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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
Attachment,
HcfIddh FargUS0n rS, D, r WWdH

''''" "'g"'V" to' ~ I . 4"B""N'
TIE plnntf on affidavit says the defendant
s indebe 70 him, and so absconds or conccas him
self that The ordinary process of law canno' be
served upon him, having obtained nm original ut-
tachment against the estate of the defendant made
returnabo before Samuel {, Young, q Justice Of the
Peacc for Anderson countyand thcsamo having been
levied on his property; II Is ordered by mo, aJus-
tee OF the Peace, successor 10 Samuel G. Young,
that the defendant appear before him at my Office
IN Clinton, Anderson county, on the lst day of Oc-
tobcr 1864, orsad case will be proceeded with cN
parte' II Is further ordered that this notice b.
published in the Knoxville Wing for four successive
weeks. This FEBRUARY, I'd, 1864.
augl7 At PISS RlTCHEY KINCAID, JP.
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County Court---Krox county, Tenn.

V"7. II. T0V'7 0W 0WV" r'. UIUV I. L0UCN n as.
Petition for Partition Of Land.
'HNuE DEFENDANT HENRY A. LONES, BEING A NON.
resident of Tine state NJ Tennessee It Is ordered that pub-
cation bee mule for four successive weeks the Knoxville Whg
requiring @ defendant to appear before said County Court
ON the trs Monday In October next at the court house in
Knoxville, TO defend said petition, the will be akeh as
confessed and trclusc set for hearing him August 5h
lNGl tuglI a pf 81. WA CR AIQ OIL
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ROBERT McTEER, j. 2.
John G, Grecnray U.s. IVm. HAL d Compbi
M0ntqOmery

1T appearing from the affidavit in this case that
the defendants are non-rcsdsnts of the State of Ten
ncssee; 1t is therefore ordered that publication BE-
made in the Knoxville Wing for four successive
weeks notifying said defendants to appear before mo
at my office in Blount county, on the 18th day Of
December, 1854, to plead answer or dcmur to the
same or il will be taken as confessed by them and
set forhearing ex parts. June oath, 1864.
augl7 At PISS ROBERT McTEER, j. p.
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ATTACHMENT,

Thomas 4. Blair rs, Thomas Nprjg
~ ArPEARs FROM the AFFIDAyGTIN THIS CASE THAT
the defendant non-residsut OF the State of Tennessee
therefore ordered by that publication be made In the
Knoxville Wing for four successive weeks requiring the said
defendant 20 appear before at my office IN Boun county
plead, deuur to te said BILL the 2jth day o
December, 1851 the will be- taken confessed by him
and set for hearing rarte. June 2iih, 1854
aug Il 81 pfi5 VIC. CONNER,J.P.
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y. W. REEDER, J ?

Mqiy Hurst, odDtjiiSbatr.c II w. Hurst, dcc'd, rs.
iU,p Hurst.
THE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
indebted t her and that ne abscond concea himself
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
him. having obtained an original attachment against the estate
the defendant made reurnabe before D. W Reeder, Jus
ice OF the Peace Union county and the having been
levied on his property k ordered by said Justice that the
defendant appear before him his office in Maynardye on
the first Monday of March, 1865, he will proceed with said
cause ex parte Il Is further ordered that this notice be pub
sel in The Knoxville whg for four successive weeks Au-
gust iJth, is6l. -
augSi Il pf IS D. W. REEDER,J. T.
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DarjJ Rceacr rs. John Dopqlds.

UdrW RCfHCr rS. J0hW UDNVldN.
rI,HE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE
l defendant is indebted to him and abseunds that
process cannot be served him. having obtained
original attachment against the defendant made return
able beiorc J. H. Caldwell Justice Of the Peace for
SEWER county, and the having been levied his
property Il is ordered by said Justice that the defend
aut appear before him q. his office In Sewer county ON
Saturday the 18th Of October next it will be pro-
cccled with expare. II is further ordered that this
notice he pubhed for four successive weeks in the Knox
willie Whig. August 18th, 1854.
aug2i II PISS ]. n. CALDWELL, J. P.
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POlceU y MCGhCG rS, RchdTd l. Wilson
VuNIlE RESPONDENT RICHARD l. WILSON BEING A non.
resident OF Tennessee, stated In the hill Il is ordered
that publication be made for four weeks tho
willie Whg, notifying said defendant to appear before the
Chancey Court at Knoxville, the first Monday October
next then and there to make his defense the bill the
will be taken confessed, and set for hearing pac
August 10th, 1864
copy of the order
aug2i Il pff5 d. A. DEADERICK, {. AN.
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EN TINS CASE lr APPEARING TO THE COURT FROM THE
petition which sworn 90, that said defendants are nom
residents 10 H therefore ordered that publication be- made
the kl'Nr Wing for four successive weeks motif Ing said
defendants o make their personal appearance before the Jus
urg OF the County Court of Bouu county, at tn court house
nMaIyNW"on me brst Monday of September next and make
their defence TO ,ai petition or the same wlbc taken as con
cscd as 10 them ANA set for hearing partc August sth
1871. NMEII lI NJ 20. TMnS. SANnENsnN- ClrrL
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY.

