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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-30
News Items.
tBy Telegraph to TIE y,v York Sun. ]

Tns debt OF Csnsda as reported by the Auditor
General, is over sevcutv-eigh, millions.
TAs railroad is completed from Memphis, Tenn,
" Corinth. Miss.
TnH National Bank, Of WELLINGTON, Ohio was
robbed, Monday night Of from $4,000 70 s1OGOOO.
No arrests.
TnI cotton crop vii be almost an entire failure
throughout West Tennessee. The rust Is destroy
ing 1t A. fast Ss il ms,arcs.
Tar New Jorsey Democratic Stats Convention
for the noul' 'la,,on Of . candidate for governor.
will assemble at Trenton to-day.
TnE boiler OF vel Number o." a, Pthol,, Oh
City, exploded on Saturday, killing the engineer
and burning the tank aud oil at well Numbr
65"
Hon. W. J. Jones' Judge Of IN. UnIted States
Court OF Alabama the time Of the secession Of that
State and continued 10 the position by the
eeedins ra0ims, has been arrested At Montgomery,
and bonded In SlOCoO TO await trial.
TnR 25sth anniversary OF the landing ~ the fir,s
English col nv Oh the New Fnglsnd cosGt Wa, ol =
served yesterday At Por, Popham, Maine, At the
mouth Of the Kennehec River, with appropriate
exercises Some two thousand psop'e were present.
TuB base ball match, Al BALTIMORE, yesterday,
between the Athletics 0! Paisdepna anu I slime,
OF Baltimore resulted in victory for the P-llsel.
phis club. The scoro stood Athletics 80 Pas
| times, n.
LriDn0 merchants .t Nswberna N. c., are now
sending goods in lArgs quantities into all arts Of
North CArolins. South Carolina, Georgia and South.
eastern Virginia, bringing back cotton. tobacco
aud other products, giving employment to the rail
roads which sre nov running hight and day.
Tur international cricket match was eoncludei 4
At Toronto yesterday. 1ho contest was very
close, the Americans barely Winning, as thelr lss
man was in. The score stood ~ iioliows in In
ings-Csnada T9 tho Americans 63. 2i inning'
Canada 81 the Americans, enough 10 win. tn,
Americans played throughout: with one man short.
TaIRrrrs bodies Eve OF thsiu white have been
recovered from the wreck ed cars in R.clGnd Creek
near Reynolds Station, Tenn. One q the cara Il
underneith the others in tho bed Of tho stream.
and has not been reached. Il is said that cons
,sins tho bodies Of twenty negro soldiers Whc
have, Of course all perished,
AAJon-Gxs. TaonAs hn severely rspHmsnded
Colonel Blackburn and Superintendent GUN Tor
their most cowardly brutal AMI rnoh-crhke attack
on tho rebel Genera Wheeler, at Nashville Tenn
lie Informed them both IN plain terms that he
would have them tried before court martial II
they had not beon mustered out Of the service
GEORGE W. BRAGs, formerly Of the Washington
Confessional Lobby, was arrested 10 honsrea
( yesterday, and committed 10 IsD, IF'-Ie uss
! patch says for obtaining money by 'raua AM
forgery from the Hon. Aaeom Cameron and others
The forged drans were on Wall street aud wer'
endorsed by Cameron and others, and 'Aen Lace
> afterwards changed 10 larger smoan'A
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From Texas.
Fad State Of AGairs on the Front

Bad state OF Affairs on the Frontier on
dition OF the BiAckS-A Loyal heetins'
Etc. ,,-.
Mac orleans, Aug. 99.--The steamship MAriposa
has arrived from New York. Nearly million OF 'ps-
Gle has arrived here within the last two dA o.
Texas advicss report ths frontier in worse eondi'
tion than ever before. The Austin and San Antohi'
pavsu an Rllsd siiA AcOQgaa 4 sRkaxs W ~
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nanth .fGayernor nraugh.

ClspsIsnd, o., Aug, 29.-GOvernor Brough died at
one o'clock this sfternoon. Tho funeral service OF
Governor Blough will take place At his re.denee In
in Cleveland on Friday next a, IL o'clock '. IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-30

a Loyal Meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-30

ia. Secretary Of the Treasury has l.sely re'
eeNeu intelligence Of extensive Ilnugs 'hs iPer.'
uons on tho Canada border. sAsA sugars urugS
and other imporlslions on whi.a 'lsre Is nlgh
rate of duties, have lately come INTO 'hs country
evahs all duty, in large quAnunss L' ~ Sesso- a''o
uvs. arc on the track d . arg, naiAH" W sus'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
Knoxville, Tennessee, Nay 81, 1895.
Nhl Smilh has liol suFreRaered.

