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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
aagi7 At PISS RfTCHEY KINCAID, j. p.
Harry r. Martin rs. Richard j. Ja,uigaa

THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant
is indebted to him. and so absconds or conceals him
self that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him, having obtained an original at
tachmont against the estate Of the defendant made
returnablo before Samuel G. Young, Justice of the
Peace for Anderson county, and the same having
been levied on his property: 1t is ordered by me
a Justice of the Peace successor to Samuel G.
Young, that the defendant appear before me at
my office in Clinton, Anderson county, on the lst
day of October 1864 OF said case will be proceeded
with ex parte 1t Is further ordered that this
notice be published in the Knoxville Wing for four
successive weeks. This September 10th 1868.
augl7 At pr So RTTCHEY KINCAID, j. p.
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Attachment.
PoJen COLLINS rs. Samuel

Robert Collins rs. Samuel HehieH
1T APPEARING TO NE BY THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS CASE
that the defendant nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nesce aud his property having been attached Il h there
fore ordered by that publication be made for four successive
weeks the Knoxville Nhg notifying said defendant TO appear
my Office In Bloun county, Tenn the 10Th day Of
December 1864 to plead demur to the said Bill
will be taken confessed by him and set for hearing
parte. June cath, 1864,
aug1I 4tpfa $50 ROBERr MeTEEN, ]. p
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Elien lhRcloiIg rs. g. O. lEontgowc,.,

IN THIS CASE 1APPEARS THAT THE DEFEN-
4 dant is nou-rodcnt Of the State Of Tennessee il
is therefore ordered hat publication be made for four
successive weeks in Knoxville Wing, notifying said
Justice Of the Peacot his Office in Philadelphia Mon
roe county, Tenncse, on the 18th day Of December
noxt to answer thcnnd there said attachment as the
law directs, or the sac will be taken as confessed and
heard ex partc as toim. This the 14th day of Juro
1861. il SWIMMER T. p
Anr1O IN nf $50
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Sdn1net f. Betl ~ Of 4. r, Dnmcaa dcc., Is. Jesse
q. Wallace.
TE'HE PLAlNTF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE
Il defendants fbted to him and that he absconds
that process cann served upon him, having obtained
an original ataehtt against the estate of the delen-
dant made returnf before Robert H. Culton Justice
of the Peace for tnt County and the same having
been cyied on his perty 1t is ordered by said Justice
that the defendant bear before him al his Office in the
Sixth Civil Dstrit Blount county, on the 9Th day of
December next o1 will be proceeded with ex partc.
1t is further ordet that this notice be published for
four successive we in the Knoxville Wing,
augl0 4tpfSjs ROBERT II. CULTON, UP.
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TESTEE,S NOTICE.

A LII loyal lin having claims against T. I, Van Gil.
IA der either note or account, will present them
within thirty dafrom this date TO L. j. Sanford Co.
at the old Drug)ro Gay street, Knoxville, when said
claims viii be flor payment in pursuance of a deed
of trust this dlsccutod by 7, l. Van Glider.
All parties ow said I. l. Van Glider for drugs OF
medicines, will lcquircd to settle the same Immediately
with said truste i. J. SANFORD & CO.,
July 26-4ta Trustees.
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- rII1s q ,sr m ArrrAn1,n ma -ILr coI-nr rrnI rrr

a y THIS CASE 1T APPEALING to TIiE COURT FROM THE
petition which to, that said defendants
residents It is therefore ordered that publication be made
In tile Knoxville Wing for four successive weeks notifying said
defendants make their person appearance before the JUS
tees OF the County Court OF Bount county at tn courthouse
in Maryve, the first Monday September and make
their defence to said petition the wbe taken
fesed them and hearing parte August Sth,
1861 augl7 At pr So. THOS SANDERsON, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

