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The Democratic Press, of San Francisco, which
published the fret accounts of DR.. OWNS plans
and prospects in Sonora, says it has learned
that DR.. Gwin expects to be in Sonora, accom-
panied by Marshal Bazaine and French troops
by the middle of May, aud that at the date OF
his sailing from Havana for France (Feb I'D
nothing had occurred to interfere with his
projects in Mexico. This is not in accordance
with the recent statements Of Mexican papers
(which claimed to know that DR.. Gwin had
abandoned the entire scheme Of colonization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

J.L.H., who writes us for information con-
cerning the approaching celebration Of che Rails
ing of the Flag on Fort Sumter on the l4th inst.
fthe fourth anniversary Of its surrender to the
Rebels) is informed that there Is to be such a
celebration, and the Rev. Henry Ward Beechef
is to deliver the Grafton; and that is about all
we know of the matter. We do not know OF
whom tickets for the excursion are to be had, If
there be any to be had at all.
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Pr ON ALB ANY.


the Frene.
ALBANY. April . 1865
Gov. Fenton says there is money sufficient
to pay drafted and probably something more. and
hors s fair prospects OF additional subscriptions to
the State loan. The bonds now ready for payment
to towns cities and counties, upon proper proofs being
furnished to tho PaymasterGenera Of the muster In
and credit of men, lie viii forward circulars with in.
structious tomorrow by nail to supervisors and repre-
sentative agents Of localities.
Dr. H. d. willard. Surgeon.Ceneral on Gov. Fenton's
staff, died this evening.
Gov Fenton. on learning from the Secretary of War
that great battle had been fought made arrangements
for sending forward 10 the army several surgeons 10
take charge Of the wounded soldiers from this State
They leave early Monday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03
The Er.ninY Pos. proposes to consider what

The Ersning Post proposes to consider what
we have "to say in Mr.. Greeleys defense,
when We utter it. As Mr.. Greeley is not aware
of needing any defense, it will probably wait
a while. But The Post having loaned its col
umns to correspondent for the ventilation of
certain questions, intended to be very damaging,
addressed to Mr.. Greeley, entirely suppresses
his brief and explicit replies Surely. there can
be no two opinions az to the honesty and fair
ness of this kind Of journalism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

SAN FRAScIsC0. "wednesday, March r lets.
A dispatch from Oregon reports the destruc-
ton By fire on the oath inst. OF the Linn Copanys
wooden mills at Brownsville involving loss OF 500 o
Advices from Idaho report that popular meetings
have been held approving Gov Lyons course IN remov
ing per Of the territorial Legislature, a. the capai
from Lewiston to Boise CITY.
Efforts are being made to establish overland commit
nicati0n between California and Idaho Such route
would greatly decrease the distance. Cen. Wright has
promised military protection by the LIST OF May when
stages and wagons can make the trip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03
MEMPHIS, Friday. March 30, 1855;

MHMPHIs, Friday. March 30, 1855; I
Via CAIRO. Saturday April T. 1866.
Petitions are being signed by many persons
here praying that the President declare no
longer an nsurrectonary State and that the Secretary
Of the Treasury will remit the present tax on goods from
the Northern States.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad Is funnmg %
egraph Is working 10 Lafayette.
As another eyi(knce Of Gen. Washburne's desire to
restore civil law he ordered the u s. police TO con-
fne their attention entirely TO military offenders
Cotton is very dull ct 2sc. There are heavy iesers
here from the decline in cotton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03
FrOun CALIFORNIA;.

SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday, March e. lsj5.
Business is much paralyzed by Eastern tele-
grams Tho rise in sterling Is contemporaneous with
the fall In gold II 10 not understood that the rise in
legal tenders advances In the ratio that gold de
cllnes They are selling at 6la. Commerce from this
port is much less In volume rtterly owing TO falling
of in exports caused BY scarcity Of breadstufls.
Treasure receipts continue heavy. Crop prospects
are everywhere excellent. Sales to-day 1900 bbs.
California Crushed Sugar. at l6c.
Arrived. ship Cremorne, New.York.
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RussrAS.AMERICAs TELEGRAPH LINE

