davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-06-28

e. L0C1s, 1tHE y.
4 col1lfion occurred On the Northern Missouri
Rausoad. on Sunday morning.. At Wsrrenton, be-
tween pas&enget train bound for St. Louis and
freight trim. tn which both engines were pretty
well stnathcd mp together with tenders, baggage
cars, &c. No PASSENGERS were Injured except In
:praIu, bruises, &c. This IL The akst accident Of
, 1865-06-28

THE ANNUAL BOARD MEET
IL t1zofthe urtsc:1ty nt Chicago will occur On
TnnrsthY, June 20 b. lS63. as cl.yan o'cl lck. l.
Ill.,, At thu teuIA ea..os. fremont Hou'e Ehicsgo.
by order ofthc Board. H. G. CIARRk. F!na.c Il!
Affff1atY. LIB x2t z
, 1865-06-28

New Y0RK+ Juuc a!.-The police to dir seized,
= the Carson Housc. crosby street. ZONE $.5t05
rang 'ug IL denomination rom $s 10 to {lQ or No
At1ehts.
, 1865-06-28
~ io dunf ~ loe0..: ~ .....--. 30
eteased on Frestdcuts order 6f June 9, Is. 391


Total disch'd frum My u to June II, 'G5.s,7a9
The following Is comparative statement
of ahose On hand May u and June 1st:
, 1865-06-28

lam. yers respectfully. yours, &C.,
Henry H CAIRO.
Governor OF Michigan.
, 1865-06-28

TOR GERMAN STUDENTS.
4 Bpw BtxHLx - nss German and Frsrch BOOK
soEe. 126 nh Clsrk stssst Cslsaye: wkhes t. g:
OF Guthe.s and 6chil:e7t WORKS. -o' 3t4- GG:he'a
works ~ 10, Acd schtll. r. wuEEs &3 co. t.psrAt.
works, Il II 90. H. El8AS;uRt
, 1865-06-28
Law School Of the UnfYefxIty OF Chi,

Law School Of tho University Of Chi.
cAKo.
The e1amiust!on Of the 1tw students vas con.
c}udta cn Saturday last wi:h gre.t credit to the
Students themselves and to those who have been
in charge Of tne!r training. The whole clase,
| consisting Of tweuty"slx, we're found worthy Of
/ The DIPLOMA Yesterday the echool-rooua WIS
/ made the sceua Of one Of those pleasant occs.
s'ons 60 czeditable to all concerned IN which STU
md esteem for those who hare aIded in tbsir
mental growth aud proeresa.
Professors Booth and Hu1d were made the re.
nicely oo and copy Of Benton's Dsbates, and tue
latter, beautiful go1d-hetded cane, handsomely
chssed ana e1G1nved. The presentation speech
vas made By Wm. q: 4: Judaon Of tbs gradual
eacy Of compliment, warmth Of fealing as well a.
beauty OF thought and expression. a due re-
sponse vas made By the recipients Of these gen.
x copy q the following resolutions, passed by
he student d M 4 former meeting, was also pre-.
R<ioiuttons BY tie tgas+ Of 1866
Asa expression q 9ur respect and esteem for
Bos1 and nnFa =; sn so d ts;cnsEs
at mt eltae held On the 7th daY Of june, have
Rstol!sd, Tbet l. is duty wo owe to them az
appreciation Of the uniform ktndnets which has
shown itset in al their tnfercourre Wild a., md
Of the hearty aol1cttude entertained Thy them for
our welfare tnu advancement.
l3eSoifed, That In their efforts to prepare rs 10
nstter The inrtcaciea involved IN the stuY Of the
profeetton, they have erincsd knowledge OF the
LAW, and 40 earnest desiro 10 tnpart that knswl-
edge. which nsfk them as emsnently dtted for tue
courtesy md cheerful asei.'anee. to Us W have
always 20 credttah,y distinguished the profession
we havt.chnsen.
strict line u their duties, wo have received .
hindntss for which our special thaDks and graft
uzc to tie hcaEs epent here, acd that tsine anoa.
to exchange the eIerc1ees ot the lecture room fnr
The active business Of life. we do 40 with The ir
sentnan1 u honof hon !us sud iossS9 insss'9
which, aFe here been inculcsted, aud th.t We H1|l
cherish rtih grsssiai eno''oes tha memory Of
The sEth znnisers.ly exercises e 1:s:sss T. i.
Hill, conmenctue At u o'clock. The following
Il the programme:
-,-: ORATt0NS,
prttndiee-JosephIF F. Bonacld, Chicago.
Majesty Of Law-"lliiam ". Payne, Somerset,
rST Ss,',:,s We IT, fs'ned by the "'r''''m s.
XTsIC.
Treason-Alonzo l. Louek., Bristol Station,
III. -
ThnuebtWiilIam J. Mccoy, Fulton Ill.
The Relation OF Individual Freedom to Amesi-
can Clsiltxauon-1auren a. scott. Chicago.
xUsIc-
The Dor,Irion Of fC1anor-1saac N. Stouteme5er,
St Loui Mo.
Stability af Republican form Of fGoverrmeat-
George r. Gete, Q taua, ILL.,
The Reciprocal 1nhncpce Of Law and Nstoua1
Cbaraeter-Henry s. Goodsoeed, Chicago.
Nus1c.
ualct1aths-H. Theo. Thomas, Chicago.
Intelligence, the BulwarE If Rhpub|fc-
Luther u. Goddard, L.aEenHor,h, Kansas.
, 1865-06-28
Very respectfully yourR,


