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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08
THE ILIAD OF HOMER, RENDERED INTO ENGLIsI
BLANK VERSE. By EDWARD LAKL OF DEHB,

THE ILIAD OF HOMER, RENDERED INTO ENGLISH
BLANK VERSE. BY EDWARD LARL or DERBY
2 vols. 8vo. Chsres Scribner Co.
The earliest English translation Of Homer was
by the quaint old English poet George Chapman,
which was published at intervals between the years
1893 and 1903. This has always been favorite,
especially with poets and has not lost its popularity
with curious readers TO the present day. Without
strict adherence TO the letter Of the original, its
language is bold and animated filled with fiery
spirit, and Astounding with vigorous and impressive
imagery. AT later date, the Had and Odyssey
were both translated by the famous philosopher of
Mamesbury, Thomas Hobbies, who loved to begulc
the drvness of abstract speculation by occasional
excursions in the field of poetry. His version was
nnblished in 1851 and passed through three edl-
tons in less than ten years, although it is now
scarcely known except to a few Jealous lovers OF
ANTIQUARIAN studies BY far the most popular trans
lation of Homer is that of Pope, although ITS
elaborate artificial diction, pcrpetually injected
with "glittering gcneraties" and supcriluous cpl
thets. CONVEYS but faint idea of the pregnant
breyity and simple grandeur of the original. This
was published in I7I5-l6, and has since main
tanned its place standard work III English
literature, in spite Of DR.. Bentleys compliment to
the anthor, at is pretty poem, Mr.. Pope; but
you must not call 1T Homer" Cowpers translation
in blank verse, published in 1871, Is work OF mas
tery strength, rugged to fault il expression, but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08
Receipts Of Produce.

JUNE 7.--i2494 bbls Flour. $50 bbls. Whisky. 20
bbls Corn Meal. 1894 bush. Wheat, 800 bush Corn.
ls pkgs. Ashes 1884 pkgs Oil Cake. $50 pkgs. Pro-
visions, 2 1862 pkgs Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

Las; week. 3ais ira 1900 isce
One year ago June y. Il 03l 2S7 8R 80 LUo
Paicxs-Be-f per 100 ~ weisht Of hide, tai
meat Extra Sl4d n3O; inst quality, Sl3 0d ~;
second quality $lla&l3; third quality, $tlgl2; few
choice single pss tl473; some Of the poorest Bulls scs
Sl0a Sll.
Woykins Oren none. -
Cous and Young CaIres-Fair quality. e2sd so Ezr&
e73d 100; Farrow and Dry. S2S0 so.
Sseey-Per TO-. live weight 609sc.
Fat Hogs-Per NJ l0d0tc, live weight ShoteS wholesale
lIdilic. retail. l2al1c. Pigs, z2d2Sc. per n.
Zeal CdIres- $6dfl0.
Naturalization. sdSc- Y 10 Country lots, e05c-
Tdllor-6d8c. y b. -
Psits-$l 5Ja ~ IS each: country lots, ISc dSl oo5
Sheared. 25c .
RExARxs-The number Of cattle about 100 less than last
week the quality of the Western stock 10 coed 81 the
New England and the weather reminds one Of ov~ieoat
All this higher prices but think that the expression
prices very firm perhaps, nth cooked upward,
will give truthful representation of the state Of the Iee
this week Most OF the Western steers were sold AZ
l5c per No. 20 per Of 1--we weight An Inferior ios
OF IS bead sold FOX i!dic on 10 per CENT Of I've
weight.
Good sheep are much this week and prices are
about IT, n higher. while poorer qualities sell Just ahoas
they did week Ego. Northern sheep generally at
y TO- The demand for veal calves much better IMAM W.
a eV wee AS sin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

The Life, Speeches, and Serriees Of Andrer
johnson. published by T. b. Peterson Brothers in
Philadelphia contains complete history Of the public
career of the President with variety OF interesting
details concerning his private life. 1t comprises also
hs speeches on the Rebellion aud his acts and procla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08
Bsston Live Stock Market.

