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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08


lis believed that with the capture
Of Milru large nUmbar OF Federal
prisoners were released by General
Sherman
The telegraph gives the particulars
of q battle at timber Ridge on Friday
betwcWo company Of Pennsylvania
mounted Infantry and some delin-
ql.nt couscriP's aud de5ertcrs. The
litter WAS repulseI
Aside from heaey artillery firing on
the Jerusalem road, on Thursday
near Ric5uon !, all is qaiot in Grants
nrmy.
lac joint protest Of En9lan an d
France, against the capture Of tho
Florida, has been presented to the
Fedvrai authorities, who propose to
20 take ~ action lrliI the cabneut Of
Brazil have reported the sane.
Mr Coo. d P,entlce has reached
Richmond, On a visit to his son.
December G.-Thc Richmond Dis
Pltch, OF December 2, claims vcto-
ry OF Wncelcr's csyairy over Kilpat-
rick in East Georgia. The latter at.
temp cd to cross the Savannah River.
IA, was driven back with heavy loss.
Th- DtSP.t2d says Sh rnan's army
is may'ns toward the coast, and thai
"a battle Is expected.
Tia Richmoal Wig thinks Sher
man has tau4 far managed to live up
on the c-uatry. 1t believes he vii
'caca the Atlantic coast in safety, and
from there 90 t. Richmond. | don't
.hlok he vii capture either Savannah
Augusta, or Charleston
cevcn.huudred prisoners have been
capuIeG from Sherman and sent to
Auguta.
Tho Governor Of Georgia has p3
arms IN tno han!s % the Peli,on,iary
conv'cls and sOnt them TO the front.
Hoods army is reported to be with.
in TWO miles Of Nashville. Murlrses.
bro and Chattanooga are deemed
safe.
Seme sixty residents o. the South
crn States, now in New York, have
been arrested by General DIX, upon
suspicion Of being concerned in the
tncsniiarS fires.
General Bragg claims TO have re-
pulsed The FederaIs from Beoufort,
South Carolina, wlo ha advanced to
meet Sherman. 1t occurred at a plact
called Grtbau5vi.G 81 nIJ5 from Sa
yannaA and 10 miles from Unar.es
ton
The rebels have opened new bat
tery mean Fort Darling, Rakins Dutch
Gnp.
fha draft AZ Washington was re.
sUtuod ycste:day. Tbs editor OF the
Washington Rpuhiicm was dcawn.
Tno rcb'i cavalry mAie q j .sh at
New Creek, in the Snanlndplh vi
ley, lately, aud cAptursi 800 to 400
prisoners, loar clnnon and a consider
able quantity Of bOo,y.
Iha n W York TUJuns "hopes"
that acaj! w.Ii be maio Tor au.tner
100000 men the draft to take place
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08
A Cara ~ .lIr SuHr,iur

y hu," Tonic Bitters y 'Sarsaparilla. g,
"Neryou Anlidotcsn Sc. &C.. and after you
are sati- fled with the result and one bny of
OLD DOCTOR jUGHAN ENGLISH SPErI-
FiC PlLLS--aud be restored to hea til and
vigor in less than thirty DAYS. They are pure
ly vegetable, pleasant to take, promp. and sal
utAry in their cif'cts on the BROKEN doun and
shattered constitution. Old an1 young can
take them with advantage. Imported and sold
in the Unitel 5 takns only bN
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08

Balance in Treasury September lst 1868,
Amornt collected on Dsrember duplicate.
g collected on June duplicate,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08
The 81 e. Ga AID the Esaga.asas'

