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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-20
LADIES, ATTENTION.
DR.DE VERICUUR'S J. i.
ANPLIlIGATEUR ERONTIAU,

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the breast.
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used during the past five years by thou
sands of the fashionable of Paris and Lon
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II Is now presented in this country. W
II will in all cases remove and defect In
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its application changes and perfects it to its
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Ladies' who from any cause have not been
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the treasures of perfect toilet No incor,.
verience In !ts applicatton. Pfice, ii psr
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CHASTEELAR'S
WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,

It OF IHPTOVIHB H1Iu DUNutIIyIlIB tHe CUIII-
plexion.
The most valuable and perfect prepara-
ton in use, for giving the skin a beautiful
pearl-like tint, that Is only found in youth,
1t quickly removes Tan, FrecEles, Pimples,
Blotches, Moth Patches, Shallowness, Erup
tions, and all impurities of the skin, kindly
healing the same, leaving the skin white
detected by the closest scrutiny, and being
vegetable prebaration is perfectly harn-
less. 1t is the only article of the kind used
hy the French and is considered by the
Partisan as Indispensable to perfect toilet.
Upwards of 10000 bottles were sold during
the past year, n sufficient guarantee of iRs
efficacy. Price only rs cents. Sent by
mail, post paid, on receipt of an order by
BERGER, SHUTS q CO., Chemists,
2S5 River ST., Troy, =. Y.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-20

Asaeanal boat was passing under bridge,
the Captain gave the usual warning, Look
eu,l when little Frenchman, popping bis
head out Of the window received a severe
tbump. He drew it back i'll a great pet
and exclaimed "Desa Americans are queer
people-day say Look OUT" when the,
mean "I.ook in!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-28
Observation-Disclosures:
::.,-.-s .... -. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.

i 4 Il TAvERN-kEEpERs AND PERSONS : RETA}u.- sISi
~ ING spritnous liquors, within the city limits who
have not executed their bonds and tnken npcr
cards to show that they have license SELL will be ro
Inst, . Il 5g III 54 }5S'i:s N J3s'fs; 49,
Those who have cards are hereby notified to have the
same placed in conspicuous place in the window A
failing to observe this notice viii also be reported nter
the aforementioned time W. III SMTTH - Il
March S4t1 y &a Clerk of Council
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TIE FurunE.-The Ant;-s2o1e,7, a., 4.

TIE FUTuRE.-The A,,ti-2ape,.v sxnnd,,,,,a n q, =
organ Of the WEsDEIL Pn111ps' fanat;ca 4. -
tensey dlsgnsted with the new Reconsth sion
bll, and pitches into the Republican party uuta
vigorously. It seems to hate Gen. Ga2Nr only one
.desree ieas than it ihstes President JoHSsoN and
it sees in the! new bill a law which makes GaANr
military dictator over the lives and fortunes of the
people Of ten States. Il predicts that, within
three years, the same kind Of government which
this Law prescribes for the South viii be welded
over the whole country. Upon which prophecy the
wheeling Wa.) Register remarks: .The RepubH-
can party after an existence Of ton years. has de.
iuged the nation IN blood, destroyed tho union Of
states, abolished the Republic, ,:and placed In the
hands OF one man supreme control OF the peopleof
ten ststes The prediction that three years more
WI hnd the whole nation under military despo
asm is certain1y rot improbable nor absurd.
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LARGEST C1RcULAT1oN.-1'he DAILY
News p,a dishes the 0Uiciaz List Of Let
ters remaining IN the Posto5ice at the end
Of each aoeeh, agreea6!y to the .tollosciny
section of the Neeo Postobice Lao, as the
newspaper having The largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be it further enacted Tha! Lists Of let
ters remaining uncaed in any Postoace in any city
town or village where newspaper shall DO printed
shall hereafter be published only IN the newspaper
which, being published weekly oener; shall have the
largest circulation within range delivery Of the said
Office. '@%'s.is #@
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NOTICE,

