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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18

overcome se shoals Of the Mississippi be held al bay
by the Mobiia shallowsS
1t is true the bay, for disisucs OF twenty miles
more from the city viii not admit ships Of heavy bur.
then, bat VIC opine that the ZION Admiral made pro-
vsioss for this before setting out HE enterprise.
just prior to the rebellion board o. commissioners
was az pcined By the Alsbami 'gisAture TO deepen
the hareor Of Mobile. Il Is doubtful the work has
ever oeeo e'm leed but whether it has not vessels
carrying three hundred and isy or four Hundred toms
alcp without difficulty to the wharves Of the ,ity
F,rr'gut has undoubtedly encountered numerous
artificial obsrnctioas s'retchsu tcross the bay but
there 10 no rauai obsrusuons prevent a. least his
mortar boats from getting sbia Smelling distance Of
the city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18
IS MOBILE AppRoAoHAsLE BY WATER

TIE New York Comperclal thus speealates upon the
ficility Of approaching Mobile by water:
morning co.emporaIy whose habi: is to tsse An ui
favorable view of the situation generally, expresses me
opinion that EArragut will not be able to capure nc e
on account oil tue sballoWn OF the wa*r IN the 20.
Yet this came curnal informed us yesterday that inc
Tennessee snd other ships.of war comprising DuSusu-
80 sast were CONSTRUCTED at S,ma on the Alabama
rryer. one hundred and forty NILS above MOBILE IT
buchanan can aoat his chips otwar wn the Alabama
river and Noble bay, why cannot FArragut foa! his
up
s1uct on of portion of the Aes Gays: The horg sn
/, saf and will try 10 run up TO night" II the Nor
gan, which IL heavy iron-clad, mousIng i've guls,
cos ed the shoals and reached the cit not
bic to suppose that Farr1gut followed 10 her wake p
Would the oil adog, who has on 60 many occasions
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18

THE MORsAE TIE FIaHT IN kOBILE BAY.-Tts
NOOils Tribune o. the 10 ID, publishes communication
from one Of TIE crew o. the NOTgaa, With regard TO
the conduct Of hsr officers Al msn, in the Teeen! Ba-
val Sight at Noble Bay:
Il las been rumored at the street corners that the
Morgan did not 6ghs well and shat she ran away. ]
wish 70 aae that these rumOrs entirely false. Thc
Morgan fought as braVely any vessel could fight
Sac was within 6ye hundred yards Of the Yaikee vi
sells and fought them two hours. toe so; p
Of.Ear Hartford for Ihe second im,; lie Morgan en-
"a ed Der nearly an hour. fhs odds Nc had TO con
Ieud against we're sI to One-soOps-oi war; nonitoTs
double enders and gunbOats. l am certain is the
manner which Captain Harrison handled his vessel
shat saved her. The captain, Ulcers and men we're
cool and fougls baVeiy. l. IA the Mobile
papers when The florida ran p1ss the ies that il
b.avs and daring sOl l. certainly va; bus Was i no.
also brave dAriog acs for Captain HARRISON to
the gauntlet Of twenty-five neF, from Fort Morgan 10
the obslrueions with the euouys ass Stationed and
on tue lockout 10 n'eToept herr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18

ST. LOUIS IrEHa-A telegram il the New York pa
pers, dated s.. Louis, l2ih inst, says:
General Payue has levied tax Of enc hundred and
tWent -ive collars each bale Of cotton aud tEeny
Tvs Der Oeut ad vAOrem each hCg5head of tobacco
f dso}a me- for the b, NETS Of tho mi les Of robbed
ard murdered Union men, t expected that this ak
viii Yield nree bundled thousand dtlsrs in ak u lnths
letter o lie Demoeiat from xco No, say3COu
RFsssman Hal vas or es'ed here On "Wednesday f'f
ls the foiiOEing language at the "a load depot
bold President Lincoln be AZ much M enemy TO this
gcyernmsnI ~ q Davis" Hail arrived here under
guard this evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18

