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Met pursuant 10 adjournment.

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A Committee from Tioga appeared and
claimed the attention of the Convention
while they stated tie reasons for their
Conferees pursuing the course they had,
and for claiming the candidate in their
end Of the district.
No harmonious action being effected, it
was decided best that The four counties re-
presented proceed to nominations, when
Mr. Updegraif nominated Hon. W. II.
Armstrong, of Lycomlng.
No other nominations being made, he
was declared the unanimous choice Of
the Convention.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Barclay,
HuliDg, and John Irwin, jr., committee
TO inform Mr.. Armstrong of his nomina-
tion and invite him to address the Con
ventiou.
Mr.. Armstrong appeared and thanked
the Conferees for the confidence mani
Tested and the honor they had conferred
npon him bat, stated that the course
pursued BY Tioga county made it duty
DO himself and his country to decline the
nomination. That he had no claims
which he held paramount to the good Of
the country, and that be was willing to
submit to almost anything for the sake OF
harmony.
Mr.. Armstrong vas requested to fur
mish a letter Of dyclination (which will
6e found below
Mr. White then nominated Hon. Isaac
Benson, Of Potter, and the nomination
was made unanimous.
The Chair appointed Mossrs. Barclay
and MoAlarney a committee to inform
Mr.. Benson of his nomination.
Moved that the proceedings be pub
gished in the Union papers Of the district
Adjourned. JOHN S. FUR8E,
President,
M. w. MGALARNET,
j. G. WILLIAMS, Secretaries.
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ft SENATORIAL.
Morton M'Michael, Philadelphia.
Thomas Cunningham, DeaTerC County.
Representation
] r. P. King, l3 %. w. Hall,
: G. NJ. Coates, IA q. h. 6hrlnor,
Henry Bumm. l5 John Wister,
4 Wm. II, Kern, lG David M'Conaughy,
5 Bartin II. jerks, II David w.. "oous,
6 Charles NJ. Runk, IS Isaac benson,
= = Robert Parke. 10 John Patton,
Aaron Mull. 90 Samuel B. Dick,
8 John A. Hiestand,2l ETerard Blerer,
10 r. H. Coryen, % John 7. PenneyI
IL Edward Holiday, % d. Njunkin,
IL Charles T. Reed, "a j. W. Blanchard
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Admiri-Eratarls E-ofiaa.

NETHEREAS, Letters of Administration to
w the estate OF WILSON CARSON, late
of Anegany township, Potter county, deed,
have been granted to the subscriber, al per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them,
duly authenticated, for settlement to
HUDSON HENDRIX, Admir-.
Alleghuy, Aug 80, 1864
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cumstanoes / would cheerfully accept it,
but the unprecedented position taken by
the delegates of Iioga county, who while
protesting personal regard for me,deolined
to unite upon any candidate except their
own, pcrsistently refusing even to meet
in the Convention Of Confcrocs unless
this point was first yielded, cannot be
viewed in any other light than the attempt
Of one county to coerce the views of four,
This Is djsorgaaization, and so domor-
allzing would be its effect upon tue party
that ! cannot permit myself to DC con-
neoted with it, or suffer my namo to 90
before the people under SUCH ciroDm,
stances.
am fally sensible that in declining, !
am disappointing many friends whose
appreciation value, incurring, perhaps,
to some extent their censure, but | am so
deeply impressed with the paramount
importance OF the National issues st stake,
that tho comparatively trifing interests
of any individual should, at such q crisis,
be laid aside.
Hoping you will be able to take such
action as will ensure the success Of the
party, and pledging to it my earnest sup
port, | must beg you to permit me to
decline the nomination, with many thanks
for the honor you have done me.
Very truly yours,
VIM. Ii. ARMSTRONG.
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D. C. LARRABEE.
u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

