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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
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Entered asccg5 Of Congress in the year lisa, " e.
HnAsIza srzh once " the District Court Of tis lon
tal,Eslc laA.ss i.F Lha hoTLAaln DE.ct q eeoISia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

EXCHANGE OFOFFTCRRS AT CHARLESTON.
Tue Charleston Mercury of the ID gives an interest
ing sccouat of the exchange Of fifty Yankee oii;eIs
who have been confined for scme months in that cit7,
for the fifty Confederate officers Of nearly similar rank
who were placed vii in the lines Of Geqeral Foster III
front OF Charleston.
We viii pu lish the hereufJ'a description Of the
event in our mornings issua TIE general officers
changed are:
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CoaFInfaArR BOND ! %.

A PPLICATi On will be made 10 the Irea-
ANY DsparienG for ne o. sisfedI per esnL
Cerisdsrats BOnd No uis M u 80, dais9 - ~,
G1a-Bss' y"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

rns nIFY,

80
CuaSsgD zIFs BKGFISa NIeao 20 DS1sA S~wnl'
K6,he vas before he Mayor eitcdly morning. charged
with The n u der Of Allen, negro boy, bsOrgDg 70
I,o Noors The return Of corner'siI 'est held ca
The p-eyo,s eve, Jog vas prcddcsd FOm this nothing
ann AIRED ,eDt hasthe jury bad fcund that 'ne negro
cam, 10 bis death ON causes them unknown" No.
body had been examined before tho irq lest who knew
anything a. all
ffs Mayor had heard the statements O.Messrs. Seal
aad Jpkins, saying that be did so merely prelian-
sry upOn which 60 base future formal examination
Fom the statements Of these gsntlsmsn, 1t appeared
,hst hali heard 5, KOtte had beat The negro 10
DEATH they went 70 Kohss house and asked TO see the
negro; tts negro lying in aWOOd shed 10 the back
yard, was supple a. if recently dead, and had wOuad
his temple smother neir his ear, and Others on IS
Fghs am; Hrs X aha bad uttered to thSm Ehssthe
geo had died ia As GOOD she'd Of consumption, at day.
hg6t FRIDAY OrRug, SO previous 70 the date Of
lsll visit shey lid %. a. the tune relieve hAt pcs
stole. consiasripg tbs condition of tbe body; Ihey
believed hat decomposition would haze SGT 10 if che
negro lad been dead &C org.
liz EayOE iaId it ia, Gerry sVidsHt that tbs C ~
sIatsI eeTsnsr. He bai partially hesrd these stse-
msuis 70 aces,aa whether might Dot be necessary TO
Tder tie RJeIment OF Toe body l. he saa been me
20 ol,r Who hall this inquest, he should have had
posi- norton ex: miuaIicn Of the body.
a, Osaus who appeared as COUNSEL for Kothe, de-
Hr,d 70 have fmsl German heard witness for the
ds,e,os.
The German stated that be saw the negro boy dying
I, Kg,b, stable a, nine O'clock Friday mOrn!ug the
negro died a, 10 O'clock F;,day morning.
hr J.pkus .us,hef iofoT.eed the Mayor that Dr.
aoael Teonss knew ion.ihiag O. L .thes bearing
Sc nrg,u, aai had z. N uEsd to Nj J!nk.As that no
the Dr. intended 10 5si Tie Of The slave no
ld no. Jake lin lroa Eothe, The latter would be the
deSsd at tim.
Asss,s Seal and JDkins b0IA uGitei 10 saying that
ns negso's body dd nos LdeAis that be had died Of
disease il Was thin bus no. emAoated. Me- Seal had
fsuarksd oa FIST s5oiDg hs body, that tho negro APP
Deaf % death, .-.
Tbs Mayor fiourRsd tho examination Gil: Wednesday
morning.
a NJ Ia (Ouaoit .tsid
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COrJsdyGtes.
Mel Gen Edward johnson Of Va.
N Gen Frark Gardnef OF La.
Bag Gen Geo H Stewart Of I'd.
Brig @ j J Archer OF Va.
Brig ten NJ J # Thompson OF No.

