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BANK STATEMENTS.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
VI CONDITION OF "THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK OF NORFOLK, STATE OF VIRGINIA, on the
morning of the first Monday Of October, 1883: -
Organized May 22d, 1861
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REPORT OF THE
w CONDITION OF "TIlE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF NORFOLK. in the city of Norfolk, in the State of
Virginia, the morning OF the first Monday ,f October
1868;
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Tribute of Regpect.

Think the past my mind often recalled the hour Of
trouble when friends dear had take the parting hand
because they loved the Union For the good and satisfaction
the friends OF ALEXANDER C. ANDES Of SEWER county
propose republisnga piece which published in the
Western Advocate in May 1853 by Charles Lozr
ing bi. death lie died city hospital in Nurfesbcro
Tenn In speaking Of him, he says: Another case excited
nv sympathy. that Of Alexander c. Ande7 Of Co
NJ I'd Tenn Cav. found him quite feeble and conscious he
must soon die He refugee from county, Tenn,
had left his home early the fall winter Of g. because
he the Unon He told Of his old father and mother
and wife and little children had be left behind and
seldom hsd heard from each other their parting You
would have cried have heard his story did He told ne
Of his little babes and the evening h. - them with
the hendsh guerras h track and Of his sweet little
bsbe that go longed after him Mary, than whom there
better wife He told h could not hear from
them but he knew the mother and wife all prayed
for him. and they would know he dead and they
would keep praying for him Said he if the way ever gets
open that you write my family will you please write
and tell them s love them and ha' not afraid 10 die
promised would left him. To-day went 10 the
and empty. To-day b. sleeps tho SAVIOR
breast faithful christian free How
pleasing and pleasant between h7 former and
present hce the wicked from trouble, and there
the L, stop think how much
more Of patriotism grace than many possess did
require ndure what this martyr did for the Union and
70 die as he d-l Signed JoHN Il. LozIrH, Chaplain.
This piece WI tcu Just hi dath by the Chaplain,
who visited him during HI affection He died at Nurfrses-
boro', Tenn, 1865.
could 80 many things he said and done il IT,
was necessary but deem unnecessary He Is gone, 10"
him sleep the Saviors breast and viii meet again
Also JAMES II. ANDES, his elder brother, his remains
tomb, the old city graveyard in aIuTiree
hcro, Tenn. He belonged Co X q Tenn Cav. lie was
youngest brother Of five Who Joined the Federal lan
Fled from county the fall Of c. He in e bat
To Of Stone River after tho taking OF Murfrossb9ro vas
slain by Typhoid fever leaving his aged parent 10 mourn his
loss stood by his bedside, l him close his eyes IN
DEATH bid hz final adieu this world Of trouble and
Hi. dying words Met in Heaven Then
James closcd:h eyes and He j, gone AMI we
too follow On.
Also, STEWART D. ANDES COUSIN 20 the former broth
formerly Of Co h, ID Tom Cav died sboro
Tenn February eth, 1863 He the only Of very
aged widow Of SEWER county, Tenn During the great crisis
rebellion, tho sake Of Union love OF his country,
he left here in October, g, and made his way TO the Star
sPanSed Banner the nag CT his country and shortly after he
was called of by the kind hand oc God. He said he
would rather live he if it Gods VIII and ve
with hi mother, but h. afraid die, and
ready die All Nr funerals will be preached Shiloh
the l5th Of October 1856, by Parsons and Wynn
ever,
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Proclamation BY the Governor.
II Y . VI y Y It-DLLT
EXECUTIVE DEPARTTET.

NfNfIF IL!.F|, IVIIIl.' 9tI'I' -ItII, IcNJ- :
WHLEEAS vacancy has occurred in The General As
semby of the State of Tennessee by the resignation Of
the Hon. James II. Randolph Senator from the Third
Senatorial Ditrict composed Of the counties of Greene
Cooke, Sewer and BlOunt
I, William G. Brownow, Governor of the state OF Ten
nessee do hereby command the Shcrfs of said counties
Of Greene Cooke Sewer and Blount to open and hold
election at all the places Of voting in said county on
Saturday the 3lt day Of October 1865, to I'LL said
cancy and that they make Of the result
ding TO law.
*eooooso- In testimony whereof have hcreunto sub
9=S59 scribcd my name, and caused the Great Seal
99zz99 Of the State Of Tennessee TO be affixed At
s*00o0oo* the Department in Nashville this 10th day
Of September, 1865. W. c. BROWNLOW.
4. J. FLETCHER, Seety Of State. oct4-tde
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Proceedings Of the supreme Court