rI,nE .ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY Is NOW
prepared to take the usual Fire Risks on property
For particulars apply to
W. r. PATTERSON, Agent
iy2gtf National Bank
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d. A. DEADERlCK, c. 4 NJ.

r. j. Sanford Age,t &c. rs. Charies Dpeioor.
ylNIE DEFENDANT CHARLES DUCL0UX HAVING GONE
beyond the limits Of the state of Tennessee, shown
the bill 1t ordered that publication made sscces
sivc weeks in the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant
appear before the Chancery Court Knoxville the first Mon
day Of october next then aud there make his defense the
b the will be taken confessed and set for hearing
eN parte August Goth 1864.
copy Of the order:
aug24 n nj IS u, A, nEADERlCk. &. AN
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D.S. Barnes & Co. rs. John Jackson.

VU1HE RESPONDENT JOHN JACKSON HAVING LEFT THE
State Of Tennessee shown In the bill It is ordered
that Publication be made for four successive weeks in the
Knoxville Whg notifying said defendant appear before the
Chanccy Court Knoxville, the first Monday of October
then and there to make his defense the BILL the
will be taken confessed, and set for hearing eNpare
August Goth, 1854.
copy Of the order
alg2l 4tpfb d. A. DEADERlCk, c 4 NJ.
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ug2litpGba D.A DEADERICK, CAM

TITV VTINWUTU d' 20, rs, ", " WUTTIT
and others.
THE defendants w. W. Walker aud c. T.
OKccc, being non-rcsdcnts of Tennessee, rs char
ged in the bill 1t is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
Whig notifying said defendants to appear before
the Cmnccry Court at Knoxville on the first Mon
day of October next, then and there to make their
dolcnsc to the bill or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them, and set for hearing cN partc
August GOTH 1864.
A copy of the ORDER
aug "A At PISS d. A. DEADERlCK, c. AN.
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Is indebted TO him. and absconds that process cannot
be served upon him. having obtained original attachment
against the defendant made rcturnabc before John Mcaugh
ey Justice Of The Peace for McMun county, and the
having been levied on hs property is ordered by said Jus
tce that the defendant appear before him his office in
Athens, on The 2Oh dyo January next will be proceeded
with pHre. Il further ordered that this notice be pub
shcd for four successive weeks In the Knoxville Wing July
III, 1864. augl1 II pi g. JOHN McGAuGHEY, J. +.
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1 r APPEARS FROM THE AFFIDAVIT Is THIS CASH THAT
the sulaH' u0u-eslI. of the state Of Tennessee
sthtr,prc orered by that publication he made n the
Knoxville Wing 1r tur successive weeks requiring sll de'en
dant appear tforc M o. IN Buunt county and
answer deuur TO said h the 18th day Of December,
lsG, the will bee taken confessed and sut for hearing
ex rarte June 2th. 1SCi
auglIi.pft5 VIC. COSNEG, J.P
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Correspondence Extraordinary.