~ oO LI|A1N-
The Secretary of the Treasury oivos rotfco
thai subscriptions viii be received for Conno,,
Treasury Notes, payable from Aug. 18th 1854
with semi annual interest at the rate ofseyen
and throc-tenths per cent. per annum,-prin-
cipal and interest both TO be paid in lawful
money.
These notes will be convertible at the ention
Of the holder at maturity, into six per cent.
gold bearing bonds, payable not less than fvo
nor more than twenty years from their date.
as the Government may elect They will be
issued in denominations Of $50, 500, $500,
$1,000 asd $4,000, and all subscriptions mnst
be fer fifty dollars or some multiple of fftv
dollars.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners
free Of transportation charges as soon afte,
| the receipt Of the original Certificates of De-
post rs they can be prepared.
AS the notes draw interest from August !,
persons making deposits subsequent to tbot
/ date must pay The interest accrued from doto
ofnote to date of deposit
Parties Gcpositinc TWENTY-FIVE tbonoora
dollars and upwards for these notes at anv ono
time will be allowed q commission Of ono
quarter Of one per cent, which viii he Maid
| by the Treasury Department upoD the roceint
of the bill for the amount, certified to by the
officer with whom the deposit was made No
deductions for commissions must be modo
from the deposits.
| SPECIAL ADEHNTfGEg of this LOAN
1t is o National Savings Bank, Offering =
higher rate Of interest than anv other and
the best securily. ADv SAVINGS hank which
pays its depositors in q. s. Notes consider,
that it is paying in the best circulating me.
dunn Of the country, and it caanot pay in any,
thing better, for its own assets are either in
government securities pr in notes Or bonds
payable in government paper.
1t is equally convenient as te,nDororv or
| permanent Investment. The notes can al
ways be sold for within fraction Of their
face and accumulated interest, and are the
. best security with banks as colIatterals for
! discounts.
CoapDti5js i1sto q Sir per can't $40 Gold Bond.
IN addition to the very liberal interest on
the notes foT three years, this privilege of
conversion is now worth about three per cent
~ ~ o.,--s'.. -'''s ol . - Donos IS not less
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NILMAMsPoaT, Sept 8, 1864.
VI. w HlGALA LIN Il
j. G. WILLIAMS, Secretaries.

JOHN IRWIN, G. s. BARCLAY, L. G..
HEwLING, Esqs Committee:
GENTLEMEN I acknowledge with
great pleasure the unanimous nomination
for Congress which four counties out Of
the FIVE composing the District have con-
ferred upon NE.
1t is the more especially gratifying
that it is based upon the expressed pref
orence of those counties, il their respect
i've Conventions. URdcr ordinary cir
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80. d .Eeg,.a &C.,.
BALLs GAP, Tenn, Sept. 9.

GEN. TI1Is0N-I surprised, defeated
and killed John Morgan at Greongille
this morning.
The killed are scattered for miles and
have not yet been counted. they proba
DIV number so or 100 About IS pTis-
onors were captured, and among them
were Morgaus staff, also one piece Of ar
tillery and q caisson.
The enemy's forco cutnumbared mine
but the surprise was complete
(signcd) ALVAN @. GILLhM.
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Notice.

GSONSTABLES and others having business
" with the Courts of the County Of Potter
are hereby notified to appear on Thursday,
the 22nd Of Sept, at o'clock P. NJ. There
will be no session Of the Court prior to that
date. II. J. OLMSTED, PrOthonotary.
Conaersnort. Sent. 5. l86a.
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s--s-,-sso -oS-S

C0PpEBuEAD TACTICS. we trust that
The Intelligent, loyal people Of tho country
have, before this, learned that the greatest
danger that menaces US to-day is not a
possible failure before Richmond, not an
overthrow at Atlanta, not raid into
Maryland, not even the establishment Of
Southern independence, but hopeless
political Generalization Of the people, and
an excitement Of bad blood between polit-
ical parties through the Vaccinations Of
traitors living North Of Mason's and Dix
on's line. There is no depth Of iDtamy
to which these traitors viii not dive, if,
by diving, they have O chance Of bringing
up their pearl Of political success. Fraud,
violence SO far as violence may be safe,
intrigue, falseho9d, appeal to tho grossest
passions Of the mob, dissemination Of the
fear Of waut---all these viii be rosortel
to +; and our political system is to stand
tho soVerest test to which it has ever
been subjected. Just now the favorite
string to play on is that Of class interest
and preiudicos New England is to be
made responsible for the war, IS to get
rich by the var at the expense Of the
poor elsewhere, and New England princi-
pies and New England patriotism are to
be made odious by association with these
faIsehoods. We shall have the rest soon
enough. First the hoofs, then the tail
then the full horns above tho tail
Springfield Republican.
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H1ecGtcEa E9roCRag7laci0ga

