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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

~ The editors of the Bellows Falls Times
and argus have had genuine set-to at last,
real fsticuf fight. The encounter took
place in the post Office while the mail was be-
ing distributed and by the most authentic in
formation it appears that the Times pitched
into the argus; the argus fell back in good
order the Times followed up its success, and
the Argus was observed to drap, and is said
to have experience pecuiiarsensauons about the
throat--which iniers that he got good chok-
ing. The immediate trouble arose from dis
agreement in regard to challenge to enlist,
sent by the Argus TO tho Times, and the terms
Of which didn't seem to be very fully COM
pretended by the challenger.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

There is man in Cleveland, Ohio, who
announces that the world will come to an end
on the 18th day Of Aug, 1868, aud on that
day mass convention of the whole earth
will assemble at Cincinnati TO settle up the
business of the past and arrange matters for
the future.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

To- 1t seems to be accorded by the uniyer-
sal consent of mankind that DR., J. c. Aver
a. Co.'S Sarssparilla, PICTORIAL and Pills are
the greatest remedies yet discovered for the
treatment Of disease that Ayers Sarsaparil-
la is the great Elixer Of Life, which philoso-
pliers have sought for purifying the blood. -
Try il and judge for yourselvec.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
Marriages.

Ia Northheda Aug rs. Mr. }. N. d. Ciney Of Berlin,
VI, and Mas Katie 4, Lynch Of Constable, NJ u;
In Mortified, Aug ~, Geo. W bgelow OF brook
Reld aud Miss Frances }. Hunt Of Chelsea.
Ia Dsn, lie. Aug 49, Mr. Albert T. sulhAn anu Miss
Isabella L. HAdlpek, both VI d.
Ii East Hardwiek. Aug 20, Nc, Arthur ; SWEET OF
East Hardwiek, aud Miss Abbie l. French II Walden
Ia Brandon, Aug, 27lh E ), Qmeee, ESQ and len'
nie /. Briggs, daughter q Hon ~ briggi
In Darlington, Aug 20, john 4. Dew, Capt ufCp, u,
second Rest. w. Vols, and Miss Luele 5. Lowell Of
Burlington, fr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

II is claimed by the conIederstes that they
have enough Of stores of grain in the Sheu-
andoah valley to subsst an army Of 200 1000
men six months II is supposed also that
stores OF supplies are awaiting them in Ma
ryland, which will be available 10 them when
they get a foothold in that State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
NORTHFIELD All RIGHT AGAIN

We had supposed that when wa announced
that our quota had been filed, we should
not be called upon TO raise any more men at
this time, but we were mistaken. Orders
came for 33 more, and we went to work with
a will, and on Monday raised the number,
making in all 265 good and true men. On
Sunday, men canyassed the whole town, and
urged the citizens to assemble on the Com
mon, at the Depot Village, on Monday. All
business was suspended, bells rung out the
appeal to arms, eloquent aud patriotic speech
es were made by our citizens, and by 10
oclcck at night the last man completing the
SO was enrolled, for which God be praised.
J. G.
The following sick and wounded Vermont
soldiers, on board the steamer Atlantic, from
Alexandria, Va, arrived at New York on the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

WAsniNGroN CouNIY.--rhc attempt to
defeat certain nominations on our County
ticket, by using split tickets, has undoub'-
edly proved signal failure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
Nem advertisements.
VHE NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
cnLLEGlA1E COURSE.

This Course embraces Book Keeping IN all ts depart
mcnts, renmanshp, Commercial Arithn, tic, Business
Correspondence, Commercial Law, Political Economy,
Commercial Ethics, Partnership Settlements, Detecting
C1uuterfeiled aud Altered Bank Notes, Sc.
The Spcncerian System Of Peumauship taught in all
its varieties, by the skilfu masters Of the
The Book Keeping department Is under the special
supervision and instruction Of The Principal d. W Low
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

LIVERPOOL.

