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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-25
F NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
NEW MARKET, Tenn,

NEW MARKET, TENN, Feb. 18th, 1864.
The work OF re-snsting goes bravely on. Nearly all
the troops have given evidence that they
ia for the war. Hampton's Legion have 1e-enlAted-
Morgan of the 5.h, and W. T. Guncon, Of
the 2ah Ga Regiment to-day the presence Of
their Brigade for dessrtoa,
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SroNEwALL JACKSON IN THE NoRTB.--A child was
recently bah.Sed in Winona Minnesota, bearing tie
name "5tonewal! Jackson" The Yankees do not rel
ish this. / he New otk Times says
This is visiting the sins of the fathers upon the child
rem with vengeance Cannot the CoppcrLeade be Goa
tent with their nfamy without enailing its scrof
ulous 1nerlentoes upon their posteritY.'
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FROM DALTON.

ATLANTA, Feb. 22d, 1854.
Adviees from Dton state that a 3 quiet in 'front.' Tbs
20h Alabama Col Dedman, and the 3ls As.s Col HuRd'
icy. Se7sns's Division have reehzstsd for the 1ar
Cicero Norman robbed the express at Fort Valley Of
ss5 convicted senterced the Peniten
tiary for Eve wears.
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UNITED STATES NEWe.

RICaNOND, Feb. lSth 1854.
Meade left Washington the 14th to resume command
or the Army of the Potomac.
Grant has written letter declining to be candidate for
the Presidency.
sDtlers brother, who with him in New Orleans, is
dead.
George THOMPSON, British AbolitoGst, has arrived in
Boaton.
Hon. William Anterior, Attorney General Of England
who prosecuted in the Alexandra is dead.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-25

A we'll kno WI fnancier Predicts as the South Caro-.
nlan informs Us, that in less than ninety days, Sc &c
will purchase as much $40 at the .present time
Prices may go up for few weeks, but the decline has
sts might we'll make up their minds to the fact first
az last.
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FIRE IN RlChMOND.-FROA THE UNITED STATES

FIRE IN RlCbMOND.-FROA THE UNITED STATES.
RICHMOND, Feb. 23d, 1864.
Bakers Confederate Coffee Factory, Carey Street,
destroyed by fire last night Loss estimated eighty
thousand dollars, including the building.
The Baltimore American of the 18th ins has been
ceived.
4 telegram from San Francisco states that has
received by arrival from Japan the privateer
Alabama hemmed in at Port Am.z China, by the o
s. STEAM Wyoming and Jamestown.
TIE palace of the Tycoon burnt Christmas dsy.
On New Years day about Eve handred Of the
ter class in the City Of Teddo destroyed by FIRE.
OF the 18th inst fire occurred ut Gloucester Mass de
stroyn seventy five buildings st last the he
was still raging with unabated violence.
The ssteamer Oriental recently sunk the Mississippi
river enty five lives lost. The boat with
government stores.
The proceedings of Congress are uaimportant
Gold dali, closing at 1901
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-25
FROM ALABAMA.

DEMoPoLIs, ALA, Feb. 2lst, 1854.
The column of the enemy still at Meridian.
detachment occupied Louderdale the Mobile and
Ohio Rail Road. portion of column Of mounted in
fentry occupied Aberdeen. Forests command ia
suppoEed to be near West Point, Miss.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-25

The Sctleswg, Holsteiners are the original Anglo
Saxons, The Danes are every whit the original Danes
and the battle between them is the old struggle to
which the hills OF England once reechoed.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHAoED Feb. 18Th, 1r64
Or the 24h ut, Col. Oud proposed to Hitchcock that
the prisoners each side shall be attended by proper
number of their Surgeons with the power receive
and distribute contributions food clothing and medicines
and tn liberty to make reports through the agents of
change matters relating welfare of prisoners. T~o
Gag trace boats have arrived SINCE but has
been received yet.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Feb 10th, 1864.
III shells ared the City -da =. Yankee block
ship reported sunk during the blow Of yesterday
Reenlstments for thu progressing in this depart
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TO COUNTY ENROLLING OFFICERS OF lt6 CON
GREssIeNAL DIsT,ICT, n Z.
NOTICE IS SPECIALLY called to Para. VIII. Gen.
~ Orders No. q. o. of Jan. 20, viz
Only one.fourth of the Companies q any gne Fill
bs ordered report thu arst day Of eIrnlment,nd
fourth each edng day, tha lnvads and abores
may not be unnecessarily detained
WM. Al. SWAIN,
Capt az hief tCrO!ing Cficer
4th Congregational Dis. N. G.
Feb 18TH 1868
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THE YANKEES RETREAT1Ne IN MISSISSIPPI,

DEMoPoLIs Feb. 23d, 1864.
The enemys forces along the Mobile Ohio Rail Road
making retrogade movement in the direction of the
Mississippi River Their mounted infantry In Month Msss
sisspp have also RETIRED being closely by
Forrest.
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FROM eICHMOND-LATER q. 8. DATEs-FRoh
FLORIDA.