CoodersporJ, sept, ., Ioo+.
rsranster, E2pocRay7,s,e5o7g
r-5eI- sT' lI- - - - 49, - ta Co.,
- ~ ,r t5o.i
-, o,t4;o5 s ~ 70 tba FISc
go ~ +r;e C,o-1,,o,,,,,oaIfb = or,T7ovod tho
second g.- dav Of JnIv, A. D. one thousand eigbt
I,,Dlrod 6,a fbirtv-nina + u q TARRA.
nTlZ ehorfgr of tta cornty n Po+tor Ponne1.I-
- a. Lo-al,-- NJ, inozrn onl r;ro ,,o-
100 - rra a1ooto,,g oF tho conD+r ef5,csoia
No. Cta,,oro1 r7Ioo+ioy 7.iIl In bo15 IN Az
80 eo,,,+,- p r5-.fto, ~, tLo e,ocor6 r,oe1o,,
yT,Io,,a,fII IF 0ctoTar 1894 ot which time
n;et,f,+ ond rorrt-, Oricors os f,rIovre GRO to
oro,.a7 ~ Mi.
a. &,o~-o- r,- C,,,crrozs 40 reyraesrt tho
..ltI- r7,,,,r27 ~ tbo C,,,r,tios
~ ~, 80. T7i,t,,, rr:o,.,,5 T.+
" ~ e H.
-; - - 90, ~
- lo'-.'l-' e 49, rr.,,,, g
- no ~ " a.
-I's'.l' . u 'n0 oe''ei'i -
e;la'1 '.l-s IL 1ou t''i 80 ~ ~ ~
OF toa-s' 10 'Il'Vs'NI 'No oo"N''o' ~ l-O0"
ana Eo'loE' a.. ..-...t-- ,e
olg person Ioi treasurer u 'H1 'o"D.J "
VS,oL' S-L-..- e. r,-,--,i.,;o-o- ,,e.l,o oo,ot,
CIo l'1-5on -oL N'l-'i--i17'o " l-I' 0o"-l''
One person for Auditor Of the county Of
Potter.
One person for Co oner Of the county Of
Potter.
also make known and give notice, rs in
and by the 18Th section Of the aforesaid II
am directed, that every person excepting JUS.
tees o2 the Peace, who hold any Office or
apDoirtmcrt OF profit or trust under the Gov
ernment of the United States or this State,
or OF any city OF incorporate district, whether
a commissioned officer or otherwise, a subor-
Ginato officer or agent, who is or shall be en-
ploved under the legislative. Judiciary, or ex-
ecutive departments ofthis State or the United
States, or of any city or incorporated district,
and also nat every member OF Congress and
Of the State Legislature, and Of the select and
common council Of any city, or commissioner
Of any Incorporated district, IS by Law lncapa-
bic Of holding or exercising at the same time
the office or appointment OF Judge, Inspector
or clerk Of any election IN this ON m onWealth.
Also, that in tho fourth section OF the Act
Of Assembly, entitled an Act relating to
elections and for other purposes" approved
April 10th, 1860, If is enacted that the atoEc-
said 18th section shall not be so constructed
as 10 prevent an- Military Officer or Borough
Oicor from seryirr as judge. INSPECTOR, or
Clerk Of any general or special election in
this Commonwealth.
Ii is further directed that the meeting Of the
return Juaeeg at the Court House in Couders-
port to make ont the general returns, shall be
lhe first Friday succeeding the special eloc-
tion, which viii be aho 18th day Of October.
] also here make known and give notice
that the places for holding the aforesaid spe-
cial election in the several townships and
1orouEA5 WitHia the county OF foIter, are as
follows, TO wit;
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For Auditors:
UNION
Conversational Conference.

