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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-19
FURTHER ACCOUNTS,
WASHINGTON, May lG

Dispatches from the Army of The Poto-
mac received tonight say that il was IN
tended 20 follow up the enemy early on sat
urday morning to their new position ana t6
attack them vigorously, but the heavy ram
for several days has inlerferec much with
the movement of the army, the roads be'
ing in the worst possible condition, SO that
il ia impossible to move artillery or trains
over some portions
Parts of the 5th and 9th corps formed in
position on the South side OF the Ny river
about two miles North Of Spottsy lvanla
Court House. The I'd corps occupied the
right of the new line on tn Fredericksburg
and Spottsylvania plankroad with Burnside
on the left, the 5th corps on the old stage
road, and the 9th reaching half mile fur
ther East.
About 8 A. NJ, the regulars OF the Sixth
corps, about 300 strong, were ordered to
advance across the Ny and dislodge regi-
ment of rebels in an intrenchment behind a
house, which they did in gallant style, kill
ing and wcunding soue, capturing about a
dozen, and driving the remainder to the
woods. Our guns in tho center opened and
shelled the woods in front, but without eli
citing any reply from the enemy, although
they could be seen through the grass busy
throwing up intrenchments He
Their new position is deemed strong
one. but as soon as the army can get into
nosition and their guns 10 bear on 1T, they
will make them answer or evacuate.
The rebels made sudden and unexpcct-
ed attack on Saturday afternoon, on the
position from which they were disloged in
the morning across the Ny river on our left
and succeeded in gaining possession Of the
noint portions of the first and second brig
ades. of the first division, 9th corps, who
were placed there t. bold it, bat were at
tackled by three or four lines their number
and compelled to fall back to this side o.
tho stream, losing about dom wounded
and nearly half their number captured
| General Meade had been visiting the iine
at this point, just at the time ol the occur
ence, being at the house ot Mr. Ander
son. who has a very handsome residence
there. and the rebels had nearly reached
the house before he was apprized of their
approach. He however, got away in safety
and troops we're at once sent to meet ano
drive back c enemy. A heavy tire OF ar
t;llery was opened on. them also, from which
thew suffered much, as the shells were seer
to explode in their midst. Our infantry
finally drove them back across the riVer
and captured a number Of prisoners. a
rebel Major and other officers were taNet
during the day. lThEAGU - 1E-
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!, BALTIMORE 9l0ckAOsPuAtt
aE ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM
: Ihsa .ag42. QUACkERY. III
The Only Place Where q Cure Can be
Obtained.

