy aiti-
tude. Espied by few ladies, who be-
lieved him 20 be wax figure, there was
soon a crowd gathered, and speculation
commenced as 20 whether the figure was
that Of man, or the handiwork Of the
Messrs. Tussaud. For full fifteen minutes
did he stand, making at intervals Of a
minute, what volunteers and recruits
know as a half face. He was ieered at,
laughed az, his clothes pulled, but yet he
neither winked, smiled, nor otherwise
showed that he was alive. The perior-
nance was wonderful, people began re-
marking that the waX-Work was beyond
conception an excellent initiation even
this did not upset his gravity. AZ length
one Of the spectators, more audacious
than his ncighbors, moved a wheel
against which the figure rested. This
was zoo much--the facts became mani-
fest, aud il No. attendant in the Colo
NAL Department did not rejoice during
the remainder Of the day in all kinds OF
good cheer ID was not for lack Of invita-
lions
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4 60 ID 80. lar llrnel..-

Perhaps our rebel lriends would like 10
hear scrap az news. listen then and
we viii give I, TO you. We win hold
Nashville certainly, until We are whipped
out and when We do leave, nothing Of
this city viii remsin but bare walls, and
those ii very bad order. Nashville is
ours--ihe property Of the loyal people,
and before We surrender Il TO the domin-
ion Of pack Of God forsaken traitors,
the site Of this city, all stFewn with
4shes, cinders, and blood, shall tell how
terribly freemen have wilhstood iyranis'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07

Officers Of she various divisions now
in this city, confirm, we learn, the state
ment that FoRREsT's band Of thieves and
assassins were cut TO pieces and totally
dispersed, in his recent encounters with
our troops. The miserable rultlan, vag-
abond aud scouudrel had now better go
and hang himself He has brought
many foolish young man, 70 wretch
ed end Die, FoERrsT and go home TO
the devil,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07

TUTTLE's Comet has played outfit is
like the long-lost Pleiad, non est hveai'ts,
among the bright Inhabitants Of the
azure realm of glory. We believe that
this is TUTTLE's first appearance on the
stage, and for his maiden effort he de-
serves great praise. When you haul your
comet around again, TUTTLE, sew on a
larger tail, and polish il up regardless of
expense, and you'll be bound TO shine
TO sparkle--to corruscatc, Good bye,
TuruEl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07
Immense Army

We learn by reliable persons from
Louisville that there were over twenty
five thousand troops from the North of
the Ohio, of the new levy, camped in
that vicinity, and are now probably on
their way TO meet KRnr SmTu II il
not al all likely that he win ever get ont
Of Kentucky, He is in ntrap whore even
preoipilate retreat viii NOT be likely TO
save him.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07
'rO Oun uEADERs.

Until telegrsphic communication is re-
sumed between Louisville and this city,
We purpose issuing every day, at twelve
o'clock, an EXTRA, containing al the
Dispatches and War News published in
The Louisville papers, as well as an ae-
count Of al Military Movements 10 Ten
nessee that may reach rs up 10 the hour
OF going 70 press.
Can be had al this Office, or 81 the
newsboys, at nsc cents each
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Justices Court.

NNoN, CHAruup a Woops, paintin-.o
Yss
%. Gntruru, Defendant.
Ca suit before q. NJ Somhgate. 70 Ju.iieeof tl.
Peace for Davidson eouuty, Tennessee
Tho pliniu., Nixon, ChatGed a WolIs, in tlt.
action having 0btalued su Attachment .ryaiust tii.
defendant, g. o. Grinih, and issuel o. Constable
john l Cover and returned 1y hun, lowed on -un.
hY articles Of furniture belonging tD the defendant:
ana ou motion OF plaintiffs, by counsel. 10 appearing
20 One satisfaction nf said Justice, that tho defendant
Is Nonresident of the state Of Tennessee % D. orr
dfr.d that publication hs made fr four sucpess i've
week in nrWsfapcr published in the CITY of Nash
VIC called lhe tuion," warning Tho Defendant 20
Doe and appear before said Justice on the glh dny of
september lst2, aud plead, answer, demur % said
attachment, othurW sr the cause ~ " br srt down for
trial oN ptfic on thnt day.
q. NJ. suUTHGkTE. JP.
Ausnt 2lst, lsd2itv. pr. f.,. slu
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parsicnlar Ne,,re.

