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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Gagtftla gsba:ttiistr .
For the Advertiser.
The Lament of the Sc Tilted Lover.' %
By JEEMs.
f!n-Thiue eves. ike The stsys shot aleamiio.)

81
tA1n-Thine eyes, like the stars shut areo oleani,g
"The dey of my destiny p over,".
And sadnaas envelopes my. roul,
For my lssy love IS chOssnHher lover,
At least, that 10 ~b,s Tam told.
This poor hear. must break in its fadn@s
And deep is the gloom it will !savc,
IF must behold all their sladness,
IF all .beif joy mas. perceive.
Had she safl that with me she was joking j..
That in lore ale wss only jester,
Iswould not have been so provoking.
Tor OF course n"tld.no have add es5.Od her
But 10 hiss and esresf DC sas did,
Aad 70 tell re she loved. me alone,
SAC uado ne a55 ;usta, .ho bid, ~
;. Asa pow -isc asste:t ne to m,rrn.
!. aot,a- o.Gsss9: urorsji her,
Feria Jog aaYa !cred her so ssa1,
Saa ig tass wass fashion. kss made tcr,
fal.s ona-,housh lo=ely ard f.ir.
She lsrshs-at MP wee aud my ,aansss,
ANA mau,ps DO, the wreck .hc has maac;
Ii ko demon she's brought oa my maansss
All ny hopes in the dust she ba' laid.
I pray for her ssppincss only
That forgiveness may not be refused,
For tie or$ sbo has left here so lonely,
Ior The trdst sse hss basely abused.
We may meet in the .brish. Fsrld hereafter,
And there abe ma! love nc again,
And with Joyous and soul. stirring laughter
IN forsss all my woe cad my pain.
Could my heart new be opened Safere her;
And 81 It's cmetiesH bssssn,
She would kna1th.t sen now adsrs her,
And that she, of that heart, i: the qusep
She would know thss in sorrow I love her,
Aainjoy have lsvOd her before;
Tha. my shadow Of lQve.is above her,-
What lover eeu.d say or do more q
g3t uscloss is as this boEailing,
And vain are tbs wp,ds indite;
Though my poor beart IN SORROW ie falling,
She is living in byo and Delight.
Yea, the day of my destiny Sever"
And SORROW envelopes Ey soul,
For my lady lore Is chosen her love. = I.
At leaet ,Iat is ,rlatI ain told. IA; ;f,i.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21

ags- a drorcr in CINCINNATI lost four hundred
dollars, which 3 Gov. hsd sTallowea, The Ret be-
ing sacertained by finding in her mouth pieces
of the taccrbacka. Iic had her killed, and there
vas 1iekel6ut of her stomach and put together
cncrgh to an.6un. to cn0 hundred sad eiGbtJ:s;4
dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21

ly Sorghum sugar, costing zine cents rsr
pound, lyaae at Chicago, is now on exhibition at
the Agrichltaralist Department in, Ka.iang gten.
A Yankee Journal says it has tho appearance Of
bright Havana susar and, at the price stated,
must find plenty of buyers,
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Enrolling; Office, !
.rDa.EFIELD DISTRICT,

:. 'EDUEtIEHD d 1IstS1
Dec. 9th, lSs4. (.
ALL Persona in this District wh" hn,e been
IL exempted as 0vsrsenTs or sgriepi,Hritfs,
under the Act approved l7,h February. 1861. are
hereby ordered, immeaiatoly urou fecsir' Of this
order, to hand in ts this Once i!air Ersxen Ger
tiacatcs as to The aro"uat If their surpusno
OF, han!d..
II Tbe ab,v: .r:lcr Is r.sitirc. ai.,i n'sst De
complied with,
Lieut. 8 Enrollng oacer.
EeeG 2fe, 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
y..sae. Rarbarism,..

