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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25
REPORTED yoR THEN Y. TniBuHs
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Markets-CARZyuLLrk REPORTED yoR THEN IhiBuAs
MONDAY, July ~. 1865
sales at "a 5oSs7 62i for Pos and Pearls a. O. t5sss
COTTON-The demand has been moderate, ana
prices are easier. closing at +c for Middnns' 'ae'
VI $50 bales.
COFFER-The market has been dull. and prices are
nominally unchanged. w...n,
FLOUR AND MBAL-The market tor western sna
State Flour 10 fairly active aud WITH imtea an.
unfayorable accounts from the West FOR the wheat
crop give sellers tho advantage, and prices on an
grades show an advance OF fully loc per DBL tue
saes are H. 700 bbs at IS 3o9s6 FOR snpernne Stste
e. s 70 r 3. Ea or the low grades Of
for Trade bands and 80 4Oa sic Is for ST. Lou: Extras
Canadian Flour il better and in fair demsnd Tor the
de- saIes Of $50 bbs at Sc 75aS6 IS for the Low
grades of Extra and S7d<s 10 for Trade and Family
Ertrss. Southern Flour is irmer. but not active:
sales Of 500 bills OF "a 5oase 10 lot mhea 20 goo
rs for Trade and Family brands Rye Flour 10 firm and
fairly nctive sales Of 80 bbs. at Is 4o9s5 80 Corn
Meal is firm and more active; sales OF 0oo obs ss 70
for Jersey, and e5 20 for Brsndywne.
GRAlE-The Wheat market opened quiet but frm,
but closed aic better and fairly aotive the inquiry Is
in part for milling but chiefly for export; the more
msHd; the sales are 76 coo bush including aooo I'm
sound Spring at o. 3i04l ST. 900 bush Chicago Spring
at o. 3Sasl 43il4000 BUSH Milwaukee Club at 81 42o
q 43;l 600 bush Amber doSt 81 SO ~; Ioo bush
2 600 bush White Mchiganst 81 g. Barley h dull and
nominal. Barley Malt Is firm at 81 63del 81. Oats
opened dull but with better demand improved. and
closed firm at extreme quotations; the sales are
900 bush. Western at 60d6lo. State at 57d5sc. Rye
is better; sales Of 1000 bush. Western ct $780, Corn
opened very firm but closed steady at Saturdays quota
fions the sales 10 900 BUSH Unsound at e3as
Western Mixed at 1885, the latter rate for parts Of
cargo.
HOPS have boon In fair demand for home consump.
ton at full prices; We quote Old and New Crop at 100
zoo. for Inferior and Common. 25130o for Fair TO
. uoice and 350f0c for fancy lots
HAY-The market 10 dull, and prices are nominal at
50a $50 for Shipping. and s00s5c. for retail lots.
MOLASSES-Irices arc steedy. and the demand
air sales Of 34 hhds. and - tcs Cuba Muscovado
Rico. and $4,000. for Cuba
PROvISIONS,-There has been little more doing
Pork today but prices are easier and heavy at the
lose. For future delivery, We hear Of sales Of 1000
,bls New Meas seller August. ct go SO. The sales
ssh and regular. ere 1900 hbla OF 90 for Old Mess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