TnR.JeHNs4eEH HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
Ia Certain. Speedy and only Rectnal Remedy in the
sss of Rs Kaes and
Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Impotency ueners
Debility, Nervousness ,Languor, Low Spirits
TonSfEn Dmnss. Of o hs o
the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections Of the
Liver Lungs Stomach or Bowels those Terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth -othose
SECRET and solitary practices more fatal to their NC
tins than the song OF Syrens to the Mariners of Ulys
ses blightng their most brilliant hopes antcips
tions. rendering marriage, &ey impossible. u
sF ~ s7ilaOUNG MEN 'isli,taI 3
E.pecally, who have become the victims OF Solitary
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which annu-
aly sweeps to untimely grave thousands of Young
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have entranced listening Senates
with the thunders of eoquence walked 10 estacy the
living lyr may call with full confidence sict
-ao u q e- MARRIAGE. '"-
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating mar
rage being aware ofPhyscai weakness organic aeoil
ity deformities speedily cured J0 ~
He who places himself under the care Of Dr. j. NAV
relriously conade in his honor as gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill as physician
Ie'- ORGANIC CWEAKNE Ess. s1'., :,
MN ediataly Cured and Full Yigor Restofei.
Ths Distressing Affection which renders iiIe n!ser-
ableand Marriage the penalty paia oy e
victims ofimproper indugences Young persons are too
ant 10 commit excesses from not ofthe dread
fri that may ensue. Now, who that under
stand the subject will pretend TO deny that the power or
procreation is lost sooner by those falling into mprop
Or hits Inn ~ the prudent Besides being deprived
t,.ure Of healthy offspring. the most serious
and destructive symptoms Of both body and mind arise
The system becomes Deranged the Physical and Men
tai Functions Weakened, Loss OF Piocreatve Power,
Nervons Irritabiity, Dyspepsia, Palpnation OF the
Heart indigestion Constitutional Debility, wasting
of the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
-
Office No. I South Frederick st.
rom The corner Fail not to observe name and num-
Der. 3 ..' 'a .,.''
tors Diploma hangs in his office. ....
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Office No. I south Frederick st.
A CiJREWARRA TWO DAYS
No Mercury on Nauseoas Drugs
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges IN the
United States and the greater part OF whose lie ma
been spent in the hospitals of London Paris Philade
pha and elsewhere has effected some Of the most as.
tonishing cures that ever known many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden SOUNDS, oash.
fulness with frequent blushng, attended sometime;
with derangement of mind, were cured Immediately
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DEaSlsave TO call the attention of the public
. to his large and wen assorted stock of French
Brandies, Jamiaca Rum, Holland Gins, Scotch
and Irish Whistles, Port, Sherry Madeira and
Claret Wines, Sparkling estswsas and Cham
pagnes. -
Also, to his large stock Of Domestic Liquors.
as Cherry, Blackberry, Raspberry, Apre ard
sto1asch and CocktsA Bitter; also to my celebra-
ted double recti6ediRo Whisky. a i s-.a q
= | gIsp manufacture and keep constantly on
haad a large stock of prime Cider Vinegar, t.
which, together with, the above choice brands
LIQUOR. / would inYito the special attention o
country dealers and the public generally. EOdIl
feZQ-ly9 XII ss2aL h7r 30 . EA2oI II 7
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YOUNG Nj EN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice IN
duiged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions, at school, the effects Of which are
nightly felt when asleep, and II not cured rsn
ders marriag impossible and destroys both mind and
body, should apply Immediately. .,.--
What pity that young man, the hope OF his coun-
try the darling parents, should be snatched from
all prospects and enjoyments OF e by the
certain secret habit. such parsons MUST before con-
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent votery Of pleas
ure finds that he has mbibed the seeds Of this painful
d sease it too often happens that timed sense OF
shame or dread of discovery, deters him from applying
to those who from education and respectabity, can
alone befriend hun, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this horrd disease make their appearance
such as liberated throat diseased nose nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs dmness OF sight, deafness,
nodes on the shin-bones and arms, blotches on the
head face and extremities, progressing with fghtful
rapidty till at last the palate of the mouth or the
disease becomes horrid object of eommseraton, till
death puts period his dreadful suferngs, by send
ing him to "that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
It ia mechanically fact that thousands fall victims to
this terrible disease owing to the upskfulness OF
norant pretenders who by the of that Deadly POI
son. Mercury ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due of life miserable. 80
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MARRIAG K,

reflect that sound mind and body the most neces
sary requisites to promote connubal happiness In
deed without these the journey through life becomes
view; the mind becomes shadowed with despair and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes blighted with our own,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
What his Southern Friends Think Of
Him.

THE following is extracted from letter found in
rebel mailbag recently captured near shepherds
town. Virginia 1t is from the pen Of Colonel Dun
haIn. late New York democrat, who had the
pluck to go'south, TO his friend Bishop of Brook
iyn. He claims still to bea Unionist and is fight
ing to restore the Union, under the rule of JEFF.
Davis or some other Southern gensleman. he
says:
Let me tell YOU, my dear boy, you may pray for
peace until hell freezes over-that is, peace with the
restoration of the Union-aad there VII be no peace
Mars is relentless, and Concordia is deaf There
can be no peace until Black Republicans and Adolf
honiss arc silenced aud reduced to an equaiity or
at least level with the niggers they claim as their
equals. Let your Chicago Convention nominate
Mr.. Davis for the Presdency-and know amajor-
ty of the delegates would vote for him # they
dared-and on his election you caneand VIII have
peace. OF course you will not do THIS Inc next
best thing you can do is to nominate and elect Nc
Clellan. The South don't regard him as q military
genius az the Northern press would make the peo-
pie believe they do but they believe him to be what
vas once called Northern man with southern
principles. His election, my dear boy, would 90
much to pacifv and conciliate the South. We are
satisfied that if YOU elect him, the right of Seces-
SION and independence would be acknowledged, and
That terms of reconstruction would be offered which
We might with honor accept. don't say, however,
they would be accepted -,
It is nv opinion as it is the opinion of President
Davis and the leading men of the South, that the
must continue until one side or the ether ssab-
iugatet The more assistance you Democrats rem
DER indirectly. tie sooner We shall be able to yam
quish the Abolition hordes, md restore peace and
the Union. 1t may-seem Psradoxlcal, but assure
You, my boy, we are lighting for lighting TO
place the old United States under Government,
and We shall do it IN such way that no Apohuon
baboon viii ever again get at the head Of it.
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Knoxville, "Wednesday, Sept. %, 1864.