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND xEDFORn
Rrpo,tsd for THE TRIBUNE the sndtAo WedSssdoS
June 7. 1865.
Amount of stock at market:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

A new edition of Sketches Of The Var, by
CHARLES &. Norr is published by A. ID. +. Randolph
for the exclusive benefit Of disabled soldiers in the
pcctaion Of opening for them profitable field Of EN-
poymcnt. The volume originally written In the
form Of letters to the pupils Of of the public schools
in this city. but the spirited and attractive character OF
its contents as well the fidelity Of its descriptions,
have recommended il to far wider circle of readers.
and given 1t an extensive popularity The new edition
will be eagerly welcomed both for it's own merits and
the bcne VIOLENT purpose TO which 1t is devoted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

My iaIher ald brothers were pro-slayery
men, and b4onged to the law and order
party"
Mrs, DoyD wrote letter to Brown dur
ing his Imprisonment, showing that she
stlil REGARDED him as the murderer Of her
husband ami children
CHATTAbooA, Tennessee, Nov. %. 1879.
John Brown. sir.-AitLough vengeance is not
mine, conffs that do feel Cratifcd to hear,
that you werqStopped in your Gcndish career at
harpers Fery with tho loss of your two sons.
You can nogPppreciatc my distress in Kansas
When you ihsn aud there entered my house at
mldnlSht, qAd eIcsted my husband and TWO boys
aud tookrfaem os. o. the yard, and in cold blood
shoJ them dead in my hearing. You cannot say
you done 1t ttO'trcc our slaves we had none, aud
no Ner eNpectsd to own ono; hut has only made
me poor discousolate widow with helpless
children. While | feel for your folly, do hope
and trust you viii meet your just reward. On
how 1t panied my leart to bear tho dying groans
OF my husband undchlldrCn. If this scru8 gives
you any consolation you are welcome to it,
MAHALA DOYLE.
n. B. My son, John Doyle, whose lie beg
Sed O! you, is now grown up, aui is very desir-
GUS to be Mt CAari,stogn on the i.y Of your exc
cution; would certainly lc tharo if his means
would permit it, that he might adjust the rope
around yourneck, f Governor Wise would permit.
NJ. j.
To JOHy BRowy, CoDmoudsr of Hcurmyut Har-
psr's Ferry, Cirrisrtoa, J.y.rs,u count IIr-
yi'dr Cure ct Joilor Clo,isf'gn.
Now, how dols the facts stand? What
becomes OF theapJ.oEy, what Otcomas Of
the excuse They say that old Brown is
not identified as tie nan who led the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
r pEILAE JELECTLCM,
Saturday July 3, 1865
NTATE SENAINR

WE are authorized to announce the name of
WILLIAM A. WALLACE, Esq, as a candidate for
the Office Of state Senator, subject to the action
Of the Democrats Of Clcarheld county at the sp.
proachiug primary election, aud to the decision
OF the District Convention. june ! ,'6j.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
STATE LEGISLATTRE-

We are authorized to announce the name Of
Or. I. JEFFERSON BOYER, of Brady township,
as a candidate for Assembly, subject to the ac.
ton Of the Democratic party, at the ensuing pri,
mary election, and also to tn. decision Of the
District Convention. june ll,'6j.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
REGISTER & RECORDER.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
ISAIAH g. BARGER, of Bradford township, as a
candidate for the Office of Register & Recorder,
de-, subject to the action Of the Democratic par
ty at the ensuing primary election.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
CoIrNTy SURVEYOR

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL F
McCLosKEY, of Pike township, as candidate fol
the office Of County Surveyor, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party at the approaching
Primary Election, jue Z, 'G5.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
COUNTY AUDITOR

We are authorized to announce Levi F. Irwin
Of Lawrence township, as a candidate for the Of.
tce of County Auditor, subject to the action of
the Democratic party at the ensuing primary ell
seton. june 10th, 1855.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