MoSrAY, July Pap. NJ
Gold has been steady, opening at li2i, selling at
1881 and closing at 1884. The market was strength
ened by reports Of lower prices for 52os in London.
Government stocks are higher, with q moderate
business. Holders arc firm and are not disposed to
sell az quotations In 730s there s little doing cx
cent nj private sale. For the First and Second
Series there is good demand at par and interest
In Railway bonds and Border State stocks very
little doing. Bank shares continue TO advance
FOR Fourth National, per cen; premium WAS paid
The share market strong but not active, except
for Erie. Reading, and Illinois Central. Eric
shares are becoming scarcer in spite OF lts large
capital and the foreign demand makes the daily de-
Iycries more difficult. As high Us 80 was paid for
the stock, which closed at s5.. Reading, upon It's
large traffic. was strong. Illinois Central sold Mt
l2s in the morning and at l3l AT the public call
The remainder Of the market was neglected. Later
in the day tho market was lower, with the excrp-
ton Of Erie which closed strong. The closing
quotations were: New-York Central, 93i; Ere
s5,; Hudson, 1881; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Oh;
Rock Island, 1861; Fort Wayne, 97i.
The money market continues easy. For call
loans the rate is cent az the general rule, with
exceptional loans at5a7. In commercial paper no
change The bank statement shows q large decline
in deposits and legal tenders but it has no effect
upon loans al call.
The following shows the condition OF the New
York City banks:
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IMPORTANT SURGICAL OPERATION WITH NJ

TRous OxYDiiGAs.-An experiment :Sas made, on
Saturday last of unusual interest with the Nitroui
OIyd Gas in " irs,-cass" surgical operation. The
operation was the removal Of cancer. with entire
breast for q lady, BY DR.. Carnochan. The operation
lasted IL minutes, during which time the patient
kept In quiet gentle anseshetic sleep with laugh
ingL gas" administered by DR.. Cotton. The gas wM
breathed from India.rubber bags holding 30 gallons
each. When the patient was profoundly asleep DIR.
Cotton turned the gas of and allowed her to breathe
the air. she showed signs Of waking. the gas
was turned on again and thus alternating during the
entire operation A little more than bag used
Not muscle moved during the anaesthetic secp-tht
breathing appeared easy and natural-and the pulse
remained fall and strong There was no nausea or sick
and on waking the patient appeared as fresh a
when waking from natural sleep. Dr. Cotton stated
that he believed he could have kept the lady asleep two
hours easily as Is minutes Dr. Carnochan expressed
himself highly pleased with the operation Of the gas
as also did Dr. Marcy who was present. 1t is not i'm.
probable that this may be the inauguration of revou
ton in the use of ansesthetcs in surgical practice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

b,eh,sa rejoicing under one Gor~nmenf and MAr>n.nS
On % tx glorious destiny vAieA before ". MOI oIiy
vhoe Southern country will be prosperous IN arts
MANUFACTURES, wealth and civilization. l zee them
marching on in this new order Of things The whole
country united in the bonds OF charity and love- must
o IN i,osnering until This great nation shall be IN
eSuaed by any power on earth. This Is our countryi
these are her prospects, To this standard invite you
TO rally. ,,.
Orr the land Of the free and the home Of the brave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

