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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-07-11
John r. Brsnner ". Alexander Caldwell.
4 APPEARING FROM THE AFEI-

DAHIT plaintiff this that the defendant
sbscondd gene oni the limits Of State Of Tennessee,
ronceEls himself that The ordinary Law cannot be
upon II ordered that publication be made
weeks IN BrownoEs WhS notifying said de-
appear he OF the Circuit Court for
me OF Jefferson, Danlrig the second Monday
August, 1856 then aud there plead dsmur
and demand Of the plaintiff, the will he
aAsn Tor confessed ana the proceeded with psrte
jane =, 1856. pfS <. = Meet ISTIOS, Clerk.
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Perne Bales vs.. ". D. Fain.
IT APPEA RING FROM THE AFFI-

DANlI Of the plaintiff in this that the defendant has
snSconded or gone beyond the limits Of the State Tennessee
sbcond himself ordinary
u law cannot be served him: IL ordered that publ
eaton lie made " four weeks BrOwnlows Wing
notifying Eul attendant apVoar next term Of the
cunt fer Jefferson county at cambridge the
ond Monday Of August 1885, then and there plead
Of dnur 10 the ut and demand OF the plaintiff the
va" be taken for confessed and the proceeded with
paTte.
June -, 1856 Pi2 :. :. McGUISTIoN. CLERK
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r = :, McCUIsTIoN, Clsrh
William Tillot, Administrator, Jesse E. Moore.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-

nAEIr Of the plaintiff in this that defendant
removed himself beyond the limits Of the State Of Tennessee
ahscODi conceals himself the
Il Law be served him Il is ordered that pubca
made for weeks in BrownlOws Whig
9yn the said defendant st the next term the
ycu Court for Jerson county ct panddgc the second
August 1896 then and there plead
1tur and demand of the plaintiff the
confessed End the proceeded with
Iarte.
Fppe p 1896 rf5 :. NcCuIsTIoN Clerk
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Robert Allen VS.. Maria Allen.
I-A DINO EDnH 0uE ITJI

CATIONS in the petition filed In this cause which
that the defendant has absconded and beyond the
limits Of ths State Of Tennessee conceas herself that
the ordinary process OF Law be served her. II 10
ordered that publication be made for fouT successive weeks In
Brownov Whg notifying said defendant TO at the
neJt Of the circuit Court Rutedge the 9Th on
day Of August 1885, plead domur 20 the petit
the will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing ez psrte.
July T. 1850. PFC THOMAS 1ATHIh Clerh.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-07-11
THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk.
Ban amin BransOn -. James I. Csrter, 81 sis.
u APPEARING FROM THE AFFI

James z. Carter, Fish Miller, Lewis and Lafayette
Jennings Abscond conceal themselves that the ordinary
process Of the law be served them 1t ordered
by the that publication lie made for
weeks in Brownov'E Whig notifying said defendants APP
the next Term Of the Circuit Court Ruedse,
The 9Th Monday of August 1866 plead answer demur
the demand Of the plaintiff will be taken for
confessed and cause proceeded with pArte
July 8, 1896. pf5 THOMAS LATHlh Clerk.
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Eathan 4. Slwyegs vs.. George Ma.graves

tathan !. SawyeEs vs. George MarSraves.
II APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DAVIT Of the plaintiff this that the defendant has
bsonded and gone beyond the limits Of the State of Tonnes
absconds couoeas himself that the ordinary pro-
law be served upon him II that
publicstion be made four weeks Brovnov
Whis, notifying said defendant appear the
Circuit Court jefferson county, cambridge the
Monday Of August 1866 then and there plead
dsur the suit and demand OF the plaintiff
will lie taken for confessed and the proceeded with
pS-tc.
June ., leo pIS = :. hcCUISTION CLERK.
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Attachment.