YANKEES
From the New York Herald of the l8!b, just recoived,
wo have the following:
WINCHESTER, Va, Aug 1910 P. M.-The last Of
Earys rebs forces left here yesterday morning about
ten O'clock. His train three miles long. Our
cav Icy charged into the town yesterday the rebe
rear guard went out Erly established bis headquar-
iers last night Of NswtoWD.
Yesterday morning there was heavy skirmlshing be-
tween forces aud portion OF the ,bels on the
Milford aud Front Royal roads, at a point about two
miles from this place. We dove the rebels.
Early is well protecting his front and rear and max
log up the Valley as fast ever be go. l cannot
ea.n that he expects to DO materially reinforced. Ha
train ia very heavily loaded.
Ealy will make a stand at .Strasburg, if he must /;
be ia trying hard to reach point where the Valley
ia narrower
Everything Is very quiet here to-day. There no
rebel forces between here and Marinsburg and Hagers
town. aud the read from here to the above named places
l.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18

DEATH OF AN OLD EOIros.-The New Orleans "a
pers announce the death Of Peter K Wagner O., tie
oldest pliater and editor of thai city He was, it is
stated brother of ths elitor of the old Federal Re
publican. published in Ltimore in 1919.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18

Pas, Pas III We can't get Peaes and pleRty, We
viii have chance, to-day, at AessIs Tardy Williams
AleiOn sac to obtain plenty of peas hse thousand
bushels Will be of red, without reserve, Government
account We are lnforugd that the pets are Of good
qiaTsy, and are o1lY dkPossd Of by the OOmmissary
Department because there 10 a suPeiauy Of that sT-
el. Of food in the Commissary warehouses. We hope
that sOeeul4tOrs will not be allowed to purchase any
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ArrI1na AT NRK oRLrAHa.

private letter, dated August 81, has been recsived
from LeWsburg, which is on lake POnchartrain, Oppo-
site New 0,eans. Itsays:
"a bocksder arrived yesterday, and reports that
have whipped the Yanks at Morgan "a al taken 2 600
negro prisoners
Drafting is Roirg on In the city New O.lssns) of
all persons from Is 40 years Of age. The order to
this effect published in the papers of the sob.
The Mobile papers think that these may be intended
for the expedition against Il a, city.
DIATH OF BRIG. GIN VICTOR J. sIsIRDIY.
Many OF QUE readers will be paiued to learn the
death OF this brave young officer. BE was killed last
evening while CALAMITY leading his Brigade in the
charge to reoccapy our works from which troops
had been at st driven by the enemy. Gen. Grardey
was struck in the upper portion Of the forehead and
death ust have been instantaneous. His body is now
in the city, awaiting transportation to Augusta Ca,
where be leaves yOupg wife to mourn bis untimely
demise. He was brave and dashiDg officer, good
christian aud devoted friend IL Is goa rcsly two weeks
since he was bFeve.ted Brigsdier General for gallant
aud Hitorious conduct HIS Was one of the few cases
in the history OF this war where promotion bad fol-
lowed merit so promptly. Indeed, there is but another
case in the army where Lieutenant was made Briga.
der General.
Attic outbreak of the war, he left New Orleans as
First Lieutenant of Company C. Louisiana Guard, sut-
seqaenlly, he was appointed Adjutaut General Of
virgins gade, and during his temporary un6tness
for field service, he WIS assigned to the command Of
battalion of local defencs troops at Augusta. He was
then appointed General NahonOS staff and after tie
battle Of the S0h in front Of Petersburg, promo
ted TO the temporary rank of Brgader General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18
BY ELLETr, BELL a FOX, Aucr's
A UcTIoNS Us SALE LIE Oh OF =. POO .. ,,.