Observation-Disclosures iELE0kAPH LINE
Major Frank l.. Pope and Mr. VIM Henry Gran sail
in the California steamer Of the Sd inst. the former
Assistant. Engineer to Col. c. s. Buckley and the lat
ter also in connection with the building Of the above
telegraph line. Mr.. Pope 10 well known an ex.
perienced operator aad good draughtsman. He is also
member Of the National Telegraph Union. and
promises to become contributor to the columns Of
The TseSrapho, monthly review. published in this
city Mr.. Gran has for many years past been in the
employ Of the Canada Grand Trunk Railway Company.
at various stations eegrnpher and ticket agent but
moro recently in the employ Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

The Commercial Advertiser argues that Cali.
fornia has proftably disoboyed the Legal Ten.
der act, and maintained a gold currency
throughout. Now, if it will prove that Califor-
MIA has lent the Government the money it
needed to carry on the War, it will have said
something to the purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MINT.

The official returns of the vote at the special
election upon the question of so amending our
State Constitution as to provide for the appoint
ment Of Commissioners of Appeals are now all
in, and show heavy majority against the
amendment. The following is the vote by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

gets into The new Department., where nc
would be like dead fly in the ointment
Any young mechanic or artisan who works at
home or near it may well afford to serve as q
fireman for the moderate sum stipulated in TINS
act and, if his business be sedentary, he VIII NC
all the better for an occasional run WIN '''c
machine"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. April e. 1885.
The Richmond papers Of Friday contain the


WASHINGTON. April e. 1858
The Richmond papers of Friday contain the
following:
THE PROSPECT IN NORTH CAROLINA.
From The Wig:
All accounts which reach Us through officers and
from private letters written from the North Carolina
front give MS most encouraging review OF the si.ua
ton The history Of military operations scarcely ur
Dshes parallel to the change which has Deen witnia
the space Of month two wrought In the morale ana
strength OF the Army Of the Tennessee by the appoint
ment of Gen. Johnston to Its command Confidence has
been substituted for dependency and zeal and energy
for supineness. The people and press In that region
have canght the infection nom the army and are not
only talking IN the right vein. but evidencing their
faith and devotion by liberal contributions In money
and provisions for the support Of Gen. Johnsons gal
Ts Raleieh Pro4rss Of the 2sth says the moral effect
hopefl sgp and one from which We angur well 1t Is
probable that there yet but little change In position
OF the contending armies, but We know nothing posi-
lively.
sHERMANs ARMY.
The Standard thinks Sherman will probably
rest days before he begins another campaign and
In the meanwhile provision and cothe his troops who
are represented to be In battered and dirty condition.
The Consero,irs learns that he Is running trains
through from Goldsborough to NewberD, and probably
to Wilmington.
WHAT REBEL DEsBRTERs ARE DOING.
The RALEIGH Conservative learns that there are
no less than from 800 to GOO dcsertes In the lower end
Pitt Co. n. G., committing all sorts o. dcprcdations on
citizens by stealing their horses negroes, and proyi
si0n Is reported they get $500 for every hne morse
they carry to the Yankees also $500 for every able
bodied negro tit for service They are stealing negroes
and horses every night in portion OF the country
They also take all provisions such as bacon and pork
and leave families perfectly destitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

LOUISVILLE. Saturday. April l--2 p. m.
The municipal election took place in this
city to-day. There four candidates for the
Mayoralty In the field. Philip Tomppert. DemocrAt,
was elected Mayor by 100 plurality over - I.epub.
lican aud lacks about loo Of majority over oil com.
petitors,
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FROM WARRINGTON.

Special Dbpstch to The N. Y. Tribune
WARRINGTON, April 2, 1865.
BAD NKws FOR THg OPPOSITION.
General sympathy is expressed for the un-
fortunate Democrats Of Connecticut In view Of the
sad iuroads Grant has made upon their prospects at
their State Election tomorrow. BY tho operations
bsfors Richmond.
AN OMEN
At Il O'Clock to-day four largo Eagles were
observed lurking about the Dome Of the Capitol and
over the head OF the Goddess Of Liberty Thor sp-
pearance was almost simultaneous with that OF the bull
1atina trplm Rohno9d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

Mr.. W. Cornell Jowctt is reported among the
guests at the Hoffman House. If he Is engaged In
any Peace negotiation, VIC are not aware oft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

STEALING HORss AND WAroS.-Justcc Led
with Yesterday committed Owen CID lsB5ret for stealing
morse .w,s. He wa. ar SD iii. JiTiss through
FishtIeth e.. near Four'hsv"
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Ta C0rresuOndeuts.