ealasl 50 for New d.; 90 soosA for Prime; o95a
o25 50 for Western Prime Mess and 90 for Thin Mess
.sles OF 600 bbs. at s70sif for Plain Mess and eoa
aI3 for extra do-the latter price for choice Tiercs
Beef il dull and nominal Beef Hams are quiet 81 ior.
prices Cut Meat. are fm out Qq,ss We d SSsi ana
,o1inal Lard is firm and active, lots are scarce ana
wanted; sales Of $50 pckgs at l6a02oic: Tor No. ~
022sc. for Fair to Prime steam 22*9@'o io' As'''0
Rendered: and 23ic. for Choice lots.
BUTTER Is duh and prices nominal. We quo'e' ,o.,.
n Y State Welsh tubs, strictly hne oes3o
N Y State Welsh tubs, fair to good. SSo
n. Y. State Welsh tubs white and poor mixed. as0N
N Y State frkin tubs, new, strictly
n. Y State frkins, new, fine
Penn, common to medium. new. -,---.''''''' SsSS1
Western Reserve. good to fine yeliow.-.'''' 500
Western Reserve common to medium ...'.-' a0as
southern Ohio, new osssST
Mich, Ill, Ind Wis. good ~ tine yellow aoseSa
Mich. Ill. Ind. Wis. common to medium
CHEEsg-The market is quiet and the tendency Va
prices is-downward We quote: ,,1.,x,
State factory, good to choice. y D...-.. ift@i9s
State, lair TO good. ---.-.......--....-@izt girr
State dsiries choice. .iss0i2
English dairy Conn.). .......-.........'iS 0,'
English dairy Ohio. .-..-.---.--.-....-i @,s
Vermont dairy. ...-.-.W W.
PETROLEU 1.-THE market is dull and prices arc
nominal at 81 03lic for Crude 5OG52c Tor Kennel IN
bond. and 7007lc. for Free.
RICE-A few retail lots at l00l0ic. for Carolina,
and 909sc for Rangoon are all the transactions ~s
SUGARS-The market for Raw Sugars has been
rather quiet to-day and the sales the prices are
trfe easier, but holders as general tning are unS
ling 10 make CONCESSIONS owing TO news nom HavsDs
reporting an advance We note 744 hhds Cnba at iot
0i2ic.; Refined are quoted at about lsiOIsic. iof
Hards.
SEEDS-Grass Seeds are inactive, and prices are
nominal. Rough Flax Seed scarce and firm at " "
use 80 per bushel
TALLOW-The market il moderately active, and
little frmer; sales Of $1,000 h at llidll3c. for West
er. and he. for City and 25 600 prime City Stearin
at 23c.
.Jo-.x spon trv for
both Domestic and Foreign descriptions since our
last there is still very finn feeling. and prices have
an upward tendency; sales Of 10000 n Western and
for Snoer aud Extra; 5000 h California at 2503ec for
Common and New Clips and 400 bales Cape On private
terms Il.
WUISKY-The market is firmer and more active,
sales of 800 bbls. at 81 l0ae2 IL for Westerns small
lots at 81 IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY DRowylNo.-On su

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY DROWNING.-Un Sun
day night Louis Shanrow, a German brush.m maker At
tempted TO drown himself by Jumping into the North
River at the foot Of Seventy .iourhst while aborns
under temporary fit Of insanity. He Imagined that
$3.50. Officer Neville OF the Thirty first Precint
rescued him and aerward conveyed him to the Station
House Capt. Bogert has provided him with home
until he has sufficiently recovered TO take care Of him
self
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

ROBBED BY FRLLow. Boa RIDER. Emma
Richardson aud John Calvin were both inmates Of No
$50 TeXth.ave. In the absence Of Emma, John broke
open trunk In her ROOM and stole from thence gold
watch and other articles vslned at $780, he was a.
rested BY Ocer Irving Of the Twentieth Precinct ~
committed hv Jlstos Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25
Receipts OF Produce.

July 2i-l3s37 bbls. Flour. 257 bbs. Whisky. 80
b6s Corn Meal eI572 bush. Wheat 233 ll2 busb Corn,
i72 f45 bush Oats COZ pkgs Oil Cake. 6 pkgs Ashes'
III pkgs. Pork. 80 rkgs. Lard. LAB pkgs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25
For on account Of purchase
OF Quincy and Chicago Road

The Treasues report shows the gross income OF the
800 miles Of road the past year. TO have been
s6 TO- being an increase over the previous year OF
sl597s75 o. or 81 ITO per cent over the earnings OF
last year.
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statements were presented:
The balance standing TO the credit OF In.
come account at the end OF the fscal
year ending on the Goth day OF April, 80. ooo :,
The earnings 300 miles OF road were;
For transportation OF freight. sJ,Jy561s 40
For transport Of passengers ,l.e,J9o u
For trans'n mails aud miscel.
laneous. 1891 o.
For interest and exchange. li,oo 80 $40 as, oe
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while single named paper and the lower grades are
negotiated at higher rates, to Q moderate extent

