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and that Congress be urged 70 make such az
propiiation.
a recess Of two hours was taken, after which
tie Committee on Resolutions reported, through
Hon. Jeremiah ), Black, the following
pLATFOEM:
WrrnrAs Il j. tbe imperative do.y and
.hanII he the exeJnsiys ds-:ra If cyerv Amer.-
can c,,;1on ;r,tr,sfad virh the nowar of con
tr",,;ae, r,,rfc a.r,rs tg ia yo.s ~ o.Earw;se
- % sao 7a, .gv are a31;ofssar.3 viii, a siag.s
s,. ., he c..,t objects u.f.f, enr f,refas.e.,
},4fn 80, ,.fan ~ IqrJ .re foundations OF
,ris r.na,,l;o IL. =, form d o,are narg.ct un-
ior. --.aI,l ia.,;.a. io.nr. domestic raaogi,t...
,r,v;.. far. The common, .ielasa. pr.ra ta ..e
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q 7 W.,
Chatcn4a Democratic State Central Com

Chaicn4a Democratic State Central Com
mitfea.
On motion, Robert L. johnson, of Camh.ia
county, VAS elected teagoragy chaiyaaa Of
he Convention. On taxing the chair Ir.
Johnson returned thanks ior the honor 22n'cr-
rcd upon him and threw l.nself upoo t4e in
doig4neo Of the Convention, as de had Goysr
presided before.
lie sad:
" arc about entering { new campairr, and
10 had no doubt Of IL results. We now meet
under the benignant smiles Of the a1el u
peace, which he hoped wo uld be lasting. War
IS a dreadful sCourge 10 q reDub'ic4c eoG1-
ny. This Wa has Geen pf.c.Usat5& ou us
by fanatics. Our rights have Ueea tram, ed
under foot, bg: he hoped tis state Of affairs
was over.
lie hoped that his convention would be tie
means Of restoring to power that party that
had gi7en us Z Jefferson md Jackson :; (checrg}
--ti.as party that has ever the vestal fires cF
liberty burning on the altar Of our country
Loc The delegates be harmonious
lie trusted that the convention would uphold
the hands Of the present worthy President in
his patriotic efforts az the restoration et the
Southern States to their rights and that ;R2
platform about to be adopted wcnld yindtcata
President johnson from the insane attacks Of
the wild fanatics Of the North Applause 7
That it would vindcate the right Of trial by
jury; that the days Of bastiles were past
.TChcers'l He honed the convention would adj
minister proper rebuke % he Northern Sc
cessioni8ts who would dictate the terr,s on
which .ao Southern States should be restored 70
the Union, when those States had never bosn
out of the Union.
On motion, Benz Whitman. OF Erie, A. D.
PciIcau, Of Philadelphia and D. II. Nciu.an,
Of Northampton, were appointed temporary
secretaries.
Mr.. Smith, Of Lancaster, offered the follow
ing resolution, which w&s adopted.
RssolUsd, That committee Of one member
from each Senatorial district, said men5-c 80
be named by the delegates fr0m ,asiv respective
Senatorial districts, be appointed as q commit
tee to report perEaareat officers Tor th.s c1oren-
<iou.
The Tonyentloa then tog% @ recess Ct ten
ming,eg. afer wh.ch the Comm 's:se on Pt-n1-
nenf Organization reported .a
pLESGUf.t~
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tceslately introduced iuto the government sAa,,,,
bc totally abolished.
Ninth. That cur revenue law. naeI -
cara.aiiY res sed in such inaauer iha. ,.L1o
,.4 p4Jia credit VIII be- maa.aieeA asd -.
