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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
an Enllghtened Decision.

Hinder the above caption We copy the
e.,lo,v;,;sy bpinion Of the GREAT decision OF
the supreme Court Of this State. 1t Is
the opinion Of the Cincinnati Gasa's {,
= ;onrpal posessing more influence tnan al
the rebel press Of Tennessee comOinea.
We have from Tennessee the gras,a9 tb e
intelligepce that the Supreme oo1rs :, Ss
STATE has finally passed upon the rr]n0, n,,J
T,a1r enacted bv It's loyal Ieglslat9I!le, ...d
has affirmed the entire constituhonallsy az 49,
val;ditv of the law. Those VINO kno~ :, ~
;ntepss interest with which all parties tneIe
bova Cor more than year past oeen
-,'a,oh;r'c, Cor this decision, VIII appreciate
-, an,iroIv satisfactory this result must
80, ~ - ~ Union men of Tennessee, ana how
Ssanlv r,ortifying to the reactionIsts.
~ later defeated in every attempt 70
I'll" 'es;sIe. overawe, or disrupt the
io--oi Stste Government, SO that rebels
roj,sbt once more bear sway in Tennessee
c1;f?ng to intimidate the Executive or break
mn the Legislature, turned their eyes TO the
Snnreme Court Of the State, and fondly
hoped that in imitation Of that tribunal
which sits at Washington, il would decide
in their favor, and restore them to political
power.
The whole battery Of disioyal argument
was therefore brought to bear upon the gu
preme Court Every antiquated and fossil
lied rebel lawyer in Tennessee was called
upon to assist; poor old JoHN BELL was be
deviled for his advice numheTless brief
were written and numberless argument
prepared; and for days together that homes
Court was badgered BY long-wInde'
sneeehes from men like Hon. Mr.. EWING
Iwho did their best to thwart the Govern
ment during the war; in order to SHOW
that those who rebelled had lost no right
by their rebellion, and that it was anconsts
f,stioual for loyal men to rule
But. thanks to such gentlemen as OTIS
Noah and Wisener, these specious sophis
tries were unraveled and exposed; the tru
principles of constitutional law were Sc
forth. clear, shining, distinct; and those NJ
right Judges, Hawkins, Milligan and ShaC
kleiord, have rendered an enlightened d'
cision, in striking contrast with some tia
have recently emanated from the Suprrem
Court of the United States. Heneefort
the loyal men Of Tennessee tread upon firI
ground Henceforth all departments
the State government will move on IN har
mony.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
Washingtnn,s Weaknesses,

In an address delivered at Delaware,
Ohio, February 22d, Don Piatt said: .No
man has suffered more in the hands of the
standard historians than George Washing
ton. They have passed him beyond popu-
lar understanding and popular sympathy
He has ceased to become q man and become
a god ] was never more startled that
once when ] came unexpectedly upon a
pamphlet written and published by Tom
Paine, attacking George Washington. 1t
was powerful dissection of the Father of
his Country, by that brutal, coarse, yet able
writer While rejecting the summing up
Of the celebrated infdel, the mere fact that
the great Virginia Colonel could thus be as
sailed by a cotemporary awakened the
suspicion that we did not know George
Washington. / investigated for myself,
and discovered that Washington had been
born Of women; that he had once been
young, and danced with the girls and rode
after the fox that he was vain of his per-
son, proud of his horses, passionate in his
temper, aristocratic in his feelings. l
learned that he bowed in dignified man
ner, with his hands behind him, to his
guests at levees, and when demonstrated by
Tom Jefferson, who suggested hand -shak-
ing, he replied, Shake hands, No, sirl
/ should catch the itch / remember be-
ing told by my grandfather, old Col. Piatt,
of Boone County, Kentucky, who was
wounded at Brandywine, that he happen
ed to be present when Washington met his
army in full retreat, and then the great
commander swore terribly. In a word, /
learned to love the man for his weaknesses,
as / admired him for his strength. As he
ceased 20 be impossible, and grew to be
human, my heart went out in sympathy for
hi struggles and admiration for his sue
cess"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