negotiated st higher rates, to Q moderate extent
only.
The Cincinnati Commercial reports:
The calls for money continue on liberal scale, and
some Of the banks are receiving many they
10 accommodate. This il giving little frmer range
70 discount rates. that 10 per cent is exceptional
with paper that is first rate in character when found In
the open market.
The Chicago Tribune says:
The money market was moderately active and close,
but the supply Of currency seems to be rather on
the increase mainly owing to more liberal shipments OF
produce Still the discount houses are llntin9 their op
eratiOns strictly clase paper which taken at
10 per cent per annum The street rates are from Ia
per cent per month, and some needy borrowers nave
had 10 pay high Per cent per month firstclass
names, however freely passed at the Leading pahks
the regular rates The supply OF Eastern excnange
Is still good. Rates unchanged, VIZ, discount 70
par buying, and par to lilo premium selling Inc pun
Of the banks selling at &c. premium ana Ding ~
SOC. discount. Round lots sold by the backs 70
each other at par. The Lawrence Manufacturing
Company. at Lowell. have recently changed the ma.
chinery in one Of their mills to the manufacture u
hosiery The mill turns out about 700 dozen pairs
per day. Shirts and drawers are made In the same
mill.
Earnings Of tho Chicago and Alton Railroad for
the second week in July:
1865 a79 TIE 90 1864. e55 97l 10 Inc. e23 e07 90.
| The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending July Is were
1865 sll5O 600 90 1864. .sll3 927 90 Inc. ei073 CO.
| The following were the total imports at Now
| Work for tho week ending July -:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

Balance, May ], 1865. -..-.-.... ssce, Soi W
The Capital Stock Of the Company has
been Increased the past year by the sale
a of 10 537 10 shares OF stock 20 stock.
holders at par, as per circular OF Aptli
20, 1864, and the distribution OF 1916
shares on account OF surplus earnings OF
the Road nnl the Issue OF 30 shares In
exchange for Chicago Burlington and
Quincy, First Mortgage Convertible
Bonds amounting in all TO-. 81, 200 w
The Bonded Debt has been reduced. 80. 203 062 20
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CALCULATION. b,BJ, 10 Deposits. l0,I3,EV
Legal Tenders. ta2, 7:s ia
Total Capital. 90, l58,1W -
Cleaning for the week ending July $3.50 9sJ2 ~
Clearpgs for the week ending July 27.. sl7l1tgS -
Balance for the week ending July l5.. 7ol50I1 y.
Balances for thewsek ending July 2...... 2asS,c's w
The business Of the SubTreasury was: Receipts,
lO,s23, 96; for Customs, $3.50 OOO for Payments
81 ,SS6,657 o.; on account Of Loan, $l70OOO; Bal
ance, $56, IL, 4sl 81.
In freights the engagements to Liverpool are
80 900 bushels Corn at q DID, to London, 500 bbls.
Of Flour at Ia. lO,d.; to Glasgow, per steamer ooo
boxes Of Cheese at 40s.; to Hamburg, ~ hhds. To-
bacco at 25s; SO bbls. Sarsaparila at lc. pr
h.; 40 tuns measurement goods at liz. 3D., anu
500 bbls. Rosn on private terms.
At Boston the principal calls for loans on do
mand are met at six per cent, but It 10 more difii'
Quilt to borrow on time, and quite hard 70 Obtain
accommodation on mixed collaterals.
There is good inquiry for nndoubted mercantile
notes and acceptances. Favorlte signatures are
passed in the street at seven and eight per cent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

r.sx Of ne IIn, Specs Circulation oad Dep0rf' IN ne
Bank, Of ne cur Of ksl- York for ie REX sndia0 Sat
u,dgy July q, lso3. " uhiea " sifI'd h< CAPITA.
If ,dTt
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Fourth or Jaiy In AsIanta-E Exercises Of
the Day-A Powerful Address by a
GeergiRn-A Dyed.tn-the Wool Union
Man-Bitier Werds-What Georgia
NNAAa.


