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Attachment.
Il. L. Wheeler and J. s. Lindsay, Executors Of VIM
Carey, deed, IS. Nicholas Patterson.

y this cause plaintiffs. affidavit gay the defendant is
Justly indebted them, tbs executors Aforesaid IN the
sum $50 IS seventy and fifteen cents due by notes
hand that he removed himself the ordinary pro
be served him, and an attachment
having before levied real
II therefore ordered that publication
weeks BrUVnlUws Wing, mott
lying said appear before at Office IN
JacSstoro on day April, ISU6, make his de-
tense TO the plaintiffs suit Will be proceeded with
eXpartc JAS. 4. WAIeMAk, J, p
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which they need pay until known what drawn
It's value Entire Subtraction Guaranteed in all Gases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION

would call attention It's being the Original and
Git Association IN the country We therefore
soled send FER GOODS and better chances to obtain
The be conducted in fair and
honoble and greatly increasing trade Is
proof that patrons this method Of obtaining
rich aud elegant goods.
During this Association has very large
Of sluaoe prizes all of the ntry Those
will receive the full value Of their
list Is worth less than One Dollar, RETAIL
and there no blanks.
Parties dealing may depend having prompt re-
articles drawn will be Immediately sent to any
address by return mail or express
The following parties have recently drawn valuable prizes
from and have kindly allowed the use
permitted: -, ~ o,,
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia PENN, OIL
Painting value 800 James Hargraves, SCI Broadway new
York oil Painting value 500 L. f. Jones' Barrett Marsna
Kansas H.lodron, value, $780, Patrick j. Byrnes
Waterbury Ct Gold Watch, value $25 F. Shaw IA East
24h Street New York. Piano, value 1856 Mrs. Chas j. Ne
Wis Emira Y Piano. value, $780, Miss Lucy Janeway FL
mira Y Cluster Diamond Ring, value $500; Mrs h Pen
mover City HOTEL Nashville, Tenn Neodeon, value slzo
Oscar Allen Co. B. 1879 Reg Ind Vols, Nashville Tenn
Watch value $780, Rowland Patterson, Co. D, 10Th Iowa
Vet Volunteers Oil Painting value slOO Mrs Abbey Par
sons Springfield Mass, MelOdeon value $780, James px
Ter CIV Surveyor syracuse N Y Gold Watch, value $3.50
Mrs James Ety. Wooster ST. BECKER n Y Oil Paint
ing value 800; j. c. Coles Grand Rapids Michigan
silver Castor value s40 DR.. J. Sinclair No Main St. Utica
Y Y Framed sving, value s25 Hon Luther DeImoid
Washing ton D. a., Oil Painting, value, slVO
Letters various parties throughout the country ac
knowedgug receipt of valuable gts may Dc seen on
nle at Office,
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FJ,HE defendant being NONRESIDENT State Of Ten
nessee as charged the OIL 1t is ordered that publlca
tion be made for four weeks in Brownows Whg
notifying said respondent appear before the Chaney Court
Knoxville the third Monday Of January next then and
there TO make his the bill, the will DO taken
for confessed AMI for hearing pare copy Of the
ordc dcCl3-4t pf5 d. \, DEADbRICh, {. Il VI.
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c. W Cate vs. John H. Brauner ana II. Il. Hubbard vs.
John K. Branuer, ct al.

N obedience decree pronouncedat the December Term,
Chanccry Court cambridge il this
will sell the Messy Creek Depot, Saturday the Sd
the highest bidder, at public
auction credit Of and two years except the OF
hundred dollars required in hand the house and lot
known the Eating House the East Tennessee and Viz
znia railroad Messy Creek Bond and security bearing
interest from date will required OF the purchaser and
lien and lot until the purchase money
Taid VIM. GAIBRAlIH, Z. Z NJ.
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J. D. \. DEADERICK, c. n NJ.
John $ Van Glider vs.. Thomas J. Powell and others.
EHE DEFENDANTS. THOMAS J

