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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-09
LAwbEssNEss IN Lou1syIpLE.-Tse Jour

LAwLRssNEss IN L0uIsyIELE.---Tae Jour
nal is much concerned at the alarming pro-.
gress crime is making in Louisville. In its
issue Of the "a ult. it says: sts
1t seems that portion Of our soldiers are
determined that b|oodshed shall not end
with the coming ofpeace- that, if they can
not have the excitement Of battles and peri.
lous marches, they viii seek it in street
braw|s, in murder, assassination and rob
berry. We live inalmost "reigli OF terror
No man can walk the streets at night with
out danger to his life. The reports of fire.
arms are heard throughout the whole night
and assaults upon peaceable citizens are OF
such frequent occurrence that they have
nearly ceased to be thought Of as outrages.
being regarded as the natural results ofsol-
diers being brought in contact with citizens.
We do not know what great sin aginst the
Government Louisville has been guilty Of
that she must be thus fearfally punished.
We do not see what goodsis eff c'ed by
having our city thronged by drunken men
with guns in their hands or pistols in their
belts, ready, at the least proyocation, and
anxious, upon the least pretext, to take the
Lives of her citizens. We do not see that
our armies are benefited by being qnartered
| in or around large cities, where the tempta
tions 10 drink and dissipate in thousand
different ways is thrust Immediately upoI
Them. The civil officers of Louisville hay'
heretofore proved themselves competent t
enforce law and order within their jurisdic
ton, but now the task is too much 10
them.
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G0ading the South.

Since the close of the war, we have OBJ
served on more than one occasion ON appa-
rent disposition on the part Of the New
York Times to tannt and ridicule the South
ern people for their submission tothe FEEDER
al authority. On yesterday, there appeared
ID that Journal an article Of d most uhman-
ly spirit and Of a most mischievous tenden-
cy, which, il not proInted bya desire to
goad the vanquished 10 insubordiRation, is
at least calculated to encourage had feeling,
and to retard the process of reconciliation.
Our cotemporary labors to convince those
who have been in arms against the central
power that they must either continue their
aantagonism or relinquish their claim tosln-
cerity and devotion to the cause for which
they contended. Their application "for
pardon, says the Times, !" strikingly shows
the slight hold their caase had upon their
moral convictions" The. slight hold, in
deedl The slight hold that was not loosened
throughout four years Of desperate struggle
against superiority in numbers, 10 wealth.in
the appliancesof war, in political organi-
zation, in everything except : moral convic
tom and courage, skill and determination
of purpose, that constitutes the strength OF
o nation in an appeal to arms 1 The South.
ierh people fought against those odds INIT
their yiriIe strength was exhausted, their
population deciinated, their stropgholds
captured, their armies pressed by over
whelming numbers, their land a dessolation
and the hope of triumph utterly extinct
They fought against power that had thu
world fora recruiting ground, and a bound
less credit to purchase mereenaries and thu
instruments Of war, while their own resour
ces, drawn from their Own territory and theil
own people, day by day lessened under Thu
ince SAINT drain. Is. there justice or man
hood in now questioning the !" moral conyic
Non that has endured 20 much and strng
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A Quartermaster,s Farewell.

