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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-10
COUNTY UNION TICKET


Election Tuesday, October nth, isCil
For RepTssn
.sIi Iu FREDERICK w COOK Of Pidgeon.
Foy Clerk Of
81 tftiA en- BLYTHE HYHEs Of Pidgeon.
Sheriff.
IN ROBERT EaRLkY, Of Pidgeon.
sefErE For
81 i.tf COL. JOHN RHEIaLANDER, OF Perry.
For Recorder.
CASPER rOmHEMELT Of Pigeon
JOHN BIsCHhAHN, Of Pidgeon
fIafa sHrpeyof
SAMUEL O ROGEks, Of Union.
FOR County ConrassioHsr.
700 enables Know LES, Of scott.
lrr Union Executive Committee, ist
District.
pavsa-IoHs Vas TRsEs principal;
.lf W. #. THOMPSON, contingent.
Dabols-JoHN MAss principal;
ERsEsr PIcKHARDr, contingent
.rsl# .. sRsou-N D. FaExcH, principal;
JAMES T EMBREE, contingent.
Rnoz.-MuTos p 0HEE, principal;
JANIS s. PRucHTHr contingent.
rs M.rtia-LEaIs DO principal;
MIeHAEL REILLY, contingent
PHs-GoopLsTT MORGAN, principals
r. o. HAMMOND, contingent
lI Fosg joins A. mann, priueipai.
T. ROOMS, contingent.
Rpeaasr.-JAMEs FARLKY, principal;
- X. 7 KKaemEyA L contingent.
Neutrality-suspicious. Johnson, principal.
JAMES H. MCNEKLY, contingent
Wayrsk--JoHN II. HANDY, principal;
J. D. uupsfsrH, contingent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-10
Fruit FARM for Sale.

VNTIsHING 10 GIVE MY UNDIVIDED
w attention to merchandising nov ofer f'r
sale my farm In Centre township, 81 miles from
Evansville-a pleasant and healthy location. IL
contains so acres, sixty ~ which are under Guilt
walton; the rest is well timbered. There are
about 1900 fruit trees comprising choice varieties
Of Apples, Peaches, Cherries, Pears, Plums, Quin-
ees, Apricots, &c
The dwelling and out.hous1s are large, coave-
nient, and IN coed repair
ssitable city property taken In part payment
Long time given II required For particulars
mRply at the store Of Nickery Bros. No iS2 Main
aFeet. lsep2ol sAA'L NlCkERl.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-10
die aaiGa 5unruat.


VIII meet their fellow -etIzens a. follows:
John v Fares's, German Township, Monday,
October 10th, At 1ZM-
Evansville. Monday Oct. 10th, at 7 ?.
The Opposition candidates are invited and re-
qaesred to be present. sepis-d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-10
WANTED


A SITUATION b. A TEACHER. w t5aA>
had niteen years xpertence n TEACHING the
ordinary Engish Bra chs, including EnSli.b
Grsmmer, Natural Philosophy, a., Asarsss n
3. T. Evansville, Ind stating 10 lsth ~ teyr
price per month aad also, II thedss,riet ean mr.
nish house for a small family, or the nriee ~
board per week for teacher, wife and two eb ilSrs
aged 8 and 10 years. ocS u
q 6tln WILL BE PAID To ANY oNY
% sJOO who ~ili so for one year as a sufsti-
tute for DR. fled man. Enquire at the store Of
John s, Hopkins before the ISlh inst. e4-l0t
MINERS AND LABoRERS WANTED AT
ltI the Rodiam Mines. Apply at the Mines. or
she Cozl Office on Water strret. octl-lwd6w
WANTED 10 PURCHAsE.-A
NJ couple Of mules, not over twelve hands high,
and not ivss than six years old Apply At the Coal
once on Water street oetl'd&wlw
a MALE AND A FEMALE TtACHER TO
a aksAzge of the Free School in the town Of
6d48R ach all the branches required by
Aw, COR the term Of six mouths. A
Ros'M AZ will be given. None but good teach
srs 1weN recommended, need apply. Application
totANnn d Immediately to ~-s
THEODORE STEr ER,
sap24 Gol-ond III
A LADY TEAoHER, FULLl OaPEIENT
IA 20 take charge Of s lect Female school, not
exceeding twenty pepils, at Golco1dx, Ills Apply
90 WESLEY SLOAN, or
JOHN GILBERT, stts
aP1 Goleonds, his.
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Church Property for Sale.

