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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-08

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All Of which is most respectfully submit
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Davsspoet, Mat sist, 1855. a
ALFRED o. BILLION, City Clerk. "
The report Of the City sexton was order.
Report Of Police Magistrats was read and
ordered printed:
10 tss Asyvr sal Ajdwmss qf ths C;sy u
Dosshport
The undersigned bsgs lssvs 70 submit The
following report - Police Maeistrste, en-
bracing the period non Apsif 9Th 1885, 70
June, let 1885. MA rs = #.
Frsm Apsil Oh Is 10 Nay 1st rs ten per.
sons wege brought before ne fur iisturbine
The peace. Ofthis npnbsf 6svUn were ilued.
two discharged % payneut of costs, one for
want u esidences Three persons verv
brought before me for intonication, two wsrs
fined. one discharged on payment of costa,
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twsdty persons wsts bssught bSobeS ms III
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thought before me foe intoxicall0n nineteen
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this pppbsr 81 paid their hnss, fpsr dis
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defendants 1164 were collected by NJ and
paid over y the MasshAl.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-08

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-08

No. go On Jsrssy Ridge, miles from post
eGee. aue home, ia COED repsir !; . roona,
ee3ler,: barn worth $500, aad poultry heuss'--
IS varieties Of grapes. tbore 5000 lbs last year.
eli kinds sf fruits, bsasing. This properly sp
braces acres. Price, $500
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

The Rebel Debt # IiaJamq and South
CgryiiaE-Ihe report sent by the dispatches
of the ' Associated Press sUme dtv- ago.
20 the effect that the Convention of Alabama.
upon a test vote. had decided against re-
pudatin- the Rebel debt. turns out 10 be
false. We cannot discover In any detailed
account of the proceedings Of that body that
there was any test vote upon the question
OF any drciaed action upon it. until it came
up in the latter days of the Convention when
the question wis directly put, and it was de-
cided. by vote of 90 veas to 10 navS. that
all debts cretted 10y State laws in support Of
the Rebellion were absolutely null that the
legislature Shoull not have power % ratifv
the same, or assume any part thereof Fur
ther, it was declared that the Assembly
should not assume or pay any part of the
debts of the late Coniederacv fact most
interesting to the English bond holders. If
they shuu j hear of it before their next mee-
in- at tine London Tavern. This action j.
well worthy of commenIation. 1t will re
hgve Alabama from AN opposition which is
likely 20 be made tD arv State CUn-titutiOn
which dos NOT clearly meet the question of
the Rebel var debt, and 1t places Alabama
alongside of Mississippi upon this important
matter South Caro- ina seems % have eva
ded this question uJ least it has not been
spoken of In the dispatches sent % Wa hing
ton DF Governor lFFEN- 20 CHlIl not nave
been overlooked by the delegates t1 the Com
ventiun of that state, who mast have paid
very close attention 70 what had been done
in Mississippi lJ my be assumed that they
did not want 10 touch it, and hoped that it
might be considered as "a question which
would legitimatelv belong 20 the Legislature.
But if he latter hus right to pass laws upon
the subject they also have power TO assume
tine Rebel debt of the State and such con-
duet would be acceptable to the United
States Government \ Constitution which
dpdges this mltrer will meet with ohiec-
ti0ns at Washington. and if the issue is
clearly raised 10 will not be ratified. The
conduct of South Carolina Is. however, con
sisteut Her Convention. 10y merely repeal
ing the act of Secession. implicitly declared
that it was legal when it was passed. If so
it as legal up 20 the time of Its repeal and
all acts done under the pretended authority
of tnat ordinance were also legal the debt
was legal, and legal It vet remains if the
South Carolina theory Is correct Congress
Will not be willing we predict to assent 70
any proposition of that kind While it Is
extremely probable that the Constitutions of
Mississippi and Alabama viii be approved,
the chance of the ratification of the Consti-
tuition of South Carolina and the admission
Of its Congressional delegates. may be con-
sidcred very doubtful
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