We End in the Baton Rouge Ga
zette The following humorous order,
issued by a late Confederate Quarter.
master. There Is as much. truth as
poetry init;
|, HISipo ,1l CHr11rHAn's Division,
lGoldsbtro, N. G., April Is, 1865.
General Orders No. l.
/ Cubs Of the Quar4ermaster's De-
[partment Of these. Ilindquarters-
heroes Of % thousand mpd-holes, and
Z nary afghtp, after four years arda-
nus service, marked 10y unsurpassed
ipk-slinging and unparalleled hard
curs;rg, your Chief bows totle edict
Iof the General Commanding and de.
clares these Headquarters Ion-com-
batibus in swampo"
| need not tell my gallant male
lstealers who have to the last braved
the danger Of being kicked to death,
that | have not thoroughly given up
this "good egg on consented to the
result from any distrnst of theft abil-
tiles, hut feeling that it was worse
THAN useless to steai agaihstsuch SUI
perior rank, 4 have this day. capitula-
tedtothe Corps Headquarters. iaaf
BY the termsnf thea greement. you
can remain at home until exchanged
Tor steal yourselves into the: peDiten-
4 tiary) taking with you iallnpriyate
| property, such as mules, coffee, sugar
and "spuntruck.ng / would suggest
/ that my Cubs take as mnchisugariand
coffee as possible, orit will bewastcd
4 by being issued to5the, troops.
i Yon willtake with you the satisfac
i ton that proceeds from a conscious.
Iness OF. a ''nestwel feathered," and
IL earnestly pray that "old Frank
Imay mt catch and lless you, as you
deserve, for your noble and selflsa
] crificing. conduct. E s
i Manyhave sougl,tlIglory at the caa
mons mouth, and shed their btee
upon the affairs tf their country al
Though this glorions privilege hal
been denied you, yet you have eve
had the frstpicking at tue spoils
land in the hour Of battle lllave eve
! found you at your posts-far, Tar il
. the rear. ltsl Il. .i
i With an increasing admiration 70
, the. adhesiyeness of your fingers t
j government property, and the wonder
!. full stretching qualities Of your cor
) sciences-coupled with a gratefu
! remembrance of the many thing
) your afidavyD has enabled me I
put on !" Abstract LII bid you
, sorrowful farewell. a Isl :;
C. DC, Chief Q. n. q
Cheatham1s. Div
{. Official: j. NJ EASTMAN,
a b Chief Cnb If DeDt.1
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(Ady ertise m e nt.)
ALEXANDRIA, La, Aug, 8. 1865.

ALEXANDRIA, Ia, Aug, 8, 1856.
Editor Democrat
l send you for publication two let
tiers writtenilt Mr.. M'mtfort Wells
calumnions Of my fatllsr. One to
his address and the other to the Hon.
Glendy Burke IF New Orleans. As
sui. for libel will be had, the matter
will there he determined. A similar
caluiiiniiioous hitter las lieeh written
ny this auflt'r to tile Hon Thos. ]
Durait. Reasoning analugically one
would conclude that the subject was
afblaek ole, LIT 1.-THE upon the
acknowledgements If the negro ssE
Your ubt. servant,
ssta9f II slf# LEVI WELLS. &
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At his residence, near Alexandria, on
the 9th inst; JOHN PARKER PETTRAf,
in the 5Sth year Of his age.
The deceased was native Of Vir-
GINA, and came to this, town in 1920,
and has resided here since. Truly,
it may. be slid, tile old residents are
fast departing from this world Of
trouble and woe. The deceased was
a man Of good moral character, pos
sessed Of energy, perseverance, and
good business habits. He leaves d
widow and several small children to
weep at his demise. Peace TO his
memory
in New Orleans, on Wednesday
morning, August 3D., 1855, at l0l
O'Clock, ANNE MASON, aged thirteen
months, infant daughter Of Thomas
Janney and Fanny N. Long. I'D ]
- J y - y - = n. l.4
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G. J:gC., Chief Q. n. b
SS Cheathams Div.
Official: j. NJ EASTMAN,
Chief Cub Of Dept.a

r. The Louisville Journal says
l'he' Hon. Henry G. Burnett, who
was for a time a colonel hlthe Con
federate army, and afterwards a mem
her Of the. Confederate Congress,
went recently to Washington, took
the oath of amnesty, aid on his arrI-
val here three otfolr days3a ago, was
arrested FOR treaspnl lie had his
trial before Judge Billiards. Court
Mr. Goodloe made a brief bit very
clear and able defence Of him, and
the. Judge promptly admitted himtc
bail in the sum Of $4,000.
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The Emerson Etheridge Habeas
#s Corpus. s5s
rSpecial to the Cincinnati Gazette.[

