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A Reason for Going to Church.

My desire is TO give you oDe-or two good
reasons for going to church, which do not
depend upon the authenticity Of christiani-
" or upon the sacredness of the Christian
Sabbath at all
Ny first reason is, that unless 4 man puts
himself into q fine shirt, polished boots and
GOOD clothes once q week, and goes out into
the public he is almost certain TO lapse in
to semi barbarism. You know that unless
YOU do this on the Sabbath, YOU can not do
il at all, for you labor all the week. There
is nothing like standing alone with no place
IN the machinery Of society to tone down
ones self respect You must be aware that
YOU are not in sympathy with society. You
are looked upon as an outsider. because yOu
refuse to come in contact with society on its
broadcast and best ground. tell you it is 4
good thing for q man to wash his face clean,
and put on his best clothes and walk to the
House of God with his children on Sabbath,
whether he believes in Christianity or not.
The church is place where vt least good
morals are inculcated, and where thevices of
community are denounced You can afford
10 stand by 50 much Of the church, and by
doing so, say,
Here am l. and here are mine, with a
stake in the welfare of society, and an in
terest in the good morals of society.
Ny dear friend, this little operation gone
through with every Sabbath, would give
you self respect, help you to keep your head
above water, and bring you into sympathy
with the best society the world possesses
TDr Holland
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Origin of the "Printer's Devil"

When Aldus Manutius set up in business
a. q printer at Venice, he came in posses
sion of little negro bov. This boy was
known over the city as the little black dcv-
Il, who assisted the mysterious bibliofactor;
and some Of the ignorant persons believed
him to be none other than the embodiment
of Satan, who helped Aldus in the prosecu-
ton of his profession. One day, Manutius,
desiring to dispel this strange hallucination
by publicity, displayed the young " inn" to
the poorer classes. Upon this occasion he
made this short but very characteristic
speech -" Be it known to Venice, that |,
Aldus Manutius printer to the Holy Church
and Dodge have this day made public ex-
posure Of the printers derH All those who
think he Is not flesh and blood may come
and piEcb him.-SciHetiHc American.
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conservatism in Physic.

The most extraordinary instance OF pro
tessional delicacy, in declining to interfere
between physician and his patient, has
been ELECTED in the case Of the Pritchard
murder 1t boats everything which satire
has alleged against the medical profession,
from Aristophanes to Dickens.
DR.. Patterson was called to see Mrs Tay-
lor, and found her dying, Is she believed,
from & powerful narcotic In the same bed
with Mrs Taylor lay her daughter, Mrs.
Pritchard, and DR.. Patterson tcstifcs he was
then convinced she was under the Influence
Of anthony.
On the stand, and in letter he has since
written, he admitted be believed DR. Pritch-
ard had poisoned Mrs. Taylor, and was
poisoning his wife, but he did nothing be-
yond write to the Registrar for two reasons
ii might not have been safe, and it was
clearly against etiquet for him to interfere.
DR. Patterson is a conservative. If ne
were citizen Of this country he would OPP
pose the Emancipation Proclamation. the
suspension Of the privilege Of habcas cor
pus, and the Constitutional Amendment on
the ground that they were not in accor-
dance with the rules There is no sUrcr
proof Of 4 narrow, weak mind than this blind
adherence to rule in utter disregard of the
principle which gave riseto theTuIe.- Press
and Times.
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The Source OF the Nile-A New Lake
Discovered.