4 Collision ON the North Missouri
RAtIr1ud Disastrous FIoou rne
Gra II Emigration Westyxard-Ra1l-
road 5lAtGerH.
, 1865-06-28

$3.50 PER DOZEN

Red and BI ct Fruit r AZ. q 10 every variety bot
tla letter ana Ehoefo>3er't WaI la1nu{aetar&d 1a4
for aa1+ q hossa u the very lows. Ices. J.
FEET. 639 y 3.h street, Cincinnati. 0l!o.
, 1865-06-28
The Yer mont Democratic Gtafe
Convention.

BURLINGTON, Vt, June 9T.-Ths Vermont DEM
ocsatt: State CotyeDt on met here today. md
nod frated the following 6tstc ticket: For Gov
Lieut. srant Governor, D. Q. Ltnsley, of BurltnE
ton for Treasurer, L. u. Noyes, Of Hyds PARK.
Resolutions we're passed re.atilrminG Democratic
pnnC1p es, md declaring confidence in tho w1aa
and cupstit1 ttonal measures Of tecoustruetion
Bdopted by President JOhnson
, 1865-06-28

NEW YoRE, June GA reception to our re-
turued soldiers Is to be given here on 18th Of July,
sEd tie entire first division ol military Is o.dcs-
Cd 0ut hf 4n esco1t.
, 1865-06-28
CIVIL rs, MILITARY TRIAL,


Letter from GOV. Erapo. of
Michigan. Declining IN Give
mp 1he Hlur<creF1s 10 The HlllI-
lhrY Authorities.
, 1865-06-28

1900 RARREL3
White Winter & Spring Wheat Flour.
Ctoee Ct. Louis. Michigan and Southern IlInola
Fout In aore sud for aAe v-ry 10 c'ose cousiZu-
Uent. ". II 1fNnRRHlLt,
leIXe1G3 Ia
, 1865-06-28
FROM EUROPE.

Lcra RrouHhA1nss Clemency Speech
The Honolulu OufrAGe-ahe Cana
dian lbeputation--EIp1 az
tMe mExtcAA fkr1nfoTceneMkS-A3
vance In American Secutittea-Tho
mRrkeIx.
, 1865-06-28

Seyen.Thfrtfev.
PHILADELPHIA. June z7.-jay Cooke reports
Subscriptions 10 the 7So loan today at ~ sol, 100.
, 1865-06-28

Becona atracfiou In North Caro-
linn.
NV foRK, June T.-A special to the Rost, da.
ted Warrington Fl, fays Cor. Holden Of North
Caynllna reports tbs work of reconstruction 20.
ing on mo- satisfactorily.
, 1865-06-28

