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The DEATH OF Ma. THAcKERAY.-The'I.o London
Journals teen with notices and anecdotes of Mr..
Thac keray, whose death was very sudden ard un-
expected. The Times gives the following account
of his last hours:
"He was suffering from two distinct complaints,
one of which has now wrought bis death. More
than a dozen years ago, while ne was writing
sPendennis' ii will be remembered that the publi
cation Of that work was stopped oy bis serious ILL
ness He was brought to deaths door, and he was
saved from death by Dr. Elliofson, TO whom, In
gratitude he dedicated the hovel, when he lived to
finish it, But ever since that aiiinent ne mas been
subject every month or six weeks 10 attacks OF
sickness, attended with violent retchng. He was
coDeratuIating himself the other day on the failure
of his old enemy to return, and then ne checked
himself, if he ought not 70 be 100 sure Of re-
lease from his plague.
On Wednesday morning the complaint returned
and he was in great suffering all day. he was no
better In the evening, and his servant, about the
time of leaviug him for the night, proposed to Sit
up with him. This he declined. he was heard
moving about midnight, and be must have died be-
tween two and three in the morning of yesterday
III. medical attendants attribute his deata To efu
.ion ON the brain. They add that he had very
large brain, weighing no less than aek az He
thus died of the complaint which seemed To tFOu-
BILE him least He died full OF strength and Te1oic
ing, full of plans and hopes.
On M6nday last he was congfatufating himself
on having finished TOUR numbers of new novel.
He had the manuscript In his pocket, and with q
boyish rankness showed the last pages 10 friend,
asking him 10 read them aud sac what he could
make OF them. When he had competed four mum.
b@rs more he said he would subject himsefi 70 The
skill OF a clever surgeon, aud be no more an inya
lid. In the fuIiness Of his powers ne has faileu
before = complaint which gave hm no alarm.
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Judge Lyons Court. The quarterly seasion
Of Judge Lyons's Court Will commence this
morning At 10 O'Clock. The case Of Robert
8. Forde, for the murder Of Mr. Dixon, Clerk
Of the G. 8. House Of Representatives, come
time since, will te brought up for examine
jon, aud 1t IL desirable that witnesses and
Jurors should attend promptly. The doeksG
ia Q heavy one, and In order to ensure .
speedy termination Of tho business 70 bo
disposed OF, no obstacle ought TO be thrown
In the way Of trying the cases - they ase
called
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,.,,,,sb # ihisiy days will be granted TO
- ',.l,.fsJ mar 7.ho viii secure Ia any compa
~, of frr 4Imy Of Northern Virginia hn able bod
I'd recruit physically qualified 10 perform the dn-
.s. Of soldier; of go Id moral, character, VINO Is
.a 1e.rfsr or absent ~ thou, leave from any
,A,r command, who could he received under or
,Ja.o cilcImstances under the regulclons OF the
AHlrpsItment governing rnlistrnents, "ho sh,i'
,lI., .,unconditionaly for the war, and actually De
--,sni iraiy 10 report or dn,y with his command
i!y command Of Gen. H. F.. LIE.
-,gned1 W. III. TAYLOR, n. a. u
uHill be seen that in addition 10 fnrioughs al
isaay allowed, MI additional Thirty days Will b
,,,alyd m each enlisted soldier bringing IN re-
,fil acceptable to the service.
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G. s. District C0wrt.-Immediately altW TIE
assembling Of this Court on Saturday, Mr..
r. j. Smith, Of Alexandra, acting ID the
place Of the District Attorney, Who b absent
from the city, moved that the Court aAjouyn,
90 a. to enable the officers TO atteuad the
funeral of tho late lamented Arthur A.
Aorson, Esq. In compliance with the ~.
quest, the Judge postponed the eass which
had beou set for the occasion till today.
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,,nxoAY MORNING
nsrsfnryT,s RECEPTION

