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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-08-23

psn- GOLD closed in n. Y. at 1888
pA- GEN, LOGAN is still i'll in Chi.
cago.
sA- Two persons have been arrcs.
ted in New York on the charge of ar.
son,
p9- JoHN NJ. STOKES, of Louis.
vile, an old and prominent citizen,
died yesterday.
BAY SENATOR GRIMES, of Iowa, an
nounces that he is not candidate for
reelection to the Senate.
sB- FoUR deaths from cholera
were reported yesterday in New
York, and the same number in
BROOKLYN.
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Notice..

"hos. J. A. McCieary of the county OF
Eric, in the State OF Ohio, will take nc.
tice, that Harriet McCleary did on the
goth DAY OF JULY, 1866,
file her Petition in the Office of the Clerk
of the Court OF Common Pleas, within
and for said Seneca county aud State
aforesaid, charging the sold Thomas J.
A. McCieary with habitual drunkenne
aud gross neglec, of duty and asks that
she may be divorced from the said Thos.
J. A. McCleary, which petition will stand
for hearing at the November Term OF
said Court, 1866.
GIBSON e. PENNINGTON,
Atly's for Petitioner
July 26, 1866. 4i-6t.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
The subscribers offer for sale, theiI
farm containing
l0i ACRES,
Abou, 85 acres Of which is under good
cultivation. II is situated in Seneca
Township, Seneca Co. o., miles South
OF Tiftin, on the Main road to McCutch-
ensville. Ono quarter Of said farm, is
good river bottom. The whole farm is
well calculated for STocK or GRAIN. II
is well wotercd BY good Springs.
IMPROVEMENTS. o..
Two new frame barns Two hewed
log houses 30 apple trees aud other
fruits. Persons wishing to procure n
farm, will do well to call soon. Price
500 per acre, If sold between this and
the LIST Of October next. Fer further
particulars call on the subscribers.
SILAS l.. HUFFORD,
JOSEPH MILLER.
July 10, 1866. 40-2m.
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be trusted. He never gets dcmornl.
iscd."
He entered Congress with conf.
dence in the patriotism and integrity
Of the Executive, and was one Of
those slow TO believe that Andrew
johnson, would prove recreant to his
principles and the party that had hon
ored him, and invoke the name Of the
msrtyred Lincoln to cover up his
schemes for destroying the Union
party, but never, upon any occasion,
under any circumstances, did he wa.
YER or falter, in the discharge Of his
duty. In perfect harmony and coun.
tcnsneo with the characteristics which
shono SO corspicuously as a c,mman.
dor, he was deliberate, firm aud Sc.
gacious-true to every principle, and
faithful to every trust, earnest in ev-
cry work, and sincere in his devotion
TO the great cause of Union and Lib.
erty for which he had pcrled his life.
lie has With 4 consistency and per-
sis'eney which challenges our respect,
acted aud voted in accordance with
all his promises; aud every profession
Of his political career. In al the re.
lations Of life, as citizen aud man,
his character is above reproach, and
his most bitter opponents will not
dare to question his integrity. This
is the man the loyal people Of the
Ninth District present for re election.
On the other hand, his opponent,
Mr. finneirock, is man scarcely
known outside Of his own county, and
notorious there only for his bitter and
undisguiscd coppcrhcadsm, and the
virulonce exhibited toward the Union
cause throughout the war He is an
ardent aimircr and devout believer in
IN the doctrines Of John g, Calhoun,
whose heresies have dronched half.
continent in blood. lic acknowlod-
ges no supremacy but the decree of a
Democratic Convention, and no OBJ
ligation but the dogmas found IN It's
platform Ills creed IL simple, his
lai'h Is strong calhoun was an apos'
Tie ana Nsilandlgham is saint lie
Is the 'doi oil ms party IN sandusky
county, whero he belongs, and de-
serves 'he'r Veneratlon especially irom
MS 'apors curing tho Naliand'sham
campaign ana MS speeches when the
democracy were preparing 10 resist
the draft. In aspccch made in 1863,
he is reported to have said i" Dem.
"oerats arm yowsclres. 10 armed 10
."he polls. Resist tic draft, for III
" biood is 10 be shed IL might as ueH be
d" shed IN Sdndusky county as in AJe
|" Lincoln's slaughter pens. This is
n part Of his "uar record We
learn that when it was absolutely nee.
essary for some of his friends to 20
to Abe Lincoln's slaughter pens"
or follow their brethren TO Canada,
their courage "ooxcd out at their fin
gers ends" and Mr.. T.. endoayored
to 6ll the quota of his township in
order to prevent draft, and urged
his Democratic friends to do likewise.
But this does not argue, and Mr.. Fin.
nefrock never pretended to have, any
sympathy with tho great war party
which saved the Republic, or with its
object,
Electors OF the Ninth Distrlctwho
nave sent forth such gallant regiments
as 'he E'ghth, Forty-ninth, seventy
second one hundred and first aud
one hundred and twenty'third, to
represent you IN the army OF the Re
riot whose suffcri,ys and socr;f;co
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Joseph Shn wis Estnts.