Mr. G. n. WHTISG has assumed the
control Of our city subscription list lie
viii see inst the USIoV is delivered regu-
larry 20 city Subscribers egefy morning.
lie viii also make colleciions promptly,
at least every Two weeks no money
taken bat Tenneasee, or par funds
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07
Justices Court.

JnuN BROWNE PtI.l lu "a suit before a. N.
rHutIg4fe "a Ju.tlrn UF I...s
A. iaisr, urit. lor na, .ds1n COUNTY, Tenn.
Tic phiulll, Johu Browne, IN ths action having
obtained Ru Attachment ueIiust the defendant, a
tfi and l-lcl 90 Constable John %. Cover, and Do
turned by him ird ou sundIs arl Ires ol rhatte-
belonging 90 Che drfrndaui; aui Goa luoiiln ol pllin
900, 10 appearing Go tho satisfaction at eaid Iu.ucc
that the defendant Be- uourC ideut o ths stltc Of
Tennessee. % b. ordered That publication be- made r
four successive NfHH INA ueH paper UHh hei Ia tle
ciiy ol kash, 600 called thc "iuion, warnue ue
n'itnlthl in "pFt.f l"l'it .a' Ju.ibo on lho iitl
tH aIId attachment. ofIfgWise thH rlaa. uII b.. ..t
down tIr ir.Hl o.. ptTtr un thlt day
g.. ~ sut IllGlTr. %
Angus lh. ls63.stn. re De-. es0.
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Inlpudent.

A party Of guerrillas, il is said, cap
iured no horses belonging TO the Gov
eminent, on yesterday morning in pas
ture within seven miles of the city. We
are inclined to believe that the guerrillas
were citizen thieves Of the neighborhood,
who are now at home, and would swear
they had "never done anything
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-07

TnE REBEL RAID UPON UMsNrowN.-
We learn from Col, c. C. Green, who has
just arrived from Henderson, that a
rebel force of eight hundred cavalry
appeared at Uniontown, Ky, on Sunday
last and routed the handful of Indiana
troops who had been detailed 10 guard
the place, killing and wounding num-
Der and taking all their arms and am
muni'ion. They then took possession of
ono hundred and iorty-three bales of
cotton, which had been shipped on the
steamer Exchange for Cincinnati, and
which belonged 70 parties in Cincinnati.
destroying the entire cargo. On Mon
day force Of five hundred infantry
left Evansville for Uniontown, and 4
was their design TO give the rebels hat
de.
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Justices Court.

uANNAh 'AitAhAN, fthl ma suit before &. a..
N snutheaie, JuHtte oi
q. d ELuiorr, nrrt. he Peace tol Davidson
County, Tenurssoe
The plaintiff Hannah Callahan in th.s acton bs,-
ING obtained an Attachment against the defendant
g. ~ fihutt ana issued 90 Constable Of said Coun
a., and returned hy him, levied un property b-Iour.
ing 90 the deifudaut aud ou motion u plainfif "a
appearing 90 The satis,actlon oi aad Jusot thaf ne
lrendAut b. NON rs dent of the State of Iennr BOON
10 ordered that publication be- made Cor four snr
O. No weeks in ncWrUaper pub.hcd iu uls Dliy oI
nashville called che union,' warning tha dei.uI-
aut 90 appear before SAID Justice on the mon diy oi
otlohsr i.pit and p.old, aG .Ulr or demur t1 al.i
attachment otherEle tlo Cau.5 sal ho .ci fr hUfr.
'nl O. Ilr" on tlat dly
C.. M e0UTHCATr Jp
r'll. HIh. l...HllH. rr.. fre. tt.uU