PKENIVFsN' - "'sF''' =
.,,,ure will be a reception at the fresi-
-. house. between the hours oil and io
dsa Ell tomorrow Tuesday evening, and
ou tuesday evening until further notice.
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.reI0rGns FOR RECRUITS F

LEES ARMY.
Tbefrienas of the soldiers in Gen. Lees
army will read the following official order
vl.b Measure. they now have an opportu-
,,-v 20 re, fourl0ughs for their relatives and
t5snds hy ierre,ing ont some of those skulk-
80. Who are at home evading the law, aud
srnding them TO the enrolling officer:
Ht.p.'H- Army NoRTHFRN Va,
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Xoyors C0wrk-In the aheepco of tho
Mayor, saturday, Recorder Jamoo K Caskio
oihciated, dkpOsing II fhs bastness before
him In promps a0d 0o1ansDs like manner.
The first cxse called va thas Of eom.
plant against TimOthy Costello. VIA. for
soms time back, has been regnrdodae = -.
dissolute person, aud was believed . b 8
de:srter from the Confedela axMy. Co.
1AeilO'D mn1heGs 4ho oasy W1snuo NH DvR.
claimed that her son was In 10 denroo Dub-
Ject to military duty; he was two yean Old
before she brought him from Ireland, a1d
mad never exercised the franchise Of citl.
Zen. Al to his being Of suspicious chAsacter.
there was NO proof against him, and sho a..
ned any one to succe ssiully arraign him On
that ground. The Recorder showed d1nanr
ciination to acknowledge the right Of Coo-
te!ios exemption on the ploA Of nou-eit11on,
ship, and announced his determinaGion 60
retsr pl,s that matter to the enrolling o1aesr.-
was thereupon directed % take the prisonsf
to Capt. Coke.
John h. Britton, charged with stealing IN
0vercOat and silk handkerchief from +. 7.
Maynard, Q few nights since, was examined.
Inc evidence falling 10 subtantiate the aDoeg.
tion, he was Set at liberty.
a negro man, named Robert, the property
OF Dr. VIM. b. Pieasauts, was then arre{auod
on the charge Of enticipg Ellen, negro NO.
man belonging to Judge John Wright, Of
Tennessee, to abecond and also inducing her
to steal q valuable lot of jewelry and Wenr.
Ing apparel belonging to Mu. Wright In
consequences of the absence Of witnesses on
ly partial examination was gone into
Judge w., who is member Of the Couled-
crate Congress from Tennessee, arrived In
Richmond at the opening Of that body bring.
iJg with him his wife and servant A short
time after his arrival his wifu missed several
dine dresses and q valuable assortment Of
jewelry, valued ut between $50, 600 and tl0,-
700. Immediately after losing these articles
ths negro girl Ellen absc0nded, and she
has not been heard of since. Robert die.
appearing at the same time, suspicion rested
upon him that he had entlcea her off, and
that their Intention was to leave the State
Robert was servant at the Ballard House,
and was very attentive to Ellen. She Was Q
. very likely girl, aud could readily pass of
for white. The Recorder continued the ex-
animation till tins morning, In order that tho
Mayor Nigh, unaiy dispose Of the matter.
Anne y Ali, nsgro woman, charged with
1nterrupting u Sh.tc woman on tho street,
was ordered 10 appear oetUre His Honor this
morning tor his decision ON the matter.
James Deuay, boxed a. the person who
robbed man named Juan Gar3., some time
since, was called, Out owing to the absence
OF his accaser .hc sIiai Mas postponed till
to-day.
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C. C. Geberting, one Of the founders Of the San
Frnncisco Dullekja died In that city on ThufsAay.
Ne wss formerly eittsen Of Richmesd, VI.
DR.. r. w. 0tAhes hns s0ad The Dailu Gnyolisian,
Oosumbis, 10 2. @. Foutains-she wsll kaewn
ssRorsoone."
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iyl I'd OF sd company RichnseA peWiAoSea. tAo
Pow haian, salsm. ~ the oid RorkegsAee 1a11sy,
win please apply - NE q Coa WwtAs, - eegh a.
jai3-sst 4 A BAxDAwAY, NaDW ArtI1~y:
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MILITARY HoE7oM

