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FooT RAcE.-A race took place yesterday
on Church Street, starting from locality,
yclept Frog Town, between negro Georgs
Barnes, and gentleman from the country.
1t seems George had robbed the country gen.
tleman of $40, who had George in charge
taking him to the police. On the way George
at the corner of Freemason, gave him tue
slip; and the foot race ensued The race at
tracted the vigilant eyes of policemen Girls
void and Benson, who joined ip the chase and
government" on Fenchurch street George
was duly provided with quarters for such
light fingered ard light footed gentry, by the
municipality. The race is said to have been
a 2.4O one, and to have been far ahead of the
trial made on the fourth, In the .. s. Hospital
Grounds.
N. B. The country gentleman wen hi,
bet.
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HEALTH orrrorn,s RrroRr.--Ths following is a

HEALTH orrrcER's REroRT.--The following is a
statement of the deaths in the city of Norfolk
for the month of June, 1866.
White Males.-Phthisis, 8 cholera infsntum,
Q congestive chill, l, diarrhea, 2; disease of
the heart /; enteritas / dysentery, l; infantile
commissions, l fracture Of skull, 2 casually, l.,
narasmus, l. Total, l6.
White Femsles-Dysentery A.; Phthisis B;
Cholera Infantum Marasmus 4 Diarrh@ ! /;
lntan lie Commissions l; Gangrepe Diph-
iberia l; Old Age 2; Unknown Q; Suicide l..
Total.
Colored Maes-Phthisis S; Cholera Infantum
4; Dysentery l; Diarrh@a / Pneumonia l 1;
Acute Hydrocepalous l. Total Is.
Colored Females.-Dysentery, 8; diarrna, 81;
cholera infantum, 2; phthsis, Il; pneumonia, j;
typhord fever, Il cerelro spinal meningitis, i;
hamilton, i old age, l; unknown, l. Total-4.
Ages from 81 to 8 from 20 to 80; from
60 to 70; from so to 60; 6 from 30 to 40 from
20 to 80; from 10 to 90; from to 10. Five
years and under, 3d. Total-63.
Whites, s6; blacks, ~. Increase since last re-
port 81.
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THE Rev. DR., MIssEsERoDE. This
gentleman, now rector of st. Paul's, Rich
mmond, and formerly in charge of Christ's
Church congregation in this city, has taken
Favs of his congregation to visit Europe, to
arrange business matters which require his
presence. DR.. Minnegerode was formerly a
Professor in William and Mary College, and
n native of Germany. He is talented and
|SMsservedly popular as preacher. The Rev.
af' Cosby, of Petersburg, formerly for brief
season in charge of St. Johns, Portsmouth,
n eloquent and popular divine, and Mr..
uordon McCabe, gentleman already distin-
\; in his early youth, for the elegance Of
US attalnments and the brilliancy of his
fsMsu'us, will accompany DR.. Minnegerode.
MI McCabs will be remembered by man
psls0ns in this community, as the Adjutant
y fegrarn's famous Battalion, and it was in
h. arms that that gallant gentleman brsathed
Az ast. We cast our editorial shoe after
'uS'n all with a hearty God speed.
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RECOVERY OF PRoPERTY.-Horse stealing
is very prevalent in various parts of the
State, aud the fashion has at last reached
Norfolk. Some nights since, a freedman, not
having the fear of the law before his eyes,
and iustigated by equestrian ambition, ''took'
the horse of Major Richard Taylor, and
played Mazeppa, as far as time was concerned,
between here and North Carolina. Major
Taylor was too old soldier for him, however,
and, after a long and exciting search, which
lasted several days, he succeeded in recover
ing the valuable animal, and lodging Cufee
in Elizabeth City Jail, where he now lies, to
moralize on the mutations Of fortune, and the
dangers of horse stealing
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A FAITHFUL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ten
o'clock Monday night, watchman James But
Ter discovered the basket-shop on Market
Square, belonging to w. P. Hennely, open.
He placed two other watchmen guarding the
shop, while he went to Briggs Point and
aroused M. Hennelly, who repaired to Mar
ket Square, in company with the faithful
watchman, and made diligent search, but
found no thieves. Nothing was missing
Mr. Butler has been city watchman for many
years, and is a most faithful officer, as bis
conduct upon this occasion shows
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SCHOONER JULIA NEWELL This vessel,
lying at the foot of Commerce street, was
robbed last night of all her beef aid pork
The crew were asleep in the cabin, which was
shut up to keep out the rats They ought
to have had an unmuzzled "Tway" terrier
on board-.hat livery valuable dorg" that
was so "krewely wictimized."
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MARRIED.