Notice is hereby given, that the under.
signed has been duly appointed Adminis-
ratrix with the will annexed. of the es-
tate Of Joseph Shaw, late Of Seneca co.
o.. deceased; in place Of William Seed,
who has resigned.
DIANrHA SHAW.
August l6, 1866. <l--3t.
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The Result.

Who will dare to say that if after
the death of the reb ellion, the same
yigor whish characterized the men
who cxtinguishcd that unwarranted
revolt, had been manifested by the
President in his measures for recon.
struction, documents like that which
follows would have been common :
This notification is being promulga.
ted to Union men in the city of New
Orleans:
Sin You are hereby notified to
leave this city in 72 hours. Your
presence cannot be longer tolerated
in this community. BY order of
I Committee.
Such orders wero prevalent before
the rebellion, and were among the in,
ducements to war and blood she'd
Has the war made the country freer
than before? II twould seem not when
such peremtory disclaimers of per-
sonal liberty arc issued.
r@- The special Philadelphia cor
respondent of the Cincinnati C6m.
merciat in speaking of the reception
of notables at the Wigwam says -
" The first who arrived was Hcister
" Clymer, the Democratic candidate
" for Governor for Pennsylvania, and
" he was greeted with loud huzras,
This Copperhead Clymer was the
man who, as member of the Penn
sylvania Legislature, opposed the ten
dering Of welcome to Andrew John
son, when during the war Mr., John
son visited Harrisburg on his wa,
to Tennessee as Provisional Governor
to put down the rebellion, because o,
his oar record;
Judge Woodward was on the plat
form Of the Convention. He was a.
bitter q secessionist as jeff, Davis
himself and opposed the war as bit
terly as did Vallandigham.
Did the retirement of yallandig,
ham and Wood purify a Convention
msdo up Of such men2
s->~~~--
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Valuable Farm for Sale.


The Subscriber will sell at private sale
the following Real Estate, situated two
miles from Tiffin, on the Plankroud lead.
ing from Tifiin to Melmore, containing
l49 ncres-ll0 ocres cleared, balance
valuable timber; about 80 acres of which
is valuable os Corn and Grass Lund.
IMPROVEMENTS. - 1t contains q
good Two story frame Dwelling--cisieru
aud well at the dpor--frame Barn and
all other out.buidings. Two orchards so
choice fruit, Apples, Pears and Peache
The above farm is watcred by three new.
er failing Springs.
Ii not sold the above property wilfbe
for rent.
For further Information enquire of the
subscriber living ON the premises. or Jso.
M. NAyLoR, Tiffin, o.
BENJAMIN PITTENGER.
May 10. 1866. 30--6mo.
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Notice.