aaIona! honor preserved, 'axa,ios ~. ;, =
qua! "nd j,-t.
ien,i.. That tie gallant :u'i'ers # I'm. -.
pubic, w,ao 50 nobiy gsked their lives IN 4.
isGsa OF the Union ard tie Ccns.iiu;ica. ne-:.
end viii receive the uDdying gratitude ot n.
American people. Living, they Shall 1.-Two :,
our warmcst affections, and dying, their mon
orits VIII be cherished for all titna 70 com,
To say a. oor political opponents do, tia. tbcy
fought and bia3, and died nlaiGly for tina froo
dom u tie negro, IS a gross insult on their MAJ
Eiotlam and an outEaee which will be jnd;g.
h"l.!y resented by ihcir surviving conrade,
through Ehe balio-bsx.
Eiaoenih That tie noble manner in which
the Dan~"ratic press of ,hs Cn,nmynwaal+b.
haze commended il the defense Of the Hber,i.. ~
.he ratlaa, amid trials and difficulties sl,o,.
aapsrai'e,ed, IS deserving Of oar grateful rar,,-
milton. snd should eUti,!e j, to The oncsu@aoe-
mcna Of every conslitution-loying citizen.
Twelfth That We r5afIirm Ger a,liersu9e n
,le Monroe doctrine.
Adopted unanimously
NOMINATIONS.
AuoIToK GENERAL.
On motion, tilo Convention then. pToceaja1
10 tie nomination Of candidates for Auditor
General.
tign. H. S. aIo.t nominated Col. WI
DAVIS. Of Bucks count,
Mr. ,ja.ocs ao.a;oq.ed Robert + Har,,h;r
yl ih,aIc,u,ia.
Alt. George d. Jackson nominated CaIon.,
Wellington II. Ent, Of Cjlutatia county.
E,r {...F.lsr noa,i7,,tad l,ol,nei WIN wo-L
.uaa. Il ,yasaia.tas .orotv.
sIr. tAaf nominated Colonel VIM. Hont;,.
OF Washington county.
Mr.. Hsynolds nominated J. T. sbp,e.t of
Centre ooantv.
Efr. Ion re,rina.sl Charles D. E3oIy os
. l.,.... o..aSv, ~ ''''''~' ~ ->'"h o.
i, qs.t nominated Esaao S,gnker Of gro;o,
,.,-t--.
F,r-4 u.f,o.--,,.:z. 81. ya,,,,4 8 H.,
b;l m. Esot -. ,,,,r1,.,.., !. Nj, ( CI.P
Ian A. ''''''-
az. l..-..4,,.n.. MI. ,-.ou,u, q.
. - -, * 80, ''''' - f1"'
.rg... I<.,,a. NJ ga. -. =. III.
,a,f'1 n't,o'--- Jaws 90 4'--e p n'Pk'as,
.. ,'. ,''-'.1S'i ~. -,.,, r,..,. 1t
off, '-0''. '.,.'' .'', 'i'-'''' '''.'.''' la'
,l '5-.y W. F.A''T<r.'" =. u, '"- VI ~. H'5'
''-"i, -"E' ti'E."-ls '.Hzah' vs. Withdrawn
Oh he cen. o."3.'
.'..- ~'F'. =. ''sea5 i n .Fsd th' incarnation
'7 mace 0h'0'n'o''5' agreed 10 &nia !oud ap-
pause
SURVEYOR GENERAL
On 'Aotson, ;-2 Convention then proceeded
+" "on.e'.- aanIsd"tes ior >S-1"2Jor Geh raj.
Mr.. Johnson dominated Coloael john p.
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A large nuubcr of Secretaries were alsoa
poi7toa.
On r,o:ion .! b T Meyers, Of Bedford. ,ba
following Coomiatea on Pcs1lot:eas, 20 7.non
a|I resolutions on Fodoral o. State peilcy 7lgz,
re referred without deba:s, vas seiac!el sy ire
ditt=Sent allegations.
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The Presidents Res tor& ton
Policy Sustained.
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The DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
TI0W.
TIE GoNSTTUTIoN TIE SUPREME LAW.

The Proceedings and Resolutions.
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JOHN FILLER, L. Providence.
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Barrett'S Life Of Lincoln
Is BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN any
OTHER
THE REASONS WHY.

