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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-17
March q, 1901. 4tpf5 THOMAS LATHIM, clerk
Elizabeth Booker 70. James Booker
IN THIS CAIlSE IT A p y p NJ q
INS0LVRNT NOTICE.

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
Of Isaac Haun, deceased having suggested 70 ~,
County Court Of Jefferson county p Haun Ldminstaor
Of said estate the court order that publication be a for
four consecutive weeks in Brownlows Whg notifying ths
Creditors OF said estate TO file their claims the s al
the County Court, before the Monday Of Auss
next well authenticated they viii be thereafter barred
Witness James M Nicholson Clerk Of said at once
in cambridge, this Sd day Of April 1867.
apricot JAMES N. NICHOLSON Clark
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BY VIRTUE OF Sq a DECREE OF r,,p

aeaaeef1 Nouft Tor the county Of Rloant mad -. a.
, lsL "a, 49, stu ssii % the highest bidder a, The
eease aoot m AArgFtle Manday ths an Az 80
80 neAt tract % land lying and being In -, - $50
'' ei nieant county, Tenn, containing 30 .rrs 80
Il tH, eeieniuE The ian6s of n BoUrrnsan "a a. 49, ~,
q sstisf, esas.s kaown a. the ~ r johnson tract
$50 et-in-l ~ sinsi thc said VI. 4. johnson A'9
ia Ia - - an ON n ereait ei sax and twelve montbs
bo.S - NE esnity 81 redemption tss
sor the flty and lien retained ths sasa
N.,sh . So -. ". c PIcKrNs C.
Ft' ~ u GODDARD. L. G. y 10
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CHANGRRY COURT-DANDRIDGE.
James Walker Fs Allen Belts, ct al
IRON THE ALLEGATIONS OF TE

IRON THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
Original Amended Bills filed in this case, which
appears the satisfaction te Clerk and Mas
defendsnf, Allen Betts resident Of the
Of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of law
served him II is therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master his April Rules 1867 thas publication be
made Brownlews Wing for four successive weeks, notify
ing said defendant appear before the Chancellor Chan
Gerry Court held In the house cambridge the
hrs Monday the fourth Monday Of April 1861 then
and there plead answer dur otherwise make defence
said Bill and Amended Bill, the viii
the down for hearing a.
to him ex parte. A copy Of the osdsr.
April 5, 1861. pf5 WIN. GALbkA1TH, G. 4 NJ
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CIRCUIT CoURT-MADIsoNVILLE
JANUARY TERM. 1861
FETIrIoS ron DIVORCE.
5. II. Caldwell Ys. Susan V. Calds

:. II. Caldwell Ts. Susan V. Caldwell.
N THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM
the allegations IN the petition Of the complainant that
tue fepeldeht, sasan T. Caldwell uonrrsdent of the
A q dcnnesseei IL therefore ordered publication
e Ane LOT ienr successive weeks in rownlow Whig
sA aeendant &c appear az the Term the Cir
house ~ aaaisonve on the second Monday May next
nsh a mere 70 pieAd answer, demur conaplsfnant
bill hc IN this cause the same viii be taken AZ eonfs
and set for hearing ea Ysrte ~ 'N
March ~ ISL wn. NJ. SMITH, cierh
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Legal A Advertisements.
ATTACHMENT.

franklin HchaTds0n. . - =, -
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF,
on aasayft alleges that the defendant justly indebted
to him As the adiEtTAtor of Eobst Hope dscsaseo an me
su Of dollars and 9Octs and that lie mas removed
heSond The limits Of State, that the ordinary
process Of law cannot served him. and attachment
bsyfnr been issued returned before levied
fate OF the defendants Is Therefore ordered that publiee-
ton be made for four successive weeks in BrownloWs Whig
recurring the said defendant appear bbore my Office
Jacksboro on the 18th day Of August 1861 and
defense to plaintiffs snif the viii proceeded with
ex parte. JAS. A. WAISMANt J. p.
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CIRCUIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ATTACHMENT.
es0rgs T. Wright Us. D. 7. KInesid.

esOrgs r Wright vs.. D. F. Kncsid.
IN THIS CASE THE PLAINTIFF
having sued attachment against h defendant for
the Of twenty hundred dollars resuEnable to the
Circuit Court Of Claiborne county AID that said defendant
has absconGsd concealed himself that tie ordinary
Of Law be upon h 1t therefore ordered
BY that publication be made for four successive weeks in
Brownows Wing notifying said defendant t appear before
the Judge Of Crcu Court be held for the county Of
Claiborne the court house in Tazewe, the
Monday in May then and there TO defend said suit
the viii be set for hearing parte.
Adrii3. 1861. pf5 At j. n. TREEeE Clerk.
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nv, r,,,,,,,, or, NGTIe 6Dc,nrD ON MN

BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court OF Knox county made at the February
Term 1867 said court the OF H. D. Estes, ct al
Matilda wilkins, will eel public sale to the high
bidder Friday the 26th day Of April 1851 the tract
mcry by Benz amin Wilkins deceased containing
about three hundred acres more or less and on which said
distribution among the heirs Of the said Banamin
wilkins the family graveyard the said tract Of
land which graveyard Will and included in
hundred dollars will be required to DO paid by
purehser SALE and for the remainder of the
money the purchaser will be required to give note with
security payable in equal nstaments in nine and eighteen
day Of sale with interest from date, and Lien
will retained the land until the purchase fully
paid. ThS sale will be the premises within the usual
hours.
March o. 1867 4tpf5 WILL. R. MeBATH, Clerk.
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fEfItIoN FoR DIVORCE.
Wiley Rsyrs. Jane Raw.
nc - A TON ru- -. -

- T
The allegations Of the complainant the respondent
ay p resident 81 the State Tennessee or 40 and
that the ordinary process rnot re.rl 49, III -.
Knoxville Whgs notifying The sas5
neat Term % the Circuit oprt ~ rs :. s-s
the 81 Al. $3.50 te3
49, - y MAJ next then ane fhere plead an.
~ az. na5 70 the ootaplainAnf's bin aled Ia fhis esue
eS parts - NSi''r--'D eAa set Tor hearlIE
March y ,sr- IL wN. N. SMITH CLERK
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-17

Ef ftin four years, and losiD every dog
goued cents worth ov property a man he'd
wuz profitable biznis, how many struggles
for independence wood a man NV modrit
means DC justified in goin thru writh7
III two gallons and a half nv Kentucky
whisky kia be ggt from a bushel NV corn.
how many Dimocratic voters, takin young
men e. taey ran, kin be manufaktered
rom tae prOduck NV akcr w good land
IN MORT year for corn?
nlgh'toned, chivalrous yirginian
IWensy wears ago, he'd female slave which
s "I % slaeA e. crow, and worth only
SoCO, s progeny wuz only half az black
ee So anu beg female grandchildren
w9S sstumsnenty bleached Ia sor IN NJ
orleans lor y, 500 per female atss,,-;,,,.
koquirea ise The length of time ris ..ns,
70 pay on the Nashnel debt bv III H $50,
"a. The number Nv yeers nessarr -, Ne
the cuss OF color out Nv the nigso~s D.e.. -
United States. se'is Nv inc
Ef four old grsy-headed Iackassos Ii,
ought 10 know better, see fit ~ L,. ~ MN
sucker filed with whisky hoe ono
suckers Good four iron-grav mules 'i lay
hhed he'd they been only half iaelassos
a Johnson he'd a idea nv carrvin ! co,.
eAia number NV deestriks, by spceLin IN a.,
~,sn seward, ali NV wich give incroasa5
n,Siot ,,s agin him. REQUIRED the nn,rl,,-
" ...ies uF travel, aud the nprbo, -, =.
petitions NV the speech, 10 cnabio ~, 'e-
carry out his pohcyP 0naole nm TO
Ef two nips Al Washington was .ns,.,
70 Perdooso the speech at the insn aullsnent
on the 4thuy March, 1865. how -, - Se1sh en-
hey bin slung into A. J. 10 perdooso ~ ai os5
Nv Febrooary effort, and how many nm, M
he her taken between Washington and 's :,
LoHis2
"Those examples, sed Joseph, 4 con.
slider nessary for this hook, and ef it is pub.
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! Inhn En-. him Roman

John Fry VS.. Hiram Bonan
IN THIS CAUSE IT APP EARN q
from the sdavit Of the plaintiff the defendant, Hiram
Boman fed from the State of Tennessee that the Or
binary process of law be served him there
that publication be made for four success
weeks Brownlow Whig notifying the defendant to
appear before me, at my Office in District No Jefferson
county Saturday of May 1867 then and there to
make BILL the will be proceeded with
April 8, 1867. 4tpf5 JAMES H! NEWMAN, J. P.
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Attachment.
Ely Fox vs.. Hiram Boman
NJ TuJC CATTSE Ut APPEARING

TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
from the AFFIDAVIT the plaintiff that the defendant, Hi
ram Boman has fed the limits Of the Stats Of Tonnes
see or concea himself that the ordinary
cess be served upon h 1t therefore order
ed by publication be made for four successive weeks
Brownows Whg notifying the defendant % appear be-
my Office, District No l. jefferson county on
the cult and demand Of the panf the same viii
be taken confessed and proceeded with ex parte.
April g. 1867. 4tp6 JAMES II. NEWMAN, J. r.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-17
CIRCUTT COURT-KNOXKILLE.
Third Judicial Circuit Knex county Tenn Feb Term, 1s
ATTACHMENT.
Tosepb A. Mabrv vs. Richard Pryor.