4 Leap for Lys-The Nashville Dis
patch saws an extraordinary event in the
local history of that city occurred one day last
week -Four soldiers were pursued by the
patrol guards, for some ulfense, and in their
f ght rushed 10 the road leading off the pub
lie square to the old wire su-pensiun bridge
Three of the men made the frightful leap
from the edge of the precipice, clearing the
ledge of rocks and lighting on terra frma,
a height of sixty feet safe and sound They
swan the river and made oud their escape
The guards captured the one who considered
" discretion the better part Of valnr." and
stood in utter amuZement watching the des-
psrate exertions of the three men who had
hailed them. The uiense was not learned,
but we are constrained to sav that this won
derfuI feat Is only paralleled by the leap for
life by Gen. Putnam, an incident that stands
out boldly in the history of the revolutionary
war
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

4 Nlt FIR the Radicals to Crack The
following extract from a legal decision of
Judge Spra.mc, of the L. = District Court.
IN Boston. Is II hard nut for the a licals to
crack Il was decided in 1862, in the case
of the Amy Warwick The Judge said
" lt has been supposed that ufter the rebel
lion is suppressed the Government will have
the rights of conquest; that State and its
inhabitants may be permanently divested Of
all political privileges. and treated as foreign
territory acquired by arms. This is an error
"A grave and dangerous error Under des-
pctic 90 seruments the power of municipal
coniScation may be unlimited; but under
our Cove nment the right of sovereignty
over any portion of State Is given and linn
tied by the Constitution. and will be the
same after the war as it was before When
the United states takes possession of any
rebel district, they acquire no new title, but
merely vindicu-e that which previously ez-
isted
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

The Lou usviIle Journal of a recent date
says: Morgan, Bath, Wolfe. Rowan. and
Ma-Ufin counties, in the eastern part of this
: ate are infested by luwless bands who are
striking terror into the hearts of Union men
and driving them from their homes tptain
Johnson, who was sent out from Lexington
with small force 70 arrest Williams, the
leader of one of these bands, has returned
after an unsuccessful search forth miscrcnt
His party was fired on several times from the
cliffs and thickets but the bushwackers cOuld
nnr be found lie states that citizens came
tn him pleading in tears that some forces
might pc kept there TO protect their families
and property that majority ur the best
citizens have been compelled 70 leave the
country and that In one section In a ride of
thirteen miles, through he passed twenty
residences. vet he found but one house occu-
pied their habitants having been driver away
by these -uerrillIs. Williams swcars he will
not allow United States ttxes to be collected
in the country while he is in it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

That was wise negro, who, in speaking
Of the happiness of married people. said.
" Dat ar pends altogedder on how dey enjoy
thcmsclves.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19
Is published Every Thursdsy.
By ]. B. MILLER and Z. r. PARRIsE.
PARTING

sTfs hard % p1-s. yes. t0 part forever
FROM those Ebum once We loved So well
Each fond and tender tie % sever.
And bid Q final. sad farewell
For. when the heart with strong affection
Has been once fairly caught aud bound,
Admitting 0F no prediction.
There al that heart could wish Is found.
To tamrsr with loves holy feeling,
And plainly show twas 90 deceive.
rT.z worse tF.H cunning mode nf stealing.
-hau sL1ic LsarLs can we'll conceive
Bn. now I send y01 back :la token
That srst proclaimed my tHE.u rrlss
I t-ust the CALLING chains are broken
That 0ucs had bound my heart o. you.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

California G0ld-The termination Of the
war has restored the current Of California
gold to its oh channel; and at this time
most Of the shipments of trr;lsu on Amer
len account come to New York instead IF
goir to England as they did while the war
was raging. This year, up to September 23d
the total receipts from SAN Francisco were
SI3,6Ol ,25O, against S9075 ,434 same time
last year The exports of treasure from San
Francisco have largely fallen of this year
Up tn september LIST, 1865, the total was S2S.
632 27g while for the corresponding period
last year the export was SIS g92. 800 The
decrease this year is no less "a sum than
SlO36O, I2l, or more than oue-fourth
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

A colored person recently addressed the
freedmen Of columbus, Ohio, upon the sub
ject of negro suffrage. The lecturer charged
2j cents admission One of the audience at
the close of the lecture arose and said Mex
quarter lse got TO spend, I'm gwine to de
theatre or circus. Don't catch me mt no
more quarter-d liar Niger shows Talk
better dan he can myself Yotin ain gwine
to poke bread down niggers mouf no how. "
A coquette is rose from which every LIVER
plucks "a leai-the thorn remaining for her
future husband
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