We are authorized to announce tho name Of
AARON c. TATE, Of Lawrence township, as a can
didae for Prothono,ary, &c, suA iect to the dec-
sion Of the Democratic party at the ensuing
primary election. june I'65-ld.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
Jefferson Davis,
From the New York World |

NJ D,ri- 90 ua I.orp tLrou,h eor,;-
,,g',;al ,n,nr,s i.,,MijIy ,y,n;n., bo,h -,
,j,,.in,i Irar,,,I, .'n,I ,,r,I f,,Sn .,tLai
t",ollos f,nJ s,,,n .c,rr.l, las I'm, ,y..r.
,;on a,d os - ,Lir,s y,,SnYt ~ woyIl
s,ar,, ' ,.' W.. h,. Lscn,,s If ,nt ,r.
J.aI ,oc,,Io.5 V,,y If ,be c,y,rnna,t
,s'' -,a' ,, ,g' -, kf, n'ris ,.> ~, ,'
".I VS. o'G ~ D''u,,"' r,l;oa,, w @ f,.
,,, t"uv,ou "f''IV VS. Iyio ;" ,i.amor. snL
,nrno.o 'I",,,.o Lo ,ron,,im'.5 ,,G md ls, 6"yi,
..'' ,'.I s.,'I,, ,,,. ,,',, ,,.,
,bo u.s., so",.. 1 Si.ci,rinc mi ,ir;yoIion anj ,o,.
r ,"re a. nr,clired at he rri.on.nens q,
AnIsrs5ryiIIe. Llt If he is a prI.oner of
r,r o.. r. yon n 20 r,nri.ns sin,ly n,s.
oner If .,,gc. tSrn ,c.o,d TO linn the
,riyiloces and comla,,. ,onven,ioraIly nI
i1,goJ 5o sncb in countries ,rply civilized
(, sonc rnar can an urcterd that the sare
Eeerinc Of ,he ncT,on or the tIwartina
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
"MAUALA Il DOYLE.
"Witness: =. J, GoFoRrH."

STATE or MISSOURI, Jackson c0uaN SIS.
On the l7th day Of June, A D. 1856.
personally appeared before me, the sub
scrber, justice Of the peace in and for
the county and State aforesaid, Mahala
Doyle, whose name appears to the above
and fOl egoing statement, and max S oath
acc)ring to law, that the above and toGgo-
ing statement is true as therein set
forth.
Given under my hand and seal the day
aud year above written.
THOMAS J. GOFORTH.
seal. Justice ofHe peace.
John Doyle confirms the testimony
Of bis mother generally, and will only
give a short portion ol his testimony
al found my father and brother w William
lying dead about two hundred yards from
the house. saw my brother lying dead
on the ground, about one hundred and
fifty yards from the house, IN the grass
near a rayine His fingers were cut off
His head was cut open. There was a
hole in his breast. Williams head was cut
open, and hole was in his side, Ny
father was shot in the forehead and stab
bed IN the brelst. | have talked often
with nortnern men in the Territory. and
these men talk exactly like eastern men
talk-that is, their language and pronun-
cation were similar to those eastern and
northern men with whom we have talked.
An old man commanded the party. He
was dark Completed, and his face was
slim. We bad lighted the candle, and
about eight of them entered the house.
] here were some outside. The complex
ion of most of those eight whom | saw in
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

EIy- Boston has the largest organ in the
county, and boasts much of it. New
York cannot endure any body's SUPERIOR
ty, and hence New York IS talkmg Of hay
ing bigger organ than Boston
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
PROTNONOTARY. Ia.

We are authorized to announce DAVID F.
ErzwElLER, o: Clearhvld borough, as O candidate
fer the Office Of Pruthonotary, Go, suhjsct to
the decision Of the Democratic party at the mp.
preaching Primary Election. jug = '65
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
COUNTY TREASURER.

To TEE DEMOCRATS or CLEARFlGLD COUNTY:
Feilgr-- Citizens II hereby offer myself TO your
consideration as candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer. subject to your decision at
the approaching Primary Election.
jue 7, 1855. ID. W. Moore.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
CnTNTY rOMMISSION ERS.