A correspondent u che New York Harald, Nfi-
.ng from Chester, s e, on the l2th Of tkis month,
sAys that when Davis reached Lexington, N that
Slsta. hs scat two dispatches 90 Winnseoro. One
u these dispatches Was Tor Kirby Smith, ordering
him nos to surrender The other related 10 arrange,
uasats 10 be made foF Davis and party from Che
coast Of Floyids Dsyiseoatamplated joining Smith
y TexAa and declared that II the latter would hold
set until he arrived Lhey eeal1 carry en- the war ff
alsag tisue yet HeexpeoleiSOssbe Teiaforced BY all
The anpAroled of5cegs and men who could escape
froEz ths armies east q tie Mississippi aud 70 form
an alliance offensive and defensive With Maxinlil-
Ian.
He confidently expectcd-so ~ naid--to be able
10 sastAin himseN in Te1As, and soon 10 roll back
ths tide OF war 70 ths side Of the Mississippi, and
% recover al he had lest Jeil foolishly san.
gaiae. He failed TO make his escape by way Of The
Florida coast OF any other way, even The disguise
OF lHdys dress proving 81 no Avaa against the
pEytng energy Of Uncle SANS boys ia blue
When kirby Smith receives intelligeaee Of The
capture Of Davis 1t Is not probable thst be wiI
time 70 obey the order b ~holi ouL We suppose.
~ the military head Of the reTansnt Of rebeidoEl
be viii scome down 10 the frst summons Of CRsby
<ith mach haste ak the coon came dawn 20 the
rihsman Scott. Il may be. however, thai he has
been innoculated with the foolish idea of Davis,
thsa foroiga aid Is al hand aud prefer 20 swsit The
coming Of thst myth. Wo l,e unto him, and TEXAS
II be does.-Rcsirsilc Press.
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Obdurate SIN.

A rebe! citizen Of neighboriag couaiy told =
member OF the Legislature a few days ago that bis
neighborhoo3 we're rejoicing over the prospect q
ER early removal Of the Federal troops from their
midst And that there would be an uprising Of the
oppressed people Of Tennessee within thirty days
70 drive tbe illegal sud unauthorized Legislature
Gov sittiag hsre, fsem the city. We have every
Fe3son 20 believe fFoEB various indications IA this
city and elsewhere, that distuTbgrs of the peace,
members probably Of \ secret order are working
~ this time with redoubls5 activity 10 eject con
Rlste rcyolDti0a IN Tennessee sad restore The old
pro-slavsry dynasty. The man who dreams OF
peace in this Stste without the ald Of strong mil
lSry force i Tilfally blind to unmsiAksAhls indi-
cations Of trouble The spirit of treason is only
temporarily gaeiled not crushed. TrEitor are not
Only not impoverished in Middle Tennessee. but &c
CGaaulAie wealth Snd aspire - political power. We
have tie testimony OI several gentlemen Of the
highest character natives Of this STATE Sna citizens
+ i al their lives, that the men who voted the
State oat Of tie Union 10 1851, confidently expect
p regain tbeiT supremacy, and make existence IN
tolsF4be IL Tennessee 10 at who have heen devoted
- fhe nxtion2l cause.-- Y-s{siHs TFBlss. =
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Who shonId Hold .Oficef

The loyal should administer the Offices Of Tie
country trEt Of all f0r the obvious reason that
government sIould Be administered and controlled
b. Is friends aud welI-wishsrs.
Beealso their consistent patriotism proves then
Np and Intelligent attachment 20 its interests.
cause their patriotism in the hour Of trial aad
-. = convincing proof of their haelty aud m
- go, :. fatuEe peTiis.
s.s,,. 3D. = elevation y positions Of honor ahd
-.o~-S,sli.- - y ire the breasts Of the young With
.sLs- -. ~snglaie their devotion to The
country. -. 8;.t.,.-, - ,a -, -
sRkrustsd sEitb the Offices OF sIi oesaNss - ~ ~
soafd the destiny u a nation l. I4Oss s.9 hafo
soaght 70 destroy it, wSald BE- n4tD SSt tu.iae
Because their armed resistance 70 &. SAettoi sz
thslJ reasonable words and deeds shoN she e1iss-
sEcs % either a corFup. heart uns NSnI S., %
seke Judgment sitheF Of which isA disquHlik, ~S'"
fog ot3oe.
Because, Il they actsd foally 0ncs tenptaiis.
ziSht lssd thsm % rspest the crime.
Because their promotion w,Esld lead tho young to
pssS Bgat value toe cardinal virtue Of patriot
sc, and make them regard tEoas0n and rebellion
a poltickl offences which src easily eIpiated.--
E5ei1sge-
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ccsMITR, c& A.
L. A. sarrsta Adtn'r A.. =. w,o a c.