ID xoRlu 70 Wsnssd-Soe 90 e, losA VI baa1alssa
IL artillery, battery No ., AtchAsaA Aefeano. a
fsred to these Who have htsly bsss1e NgiOon.
No volunteering vli b allowed afts9 lse HeosIasy
next Apply as once.
THOMAS DlAHD..
ta leA0teods Caps co :, l0th va hata9e
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Ealss ,alasn@-The alarm Of nre Yesterday
morning about 12 o'clock was caused by TIE
burning Of . chimney attached 70 building
on 9TH street, between Broad and NAnhalf
About halEpast i've o'clock In the alter.
noon the alarm bells again sounded, bat
from what cause We were unable 20 learn, @
certainly there was NO hra
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THnAP Goods from Aaeetoo-
u No ~ 0Aa oBess.
Cheapest calicoss h tAs olty
Raearhed and brown coe1oao
Fops!rs, psot sten
Gfeat baYga'ns N shoes
fplerdid watch chains u ol3 voge1 =
B~sa baking soda q D.. -
Writing papas ana eevelop0 voIy sA0n
Psshold~fs 81 d go. peAei0
Heels snd eye % = b q l1 doAo0
Whne - pies, opssl eAeA
And variety os ssher eozD
WANfkp-rbs asohnaaa s10l VeoAa Eno.lr
q Nov a. lss3 Aiso, eSoo - vhUl0A 0a0 -.
Sor vhsch wiii pay shs Auesa Dst1oA = n 0OA a
j. l6-e$ IN DoQoD
CCHO0L - ssias ~pSe9eA mn1o 49,.
= tCads.ts u N'caaa - oealsee waA svlgv g
e2aesstas my .sa chisdsen. I snGnA - o1nHno -
NJ ncahooss weSsd rAssuotno ~ orAo0h $3.50
r:s.nsd ~ ssssaas N Ass6nos l141A ~ 16nNaRys
Tsa~-var ~ ssAslassg - - un1nss
- usuAl b.ssetss a - l1GIq n0A nDap
- oueA. 80 Dld
0:s ls~. s&ass -
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Serious Accidsnt.-An accident occurred
near the corner of Main and 11th streets
about ten O'Clock on Saturday last, which
came very near proving fatal. A little boy,
named Augustus King, whose parents reside
on Fulton Hill, had been sent to the city to
make some purchases, and while sitting on
the back of . mule which he was riding, in
conversation with some other boys, one Of
them picked up switch and commenced
tickling the animal, which caused him to
kick up and throw his rider from his seat
Young Kings foot becoming entangled In
the st!rrup of the saddle, he was dragged
some distance before assistance could be
rendered, and when he was extricated from
his perilous situation streams of blood wero
flowing from his head and face. For some
time life seemed extinct, but by prompt
medical attendance he was soon restored to
consciousness, and hopes are now entertained
of his recovery. This should be Q warning
to youths never to interfere with a. fractious
an animal a. q mule but moro especially
when an inexperienced rider Is on his back.
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1Ae Pvsma Out of the eighteen Yanhse
dessrters Who escaped from Ca1Sjo Thpnder
on Inarsday night last, elk had besn cap-
With the exception Of two or threa NJ. n
believed, have escaped down tIe Fenin.
sula, there r. Da doubt but The whole befch
VIII be rctasen before another suns>k
One hundred aud forty nine Yankee prison.
ers were r.csised at the Libby prison On
Saturday They are the last Of the thFee Or
fur hundred captured BY Gen. Wm. i.
Tenn.
At the Cage there have been no commit.
ments since Vur last worthy Of interest
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AIOriCE TO CONeCRIPrS -rbmo hahao = eos.
IN scrpioa by she 'ass acs a Cposress, - visA-
by immed,stsiy addrsostsk ~. e. U.r
js'0 -ltt W0Amo~d, vkylutA.
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L CAL MATTERS.

