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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-09

MAS committed to the Jail of the city of
w LynehburE on the 22d day Of January, 1854 negro
named WILLIAM he belongs 70 David Harris Of eul
pepper county. IL about q years OF age Of dark complexion
VIM W. Boyd Of BachAnan and away from him at CHRIST
Had when committed, brown cloth frock coat an
pair grey pants The Of said negro viii come
forward pay the charges upon him, and take him away
II. HUGHES,
api5-v6w Ja.lor
WlRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
ONCE TIE oroa Court the City Of Richmond, the 4h
day OF April, 1854.
William g. YouEg, Plaintiff,
against
Miles II. King, sometimes called H. Il. King Defendant
IN Debt and upon Attachment returned Executed.
The object suit Of The defendant the
Of four hundred nd fifteen dollars and noety ak cents with In
teret thereon, six eentum per from the
18th day Of January, 1S60, TIL paid.
And the attachment Issued herein having been returned
cued, he required appear within
due publication hereof protect bis In
IN this suit.
Aps-w4E BENZ. POLLARD, CLERK.
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.ORGHUM BOILERS?

Sheet Iron OF all for bottoms sorghum for sals
any quantity VI old Dominion Iron and Nail Works Pearl
street, T. T. BLARKENsHiP,
apl9-3lawim Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-09

oPPIOE SOUTHERN EXPRESS ooMPY,l
- AUeusrA, Ca, Feb 20, 1854.
The Southern Express Company hereby no
y the friends and relatives OF soldiers In the Army North
Virginia and elsewhere that they prepared TO out
arrangements announced Ia the above and that they
win do ali in their power fulfill lie requirements
JAMES SHUTTER,
General Superintendent and Acting President
fsa-S9m Southern Exprels Couupany.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-09
FROM aES. LIE.

On .,urday morning the following despatch was re-
eeiysd from Gen. Lee:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-09
SECOND DESPATCH.

Orange G. H., May. 7.-Gordon's Georgia Brigade
and JOhnston's N c. brigade, of Ewels corps, turned
the enemys extreme right ank about four miles above
Germanns Ford las. evening between sunset and dark,
capturing four hundred prisoners, including Brig. ms.
Seymour aud slaer. Toe enemy completely surpri ed
hastily fad on fldng their breastworks turned and
stormed. Oar loss very slight.
There are rumors here that Mosby has whipped the
negro troops capturing some and burning some bridges
in Fanquef county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-09

Eau6 uotplrg the Central train brought down
alsut cur hundred wounded most Of fhem eighty
ar ali with small srEs
FIs hundred we're expected to arrive last nga1.
G&eflls Stafford and Pegram arrived in Richmond
Sturdy evening. General Stafford died yesterday
luoraing from the efFec Of his wound.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-19

Ever since Admiral Porter assumed
command of the North Atlantic squa>
dron affairs have taken a vigorous
course in the vic nifty OF Wilmington.
He has been bat brief time in com
mand, and yet severai aBdacious block
AIDE runners have been captured within
a few weeks These daring craft bad
everything their own way before but
now il is not 50 easy nor 50 safe game
20 attempt blockade running st vii
mington. Admiral Porter understands
the philosophy of the thing. He insists
upon having the right men in the right
places IL an officer is found incompe-
tent TO command ship, or fails to
render good service in preserving
the blockade. the Admiral replaces
him by q better man One Of
the best vessels Of the squadron
has been two years or more in service,
and although she has run around 20
various points on several missions, vet
she has leally accomplished nothing.
Almost the first official act OF Admiral
Porter was 10 replace her old eomman-
der by new one Now we may look
for some good record from her. An
inactive squadron OF blockaded port
is worse than useless, for the moral ef-
feet of its inactivity upon the rebels II
misshievous Il creates bOldness out
OF the apparent weakness Of their enc
mics Under the command Of Admiral
Porter vigilance and activity are the
prevailing elements IN the management
Of the North Atlantic squadron, rs the
recent captures prove. This shows how
much our navy can accomplish under
men Ike Porter and Farragut N T.
Herald
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DR.. KINGS
Dis p airy
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES.