l., a. earretl Adtn'f 81, ys. Wm. q. Greed
TUE deiindahi, Wm. s. Greed, bsisg : n0u-roui.
dent g the State Of Tennessee, e charged IN
the bills s oedefed that Publication be l.ssSs Cor
four successive weeks In Brawnlo~s Whlg, n0tify-
ms said dssndant b. appear before the Chaaesry
Court At 1asleags On the third Moaaay Of june
next thea and there 10 make his defense 70 the bll
or the saR will Be taken foreOnfessed, and set fof
hearing szpAris
A copy sf the order.
GcsMITH. M
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\ NV ErIEHEI loE THE REBEL PEEsIbEsT.--
Before Tie opening Of the last campaign IN tront Of
Richmond. holses bsasme very scarce In the rebsl
army and orders were issued 10 impress gu that
could be- found ia the suTraubding eoantry. While
engaged IN the execution of this srdsT, ! sauad Of
cavalry ma jefferson Davis riding ia al elegant
carriage drawn BY fng span. The corporal ia
command gruii = ordered him 10 git outn ana give
u, the animals Jsa refused. The corporal Ia
s.sas1 Finaiiy, - cut short ihs parlsy JEFF "a,
taireG do you know who u Hm No. re-
piled she soldier. j Am President Davia saId
Jeh. Drive on ssid the eorporal Il thought yoa
booked like d--d old postage stamp This story
We know - be trne--HarffoTd CossraaL
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! appearing from the biiI slvd IN shis caso IL,
i ths defendant, Georgs Gihsen, is . nof-rssi4ent
Of tbs Stale; Il i ordered that pablica.su L as5s
fsr isS1r successive weeks In Brownlow's biz 10
Esing said deteadant 70 appear before tho Chanosry
CeRt at JsEksbFough Ga tiie fourth Mguday u
June Dext Nnd dsfgnd said tili or the came -Hl ~
taken fs confessed and SsG fsr hssrinsrs4 parts.
PfsF p. n, ,RRATCHER. 4 &A
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CHANCRRY coURT-CLINTOH.



IRON THE ALLEGATIONS OF COMPLAIN
ANTS bih. Il appears The MAstsE IAAs tie dsssz-
asBt i Rsa-rsslsnl Of the Staes5 Il r oEdered tha
pabeaea b made foe eas taecsssise weeks in BFoua-
eus WhsZ Rasisyiag AID defendant appear bseFs tie
Ch4RseTJ coaFt - clinah The Arss TharsdAy ahrF
The ssufsA Asslay % IaLs ssNI asd isfsaa s1l sln
ths SANS si bs lsksa Go fssssa aAa ss fof kaar
iak es paEts. alT-4ss W. II. WHITs0N, @ 4 "
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q. q. SMITH, CAN

WArhsda Bsslss, jf 81 ala, vs. jas. T. csrpaiohaei
THE dsfandaps, Jss, r. Carmichael, having aod
from tha State Of Teinessss, a. charged "a the
ell y Is Ordered that publication be made Iorfaur
successive wssss IN hFovnl0w's Whig notiffi
sald Defendant 20 sppaar before the Chaaesfy do;f
81 Rutiedge on The ihild Monday OF June merit
then and there 10 mske Ms dslenss 70 said bli or
rs same win Be taken for confessed and soG for
hearing ex paFte.
copy of The ordsR
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.EaAn KTneaid :. 81 e.,