Was the Flo dA sunk by III. con
nlvan41 oi iii, Federal Government !
is d qirs.I'u nov O:ny dscl,sed 10
the Eastern papers. B.llra the acci
d Mt Huicn saak he Florida III six
tthnms oi san ga.4r, th3 Washington
cDgresponlen, Vi tue C,ucmnau Ga
5otte sad he hat "reaaun to suspect
that II Brazil should demand h,r re
turn snu vii bo very apt to spring Il
,caE and 10 Gown before sue : IS
back" She did spring teak, through
Il Yankee cUEtIvaHcr and went down.
The DootJn Adcc,tt3e, (R,r) face
tIpusty suggests, do tbv florida. where
s,e vas anchored, was iu> the say
that ~! nIght be Necessary iDr the
security Ot navigation ID Hampton
K ais t. remove tine wreck 1y blast
IDE.' Ano.h'r journal thinks favora
biy oi tbs Suggestion u the ddceiti,er
aud hopes tha', d. tue vessel ilsGli can
40 Go restored. ils tlubers NAV hr,
after ihe blowing up returned 10 tha
Da.lals in tue shape O' wooden uat
mCgs as re.nembrancyS Ui "lhe Yam
X audHcl,y that twaacIcd thalr nu
Is unIcr thcir Uwn guns tor suOwlns
favor TO rebel pirate"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08

~ ELMIDN EOR IlLES.- Its II uIrs- sing to
the sulf ferlrg t. know that we have an effective
cure TO tlis uuiN Troublesome CCor.s,. N
p. iIazardc q l64 Second S.. Cincinnati.
ia es great pleasure in informing al " ho are
suffering with piles that hO used small guam
tily # DR. STichmnd's Pile Remedy, aud it ef
tlcted permanent cure. Til, seems 30 lie th
ease with all who make use of this splrr did ure
parD,iou. Ii is Manufactured at NJ East
Four Street, Cincinnati, o, AID sold by all
Druggists.
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Letter from a Kentucky Soldier.

Mr.. Editor With your permission, wish to
iave little talk with your readers, more especially
with the boys in camps and hospitals in regard to
/ he approaching Presidential ccction-a matter Of
he greatest importance to u.s. well as to all others
who enjoy and who hope in future to enjoy the ben
| fits of our glorious old government.
The news came TO us few days since that the
pemocrotc Convention held last month at Chicago,
lad nominated Gen. George b. Mcclellan ss their
snddate for the Presidency, and in doing so were
governed it is understood, by the thought and be-
ief that he will be more popular with us in the
rmy and will &c, more soldiers votes than any
thcr they could have selected for that high office.
is true we were the admirers of the General when
e was at the head of the army Of the Potomac,
shon, as we thought, he was doing all in his power
p destroy the power Of the rebels And had he
uccecded, and had he given proof that this was the
reat object TO which, like Gems. Grant and Sher-
nan, he was bending all his energies, we should
ave continued to admire, and in all probability, To
iolizc him But, having failed in this, after vast
ng so much precious time, and so much more of
he still more precious life-bood of the nation, it
vas evident, not only to the authorities at Wash
hgton, but to the best informed in all parts of the
ountry and in Europe, that he was not the man for
hat importan, and responsible position and his re-
noval therefrom became the impcrious duty of the
President.
But there is reason to believe, and events which
ave since occurred have about demonstrated it
bat then, as well now he had his aspirations for
he high position for which he is now a candidate,
nd was then endeavoring TO curry fayors with the
oops and with the people at large, SO as to prepare
is way thereto. Having failed in the campaign,
nd having been superseded in the command, not
illing to give up his cherished hope, he still work
for lis attainment. BY wonderful strategy he
langcs his base, complains that he has been badly
|eatcd, seeks shelter under the sympathy Of his
lends and with skill and ingenuity worthy bet
cause, endeavors TO throw the whole blame of
failure on the Presidcnt-well knowing that
nest old Abe would likely be formidable oppo-
Bnt in the contest for the attainment Of his ends
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CIRCULAR.
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE.