IT appearing from the affidavit in this case that
the defendants nonresident Of the State of Ten
nessee: 1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Knoxville Wing for four successive
weeks notifying said defendants to appear before me
at my office in Blount county on the 25th day of
December 1864, orit will be taken as confessed by
them and set for hearing ex parte. June 24th 1864
aug / At pr So ROBERT McTEER, j. p
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z. w. Bo,ccJmo,, Adptr OFF. w. Bocoma,,, decd
u.s. Henry G. Sq6cii 8 Chorics 4. SqfeH

FEVTI1E DEFENDANT, il. G. SAFFELL, HAVING PASSED
within the rebel lines stated in the Bill II is ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks In the
Knoxville Wing notifying the defendant to appear before the
Ohancery Court Maryve, list Tuesday after the list
Monday Of November next and make his defence TO said Bill
the will be taken confessed and set for hearing
partc. August 4th, 1861
augl1 PISS W. A. WALKER, G. & NJ
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IN THIS CASE DEFENDANT HAVING ABANDONED HIS
home and South with the rebel army ia ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks in the
Knoxville whg notifying the defendant to appear before the
Chancery Court, the courthouse In Maryvle the
LIST Tuesday after the Monday Of November next and plead
demur to said Bill. the win be taken
confessed and set for hearing eN parte.
NJ w. a. MAlKER- q & Il
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0hanoery 0ourt-Maryville, Tennessee,
ATTACHMENT BILL.
IVm. Moore rs. N. Q. SnfeV

n the limits Of the State; 1t is ordered that pubcato be
made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Whg notify
ing the appear before The Chancery Court
Maryve list Tuesday after the LIST Monday Of November
and make his defence said BILL the will be taken
confessed and set for hearing part August 4h 1861
augi7 Il PISS W. A. WALKER, @. & NJ.
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Attachment.
Stephen Uathe,cS, assignee Of IL. B. q $. "
Leiper, Us. Daniel IlauIor.

THE plaintiff, on affidavit says the defendant is
indebted to him. and so absconds or conceals himself
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him. having obtained an original attachment
against the estate of the defendant made returnable
before james Henry, a Justice Of the Peace for
Blount county and the same having been levied on
his property 1t is ordered by said Justice that the
defendant appear before him ut his office in Louis
VILE on the 18th day Of December next or it will
be proceeded with ex-parte. 1t is further ordered
by said Justice that this notice be published in the
Knoxville Wing for four consecutive weeks This
2sth Of April 1864.
jy23-4t PISS JAMES HENRY, j. p.
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Jas. H. Toole rs. W. G. Wallace, j. G. Val
lace. d. Charles NcGkee

AEFENDANTs W. c, 4. J. G. WALLACE, BEING WITHIN
the rebel lines is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying
the said defendants appear before the Chaucery Court
Maryve the list Tuesday before the Monday Novem
Der, next and make their defence said BILL the will
be taken confessed and for hearing pare August
4h, 1864. aug17 4tpf$5 W. A. WALKER, c. &. N.
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Attachment,