Brig Gen Seymour, Brig Gen Wersels Big dea
soammon, Brig Gen Shaler, Brig Geo Hickman!
Among the Confederate Colonels and AaI'rs Il
changed are the following from Vrgnis;
CJlRW carter Col Norvsl 0,bb. Col WI 3 fgu
s1n. Oel Vaa5avsndsr, Ii Col p Fitzgerald Ii Co!
l. Haynes, IL Col L Mar 1 Mai. w Anderson,
Me- l. Perkins, aud hsj T UPshaS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

Chr CeEAoIL.--At meeting OF the COaasi. hsid
yesterday sven g, DE. sostt presented PFOPosit on
Of Messrs Garrett und Adams 10 supply thse iy NTH
bread a. 20 per cant above cost
Nc Cfutch6 I'D, from tbs 0Om mttes On Bead TO
Tor ed resolution 70 establish public bakery Tor the
mai utaeture o. bread ard It's sale St cost. Both mat
,eIs acre referred 90 the Committee on Supplies.
Three thousand dollars appropriated 70 the re-
lief OF tbs Female Humane Asylum.
No other business Of Interest Was done.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
EUROPEAN NEWS.
AN INTERVIEW BETWEEN EARL RUSSELL AND
THEN MANCHESTER OPERATIVEl

HIs IoBD HIP HOPING IoR The rIHs 10 MEDIATE
Ths steamer Pirgi,iid. isom Liverpool on the lsh
ul. arrived New York on tie All inst. Her malls
rnsh the foll3"ag interesting aud important helli-
Emcei
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ysDN ssss;z ssss.
sAs ieisslAs !. The Isiss; saEii.I.i issa a,.s.s
HrlDQUARTIns, Amy ~ THI POronlc

TEE EMMY AIPAHEo rHE1R LINES "A COURT OF ISeuIkr
TO BE CONVENED.
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D .FuTLIIos o. rIcFOAY tFGs4hVEs 10 rIer AOsiElL.
E,onn lie .NdntAt,Lsr Rlani.er
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

Let the "Scciey for Obtaining the Cessation OF dos
Titles look at the recent neWs and they will be con-
tent With Lord Pamerston's The best service
the government of this country can rsuder TO the
cause Of peace is 10 Les events run their corrs and
not to interior, in American politics by word or d-ed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

THE PLAINTIFFS OF VIRGINIA, NORTH
L. osRoLINA ANDeou I'll cARoLIsA, hereby iooraed
that have 70 TIE uisrks their respective
EssrgI and full directions for making Patent Sorghum
Oraser md authorized them 70 ss at law price
any desrous purchase l1dyidu ht 90 make All
- THOMAS o. BROWN.
EDWARD T. kRyWh
silsTilis r o.. Va 81 9s -eoqt tn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

paoOKLAND SCHOOL, At GREEN
10 WOOD BsPor, AIo,marls county. vA-rhs 9Th s.Esu
val bssiu % VI the LIST septeHbI Payments. psty IL
provisions WA DihWiDDiE, A a.,
sd2-wi=3tsS2ss PrtESipsl
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Attachment,
IcwiS Johnson Is. James Right.

IoWtY JOHNSON Is. JdmtS NI1Nf
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant is
indebted to him and So ahaconds that process cannot
b" served upon him having obtained an original
attachment against the estate of the defendant
made returnabe before j. j Swauncr, a Justice Of
the Peace for Monroe county, and the same having
been levicd on his property; II ia ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him
at his office in philadelphia on the oath day of No
veniber next or it will be proceeded with CT psrt-.
1t is further ordered that this notice be published
for four successive weeks in the KnorrNs hhig.-
This oath May, 1864
jes-4t PISS ]. J. SWANNER, j. 2.
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Attachment.
William BaiiUe Is. Richard l. Wilson.

IIWldm BdllUe Is, Hichdrd T. wilson.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defcndsn, I,
indebted to him and So absconds that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him, having
obtained an original attachment against the estate
of the defendant, made returnablc before Joseph
Alnbri.ter Justice of the Peace for Blount county
and the same having bccn levied On his property
Ii ordered by said Justice that the defendant ,p
pear before him at his office in Maryyillc ON tho oh
day Of November next, or il will bcprocccdcd with
OK partc II is further ordered that this notice be
published for four successive weeks in The KnorciRc
Why.
iols-itpi$5H JOS. AMBRISTER, J, T.
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OBITUARY..