ATLANTA. Ca. july T. 1865.
This day is an era in the State Of Georgia
Four years ago the Fourth Of July bloted ont as
natal day To-day we have celebrated read the Simon
pure Declaration Of Independence the Farewell Address
of George Washing under the broad folds of the
Flag of the United States of America 1t bitter
pill for many. Silence reigned in the crowd like o
dread pail The leading Rebels stayed at home in their
houses. There was large coucourse Of people, some
from the country citizens and negroes. The
Court House steps the stand for the speakers The
people stood compactly around as far as the voice
could extend. Mr.. J. &c. Calhoun. the old and present
Mayor was called TO the chair. BE made few 70
marks which were not particularly luminous. Mr.
Stewart read speech severely denouncing Secession.
then read the Declaration Of Independence and great
part Of the Farewell Address OF Washington.
Col G. w. Ashburn. q Georgian, was the first
speaker He was tried for treason in Macon. for re.
fusing to take Confederate money. acquitted, rear.
rested, and hunted out Of Georgia He made his way
North and entered as volunteer aid in the service
of the Federal Government He Is now on bis way
bono to confront the Rebels who drove him away. he
made dignhed and powerful speech. He commenced
~ saying that b. was GeorTian By birth. hess -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

Since Jan l....... syyF3, III sIiV|f"' s7T~o7'O''
The Ohio and Mississippi road earned from Janu-
airy to June 80, six months, in
1894 81 5O7, 7O5 1865. .sl.o79.ls3 Inc .sl7l'47e.
The Hudson River Railroad earned IN
Jane. ls64 $3.50 o4s June 1865 $1,000 Inc. e57 GOO
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy road Is
represented by
Bonds and scrip, .-..-...s3Wt%o
Stock, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o'o'"'i"
Total cost sH,30l.475
Al its annual meeting in June the following
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
Irah Cate vs.. II. c. Gillespie, ct al.

IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT Of tho
plaintiff in this that Thos. Henry, John Doug
lass, Edward Douglass, W. c. Kahn, Reuben Roddy, and
lanes d. Thomas, residents of this State or 50
abscond that the ordinary process be served upon
them II is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in Brownlows Wing notifying said do.
PENDANT to appear at the next term of the Circuit Court
for Knox county the I'd Monday Of june 1865 then
and there to plead domur the suit aud de.
mand of the plaintiff, the will be tnkcn for con
fesscd and proceeded with ex paro to them.
s II SMITH Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
Jnmcs II, Henry vs., W. NJ, Cox, ct al,

TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT of the
lplanuG IN this cause, that the defendants W, NJ, Cox
N. Benton Warren Elijah Nelson D, Talifcrro, Fredk
Lonoir Beui. Ish, Joun r. Toolo, Polk Wiggs James
Smith and Frank Smith, non scsidonts Of this State
abscond that the ordinary process cannet be served
upon them II is ordered that publication he made for
four successive weeks in Brownows Wing notifying said
defendants to appear the term of the Circuit Court
for Knox county the "a Monday of june 1868, then
and there to plead dcmur to the suit and dc
mand Of the plaintiff the will be taken for con-
fesssd and proceeded with ex parto MS to them.
S II SMITH Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
A. d. Wall We. John D. Epps and others.

APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT of the
ylansif in this cause that John D. Epps, one of the
fndants nonresident Of this State SO absconds
the ordinary process cannot be served upon him II
|rdered that publication be made for four successive
|ks in Brownlows Whig, notifying said defendant to
bar at the next term Of the Circuit Court for Knox
hiy, the % Monday Of June, 1885, then and there
Head, answer demur to the suit and demur to the
and demand Of the plaintiff the same will be taken
confessed and proceeded with ex parte as to him.
s II SMITH, Clerk
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ATTACHMENT.

