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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01
Appendix.

Appendix.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Prepo.t Msy,saL Gea.,el fr. % a. a. P'0s''s Aa,'ss'
WAR DsiA arsgEr
PRoyosf-st ARsTAf .GksER "a Bc1EAt.i
WAsuIrGToS, u. e., Jore l<, 1865
S''''' A''0' 4 .. ~ M r :, DMa,.sot Geser'L
New-Yors City, New YORK
coIosEl. Tie Provost Marsha General diecis that yon
ssc.r ro toe los' Ie..abe sources ad IRON soon AZ
smoant Of bounty Other than Pid by ,be United ''sss
ss nn5er o ,operyi.ion under cal made for troops
Rsyort v.on ZACH call se1sstey aid let the figures be
''"rS s s'onel very respectfully yeur OBJ. seIvt,
tsjassdi GSo L. ScoTT, Niger Vet. aes Corp.
'i P,o @o.S MSr ss.,rai Dosgs yr;s-isy Ra"'
Nswl ORR Jua. Is. 1856
Ofesl copy respectfully Forwarded to o bqnt esq, VIII
hs such =. s e 10 % % 'd o1ds, 's se
tsisDedl y. PlIas, bv, l.. Col L. Q A.,
sugri.or Bisn. 10 A. A. otMas,hal Gene al Dodge
HriDsvAEFrss COUNTY Soy.gss o. o, ss
Bet It. Col Dopes A. a. p ~ General soathtr. Ds'siOn
si. in ave, to yos. memorandum ef Jnas 18th
uuicsn Of Jsus "a b, from the Provosh ershaOen
,I.c or ayss,e s1onn Of bounty hs has been paid
vision under each CAL heretofore made ior troops have the
ss by districts aoi it tbE fre Impossible to answer your
ip4fy Ia, sfaps bonnte always hssiur been paid IN
the Whole city County, n ssteh,nts wnicn
Az, rinrxed hereto q mace ny that fo.m.
y statement en- .sees ,ric. Of all the public
vsocy dburssd both by the City aaJ County OIL account
II i" embrace. rll statement of all III, enlisted in
tb itv aud County excepting the pr portion OF naval en-
l,. srts credit foI which allowed Dec ~, 1868
ah. fOn us nusry "a 1865 uroer the at cali md the
0. militia during the Wal, iof which ser credit
~ been allowed. :,
tie honor be- sr respectfully yoar ohedieni
sstvnnt ORisOs blunt.
Chsirmsn y. Y. Co. Cou. on Vol
CITY o. NETWORK.
SIteseYi ii ngmbeI Of Mon roi,ed and expenditures for
Iosaes prior dugus 1868 ot onoant ezpeased tp ne
CIR .4a,hor e. for az pv'roses connected VIA the war
RON Us -ri 70 ire ctese 81 ke-Tthrg.
MEy RAISED WITHOUT BoUNTY.
Arm, NoDesr PRIOR TO jury q 1852 stated by tie Judge
enerJ in report to oo'erner ssysour d'ed May
=, 1855 az f,Iow,:
81 Regiments Of Infantry.
6 r., ipents ii Ssvsiry.
Bat.s ion Of Aoan,ed EifeA
Re ,irent Of Engineers
BAT lion. of heavy Artillery
... 3stteries
H. ,iaieut Of Marine Arlsry.
RoeSet Battalion.
Ma Ing :otal .as3.s+s men.
LIN R8IsaD WITH BOUNTY.
Aker July lSI, I'D pnor to August l.Oj. 1886 men
a,,rs,o.,, ....,...................s343o men,
In addition n TIM mere were enlisted several ,nousaio
Naval Ks,rois who subsequently credited under the
call OF July 10. 1884 Z 500 90 men.
These enlisted tor various Periods mostly now
ever years. and tsi various texans Of service would
sveasso about two yesTs
PAYMENT OF BoUyTIEs.
s,7a4 ,n.u. en.,ted for Year,. to whom was =,
peid P41,e" w
h said ~ I,27, 90
s.,ss men 10 whom raid ......."". Stsc.<7o "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01
IMPOSITION Upon AN UNFORTUNATE