!. Some of cur latcly.returned prisoners, says
the Richmoat Dispatca, state that, last May,
the ConfeGe at Point llookoat
and Fort Delaware we're raccinated, by gen
ersl order, and the vaccine matter turned out
>tq be poisonous. Many Of cur men had their
arms amputsted, and ;i'7nuniber died within
q week eter yRceiuetion. Two o.. the men
belonging 10 y Virginia regiment. who Eaye
lately returned as sick, are IN 6 cad condition.
The wnole arm is in1lamed and swollen and
the arm Of oRe has lately brokea out at the
wsist 10 terrible sore. Thcre is a canker-
ous sore on the arm of tho other, some four
or i've inches in diameter, and the flesh all
around is perfectly black. The possibility is
that both will loso their srh,s. =.
THIS same fcndish act swas perpe.rated on
orr Canrp ltlssc prisoners in Ohio seme two
years ago.; when mauy Of our. ks1 were in.
-oculated wiha disease too hrrioie,o to mention.
and died alo.thsolne death or we're rendcr
cd miserable for life. Is thtre no limit to
Yankee inhumanity?
aP. W. A." write, from Richmond, to the
leazh, there is no disposition, on the part o.
Congress to put printers IL the army. Print
ing is; considered an art, which requires much
ti;neeto lsarn, and the dispersion of members
IS to leave a sufficient number to enable ne:ss.
pauep proprietors to carry on their business
EVERYBODY else abcnt the Office, .k0ysyer, in.
cludins proprietors, editors; book keepers
Fac, who are within the conacript age, will
it is believed, ho treated as all othes profes
sionsrapd if able bodied, be pct in the Amy
! Itis maint.ns3 that measuEs OF this sor
| will in no,respsct touch upon the liberty o.
usefulness Of Che press. Men enough, it i
.conlend.,l, can be found over torty-five ant
among disabled soldiers, TO conauet tn,
neutrality-suspicious. Of oil the pspera IN thj
/! ,uatsy. Indce1, it is yery.rareiy ut -,
gee a man whaS.oes not .belia:sb be can eel
1 newspaper; whereas the truth is ,here.ar
very few men who possess The requisite quel
j.iGcations for that responsible ald. .unenTiabl
position.
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The Ultimatuni.

ADEaHAM IiSccLA, in his annual message,
lays down. his ireiorable' decree in the fofHk
iDg stern language:
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State Of South Carolina.

SO..O 1!SiS.-<So @TVi'3 49, II
GZ..!YsRAL. ORDERS Eo, ,d
r PARAGRpH y. os General Orders. No y
10 current series fToiEthis Once, is;hereby ;t
pe:tcti, to vii: =" Theporsons liable to tLisE,
viss (scrTies beyond 4heir Dis:rict.) a.e, al Ic
sens bet r can. the ses of rix'ssn snd attHten;
years, AID Ell sefso.s setreeu seventeen 81
ifty yesru Of s3e.Tho Grs,s1empt from Gon:s-
crate service, tUt vile arc net exempt by tho lfs
Of th;s stsss f,.ra State service, mhfsr iacluss,
nnensss u.hor elssssc, ell bonded pgfieultn9.,
who have bosn e.<1;sr.ad 81 Confedeitc auihfi-
" ss-s1nsrs and sssarser: Of tSoir sEn plaia-
tiapsn -, 22-
II. This ias!sdsa perso1a who h.re hOon1-
empted from Gyafceerate service by SreNsano:,
PHYSICS disability. but who hare rot tbeentx-
OH ptcI by Stale Surgeops.
III. Psrsyrara III.ef' aeperai o. aers Nol4,
to;rit: That "persons who are liable 70 pc1cc
10 sid companies, srd rho have fnilsd to rcert
their ma mos, whom the companies Gha& be ordlcd
into service Fill bo arrested, carried into cssp
anu tried by Caarts Martial, in pursuance cfAct
Of tho General Assembly"
, ~. All such persons as aro included ifhe
preceding paragraph of these Orders will fth-
With report for duty at Hamburg, s. c., uiout
any summons or notice from tho oommaIipg
officers Of. companies or otkcr smilitia ofices or
they Will DC arrested.
~. In tho following Regiments no@r.tusa ss
rorganised eumpanies s}inye bean mado to tais doe,
aud tie persons in said Regmonls who are bio
to .srYicc beyond the. limits of:their .piiicts
will forthwith report for duty ut Hanlbrcc.j c.,
to 10 assigned 10 other companies Ya p4 OF
beiue nrrested and GENT forward, 10 witt
18th Regiment, Cbsrlestop Dislrict,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21