THE undersigned has bee n duly ap-
pointed and qualified ADM nistrator Of
the estate OF John Hack, late of Seneca
County. Ohio, deceased.
N. p. COLWELL.
Republic, Aug. l6, 1866. n44-st.
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Attachment Notice.

b"Ff~ ~ NEtFktNfsJ u OOs
VS..
WHITLEY, FASSLER l. KELLY.
Before u, J. Goodsell, Justice Peass OF Clinton
Township, Seneca County, Ohio.
The Defendants will take notice that on July 6
ls66, an order of attachment was issued by said
Jusice, In tho sbove action for the sum OF a23 60
and that said case ID set for hearing sept a. 1866
ct o'clock, A. n
LEE 4 BREWER, Attys. for Plafrs
Tnhu, o., Aug. 6. 1866. Asa.
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BRISo wagon load to the Mass
meeting August 2Ath, 1865.
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Attention Everybody J!
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS
House fixtures cheap and durable at tho
Sash. Blind AND DOOR FACTORY
Adjoining R. r. Depot,
TIFFIN, OHIO.
s. kAUP, = Prop.
Pine Lath, Shingles and Broom Handles,
constantly on hand.
The proprietor is the manufacturer o!
Patent Movable
Ccmb Bee Hive.

Their Hives are two inches shorter
and two inches deeper than the old style,
with improved Honey Board and Honey
Boxes.
Sash. Blinds, Doors, Window Frames.
Door Frames, Mouldings, Pickets, plain
and ornamental, Brackets, Hand Rail
ings, Newell Posts and Bannisters, and
every description OF Finished Work fss
Builders, constantly on hand or manu-,
lae.ured % order. from Pine, Poplar.
Walnut or Butternut. ~,
Ash and Oak Flooring,. Poplar aud
Pine Siding. Ceiling Boards, Scrol's, &c.
flushed on short notice.
June 1890, ~ W-H.-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-09-12
ATT ACHMENT.

Circuit Court Third Judicial Circuit, Knox County
Mary Sawyers vs.. Nelson Mynatt and others.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS THE
1 defendants Nelson Mynatt, J. c: H. Sawyers James
Schooer Andrew Graham jefferson Nash John h. saWyers
and VIM Owens nonresidents Of the state OF
90 abscond or conceal themselves that the ordinary
process be served him. 1t Is ordered p
the court publication be made for four successive weeks
BrownOws Wing notifying said defendants to appear al
the of the Circuit Court at TO be held Tor the
ty of Knox at the Court House. Knoxville, the End
Monday of october Plead answer or dem ur TO the
demand the plaintiff, the VIII be taken
confessed and the proceeded with pare as to
them.
Knoxville, August ], 1896.
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ATTACHMENT BILL.

Thomas walker vs. Jonn u. JdcODs. .,
IT APPEARING TO THE SAIlSFAC-
TIoS Of the Cerk and Master, from the allegations OF the
BILL which are sworn to- that respondent John Jacobs Is
Of of Tennessee or so absconds or con-
als himself that sw cannot be served
on him and attachment in this cause having been
cd levied anon respondents property 1t is therefore ordered
tk, four successive weeks in Brown
lows Wing notifying said respondent TO appear before the
Chancellor Chancery Court to be held Tor inc
Of Jefferson State Of Tennessee, az che court house
in Dapddg, on the first Monday after the fourth Monday oil
October neI then and there plead answer deuT or
wise dsfoIse said bill the will be taken or
confessed and cause down for hearing part
copy Of The order. =. :,
K. VIM. GALBRAlIH, L. q NJ.
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Nolrcr 10 NoN.REsIDEYTs.

O. P Temple Burwel Badgett, Jr.
THE DEFENDANT BEING A NON
RESIDENT of Tennessee ted in the bill 1t is ordered
that publication made for four successive weeks IN Brown
lows Whg notifying said defendant TO appear before the
Cbapcery Court Knoxville the first Monday OF october
next then and make defense TO this BILL or the same
will be taken for confessed and for hearing parte
copy of the order. - ,,,,o,, - =,
August -, lS66-it u. n DEADbhlOh, u q NJ
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George S. Eckle, Admir-, vs.. John L. Jacobs.
r APPEARING TO THE SATISFAC-

TIoN Of the Clerk and Master the allegations com
pl.naus bill which to- that the respondent John L.
Jacobs nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee and the at
fachrn in this cause having ned levied upon re-
spondenfs property therefore ordered that Pnboatcn
be successive weeks in Brownlows wing not-
Chancery Court 70 be county of Jefferson at the
cambridge the first Monday after the
Monday of October next there plead answer &c
muir or otherwise make defense said BILL the viii
and the set down Tor hearing
parte. copy Of the order. - - -, :,
Septer s. 1866 pf5 WM. GAIBRAl1H, T. " NJ
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OHANCERY COURT-DANDRIDGE.