4 SOLDIER ~ 4 v DJnfN.LE6 MANtfAcIVFfh
ie advises ;old ampaaiion whereby the pooi .s,S
woul rur ~. rsL 81 io-ug his life and must snner os
,ntbs D.cnn.e iorooh. he could not NJ Lis wooden -
10 M. .ur,o IL must CL Read the GLOWING; 80.
Cfaf DEyArscS ONO June ~, 1902
SIN lou Il send ne pamphlet OF eircuAr fi'mA
J...r,r, VA OF our uvtilc legs em veteran, 10 ,e
MIN, 81 NE and wish to procure the bet "s gong
NV ,g TO inches above the eDkl~ and Dr- OF }. u
49,; ,,.. me 10 nave 10. second arDputatio1 We nys -
.,,,,r l. TOO long Please address LEWIS ~ 'fAiN,
''''"' Ne.songil- Athens Comfy, Ohio. .
., ,,,yyr N IN, .i,,, wrote 10 NJ Grain th1 Ia
e,ed c,a aid d. tit my metallic artificial Ito 'somps't
The ankle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01

Toals.........57,73 80 20 20 2d 70 go 81 rss, 30
cline udns Of equipment but for ani-
hoei Fund when csno b. DIVIDED the eTa r-
and n therefore only be included ~ the tota Averase
Ulnclu,dug peuscs for fEe fai 'ily Re- cf frnd
AVERAGE CosT PLR YEAR or SERVICE USIEl EACH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01

IA far Al o., ren,es incurred In the dsbureo
rnent Of the above sums lin part estims.di the
aceoupt got being elosed including the ex- .oooA m
pcu,e OF the correction Of the enroinent say $3.50
Total expenditure. % To-, ~
~, addition TO tie above there ware credited 20 inc ou,
Of New. York on this call. without peynen' I" |oSH''
bounty =. Ia nep
OF TsSlsted men for three years about
M ..b.tnt.s Ia suiir patton Of the DRAFT nurloer
10 WHOM bounty was psid, not by but through e,- u.
the County. ..s.....'''''''.' 800
Nanber 10 whora bounty was paid by mdiydnas' ,o,
nd no, through tho County. 's NO.
..........1. 303 men.
M tbs sub,tutes m anticipation OF Re drat PAID oy ih1
yidusl. and not through the County sverafe soo
of eryee and the average cost beevei =, IN
= 20 per man which would maze eost Oh Sfo '
oftIe u,es paid through the atty INC following aio
The psrlicu Az. of year. OF service AMI dniy PAID;
lgi men, oI the army for years t. whom was A., CO m
paid. 49, +'-'
Al men, Tor the army or years. toavhom was "a, m
paid. $500" 'f'N ~
80 Laen tor the army of year to whom was an NJ
W." "
go mon 70, The army 10 whom pai.. 545oo'o W
ca men Tor The navy for year, 20
whom paid............... SS',W W
u men, for the navy !eT years to ..,, a,
whom pdid............'',s o,So' w
l man for the navy iof year '" ,,o m
= whom wa. paid...'''''..''''' H"W
II men. for the nav, TO whom was psd'.... s's~S
$50 for the army
gu Total for The army and navy ..'''.''''' "
Pecap0o. ,,o-iqe the ohole nHr5V a Men, ri isays
81 and bJD,fies pau
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BOARD or sUPRRvIeORe.
Special Meeiing-A Mergne 20 30 E-tab-
lissed IN Newly srk-Dstai3ed Report
Of the Volunteer Com uitsee, etc.

Tho Board met by special call at o'clock
yesterday afternoon the President Hon. William NJ
Tweed, in the chair.
Mr. PURDY offered the following resolution, which
vas adopted:
Reso.red That be referred 10 the Committee County
Oess with Coroner Of the County to inquire
into snd report the expediency OF froviig ispl.
place reception d unknown dead bodies IN ORD tna
fnepds and relations have opportunity OF iceyns
sad bodies aud CLAIM them for ioerent and ha he
CoroBers cause pabc notice be published IN two OF the
Mr. BL,1NT. Chairman OF the County Volunteer Com
ntse presented the following detailed report OF the
workings OF said committee:
n lAs Honorable tie Board oj Supeyttsors' -,
TIE Special Committee on Volunteering would
respectfully
That they have in OF prepar Ston their iu ano
com lee report Of IN hns the quota undel
tie Las. call for three hundred thousand CO0OOO men
They are DELAYED in submitting the same IN conse
auence Of the incOmpeteness o. the account WIN ths
State relating to reimbursement for bountles paid ic
men raised under the last call provided for Dy th'
Bounty Law OF 1900. IA. -,
In the meantime. however, your Committee have
been called upon frnsh the United states authon
ties with full staten mt OF On furnished aud moneys
Ia!d by the City and Iott7 CT New YORK during tA'
war.
Accordingly your Committee have had carefully. pre-
pared elaborate state hent SHOWING the whoie Dusi
ness of the City and County Of YORK IN recruiting
and in expenditures for recruiting and for ell Othe
purposes connected with the wnr; which statement
vi the correspondence On this subject WI DO iouh'
appended hereto.
This roper II is thought prcpe to officially lay beor
your Honorable BODY fOr your orMatlon.
The figures presented are IN detail aid yOCs Com
ttes Believe give the fullest AID clcarest view CT till
spb iect which Los ever ye; Joel presented -
The stateme viii repay attentive Iernsal. Inel
show that the WI re number Of men enlisted an THIS
City and County during the heDeCp' crtditeu ana hc
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01