Connecticut Mutual

Connecticut Mutual
Is the Largest Life Insurance Com-
pany in America:
Has the Largest Number Of Policy
Has the Largest Amount Insured !:
Has the Largest Business: Issued
and delivered Last year H1ore Poll.
cies than were ever before issued and
delivered in one year by any Com-
pany in the World:
Has the Largest 1ncome:
Has the largest 8uplus Of Assets
over I liabilities:
It's Investments return a higher Rate
Of Interest than those Of any other
6rst~c1aas Company:
It's Interest Income moro than Paws
its Losses by Death:
Has had, through its whole history,
the smallest average expenses:
Premiums payable half cash, half
note; Dividends pay all the notes,
consequently the notes can never
accumulate against the poliey:~.
Ant. one note hn1f Of ono annual pse-
mfum> can ever be deducted from
the policy:
No valid objection can be made to the
hali.note plaus when the dividends
pay the notes: it does not require
cash payment greater than the cash
cost ofinaurAnce, while the au-cash
plon exacts more than the cash cost
Of insurance:
As all the profits are distributed
among the insured, the above facts
prove that this Company affords In.
sucanre at less cost than any1hther
Company in America.
, 1865-06-28
MRS. WNSL0W,
Relief and Health to your Irfants

Va hAVe put up md sold iha Article Tor over % yesz
4ud CAN SAY In cONFIpENCE AND TBU1H 4
II what VIC have never been able ray OF aay ot1a
aiedIc1ne-NEVEk has IT FAILED n, sINaL1
INSTANCE TO KFFECT A CURK, when tmAl5
nsed. FeTer did We know instance Of dlssailsta$
tlon b. an1 one who used it. On the contrary Ill n
delighted With III operations, and speak tn terms
COMMUNICATION OF its magical eacta Aad medical III
tu.s. We zpeak u thts Esttes "THAr WR Dt
HSOW," brter 80 yea1a experience: AND FLEDag
OUR REPCTATION FOB TIE FCLFL2[ENT UY
WHAI1WE HERE DKCLAEE In almost every II,
stsnce whesa the ntart is suffering rom pain and a.
hanstIon. RELIEF Will b found II :dtteea o1 tHsn5
minutes after tie II 1up is administered
Full directions for usnx viii accompany each ootuA
NcueEcnniae unless the fac aimtle OF CURTI9 d FNH
K1SS. Hew 7 sEk. Ii on thu outaide wrapper.
Sold By DyHKEt20 tafoE2hQut tho Nufl1.
, 1865-06-28

Ne are it:deb ebttd tc Col. G. ". HUI, com-
msnda1t 6f thafcpct for lebI prisoners at
Johrson's IEland for the following abstract ct
prisoners en hand May 12. 1865, and released
INC discharged since thut date, to wit:
~ bapa MY ZIP 1e9s; ;..:;::---..-.-..-.....2s0 s03
HfctaFtd eite MAJ! 1sbo.....-..-.....-. Il
losat ....... ..-.-.....---.....-..-...-- ,816
Rele:ee1 On ostb from, Mfy II to June ~ Is. s91
Ttarsiet1cd from cepot ftum Nay IL to Juhe
DIX d from May II to Junr H. 16G3....... 4
part1led from Msy u to June II. l66....+... s
R. 1essed on osth cn special orders, Jnne
- 10 June q, 1865: y. ........ -.-+. 80
ReIsased On EEeatdgntA order tf Inpe 8, WS. q 1f
, 1865-06-28
GREAT INCREASE OF Ehl1GRa-
TON ACROSS THE PLAINS.
The Supreme Court Vacancy
Candidates In Prospect,
a College for Co1oree Men
to be Eounde d in the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Subscriptions to the Seven-
Thirti*s $2,3f1 100.
Gold Closed at 140 7-8.
I'R<11l WASHINGTON.

Troops Leaving for IIene---Nat1opa1
kSank neutrality-suspicious. A1ove-
ment Among tso1ered Iaen.
, 1865-06-28

Inc VFAHE8 Nn4E ATeX1UUF1N
Railroad.
SEw YoRK, juno e7.-Thc Cammfrridis special
says the Orange aud Alexaadtla Railroad VIA
turned oyt today hy the War D -paEtment 10 TIC
Board OF Public Works o!VirsI.ts
, 1865-06-28
FIRE Al mIHa1AWARAA, IND.