sHAcKLrroED, MIItIeAS AND HAWKINS PRESIDING.
Knoxville, Sept. Gath, 1885.
J. C. Witt vs.. g. S. Ellis, ct ais.
cHANcERY CAUSE-From Jefferson county.
James P. Swan for eomplainants.
Mcfarland, for defendants.
MIlIegan Judge-delivered the opinion Of the court.
Ibe questions in this arise the pleadings A
OIL Tas filed August, 1859, in Chancery Dandrdgs,
ana afterwards the arbitrated. and in Deem
Der 1889, the award made the decree Of the court
An Amended and Supplemental Bill fled-on special
amdavIt-Uhich demurrer also dismissed, and the
decree confirming to award which had been suspended
revived aud affirmed from which the complainant sp-
peaied in error 10 this court.
The Chancellor think, erred in ruling the de-
murrer But under the provisions Of the 431sth Section
OF the Code plea wholly unnecessary. The second
cause Of demurrer We do think well taken-pleas in
abatement, bar &C. to be strictly construed From
the date Of the appeal TO the time it remanded the
cause was not in the Chaneery Court and we think there
was no unnecessary delay in fling the plea But not
wthstanding the Of the Chancellor do feel
authorized to his decree II is merely technical
and does 90 the merits Of the cause and under the
1901 Of the Code cannot Sc. aside the decree Of
The Chancellor We therefore affirm the Chanceors de-
decree.
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Ed. H. West vs.. William Tyler.
September Path. 1865.

September 26th, 1865.
L. A. Garrett Adz'r, Sc, ~ Z. ". Grove, ct al Bill
and john V. Brewster vs.. l.. \. Garrett Admir-.
James 7. ShiedE, for compliments
Horace Maynard, for defendants
Shackleforl J1dge-deyered the opinion Of the court
In this satisfied the g 500, which
executed under mistaken view Of defendant, Brew
stcr liability and there purchase of the land by
Brewster The note Of So 500 will be cancelled, Brew
er having entered the lands the request Of the in
estate Grove is entitled the whole of the permanent
Improvements made by him on the lands; chargeable
with reasonable rents Brewster is entitled recover the
value Of the Piano. it having been returned his wife
The other articles claimed not being delivered and the in
teState, the Administrator being under legal obi
CATION to deliver them the defendant Brewster not
titled TO them The decree of the Chancellor will
be affirmed, and the remanded to the Chancery
Court for proper accounts.
James C. Hodges and VIM. Brazelton Jr. vs James C.
Bradford, Theo. l. Bradford and James Mitchell.
LAW chUsE-From jefferson county.
James T. Swan, for plaintiffs in error
jane f. Cooke, for defendants in error.
Nilcgau, Judgc-dslivered the option of the court
IN this case the Circuit Judge charged the jury, that
under the plea Of nil debit the law exists in Tennessee
the defendants could not rely any defects in want
Of notice Of protest He avail himself Of such de-
fence by special plea notice. In this there is no error
II would not he at common law, bur the Code has
changed, whether for good evil do pretend
say. So the law Is written. The judgment Is affirmed
Mcqueen Duggen vs.. Wills and Brown.
CUANCERY cAUsg-Johnson county.
Tl0s. s. f. Nelson, for complainants.
Baxter and Champion--ior defendant
Hawkins, Judse-doliyered the opinion Of the court
The ssgr Of tFs gools was not such as to entitle
compliments 10 account on that basis There is no
in the record therefore the decree OF the Chgnce
lor is affirmed
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gEoFGE SIMMONS
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NORTH CAROLINA.

CONNIE rcial Bank, WmiD gton
Farmers Bank OF North Carolina
GrCcns5orCUgh Mutual Insurance Company i
Merchants Bank, Newbern s.
Mners' and Planters Bank ........ ............. 3
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NASHVILLE, september I9tb, 1865.