VIZ are authorized to announce CHAR Is :.
WoRRALL, Of Chest township, as cln lidat1 for
the Office of County Commissioner, subject to the
action of the Democratic party at the approach
Ing Primary Election. juc 10, Go-Pd'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

We are authorized to announce ABRAHAM
BLoow SEN, Of Pike township, as candidate
for the Office Of County Commissioner, subject to
the action Of the Democratic party at the ensue-
ing primary election.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

We are authorized to announce the namc Of
JoHN MILLER, Of Boggs township, as candidate
for the Office Of County Treasurer, SUBJECT to the
decision Of the Democratic party at the ensuing
primary election june IA, %.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

We arc authorized to announce ANGUS NJ Gill,
Of Bradford township, as a candidate for the Of
flee Of County Commissioner, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party at the approaching
primary election. june ~, 1863.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

We are authorised to announce SAMUEL SHoFF,
of Beccaria township, as a candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic party al the ensuoing primary election.
june 10th, 1865.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

VIZ arc auth orized to announce the namo Of
ARCHIBALD II. SHAW, of Lawrence township, as q
candidate for the Office Of County Treasurer sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic party at
ensuing primary election. juno IL, 80.
WE are authorized to announce JACoB kUSTz,
of Brady township as a candidate for the Office
Of County Treasurer. subject to the action Of the
Democratic party At the approaching primary cl-
ecdon. june lJth, 1865.
We arr authorized to nnnoute WV. I. GILBERT
OF Bell township, as c0niilote for the office Of
County Treasurer, subject to tho action Of the
Democratic party at the ensuing primary eloc-
zion. june ~, 1865.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

Ba"A RUMoR has been current in
Franklin Ky, for several days, that 4
largo pond included in the grounds of
Camp Nelson was drained last week,
and nealy one hundred dead bodies CT
inGtnt children-tho ofsprings of ne
grSes-woro found in the miro at the
bottom.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

We are Authorized to announce the name Of
Wv K. WRGLry, of Bradford township. as can
ddate for the Office Of County Treasurer, subject
to the action of the Democratic party Of Cleur-
field county, at the ensuing primary eIe,tion.
june N,,05.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
SPEECH OF ANDREW JOHNSON
OF TENNESSEE.

OF TENNESSEE,
In TIC United States Senate, Dee. l2, 1852 on
#e resolution asking for the appointment Of
a committee 10 Investigate Me facts attending
D.e attack upon Hape,'s Ferry, in the fall
q 1859 commonly knO,oa as the "JouN
BRowN RAID"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

The honorable Senator from Wisconsin,
. Mr.. Dooliule and confess that am
surprised at hm-aiter condemning the
abstract oflenses of murder and treason in
old John Brown, went on to state:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28
THE REPUBLICAN,.
TEDNEsDAY, ,:::::::::::::::::;:::;;::June 2S, 1865
ates of Subscription, Advertising and
Jobbing.

9 no "uu't T'I'S 20 WHY 70 nc pFt8eNI VOC
tnIess paid for at or before JoR'ry court, 1868.
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Q 0 SMITH. cav
w.rhan na.ls,. 81, q -. .. JaIass IlFoek.

wsrhan Easlsy, Jr, ct sis, Va. james Broek.
FHR dsfsndant james Brock being pos-fesi-
e,at Of shls ssase Of - sbsconds thai the ordinary
procena cannot be served upon him, as ehkrged IN
lie bill Il h ordered ths. publication b made for
fonr successive wcefs IN BFownlows " BIG, nosifys
ing said defendant % appear before TIE ChancuFy
Ocart at Rssiedgs ca the "a Monday q june, 1859,
chen and there 10 make bis defense 70 the bill OF the
same viii be taken for confessed and 81 Cor bearing
sx psrte.
myi1.4wpis 9. G. SMITH, G. d ii.
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cHANcERY COURT sEvIERvILLE.