n. -IT1IT NOTICE.. - .E.+I35I3-l- l--IT N
nFFICE CLERK OF COUNCII.-THE FOLLOWING
~ clause Of Section of IN Ordinance to Raise Sun
plies for the year published he information
of persons selling Goods BY sample otherwise who are
not residents OF this oty. AL persons are herohy
notified to report this Office. slI. T'11
.eThree dollars every hundred dollars Of all goods
sold IN this city by persons not residents by sample or
otherWtse n +s.fs -t'--,s @ - = ". H SMITH RI
March 8 Il, Clerk n: .Connc1
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ten cents per month 70 support their lecturers.
This society claims to be the only organisation
which has, the right to make norinations for
political Offices. 1t has not transpired whether
tho lectures aro to be delivered by white or colored
mon. Tho officers Of the society consist OF mix
ture of whito mon and negroes. This society will
be the exponent and mouth-piece OF the Radical
party. ESI gs3 srP
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OFFICE OF CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
RARaJJhiENT 81 can BE left Ct tAe 9Ase s the CLERK
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THE LADIES' @
j MUTUAE-AID ASSOCIATION.

HAvNa ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY
41 MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentlemen I4n-
dies and and being desrous of diminishing our
STOCK before the season advances too t osld espe
6on which viii be made in prices the next two
or three weeks from date. ~ .l@fI7lF 7lg1s :
Apply at tho I'M m DEPOSITORY: gg2
January 29 ....-4. - .2-3s No17 Chalmers street
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into eternity. OF sixty three persons who were
on theaspo at the time, twenty were found dead
eleven wounded, seven unhurt and the rest no
where only mangled fragments remained Of
them. 59E,5 @ ! ,s-+ .s.r.3s< :sss,-- NM
Eight years since, g Lad named EDWARD Gauxm,
lett his mothers house in Toronto Canada, before
he had attained his fourteenth year, visited De
trclt, where he procured situation as sbelI-boy
IN q hotel afterwards went to Chicago, Cincin-
nasa 81. Louis and other places, and finally find
ing his way to Memphis, obtained 3 place "a
brakesman on the Memphis & Ohio Railroad. In
this capacity he was Operating until Monday 1aat
when he received letter from his mother in cans.
da, stating that his grandfather there had diaa
and Lett him fortune Of $50 o0o He immea;sta,v
resigned his situation and: started North.
On motion Of Nj. JACOBS, member or fha. ~
lanthropic Young Mems Christian Association. the
Chicago board Of trade. on the 10th instant. re-
scinded it's vote to contribute the muniHcent zr1n
Of $1,000 to the starving women and children Of
some Of the Southern States. Concluding rightly
that it was hcggish to give Paltry Thousand dol
Lars the board concluded to go the whole hog, and
to give nothing. The only evidence Of liberality
afforded IN the; whole transaction was given by, q
gentleman who offered to give 500 towards the
fund Justice requires 1t to be added that he pro-
posed to give this only condition that 1t should
he laid out in arsenic instead Of food for the des-
titute southerners %;ss; &:
An association has been formed by the negroes
OF Virgins called The Loyal Political Society.
The object Of this society is to employ and send
throughout the State ofsYirginia lecturers to en-
tighten the country negroes as to their newly
acquired privileges, and rs TO what they shorild
and for whom they should vote ID the approaching
elections. The initiation fee Is twenty-five cents,
Rnd each member viii be- required 10 tontribnte
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PUBLIC NOTICE. n
OFFICE OF CITY TREAS

DUBLIc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN III At a, iT15; H1I,
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office als9 s. THOMA4S 80
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rs TIE. TUNE THAT BARLOW, THE OLD OPERA
Il TOR, is catering to, at the OLD STAR GALLERY
where he Will give his attention TO securing the shadow
ere the substance fadesespecially the OIL and PORCF-
LAIN NPoRTKAITs, of which competition is deAes spe-
cimens cnn hc seen, taken from fc small pictures
enlarged OF the Gallery, southeast King and Mar
ket streets, Charleston. gE ,l@s- Fehrnar-- 81
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DUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN; I1Ni}ER
the following Ordinance licenses have been nrenarei
for delivery delivery from this Office. s. THOMAS,
City Treasurer
SEC i Be 1t Ordained BY tie Nuyor and ALde-n,en in
City Council assembled That from .hnd acr tho isf
OF January licenses shall be taken carts draws
the same manner accordine to the same provisions
now Of force In relnon CARTS rays and
aaatea LAY aor re except giving bonds, And each such
cart orgy Or wagon shall be provided with badge con-
placed oa the outside OF the shaft fT m - - -
SEC. 2 No person shall be- taken bv the Treaz,rnr aa
surety to any bond under the Ordinance Conserving IL
censes for CARTS drays wagons and other csrr1aes I'm
Less he or she be freeholder. @@17- -
SEC g. The following shall hereafter be the rates fo,
licenses for public and private drays wagons hc
including the horses used thereof which sho1
be frec from other taxation: e-''>A eA:
Pua11c cARrs, DRAYH ETC, OF THOSE Ean1oyEp IN ANY
HUslQEss W9ATEvER, Fon HIRE DInEcr Oh ptprREnT :
Eor every cart ray or wagon, drawn by one horse or
mules, $30 -. -. - - ~ 80 nofses VI
For every mack and carriage with two wheels, $50.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels SO
For every stage or omnibus texcepx knc orrnthno,
with two horses $50. - -'s'',,
: For every stage or omnibus Except line onnsbra,
drawn by four horses, $50. @ ~ ''S'--'''
s60 - Anoie ~ y norsss or 1noes' ~
every express BY two or more horses
Y For every bread cart or wagon, S.. - -
seE every cart dray or wagon, used for private or do
nesEc purposes and not to be employed IN the trans.
,nng p,e Q, go9as Wses nerchandise lumber. any
fer the snlce shall license the sum OF
-, exclusive of the horse MULE 81 -
w. RsHaed In City Council, this 18th day Of Janunryy
dred and sixtysix. % ggt1fr -
z =. - By the Mayor: = -7.1 q =. s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13
Fred DOugIass ON Social Equality.