Wilson c. Witt, Admir- of Simon Belts, Decd vs.
Emily Belts and Duke Belts.
TT APPEARING FROM L ID b
.ee.tiops of tho bill which TO, that Tespon'
T-r;Iy Ratti, and Duke Belts nonresdents OF the
ets, Of tennessee that the ordinary process Of law
- - ryed upon them therefore ordered by the CLERK
80 M,t.r AZ his September Rules 1866 that publication be
made for four successive weeks in Brownlows MhlS no
s,d appear before the Chancellor at
sncery Court to held for the county Of Jefferson at the
house in Danddge the first Monday after the
Mondsy Of October next then and there TO Plead answers
J.nT or otherwise make defense said BILL or the same VIII
he taken for and the set down for hearing
psrte. ~ ~, c,1pp.TTu I, NJ
September 5, 1861 f5 WM GALBhAllh' = " NJ
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psrte. -. IN, c,1pPAITu = M
culerNAL ELL, OR PARTITION OF REAL ESTATE
BEPrsukn Admir- of John COppick, Decd ct al, Isaac
Anderson and wife, ct al.

TON Of the Clerk Master from the allegations OF the OIL
thst respondents E. Walker and Parca, his wife formerly
P.ricilis Complex citizens of the State OF illinois, tat
srpopdent W. Hokins and Sarah his wife, formerly Sa
rsh Coppick citizens of the State Missouri that Isaac
hs State Of Ohio and died there without heirs SO far az
commandments know; George Coppick removed 10 tine
STAT. Of rkansas and died without issue, for as com
panans 1t therefore ordered by the and Mas
his September Rules 1866 that publication De made io
four succesyfye weeks Brownlows WhiS notifying The
above named respondents also the Heirs at Law OF TIC Isaac
onnic Margaret Frazier and Geo Coppck, any there be
90 make their appearance before the chancellor at
spcery Court be held for the county OF Jefferson Sa
on IT the house cambridge, on the hrs
Monday after the fourth Monday Of October next then and
there 70 plead answer demur otherwise make defense OF
te bill Will taken confessed them and the cause
set down for hearing parte copy OF the order, -
s.ntsr1her & ls66 pf5 WIN. GAILBRAITH G. N.
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cHANcERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

John W Frog n. Wright, Admir- Of the estate Of
Pleasant Miller, deceased, ct ala
THE DEFENDANT, WM.MlLLER, Be
ing nonresident the State of Tennessee, charged
in the bill ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks Brownow's Wing notifying said defend
ami TO appear before Chancery Court at Jamestown on
the LIST Monday the It'll Monday in November next then
and there to make the bill the will be
taken for confessed and hearing parte to him.
4nrnst p, ISCG pf5 b. 0. BGWDEN, O, & NJ.
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William Eppes and John Evans Admrs, Jane hirkpat'
In THIS GAIISE IT APPEARING

that the defendant James Kirkpatrick nonresident OF
the eate OF Tenpesee the bill 1t ordered that
ublic.ton be made in Brownlov Wing for four successive
weeks notifying ndant to appear before the
Oourt AZ Tazewe second Monday Of October next
hen and there said BILL the will be taken
AZ confessed as 10 him for hearing parte copy
Of the order. r. n: hopDi e % "a, NJ
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Attachment.