A GALi.Anr AFrAIa.-On the 9th instant,
Company &, Of the 2lst NeT York -cayalry.
started oat from the vicinity of Winchester
to capture Baylor'scompany .ofths 18th Fir-
oinis CAVALRY. The latter met them near
Nhite Post, aud killed, wounded aud cap
tured afi but thirteen. The Yankees num-
bered sixtS, and Baylor,s command forty
men. a fea days before, Baylor captured
the guard ct Charlestown aid at keJ's Switch.
His prisoners, al eisllty-fse in nHmtrr, rvse.lad
.RichRond yestsr5ay. lie siso captured enc
hundred iiorsaa,
Mr E.-GoS. fiasePs has been cioetea q mem
.ber Is tho ysat4 es yrustess Of souah Carolina
Coilsgs
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Sts2ts Of South Carelia,

COLUMBIA, 2eth DT, 1857
GENERAL ORDERS NO. ls.
II PES:s0a5 uho.rs li.bls'to IasHa delv;ce
H. laysEd tie limits CT thsir Dist7ss, ANA who
ela;ia a1enp!;,n iro.n ssii .eyyifs oshe ground,
Of physi.al disability, but fail 5to apeaf before
the State Surgeons appointed to o5e1laioe them,
unasr denaIsl Orders Nos. 10 an1 and spe-
e;a. Grdcrs 10. -, current aoriess,a this 0nee,
at the Brigade rendezvous, will rstft foTtn"iis
organized at ceInmbia, DR.. B. E.SIBDEs, JI.,
President, orto .he Surgeon aeEcF, 5Dr. D.. v.
'G1BBEs, So Hamburg, sc.
II, personsfaiIine to yspsrI as eore required
will bsordOraa 10 soforward to tf' coz Esn,es,
g5 5order: .,,lIxnpou
kdit. and Ins2yr Con, 8: 9. =
;e@ Papers Of the State pebln three linos: a.
= Dec. ID 9V
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as.: vsllsadigham hqp rescued tbs practice
Of !sw as psytun, ehis,;
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Final Notice.

"A III persons having any demands as:iHss she
IA Estate of John B. Gerdncr aoce"ssa az
rrqsested to present their c':sians, propf'y pr
ven. on or before shc 2Tth iaF e' Dssensef hc'
at tho OraiuarJ.s OHea, oivrh;aa day ~, !;
t:emcrt will 10 n.ie on said Estate, These iaii-
g. W. GARDNER, Ad'or.
sgt's7t lst u
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State Of South Carolina,
EDaEFiELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

winnoford Boyd, -.
.Thos. Z. Re.se, ..an'er ct al; J
NY Virtue of IN crdsr of tho Court in this
Ef case T vfil. .sell at ;Edgaasld C.. e.. on Mon
day, tho ca January next, THE REAL ESTATE
Of Jam:g a1Yd, lsc'l., wit: -.
ONE TRACT OF LAID containing !flTes
Hand,ed aa Seventy aye acres, mnre or less,
adIoIuing iaais Of John. T. Burrs, S Q. from,
J. B. G,iGis, IL.
Sold on Il credit of ,w1lye months with interest
FROM day of sale, except costs and expenses OF
sale Tbisn mas. hc paid in cash. Titles extra.
"a. vi CARWILE, c. =. u. D..
pccs. At. 81
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rilg END cS' SLAVERY.

In presenting the abandonment of.- arc'ad
resistance to The national authority OH the
part of theinsurgen:5 as the only indiseansa-
bic condition to ending the war on ;he part
Of ftheeoYernnent, rctrac: nothing bereto-
fo.e said as to slavery rereat the dsclar-
ats@n made year :rge, ard that while. re-
Esin in my. present positioni shall not at
tempt oretraet or modify the Emancipation
ePrsclam:sions: nor sAsii | return to slavery
any person who is free BY the terms of that
proclamation, or By any of the acts Of Cen
gress. If the people shonldy by whatever
mode or MEANS. make il an executive duty to
ra-enslave' parsons, another. aud not !, must
he their insiranent 10 perfor;p it. In sEa-
ting single -contlition OF paacs, peen sim
ply to ssy That the war will -ccese onths:eapt
Of the gogernment Theneyer it shall have
CEASED or the part Of thoae who begaa.it.
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Brought to the Jail