Especial to the Cincinnati Gazette.J
NASHVILLE, July 2l.-A writ Of habeas
corpus having been sued out, directing Col.
DE Bussey to produce The body OF Emerson
Etheridge. the former telegraphs to General
Thomas for instructions. The following is
the repty |; tl4i.l lSj9d sEd fztlIia
/ .s.lsI9,ls ID! NAsBvlLtE,Jul d, 1866, 81,
10 Lieutenant Colonel PIP. De Bussey, at
Columbus, Kentucky :aai has Itltltai
Make the following return to the writ 0t
habeas corpus in the case Of Emerson 9 Fa 2
Etheridge:
! "To Hon. G. S. Marshall. Judge Of the
First Judicial District Of Kentucky.
81 hereby acknowledge the service Of the
writ here,o attached, and return the same
and respectfully reply that Lam instructed
by Major General Thomas. commanding the
Military Division of Tennessee, to say that
the body Of Emerson Elheriige is in my
possession, and by virtue Of the order OF the
President of the United Stats, bearing date,
War Department, Adjatant Gene rals Ohice,
Washington. July 10, 1864.
Here follows President Ilncoln's proc'a,
nation Of that date, suspending the writ Of
tabeas corp,,sin Kentucky, and proclaiming
martial law in that State fd yr;;
asaid Emerson Ethetidge, having aided
and abetted the enemy, and disturbed the
public pence by solutions and inaamnatory
speeches, denouncipg the government OF the
| State Of Tennessee and the President OF the
United States, is clearly included in the
class of persons named in the order easie of the
| President and | do not produce said body
by reason Of said order Of the President"
/ in directing this return to the writ, Gen
Thomas regrets that there should be any
Iconflict between the civil and military an
liberties. At the same time the petitioner
IEtheridge willemember the issue is not 0
General Thomas making, but was forced
upon him by Mr.. Eth,ridge.
2 By command Of
Ma;or General THOMAS. +
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Major General THOMAS.
WHlPpLE, Brig. Gen. and Chief OF Staff

TERRIFIC TORNADO An exchange is
responsible fofa the following: The
late tornado in Minnesota kicked no
some prarks, it blew eight oxen
over river 800 yards widel It took
all the water out Of pond, carried
it q mile, and then let it down on
Mayor Doran's farm in the shape Of a
small lake! It blew d mans boots
offl Another mans coat was not on
ly blown short, Bit actually bnttoned
from top II bottoml One old lady
went up like a balloon, was carried
Fl miles, and was finally landed as
tride a telegraph wire, where she was
found by her grandson and relieved
by a ladder! Judge Morgan says
the wind not only carried off his dwell
liDg.honse, but his snb-ccllar and two
wellslQ Some1tarnado. that!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-09

aN Allof the Confederate occupants Of
Fort Warren except Vice President Steph-
ems and Postmaster General Reagan, have
been released on taking the oath Of ailegi-
ance. Among the parties liberated are
Gems, Kershaw aud Marmaduke, aud Major
Harry Gilmore.
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nn. Mai. Gen. Thomas L. Crittenden,
late Of, the Federal army, and his brother.
Maj Gen. George B. Crittenden, late Of the
Confederate army, were both in Louisville
on the Oath, They are sons of,ther Hon.
John b. Crittsnden deceased. q 81
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Ma Four soldiers, belonging to the Goth

! be. Four soldiers, belonging to the Goth
New York regiments, were turbulent in
Philadelphia on the 10th. They stabbed
two men knockned down two women, and
assaulted people generally. The police at!
tempted to arrest these four men,, when the
regiment came to the rescue aud drove them
of. No arrests we're made, .F,s,ss s
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, PAR.
ISL OF RAPIDES.
Ninth Judicial District Court Parish
Of Rapides. ~
n'''t aa aa ,Rs'ss ass'''s No:ga
.WHEsEas, Stephen X ,sLacroix. Of
said Parish and State, has made ap.
plication to this Court, I'd be appoint
ed Administrator Of the Estate of
Peter Lacroix, deceased. Notice is
hereby given to all whom It may Or
doth concern, to show cause, within
ten days from the date hereof, why
the same should not be granted.Iue9
Clerks Office, Alexandria, Louisi-
ana, August 9Th, 1855. -
FRANK Il FORBES,
Deputy, Clerk.
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A FoRErHoUenrFuL HOUSEWIFE
Boston contemporary is responsible fl

