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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08
The Hole In the SKY.

More remarkable, perhaps, on account
of its siugularity, says Vigue in his trav-
els in Mexico and South America, is the
hole in the sky, (for it appears to be
nothing else) the dark space known to
sailors as the "coal sack" Il is we'll
known. even to those who have not seen
them. that one of the peculiarities of the
southern heavens are dark slarless specs,
but the "coal sack may be termed black
in comparison with the surrounding sky.
Il lies on the left OF the cross as it faces
an observer. and nearly touches the lower
part of its major axis, which it equals in
height. The curious abruptness and
freshness of the oval shaped and broken
outline of It's entire circumference sug-
gests the idea of it's having been formed
by violence. 1t looks as if the canopy of
Heaven had been shot through. The
edges of two or three folds of strata, so
to speak, are seen on the left side more
particularly in receding perspective and
gradually leading to and bending into
what appears to be black, lightless space
beyond. Placed at the south pole, and
so unlike anything else in the sky, it has
an aspect of special design where all
around is for design. II can be imagined
a place of exit or 'ngress for mighty rush
ing forces; the adis from the light to a
Tophet of outer darkness, or ssblack
Gehenna," with the cross shining in front
of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08

WoMAN's SYMPATHY FOR Our SOL
DIERs There is touching pathos in
some Of the marks attached to the bian-
kets, skirts, hsndkerchiefs, and the like,
sent to the Sanitary Commission for the
soldiers in the camp and hospital. Thus
on bed-quilt was pinned card having
this tender inscription: "My son is 10 the
army; whoever is made warm BY this quilt,
which have worked on for six DAYS and
most Of six nights. let him remember his
mothers love /" Who can doubt that these
simple words have made some weak one
strong again, filed some sad heart with
JOY and hope? On pillow sent to the
Commission was written:
"This pillow belonged to my boy, who
died resting on it,, it is precious treasure
to ms, but give it for the soldiers" On
box Of beautifuliut was this inscription:
"Made in sick room, where the sunlight
has not entered for nine years, but whefe
God has entered. and where two sons have
bid their mother good bye, as they have
gone out to the war" What spirit Of
sacrifice and sanity heroism shines
through this little sentence; sunshine, Joy.
sympathy. coming out of the shadow; the
sick room giving tender greeting to the
campfire and hospital. But the tenderest
of all inscriptions We have seen in this,
written on some eye shades: 'Made BY
one who is blind. Oh. how long to see
the dear old flag you are fighting under!"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08
MEXICAN MUSTANG LrrrmRrr,

The parties In ST. Louis and Cincinnati who have been
the Mustang iinment under prstsncs
proprietorship have been Thoroughly <toted by the
Courts To guard against further imposition, / have
procured from the U. States Treasury private steel
plate revenue stamp which placed the tob Of
bottle. Each stamp bears the fee sinsi< OF MY sigma
ture, aud without which the article 10 Codntsrieit
dangerous and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tie Thisniment has been In and growing favor for
many years There hardly exists on the habit
able obe that does not contain evidence Of its
fua effects. 1t u the best eolient the world. with
Its present improved ingredients Its effects upon and
beat are perfectly remarkable Sores are hcaied pains
relieved lives saved, valuable animals made usrfui and
untold ills assnaged For cuts br uses
sn sweings bites cuts strained hcrsc.
Sc Is Sovereign Remedy that should never be dis
pensed with It should be in every family Sold by ali
Druggists.
octll-d&w d. BARNES, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08
Arraiganens 81 Miss nary HARRIS.
The National lntelligencsr Of April LIT