In this city, July Sd, by Rev. Fl. G. Chea'ham
Mr.. SOLOMON HODGES to Miss MARY LIZ
ZIE FATHEKLY, all OF Norfolk.
On the same date, by the same. Mr.. JOHN F.
INJURY to Miss HARRIET BUTLER, all of
Norfolk,
On Tuesday morning. the Sd inst, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, by the Rev. l.. N.
Lee. d. d., Mr.. WILLIAM F. GREGORY, for
merly of Petersburg, Va, and Miss MATTE
VIRGINIA, daughter Of the late John N. w, BIB,
ESQ. of this city.
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MAD Doc KILLED ---This morning at 7
o'clock, mad dog was killed on Catharine
street, in front of the residence Of James A.
Saunders, Esq The action of the Select
Council on yesterday afternoon, relative to
the subject, as inaugurated by w. W. Cham
herlaine, Esq, merits the commend,tion as it
doubtless receives the thanks of the citizens
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THEOLOGICAL SoHooL.-We learn that tho
Chesapeake Female College is to be converted
into Theological Seminary, for the in-
struction of the colored youth. This enter
prise is under the patronage, as we are in
formed, of the Baptist northern1 Board OF
Missions.
We are always glad to hear of anything in
tended to benefit the Freedmen, and hope that
our own churches will soon be able to conduct
these educational matters themselves.
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A LETTER OF INTEREST We shall pub
ish highly interesting letter in tomorrow )
edition of the Day Book, from the pen Of a
distinguished gentleman Of Eastern Virginia,
which contains full description of the COM
mencement at Washington College; the ora
tlon of the Rev. Mr.. Jas. A. Duncan, &c.,
&C., &c.
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The TEMPERATuRE.-At 10 o'clock the
water in the cistern attached to this office, be-
gan to throw off vapor; at ~, it was boiling
actively, and as we go to press we are in mo-
meptary fear of dustin our bilcr."
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The tobacco factory known as Talaferro's,
in Lynchburg, has been destroyed by fire
A portion of fine and bright leaf tobacco was
also destroyed The African Church was
destroyed, and brick and frame dwelling.
Messrs. Kennier 6 Reynolds, who occupied
the tobacco factory, were insured for SO 900.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoHT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, July

PoRT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, July 9.
ARRIVALS.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, fampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str. John Sylvester, Post. Richmond.
Boat Iron ides, slaves to John James.
Boat Pocahontas, CORN to John James.
e DEPARTURES.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Blakeman, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McUdrrick, Yorktown.
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond.
Str NJ Martin, Haines, Richmond.
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INSuKt

THE AMEKICAN 5%Sr2ANC-s
= N Q o X PORA TED 1919.
I 3nthar;'ze: ,,.:.,,,a, eSS "a
Board Of Directors:
J. C. Deming, President.
John 3; Whitehead, President Franklin ss7
'DS Gilbert sa4A G. Walker, President Exchange Ma
G. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
G. b. Rowland, of late Rowland Brothers.
John d. Gordan, of J. d. Gordan Go.
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer. & Mso. Saw
ings Bank.
Adeisory Board.
Charles Reid, President &er. & Meo. E1
W.T.. Harrison, President Mer and Nee. Say
ings Bank.
q. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison d Co.,
George sangster, Esq, J. E. Barry, Esq, a.
l.. Hill, ESQ.
@- City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office Deming's Insurance Building, coruer OF
Main and Commerce streets.
TIRE, LIFE, MARINE q. INLAND
Il INSURANCE.
j. G. DENIM &, AGENT
New York Life Insurance Company,
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, y. Y.
and Marine Insurance Co.
Home Fire New Haven.
springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society. Va.
Mss- Life Policies, Fire Policies ON Buildings,
Merchandise, DC, and Policies on Cargoes and
Huls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
I n DEurNc An.,+
Office, Dening's Insurance iding,
au26-sm Cor o Main and Commerce SITS.
THE NORFOLK
L ms TRANCE AND TRUST
9 Q M F "a N Z,
oAr flaapita SUBSCRIBED, sl'ooo's sass, 900
VIM. b. kOGERS, President.
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President.
Simon Stone,. W. W. Wing,
George Sa arg S Cicero EBu sua;
W. II. Barry.
s. s. DAWES, Secretary.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer.
WIN. II. @. ELLIS, Esq, Louns |.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMP ANY.
Risks taken on all kinds of property and at rea-
sonable rates, and with Banking privileges
will receive deposits on the Savings Bank
| principle, allowing per cent. interest on
Sums remaining in the Bank less than ninety days,
aud per cent. on all sums tor longer periods
Interest will be calculated on balances JULY
1st., and JANUARY LIST. Interest to commence
days after deposit and to cease ten days prior
to withdrawal
Will discount paper, purchase and SELL ex-
change and transa all aud any other business
appsrtaining to Banking. Regular business de-
posits received ana solicited.
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Office in the building kno en as the Old Savings
Bank, No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va
may31-ly
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAVANA CIGARS.