rI1HE TRUSTEES OF THE LOCUST STREET
i Methodist Church offer for sale their ole
Church on Loeast street, between Second ans
laird, at bargain.
Enquire of ASA iGEl XII AIT,
hnrQa-kf Tn
u me RESIDENCE FUR ALk. = .s..-
Il lid residence and grounds of the late II. ? as
sel erry, a ely located in the immediate vicinity
% NJ. Vernon. Indiana, ore offered TO pnrr hasers
at pr'vats sale. The grounds contain alb ssve
asEes, ana the premises ara 10 complete repair
PERSONS desirous Of purchasing q OF the hand
soness parss In southern Indiana, are referred to
III. SPENCER. Esq, Mt. Vernon, or
JNA.J. CHANDLER. ESQ, Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-10

II these men Dodd, Bingham Bowles
d Co are traitors, why not arrest
them 2--SentineL
Thatia vwhatsa IL. r.a,ta-
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CIRCULAR.
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE.

COLLEGE HILL, o., July, 1864.
The Ohio Female College is already so widely
and so favorably known, that an extended or par
ticular notice is unnecessary.
Its accessibility its retired and healthfu location,
its elgegant and extensive buildings its ample and
highly cultivated grounds, and its superior advan-
tages for thorough education are known and appre-
ciated throughout the country. During the past
year, t'ro manfred and nineteen yeung ladies, repre-
sentin" fifteen States, have been in attendance and
50 far as known, pupils and patrons have realized
all their just expectations.
The special object of this Circular IS 10 inform
the patrons and persons interested that the College
has been rcorganized upon more public, liberal
and permanent basis. Hitherto the institution has
been conducted in part, at least, with view to in
dividual profit. BY the munifcence of three indi-
viduals, one hundred thousand dollars have been
donated for its endowment that its usefulness and
stability might not depend upon the uncertainties of
individual life and fortune.
The College is now not only permanent Insti-
tuition, but all its revenues will be appropriated to
improve its accommodations increase its libraries
and apparatus and aid promising young ladies in
securing an education.
The Executive Board now having charge of the
College, viii not permit it to be less worthy of
public confidence and patronage than heretofore
and it. friends may be assured that whatever cham
ges made i'll the Board of instruction, or in its
management will be made with view to securing
ItdIoI CAiClcuCy anu nloIC HeseL Neu pOpuldIlIS
Pupils will be under the constant care and super
vision of their teachers and ofknd and experienced
mothers
The FALL TERN, begins September 5th, 1864.
Inquiries in regard to terms course of study, &C.
answered, catalogues furnished and rooms secured
by addressing GEN. S. F. CARY, College HILL Ohio.
Former pupils as wells those desiring admission
should lose time in securing rooms, as limited
number only can be accommodated.
BY order of the Board.
aug24 It S. F. CARY, Sec'y.
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Letter from a Kentucky Soldier.

Hr. Edi'or,-With your permission. l wish to
pave little talk with your readers, more especially
with the boys in camps and hospitals in regard to
he approaching Presidential clcction-a matter Of
he greatest Importance to US well as to all others
who enjoy and who hope in future to enjoy the ben
FITS Of our glorious old government.
The news came to us a few days since that the
Democrotic Convention, held last month at Chicago
lad nominated Gen. George Is. Mcclellan as their
sndidatc for the Presidency and in doing so, were
governed it is understood, by the thought and be-
ief that he will be more popular with us in the
rIny and viii get more soldiers votes than any
ihcr they could have selected for that high Office.
IS true We were the admirers of the General when
se was at the head of the army of the Potomac,
when, as We thought, he was doing all in his power
o destroy the power Of the rebels. And had he
ucceeded, and had he given proof that this was the
.reat object 10 which, like Gems Grant and Sher-
nan, he WAS bending all his energies, we should
ave continued to admire and in all probability, to
dolizo him. But, having failed in this, after vast
ng So much precious time, and 50 much more of
he still more precious life-bood Of the nation, it
sas evident not only TO the authorities at Wash
Rgton but 10 the best informed in all parts of the
sountry and in Europe, that he not the man for
hat important and responsible position, and his re-
hoval therefrom became the imperious duty of the
President.
But there is reason to believe, and events which
ave since occurred have about demonstrated it
nat then as well now he had his aspirations for
he high position for which he is now candidate,
nd was then endeavoring TO curry favors with the
roops and with the people at large so as to prepare
lis way thereto. Having failed in the campaign,
nd having been superseded in the command, not
illing to give up his cherished hope he still work
= for IFS attainment. BY wonderful strategy he
lsngos his base, complains that he has been badly
eated, seeks shelter under the sympathy of his
lends, and with skill and ingenuity worthy bet
y cause, endeavors to throw the whole blame of
is failure on the President-well knowing that
NEST old Abe would likely be formidable oppO-
snt in the contest for the attainment Of his ends.
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ATTACHMENT.
Trustees Of Porter ACADEMY ss. F. H. la