When Fred Douglass lectured at Indian
apolis recently, he insisted that colored men
should be admitted to the hall on equal
terms, and carried his point The Indian
aI:ols Journal has abused him for demand
ing social equality for the negro. To this
Douglass replies with great good sense =
g / must ask, is this quite fair What is
social equality? Does it consist Of being
in ;he same hall, and on the same floor, lis
tening to the same lecture? Do you regard
every man as socially equal with you be-
cause you are on the same floor at church,
market, hall or elsewhere? Do not charac-
ter, wealth and intelligence control the
matter of social relations When we meet
in public hall, do we not meet as citizens,
as the public, rich and poor, noble and ig-
noble, standing upon a common footing
And is not this we'll? But is it not quite
another thing to force me into association
with all meet as equal citizens in street or
hall2 Ny parIor and my table and my
hand are my own, and l can choose my
own friends and associates, and you have
the same right but when you go into a
public hall you venture beyond your par
Tor limits, and your right ends where that
of another man begins.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13
CHANcERY CouRT-MARYYIILE.

"NllIl NVA l. N.IAs
PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID CHANGER, BIount county made the Deem
Der Term lS6e win sell TO the highest bidder tine
house door in Msyyl Monday, the ls day Of April
next, the following described lands tO-wit
One tract Of land lying the 10th Civil District Of Bount
county, adjoining the ands OF John G. 4uriey, a Ken
nety and Others ntainng hundred ard ninefyseven
acres also two town lots including al tbs buildings
them IN the town Of Louisville and several of land
and around Louisville also other land known
the Csuburn Farm the 5th Civil Of Hlogpf
county adjoining the lands Of W. Steel Jesse JAmes aud
Others containing four hundred sixty
less 20 satisfy Judgment in favor Samuel Cox and
aaoek Exeoutors Of Jehn b. Cox, deceased against
n IT, Cox. said sale Will be made a credit Of months
and In bar OF the equity Of redemption the haser vin
bond and approved security lien retained on the land
Tor The purchase money
. W. c. PICKENs, c. NJ.
March O. lSDI pfa-4t By II GODDARD 4
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The Anuxrillt aFhig.
Knoxville, Tenn, March IS, 1867.
A RenUhIIesn SoUthern State.