- DR. KING, formerly Of New YORK, iof
49, last four years OF Louisville, Ky., who
has devoted MS attention 10 the treatment OF pr
yste diseases for 50 years, fatters himself having
attended to practice for many years, and cured
30 many thousands he is enabled to cure all diseases
OF private nature, no matter how bad they may he
from inludicious medical treatment or from neglect
q tbetr own. Dr. Kings DispeDsary Is No Is
Deadenck street, between Cherry and the sqoAre
second story, where he cures all diseases OF phi
Fate nature.
6ononhosa cured without pa1seous medicines or
interference with business.
Structures OF old or recent date effectualIy cured
in fey days, by an operation which causes no
pain Where q structure exists health cannot he
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undermines the health 30 much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases of the skin, grow
ng out Of neglect or bad treatment ean be eiectu-
ally cursd In a few days.
eRM1sAL WEGKRKss. Particular attention hayin0
besn given TO this disease, and ell the conseouepces
growing out OF L. brought on in many cases by the
destructive hahits Of ineOnsderste youth, snd ex-
ce5sive indulgence Of the passions, q neglect Of
which will undermine the Constitution rendering
the subject unht for business society, and caus-
ing premature old age.
Females who may be labonng with any difficulty
Of the Womb may rest assured OF Immediate re-
LEI. - =
Persona residing abroad, by writing and Stating
their Gaze, with fee enclosed direct toIDr A. King
No. . Des9erlck street Nashville Tenn. viii have
tee necessary medicines sent 70 their address.
0fice hours from o'clock 10 tbs morning until
= tse es"nloe. ApT--dAWly
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Arrival OF ths GHnb0at Calypso with
Her Prize Lady Stirling.

F0uR BuNDEED THOUSAND POUNDS OF COTTON
TAKEs-AocouEroF THs CHASE AND DE-
scEIPTIoy or THE PRIZE, ETC.
The beautiful prize steamer Lady
Stirling arrived al this port last evening
from Hampton Roads, in tow Of the
United States steamer Calypso, Frede-
rick D. Stuart, Acting Master com
handing, by which vessel she was TAX
en-, and anchored of the Battery. Act
ing Ensign VIM Jennings is in COM
command Of the prize
The Lady Sstirling was built in Lon
don and launched about four months
ago She is built Of iron and is about
nine hundred and sixty tons burthen.
and had on BOARD when captured over
four hundred thousand pounds Of cot
tsr md some four tons Of tobacco. Al
though she was in a disabled condition
one Of her cylinders being useless
her captain resolved 10 leave Whining
ton with her on the night Of October
.. coming out by what is known a. the
Western bar channel. She was soon
seen by the United States steamer
Eoius, and IN endeavoribg to escape
her found the United States steamer
Calypso directly IN her way From the
Calypso a number Of shots were fired at
the runner, the second one--a shell
exploding in the cotton slowed in her
fore hold Notwithstanding this she
kept on heF way, the Calypso being in
hot pursuit aud making about thirteen
miles per hour After chase of sosne
three hours ia duration, during which
some soves OF eight shots were lodged
in different parts of the hull and ma
chinery Of the blockade runner, she
was forced to surrender sfhe United
States steamer Eolus being near at the
time Of the-cap;ure has share in the
prize. The United States steamer Mo-
hican conveyed the Calypso and prize
10 Sandy Hook, aud sailed again for
Hampton Roads IN J. Herald l2fk
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The CampaIgn OF Gen. HOOD.