Vim. T. CardEen L Co., VS.. G IS. White.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
the defendant indebted to him and abscond that
the ordinary Of Law be served upon him
having obtained original attachment against the estate
the made rsturnabe before P H Skaggs Justice
of the Peace Knox county the having
turned the 18th day Of April 1866 levied the
ery of tbs defendant It n therefore ordered by that the
said defendant appear before ONCE in the 18th Dis
trct Of Knox county Tenn the goth day Of October
defend his Gn will be proceeded with parte
II further ordered that this notice be published for four
cessvs weeks in Brovnlow's Wing.
july1-it* ?. II. SKAGGS, J. ?.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-07-11
THOMAS LATHIM, cl.rh.
John Nelson vs.. Joseph Johnson.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI

DANIT Of the plaintiff IN this that the defendant
-ouesint Of this State oonceals himself that the
binary process Of law be served upon him. II is
Seed ts publication be made weeks in
BTownlow Whg notifying said defendant appear at tho
next Term Of the Circuit Court at Rutedge the 9Th Mon
Of August, 1866, plead dsmur TO the de-
aaud Of the plaintiff the will be taken for confessed
and the cause proceeded with psrtc.
July (. 1866. pf5 THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk.
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James ". Jacobs David Sn0ddy.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DAVIT Of she plaintiff in this that the defendant has
removed himself beyond the limits Of the State Of Tennessee
abseond conceas himself the ordinary process
law be served him II ordered that publication
- made for four successive weeks in Brownows Whig no
lying said defendant appear the Of the Circuit
Court for Jeferon county AZ cambridge the second Mon
lay Of August 1856, then and there plead answer
10 the suit and demand Of the plaintiff the will
he taken for the proceeded parts
June =, 1855 IFS 5. :, INCLUSION. Clerk.
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CHANCERY CoURT-TAzEWELL.

" Il. Smith and another, Administrators, &c. W. W
Bradsn and others.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
the defendant B. F. Kneaid resident of the
State Tennessee, shown in the bill 1t ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks BrOwnoW
Whg notifying said defendant appear before the Chancery
Tazewe the ID Monday Of October next then
and there defend said bil tho will be taken
confessed him. and for hearing pare. copy
the order. P n. R0DDY, c. & NJ,
July 4, 1866. By JAMES X. EVANS, D. G. & NJ.
W. r. Buchanan v.. James Buchanan, ct ais.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
defendants James Buchanan, j. D. Dickinson and
Dickinson, llias Moore, Samuel Moore Robert
Nelson and Isabel Nelson, Arch BuckUp and Mar
Sarct Buckup. William Buchanan John Buchanan Sarah p.
Buchanan and Jane Buchanan nOnresdents
Tennessee shown in the bill 1t ordered that publica-
tOn be made for four successive weeks in BrownlOwS Whg
notifying said defendants appear before the Chsncery
Court farewell the ID Monday of October then
defend said BILL the will be
confessed and for hearing partU copy
of tho order T. y. RODDY c. ( NJ,
July E. IsGG-itpf5 By JAMES X. EVANS, D. c. NJ.
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DAVIT Of the plaintiff In this defendsn
nonredents Of the State Of Tennessee sbscond
conceal themselves that the ordinary of lew
served them II B ordered that publication
four successive weeks in BrOwnOv Wing notifying said
PENDANTS appear the Of the Circuit Court
Jefferson county cambridge the second Monday
gust 1856 then and there plead answer domur the
and demand Of the plaintiff the will be taken
confessed and the proceeded With Parte.
Jane -, 1876. pf' 6 3 HcCUIsTIoN, Clerk.
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NJ. Goldman rs. James E. Carter, ct ale.