Trustees Of Porter Academy rs. F. II. Ldnter.
VENIE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
is indebted to him and absconds conceals himself
hat the ordinary of law be him.
having obtained original attachment the Of the
defendant made rsurnabe before Moses Elliott Justice of the
ace for Bouut county Tenn and the having been levied
his property It is ordered by said Justice that the defen
ant appear before him at his Office in Bouht the s
sy OF December 1864 will be proceeded with parte. 1t
further ordered by said Justice this notice be published
the Knoxville Whig, for four weeks. This March
18th, 1864. sept7 1t pfs5 MOSES ELLIOTT, J. p.
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WANTED Disabled officers and soldiers
w honorably discharged from the service, and in
want of profitable employment peculiarly adapted
to their condition, should address Lock Box 1s9,
Cincinnati Ohio stating the date of their discharge
and the regiment and company to which they be-
longed. may7-tf
w ANTED-Ag to sell by subscription,
w THE HISTORY OF THE GREAT WESTERN
SANITARY FAIR, which is now being sterreotyped
and will be published at early day. prospe .tus
volume will be ready for agents about the first of
May. For full particulars, terms Sc, address the
publishers, CT. VENT & Co.
my7-tf No. S8 West Fourth ST.. Cincinnati, o.
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ATTACHMENT

7hoos,B Duncan Timothy e. BrddLeg
I ! APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS CAI-sT
q that Timothy r. Bradley is nonresident the
Is therefore ordered by the Justice OF the
Peace before whom said returned levied
property o the said defendant Timothy r. Bradley that pub
caton be made in the knoxville Whg newspaper published
III the city Of Knoxville for four requiring
the said Timothy r. Bradley to appear my Office the
OF Clinton Anderson county, Tenn the third Saturday
October S then and there make his defense
said cause will be proceeded with parte.
Septl-lt pass W. W. WALLACE JP
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d. 4. DEADERICK, C.&M.

E. J. Sanford, Agent, &c. rs. Charles D,ceLossc.
TWIHE DEFENDANT CHARLES DCCLOUX HAVING GONE
beyond the limits Of the State Tennessee as shown in
the bill 1t is ordered that publication be madfo
sive weeks in the Knoxville Whg notifying said
appear before the Chancery Court Knoxville Mon
day Of October then and there defense TO the
BILL or the same viii be taken confessed hearing
parte. August goth 1864.
copy Of the order:
aug24 At pfe5 D.A. DEADERICk, C. an
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John ". Hays IS. Joseph Bsilcy
THE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE
Il defendant is indebted to him and abScOnds that
process cannot be served oD him. having obtained an
original attachment against the defendant made returna
bic before ]. II. Caldwell, Justice Of the Peace for
Sewer county, and the having been levied his
property 1t is ordered by said Justice that the deen
dant appear before him his Office in Sewer county,
Saturday the 18th of October next or it will be pro-
ceeded with parte 1t is further ordered that this
notice be publish for four successive weeks in he Knox
vile Whig. August 18th, 1864.
aug24 At pf S5& J.H. CALDWELL, j. P
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THE MOBILE PRIsoNERs.-Speaking of the ar
rival of the Mobile prisoners at New Orleans, the
Era says:
The men a general thing are said to be heartily
sick of the war, and consider the rebellion a COM
plete failure. A number, are informed, have ta-
ken the oath Of allegiance and many others will
doubtless do rather than re-enter the service of
those who have caused them to suffer SO much and
so uselessly.
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David Rssner rs. John Douq1as.

IINHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE
defendant is indebted to him and so abseonds that
process cannot be served him. having obtained an
original attachment against the defendant made reuru
able before ]. H. Caldwell Justice of the Peace for
SEWER county and the having been levied on his
property 1t is ordered by said Justice that the defend
ant appear before him at his Office in Sewer county
Saturday the 18th Of October next or it will be pro
ceeded with exparte. II is further ordered that this
notice be published for four successive weeks in the Knox
vile Wing. August 18th, 1854
aug24 At piss" ]. q. CALDWELL, ]. P.
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Georgia Proposes Peace.