,nr this District, on the Goth Nov, negro
sD man rhc gays bi, name is JACK, and that
h. belongs to Mr.. Bolin. Prescott. now living
somewhere in GSorgia. Said Jack represents
himself to bo about 55' yeara of age, is obout 5
feet 9 inches high, very Dark complicated, and
Coichs about160 pounds. The said Jack has
been runaway for over throo years: :
lie owner is requested to come forward, provo
property, pay charges, and take him away, otner-
wise he will be dealt with as the law DIRECTS.
Il. II. McCUILoUGII, ]. E. D.
nrc 1a naas. e 81
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Lost or Mislaid,

a FOUR .ercent. Certificate, No.106, for S5oe,
"a drawn by E.Ca1wile, Dcpdstary, in favor
Of the undSr:isncd Az sr's ere hereby eau
TONED om tte';i:.- - ama a pii.ati"n
r . - ...e~--:.s. ;h,i = I, de strhe ez-
a,o... s-,c, i s'..'r h. .'a...
- & !, PTHMETTER.
R.s SO
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For rax5Coiicctor.
:Governess Wanted.

A LADY of ElgsGeli wishes a. g0yE:. NESS
"A. to take charge Of rhreo small children--,;..
oldtst twelve years of aso: the youngest, sever.
No ono need apply who is not well recommended
as fully competent to teach ell the branches Of
en- English education and Music. Address so
P. o. ElSeheld, s. G. ~
Dec IS s9t 81
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$500 Reward.
Visiting Cards !!

I5yoR sale at tho, Aslrer,iser Oiea, Ladies. anu
E Gcnfiemcp's VISITING CARDS.
July 20 oV
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TIE REBELS MUST BE. surDvE1l.

TIE REBELS MUST BE sUGDVEn.
On careful consideration Of al tbs eyMence
accessible, 1t seems 70 mc. iuat 10 attempt al
negotiation With tue insurgent leader could
result in any good. He would accept nothing
shsrto the ss7erence. of the UniouA His
declarations to that effect. are explicit and
oft repeated. he does net sttemp. iosGeceive
,ns. He affords Us no excuse TO deceive our
selves. We caanet voluntarily yield it. Be-
tween him and us. the issla is distinct, simple.
gnd inhegiblc. X is an issue which can On
Il be tried by wer, and decided by victory.
Ii we yield we are beaten II the Southern.
people fail him hcis beaten. Either way it.
would be: the victory and defeat following
war. What is true, however, of him who,
heads the insurgent cause is net necessarily
trrs OF those who follow. Although he can
not resecep: the GLion, they can. Some cf
them We know already oesre peace and re-.
union. The number of such may increase,
They Gun at any moment hsTe peace simply
by laying down their arE's end submitting to
the nBkopal authority undarthe Constitution.
After so much the government could not. 1t
it would, maintain war against them. The
loyaLpe6plc would not sustain or allow. it.
Ifauestions should drenai9 we would adjust
them by the peaceful means Of legislation,
conference, courts and votes. Operating on
IL in constitutional and lawful ulcbanneis, some
{ ertain and other possible questions. are and
would be beyond the Executive power to cd:
Just, as, for instance, tho admission Of menu
bern into Congress, aud whatever might re-
quire the.appropriation ofmoEey. ): Tie ES-
ecltiys power itself would be greatly dmin
ished by the cessation cf actual wer. Par
dons and reMsssions Of forfeiture, however,
would still be within executive ooptIbl. In
What spirit end temper this control would
be exercised can be fairly judged by the
past.& -
a year ago general pardon and amnesty
upon specified terms, were offered 10 all, e1-
cept certain designated classes, and it vas
at the same tine made known that the ,cx-
cepted classes were still Within con,e@ph-
tior Of special c'emency. During the year
many availed themselves Of the geueral pro-,
vision, and many more would, only that the
signs Of bad faith in some led to such pre-
ceutionory measures as rendered the practi-
cal, process. less easy and cer;aiu. During
the same time also s.ecis pardcns have bcea
granted 70 individuals CT excepted classes.
apd 10 voluntary application i,as -beeE den-
ed. Thus, praclicsily, the denr has bcca iet
a fall year open to ali except such Us were
not in condition to make free apoice-tbat is
such as were in castody orunder CONSTANTS
II is still so,cpan to all; butc. he time may
come, probably will core, when public :!ty
shall demand that it be close,l, and that IN Ks
stead more rigorous measures tban hosc.o!ore
shall no adopted.
-.
TfIE END o% SLAVERY.
In presenting the abandonment Of arc;ad
re.istance- "a, the rational authority OH the
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-06
CONSUMPTION North and South.