Arraignmene ~ Mss nary Harris. |
The National lntelligenesr q April LIT |
says:
Yesterday Miss Mary Harris, Who il
charged with the murder Of Mr.. A. J.
Burr ,ughs, BY shooting him IN the Treas
ury Luilding, on the 3Oth Of January
last, vas arraigned in the Criminal Court
Judge Olin.
The prisoner Was brought from the Jail
in hack BY Mr.. Robert Beale, Che War.
den, and Mr.. George H. Fayman, one OF
the guards. She was accompanied BY
MIRA. Fales, who has been unremitting in
her attentions to the prisoner ever since
her incarceration. Al the Court House
the prisoner was met by Joseph H. Brad
ley, ESQ. one of her counsel, and escorted
by him to the Clerks Office. Judge
Charles Mason, former citizen of Bur-
linQton, Iowa, whence the prisoner -copes
and who, with other citizens OF Iowa, has
taken deep interest in the case, was also
present.
Miss Harris remained in the Clerks
Office until the pending trial was adjourn
ed, when she was taken into the Criminal
Court room, leaning on the arm of Mr..
Bradley, and accompanied BY Judge Ma
son and Mrs. Fales.
The Clerk, Mr.. Middleton, then read
the indictment charging her with murder,
to which the prisoner pleaded mot guilty
in low but firm voice, and Mr.. Bradley
subsequently, responded "Not guilty"
The prisoner was then escorted to. the
carriage and conveyed back to Jail.
Miss Harris was attired 10 dark gray
dress, close fitting black cloth coat, and
wore silk bonnet trimmed with black
lace and yellow ribbons. She wore, also
black kid gloves and carried dark color
ed muff. She kept her face closely veil
ed, but her dark ringlets displayed them
selves below the VEIL While the indict.
ment was being read Mr.. Bradley stood
up with her and held her hand. Sh'
evinced no perceptible emotion during thu
reading.
The trial Of the case has been set TO
Monday, April oath. The prisoner
counsel are Joseph II. Bradley, Sr., ant
w. Y. Fendall, Esqs., of this city, ant
Hon. d. w. Voorhees,. of Indiana.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08

- NV44 ~ - A4NeNes
Let ~ posh ~ wAss ~ Nm, ups1as He srsseA~.
% season II stristA tAs bonss' o. IL dsnps and
fo it, est winds and IL eapeieieus tsnpstss. come
the icy chillssnd burning Asats q intsntssat fss
Miasna thavs oss Of ~ sarA h eloads un1 ~ Fs
nal beans At NO period Of the year dos syss re
quirs ssrsnethsnse ncss thar tAia 10 iAl iak ~ =
70 b. ihcspacisated on struggling VIII ns hsss =
summer Who dssirss to nsss ~ blasins wsaahw q
June, July, and August With organization snplsd
BY spring diseasesl Nov the time 70 reinforce Naksrs
and render the frsme and the consultation summer
proof
the frost gets ont Of the earth the stomach
to lose its tone and the appetite to fade An In
deserbabe lassitude the body and mental
ergies and slight exertons often bring palptAton
and tremors. These symptoms the mute do
mands of the physque for help and succcr The innui
Of the IL depressing upon the vigorous
while to the naturally feeble 1t is still disasrows
Truly death reaps heavy harvest in March. Apr ard
May. During those months the dyspeptic, the bilious
and the hypochondracal always suffer most severely.
Against all the ailments produced by mias snidcn al
ternaons OF temperature exposure close confinement
in doors, HOSTErTERs BTTTERs is the most potent
medical safeguards. Be in time. Be in time Sold ev
srywhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08
LYONS KATHAHRoN.

Kathairon Is from the Greek word sKathroo OF
kahairo gnifyng to cleanse reIuvenate and restore
This article Ia what its signifies For preserving
restoring and identifying the human hair Is the most
remarkable preparation in the world 1t IL again
and put up by the original proprietor and Is made
with the care sk aud attention which gave IL
sale OF over million bottles per annum.
1t is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicxtes scurf and lsndruf
II keeps the head cool nd clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling OF and turning gray
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Amy lady or gentleman who values beautiful head o.
hair should Lyons Kathairon. II known and use
throughout the civilized world Sold by all RESPECTABLE,
dealers. DkMAS BARNES CO.. EevTY York
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- The Independent ssys:

