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The History Of Pews.


In Anslo-saIon and some Norman churches 81
carly date, stone bench was made 70 project with
Tin mo wall running round the whole intenor ex.
esp' The east end. In 1919 they are represented -
sitting on the ground or standing About this time
the people introduced low, rude three ezged stools
promiscuously over the church Wooden seats
we're introduced soon aler the Normsn conquest.
IN l2Si decree was Issued regard 70 the wrsng-
ing FOR seats so common, that none should call
any seat In the church his own etcent noblemsn
snd patrons, esch entering and holding the one he
1rt entered. As we Approached Reformation.
rom 1880 10 l54O, seats more apnro pri The
ntranco being guarded by cross-bars and the ini-
nA Ietters engraved on them. fmrnodi .tsly sster
We reformation the pew system prevailed a. We
earn from = complaint the poor Commons address,
Il 70 Henry VIII, In 1916, in reference W his do
rte tah Bible should be in every church, st lib
r.y LOT all 70 read, because they feared 1t might 10
1 hen into the 'Nquyre" or some ''pue." In 1893
g slerios were Introduced. As early ., 1914 pews
ere arranae eli TO afford comfort by being bsizei
or cushioned While the sides around re 90 high
as ~ hide those within device OF the Puritans 70
N oid telng seen by the officers who reported those
wi 70 did NO. stand when tue name of Jesus was
mt ntion, The services we're olteu greatly piotrar-
'e' SO that many would fall asle, p hence Swt's
pii by H.luSion,
"a beCs.es1 OF the antique mole,
Compact Of timber mauy load,
buch as our anc esiors did uso
Was metamorphoGed into pews:
While still their sIcelt nAturo keen
BY lodging folks disposed TO sleep.
With The reign Of Charles l., the reasons Tor the
h' ISh'eniuS OF tho sizes disappeared.
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Ex-Governor Wright, OF Indiana. in . recon,
speech, said;
As to the cant shout the nesros ability TO take
caro- u himself he had these facts to relate aud he
would do SO without comment: In 1862, the rebel
LEGISLATURE Of South Carolina raised u committee
TO inquire into tho epped-ncy Of euslaving the
1000 tree negroes OF Charleston. The committee
reported sganst it, aud stated that those 1900 free
negroes paid iuto tho treasury OF Charleston annu-
aly S2h,OoO, and that their property amounted to
SI,5O0,0O0. Out Of that amount OF property $780,
900 worth Of ~ VAS composed Of saves. That the
1000 slaves In New Orleans in 1850, wre worth a.
much per eIpiiI the white people Of louisiana
that these tree nc roos had tnci- schools their
own benevolent societies, etc Theso facts, he con.
tendcd, proved th.I the free negro was capable OF
taking caro- Of hrnsel, TIe also stated that lady
who owned 800 negro in 1850, told MIN that
she had los: them All out 200 by tho teein.
ming Of 1851. That year she made contract with
,hem to cultivate her farm on shares, and tha,
last year, under such system, where sho negro
was working for himself as well az for his ms.
trees, the go made her more money than 800 had
done ia slavery,
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All about Flies
"A recent number Of the Richmond wnIs contains
The following con plant;

"A recent number Of the Richmond VINO, contains
he following con PLANT;
One ofthe chief plaques that sfilcied the Fgy,-
tisns, was flies svsrming, tormenting f,es hat
per ueated every venue other homes. The Hague
revisits Us IN tho untold swsrins Of nos that
crowd our s,oons, pArlors aud places abolc. Old
women with pnsfores and arms In the dough, a.
sure us that flies were never 90 bad as thew arc
now; that such swArms ss sttlict us were
never known before. Perhaps they cniFratod up
on the breaking out OF tie and have Just
tnck. They are now more numerous u an lhe fab
led ocusts Of Egypt anu eat up tie sui stance Of
lunch with an immense Zeal Of Rusio. Despite all
tia great annoyance that = opo tUel from TO pre-
scnce n flies, we do not sec that any means are
provided for their destructon.--0ne looks in VAIN
for any evidence Of fy.tisp. Flies seem TO be
empt from any Of tie pains and peIsltes that gem
orally await intiudors and ipterl pcrs. They 20
about tEer own business and that occupation con-
s'sts principally in meddling with the urgent bust
ness of humanity, II htng upon his nose, making
tracks over aid patr Cif he has one,) getting IN
AID doing great many other things a. at ous
| to lie ashamed q IN thcii quiet moments. We are
! 'ond OF Les may say that We admire them
in their proper place but shall Insist on havln
them servet upoa separate dish, or not at ell,
We ike te buzz Of plause, and the buzz q fame
bat the buzz OF a fly lie cur detestoIIon. Recon-.
mend uB TO cur trends, but save iron
ty especially the family fly, that ia host In se T.
| Kill one and n brigade reipiorccs tue dcco1aei. We
LHc fs generally, aud tue lreviy Of this article IL
ow ns to their repeated and ircq lent assaults With
t. paragraph, ne Gus short the existence oil more
| tLAl score vi HES.
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BROOKLYN.