HAVANA CIGARS.
A RRTvED THIS DAY, another LOT
IN OF those celebrated Union Regalia Cigars,
well known as the best imported cigar in the
market.
Also, a snail lot of the genuine Ell Sol, known
to be very superior, and general assortment Of
Cigars--half million now in store.
Call and examine, at
J. HAMBURGER BROS,
jye Under Mechanics Hall.
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THR ADDREss.---The address of the Rev
T. G. Jones, of this city, at Roanoke Female
College, is spoken of as chaste aud faultless
Its theme was s'Woman."
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MAYORS CouRr.--Portsmouth His Hons
Mayor White, presiding. s5
No cases of Importance before His Honor,
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The fact was Immediately made known to
W. S. Butt, Esq, Coroner Of Norfolk county,
who had jury empanneled forthwith; but
in consequence Of the advanced state Of de-
composition Of the body, the jury could only
render verdict of 'death by some cause I'M
known"
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SUPERIOR CouEr.-Judge r. H. Baker, Presi-
aing-July 9Th. 1865.
Nothing had been done at this Court up to the
time of our going to press. e
Several parties, up for drunkenness, were fined.
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THE DAY BOOK.

tk;. city or Portsmouth,, des'ring the
PG''"R oor lsft at their homes, can haze g pro
DAY D1.,nd:d 10 By having their Names left at
perry o. Room, or the Counting Room Of
a. r.sfcs Ess.s.O s, 4"'''0"''r'' No. 40 cr'"-
fora DAY Book wiH Be mailed to Country
n. w h.;Sars at the email sum Of ONE DOLLAR, in
S"'1'. n to;H contain Editorials, full d.
adva sf News, Bo"k Notices, aad itens Of Com
gs't md A qricultaraL intelligence. No pains
"'rc' ~s,,s ,oi b spared IN making Il desira.
IL sp~panion for IL. country FIR. eide aI 20
fros" a. good medium Of country adOertising
..yks community.
tod, ~ for the DAY Book must b
AH CGG%."sicated by tho nanses of the ,oriters.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TN PURSUANCE OE AN ACT OF
state o. North Carolina, and the further appoint
ment by the Commissioners mentioned in said
act, at Tarboro, n. O., on 18th May last,
shall open subscripti, for stock to build Rail-
Road from Williamson, N. e., to or near Tar
boro' N. c., ON the 10th July next at our office.
'unlS kADER bIGGS & 60.
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CORPORATION CouaT.-Judgs Thos. O. Tabb,
presiding.
This Court will adjourn tomorrow.
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=. r. FERGUSON, Aucti0neer-
AUCTION SALE OF TWO WOOD
HOUSES.

T WILL SELL ON FRIDAY Nor
ming, at III o'clock. in front of the premises,
the TWO WOOD HOUSES No. l08 and Ito on
the West side of Lower Church street, Ito be
removed.)
Terms Cash,
r. F. FERGUSON,
jy3-tds Auctiuneer.
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SusP1cIoUs.-Th body of an old negro
man has been found on the land of George
Bramble, Esq, in Norfolk county, by two
colored boys, who were playing in the vicini-
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WILL BE Sold AT PUBLIC Auc-
w tion, on SATURDAY Morning, the 7th
inst, the entire Furniture and fitting up of the
Farmers Exchange" Restaurant, on Union
street, adjoining Market Square.
Sale to commence at o'clock.
F. F. FERGUSON,
jy5 ids Auctioneer,
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STORE FOR RENT.
FTsHE STORE AT THE CORNER of
Il Main and Fen Church streets, No IS, is now
offered for rent. This is a most excellent stand
for any kind of business.
Possess on given Immediately. -
For further particulars, enquire of
L. c. KENDALL, z
tv6-2t No. 81 E. Main street.
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The FOURTH AT FERRY PoINT.-Our fell
low citizens, known as the Ferry-pointers,
endeavored to get ahead of the Norfolk boys
in celebrating this great day They accord
ngly "rendezvoused" for that purpose at the
"Gen," where they partook of mine hosts
good "Juleps" and fine "Cobblers," and
hugely eninved themselves
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TO LUMBER GETrERS AND WOOD
CUTTERS.
4 LII WHO WISH TO EMB ARV