Z sppsafing from The sllsgntloas of the bssislsd
u thk case that b, =. kiReaid = Rob -rszidsHt
O. thil STATE II is orieFo 1st pabiiehseH b. Iaads
tor lo1r sGcce-sivg wsek. "a BrOwnloss Whig, no
Court at Jaeksbosohgh on she foarth Mof.lsy q
Juns nszt, and dafehd said bin or tha .arns viii BE-
iakea for confessed and set f5v hearing q psrts.
pf5s FH BRATCHER &N
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soxE u me English paper exhibit the desPSss
ssru: aBd distress al The result Of the great rebel
.ion. The London Standard ssys
s'Ths part which EsglEnd has plsyed 10 thls as-
CD drama adds teafold bitterness 10 the grief with
which We regard IL deplorable catastrophe. Every
gsassous bshrt must be BFHRg "a Witnessing the
death Agory Of gRlisnt nation BAH We is near
81 kiRs5ns whose sapinehess p0rmitted WHOSE pois-
y f1TtHeEsd aud FASTENED Is destruction, have 10
Lear not oniy tie pAhg of sorrow, but the worse
toft1Fes oi seli-reProSeb. England 1Inay heaven
forgive ker } hAa essL away the H0bless opportnRi-
81 and oeeE accessory - the creates, crime thht
modern history records. A single dispatch sin.
gle stroke u the pen requiring 40 more than the
Sonmonesi foresight aud ths most ordinary cour.
age woaId have enabled her to deserve the graft.
.lds Of generations yet uhboTn.
In the SANS spirit the RsraI& cries o4t:
We have from The beginning asserted that the
5outh wss EShting our battles aud Se do Rot kesi-
lats - Say kas regard ihs disaster that has be-
.S.llsn Lee army as an unt0waYd event and one
vi eh viii uo1 fdl ultimEtsIy % exercise serious
inaaease upon OaF Ows imperial interests. We
hsye bsea Eise - our principles GRd neglected oa'
opportunity VIZ have been guilty Of crime ri
vel a. a blundsr and Assurediy We or our children
vii have u pay for both
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oosMITH, oAM
Thumss La.him ". JpI I.n.,,.. :. Il

ThUmss Laihim vs. J. r L. Jennings, ss al
Hk defendant j. r. L. Jsnninss, having aei
rom The 6iaIs Of Tsnnesssa, ks chasgsd "a the
eli 4 srdsrsd thss puhlieaflon Be msds tar four
sllccO:sise weeks Ia Bfownlow's Whig, aosafying
sain oeiendAas = appear besre tn ChaacsrY eeart
as Ratisags on ihs tAiri Monday 81 June ncxt thsn
and there Z raake ha dofensa Eo said bin, OF the
sama VII b taken fsf eoufased and SET Cor hering
ex parts
4 copy 4 The order.
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VS. Nfissa " EicAsas aaa jonathan h PAtssrson
T'HE PLAINFIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says aslso4zsss asssteA A ss4 Ssseeaa sF
eeases sAsses tasa As RAsy process q as be
asFEet tAen, aavtng ebaiaea original afl4cAaat
afaa lhs 81 ts dsfotsa8s a3s fstaTzAhls eass
q {. nHhin, gaSkiss 81 a fses cor SAapez ADa
A1ghE esea st - tAe pfepsrtT b efasssd - saS
ssliz. 1s ~ asfsfaEt apRssT hesers Ao kls ess
oalnn cezat7 Ne f9tA aaY 81 kaErst tsE gtn
afIk n y oEshef - tss
be fef az saqeessss sssks a Brogstsss EAtE
= nlalsL.la - cHAALkE q nrNkIN. y 2.
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N.ll.alsl lloga, :. i. .s. Hlr. Bs-nsa.

TfRoA he AllegagoEs " the hal vkicA an sweEa to.
E apP<eEs that sks defendant Is ndnreiSsst Or %
sSscsa that tbs ofdeAs1 process " served spon
hi i Is eFdsrsd that p1biisati1a ~ na1s ~ fsar
esssivs weeks b brV2slsss whg. aoaiag sal Sfsn.
dAst to appear bsGsrs tbs qhepesry csa = bnaaags
the 20 Monday q {sns HssA fhsa Aaa ths b nsks
Jsfsnss to tAe bill ths sasaa WI b shsn 10 eopfssse
~ w sLLsRAna, cav.
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Jshn Cksbsss "a. attpl Hzrst