COLLEGE I'LL, o., july, 1864.
THE Ohio Female College is already SO widely
and so iiUorbly known, that an extended or par
tcuHr notice is unnecessary.
IT. accessibility it, retired and healthlu location,
it, csegant and extensive buildings, its ample and
highly cultivated grounds and its superior advan-
tagcs for thorough education are known and appre-
clatcd throughout the country. During the past
year tro h0drcd amt Hyotec' young ladies, repre-
sonting fHcol States, have been in attendance and
SO far q, known, pupils and patrons have realized
all their just expectations.
The special object of this Circular, is, to inform
the patron, and persons interested that the College
has been rcorganizcd upon more public, liberal
and permanent basis. Hitherto the institution has
been conducted in part at least, with view to in
diyidual profit. BY the munifccncc Of three indi-
viduals, one hundred thousand dollars have been
donated for IT,, endowment, that it, uscfuncs, and
stability might not dcpcndupon the uncertainties of
individual life and fortune
The College !, now not only a permanent lnsti-
tuition, but all It's revenues will be appropriated to
improve it. accommodations increase it, Libraries
and apparatus, and aid promising young ladies in
securing an education.
The Executive Board now having charge Of the
College, viii not permit it to be less worthy Of
public confidence and patronage than heretofore
and it. friend, may be assured that whatever chm
gc, ar made in the Board of instruction or in its
management, will bc made with yicw to occurring
creator efficiency and more deserved popularity.
Pupil, will be under the constant care aud super
vision Of their teachers and ofkind and experienced
mothers.
The FALL TERN, begins September 9Th, ls6i.
Inquire in regard to terms course Of study, &c.
answered, catalogues furnished and rooms secured
by addressing GEN. :. +. CARY, CJll,qe mn. Ohio.
Former pupils Us we'll las those desiring admission
should lose no time in securing rooms, as limited
number only can be accommodated.
BY order Of the Board.
aug2l & 8. +. CARY, Seyy
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W j. j.

List of co.uoiii, in hc SH Tennessee Ioiupic,r Infantry,
-, a ctoyy, by G,neroi R,Ug, Brjgaic, on hc 6h Of
Auy'st p,or iamo, Go.
Go. A.-Eilled-LL Francis c. johnston Scrgt. Squire
Fitzgerald, Corp1 Thomas Wooden, privates Reese B.
Ingle, John h. Spencer, Thos, W Wyrick, Montgomery
Connolly. Woundcd-Serg' Arch Fitzgerald Corp'l
Thomas j. Taylor, priyates George W. Fisher. Clinton
Jack Win. 4. Leopard, Jclu Hooper, VIM. A. Pierce,
John Massey 1t. A A. II. Mcpherson. Missing sam
ucl Massey.
Co. B.-Knlcd-Conl Daniel RAIDER. priya,es l.. 5.
Moore 4. b. Loncs. Woundcd-Capt. John A. Bowers.
Corpl Wm. Winter pryatcs john Pcrkcy, Riley Jones
Ezekiel Goan. Missing-Noah OttHger Jacob Lane.
Co. C.-Killod--Color Scrg Jno. Gossett.-Wounded
-Priyates Wesley II. Green, William Rouse George W.
Prlcmorc. Mhsing-Color Corpl Newton j. Rogers.
Co. D.-killed--Serg't Jonathan Brown. Crockett
Smith. Woundel.private, Thos Loug, VIM. NJ. Long,
Bernard Coolcr Leonard Siarnes Henry Worth Miss
ing-Lt John Walker, Scrgt Oliver NJ Brown, rriyate,
John II. Brown, John T. Ellison
Co. kiled-Scrs'' VIM. Z. Peters pryaies John
j. Swanucr Elber, Robinson, VIM II. Butler, Wm. Eng
land. Woundcl-Lt Lenuc Bible privacs David c.
0tingcr VIM. y. Palmer, David n. Gmbbs, Isaac A.
Cannon.
Co. killed-privates William Pol,on, Washing.
ton Sharp Charles L. Gaines. Wounded-Lt. George W.
Douglass prvates Jno Il. Hughes, Elber Shaw, Matthias
Whitehead, james C. Mcfarland, Melvin Trent. Harmon
Z. Sampson Charles Mooney Isaac Dolson, Wm. Price.
Missing-Thornon Dell.
Go. KILLED Richard Harris. private Jamc. Wood
ward. Woundcd-Pryates Jacob Owens, George Bray,
Grcenbcrry Wolf. Missing -Pryatcs Robert p. Bear,
Geo Wolf Joohn Wolf James McGnnis, B. F. Rovstou,
James ?. Harris.
Co. K.--Kiled- Private. George Kicker, tico Smith.
Wounded Private James Etherton. Missng-,Iohn D.
Ennchpr
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ATTACHMENT.