Jehp Looper Co. in their own name and Agents for
j. C. Wright Co., vs.. Dick Hogue.
TT APPEARING ON AFFIDAVIT OF
the plaintiffs in this that Dick Hogue defendant
Ia Of State so aosconds that the ordina
- az Law cannot be served him. 1t is therefore or
Sered that publication made for four successive weeks
Brounow's whig commanding the said DICK Rogue to
pesr before me AT my the OF Jamestown the
1sf Monday defend said SUIT or the same
tzfsn for and for hearing ex parte
Witness M zlnox Justice ofhe Peace, Fentress county
fhf Of An
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NorrCE TO CREpII
NOTICE 10 IHLDIIuhs.
WRIGHT Admir-. vs. David Delk. ct ais.

James NJ Wright, Admir- VS.. David Delk, ct ais.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE MADE
by said court at its August Term 1866 1t is ordered
that publication made successive weeks IN Brown
low Whg notifying the creditors OF the estate oil Anarew
McCinnis deceased to their several claims and make
themselves parties the bill before the 4h Monday IN
November next, or they will be forever barred.
IHrmst % 1S6S MS B. o. BOWDEN, C. + NJ.
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r,.. walker vs Q. c. Upton and John Hunt
InDTNC FROM THE AIII
CHANCERY COURT-TAZEwELL.

1IoII1' 11eI1o17oI'
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
that the defendants Jonathan Msrcum, Thomas Hender
James Msrcum nonresdens Of the State OF Ten
shown In the bill 1t ordered that pubcatson be
made Brownlow Wing for four successive weeks notify
nE defendants appear before the Chancey Court az
Tsseve the second Monday Of October next then ano
there defend said bill the will be taken as
them and for hearing parte copy OF the orde
Au.n,t % 1866 > BY JAMES r. EVANS D. Q. & NJ.
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NOTICE CREDITORS.
Jaes NJ Wright Admir- the Heirs and Creditors of John
Williams, deceased. -
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE MADE

nv said court at its August Term, 1t is ordered that
Notification be made for weeks in Brownows
Wbg notifying the of the estate Of John Williams
deceased TO file their claims and make themselves par
ties to before the 4h Monday in November next
or they will be forever barred. - -,
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Deborah Evans Henry W. Bow.
THE DEEENDANT HENRY w BOW

being resident State of Tennessee charged in
the bill ordered that publication be made Tor four sue
cessiye weeks Wing, notifying said defendant
10 appear the hancey Court at Jamestown on the
st Monday the 4h Monday in November next then and
there 10 make the BILL the Will be Ia
ken for and for hearing parte as to him.
Anrust % 1856 pf5 B. O. BOWDEN, G. NJ.
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Lewis A. Garrett Admir- Of Reuben Grove dec d. vs.
Elizabeth NJ Hill and Samuel Gill;
THE DEFENDANT. ELIZABETH NJ.
uTTT boi, resident Of the State Of Tennessee,
CHARGED in the bill It ordered publication be made for
Brownlows Wing, notifying sald ue
fndant IA before Chancery Court at Rutledge on
the Id Monday of October next then and there to make oe
f.e n aid hill fled against her and Samuel Gill; or the same
will he taken for confessed her. and set for hearing eA
parte A COPY Of the order. -,, =, 4. n,
August %, 1896. I. T. SM1lh' - IL
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CIRCUIT CoURT-sEvIERvILLE.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Eli Blair VS.. Arminta Blair.

1T APPEARING THAT THE DEFEN-
pAET Arnints Blair, is nonresident Of the State Of
ordered that publication be made for four
successive In Brownows Wbig notifying said defend
arts appear before tho Judge the Circuit Court to De held
the county Of Sewer At the court house u severe on
ths third Monday % November next 70 plead answer OF de-
said ps;ition will be taken as confessed
and set for hearing " parte.
eeptsmbef s. 1856 PTS A. = MURPHY, Clerk
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William sumers vs. W. Ii. Williams
CHANCERY GOURT-CLINT0N.