IT al all times melancholy task to be called upon
TO record the death Of good man, but 'as il is APP
pointed unto all men once to die" are much bet
ter reconcilcd when We know that the man whose
death s recorded came to his last end in a natural
way. We submit TO the great fiat Of the Almighty
whom see that the end of the man 10 the result of
the great laws of our nature. When we see how
ever, that his earthly terminated by the
,dongs Of wicked men, then We are afflicted with
tho deepest and most pungent sorrow. This was
unfortunately the with the subject Of this no.
..icc.
Doctor ABRAHAM Hoover was born in Lancaster
county, Pa, on the 9th day Of September, 1921,
where he was raised and educated. After growing
70 manhood, and completing his literary education
he studied medicine under DR.. Carson, of that State
Some short time after that he removed to the State
Of Tennessee where he commenced the practice of
his profession very successfully. On the 27th day
OF July. 1853 he was happily married to Sarah
Ellen Chenoweth, Of kne, county. In May. 1862
his bosom friend the partner Of his life, was called
10 the spirit land ITO that bourne from whence no
traveller has ever returned"
In the spring of 1853, Dr. Hoover made pro-
ftssion of religion under the ministry Of Rev Geo.
Alexander, and attached himself tn the Methodist
church. In tina. church he lived devoted and e1-
erpary member unit. the day of his death.
The circumstances Of his DEATH so far ss VIC have
learned them. we're about Ms follows:
On the nigh. Of the 9th of May, 1854 two assn
sins cam. to the house OF Allan Dalrymples where
the Doctor vss living. They we're dresssi in Fed
ersl unif,r but rsrs iiis the bypcerite de'cribed
~ tss po4t-aIrb, sto.s tbs livery cf heaven =,
s:,,e.s. do1i, in."-.~~s ir.,rna., t-d, 10 b,
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First National Bank OF Knoxville.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Oiice Of Comptroller " the Currency
WdshiagtOn, iprL 10, 1904.

VH"Ny'"'i apr" ~ A'"''
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence presented
10 the undersigned u has been made TO appear that
the First Nation ] Bank Of Knoxville, in the
county Of Knox and State Of Tennessee has foen
duly organized under and according 10 the require
mcnts Of the act st Congress, entitled AN act to
provide national currency secured by pledge "
United states stocks. and TO provide for the circulN-
ton and redemption thereof approved February
25, 1868, and has complied with all the provisions
Of said act required to be compiled with before com.
piled with before commencing the business of bank
ing
Now, thcrcforc, l. lIuou McCulLocu Comp
troller Of the Currency do hereby certify that the
First National Bank If Knoxville, county of Knox
and State Of Tennessee, is authorized 10 commence
the business Of banking under the act aforesaid,
.s3###,''' In testimony whereof witness my hand
Al l., $ N and seal Of Office, this nineteenth day Of
s,'Gsl:ssf. April, 1864, -
HUGH McCULLOCH,
ielS-tf Comptroller ~ the Carrenry.
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HEADQUARTERS ToR PlcrURKs--Mr T. NJ.
Schiller Artist from Nashville, has established
branch gallery in this city, His place Of bushes,
Is next to General CARrERs Headquarters, whore
he is ready to furnish every style of pictures such
rs Photographs, Cartcs de Niste, &c Cali and ei-
anime specimens, aprl6-im'
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Attachment,
J. Grdy Smith Us, John NOOK,

" UTdy SWW W' JOhh NOOK,
THE plaintiff on affidavit, says tho defendant is
indebted 10 him and 20 absconds that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him, having
obtained M original attachment against the estate
Of the defendant, made returnable before John Nc
Gully, Justice Of the Peace for Blount county and
the same having been levied on his property II Is
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his Office in Rlount county on the 18th
day Of November nett or 1t will be proceeded with
er parte II is further ordered that this notice be
published for four successive weeks ia tho Knos ris
Wig, This 2Oth May, 1864,
jel5-itpisb" JOHN MoCuLLY, j,
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R. GILES rs. II. D0noh0o.

IN this case II appears tina: tho defendant is a
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee 1t is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four sue
ccssive weeks in the knorrills Wig notifying said
Henry Donohoo to appear before John Minis, Jus
tico Of the Peace at his office in Madisonviie Mon
roe county, Tenn on the oath day Of December
next. 10 answer, then and there said attachment as
the law directs, or the same will be taken con-
fcssed and heard partc as to him. Thi. 4th June
1864. JOHN MINIS,
jels-Atpfs5 j. 2. for Monroe county.
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Notice.

