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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
Body of Ex.GOY. Wrlght-Santa Anna
Ia be Tried-Msrquez Taken Pris-
0ner.
The Heyaid has the following:

The Heyald has the following:
BERLIN. July 31.-The remains
Of Gov. Wright leave here to-day
and will be conveyed to New York by
the steamer Harmonic from Ham
burg. Mrs. Wright and children Will
accompany the body"
Mexican advices via Havana state
that Juarez has ordered Santa Anna
to be tried according to the law Of
January, 1862, by which Macmillan
was tried, and under which the iden-
tification of a prisoner is suficlsA1
evidence for conviction. aH E
MARQUEE was taken prisoner at Ha
cienda Paredonez, and was on his
way to the capital.
Among the list of condemned pris-
oners is Prince Salm- Salm, whose
wife is still in the country trying
hard to save his life. 1t is again re-
ported that she is a niece Of Presi-
dent johnson.
Otterburg had received his creden-
tials as Minister Plenipotentiary.
Congress. is to beeonyened in No
vember, and the Presidential election
will take place in December.
Santa Anna SON. In "a ppoteN to
the Secretary against the seizure Of
his father at Sisal, intimates that the
Washington must have been Ia com
plicity with the Liberals who arrested
him.
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CHICAGO.
Case OF POiSonlng-Death OF Three
Children-Arress Of Members Of
the Board Of frade-Libel Suit
Against the Chic lgO Times.

CHICAGO, August ia case of
poisoning occurred in Martin Town
ship, MCLEAN County, on Friday last,
resulting in the death of three chill
dren of Mr.. Hurt. Four other chill
dren poisoned at the same time were
living at last accounts Suspicion
rests upon the married daughter of
Mr.. Hurt and brother of her hus-
band, WHO are under arrest.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-D. A. Good
rich, who caused the arrest of several
members of the Board of Trade a
few days since, has brought suit
against the Chicago Times for libel.
Damages $50, 900. The libel consists
in attributing mercenary motives to
him in procuring the arrests.
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AUGUSTA.
Railroad Aceident-Engineer and
Two Firemen Killed-Ali Civil Of
ticers OF Macon County, Ca, Re-
mOYed-RPgistrati0n In Alabama

AUGUSTA, August 15.-There was
an accident last night on the Augusta
4 Savannah Railroad, near Micha-
ben Station. by the washing away fthe
culvert, which resulted In the killing
of the engineer and two fremen
\. Il. Lamr, Solicitor General OF
Muscogee County, was removed by
order of General Pope.
The first bale of new cotton raised
in Georgia, sold to-day at 30c. aud
closed strict for middling Thirty
bales of cotton received from Mont-
gomery, sold at 26!c
Z. The Montgomery Advertiser says
General Pope removed all civil of
icers of Macon County. alis ~
Charles A. johnson, colord man,
was banished from Mobile by the
Mayor.
Horton has been imprisoned at
Montgomery fer the alleged offense of
selling papers ridiculing the Horton
County Convention, being held in
Florida, for the purpose Of adopting
platform upon which whites and
blacks can communicate.
1t is believed the rains Of yesterday
will seriously injure the corn, by the
overfowing of the bottom lands. l4
As far as heard from, the following
is the result of the registration in
Alabama: whites 50 045; blacks, 76,-
$40.
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Arrival OF the Turkish Ambassador
Roger A. Pryor and the COnOyer
Conspiracy.

NEW YORK, August 15.-The Turk
ish ambassador arrived to-day on the
Periene.
The French frigate Themis cele-
brated the birth day Of Napoleon. II
fired salutes at sunrise, noon, and
sunset. The forts in the harbor re-
turned the salutes.
In the Supreme Court to-day Roger
a. Pryor made deposition denying
any knowledge OF the matters con
tanned in the affidavit published in
the Times of this morning relating to
the Conover conspiracy. ~
4 Ben Woods paper, the Elenia0
e.rs, denies the statements, so far
as ne is concerned, as perjury. and
says he will take Immediate steps tc
cause the arrest Of the siEners and
prosecution for perjury
The Supreme Council Of the Tenn
plars of Honor, now in session. In this
city, have decided to hold their next
annual communications in Philadel
phia, in August, 1868.
New YORK, Aug. Seventeen
missionaries from Arabia and Turkey
sailed on the steamer Denmark on
the 9th. One Of them will establish
a type foundry at Reyout, another
has raised $4,000 in this county for
the establishment of a Bible house al
Constantinople.
New YORK, August 15.-Tht
steamer Hammonia has arrived with
the body Of Elk Governor Wright
Southern dispatches yesterday re-
port heavy rains.
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The Union Pacific Railroad = Opel
425 Miles.