CUTTERS.
A LII WHO WISH TO EEB ARK
N in the enterprise of puttinAsNaw --.-ls
ana Cutting Cord Wood, WI -
the following notice.
The writer of this notice, owns large trrct Of
land. in he County of Norfolk. known al
Folks Patent 1t was granted 60 Gen. Washlns-
ton after the revoiut'Hn, then granted tu.Col.
Fork, by zen. W4saingtop-vLo was lis al de
camp.
1t is situated miles from Norfolk and Ports
mouth, and containing from five to x thousan!
acres. The Norfolk and Petersburg abroad
passes tbro' Oh the centre. and the Sraboard and
Weldon Rail Roa through the North nd 0 { g
land. and Goose Cree the centre, which
smpties into the Elizabeth river at No folk, aud
that forms the Elizabeth river with the East IN
branch, forming t. Hampton koads with the
James River, thereby giving free outlet to the
ocean-which gives free access to all the markets
of this Country and Europe.
The character of the timber, both for Saw
Mills and Cofding purposes, is very superior
And to all car italists who wish to emha. IN the
lumber business, would advise to call and g.t
further information.
JOHN D. MYRIoE,
junso-lm Norfolk.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND HOUSE
FURNISHING.
w r. HUDGINS,
W. NO. II MARKET SQUARE.
NORFOLK, Va.
Offer for sale large and well assorted stock
of -'-- >. a..
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Locks and Hinges,
Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezsrs,
Plated Casters,
Spoons, Forks and Butter Di hes,
Feather and Hair Busters,
Whitewash and Paint Brushes,
Grain, Grass and Bramble Blades,
Til, Of every description,
Wire and Block Tin,
Dish Covers,
Virginia Patent
FISH HOOKS AND LINES,
&C., &C., &c.
To which the attention of all in want is invi-
ted jv3
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of AlbemaIle and Currituck Sounds, and pass
thro gh the counties of Pasquotank, Camden,
CurriIuck, Princess Anne aud Norfolk by day
light.
b6-2w NJ. CCURTRlGHT d co,
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AUCTION SALES.
F. F. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer.

FARMERS EXCHANGE SALOON FUR
MIXTURE AT AUCTION.
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LADIES.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w lot of WIDE EASY SHOES for old La
dies. They made of old fashioned Pl unella
English Last ng, and also of Morocco.
AS these shoes are just what the Ladies have
been enquiring for, we hope to have the pleasure
o supplying them largely
We have received medium widths also.
i've +. w, SEABUhY'S SONS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-10
Good News from East Tennessee.

W. are informed that the people of
East Tennessee are sick Of radicalism.
They have seen enough of Brownlow,
Fletcher d Coz, and are determined to
Dust them whenever they get an Oppor-
tunity. Nowhere in the State, as we
are informed, has there been such a
change in public sentiment, and we are
assured that every one of the Radicals
would be electcdNto stay at home II the
people only had an Opportunity to pass
upon them at this time. This is much
better news than we expected from East
Te,inessce. We rejoice to learn that
the violence and madness which ruled
the hour in that unfortunate section Of
the State, has had its legitimate fruits
in a reyulsion and a revolution in pop
ular sentiment. Let the work of re-
organization and reconstruction pro
gress. Let the friends or Andrew
johnson remember that the Radicals
are all ~covertly opposed TO our patriat-
ic President, and for their overthrow
let them not cease to labor and to wait
.-Mnmphn Bulletin, asa. 2A
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LEGAL.