We are happy to inform our readers.
that Mr.. Beecher has accepted tho invita-
tion Of Secretary Stanton. to accompany
the General, Robert Anderson to Fort
Sumter. 70 hoist the same old Gag. J and
70 deliver ~ oration to commemorate the
thrilling event. We coold wish for our.
sslvss and our readers. that W might 5.
thefs 70 see; but since this is imprsosica.
~. Ne have doae the next best thinv
heye arranged that our special reporesr
s1f accompany M. Beecher, and returp
lsssxhe words = they we're spoken, vi,h
The neg ovefhead, and PROSTATE Charlss.
ton in sight. arid the ruins mot Is mneh
III fortseas, = q ~ Confsdsracy itssli,
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sEA VOICE FROM vICKsBuRG,


vlcxsBuna, Miss, Aug. o. Is6s
DR.. John Bufi-Dcar Sir: an happy to stste to 70
that have used valuable Ceron bittefs With xrea
produced BY the unhealthy and in
nuence Of the Missssppi river around vcksbu3x having
been with uen Grants army throughout its whbesouth
ern campaign l confidently recommend it,
persons who are exposed to unhealthy ciinaates
II. W. f0GLb
Agent o. 8. Sanitary Commission
LoulsvILLx, KY, Sept Ia, 1853
On the I'D ofJuly last submitted through An AGENT
OF mine to the Medical Director OF the Department OF the
Army Of the Cumberland, sample of my Cedrdn Bitten
and H. after analysis He found n
soldiers. -e w.
The following 10 the Medical and also
Cen permission to shp 900 dozen Il once 70
have II sold to suffers. John RuI1. "
II am satshed that csdron Bitters viii do 10 harm
any one IL taken properly and in moderation sec no
objection to Dr. Buls being permitted to dispose 81 II Il
suffers A. HENRY THURSTON
Surgeon and Medical Director
Headquarters Department. Of Cumberlsnd.
Nashville, Tenn, July a. 1885,
% Nsshvie Tenn Is erss, 800 dozen, Of BaIps e
dron Bitters for sale TO suffers IN the army onIy
The Of the Tressury Depaxtnsntareto b.
complied with strictly
ktBy order of Major Gen. Rosscrsns
WIN. N. WILR9
Major and Provost MaYshal Gem
Ecrsaie Wholesale and rstailby Wilkinson, Bartlett
apr13-dAwlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08

E In Dubuque, Iowa, they have dis
covered new way Of making man, who
Is able and unwilling. pay his debts
They caused such case to be arrested for
disorder'y conduct the other day, and the
money be paid over as security for his ap
pearance was garnisheed by his creditors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08

COLGATE,s HONEY soar.
This celebrated Toilet ssap, in such universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials, il
mild and emoilent in it, sassrs. fragrantly
cented, and extremely b eneffcial IN Ii. sesi
upon the skin. For sale by al Drugsists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ssb1dswly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08
HAGAN,s mAcNoLla BALM.

This IL the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes this burnt face and
parting the marble purity sf youth and the Dsssse
inviting in the city belle Of fashson 1t
moves TAM freckies pmples and roughness from the
leaving the complexion fresh transparent and smooth
1t contains material injurious to the skin. Patronixet
by Actresses and Opera Singers 4, IL what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by ". Il. HAGAN, Troy, MY.
Address AZ orders to
DEMAS BARNES CO., New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED /,

ysss Psessss u saaie5 asselePs. Ries, =. C<pfs
Lsetsreca the Nature, TTrstnest and Radical Csrs
e. 41sratoFrhse, - Semiaal Weakness, IuyOlantary
nl6oaA eexual Dsbtllty md Tmpsdnsntst 11asrfaGs
es.sfs1N .srvss.ss9 oosssn1s:oA. eptisPss, asd
SIT ~, ~ 1os1s ,. 0uisss1xkI, Il D., sufkos
eStae 6an DseAs ~.
" Desn - TAeusanase - Russsress.s,
eeat an1er esals A. piAiu snvslcpe 70 any adrssa
- ~ - rscslpt 9kslx csats. * twelpostAge stamps
y 2. Z. 20 Kunf ~ DSussy. New tsrk, Post ones
~ - jan2Ddev3M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-08

W. " would further sssure his friends that the .ccu
rate taste and fair dealing which has this
estabhment Tor yea past shall be strictly adhered 10
and hin hest endeavofs shall b. exeFted to please his
money. mch0d1m
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
0EAKCERY COURT-BFNTON