Il 81
Boston contemporary is responsible for
this story:
A Young lady, Of wealthy parent
age, a Aedgling from one Of our fash
iouable boarding. -sclrwls, a,type Of
modern excellence, was recently uni.
ted by the sllken tie IF ma,rin"ny ~
a gem OF beau. The fmamas and
papas un both sides being surround
ed by all the concomitants of luxury
and many an agreeable parapllernalla
bespcaking the possession Of tile
dust" determined to get "fne
establishment" for The young couple,
aid accordingly they were fixed iii a
mansion III W alnut street. RiA,
A few days after this, a school
companion Of our heroine called up 3,
her, and was surprised to find 50
many servants about the house.
"Why, Mary said she, what in
the name of sense have you so many
servants about ydn fur?'
"Ah," replied madam, i've haven't
any more than We want. There is but
,ne cook. one chambermaid, two
|huusemaids, one tousekeeper and a.
a-childs nurse. / am sure there are
none t,,o mal,y.D
Ella ha II laughed her friend,
s'wbat do you want with q child's
nurse !? Oh, that is too funny
! "Well, we haven't any, immediate
use for her, but then, when I'VE were
married, Charles said we would want
one, and you know it's not always
lest to leave things until the last
moment
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nsa. The heat has beenlso intense in Eng
land that Queen Victoria recently had ice
put on tile roof Of her carriage.
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JAS. MADISON Wells,
: Orleans. $500 4

ALEXANDRA Juls ~ 1856.
Mr.. Glendy Burke, New Orleans
Dear Sir: Does Gov Wells hold
his appqintment nnder tie State Con
stitntion Of 1864? II 50, he is not
eligible aaHe was q defaulterr jim a
very large amount whilst Sheriff Of
Isapidcs. Should the opposing party
learn this he Willie removed. Par.
tiles Here say he had thsrecords burnt
HERE that this fact might not come
1up against him. If nolone will make
this public, I will. He has taken all
false means to ruin,mes and ! am nov
for tooths for tooth eye for eye
s<rf xlxs Z sa 1919 =
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MONTFORT} WELLS.
TAKE Ily0TICE.,
| No MORE CREDlT!A'

FROM and after this date.I give
notice that ! will not sell any goods,
drugs, etc, in my line, unless the
CASH is paid down. I cannot pur
chase but for cash and must demand
the same terms. So take notice and
act accordingly. ,s4aillaI
aug. 8. S. K. JOHNSON.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 9th 1856
/ !. IA - 81 5 IA