GExrlAI orDEhl
captaius Of companies to whom admissions have been
forwarded together with copy Of s as are
"a one bundrd able bodied men who enrolled shall
proceed their other officers who viii be
"a when the Captain certify the % ne at these
company in tho service to be as
q As many a. each company shall be mount
ed to act scouts bearers q 6spasss ETC. snosf me
command Of such Officers - The from s % on o
his horse receive for said horse forty cents per day
while Sss .ss viii on 1s Ssv for Killed OF disabled
in the service the facts being well Oaptans
shall Judge Of the Of horses for theseTvics
Compsns when completed, shall report to these head
quarters through capens holding in read
9sss for wsa ss sR sAd s0n y tbs eo@Panss viii
be equipped Captains recsptng for TIE arms and
ss Seee rooSs 'S s S s y the
United States but only while IN active ser
Captains Of companies rank in the service &C
% - mi Resiments one Two &C. in alphabetical
order proceeding elect regimsntl ocs, after regiments
SrSuEsn1sss and wiuI neglect Of duty oommandsr-
nobief reserves to himself the right 60 dismiss any cer
S. Captains Lieutenans, Commanding companies or
Squads see occasions, that man. premises are
upon poultry stock is akenOr killed;
rails destroyedno timber cut down and
Ssn or or b taken Without the consent Of the
at e market value Those niles must be observed
horses or mules and teamster ali other
~ equipments TO be recepted fog b each captain And
every ocer and pirate before entering the service, shall
| take and subscribe the following OATH
do solemnly that have voluntarily borne
arms against Of the United States for the
purpose the fntenti0n Of aiding the ate rebellion
nor any intention, any time, gyeR aid
counsel to said rebellion, TO
any hostility the Government Of the United States
further swear that have sought accepted any
Office either civil military attempted 60 exercise the
functions Of any Office either civil military, undeg the
authority OF authority Of the socaed Confeder
Of America any iDsurectonary State, hos
opposed tbs authority Of the United States Govern
msn and desre 10 aid said rebeon that
given voluntary support 10 such govern
VIM G. BRowNLow,
| marl3tf Commander-in Chief, etc.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

A. II. Garland, ex-member Of the Con.
iederate Congress, has arrived at Washing
ton. He is one of the Senators elect from
Arkansas. As il is certain that any appli-
cation be may make for admission 10 the
SENATE will be rejected, it is understood he
intends carrying the matter before the Su.
preme Court.
a $50 Dc Senator Garland Is going to ask
ias NM ps :; Court to compel Congress TO
i;am n.u -, dc has as poor notions of par
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the defendant, John W. Legg, non-rosi-
dent Of the Sae Of Tennessee ahsconds or conceas
himself that the ordinary Of law cannot be served
him Therenpen motion OF PLAINTIFF By his attorney,
IL ordered by the that publication be made for four
successive weeks In BrOwnlow Nhg notifying said defend
appear the next term Of The Circuit Cot, at
court to be held for the county Of Knox as the court house
n Knoxville the nd Monday Of june next, then and
there plead demur the suit and demand Of
the plaintiff the same will be tacn confessed and
proceeded with parte.
Witness, Will r. McBata Clerk Of said court at Office in
Knoxville this 10th Of March, 1867.
MAJ 21 4fnfbA WILI n. McnATH.
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CIRCUIT coURT-RUTLEDeE.
"A PASTE PETITION TO CORRECT ERReR IN A DEEP
Joseph Grigsby.
nETITTONFR AIIFGFS THAT OF


