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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
BILL FOR THE SALE OF. LAND.

Nancy U0mpbcH rs. Isaac Estrdgo and others.
this cause the plaintin having filed her bill in the Circuit
Court OF Claiborne county for the sale lands therein
scTbed, and appearing from the bill that Estrdgc
Squire Estrdgc Eliza Whitaker, James Econ, Nancy Fur
gerson and Walter Buchanan nOnrcents Of this
An order having been made by that publication
four successive weeks in Brownows Whg notifying said de
PENDANTS TO appear before said TaZewe the %
Monday OF January next then and there defend said
dsC6-it% T. HODGES Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
CHANCERY CoURT-sEVIERvILLE.

NJ. A. Rawlings, Admir- of the estate Of L. W. Burns
decd, rs. James P. Catlett and others.
II this ordered by the the October
Term 1866 that publication made in BroWnlofs Wig
for four successive weeks notifying all the Of the cs
tate Of L. W Burns deed to appear at the Special Term
Of Chancery SEWER county, held at the
courthouse in Seviere the third Monday March next
and become parties defendant said they will
prived Of the collection Of their said claims
dec6-4t@ NJ p THOMAS c & VI
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Attachment,
II. c. Sharp We. John II. Peck.
nT "TTTHT

II. c. Sharp vs. John II. Peck.
TNHE. PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAV II
the defendant is indebted him absconds or
eoncess himself that the ordinary Of Law cannot
served on him. having obtained original against
he estate of the defendant made retunabe beor Jonathan
Larrance Justice Of the Peace fer Jefferson county Tenn
and the having been levied the defendants property
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear before
lin at his Office in New Market, Jefferson county Tenn
the Sh Day Of December 1865 viii be proceeded with
pare 1t is further ordered that this notice be publish.
ed % Eehts in nroRnnrr,s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
CHANCERY COURT-KNOXVILLE.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS

Rice Chase Co. VS. VIM. Ingles and others.
sE defendants c. OKecf, VIM Ingles and c. W Charl-
ION, 'eng nonresidents Of Tennessee,
supplement NlI: 1t IS ordered that publication
.pr srcce~c weeks in Brownows Wing notifying said
lsudents to app before the Chancery Court knoxville
the third Monday OF tE-Gary next make their defense
the bllor the Will m taken confessed as to them ard
Eet ior hearing partc. \ cory u the order.
pr y. \. bEADERICE. C. 4 u.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

TNHE defendant being nonresident State Of Ten
charged in the bill 1t ordered that publica
On be made for fou- successive weeks Brownows Wing
notifying said respondent appear before the Chancery Co
Knoxville the third Monday Of January next then
there make his defense the BILL the will be
for CePesed and set for hearing Parte copy of III,
order. decl3-it pf5 D. 4. DEADERICK, {. & NJ
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Attachment


Green I Lee Us. J. y. and Avis Gully.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
OF the plaintiff in this cause, the defendants are
indebted 70 him and asCOnd conceal themselves
ordinary cannot be served upon hcn having
attachment against tho estate Of the defendants
made rCtUruabc before Thos c Miller Justice
for Hawkins county, and tssame having been levied
property Ii is ordered by said Justice that defendants
before house in Hawkins county the Goth
January next VIII be proceeded with parte further
ordered that this notice he published for
~ Browulow's Wing.
I.-E-ttnfL TH0N As MILLER
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
CHANCERY COURT-CLINTON.
SALES
Meshack Embrce vs.. Sabert Ritch,