This Is the hsgcst swiudle in this Depart
ment. un to the present stime.-hdahriue
, 1865-06-28

$1.50 PER DOZEN
For CAteG de VIalta At
CUNNlNGIAMS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
145 LhKK tTRHET. jeN'1sr1t
MRS. ARIADNE J. SMITH Is
1f1 1eque1ted to
CALL AT 123 LAKE STEEET,
Business Of Importance.
leesc2Si.lt HC. AEKBLT.
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Inn. 80 NWia D-rrmI

Turx ANn \ -la December.
1861. the s4xa Eeg ~ sa1
'll.. rs q tas u sm ba Cry
wgfe right 81 atFestes ihe psoer
81 an army raised b. sloH aasa oar
san people Ne bore taey 81. Keep
ap ,be good wofk. aoa even Strike a
bone lor THESE aor $3.50 Hiepeh3
lncs. There aFe s.amheaaE discs uo
only To NJ ii ad. 60, 20 States 70 tie
North d hef f4at await only sa
pmumis 10 baea FORTH ana rha
tbay ap. car We May ioos o-s iae q
rc,uuaan ibas lae world nsn i..,le
expect. Ihaok God Toe tjiAe
arrived AAea lbec miuions 81 abeli.
iioui,m eaa never pl,ns 10, s5aia
~ The Potomac.
Va DO u5er, 1864 llle Savannah
htga{ can sad
'iy tie fortunes Of var we io-lay
pass undel the authority OF tbe Fele.
raj military forces. We desire 10
cou eel Obedience and ail proper re.
-pect 90 tie part q! our cEizans, aud
20 express lhe belief ,liai lhsir p oper.
II aud persons ssh 10 Il. pecicd by
our military ruler Let our own con
duct Be SUCH Is % wiu the admiration
Of maguauimous Toe, and give 10
ground tor complaint or harsh treat
mcat on the part Of him who wiil FOL
au indefinite period hold possession o.
our city
III April,l86l, said. we would
as soon confederate with tie canni5s.s
Of the South Sea or the Thugs Of In.
dia, as with them The Yankees -
They have forced usio the separation
and now, ne say, let il be forever, and
even beyond that time, should God in
his providence permit We waEi
nothing 70 do with such people ei.ll-
er IN Time OF eternity.
In December 1854, il says; The
lear expressed b. many that General
Sherman will repeat the order Of ex
pulsion from our homes which he en-
forced against the citizens OF Atlanta
We think 10 be without iJundtioa.-
II bchooycs al 70 keep within theii
houses until Geueril sherman shal
have established provost Systemanc
such police as will insure safety IL
persoa as well as property"
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELlEF In TEN MINLTEs.

BRY.aA7S PELMONIC WGFERS S.
are unAiling 10 the cure Of Corans. Coins, AsruNA
BaoSauqls. soEE fnRoAr, 1oAnasEsEss, DFT-
uLr BEmuN0, iscPnSr CoSsumuoN, ASH
DiaEAsEs oF TIE LuSos. They have no taste 0
medicine and any child willtake them. Thousands
have been rcsrored tohealth that had before despair
cd. Testimony given nbunreaso Of cases, A single
dose relieves in rRN MINUTES.
ASK for Bryans Puimonie Wafers--thc' origna
and only genuine "a stamped Bryan spnriga.
kiadsare offered for sale. Twenty-Five ccnts box
Sold 81 Oh Druggists.
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor,
Jg4i u COrt8ndt street. New York
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Faes feF s.llisrs Thnuzhou, the Inai-
En- aa crmean Campaigns, the only meli-
eses which proves themselves abe % cure
the worst c4ses q ilysehtery. seary aal
fsr, were iioLtows PITTS AxD oiag-
ncsr IAasfr g every Vciuuiesr s.s
fh4i d. i supplies b taeu
Ire ae cannti Il
cfP as ok lfaEst n
Il. am ee se me, d M4i3ea
Isl, Tossing tie sHoaai, sra I win nai
ab free s expense auy dealers
nei sp y 81 A4al e5sase
mss icet ss Ga Ser
eft asa
sta4 tE pr eAip slpr s
oarseitfs.
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Information I'reel