EOHgresSsOn3E SSR5SESAACc'
The following Conforoes Of the 18th
District Pennsylvania met in Convention
at Williamsport on the 8th Of September
10 nominate a candidate for Congress
Ceutre-John Irwin, Jr., Samuel II.
Irwin and James G. Williams.
Clinton-John D. Strattou, John S.
Furst and William White.
Lycomiag-A. Updegraff, W. ?. L.
Painter, and I. G. Huliug.
P0Her-P. A. Stebbins, Jr, George A.
Barclay aud NJ. ". McAlarney.
Ttoqa-Not represented.
JOHN 5. FURsT was made President,
aud Mcssrs. McAlarney and Williams,
Secretaries.
Mr.. Barclay stated that Conferecs from
Tioga county were in town, and Moved
that Committee be appointed to wait
upon them and inform them that the Cor
vention was in session.
The Chair appointed Mossls. Barclay,
Huling and John Irwin, jr,, who reported
that the Conferees from Tioga would not
appear unless they had positive assurances
that the nominee of their County Con-
vention would receive the nomination Ct
ahc District Convention.
Remarks were then made by Messrs.
Updegraff, Huling, Irwin and others
after which the Convention adjourned to
mcct at ! o'clock.
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Union County Ticket.


For Assembly:
Hon. A. G.. OLMSTED, Of Potter county.
(Subjcct to the decision Of the confereos.)
r. .#r For Treasurer:
ARCH. T. JONES, Couder5port Borough.
For Commissioner:
Z. 0. AUSTIN, Of Sylyonia township.
For Auditors:
&c. THOMPSON, Of Harrison township, and
A. S LYMAN, Of 0swayo township.
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EHLooal news aud other mattors are
crowded out this week
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Politics i'm CEse ARMY.

4 Earper's Ferry correspondent OF the
~ T. Times, says: AS vas said recent
ly by your correspondent with the army Of
the Potomac, one feels in a pDrcr and
freer atmosphere, out here, among thc
blue. coated and travel stained soldiers cf
Union. Here you miss the hated hiss Of
the oopporhoad, and feel rejoioed TO hear
instead the hopeful aud hearty sentiments
daily aud hourly uttered By this portion Of
our glorious army no enc in these
camps not even the little drummer boys
have particle Of doubt as ~sgards the
Union cause, and can scarcely imagine &
verse fate for the vile ana bealtloss men
who SO strenuously urge peace measures
upon the people, than 80 compel them TO
show their heads in the army. Conld the
soldiers have their way, Copporheadism
would soon vanish and the elections this
fall will show how vast aud weighty is
the influence Of the army IN the great
question of the day. People may s1eer as
they will about tho soldiers vote, and say
that they oannGt vote, as they like, but as
their officers dictate. Tell your readers
that although q soldiers is accustomed to
implicit obedience and the sgicte5t disoi-
pline, yet in matters not military he is
not the man to allow others to dictate to
him his line OF conduct. But either WaY
it makes no material difference in the
grand result. Both officers and men are
united on tde one grea! question Of carry
ing on the war to o successful termination
for they have too often faced the enemy,
.aad lost too many comrades by the casual
ties Of war, to think now, even for c
moment, of a compromise or any other
ending Of the var save that Of the uncon,
ditional submission Of The rebel States.
GEN. BUTLEn TO MS PRTgoNERs.-
Gen. Butler has a way Of stating the
matter Of exchange to rebel, prisoners
which is beginning 70 remove the scales
from their eyes. II think YOU'RE a prot-
ty likely, intelligent young man, Sir, and
will therefore tell You that l don't think
you viii be exchanged" "Why net,
General ?" "Becauso your authorities
refuse to Ioooguiizc my oolorcd soldiers as
soldiers. 7 should be perfectly willing
to give you for the moanest colored SOL
dier they have got; but JEFF Davis thinks
the negroes Of more consequence than
you, and refuses TO exchange them"
This point generally brings the gentlemen
to terms, and they are InI favor of reoog.
nizing negroes as soldiers.
Bg- Our last weeks issue should have
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EGg- Our last weeks issue should have
been dated Sept 7th INSTEAD Of aug. 30th
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ID A. STEBBINS & Co. are closing up Al
L old Ledger. All persons indebted w "
them viii please call and settle, before ~, -,
accounts are left with the proper o1Acef ~
Collection .-Nov'r Is, 'G3
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Electoral Ticket,