FRUM ElCdmONU-LAIEh v. .. Ia i ES-r1so"
FLORIDA.
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. %, 1864.
This day being the ond anniversary of the naugura
ton of the Confederate government it we'd by the
suspension of business in the various public offices.
Northern dates the 18th inst. have been received
They contain of Importance, except the fHrther
advance of Geld The last quotation was 1914.
Tho banks of this city give notice that deposits not with
drawn before the first Of April will be paid in FUR
cent Confederate bonds. No deposits will be aceived
from the 18th March to the LIST of April.
The President received dispatch to-day from Governor
Milton, of Florida stating that Gen Fnnegan reports that
he the enemy in full force the 20th deo& ed him
with great loss captured pieces artillery and holds
possession Of the battle field with the killed and wounded
enemy. large number of prisoners were so cap
tured The Confederate two hundred aud fifty
killed and wounded.
FROM -CHARL EsToN-oFFICIAL FROM FLORIDA.
CHAKLRsToE, S. c., Feb. 23d 1864.
The following official dispatch has been received here,
dated
Imet the enemy in force toz46 under Gen. Seq mour
and defeated him with great loss. captured five pieces
of artillery and large lumber OF small bold pos
session of the and the killed and wounded o the
enemy Mycavalry in pursuit. don't know the pre-
else number prisoners, they being brought
constantly My total loss will not exceed 200 III killed snc
wounded. Among them mourn the loss oil many brave
officers and Gen. Colquit and Col Earriss, and the
officers of the Gsoa and Florida troops engsset
behaved with great CALAMITY, and deserves thanks
the thanks of the Commanding General.
(3gued,) JOE FiSfoAS
The eneay celebrated Washington's birth DAY with al
their coors flying the feet, and national salute
SUNRISE noon, and sunset The ronsidss participated
One battery opened with thirty FOUNDER Parrot q
! Gregg.
Smelling of the City continues slightly.
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NOTICE Tu CON2C3PT5.

NOTICE Tu COE2CuPrS.
HEADQgAKT+Rs sEBcAL DEPARTMgNT |
Cni-t Enr.. i1g Jhce, jan. *, 1854.
|. Pursuant 20 orders receive !tuB Headquarters OF
CONSUMPTION at Raleigh n e., IL regard 10 II men liable
Cotscrotion under recent CT Cong
Dec. 2sh 1858, Medical Exspnag rArd for Fourth
Oengressional Distrc,, n G will convene rIaLcc
With above named times and places.
The attention OF all concerned called 10 the following
order: IAN exemptions heretofore granted subject to
revision uadeF Instructions from Bureau CnGsci ptOn
and found TO be nproper'or unauthorized by Law, viii
be revoked. DGTA VIUo A. WHITE, :
Surgeon z. -. 8,
Chief OF Examining Board,
. Fourth toDgE essonai District, n.
Jan. 20 l2O- 2ulOs d6|
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TELEGRAPHIC
sports or the Pres. Association

Entered according to the Act Congress- m the
byJ g. IHRAsHER, in Clerks Office of the District
OF Georgia.
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Dir. Il. r. ARkLIHG1US,
nunn EnNr III MTHQl1

ssx~l OFFICE Rooms first 1or N an
ESsa6z<A sons U,rmerD Rald~ius) Clothing Store:
UYYYYYY Ian 2sth I9tl9 #
d. .ARRINGTON'5 OFFICE will pc closed from this
date until further notice. 80.
Feb. 18th, 1864 LOO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-25
The Nosthe1n States Of Mexico are hl.ed with Yankee