Meshack Embrce VS.. Sabert Ritch, ct al.
accordance with a decree made ir this the No
vembeT Term, 1855, Will sell to tho highest bidder
credit Of months at the courthouse door Clinton
the first Monday in January the following Of land
Six hundred belonging TO Joseph Shoultman situated
in the grand oil BASIN New River in the eth civil district
Of Scott county Tennessee. The flow from this farm
directly the Old Beatty Well which when opened flowed
thousand barrels of oil per day. This farm lies
twenty five miles from said noted WELL
Que hundred acres or less belonging to Nicholas and
Ramsey Patterson situated the 18th district Of Campbell
county Tennessee, the Of the Beach Fork Of New
River, adjoining the lands Of William Ward others.
Two hundred less the property Of SabGU
Rtch, situated in the twelfth district of Anderson county
Tennessee adjoining the lands Of Michael Specs and others
Bond with approved security will be required Of the purcha
and lien retained until the purchase money fully paid
Said lands will he sold without the equity Of redemption
II. WHITCON. c, &
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Elijah Gojn and Martha Coin his wife, William H. Nv
ers, Admir- Of Isabella Lewis, decd r. S Seal and wife
Martha Seal, D. W. Carr and wife Orlena Carr Mary
Coin, widow Of Christopher Coin, decd, and George
W. Lewis, IT., rs. William Lewis George W. Lewis
AMI Samuel Moore, Adm'rs Of Fielding Lewis, deed
the said William Lewis rs Administrator Of said Mary
Lewis, decd the said Mary Moore, Nathan Moore and
wife Francis Moore, Charles Lewis Jesse Lewis Field
inc Lewis, Elijah Harp and wife Elizabeth Harp, Jas
B. Lewis En0ch Simmons and wife Sarah Simmons
and Nathaniel Cole.
TNE defendants, Samuel Moore Mary Moorc Nathan Moore
and wife Francis Moore, Charles Lewis, Jesse Lewis
Fielding Lewis Elijah Harp and Elizabeth Harm James
B Lewis, EnUch simmons and wife Sarah simmons being
residents Of Tennessee shown the bill: ordered
that publication lg made four BrownloF
Wing notifying said defendants appear before the Chancery
Court Al farewell the first Monday Of June then
and there 20 make defense the bill, the will he ia
ken for confessed them, and Tor hearing paTc
copy OF the order dcCI3 It =. \. RODDY. c. ( NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Trgs a Temple VS.. Lyon aud Ramsey, ct al.

i TIIL y. u. IlENNI-
SEY C. Wallace and his wife Susan, j. J. Craig and his
wife Mary, A A Barnes and his wife Louisa, and the said
Barnes Admir- Of Tho c. Lyon dec d, and G. W Lyon
being nonTetdents of Tennessee stated the Amended
Supplemental bill 1t ordered that publication be made
fer four weeks in Brownlow Wing, notifying said
respondents appear before the Chalcey Court Knoxville
third Monday Of January the will be
ken for confessed thsm and set for hearing psre
copy Of the order.
IFS d. A. DEADERICK. c. & VI.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

JOnn " hltSOn vs.. VI. II. Hood and Il. J. JaTnngln
accordance with decree made in this Ire No
i yember Term 1865, will sell at the court house door
Clinton the first Monday Of January 1866 the house and
lot mentioned in the BILL situated in said town Of Clinton and
known the plan Of said lots No. J. and 10 all adj
joining each other fronting Main Street. and adjoining the
property Of complainant and Others which property there
is dwelling house. kitchen, sm0kehOUse and stable in good
repair Said property will be sold credit Of six months
without the equity of redemption taking bond bearing
from date with approved security and retaining lien
upon tho same until the purchase money Is paid
W. II. MHITS0N. G. & VI
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
CHANcRRY Cou2~ KNOXVILLE.

NOTICE TO NCN-RESIDFNTS
Francis T. SURE aud others E MCBorru Tnorey ct al
UHE RESPONDENT J. 2. DOWLIN.
L being n5nresident Of TennesseH 1c Hi
1t iS ordered that publication be nRoc fyr ur
weeks in BTownlows Whig notifying said ponaont T. APP
before the ChanCery Court at Knoxville, b ii
January next then and there defense the b
the same will be taken for confessed him. and for
hearing parte- 4 COPY Of the order.
RS y. A pEADERICk. c. { N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Wm. H. Lee t Co. vs. J. H. Armstrong and others.
THE DEFENDANTS SOLOMON IN

Il UNS and Paul Scherer whose present residence
known stated in the bill 1t is ordered that publication be
made for four weeks in BrownlOw Wing notifying
said respondents to appear before the Chsncsry Court
vile, the third Monday Of January next to
make defense the bill the will be taken FOR confess
ed them and SET FOR hearing parte copy Of the
order. IF D. 4. DEADERICK, {. & Il.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
CHANCERY COURT-MARYVILLE.
ohm P. Bowen, Admir- of Hugh Jones, deed, vs. HI

JUN DUHVnj nun Of Hugh jones', uct q V. Henry
Sesler and Julius C. Fagg.
IT is alleged in this bill that the defendants are no.rsf-
dents OF the state Of Tennessee abcond
themselves that the ordinary process served
them an attachment having been levied upon their individual
lands and town lots in Bount county 1t ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four weeks in Brownlow
Whg notifying said defendants appear at the
said court at haryve, the fourth Monday December
next TO make defense said BILL the viii proceed
cd with eN rarte. W. C. PIOKENS, C. & NJ
Pf5 By L. WEAR, .. c. & VI.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
CHANCERY CoURT-FAzEwELL.