OF TENNESSEE.
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FOR PRESIDENT,

NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
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For Treasurer

ARCH. f. JONES, Coudcrsport Borough.
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roR VICE PRESIDENT,

ANDREW JOHNSON,
on TIsN-NF1CFF
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NJ. W. McALARNEY, EDITOR.
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B00EI. AGEEgS WANTED /!

Allegany, Aug. 80, 1864
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Wednesday, Sep. Ii, 1864
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

THE subscribers have aaaafed inia pasineFAhir
IL The pracfice q iAw n Ne Cssesl aa4 Chaneery
Courts AZ JoassbNa 0rnsnaxlih Dksdxi1sge ard
Enoxxille and also ia TIE County oifcaik Chance
~ and Sepresne Conrts az Eaaxvsh IA All eases IL
which we may ke employed, takra to he Supreme
Caar4 from efthefuf The CoartA a JoAesbefcugh,
Band7saxa GrseneslIie o. Knaxxille
g T. AID !. n Logan. under The Ara q Logan
4 LogaR. wili attsna 10 sny eaase which may b
satrastea 10 their mznsgerienti Ia lhs eefal Court
And Thoaas A RsNeison Win asIand. inEftidaal.
iy 10 nny causes in Which b ney - eznployeds II
lie Supreme C5urt - Kno4vfIle, Kat eszhracef Il
his partnerships With Col Jsha Eeharlaaa end
MsssFs Isskan Logan.
The STYLE q car ARA : Nelson. Logan q I.ogAa.
THoS a. \ NELSON,
SAIL g LOGAN,
jos ~ IDQAEa
Knaxyins. Tauh. jsis-fy
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fHE sSAserihets have snlarsa late fartatrskip
IN tha prassipa e lew n IL Cseeait ena cAaneeFs
Ceafe a A1kelssilla and s. tka SaSf1Ina Gear 81
Kn6xytiic. & al caass n which tb4y nay b ~.
tAinsd and which nay y takan 70 saf1 eafsaras
coart ffon the coesties 81 Hsvkina Eaacoek
araingar ClAibornesand Calaphe
Oar hsrsneFship exfanfs eis1 - al eaeet eisil
= cslniinal Il whirh We may Be esaplsfs1 b the
Feiural coaEl q EApxr5lp h1s - 81 satnd n
SAID cesrt % The coecien e ezlaas q cry euahtT
n East ISh1assta A1sln tks claimant ~ claimants
reside on a. The Ssnsa and see proper g sEtrstl
them % or management =
The STYLE of eaR ara i Eeasaa q Selisflk I'd. s
gchA NsshsRlnnA vii enzflnne e heFssossft b
attend sse Csrcal and Chanearf C6afts 81 Granger,
Haaecek claihorae and Csmphell esrnsis4
Tn09 A. = NEfSoN.
J. EKTkkk1sANn
Knaxxiln TeAA. isli.lY
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Patrlok AcCiaag .. Daald Taylor