Fdgg, Pope and Miller, for tie use Of L.
Renedg Us. T. H. LdHr,
THE plaintiff, on affidavit says the defendant is
indebted to him and absconds that process cannot
be served upon him, having obtained original
attachment against the estate of the defendant made
roturnable before B. +. Duncan, q Justice Of the
Peace for Blount county, and the same having been
levied his property; It is ordered by said Justice
that the defendant appear before him at his office in
the 18th District of Blount county, on the 9TH day
Of September next, OF it viii be proceeded with eX
partc 1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished for four successive weeks in the KQorDHie
Wig
augl1-4 pfS5a JOHN p. HOOK, j. p.
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] APPEARING FROM THE PETITION IN THIS CASE THAT
the defendant SGwyers is nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee ordered that publication be made in the
knoNyle Mhig requiring said 10 apeaT before s-'
County Court at the courthouse IN Knoxville the first
Monday Of September next make his defence said petit
ton, the will be taken confessed by him aud the
cause set for hearing. August 9th, 1864.
aug11 II WNI CRAIG Clerk.
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1T APPEARS FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS CASE THAT
the defendant nonresident OF the State Tennessee
Knoxville Wing for isg successive weeks requiring said desu-
appear before my oce BouuJ county and
answer demuF said bin the 25th day December,
1-C the viii be taken confessed and FOR hearing
parte June eth, 1864.
auglI4t pf IS VIC, CONNER, J. p
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'I'IV7ttyUVttIY'
IN THIS CASE IAPPEABS THAT THE DEFEN-
Il dant is non-rddent of the State Of Tennessee IL
is therefore ordcrcdtha publication be made for four
successive weeks inie Knoxville Whig notifying said
q. G. Montgomery appear before J. j. Swanner a
Justice Of The Peacat his Office in Philadelphia, Mon
roc county, Tenncee, on the 3lst day Of December
next to thoaud there said attachment a. the
law directs, the sac will be taken as confessed and
heard OK parc as toiim. This the lth day Of July,
1864. j. j. SWIMMER J. ?.
Aur1O ttuf SIS
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AN. totttt "a. ~. ~. JLbiUth, NEEUidfOW, tIC.
Motion for removal Of said Guardian.
T APPEARING THAT THE DEFENDANT is A NON-REsI
dent of The State OF Tennessee Il is ordered that publ
cation be made in the Knoxville Wing, requiring said defendant
appear before said County Court the IN
Knoxysle, the first Monday OF September next make
defence in this case August 9th, 1864.
aug17 1t WIN CRAIG Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

Reuben ShayretS rs. Wesley 1raaS
THE plaintiff ON affidavit says the defendant is
indebted to hIl and so absconds that the ordinary
process cannot be served on him, having obtained
an original attachment against the estate of the
defendant made returnable before James Parbison,
Justice of the Peace for McAIinn county, and the
same having been levied ON his property 1t is
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office in McMinn county, on the
ist Monday in October next or it will be proceeded
with partc 1t is further ordered that this notice
be published for four successive weeks IL ne Knox
Vile Wing. This July 28th 1864
aug1O At pr Sos JAMES PARKINSON, J. p.
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KINGON STEAM MILLl
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THE ,ubscriwant 10 buy a small amount of
Old Bank Mnfor which h5will pay le market
price, SAM. NJ. DRAKE,
auglO q Knoxville, Tenn
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RECRUITING OFFICERS 30 TENN. CAV,
TAKE NOTICE.

HEAD-QUARTERs Sd Tenn. CAVALRY,
Camp near Mo0rssUHe, 1ia,
July Path, 1864,
THAT having been absent from your command
an unreasonable period by virtue of authority ia
definite to time you are hereby ordered to report
without delay to your regiment or be considered
Deserters JOHN 3. MINIS,
Lieut.. Colonel Commanding,
tggl0 Inn 3D. Tenn. Cavalry
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S3f. i,on:"cII, OF .'ia>S,, Nh@ a>kci " !
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he lce case 1ro|' he fa't thaC }ia>>acHly.,
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State; because o. hel lSoatI"1' AMI "a'a.
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tlnenr. lie kne" 30 aari o. 'i2F Representative.
upon this i1oor tc Justify tie gentleman >a!y2:
that they have 10 stomach tor prosecuting til.
war =,
Mr. HagIInaron. ! >Ad Sinn'a'h i9r nsA
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19

canal, was concurred in; also memorial for
increase of mail service from Portage City to
Wautoma. Bills were passed to authorize
the Governor to purchase flags; to detach
Richland county from the 9th judicial dis
trict, and add it to the 9Th; to establish Ium-
Der districts in the State. and to regulate the
traffic therein; and number OF local bills.
Assen5ly.-The vote rejecting the resolu-
luton to procure the publication OF the pro-
ceedings of the Sorghum Convention,lwas re-
considered and the resolution adopted. A
memorial to Congress was adopted asking
grant of land to aid the Southern Minnesota
Railroad. Bills were introduced providing
for sinking fund to pay certain debts farm
mortgages) of the Milwaukee Horizon road !;
to re-establish the township system of schools;
amending the Statutes in regard to legacles and
debts of deceased persons; amending stat
utes in regard to roads and bridges; and
memorial for daily mail from st. Paul to
Lake Superior.
Senate bills were passed increasing the sal
ary of the Assistant State Treasurer and As
sstant Secretary of State to $1,000; amend
ing act of 1859 requiring parties to prosecute
appeals to the Supreme Court with diligence.
Assembly bills were passed amending chap
ter Is of the Revised Statutes; amending
the charter of the Northwestern Railroad
Co.. amending an act of 1859 respecting In
surance companies; authorizing garnishee
actions in Circuit Courts to allow School
Land Commissioners to annul patents in GER
tain cases; and to amend the Revised Stat
| utes concerning Circuit Courts.
A number of bills were ordered to third
reading
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19