DATIT Of the plaintiff this defendants
lsmet Z. Carter, Fish Miller Lewis and Lafayette
jennings sbscond conceal themselves that the ordinary
OF Law DO served them ordered by
The cou that publication be made for four successive weeks
BrOwnlows Whg notifying said defendants appear the
Torn Of the Circuit Court Rutledge the Mon
day Of August 1866 plead Of demur
OF the plaintiff. the will be taken
the proceeded with parte.
Juiy g. 1866. itpf5 THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-07-11
VIM. N. sawyers vs.. william Chadress.
II APPEHRING FROM THE AFFI-

IT AFPEHRING FROM THE AFFI-
DAEIT OF the plaintiff that defendant
removed himself from the limits Of the state Of Tennessee,
absconds cUnCeCls himself the ordinary
b served upon him 1t ordered that publioa-
t!on made for four successive weeks Brownlov Whg
notifying said defendant appear the
Circuit Court jefferson county. cambridge,
end Monday Of August 1885, then and there plead answer
demand Of the plaintih,
viii he taken fer confessed and the proceeded ex
gaIte- =. z,-e-.. -
June u, 1860 pr ,. = hCCUlSTIOS, Clerk.
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sALE OF LAND,

LHANCEEY sALE OF LAND.
John Il. Brannsr We. y. Y. Zinc Company, ct al
IN OBEDIENCE TO 4 DECREE PRO
N0CNCED the June Term 1866, of said court said
will proceed 20 sell the highest bidder the
house door in cambridge Monday the 18th day Of August
credit of six months and in bar of the right Of
derption all the interest Of said defendants lease for
mining purposes about four hundred Acres land,
the 9th Civil District Of Jefferson county adjoining the lands
Brsnner, Henry A. Mendenha and Others,
with approved security will be required of the purchaser
July T. 1856 81 NM. GALBRAITH, c. 4 NJ.
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George W. vittatoo VS.. Joseph johnson

George ". Vittatoe VS.. Joseph Johnson.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
NAVlT OF the plaintiff IN this that the defendant
bscondF concs himself that the ordinary oflsw
10 rvei upon him 1t ordered by tho that
Publication DE- four in Brownlov
GhS, Motif sid defendant 10 appear the next Term OF
ths Circuit Butledgs the ah Monday Of August
1906 90 plead answer demur demand Of the plain
rs the will 10 taken for confessed and thu pre-
Cesded with parto
July s. 1866 pf5 THOMAS LATHIM, CLERK.
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1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
Of the plaintiff in this that the defendants Thomas
Hayes Goslby Hayes, Roadman Hsrrell and C. W Lzhim
nonresdents of the State Of Tennessee abscond
that the ordinary cannot be served them 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Brownows Whg notifying said defendants APP
at the next term Of the Circuit Conrt at Rutledge
the fourth Monday Of August then and there plead
Geuur to the demand of the plaintiff the
will be taken for confessed and the proceeded with
parte. June %, ls664t# THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-07-11
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

-I'-l y II VIII " 7 I"lSE9 n II" IH'
= APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
GAgIps in tho petition flied u tins cause which
plaintiff Ia C defendant has abscouG-d gone
beyond o e state Of T-uR@sec, Rbsconds
himself that he ordinary process Of law be
up8n lin ordered thst publication be ade for
uT successive weeks 10 BrCwEloTs Wing, notifying said do
dznt appear the the Circuit Court
Jcuers1n coulty Daadrid te Monday of Au
l lsl6 then and there -EsUI, cernUr TO the
petition, the viii ssT confessed and set for
A'aE.ng FaTte.
June p, isgs - cCUISTI0N, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-07-11
John c. Baker VS.. Archibald Hipshire.
A DDEA Pine TpO1r TuR LErl

nANII OF the plaintiff in this that deendsnso alb
seconds conoOss himself that Of Law
cannot % served upon him 1t ordered by the court that
publication be made for four IN Brownlovs
Wbs notifying said defendant to appear at OF
the Circuit Court at Ruedg the 9Th Monday of August
1905 70 plead deur the demand Of the plain
TIN OF the will be taken for confessed and the pro-
ceeded with parte.
July 4, lsGG pf5 THOMAS LATHIM Clerk.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-DANDRIDGE.
sscond Judicial Circuit, Jefferson county Tennessee.
A. A. Kyle vs.. B. T. Yoe.