BY ELLETT BELL FOX, Aucr's
A UCTION SALE OF
"A THE RESCUED CARGO OF THE
STEAMER "DARE"
AND OTHER LARoi CossosESTs or PoREoS
Lam. I'd FROM NASSAU.
onTUEsD sY tie Esd August viii at at our ware.
steamer Dare, and add dgrmsn irass nsT-
chant e jus; received BY other Steamers comp ips At. hs
following goods, viz
81 pieces black cloths
So I" black gross 6u rhin siks
1JJ fancy dark and light prints
30 I" ~ bleached shirtings
20 pdnted orgsndles
alwotl oeaines
70 q" French merlroes
10 Ga heavy lAmbskin coating
20 g. blue and blscl muskorS coatipg
10 heavy fancy cashmere
10 81 inch indigo blde and black mixed twssIs
! case diamond pointed hletng, card clothiaf
10 pieces Grout5 Khg lsh apes
70 Z" black and colored be ribbons -
40 black mohairs, escorted
70 dozen super French corssts
10 . black and fancy ne L ties 4
leo " Regatta shirts
~ long c I'll shirts
leo pieces assorted silk ha udkerchlefs
70 boxes hemmed q
70 paus Ladies' lasting gsies
30 ceEsn brown cotton hsf-hose
bal "a ug1sta sh.etng
bAes sgat-0unce eHn.burgs
so boxes s. n. Hollands manufactured tobacco
80 boxes HiawAths tobacco
IS kegs carbonate sbda
barre Java coffee &c. &C.
The sale will commence ut 10 O'Clock
ELLErf, BELL FOX
soorsignmens for this lie should sent In by saturday
afternoon. su7-S.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18

oBsrauCrISG TIE Doc CAIcHERs.-DuriDg the ope.
ratons of the deg catchers in l7h street. Tuesday,
uegro threw the net over a NIL bobtl black dog
Fanny 81 va Of Dr. p Trent TO whom the dog belonged
rushed out of an alley and full tilt aganst the lei.
ma1 knocking him head Overhses, and tumbling ever
him. scrambirg quickly from her PROSTATE position,
she grabbed Up the net and liberated the dog, Who with
his tail tucked down, sped up the valley Like wicked
thought aud disappeared Officer Jnkins arrested the
woman, and the Mayor this morniog ordered her tQks
whipped.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18

iDsy original that IL ives stripped Iot ali
the cloyiUg common pa,es ordinarily used on such &C
cssOns. l. exhibited the ardent and determined spirit
Of the soldier, ike Sir Gsllshad,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18
= to battle for the right
To saua from shame or thra!l.

AT the conclusion of serg ant Marks speech, Gov
Lscher made few pltrio,ic and well timed rsmsrks
which kept the company aud the attending cfOHd 10
right good humor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18
DOR SALE ON CONsIGNMRNT-
Au l5---lw

II Tse shoe Iron at cleo. and horse shoes OF best
exchange for coanty produce o. curreet rsts
We wou respectfully INFORM friends and the public that
Mr. Spencer able devote h whole time Except
hour In the day. 10 bures this arrangement 70
be ali conssnmsnts Of country produce shA be
promptly attended 70. ePENoER vENABLt,
sus-eod2ws 1s5 Gary strees
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18
BOsA y,S,sSSay's EssEiSS EJiResL
TELEGRAPHTC.
FROM GEORGIA.
Reconnaissance of the Enemy Near Decatur.

Raiders on the Atlanta and West Point
Railroad.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18
ZHENE VS..
Wow rHr NoR1H SIDE OF fHrJaMEA

IRON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE JAMES.
An official despatch, received at he War Department,
stss that the enemy did not renew the attack on
lines after O'Clock yesterday evening. His force on
the Charles City Road after advancing to within two
niles Of Whites Tavern was driven back across Whit
Oak Swamp. Our loss was small.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18
RICHMOND & DANVILLR RAILROAD.