A few weeks since we noticed the
opening of the Union Pacific Rail
road to Julesburg, 377 miles west OF
Omaha, and sometime this week We
expect to report It's completion to
Grow Greek, a point IS miles further
FfSt Fv ms g ,1sc i93a L Of fSdon aHs mss
graded ready for the iron. and there
is no doubt of the completion of the
road to the base of the Rocky Noun
tains early in the Fall The Company
are confident that the whole line to
the Pacific will be open. for business
in 1870 The Indians have annoyed
the surveying parties aud tie-cutters,
who are many hundred miles in ad-
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NEw YORK, Aug. 15.-Orders are
issued from the Postofhce Depart
ment nearly every day for the reopen
ing of post-ofices in the Southern
States, and IN some instances new Of
fees have been established to meet
the increasing demand for postal SER
vice in that section.
The Postmaster General has ap
pointed John Il. kinkead postmaster
at Sitka, Russian America. pn arf
The HerdtPs New Orleans special
says Gen Sheridan will issue an or
der calling for an election for or
against a convention, IN accordance
with the terms of the law.
The Worlds Washington special
saws it. is learned from authoritative
sources, that there is no truth what
ever IL the reiterated statement that
the President contemplates removing
all the District Commanders. The
reasons for removing Gen. Sheridan
do not apply to the Other commanders.
Gen Steedman arrived here to-day
from New Orleans His. name con-
tinues to be mentioned In connection
with the vacancy in the War Depart
meut, but the President has made no
tender of il to any one, and II Is quite
proba ble- that Gen. Grant wlH ecntfns-
ue to act until the meeting of Con
gress.
the President eontemplates making
a sea voyage as soon as public duties
will permit, aud will include New
port in his trip. .s41a...., ~
The Washington IntettSencer, Of
yeste rday, contains long card from
j. h. Bradley. detailing occurrences
betw cen himself and Judge Fisher,
and leaving the settlement Of the af-
fair in the hands of his legal friends.
The Times prints series of docu-
ments going to show the completely of
Ben Mood, Al Rogers, Wm. Rad
ford, We. Niblack, CA. ,Eldridge,
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.sr. LOTS. Augastsl5. .AAh Omaha
dispatch says, information has been
received at military headquarters that
on the I'd inst, five miles from Fort
Phil. kcarney, an OK train, of thirty
wagons transporting supplies and
escorted byaAIai Powell. with r sl1all
force of infantry, was attacked Sby
from 200 to 800 indians. A desperate
fight ensued, lasting three hours,
whea Mai. Smith came to the rescue
from the Fort, and the Indians retir-
ed, taking away ali their dead but
five. end driving off all the stock.
Mai Powell reports sixty Indians
killed. His own loss was LIT. Jones
and five men He attributes his sue
cessfpl defense to long range. new
breech-l loading arms.
Indian alarms continue along the
line OF the Union Pacific Railroad ;
only day trains are allowed to run.
Gen. Augur and Superintendent
Deuman say Turkey Foot, chief Of
the Cheyenncs, is alone guilty OF the
Plum Greek massacre, and is now
camped ainety miles south of Platte
hlVET.
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Seizure of Distiiicry at Milwaukee
Sale of Dexter.

MONTREAL, August 14.-Rev. Mr..
Bayly is here endeavoring to get JEFF.
Davis to sign a petition TO the Presi-
dent for his pardon. Davis declined
to receive him or to discuss the sub
ject.
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MILWAUKEE. Aug 15-The distil-
lery Of Jacob Nunnemaker and Geo.
Winners& Co.'S refinery were seized
yesterday for fraudulent revenue re-
turns.
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y. Il. SPECIALS.

Orders for the Re-opening OF Post
0aices i'm the SOa.h-John IL. kink-
cad Postmaster at Siika-Gen.
Steedman in Washington City
The President to go on Sea V0y-
age-District Commanders Not TO
be RrmOyed-EncOunte between
Maynard and Col. Williams.
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Al Order for the Trial Of
Santa Anna.
John II. Kinkead POST
master at Sitka.,
ST. LOUIS.