Axes, Hammers TIatchets, Files, Rasps,
Chscls and Gauges,
House, ship Carpenter, and Railroad
AIDES and Axes
Au@urs, Saws, and Druwingkuives,
Iron and Steel Squares,
Ira E. Wagon, and Coil Chains,
Dog Halter. and Jack Chains,
PIal ters, Garden, cane, and Grub Hoes,
Butt Strap Window Blind, and other
Hinges.
Frying Pans, Corn, Coffee, and Paint
Mills.
Patent Balances and SJeelvards.
RazUrs a. Razor Strops. Curry Combs,
Flour and Meal Selves, Wire and Wire
Cloth.
Cotton and Wool Cards, Shovels and
Spades
Manila, Hemp, and Cotton Rope,
Hand, Bench, and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

According to an official statement, the
number of cattle carried off by the plague
" thin the last twenty years amounted to no
less than 200 con in the Province orTobolsk.
Russia, the original seat Of this disease.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
ATTACHMENT.

N--I| W---- N, W|. ", WI----,
VN TINS CASE, THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFGDA-
Il W.T. ALLEGES tul, thu defendant b. indebted to him iu
tho sum of tHcuy..N dollars and seventy. eight cents
and that Doc hu. removed himself so that the ordinary
process of law cannot ha served ol him. and attach
mcut having been issued aud returned before me- levied
on the real estate of defendants It ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks in Brownlow
Whig requiring said defendant 90 appear before At my
Office in Iuc,sborD on the 2d Monday Of February 1865
and make bis defense to plaintiffs suit or the same will
be- proceeded with cN partc,
ill-iw piSJf j, A. WAleMAN, p,
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

OCroBER, 1863.
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oHANcERY COURT - KNOXVILLE,
SALES

dobu1 d. HKMa,y n, ", J, T. Hams,
IL ACCORDANCE WlTll 4 DECREE MADE IN
this ease At tho October Iprm, 1894 will roll ut tho
Court lonsc door In Knoxville uu Thursday, the ID day
ol March 1894 house aud ol belonging IN said llmr-
an the North silc ul Main street, between Henley and
High streets now occupied w. NJ T. Smith, ou credit
of y months, without the equity ol redemption, taking
bond, hearing interest, with approved security l0r ilw
purchase money, and retaining o lien Elm paid,
i2l.lw rlFl u, A. DEAnERlCk, &, a NJ,
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Cola,nbu. P,,r,V, oI P.,rH d. NcGb,, rs h, ! lHi.om
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE ~ these
| cases at the Octobcg term 1854, Of said Court will
sell at the Court House door in Knoxville on Thursday
the "a day of March, 1862 that part of the lot not sold
December 9th 1861 fronting on Gay street opposite the
house lately occupied by John II, Crolicr and running
back to Prince street It will he sold in portions to suit
purchases on credit of and - months, without the
equity of rcdempton taking bonds, bearing interest with
approved security, and retaining lien I'LL paid
i2l iw Piss D, \. pEADERlNh' T. NJ
zl,s cash payment to cover costs in each will
bp rpuuirpl down
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Lono l.. H,L,g ,. /. T. Em.,u,. Tlnt, 70, ,o., qi
IL. n. lLu,lu.u amt uth,|E
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

Is OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE At THE
/ October term, lsGl ol .al Court will -pl at th.
Court House door In huoNNIlo on Thursday the ID day
of March, 1891 the house and lut bclougugt 90 lc rc
spoulcnt an the North side of Church street, iu Know
,illc adjoining the properly o Jane. II, Cooke hnIug
NOW occupied by Gen, =, i, Carter 100 credit Of -iN
months. without the right nj redemption, taking bond
bcnrug interest, with approved security for The purchase
money, aud retaining lien tI paid,
l2l,lw PISS u, A, DEAbERlCk, &, a NJ
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ATTACHMENT.