Joseph A. Mabry Richard Pryor.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APP EARN G
to the court that defendant Richard Pryor, is
resident of the Tennessee bcondso concess
that the ordinary Of law cannot be served
upon him Thereupon motion Of the plaintiff, by his at
tornsy ordered the court that publication be made
successive weeks liz Brownows Whg notifying said
appear the term Of the Circuit COURT
for Knox county held for the county Of Knox, at the
Knoxville the second Monday ef juno next,
plead answer demur to hs suit and
mand of the plaintiff will be taken Confessed
by him, and proceeded with parte.
Witness Will r. McBath Clerk Of said eourt, at ONCE in
Knoxville March I'D, 1867.
March "a, 1867. z" WILL. r. MebATH, Clerk.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-RUTLEDGE.
Second Judicial Circuit Granger County, Tennessee.
FARrE PETITION TO CORRECT ERROR IN DBID.
ErsOu
DETITIoNER eALLEGEs THAT OF


DETITIONER ALLEGES THAT ON
she 10Th day Of December, 1885, Benjamin Walker con-
veyed 20 jeremiah JaTnagn certain tract of land situated
in the county OF Granger and State Of Tennessee
reference TO the calls in the description Of the boundaries
the said tract will be that among others there call
that read thas Thence north fifty poles black oak
which call is the last bat two in the said conveyance Petit
toner shows that afterwaEd tovit the 18th of
November 1865 the said jeremiah Jarnagin conveyed
him the said tract Of land and by reference this
will be that the call in the deed from Walker 70
JarDagn Of thence north my poles black s not
contained IN the deed from Jarnagn petitioner and that
Solomon Frogdcn the adjoining lands Petitioner
will apply 70 the crcu Court Of Granger county At Ru
ledge the 9Th Monday in April 1867 10 have said
deed corrected.
March 81 1861. gtpf5 THOMAS LATHIM. CIerk
Elizabeth Booker James Booker.
In THIS CAUSE 1T A PIP EARN q
from the amended bill that the residence Of the defendan.
unknown Ii ordered that publication Be made for fn
successive weeks IA Brownlows Wing, notifying James
Booker 20 appear before the Chancery Rutcrs on
the Sd Monday OF Prl next then and there III de-
fnse 10 said bill and amended bill fled against him i.
court or the sane will be taken for confessed for
ing parte copy Of the order [
March 81, 1851. SMITH n
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TO CONTRACTORS.

THE BUILDING COMMITTEE OF
- The y 2 csassh, - KneSsiils T.an, Invite sealed
proposals until s l5th 81 Apr fo the brick end
ers serk seperssif 81 ghsr ~ fhsf chE4 sidcs 10
= sEacfsi - knekYilla. =
Ts Bnifffnr connsIftss reserve right Of r.s,i.
bidl ast satisfactory. srrarzty rsqafrsl ~
Plans and eYecdcafiona 1aay sen a. ~
Fsfh.n on corner % Gay and ciush strssfs Fss-ifi
b erdsr 81 Building naunssiss
@Ar2'+' p a. cAaDwELI, s.sr,t.r-.
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Furniture and Undertaking.
ENTERTAINING.

This make speciality. Metallic Cases Rosewood CoEns
and Walnut Cases. constantly hand All kinds Of Cofns
furnished at short notice Heare and Carriages furnished
when requested Funerals attended in city country
Charges moderate 1~ oct10-sm
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James Sharp Administrator of George W Sharp deceased
James Gibson.
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF

attachment against the defendant for respass
Wet arm rturnab the Circuit Court Of Scott county
1t therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks IN Brown0ws Whg notifying said defendant
appear before the Judge of said house
Huntiv the I'd Monday in August next then and there
20 defend said suit.
ApriI 10 1857 pfB RICHARD PEMBFRToN Clark
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\ Z THIS s CAUSE a THE PLAINTIFF

sued attachment against defendants for
Wet Rrm reinrn9ee 10 the Circuit Court Scott county
q therefore ordered that publication made for four sc
oesse weeks In Brovnow Whig notifying said defendants
70 aTBea before the Judge OF said The court ~
April To- 1891 itps RIoHARp PEMBERroN. CLERK.
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sued attachment against defendants for
Wet arms reurnabe 20 the Circuit Court of county
IL therefore ordered that publication be made
oessve weeks n Brownlows Whig notifying defendants
to appear before the Judge Of said the
uRtse on the I'd Monday in August next then and there
% defend said suit.
Aprl 10. 1871. Pc RICHARD PEMBERroN. ol.rk
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Joel Hambey Joel Trlpet, John Trplet Lewis Trip
let, Daniel Griffith, VIM. Griaith and John Griffith.
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF
sued attachment against the defendants for tepass
arms Circuit Court Of county
II therefore ordered that publication be made for four
oessve weeks in Brownows Wing notyn said defendants
appear before the Judge Of said the house
in Huntsville, the I'd Monday in August next then and
there TO defend said suit. ....H
April 10, 1867. pf5 RICHARD PEMBERToN Clerk.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given to all persons
A. interested in the Estates of the res
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Office of Monroe county, and will be pre-
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Account of Thomas NJ McIlhaney, Ad-
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JOHN S. FISHER, Register
Registers Office, Stroudsburg,
January %, 1867
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