E6ssssss u 2sssszsp LIVERPOOL.
Touching at QUEENSTOWN, (CoKK HARBoH The
Liverpool New York and Philadelphia Steamship Com
pany intend despatchiDg their fulpOwered Clydebut
Iron Steamships as follows
CITY or NEW YORK, Saturday, September 10
h8NGAROO, Saturday, September 20
EDINBURGH. Saturday, September ~
and every succeeding Saturday at Noon from Pier a.
North River
RATBs PAssAOR
FIRST CABIN, $500 SrEERAGE, $500
do. to London 5000 do. to London $500 $500
do. to Hamburg, $500 do. to Hamburg, 1890
Passengers forwarded to HAVE, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &c at equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown LIST Cabin 10,
II and 2l Guiueas Storage from Liverpool ES.S
Prom Queenstown, E66 And those who wish TO send
for their friends buy tickets here at the current rate
Of exchange.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passengers and carry experienced Surgeons They are
built In Waer-ght Iron Sections, and have Patent Fire
Annihilaors board
Pof further information apply in Liverpool TO WM,
INMAN, Agent, % Water Streets in Glasgow TO WIN,
tNMAN, 3 st. Enooh Square in Queenstown 70 &. 4
W d. SEYMOUR x co. IN London to EWES A
MACY, 81 King William ST. in Paris to JULES
DECOUE, 8 Place de Ia Bourse; in Philadelphia TO
JOHN @. DALE, III Walnut Sueet; or at the Com
pany's Offices JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
90f9 Is Broadioay, N, Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

lV The Tenth Vermont Regiment arrived
in New York early Sunday morning took
breakfast at the Park Barracks aud left i'm
mediately, passing down Broadway, and
taking route via Camden and Amboy. 1t
is said that but one other eastern regiment
(39th Maso. have ever had such quick tran
portation from New York afforded them and
their commanders expressed much gratifica-
ton at the successful efforts of Col. Howe
aud assistants in efeeting this desired OBJ
jet.
I've Eleventh Vermont Regiment (Coone
Warner arrived az New York on Monda,
morning aud left for the South
WELL DoNE. - The town Of Barre ha
again nobly responded to the call of the stat
authorities fifteen men having enlisted
which fills her quota-aad more too, Wha
else could be expected from town that eslab
l.hr SIS name over a free fight :"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
N. n. DOWNS ELIXIR.

We are happy u inform readers that the lawsuit
JAsPRR Curtis rs Downs & HESRy, perpetual in
junction having been granted against said Curtis which
puts stop to the circulation OF his Elixir DOWNS
ELIXIR Che geuunel is Of the best Fxpeotorants
in use, and we glad to hear Of this decision
the Court JOHN r. HENRY CO..
Surceasora 10 Downs Henry,
% a. dSw W. erhury, Vt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

Students entet at any time. No vacations. Usual
lime to complete the Course, from 10 ~ weeks. As
sisiaucc rendered graduates in procuring situations
Graduates presented with elegantly engraved Di
poma
% For catalogue Of 20 pages, specimens Of penman
ship Nc enclose Two letter stamps, and address
LOWELL & WARNER,
1905 Blnghamton, n. Y.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. - NoTicn or AssEssNBsr
FoE 1s62.-The Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Company hereby notified that the follow
ing have been made by the Directors all
notes in force on the following days, to-Vit;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID.

Published for the benefit aud a rning and a eau
ton to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay Sc; supplying at the time the
means % selfCute. BY who has cured himself after
being put great expense through medical Imposition
and quackery. BY enclosing post paid addressed en-
veope, SINGLE corTRs may be had Of the author MA
THANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King County,
New York. gO.42
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

NOTICE. This is to certify that ! have,
' this day, given my son, Charles n Robinson, his
time dutng die remainder OF Ills minority and that
shall claim Of HE earnings, pay any debts Of his
contracting after this date
NAIHL ROBINSON.
iTtfaes,es JANUS X NUS, 4. b Dow.
Masshned, sept g. 1852 t'i9a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

OTiCE-rhis cerlihes that have, tn
~ day given my son, Jesse Pike, his time during u
remainder 81 his minority and shall neither claim any
hs wages pay any debts Of hs contrasting alter
date RUFUS rlKE.
Witness. INo ID. SMITH
Waterbury Center, Aug 10, 1852. II TO-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
VERMONT ELECTION.