U"Nds Duncan rs, 2hohy e. Brddl,H
4 ! APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT ~ THIS CAuSF
That Tmoy r. Bradley is nonresident Of the State of
therefore ordered by me, the Justice the
Peace before whom said papers returned eyed upon the
property oi c said defendant Timothy r. bradley that pub.
hcauou hn mad IN the Knoxville WE newspaper published
~ the city Of Knoxville for four consecutive weeks recurring
Tue ad Timothy u Bradley to appear at my Office in the town
o Clinton Anderson county, Tenn the third Saturday Of
October G then and there to make his defense othe rw.e
said cause VIII be proceeded with pare,
sept pas w. W WALLACE Jp
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WANTED Disabled officer and soldier
w honorably discharged from the service, aud in
want of profitable employment peculiarly adapted
to their condition, should address Lock Box ls9,
Cincinnati, Ohio, stating the date of their discharge
and the regiment and company to which they be-
longed. may7-tf
WANTED Agent, to sell by subscription,
w THE History or THE GREAT WESTERN
SANITARY FAIR, which j. now being sterreotyped
and will be publisbedat an early day. Apu.pe tus
volume will be- ready for agents about the first Of
May. For full particulars, terms, SC. address the
publishers {. +. VENT q Co,
my7-tf No. Ss West Fourth st. Cincinnati o.
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ATTACHMENT,

7ruStees cf Porter Acdde,ny as. f. NJ LIntcr
FRNHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFEND Ant
is indebted to him and ahsconds cOnceals himself
hat the ordinary process Of law he upon HIM
having obtained an original attachment the estate Of the
defendant made rsurnahe before Moses Elliott Justice Of the
Peace for Bount county Tenn and the having been levied
his property II is ordered by ad Justice that the decn.
,ant appear before him his office In Boun county the Sst
Jay OF December 1864 or will be proceeded with pnrte II
further ordered by said Justice tina This notice be published
the KnoA'i, whir for four weeks This March
9Th, 1864, ,ept7 81 pft5 MOSES ELLIOTT J f.
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r.,.l,a q rort.t Acaten,u rs. Z. 2. MeCnlD..l.

W. pI kNTg,ST nN AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
Is haeoeH 70 MN 49, aosconut ,., process camel
ainst the defendant made rciurnablc before Moses Eo
Justice Of the Pence for Bount county and the same having
been levied his property, II ordered by said Justice, that
thu defendant appear before him at his office in Boun county
the Ss day Of December next 1t will BE- proceeded will
parle Il is further ordered that this notice be published for
four successive weeks in the Knoxville Whg This March 18th,
lh6l. .sptT.4t pfS5 MOSES ELLIOTT, j. 7.
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u. A. DEADERlCk, &. An.
ATTACHMENT.

John ~ Hay, r,. Joseph Boi,y.
THE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE
L defendant Is indebted to him and 50 absconds that
process cannot be served him, having obtained an
original attachment against III. defendant made returna
bic before j. H. Caldwell, Justice Of the Peace for
Sewer county, and the having been levied on his
property II |. ordered by said Justice that the defen
iant appear before him hi, office in SEWER county,
Saturday the 18th Of October next crit will be pro-
cs.'ied with psrte. 1, Is further ordered that hi,
notice he publish for four successive week, in The Knox
vile Whig August 18th, 1854
aus2i II pf ij' J.H. CALDWELL. J. +.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
'NIIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN

/ ~ ~ H''''T TITTN0 IN T. TN NV
I'D into partnership IN the practice OF law in the Circuit
I Clmlgy Courts at Rogere, and In the supreme Court
W Knoxville IN a. In which they may Ne retained and
Which may he taken 10 said Supreme Court from the counties of
laNhhs' Ianoorh, dtslngrr, claiborne aud Campbell.
our partnership extends also to an cases civil or criminal In
which We may Poe employed n the Federal Court At Knoxville
ami we VIII attend n said Court 10 the collection NJ claims In
any county Zoo lasi Tennessee, where the claimants reside out
q" M state ana see proper to cn them management
The style of tUc firm is NELSON A NWTlgmANn.
John Nchcraud will continue AS heretofore to attend the
Circuit and Chaucoy Courts H Grsngrr Hancock claiborne
NUl 'hupgul counties. TllOS, A, h, NELSON.
Knoxville, Tenn, JELLY ] NTTHERLAND
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Georgia Proposes Peace.