Railroad Acefdsnt- Collision bstpesn thrss
4paIaS accident occurred ON Saturday
afternoon last at Coalheld Station on the
Danville road, which resulted in the serious
injury of one person and the breaking up Of
a locomotive and several passenger aud
freight cars. AS the coal train which was
going up was in the act of running through
the turnout at Coalfleid to permit tho mail
train coming down 10 pass on to this city,
the two came together with terrible crash
Scarcely had tho shock of the collision been
felt before the material train, which was very
near, came dashing IN from behind the bend
In the road at tnat point, and with full speed
ran into the two colliding trains, resulting In
the breaking of lady's arm, and the smash
ing up of one locomotive and several cars.
The excitement produced by these collisions
was one Of the most terrific character, and
the screams of the women and children on
board could be heard for miles. so great
was the speed at which these trains were
running that several Of the cars were driven
through each other, and the great wonder ia
that human suffering was not greater than it
was We learn that the distractions on the
road caused by these collisions have been
removed, and that there will be no Interrupt
tion in the regular running of the trains.
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FROM Chattanooga AND KNOXVILLE.
A letter from Chattanooga says that all Is quiet
there, and tha, Graut has made his headquarters in
Nashville A letter from Knoxville, dated the Goth,
says:
All the signs go TO show that Longstreet is now
occupied in gat erag subsistence fOr his army In
the shape OF cattle, corn and other supplies. ana
Is moving o.drd the Virginia line. Trustworthy
reports from above represent that he Is sweeping
the country above OF every thing In the shape OF
TODD, and is driving or hauling It toward common
depot In Virginia LOngsreet, II Is said, considers
East Tennessee as sgone up'' during the war. NO
serious nttempt, 1t IL believed, will again be made
10 disodee us from East Tennessee. Whether he
will attempt to interfere with our communications
via Cumberland Gap, now that we have better
and more able route by the way Of the river
and Kingston. remains to be seen presume,
with the experience of the past, no more coffee and
sugar will be sent from inat place unit we are
mite sure that il will not fall into rebel hands.
| regret u say that at my last writing the tut ex
tent Of the loss by the capture OF our trains was
not understood by me. | learned yesterday, from
an officer well informed on the s"b)ect that theI'
were 30 waso, . in the train captured by Long
streets forces-a loaded with Valuable coitshiis-
sary stores. These, added to the loss OF forage
wagons on Sunday and Monday, make ABOUT iv'
teams in all when nave ia'eH '"t" ''"e' """ue
within week.
A dispatch dated Cumberland Gap, January .,
says:
An Overwhelming force, under Sam. Jones, made
descent upon small body o. our troops station, On
ed near Jonesviile, Va, consisting OF about soO
men OF an Illinois regiment, commanded b. Major
Beers, and eighteen men Of Weiis's Ohio battery,
on Sunday last. A desperate resistance was made
by our troops, continuing from a. n I" T. ~ :,
when we were Obliged 20 surrender. Tne attaeA-
ins force numbered about 1000 men.
The force captured were guarding eoantsy
which was oupmain reliance Tor forage.
FROM new ORLeANs. :
The steamship Colunibis, arrived NJ New York,
briuas New OsIssns advices to ID inst. There weso
c0nsiderabie movements IN progress among tue
TROOPS In General Bsnks's' Department, but they
were not q = chara eass - - made poetae' y y
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OLDBANK MONEY.

THE subscriber wants to buy a small. AMOUNT Of
Old Bank Money, for which he will pay To market
price. SAM VI. DeAKE,
augl0 II knoxvii.i, Tenn.
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ATTACHMENT.