i his l. hlc only Work which Mr.. Linz r LroIs
Isehad all the material facts OF hs eerly life
Barrett being Commissions Pensions EfFEG-
ssiaIIy the President during his entire admins
tTation and in addition this he enjoyed E'cT-uFfsa
intimacy him which placed at his i'm per
tRnt paper the War Department, and the facts needed
render the work in the highest degree reliable and complete.
The Portrait of the President in this work IS from Pho
tograph taken and engraved expressly for H. and pre-
nounoed by Mr. Lincoln hz Colix lobEt Dale Owen and
other friends the accurate likeness published
Life Lincoln Laa-4.
500 more than Holland announces his @ contain ana
oneourth more matter than RayllVnls end sold
low a price. an6 therefore il much cheaper
s. Barretts Life Of Lincoln is the only vJES j4 contains
EnZTavngs sketched the spot Of h5 h0gsEs
IN WHICH Mr. LINCOLN LIFE, u
his birthplace of old Church he attended when Boy
Of other highly interesting AID With
bis evcntful and remarkable career.
ago and Is the only production of the kind Il has
been revised improved and stereOtypea anew and al
Of Presidents LncOlns State Papers, many Of -5 Dr
SIGNAL and other Speeches and tu account O. she g
his Administration, and tbs Tsgioa scenes attendant upon
his death.
EFs Il Is l5s cE1sre Te.o BoeE paJi.o3 ord IS e s-sg
zach RAPIDLY tEGE Gzy oacr toor tL1~s tie EC
100000 Sstserii1rs already CJsss@ed
J. Il. GREER is the Agent for this county, end vii have
person Canyassing il few days, persons 10 l city
especially isbiug subscribe for the book, would de veil -
call the Bel House. Samuel Foster as ell ae NOT likely
"a b. visited In person, seg=.-o.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT SAW HILLS.
ON THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER
Onaxt, at O'Clock viii sell publ. auction ..
LoUDON, EAST FENNEssRE.

One Portable Steam MIL Of Lane Body patent with
4s feet length of carriage complete and capable Of
cutting 0oo0 feet B. NJ per day This engine is mp with
a building it, which will also be sold.
One Portable Steam Saw Mil Of Duva patent IN thorough
repair with IS feet length Of carrHEe and capacity
These Mills embrace everything necessary c-E-laE-5
saving.
TEEss-Cash in Government funds. ~. Il. HOPKINS,
Oct4-It Captain and 4. q H., L. S. 81. z. +.
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ATTACHMENT.

". II. TlIlesIy Y, Ja9 II NIiIt9p4'
1NHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, SAYS TRE UE-
PENDANT IS indebted him, and abscouds that the
ordinary process Re served upon him, having obtained
original attachment against the estate Of the defendant
msds returnabe eore J. p Hook Justice Of the Peace
for BoUnt county and having been levied his
land Il by Justice that the defendant appear
before him his Office in Blount county, the Sd day Of
December viii be proceeded With parte 1t is fur
ther ordered that this notice be published for four successive
weeks IN Brovnlow's Wing.
oct25-4w" JOHN P HOOK JP
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A. 5. Bible ". Thoma- z Wood.
rT APPEARING FROM THE ARE

DAVII Of the plaintiff in this cause that the assnsnt
hss himself beyond the limits Of the Of enne
concesls himself st the ordinary process
be upon him Il l. ordered that publication
made for BOwnlows Wing, notifying
said defendant appear next Of the Circuit Court for
Jefferson county 81 the court house IN Dandrdge the "a
Monday Of December 1865 then and there TO plead
denu the suit and demand Of the psintn, the
viii be taken for confessed snd pToced With Parle
oct..5-4t pf5 :. :. McCUISTI0S Clerk.
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BOOK AGENTS ALL! LOOK HERE!

L ETTELL'S NEW AND REVISED
IN HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REBELLION, is
published and agents solicit with SAMPLE Iii the
CONFLICT, in Octave Volume OF about 500 larg,
closely printed pages illustrated by forty ne steel plates
maps Forty thousand copies already engaged and
prospectus alone Aultitudes waiting for just
such book. II will be by months the earliest One Volume
History issued and is the CHEAPETTof them all FOR
terms HENRY HOWE, No III Main Street Cincinnati
n Crto5-
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IMPORTATION WANTED OF MARY
i ANN LAWSON. When sazt heard FROM July H. 1852
in Enoxva Any Information Of har viii be gladly
received by per rEii.fsi mother
ELIZABETH LAWSON.
s..f-s NJ. 49, West 10Th st., New York City.
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CHANCERY CoURT-KARYvILLE.