As bright oasis in the Rebellion ueseLU
in Tennessee stands forth, net as u'Velty
redeemed by the efforts OF hef ne4o. .s
Unionists Init %, fair model for her sisters
IN follow II seems but Just to preSIIln0
that if the present dominant parry ~ lno.sion
nassae should continue TO retain poSseosion
of tho State IL viii become more yi0sP
Gus and Rourishing commoh"eeaIl.nt ,rbiIo
90, in tIa south. Statistics show una w. t
ta9 ,o,rro ,,onulation has decreased II me- .L
,,oy,s &c tho south during ana siiioo ',-o
- = has increased in TennessggtgI' OeC''uo'
:. : 'rro4ected in all its rights: IhlS 70 pr
=. IL, an ample supply OF cheap iaDoi
HiI.m6 industrial enterprises thrlVe ana
', nv .;,,,I,,,.oI interests are recuperaUihS
INC az J;eostrous results OF the civil
war. ,,o,.oIlv been found 10
i I.LnuoI n nolitics, and her public men
De llOe I'm many proofs of their regard for
nave .ssincinles. The loyal population has
ire strengthened by immigration from
IT, states. and with the aid Of the negro
,,ofes will be able to maintain possession OF
rower. The example set by the hepubh-
cans of Missouri has been emulated by
those of Tennessee, and both States are
now fine fields for emigration and the IN
vestment of capital in business enterprises.
The contrast presented by these two States
with Kentucky is not much to the credit OF
the latter. The Republicans of Tennessee
have been bold, open, and resolute from the
time when the State government was reor-
ganized. Those of Kentucky, on the other
hand suffered themselves TO be misled and
Iaisrepresented by allying their forces with
the thing misnamed Conservative Union
party. m -rr
The efforts of the Johnsonites overcome
the Republicans in Tennessee, and give the
State to the Democrats and rebels, have
been constant, and backed by the power Of
the national government, they would have
succeeded had the Tennessee Republicans
been less determined. 1t is of the utmost
consequence, in relieving the south of the
evils engendered by slavery, that we
should strengthen the hold Of the Republi-
cans upon Tennessee, which, right in the
south, must largely influence the surround
ing country. It is not the political weight
thus added to our cause that we set value
upon. The Republican party carries with
It tendencies that have made every State
prosperous where it holds sway. In the
short time that it has held possession OF
Missouri it has done vast amount OF good.
The natural resources of the state are
great and 18th the right political sentiments
Being encouraged we do not see why 1t can
not be set down in all essential matters as
q model Republican regenerated State
Seneca Kansas Courier.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13
CTRCUTP CoURTLpANpRLpGE

Second Judicial Circuit, Jefferson county, Tennessee
George A. Buokalew B. F. Mcfarland.
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
Of the plaintiff in this that the defendant abscon d
that the ordinary Of law cannot be served him
Il ordered that publication be msde for four successive
weeks in Brownlow Whig notifying said defendant TO ap
the next Term oE the Circuit Court for Jefferson
county, at cambridge the second Monday Of April 1867
then and there to Pead answer demur to the suit
demand Of the plaintiff the will be taken confess
ed and proceeded with paTte.
March 6, 1867 pfo ), S. hcCUISTI0N, Clerk.
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Xxx Henderson Us. c. B. Baker.
In TIIIS CAUSE A GARNISHMENT

having served the defendant appear
oath what effects IL any he had in his hands, belonging to
Baker and the defendant having filled TO appear and
answer and also having removed beyond the limits of this
State, conditional judgment rendered against him II
ordered by the court that publication be made for four
successive weeks in BrOwnows Whg notifying the defend
appear the Term Of the Circuit Court for Jeer
county cambridge, the second Monday of April,
1867 then aud there show he has, why judg
final shall e rendered against him in this
March o. 1877. ltnf5 s. s. McCuISTION. Clerk
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INSOLVENT NOTICE


HE lNSOLN ENC1 OF THE ESTATE
~ Daniel y HAi decd having been suggested 20 the Co
~ u 9" Jefferson county Tennessee the order that
, S Pc made for four consecutive weeks brown.
80 s aoiging the creditors who have claims against
~ q ME their claims with CLERK the COUNTY
- -t1 eeiltys auly authenticated required bv LAW
i'lIc the fulv orser a..
No., 49,. l',ltlA4tlqn ~ said state be made
February. 1861. ''e'' ''' -" NA' "'
hlR1h JANIS N. NIoHoLsoS. cerh
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Attachment.
ATTACHMENT.
W. s. Grifhtts J. Coulson & Co.
III IL z pI.A INrIEE ON AEEInAV

says defendants indebted to him. and abscond
the ordinary Of law be them
having obtained Original Attachment against the defer
dant made reurnabe before s. c. Hinton Justice Of the
Bount county and the having been levied
their property by garnshment ordered by said Justice
that the defendants appear before him at his Office in the Th
District Bount county the 10Th day Of August 1867
proceeded pare Il is further ordered that
this notice DO published four successive weeks in the Knox
vile Wing. S. 9. HINTON, J. p.
FebruaTy 27tb 1861 4t@
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13