Foreign papers bring us the following
II is known to those who take an interest
in African exploration that Mr.. Samuel Ba-
ker, after meeting Spoke and Grant at 0o oL
dokoro, on the White Nile, advanced sodth-
ward in an attempt to extend the clsco Nv
ries of those travellers. The lolo"lnS uis-
patch from NJ. Hammond acqualnts gcosr"-
pliers with the discovery OF anoIner great
Capitalization lake whence the ME issues:
which has been named by Dir Baker the Al
bert Nvanza The Royal Geographical So
rietv have recently awarded to Mr.. Baker
their Victoria gold medal for his spirited
undertaking, entirely at his own cost. As
one of the kilograms informs us that this
great Nilotic lake lies in north latitude 2
II min, Sir. r. Murchison says we may fair.
" surmise that it is the Luta Nzige, heard
Of by Spoke and placed alphabetically in
about Its true position upon his map, but
which he was prevented from examining,
FOREIGN OFFICE, June %, 1865
SIR | am directed by Earl Russell to ac-
quaint YOU, for the information Of the Geo
graphical Society, that two kilograms, da-
ted respectively the 9th and 28th instant
have been this dav received at the Foreign
Office which, though imperfectly transmit
ted. clearly convey the following intelll
rerce. which His Lordship has great pleas
1re in communicating through you, without
delay. to the Society Mr.. Genera
Colquhoun reports from Alexandria, thai
letters, dated the 10th Of May, had been re
ceived from Khartum, stating that " Mr.
Baker has succeeded in discovering thC
second great source of the NiIe-second, moi
in importance, but only in order Of discov
erv. to the Victoria Nyanza Of Spoke; =
Mr.. Consul Stanley, also from Alexandria
speaks of the discovery as that Of 90 the sec
0nd and main source of the Nile, in LAX,
Albert Nyanza, north latitude % II min.
Mr.. Baker was expected shortly to arrive a
Alexandria | am, sir. your most obedien
humble servant.
T. HAMMOND.
Sir RoDERIcK ]. MURCHIsON.
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ATTACHMENT

Charles Boyd vs. Henry Sharp and B. f. Kincaid.
TTHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DE-
PENDANTS indebted to him three hundred and forty
nine dollars nneyfve cents and said defendants have
left the limits Of the State conceal themselves that the
ordinary cannot be served upon them having obtained
original attachment against tho estate of the Defendants
made returnab before j. j. Mars Justice of the Peace for
Campbell county and the having been levied his pro-
pery ordered by said Justice that the defendants
before him his Office in Campbell CO.. 2sh day Of
gust next will be proceeded with ex parte. further
ordered that this notice be published weeks
in Brownlow's Wing. jy26-pf5* J.J. MARS, J. P
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SPRING GOODS
ever brought to this market, even before the
Great variety of Dress Goods.
Spring Caters amt Slippers,
Skirts and Trimmings,
Buttons aud KID Gloves,
silk Mantillas and Paletos.
ALSO.
Habit Cloth,
Gold Medal Checks,
MoLambiques
Chambras,
Printed Jacconets,
Mourning Lawns
Brilliants.
Wool DeLaines,
Foulari ChaG..
Hamilton Checks
Bersges,
Grape Marctz,
0rgandio.,
Lawns
Fancy Alpaeea.
Corsots,
Collar,
Splendid Belt
ALSO,
al immense assortment Of
Cotton GeoJ..
Boots,
Hats
Quecpsvarc,
Glassware.
and lot of
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ATTACHMENT.
WILTON Goddard rs. Alss. 1cClGiR

WILTON Goddard Us. AEss. AeGldia.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
says tile defendant indebted him and abseonds
conceas himself the legal process Of Law cannot be
served upon him, having obtained original attach.
against Of the defendant made returnabe be-
fore Solomon Farmer Justice Of the Peace for BouEt county
and having levied his property ordered
by said Justice defendant appear his office In the
18th civil district Bount county, the S0h Of August
or proceeded with parte II Is further ordered
this notice be published for four successive weeks in
Brownow's Wing.
iy26-4t pf s. SOLOMON FARMER, Up
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Attachment.

lJrcd kiasley AIecandeT E. SFtF.
TTNHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, says the de-
iendant is indebted to him and SO abSconds con-
ceas himself that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon him. having obtained original attach
ent against the of the defendant made returna-
bic before Charles Brockway, Justice of the Peace for
Cooke county, and the same having been levied on
his property 1t is ordered by said Justice that the de-
fendant appear before him at his Office in Newport
Cooke county, Tenn the 18th day of December, 1865,
it will be proceeded with parc 1t further order
ed that this notice be published four weeks in BrownlOws
Wing.
ivS6-4tpf5a CHARLES BROCKWAY, ]. P.
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ATTACHMENT