The following correspondence took place
in Blount county between rebel lady, the
wife ofarcbeI preacher, and Spencer Henry,
4 Methodist Local Preacher, who is loyal,
and plain, practical, common sense man.
We give the correspondence that our people
Of the North may see how we are exercised
in this rcbclious State:
SOMEWHERE, July 2l
have some few words to say to you with regard
TO slavery.
When our Saviour was on earth he was subject
of that vast Slaycholding Roman Empire, which
stretched from the Euphmtes in the east beyond the
pillars of Hercules in the west, and sixty millions
of slaves, it is estimated, were in that Empire
Hence when his eyes first opened on pleasant Beth
lchem. his feet trod on the shores of GNlilce, on
the plains Of Jericho, to be baptized IN the Jordan,
Slaves must have ministcrcd if not unto him and
his disciples, unto all about him. and when on the
Mount Of Olives his foot was last printed upon that
rock which tradition or superstition now shows as
ascending into Heaven, his eyes ms they overlooked
the great City of Jerusalem, and glanced from the
Mountains of Moab to the Vale of Sharon, must
have rested upon thousands and tens of thousands of
slaves JU6Gd, whcyC he ,cdS born; GdliHcC, rhTc
he iirc3 Emit that he risitcd, each and 0N jrrTc
slorehold6ig States and AJrGhdm, and ISaoc amt
JacoJ the Fathers aad PatriaciS, ,ccrc holders Of
JJHdDcI and bondcomeR; and now if there be in
the Holy Bible any such dcnunciations Of slavery or
of Shareholders as we daily hear from men calling
themselves the servants Of GOd they arenot in King
James or the Donay ver.ion of the Bible. | never
speak irrevercnty of the ministers of God respect
their high and holy calling l say wo unto yc
Bccchcrs and Hcnrys, wiser and better than our Sa-
your when on earth, 90 ye with your new version
OF the Bible into all the world, and shout your gos-
pol into every living creature.
Hoping to hear irom you on the subject, ! will
bring my letter TO a close. Respectfully,
il Il
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Attachment.

Mdtthc,0 Simpson u.s. James e. II. Sq,yers.
ruNliE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
u Is indebted to him and abscOnds that the ordinary
process Of the Law cannot he served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against the estate Of the defendant
made returnabe before VIM. seay, Justice Of the Peace
for Knox county and the having been levied on his prop
ry II s ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his Office in Knoxville, the ls day Of De uhCr
s6t or will be proceeded with pate. 1t Is further ordered
that this notice be published for four successive weeks In the
Knoxville whig. sug2i itpf{b' WI F.sEAN, =.
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HEADQUARTERS s,h TENN. CAVALRY VOLS,

Camp hear Gallatin, Tenn, Aug. 5ih, Is6l. Z
N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL ABsENTEEs FROM
~ the Sth Tennessee Cavalry and from the 10th Rcgimes
East Tennessee Cavalry formerly commenced TO be organized
in East Tennessee under my command that they must report
these Headquarters they he equipped and prepared o
active duty in the field Further Indulgence will not be given
and all who do not report Immediately will be arrested by The
military authorities and sent TO the Regiment Provost Mar
sas Of the different countle. will be furnished with list
abentees Any desiring return will apply TO Gen. Glcu
who will pu, them in charge Of a competent Officer
BY order Of S,NLK X. PArrOS,
Col. Com'dg Regt.
aug244 JAS. p. K1NDRICK, 1t and A. Adit
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w ANTED-Disablcl officers and soldiers
w Lonorbly discharged from the service and 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-
longel may7-tf
WANTED Agents to sell by subscription,
w THE History oF THE GREAT WESTERN
SANITARY FAIR which !, now hring stcrrcotypcd,
and will be- published ut an early day. AprUSpc 'tus
volume will be ready for agent. about the first Of
MAY For full particulars, terms, SC. address the
publishers. &. f. VENT a Co.
myT-u No. Ss West Fourth st., Cincinnati, o.
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Salt.
A LOT of SALT for sale at the Store Of james
Smith, near the Market House. je26-tf
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-02-27
MBIA COUNTY PENNA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY e. 1864