NEW YORK, August ga gentleman has ar
rived in this city from Georgia, who came by way
of Atlanta with permission of Gen. Sherman, and
who represents that the State Government desires
to learn upon what basis the United States Govern
ment will treat with the State of Georgia for read
mission into the Union. This action of the Geor-
ga authorities is had without reference to the bal
ance of the Southern Confederacy
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ATTACHMENT.

Mary Hurst administrative Of Al. Hurst dcc d. rs.
, 1iUeH Hurst.
THE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
indebted her and hat he sbconds conceas himself
that the ordinary Of law cannot be served him.
hs wing obtained original attachment against the Of
defendant made returnabe before B. W. Reeder Justice Of
the for Unon county and the having been levied
his property is ordered by said Justice that the defn
dant appear before him at his oce in Maynardve Union
county the FIRST Monday March, 1855 viii be proce eded
with parte. further ordered that this notice be pub
Ished in the Knoxville whg for four successive weeks Au
gust 17th, 1854.
aug51 At pf &5S B.W REEDER, J.P.
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ATTACHMENT.

SIna5 p JoisOn the Estate Of TIolads Pryor, decd.
4 7 APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT, SWORN TO IN
tins case, that the said of Thomas Pryor. deceased
likely be disposed Of in such way that the regular process
law cannot be served it, the having been upon
e sad Pryor pershabe property 1t is ordered by
publication be made for four successive weeks in Knoxville
Wing notifying said defendant appear before my
IN New Market Jefferson county Tenn the first Saturday
October, 1854 and defend said suit the
hearing and judgment final HIM This September th 64
d
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Darid p Tanhooser Us. Joseph Bailey.

FTHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE
II defendant is indebted to him and 50 absconds that
process cannot be served him, having obtained an
original attachment against the defendant made returna
bic before ]. H. Caldwell Justice Of the Peace for
SEWER county and the having been levied his
Propery 1t is ordered by said Justice that the deen
dant appear before him his Office in Sewer county on
Saturday the 18th of October next it will be pro-
ceeded with parte IL is further ordered that this
notice be published for four successive weeks IN the Knox
vile Whig August 18th, 1864.
aug24 It PISS J.H. Caldwell, JP.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

FENHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTER
Ed into partnership in the practice of Law Circuit
and Chancery Courts at Jonsboro reeneys cambridge and
knoxville and also in the County, Circuit Chancery
pene Courts at Knoxville in all in which may
Poyed taken to the Supreme Court from either Of Courts
Jonesboro', cambridge, GreeneviIe Knoxville.
s. T. and j. NJ Logan, under the firm of Logan Logan will
attend TO any causes which may be
ent IN the Federal Court. And Thomas A. r. Nelson
tend Individually to any in which he may employed
In the Supreme Court Knoxville embraced in his part
nershps with Col John Neherand Messrs Logan Logan
The style of our firm is Nelson, Logan Logan.
TH0S. A. r. NELSON.
SAML 7. LOGAN.
Knoxville, Tenn. iell-Iy JOS. NJ. LOGAN
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ATTACHMENT.

Henry NtjHeT RS. ANen Hurst.
YHVHE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFEND
ANT is indebted to him, and that absconds or con-
ceals himself that the ordinary law
upon him. having obtained original attachment against the
estate of the defendant made returnabe H. Sharp
Justice OF the Peace for Union county, and the having
been levied his property ordered by that
the defendant appear before him his office Civil
District on the 4 day OF March, 1865 will be proceeded
with parte. 1t is further ordered that this pub
shed for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Whig
II STIAEp
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Po.eeH 4 MeGhse e,. Rchard L HIL.nn.

PoIreH j. MeGhee eS, RchaId l. BjLSoa.
TUTHE RESPONDENT RICHARD 1. WILSON BEING \ NON
resident OF Tennessee, stated in the bill ordered
that publication be made for four Knox
vile Whg notifying said defendant appear before the
Chancery Court at Knoxville the Monday October
then and there defense to the bill or the
will be taken confessed and set for hearing ex partc
August Goth, 1854.
copy OF the order
aug24 At pfS5 D.A DEADERICK, CSM
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E,u. 4. walks,. rs. Le.se q. Wa4ace.

IHNHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
is indebted to him and abscond that the ordinary
law served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against the defendant made returnabe
before Moses Elliott Justice Of the Peace for ount
and the same having levied his property ordered
by said Justice that the defendant appear before him at his
once in BOunt county the Sst day Of December 1864 it
proceeded with parte 1t is further ordered that
this notice published for four successive weeks in the Knox
vile Wing. May 81, 1854.
sept7-4t PISS MOSES ELLIOTT, J. p
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
TNHE SUBSCRIRERS HAXE EN

ED into partnership in the practice the Circuit
and Chancery Courts RogerY and in the Supreme
at Knoxville in all in which they may be retained and
which may be taken said Supreme Court counties
Hawkins Hancock, Granger, Claiborne and Campbell.
Our partnership extends asO all cases. crr al
which We be employed in the Federal Court Rockville
and we Will attend in said Court to the collection claims
any county IN East Tennessee where the claimants
o state and entrust them
The style of the firm is NELSON 4 NErHERIASD.
John Netherland will continue heretofore attend the
Circuit and Chancey Courts in Granger Hancock Claiborne
and Campbell counties THOS A r. NELSON
Knoxville, Tenn. JELLY j. NETHERLAND
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Wn A. Faltsr, Admir- Of HeLsOH Hright, dec'd Jesse g.
KrLLIce


PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SA1S IIlE DEfENDANI
is indebted him, and abscOuds that process
be served upon him. having obtained original attachment
against the defendant, made returnabe before Moses Elliott
Justice of the Peace for Bloun county, and the
having his property ordered by said JUS
tce that the defendant appear before him at his office in
county the 3st day of December next will be
proceeded with parte. 1t is further ordered that this notice
Published successive weeks in the Knoxville Whg
May 2l, 1864 [sept7-4t pf$5I MOSES ELLIOTT, J. p.
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Attachment.

Mdttheio Simpson Us. James C. Fl. SaSCyers.
THNHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
indebted him and absconds that the ordinary
of the law cannot be served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against the estate of the dan
made reurnabe before VIM F. Seay Justice Of the Peace
Knox county, and the having been leVOn his prop
ery ordered by said Justice that the defendant
before him at his Knoxville the 1st day Of October
1854 it will be proceeded with parte 1t further ordered
that this notice be published for four successive weeks in the
Knoxville Whig. augA 4tpfS5% WM. F. SEAY, J. p.
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MOSES ELLIOTT, J. p.
VA. #aRer cs. II. T. Cor and Brotlr,.

Y. A. Walker Cs. II. T. Cor dtd BrOthfr.
TENHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFEND
ANTS indebted him, and abscond that the Ord-
process be served upon them having OBJ
original attachment against the defendants made
Joseph Ambrster Justice Of the Peace for
Bount county tho having levied their pro-
perty is ordered by said Justice that the defendants
before him his office IN Bount county, the 10th day
December 1854 will be proceeded with pare
is ordered this notice be published in the Knoxville
Whig for four successive weeks June 49, 1854.
septT4t pfs5 JOSEPH AMBRISTER, J. +.
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TrtsstscS Of Porte, Academy rs. r. p. NcCRUoet.
pI. hlN1Isr on AFFInA VT SAYS THE nEFEN DAN

Is indebted TO him IA SO absconus process canne
be served him. having obtained Original chmgnt
against the defendant made reurnable before Moses EO
Justice of the Peace for Bount county and the same having
BEEN levied his property II ordered by said Justice that
the defendant appear before him at his office in Blount
the Sls day Of December next will be proceeded with
pare further ordered that this notice be published
four in the Knoxville Whg This March 5t,
1854 septT pf$5 MOSES ELLIOTT, J. p.
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aug244t PISS D. A DEADERICK, c. Il NJ.
o. P. Ttmplers. Gustare Aruhein, qnd otbcr

D. p. Temple rs. Gustare AruheiH dad otbcrS.
THE defendants Gustave Aruheinl, Isaac Marks
and Benjamin Marks being non-residents Of the
State of Tennessee, charged in the bill: 1t Is Of
dered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the HnoryilLs Wig notifying said defcn-
dant to appear before the Chancery Court at Knox
vile on the first Monday of October next then and
there to make their defense to the bill or the same
will be taken rs confessed as to them and set for
hearing parte. August Goth, 1864
A copy of the order:
aug244t PISS d. A. DEADERICK. c. An