The day rapidly approaches when 4 new
draft is to fill up our ranks, and put all
things in order for an overwhelming spring
campaign, We regret that Il greater activ-
ity in volunteering has not rendered this
draft unnecessary; but the main thing at
ter all is to get the men and DO the work.
And to this, there should be no let or him
drancc We have an mpNhaustblc number
from which to draw; the great masses Of
our people are in accord upon this matter;
our successes have rendered the ultimate is
sue a certain one; and nothing seems to us
wanting but Il united and determined effort.
In the meantime, amid Ucmors and Dies
pair, the Rebel, are not idle; the conscrip-
ton they are making everywhere is mcrc-
less and exhaustive We have all wonder
ed in times past how they have supported
an army without money and without sup
plies Let Us not heed those who tell Us
now that they cannot subsist an army
They will force into fle ranks every man
they can kidnap, and they will, on halt ra-
tons if necessary, make one more deSpc-
rate effort When, that fails we expect a
collapse but in order to insure their fail
urc let us continue vigorous preparations
The re-cnlistmcnt Of old regiment, is an adj
miralie, 5 sign IN md c6fSciiqption soon to take
place we see the great means by which We
are to reinforce our armies, and bring about
the collapse speedily,
The refusal Of Ihc European soycreigns
to meet NAPOLEON in council; the vigorous
arming to which we see many OF them re
sorting the declaration Of the French Sena-
tor Marquis de BolssY, that the compca-
ton in Europe is due " to the inuigues Of
England, mercantile power. T'hop-Leepor-
he means perfdious and disloyal, which
has always desired the ruin Of France all
lead MS to believe that Europe is going to
let us alone, and that, with rapid and sue
cesstul conscription rc-cnIi-mculs and per
ftcted organization, we shall settle our
troubles if not within ninety days, at least
during the year Of grace 1864, new anus
mrajjIis, let us hope in the history Of the
world.-Pyaada. HgHrcr.
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Attachment.

STATE or TEN NESSEi-~ENIER COUNTY
Randlc Henderson ". Paul Gist.--lt appearing
from the affidavit of the plaintiff in this case that
the dclcudcut ], indebted to him one hundred dol
urs. with interest anl that the dotrndent has all
seconded or 50 conccals himself that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him, and an
original attachment having been obtained and
levied on the property Of the defendant and re-
turned before me- un acting Justice Of the Peace for
said county il !. ordered hy me that publication be-
made in the Knoxville Wing Tor four successive
weeks that the defendant appear before me on the
the third saturday Of Nav 1894. and made his de-
fence TO said attachment or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing cN partc.
jau9-lw PISS ISAAC TROITER, JP.
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PROSP ECTUS