P. F. Mountain Pleasant NJ Hodges Edward Kelley
Louisa Lynch, widow Of Jeptha Lynch deceased Mary
Jane Lynch. John Lynch, Lutilda D. Lynch, and
Sarah 4. N Lynch
He defendants, Pleasant u. Hodges and Edward Kelley
being uuu-redCnts Of the State Of Tennessee as shown
the h- Ii is ordered that publication be made for
weeks in Brownlow Wing notifying aid de-
PENDANTS appear before the Chanccry azewel on
Ag first Monday Of June next then and there TO make
defense the bill viii be taken confessed as
them and - for hearing paTtc. copy order
j. y. R0DDI. c. & N
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

John c. Chiles VS.. Jacob NJ and VIM. Queener.
accordance with decree made in this tho No
vember Term 1855 Will sell TO the highest bidder at the
courthouse Clinton the first Monday Of January,
1866 tho house and lot belong TO the respondents situated
said the northeast fronting the courthouse
formerly occupied by Jacob NJ Queener sadiIer shop
Said property will be sold credit Of months, without
the right of redemption, taking bond bearing interest from
date, retaining lien until the purchase fEly paid
fesG-ft W H WHITSON. Z. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Robert G. Yoakum v.. william R. aib.on. w.lLl..a

Robert 6. Yoakun vs.. William r. Gibson, William J.
Blackburn, Thomas Patterson, P. =. Lanham cpl
Thomas, e. S Gibson and William LanhaH-
IT appearing that the defendanti William r. GtsoL,
i liam 4. Blackburn, Thomas Fukerson ?. L. La-..ui
Joseph Thomas, $ Gibson and William Lanham,
reEdents Of the state Of Tennessee and that attachments
have been Gully levied their property 1t ordered
publication be made for four successive weeks in Browro
Nhg notifying said defendants appear before the Circuit
Court Tazewe, the "a Monday Of January. 1866
make defense to said suit, otherwise Judgment by default
he taken against them.
L IIMnEES chi
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D. A. DEADERICK, c. 4 NJ.
VIM 7. wssbburn VI. Williams & Craig, Extra

Nm. 7. NHtUIuIU q Z
TTIH defendant J. Craig being nonresident OF Ten
nsssse stated in the bill II is ordered publication
made for successive weeks in Brownowz Wing noti-
flying said respondent appear before the Chaucy Court
Knoxville the third Monday OF January next and
there his defense the bill the will taken
for confessed him. and fer hearing pare copy
OF the order.
o. 4. DFApERICk. C.. 4 N
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Attachment.

u.s.. J. I. Pugh ". ". l.. Hutton.
FTliIE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
L says the defendant indebted him. by note now due
and has removed himself from the State that the ordinary
process Of the Law be served upon him. aud haT-
Ing been made defendants therefore ordered
that notice be served upon defendant ny publication for four
weeks in BrownOws Wing the insertion at
least week before the day OF trial citing said William
Hutton appear before McTocr ESQ AZ the court
house in Maryve the 18th Of March 1896 ami answer the
complaint Of plaintiff the viii h. taken confessed
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Sarah Woods vs. Il & v Woods.
NH RESPONDENT HIRAM WOODS

being nonresident Of Tennessee charged the Sup
Elemental and Injunction bill ordered thai
publication be made for four Brownlows
Wing, notifying said respondent appear
Court at Knoxville the third Monday Of January uct:
then and there to make his defense the BILL the viii
be taken for confessed and for hearing parte COPY
Of the order
RI > D. A. DEADERICk, c. q VI.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
H. A. Williams Crisp and Thomas.
yEHE DEFENDANT " Il CPISD

having left the State of Tennessee and gone parts I'M
known charged in the bill It ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in BrOwnlOw Wing
tying said defendants appear before the ChanCery
knoxville on the third Monday Of January next then and
there TO make their defense the BILL the will be
ken for confessed as to en- and set forhear srte-
\ copy Of the order.
pf5 y. A. pEADERICK. C.. Z NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Curtis Eames We. Thomas J. Powell.
INI1E DEPENDENT. BEING A NON

L Resident Of Tennessee stated in the bill or
dered that publication be for four
BroWnows MhIg notifying said defendant to appear before
the Chancery Court at Knoxville, the third Monday
January next then and there mako his defense the BILL
the will be for confessed set for hearing
paTte. \ copy of the order.
dcCf-it pf , DFADFRICE q n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
COVINGTON, KY.
Attachment.