crushed with pauperism and starvation -
The following loreshadOws, as in the glass
globe Of the magician, our future fate:
I From the London Herald Jan, 90 1864
lNoREAsE IN PAUpERtsM. AS we an
ticipated, the returns received from the
cotton districts for the week ending the
9th instant, Five thousand one hundred
and thirty-three additional persons were
placed on the pa,ish books; and it also
transpired that there was an increase OF
five thousand 10 the number receiving re-
lief from local committees only. Thus,
then in seven days, over eleven thousand
extra persons were thrown out of, and re-
qured to be supported bp either the rate.
payer or phblic charity, Had this lam
entable state of affairs been brought abou
solely through the severity of the weather
forcing those engaged QUE OF doors tc
desist from their occupatiens,s we should
not have felt there was much cause fol-
uneasiness but it is stated by the honor.
ary Secretary to the Central Committee
that the unfortuu ate resul. is due 10 tht
closure ol several mills, and to decreased
employment generally, owing to the un
certainng tue present price OF cotton be
ing maintained.
At the present time Lancashire is sup
porting l4l ,s52 pauperS, aud VIC ma.
circulate that local committees are main
tanning some eighty or ninety thousan'
additional, SO that the unemployed popu
lstion of the round numbers at a quarIc
Of million.
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strained energies Of the enemy. His cam
paign Of 1864 must, from the exhaustion
Of his resources Of mon and money, be far
less formidable than those of the last two
years, when unimpared means we're used
with boundlcss prodigalities, and with re-
suits which are suggested by the mention
of the names Of shiloh, Perryville, Muir
freesboro aud the Chickahcminy, Mannas-
sas, Fredericksburg and Charlottesville.
Soldiers-assured success waits US in
our holy struggle for liberty and independ-
ence and for the preservation of all that
renders life desireable to honorable men.
When tha. success shall be reached, 10 you
your country's hope and pride, under
Divine Providence, will it be due. The
fruits Of that success will not be reaped by
you alone; but your children and your
children's children in long generations tc
como will enjoy the blessings derived from
you that will preserve your memory cvel
living in their hesrIs.
Citizen defenders Of the homes the liber
ties and altars of the oonfederacy-Tha
the God whom we all humbly Worship
may shield you with His fatherly care, ant
preserve you for safe return to the peace
lul enioymen! of your friends and tn
associations Of those you most love, is til
earnest prayer of your Commander-in
Chief JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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MAGIC TINE OBSERVERS,

Being IIurtinc or D.el Face or Ialy's Or Gentle.
mans Watch COmbinrd, with patent SrIf-WIudIAg
Improvement, a mos: tlcGsins Novelty
nnu ut the prytt.rst mont CuuV"uent, and decidedly
the best and cheapest ni" piece for general ana rtt
bic use ever Offered II mas Witnn II snd connected
with It's machinery its winding altgrlua nt Trun.
rting key cntir"lr unnecessary. TIE cnscs nf tins
atch are coil osSl ui tNu metals, tie outer one b..
ing fine II carat gUd. II has IN Inpr"v ed ruby Hton
lever movement, aud j. warranted an accurate time
piece. Price supr,y engraved, per case o hall doIan
S9U4. Sample Watches. IL neat morocco boxes, 80
8lAYGA WATCHES,
First Glass limiting Time Pieces oI accuracy ofmOyc.
mCnt, btauly uf mut'rit' ani above ALL ch"aphrsi
IN price, these watches must insure universal
Appreciation.
An imitation fidiIIcss that II can hardly BE- d.
tgcted hy the most experienced Judges. Ihc mataS,
the other FIRST quality Stcrng SILVER while tht
inner one German silver, ii cauno be recognized by
cutting Or heavy engraving making H. not only IN ap
pearace, but in Durability, th5 brsl resemblance Oi
solid sterling Silver in existence.
The Sale Cf these Watches IN ihr Army Is source
uC enormous profit retailing, as thhy very rehdy 40
at SO und upwards. Many hundred dollars eau hc
ma Ie in single pay day by any one p HuNlhess tact
~ AT WHOLESALE ONLY In heavy hunting
cases beautifully engraved, white enamel dial, ana
fancy cut hands IN good running oiJ,r, by the h'lI
dosrn, Slit sold only bv the case ui ak
Upon receipt Of two duilars as guarantee pi Rool
Taith We will send watches by express 10 any part ~
the loyal States, collecting balance of bill on dcVery
This cnsurOs buyers against fraud, giving them lhel
witches before paymeut Is ~ lnrcl' g.
Soldiers in the disOya states must remit cash ="
advance as the express Companirs pefemploly retus
making collections in such dnnser9nS lncaties. "
guarantee the safe delivery Of Wl watches, whe'he
III y arc sent by mall or express,
HUBBARD BROS, sole Importers
III Broadway, cor. Curtiaudt Street, New fuIh'
February -, lsbi.-!w.
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VOLUME 27.