Totl,........ife ~ 20 M sis 90 IlS a.
Guiding epyens .ud equipment bat not or the Family
R'ie Fund, ~,,h snot be did,d iors the ssyor. CO.
sri cr. tersos,. OWL ., iucui q in The
lnc'uiinr ~ sn,e. cf the b tdy Relief Fund
AytRAGk COST PER YEAR or SERVICE UEpEK EACH
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Tot,'s.........i Get4 81 IS $3.50 90 II Jls4 "
l. IHeUdns espsnsss Of equipment, but for the Family
Relief Fund .
o. Inc,adirs exposes for the Family Relief Fund.
HUMBgR or MIN TO WHOM JyDIvIDUAL B0UETIs
WEaH PAID WITH YEARS OF SERVICE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01

Te, Y,lr,' Men.
Prior 20 Julyf, IS62-Pgid NJ
bount! ..............''..'.'
Cnl. Of MARCH 10. idsi-Pa.'
County Bouniy...."....
{ , o. Jui %, lSi.-fsi'
County bogH'y...........
Cal o, July ~, l5o5-PaC
individual bouv,y........"
Cal II July ~, ls5+-paid AZ
bognty....''.''''"'''''''
Cal 81 Dec. 10, la64-Paic
County Bounty. .......
Call 4 Dec -, 't1i-faid
IN iividual Bonniy.....
Gail OF Dec. ~, lsA-Peid nc
Bounty.....''''''''.''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01

Cul dated De- aiat-r 18Th 1854. Tor 100000 men.
q uota Of DE la.ty OF New. i ork ~
sssga.q nee. L,d
Number c..-..led Ia sross (s'.:ed
o. ys1rsoi sofvce) 81 .SoJ deduct
La from which Surplus Of years on
men preyiousy furnished, via:
3l.G0 leaving def,iency
qrota. ( +lj years OF s-rvics TO be
bled by men whomsht he enlisted
for years.
As re- assigned January Paths
Number der Isnded in g.oss tststsd
as years OF sefyicej. ......... ~, w
Deducting from which Erplu.
OF yeaTs On previously
farIishod, hich surplus was
redacei by credits allowed
g. December, and nien taken
fro.u IL and allowed else
Who're. ....,......lI,Ofs
Leaving years Of service Cue 63,C51
Which Is divided by three to
make tss deficiency ~ quota
being ssssEl ,Vio men
to he fned by eniistments for either
two three yeara
JD slnl which the County SAid the following susAss
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Total expenditure 1',a,;,,1.
bI4s proper 10 ay that in addition to TIN: e@Pepdtu.
fo pnbc treasury for this pnrposo TT tis tine h,
- Snted by citizens money aud articles 70 tho value
oil sboGt 6 /. oo0o. -
to- F1uprer. Of Pegiuents Sc......... 1919 ~
For keiiei VI Fauies of Nolupsso-s....'. o'io|o ~
" -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-07
New Orleans Market.