If the Confederate forces under Gen
erals Beauregard and Hood are compe
tent 70 cope successfully with the army
Of sherman, then it seems to us better
hat the battle should be fought in Ala
bama "a her than in Tennessee-On
the south side Of the Tennessee river.
rather than on the north side Defeat
sherman first, and there will be little
difficulty In crossing the river, and lit
tie danger in marching on Nashville
and Chattanooga. Sherman would
have TO make his escape out of a hes
tile country, short of supplies, with
vide stream at his back; and there are
no iron clad gunboats east of the Mus
Gle Shoals 10 cover his retreat, if we are
not mistaken. He would not have the
nucleus OF an intact army upon which
70 rally re-enforcements. The country
would lie at our feet Bat if our troops
in North alabama are not numerous
enough 70 meet and defeat Sherman's
forces, 10 cross over into Tennessee APP
pears 10 US piece Of strategy fraught
with some hazard Sherman having
the advantage Of communicating fully
with his interior posts, ana OF craving
troops and ammunition and sustensnce,
might place Generals Beauregard and
Hood in position of greater peril than
that of Gen. Lee in the movement Gull
minating in the retreats from Sharps'
burg and from Gettysburg. The Army
of the West has never been 30 well IN
hand as that of the East, and the Ten
nessee has no fords for recrossing The
idea of recruiting our army in Tennes
see is good, provided We go there in the
right way, inspiring confidence and
showing power aud skill But fugi-
tive campaign OF a week or two, ending
in retreat and disaster, would do much
more harm than good-would chill the
and confirm the responding
and timid.-CharLeston Mercury, Oct 81.
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Extensive Agstriag Emigration 70
Mexico.

We learn from private source, which
we cannot question, that the Emperor
MEximnan, OF Mexico. has extended a
free passage from Austria . Mexico, 70
sll who choose 70 emigrate to his do
minions. and thsf thousands Of men IN
Austria are accepting the offer There
are al the present time not less than
10000 hustlisns on the ocean, "a route
for Mexico, and thousands nlcrs are
preparing 20 come TIE Austrian Cor
eminent Is understood 10 be doing
everything IN ~ power 10 facilitate
Meximiiian's enterprises, and has re-
United the tax which Austrians have
hitherto been compelled 70 pay for the
privilege OF leaving tho country.
MsKimilian's object is plain Tho
men Of austria are al educated sol
dlera Napoleon Is withdrawing the
French army OF occupation from Mex
leo. aud MACMILLAN, tnoNing that il
will not be safe for him 70 intrust his
throne 10 the protection Of the tickle.
revolutionary and despothating Mexi-
cana has determined % establish him
self frnly by surrounding himself with
An army of his Own countrymen, he
being, IS Is known, aa Austrian primes.
IL l. believed that be viii succeed in
bringing oyer not les than $1,000 Of
them within the next few monthA
Il Is mortiiying % ne American peo-
Die thus 10 seo : formiaAols moDarchi-
cal GoyeynmeDt establish itself upon
firm basis Oh this Western Continent,
right under orr very noses--zn En-
n5pe that vii be q thorn IN our side a.
tong a. Il exists So hicosV Jefva0L
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GEN ER AL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Penitsntiary. surgeon Burkitt Cloak, o. 8
Vols, in charge
SIBERIAN HOSPITAL,
Nesr Penitentisry. Surgeon W. Threlkeld, U. 8
Vols, IN charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL.
College Hill. Surgeon J. 4. Herbsi, U. !. Vols,
IN charge.
NO l GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Eeg Gun Factory. Surgeon J. l. Stanford. U. B.
Vols, ia charge.
NO . GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hin. Surgeon J. Z. Herbst, U. 3. Vols,
in(harge.
no. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
S. E. Cor. Public Square, with Branch or Broad
street. Surgeon J. K Ludlow, U. 8. Vols, in
charge.
no. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Chureh-street. Surgeon z. r.
Taylor, u. s. Vols, in charge.
> no. ii SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On The Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon d. W..
France in charge.
no. IA GENERAL HosFITAI4
Near n. and c. Railroad Depot. Surgeon 8. K.
Fuller. u. s. VIOLA, IN charge.
NO. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL
Cornsi ga nn1er and Line-streets, Surgeon W
N. Chamoers, u. S. Vols, in charge.
30. 10 CoSTRARAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Brosd-strests
A. Asst surgeon Justin Ronayne in charge.
no. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Msrket-street, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon W. n. Thorn, U. s. Vols, IN
charge.
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Honey and Property Taken from
Political Prisoners ard Prisoners OF
War
wa Drpn-nrxr