The Northern States Of Mexico are flied with YANKEES
agents, who charged by MI teward rst to fermen
disturbances with the Conederates and second to per
suade the ssxicaEs unite in the Northern States from
Iamauip~e to syvaloa, sgainst the French They ofe
tnem any amount of arms they may need and also tc
place 10 &c OF 600 Yankees the Rio Gande to heI
them.
JHarez wa at last fleeing from San Louis Pa
tosi, and making his way towards Monterey Vd ,urri
VINO governor Geava Leon aud perhaps the most in
naentsI man in Northern Mexico refused to recognize
MIN a President Vdourr is said lean Qaite strong
the imperial and is withal friendly Colfed
peracy.
TEXAS NEWS.
The Yankees tavefortiied Brownsville With circle OF
redoubts extending quite town the River
above to the River below. They have it is laid, Lut
strong works ct Point Isabel ard Brazos ago. AT
these latter points they have mounted heavy sups They
evidently ec to fight somebody besides Confrdsraes
there The Yankees have enlisted about thausa Mexi
cans since they have been the Bio Gande Most of
them have enlisted with the hope-of booty
On7he 23d u about zoo Of them attacked Kings ia1ch
and ranacked the place. carrying eff the County records
of Nueces county which had been taken h.re for safety
The present Yankee force Be wnsvle alb five thou
and men They have also abeut thousand at In
danola to which point the force Aataeorda Penula
has mostly been removed They have visited Lavacia
once and RENAME there few hours The only damage
done completely cutting the house of that sterling pa
triot, Capt D. Bradbury. They have abandoned
the route to Houston by way Of the beach, and threat
en- to on San Antonio.
The Lavacca and Victoria Rail Road has been destroyed
by Gen. Magrader.
Hon Solomon Bo.snd, of Arkansas died gear this city
8 few days since
Gen. Whitfield left here yes'erd " Mississippi
The report of the Secretary the Navy Of capture
of the Harriet Lane, exctes much ast Indignation that
so gallant an affair should be so nisre presented.
Gen. aagruder is here and in good spirits. Nothing
has TRANSFERRED along tbs lines worthy Of especial
the last ten days The she'll the bssch every
trying to dispense parties of vAo ory
ing at various places 1t is pretty we'll a>cersined that
the larger Of wo army corps Of Yankees will land
long
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-25
Official stisp sS-E.
MOBILE, Feb. 10, 7. Il
4GTerdt Cooper

MOBILE, Feb 10, 2P. Il.
4 oTerd! Cooper:
arr8 IN. has not rcul wed his attack Grants Pass.
E.s FaEs, Sound Weather too bad
SherE5Gns corps advancing down Mobie
and Cn0 Railroad No Landing has yet reported in
the direction of Pasc a20ula. D. a. MAUKY,
Eai. Gen'l Comdg.
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NOTICE 10 INEELiDS.

sPfi.ITS GiEPei - -t~E. f.
900 CAGKS tor a4le by
NiO RAEIIN & IA, -.
Feb Is ~ j.
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Committee CI

L " u n I-Nlf
I. Z. Man WELL,
Committee or the part OF the Senate.
J. w. CLAPP.
J. l.. 81. CURRY,
JULIAN HARrnI0GE.
JOHN GEORGG, JK.,
w. N. H. SMITH,
~. ,,,;+;ea of House Of Representatives
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L.E.J.
A BOUT two months stree in inRi7 --""r So. " ~
Il EMPTION PAPER, asa sat walker, i-acaH ~ ..
J. A Barnett Enrolling officer Of "a Corr. ''.-
trict of moth Cal DINA. All perzons are VI
using the -. CAM Al " . il.--
Feb. 10, 1854.
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FROM ARLESTON-OFFICIAL FROM FLORIDA
CHAKLR5ToR, S. c., Feb. 23d 1864.
The following official dspatch has been received herr
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SCOME BONDS OF THE Wgsr;IEE'ESN AM
TrANCuasTEI. FAlE4 ROAD COMPANY.
sszAHMss Essas5Sss EssEzssfs9 ~ So
49, $3.50 ets5sssaS -s sssss5ss5
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,