A. A. Kyle VS.. B. T. zoe.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DAYIT plaintiff In this cause that the
removed himself beyond the limits the
HbEcond himself that
Of Law cannot be served him II ordered publ
Ation be made for four weeks BTownlow Whg
notifying said defendant appear the Of
Court for Jefferson cambridge
Monday Of August 1866 then and plead
the and demand of the plaintiff OF the same
VIII be taken for contested and proceeded with parte
Jane y, 1885. Tf5 s. E. NcCCISTI0N, Clerk.
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II APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-

John R. BrGnner, Administrator Of VIM. A. Branner
deceased, vs. James c. Bradford and TheOderiok l.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-07-11
Laruc, Myer d Co. vs.. B. T. Yos.

II APPEARING FROM. THE AFFI-
nANIT Of the plaintiff in this that the defendant
removed himself from the limits Of the State Tennessee
sbsconds eoncsas himself that the ordinary process
iav be served him II ordered that publica-
be made for four successive weeks in BroWnowI Whg
notifying Esl defendant appear a. the Of
Circuit Court Jefferson county Dandds the
Monday Of August 1866 then and there plead answer
omur the suit and demand of the PLAINTIFF
will confessed and the
peTIc
Ucne =, 1856 pf5 =. :. McCUISTION Clsrh.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-07-11
P.ety Kimbrough Alexander Caldwell, Henry DENIM
.on. Samuel Dennison. Pleasant Witt Jr., Bradle,

son, Samuel Dennison, Pleasant Witt, Jr, Bradley
Tally and Pleasant A. Witt Sr.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFF1-
II plaintiff TIL. that the defendants hs We
. tla-nsl'yes the Tennessee, abscond
Themselves that the ordinary process Of law cannot
t,l ueu them Il E ordered that publication be made
-g -utc,s,ira week, Brow lyws Wing notifying said
uaus o. appear The q the Circuit Court for
Ir,a county At pandlidg, she second Monday of Au
gust next. there plead answer, dsmur 10 the
sun and demand plaintiff the will be taken for
confessed and the cause proceeded gth parte.
June =. 1876 p}5 :. :. ucCUISTION, Clerk.
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David Branson VS.. stephen Atkins.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
vTT ~ she nlaptid IN defendant 40 alb
5, ~ conceals himself that the ordinary process
cannot served upon him 1t 10 ordered by the court that
h;catiou for four successive Brownovs
Wbig notifying said defendant TO appear Term
AZ E Circuit Court at Ruedge. 4h Monday Of August
1855 70 plead demur the demand Of The plaintiff
or the win be taken for confessed and cause proceeded
with parte.
July 4, lsGG. pf5 THOMAS LATHIM Clerk
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

ProcaFs Settlements fos OmosTu Eih Pc
usu.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

The following resolution, offered in
the House of Representatives on Mon
day last, was referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations:
"WBEREas, The people aud Government
of the United States Of America are not in
different to the patriotic struggles Of the
people Of Mexico TO establish and perpetu-
ate their republican form Of Government,
and,
"WHEKEAs, The said Republic Of Mexico,
through its duly authorized agents, is about
to Issue $4,000 bonds Of $1,000 each, dated
April l, 1866, with interest coupons, payable
at the city Of New York, in gold coin, the
principal after thirty years, and the inter
est semi-snnuslly, at the rate Of seven per
cent. per annum, each OF which is to bear
the signature OF the Registrar appointed
by Ills Exeellency, Mr.. Romero; therefore,
be it,
"ResolUea, &C., The Senate -cOneurring
Herewith, that payment Of the aforesaid
loan, fifty millions of dollars, with the in
terest thereon accruing TO the tenor of the
said bonds, be and the same is hereby guar
snteed by the United States ofAmerica."
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

