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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13
psra Allen. Admnistratrx. vs.. Daniel Lewis ct al.

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
from complainant BILL that Howard Eetherton and Nan
Netheron Of this State 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four successive weeks in
Brownow's Wing newspaper published in the city of Knox
ve notifying said nonresident defendants to appear at the
Of the Chancery Court be held for the county
SEWER the Court House in Severve Tenn the
ond Monday Of April next and the bill Of complaint
Della Allen, Adminstratrix filed aganst them and Others
said Court the will be taken confessed to
them and set for hearing parte.
February y, 1867. 4tpf5 Mp. THOMAS, @. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13
A p. Green W. james II starnes, ct al.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T PPEARING

from the BILL which Is to that the defendant Stephen
Akps Is OF the state OF Tennessee II
rd publication be made for four successive weeks
Bownlows Wing, notifying said defendant appear before
e Chanoey Court at kuedgo the Sd Monday of April
merit then there make his defense TO said bill filed
aras him others In said court the viii be
zen for confessed him. and set for hearing parte
copy Of the order.
March q 1867 pI5 c. {. SMITH, c. NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13
John L. oliver and John Philips Charles J. Freeman
~ NILS CAIISE IL A y y 4 A Z N q

nom the BILL which is sworn that the defendant Charles
Freeman Is resident Of the State Tennessee aud
that his residence unknown IL IL ordered that publication
he made for successive weeks In Brownows Whg not-
wing said defendant appear before the Chancey Court
Ruucdge the Sd Monday Of April next then aud there
make said bill hed against him in said
or the same will confessed hearing
parte. copy OF the order q
March g. 1861 pts .' G. q. SMITH, Q. a n.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13
Elijah Booker We. James Booker.
IN THIS CAIrSE IT a u i Il "A Z n q

from tho amended bill that the residence Of the defendant
unknown IL ordered that publication be four
successive weeks in Brownlow whig notifying said James
Booker appear before the Chaacery Rutedgo
"a Monday Of April next then and there his
tense said bill and amended bill filed against in said
court the will be taken aud Get
ing ex parte. A copy Of the order.
March g. 1867 PFC c. o. SMITH, &C. & NJ.
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Joseph CIest VS.. John Grimes and John Conn.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFT

DAYIT Of the plaintiff in this that the defendants
that the ordinary process OF
be served upon them 1t ordered that pubca-
be made for four successive weeks in Brownlows Whg
notifying said defendants TO at the next term OF the
Circuit Court for Granger county, at Rutdg on the eurh
Monday April 1867 then and there plead or de-
the suit and demand of the plaintiff the will
be taken FOR confessed, and proceeded with pare.
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,, I,%.. 7 sa , I.aa.l ,,aalns.. !, n

~ " - II y y n 4 n I n n,
I0n che s ysss ( sSra o ia, The defendant "a ~
Harriet DAVIS and John L. gennr = Davis and wife
the state Of feanessee Il osIsd t hoa,5ssaents q
made for forr successive wses In rovi fyeoation be
ing said parties 70 appear before tie t~r Alg notify
iuese, on The 80 Monday q Api next then 49, Eat'
70 make their defense 90 said ban nlr8 se HERE
others IN said court, The VIII D. tk - 'hsn ana
order copy n thl
March G, ls67. Pc c. e. s,rrrp
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CHANCERY C0URT-KNOxvTLLE.
NoTIcE TO NON-REsIDEETs.
A. T. Bruce Co., VS.. Powell Sewer.
THE DEFENDANT THOS + Pc

NoTTcE TO NON-REsIDEHTs.
A. T. Bruce & Co., vs. Powell Sewer.
THE DEFENDANT, THOS. J. POW
ELL, being a nonresident Of Tennessee, stated
the bil II is ordered that publication be made in
Brownows Wing four successive weeks notifying said
defendant appear before the Chancery Court at Knox
yle Monday Of April n0xt then and there to
AXE defense BILL the will be taken for
the order.
Feb. "a, 1867. 4tpf D.A. DEADERICK, Q. I'M.
Elliott & Co.. VS.. Lamb Miller.
THE DEFENDANTS, w. J, LAMB,
and John Aer being residents of Tennessee stated
bill 1t is ordered that publication be made in Brown
Wing for four successive weeks, notifying said deen
appear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville
Monday of April next then and there to make their
defense the BILL the will be taken for confessed
them and set for hearing parte copy Of the order
Feb. q, 1867. pf5-4t D. A. DEADER1CK, G. & NJ.
Mary J. and A. Low vs. William @. Swan and others
THE DEFENDANTS, VIM G. SWAN,
Samuel H. Swan Martha j. Swan Samuel Nelly and his wife
Archea A. Martha A. Lynch, Frances Lynch, Virginia A.
Lynch, Joseph Hyan and wife, Sarah, John s. Thompson
VIM G. Thompson, A N OHair and his wife, Martha j. f.
NJ and his wife Margaret A., J. A. Jones and his
wife, Ellen j., Samuel G. Swan and NJ Lafayette Swan
being nOn-resdent of the State of Tennessee stated
Brownlows Wing weeks notifying said
defendants appear before the Chancey Court at Knoxville
first Monday Of April next then and there to make
defense to the BILL the will be taken Tor confessed
and set for hearing parte. copy of the order.
Feb. n, 1867. 4tpf5 D. A. DEADERICK, G. Nj.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13
Legal Advertisements.
CHANCERY COURT-RUTLEDGE.