Jtne l2.-The cotton market continues de-
pressed, sales reaching but 400 bales, without
any change in prices. We quote;
Ordinary 80. 1908 Low Middling, 34@36
Good Ordinary, 84@36 Middling, %
On this there is U. S. tax of % y cent
SuGAR-Common, l4@-c.; fully fair, 14i(0
&C; yellow clarified, l6@-c. IN H.
MoLAssEs-Lo louisiana, % } gal Is tierces
and 600 bbls. Of Muscovado were sold on private
terms, prices said to be very low.
FLoUR-Low super6ne, ST 00@- -; choice
super6ne, 81 75@-- -; good extra, 50 50@I0
90; choice extra, S11 SOC - ~ Dbl.
HAY-S50 00@-- n ton.
OArs-60@-c. p bushel.
CoRN-S1 0O@- = ~ bushel.
PoRk-Mess, S26@- R Dbl.
BAcoN-Sides, &C; shoulders, green; -
@l4Ic % ii.
BAGGING-India, 221@-c. p yard
RoPE-l4@--c. f2 ID.
CATTLE MARKET, June II.
BEEF-Western, choice, .--@22c. " b. net.
Western, tqual'y-@21c. :"
"s Sd auai 5g u.s. l8@l9o. Z"
VEAL CATTLE. ......... .$l2@25 79 head. \
Hoes, ..l0@Ilc. ~ b. gross.
SHEEP, Observation-Disclosures @1l 9R head
MoNETARY.-The movements in gold were
light The ruling rates are: gold I840l86; sill
yer, 128I@125.
The following are the quotations for bank notes
Cts. per Doll
Bank of Louisiana, ....... ..........S7@39
Louisiana State Bank, .47@48
Bank Of New Orleans, ...........5 5@58
Crescent City Bank, ....... .65Q07O
Merchants Bank .40G43
Union Bank, .................. .650970
Mechanics and Traders Bank redeem in legal
tender United States notes; Citizens Bank notes
paid in legal tender notes; Canal Bank notes paid
in the same; City Corporation issues range from
to e f2 ct. discount
The Bank of America pays in silver coin. Its
circulation comes in about $50 per day
JOHN W JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-07
Marsden's Carminatiye Syrup,
DI8RRHEA, CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, Enc.

This truly valuable preparation is gaining
popularity unprecedented in the annals of mod
ical discovery:
It's prepared from herbs indigenous 70 Cen
trail America, where its timely discovered has
saved whole districts from beug depopulated by
the ravages of Cholera and Dysentery.
No traveller, by sea or land, should be without
bottle of Carminatiye Syrup. No parent, who
is solicitous of the health of the little ones, but
should procure bottle Of this preparation, ard
administer it in all cases of Cholera Iufantum OF
Looseuess of the Bowels. No sufferer from
Chronic Diarrhea need despair, for one bottle Of
Marsden's Ce.minative Syrup will effect a Gu
For sale b all Druggists,
r, W, MARSDEN,
Patent Medicine Depot,
Corner Of Gravier and Magazine ST.
Nev Orleans. jnne1
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-07
Shreveport Price Current.
This embraces actual sales.

-Middling, Io@14c. u II.
sUGAR-1l@l5c. Rtb.
MoLAssEs-6 5@80c f2 gal,
FLOURISH 0J@l4 90 p Dbl
BACoN-l5@-c. p ii.
GoFFEE-38@-c. R ID.
WHIskT-RectiHed, IS Oo@-, Texas, sc
f3 gallon.
CASDLEs-35@-c. p 10.
CoRN-50@-c. p bushel.
BAGGING-25@-c. y yard.
RoPE-15@-c. R yard
NAILs-$lo@- Rkeg,
HIDEs-S@- u ID.
SEQ II Dbl.
0m-Lard, SIG f gal.
SnoEs-PLantation, $40 ~ pair.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-07

The New Orleans Picayune, of the 18th says:
sit must be recollected that all cotton which
comes here from insurrec:ionary districts, or
such as were lately So is yet subject to the con
troll Of the q S, purchasing agent, Mr. O. n
Cutler, aad must be reported to him. He will
also purchase all cotton not captured or aban-
doned which may be brought to him for that
purpose.
The Charleston Courier, Of the 28th ult.
learns from Columbia that Gov Magrath had
issued notice stating his functions as Execu-
tive had closed, and that State was now in the
hands of the military authorities of the United
States After issuing this notice, he decamped.
The trial of the assassins at Washington was
still going on at last accounts, and if any re-
lance can be placed in the reporters for the
northern press, they will all be found guilty
All druggist, merchants, ect, will find it TO
their interest to purchase of r. w. Marsden,
importer and wholesale dealer in drugs, medi-
cines chemicals, pepper, spice liquors, ETC., etc,
corner Magazine and Gravier street, NewOrleans.
He takes all kinds of produce in exchange
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-07
For State Treasurer.