The Washington correspondent of
the New York Herald says Rsbid
republican newspaper correspondents
here have been sending most disgusting
csnards over the wires since the Presi-
dents speech of the 22d. They get to-
Gether nightly at the suggestion Of ID.
D. Forney, and vie with each other in
the connection Of stories which will Ie-
fleet discredit upon the President
Their latest canard is the statement
that the military guard around the
White House has been doubled, through
fear of another assassination. The
guard has not been changed or increas-
ed, and the President appears on the
street at night without a guard, IS
usual, when he can take an airing IN
disturbed by Office seekers, pardon bro.
kers, or Congressmen."
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AuCTION SALE OF
Government Building.

WILL offer for sale At Public Auction, on Mon
l. day, March 18th, 1866, the following Govern
ment Buildings
At 10 O'Clock, am Spruce Street, south side Of
Broad Sfraef
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NAsuyrllr, March z, 1850.
ola Anu-sIayery Man on Recon-

An Old Antl-SlHvcTy Man On itcCOn-
uction.
q L Sholes, OF Milwaukee, d OF
tbe oldest and most consistent and per.
si.tent anti-slavery men Of Wisconsin.
said in a speech on the Presidents veto
message
Eighteen years ago / embarked in this
auu,sIayery war, ON the theory that the
African. if given his personal freedom,
could thereafter care for himself Yet,
after this lapse of eighteen years, and
me IA free. I am met with the assurance
hat he needs all kinds of protection
That he will walk nesItatiugly in his
new condition, that he may stumble Is
,robshle but n he IS 10 work out his
5Wu destiny, II hc rs 10 achieve his
,Nu salvation, and az he Is capable of
doing H. let him begin now aud at
once Every houI dependence on n
new protector aud supporter, OF any
kind or nature, Is not only H public
uroclamatOn OF has owu Inability, BUTT
fosters and encourages until ms last
stcte becomes infinitely worse than his
fret 1--we are TO have bureaus Cor his
urotection-if the nation must be taxed
Tor his support-it we must main
tain armies for his defense, let II be
after be has himself demonstrated his
lncapaciU-andlet Us who have fought
ms battles for the last twenty years on
the ground of his capacity, not be the
first To make proclamation tnstit was
all 8 sham.
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Stabbing IN the DaTk---HOw the
President is Assaulted.

Stabbing in the Dark---HOw tn,
President is Assaulted.
There are some things &C detestahly
mean rs TO make honorable men blush
to think that any body could be guilty
of committing them Read the follow.
ing copy of a letter addressed TO a sol
der of Company ], one Hundred and
Sixteenth Regiment Illinois Volunteers
by a brace of Military Claim Agents.
and then confess that humanity can
get very low down in the dirt.
lCopy.l
|rsrAPLISHED IN lS6l-LICENsED BY THE
UNITED STATES SOTERNNEEF.
MulrARr CLE& OFFIoE OF
A. ". * J.. II. MC6INDLEY, !
"QUlSCT, Illinois, Feb. "a, 1866. J
"Joseph Drain, ESD:
Dear Slr-lu answer TO yours of the
both, we would say that Congress has
not, up TO this time, passed any law al
lowing additional bounties, and we do
rot believe hat President johnson will
sign any such bill unless it includes the
rebel soldiers, as it appears that he has
went over to the C~opperheads and reb-
els from his last speech. We hope,
however for The best and that the law
may pass. If so we will write you at
once. We expect to get your claims
called up for settlement now very soon,
and will write you at once on the re-
ceipt of the claim. Yours truly,
Signed A n. * J. H. MC6NDLEY.
We think it would be well for the
Bureaus at Washington TO examine
well all papers relating to claims, that
the above firm may file Persons of the
inhrmities these Claim Agents show
they possess, might fall into Irregular
ties neither honorable to themselves
nor profitable to the Government.
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