WAR DEflsRTAExT,
ApJrTAsT GESEKAL's 0FFICE,
Washington, Oct II, 1864.
General Orders, No 26e.
l. The attention of officers and agents
Of the Government receiving Confed-
crate bills, notes, or bonds, with q view
20 transmitting the same TO the Adju-
tant General Of the army, under Gen
eral Orders, No. SO, current series, is
invited TO paragraph 746, 9. A Regu-
lations, and paragraphs 3S and Y of
General Orders, No. 100, of 1868.
II. The legitimate funds Of the
United states belonging 10 prisoners of
war, and political or State prisoners,
deceased, or funds accruing from the
sale of their effects, viii be turned over
70 the commandments, and be credited
20 the prison fund, in accordance with
the regulations of the War Depart
ment, promulgated in the circular
dated Office OF the Commissary Gen
ersl of Prisoners, April %, 1864
Ill All funds not current in the loyal
states, and those mentioned in General
)rders, No. SO, current series, belonging
70 decreased prisoners, and all money or
0ther vqllables, such as bills, notes,
bonds, shares in bank, railroad and
other stock, watches, jewelry, DC, found
a deserted places, or belonging TO un-
saoloH persons and escaped prisoners will
be transmitted to the Adiutant Gen
sral Of the army, with the specified
statement required by General Orders.
No 80, Of 1864.
". in cases where il is probable that
money or other UoluaJLes, such as bills.
notes, bonds, shares in bank, railroad,
and other stock, watches, jewelry, &c,
found upon the person Of prisoners of
war, any political or State prisoners, are
public property, the same will be trans.
mitted to the Adiutant General of the
army; but in case where it is evident
that such articles are the private property
Of persons in arrest or confinement, the
same will be so controlled as to prevent
the circulation of the funds Of disloyal
States in the loyal States The funds
of the United States Government, or OF
the loyal States, and the watches, Jew
elry, &c, belonging to such persons,
may be expended for their benefit upon
their orders; and when they are re-
leased, exchanged or paroled, their pri
vate property, and the balance Of the
money due, will be turned over to
them, unless the same shall be forfeited
by crimes or by offences of the owner,
Or shall be seized by way of military
necessity, as prescribed by General Or
ders, No. 100, 1863.
V. acquisitions made by officers or
agents OF the Government for such
funds as are mentioned in General Or
ders, No, SO, current series, will receive
proper attention at the War Depart
ment
BY order of the Secretary of War.
E D. TowSsExD,
Assistant Adjutant General
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#iIitarg 9irtetors.
Subsistence Department.

COL. A. BECKgITH, Q. c. s.,
Military Division Of the Mississipps.
COL a. P. PoRTER, G. Q. g.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
COL G. R KACFEELY, c. Q. s.,
Department Of the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAM J. LITTLE, @. g.,
Depot Commisssry Subsistence, Office No. 10
Cherry street.
CAPT. s. D. HENDERSON. Q. g.,
Poet Commissary Subsistence, Once North side
Pubic Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. K r. HoPKIKS, @. e.,
Purchasing Counlissary Of Subsistence, Once
rear corner Of Broad aid Summer-streets.
CAPT. SAM @. GLOVER, o. g.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
Cherry street
CAPT. JOHN A IRVINE, O. g.,
Dsbursing ommissary Subsistence. Office No
50 Csdsr-street.
CAPT. W. n M'LYMAN, 9. g.,
In charge Of U. S. Bakery, Oollege-street, near
6roads
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A O. g.,
In charge Of soldiers Rest corner Cherry and
Church-streets.
LIEUT. J. S. GALLATIE, A. O. &,
In charge Of Man featuring, &C., &c Office No
- South Msrket-street-
LIEUT.. e. S. HoLLIsTER, A. G. e q \. A Q Il.
In charge OF berdmen, Stables, DC. Once At
q. Il Cattle Depot, below Lower Devee.
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Nashville Cits SireetOry.



