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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-02


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- SsScmpa1H and nat thcy ars - sbove nsmsa
"UeoI 4H06. -. ALMxANnER PrsssS.~<
IUCIUe J. HU1DHK secretsrv.
ioea and sworn TO before by he aiors nsrneA
so0etary, this d day cf Januavy Al 81 iS65
HkAkY ToWLHK, Justice Of the Peace.
AuDnos's Ory1cn Iowa,
hereby certified, that on the1sth dsy 81 Jsnusrv
1Su0 sNorn sfafement wAs hleA IN this oBce skown
the condition Of the ErNA INSURANCE. cT1HpanY
located 1t Hartford in the state of Conrertrt ~ AZ
- day Of January, A. D. 1866 Ia accorisnrc ish ~
ovssons Of an Act Of The ensraI hIy Of the sac
o. Iowa entitled AN AcD relation Insurs nee Com
panies approved January 2sth, 1857. ard an Act
smenoAtory thereto approved Fensry 9th 1855 and an
Act IN relation 70 Life Insurance Companiet approved
casch ls62 that said statement shows that said
Company possessed of the raqnsts amount e eattaI
and Invested - required " law.
Authority therefore given TO tho above named Com
TO transact their appropriate business Of insurance
IN this State in accordance with the laws thereof nnt
the Sist day Of January A. D. One thousand Eight Hun
drrd and Sixty-six.
1t ia also certified that HENRY b. TyS-vYcK of Ke-
oknk has been duly appointed by said Company their
lawful Agent and Attorney for the county Of Lee with
u power 70 aks risks or Insurance therein and to
knowlege service Of process provided by law, upon
s Hing with the Clerk OF thu District CONT ii ard for
said County this certificate and acopy Of the staement
On hie In this Office IT Ia further certified that the at
tached u true and correct copy Of the said statement
-. In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
=, my hand and affixed my seal Of once the day
and year first above written.
-. JN0. A. ELLIOTT. Auditor Of State.
JanSi sAAL- AYRFS. Deputy.
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is eminently ! growing nan. Speakins
rarely, and not mingliog much ID deb.te,
: new member from Pennsylvania, Soho.
held, has risen ia the estimation OF the
Honse TO Be thought of in the Sane con.
nection With the gentlemen lust named
In : condensed, Jet lucid and spipsm.
matic style Of debate, be i rated among
the foremost of them.
= Washburne Of Illinois, and Wilson Of
lows, Kelly of Pennsylvania, and Bout.
Well and Dawes. Of Massachu chusettsl form 4
group OF men Who always have attention
and genernlly the attention OF the vhole
House. They are al experienced Ieeisla-
sors and rank among our strongest men.
Jenckes Of Rhode Island has the reputa.
ton Of being very able lawyer. but he
nas taken comparatively little shars 10 the
general business Of Congress and has not
yet won the hold on the House to which
hls friends think him entitled. Williams
Of Plttsburg. is also An able lawyer, aud
has displayed first class abilities. but he
too has rather kept out Of the current
OF business and debate and has not II.
tanned the standing he was expected to
take. On financial matters MorriIl's expe-
riencs OF course makes him alwars an "a.
thority, but outside this speciality bic
standing in the House would scarcely
bring him in even at this point in the list.
Creswell, Blow, Dsming, LiulejohD.
Orth, Thayer, Blaine and Brandeeee have
. recognised standing (which always se-
cures them the attention Of the House.
Others may, on peculiar occasions be
equally successful; but in the main. the
House is disposed TO write letters while the
most OF those that remain are making
their speeches. For few moments ne y
man may gain attention, whiIeEthey take
hrs measure. bat the judgment is always
swift and merciless. Before the people
be may pass On eredi. as q man of special
ability: but here his firss half hour must
show il, or he must hcnceforth be conteps
% talk to empty desks or busy scribbling
members. They may not themselves be
Individually able or profoaad, bat collect.
vely they form the severest and most
searching tribunal through which . pub
ic speaker in the United States can be
,alled to pass. AoA1s.
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'rstl. n Of tie Company is filed.
AeniToB 3 oFFsef. Iowa,
DfnS NDFwrS Janttmrr 1If- 1855