LADY COMPETENT 10 TEf CT ALL OF TIT
"A English branches thoroug anu latin TO take ChB
OF ighborhood school For the service OfEucb %
liberal price Will paid. Fyt iurhet gmticnlars al
dress. y. h. FOIOlI,
Feb. "a, lSG4.-I4L-3t-22lt HIlmIr 81 On, h. G..
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yADE II. CLIFTON AND AYaas DAyI5',o' Nha'
W Cak Dis:ric, Badon county, r. -, d@5cred ' 'o
my Company Jan. 20h, 1854. wiz pay the oSG'' "'''
Nv JOEN T. he VIZ, Ga,r..r
Go. J. ., b y X.
Fort Fisher N. c. Feb '5th '37 + '.-
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- TAKEN UP AND NCALlLiEEED
"a ITO THE JAIL OF Eew HaaoIor COUNTY = negro
- who says that his uamo is JOHN CRAWN12D, and
~ that be free, and belongs il HLsb Jr0', =. O. INC
or protector of Aad negro hgEeby notified -
,ome forward prove property Pay changes AID tehe h
away Otherwise lie viii Le deal! wta 80 thu law dr"oi
L. u. HAIL, Sharh.
Feb 18th l37-6t-1Z IT.
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n U
WILL PAY IN SILVER, rs cents the dollar tr inc
w notes OF the Bank of the vi Nyrth Cafyu. aud
3aHk OF Charlotte, and 70 for Bank oi Caps Fcn
Feb. ~. 1871 l4O-3t-2A =
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sT1Y'k OF NrRsJ cAEOnGaA.
DUPLTV COUNTY.
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Chancery court---K ntxVilIe.

Barter Edmonds0n rs ITm. III. Conner.
THE respondent, Wm.iH II. Coneter, being nom
resident of the State as charged In the Dill: 1T Is
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the RRaryitle HhiG notifying said defcn-
dant to appear before the Chancery Court at kn"x-
vile on the first Monday of Oetober'hext, then and
there to make his defense TO the BILL the same
will be taken as confessed as To him, aud set for
hearing parte.
\ copy of the order:
jy23-4t piss d. A. DkADEKlCh, I. ~ VI.
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5. II. BROUGHMAN, J. p.
Berry Ellison rs. Nicholas Sharp.
jy23-4t piss

Bern Ellison as Nicholas Sharp.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant
is indebted to him and So abscond> conceals him
self that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him. having obtained an original at
tachment against the estate of the defendant made
returnable before s II. Broughman, Justice Of the
Peace for Union county, and the same having been
levied on his property: 1t is ordered by said Jus
tice that the defendant appear before him at his
office in Union county, on the Sth day Of january
next, or it will be proceeded with OK parte. 1t Is
further ordered bv said Justice that this notice be
published in the knoxville Wing for four consecu-
tive weeks.
v23-4t pfS5% s. ii. BROUGH MAN. j. L.
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Attachment.
.L0hn EAisON rs. va NlILer.

John Ellison IS. Ell -HttteT.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit says the defendant Is
indebted to him. and that he so absconds that pro
cess cannot be served upon him. having obtained an
original attachment against the estate of the defen-
dant made returnable before :. ii. Broughman, Il
Justice of the Peace for Uni n county, and the same
having been levied on his property: 1t Is ordered
bv said Justice that the defendant appear before
him ut his office in Union county on the 18th day OF
January next, or it will be proceeded with TX
parte 1t is further ordered that tAS notice be pub
iished for four consecutive weeks ia the Knoxville
Wing.
iv23-4t pfs5a :. H. BROU GILMAN, J. p.
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East Tennessee Relief Society.

1t is important that the events and occurrences
in East Tennessee connected with the war, should
be faithfully recorded and preserved. In view of
this fact the Executive Committee of the East Ten
nessce Relief Association have decided to do what
they can towards that end All citizens who have
shared in any scenes transactions Of special in
tcrest growing out Of the and located in East
Tennessee, or who have been personal observers in
such instances are therefore, requested to put their
reculle,nns in r.::n and transmit tneiT narratives
IL the Society for safe keeping All communica-
tons should be accompanied by Il responsible name
and be addressed to John VI. Fleming ESQ, Secre-
tarv or to ethSr member Of the Executive Com
mttee. apr23-tf
From the KIorriiie Wing, Aprd %, 1864.
1t will be seen by reference to another column
that the East Tennessee Relief Society proposes
through its Executive Committee, to become coll
eGter and depositary of manuscript narratives hav
ing reference to the troubles in this part of the
couatrv during the last three years. 1t Is plainly
desisabe that such work should be done, while the
occurrences Of tine Yet fresh in the minds OF
thsir witnesses and while they who have acted or
suffered in interesting and memorable scenes, still
survive And as there is no Historical Society in
this part of the country, whose office it is to collect
and preserve such narratives, there is an obvious
prapriety in the Relief Society undertaking that
dusv although it was not part of its original pur-
pose and is not strictly witsin its sphere
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Attachment.
S. II. BroughmaN Is. ETi .Milcr