Jas Henry Admir- de bones non Of John Henry, dee d.,
vs. W. A Walker, Admir- of Samuel Pride, decd regU-
lar administrator Of John Henry, decd, and others.
1T is alleged il this bill that Dunn and his wife Pol
" Dunn l. L. Stanford and his children, L, L. Stanford
John Stanford Stanford and ", J. Henry
deutg Of State Tennessee 1t ordered that publication
successive weeks in BroWnOws Whig noti
uE said respondents appear the next term Of the
Chauoery Court held MaTyve the fourth Monday
December next there plead answer demur
said bill or il VIII taken confessed, and proceeded with
ex parte them.
". e. PICKESS, c NJ.
r--l5-tt NJ By L. WEAR, D. c. L n.
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CHANGERY COURT-KNOXVILLE
SALES OF PROPERTY.
Edward Moore Us. Richard Harlan


rs acaoraanoe witk q in this case, made al, Cs
Term 1865 will expose 10 sale at tho house door in
Euo4villc on wednesday. November 18th lS55 houo "a
- Belonging respondent lying within the corporate lrifs
m EuoxviIIe fronting Reservoir Street ana nm
rfnr hack 70 an aey, said lot and the Currey
5t lying the lots OF Hobbs aud Nance the
me side formerly owned by James Glass the
fber or credit months. withou: the equity redemp-
ion taking boUi, without interest and retaining lien til
The purchase money Is paid
Isasc W Mcqueen IS. Sarah A. Sutherland anu s;heTs.
TN accordance decree made cause al the Octo-
r Term 1865 said sell at the court
oor il Knoxville "Wednesday November 1865 the lot
81 land in the decree lying Knoxville
10 ! In map lots belonging the
u 70 feet Water Street and running hack with dvergng
lines unequal lengths Of l2 the other Ct les feet
tack lire Of Il9 feet
Terms Of sale-half cash the other hafin months HoIe,
barring interest viii be required With good security
len retained till the purchase money Is paid
D. A. DEADERECE, C. & VI.
= W. Beard and WIFE IS. W. Il. AID II. 81 Plamlse.
~ .ceorauce with decree made in this cause, tie Oc5o-
r term lsG5, Of Ead court viii expose 70 sale ~ the
door in Knoxville, Wednesday, November 10Th,
swans addition to Knoxville Terms essh 10 hand
D A. DEADERICK, c. Z n.
Y eesls and John Jones, Admir- Of J0s HardiR, decd.
= Gearge Hardin and OtheTs.
accordance With decree Of ssd cOart made in this
a IN, October 1s VIII oer i0I sale, AT me court
bouE or ia Knoxville on Wednesday, November 18th 1856
tract Of land in Knox county lying in part on Beaver Greek
Ride, soIning the of J1o Asrea1s JIG. foest saa
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S25 REWARD,

I OST, NEAR GREENEVILLE, TENN.,
on OF about 25th day Of September 1862 pair Of
saddle Pockets containing number of Execution Issued TO
the Sheriff Of Carter county, Memorandum Books and
private notes, and notes for collection with ether
agerx The Saddle Pockets found by lady living
mile and handed by her TO some unknown per
believing that they beyct IN the haGds OF some
one the reward will Be paid for their delivery or any
information that will enable 70 get the same Address
Col h MILLER EliZabehlon Ienn or apply 10 him IN
person papers information and set your money
New Era GrseneyiIle and Union Flag Jonesboro please
COPY four weeks and forward their aoceun 70 Col MILLER fcF
payment. cII@0'ft
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FOR SALE.
-

INV IAhIlIA14l, " = u !
"a double Carrs-t Harues~ and ono bore. lnsuire ~
lieut.. T. C.. FECEET-
sep20-tr ordnance DEPOT Eaozvl....
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Prosecute and Collect Claims against the
United States, OF eli Glasses,
LOST
CHANCFRy COURT-B BENTON.