1t is hereby certified that the l7t day II Janaar..
SIS, statement tied in this ef1ce showing
the condition of tie IQKiLLARD INSURANCE COM
PAM located at Aes York, IA the state of New York.
the lst day Of January a D. ses. in accordance Itn
The provisions OF Act OF the General Assembly Of the
Of Iowa entitled AN Act n relation Insurance
Compaaes,' approved January .stb 1857. ard an Act
aueBiasgry thereto proved February ath 1ss and
in relation Life Insurance Coinrnnse algsov
March Itb, ls6a; that said shDws
Company is o=stzze Ct the requisite arront capital
and invested a. required ly f.w.
Authority is Therefore gFtu the above named Com
Ptny tr4nsact their appropriate hs N Insurance
rhis state dance with te t~s thereof sntli
the ls DAY u January d. One Thousand Ii sht Hun
dred and Sixty six
1t IL also certified That ii. b. TES-EfCE, cF Keokuk,
has been duty aps5aied by said Company iheir law al
Agent aud Attorney fer the co1rty Of Lee wit fa pow
take risks OF Insurance rhereiB aa ta nel dse
service Of process provided By lsw uon his hiu with
the Clark OF Distriet CuTf in aai for sai county
this Eca.a and copy Of tile fle tls
office lii s further certified thar the attached true
aud correct eops cf said statement.
-- In test mony whereof. have hereunfo set
l. :. my hsrd ami affixed my seal Of otiec the day
~, aud n 81 atsove written.
JaI3ld JNo. A. ELLIOTT, Auditor OF State.
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Louisville, Jan. 81.

The Journal 10 now informed that the
suspected murder Of IL discharged sol
disrs, Saturday, At Bloomfield, was incor-
rect.
Ike Ludwig, . notorious guerrilla, VA.
caught and executed that day By Captain
Terrill. of the Union Guard.
In the afternoon Ternll had fight
With Captain Conlter's guerrillas. several
miles frem Bloomfield, repuIsed them and
dangerously wounded Coulter, Berry is
undoubtedly dead.
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From Cairo.

q - Cairo, Feb. /.
The steamer Hardy, New Orleans 25th,
has arrived with large number Of pass
engers. A great number Of passengers
are leaving the department. Of the Gulf in
consequence of Gen'l Canby's draft order.
The steamer City of Cairo brings 81
bales of cotton from Memphis.
Another skirmish occurred between
gurrillas and our pickets back of Men.
phis on the 28th. Several of the former
we're killed.
Andrew Jackson Donelson passed here
for Memphis to-day.
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New.York. Feb. I

New York, Feb. l
The steamer Columbia, from Havana
28th, has arrived. es4..
The French ffigate Entrepanler Of e0
guns. had been ashore on Cayo Blsnes.
six miles west of Havana, but report said
she had been saved.
Report at Havana said there were I
number Of steamers preparing for private
usaD The Vulture, Lark and Wren. wers
= HAvaaa~ Three We're rspartAd at s..
Thomas and several at Nassau. The
steamer Arcadia olsafed At HSsana, osten.
sibly for Bermuda, with ascargo Of $40
kegs Of gunpowder, bars Of iron, rope,
&c.
The uas sailsd on the s6sh fe Gal
vootoa. : : 8 y =
f&as 81 sn1 eatxas9
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Baltimore. Feb.

A message was sent to the legislature
to-day By Gov. Bradford announcing The
passing of the constitutional amendment
sboiishing slavery. with the recommenda-
tlon that Mary yland Immediately concur in
the amendment.
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Seward Gees 70 Meet the Rebel Com.
missioncxs.

The Annapolis correspondent Of the
American announces the arrival there this
morning Of Secretary Seward, accompa-
MED By his Private Secretary, Who i'm
mediately left for Fort Monroe on Gen'l
Grants dispatch steamsf TO meet the
rebel commissioners. They were met at
the depot By Gen. Berry and escorted to
the Executive Chamber whore they we're
welcomed BY Gen. Bradford.
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EsraNArIoN OF THE UNITED STATES
EsrsR TO SPAIN 1t is generally
10 that G. A. Kerner, of BclIeville,
il State, who was appointed United
Is Minister at the Court of Spain in
arrived from Europe some months
and has not since returned. We
earn that he has rendered his resig.
j, and that it has been accepted.
eason for this step ID that his pri.
business demands hisN sNpersonAl at.
q.
high estimation in which Cover
Urnsr was held in Madrid enabled
serve his Government with great
10y. and the announcement Of his
nent viii be received with regret,
" not heard the name Of any one
asd = biz successor. II Springfield
cpgnal. 0 t1ysf
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l. The name Of this Company Ii ErsA Insurance. Cox.
PAsr.
The of its Capital Stock is Two MILLION Two
HuspRED AND FisrY THOUSAND DoLIARs.
3. The amount Of its Capital etock 10 all paid up.
1. The aasefs Of the Company are:
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= The constitutional amendment
lshing slavery had passed The Senate
re it went to the House. It must
be submitted to the States for ratifi.
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=. 3. = = N-EYoY.
General Insurance agent,
SECOND srRsEr, - xzoxux.
GrArEMEsT OF THE CONDITION. OF rHr
ETNA INSURANCE COMP'NY
OF HARTFORD, CONN,