SUPERisrEsDEsFs 0TFioE,
edmond, Aug. Is, 1854
nN aud aft.r Tuesday, August l6, 1884, the
" Evenirg rain on This ad leaving Richmond
will be deyosd exclusively the transportation Of Sk and
wounded soers ami oher persons will be allowed The
oHARLfs TAIc0TT
au l5-lv supt.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE R. r,

hlOnhOND AMI DANtlLLE r. n
Pcesidents 0fice y
Richmond, August 10, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that this road is
NV able to transport the freight that
Piedmont Rosd and In sddiu q 70 that pre-
pared take eght delivered along
road aud such private can be placed the
after Supplying the demands o the Government
nviius iav,ed 10 deliver tner freight depot trans
portation.. LkWIs r. HARvIR,
enlo-lW. President.
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NTEW CONCERN.-Ihe undersipned bay,

M HW OOIfOn1'1'' NO "HuorslBueu nHVe
IN thisday formed rtnehip arm and syi,
Of WILLIAMS hoRfLEkf, ios the purpsse Of conducting
general auction and Commission busnes and have taken the
sIeets We hall be constantly supplied with the nost ehOs
bsands Of Chewing and TspAeeo Cotton Yas Done
md Wooden Goods direct om manufacturers Of estabhed
rcpuat also all Of goods 10 be had Coa-
sgnois may rest assured Of t and special attention sr
interest
Liberal advances will be mad, ali eonssnments 10 hand
oonsg nen OF country 1daee viii also srded sS
prompt returns made T. T. wlLLIAMs
n. d. fokFLEkr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18
Richmond. August A b. 1894

NOTICE. Having, in accordance with the
above announcement etred toe saetn and con-
ms, huness reiuro my thank 10 ny fissds psb
the LIBERAL patronage In NY bus - coo.
necons hsresof r. In hs city and respee fuy ash
Rofheet. t7l T-----T,
SUBJ 0EOR6E lUNfs,
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AUCTION sALEs-yUTuRs DXYs.

BY ROBINSON, ADAMS CO, Auetionssrs,
Conner 9th and Main btreets.
ON FRIDAY next, the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock,
~ We will offer at Auction,
% barrels OF N. o. Iugaf
10 do medium gradedo
10 do ushed do
l0bsgs Rio coffee
10 do Cuba do
10 barrels 81. Doningo coffee
20 bones turpeniIne soap
With general assortment CT
Groceries,
Liquors and
oigas,
Dry Goods AID
Particulars given in Special Notice on morning OF .sis
adi-tds ROBINSON, ADAMRA 90.
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TUE LATEST From MOBILE.

An OfBclsl despatch received at the War Department.
this morning, states that by of truce Gus Command
log General at that point learns that Admiral Buchanan
ia doing very WELL and is in fair way to recover. This
will be highly gratifying to the friends and admirers OF
this heroic navel commander and they embrace well
nigh every friend Of our causs-nsds outside Of The
0nnfadaranr
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LATEST FROn THE UNITED STATES.
FROM THE VALLEY.

REPORTED OCCUPATION or WINCHESTER BY TRB
YANKEES
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AUCTION sAEns-ruls Jar.

AUCTION NOTICE.
HAVING REGULARLY RESUMED OUR
IL AUCTION BUeINEss,
We win have next sale
ON THURSDAY NEXT,
Al II oelsck conEgn collected.
aulf-d TAADY VILLA Ms, Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18

Thss H. hs ra up the bay With hs transports
Iosded with supplies and troops, thus dispensing with
wagon trains, and land within short distance Of the
city Bat when he doe5 this he has 10 encounter the
inner line OF offences When he does that he is no
nearer to taking Mobile than Grant s to taking Peters
burg, Sherman Atlanta or FOstes Charleston. In other
wOrds this city is long way from "gopg up" Gen.
CANDY docs not command troops enough to take the
city BY land nor Farragut Ups to break through the
guns and distractions on the water ffen.
The New York herald., 1864-09-23

a TrtNT,ON -WhNfrN fIFrY v0LUNTENPg FOi
- GEAR Th LARGEST bonnt, phd, cash ~ Aaaa; ala
|a nor wHni-t a. huR"r acAvh'rs rs4imeut Artiy
captain LfON IsAACr, general Trortadng oaccl e Cars
The New York herald., 1864-09-23