EuIItla sHtNI15lg % A2a111tt AttyE1Fs
THE paaiaEG, On sfBaxFit, ssss fhs defendant Is
indebted 20 him and 80 ahscondz that the ordinarY
PROCESS o. law eaBnos BE served upon him, having
81 the defendant, mad9 rsaFnahls before John j..
Huigeous Justice Of Che Peace fSE Biornt county,
and the same having besn levied a. his property
II i ordered BIZ said Justice that Es defendant k.
pear beEsrc him al his ofBce in BOsnt county on
tbe stA day of December nsx4 Or Il VIII be
proceeded xth ez parte u IS further ordersd that
This notice be Published for four successive weaks In
the Rssrrifss Vic. Tisis sfh day &c Iaae 1864.
JoHS y HBD6EeNe = r.
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N A. Lac ~ OLA I. Lad.

II a. Iaas ps ssha q. Lz1lt.
The plaintiff ca afsasvit says ths dsfeaasnt +
indebted % him sd ssaf - - aeseoaas that pfsr
ceEs eznhot b served en- hinL kavtag oatafnea an
original ztsanhmens sgainst ~ otate Of tie defsa
aant made retnraahls 1Sfore @. ". 6ises, Justice
of The Peace for HiCans county aud theName hsv-
iaR besn levied en- bis propeTtg Il Z erdcrsd ~
kad Justice thai The aenaari appear before him 81
his ofes IN ths ssk EisIl patIsct &c oant county,
On the s5th day a neeszaber next q & vii be pro
cseaed with s1 1sEfs II b Ihsthss ordered ~ said
Justice that abis nctine BE pabliShea n ihs Gao1.
vile Whig Ger four successive week..
argfo9 pfs5s q. v, WISER, dP.
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ATTACHMENT.

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Rasssll n. Robuts !. Nelson afgaait,

HI4NCI n. blElE7I3 tEs ZFEE59N q 3777IIEl
TIKI plaintiff ca aEidas6f ssyS the siatendans Il
lndshlsa 10 hIna, and that II 20 aheconar that pro
eesl sAanot beteFved o. hiai. and having obtained
"A orsgsnni nsteehment aeafust he dafeaaani made
retuFnahis hs1sre II 4. ~. nynAtl Justiee a che
tiee thIA defendant appear hefora hin as his olce
an Knox county on So 96th day u FshsuarS, 1885,
% b WI b rFs<1eds9 with 81 para Il itkifshsf
ordered that tbs nekios ha published for fsar sc
ceasiys wssln b - kssrsltfs K9is This ssth
day Il Jaly, leea.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
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FNNHE' FIlALNEITE On AFFIDAFIE kAEk IIIE
III defsndAnt IL sadsbisa - hin asd 81 abstpnas q
eeResals hasef that ths aratefy bs8eass - las saa
b served upea bin, snd bssiug aksaiaea 90 ssseal
FetaFkasls hef1se ksbst e. caifsa, ESQ., sIss II tls
Jus.isss u Boaat seu1sy. and he saas hassae lea
ieyied VPsn he estate - aeien1ans Il = sraefsa ~
ssld Jaftiep thai pahsson h uaAs - tAa Ebszssls
yhik fSf Eaaf snsse.sss peess aaEyng shs aelSnaai
appsss hefsEs tie tzld q a. ezlsa Esa Il Bis ors
n hs eth ctsI Dssrin u Bloahi seanay 80 tha sash
dAy d Dsee1abes, 1854 ADD snsFss de ssmplSint 81
plsiauf he si b pseesgs1 viii q pafta e
. hisa. IAis tie ist 81 Jeas 1854
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
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TIE PANTS, on Affidavit says the aefenaaAs Is
obtained - original attachments against the estate
Of the defsndant, made retErnAhlz hssoFe Jobn ].
Hcdgeoas Justice Of the Peace Cor Bi0ant county,
sud tie sans having beer iesiei en- his property; Il
Is ordered b said Jastce that tie defsadat appsar
before Aim ct bis osice In Bioaat county on The
22nd day Of December next OF & viii Be proceeded
with 81 paste /. Is further ordered That this
noscs be Published for four successive weels e The
Raozpiiis Rksg.
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