William Mason vs.. Banjamin Lundy.
II this the plaintiff having sued out an attachment
against the defendant for the Ofhee hundred
dollars and which attachment levied on tracts oanI
Claiborne county, belonging 70 the defendant upon
turn Of the same the proceedings postponed by for
months the defendant therefore notified toappear before
me at house IN Claiborne county, the Sth Of January
next TO defend said suit judgment will be rendered therein
It ordered that this be published for four weeks in Brown
lows Wing,
dec6-4ts JACOB MYERS, J. p.
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John S Van Glider Thomas j. Powell and others.
EHE DEFENDANTS THOMAS ]

i POWELL, the Phoenix National Bank, New York, VIM
h sneed and George B. Lamar being
Tennessee, charged in the bill 1t ordered publ
be made weeks BrownOws Wing
notifying said respondents appear before Chancery
Court Knoxville, the third Monday Of January next
then there make defense the bill the will be
confessed Them hearing partc
A copy of the order.
If .. 4. DEAUERICK, G. ( NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

Certificates Of all the articles stating what
have first put into envelopes sealed mp and mixed
and when ordered taken without regard to choice and
by mail thus giving all fair chance On receipt Of the
Certificate you will what you have and then is at
option send dollar and take the article not
One Of these envelopes will be by mail receipt Of p
i've for 81 eleven for 81 thirty for So sixty for $40
and one hundred for SIS.
AGENTS wanted everywhere. Great inducements TO La
dies and Gents such. Fail send for Circular
Witch gives special terms fall list and particulars Address
J. II. WINSL0W 4 CO.,
noy22-3m EOS Broadway, n. Y.
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II. 7. Hawthorn vs.. Wn. A. Blackburn VIM b. ohuu..
kor, Vim Langtal Trouas Henderson. - T. Lang.
h7m, Wm. Bprchsgli, H. 3. Land = .Eat7> Cau.be
Reuben NcKubaE. y Dr. LauG, ". iT. g .ayr. Eurg-
Moore, s c. Mitchell, Isaac Walker, VI %. Parha7,
Peter Flrkcy Tloioas Campbell and Th iyul- OIL.
II t.;e r!r.1tf GU, an attachal-l ia-t
ID. defendant f~ damages, Iruable rr "-rr,.t
Court Of Claiborne uny An order having hs
;h-i puhi,tf4 made Cor -four successive ahs T.
BrownCv5 Wig. notifying said dCfenQaQts apTaar
said court 4: Tazewel, the ID Mcnday Of JaUnr next
then and there to defend said suit.
h. HODGES .i-..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

FuTnoy Jones vs. William LalghaIn r. /. Llnglar-,
Thomas Henderson, James Mel, William burcLheil,
Charles Kelley, Josiah Cole, Campbell U.v--aD, 'ct
fersOn Bishop, William B. Shumase~, IN Land. u
B Land, William H Fulke-sol, Eol' on M.K.phal,
NJ. Sparkey, c. 7. Rice, VIM P2rhav. .e.yr rgr-av
Elisha Bishop, George McNiei S G. b...e-eII, Ja-cr "a
Percded, Vim. a. Blackburn, u,-bv E-gi e. 81,
John 4. Blackburn, Enoch Moore, Arch TIp-rr-
Wesley DodsOn, Thomas Hayes Wyi-y ..wc ,li
Russell Bruding.
this the plaRtiG sued out attachment again
the defendants, for damages il which 10 C''u thirty
thousand dollars FOR tTeSpass with ioTes
the Circuit Court of Claiborne r'vsa
mado by that publication DC 7g. ~ tr -"o~ s,e
weeks in BTOwnlOw Wing, notifying >i 'a 0ts
pear before said court Tazcwe! -its 'r.ua
~ next, then and there to dc"E'l So ..-
L. u.I.r- Oh
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NEW YORK.
81 Co.

j. H. Winslow 81 Co.
tRsrA1lisHID 1921
100000 Watches, Chains, Silver Articles. &c.
WORTH @6OO,OOO,!
TO BIZ SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITHOUT RE
GARD TO VALUEl
Asd H' .. pad N ssEl yOs tHsss hsl gos s,f
A sPLENpID LIST OF ARTICLEE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
CIRCUIT COURT

J. j. Mays Martin Bursnfcld, James Mel, Georg,
Brooks, Josiah Cole, p L. Langham, William Burcb
field and William Langham
IN this the plaintiff sued mt IN attachment
against the defendants or dam agss oT the of
hundred and fifty dollars reaInabe TO the Circuit Court
Claiborne county: An order is"lu maie by that
publication be made fo 'or weeks Browulow
Whig modifying said defend PIP before said
at TaIeve, the FL MondeF oiJ?1u8rv and tier
10 defend said sat. T.. HODGES, Clerk.
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Highly Gratifying and Important Intel
IIgence for the TraEeling Public.