Wr. T. Reynolds james n. Reid, A9u!I \, Reid
Eao-. :. Rose and RiEe Mary Ana Rosg Ihos- Bow
H#- erd XII, Eliza jane Bowling, ana J0bD C. Hood
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
t--r1 allegations in comp ailSutE bin, which are sworn
u, that rnor dent FCnas y Reid uc0-rcs-ut # the
a. o.. Tennessee 20 that ito ordinary process Of Law cannot
Tl AMI l. further appearing thst an attachment
lzE sagd levied his property i ordered that
Iltsau e. made Tor 30Ur successive vcoks ~ breno
Wig notifying said respondent 70 L. aud appear ~ the NJ
term 81 GlulJy Court, 20 - held At the court house ID
Benton Pol. county Tennessee, the Sd Monday u Deem
r lar q. gsEi answer a-uur 10 -CqlEHsutE tlli IT
IndFaalf rl same f1 D. taken confessed, and 1T FOR
- : sam RGB-T y. FLEMING, c. s N
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ATTACHMENT.

20 Frsz zass - ,r-sas Der 5s,d rs Pass }E,-: e.
rg0EE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS TIE DE-
PENDANTS INDEBTED 90 him, a - ah=yuls ths the
ordinary Ergs cannot b. Tc upon them, having obtained
u lrlHl a.talutl against the estate o.! the defendants
rr .turuab before J. n. As1ure Justice tho Pea f1T
Jefferson county and tht having been Levied aT pro-
Epry L-lprtv said Justice hn b. Defendants appear
before 0 Crsk, the 18th Of October,
next, viii proceeded with pagre. j Is further
errgT tia. s -1.ra lh-i FOR fur Successive weeks
81 B.rvaigv's Wig JAS. Il. ASHMCRE. J. 7
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ATTACHMENT.
IN. donaldson vs. John C. s.sslEt.

IN. Donaldson rs. John c. Stewart.
l APPEARING FROM THE AFIIDAl Il
= ~ tl1llli1 IN ibis cause that the defendant has
- we state cJucCals himself that The
oI.l.t's lls- be 1r5u obtained
81 vil-+ ii-nt Hsinzt thu rs-,-. Of He defendant
mao tr"ll"ti1 ''oe = { y ilia-7s Tuzrsrs Peace
Tor 5lount o'unty aud ies4nne hsvin- In I5 "a his mo
49, - Ls--z5s n - that the defendant appear
April ISIS i Will D. proc-is With ~ ne "a aSE o.
ordered this uoti0a b. published s~ ~ IS IlTtheI
q BrowulUN " hE. s.'7 N'fAs
rsqz7-4t PTS SAMUEL e.. WILLIAMS ,
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ATTAINMENT

e s. Fea Assignee 4 J. kerseyr vs.. Z. J. Mcfarland
rETHE PLAINTIFF. On AFFIDAVIT, SAYS The DE-
PENDANT indebted - him. and - uuscou5s that Tue
ordinary process cannot Gg served upon him. having obtained
a. original attachment against the oate Of The DEFENDANT
mace rrlura}g l-soT" = Iarf's JUstcs Il thE Ie'e
ICr county and the having been levied On h
land u 10 ordered ~ U-i1e thay the defendant sppsar
before MN t b Office Jefferson county, tie Gath day Of
Urtczr neat vI 10 proceeded wiki HaTto Il u fur-
fsr ordered that notice B. published for ur sl-0gsiVe
~ -lTrs JONATHAN LAREANJE. ). ?.
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CIRCUIT COURP-BBNTON
AGO Oh RHnrgf

Erbg Boyd vs.. John Marchau;.
N THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM
4 sic alay; If pautlA defendant John Mar
chant H NONRESIDENT the State Of Tennessee that the
ordinary prou Of Laws cannot d srTl upon him. md il i5r
ttr appearing attachment has been issued end lowed
property j. IS ordered thar publication b. made tol
four successive weeks RECwLav hlg- notifying Eai %
pau- tc BpaE 0f the Circuit Court, g. r. held
81 th. court house Benton Polk county, Tues on ths
- Monday Ct January l then ana ti'r. 90 plsd, answer
dgInur pGI-t.ls tl" v ? aiken IS
slar1s-sd, EIa preceded 18th * THTi"-
JAMES PARKS, CeTs,
zs--E-s- MS BY ROBERT \. FLEMING, D. {.
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ATTACHMENT.