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous Communications
Nhateves intended for insertion must be authenticated
by the address Of tie wrernot necessarily ioI
publication but a. a guaranty for his good isii' . r,
All business this office should be addIssedto
TRBuSE," New-York.
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
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Terms Of she Tribune.

Terms Of the Tribune.
DAILY TRIBUNE
Mail subscribers, Simon
] copy, year-3ll numbers.
SEMEWEEKLY TRIBUNE.
l copy, year-104 numbers, .-.... $500
. comics. do. 100
& copies, or over, for each copy. 800
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
] copy, year-52 numbers. ......... S2;5O
Clubs of five or over, - per copy, and
an extra copy for every Club of ten.
Address THE TRIBUNE. NewYork
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Majority against +~"'~''
The whole number of votes cast was l3S, 2oo,
Of which PIP were blank or defective.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

NEw.ORLEANs. Mosday, March 81. 1865.
The steamer Guiding Star was hard aground
on the bar this morning.
Arrived, bark Happy. Bordeaux; brig Sarah Peters
Boston.
Cotton nominal and no sales. Sugar and Moasses
duh and lower. Superfne Flour. s.. Exchange on
New York premium.
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MORE NIAGARA.

The N. y Times. in kindly meant, Int We
trust needless, defense of "Mr. Greeley'sPeact
Letter." SAYS:
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capital.
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AG ENTS WAN Y ID
FOE OUR
Great National Work
THE
STANDARD HISTORY OF THE War,

ftnNTAININc fiI. authentic ami sei.s5 account 10 '
l great conflict" from is commencement tu tta r's'
Complete IN very larsc volume of over N passes '
tanning reading matter equal To- three sr royal octave
Ir. spenlblIy illustrated with - i'm, portraits #
erals and battle scenes
Tli. j. inst the book th. T.apls 10 Fr-suis Ear
chance for Agents. Teachers, energetic suue men, a l
caliy returned disabled officers and soldiers " want t
proftab. employment, Will find il peculiarly adapted g. @
condition. send for circulars md oug terms -.ii
JONES BROTHERS 3 CO. lfs West Fourth street .i..7
natl Ohio.
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Petrined Buffalo,

This extraordinary curiosity was discovered about
two years since by trsppers belonging TO Capt
Bents company, lying on the side Of one OF the
bever dams Of the Rio Grande of the North IA
stream emptying itself into the Gulf Of California;
whose waters it is said possess the petrifying quail
ties 10 an eminent degree, its shores Astounding in
specimens Of various animal and vegetable pro6uc-
tons in petrifed state. The pstrifed buffalo is
described BY those who have seen it. to be perfect
in its petrihcation as when living with the excep-
ton Of hole in one of the sides about four inches
in diameter, around which the hair has been worn
Of probably by the friction Of the water, in which
it must have lain for ages past 10 have produced
such phenomenon. The hair on the hump and
shoulders neck forehead and tail though converted
into almost smooth surface may be easily discern
ed. The horns, eyes, nostrils, mouth and legs are
perfect in their stone in their pristine state
The country in which this rare specimen was
found, is inhabited by the Euteaux a rowing tribe
Of savages, who subsist, a great portion of their
lives on insects, snakes tOads roots &c. This tribe
being particularly hostile 10 the whites renders the
acquisition Of this curiosity an undertaking not a
little hazardous; notwithstanding this, and many
other difficulties TO be surrounded, such distance,
expense, &c, enterprising citizen Capt. Charles
Bent contemplates procuring and bringing to the
United States with him, on his return from Santa
Fe during the ensuing autumn.-H. Louis CONNER
clGi BULletiH.
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otasR. DAY. A--at- 7raUf-d q sasi pes anu Afi'
NAsH d.rfuI SEWINf. MACHINE, the oHig cheep N
it-cnz7j Addrszs sII wv & CLARK, Fiddef'rd- Maine
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MILLS AND WATER pow
FR FOR. SALE

TINHE Louisville Flour Wills, saw NH and - - u 5.
1 yh comfortable dwelling house the bank OF tLa
oltn Eivr ft,u miles beIJW Knoxville, m che tow 20
I1-isv unsv JGcred for SOLE For 5urtlet ls.ti-.i-
apply ssp2otf 'N1Di 'i'
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The Late Clerk Of the House.