HEREBY forcwarn all persons from trading
for two certain rotcs of hand Of the following de-
scripton-0nc executed TO me by John Perrin, as
well rs recollectcd in June S62, for $50, pay
able six months after date. The other note executed
TO me by John Davis, for S2l2, payable twelve
months after date, dated October llth 1862. Said
notes my pocket book, and some money, were
forced away from me on the l9ta day of December
last by two rebel soldiers Mt the pono the bayonet
Davis and Perrin will pay mo their respective
amounts by my receiptng against said 'otes.
JAMES II. DAVIS,
cil9-?ts DMns y Roads, Tenn.
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J. GRAY .Smith Us. Jesse G. Wallace

THE plaintiff on affidavit, says tho defendant !,
indebted TO him and SO absconds that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him, having
ohtsnod m original attachment against the estate
Of the defendant, made returnable before John Nc
Gully Justice Of the Peace for Blount ooanty and
the same having been lowed on his property II i,
ordered by said Justice that tho defendant appear
before him ut his office in Blount comfy on tho 9th
dry Of November next or it will be proceeded with
OK partc II is further ordered that this notice be
published for four successive week. in the hnorr,s
Ivhiq This Goth May 1894.
jelS-AtptS5' JOHN McCCLLY, j. =.
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Law Partner.ShiD.

81 THE subscribers have entered into partnership
in the practice Of law, In the Circuit and Chuncery
Courts ut Rogersvlle, and in the Supreme Court at
Knoxville, in all cases in which they may be re-
tanned and which may be taken to ssid Supreme
Court from the Counties Of Hawkins, Hancock
Grain,cr Claiborne and Campbell.
Our partnership extends also tn all eases civil
or criminal, in which we may be employed in the
Federal Court At Knoxville and we will attend in
said Court to the collection of claims in any county
in East Tennessee, where the claimant or claimants
reside out of the State, and soc proper to entrust
them to our management.
The style of our firm is Nelson & Nethcrlaud.
John Netherland will continue as heretofore, TO
attend the Circuit and Chancery Courts In Granger
Hancock, Claiborne and Campbell counties.
THOS. A. X. NELSON,
J. NETHERLAND
Knoxville, Tenn. jelly
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j. graz Smith rs. William c. Wallace.

j. Gray SmW rs, HWldm G, Wallace
THE plaintiff, ON affidavit says the defendant Is
indebted to him and 20 absconds that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be- served upon him, having
obtained nm original attachment against the estate
Of the defendant, made returnable before John Ne.
Gully Justice Of the Peace for Blount county, and
the same having been levied on his property II IL
ordered 10y said Justice that thu defendant appear
before him NJ his Office in Bount county, On the 10th
day Of November next or II will be- proceeded with
ex partc 1t is further ordered that hi, notice he
published for four successive weeks in tho haorrilis
Wing This Goth May 1864.
jels,ltpfS5' JOHN MoCULLf, +.
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jels-4tpf;
Wright f. Co., use Of s $. eileen, Us Henry
UOU0bo0

IN this case It appears that the defendant is a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee: II is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four sue
ccssive weeks in the KsorriHr WIG notifying said
Henry Donohoo to appear before John Minis, JUS
tcc of the Peace at his Office in jacksonville Mon
roe county, Tenn, on the oath day of December
next to answer then and there, said attachment as
the law directs or the same will be taken as con-
fcssed and heard parte as to him. This 4th June,
1864. JOHN MINIS,
jels-itpiS5 J. 7. for Monroe county.
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e. Gilcs r.. Henrn Donohoo.

IN this case II appears that the defendant ia a
nonresident of the State Of Tennessee: II ia there
fore ordered that publication be made for four sue
cessve weeks in the Rrorritte Wig notifying said
Henry Donoboo to appear before John Minis, a Jus
tice Of the Peace at his office in Msdisonve, Mon
roe county, Tenn, on the cath day Of December
next, TO answer, then and there said attachment as
the law directs or the same will be taken as COR
fsssed and heard ex psrts as to him. This ith June
lss4 JOHN MINIS
'sis trss = p. ~ Ycnrcs svut,.
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Nm Craig, Trustee, Dc, Us. w. Y c. Hnmes.
THE defendant, W. T. c. Uumes, having aban-
doncd his home and being now beyond the jursdic-
ton Of this Court stated in the bill 1t order
ed that publication he made for four successive
weeks in the hnorritic Wig, notifying said defen-
dant to appear before the Chancery Court at Knox
willie on the first Monday Of October next then and
there to make his defense to the bill or tho same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing .,
parte.
\ copy of the order:
jcls-4t pfsj ID. A. DEADERICK, c 4 N. ID
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" A. Wdiksr and others, Trustees Of Porter
AcadcmH NdyyujHc, Tenn,, rs B. W Ioole,
TIE respondent b. W. loolc having fed from
the STATE charged in the bill II is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in the
haorr'Hs Wig, notifying said defendant to appear
before the Chnnccry Court at Knoxville on the first
Monday Of October next, then and there to make
his defense to the bill the will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing cr parto.
copy Of the order;
jclS-+t piss u, 4. DEADEElCK, c. 4 NJ
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S. D Cole. Admir- DC, VS.. Hqqh 71omp.o5