NEW YoRK, August 26.-A gentleman has mr.
rived in th. city from Georgia who came by way
of Atlanta with permission Of Gen. Sherman, and
who represents that the State Government desires
to learn upon what basi, the United States Govern
ment will treat with the State of Georgia for read
mission into the Union. This action of the Geor-
Ca authorities /, had without reference TO the bal
ancc of the Southern Coniedcracy
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Chancery Court. Knoxville.

wilkins Il trccls ddmrS, DO, rs. Sdmpei
D'ckeg ryc and othTs
TIL defendants Samuel Diskcy and hls wife
Elizabeth, being non-residons Tennessee as chsr
gcd in the bill; II is ordered that publication b,
made Tor four successive weeks in the KRorpHc
Wig notifying said defendants TO appear boiorcth
Chancory Court at KnoSys on the first Monda,
Of October next then and there 10 make their de-
Tense to the BILL or the Same will be- taken rs con-
iosscd ms 70 them and set Tor hOaring e, parto,
August 2Otb, 1864,
A copy Of the order;
oug?iit pft| d. A, DEADERlCk, C. n NJ.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

l'llE NlBNCllBEltS llAN T. ENTER
I'D into partnership In the practice Of Law In the Circuit
aud Chlnccry Courts at Jonesboo Grecue cambridge and
knoxville, and also In the County Circuit Chanrery and SUI
premc Courts a Knoxville, u all In which may be EN-
po}c taken 10 the supreme Court from either Of the Courts AT
Jonesboro' cambridge, Grceueyilo or Knoxville.
> T. and j. NJ Logan under the firm OF Logan Logan will
attend o any causes which may be entrusted their manage
men In the Federal Court And Thomas A. r. Nelson will at.
nl Individually to any cause in which he may be employed
N tnr supreme Court At Knoxville not embraced In his part
ueshp with Col John Nethcrlan and Messrs Logan Logan
The style Of our hun Is Nelson, Logan Logan,
THOS. A. H. NELSON.
SAML 7. LOGAN,
Knoxville Tenn. Ioll.ly JOS. NJ. LOGAN
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TnE MOBILE PRlsoSERs.-Spcaking of the ar
rival of the Mobile prisoners at New Orleans the
Era says:
The men as general thing arc said TO be heartily
sick of the war, and consider the rebellion n COM
plete failure A number, We are informed, have ta-
ken the oath Of allegiance, and many Others will
doubtless do 50 rather than ro-enter the service of
those who have caused them to suffer So much and
so uselessly.
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ATTACHMENT.

W"IT| NTNIV ~ IVfn WUINi.
FANlE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DEFEND
AMI indebted to him. and that he abscond. or con.
'eo t That the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon hm having obtained an original attachment against the
estate oi the defendant made eturnabe before VIM H. sharp
justice OF the Peace for Union county, and the having
been levied on his property II Is ordered by said Justice that
tNciendat appear before him at his occ IN the 10Th Civil
c on the itO day OF March 1868 or will be proceeded
with uN par. II Is further ordered that this notice he pub
I'hed Tor our successive week, In the Knoxville Whg
.unLI-L nltbt MM IL SIIARr u
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ATTACHMENT.