We are authorized TO announce Major S. D.
OLIVER, as candidate for State Treasurer
Louisiana papers copy.
We are authorized to announce Col. ROSS E.
BURKE, of the parish of Natchitoches as a can
didate for State Treasurer, for the ensuing cleo
ton. aDrillq
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-07
BOAT STORES, LIQUORS &c.

So soon as arrangements can be made we will
be in receipt of our usual extensive stock Of
Goods of every description.
As our purchases, foreign and domestic, are
made direct of the manufacturer we will be able
to supply all descriptions of Plantation and
Family goods and supplies at New Orleans prices.
Purchasers are solicited to call and examine
our stock and prices before making their pur-
chases. L. & B. JACOBS
Shreveport, June IA, 1865.
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For NEW ORLEANS,
BUSINESS NOTICE.

TVHHE undersigned, formerly of the old and well
Il known firm of FRELLsEN, STEVENSON & Co,
Cotton Factors, New Orleans, desires to inform
the citizens of this vicinity, that he has ample
means and arrangements for the resumption of
business and for shipment and sale of Cotton.
He is also prepared to buy Cotton where parties
prefer to sell here.
Office at the warehouse Of Walsh & Boisseau,
Shreveport JOHN A. STEVENSON.
r. S. VIII give all information that he can in
regard to the shipment aud sale Of Cotton to any
one calling on him.
Shreveport, June q, 1865.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06
COUNTY COURT.

GfratAgsT C0sstY NortasT Term, lst5
Petition 70 sell land for pro distribution among the
Creditors.
Benjamin Branson Admir- Of Joel Dodson deceased Vs.
The Widow and Heirs of Joel DodsoD, deceased.
TN THIS CAUSE, 1T is ORDERED
BY the court that publication be made for
weeks in Brownows Whig notifying the defendants, Mary
Ann Ntatoe sometineS called Fraday and the heirs
Samuel Dcdson, deed whote unknown John Dod
and AbDsr Dodson and the heirs Of Ebert
and the heirs Of CAiborn NASH whose unknown
but all heirs Of joel Dodson deed and reside of
appear the lst Monday Of January at the
RutSdge court 20 be held for Granger
county and plead answer, demur the plaintiffs petition
the will be tahen confessed by them, and for
hearing ex psrte.
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each.

Btt0a yegard q 0aIae, ard Eot . Dc paiI T Eta you
REJs0 SshGt y0E aCtH Tsosive.
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Zach s-i every article the List represented bv
t5TtLcRte lbEe placed envelopes and sealed
Any 7sol obtaining certificate, be had our Office or
cent ey mall e any address viii knOw what they may have
for One Dollar
VIC charge Ter sending certificates. paying POSTAGE and do
nE the business = cents each FIVE will sent for 81
hCNpHEp fer SIS.
ANY person receiving certificate Tor article they may not
osr0 exchange any other article List Of the
same value BY this method enable 10 furnish the pub
&c With sslecticns from rich stock Of ooiz n
nominal Tice' while al have chance &c securing. articles Of
ihe vy highest value We every article as -epr
Esnted money refunded.
AGEN ISLbsral commission and valuable pr-7frrs ron
sislinE Of Watches, &C, given 10 Agents.
81 Address 81 orders e,
GEORGE DEMERIF & CO
UCva-Gm 902
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CTRCUTT COURT

Esccouni Judicial Circuit, marlborough Tennessee
F. y. Horner vs. B. T. Kincaid.
TNHE defendant, B. F. kncaid, being nonresident
county and State 1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in BrownoBs Whg notifying said
defendant appear the Crcut Court marlborough
the first Monday after the fourth Monday ofDcember next
then there defenseo said suit the will
be taken forcoufessed and for hearing parte.
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CHAYcERY cOURT-CLLNT0N

NJ. ". Nilkerson rs. J. Preston Bishop and others.
DURSUANT to nterocatory order made this Term
l. quiring the Clerk and Master make publication
Brownows Whg for four successive weeks notifying said
defendant % appear before the January rules and
bic defense the bl These notify
'the said Preston Bishop appear and make his defense TO
said bill before the said Rules the will be taken
confessed him. and for hearing accordingly.
nov29-4tpfJ ". II. WHITS0N, c. & NJ
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Attachment.
Levi Bryant VS.. Macklin Kerr.