Mr.. f. A. james, the popular Chief Clerk of the
House, resigned his position, the other day, which
he had held with such aceeptability for some time
past He goes 20 Chattanooga to take charge of the
Post Office 10 which he was recently appointed. In
the discharge of his duties as Clerk, Mr. James
made hosts Of friends and so far as we know, not
single enemy. The best wishes of the members
and officers Of the House, whore he has served so
efficiently, attend him in his departure, and invoke
upon his future pathway unbounded prosperity and
gle between bgotry and liberalism, old fogyism and
progress, our young friend will be found fighting
with all his energy on the side Of truth and the
couatrv-Press and Times
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Each and every article the above List is representa- Q!
cerfcte These placed in similar envelopes ana sealed
t PERSON obtaining certificate, TO be had at our Dice OF
sent by any address, will know what they may nave
Dollar. -. -, 4.
Inc tho business IS each FIVE VIII be sent LOT 81
EIrvrS FOR g; THIETv for So SINrYFI'E Tor si ana VN
HVSpRED FOR SIS ., ,.,,.-,s
Anv person receiving certificate for an article they may ~
r an eXcbauqe for any article in List Of The
value Nv this enable 10 furnish tho pun
lie with selections and varied stock OF goods al
I ricc while all have chance of securing articles OF
M 10y hi61,t volur warrant every article as repre-
sruted or money refunded
RGTNTs-Ibera commission and valuable Premiums con-
sisting % Watches, &C. given Co Agents
Address all orders u, .-- 80
GEORGE DEMERIT i CO,
nsvl-Gm 3O3 broadway. New YORK.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue writ- Of Vrn1itioni ENpona issued from
ID Circuit Court Of Claiborne county, IN favor Of
SALLY Fugatc administrators Of Jchc Fugatc dec d. against
W w and G. W Lewis and the other in favor OF sally
AFugac administrative Of JehilC Fugate d. against W
W Greer will the highest bidder for ready
money, the courthouse door IN farewell tract Of land
levied on property said W W Greer in the Sea civil
dsriet Claiborne county containing $50 adjoining
Of Thos j. Johnson decd and the heirs Of James
Fukerson deed Tho sale will take place during the lawful
hours. novs-3t pfS f. =. WILLIS, Sh'G.
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FINE FARM in high -tste of cultivation yHS IN gu
A Watausa Valley. Carter county, Tom cont iinlns -
bri,n. CONSISTING ct couNstahl dwelling house Or nni
SON al necessary outbuidinrs, fine tarn -pnd ll-
- II-s sorted orchard Of choice fruits Also tRe zpil
D1ili-ssats ar seats any kind Of ul,isnr ' ME- o.
Tenn and Va Y. r. For iurtt
,-ti..i--s adlrr- t, = K MILLER, Kno- vile. or E
bsbtor Team or arrIy O. him pru, vh sill fa' zr'i
pleasure in showing the property .-ttL--.
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Attachment,

John Ridge Is. 6ilncr EvcTctL
TINE plaintiff affidavit, Gays the defendant riebicd to
him and absconds conceas himself that the ordinary
process cannot served upon him having obtained ors
attachment agan.f the estate Of inc deiena1n made 70
turnsbs before W Bingham JUSTICE Of the Feece FOR
county, Tenn 1t ordered by said Justice that the
appear before him s once in Blount county,
the 9th day April. 1896 il viii be proceeded with
parte Il is further ordered that this nctco c published for
four weeks in Brownlow's Wing.
10 ". b. BINGHAM, ). p.
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GEORGIA.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ne authorized and requested TO announce THOMAS
PICKENs candidate the Senate to represent
Sd District composed # the counties Of Cooke Greene
SEWER and Boust octlStde'
rs-W authorized and requested TO Announce Saor
WILL R. McBATH, latc I'd Tenn Cavalry candidate for
te Office Of Circuit Court Clerk Of Knox county, at the en-
suing March election. octloPtde
rs7 We authorized and requested to announce VIII
LIAM RULE candidate for County Court Clerk at the
suing March election. septtde
We authorised and requested 10 the
of HENRY C.. TARWATER, candidate for Tax Collector
It the ensuing March election oct4tde8
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CIRCUIT CoURT-DANDRIDGE