". u. MasYhy ". JosOph Bailey, BFadferd }a0ies
VI Heusiey aud Jsseph Hoasisy.
TN fHIs gAUsE II APPEALING FROM Ths
sossplalaaHts kIl whieA s. g, thAt the dsisn
aanss Joseph Bailey and Joseph Hoaslsy, Afs RSH Fss
aenIs ef ths ssts - that he ordinary process q Law
saaaot - egsea up5a them u q 0fdsFed thst Pabiica
tloa BE- aas fsy sour successive seeks In Brssnlqss
Whgg notifying said defendants e apEaar bsssrs he
oAasspry t5ss q ssvierSh 10 ta 1endsx x July
fssa y So tsiF 1sssnss e. tbs kHtVf IS tAzs win Is
aaksa 5F easfsassd ~ hssa sHA fas kusKax sx
pAFts. Dyl7-iH B. LANN1Na, Q. An.
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COUNTY COURT BLouNP COUNT

HAIbA, Adasr Z -i.Nra der - --1
,-4.-.l Nv shs CauG. .h.,s a0tics 5s 5''9' 4
R-,yeS},1g'. Whig Tor four excessive Nses.1 +
dem IL A . las, A1l8iHissEas0r e. 49, (.
:, 49, b,f,rs The undersigned q BIS a1 -,
HsIygilIs On the "a day 81 Jaly RsS., saa :. -.
sTiih hltsa all Necessary papers feesaF -. "a,
e n orlsF sAat settlement II assld IS.
10 made according - hsN, snd tAis De wi. 90 =. 8
andsT tbs lAwgsl PsaAlEy. Wiiness ~ -a 49,
- s. Nsrvyitle 81 Tvs MOnsag @ 9 Ma. 49,
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roURT-KYOX~ COUNTY

lance Resers GzAFliaa. -. Jglis 5 / H1lsz. -.'
gAins T. Hodge, e. T. UrEyr. s :. k5ise ,i---
y. Ho8sr, Ale4 aEtsr Il. Il sass sad tSaaSis y b =
JAMES \. RODGERS. daaoIiAn a.a-lsa a y.
Sb irs slsi As petition n rs c2aBty CsE-' F -
souBsy praying saii Court g. PsEzgs, BIZ G sss r
said GsaFjiaAsAip Tbs Cour' .Aesci3rc ar'ss Us.
kSafi5s bs asala Sc fuaE successive sscEs b.
WhIg notifyia2 said parks 90 8pFes- a. .57 go
Hogss n KaoxYfIls, So be L.. Noaazy Jas -a'-
sAoN caaso, n as ,hey have why tAll rs..s'a So
nst De yyAate3, " ?, : b !. -
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800 -. . .. q -. -

T9k0A the allsxstiaas q tbs s..I SHEA .-. 49,.
II appears tAai tbs dstsads-t s a zs----,.ss-l ~ =
a3sssuls tBai tie 0rfiasFy pgJcsss served -
bin II is ordered TIA, puhcsfi1- b. -aaa sr -.- e.
-sssiFe Rssks ln BFoBEiow's Bhg, soafgag sa.l 10.
DAFT - appear before tbs ChsncsFy Csar ba5i-r.
% TIE ID Monaty o. Ju8s nsSi. rbsE sga .sars a.
,lafssss sbs bal sbs Esne Hill as isksE foF -s
asd sal or hearing Fsrts
20 WI GAeHSAlEF a.
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ATTACHMENT.