On TIC 1a day Of January, A. D. 1865 aaade Me auditor
g the Sdte Of hera, parsnart to tie .Safadey
Of that 3dt.
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Washington, Feb. |.

"nfngtou, TeU. ].
The rebel peace commissioners have
not arrived here. If they come it will not
be before tomorrow.
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Fort Monroe, Jan. 81.
Lieut.. Gem. Grant arrived here to-dsy
from Fort Fisher on the gunboat Rhode
Island.
The hospital steamer Tonawanda also
arrived to-day from Fort Fisher with 1870
rebel wounded.
There is no news of importance.
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keep constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
-ices to cash customers and prompt . large and
ell selected stock Of
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Sf11E OF C0NNGCflCUT, County Of Hartford, .
HAArFonD, Jan 2, 1855.
THonAs Al AIx1AHpxR, Prssident, and LUczus }. Hn-
pKr Secretary Of the Etna Imnrancs Company, Of Hart
fri Connsrisat beng severally and oily
- -, - saak ~ Anea3 - ~ - 1seop1gA
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New York. Feb. i,

Gold to.nisht sos.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We and requested THOMAS
PICKENS candidate for the State Senate TO represent
the Sd District composed Of the of Cooke Greene
Sewer and BIUunt. oCtlstdeS
Re We authorized ami requested announce Major
WILL. r. McBATII ae ID Tenn Cavalry candidate for
the Office Of Circuit Court clerk Of Knox county, the
suing March election. OCtlS*tdC
EE We authorized and requested announce WILL
LIAM RULE canlda" County Court Clerk at the
suing March election. sep6de
re We authorised aud requested the maine
oG HENRY G. TARWATER. candidate for Tax Collector
the ensuing March election. Oct4tde*
We authorized requested announce Lieut.Col'
p. G. RUTHERFORD, late of the 9Th Tenn. Cavalry,
candidate for Clerk OF the County Court Of Knox county
Election first Saturday in March, lsG6. noy22tdes
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Hon. LEWIS CAss.-Thc Philadelphia
Press makes the following reference to thf
Venerable Lewis Cass: a''"a
General Cass is enjoying the quiet CO CO ca
'suresaOf serene old age amid his fl.iiav.
surrounded by all the appliances Of W; eaIth.
He was among one of the earlier settlers Of
the city of Detroit and there he lives now.
with his children, in possession Of the ample
fortune arising from the increased value Of
The ground which he has seen changing
from the rough, uncultivated, worthless
waste to the city lot and site of magnifi-
cent structures, yielding princcIy revenues
to their builders. General Cass possesses a
taste for art, and has had ample opportuni-
ty for gratifying it during his travels in
Europe His eldest son has inherited the
same taste with even greater scope for its
cultivation and more abundant means Of
assuming the pleasant labors Of the cOllec-
tor, and the galleries Of both the General
and his son, Major Lewis Cass, contain
many celebrated and rare works of art
There Is q piquancy Of surprise added to
the qualification OF the senses in gazing
upon antique marbles dug from the sands
Of Rome in this new city Of the West,
which has grown to such fair proportions
within the limits Of one mans lifetime.
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each,

Without regard 10 Caue, rot to b, pai' FIR ntU y0W
kROJC rbGt yOU riX r5ceiEe.
% Elegant Rosewood Pianos worth
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, November 9th, 1868.