The first Thursday in October has been agreed
apon by all "beasts Of burden as day of thanks
giving and praise TO General Gillian and bis COM
Band for the timely and religious act Of terminate
ing the life robberies and wholesale thefts of JOIN,
H. Morgul the most renowned land pirate Of the
nineteenth century All the beasts in the animal
Kingdom are required to assemble precisely at ten
o'clock, and commence their devotions. Blooded
horses and mares viii convene in their respective
stables and rebel Presbyterian ministers will lead
in their devotions, standi;g tip-toed with their
pockets stuffed with lying rebel newspapers, and
with their faces towards sold Westminster occa-
sicnally pausing and profanely swearing by the
God that made John Calvin, that sswhatever is is
hight" except the election of Lincoln and that God
had "forc-ordained whatsoever comes to pass" al
ways excepting the issuing of the emancipation
PROCLAMATION.
Mules, Of high and low degree, will convene in
their lots and pastures in the open air. and their de-
yotion win be led by rebel Baptist preachers who,
landing in water up to the seats of their 6yeeches
shall swear with their right hands on jig Of corn
risky that there is no salvation without swimming
the Cumberland river as often as John Morgan has
done in search of NUDES and when the preacher
pauses TO take dram, every mule shall bray by
way Of response to the pious exercises.
The jackasses shall all convene in their respective
Stables and with closed DOORS after the of
class meetings" conducted by rebel Methodist
preachers; the jacks shall be Intercepted, the
preachers hseeling, as to what progress they have
madein producing horse and ass equality Each
preacher shall take his text out Of the Southern
Methodist slave code, and after fsrvent prayer 10
which the jacks shall respond in .'notes Of sweet
concord the audience shall sing, the tops of their
voices, John Anderson, my Joe john &C.
Closing oat at four o'clock the animals shall re-
turn TO their pastures @wiser and better brzes, and
the reverend clergy shall go to their homes all get
drunk and mistake other mems wives for their own,
under a pretense of seeking their rights
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SOUTHERN pooR. The Richmond En-
quirer, of late date, has long article upon
the Unemployed Poor Of Virginia, 1t
notes the fact that every city and commu-
nifty has its orphans and widows to support
and large debt already Incurred for this
purpose burden which. can not be laid
down when the war closes. 1t estimates the
losses of Virginia already at thirty thou
sand men, each Of whom leaves two DEEPEN
dent persons. or sixty thousand in all,
which is six per cent. Of the white popula-
ton Of the State In Richmond alone,
there are forty five hundred persons depen-
dent on public charity-these require an
expenditure of about 100000 per annum.
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CoTroN Growing IN Asia MINOR. - A
smyrna paper states that cotton crop of
10000 bales of 432 pounds each, win be Sc
cured in Anatolia, this year, while the crop
Of last year was only $4,000 bales. The
cost of raising the cotton is only fl0 per
bale, and It sells readily at $50 per bale,
thus leaving large profit. The same pa
Per says that the interior is becoming rich
Dtythis culture, and g we have no hesitation
u saying that in q few years the staple Of
turkey cotton win be equal to the Ameri-
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j. \. Turner, Adn'y., %. james Smith, dc.
n THIS CAJJSE TT APPEARING

the affidavit Of the plaintiff that the deferdsns has led
the limits Of the State Of Tennes 50 absconds or
himself that the ordinary p<ocsss o. x cannot be
II l. therefore ordered that publication be
four successive weeks in she Knoxville Hhg notifying
said defendant appear Of the Circuit Court
county, be hed the Court House in Knoxville
I'd Monday Of October next then and there 70 Plead
the suit ard deuard OF the plaintiff the
same will confessed and proceeded With pers Is
10 him sert14- AZ psa5@ 8. H. SMITH. cierk.
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Thomas Duncan 1n1ofag r. bradtey.
ur ApprA prSc FROM The AFFIDAVIT N THIS cAUst
that I5moshy r. Bradley nonresident Of shs ssste q
=, - tsrere ordered by the Justice Of tne
49, 1850. ,.. I'D paDers returned, levied upon ne
~ ts aid defendants rmothy B. Bradley that Pub
* KnoxyilIe, consecutive weeks requiring
= @ sroby r. Bradley 70 appear st my once N me sosn
ia fheD ard there make hs defense oEerH1s<
os as ,ssss vii be proceeded with ex Parte
a pfxIF ~ - y $3.50 80 - -
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ApTACHNENF.