tested with an innumerable number of rats
and mice, and they have no mark of having
been cleaned since they were first built. 1t is
needless for me to say that no man can survive
long confinement in place of this kind and
although / am acquainted with several per-
sons who have been confined there, l do not
know of one who can now be called well
man."
Such is the chivalry of the men who are at
tempting to destroy this Union. If it be
urged in extenuation of their conduct that
they have not the means 70 feed and protect
their prisoners from the cold, so much the
worse for them; so much greater the wrong
and iniquity of their pretense to a separate
nationality. If they have not the means OF
feeding their prisoners they are violating
every principle of justice and humanity in
cor tinuing war which they are unable to
conduct without disregarding every rule OF
honor and all the usages of war among civil
lied people.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19

A CONSCIENTIOUS BUT SHREwD WIDOW
Scene in a church-yard. "Ah, Mrs. Smith,
what are you doing with your watering can ?"
''Why, Mr.. Prince, have begged few hay
seeds, which have in bundle and am GO
ing to sow them on my husbands grave, and
l have brought little water with me to make
them spring" "You will have no occasion to
do that, as the grass will soon grow upon il"
replied the clerk. "Ah, Mr.. Prince, that may
be; but do you know my husband, who now
lies there, made me promise him on his death
bed, l would never marry again till the grass
had grown over his grave; and having good
offer made me, dinna wish to break my
word, or be kept as | am"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19
MONT BLANC REvIsITED.
BY JOHN RUsKIN.

Mount beloved mine eyes again
Behold the twilight's sanguine stain
Along thy peaks expire;
D Mount beloved thy frontier waste
/ seek with a religious haste
And reverent desire.
They greet me midst thy shadows cold
Such thoughts as holy men OF old
Amidst the desert found;
Such gladness as in Him they felt,
Who, with them, through the darkness dweit,
And comprised all around.
oh, happy If His will were so,
} To give me mama here for snow,
And by the torrent-side,
To lead me, as He leads his iocks
OF wild deer, through the lonely rocks,
Inpeace, unterrihed.
Since, from the things that trustful rest
The partrid ge, on her purple nest,
The marmOt in his den,-
God wins a worship more resigned,
purer praise than He can ind
Upon the lips of men.
Alas for man who hath no sense
OF gratefulness or confidence,
But still rejects and raves;
That all Gods love can hardly win
One soul from taking pridei in sin
And pleasure over graves.
Yet let me not, like him who trod
In wrath, Of old, the Mount OF God,
Forget the thousands left,
Lest, haply, when l seek His face,
The whirlwind OF the cave replace
The glory of the cleft.
And teach me, God, a milder thought,
Lest 1, of all Thy blood had bought,
Least honorable be;
And this that moves me to condemn
Be rather want of love for them,
Than jealousy for Thee.
July, lS45.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19