state of Alabama, jackson County.
r. G. Austin, II. c. Austin. Admr. of A. l..
Hydcr. decd, and John ). Eustace,
vs.. ..
Mitchell Eddy.
ATTACHMENT.
WHEREAS. r. C. Austin. and Il. G..
w Austin, Admr. of A. l.. Hyder, de-
ceased, and John $. Eustace, have applied
to the undersigned. Jas. Il. ChOrn, u JUS
tice of the peace, in due form of law, for an
attachment against the property of Mitch
ell Eddy, and having obtained the amc /:
and, whereas, it appears to me that the
said Mitchell Eddy IL not u rcsidcntOf this
State. and that his residence IL in the State
of Tennessee. now the said Mitchll Eddy,
Is hereby notified of the tendency of the
said attachment, that the sam has been
levied on the property Of the said Mitchell
Eddy, and served on Mary j. Bates, garni-
shee, and. II the said Mitchell Eddy does
not appear before me at my Office In the
county of Jackson and State of Alabama.
on the 10th day of March next, | will pro-
cecd to give Judgment on the said attach
ment in the same manner as If the said
Mitchell Eddy were present to answer and
defend the same; and | will as the law d.
reefs award execution, order Of sale, or
other process rs the case may require.
Given under my hand ut office on the
Sth day Of February 1866.
s4w JAS. b. CHORN. J.. p.
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Vhr Presidents NCtO.

The .Nuhonal Mtcliigencer, which is
regarded as IN official organ, speaks
as follows of the veto Of the infamous
Frcedmen's Bureau Bill
The veto by the President Of the bill
for the subvcrsion of the Union, under
the glisc Of a law for the guardianship
Of the freedmen, forces upon popular
consideration thc clear and emphatic
positions ofthc President, as laid down
in his veto message, and every man
must find himself obliged to take sides
for or against them. Let every citizen
ask himself the question, Am | for the
Republic established by the Constitu-
ton, or the one projected by Thaddeus
Stevens and his associates?
The meeting Of loyal citizens, ire
spcctivc ofparty, which has been called
for the 22d, at Growers Theatre, to en-.
dorsc the restoration policy of Prcsi.
dent Johnson, promises to be q demon
stration uncommonly imposing, wllcth
cr in respect to numbers of the loiticst
nationalism, unsclfisli liberality, or fer
vent patriotism of motives which in
spire the zeal, so apparent yesterday
and which will be rcdoubied to-day
among gentlemen of prominence hith
crto associated with the several parties
and with even greater enthusiasm
among the masses of every class of oul
population. AT this meeting distin.
guished speakers, heretofore actively
identified with antagonizcd organiza.
tons, will unite their powerful tcstimo.
NY to the fact that the occasion pre-.
sents n new and ovcrshadowing issue
against either side ofwhich no political
party could have had the powerto com
nit Il patriot; that the great question
whether the restoration of the unior
was the object of the war, has now
come home TO the understanding an(
the conseicnai OF every man, and must
in the light Of the consccrated princi
pies of the Republic, be met by an I'M
trammellcd people.
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Conspiracy to DcpOse the President.

The Washington correspondent OF
the st. Louis Republican writes: "The
rumor of a conspiracy in Congress to
deposc the President Is revived, and is
attracting serious attention here and in
other we'll informed circles, and it ear
not be denied that the hostility of the
Radicals to n restoration of the Union,
which grows daily more bitter and de-
ant, gives countenancc to the charge.
Mr.. Williams, of Pennsylvania, in his
assault on the President, in
the House of Representatives, asserted
with emphasis that Tennessee, by her
act Of secession, lost everything but
her territory, which, if true, outlaws
Mr., johnson, and disqualiies him for
the Office of President. lie further ar
raigned the President as a ,lsurper, as
Mr. Stevens had previously done; and
Wendell Phillips, In arecent address in
this city, declared that ifthe President
was an obstacle in the path Of radical re-
form, she was an obstacle To be remoy.I
ed"
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State Of Tennessee---Franklin Co.
James X. Shook, .Nlmr. &C., au,,.
vs.. rt..
John Il. Green, ct. ais.
nN motion of complainant, and 1t APP
Opcaring to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
that the heirs of A. q. Green are nOn-resi-
dents of the State, so that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served upon
them: 1t Is therefore ordered that publica-
tion be made in the Home Journal Ia news
paper published in the town Of Winches-
ter, Tennessee,) for tour successive weeks.
requiring said parties. Us the heirs Of A. e.
Green. deceased, to appear or or before the
first day of the next term of the Circuit
court for Franklin county on the 4th Mon
day of March next, and plead, answer. or
demur to said petition or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex-
parte as to them.
GEO. W. HUNT, Clerk.
Feby. 18th. 1895, aw