H<nrv .gf{aer a. AH<e Hxra
vuvaE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS TIE DBfknD-
AM indebted him, and thst he e soseclds Or coz
- Il ~ HAVING obafr Cd original attachment sgalnsf ne
estate Of the defendants made refunsbIe before W
ben sried on hprcpery Il b ordered ~ said !nsace tna
ne sppear before HIN - hs once IN The Iva W.
Sifh ex parts It Sthsr rxsre4 that ls notice Pc pun
iisbed Sor four sncse Be weeks IN the Knexrle Mh4
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ATTACHMENT.


james Kew e.. GatfseI KeIH-
guyHE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DEFEND-
Ant Ldebed to him and absconds that the ordinary
presses upon him having aimed original
the
able before d. Whttan. Justice Of The Peace for Anderson
county having been levied his II 10
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear before h
his Office Anderson the 9Th Of March, 1885,
or Il win proceeded with psrte further ordered
be Published for four successive Eseks In The
Knoxville Wing.
scpt14-4t pas e. ID. WHfTIAS, p
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snm.>f r. Johnsen =, ~ Hse<e Fl zzonds Pryor dead
wr AprRA1zze TnoM 1HE uuDAFu. gxoHN e -
ely Be- dspsp>d - Il sch w @het !hs y<es 2
~ 6e<ved r. TIE having tetr Ix4 -
ts seid yes psri<1h1e property: Iss o<Is<s1 ~ 49,
pu5csezo1 ~ nelIe ~ fou< szc<es1<c veke =
S<s ss'' So es':s ssssss zsss
q est,es q. y I. ss' h 9 ss ~ s. 4,
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IT. Horsehoider g. Johr ii. Parker.
TN THIS CAUSE TT APPEAL RING

affidavit Of plaintiff that the defendant fe
from the limits Of the State Of Tennessee sbsconds
made of four successive weeks In the Knoxville Wing nen
appear the Of the Circuit Court
county, be held at the Court House IN Knoxville
the Cd Monday Of October next then and there % plead
the salt and demand Of The pIs1tld the
confessed and proceeded with psrte
to him. seps14-4 pf&5< :. H. Smith, CLERK.
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vUyHE PLAINTIFy, on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DEFEND
Ant indebted him aud sbscond that tie ordinary
him, Earig obtained original
against estate Of the defendant made returE
Whittan Justice 81 the Peaeefof Anderson
county having been levied on his property
ordered v sad Justice that appear beore h
at his the Cab day Of March 1855
proceeded With parte- 10 further ordered
that this notice be published four Nce IN the
= s seos14st pfs5s 3D. wHlTrAs,Jp
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the AFFIDAVIT Of the plaintiff The defendant
om the limits q The State Of Tennessee 80 abseends
conceals himself thai the ordinary o. H cannot Be
served upon him n stherefore ocred that publication Be
made four successive weeks IN the Knoxville Wig Notifying
said defendant 70 appear at the next Of the Ccnt Court
for Knox county, be held the Court House ia knoxye
the ID Monday Of October then and there % plead
SUIT and demand the plansif
win confessed and proceeded with pare
to him. sepsl4-4t pf95s s III s1ITH, Clerk
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Cbrergt Court ~ 6fc, eir<A& xnsx ceaoey Terue1s<e
W1fxs,< Z, - :. -; - /, -, ~. = - 81
~ rrrss 49, :. - - -, =. . -
fho1es 3 &C., 80 = - ~ ~ - ~ ~ = Z,
$3.50 nssr S.u r,- =, 81 -. = -.
shnf shsy II fksn1eirss zss ~ or1nsrr
process Of Law served rpoo fz. "a il frefse A.
dcrcd y the Clerk tkaf lict h. nss fsr f6r 1s<<seixs
weeks BroWnio4s KnoxriIe WhI1 -
Knoxvle, Tenn notifying the said desndanis 70 ssr Il he
Of The Circuit Ccur AZ Knox coutx Il k hlf "a
the Court House Knsxve en me n Ncdrx az 3cxk<r
next then and there plead answer Or 6e fo fe MI ~
demand Of paiuf6 or the snrne I be akr a. eonfrsi
and proceeded viii, parfe 81 10 them. A 81
sept7-A Pf95 81 4 i. szufH c1ezx
- s. - -
- ,us 4. r,a< -, = us5 .<,... s<<,<.s ,.,~
o rs plsnfif that he defsndsn s<xe A. < s l;,is.
That thev 20 ab<cond g ee~I
that ordinarv pxoccs lsx csnnof ~ acrv~
ordered by the Clerk that pobca1;cs - raf ir r rns
cesslve weeks ii rouor>s noxvie ~ rxr.rer r.k.
l5s'ied II K1crvie Hnn o19 M Ia endsnts 70 an
eka II It tcl4 81 f6<CFcX{ &C. ~ ~nox Comfy ID
SAsa tne 6e~st House IN Knefvoss - xisDTs5 q
octsner nexas u.ea y
suit and demand Of The planta the WI be taken
confessed and proceeded With ex pArte IS e them.
sePtI-4tpf<A 3. II. SMITH, Clerk
.flssf ------- ,ss,als
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: JOHN MceAUaHEY. IR