W Wht,op Admir- &C., the Heirs and Creditors oil
Philip Seiber, decd.
Upon APPLICATION OF COM
u PLAINANT'S Solicitor the Chancellor pleased TO or
der that ali the Creditors said estate file their claims win
IN. ek aud Master of court before the nrs oa
Of the next this court they will be forever
true copy of the order. - ,--so>, n N
August y, l866-4tpf5 W. ID. Md11SON, - Z" 1"'
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James Nittat0e Robert tleIds ct aI vs. James r. Wy
rick and solomon Wyriek.
THE RESIDENCE OF THE DEFEN-
DANT James R. WyTick, being unknown charged in thu
bill 1t ordered that publication be made for four successive
in Brownlows Whig notifying said defendant TO ap
poar before the Chancery Court at Rudg the Sd Mon
day October then and there make defense to sa
bill fled against Solomon Wyrck, the same VII
for confessed him. and set for hearing OK pare
| A copy Of the order =,
August o., 1886 pfj c. c. SMITH, u q II
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NOTICE. To CREDITORS.

NOTICE. CREDITORS.
James NJ. Wright Admir-, Jonathan Burnett, ct ais
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE
made by its August Term, 1866 1t is ordered
lows Wing notifying the Creditors Of the estate Of Pleasant
Miller deceased TO file their several claims and make them
selves parties TO the BILL before the 4h Monday In No
yember next, or they will be forever barred.
AnTnst % 1866 rf5 B. 0. BOwDEN, c. & NJ.
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T J 3 OUR !lsIS so:
EUly xJ5:sY gGx1zIN:{z

Using b. F. Rabbits PURE CONCENTRATED POT
ASH or READY SOAP MAKER. Warranted double the
strength of common Potash and superior to any other
6er or lev in the market up of pound pounds
pounds pounds and Il pounds, with directions III
and German for making Hard and Soft Soap One pound VIII
mako * gallons of soft Soar No lime required Consun
ers will find this the cheapest potash in market
Nos 6 Co. c. e. Gs Co. 10 ~ and "A WASHINGTON ST., n
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Thomas J. Jsrnsgn Admir- of VIM +. Taylor, decd ct al
vs.. William H. Meek and others.
THE DEFENDANTS, GEORGE x.
J. MOORE wife Eliza Moore, and Joseph Noe being
the Se and the residence OF the defendant
Hughs Taylor being unknown charged in the bill 1t IS
publication be made for four successive weeks IN
Brownlo Whg notifying said defendants to appear before
the Chancery aRuedge the Sd Monday Of oeo-
her next then there make defense to said bill filed
against them and Others the will be taken for confess
set for hearing parte copy of the
order. August 2, 1896 pf5 c. c. SMITH, G. Il NJ.
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Cyrus Clonch and wife vs.. Preston HUFF Adm r, ct ais

Cyrus Conch and wife vs. Preston HUFF Adm T, ct ais
THE DEFENDANTS, ?. L. HUFF,
Branson HUFF Thomas Travurc, Lewis HUFF Sally TTayure
Mary TravurC Travure Prudence Trayure, Martha
McCce Fanny cCee Raney James Raney, William
McGee Preston H. Mcec, Fayette MCGEE, Procor MeGee
Patsey HUFF Diodama Duva, Nancy HUFF, McPhilips Hun,
Mancrva Wexford, Claiborne Markham, Andrew Huf Flor
ence Hut Henry Sublet being OF the state
of charged the bill II is ordered that publ
cation be for weeks in Brownlows Wing
at jamestown on the LIST Monday the 4th Monday in
November next their defence tho
bill will be taken for confessed and set for hear
Ing cx parte a to them. :,
August -, lS66-ipf5 Is. .. BOWDEN, O. y VI.
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Wm Mcconnell. Admir- of Lafayette Hipsher, deed vs..
Henry Hipsher and others.
IN THIS CAUSE THE DEATH OF
Arch Hiphr having been suggested and admitted to be true
and having also suggested that David Hsher is one OF
his Heirs at Law appearing from the bill in this cause
which is sworn to- that said David is nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in BrownlOws Whg notifying SAID
D. Hipbe appear the Chancery Court at Rutledge
on the 80 October next then and there 10 show
there should not be revyor against him as one OF
| the Heirs Of said Arch. Hipsher. - -
August o. 1866 pfJ-it C. l. SMIIH, T. II