A SUPERVISOR or TOWN IN srIils stare Will
psy $3.50 bounty for three voinntssrsp suhal
1uiss ra,d and enlisted In this city, App 81 Nassau
s,rces. roonl 10.
The New York herald., 1864-09-23

a SN NnO MEN wANTRp FoR aEgiMssrs
ding ssprisou duty Ia the hsrbor -ca
va ~, iofNuty artillery. Relief tickets ~ sanilisa
The New York herald., 1864-09-23

rtqcuApGFp sOTDfRg wro HAS stEv.g
~ ysss In the arnt yi 81 alailye fo
ao'ue no mo- ct tho arai grsoes yesr
Address y. H.. Herald O. &C.
The New York herald., 1864-09-23

A SUPERVISION or asrOwN IN THis srArG Wilt
n pa tie Highest hoN fgr tirig acn tor
year. 70 hli town quota Apply ats Ma ssa street,
|~oorn IT, #sN
The New York herald., 1864-09-23

DARTIES WHO ARE DRAFTED OR ARE LIABLE
lie drafted can procure substitutes the lowest
ble cash terms BY APPLYING the old established recruit.
ing agency, No. Dover door from Franklin
square. TIERNEY BYRNES, Authorized Agents
DARTIEs WISHING VOLUNTEERS OR sUBsTITuTEs
for three years be supplied on reasonable
terms by applying at the Army aad Navy ONCE 1S-Nassau
street.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-26
JAS. BAKER, J. r.
NJ. r. MAJ us. AEph. Cn!dlceH.

THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant Is
indebted to him and so aEscOnds that the ordinary
process Of law cannot he served upon him, having
obtained original attachment against the estate
of the defendant, made returnable before James
Bakcra Justice of the Peace for McMinn coanty, and
the same having been lowed on his property: It
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before Rim at his office in Athens on the 7th day
Of November next or it will be proceeded win
~ parte. 1t is further ordered that this notice te
published for foaL successive weeks in the Koxrtle
Whig
jy9-4tpfS5 JAS. BAKER, J. P.
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JAMES HENRY, j. P.
NOTICE.
jy2-4t PISS

A FEW days since my house, about five miles
northwest of LOudon, Tenn. was entered in the day
time by three soldiers belonging to the command
stationed at Loudon, and robbed of between 5000
and $500 in old bank money, and also two pocket
books containing notes and receipt of various per
sons-the notes amounting to some s. 900 or 81 SOC.
This is therefore, to notify all persons not to trade
for any note executed to me or which held at the
time Of said robbery-among which was note e1-1
ecuted to Aaron Cormney by Jesse Matlock for about
$3O0-and also to notify all person whom I held
notes not to pay any or either of them except the
payment be made to myself
JOHN j. WEST
Loudcn Tenn, June 23d, '64. [jy24ta]
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" CIV O. OOd -
HEART & SPEISBERGER'S,
Gay ST., one door S0ssth Of Custom House,
.. KNOXVILLE. TENN.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

WE have just received and opened large well
selected and desirable stock of Goods consisting OF
staple and facy Dry Goods of every description and
quality Ready made clothing, Ladies and Gentle
mems furnishing goods, Hats and Caps Boots and
Shoes, Stationery, Notions, &c, &c.
Having long been residents of East Tennessee,
and intending to remain here, we assure the people
that we offer as great inducements any house in
the city. Call and see for yourselves. Eezs' No
charge made for showing goods.
iell-tf HEART d SPIESBERGER.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-26

James H. Donaldson Us. Hiram HartStU
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendants
are indebted TO him, and that they so abscond that
process cannot be served on them, having obtained
original attachment against the estate of the de-
PENDANTS made returnable before James Henry, a
Justice Of the Peace for Bount county, and the
having boen levied on their property: 1t is CT
dered by said Justice that the defendants appear BE-
fore him at his office in Louisville on the 18th day
of December next or it will be proeeedod with tI
parte 1t is further ordered that this notice be put
lished for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing.
iy2-4t PISS JAMES HENRY, j. r.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-26
Law Partnership.