3i81 HI ALExANpRia, July 9th 1855.
ea Coy. Wllls--Sir One, Of your
hired buliies assailed me- yesterday in
tie Ice House with o very large camp
stoul, and gavean,e two blows over
tie head, withboth hands, hut beat
the dog back untilhe gotsan oppurtu-
nifty to jump nut If the widow and
fed | will he better prepared when
your next bully attacks me. If they
will let me know when they are cora
ing On md; andEei.e ut time, you
will lave tt, open recruiting Office
to replace the tlcscrters.
This is tie first time For years that
Have allowed my ire u oe aroused,
But when saw . stout young hired
pup assail an old man, old enough
for his father, It broke loose, and
since the hall has been opened by
lynu. as soon as my bruises are well,
Ean'l can get some more evidence to
T the fact, the New Orleans press will
furnish your biography. Anlongsome
lef the interesting medicines Of it will
be the neglect. ard brutality you have
inflicted OH Mrs Martha q Wells, by
| not relieving her If pecuniary dis
tress, well Known to you.a The deep
land glowing interest you took in
Having the parish records burnt after
yru had secured what you wanted,
1anriof the fnrgery you, and Sam. la
Imothc perlmtfated IN bis father II,
Avoyclles Bank, and other kindred
acts. And also, Of your determine.
tiod II the United States forces
marched on their last retreat, that
you wohldsnot allow a house ID stand
on Wellswood. Your friends shall
have . ishiserved up to them in less
than a mont, (as soon as am able)
that will create .. thrill through the
body pt,litic as electricity through
1.-THE body corporal. You know Oh
such occasions | call things by their
fright names. e '5 u. Il
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Sale Of Government Property.
| ON Monday the l4th inst, at the
Market House and Government corral
in Alexandra, Louisiana; at public
Auction, TO the highest bidder, there
will be sold s,1s
5000 sacks damaged corn,
l2lot Of unserviceable horses1aadf
mules. ,.to- s,,.o
- The be- corn will vi, be. sold il Is, lots 70
suit purchasers. za'a &
I reserve the right of bidding In
|lfor the Government gbss
| aaas5 r. j. SMALLEY ,5tta,;,
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CHANCBRY COURT CLINTON.
SALES


hg>hagh EmbrrC ". ~abeTt Rl-ch, et a.
urdau,. with decree made in is the NOs
r.G'.r Tenn lNr 7i sell e. the highest bidder,
months IN, house door in Clinton
the Monday January. the following tracts Of land,
hundred acres. belonging Joseph Shoultman, situated
In. grand oil basin. New River in the fifth civil district
county Tennessee Tho hOw this farm
directly tho n'1 Realty We'll which. Uhon opened flowed
tou,an itarrel- # oil per day This farm lies
twenty ulil,~ from said noted well.
QUO hundred or less belonging to Nicholas and
Ramsey Patterson situated tho 18th district Of Campbell
county Tennessee tho of tho Beach Fork 81 Nv
Iy.r adjoining tho lands William Ward and other.
T0 hundred ur les. the property # Sahcr
irl situated in IN, twelfth district of Anderson county
Tnuor adjoining tho lands of Michael Specs and others
Reul With approved security vii o. required Of tn" pur,ha
lien retained until tn purchase money fully paid
~oI lands win I .d without IN. equity # redemption
". n. WHITS0N. q. I VI.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-TAzEWELL.
Amanda Wallen vs.. Joseph P. Wallou.

IN THIS CAUSE AMANDA WALLEN.
having hlsd her hill for Divorce from th plaintiff Joseph
7. Walleu, and appears that the defendant
the Tennessee and that sad petc
bill i filed in the Circuit Court Claiborne county said
1t ordered by that publication be made for four
successive weeks in. Brownows Wing notifying said defen
dau appear before the Circuit Court farewell the I'd
Monday of January next and defend aid suit
Witness 7. H0dg--, clerk of said court ut office.
y HODGES.
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2. HODGES, Clerk.
FOR SALE.

FINE FARM high Of cultivation, lying IL the
AsWataua Valley. Carter county Tenn. containing be
four and five hundred acres with all the necessary
buildings consisting of comfortable dwelling house
sion all necessary Uutbuildng, fine barn. SPLENDID large
and wc assorted orchard of choice fruits Also splendid
mils. any kind of machinery, all lying in
short distance Of tn" East Tenn. and Va r. r. For further
particulars address col j. h MILLER huOI vile, Eliza
hhton. Tom apply him in person, who will take
N eM-NLIm.- III. nctll-tf
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I'KpM the allegations the bill, which ap
pears that respondent VIM Baker resident of this
state abcOnd conceals himself that the ordinary
process Doe served him therefore
d that publication be made for four successive weeks
BruWnow Wing notifying said respondent 10 appear before
the Chancey in Dandrdge, the second Monday
December then and there plead answer, demur
otherwise make defense the will be taken confessed
and t" set down for hearing to them Parte.
urYL2-itpfI WM. GALBRAITH, {. & NJ
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Circuit Court -MaynardNiIle.
PETITION To SELL LAND.