NASHVILLE, September 10Th, 1865.
WHLRLAS, d vacancy has occurred in the General A.
scmby of tho State Of Tennessee by the resignation
Hon. W. J. Copeland, Representative Of the District
composed of the counties Of Pok, McMinn, and Megs
I, William g. BrOwnlow, Governor Of the State Of
Tennessee do hereby command The Sheris Of said
ties Of Polk McMinn and Meigs, to open and hold an
election at ali places of voting said counties Satur
day, the Ih day Of October, 1862 to fiji said vacancy,
and tina; they make returns Of tho ait according TO
law.
In testimony whereof, have hcrcmto sub
SEAL , ecribod my name, and caused the Great Seal
49, Of the State Of Tennessee to he affixed. At
the department in Nashville, this 18th day OF Septem-
her, 1862 W. &. BRo"NLOW.
4. J. FLETCHER, Sccry Of State gep27:de
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sent. 10th, 1863.

NAsHF itLL' ICLL', oypI. IVIIlI I90I' ;
WHTREfS, q vacancy has occurred IN the General A.
5embly OF the State 10 Tennessee by the resignation of
the Hon. Samuel E Griffith Repre- cutatiyc of the
ty of Washington:
1, William &. BrOwnlOw, Governor Of the State o Ten
neeo do hereby command the Sheriff Of said county Of
Washington, open and hold election ut al the Pa-
ces Of voting in said county Thursday the eth day Of
October 1865, fill said vacancy, and that DC make
turn Of the result according to law.
,-., In testimony whereof I have hercuuto
SEAL. , subscribed my name amt cause tho Great
---J Seal of the State Of Tcnnc see ~ be affixed
At the Department IN Nashville, this 10Th day Of Sep
tember 1868. W. g. EROWNL0W,
A. !. FLETCHER, Scct'y of State
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Eli Carroll IS. Vim. L. Laferty.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.

Il says the defendant indebted him and absconds
concess himself that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served him. having obtained original against
the estate OF the defendant made returDabe before James
Baker Justice of the for McSnn county, Tennessee
and the having been levied the defendants property
Il ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear before
him at his Office in Athens McAnn county, Tennessee,
the 18th day Of November 1865 will be proceeded with
parte further ordered that this notice publish
ed for four successive weeks IN BrownOw's Wing
WM c. OWEN. ]. P.
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Lnhn MrPhnil W. H1n- l.. Lafsrtr.

FTNHE plaintiff affidavit says the defendant indebted
him. and Rbsconds that process be served upon
him. having obtained original attachment against The
Of the defendant made retunabo before VIM C. Owen,
Justice Of the Peace for Mcnn county and tho having
boen levied his property u ordered By said Justice that
the defendant appear before him his office Athens Tenn
on the 18th day Of November next 1t will h proceeded
with parts Il is further ordered that thI notice be pub
lishod for four successive weeks IN BEownlow's WhS
WM c. OWEN, J P
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IE plaintiff adsv Gays the defendant Il Ind 3tsd 20
him and sbsconds that cannot DO served upon
him having obtained original attachment the
tate Of the defendant made retuuabls bsfoTs C. Owen
Justice Of hePeaco for Mcnn county and tho having
been levied his property It ordered by said Justice that
the defendant appear before him his office Athens Tenu
the 18th day Of November next it will Is proceeded
with psTte further ordered that this notice b. pub
lisb for four successive weeks IN Brounow's Wing
VIM. G. OWEN. 7. r
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Hiel Buttram vs.. WIN. L. Latierty.

ETNHE plaintiff affidavit says the defendant Is indebted to
him and absconds concess himself that the ordinary
of law be served him. and having obtained
original attachment against the estate made returnab
before VIM. c. Owen Justice Of the Peace for McMinn
county the having levied hsproperty:
is ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear before
him his Office Athens Tenn the 18th day Of Novem
Der next the will be proceeded with parte II is
further ordered ad Justice this notice bs published
for four weeks in Brovnlow's Wing.
WM c. OWEN, J. =.
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Alvs Heath erIr VS. B E Kinsad and Robert Dnssst..
ATTACHMENT.
George Delap VS.. LEROY Brow

Georgo Delap vs.. Leroy Brown.
NHE plaintiff, affidavit says the defendant is indebted 70
him and absconds Conceals himself the ordinary
cannot be served him. having obtained an org
nal attachment the Of the defendant made
urnable before Jas A Niseman Justice the Peace for
Campbell county Tenn 1t is ordered by Justice that the
appear before him. at his office Campbell county on
the 25h day Of April 1885, will be proceeded with y
pGte It is further ordered that this be published for
four weeks in BTovnlow's Whg,
octll-4t+ JAMES A WISEMAN J. T
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James ?. Holiingswurth vs.. Benjamin T. Kincaid
TT APPEARING FROM THE ATTF

FL. BBATCHER, c. & N.
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BarrettS Life of Lincoln
Is BETTER IND CHEAPER THAN AEY
OTHER
THE REASONS WHY.