THE subscribers have entered into partnership
in the practice Of law. IN the Circuit and Chanccry
Courts ut RoErrsvle, and in the Supreme Court at
Knoxville in all cases in which they may be re
tanned and which may be taken to said Supreme
Court from the Counties Of Hawkins, Hancock
Granger Claiborne and Campbell.
Our partnership extends also to all cases, civil
criminal, in which may lie employed in the
Federal Court at Knoxville; and We viii attend in
said Court to the collection Of claims in any county
in Last Tennessee where the claimant or claimants
reside out of the State, and proper to cntrust
them 10 management.
The style of our firm is Nelson &; Netherland.
John Netherland Will continue as heretofore to
attend the Circuit and Chanccry Courts in Granger,
Hancock, Claiborne and Campbell counties
TIIOS. 4. T. NELSON,
j. NETHERLAND.
Knoxville Tenn. ieII-Iv
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JAMES HENRY, p.

John ". MalcOm Us. Stephens d Upton
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant v
indebted to him, and that he absconds that pre-
cess cannot be served on him, having obtained an
original attachment against the estate of the defen
dant, made returnable before james Henry, jus
tice 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 at his Office in Louisville on the 18th day O.
December next, or it viii be proceeded with CT
parte 1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing.
jy24t PISS JAMES HENRY, j. p
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Attachment.
WiILinm KjNd Us. J. @. F01

TTlEIlUm Md Us. j. Q. F0gQ.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant is
indebted to him, and absconds that process cannot
be served upen him, having obtained an original
attachment against the estate Of the defendant made
rcturnable before Joseph Ambrister Justice of the
Peace for Blcunt 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
Maryville, on the 9th day OF December next, or it
will be proceeded with ex parte. 1t is further or
dered that this notice be published for four success
sive weeks i29hsaRisorUiue Wig
jy23-4tPfs ,r.. JOS: AMBRISTBR, J. p.
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r " Tedf0r1 rs. i O. Ed0g

THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant is
indebted to him and so absconds that process caQno
be served upon him, having obtained an original
attachment against the estate of the defendant made
returnable before Joseph Ambristcr Justice of the
Peace for Blount county and the same having been
levied his property: 1t is ordered by said Justice
that the defendant appear before him at his office in
Maryville Oh the 9Th day of December next, or it
will be proceeded with ex parte. 1t is further or
dered that this notice be published for four success
sive weeks in the RnorriiLe Wing
jy23-4t pfs5* JOS. AMBRISTER, j. P.
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III. r. Moy Us. J.. M Stepkens.

TIE plaintiff, affidavit says the defendant is
Indebted to him and so absconus that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him. having
obtained original attachment against the estate
of the defendant made returnable before james b.
ker Justice of the Peace for McMinn county And
the same having been levied on his property: 1t u
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office in Athens on the 10Th day
Of December next, Or it will be proceeded with
ex parte 1t is further ordered that this notice h
published for four successive weeks in the Raorviie
Wig.
jy9-4tpf$5 JAS. BAKER, J. y.
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JAS. BAKER, J. ?.


James N Henderson as. T. CqldlceI.
THE Plaintiff, on affidavit says the defendant :
indebted 10 him and so absconds that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon him, having
obtained original attachment against the estate
of the defendant made returnabIe before James BE-
ker, Justice of the Peace for McMnn county, and
the same having been levied on his property: !:
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office in Athens on the 18th day
of October next, or it viii be proceeded with q
partc. 1t is further ordered that this notice is
published for four successive weeks in the Rqorv..
Hhiq.
jy9-4tpf$5 JAS BAKER, J. r