John g. smith Admir- of the Estate Of Calvin Huddlc-
-tou, deceased, Darcus Iiuddleston aud others.
1T APPEARING FROM THE PEll-
/ Triton u thu case that parcus Hudde,teu, Mary \
FJ5r.-t FIiraIth Iuidls-ou Sarah HUddiostou, Jas.
TTF5rs.f Elrana uddl.tnl La ua Huldlcson Fcrulna
IT4II-tn and Iaayettn Huddestun, reside nis Of
tn m u Is ordered that puhcatu e made
Ii,.uI Tor -Urcossi'" weeks, notifying them
~ srrr.r - tTl, next ho held th"
ar u Wavnardvilo tho first Monday after The fourth
NoAay Of January uo1t there plead.
drmur tn will he sot fuF hearing
Iarta @, tlnlu luI Judgment tab'u pro r"nfr>.'-
nova z. =. CARR rl.rh.
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CIRCUIT -TIZEWELL.

Elizabeth Harp Administrator Of Levi Harp, dec d. V.
John W. Graham, John Keeny and VIM Il. Smith,
Administrators of John Kincaid ST. deceased, and b.
T. kiucaa and John kincaid, Jr.
~ THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF
gcd attachment against the defendants DANA
ry, espass the returnab to the Circuit
of Claiborne county Tennessee And order having
been ms 10y that publication be made
ses Brownl0Hs WING; the said defendants hereby
before the Judge court a the
house in Tsaswe the second Monday Of January
then and there to defend said suit.
T. HODGES, CLERK.
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GEORGE erol. vs.. Joseph II. Thurman.

I'RUM the allegations Of the BILL which sworn TO- ap
II pears that respondent Jos H. Thurman resident
Of the state of Tennessee 1t therefore ordered that publ
cation be made fer four successive weeks in BrOwuOws Wing
notifying said respondent appear before the Chancery
cambridge the second Monday Of December next then
and there to plead demur otherwise make defense
the will confessed the
for hearing Parto.
rf5 WM.GALBRAITH, C.G VI.
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CIRCUIT COURT

E'--|lI| -IIT 'TTrIIIf- -I5H0TUuEI- T|UI--e-I-
?. y. Homer rs. &. F. Kincaid.
7HE defendant. 3 kiECaiI lcuE non resident If the
county and State 1t ordered that publication m made
fnug weeks BrownIaws Whil notifying said
defendant appear az the Circuit JackbcrouEh
tn fourth Monday ncx
then and there make dcfon-etu said tn Ei
Zoe taken f3rcoufassad aud for hearing partr
u0yEH.4 T. ~. ROGERS.
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CHIrcERY COURT-CLINTON
November Term, Isf

~ ~. WIlkersou ". J. Preston Bishop and others
ID EST ST iuIcrlaor1 order made tins Term
VUIrln- tho Clerk and Master 90 make publication
RTnuulnw Mh-. nT four weeks notifying said
defendant appear before fha January rules. and
me d.isuso Tho bill &C. These therefor. :" notify
the sand - Preston hsiuV appear anu MAKE ms d'fnso On
said h hyr. the said Rules Tho viii b. taken
confessed him an1 for hearing accordingly
nnr-.-ft1f ". H. NUTTSoN. q. & ".
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CHANCERY COURT-KNOXVILLE.
NOTICE TO NON RESIDENTS.

Rice Chase Co. " VIM. lngles and others.
FINHT defendants G. Okccfs VIM Inglcs aud c " Charl-
ton. being residents of Tennessee, stated the
supplemental bill II Is ordered that publication be made for
four weeks IN BrownloE Wing, notifying sad de,
PENDANTS 70 appear before tho Chancery Court At knoxville
third Monday Eanuary their defense
Till the Will be taken confessed thsn AMI
-rt ~ rcaringev part. copy # the order
pf- y. \. pFApFRICk, &. V