john Mills for the and benoO of John Tabler) vs.
John Peck.
'TNHE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT, says the do.
Il PENDANT Is indebted to him and 80 absconds or con
ceal himself that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served upon him. having obtained an original attach
Aent against the defendant made reurnabc before jon
athan Larrance Justice of the Peace for Jefferson
~, and the having been levied on his property
ordered by said Justice that the defendants appear
before him at his ode in the 7h civil district Of Jeer
son county the Sd day ofJune $685. or IT will be pro-
ceeded with pare. 1t is further ordered that this no
tice be published four weeks in Brownow's Wbig
ml0lw pfS5# JONATHAN LARRANCE j. p.
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plaintiff IN this that has fed from the limits of
this State absconds that the ordinary process can
not be served upon him It Is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in Brownlow's Wing,
the Circuit Court for Knox county tho % Monday of
June 1885, then and there plead, answer or demu to
the suit aud demand Of the plaintiff or the same will be
taken for confessed aud proceeded with OK pare TO
him $ II SMITH, Clerk
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lRANOE. ] z
ATTACHMENT.

=. 7. Nance W, Nooh Nance.
NHE PLAlFrIFF ON AFFIDAVIT, saws tho d,fer
dunt il indebted to him, aud so nbsconds that tho or
binary process Of law cannot be served upon him. having
obtained original attachment against The estate of the
defendant, made returhablo before jonathan lurrarce
Justice Of the peace for jefferson county, and tho same
having been levied upon ms property It is ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him at his
Office in the 9TH csyi district Of Jefferson county on tho
18Th day Of May, 1868, il will DO proceeded with ex
parc 1t is further ordered that his notice he publ shed
four weeks IN Brownlows wbig.
apl9-Iwpfb+ JONATHAN LARRANCE j. p
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
Adolph Roobl W., Jalues Wllliam,,

TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT of tho
plaintiff IN this that the defendant Is q non-res
dont of this State, absconds that the ordinary pro
cannot be served upon him 1t is ordered that pub
LEGATION DO made for four successive weeks in Brownow
Wing, notifying said defendant to appear at the next
term of the Circuit Court for Knox county on the %
Monday Of June, 1863 then and there to plead answer
or demur to the suit and demand Of the plaintiff or the
same will be taken Tor confessed and proceeded with ex
parte rs to him. S II SMITH Clork
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
ATTACHMENT.

Aiilas Hooper, Admir-, vs.. Alexander McClain.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
says the defendant is indebted him and so absconds
that process cannot be served upon him. having obtained an
original attachment against the defendant, made reurnabe
ore Thomas Pckenss Justice Of the Peace Bount co. and
the same having been levied his property ordered y
Justice that the defendant appear before him at his Office
IN Bouut county, the 18th day Of June 1865, will be
proceeded with ex psrte II is further ordered that this notice
mys.iv pbs THOMAS PICKEEs J. r,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

!. McGlothlin, Admir-, &C., vs. W. L. Hope and Others
APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT of the
plaintiff in this oanse that James Hardin and Robert
din, defendants in this suit are non residents of this
TO- or SO abscond that the ordinary process cannot be
led upon them II Is ordered that publication be made
four successive weeks In Brownows Wing, notifying
defendants to appear at the pext term Of the Circuit
for Knox county, on the 2d Monday of Jgne, 1865,
and there to plead, answer or demur TO the suit and
land Of the plaintiff the will be taken for con-
Fd and proceeded with ey parte as to them.
s II SMITH ClrrL
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ATTAgHMENT.

John VI. Burnett vs. Noah Nance,
rHF PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT, soys the dc.
fendant is indebted to him and SO absconds that the
ordinary process cannot he served upon him, having OBJ
tanned original attachment against the estate Of the
defendant made returnablo before jonathan Larrarce
Jus ice of the Peace flr Jefferson county and the same
having been levied upon hi, property 1t is ordered by
sail Justice that the defendants appear before him at his
office in the eth civil district Of JEFFERSON county the
l3'h day of May 1866, Be will be proceeded with cx
parc. Il is further ordered that this notice be published
for four successive weeks in Br0wnlows Wing.
apl94w MT JONATHAN LARRANCE j. F.