DETITIONER ALLEGES THAT ON
Il the Goth day December 1885, Benjamin Walker
veyed jeremiah Jarnagn certain Of land situated
county Of rang0 and State Of Tennessee, that by
reference to the calls in the description Of the boundaries OF
the said tract will be that others there call
that read thus Thence north nifty poes to black oak
which call Is the last but in the said conveyance Pet
toner shows that afterwards o-Wit the 18th day of
November 1895 the said Jeremiah Jernagn conveyed to
him said Of land ana by reference 20 this convey
will the call the deed from Walker 20
Iarnagn of thchce north hy poles te black oak "
contained the deed from Jarnagn petitioner and that
Solomon Frogdcn the adjoining lands. Petitioner
will apply the Circuit Court of Granger county Rut-
ledge the 9Th Monday in April 1867 20 have in said
March q, 1867. stpfs THOMAS LATHTM, Clerk
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nv v1pr17p on ' I. npetppE or TN

BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Of the Of county, made at the February
Term 1867 said court the Of 81 D. Eses ct al
Matilda wilkins will sell st public sale to the high
bidder Friday Goth day April, 1861 the tract
the 9th Civil District Of Knox county, for
merry owned by Benjamin Wilkins, deceasen containing
about three hundred acres more or less and on which said
Benjamin wilkins resided the time OF bis death, for the
purpose distribution among the heirs Of the said Bnamn
wilkins except family graveyard the said tract Of
land which graveyard viii be reserved and rot included in
the hundred dollars will be required TO be paid by
the purchaser the SALE and for the remainder Of the
chase money The purcher will be required TO give note with
security payabs equal instaments in nine and hteon
months from day Of sale, with interest from date and lien
Will be the land until the purchase is fully
paid The sale will be the premises within the usual
hours.
March "a, 1867. stpD WILL. R. McBATH, Clerk
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REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
EAST TENN. LAND AGENCY.
MUNsoN & SEYMOUR,
Rea1 Estate Brokers,
TENl


4 TTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE
a and Exchange Of Real Estate. Have
constantly on hand for sale, valuable FARM
ING, MINING, TIMBER and GRAzINs Lands
in all counties in East Tennessee.
We also have for sale Mills, Water Pow
ers and Sites for Manufactures, Town and
City Property.
Persons wishing US TO negotiate tor the
Sale of their Lands or Property, should
apply promptly by letter or in person.
Lands in East Tennessee exchanged for
Northern and Western Lands.
Titles examined, and al business connec-
ted with the transfer of Real Estate, prompt
ly attended to. esss e
Full particulars and descriptions Of any
Lands in East Tennessee gratuitously given
Office over Exchange and Deposit Bank
corner Of Main and Gay Streets, Knoxville
Tennessee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
INsoLYFNT N0TTCE.
TNHE INSOIVFNCY 40 Z

FIiHE INSOLVENCY OF THE ES-
Il TATE Of Richard r. Dawson, deceased, having been
% the County Court county, BY Mar
gAet y Dawson Administratrix Of said court
orders that Pnb@ton b. made in BroWnows Wing for four
weeks N sHceessen notifying the
present their claims ell Acknowledged, required by law
20 TIE Clerk OF TIE County Court before
day Of September, 1857 they viii be tercs TER barred
Witness, james d Nicholson Clerk Of aid cou4t AZ oce
IA Dandrldge, the FIRST Monday Of March 1857
maIsN lt lAMHn ~. NICHOLSON
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CHANCERY coURT-MARYvILLE.

by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
A. chanesry Court Of BOunt county, made the
Der Term, ls66 viii highest bidder a the court
house door IN MarJyie, Monday LIST day o. April
next, the f0lovtng described lands, to-wit.
One tract 81 land lying in the lo.h Civil District Blouut
county, adjoining te lnds Of john e. Gaurley, A. A. Ken
nedy and Others, ntaning hundred aad
acres ALSO two tsWn lots including all buildings on
them IN the town q Louisville, and eyere q land
and aToend louisville also other land
the oeuibarn Farm she sh Civil District oil Blcsnf
county, adjoining the lands W NJ Steel Jesse sses and
Others cerainiDs foAr hundred and acre
ens 20 satisfy Judgment IN iaTor Of samuel T. Cox
MAtcek ExsoutoEs of John y. Cox deceased aTanst
H. T. Sad sale VII credit months
and IN bar Of The equity 81 remption TIT parehsesr giving
bond and approved security and lien retained she land
fci' the purchase money
W c. PTCKESg, C. a n
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Legal Advertisements.
CIRCUIT coURT-KNoxEILLE.