THE undersigned il now publishing q
Weekly and Tr-weekly journal, bearing the
above title, at Knoxville East Tennessee.
The Weekly puper made up from the con
tents of the Ir-weekiics, | propose to send
out to distant subscribers, for - per annum,
Mr0rHbH paa IN adrmcc, The Tri-wockly
will cost 81 per aunun The cost Of paper,
materials of all kinds and Of labor, has SO
increased, since the Inauguration Of the Re
bollion, that ! am not able to furnish Tho
paper for less, or to hold out any Inducements
10 clubs,
Two years ago, my paper then the last
Union sheet, and the only religious ono float
ing over jeff Dayis's unGolly dominions, was
crushed out by that God -torsaken mob lamil-
iarly known as the Coatcdcratc authorities
| glory in opening my batteries from my old
Qualifications, beginning with this hell born
and hcll-bound Rebellion, where the traitors
forced me to leave off my work Of faith and
labor Of love"
The WING AND NENTILATOR will be IN
DEPENDENT in all things, and NEUTRAL in
nothing. taking liberal hand in all the CON
troycrsies of thc day This shall be an an
conditional Union Journal holding up all
participants in the late Rcbcllion--now al
most played out--as a choice collection of
men for Rogucs Gallery At the same
time | will make war upon all gamblers and
thieves, North and South-all whose trade it
is to rob the public crib, as well as private
plicrcrs; the whisky-bloats the DULLES in
elections; opprcs,ors who grind the face of
the poor; cxtorioucrs in trade, who swindle
by wholesale and retail and all foul-mouthed
. H. ,l,ar,
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Henry Smith vs., Robert P, Fox,

The defendant, Robert =, Eos, having oll the
State Of Tennessee. us shown the bill' Hhwd,yh
that publication be- mado for four successive wrcl,-
in tAo Knoxville Nh.- notifying said dcculuu, 90
appear before The Cmurpry Court ul Knoxville on
tho ilrst Monday Of April nest, then and thcro Go
MIKE his doenso To tho bIil ar the sumo will hu
taken for confessed and set for houring ex-pnrLo.
A copy Of the ordcr'
y, a, DEADERlCK,
junlG-lw pes Clerk npd Master
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The defendant. j. g. VI. Ramsey. having lcl the
State uf Tennessee as shown in the bill: Is or5ref
that publication BE- made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant 20
appear before the Chauccry Court ct Knoxville ON
the first Monday If April next, then and There ~
make biz defense 10 the bill or the same viii be-
taken for confessed and set for hearing cy-Iaric
\ copy Of The order: .......-
d. A. DEADEEICK.
i4rlG-lw pfss Clerk and Master.
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STAND BY The OLD flag.

raised, war Il levied 10 accomplish n, Ipre ORE only
two sides 10 the question Every man must Boo Tor the
United states, or against II. rhere can be no
noutrals IN this War-onIy patriots or trait
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The defendant, j. G, NJ. Ramsey having left the
Statcor rouno.soo "a shown in the hill HsorirSd
that publication be- mudc for four successive wrrk,
in the Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant 50
appear before the Cmuctry Court NJ Knoxville on
the frat lIoudyof April noHt then and there TO
make bis defense to the lill, or the sam. will be-
taken for confessed and ,ct for hearing cr-pu1e
\ copy Of the order
D, A, DEADERICK,
jWlG-lW piE5 Cl.rh and Alui1r
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-06
Temnle q Rodgers vs.. William q Swan

Temple Il Rodgers vs.. William O. Swan,
The defendant, VIM. &. Swan having removed
from the State or so ahscoud- that the ordinary pro
ccs. cannot b. served on him, ,..t'i in the bill
II Is orircd thyt publication be- made for four sue
co,.ye weeks in the Knoxville VIII. notifying said
defendant to appear before tho chsncory Court nj
Knoxville, on the first Monday OF April next then
md there to make his defense to the bi the same
will b. taken for confessed and Sc! for hearing ex-
parte.
A copy Of tho order:
D. \. DEADTRICK.
jsnl6-4w PISS Clerk and Master.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-06

" Let Truth and Falscho9d graphic; who ever knew
Truth putt the worse in free and open encounter -
MILTON
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-06
jsnl6-4w Pfs3

Trigg Temple We, Lyon L Ramsey, Tru'teos, &c,
The defendants J. G. VI. RnmIoy and Thoma' c.
Lyon. have removed from the State or 50 ah-cond.
that the ordinary process cannot be served on thom
%, stated in the bill Il is ordcr,d that publication
be made for four successive wr,k4 in the Knoxville
Wing notifying said defendant. 10 appear before
the Chnnccry Court ut Knoxville on the fr,t Mon
day Of April nryt then md there to naket their d.
fn,c to the bl or the same will be taken for CON
Tossed and set for herring c1-parto
y copy Of the ordar:
d. A. DEADERICK,
ianlG-iw pfSj Clerk and Master