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rseiasrs 81 this Etaia g. - 4lns4 taes re sfuss
es s,sssess es5lhot la sIs "a apsn klu Is ehafgsd
n &c k,lis Il Iselsfe4 thaa pahlitktisa he made
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ssura A R,ltleaes on the 81 MuaAy u 5ntes ISIS.
thsn sl,i there q h.ake Ms deaas q lbe bib q the
sai wiii 81 lshaa Der confessed aea oct tnr soaring
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gehh A. Llfs v. L. Esnaay, Jsa d. RshkiB. q al
TNIoA he allegations Of ths bil salsh srs TO-
that ths sssFoaaentz, Nsasy sifd Hsakiu have gone
osyond tie limits Of this State or abze6hd that the
ordinary PToeses sahBsf - SERVED upon thsm tbet Ed
sio g. fssss ssa 0bi0n Parker srs eirsns d The
e MaFyiand sad A. Bradley i a ciiffea Of Psansyvs
ola. and pays Co. 0tisshs Of Ohio II IL ordered
lkst Fakeasen be made for four saecsssiys Wssks IN
BruHpieWt Hhig n0tifyiag ssj asfsnasats 4, spear
before the cbaHSsFy Court as baaEidge he - Mon
day II jess HAEt, issa and there ks dsfsna 10 tie
sia The viii bo sks8 for esassssd and set for
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AmnAruNIENI

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- asid sAss % " - IOHN A u 2NE 8. d.
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CHAEcERY COURT BaEnUrn..

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T1fON the sllssas = Gs sHj. as.-s .-.
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- shssoHd 'a& Sc 3ffiiHEy graeesz -..-.
upsa tasm u y affsfef ihst p5b'i4- i-. =
fgss sscssssivs Tesks n Hrovpigvs Waig r.sf,.-.
defendant b sYyssT before tbs Clsa-sFs r.--s q
bridge qh he 81 Mas3aytf JsEz usxt, ls-s nd -. -
make asfsBss - Ne ssli. ~ tas ssU- VII. go.
confessed sh6 - o a1ay'us e. Fayis
pfs w GALBskf7g g.
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CHANCMRY COURT-MAYTAnnYrrIr
J1EH CAeslcy q. lllItn Hlrsf

ENRoA the allegations Of the bin, which are
j sgeFg 10, 1t appears that the dsfeadAnt Allen
Hurst Ia nonresident or 80 sbsconds that the or.
DIARY process cannot be served Hpon him Il IL or
Ssaks IN AFosRlow's Wing, notifying sid assena.
ans " appear before the Chansary Goart Sc MAJ
nnrdyilis on Friday aftsF the 3D. Moeday df Juns
naxi thsh aud lheFs 10 make defense @ ssd bill OF
the same Will bs taken for confessed and sci for
Tor hearing e1 parts.
myt7.4spf5t A. MePHERTERg. q. A A.
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VA. GALBR4ITIL AN

oseFges 5. Eskiss AdAT, David r. sA4 g.f A. Helm
Roa tbs aisgStissa % tAs bill wbish are sworn TO-
~ = appsaFs that The dsfssaBtz ere nqs residents or
- sbeand tha the ordinary process saabos Be served on
theD Il - ordered that Pabssti0n BE nsls for four
eueesssise weeks u BrowHisSs Wing bstiyng sa4 As
aadaAs "a appear before tks chanessy Court a Dan
bridge As ID Mos4ay Of june asNs then Aad fhsrs
maks defense % The bill. The viii - sxksn for
sssfssssi ssa ssi for htaFing en- parts
Pc WM. GALBRATTH, g an
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.PTyr Fsrtias Is. Georgs Gi5soa, e d..

TT appearing from the bin hled In tAis case that
Il the asfendant, George Gibson, Is q nonresident
Of this State Il Is ordered that publication DO made
Cor fsur successive weeks in Br6wnlows Wing no
ying said defendant % appear before the Chaneefy
Juno hext, and defend said bin or the same win be
taken fcf confessed and set fer hearing ex parte
PTS r. II. BRATcHER, CAM
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pieks AicsAndcr rs. Jaalos n. shannon.

THE defendant, J. II. Shannon, having ahsSondeds
And lea The State charged II the bill II il Sr-
diesel that publication Be made f0r four successive
weeks ia Brownl0ws Wing notifying said defend
ant 10 appear before the Chsncefy Court st Rat
there 70 make hIs defsass 70 the bill ~ the same
VII be taken tor confessed and SCI for hearing ex
pGTts.
q q SMITH, a. n ~