1 Pow ELL the Phoenix National Bank, New York, " m
H. Sueed and George Lamar being nonrednt OF the state
Of Tennessee charged in the bill 1t is ordered that publ
cation he made for successive weeks BrOwnow Wing
notifying said respondents appear before the CAancey
Court at Knoxville third Monday Of January next
then and there to make the bill the will br
taken for confessed and for hearing Qarte
copy Of the order. -- . . :,
pf 5 d. \. DEAbbEl'h, {. q NJ
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D. \. DEADERICK, c. & ".
Vim. H Lee q Co. vs.. J. Il Armstrong and others.
THE DEFENDANTS, SOLOMON LY

OES and Paul scherer whose present residence IN
known bill 1t is ordered that publication BE-
made for four successive weeks Browuow Whg notifying
said respondents appear before the Chany Court at Knox
Vile Monday January next then and there to
make defense the will b. taken for cOnf-s
ed a. TO teu hearing parte. copy Of the
order. pr 8 D. \. DEADEHiCh, T. X VI.
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Parrot, Goodwin Guardian, &C. Stokely D. Williams
and Hugh g. Williams 7. Howell and S. D. VII

IN obedience pronounced at the December Term,
1863 said cause, will sell in satisfaction Of said DEGREES
at the Depot Messy Saturday the Sd day of Feb
ruary 1866 credit Of six months to the highest bidder
at public auction right of edempton the tract
land which the said defendant D. Williams, formerly
resided containing 800 Acres less in the 9Th Civil
District county the East Tennessee and Viz
na railroad adjoining the lands Of John R. Branner H. H.
and Bond with approved security bearing
interest from date will required, lien retained
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CHANCERY COURT AzEWELL.

P +. Mountain vs. Pleasant NJ Hodges Edward Kelley,
Louisa Lynch, widow fJeptha Lynch, deceased Mary
Jane Lynch John Lyneh Lutilda D. Lynch, anu
Sarah A. N Lynch
THE defendants Pleasant NJ Hodges aud Edward Kelley,
being non-resident Of the State of Tennessee, shown
in the bill: ordered that publication be made for
four successive Brownows Wing, notifying said de
PENDANTS to appear before the Chancey Court TaEewc
the FIRST Monday June then and there TO MAKE
defense 10 the bill or the will be taken for confessed rs 20
P y. RODDY. C. 4 II.
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DR.. ?. \. CARDWELL

HAS THIS DAY EFFECTED AN
arrangement by which will able future
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teeth, on the
VUICANEZED RUBBER BASE,
Being improvement in profession and having
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CHANCERY COURT KNOXVILLE.


Francis F. SURE and others vs. E. McBsron Timoney Ct al
THE RESPONDENT, J. p. DOWLlN
i being resident Tennessee, stated in the bill
Il that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Browulos WhE, notfyn said respondent 10 0p
pear before the Chancery Knoxville the 81 Mon
av Of January next and there make deuse to the D
or the same Will taken Tor confessed as to him. ana sci o
hearing eS Partc. \ copy of the order. ,- =. -,
pf5 D. y bLADLhI'h' - " NJ
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Elijah Goin and Martha Coin his wife, William Il Ny
crs Admir- of isabella Lewis decd. L 5. Seal and wife
Martha Seal, D. W. Carr aud vile Orlena Carr, Mary
Coin, widow of Christopher Coin, deed. and George
" Lewis, Jr., William Lewis, feorgc W. Lewi,,
and Samuel Moore, Adm'rs Of Fielding Lewis, decd
the said William Lewis Administrator of said Mary
Lewis, decd the said Mary More, Nathan Moore and
wife Francis Moore Charles Lewis jesse Lewis, Field
ing Lewis, Z ijab Harp and wife Elizabeth Harp Jas.
b. Lewis Euocn Simmons aud wife Sarah Simmons
AID Nathaniel Cole
1HE defendants Samuel Moore Mary Moore Nathan Moore
and wife Francis Moore, Charles Lewis Jesse Lewis,
Fielding Lewis, Elijah Harp and wife Elizabeth Harp, James
E. Lewis Enoch Simmons wife Sarah simmons, being
noD-resdents of Tennessee shown in the bill 1t Is ordered
that publication be weeks BrUwnow
Whg notifying said defendants appear before the Chanccry
Court TaZewell the Monday of June next, then
and there make defense BILL the viii be
ken for confessed to them and for hearing parte
copy of the order. decl3 a." P. y. RODDY, c. & NJ.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-13