HE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
a ol Van Allen, deceased, this day suggested All
persons having claims against said hereby notified
W nj them Nh the Clerk ofthe County SEWER conn
~ duly authenticated within time pres.hi ~ ~ -
fheg VII b. FOREVER barred - ~
mnr6If DFLTIAU ATTpN .suf.s-.--.t
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John T. Noe vs. John Million, ct al
HF DEFENDANT. JOHN MILLION

beng the State Of Tennessee appears
this which Is IL
thai be made for four weeks in Brown
lows Whig notifying said defendant appear before
Ohancery Rutledg the Sd Monday April
thrn and there make his defense said bill filed against
nm and others court taken for
confessed him. and set for hearing parte copy
the order.
March 6, 1857 pf5 c. {. SMITH, Z. q NJ.
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Elliott & Co., VS.. Lamb & Miller
.--H- AT~rs NY
CIRCUIT CoURT-RUTLEpGE.

SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, GRAINGER COUNTY, Tenn.
W. II. Daniel Lafayette Carmichael
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DAVIT of the plaintiff in this cause, that the defendant
bsconds conceas himself that the ordinary OF
upon ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in Brownows Whg not
Tying said defendant appear the next term of the Circuit
Court for Granger county at Rutedge the fourth Mon
day April 1867 then and there to plead demur
the suit and demand Of the plaintiff the will be
taken for confessed and proceeded with sx paTte.
February 27, 1867. 4tpf5 THOMAS BATHIM, Clerk.
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1t win be sent free to any address.
ADDE'S
Sold By an wholesale and Retail Druggists.
GENERAL AGENTS.

John d. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller Finch
& Fuller, Chicago, III. Burnhams & VanSchaaek
Chicago, H.; Denlas Barnes & Co, New York
d. Ransom s. Co., Buffalo, n. Y. Farrand Shelley
& Co, Detroit Mich; Weeks & Potter, Boston,
Mass; French, Richards & Co. Philadelphia, Pa. ;
4. 4. Sellers & Co, Pittsburgh, Pa. Collins Bros
81. Louis, No; Barnes, Ward & Co, New orleans,
La r. a. Robinson s. Co. Louisville, Kyi Big
ley q Bro Memphis. Tenn; p. u. Depuy, Rich
mondi Va; Thompson & Block, Baltimore. Nd. I;
Dexter q Neleger, Albany, n. Y; Strong a Arm
strong Cleveland, Ohio VIM. Johnston Detroit
h'ch.i wilson Peters & Co. Louisville, Ky
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ATTACHMENT.

S. L. Henry vs. A. IseDhower.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, JEFFERSON CouSrT.
TT APPEARING TO ME, JAMES Full
LER the Peace for said county, from the ai-
upon which the Attachment in this issued, that
absconded and beyond the limits of the
State and the Attachment having been levied his goods
and ohattes IL is ordered by that publication be made
weeks succession in the Knoxville Wing, notifying
the said A. enhower to appear before at my house in
cambridge the End day September 1867 and then and
there L. E. Henry plea of damages and in
failure do, said will then and there be down
for hearing parte. This 10th Of December, 1867.
JAMES FULLER, J. P,
Fen 60 1857 Ats For Jefferson COUNTY
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CHANCFRY CoURT-FAzFWELL.

IIVHstVHi AiOsts JOntt
et ais.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
that the attendants Moses Jones, Lucy Jones'
thur L. Jones' Reuben Marshall JONES' and Surelda Jones'
residents Of the State Of Tennessee shown in axe
bill IL is therefore ordered that publication be made in
Brownlow Wing for four successive weeks notifying said
defendants appear before the 0hsncery Court Tazeve
the I'd Monday April thes and there 70 defend
said bill the viii be taken confessed them,
and set for hearing parte. A copy of the order.
March 6 lsG7 4tpf5 JAMES r. EVANS, Q. & NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-13
CHANCERY COU2T-SEVIERVILLE.
Elizabeth NJ stanIy vs.. Allen staDIy.

IN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING
from complainants BILL which sworn TO- that the resi-
dence of the Respondent Allen staniy Is unknown 1t s
therefore ordered publication be made for four successive
at the next Ghancey Court be held for the
county Of SEWER the Court House in Sevier the I'd
Monday April next, the bill of complaint of
Elizabeth NJ stanly filed against him in said Court, the
will be taken confessed by him and set for hearing
parte NJ p. THOMAS, G. & NJ.
February 81, 1867. 4t%