s. D Cole, Admr, DC, rs. Hugh 7homp'o1,
TIL respondent, Hugh Thompson, being a non
resident Of the state, charged IN tho bill; 1t is
dered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the knorriA, v hiG notifying said dcisn-
dant to appear before tho Chanccry Court at Knox
vile on the first Monday Of October next then and
there to make his defense to tho bill, or the same
will he taken as confessed and ,et for hcaring o.
partc.
a copy Of the order:
;olS pfS nEtnCRTCR
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Prices N DIXIE-Flour is selling in Co
lumbus, Ga, from wagons, at 70 cents per
pound. and it is predicted that in less than
u month it will 90 down to 3Oc.
Provisions around Grenada, Miss, are
said to he abundant, The hotels at that
place charge but 81 per day,
A man from Hanover on Thursday offer
ed for sale in the Second Market a barrel
of -four and three bushels of meal. For
the flour he asked $500, for the meal 500 =
bushcl But the people were SO iuccnsed
by these exhorbitant prices and talked SO
loudly about mobbing and hanging him.
that The old fellow pitched his goods into
his cart and fled up Marshall street as fast
as his mules legs could carry hm,-Rich-
mond Sentinel.
The Nashville Press says Eighty-two
Government laborers on the Northwestern
railroad were arrested for openly refusing
10 work, and s.nt to this city, whore they
were confined in the Pcnitcntary until yes
tordav, when, their accounts being all made
out and their transportation from Louis
willie to the place where they were at work,
and also tor return transportation, was de-
Quoted from the wages due them, they were
paid of and released being told that Gov
eminent had no further use for them, So
ended the brief history OF an attempted
strike.
DEATH or A HEAVY MAN-IIenry Tracy,
u citizen of Hancock county, East Tonnes
see, died on the 18th of April, 1864, lie
was about iorty-siX years of age, six feet
six inches high, and weighed over coo
pounds. For many years previous to his
doath he had not left his home. His health
was generally good he was very telkative
and fond of company A great many per
sons visited him from curiosity. In his
young days he excclcd all his schoolmatcs
in running jumping &c. lie leaves a wife
and two children.
NATIONAL BANKs.-Thcrc are now 27S
National banks organized, with a capital Of
S23049,0 900. Eight million dollars of the
new National currency have been issued to
lis banks, bringing the issue up to the first
of January, since which time the other 100
banks have been organized.
The gold medal presented to General
Washington by Congress on the evacuation
Of Boston by the British, and the only gold
one presented 10 MIN, HAS Dccll DuTcHtStu
by few gentlemen Of Delaware, and will
be presented to Lieutenant General Grant
The sum paid for it is over $4,000.
THE will of John Butler, brother Of Mai
Gen. Butler has been offered for probate in
the surrogate : Office in New York. lie left
IN estate, the Esprsss says,valued at $4,000
600, of which one half is bcqueathed to the
Major General.
GEN. BUELL. has resigned, and his resig-
nation has been accepted. 1t is understood
that he resumes his position in the regular
army - Colonel and Assistant Adjutant
General.
THE Richmond Examiner says that there
have been $4,000 prisoners received at
Libby since the battle Of Bull Run.
GrSERAL Fremont has resigned his com.
mission as Major General, which has been
accepted by the President
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pdrnick George rs. I'm. n. Fyo..j..o

Pdraict George rs. I'm. B. Fd.cisco
THE respondent, W. B. Francisco, a. an adhe-
rent of the rebel cause, abandoned his home and
has gone South. stated in the bill: II ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the knazriiie Wing, notifying said defendant TO
appear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville on
the first Monday Of October next, then and thero TO
make his defense to the bill or the same will be Ia
ken as confessed and set for hearing e1 parte.
A copy Of the order:
icls-4t Mss ID. "A. DEADER1CK, c. M
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jcls-it pf$5 j. A. DEADERICB, c. & NJ.
JOHN Jones and VIE Us. W. Y. c. Hume,.

JOHN Jones and VIE Us. W. Y. C. Hume,
THE defendant, W. Y C. Humcs, is now and has
been for long timo absent from this State as
charged in the bill 1t is ordered that publication
be made for four successive week, in the KnoruiUe
Wing, notifying said defendant to appear before the
Chanccry Court at Knoxville on the frat Monday
of Oco or next then and there TO make his defense
to the bill, or the will be taken as confessed
and set for hearing cx parte.
A copy Of the order:
jels-4t piss ID. A. DEADER1CK, c. & ".