We this week publish returns Of the Gov
ernor vote in 1909 towns--Holbrook major
ity, 14,5G4-whch indicates that his majority
will not fall far short of $4,000, while Small
leys (peace democrat) vote for Governor will
be no larger than last year.
The Senate, It will be seen, is composed Of
able men. and men WIN have had much leg
isletive experience.
The returns OF town representatives are
nearly complete, and represent that on the
question Of politics the State is unit. It is
gratifying to notice the return Of such strong
men as Messrs Hunton Of Bethel, Denison Of
Royaltop, Miller of Pomfret, Gardner of Ben
nington, Stewart Of Middlebury, Hubbell Of
Fairfax, smith Of St. Albaus. Underwood
Of Newbury, Dana Of ST. Johnsbury, Mich
OILS of Rutland, and others, men who truly
merit the reputation they have acquired.
Among the new members we also notice
many excellent men and leading minds who
cannot fail of proving an ornament to the
House, and il is pleasure TO mention such
men as Messrs. Shaw Of Burlington, Chan
dler of Woodstock, Royce Of Berkshire, and
Reed Of Montpelier in this connection.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12


Counties Senators Residenoes
addison. JonN w. STEWART, Middlebury,
SAMUEL d. lIoLcoMB, Starksboro.
BenniHgfon. h. ~ : MoRoAN Pownal,
MYRoN CLARK, Manchester.
Caledonia, GEoRGE CowLEs, kyegate,
TuoMAs j. CnEE, Wheelock.
Chitendcn, G.. T. EpMUSps, Burlington,
.IED. 7. CLARK, Milton,
A. c. WELcH, Williston.
Esseg. -. H. BEArTIE. Maidstone.
Franklin, HIRAM i. STEVENS, st. Adams,
ALFRED KEITH, sheldon,
HARVEY ID. FARRAR, Rchford.
Grand Isle, WIN ID. LYMAN. Alburgh
L1moilIc. ELISHA BENTLEY, Cambridge.
Orange, ALvAn BEAN, West Fairce,
j. NJ Bass. Williamstown
Oyleans. n. Z. NELSON, Craftshury,
EnJH CLEVELAND, Coventry.
Ruflo,,d iloRACE ALLEN. Rutland,
BRADLEY FISH, Ira,
joins JACKSON, Brandon
Washington r. RicHARDsoN, Montpelier,
ADDISON PICK, East Montpelier,
p ID. BR,DFoRp, Northfeld
IVindsor. ProsrER MERRrLL, Felchville,
JANIS A POLLARD, Plymouth,
Moan b SAFFoRD, Hartford.
Windiam, EDwARD KIRKLAND, Brattlcboro
I. II. SroUGuroN, Bellows Falls
Towns. Representatives Hol. SIN. S,
AUDTsoN COUNTY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

Slate, Crimson, Salmon, hcAflft nat brah ihRht pta
Yellow, Light Nellow, Orange, Magenta. Solfern'
French Blue, Royal Purple, Violet
These Dye Coos are expressly f'r faulty use hasiu
been perfected, at great expense, after many years
study aud experiment The goods are ready 70 wear H.
frcm to three hours time The process Is simple
and any use the dyes With perfect success
GREAT ECONOMY
~ A SAVING or EIGHTY PER CENT. IN
In every family there will be found more or less
wearing apparel which could be aged, aud made 70 10
as we'll as new. Many articles that become atlc wni
soied or out Of Style thrown aside BY uaing the
Dyes, they can be changed 10 any color or shade IN
very short time, AZ small expense, You can have
number OF shades from the sAme dj from the lighte
shade the full color by following the directions Al
inside Of package
Al every store where these Dyes are sold can be SEQ
samples Of each color. siik aud vooi
All who have used these Family Dye Colors pronouu'
them be a most useful, economical and perfect aFel
Numerous testimonials could be given hom lodn
vhu have used these Dyes but in this u is not r.
CURED, its real value aud usefulncss are found o
one trial
Manufactured by HOWE a STEVENS, Practic
Chemists, - broadway. Boston,
Tou,, n ~ III TT FIH' t4l0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