CIRCUIT CUURI-hNUAV ILLE.
Third Judicial Circuit county Tnn Feb. Term 1867
ATTACHMENT.
Joseph A. Mabry Richard Pryor.
IN THIS CAUSE, 1T APP,EARIN G
&c the court that the defendant Richard Pryor, Is
Of State Of Tennsee or conceas
himself ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon Tbereupon, motion Of thu plaintiff, by bis at
t0rney ordered by the that publication be made
successive Brownlow Whig notifying said
defendant appear the Of the Circuit Ooart
eonHy be held for the county Of Knox at the
IN ROCKVILLE the second Monday of June next
then and there plead demur TIE suit and de-
maud Of the plaintiff the viii DO taken as confessed
BY him, and proceeded with parte. =, cr,r. IN
WstnSs- Wsi r, y apas nie-s If zaia e~--'' ~ ~ "
March II, 1907. WILL. R. McBATH, Clerk.
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oHANcERY coURT-TAzEwELL
Thomas Wen and Matild. McAams VI, Map Ann HOusior

THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
Il that the deiendants Mary Ann Hoas,sp Rtert p.,-
son and vie NARY T.. Pattsasoa Wutu R,i.. - %
hussea Bales, William Martin ana vii AT-sr@S No.
Tin Thomas G. HunteF and Eusma GLENN -
aenis 81 the ctats shown n ~. hs n.
y orcered that puhsaticn b. made IN Rro,io.. sx,,
~ tpaf successive weeks
-ioe The thancery Court AZ Tazcve 81, tn "a -.
Va h. ~ Hna there 20 defend said bin the same
parts ~ confessed az 10 Them ana sef fer hearing
asTtS, s s5 We ,ss eraer. JAMES r. EvASs. c. An
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LAMPS LAMPS LAMPSI.

A n ASSORTMENT OF KEROSENE
- = Oil LAatPS AND FIXTURE son hNnd Fer seal at
10 "'asF iofee q 'sF2e 3 D. MITCHELL ~.
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TNSnLVENT NnTTnR-

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ES-
TATE Of JohH T. Burdine, dsressed, his day sag
fsstsd All pesscns having claims against said estate
Court Of Knox eorty duly aGtksntsesd within The time
prescribed By law, they VIII Be iereveF barred.
II. J. BrRDINE. Adninistratrix
naf20slt L. WEST. Adm nistrator
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DR.. D. E. Seelye & Co.,
FREEPoaT, ILLINOIS,
Sold by al wholesale and Retail Druggists
GENERAL AGENTS.

Jes9s ID. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller, Finch
4 lasisey, Chicago, H.; Burahams & VanSchasclI,
CaN No. M Demas Barnes & Co. New York
q isNgaav q Co, Buffalo, N. Y; Farrand, Shelley
q Ccs u S-oits Mich; Weeks & Potter, Boston,
Mass ,Fauch Richards & Co. Philadelphia, Pa /;
4 (. s;alegs & Go, Pittsburgh Pa; Collins Bros,
-. IoulA, A'c.i Barnes, Ward & Co, New Orleans,
La.i r. a. 4sJbinson Il Co, Louisville. Ky; Big
ley 4 Bs's s.saphia. Tenn; p T. Depuy, Rich
mond, Va. ThomPssa 4 Block, Baltimore, Nd. ;
Dexter & Nelleger, Albany, n. Y; Strong & Arm
strong, Cleveland, Ohio; VIM. Johnston, Detroit,
Mich. wilson Pessrs & CO. Louisville. Ky.
octiT-1y
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CHANCRRY COURT-DANDRIDGE.