From The Far Wcst-FIghg With the
ndiaifs-Ihtliaa Eaoss 80 Killed.
Lieutenant and Five Men Killed
Indians on the Union Pacific Rail-
read. slo tpY
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BUFFALO. August 15.-Bonner has
paid $50, 900 for Dexter.
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Collactors Sale Of Real Estate

For the Payment Of Assessnserts for g5fief0aEE X
improvements.
KYOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. that
IS by virtue OF suudry precepis issued
by the May or Of the City Of Evansville and
to me directed, l will sell at public auc-
tion, at the door of the courthouse In said
city, on
THURSDAY, August I'D, 1867,
at ten o'clock AM, the following lots or
parcels of real estate, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the amounts
charged and as essed against said lots re-
spect1vely, for the cost and expenses OF
making sidewalk improvements upon said
lots, together with the costs or sale and
that said sale will be continued on the
next day thereafter, viz, Friday. August
23d 1857 at two o'clock P.N., AZ the same
place, for the purpose ol selling such lots
or parcels as may have been sold on the
day first aforementioned and not paid
for, viz:
NoRTHEAsTERS ESLARGEMESr- aD-
Lots l5, 10, and IL, Block 10; Wnl.
ROeder. owner .....-... .,.-s...-s.....sSo ~
Lots and 5, Block IL; John G. -tras-
ser. IL ~
Lot 6 Block / Henry Becking. owner, "
Lot z, Block IL; owner unknown %
EASTERN ESLARGs sFST-
Lot IL, Block q; William I'll. Fcqua,
Lot 8. Block 43; AIiis & Howes, as
signees. es.-.--..---...----.--........... "
WM. q. HAZELRiGG q, Collector.
Aug. 8, 1867. aus d2w faf tnf
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WHITE PINE COHPO UND,
GEORGE w. SWEET. ND,

GEORGE w. SWEET. ND,
Proprietor.
Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL, DEPOT
los Hanover Street, Boston.
Underline supervision of Rev. J. W. Po-
land.
Cloud s Akin, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Keller & White, VIM. II. P
Stoddard, L. G B idwell, II. J. echIaepfer
and by Druggists generally.
feb9 div, wilt If.
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Z ELE ca A 2 Il .

Z E l. Z G Il. q e IL
e RI. C'9ptsierciat aud 1i,er. Dispatches see
Fifth Pa9e.
News from the Far West.
Fight with the Indians.
a Lieutenant and Five Men
Killed.
Arrival Of the Body of Ex-
Governor Wright.
.a <eE &~&
Orders for the Re-opening
OF Postoffi2 2es in the
~ South.
Tie President TO Go on a
sea voyage.
District Command d rs Not
to be Removed.
1t4
The --latest fr N Mexico.
Al Order for the Trial Of
Santa Anna.
John II. Kinkead Post
master at Sitkao
i & = -
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Z m C3Btsiercidi aud di,,e,. Dispatches see
Fifth Pa0e.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

szedieaE.-NOs only in this city. but this
entire country has become familiar with the
reputation of DR.. Coleman. as the most reliable
and successful practitioner. ia his speciality, in
the South. Perhaps no physician has given
more attention to, and applied himself more
earnestly and assidaously to discover the most
speedy and positive cure Of Diseases of Fe-
males, Diseases Of private nature,
Manh0od,s DebiEftiess seIf-abssse, Ner-
vOus DebiIity, Sexual Enfirmities, etc..
than he has. Patients who reside in the country
can have the remedies applicable to their sey
eral disorders forwarded to any part. carefully
secured in a portable compass. and 10 every
respect Of convenient use. Ladies need not
hesitate in applying for advice. A personal in
terview is not ALWAYS necessary. Medicines.
with Instructions. can be administered through
the medium of correspondence.
DIR. Coleman may always be found in his
Ofiiee, in the rear of his Drug Store, on Me-
Lenore street. His medicines are carefully and
accurately compounded by educated and accom-
plished pharmaeeutists. Address.
L. L. COLEMAN. NJ. D..
aprlltf 30 Church ST.. Nashville. Tenn.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-11