EXECUTOR's SAIE.-The undersigned,
= executor OF the last will aud testament Of Daniel
Pike late Of Marsh6eld offers for sale II Pub
lie Auction the following described Real Estate Of said
deceased
TIE MARTIN d. BRMls FARM,
50 called situated in said Matsh6eld Also oneha u
pew OF slip No, II ia the Methodist Meeting House in
said Marshield
Also the following Personal Property
One Covered Carriage and one Single Sleigh.
The above sale will take place the premises We'd
uesdAy the 24,h day Of september, 1862 a. oelk NJ
DANIEL NJ. PIKE, BAT.
MarshRed, Aug a. 1869 l5l7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
HAMMERS MITTIIAL Tho
Aegal Aotires.
EDMUND c. ROBERTS, EsTAl

- ATE OF VERM +
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, IN said dis
trict on the 9th day Of Sept, A. ID. 1862
Mrs Mary Roberts administrators Of the estate Of Ed
mund O. Roberts late Of DuKbury, in said district de
ceased presents her administration account for examna
tinn and allowance, and makes application for decree
Of distribution and partition OF the estate Of said deccas
ed wheeuon, ii is ordered by said Court, that said
and said application be referred to session Of
said Court he held the Probate Office, in said Mont
pelier on the Both day OF Sept d 1862 for hearing
and decision thereon Aud II is further ordered that no
ee hereof be given To all persons interested by prblea-
ton Of the three weeks successfully in the Vernon,
WAtchman & State Journal, newspaper published at
Montpelier previous 70 said time appointed for hearing
that they may appear At said time and place. and show
cause, IN any they may have, why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court.
l7.l9 Attest, y. A. CHASE, Reeister.
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TENTH VERMONT REGIMENT.


Z JcF, Lucas downing
rmmcr,-Ebenezer J. Foster.
lYagoncr,-Alpha NJ Austin.
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United States of America.