UT--T TTTT---- -T------ T----T'
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT in this
4 ca3sc that he defendant Galloway Kelley. is nor
resident of the State Of Tennessee ,ecre'e huset
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be sNcd upon
him 1t t. ordered that publication be p'lc for four sue
cessve wecks IN the Euoxj TnIg, requiring said de-
PENDANT To appear bc- a my office in Knoxville 90
the third Sat ~ June lo6j then and there to make
his defense Otherwise said will be proceeded with
parte
dcc2g iw piSj" CHARLES MORROW, }. 7.
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CHANCERY COURT-MARYvILLE.

b. H. hi"J -. ~ LdHier, y. {. Ldn'r u"d 4. y. Wan,
partners 'eho t"'sd "nder N, firm and Hyic Of Var,
ILori.r & Go.
ME COMPLAINANTS BILL, WHICH Is SWORN
to- alleges that the defendants :. Laner S. C. Lanicr
Lanicr and A. R.Watt reside beyond the limits uf
State so abscond that the ordinary process of law
pnO be served upon them II is ordered that pubca.
D be made for four successive weeks in Brownlow :
big, notifying said defendants to appear before the
hncery Court at Mayyille the FIRST Tuesday after
first Monday of May next, then and there to make
cnse the bill the will he taken as confessed
set for hearing parte.
W. c. PICKENS. G. & NJ
pn2j-3w pfsjt By F. VI. HOOD, D. c. 4 NJ
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MORROW. J. P.
ATTACH MENT.
Circuit Court-polk county, Tennessee.
Cl,,., l. H,.t r,. .EryL ZD}a,E.

I'YT q N'"T ~ '7T|' |'7-TT'"'
IN THIS CAUSE. IT APPEARING
the AFFIDAVIT Of the plaintiff that the defendant Jacob
Zsiack nonresident of the State Of Tennessee and fur
Their that an attachment has been issued and levied
on his property: Il ordered that publication be made for
successive weeks In BrOwnlow Whg requiring said de-
fendant TO and appear the May OF the Circuit Court
to be held the Court House In Benton, the third Monday
Of May next then and there plead answer dmu to the
plaintiffs suit the will be taken confessed and
for hearing * parte. JAMES PARKS, CLERK.
jana54w pis5 By q. y. FLEMING, DC.
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ATTACHMENT.

". T.. Hh, .L5u'ret MK. E,ot,r r.. Lor's II. Hrsh
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARS TO ME
from complauauls Dim, which s sworn to, that Louis Il.
Hurst abuUud that process cannot DE served on him, and
his estate attached II B., therefore ordered that publication be
made for weeks To- BrUwuuN Wing, requiring
sd defendant to appear before I'M the town Of Athens,
the 21 day May sGb and make defense TO the companants
claim or the same will be taken and set for hear.
ing rX parte, .. .
JaullAW pl5 JOHN McGAlGHEl, J'P
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RID. JouRoLNoN, LP.
ATTACHMENT.
l.. Hu9}ic,'ou ~. Roi.H BrhL

l.. H,}N,,'oa ~. Roi.7 Bi'hi.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
saws the defendant indebted linn and ab.couds
that process cannot served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against the defendant made reuruabe bee
fore b. W Rerder Justice Of the Peace Tor Union and
the same having been levied his property is ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him at his Office
Maynardsve, the FIRST Monday july ls6J or VIII be
nrorreded with eS parte 1t is further that this notice
be published for four successive weeks in te Knoxville Wig
mil A. nrs b. W. REEDER, J. 2.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
ATTACHMENT.

). l.. Dori', Agent Of S,,aL A. Doris imcriw q,
Ro.,r Canon, re-. Sum,yL j NWiom..
uyHE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS TIE DEFEND
ANT is indebted to him and ab.conds that the
dinary N law cannot be served him having OBJ
Aph original attachment against the estate Of the defend
IA made retlrnabe before John Gamble, Justice Of the
ace Bount the having been levied his
fdty u h ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
Dim at his Office in Boun county, the 24h day Feb.
aYy 1865 or will be proceeded with partc 1t further
ered that this notice he published for four the
hoxvie Whig
febl A PTS JOHN GAMBIE. J. P
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

Broraior d Ro., rs. Lyon Rnm'cy and oter'.
THE DEFENDANT, J. G. NJ, RAMSEY,
being resident Of another State shown In the amended
and supplemental bill filed in the 1t Is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in BrownoW
Wing notifying said detendsn, appear before the Chancery
Court at Knoxville the first Monday of April next then and
there his leense the BILL the same will be taAef
for confessed as him and set for hearing eI parte
copy Of the order. -.
leb1 .lw pf5 D. A. DEADERICK, @, 4 NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
ATTACHMENT.