u u =, II =. !. Henry.
y ls ttg V,ysTip from hg AFFIDAVIT. Of DleGu5 thai
t T. 2.r . rsc0LGs that the ordinary process Cf sv
TtlBgt served Ul him and having obtsiDed al original
FacDent against i5 estate 81 the defena1t aud The ZANE
having been levied property L j. ordered that putoz
gUl successive vtak- II broSllo Wig,
EurrE said defendant appear before lie, my house IN
tie q iv District county the lsth day ofyc
tChrT and DEF Id said suit, she VIII T. SET cr
bFsriEr and judgment ra3a final as 20 him
rcrlL- l. Eli y EEAINNATER. ! =
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Attachment.

Ahga7Gm C-0ss Is. HcLliH smith
SUIT commenced by original Attachment
- ara me- appearing that said defendant Is
Eru,ut - q Tennessee Il Is ordered that pub
lraa made four FUCCgsslyC weeks In BTCwDlCw 8
WlE notifying defendant appear hgor Of orce,
ID a.. Civil Il county Tenn the I'd dag
Ucglr I and plead dIuUr, -std cause viii he set
f5r bearing pnrIe-
rr-e-., DENNIS TEASHEL ,. ?.
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CEAECERY COURT-JACKsBORo'

= Er E,.hc5EIr3 S.. James .. Campbell.
IL THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS THAT
1 taa defendant ons3snt Of Tennessee Itis ordered
publication l0sHslo fgu- n Brown
lUwE WllS ncins the defendant 70 aPpar plead snsSsr,
bill Igior thc fourth Monday
a. December next the viii p taken confessed and
sc: tl- hearing accordingly.
T. H. HEATrHEH. G.. v
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4 y IulO IA OSL IL II L-AnC NUN
me alterations Of lIl that tb4 den liant resi-
80 ~ 4s STATE Of Tennessee Il ordered that publication
IL made Tor four successive woke u bralC0 " big, notify
r ~ ut 70 aVrear arl make defense - slll I'LL
q sore tc fourth Monday u December next u The same
viii Ie taken os confessed aud set for bearing ac-Tlnsy
scts-st- Z. T. BRATCAEB. g q L.
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CRAEoERY CouRT-MARYY1LLE.

FT A walker Executor Of wn Wallace, deceased vs. ma
~ 3. T. Wallace A. NJ Wallace, Samuel T. bieknel 81 a'
wsii.ce snS " wallace are non-redsuts q the state
oTsunosse Il il ordered that publication e mao oI of
successive weeks in Brownlows Whg notslnE rala
dent. 10 -nsr a. the of the thaBcey OouI 70 oe
held u Nsrvvile first Tuesday ar the hst Monday
81 Novsbe fxt then there plead or denur
4 Nd RI OF the VII &c taken as confessed cad set for
s..-,-- y, ,.r,e " c. PICKENS, G. s. NJ.
as By L. WEAR, y. C. s n.
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J.au T.. Hunter Us. b. F. hiucaiG
APPEARS FROM THE AILEGA.

TIgNs Of ;E- bI sled n tts cause that I.frdsat Kin
sail nonresident Of the state Of Tennessee Il i 0rders
that publication b. made week Brown
low Wig notifying is defendant appear before the
fourth Monday December before til ChslCsy Court
:. IsCEshlro' and make defense ris bl, viii
l. taken CCnigs-a j and s8t for hearing parr.
2. n. EEATCTEE g..
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James Williams ~. &. (. Kineaid.
IT ApPFARS ERONf THE AILEGA 4