FAST DAY.-ln accordance with the procla-
nation of the President OF the United States ytster
day was strictly observed IN Brooklyn All the public
Offices md places Of business generally closed
Services were held In the Strong Place Baptist
Church, Detsaib Avenue VI. +. Church. 18th Street
~ 4. Chmch Church OF the Restoration, Church Of
the Holy Trinity, First Baptist Church, aad Sands
Street NJ L. Church, and sermons appropriate to the
OCCASION were preac he'd. There large assemblige
at the Academy OF Music At II O'Clock q. M, upon
which occasion Rev. Dr. r. 5. Storrs delivered elo
quent otAtion on the death OF President Abraham
Lincoln In the afternoon, Rev Or. Smythe, OF Eng
land, delivered an Grafton upon the subject At
the same place, to a audience No buunesp
tcns done, the streets presented the appearance OF
SUNDAY.
ALLEGED ROBBERY by A HoUsEKEEPE.R.
A woman named Mary cannon, employed ss = house.
keeper by Mrs Mary Bnogan, No. 81 Gold street. va.
arrested on " educ sdny evening, the charge Of
stealing $3.50 in cre,nh lCls. The accused had been
the return OF Arr. B-o.an she found that the none
| had been distracted tom her trunk.
LIQUOR STORE RoiiBED.-Thc liquor stor,
Of Philip McElhcnny, in Ieeu Lane, ieoniously
ulsht Of The Uth ult, by forcing open
the hrck door. and robbed OF dCmiJohn OF wh!tkey
| and y, In change, man named tAvrell " as rubse
| quently arrested on suspicion, and locked up.
FOUsp DEAD IL BEp.-llrs. Bridget Bag
lev, aged % yo0 y, residing AT No. 2i2 Columbia st
\ ". 4 found dead ia her bed yesterd1y morning ht
| cause 10 supposed to be- disease OF the heart
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WILLIAMS D"RGH,

DAY OF MoURSING IN THE EASTERN DIS
Tmor.-Yctterdty YVES very generally observed in
the Eastern District, day o! mourning, in accoid-
tncc with the ommendaton OF President Johnson.
Busne almost entirely suspended; the churches
were well attended, and in oil rspects the day had
the appearance If = sabbath.
BoDY OF Az infant FouND. -Yesterdav at
tie noon the hoiv of infant. apparently, two weeks
Old, found ia tc vault of M outhoule IN the rear
OF 80 l3> North 5Jh street, 4. D. 10 mark o. Vio-
lencf were ana IL II supposed that tn Tc-
InAus throw there to gvo TAT eNpenfe or trcu-
he on burial. Coroner Bi!rc't took ChaIto OF the
bod, and will hoia An inquest to-day.
BUEGLAEY.--Some time during Wednesday
night th, housc Of W. j. scoti, No. lT3 Soath 9,h
ttGt MIS- oulere. by luyglslN who CARED away a
1uaNt, OF table Linen, two dozen boxes OF sArdnes
an oyercoaL ami other articles, valued Al 500
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soap.

The application Of soap as detergent is not Of
high antiquity. Like many other useful things 10
seems to lave been known for consderac,o tins
before i turned to it's viceabe account.
sosp at first was merely cosmetic for smoothing
the hair and Frightening the con plcxon. When
once its valuable cleansing powers discovered
doubtless 10y accident-lis employment spread
rapidly. Numerous soap mAnuia, Hrios slrang up
in Isiy, notably in the le seaport town Of S,vonl,
near Geuo4, whence the Freucl name Of soap ''sa.
yon." Tie manufacture sooI hprcad INTO Spain and
France. MaTseles became famous for ia marble
cd soaps Our word ''1osp" PROBABLY comes from
the Latin "sapo," which ID mentioned ly Pl.ny as
an invent on Of inc GAus. Il is generally believed
that tie difference In spelling between tue English
and Laun nsmes arose rom the ignorance OF soIns
ConWBt in the Middle Ages.
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MARINE NEWS.