Martha Adkins, ADMINISTRATIVE, vs. Joel Bowling.
TTNHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DE-
PENDANT is indebted TO him. and absconds that the
ordinary process be served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against tho of the defendant
made eturnab before Waman Justice of the Peace for
Campbell county, and the having been levied his
per ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office in peterborough the Sh of Au-
will be proceeded with 1t is further
ordered that this notice be published for four successive weeks
in Brownlow's Wing. JAMES \. WAISMAN, J. P.
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:. II. SMITH, Clerk
BY WILL :. HALL, Il. Clerk.

susan L. >sragqerty Is. Wills Srogy.dtg.
appearing the allegations of the petitions filed in this
cause which 10, that Willis Swaggerty, the
fcndan this nonresident Of the state Of Ten
by the Clerk vacation that publca-
made for four weeks in Brownows Wing
requiring the said Willis swaggerty appear the
term Circuit Court no held Knoxville the
Monday Of October next, plead, demur
said petition. the will taken confessed.
s II. SMITH. Clerk.
4upl WILL :.
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plaintiff in this cause that the defendant has remoy-
"a himself beyond the limits Of this State conceals
himself that the ordinary process of law cannot served
upon him: 1t IS ordered that the proceedings in this
cause be stayed for at least the space OF six months, and
that publication be made fer four successive weeks in
Browncws Wing, notifying said defendant to appear At
the Germ Of the Circuit Court for Cooke county, the
court house in Newport, the first Monday in Decem-
be 1855, then and there 10 pead answer or demur to
the suit and demand Of the plaintiff, the will be
taken Fey confessed 10 him, and proceeded with 81
partc H. II. BAER, Clerk
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H. H. BAER, Clerk.
JgL D.sallL. =, IT,, 3. e.. 5. g ~. Rgala.aa

John D.SFTtE L., ccc., IS. Ro5er, s. d WnC Roaaaan
IT APPEARING from the affidavit Of the plaintiff
in this cause, that the defendants have fed from the
limits Of this State conceal themselves that the
binary process Of law cannot be served upon them 1t is
ordered that the proceedings in this be stayed for
the space Of six months, and that publication be made
for four successive weeks in BrOWnlOws Wing notifying
said defendants appear the term of the Circuit Court
for Cooke county, the court house in Newport the
first Monday in December, 1862 then and there plead
answer demur 20 the suit and demand of the plaintiff
or the same will he taken for confessed them and
proceeded with paTtc. II. H. BAER. Clerk.
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G. B. Cloud AdainistrGt0r of the Estate Of james Hodges,
deceased os. John BHrk.
rENHE PLAINTIFF ON AEEIDAXIT

Il says the defendant indebted to him Administrator
and eencea himself that the ordinary process
OF law cannot be served him. having obtained or
attachment against tho defendant made returnsbe before
Tennessee and having been levied the Defendants
property ordered said Justice that the defendant ap
near be ore him at his the 10th civil district Of Claiborne
county Tennessee fourth Saturday In November, 1862
or n win be taken ex parte It is further ordered that this
notice published for four successive weeks IN BroWnoSs
UTi1 ivo6A.nf5a JAMES HODGES, Up,
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IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF THE
plaintiff this cause, that the defendant has fed from
limits of the State or so concea himself that the orna
yprocSs cannot be servedupon him 1t is ordered
that the proceedings in this be stayed for at least
the space of six months and that publication be made
four successive weeks in Brownlows Wing, notifying
said defendant to appear the term of the Circuit Court
for Cooke County, at the house in Newport the
first Monday in December 1885, then and there plead,
answer, demur to the suit and demand of plaintiff
the same will be taken for confessed as TO him. and pro-
cecded with ex partc II. H. BAER, Clerk.
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g. B. Cloud rs w. 4. 5gdct5Hra.
TIME PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT.