s. IT. BroughmdR rs. Ell Miller.
THE plaintiff on affidavit, say. the dd;.::,,rn ~ is
lad ssc;: 10 hit aud ~ IDscondS concals himself
that process cannot H. served upon him, having oh
tanned an original attachment against tie es,aIe of
defendant, made returnabc before L. w ResIer, II
Justice of the Peace for Union county and the
same having; been levied on his property Il i or
dered by SAID Justice that the defrndantappear be-
fore him at his Office in Maynardsvile, IN she Sth
day Of January next or it will be. proceeded with
ex parte 1t sfurther ordered that thi netice he
published for four successive weeksin tn Knoxville
Wing.
jy23-4t piss b. W. REEDERs ]. P.
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San,uel T. Atk;a Us. Smyth Atkjn Ct /.
THE defendants Smyth Akin and William L.
Blair being non-resdents of this State, shown in
the bill: 1t is ordered that publication ho made
for four successive weeks in the KnOrriuc Wig.
notifying said defendant to appear before tho Chan
cerv Court at Knoxville on the first Monday of 0c-
tbcr next then and there to make their defense to
the bill or the same will be taken as confessed and
set for hearing parte.
4 copy of the order:
jy23-4t Piss ID. \. DEADERlCK, [ " Ne
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george Mayo rs Reuben &. CLark.
THE respondent, Reuben &. Clark, not being an
nhahitant of this State, stated in the bill 1t Is
ordered that publication ho mad" for four successive
weeks in the KnarriUe Whig notifying said dttrn-
dant to appear before the Chancery Court at Knox,
willie on the first Monday of October next then and
there to make his defense to the bill, or the same
will be- taken ~ confessed and set for hearing cX
Parte
\ copy of the order:
iv23-it PISS ID. y. DEADERlGh, TX VI.
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" r, Man rs. ILph. CaldrpH.

THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant i
indebted to him and So absconds that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him, having
obtained an original attachment against the estate
of the defendant. made returnable before James
Bakera Justice ofthc Peace for McMinn coanty, and
the same having been lowed on his property: 1t is
ordered bv said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office in Athens on the 9TH day
of November next. or it will be proceeded with
OK partc 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published for four successive weeks in the KnoIic
Wig.
jy9-4tpfS5 JAS. BAKER, d. L.
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u Z. Mnu rs. IIINie L0rrH.

THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant is
indebted to him and 50 abscOnds that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him, having
obtained an original attachment against the estate
of the defendant, made rcturnable before James
Baker. Il Justice of the Peace for McMinn county.
and the same having been levied on his property:
1t is ordered by said Justice that the defendant APP
pear before him at his office in Athens the 18th
dav of October next. or it will be proceeded with
OK parte 1t Is further ordered that this notice be
published for four .ucccssive weeks in the Knnrre
Wing
jy9-4tpf$5 JAS. BAhEK, r.
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BENJAMIN Berry rs. Ell Miller.

THE plaintiff, Affidavit, says the defendant
is indebted to him. and soabscopd- eonceals him
self that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him, having obtained an original at
tachmcnt against the estate of the defendant made
rrturnable before s II. Broughman. Justice of tho
Peace for Union county, and the same having been
levied his property: 1t Is ordered by SAID jus
ticc that the defendant appear before him ut his
office in Union county. on the Sth day of january
next, ORD will be proceeded with parte. 1t is
further ordered by said Justice that this notice be
published in tia knoxville Wing for four consecu-
tive weeks.
jy23-4t piss ). ii. OCGHMAN, J.f.
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j. \. Tfdford rs. j c. Eaan.

THE plaintiff on affidavit, says the defendah
indebted to him and So absconds that process can
be served upon him, having obtained an origi
attachment against the estate Of the defendant ms
returnable before Joseph Ambristcr, Justice Of
Peace for Blount county. and the Same having i
levied his property: 1t is ordered by said JGst
that the defendant appear before him at his oticd
Maryville on the 9th day of December next. 81
will be proceeded with OK parte. 1t is further
dered that this notice be published for four sue,
sive weeks in the Knorpiiie UHig.
jy23-4t PISS JOS. AMBRISTER. J. Il
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Attachment,

James IT.. French rs. f. ~ Ldnter.
THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendant l..
indebted to him and so absconds that process cannot
be served upon him, having obtained an original
attachment against the estate of the defendant made
returnabe before John p Hook, Justice of the
Peace for Bount county, and the same having been
levied his property: 1t is ordered by said Justice
that the defendant appear before him at his Office in
the eth District of Blount county, oil the Gth day
of December next, or it will be proceeded with ex
parte 1t is further ordered that this notice I've pub
lished for four successive weeks in the KnorriLLe
UEic
is5-4t IS JlHN i. 8oLE.