IIdiiaH Goddard Is. J. C. Falg.
TBNIlE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS HE
defendant isnlebci TO Him and that he so abscouds
that legal process. cannot be eryed on him, having OBJ
raiuca origma attachment against the estate Of the
defendant made rumabl. before john Gamble, Justice
Of the Peace for llnt county, and tho same having been
levied his property. Il is ordered by said Justice that
tha the dcendun appear before him at his office in tho
llth Civil Dstr't Of Bl1uni county, the 10th day of
september next OF IT. will Doe proceeded with eX parc It
further ordered that This notice be published for four
successive week in the Knoxville Wing.
iy29 Iuf $50 JOHN GAMBLE J. p.
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LIB. RnL1L ra. d. z. lLunntt

THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendant Is
indebted TO him and that he so Nbsconds that pro-
cess cannot be served upon him, having obtained an
original attachment against the estate of the dclcn-
dant, made rctumable before Samuel c. Young, u
Justice Of the Peace for Anderson county, and the
same having been levied on his property: It is
ordered by me Justice of the Peace and success
before me at my Office in Clinton, Anderson county
ON the st day Of October sol or said case will be
proceeded with eX partc II is further ordered that
this notice be published in the Knoxville Wing for
four successive weeks This February I'd, 1854
augl7 At pf5 RITCHEY KINCAID, j. p
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Attachment,


HT'dch FWgasoa rs. d. T. HyaaH
THE pluintia, on affidavit say the defendant
is indebted 10 him, and So ab,oonds or conceal, kim
self that the ordinary process Of law cannot bo
served upon him, having obtained am original att
tachmcut against the estate Of the defendant made
returuublo before Samuel G, Young q Justice of the
Peace for Anderson contya the same ha,in 4 been
levied ON his property ltisordorcd by nc, aJu.-
tlou of the Penco successor TO Samuel O. Young
that the defendant appear before him at my office
ia Clinton Anderson county on tho LIT day of Or.
tobor 1864 or said case viii be proceeded with cN
paric. II /, further ordered that this notice be-
published in the Knoxville Wing for four successive
weeks, Thi- Fobwry I'd, 1864
ougl7 itptSb RlTCHEY KINCAID, J,P,
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ATTACHMENT.

Atdr,c Hlts,U rs. WWiou H. Iirk,,s.
vuNIE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
indebted to him and obronds couceals himself
that 1.-THE ordinary Of law cannot be- served upon him.
having obtained original attachment against the o the
defendant made returnahc before jas Baker, Justice OF
Peace for McMnn county, Tenn, and he having been
levied on his property tits ordered by said Justice that the
defendant appear before him at his Office Athens on the 10Th
day Of January 1860 or will be proceeded with cx parc II
further ordered by said Justice, that This notice be published
in the Knoxville Wing, for four I've weeks. This July
18th. ls6i. auglI 4tpft5 JAS BAKER J f..
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Attachment.
n Br0vgLmlu ~. III .UiIi,r.

THE plaintiff Oh affidavit, says tho defendant is
indebted to him and 50 ab,cOnds or conccals himself
that process cannot b. served upon him. having OBJ
tanned AN original attachment against the estate of
Justice of the Peace for Union county, and the
same having been levied on his property: II is or
dered jv said Justice that the defendant appear b.,
fore him at his office IN Mnynardsville on the sh
day Of January next or il will be preceded with
eN partc 1t isfurther ordered that this notice be
published for four successive weeks in The Knoxville
Wing
jy23-it pfeT Il. W. FEEDER, j.. p
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TENHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
is indebted to him and absconds that process
be served upon him, having obtained original attachment
against the defendant made rurnabC before John
Justice Of the Peace for McMnn county and the having
been levied on his property u is ordered by said Justice that
the defendant appear before him at his office Athens. ON the
goth day ofJanuay next or it will be proceeded with parc
II further ordered that this notice be published for
cessiye weeks In the Knoxville Whig July IN, 1864
sugl7 It pf 81 JOHN McGAUGuLY. j. r.
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Attachment.
Rope dUd .H0ler, tor Wc dSt ~
Rcmedy, rs: f. w. Lwter.