Il says the defendant indebted him and ahsconds
conceas the ordinary process Of law cannot be
him. having obtained original attachment against
the estate Of the defendant, made eturnabe before james
Hodges Justice the peace for Claiborne county Tennessee
having been levied the Defendants property
ordered said Justice that the defendant sppesr before
him Office in Claiborne county, Tennessee in the loth
civil district the fourth Saturday Of November 1862 1t
will proceeded with parte. It is further ordered that
this notice published for four successive weeks In Brown
lows Wing Piss JAMES HODGES, J. P.
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TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF THE
plaintiff in this cause, that the defendant is
deat Of this State II ordered that the proceedings
IN this be stayed for least the space OF six months
and that publication be made for four successive weeks
in Brownlow's Wing, notifying said defendant TO
appear at the of the Circuit Court for Cooke county,
at the court house ns Newport the first Monday IN De-
eember 1863 then and there plead answer or demur
the suit and demand of the plaintiff OF the same will
be taken for confessed to him. and proceeded with ex
parte. aUg2 4ts Fl. II. BAER, Clerk.
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linn, .N,ccue,la IS. ILe,. Z. Nmi,k.

IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF THE
i plaintiff in this cause, that the defendant is
resident Of this State It's ordered that the proceedings
in this be stayed least for the space of month";
and that publication he made for four Successive weeks in
Brownlow's Wing notifying said defendant to appear
the term Of the Circuit Court for Cooke county at the
court house in Newport the FIRST Monday in December
1865 then and there 10 plead demUr 10 the
suit and demand Of the plaintiff, the viii be
taken for confessed to him, and proceeded with cx
partc. H. II. BAER. Clerk.
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CHANCERY COURT -MAYNARDvILLE.

g. T. SEogqs cud D. Popejog W " GjJbs and others.
appearing the allegations the bill that the deen
W Gibbs. ]. Robertson and Jas. Carter
State OF Tennessee. have abcoudcd that
Of law De served them 1t Is
therefore ordered that publication be made in Brownl0N
Wing for four weeks, notifying said defendants to
appear Of ChaDCey Court to be held
the Maynardvillo the first Monday in No
vember next and make their defense said bill
the bearing parte and judgment taken
or,fn.er nrrLIt MrnMEETIRS- c VI
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Attachment.

Lewis Harmon Berry Muncy, Edward Kelley, Charles KEEL
ley, John Kelley, John Uranium and Henry Greer.
this the plaintiff sued attachment against the
defendant for the of i've hundred dollars returnabe
to the circuit court Of Claiborne order of pub
LEGATION having been made by me in said the said Berry
Muncy Edward Kelley Charles Kelley Kelley John Bran
and Henry Greer therefore hereby notified appear
before the Judge Of said court court be held for the
county Of Claiborne at the house in Tazewe the
second Monday Of September then and there
and defend said suit July 9th, 1865.
jy264tpf5+ 2. HODGES Clerk.
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= Hartte.o Sharp r,. Begamin L,o,dy

TN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF SUED OUT AN
attachment against the defendant for the Sl20,
due by Of hand, said note due 9th of May, 1852,
rournabe to the circuit court of Claiborne county, and
order having been made by that publication be
made for four successive weeks in BrovnlOws Whig the
said Lundy is therefore hereby notified to attend before
the Judge of said court at the court house in TazewG
I'd Monday of September next thon and there to defend
said suit, July 18th, 1855.
piss Il. HODGES, Clerk.
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CHAECERY COURT-CLINToN.

June Rules, 1865.
yoEa Bazey oad ToHs Hager rs j. n Gaitraith.
THE DEFENDANT. J. r. GALBRAITH
being nonresident OF the State, charged in the bill
ordered that publication be made for ouT successive
Brovnlov Wing notifying said defendant 10 appear De
Chaney court al Clinton, the first Thursday a
the fourth Monday Of December then and there 10 maxi
defense bill the win be taken for confessed ana
set for hearing * paTte. - --.o,,- 80 =,
W. II. " hllSON- e q NJ
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Georgc McNabb, Tor Iho and cement Of thc widow
and heirs Of Jacob McNabb, decd, Robert Allen.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF THE
plaintiff in this cause that the dcsendent is 4 non
resident Of this State conceal himself that the
binary process Of law cannot be served upon him. II
is ordered that this be stayed for the
Of six MONTHS and that publication be made for four
successive weeks in Browuows Whig notifying said de-
PENDANT appear at the term Of the Circuit Court for
Cooke county, the house in Newport on the first
Monday Of DecembcI 1861 then and there to plead, an
dcmur to the suit and demand of the plaintiff
the will be taken for confessed thcm and
proceeded with ex parte.5 II. II. BAER, Clerk.
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anes Dsbusk vs.. Martin Burohfeld, wm. Burchfel