State Of Tennsssee-Clerk's OeIiee Chaneerv
Court AZ Nashville. April the lsth. 1857.
John Cross. complainant. ". Mitchell 4 O'Cau-
nor, dolendanls.
ITAPPEARINg FROM AFFIDAVIT PILED
10 the cross bill Of John Watson In fbia ral,ss
that the defendants, John Gross, and - Mlfeh-
eLl aud Thomas 0'ConhoF. composing arm 0r
Mitchell q QConnor, aTs non-residenfs Of
the state OF Tennessee Il Is Therefore
ordered that they enter their appsarsnre
herein on or before the third Monday OF
the next term Of said Coart 20 be held on TIE
hft Monday ia May next. 1857, aud plead.
answer or demur 10 said cross biii 5r me
same will be taken Tor confessed as 10 them ana
set for bearing ex parie, and that copy af this
order be Published for four successive weeks "a
the Nashville Union and Dispsfeh
A e0py-Attest; n. b.. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master
NELL S. Brown. solr for John Watson
DID Wi
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, May 10, P. M.-CoTToN.-
The cotton market was no more active to-
day than it has beeu any day this week.
Buyers and sellers are so wide apart in
their views, they cannot hope to be recon-
ciled until advices from Europe bring them
together. The sales to-day amounted to
barely SO bales, as follows,-8 at IS; 2 at
10; 10 at 20; at 2Os; and 10 at 20@c
q ID. Receivedl2; shipped IS bales.
The following were the only dispatches
received:
INV YORK, May 1O.-Gold opened at
1877.
ia. M.-Gold, 1877. Cotton quiet but
steady; uplands 27c.
l;2O P. M.-Gold 1877. Cotton unchanged.
LONDON, May 1O.-5-2Os 70.
LIVERPOOL, May 1O-Cotton market
irregular.
CoRN-Is selling at 81 Is per bushel in
store. Delivered at the depots 2 cts are
added.
HAYS selling now at S3O@$91 z
ton.
BACoN.-We continue to quote at BE.
for clear sides and 15c. for hams demand
light.
LARp.-134@l5c z ID.
FLOUR. -Sl2@Sl7 so per Dbl.
GROCERIES. dull, and sales
light No change in prices.
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NORTH NASHVILLE planning MILL
We made visit day or two ago to the
planning mill of Messrs. Rich & Krieg
corner of Summer and Madison streets
North Nashville, and spent pleasant hour
looking through it, We were somewhat
surprised to find so complete an establish
ment of the kind capable of turning out
so vast quantity of work weekly. 1t is
well supplied with new machinery, of the
latest invention, amongst which We noticed
splendid planning machine; machine
for tennonning stats for window blinds;
a tenonning and boring machine; mould
ing machine saws for scroll work a service
and flooring palmer; freezing machine
and others, which we need not specify.
The drying room is one of the best and
surest yet adopted, and is, besides, econom-
ical, making use of the surplus heat and
steam from the furnace and boilers.
We noticed large quantity of finished
work on hand, such as doors sashes, blinds,
windows and door frames, balusters, man
tells, mouldings, etc, and we are assured
that they are sold at prices which make it
unreasonable for builders here to send
abroad for any thing of the kind
Messrs. Rich & Krieg are also practical
carpenters and builders of good taste and
much experience. They have now a con-
tract for erectieg superb building on
South Summer street for our enterprising
fellow-citizen, H. Metz and last year con-
structed the splendid residence of l..
Whorley, on South College, and also build
ings for f. Cnperman on Norfh Market O..
H. b. Mailman, on North High, and
Jacob Geiger on the same street.
Thus far they have realized, though not
without serious reverses, a reasonable share
Of success, and we trust that the future has
abundant fortune in store for them. Estab-
lishments like theirs do much to build up
city, and deserve to be fostered not grudg.
lngly but literally and with a proper APP
probation Of the benefits which flow from
them.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-11

To COnsumptives.-The Advertiser. hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used. free Of charged. with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same. which
they win find u SURE CURE FOR CoNsUMPTIoN.
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he cOneeives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. as it will cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
oct23-1yd&w
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THT Laaiss Home Gosette, published al
Atlanta, Georgia, and edited by that SC
oonplished scholar. Wit and poet, A. r
Watson, Esq, comes to Us this week laden
with the freshness Of spring The editor
MARBLES out ore Of his sweetest song, as
beautiful as bis heari-ofering in days
agone for Sweet Kitty Klyde." We most
cheeriully recommend this literary weekly
10 the ladies Of the South. Price S. in
advance.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-11

A WASHINGTON dispatch states that the
Postmaster General has decided TO dispense
with the Official publication of the list Of
Eetters remaining unealled for in posiof6ces
The regulation seems 10 have existed here
tofore rather for the benefit Of few ne SIS
papers than for that Of the general puhlic
The list viii hereafter be posted al ihe
p0ato6ices.
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In is probable that a proposition will
come before the Common Council at its
next meeting having for its object the
breaking up Of speculation in corporation
checks, by providing for funding them az
ter they shall have passed out OF the
possession Of parties 10 whom they were
originally issned
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In Chancery at Nashville.