woman in bed room--I cannot describe
my sensation. / said something, don't
know what it was but the lady ighted her
lamp, looked, stared at ME an instant,
turned as white as a pillow case, and
screamed
"Who are you! How came you here
Go quick leave the room ~ and COW
ering her face with her hands, she sobbed
hystercally.'
| was 7ctridod. OF course, l was quito
as anxious to leave as she was to have me.
But, in my confusion, instead of going out
the door came in, unlocked the door,
and walked into closet"
"Boioro could rectify my error there
came terrible laundering at the door
! The lady screamed ; the noise increased,
and felt peculiar knowing very we'll that
now the lady's real husband was coming,
and that / was in rather bad FIX"
"Well aware that it would not do to re,
main in the closet, and convinced of the
danger Of meeting a man who might fall
into vulgar weakness Of being jealous, I
was trying to collect my scattered senses
in the darkness, when the lady whispered
to me in wild manner.
"What shall l do If you do not go he
will kill me- -
ooh but consider"
The laundering of the door drowned
, my voice, She flew to the open door. AS
the wrahful husband burst into the room,
r thought felt q little cold, and crcpt un
der some garments hanging in the closet" "
"Ihc gruff voice roared and stormed
, Othelo was jealous and revengeful Des
) demoua innocent and disircssed-then
| heard ominous sounds as of some one
looking under the bed.
Z 81 know he is here. saw him come
= into the house with you. You iorked the
= door I'll have his hear. cut ~
! Hear inc hear me | will explain =
r Gas was listening very atten,ively for
;, the explanation, the garments under which
i was concealed were quietly lifted, anc
z fancy my feeling, discovered, IL such
y situation, by such a husband"
well B--n,' We cried deeply in
tercsted, for we knew every word of hi
e story was true, chow did you get out @
the scrape."
y 81 used violent remedy fer SO violeu
II complaint. Driven in corner, my lif
Is in dangcr-perceiying at a glance tia
Othelo was not stroug as / was. thre,
y myself upon him and held him there uni
II had given full explanation of the erro
made him hear reason, and tanned him t
l. be as qcnt!c as lamb. Then lcf., ratt
or uncerimously, hive ne5cr sccu Othsl
J, aud Deodemona since
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VI never attended but Que temperance
lecture" said our feiend b, with a pecu
liar smils "apd don, think shall ever
attend another"
"You probably found it dry''
"Well, yes,-but that isn't it. The
lecture was well enough but | got into such
an awful scrape after it was over, that |
never think of temperance meetings with
ou, sudden shudder. III tell you about
it. It wos in Jersey City where l was
something of stanger, and the night was
one of the worst of the season. Boreas |!
how it blew. 1t was enough 10 take your
breath sway. Well, the lecture was over,
l'and making up my way through the crowd
l fingered in the doorway, contemplating
the awful sceac, when somebody took my
arm
"Where have you been ~ said tho
sweetest voice in the world. 81 have
been looking for you everywhere
"Very much surprised, tursed my
head and saw; but l can't describe her
it makes me mad to think how prodigeous
pretty she was"
"With her left hand she leaned on my
arm and she was arranging her veil with
hec right, and did not r,lice my surprise,
"You have been looking for me, ial'
tered
"Como let Us be going was tho reply
pressing my arm"
GA thrill went 10 my heart What to
mako Of my lady address | did not know
but she was too charming q creature fol
/, me not to accompany her. We started
of in the midst of the tempest, the noist
, Of which prevented any conversation. Al
length she said with scream--
Put your erm around me or | shal
blow away"
| need not describe to you my sensation
as | pressed her to my side and hgrriec
On. It was very dark, nobody saw US
and allowing her to guide my steps, fol
lowed her motions through two or three
: short streets, until she stopped before e.
elegant mansion"
, "IIave you your ley 7" she asked.
t my key stammered there must b
| some mistake.
Gas she opened the door | stood wait
. ing to bid her goodnight, or to have som
explanation when turning quickly, ST
= said:
. hIiow queer you act tonight; ain'tyo
, coming in :"
, "There was something very tcmptin
' in this suggestion, Was | going in'
: warm house and n pretty woman was cer
{ tainly objects Of consideration, and it wa
Q dreary to think of facing the storm an
: seeing her no more"
! "It took three quarters Of second I
@ make up my mind, and in l went, Their
5 was dim light in the hall, and as N
7 guide ran rapidly up stairs, | thought
cosld do nothing better than run up toe.
t followed her into very dark room,"
' Lock the door, john" she said,
"Now, as if ! had been the only job
t in the world I thought che knew me.
felt for the key and turned it in the loc
9 without hesitation wondering all the tin
? what was coming next Then an awf
suspicion of some horrid trick flashed VI
: on my mind, for l had often heard ofil
c iatuated men being led to their destructic
If by pretty women, and was on the poi
'f Of re.osenng the door, when my Lao
, struck light. Then being an cxc0ss
of y modest mani discovered to. my di
re MAY that Yaa in bcd-voom, alone wi