MURDER OF TOLL-GATE KEEPER
David White, the keeper of the toll-gate
at the covered bridge over the Patapsco
river at Elk Ridge, Maryland, was muir
dered on Sunday night last. Two men
came to plumber his house, but making a
noise in entering it, the toll-keeper
went out to ascertain the cause, when
the robbers fell upon him and beat him to
death with heavy bludgeons. The daughter
and grandson of White, hearing the cry of
murder, ran down to render assistance, but
they, too, were set upon and beaten so that
the daughters life was despaired of, and the
grandson's injuries were very serious. The
murderers robbed the house of forty or
fifty dollars, and an old silver watch. The
neighbors being alarmed in some way, came
in less than an hour and found White dead,
and the woman and boy helpless. The
boy said the murderers were short, stout
men, in dark clothes. The inquest on the
body on Monday gave verdict in con-
formity with the facts. White once kept
the toll-gate on the Washington road, which
being within the corporate limits of Balti-
more, passengers refused to pay toll to him
on the ground that he had no authority to
collect it. This gave rise to conflicts and
riots. Finally, Whites house was burned,
and he afterwards shot man for the act.
He was tried and sent to the penitentiary,
but was pardoned by Governor Bradford,
and went to reside where he was killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-13
TILE VIRGINIA FREEDMEN.
MIR. Davis's Health-Mrs. Dayis's
MaRnS.
Correspondence New York Tribune.

Correspondence New York Tribune.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 9.-1h had an inter-
view yesterday afternoon with DR.. Cooper,
the surgeon who attends upon Davis, and he
assured me that it was no longer a matter
of doubt that Jeff.'s condition is improving.
His muscles are soft, and he is naturally a
weakly, puny man. He cannot now go up
stairs without the aid of crutch, and in
his walks he cannot go half across the pa
rade without resting but he is improving
in flesh since the guard has been taken
away from his door at night, and his face
is filling up; the wrinkles are in a measure
coming out. DR.. Cooper seems to have
considerable sympathy for the untor-
tunate condition of his patient. Sol
dcrs and others with whom | con-
verscd say that jeff. walks very well, and
one man, who knew linn before the war,
tells me that he does not perceive much
difference in him between then and now,
except that he looks little older. His
appetite is good, and have no doubt but
that he will live for many years yet.
Mrs. Davis is almost daily in receipt of
money, sent her by sympathizing friends,
through Adams Express. The express
agent tells me that these contributions
sometimes amount to $500 and $1,000 per
day. She has been called upon by nearly
all the ladies at the fort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-13
Lover Shot by His Rival.

TrTUsvLLE, Pa, Sunday, June To-
About II o'clock this morning young man
named John Dale left here in a wagon to
be married to Miss Hattie Mathison, liv-
ing about six miles north of here. When
about two miles on the road, he received a
rifle ball through his body. He fell from
the wagon, and turned the horse loose,
thinking by this means to call assistance.
Two gentlemen passing at the time carried
him to friends house in the neighbor-
hood, but before assistance could be pro-
cured he died. The rifle was found near
where he was shot, evidently showing that
the murderer had been within twenty feet
of his victim. A rival for the hand of the
young lady had threatened to shoot him,
and he is supposed to be the guilty party
He has not yet been arrested, but probably
will be before morning.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
THE HOT SPRINGS, II =. !,
= -. BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA. fl d
,,.,ya .rrsx: raox sfxrr TO OLE HUsDssp AID
SIX DEGREES, YAHsEsHEIr. Ii t.,Ts
rARpy. WILLIAMS d CO., PsornIsross. ].