A REPoRTER's VERDICT UPON UNITED STATES
SENAToRs-The Washington Correspondent
of the Cincinatti Commercial passed the fol-
lowing judgment upon some of our Senators !:
After three months daily attendance in the
Senatorial jury box, (better known as the Re-
porter's Galley have brought the following
verdict | don't know how far the general
public will agree with me, but those who dis
agree are privileged to appeal to higher
Court:
The best laywer-Mr. Collamer, of Yer
mont.
The best scholar-Mr. Sumner, of Massa-
ehusetts.
The best general debater and practical leg
islator-Mr. Fessenden, of Maine.
The "keenest debater-Mr. Trumbull, of
Illinois.
The most pleasant speaker to listen to
Mr.. Doolittle, of Wisconsin.
The best fnancier-Mr. Sherman, of Ohio.
The richest man-Mr. Sprague, of Rhode
Island.
A very sensible old man-Mr. Wade, of
Ohio.
The greatest bore that ever lived-Mr Da-
Wis, of Kentucky.
The Knight of the Sorrowful Nigger-Mr.
Lane, of Kansas.
The most violent copperhead-Mr. Powell,
of Kentucky.
The most eloquent copperhead-Mr. Carli-
sic, of Virginia.
The most bibulous man in Congress-Mr.
Richardson, of Illinois.
The best looking man, when sober-Mr.
Salisbury, of Delaware.
The man who has the least to say-Mr
Hendricks, of Indiana.
The man who made a fatr pas in issuing a
" strictly private circular, which soon be-
came public property-Mr. Pomeroy, of Kan
sas.
The man who comes nearest to being no.
body-Mr. Riddle, of Delaware.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19

A half famished fellow in the Southern
States tells of baker (whose loaves had been
growing small by degrees and beautifully less
who, when going his rounds to serve his GUS
toners, stopped at the door of one of them
and knocked, when the lady within exclaim-
ed, "Who's there ?" and was answered, "The
baker," swell, you needn't make such a
fuss about it; put it in through the keyhole y
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19

A Missourian recently visited Chicago
and met on the streets of that place a stout,
middle aged negro, whom he at once recog-
nized as fugitive slave, his master being
well known in ST. Louis. The following col
loquy took place =" Jack, why are you not
in the service, fighting for your freedom ?"
"Golly, Massa," said Jack, cycling his inter-
rogator askance, would been dab long 60,
less at niggah ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19
The President on CoIored Sufrrage.

A special to the Evening Post, Washington,
4th, says:
Messrs. Bretonneau and Rondonnese, the
delegation appointed by the colOred freedmen
of Louisiana to wait upon the President, pre-
scented their memorial last evening, asking
that the colored peoplein Louisiana who we're
free before the rebellion, may be permitted
to vote in that State. The President receiv-
ed the deputation cordially, and replied that
an impression had gone abroad that he was
acting irresponsibly in the elections in Rebel
States, but it was wrong He must finish the
big job on his hands of crushing the rebellion,
and, in doing that, if it became necessary to
prevent the rebels from voting, he would do
so. If the recognition of black men as haV-
lug right to vote was necessary TO close the
war, he would not hesitate. He saw no rea-
son why intelligent blacks should not vote
but this was not a military question, and ne
would refer it to Constitutional Convention
In Louisiana.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19

eT The terror of the Great Desert of Sa-
hara is being removed by the application of
science. In 1860 five wells had been opened,
bringing water to the surface from depth of
five hundred feet. Vegetation is springing
around the wells, and the "desert viii bios
som like the rose"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19

How THE NEGRO TRO0Ps BEHAVED Az OLUS-
TEE.-The New York HeralFs correspondent,
not likely to be prejudiced in their favor
speaks thus of the conduct of the negro
troops at the battle of Olustee:
1.-THE lst North Carolina and the 54th Mas
sachusetts, OF the colored troops, did admlra-
bly,. The 1ss North Carolina held the posi-
tons it WIS placed in with the greatest te-
nacity, and indicted heavy loss on the enemy;
1t was cool and steady, and never hinched
for moment. The 54th sustained the Fepu-
tation they had gained at Wagner, and bore
themselves like soldiers throughout the oa'-
tle.n
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19
The New York Town EIeetiOns---HeaVy Union
Gains.

The following is the result of the recent
from:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19

Miss Anna E. Dickinson has been COM
PEELED to relinquish several engagements 70
lecture in western New York, in consequence
Of failing health.