State Of Tennessee-CIerk's Office Cbancavv
Court at Nashville. April the 10th. 1861.
Q. NJ. Thompson. complainant vs. G. NJ Fogg.
Jr., admir-. etc. ct als.. defendant.
TTAPPEARINGF FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
4 IN this cause that the defendant John shelbg
Barrow, IS nonresident Of the stats Of Ten
nessee il Is therefore ordered thai he enter H.
appearances herein on or before the third Mon
day Of the next term Of said Courf. 10 be held
on the brst Monday in May next, 1857 and plead
answer or demur to eOmplainants bill or the
same viii be taken for confessed as 10 him and
set tor hearing ex paFte, and that Q copy Of thu
order be published for four successive week In
the Nashville Union and Dispatch
eopy-Attest; NJ. 3. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
John Held. S0ir for cOfnp't. april 4iw
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Talisman. Cairo.
j. L. Graham, Up River.
pEPARTEp.
Nothing.
LEAVING TO-DAY.
Talisman, Cairo.
]. L. Graham. Up River.
RIVER NEWS.

The river continues TO fall slowly, will
FIVE feet water on the Harpeth Shoals. Tn,
weather yesterday was very warm ane
windy,
The Talisman departs for Cairo at !
P. NJ. to-day.
The i'll. Graham brought down yesier.
day, 81 hogshead of tobacco and l4lT sacks
of corn. She leaves for the Upper Cum
berland again to-day at 4 P.M.
The Emma Floyd is due here Sunday
night from Cincinnati.
The Ohio river on the 9th was falling at
Pitisburg, Cincinnati and louisville. 1t
was also falling at Cairo.
A dispatch from Memphis of the 9th
says the Mississippi had fallen two inches.
The st. Louis Democrat of the 9Th, SAYS:
River steadily falling. Upper rivers all
falling. Low waters is already reported in
the Missouri. This will necessitate an adj
vance in rates of freight Receipts Of grain
are fair, and freight is becoming more
abundant for New Orleans The Henry
Adkins attempted a very bold thing, and
success has attended her 20 far. She is
new and large stern-wheeler, and has Sc
cured full cargo for New Orleaus, at the
rates which are paid the barge line.
Another large and dangerous crevasee
occurred during the storm ofSunday night,
at the plantation Of Waggaman Il Sons,
right bank of the river, thirteen miles above
New Orleans
The levee has been considered dangerous
for some time, and the engineers have been
at work upon it.
The break jeopardizes the safety of Al
giers, Gretna, and the Opeolusas railroad.
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CIoTHING.-J. A. J Rose, Public Square
has nov on hand one Of the largest and
best stock Of goods which he has had in
many years. Jack has always had the
reputation Of having well-made and dura-
he clothing and he notifies the public
elsewhere through an advertisement that
he viii sell cheaper than has been done in
Nashville in the last ten years. Give him
a call
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.

Calvin Barber ct ais. vs.. Thomas [ owdy ct ais
Original Bill.
IN THIS CAUSE II APPEARING To THE
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master Of said
Court that John Smith and Abner Smith, I hos
Dowdy, William DoEdy. and NJ. b. Tallsy are
non residents Of the State Of Tennessee and de-
PENDANTS in this cause, and whose residence II
unknown, SO that the regular presses Of law
cannot be served upon them: il Is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Nash
Vile Union and Dispatch, newspaper pub
hehed in the city Of Nashville, for four success
sive weeks, requiring the said defendants 20 ap-
pear at the next term Of the Chancery Court at
Linden, Tennessee. on tbs second Monday IN
June next, ls67. to answer or demur 10 CON-
plainants' bill OF the same will be taken as con-
fesseed as % them, and set for hearing sx parts.
r. II. THOMAS, c. and M.
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In ohancerr at Linden. Tennessee.
lAPRIL RULES, I9H j

tNFIliE HtLt9l I1sI.I
William II Lewis va Caseny, SheTrrrd 4 CO.
Supplementary Attachment Bill
IT. APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT
i defendant " N. r Tuniey L a nonresident
OF the State OF Ienneasee, 30 that the regular
process of Law cannot be served upon him. Itis
therefore ordered by the Court that publication
be made fer four successive weeks in the \ ssh
vile Union and Dispatch. 3 Newspaper pub
lished in the city 81 Nashville. Iennessse, re-
curing SAID defendant 20 appersT at the next
term OF the Chancery Court 70 b held IN Liza
den, TenDe5sss on the second Monday June
1901, 70 plead. answer OF demgr 70 complain
ants bili, or the sans viii be taken as confessed
as 70 hIIn aud set for hearing eK psTts.
X. IA. THOMAS. c. 4 IA.