JoRs HUGH SnTH, Mayor.
VIZ. SHAEE, Recorder.
RUFus HESRY, Treasurer.
JoHs CHuAsLY, City Marshal.
w. d. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A STEELE,
A c. TUcKER,
J0HE F. INGALLs,
JosEPH L Ryan,
A. B. SHASKLN, Revenue Collector.
E B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WYATT, Superintendent of Wa
ter Works
JAMES PETTT, Assistant Superintendent
Of Water Works
DAS. CUSE1sGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
VIZ. ]. SLISKARD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works.
L 81 FEEEMAS, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment.
Low COREY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
VIZ WRIGHT, Street 0verseer.
JoES Q. Dom, Work House Keeper.
I. II McBHDE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market
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a1ashgille Aniull.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER le, 1884
From lAs eerman. p BE- Ba.Ioa Po.

From the German. Fer the Boston Post
Soft dows Of n;ght as on the mead,
The gentle moon iliumes the vale,
And round about the tall cliffs head,
A mist IS floating, thin and pale.
Allobjects melt in one great whole,
Days noisy,voices sink TO rest,
Yet boiling tones, within my soul,
With sadness fll ny troubled breast.
From former days Of mirth and glee,
From former moonlit nights like this,
Iaeem to hear threnody,
A sad lament for former bliss.
A word Of JOY lay Us before,
In earnest half and half in play,
Which now is lost for evermorey-
Further, further, led my way.
An Grant igais fatnsss light,
Twas but mere dissoiving view
But fancy 5eck. d with colors Bright,
Endced me, and onward few.
Repentance has been mine for years,
For following that deceptive light
Aud thou'lt remember mo with tears,
On each recurring moonlight night
Besc1wKN.
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Fuel Wanted.

nRoP0sALs WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THIS
ofioe uaiii he z0th lnst. for contracts 20 drlv-
~ al .0o0j seventy dFe thoasand core q wood
upon The tAnks 81 The CanitArian1 fTsr, - points
WITHIN f1t) tsenty I've miles q this depot shove
and beo~, sad wood % be delivered y tie lst o.
MAJ, tss5.
Contrasts for lots Of lo,e0g) zen thousand cords
each. viii be gwen II desir d.
Approved seclIFifF vii be repaired & 81 parties
70 ehon contracts are Eseh.
6HO. b. hlBBA RID, Capt an4 a. Q ~
nSFs-iN Dsiics No - Cherry street.
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KOssulh on the American question.


Is it not singular, how all the good
and great men Of the earth are with US
or with our Government, in the present
struggle on the side Of the Onion, the
Federal Government, and the destrue
ton Of slavery And yet il IS not sin.
gular, but would be singular if it were
not 30. Here is q word of cheer from
Kossuth alsO-an extract from letter
written by him, dated Sept l6;
It was always my conviction that
nothing but the sword can decide be-
tween the conflicting principles Of free
dom and slavery in the United States
The time has come for the bloody but
unavoidable arbitration pray 10 God
Ia give his blessing in your endeayors
that the curse and stain Of slavery be
forever removed from your country.
and the Democratic principle shall not
be found wanting in the trial TO which
we see il exposed.
have the honor TO remain, with the
highest regards OF esteem and consid
Grafton, honored Sir, your faithful and
Obedient servant,
TSgnedl KossUTH
His Bxcellency,
W. II. Seward, L. S. Scc'y State.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From eight 70 twenty year Standing, with nAnss
known - science snd agge.
For medical properties d Buchu, see Dispense
tory 0f the United 5tates
sas Professor Dswees vAlnshis works on TIE
Practice u Physie.
See remarks made b. the lste oolshratsd Dr.
Phyzick Ptiladelpf.a.
see remarks made ~ ~. Ephrnn Mcdowell, =
celebrated FhyrieiA1, sad member q fhs ROTai
College Of Surgeons, lrels1d, and published h De
Transsct0ns 81 the king aud Queen . Journal.
See Medico- Chirufucai Review, published b.
benlan.in TErssFn, felieW q ne Royal College Of
Surgeons.
Sc most a. the late Standard sorka on nasdoins.
Extract s1chu, ~ per hosae, or az f0F 500
q EArsabaFIia, leo 400
IInurfd RCse Wash, % 40
o. hsaf dozen OF each fof ga, Which uln be
suinsus % cure zee most otsiinats cAsss. n dzss-
3 ~ are Sdhered ~.
Dshversi 20 Asy address. sssursly paeke4 from
OBJ erVeuOn-
SSDasefibs symptosas 10 81 connuunnssoas.
Cures guaranteed. AdFico grasa.
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State of Tennessee--Bedford
County.