MlnNE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.
tAf IiNN,l- Nncl ~ Iuf.fnGtiHu was ne. within
w and hr tl- Middle District OF Touurssrr. az
Nashville 90 the End day OF Juue, a. y, 1902 ly
John Trmbl@. tsq., ATTORNEY t0r thc Gated States
for tho Middle District ot Tennessee, who peUaecutrs
hortn ON behalf OF The UuitcI States against certain
pro leriy, via; certain lot, situated near iho South
east corner OF Broad aud Front streets, H TIE ty uf
nashville being tue ucNt lot % the conner lHi afIc-
said ON which corner lot b. situated the Brass tuua-
dry OF b Colo said ut fronting on Front stree run
ming back towards ihe river, thence nearly IurtleI
TO The river, and thence back o. Trout ftsCei Che cor
ner OF said lot on Front street ilrihest from Broad
being opposite small blscgsmith's shop, siu1td uu
the other side of Front street; and Rsn ADD thf Bt-
ngs on sid lut, and also al tie 0NtUuuT machinery
too ~ implements aud mater ale ct etprs drserIt b.
nutc'c.i with sJd Dot and bindings, stid tudau.s
Qua said lot beiug thc Foundry OF Que %. Brennan.
aud pray i1- process against said property, that tAy
same be condemned us uritii-d
Now, therefore, BOO pursuance %. tIa mOu.i.ou, uH
Bee tlc sal of sad COURT 90 mo t.rrcicd ans u.lyer
cd, . d' h,,by give Iuhlt notice 60 sH p..-.ua
claiming sHd property, ur n any mauncr Interested
therein, tlai iuay De and appear before said Circuit
oUrt Oh Dc holl 90 th9 city Uf NuhYNa, in aud l.r
aad District, un iha Gosh DAY OF Clo6,r lsd4 ai 20
O'Clock n tbC Forenoon of that tly. ihtn aud I'd voc
10 i1teip'Ho il,r claims, ARD 90 nr,Lo their l,b-l
uCus iu that heul.f o. De- DiASCuC,.
iunn o.. lsO-#lIt o. e Nar.liI. ~ D. q.
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NIUIIT UI8ILIIT OF IENNf'III
XErHlIFAs iIh1i or Information was ll.i aliHai
w end ur thc Made District oi Icuhef7cc. at
Nmhvilc, "a ihc 5ih Day 20 June. 4. D. lsC2, by
John IriInhio, Esq, AtiornpT ior she Intni staics
for the 40 dle District % ronnssee. who pfvccuies
herein orr behalf ol The nfi fiatc7 oralnat r0fiaiu
property, v.f Tho Machinery and Fixtures Oh Watson
e Nrider's poNdcr Mll On sgdsmnrc Crcot fu thn
county Of Chatham In ile State az fepncssea ihc
AuidHrs usri 20 connection With sad ma hHcrr ,
aud some Gye Elk acres of and on which the build.
ines stand, praying process against SAID property F,
tha tho same be condemned a. forfeited.
NoW thnrof ne, 10 pursuaucc oi the mauti1n, uudcr
rho seai Of said Court 40 directed and delivered
Oh hereby givc public notice 20 an persJts claiming
tld pfopefty, or 20 auy manner iatrcllad tntrtIa
That thcy Do and aupcar before said Ofcut Court 20
Doc heid at tho Cty IN Nashville, m ava gu. ftI na
trict, on thc 2ltn day ot October lsl al 40 ocgs bob
tue lur noon u tlst DAY thea apd tNgfe Oh utlrnac
their claims, and o. make their allies iops tn iuaf
behalf D.. R GiA~luCk.
juno go, lSG2--l4L q s Marshal NJ b. r.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of an alias NJ Ia 10 me directod frop,
- gao Circuit Court OF the United States Tor The
hmdlc district VI Tcuucasce I, y. r. Clascock Mar
shat iu aud for said District, viii expose 20 public
sale, % the highest bidder for cash. al The Court
house doo, In the city Of Nashville, the 2nd day
ut oclohcr 1862 all the right, title, claim and inter
CO which Thomas Barry, Washington Barrow, and
A, v. S. Lindsey and Washington BARROW Admin.
.iutora of John shelby, deceased, have M aud 10
the following described pieces or parcels 81 Land, lp
wiz: tract Of Land, ma sumner county, Tcnnessre
on nc,ha's creek and us waters, beginning al "a
planted rock sou heust corner Of james White ide-
ibehoo North 4 East % poles 10 planted rock
thence North 400 West 90 poies b. rock at Abraham
mnritns corner; thence North t0' East lu2 poles o.
rock az Martin corner; thence North s3,5 East -
aud DO poles % stake thence North poles TO "a
stake; thence North 7i' East 20 poles 20 "a sycamore
thence south .D' East 33 and 81 pocs % the cencr
ei .ald cttek thfnco down The same with &C. mean
d,r-i lhon'e south rs East Is pccs, South co. East
II poles 90 point near the terminus OF the mill
rcc; ihrncc South 4tla' West 3S poos % a stake;
thrugC 5lis' last % ana Gl0 poles % a corner 10
Cullen Carjnefs thence south 25i6o west rs nsle.
Co 70 stake; thence South 55ts' Hast li3 aud QiO
pole. Co., rock thence North U5e East lei poles Co
tho middle OF The creek; thence down the same a.
mgaudrts 10y ot,oits thus (south 81 East 2op0les
south 20 Fast 21 poles south 1879 East go polcs
south hOie Fast ls pole south 81 East - polcs) 90
pile OF rocks on the east bank Of the orcck thcnco
North So West c17 poles, with In w. Mention
north boundary, tou stake thonce south 75o Ycst
III ana 10 poles o. stake thence South ne West
en pole. passing Dr.. r. Head's corner at lf poles
thence south - East Ion poles thence south sais'
Nc-t Hii pole Go "a gatc post thcnco South o and
20 pole 10 honey la1ust ,honoe West a6 Rnd
$40 poles 90 rock thence North last Us pole.
toa rock thcuco SOUTH Sai - East % poles % rock
Thence North = Etst ~ aud ilO poles 60 stake.
lh'neo south Sll' last 2 8 poles % the beginning
Nlo, le estate in Gly.one acres which was willci
by LuCion y H2rri- 20 IBIS wife Sarah H. (now sarah
p Head for hor lie. Also, small tract adjoining
lhn above, il being tho mill tract Of four acres, o.
eother with The nl on the same. Said property he
lug lcvicd upon 90 satisfy Judgment lu favor offs s.
& j.. D. Bush against Thomas Barry, Washington Bar
row, " Barrow and Az. :. Lindslcy Adminmtra
tors orJoln shelby deceased, rendered Ia said Court
on The ard day oI May, 1860 Sale To tako place 81
luo,locl T.. n. GLASCOCk,
purn-lU u. 5. Marshal, NJ. ID. r.
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IN Chaneery at Nashville.