I'm THIS CAUSE II APPEARS TO NE FROM COMPLAIN
ANTS bin, which 30, Elijah Cate the defend
ant resides beyond the limits Of the State Of Tennessee and
his being attached Il Is therefore ordered that puhca
ton be made for four the Knoxville Wing.
requiring him appear before n the Of Athens,
the 18th day OF March, 1885, and make his defense complain
ants claim the win be taken for confessed and set
hearing parte to nn
sept14-4t PCS JOHN HeGACGHEY, J. P.
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W. A. Eislkev gs II r. Goa, and Brotter
gUyHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFEND
ANTS indebted TO him. and SO absconds that the ofd
nary be served upon them having op
tiued An original attachment against the DEFENDANTS made
Joseph Ambrse Justice Of the Peace for
county having been levied their pro-
pty # ordered BY said Justice that the defendants appear
before Office Blcun county On the 10Th day O
Dsember 1884 or the same viii proceeded with
II is ordered that be published in the Knexvne
Whi9 for four successive weeks. june ID, 1884.
sent- AZ mrs JOSEPH AMBRISTER, J. p.
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Lee S'uff - sfcsfp1 f51fffI-
TuyHE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
indebted 20 him end absconds that The ordinary
On original atschnet agss< the estate Of The defendant
made before j. H. Edxe Justice Of the Peace
ery IL ordered BIZ said Jnet that the defendant appear
before his once In SEWER eouhS the ieth day o. ks
ordered that s notice Be Published successive WEEKS
In The Knoxville Wig ~
sept14{tpf45 j. u. EAL1r XII, y r
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ATTAcHMENT.


sJohn ~. Elder 20. Joseph battey.
rrHE DEFENDANT, ON AFFIDAVIT,
saw. the attendant q indebted 10 him and % absecnd
that process Be served him. hsFinz Obtained an
original against the defendant made etnrnapse
before j. H. Justice Of the Peace cs Sewer esns
and the same having levied his property II " ordered
by said Justice the defendant ape before MIN ~ his OF
Zee rs SEWER county the 10th day Of Fceary 1857 or u
viii be proceeded pafte II - further ordered hat this
of;cr h. pubsed for weeks IN the Knoxville
Whix ssyt14-A pas in. CALDWELL Up.
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Aadyes MsKsldia ss. W. s. callopay-

Aadrer NeKeldin 8. " 5. CalEonog d
I'm THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS TO NE FROM COMPLAINT
ANTS bill, which to, thai w g. Galloway the de-
resides beyond the limits Of the State Of
and his estate being attached II k therefore ordered that pub
made for successive the Knoxville
wbig requiring hi appear before the Of Atss
the 30 Of March, 1865 and make his defence
panants claim the VIII be taken confessed and set
for hearing parte to him. =
scpt14- Al pff5 JQHs McGAUCHEY, J. p.
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Circuit CoaFi, ID oda Circuit Knox county. fF11esss-
jobs Gisss &C. 'Dani<f Alag.
IN THIS CAUSE TT APPEARING
from the affidavit Of the plsntEf dcfsndsn hs- Sci
from the limits Of the State Of Tennessee sb<cond<
eoEcezls himself at The ordinary process Of
served hin u Is therefore ordered
made for four successive weeks the Knpxs Wig nofisx
said defendant appear ~ the he Circuit Co
for Knox county, be held At TIE Court Hon<s keoxvEs
the ID Monday Of October then and there plead
demur to the and demand Of tho pssIns
sepsi<4t pfe5s =. n. gHiTH cssrk.