June as. Rises, A3o-s. se's, 5-Hwstcr.o2 70
AkSiVED
STEAMSHIPS John Gibson, Alexandria Haioo
Norfolk Icu'onlG, Hamburg aud Southampton. CiJ
OF POIt au Prince savannah.
BARKS-Europi Of 81 John, II, from MatAnzas
W Hoib.ook, Cieniueroe.
BRIGS-Mary Stewart, MntArzas; Virginia, Va
SCHOONERS-N oanco, Bahl.nsS Arctic, baracoN
Anna lloyd snoN llii, Vas Z Elliott NoItold
Lizzie Baltimore. Charles W Holt Nirrinla' suo
cess baltimore, joseph McCarty, Noro k; gon' do
,ilol q, do hos & barton, Virginia; IL JoumanS
GeoEre own, &.
BELOw-B,rks Qulndaro trinidad; Cuba.
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md commit,ins an ssssui, and battery On ofncss
Manning. The ofhcer vn pitched down snirvvf
hesd hrt and narrowly escaped serious injury, and
rslso had hs coat torn Of Of him Mahon vas hned ~.
ard was required 10 mske sdepoeit for the purehass
OF a new coat.
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Too Late for Classification.


old LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALI
~ oesciip. IONS, BOUGHT At the b, h's c.sh price,
H., {. ". GRAaht. I'll Mlliihln 90. Wn
INN AND SHEET IRON WORKER
l. wanted Inquire 40 and AZ Fourth ave. JSS
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ATTACHMENT,

Voryar'i Ror,' a. j. c. Fuyy.
'I'HE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE
j defendant is indebted to her. and SO abseond. mat
the ordinary process " law be served upon him
having obtained an original attachment against the estate
Of the defendant, made rcurnabc before J. p Hook a
Justice Of the Peace for Bhunt county, and the same hay
lnc been levied his property It il ordered by aii
Justice that the defendant appear before him at hi. Office
m BloHut county, on the 10Th day of March, 1865 or
he will 1c proceeded with * nare II /, rurtb,,
ordered that this no!cc be published for four successive
weeks iu the Knoxville Wing
fell 4w rfSjt j. p HOOK I p
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ATTACHMENT.

7'' V''0H"'U -. Jo,,pLn' o-d B,n I'll.
TllE PLAINTIFF. On AFFIDAVIT
'ay The defendants are indebted to him and 80 a.cops u
themssN' That The ordinary process. Of law cannot be-
s.tl Upon utm' having obtained original attachment
asan.i The state Of defendants made ret1rnsbs s, ~
Hugeon' Justice 81 The Peace for Boun copp,v 40 ,b
's ha'R Deen levied on Their property: II is ordered las,
aid Justice that the defendants appear before linn =,
in bouni county on the 2Ih OF March l.Cs or t L. @
ceeded with * parte II further ordered IA Al hi. & y
published f.r four successive weeks in Brownows WHY
ieDeSW Pro JOHN J.HuDGEONs,
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ATTACHMENT.

T. H. b"'* Ag"' V N"oh 4. Dlrj,, Goa,ii,u NJ
Ro5''' tuUoH r. Samuel j. IFiliams
1--WE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE pErENp-
ANT is indebted to him and SO absconds that the
ordinary process Of law be served on him. having Oh
hed an original attachment against the estate Of the defend
ant made retanable bSiore John Gamble Justice OF the
Peace Tor Bount the havng been levied on His
properly ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
rnary 800 or will be proceeded with ex pare II /, further
ordered nat this notice be published for four week, in the
febl-4 pf5' rOuN CIuptr n
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The number Of hogs packed in Cincinnati
is estimated upon packers returns. at 33s..
600, being deficiency, as compared with
last season, Of b 900 head. At Cbicooo
the packing foots up 7jo, 900 against gOi, o0o
last year being falling Oft Of about ljo.
600. The falling off in the whole West will
be but little short Of 100000 head.
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TnE Smithsonian Institute, Washington
City, was destroyed by fire January 9TH.
Several hundred paintings. collection. of
curlosties, etc, fell a victim to the flames.
The famous piece of statuary. The Dying
Gladitor, was ruined. 1t will be impossibIr
ever to replace the consumed articles
Damage TO the building, 100000.
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TnE result Of Grcrson's late cavalry raid
through Missi-,ipi was the capture Of coo
prisoners. 900 cuntrabauds. 900 horses
and destruction Of loo mile, Of railroad
The raiders Travelled IOo miles. and lost ON.
" 100 men
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ATTACHMENT.