J. Inns the only Work for which NJ Lia-9ia hSslf fur
ushsd al the material facts Of his early life.
Barrett being Comnls5iOneT Of FelslglE, Off
ciaIiy related to President during his ad1
traJion and addition This no enjoyed E'cr-cI a
Intimacy with him Thi-h PLACED his command Ing
tant rEUtr War Department, aud the facts nsl
render th1 highest degree reliable and -o-ua-r
The Portrait % The President this from FlCs
t1raph and engraved expressly and prcs
uCuucd Mr.. LIn-Cin. II COsE Robert Dale Owen sud
other friends, the most accurate likeness published.
Bastts Life Of Lincoln contains s2 pegs
more thau Holland announces his contain, and
one-iourh matter than Rsymonds and sold 81
l0u price. and therefore Is much cheaper
EnrayuEs k tched the spot Of the HOSES AND ScESs
Mr.. LISCoIS LIVED AND HOW'D rs EhLf LIFE, 0f
his place TIM old Church he attended when hoy and
other highly interesting and ACTUAL 1-uss CONNECTED with
his eventful aud remarkable career.
Psrrtrs Life Of Lincoln commenced YEAR,
A. and tie only production Of the kind Il haB
- ria5 frur5ve and stsre0typed ane and contains an
Of Predsnt Lincoln STATE Papers, many Of his Congr-
i d tbsr Speeches, and full sccount5f the lasr - ~
&c intrat7H ard tho t-sScal a:tsndant mn
ss;- h IS s -s1a Ss B9oE pr5E5sd ard i, s11y ,sll.7
-eb more rapidly Hoa GRy Chr hook before ~ r1F Heer
100. 900 SEb.r'.s already oJtaiaed.
J. NJ GREER Il tn Agent for this county. vii have
person canyssng il in few days V4rs5us Ia the city
especially wishing % subscribe for the l50 would DO We'll
call at the Bell House Samuel Foser all likely
@ be visited in person. ssp27-3l
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IN. Buttram vs.. VIM. L. Lafrertv.

IHE plaintiff affidavit says defendant indebted
him. and sbscond that process cannot be served upon
him. having obtained original attachment against the
the defendant made reurnable before VIM C. Owen
Justice Of the Peace for Mnn county and the same having
levied his property ordered that the defendant
appear before his office Athens Tenn the 18th
day November next it will be proceeded with parts
II is further ordered that this he published for fouT
successive weeks in Brovnlow's Wing
". {. OWEN, J. p
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Apockct book containing Soldiers dis
charge was left at this office few day. ago,
The owner can have it by calling anG pro-
wing property.
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". D. NcPhail vs.. Wm. l.. Laferty.
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT.

says the defendant is indebted him Administrator
and absconds conceas himself that the ordinary process
OF law be served him. having
attachment against the defendant made returnabe before
James Baker, Justice of the Peace for McAnn county,
Tennessee and the having been levied the defendants
property 1t ordered by said Justicc that the defendant
before him at his ocein Athens Mnn county Tennes-
the 18Th Of November, 1861 the will pro-
ceeded with is further ordered that this
be published for four successive weeks in BrownloTs Whg
octll-4tf WM Q. OWEN, J. 2.
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By order of Gen. Thomas Gen. Woods com uland-
ing the Department of Alabama, has arrested the
Episcopal Bishop Of Alabama, Richard Wilmer, and
forbidden his clergy to ofciate at present Bishop
Wilmer was consecrated since the secession Of the
Southern diocese and the regularity of his ordina
ton is on of the questions to be considered in the
event of the reconstruction Of the Episcopal Church
His disloyaty was evinced and his arrest occisloned
by his order to his clergy not to pray for the Presi
dent until the National troops were withdrawn from
the State
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Afraid to Laugh.