IyKoA ths allegs,ieaa II tAs hlll which ara
swera 10, Il appears that lie delpflaEt Allen
AsiFs, h noh-lssasek % % sbsNads hat tie oF-
dared tilst puhllNsien IS haae - ipaE glcpanise
weeks n BFu&uioes N hie. hqlifSlax saId degend-
ans 10 sppear huasaFs fha caacsFy Coxrs a. Aay-
aaravsIk an Ffltay hheg the "a zllondsg of June
nett thea Ana skele a eaeka dslhpse - fd bill 90
iha lalaa sslR te tShsn tar easfuadd md 80 fss
8 myiisssvis asi 4 MsgRxkrnKs GAN
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WsrAsm Easlsy, Jr-, = Ah, va W.W.RSps,sy, q, a.
THE defendant wIn. W. Popsioy. being q non
residents of this staiser - ahscss chat the ordi.
nary process cannot 10 esrvel Rpqn him ss chargel
iR The bills ft & ouisfed that publication ks male
for lcus sureasffva ws6ks ~ Krpw6leNs Wig. no.
tifyiHg said asfsndent b ts ss Tie C7thesry
Court st Raiisdge "a tie D Mu9dAy of Juna. 1885,
same WI BE- taken for confessed sndes fr hearing
sx parse.
vpy of the erdef
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TUE Defendant Thos. Hsyse having 80 absconded
thai The ordinary process Of Law cannot be ssry-
ed upon hims - charged In the bill Il i ordered
that Publication b made for fou: successive weeks
In Brswnows whig, notifying said dafendsat b APP
pear 5efcte the Chknesry Court al Rusledge On the
third Monday Of June next thea and thaFe 10 mako
his dsfense 10 the bill or the same win Be taken for
confessed and Ist for bearing OK parts
A ,opy Of the order
&C SMITH CAN
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THE defanaant, J. u. shannon, having Ahscondel
aud lef the Slste as ehargad In the bill; Il l. or
dersd that publication be made for four guecessiSs
weeks Ia Brpwnlow's Wing, notifying said defend
ant 90 appear hcfose the Chsncsry Cburt NJ Rut-
ledge on the third MandRy Of June RexL then aud
there u make his defense 70 the bill Or the same
viii be taken fr confessed and set for hearing sz
paris.
c c SMITH, G q u
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TsAa Roass y. 3. Q. Mccain.

IakoA sas sssasiSEs of ske h, shIch are sweFn "a,
Il aeKaaEs tAat che afsaaanf has Rsae bayaAd De
cannot b served spec hin 81 Il b anIsfsa fhsf ab
ssau be maas lr fsug ssSusssys sssks IN Hrpenlovs
Whi, Rstilyiag sai defsaaaat u spNeeF kefoFs The
next, thsn AMI there 81 tsaks dasnsa e The b " tia
SAsas Eiii he tai zen ~ Sss5 kaa sos fF haarhg
rs ~. sEEsaAsFn.caH
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0HAKcERY COURT sEV1gRv1LLR.

We. AaFPhy ". JsssyA Baiss. T. prs4e,rl jane
u. h0asasy ssd SssspA Hsasles.
TS THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING FEoA fHK
III eunPzauAhfs Ill rsteh i sSpFa t. hat TIE asfsa
aaats JssePA Bailey sad jssepA Hassisy ass soarosi-
asass VI this STATE has he ordinary process q lsz
sAaAss b ssrsel HF0R thsa Il b ar3srsa that psssa
loa - mAas fsE feas sscasslse weeks IN BroEniows
WAig, hefyles s@i3 descendants spPsar before lie
CAssessy Court q, ssSisrFis tAs % MsaaAy q Jay
1855, - sake their 3ee1se lh b the saDs VII ks
taksa foE confessed % them sRi for AsarnK an
RArta. mYll-lN 3. LANNINa. @ A n
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y. ". Taylor. alsar rs. r. C. Nscana ana A. z sailA
ERoA ths allegations sf the bin. which sre sssm b,
appears that tha dsfspdtat AFs non Fesiasnss 20
abse0nd that the ordinary process cannot b ssFEsd
upon them q Is ordered tkat pa6sAfon b mads fSF
fosF saeeessFe We<Es - BfOsaBs Wig nstiyine asid
sfean; IA sppesF bsfees ths Chshcesy coafs st Dan
aFxs the 81 MSnAsysf Juss sszE thsB Es thsfs 10
make asfsass 70 tl bil. the Bal be Eahsa for
confessed and Set fsr hsafiag e parts.
= PD WI aALBRAITH, GAN.
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c. Q. sMiTH, ckA


, WsrhAm Esslsy, Jr4 Ct als, ". james Brock.
THE dsfendart james Brock. bsing a non-resi-
dent Of thk State o. Abscends Ihat The ordinary
prVceas esHnot Be- served upon him, a. charged IN
the BILL ]; Is ordered that pRblicnaiun he made fer
fouf spccessiye weeks in BrosnloWs Wig, nesify-
ing said defendant to kppear before the CAancery
Court at Rutledge on The Sd Monday u June. 1855,
same win be taken for confessed and ct for hearing
az pArte.
copy of the osaar
mYlf-twpib @ Q. SMITH. c. q n
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CO SMITH, C. IN.
rsoa,., L.,hln '. ooalby R. Hayse 3. d