ames Debusk We. Martin BurchfeId, Wm. Burchfeld
Jefferson Bishop, James Mel, P. L. Langham, VIM.
Langham, Josiah Cole Charles Kelley, George Brooks,
and Campbell Mountain.
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF SUED OUT AN
attachment against the defendants, damages for $500
for fine marc taken from him. returnabe the circuit
court of Claiborne county, and order having been
made by me- that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Brownlows Wing, the defendants therefore
hereby notified to appear before the Judge of
circuit court court to be held for the county Of
Claiborne at the court house in FAREWELL the second
Monday of September next defend said suit. July
18th 1865. pf5z 2. HODGES, Clork.
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Which arc entirely fresh from Cincinnati and purchased from
the Oldest and best houses viii be sold st reduced prices
We ask careful examination Of stock ard prices, be-
hevng that We please all who vsh 10 purchase We have
experienced and accommodating clerks who viii take pleasure
in showing goods, whether you wish purchase
Our motto viii be, "uck Sales and Small Prohts and for
this purpose determined TO sell goods the very
lowest prices.
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John d. Saith Is. Robert s. Roodman.

plaintiff in this cause that the defendant has fed from
the limits of the State cOncea himself that the ordi
nary process Of law cannot be served upon him It is
dered that the proceedings in this be stayed for
least the space Of six months, and that publication be
made for four successive weeks in Brownlow Wing,
tfying said defendont appear the term Of the Cir
Court for Cooke county, at the court house in New
port the FIRST Monday Of December, 1865, then and
there plead, answer demur to the suit and demand
of plaintiff or the same will be taken confessed "a
him, and proceeded with parte.
II II RApR ClsrE
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CHANCERY CoURT-NFWPoRT

John Rorcx vS- George Larew and C. A. Harrison
NtOM the alterations Of the b which sworn to il ap-
II paTs that the defendant George absconds or
conceals himself that the ordinary process cannot be
served upon him II is ordered ny the Clerk Master that
publication be made for successive in BTOEnloEs Whjg
notifying said eendsnttO appear before the Chsncery court
at New Port the first Monday September next hen and
there 70 make defense the b the viii taken for
confessed as 70 him. and set for hearing psrte
IVES stDf5k NJ A. ROADAAN, G & u.
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ygla Hatet Robert -. Robert 4llen.

1T APPEARING PROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF The
plaintiff in this cause that the defendant has reuoy-
ed himself beyond the limits Of the State eonceas
himself that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon him 1t is crdcscd that the proceedings in this
be stayed for at least the space Of six months and
that publication be made for four successive weeks in
BrOEulOws Whig notifying said defendant appear at
the of the Circuit Court for Cooke county at the
court house il Newport, On the first Monday Of Deem
ber 1862 then and there TO plead, demur to
the suit and demand Of the PLAINTIFF the will be
taken for confessed to him. and proceeded with
parte II. II. BAEB, Clerk.
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ATTACHMENT.

ulry HcLait rs. John r. NcLof-
IT appearing the affidavit of the plaintiff tins
that the defendant nonresident Of this State,
absconds that the ordinary cannot he served
him. the having been levied his property II ordered
by that publication be made for four successive weeks in
Brownows Wing requiring said defendant appear before
my Office in the 10Th civil district Knox county the
9th day of September 1865 then and there make defence
plaintiff claim the will be for hearing and judg
mcnt final as 10 him aug2 It \. T. SMITH, 2
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William Cross Is. John II. TcCl,r,.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT

in this that the said defendant has removed
concea himself that the ordinary Of law cannot be
served upon him. the having been levied on his property
II IS ordered by that publication be made in Brownlow
Wing for four successive weeks requiring said defendant TO
pear my Office 18TH civil district, Knox county
the 9th day of September 1863 and make defence 70 plain
tiff suit the will be set for hearing and Judgment
as 10 him aneoit n 4 F. !