Second Judicial Circuit jefferson County Tennessee.
Bradford and Inman for the Of VIM Harris john
BIanner.
UU IppL ApJNG FROM THE NEET
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Go TO Bryant stratton CosNashvio Business College
r thorough knowledge of Book Keeping Commercial Cal
ations Pcnmanshp Commercial Law, Partnership Settle
aents etc send College paper circulars, &c Address
BRYANT STRATTON & CO." novl-6n
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WILL pay the reward az any point where they may
be secured for recovery Of two horses stolen from
on the night Of November s25 for either One
dark brown horse rs hands high white hind feet and
branded { and condemned. the brand
very dim other light brown about az hands
high, creaseallen and whit" SPOT between the nost
both horses about Year, old
PEYTON CARTER.
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oHANcERY couRT-JAMFsToWN.

DtI-y :.
TTNE defendants Wilson aud his wife Phehy being
stidont Of the State charged the bill It ordered
that publication made oT four successive weeks in Brown
Whis notifying said defendants appear before the
ChAneery jamestown, the I'd Monday Of Apru
next then make their defense 10 tho BILL or the
same will be taken for hearing
them B. q. BOWDEN G. ( VI.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SU e.
GESTED the insolvency Of the Estate of D. standheld
l. TO the Clerk of the County Court Of Bpunt county
All persons having claims against said Estate hereby no.
tilted to their claims with the Clerk aforesaid for the pur
distribution the assets Of said Estate,
before the 2h Of December next they will Be forever bar
red SARAH SIAhDFlHLD
fdwiuistratrix
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TR0WBRIDGE & CALDWELL,
Attorneys and Cormsellors
AT LAW
Knoxville, Tennessee.
GREAT AITrnTnN SATE on Gev7nET-
MENT GUNBOATS, STEAM TRANS
PORTS, BARGES, &c,
AT CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERyssILR
Chattanooga, Tenn, November ith, 1855. !
WILL sell at public auction on Tuesday the 18th day Of
November ls6 at 10 o'clock at Chattanooga, Tenn,
the follow Guuboats, Steam Transports BaS &c,
now Wing al this Depot;
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CHAPPELL, BRUCE Il co.
BOOK AGENTS ALL! LOOK HERE!

Il ETTELBS NEW AND REVISED
N HISTORY or THE AMERICAN REBELLION "a
now published agents solicit with ssNrtr u the
" m tnrtrrr in Volume OF about ~ lars
and closely printed pa ~ illustrate by forty r steel plates
beside maps Forty tlousid cop already sngas and
nv prospertu~ alone. Multitule waiting Tor just
such book viii l by months the earliest Ouc N"i1e
War History issued and i CIEAPErT cf them an For
,-f1--
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original, .ia.crac,' and Snpp'uae.''l E'7,.
Samuel Gill Us. William Williams and others.
N-rt,s, 1t-NY W.T. N

THE DEFENDANTS WM. WILLIAMS,
Il James Williams, Catharnc Williams, Mary Williams,
William Williams, Mary Boyd, VIM p Boyd john II Croker
Mary W Crozier Ethcland Croze Camela Crozicr, John
CroZer James Crozier William Crozior Elizabeth Crozier
Lucy Crozier Mary Cozer and Catrnc trozcr being
residents Of the State Of Tennessee shown in the Original
Amended bills ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in Browuo's Wing notifying said de
appear the Sd Monday Of December next be-
Chancery Rutedg then and there to make
their defense said bills the viii c taken for
fcssed and for hearing partr, 20 them copy Of
the order.
c. c. SMITH. C. It VI.
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st. Louis and JOhnsOnville
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
Nashville and Northwestern, Nashville and
Chattanooga, and Tennessee and
Alabama Railroads.
CHANCERY CoURT-BENPoN.

Luther Iilarl Admir- Of James Smith, deed, vs. John
c. Hood and James y. Reid
IT appearing from the allegations IN Complainant bi
which is that the respondent, james y ke Is a
resident Of STATE Of tennessee, and attachment
having been issued aud levied his property II ordered
publication be made for four successive weeks III brown
lows Whig tifying said respondent appear before the
rhaucery Benton ronn on the sd Monday 81 De-
ccmbcr, 1855 plead answer or emur to complainant o
or In default Of which the will be taken confessed and
ret for hearing rartc a. 10 him - :.
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