Luther Lilard Admir- Of James Suit, deed. IS. 81 IL
c. Hood and James +. REID
r appearing from the allegations n -LPlalE2-l J
which IS to, that the respondent James y Rid,
resident Of the State Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and levied on his property Il IS gr5
that publication he made for four successive Brown
lows Wing, notifying said respondent = appear before Tie
Cbancery Court at Benton Tenn tho 80 Monday of De-
ceber 1895 plead answer, dcmur complainant BILL
OF in default Of which the will be taken confessed
for hearing * Parte rs 20 him.
octls-ftpf6 ROBI l., FLEMING e. st. II.
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NOTICE.
EHE SUGGESTION OF THE LNSOL-

VENCY of the late John Gilmon Diseased,
having been County Court Of Granger County,
At Session thereof 1865 the county In which he
had his dcuicI q the time Of his demise.
And therefore obedience to order made BY the Clerk
Of said Court Sd 1856 All persons having Claims
against estate appear and file tho with the
said Clerk his Office Rudge, authenticated as required
by law the Monday of March, 1866 and any
filed before the day fixed before appro-
pration of of tho s made Will he forever
barred, both in law and equity.
". c. WEST,
n-t-5.LL-- Admir- OF The LAT. John Gilmore. dec,l.
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CHANCERY CoURF-KNoxvILLI
Jno Il Nynatt, Admir-, Dr., vs. The Heirs Of Silas
MlLEar,E la.-l

- respondents being nonresident Of the State Of Tenas
sc shown by the Shurids II ordered by
she Court that publication be made for o1r weeks
Brownl0ws Wing, notifying said defendants appear be-
fce the Chsncsy Knoxville, the third Monday
January then and there make bis defense bill
the will be taken for confessed him. and for
hearing Psrtr. s copy CT the order.
pf6 Z. A. DFApERICK, c. ( u.
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ID. Z. 3. TADLOCK, Phygician nd Surgeon.

FARM HBEDs WANTED At ONCE,
1 FEW STEADY INDUSTRIOUS
"a NIN- 90 Hs-r r'- gao yea-. appIy ct
WM BOONDo.
ar.Ttt say -try-5, Knoxville Tenn.
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Attachment.
james McMillin W. W. A. Lawson.
1 THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT.

soS The defendant Il indebted him, and ssconds
co1ces himself thet the ordinary process Of law
Tea On n having obtained original attachment against
the se mace rotGr1abe before A. @ Cslen, Justice
ne tee oi Anox county and the having
- as properly II is ordered by sad Justice that dcfen-
lsEt AF1 teere him a. his Office Knox county,
ca ne an es! o. December ls65, the viii pro-
oecoS1 Win y Ps Il is further ordered that this notCe
published fo- four successive week in RovnIog VIII
A
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sos REWARD.

CTOLEN FROM JOHN COOKERS IN
~ llth Civil District Of County, the evening cf oc
tobcT twelve dollars IN greenbacks Of hand
Mitchell Scott, hundred dollars and
Geo T. Reynolds for dOlars) soldiers discharges
NJ T. Coker and T. NJ Coker two gold pens, and gold
br and several articles Of clothing The above
ward viii be paid for the return of the soldiers discharges
for the apprehension Of the thief All persons are hereby for
bid negotiating for the above described notes
oct23-1tH JOHN COhEB,
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Ruth D. Sawyers, ct al, John D. Sawyers, ct ais.
THE RESPONDENTS. JNO. II. Saw

L YERS snd Jas H. SawyGrs, being non-resdeuts Of Ten
sses sbsccnd that the ordinary process Of Law
them Il oedeTed that publication be made for
successive weeks IN Brownlows Wing, notifying said
p0nients appear before the Chsncery Court Knoxville
the third Monday OF January then and there make
defense the BILL the will be taken FOR confessed
them, aRl hearing parte copy Of the order
ncs5a-4t y. a. DEApERICH. c & ".
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COUTTv cCuRTLDANDRIDGE.

jefferson {. unity, october FerIn ISL
T T. Collie and ~ g Cole, ada'rs Of James l. Cole,
Je,'d w. Haiayetts Cole David y. Cole, Martin u.
Cole Edith Hatcher, Eliza5stb jane Hatcher James
q cole James Nelson and alalissa Caroline, minor
ehfilres If Az bbbold Z. Cgie, deed.
TT APPEARING FROM THE PETI-
TON fled in this cause ha: the defendants Elizabeth
Jane Hatcher and james c, Cole non-residsnts IL or
dero By the Court thai Publication Be made fr 4oHF SUE
ccssve weeks In BFoEni0vs Wig notifying said dens
70 appear the Quarterly Term Of said Court e DC
held county Jeefson, At the canfno1s n pan
se,ff az
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CIRCUIT COURT-NEWPoRT.
James swaggerty vs.. John Thomson.