VIII be- open for the reception Of visitors JUNE
LIST, 1855. t. -..-sss,.s. :.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted on, with NEW FURNITURE, LINEN,
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS onef
unsurpassed attractions TO both the Invalid ana
pleasure.seeker. No expense or effort has peen
spared by the proprietors 10 make IL ~ comfortable
and pleasant as possible to all visitors. borg, +
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half century to possess, In . won
derful degree, tonic, Alternative, detergent, and
stimulating properties, and have become Justly
celebrated for the cure Of Rheumatism, Cont,
Diseases Of the Liver, Skin, Bladder, and Womb
Paralysis, the result Of injury or serious efusion;
Contraction OF Muscles and Joints, Diarrhea, and
Dyspepsia, accompanied with sore mouth and
tongue.
New BATH HOUSES have been erected, BAND
OF MUSIC engaged. and BILLIARD and BOWL
ING SALOONS fitted up.
The SPLENDID BALLROOM has been tho
roughly re6tted.
Route from the north, ria Orange and Alexan.
dria railroad to Gordonsville thence rfd Virgi.
mia Central railroad to Millboro' Depot thence to
Hot Springs direct, over turnpike, distance.
twenty miles, by Trotter 4 Co.'s stage line.
Route from the south, ria Lynchburg or Rich
mond, and Virginia Central railroad to Millboro'
Depot.
TERMS: 80 per day $40 per week.
BAND OF MUSIC is engaged for the season.
nv I-lm
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Destructive Fire at CharlestOwn.
Massachusetts.

BosToN, MASS, Saturday, June l0.-A
most destructive fire broke out shortly
before IL o'clock last night in the building
on Main street, in Charlestown, used as a
furniture mandatory, and as there was q
lack of water from repairs being made in
the pipes, all the buildings on the square
on what is called the cold Mill Property "
were burned, rendering houseless sixty
one families, embracing some five hundred
persons, principally Irish. Several fire
men were injured, but none serious. The
loss is estimated at thirty thousand dol
lars, which is supposed to be insured but
most of the poor occupants of the tene-
ments lose all their furniture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-13

A gentleman from the country arrived
in Philadelphia on Friday to sell some gold,
the proceeds OF which amounted to about
twenty-five hundred dollars. After get
ting it in bank notes he started for home,
and a short time, after getting into one OF
the city passenger railroad cars he was
seized and held by some pickpockets, and
robbed of the whole of it. The money was
the savings of ten Years of thrift and frugal
management.
AParis letter says: "There is new
bonnet on the horizon. II is made OF one
largo, full.blown rose, (which lies fiat on the
top of the head, sewn on scarf OF deW-
bedropped tulle, which, Is crossed under
the chin, where another\ small rose peeps
forth. The whole Is called schapeau-pun.
In less than three weeks 1t will be in strug'
Cling rivalry with tho "Lansbclle,"
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The FpnianS.

BUFFALO, June 12.-The action Of Con-
gress has given new life to the Fenian
movement. Enthusiastic meetings are eX-
pected. A revolutionary committee has
published a stirring appeal for the collec-
tion of commissary stores, money, &c. 1t
urges that meetings be called, and pledges
support to the men who inscriDe upon their
banners " Universal Liberty"
The inquiries by General Meade are as
yet incomplete, but so far as they have gone
they do not confirm the report that
the Canadian or British forces crossed the
boundary line, or that any of the Fenians
have been killed by them, or that any pri-
soners were captured by them on the Ameri-
can side of the frontier.
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Commodore john RANDOLPH I'CkkR'
49,, If the Confederate navy, has received
~, orroin,mcnt of the supreme command
E.,s Peruvian navy, with the title OF
.,u;ral and he departed on the LIST in
wv, from New York for Peru. Admiral
-..,,rp was, by arrangement with the Pc
80, Government, permitted TO take
,h him his staff of officers, and was
..,,nanicd in his departures by Cap
,.;o n Y. McCoRKLE, Of this State, and
,:.,,cnan, Butt, of Norfolk. Captain
v.rorSir is to take command Of one of
l, vessels. and Lieutenant Burr is to be
dad. lieutenant 10 the Admiral.
The state ofPeru could have selected
FL, where superior sailor or a more
,n.ri,cd and accomplished commander than
ADMIRAL TrCKER. lie is native of Nor
fix, and was amongst the first in that
corps Of naval officers, which We oeiicVe
vas superior to any in the world-the ON
GERS If the United States navy before the
way. 4 more gallant gentleman never
,rnl the deck of a vcsscl-whilc the grace
.ai dignity of his department and the
,.Dtlcpcss aud sincerity of his character
g,mnandcd for him everywhere the re-
,,grt and love of his associates. All who
lrrw him. dcplorc that he was forced to
have his native land for employment but
elm. GOOD wishes of his friends and country
,,,n attend him to his adopted country,
.,3 nj. successes will ever be hailed here