THE defendants, C0Alby r. Hsyss and Thomas
Hayss, having 50 abscondsd that the ordinary pro
GEES II Law esneot be served upon them ~ charged
Ia the bin /, Il ordered that publication Be made
for four Successive weeks In Rrownlewis Whig, no
tigyina said defendants 10 appear before the Chan
cery Uburt Ut Rutlsdga on the third Monday Of
June aexs then and there 10 msks their defense 70
the h or the Same win ba taken for confessed and
ses for haasiRg ez paTte.
4 copy Of the order.
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ecsMITH, CAV.
Samuel GIN v.. coalby Hayso.

THE ddcndsnL CoaIby Hayss, having len The
Stste, Dr. 20 Absconds that tie ordinary process
Of Law eainOt be served upon him. as charged IN ths
bi! II isordsred that publication be made for f0ui
successive weeks IN BrowhloW's whig. ngtifyinR
said defendant 10 appear before The Chancsry Coari
at Rutlssga on the third Monday Of June next
then andthefc 70 make his defense 10 the bill on the
same vii be tsken for confessed and sas for hearing
81 parte.
A copy ofthe order
CCSMTTH, Gk n.
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Samuel en- y. Ia. n. Hav.s

THE defendant james ". Haysc, having 20 ab-
scondd that the ordinary prJcesS Of Law cannos be
served upon hinA as charged 10 the bill: II l. OF.
dered that publication be msde for four successive
weeks in Brownlow's Whig, notifying said defand-
ant 10 appear before the ChAnceFy coart Al Rat-
ledge, on the third Monday Of June next, then and
there 70 make his defense 70 the bin or the same
will Be taken for confessed and set for hearing cx
paEte.
4 opy oI the orsisr,
q e SMITH. Al
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Eaaley q WIlIianA = sls, y. Thos. ~. Msfsaasii.
THE dsfssdaas Thoulaa y. MecsnAsli hslnx =
nonsresident Of hi1 Staia as ehnfged ID te bfh II
is ordered that kabIenlsoh b T9ads 6Df four n5e-
sassise weeks 81 BsoNFilowt VIII, A1tlEyirg Gid
defendant 10 appsas tssofs sase Chheezfy Coafs at
Rutsedgs On tie % Ms1day % J1hs. Isek tAsa ard
tasfs % raaks b dsieAsa % he bl 81 the sans
wii ss taken for co'fstsed and - iof hearing sz
PaFts.
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sarnu.l ear ". Ru..ell Wrut..

THE defendant Russell Wyatt having 50 ab.
ses.sded and len the State Of Tsnnessee, ~ charged
Ia the bill: Il ia ordsrsd that publication be made
fos foer successive weeks IN BrewhoWa Hhig, n0si-
fyng said defendant % appear before the Chanesry
tsuft &c Kusledgs on tho thir9 Monday Of june
NEXT thea and there 70 make bis dsfeass 10 the bin
o. Tbs SANS win be taken for eontessed snd set for
hsafing 81 parte.
: A OSpy of The order.
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I Hk defendant VIM McOonaalL having Aad
ffppl the State Of Tennessee, ns ehaYasd "a The
elIlt Z ordered thai publication Be made lsr fous
sas.e.zaFe wtsska IN Bfowaiow's Whig, nolifyinr
4asa dssndant 10 appear before Che Chsaoury Golft
at kussedge oa the third Moaday 81 Jufis nsxa
tsea ana thaEs 70 make bis defense 70 The bin, or
hearing e. parse =
A ecpy d chs order
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Q. Q. SMITH, CAV.

Prudence Carmichael ". James I. CsEmiohael.
gNsHE .iefsaaant, James T.. Carmichael having
/ aoa fsssa tbs State VI Tenneasees ~ charged In
= IN. n 4 osdssed that pablieaslon b. made tuF
lr.I, Tesassiss wsshs In hfewnlop Mhgs notifying
- dafsndnnt % appear bsfsse tha OhaaeoFy Court
st RatIadea q. tbs third Nenday ut 1ane nsxs.
lsa mi tefo 10 make his dsfsass d the bill % the
ssfls sll b taken for e0nfsaea and set Ter haaEinE
ea parte
4 copy of shs ordes. ..,.,n 60