Crrsd, C5s.4 for s1id cDunty. august Tenn. 1884.
Ns0'S 81 = A''-ns'' sia for Dsvoros.
Joseph McCamey.
II THIS CASE II APPEARING THAT THE
| defendant j. = non-res dept OF The Stste q Ten
lessee, that the ordinary proc - Ct lsB Garnet
~ served upou hin, il - ordered that tlicst on
- made ia ne Nashville Weekly Union, fr three
"a cessiTe weeks. chs LAST publication TO be made
4 lea une weak bore TIE next term Of saia
Cour b requiring the de end NJ - appear be ore
the Judge Il the nrxt Circuit Cunt Tor Bed sr.3
C5unty, 70 b held az the curt room IN be t9~n Of
sbelbTtIlie % ths 6rst Monday ID De sernbsr nezf
4na then and thee 10 piead, answer or demur 20
sia comp anant's oil, Or the sain vii be taken
OF coa1e sed and sci Tor hearing e Pafte.
4 ven under NJ hand ~ once, ~ y ( le6f.
JAMES II. NEIL, Clerk
T. r. CoLBwELL, Attorney or plaintiff.
novl -itl3w. Printers fee -.
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state Of Tennessee, County Cont for
Smith county

o0ToBRR TERM, 1884.
Elizabeth Hunt, Daniel Hunt, John Tubb and his
wife Jane.
~ Wax PfobGts
Gashuu Han' John Hunt, Alexander Hunt. New
ton Atwood aad wife Hsnpan, VIM. Murray snd
- T. ttsbecca A, John Agee snd wife MahsE6, and
the feirs a. law Of Abel Hunt deceased,
Ia THIS GA r IT APPEARING To THs Court
/ on Rffdasit, thst the defendants heirs a. Law Of
Ane Hunt, deeeased, are non-residents Of Tonnes
see It D therefore ordered by the Court that mott
D. gwen sad defendsn =, By publication four con
-ecnaye weeks IA new paper called the Nashville
L ION. published in Rashy he, lem, reqUirlng
hen tosppear belore this Court ~ is next, Jan.
uary term, % support or oppose the probate OF an
alleged va. OF Abe Hunt, deceased.
Test l.. " TURNER, Clerk.
naHi1 4tae
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Stale of TesnFssee.--BedfOFd
County.

cfesH CosTf tgr sais ctsHty5 Asgus Tsra', lss4.
Henry Brown
- ,Ahaehmenl No. . Appearance
Wm. Is. sutton, Docket.
(AME THE PLAINTIFF, BY MS ATTORNEY,
ffenf ID this cause his been levied upon the esiae
o. said defendant snd that sad VIM. b Sutton hEs
7. moved from tho STATE ~ Tenneeaee, A. haf the
ord nary process 81 Law cannot - served upon l.a
II y ordered inst pubiicnron - male ID iue Atsh-
vile " skly unioa = ueNs Fspef published in tue
0sr II Nashville for three ccbsecuti - Heea. fhe
lasf pub ieaon 70 - AZ lesst Nesk befofe tie
ns4f term 81 Ia oour, - liriGg the deisrd % "
aDr,~ar - aFp cur ufxf Circuit Coun iOr bo4f5ra
ss5infy 70 - held q the Court rooua ~ ne toan ~
SbebyT.lie on the hrst Monday IA Decein1ar neEtl
and MEAD u The attachment it this ease.
elpF test JAMS 4. NIL, Clerk.
7 II colDwsLE, Attorney iof Pfz-nif
nOy9-Ifi3s Pa fse IS