To &kENoUs sUffGEEGs.-A gentleman
cured 81 Nervous Debility, tHeonpetucy, Prcma-
tTe Decay, and Youih'I Error, actual, by de
sire g tuneiitothers, wiIbe happy 70 furnish toall
who Doei Il Gree q charged the recipe and direc-
Sons iof maAing The simple remedy used IN his case
aa vera wishing y profit ~ the advertisers bad
Eperisuee, and possess Il sure ana valuable remc-
ag can ID SO by addressing him at once % his place
81 business The recipe and full iniormation--oi
vita importance will be ebeerfully sent by return
mail. address
JOHN b. OGDEN.
No O. Nassin street, New York.
p. s.-Ncryous sufferers o. both sexes Will iiud
this Information invaluable
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t.'s3 were assisted oy negroes alter
ward ny luion meh they Ieceiy-
ell ihe post devoted kIpdness, Their
good friends seeretIag them IA barhs'
and 10 The woods and sometimes u
their houses vs. day, and piolins them
through secluded pathways by night,
along their entire route d IAe peril Of
their lives.
They found snow loot deep on tie
mountains, AMI suffered much from
hunger and cold lG regions where
they dared not balld ilres'
a hundred mics from hnoANlie,
they found ~ Union refugees who
were o. their way TO ING LHion INES
under mountain pilots but tae next
night, at Kelley $ Gap, they were sur
rounded by rebels and compelled, 1t a
moments notice, TO separate INTO Two
parties.
The horseuen were plotted IN Tue
darkness from The rebel camp, BY a
young lady, aud they rode, by forced
marches q such severity, as 70 XII
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TIE C0SFEoLRACY in ENGLAND.
The London correspondent 81 the
New York Herald says;
Lord Lyons has been taken b ck
.abou, a week A gentleman Of ny
acquaintance talked wiih DIS lsrdship
about American affairs, and d. late
ambassador declared ihm DE reh +
had M Pos d claace Whatever; than
lse mokel oa lie iaIi b CHA lesion and
Savannah a Ger ain,and thai % i.leh.
mond al an earig day. All lhe be
aas assured tie Cabinet ministers 81.
II loraslip sba Thar viii nol al
vHce end tue a ta-i the uext step
hs 1auk tie armia e 81 sla :,
tsn h he -lau her d
wili 0nag the
n slavery ,loNn
$50 h.i ont De hopes
forever l0a
s, tie exact gur
laf Lton, tod Palm
es.sa M eH. Pam. WHO Lss
81 or the user feeling If ha.
luanty tonaa,lst slaves "a oi..tr otl-
Fres ra ll.an alligator hs iof
u. victims, oidg ch8c1lts willie Lord
l.assrll j. dshshs IL tie pro yabIe
-Xij elion d slavery.
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cHsppED HANDS 4 FACE. SORE LIPS. chill.