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD CO..
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
IvrChhur- Va Oct lSET
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December Rules, 1865.
NOTICE.
10 The CREDITORS OLE DANIEI d

4 . - OItl1IILL OItIJ Ut J-A-NII-L y.
FOUTE, deceased: You hereby notified that the
Oyency OF the estate Of the said FOute has been duly
ted, and the administrators have filed in this in
solvent bill 1t therefore ordered by the Clerk Master
his rules that the creditors said file their claims
duly authenticated in this before the first Monday
Of June next. ", c. PICRENS, c. & NJ
doc6-it pf5 By L. WEAR, \. G.. & II
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"a CEANCE TO GREhIN any OF TIKI
ssB0VE AR EICLES fCr Oh T. DOLLAR bE
PURCHASING 4 SEALED ENVELOPE FOR
< Cents
- Five Sealed Envelopes viii De sent or ST. Elevsl 0r
81 thirty for S. S.Xty-hye for 80 One Hundreg fr SIS
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
patrons desired to send United States money when
70 = convenient Long letters unnecessary.
Orders SEALED ENVELOPES must In every C. Jr ac-
soupaIied by the CAsH with the OF the prson
Tow, COGDy STATE plainly written. j. slCl
dressed = shC Managers as follows:
GOODWIN. HUNT IS, CO,
Boz sos Post 0f7ce, New YORK.
lov22-Cm~
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
INDICATED VAPOR BATHS,
he Prompt Thorough an Radical 0 a rms
Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Syphilis

DR. il RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
e nganr
y @ instances fhv
1
having Te lar ss tpkym ~ yd ian % local dfe ,maybe dla o
zee ChH s 81 yc
p OF d n he Nerves
eTenue PouOh
T.
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/ this plaintiff OIL au aj.s h-eui against
i the defendants, for damages for .ecpass tat
u,Bsble the Circuit Court CsituT-.
having been made by tina pubic
successive weeks in Brownow' Whig notifying sai DOZEN
appear before said court farewell q Nn-
lay Of January next then and there e u ud i sit.
p HODGES. II.rr
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each,

Without regard 70 raFus not to be patdor until you
kuoI0 iCHOt you tCiH receire. FACE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-19

Another touching incident occurred, be-
lieve the same week. woman in a faded
shawl and hood, somewhat advanced in life,
at length was admitted, in her turn, to tn e
President. Her husband and three sons all
she had in the world, enlisted. Her hus ba nd
had been killed, and sbe come to ask the
President to release to her the oldest SON
Being satisfied Of the truthfulness Of her story
he said, /" Certainly, if her prop was taken
away she was justly entitled to one Of her
boys" He Immediately wrote an order for
tue discharge of the young man. The poor
woman thanked him very gratefully, and went
away. On reaching the army she found that
this son had been in recent engagement,
was wounded, and taken to "a hospital. She
found the hospital, but the boy was dead, or
died while she was there. The surgeon in
charge made a memorandum Of the facts upon
the back Of the Presidents order. and almost
broken hearted, the poor woman found her
way again into his presence. He was much
affected by her presence and story, and said
" | know what you wish me to do now, and
shall do it without your asking, ] shall re-
lease to you your second SON" Upon this,
he took up his pen and commenced writing
the order. While he was writing the poor
woman stood by his side, the tears running
down her face, and passed her hand softly
over his head, stroking his rough hair, as
have seen a fond mother do to son. BY the
time he had finished writing his own heart
aud eyes were full He handed her the pa
per, Nov" said he you have one and
one Of the other two left ; that is no more
than right" She took the paper, and rever-
emily placing her hand again upon his head.
said, The Lord bless you, Mr.. President
Msy you live thousand years, and may you
always be the head Of this great nation
could multiply these instances--for they
we're OF constant occurrence-but my limits
warn me to close. No more sincere tears
have fallen during the past week than those
shed by the humble and obscure in every
part Of the country who had been in various
ways in contact with that great heart And
many poor boy, led into error if not crime,
but pardoned IN his great compassion, feels
to-day that in his death he has lost more than
father. surely "THR MEMORY OF THE
Just Is BLESSED "-Independent.