97iLts oWaggerty Is. john Ihomasou.
| APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
"a ~ o. the psinn this cause dsfendan has
removed himself beyond the limits Of Of Tennessee,
or Sc eoneas himself that the ordinary process Of law
DC him II ordered proceedings
oe for least the space of months and that
be made for four successive weeks in Brownows
MO notifying said defendant appear Of the
Court for Cooke county at the Newport
On me hst Monday after the fourth Monday November
next then and there plead answer,
ana demand Of the plaintiff the be takon
i-ssed a. to him, and proceeded with eK parte.
octls-it Pr SO H. H. BAER. Clerk
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JOHN P. HOOK. J.P.
CIRCUIT COURT

second judicial Circuit, Jefferson county, Tenn.
Jacob Dick vs.. B. F. Voc and Isaac SHARP
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING 10
4 70 the satisfaction Of the court from the PLAINTIFF affidavit
lhst the defendants nonresdents Of this State or SO alb
s me ordinary process cannot be served upon them,
al me attachment having returned levied by the Sheriff
~ property II IS ordered by the court that publication
~ t'1I successive weeks in Brow nlows Wing noti-
y ~ sl 10 appear the Of this
~ me IN pandride, the Fl Monday Deem
per- le te ana there 10 plead answer OF deInUr tn.
peintihs demand. the viii D., tabcn = confessed a
10 them and proceeded with parte cow Of ts order
= :. ArCTTlTTOE-
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY,
ATHENS EAST TENN.
.HAMDEN SIDNEY ACADEMY
KNOXVILLE. TENN.

THE FALL SESSION WILL OPEN MONDAY, SEPTEM-
L RER 25th, 1865, and Close February elSt, leGt
K. PAYNE A. B., Of Yale college has been engaged as
Principal.
is designed to be thorough ENGLISH AID CIAsIci
SCHOOL FoR YoUSG MIN BOYS.
class viii be formed pursue course Of study prePerC
tory College viii be identical with the Eas-
tern preparatory schools and enable those who complete
enter the Freshman Class Of any Of best Colleges
Those who wish take English Special Course viii be
accommodated.
lady Of long experience tscher graded schools
been engaged for the Primary Department.
Nonresident Students unfinished rooms in the
University buildings, Free and board may Be had
sonable terms.
Tuition 81 "a per month. payable for onehaf
advance.
An Evening School for those whose ayocatoRs such
prevent their attendance the day School,
ed November lt Those interested invited
call the Principal the residence the Academy
grounds. JAMES IL COWAN,
JAMES G. LUTTRELL.
Trr.atn
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Y. D. BeaTjsn, Admr OF Abljab Giddings and Others
Eebeccs GiddIugs and Others.
. ESPONDENTS. HIRAM STONECY-

II PIER and his wife Eliza having left parts unknown
Il ordered that publication BE made
10 BTovnl0vs Wing notifying said defendants be
oTs the Chaucery at Knoxville the third Monday
January next make their defense the bill or tho viii
taken confessed them, and hearngeN Part
Aecpy Of the order. pr .. 4. DEADERTCK, c. & N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
ATTACHMENT,
Hugh J. Henry vs.. Alexander Mclean.

Hugh J. Henry rs. alexander MCLEAN.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
o. The plaintiff in this cause that the defendant has
Jeff limits Of the State C0noeslz himself that the
ordinary be served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against she Of the defendant
returnebC before james Waters. Justice Of the Peace
for B0unt county and the having been levied his pro-
L Tdred by said Justice the defendant appear
before hi his office BloUnt county the I'D day ct
Nov viii be proceeded with pRTe Ii further
ordered that hs notice b published for four successive weeks
Brow llow-s Whc.
ocL25-fta JANIS WATERS. J. =.