Il l--A1t- / ~ -
lions Of she fill tlr defendant, 3. = hucaii
nonresident Of Tennessee crirc= that publication lc
mad four successive Br0wnIows Whi-. -tyiuE
The defendant; 20 appear plead, ,uUT 90 complain
ants bill or Oe.er" the fourth Monday Of December next,
AZ Tie than-trT Court Ja-ksg-o or the same VIII %
fsk as confessed and sol igr hearing accordingly
f. IT. EE ATCWEE. O. & Fl
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" u LTIeEeT y u. I IIA .I0 .. J. H0I-l-l'
II rpssr.rz from IL allegation L. 81 t shat r. T. Coz
@ o. TIE respondents tbs blu j. HonItEIl"ui, or 50
sds 0-11ucsas himself taEt the ordinary pro'es eahh9l
- -EE ugu him J. ordered that puui!-aton Le mao.
.r succer weeks IN BgUwnOFs Wing notify nS SAID
Fisut 10 appear the Chancery Court 20 Be held at
,e On The Tuesday after the hrst Monday Of No
r next there plead or denur 70 this bil, OF
80 yme viii be teksn Cr confessed and set for hearing *
= =, ~ I'm. ". C. PICKESS, c. & NJ.
p@l-,5 By J. WEAR, y. e. d ".
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Danes Robert T~Camrv and his wife Lucinda, F. HcCa
r. AID csas GEubIr, Guardian Q: jesse Irving aIc non
r s.ts It Is ordered publication be made for four
successive weeks ~ BrowulOws Wing notifying said non-es'
Scent defendants appear AZ he next term q tho thancey
80 al Eov.lrr next there plead snswer, dsmuI
- III L tie SANE VII h taken Tor confessed and set for
sre-F--.. rsy. ". C. PJCEENS, c. & N.
.~s--Etrr- BY l. WEAR. =. {. & II.
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T,rsr Mathis and oilers, W. J. =. Houston, Admir-
Mile Jones, deceased.

II rrta-iuE from tie allegations II Iao Ill that me s4id
Houston v uonr=zidcn Of the state and that the ORA.
,sss af Iagg Re served upon him Il Il ordered
ti I catIJn be made for four successive weeks N broH
f WING notifying the said T. A Houston 10 appear at inc
,rsery Court MGryyc he first Tuesday after the Isl
Iay 81 November next plead answer OF demuT 70 salu
~ vli y proceeded with eZ psTte as 70 nm
rFE W - i1s1it''' We % ~
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~ ~ g--sz - c, or-e Suidcr, Thomas j. EOule, A
" Z 81 II TD-sr 1p~ff nr~srs E1sT

Y =. N-EG1 " Q y -I'I-I1 -'--- - -, N
4-5--rato : OF lsI D. FOutc, deed Darcus Eoute,
L.. F31te joan L. COrley, Margaret Corey, George
r.llg-ga, Etbeiuda Eag.eton and Bras FOute.
IT upsarr from the allegations 10 this t that joan E Cor
Lev md Bras F0ute, DCn-Tesilents shscond or
~ rgeves that ordinary process cannot be we'd
| hem L is ordered that publication be inside for four
rs.,7ve gFs in BrovHloEs WEig notifying said resi-
70 aHr 81 ChanCeIy Court at NaryyIlle, % be held
n m rEt Tuesday tho rst Monday Of November next,
f and theTg plead % d'nur q ih7 same viii DO
yrocssl4I with PgEte ss 20 them,
v. c. PICKEES Z. Z NJ,
T-rl u n II
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

II suve- ring from tho Allegations a tic bill that Benjamin
A sh the respondent is nonresident abs-onds
ces himself that the ordinary process served
u-on Therefore notice hereby given % said respondent
20 appear the next ChanceTy Court be held
he Tuesday after the Monday % November
plead, answer, d-mUT said bill the same
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fedora -. Jemss h. Houston and wife Mary J.
Houston John White Jacob s3sler, !. W. Martin and
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Z I apIa-il The allegations OF Ils BIZ that James
I,ust0D Mary Houston BIZ wife, and Archibald GrIsh
a. ar Crsieuts fhestag q Tennessee: L is ordered
It publication be vE four sacecsslvc weeks n Brown
bows WE notifying defendants 70 appear a. the next term OF
t garcrv Court 5sryEiIs, the drst Tuesday after
t first Monday November n'Jt then and there 70 plead
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