e. ". GW,7jo rs. Nomue, h. HIlacs.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
says the defendant is indebted him and that he 10 ab
seconds conceas himself that the ordinary process. OF
cannot be served upon him, having obtained an original at
achment against the estate Of the defendant made returnab
before John Gamble Justice Of the Peace Boun county
anu M same having been levied on his property 1t ordered
by said Justice that the appear before him AT nj. Of
nee m boun county the 2ih day Of February 1865 or
vi" be proceeded with tx parte 1t further ordered that
Wing. fehl.Iw pffs JOIIN GAWRIE ~
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Y GAMBLE. ]. 2
ATTACHMENT

Circuit, Court 30 Judicial Crcu-Anderson county Tennessee
Joh" 4. Broro, amt he riE Vortho B,ocn, "a, JoLp n
jOibrrH amt Tu},y GiJson.
TllE DEFENDANTS, JOHN r. GALBRAITu and
l. Finley Gibson, having fed from the limit, Of this
state or have so secretcl themselves that the ordinary
process OF la" cannot Doe -orvod upon en, charged in
the amdavt. II Is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in Brownow. Whig notifying said
defendants 10 appear before the Circuit Court Of Anderson
county at the next March term there, be held at the
Court House in Clinton on the 81 Monday of March
1853 then and there to plead answer or demur TO tbeui
and demand Of the plaintiff the same will be taken as
confessed
fcbl5-Iw pfSja IC MARSHALL. Clcrk
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Hopc', BoJter Hmms -. Z, ", Cba,lom
THE DEFENDANT c, W. CHARLTON,
having Ned beyond the limits OF the State Of Tennessee
~ charged In the b II ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks In BrQwuow Wing notifying said
defendant appear before the ChShccry Court a Knoxville on
The FIRST Monday NJ April 1865 then and there to make his
defense to the BILL or the same will be taken Tor confessed and
set for hearing pare,
copy Of the order.
iebsAw PISS D.A. DEADERICK, GAM
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l., HdH'sfou 49, hcc'mg Jo4u" & Go,
THE DEFENDANTS, llU. l.. McCLuNG,
Jos, Jaqnc' and VIM b. Francisco, being inhabitants
o the state Of Tennessee charged IN the b II ordered
That publication be made for four successive In Brown.
lows Wing notifying said defendants appear the Chanccry
Court At Knoxville the first Monday April 1861 then and
there to make defense to the bill the will taken FOR
confessed and set Tor hearing parte
copy VI the order,
icb,.4w pes pa pEADERICK, C. AN
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
made AZ the October term, ioo o.,-. t- ,ho ,
" John Gbbs, Guardian, 6cy c. H. Sawyers will sell AT
the Court House door IN Knoxville Friday, March 10Th sG5
tract of land owned by said Sawyers lying the ih district
OF Knox county adjoining the lands Of Nicholas Sawyes and
john H. sawyers, on credit Of months bar of the rght
of redemption, taking bond with approved security and rea
ing a lien I'LL the parchase money paid.
fyhs-iw % D. A, DEADFRICK c an
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ATTACHMENT.

7. Z. W I''F -. 4. IT. HirNi.
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT
says the defendant Is Indebted b him and 90 absropd.
that process eannothe served upon him. having obtained an
original attachment against the defendant made returuabe he
fore Joseph Bruner Justice Of the Tor Boun and
'e same having been levied bis property It is ordered by
al Jusicc mat The defendant appear before him at hi, on 81.
100 Eount county the third day Of June ls5 or II viii t
proceeded vih u pae It further that this notice
be published nr four successive weeks In the Knoxville Wig
i'hi'-4" pio' JOSEPH BRUNER, J. P
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7sOlIW PIt7

Jala - van Giiisr w. T. TaHuse.
THE DEFENDANT, c. WALLACE,
i being nonresident VI the state Of Tennessee, NJ
charged iu the bin lts ordered that publication be made Tor
successive weeks In the Knoxville Wing notifying said de.
eudan to appear at the Chanccry Court In Knoxville She
FIRST Monday Of April ls6i then and there to make their
defense To the BILL or lhe will be taken for confessed
to them and set for hearing pRrte,
copy Of iht order
febs4w pes D.A pEADERlCK, c. An
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CHANCEY COURT-KNOXvILLE.
SALES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
made At the October term 1904 said Court In the case
~ VIM A. Branner vs., Charlton Rogan, will sell at the
Court House in Knoxville on Friday March 10TH lsG5 the
lots sold by Charlton to said Rogan situate the Southeast
corner OF Church and Prince streets adjoining Henry Aut
credit Of SIX months without the equity Of redempton rec
qurug bond bearing interest with approved security and
tanning lien for purchase money till paid.
ftbSIw Is D. A DEADERICK G An
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CHANCERY COURT-CLINToN,