Ladies sometimes reprcss their laughter 20 avoid revealing
tho dcoloraoD aud imperction Of their teeth. lair ones
would advise you try the Fragrant SozoDo>T It will
remove, once all impurities the Of decay
and such parts have already become black by decay
and leave the breath & fragrant
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Thomas Wattenbargcr vs.. NJ. L. Laffartr.

THE plaintiff affidavit says tbs defendant indebted
him and absconds concea himself that the ordinary
Of law be served upon him. and having obtained
original attachment against the made reurnable
before VIM. c. Owen, Justice Of the Peace for McMinn
county and the having levied his property Il
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear before
him at his Office in Athens, Tenn the 18th day of NOyem
her the will be proceeded with paTte Il
further ordered by said Justice that this be published
for four weeks in BrovnlOW's Wing.
WN 9 OWEN T. ?
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cHANcERY coURT-Jacksborough.


Jas F. Erwin aud Others Ben. T. Kincad and others
IT appears from the allegations in this cause
that defendants B. I. Kncsid, John KucaId and Mar
celus NJ KinCad nonresdents the ordered
publication be made weeks in Brown
lows Whig notifying said defendants appear before the
Chsncery Court, peterborough the Monday Of
December next then and there make defense to the bin
the will be taken for confessed for hes ring
parte 70 him
T. II. BRATCHER, c. & NJ
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De-. A. L. TApLocK, late OF the Medical vilegc Of
Cincinnati hs located in Knoxville for the purpose Of
practicing in his profession His Office a the Old stand
of Dr Paxton, Gay street. Sec his advertisement.
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September 18th. 1863
Joseph !. M0bTy, IN error, vs. J. J. Mormon.
LAW cAusE-Knox county.
hing and Doak for plaintiff in error.
Baxter and Fleming, for defendant in error.
The said Nothing in this record that appears TO
be excepted TO-" Il an action on q note Affirm the
judgment
j. r. ( 7. L. Bradley, in error, vs. J. ". Tunnel.
SUBMITTED.
baxter and Champion, for defendants in error.
There being n in the record, the Judgment is
affirmed
j. \. Na6rv. IN error We. J. ?. Galloway.
SUBMITTED.
Baxter, fuT defendant IN error.
There being in the record, the Judgment is
affirmed
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We would say the people living in the upper
counties OF East Tennessee who have claims against
the Government Il will be TO their interest 10 call
On Rev. W. Il. Rogers, Sunday School Agent who
is prepared TO receive such claims for collection
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4 First Class Appointment.

GOV. BrownIow, yesterday appointed
Thomas H. Caldwell, Esq, Of SheIbyyillc,
to the Office Of Attorney General and Re
porter. This is one Of the appointments
cmincntly fit to be made, Mr.. C. is one Of
the oldest and ablest attorneys in the State,
having long enjoyed large practice, OK
tending over eight OF ten counties Of Ten
nessee. The office was not sought by Mr..
Caldwell, but was voluntarily rendered him
by the Governor, as a reward Of his talents,
and unfinching loyalty.
Many important cases, III which the State
will be involved will como before the Su-
premc Court for adjudication; and the
people may rest assured that their interests
will be safe in the hands Of the new AttOr-
ucv GencraI.-NashrWc Union.
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DR.. A. B. TADLoCK, Physician and Surgeon

T ATE Professor Of General and Surgical Anatomy ard
Physiology the Cincinnati College OF Medicine and
Surgery, having permanently located in
DR.. PaIonrespeCtfuy tenders his professional
the public. Office the old Dr. Paxton
Gay Cd door south Main street. where n" be
found At all hours, except when professionally absent
RTFEKESCEE.-Go W G. Brownlow, Or. Samuel s Cuu-
bingham, Joneborough, Prof B. 5 lawson Cincinnati Ohio,
Hon. Thos A R. Nelson Rev r. P Wells Col O. Temple,
Hon. Horace Maynard, Col Juo Baxter Mcssrs Logon
Logan, attorneys at law.
Instructions given Class Medical students on
liberal terms. Address Prof A B. TADLOCk, NJ. Il.
octt3m Knoxville Tenn.