Mary H,rst, Administrative Of A. Hurst dccd. 70
iUeu Hurst
THE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS The DEFENDANT
indebted to her and hat he sbsconds conceas himself
that the ordinary process Of law b, served him
having obtained original attachment against the estate Of
defendant made retunable before b. W. Reeder Justice d
the Peace for Uno county and the having been levied
on his property ordered by said Justice that the deen
dant appear beor. him his Office in Maynardvle, Union
county the 6rs Monday in March, 1862 or viii proce edd
with partc II further ordered that this notice be- pub
lhed in the KnoIv. whs for four successive weeks Au
gust liih, 1854.
sugal a pf t5' D. .RkEDER J.P.
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va. WaR>r Is. H. r. Cor and Brother.


guyHE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFEND
ANTS are indebted to him. and absconds that the ord
nary process Of law be served upon hem having OBJ
tanned original attachment against the defendants made
nable before Joseph Amhrser Justice Of the Peace iOr
Bount county tho having been levied their pro-
pery ordered by said Justice that the defendants appear
before him at hi. Office IN Bloun county the 10th day
December 1854 the will b. proceeded with parte
10 ordered that this notice be published IN the Knoxville
whig for four successive weeks. June II, l,A.
,eptf. p15 JOSEPH AMBRlSTER j. =.
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ATTACHMENT.

N""a p JotHsoH "a. the Hdte of fYLomdS Pryor, dscd,
< j APPEARING FROM TlE AFFIDAVIT, SWORN TO IN
s case, that the said estate OF Thomas Pryor deceased
Us % be disposed Of usuch way that the regular process Of
the said Pryors prshabc property It Is ordered by me that
publication hc made for four successive weeks In the knoxville
NE uoyng thd defendant to appear before my office
W New Market Jefferson county Tenn. the 6rst Saturday
uVoNc ls6l aud defend said suit the same will be set for
hearing and Judgment final as to him This September bh 90
sept rls5 JONATHAN IARRANCE ] r.
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Po,ceH 4 MeGh.e ps, Rchard l. BL,op.

Po'ceH { MeGh.e rs, Rcha,d l. Wilson.
1uNnE RESPONDENT RICHARD l. WILSON BEING A NON
resident OF Tennessee as stated in the bill 1t ordered
that publication be made weeks in tho Kno,
vile Whg notifying said defendant appear before the
Chancery Court at Knoxville, the fr Monday October
next then and there TO make his defense the bill or the
will be atenas confessed and set for hearing cx partc
August Goth, 1864.
A copy OF the order
auga4 It pff5 d. A. DEADHRlCR, c. AN
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sim.'I 9''t's '. r. a, Ran,ey and j. q. NJ Rau.,y.

sums" TNN &C. r. HdlHseg ana y. e. ". RdN4sy,
IL TITS CAUSE, 1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
oie plaintiff that the defendants have ned nom the limits
OF Tensnes or that they abscond conceal themselves
ha' M Ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon them
II ordcsd by hs Clerk that publication be made for four sue
ce,Nteks IN BtoWnow's Knoxville MhgA newspaper pub
shed Knoxville Tenn, notifying the said defendants mp
pear the nel term Of the Circuit Court Of Knox county,
be hsA st the Court House in Knoxville, the "a Monday
oeIodr next then and there plead answer demu oshc
suit ad demand OF ths panlIr the will be taken ns
confessed and proceeded with eI psric as to them.
sep14t pfsb s. H. SMITH, CLERK.
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ATTACHMENT.
oreait courl, 50 Judicial Circuit, Knox county rcnnc

CIRCUIT oourl, "a Judicial Circuit Knox county, tennessee
N'aslm q. Brcunio,r r,, Robert b. RoyuOlds, IT dl
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
OF w plMniir, that the defendants, Robert D. Reynolds,
Thomeg Campbell John H. CroIer, VIM H. snccd and J. g.
Ramsey have ned rom the limits Of tho state Of Tennessee or
maj 'hcJ Ab'eond or conceal themselves that the ordinary
process Mn cannot he served upon them therefore or
dttsd py we Ner1 h. publication be made for four successive
week, IN brownow, Knoxville Whlg newspaper published I'M
Knoxville Ituu notifying the said defendants to appear 81 h.
next term VI lhe Circuit Court of Knox county he held at
The Vonr' House IN knoxville the "a Monday October
ns hei and there plead, Enwer demur TO tbs suit and
demand oihe plantn the same will be taken a.
and pro'ssdsi win ,N psrte as them.
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