"VNNTNNl NTILN, TNO5,
d. w. Slaughter mt Ju1'' Eais IT, H,n,y Fu,,aer md
Jacob Qucwsr.--ArAtnurNT BILL
IF APPEARING TO THE SATlSFAC-
TON Of the Clerk and Master from the allegations in COM
Halhahs Du ihst the defendants non-resdents Of this
State 1t ordered that publication be mad, for four
weeks IN Brownows Whg notifying said defendants to appear
Al our next Chaucery Court at Clinton the first Thursday
after the fourth Monday Of June 500, and defend said bill or
the same Will De taken confessed and FOR hearing ex parte
febl4w pfjs " II WIlITSON r III
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,
LAW PARTNERSHIP

'NHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTER.
Ed into partnership in the practice OF Law in , C,
SnG courts at Rogerse and in the Supreme Court
IL, e VI Az cases IA which they may be retained and
C may De taken to said Supreme Court from te connI ~
hS AVN nanc9ck, 6rainger Claiborne and Campbell
h extends also to all cases civil or criminal in
Nch we may be employed in the Federal Court nj KnoYvi
au we VIII attend in SAID Court to the collection of claim, in
county III East tennessee, where the claimants reside ont
e state ana see proper to them TO our
me style OF the firm is NELSON NErnERLAxp e'''A''
o Ne,eIlahd WI continue heretofore to attend tbs
and Campbell counties TIInS y Nt risaooine
Knoxville, Tenn, jsll-1y J. NFTiERi AN
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Joseph 4. Hajry e. ", Il. Sraa
THE DEFENDANT, WIN G. SWAN.
being resident Of Tennessee as stated in the bin! It
ordered that publication he made for successive weeks
10 oWnows Wing notifying said defendant appear before
the Chaucery Court at Knoxville the nrst Monday Of April
N65 then and there to make hi, defense the bill zane
will be taken for confessed and Get for hearing pare
A copy Of the order.
iehS.iw pff5 D. A. DEADERICK, c. AN
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oHANoERY COURT KNOXVILLE,


TITT'TT" ~ WTII1 TsI W." NJ NVsT"I
THE DEFENDANT being Il non resident
oi tho state Of Tennessee, charged In hs hill II Is NJ,
dord That publication be made Tor four IN the
Knoxville wills notifying said defendant appear Al The Chan
Gerry Court n Knoxville ON the FIRST Monday OfApr sG5 ts
ana There to make his defense 10 hcb or the will be
ken for confessed and set Ur hearing ca parle,
copy Of the oricri
isb,'Au poo y, A. DEADkRICK, {, IN,
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CHANCRY COURT KNOXVILLE

Brounior & Ro" ~. Lynn & Rnmscy and others.
THE DEFENDANT, j. G, NJ. RAMSEY,
being resident Of another State, shown the amended
and supplemental BILL now filed In the 1t il ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brownlows
wing notifying said defendant to appear before the Chancey
Court at Knoxville the first Monday Of April ner then and
there to make his License the BILL the same vii be taken
FOR confessed as to him and set for hearing parte
copy Of the order
iebl4w pfj D.A. DEADERICK, c, AN.
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Appeal OF the Prisoners.

MR. BALpwIN, Michigan soldier roccutly re-
leased from Anloronyillc, before leaving received
he following lines from fcllow-sodcr with the
.aQucst that if he over reached home TO have them
published
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offict CWV QrAH1FHs Disr y. TrSS..
Knoxville, Tenn, F.h 6 1s6s

There my Office Vouchers Tor the following named ~
coins r horses taken by the 18Th pnn.vvauia O. vsiyy r
~ command Of Col. J ". Palmer. viz ' - '''
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Brooh' folu''o'k 4 CO. RS ", ". Waite, aud othcr
THE DEFENDANTS, W. w. WALKER,
Joseph H. Walker and Robert Walker, whose places
ldence are unknown stated In the bl ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks H. BrownlOw.
Wing notifying said defendants appear before the Chancery
Court at Knoxville on the first Monday Of April next then
there to make their defense to the BILL the will ia.
Ken for confessed as TO them and hearing ex pare
copy of the order.
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