MARCH RULES, tobfs
Braruer Executor Of the VIII Roper deceased
John R. BranneT, ct al
FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
bill which g sworn to- It appears that the defendants, H.
II Hubbard Mar, j. Hubbard his wife, Joseph X Brown
and Margaret Brown his wife formerly Margaret &
bard, Molle Hubbard, Magnole Hubbard Cstnarlne
and ida Hubbard, children and Heirs at Law Of Mary
Hnbbard formerly Mary j. BranDers citizens o. tne
State Of Louisiana. That defendants, B. D. McElvin u
McElvin r. Melvin, Margaret Melvin and Joseph NIGEL
VIM heirs and distributes Of Margaret McEvn
Braaner are citizens the State Of Georges and
defendant Joseph A BraBner citizen OF tne eeAee
Of North Carolina and that the ordinary process OF
not said defendants Its therefore oroeIe "
the Clerk aud a his March Rules 1851 tnat
tior be successive weeks in BrownioW
chnnce-y Court held the court house IN
Tenn first Monday after the fourth MONDAY o. AP
next then plead, answer, eeu or etneFSs
make defepse said bill the wiz be taken or con
down for hearing as to them e1
M SGyy ~ 20 III 1851 pfs VIM GALBRAITH, G. NJ.
SEAS G. NJ Cas- Administrators Of William Bailey, de-
eeassd, vs.. Margaret Bailey, ct al
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
CATIONS of she bill, which to- that the deen
dant Mary j. Newman, wife Of A. J. Newman, Il citizen
of The State nnois that the ordinary process OF law
cannot served her 1t is therefore ordered ~ the
Clerk and his March Rules 1867, that puoeato
Dc made in Brownows whig for four successive weeks no
flying defendant appear before the Chanceor az
held the court house In Dandrioge
Tenn en- the FIRST Monday after the fourth Monday OF Ap
plead answer demur otherwise make defense 70
ssd bl or the same be taken for confessed and the
cause set hearing parte to her copy Of the
March 20, 1867. pf5-4t VIM. GALBRAIfH, G.. 4 NJ
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oHANoRRY coURT-TAzEwELL.

Nary Ann Houfon AdmniStrafFx &C., We. Moses Jones
ef ais
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
that the dsendsnt Moses JONES' Lucy Jane Jones' Al.
thur L. Jones, Reuben MARSHALL jones' and Jones'
nonrezdent OF the State Of Tennessee shown in
es u thereiere ordered that Publication he made
Brownows Whg for four successive weeks notifying
dsieknts @ appear bsfcrs The 0hanesry Court 1zsws
TIE "a Monday 81 April nezt, then there defend
said bin the viii be taken confsesed Is to them
ard ~ for hssring sx Farte. copy q the order
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James T. Shields, Trustee David whiteside ct al
IN THIS CAUSE 1T AP PEARING
from the BILL which is to- the defendants Isaso
Parker and his wits Mary j. Parker residents Of
the State Of Tennessee 1t is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in Brownlow Whg
said parties to appear before the Chancery Court
LEDGE Sd Monday of april next and there 20 make
their defense to said bill fled against aud others IN said
court OF the win be taken for confessed set for
hearing ex psrte as to them. copy of the order.
March 8, 1861. pf5 q. G. SMITH O. I'M
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UNDERTAKING.
MEDICAL.
DOOTOR wHITTIER,

A REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN,
II his Diploma which hangs in his Office, viii show, has
Croac Diseases the stadg Of has , and has Union-ssde
regulations having been longer located s. LOUIS than any other
Chronic Disease Physician. sta q
Much Of bis practice has been Of private nature SPha
GonorThea, Gleet ere, all UrasdSy Diseases sc or Mer-
csria1 Elections of the Throat Skin Bones Orc, Hernia
Rupture also, the effects Of Solitary Ha6 runous to Body
and Mind producing bletces, debility, Poteae dnes DIM
memory Weakness DC. not all Of these in
but al occurring frequently in various cases.
- Accommodations ample charges moderate
antee Consultations by letter az oce free Most cases
oTope 0kcat ntriesc AID medicines
from observations sent by mail or express No hndrance to
business In most cases. t q ~ y t-t--Af-
Address Box $685. st. Louis, Mo-
Hours A. NJ to P. NJ Office permanently located at
No 6 Charles street. between Sixth and Seventh,
square south Of Lnde Hotel retired spot in the centre of
the city.
Consolidation rooms and rooms for the accommodation Of such pa
sienss as require daily personal attention. an
EVERYBODY
get sealed letter envelope my Theory and
Treatment NvoHs, Urinary sd Sexual Disease clearly densa
ing diseased oosdOas with fun Symptom Lists, sor two
threecent postage stamps TO postage Circular Tor
nancy &c. apr4-ly
DANIEL T. BOYNTON,
physician AND SURGEON,
Can be found the residence Of Gov. Brovnlow when
professionally absent Orders be loft at Chamber
Iain's Drug Store. feb l3tf-
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John F. Noe John Million, ct al.
THE DEFENDANT. JOHN MILLION,
being of the State Tepnessee appears
from the bill in cause which to IL Is ordered
that publication made for ous successive weeks in Brown
cs Wing notifying said defendant appear before the
Chsncery Katledge the Sd Monday Of April next
then and make his defense to said bill filed against
him and others court, will be taken for
confessed him. and for hearing Parte copy OF
March S. 1867 pf5 @ Q. SMITH, G. q n.
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JAS. r. ABERNATHY q CO..
PEAL ESTATE AGENTS,

Ii
Oice, Gay ST., tsOO doors South Of The Lamar Hoase
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Purchase ami Sell Real Estats Collect Rents Lease Farms
and give promtt attention psrfsctiag negotiations
mil
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John Easlsy John Netherand Partners &c va Charles
w. Mash and Marvel Nash.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T a PPEARING
from the M which sworn to- that the defendant Charles
W. NaAh nonresident OF the State of Tennessee III IL
ordered that publication be made successive weeks in
Brownlows Whg notifying said to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Rutedg Cd Monday of
April net then and there make his 20 said bin Ied
against him and eroher in said court or the same viii be
A copy Of the ordsf.
March g. 1852. 4tpfb O. q SMITH n 6u
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James I. shilds vs. Lemuel 1. jennings ct al
IN THIS CAUSE 1T AP P EA Rim G
from the BILL which is that the Defendants Lsuel
l. jennings Elizabeth L Jennings, Charles f. and wife
Harriet Davis and John P L. jennings
the State of Tennessee 1t is ordered publication be
successive weeks BTownlows Whig notify
ing said parties appear before the Chancery at
ledge the Sd Monday Of April merit, then there
their defense said bill filed them and
others said court the will DO taken confssed
and SGT for hearing ex Psrte as TO theta copy Of the
order. p
March s. 1861 pf5 O. c. SMITH, c. & NJ
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John L. Oliver and John Philips Charles J Freeman
IN THIS CAUSE IT A PEARIN G
BILL which to, that the defendant Charles
J. Freeman s president Of the Of Tennessee and
residence unknown II is ordered that
be made weeks Ia Brownows Wing, noti
flying defendant appear before the Chancery Court at
Rutedge Sd Monday Of " next then and there 10
make said bill fled against him in said court
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
ez parte.l copy Of the order.
March s, 1867 pf5 @. G. SMITH, Q. III.
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Fks G. NJ Cas- Administrators Of William Bailey de-
ceassd, rs Margaret Bailey, ct al
CHAECERY COURT-RCTLEDGE
PARROT Goodwin Administrator Of James X. McAnay, de-
ceased, James NJ Hutchinson ct al.
UAT mrTTa nATTcEs III "A DPEARTNG

" -LnIO WHEEL = IT = = -1 h''74T1- =
from the b which TO- that the defendants Jas
Hutchinson and Athela Hutchinson, nonresdeAs OF
the State 1t ordered that publication DO
made successive weeks in Brownows Whg, notify
ing said parties to appear before the Chancery Court 81 Rut
ledge Sd Monday of April next then and there to
make their said bill fled against them end others
for hearing ex parts them. copy Of the order.
March s. 1851 pf5 c. O. SMITH, c. q NJ