Lew Bryant VS.. Macklin Kerr.
TUE plaintiff sdsr says tho defendant Is Indebted 70
hin and setconds eonoeag himself that the
proceIs OF law cannot be served him. and having
original attachment against the estate made rsturnabe
before Samuel Tuoek Justice Of the Peace for Slount
county and the having been levied his property It
ordered by sad Justice that the defendant appear before
him At bis ONCE ia Blount county, the day Of May
1856, OF the same viii be preceded with psrte
further ordered by said Justice that this published
for four weeks in Browplov's RhiE.
lovl5-4i pr SAMUEL TULLoCH J. P
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VIM. GALBRAITH, c. ( NJ.
AttachmeutBill.
AllbcuulcAtbAAi.
4 IL Wnnd u. VIM. Baker, ct al.

A. 81, Wood vs.. VIM Baker, ct al.
IHROM the allegations Of the BILL which sworn TO- sP
+ pears that VIM Baker non-rsdent OF this
State or SO sbsconds concea himself that the ordinary
or law csnnot served him. 1t il therefore or
dsred that publication made FOR four successive weeks in
whig notifying said respondent to appear before
the Chsncsry court in Dandrg the second Monday OF
December next and there 10 plead demur or
otherwise defense the viii Be taken a. confessed
and the down for hearing ss 70 them ex perte
nov2o. 4tpf5 wM. GALBRAITH, Q. II.
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John HoTnbergar vs.. E. McR. Timnnsr 1 o.

hE Palht on adavi the defendants are indebted
to him. and are about or have or pro
erty from the state and having obtained an ORIGINAL
ment against the estate Of the defendants made h.
fore Z. D. JourolmOn, JHsee Peace for Enox ~rnt
and the having been levied property II
dered by said Justice that the defendants appear al his
IN Knoxville Tenn eeh DAP june 1856 OF II viii be
proceeded with II further ordered thar tss no
tice be published fer four successive Brownlo
Whig. nov22-St~ R D I0UROLN0N, ]. P
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CHANCERY COURT-MAYNARD
Urn Mnn. "a Ihnrnn. pnznh and Allan HURT

IN this appearing that the defendants nonres
dents of the State Of Tennessee they have sbsoonded
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon them
is ordered that publication be made In Brovnows Whg
notifying said defendants appear before the Chancery Court
Maynardve Of the Let Friday after the Sd Monday Of
December next then and there plead answer dmur
will be taken for confessed and judgment red pro
confesso noy22-4t@ A. McPHEETERS, G. n.
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CHANcERY CoURT-Jacksborough.

NofembHs h1tee, leoo.
a. D. Smith, Executor &c, vs. Sas Woodson and Jas
D. Campbell.
1T APPEARS FROM THE ALICIA
TONS in the bill ned IN this cause that the defendant
James D. Campbell non.retdent of the State Of Tonnes
II ordered shat publication be made
weeks in Brovnovs Wing, notifying raid defendant sp
and make defense said BILL before the fourth
Monday in December next before the Chancery Court
JackBboro the will confessed and for
hearing sNpGrte. !. II. BRATCHER, c. NJ.
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FOR SALE.

FINE FARM in high state Of cultivation, lying in the
AYNatauga Valley Carter county, Tenn, containing be-
four and I've hundred with ell the
sion all necessary outbudings fine barn. SPLENDID large
and ssored orchard of choice fruits Also splendid
millseas seats for any kind Of machinery all lying
short distance Of the East Tenn r. r. further
particulars address Col J. X MILLER Knoxville, Eliza
bethton, Tenn apply him person. who will take great
pleasure in showing the property octII-tf
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StIRBIGHTFOBWARD LEALINGS IN EVERY DEPART
- MENI Of its extended business from the receipt Of
miG I. The PAY loss has rendered the Of
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J. q. WINSLoW & co,

GEORGE DEMERIP L co.
lcyl-em 3OS Broadway. New York.
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CIRCUIT COURT-TAzEWELL.
Amanda Wallen VS.. Joseph P. Wallen.

III 2
having fled her bill Divorce from the plaintiff Joseph
p Wallen and appears 10 that the Defendant non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee and that said petition OF
bill filed the Circuit Court Of Claiborne county IN said
State ordered that publication be made for four
weeks Brownlow Whig notifying said defen
sppear before the Circuit Court ct TaEewe on the "a
Monday of January and defend said suit
y HODGES, Clerk.