Kemefg rs: f. w. Lmtcr
THE plaintiff, on affidavit SAYS the defendant is
indebted to him and absconds that process cannot
be served upon him, having obtained an original
attachment against the estate Of the defendant made
returnabc before b. T. Duncan, "a Justice Of the
Peace for Blomt county, and the same having been
levied on his property Il is ordered by said Justice
that the defendant appear before him at his Office in
the 18th District of Blount county, on the eth day
of September next, or it viii be proceeded with cx
parte. 1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
shcd for four successive weeks in the EqofriUc
Wig
augl7-4t piss JOHN p. HOOK, J.P.
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ATTACHMENT.

Iicrdndr Hdmm0atree u.s. 4 T. CoaoU
IT appearing from the affidavit in this case that
the defendant is nonresident of the State of Ten
nc.-eo; 1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Knoxville Wing for four successive
week, notifying said defendant to appear before
me nj my Office in Blount county, on the 18th day
Of December, 1864, to plead answer or dcmur the
same or it will bc taken rs confessed by him and ,ct
for hearing cN partc, June cath, 1864.
uugl7 II PISS ROBERT McTEER. j. p
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FOR THE SOLDIER AND CITIZEN

BOOESl AlGIZINESN NEWSPIPERSlli
Let those NOW read who never rc0d before
And overwhelmingly road now rcad lhemorol
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ATTACHMENT

Thomas R. B'air rs. Tbonqs N,,rby
uT APPEARS FROM THE AFF1DAvITIN THIS CASE THAT
the defendant Is nonresident OF The State of Tennessee
is therefore ordered by me that publication be made in the
Knoxville Wing for four successive weeks requiring The said
defendant appear before my Office Bount rountv
plead demur to the said BILL the 25th dav Of
December $751; the will be taken a. confessed nv him
and set for hearing pa-tr. June 2Ith, 1864
aug Il q pfs5 W c. CONNER. y. 7
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fENHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE
4 dcunduti, indebted lo him and 500 ubscuui, or
eouncos himself tNt the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon bin, and having obtained Iu original
attachment tinsJ the estate OF the defendant made
vtpmablc hclc Robert H. Cuitun, Esq, one Of the
Justice. of Btu, county, and the same having been
levied upon hQgs % defendant Il is ordered by
said Justice llt publication bu pHdc in the knoxville
Nbig ior four successive Wcos notifying the defendant
to appcur beon the said r. II. Cuton, Esq, at his office
in the 6h Civil District of Blount county, on the lOh
day 90 December 1864, aud answer the complaint Of
plaintiff, the uusc will bc proceeded with ox partc as
10 him This the list OF June 1864.
ROBERT II. CJLTON J.P.,
tUgin a pi 81. for Buuut GO.
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Hady f. U,ru rs. R,chard H. Jaugo.

IIVHE y 4H0I7W ~ HtHUTU " "WN'Y0N,
TIE plaintiff, on affidavit says the defendant
Do indebted to him, aud ab,conds or conceal. him
self that the ordinary process. of law cannot be-
served upon him. having obtained am original ot-
tuchmcnt against the estate Of the defendant madc
roturuubc before Samuel {, Young, Justice oi the
been levied ON hi. property. 1t /, ordered by mo
q Justice of the Peace successor To samuel C.
Young that the defendant appear before me at
my office In Clinton, Anderson county, 40 the list
day Of October 1861 or said case win be proceeded
with oN partc, II is further ordered that thi.
notice be published in the Knoxville Wing for tou
successive weeks This september 10th 1868.
ougl7 Al 50 RITCHEY KlNCAID, }. T.