WHERLAs, vacancy has occurred in the General As
semby Of the Of Tennessee by the resignation Of
Hon. W. J. Copeland Representative of the District
composed Of the counties Of Polk McMEn, and Neigs
therefore,
l. William q. BrOwnow, Governor of the state of
Tennessee DO hereby command the Sheris of said cOun-
ties of Polk McMnn and Meigs, to open and hold an
election at all places ofvotng IN said counties Wednes
day the 9th day December 1862 fill said vacancy,
and that they make of the result according 10
law.
In testimony whereof, have hereUntO sub
. SEAL. scribed my name and caused the Great Seal
t--J Of the State Of Tennessee TO be affixed. At
the Reparmcnt in Nashville, this 9th day of Novem-
Der, 1863 W. g. BRONNLOW.
l. ! FLETCHER, Sec'ry of State uovI5tdG
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TO PHYSICIANS

I'VE advertiser, practicing ph ysican Of Krtport Tenn
Las for many enjoyed widely extended and Iucra
tive practice in Of the richest and most rIesssnt
url districts Of East Tennessee; but being admonisbsd nv
the approaching iufrmatcs Of advancing age desires 70
chang his present aon for in which practice ~
. confined % more contracted limits. He proposes 10 ell his
nca-s consisting Of good dwelling house once &C on
two acre lot pleasantly situate. in the rnidS Of the
To physician desiring good and paw
ING practice among wctodo and generous people the pres
cEt IS an opportunity rarely 20 be with good bargain
on the most accommodating terms given The mail.
line through hSQorj has yet been rcs bished but
any communication addressed the subscriber at Kncsport
in the care ct Mr. m T. Brewer Bristol Tenn viii meet
with prompt attention.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF SHIPYARD AT
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

II Will JILL IL L OI'A-1N u - S11ON
Il Monday, December Ith 1865 at Chattanooga. Team
the nlted States ship Yard including Wagons shops, Ma
chney and appUrteHances thereto and lumber The above
property l. all Of the best quality and in excellent condition
and adapted the building Steam Boats and the
uacture Of Locomotive Engines Boilers, Tin and Copper
ware and Wagons OF all descriptions Furniture Of al
kinds II IS situated the bank Of the Tennessee River and
Is connected with all the Railroads cenern at place. the
best point in the South fr the business for which
signed.
There VIII be sold al the time, Hundred thousand
100000 feet more less, assorted Lumber the same being
on Lookout Mountain
PERSONS wishing 10 purchase viii do wei
anime the property previous the Of sale All inquiries
rom distance addressed to J. f. Remington Captain and
ASSISTANT Quarternaster, Chattanooga, Tenn will receive
PgPt attention Proposals TO purchase private win
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ATTACHMENT.

Miles Hooper vs.. Hiram Boyle and Hugh Bogc.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendants indebted TO him, and they
raudenty dposng their property and abscond
ordinary process upon having
original attachment against the estate of the defendants
made returnable before ugh II. Gamble Justice of the
Peace for Boun county, and the having been levied
property ordered by said Justice that the deen
appear his Office Blount county
2sh day of December next it will be proceeded with
further ordered that this notice he published
four successive weeks in Brownlows Wing.
ncA224wpf5 HUGH II. GAMBLE, J. p.
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FsTRAY.

Taken up by c. Henderson, living miles southeast
Of Madisonvillc, Monroe county, Tenn, sorrel mare
about B years old with three white feet and branded l.
and c. and Is about ~ hands high. Valued at SIS.
nov22-3ts Z. ID. HEISKELL. Ranger.
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CFANCERY COURT-MARYyTLLF,

john MeCuy and Harvey Ii. C Corehers, Executors Of
John il. Frow, deceased vs.. William 0cashion
IT appearing the allegations IF the bill that William
Ocashion the defendant nonresident Of the
abCOnds CuUcc1 himself that the
binary process cannot be served upon him It ordered that
modification made four successive weeks in Bovnows
Whic notifying said defendant appear the
said heldiR Maryvle the fourth Monday
December next then and there plead answer
said bill, will h. taheR confessed
hearing eN PaTtc W G PIChENS. G. Il NJ.
If Bv +. WEAR. d g & NJ
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HENRY C. WHITNEY & CO.,
Real Hesitate Brokers.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

Particular attention giren to the sdte9f lands
in East Tennessee to parties from the North
erR States. Al persons orRing Real Estate
and desiring to male early sales are ,nUlted to
communicate arith this office, sending fRH de-
scripti0H, lorest price and best terms. Char
ges moderate, and no charge unless sale be
effected. We are desiriopS 10 open coTeSp0n-
dence nth, and secure the cooperation Of Real
Estate Agents throughout East Tennessee
Mineral Lands and large ffdctS Of Cheap
Lands tranted for Colonists.
RETERs TO Gov. Brownlow. nov22h
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WI. GALBRAITH, c. Am.
Attachment Bill
Jane VI. Masscngiu VS.. Alexander L. Massengill.