ELilNs, So HEGEMAS 4 CO.'S CAMpH0l
l1e, with CHEERING cures Chapped Hands &C., i'm
ma3ft,ly and.wii keep the skiu'soft and smooti
a t-e uilsst weather. Sold by Druggists Pae,
8 ,n,s, Sent by mail.far % cents,
;HEGENAN y 60,
Chemists aad Draegls.s, New ork.
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ua as mmsnerI be move.
weHs aga.nsl G TIe1ru sal Bfaoea-
vile. Refugee from Savannah. hs
asI va hefs "a tae I-.h. stated 1hai
hai t 90 eps ~ Size weed
oaa 81 ih safaaaah towards Angus.
ts. tlAi 4 sega4 corps @a gone %
Wlna ahi thR iwo corps wefe
mas.as sfoa8 by water % ) a4lsfa
Tie Ws a, up ihe wei ba9k
ia sseaaah, & ias since le ~.
certain Nas mci..ed alter . bad
proceeded omc Citizen m.lea TIE
0rse dss atlhei % Beaufort, baaet-
ca moved st fem l'ar, ltyal 90 tbe
l8lh, and 81 he liiitH ehc8sa cred
oof adsau1o (Co.cocs cstalftl and
3fow a oaea o. poeoia.iso, hieh
was evacuated By General Melaw,
during DE following night without Joss
% Aea OF material Geaerai AeLaas
took bp position behind thc Coub4lee
after destroying the bridges By which
BIO crossed that river.
From poeoiaieo 70 BrlnchyiIl the
distance does not exceed iofiy-Gve
miles aud can be easily accomplished
I 10 ilrae days. ihc enemy once firm
Z ly established on the railroad, either
a. Braaehyille o. some point nearer
Augusta, aud he fall u Charleston
only becomes q question of tine and
Il sA0rt tine al hot We may leave
il % tAe President or General Lee to
. eide What effect sucli q movement
would have upon Richmond dad the
Army Of Northern Virginia. Al
( BraaclsiI'e. Sherman's TANKS would
De protected by the Elislo and its
swamps on Tie lefl, and by tic Santee
and It's swamps On HE right, whist bis
base al Charleston would Jc ulassail
able either land or waller.
IL the official telescope al tbs capt.
tal could be elevated just enough TO
take ia that part Of the eoafederaey
which lies beyond the boundaries Of
4 Virginia, il voald be wen. Leasing
tile military aspect Of the question en.
l.rely ON Oh consideration, the author.
Filie aunol iaii u understand that He
'tadare 10 reinforce the army IL Gegr-
[ gia ota .SoHih Carolina is Proiaeiag
y q rsry 6R eGeet Tie euen Is both
/ o tie caAse and OF the President are
taking advantage o. this omi i1i, 10
ra.l i 6} 10 aa.suer name. aHd are
Al.HPyns lae diiIicuiiies sn every
way.
I' r..iyu 81 thlale4aa na.
as otis AasJ,ams mae.ae, n
d.aens able f. our success is ss-
.ts,t 4aftr mlltgghae frsm hfa@.
t.k Il aa8sta H
t..at ~ aaoi..b.4a .ataf-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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merelai College ior q. Ea 4 thla Once
lot
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Y, q. EGGLEsIoN, Secretary.
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BEAUTIFUL Worsted Plush Cloakings, 1850
- per yard 81 CONE a BURT0H'k
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a Lille gTl 10 Troy, y. T., made a
housewife aad sent il 10 tie army
vita Her name ii il. By-apd-Jy i
lelter eame irola sergealt,iniO whose
hands .he houses tie tell, saying that
BE Nas badly wyauied and lei, Oh tie
bed, but bc 5P lie fiJw Of blooI
b usiag lhc house He - ba9dage,
aud 50 saved hls te.
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VEPifR KNIT HOODS sontags, Beautiful
~ Capes, Gubas Skating Gaps, good assortment
at CONE Il BUTTONS.
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IN \ SHORT TINE WE SHALL re-
eslye large lot Of QueensWarc, and full assert.
ueat ~ Groceries which will offer at reduced prices
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ATTACHMENT.


Hichbol Henderson vs. Henry Gibson.
NHL Plaintiff, on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE pr
PENDANT Is indebted 10 him Three Hundred Dollars nl
abscondh or c0neoals himself that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be- served upon him having obtained al original
attachment against the defendant made rournabe before
Rchry kncad Justice Of the poaco fJr Anderson county
and the same having bnn levied ON tho and Horny Gibson
u ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear before
him at his office In Anderson county the Isl day Of Angus,
next on II will be- proceeded with piro II further orqr
cd that THE notice be- published for four successive week IN
Brownlows Wing This lst March, 1850
iunrl4Iw pf63 RITCHEi kINCAIp T.
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Bradford lnman, and W. NJ Bradford for the Use of
w. & L. Harris w i O. unnsleu

NlE plaintiffs, on affidavit say the defendant is in
Il debed 70 them, and absconds that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him. having obtain
cd from me, Justice of the Peace for Jefferson county,
an original attachment, returnablc 22d of April, 1885,
ana the same having been levied on defendants property
1t is ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Brownows Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear at my Office in cambridge the I'd Saturday of
November 1885, and defend said suit OF the same will be
proceeded with parte. A. X. MEEK. Up.
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W, 4 +. Harris vs.. j. c. Housley.

TNHE plaintiffs on affidavit say the defendant /, in.
Il debted to them, and absconds that the ordinary
process cannot be served upon him. and having obtained
from me- Justice of the Peace for Jefferson county an
original attachment returnable 22d of April 1865 and
the same having been levied on defendants property 1t
is ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Brownows Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear at my Office in cambridge on the I'd Saturday of
November, 1861 and defend said suit or the same will be
proceeded with OK parte. A. X, MEEK T. p