R,l,"o HDrr,H ~. william kiy.
THE PLAINTIFF. on AFFIDAVIT
says the defendant indebted her ani 80 absconls that
the ordinary process Of Law cannot be served upon him. having
obtained original attachment against his estate, made re-
urnabe before JOHN Roberts Justice Of the Peace for Kuos
county and the same having been levied hs property Il is
ordrrdhy said Justice that The DEFENDANT appear before him
Dbl. Office in Campbel Station he 2j day Of February
1865, to defend said the will be taken
essed aud for hearing psrte. II T. further ordered that
this notice he published for Successive weeks ownow
Whg. i25Aw pt5 JOHN ROBERTS J. p
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ATTACHMENT.


THE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE
dlS defendant is indebted to her. and abseonds that
anChe ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him.
ayng obtained original attachment against the estate
IF the defendant, made rcturnablc before j. p Hook =
vdusce Of the Peace for Bount county, and the same hay
are ny been levied his property II ordered by said
Justice that the defendant appear before him at his office
IN Blount county, the 10th day of March, 1863 or
ma1he same will be proceeded with parte It Is further
ordered that hi, notice be published for four successive
=, weeks in the Knoxville Wing.
thel ehl-4w PISS j. p. HOOK J. ?.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

One square, ten lines nonparc one insertion 80
Each continuation of same advertisement. ii 90
One square, six .......5 90
One square, per 0nnum..u,," 90
Liberal discounts VIII be made to those Whoversc
hperaiy' having lost thousands by ndNerliSllo ad
vcrsemcn will be inserted without payment iiaanc,
or some responsible man to assume payment. G ex
tensvc circulation Of my paper will make it arabe
advertising medium.
v. q. Brownie
0CTOBER, 1863. Ediior ant Prtsr
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cypojy, H,or.r d. 70, rs .iocol /oi1,h
Y TuIS CAUSE. II APPEARING

y IIIIN NAV II, IT All TN IIINN
the affidavit Of the plaintiff that the defendant Jacob
Zodac nonresident Of the State of Tennessee and Il fur
Their appearing that attachment has been issued and levied
property l. is ordered that publication be made
successive weeks Browlows Wing notifying said defendant
De and appear the May Of the Circuit Court be
Court House 10 Benton, the third Monday Of May
next, then and there plead, dgmur to the pantn
suit same viii be taken confessed set for hearing
* yarte JAMES PARKS Clerk.
jsn25.lw pf5 BY X. y. FLEMING, d. c.
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ATTACHME EMIT.

=. H. GW,.Dis -. .SomU.i j. Williams.
HE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
the defendant is indebted to him and that he alb.
IDS conceas himself that the ordinary process Of law
OF be served upon him, having obtained original
against the estate Of the defendant made rurnabe
John Gamble Justice Of the Peace for Bount county
he having been levied his property II is ordered
ID Justice that the deendsn appear before him his
b lount county the 2i,h day Of February, 1865 or
be proceeded with parc. II further ordered that
office be published for four successive weeks in Browuow
! feb1-4w pf5f JOHN GAMBLE, j. +.
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$500 ACRES OE LAND FOR SALE.

HAVE $500 ACRES OF LAND IN
Iowa Which will sell low for cash exchange or land. in
tennessee. o. =. TEMPLE.
E.rw AL. a. "A
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CHANCRY COURT-KNOXvILLE.

TLos d. Po,r,H and otL,rs 70, Wm, H. Sueed and oh'rs.
TILE DEFENDANT WIN. Ii. SNEED,
being nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee charged
In the bill ordered that pubcst be made for four sue
cessiye Hrownows Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville on the hrst
Monday April next then and there to make his defense to
the b the will be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing parte.
A copy Of the order.
i.iw pf5 D. A, DEADERICK, CAM,