GtrATE OF TENNEssEE.--At Rules hcid Boo u,s
- Clerks Office, Nhaucery Court at Nashville, Nou.
day, September the lst, 1862
Benjamin GrJ umes, Complainant, o. Felix y. Cheat.
ham. N D. C1rlitl and the haIs or Thomas h Fl.
600 Ter, deceased, ueicudauts.
10 appearing from affidavit ulsd iu ibis cause that
the Defendants, William AeXan err Alfred Alexander.
Jane Iuum8u, Beuilmin luuman, Lucinda walker
Willie b Walker, Sarah Campbell, John Campbell,
Juhu n. Alexander, Rehocaa NanhoIseri Meson Van.
ho0ser and Nathan Bridges are uOn-reEIieuts ui the
State ur Teuut seoc auI 10 further appearing that
there arc hcirs of MARIA Bridges and ESQ Cf Thomas
Alexander, whose names and places ul residence are
unknown 90 Complainant, and shat tloTcore thc ordl.
nary process ul ths Court cannot Doe served upon them
II H ordered That 900 said persons do cptcr their up
Uelauco herein before or within the tr-t three dag
ul che next term o said Court 90 Doe held un thc 10
Monday m November next la04) and lead. answer
yr uvmur tu Complainant bin, or thr same NIII hu
taken ,or confessed l to Them and get Cor hearing DN
rlrc aud that copy OF this order be published ongo
g Wgtk Ior four successive weeks in the Nashville
Union. A Dopy-Atte.t
j.. J.. GIEAVES, &. M.
A. T.. brNossi onl Tor tomult seu2-W4
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Terms-S2O a. S25 per Session OF 20
Weeks-inv nriably i'm advance.
In Chanoerv at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE At Rules held 30 tha
- Clerks Office, Chsuccry Court at Nashville, Moo
day, Scpt,mber the lst, 1862
o. ltuct, Trustee, SC, and II. n. Myers, Com
paInmis, rs. N. Franklin, Defendant
IL appearing from affidavit lled this cause that
the place OF residence Of the defendant 3, NJ Frank
Nu l- unknown 10 complainant, 80 that the Ordinary
process Of tho Court cannot be served on him. 10 i
ordered that be do enter his appearance herein before
within the FIRST three days OF he next term OF said
Court, 20 be held ON the i7t NJ juday in November
next (lSO3) and plead. answer deinur 10 Complain
ants bill or the same will be taken for confessed "a.
u him and SET tor hearing ex parto, and that copy
of this order be published once q week for four sue
Cessive weeks 10 the Nashville Union.
4 Copy Attest j. r. GLEAYES, q. & N.
A. l.. pEMoss, Sol for Compl'ts scp2 Va