CHANCERY COURT-RUTLEDGE
Parrot Goodwin Administrator Of James X. McAnaly
ceased, James NJ Hutchinson al.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
from the b which to- that the defendants Jas.
NJ Hutchinson Athela hutchinson non-resdeRts
The State Of Tennessee IL ordered that publication
made for weeks in Brownows Wing, notify
ing said parties appear before the Chancery Court Rut
ledge on Sd Monday OF April next then and there
make their defense said bill hed against them and others
in said court will be taken for confessed
for hearing parte 60 them. copy Of the order.
March q, 1861 pf6 G. &. SMITH, c. & NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13
Throat Affections
DR. SEELXI'9
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SYMPTOMS.

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As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
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james and VIM Williams surviving partners Of the hrm Of
'' NJ. n T.t, a a. " u.,r, &C., =, al ~ "
In THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING

from the BILL which is 80 that the defendant Henry
Grove Is nonresident the Tennessee IL is or
d0rd that publication be made for four
Brownows Whg notifying said DESCENDANT % appear before
the ChAnoery Court kutedgc the Sd Monday Of April
then make his defense sail bill 6cd
against i'm and in said court OF the will be
keu Tor confessed and said set for hearing
10 aim. A copy Of the order.
March g. 1867. Pts q. Q. SMITH. O. a NJ
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james :. pysr vs., 5, 5. Msssensill q al.

IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPRARIN G
srh Pm, which y %, Tat Che defSudants, samuel
tossn5 n, samantha Smith, Wesley NJ Smith,
ana wife fiia,,ss Vile Nancy Ann Upton, AlYiR Millard
Eour: Ia A. 'aEd, citizens Of the State Of Mis-
c,siye wei, ~ M that publication be made Tor fons sue
sppiar before de S Whg, notifying said parties
He,,dav III Anil Aaeery Court Rutledee On ne 81
=. Nh a. ~ next then there 10 mall fhqr Sefe
sse will be tstss % ess and others in said court OF the
ing az paTS cory u the order men, ana set Tor hear
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John h'''' ''sa s ss.sss sss s We, charlie
IN THIS CAUSE 1T Ape. p,~,

IN THIS CAUSE TT APPEARING
from the bi, which 4 sworn - that zee a-frr4.t CO.
W Nah q nQnrTesidant q ne kiatt 81 Teno~. NJ II
ordered that pulirntloh BE- made ~ four sf.si, 49,, IL
BroynlaEe Wig notifying Sad nonrtsideu appear L.
fore the Chanccry Court 40 Rur1gf oH the "a
April and there make his defense o. said b
against hiIa said c0nrf, me viii
taken for eoEssed and - for hearing pare % him
A copy 81 ihd order
MsFch q 1871 ffpN c. C SMITH q 4 A.
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M S.'I, mis-, T. sa''la' Trustee a. " David vA,,l, C., al

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARTNc
y Psrasr "a h r. sworn to, that the defendant. -,
the STATE "a e Aafs J. Parker non-rsidept IN
made Cor susoe., ~ = orered that pubcstcn b.
ledge, 50 Monday OF as Nc Cancery Court al Rus.
ont on a. S,sa o hiea ssaast te5 as e :. msss
March g. 1881. pg - Ivy % che order
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13

The above are but few of the many Catarrhal
SYMPTOMS. Write to our Laboratory for our pamph-
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the medicine. ID
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The four unfortunate Misses Nor
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Marshall County Republican., 1867-12-26
TIE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

most important Presidential election approaches
when il must be decided whether the loyal party.
which put down the rebeIlisn and saved the Union
shall administer the Government, or whether the
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