Jane NJ. Masscngiu VS.. Alexander 7. Massengill
LROM the allegations of the bill, which to ap
that the pOndcnt resdentUr abscond
and concealS himself that the ordinary of law
Dc served upon him 1t ordered that publication b. made FOL
four successive weeks in BrOwnlows Nhg notifying said de
fnan to appear before the said Court at Dandd thu
second Monday of December next and plead dcur
otherwise make defense, otherwise make defense th
bill will be taken fer confessed and down for hearing
partc pr WM GALBRAlTH, e. & VI.
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W. IKItII u IT'1EEs
4. NJ. Wood VS.. Wm. Baker, et a

INROM the allegations OF the BILL which ap
pears that respondent VIM Baker, nonresident of this
State absconds cOncea himself that the ordinary
process law be served him 1t therefore
dercd that publication be made for four successive weeks in
BrownOws Wh notifying said respondent to appear before
the ChanCcry in Danddg the second Monday of
December next then and there TO plead dcmur
defense the will be taken confessed
and the down for hearing them Parto
nov22-4tpfj WIN. GALBRAITH, G. q NJ.
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CHlNCERT C0URr-lLa YNARDVILLE
wm. Mnrs vs.. rhomns Rurch and Allen Hnrst

bUTCn
this appearing that the defendants nonrcsi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee they have abscCnded
the ordinary process be them
ordered publication be made rOwnlows Wing,
notify said defendants appear before the Chaney Court
Maynardvlc the Friday after the 81 Monday
December next then and there plead answer dcmur
the will be taken Judgment pro
COuf,Sso. \ MCPHEETERS. G Il
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". g. B. johnson vs. David Branson William Bransou
David NrCoy and others

appearing the defendants John Dalton others
are non-rCuts of the Of Tennessee or they have
bsconded the ordinary Of law be
cd upon them II is ordered that publication b.
RroVnIos Whi wccks notifying said
PENDANTS appear the Term of the Circuit Court
there to plead answer or demur said suit or the same will
he taken as confessed and Judgment entered pro confrEso
Dovr.l- 81 THOMAS LATTIN. Clerk
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thu appearing from the affidavit IF tho plaintiff
that the defendant nonresident of this State and
attachment having been returned by the Sheriff. levied de-
fndants property il ordered that publication be made
weeks in BrOwnlow Wing, notifying
appear the Term Of this Court
ledge the Of December pelad answer
OF demur demand Of the plaintiff the will
taken him and Judgment rendered
ingly. THpMN> LAIHiN. Clerk.
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original Bill
ncnr.e Croft VS.. Losenh IL. Thurman.

TNROM the allegations the bill, which ap
il pears that respondent JOS H. Thurman is resident
the State of Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered that publ
be made for four weeks in BrOwnOws Wing
notifying said respondent appear before the Chanccry
in Daudrdg the second Monday of December next theI
there plead answer delnur otherwise make defense
will be taken for confessed and the set dow
hearing paTt".
PTS WM. GALBRAITII, G. VI.
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John HOrnbergar vs.. E. Mob. Tinloney 4 Co.

y1JJ 1aipti Oh affidavit says tho defendants are
10 him about or have removed themselves
sf from fine State and having obtained original attach
et against thu estate the defendants made retunabe be.
fore d Jouronon Justicc Of the Peace for Knox county
d tIc anrc having been levied their property 1t Is or
~ Inv said Justice that the defendants appear at his ONCE
in Knoxye Tenn the nth day Of June 1866 or it will DO
reIo5 with ex pare. further ordered that this no.
ice h. published successive weeks Brownow
Wbir nov22-4t* H. ID. JOU RoLMON, J. p.
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D. 4. DEADERICK, c. & NJ.
Horace Foster vs. Henry Buren, and others.
nHE DEFENDANTS HENRY RIIREM

VIM. Lewis Calvin Lewis and T. j. Ish being nresi-
Tennessee stated affidavit by the compliments
ordered that publication be made for four weeks
Brownows Whg notifying said respondents appear be-
ChancCry Court Knoxville, the third Monday
January next then and there make their defense the
bill the will be takc confessed and for hearing
parte. \ copy If tho order.
PTS u. \. DEADBRICk. c. VI.