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STRANGE mALLUCISATIoN.
An Aged MouOmanIae Offers 20 Bet
$4,000, and Loses S20OO-ENtraordi-
nary Whim of Il NOnagenarian.

An Aged MouOmaniae Offers 20 Bet
$4,000, and Loses S20OO-ExIraOrdI-
nary Whim Of n NOnagenarian.
There is a very estimable old gentleman
living within two or three miles Of this
city, who is ninety years of age, and who
is a monomaniac on very peculiar point.
He prides himself on his clear eyesight,
and is particularly deranged as TO the di-
rectiOn Of the Slatehouse from his place :;
but strange to say, the direction in which
he asserts it lies is exactly contrary 10 its
true locality, while the distance he fixes is
equally exIravagant. A short time since,
he offered TO bet friend from the city ten
thousand dollars upon the direction and
distance Of the capitol, both of which he
had got at With his eve, but the friend re-
fused TO accept the wager, well knowing
the inirmity OF the old gentleman. A few
days since, however, the aged monomaniac
fell in with a less scrupulous customer,
whom he also offered TO bet ten thousand
dollars on the distance and direction of the
Statehouse The man having only $4,000,
the old gentleman bet that amount with
him, and, az a matter of course, Lost the
money, which the winner coolly pocketed,
and still holds ia possession. We have
not the names Of either Of the parties to
this extraordinary wager, but understand
its result has caused considerable feeling
among the friends of the loser.
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Fifty Dozen MtshIer's Herb Biifers
for sale at COIemRn's Drug store, 2IO
Church street, the Rest Female InVtg-
OraiOreVer used aprl6 If
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COniugal Love, and the Happiness
OF True Marriage.-Essay for Young Men.
on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which
destroy the Manly Powers and create impedi-
ments to Marriage with sure means Of relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge.
Address. DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGaTON, How
ard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. feb2 Sun
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GRAND JURY OF INQUEST.

W. I. Berry, foreman; r. Q. Bruce, s.
J. Little, B, r. Cutter, Jno. Wilhoite, Jno.
Link, Geo. w. Owen, Fl. s. Peach, NJ. N
Parmele, Jno. Clendennin, H. g. Bateman,
NJ. L. Dismukes, j. H. Ruggles, VIM. A.
Black, c. r. Parsons, j. w Hagan, 10.
II. Farrar, E. Trnett, jesse Warren, w.
H. Horn, Kindred Ray, Z. B. Bigley, s.
Pritchett-22
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-21

TIE FEDERAL CoURTs.-The United
States Circuit Court and the United States
District Cont, Judge Connolly F. Trigg
presiding, convened at the Capitol yester-
day. The following juries we're impan-
neled
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FISK School on ITS MUsCLE.-Two lit
tie colored girls from the Fisk School, West
Nashville, had spirited fight on the cor
ner of Church and Vine street yesterday
After mauling each other to the satisfaction
of both, they desisted and went their way
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NOTICE TO OWNERS.

THE FOLLOWING GOODS. SPECIFIED
1 below. having been stored with ~ b. the
steamers "Ialtsman" and A. Baker ipr the
non payment OF freight and charges II not
called for within THIRTY DAYS after the
date Of this notice. will be sold according %
la9. 10 satisfy ali claims held by said steam
bOais against the same, also warehouse charges
p. NJ. Ryan. Nashville. Sax French Burr Mill
stones
j.. b. g. Rand. Barksville. Ky. three hundred
coal oil barrels.
CORBEIT a BOYD.
Agents Steamers IalismAn and A. Baker.
apri5 q. Il and AZ Front street.
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Do THE lsRAELITEs NEITHER INCREASE
NOR DECREASE Mr.. j. J. Peres recently
delivered a sermon in the Jewish Syna-
gogue in Memphis, on the Passover. 1t
attracted considerable attention, and was
highly spoken of as an intellectual effort.
The Memphis Apala,chc learns that among
the many propositions he presented was
one seeking to prove how the Israelites
were so vsibly under The influences of the
consequence of the dispersion, and that the
divine prediction and the land of your
enemies shall not consume You aud
although in the land Of your enemies l
will not destroy YOU has been and is lit
orally fulfilled fer the number Of the
lsraeiites this ddy lie in round figures the
same As II was two thousand years ago.
Is there another nation where such a
phenomenon has taken place? They are
not destroyed, nor do they increase" We
give this synopsized extract from the ser
mon because 1t presents a proposition
that will strike our readers as curious, at
least
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Crsam Of the best quality,
either wholesale or netail, to Pic mics. Parties,
private families. or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our ARRANGEMENTS, and viii be pre-
pared to Gil all orders At short notice
SS1 We also keep on hand fne assortment
Of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock of the best and freshest Confec-
tioneries to be had in the city
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprlo 2m No. 50 North Cherry street
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POLICE COURT, April 20.-M. B. V.
Morgan, assault and battery $40.
Ann Conner, drunk and using obscene
language; So.
Robert Woods, assault. and battery
costs.
Samuel Porter, same; discharged.
james Howard, assault and battery; So.
Fanny Howard, same; discharged.
Joseph Grenard, vagrancy discharged.
Mary Lawrence, drunkenness; work
house ten days.
Joseph Manley, assault and battery; So.
Mary Ann Rankin, using obscene Ian
guage; discharged.
Seth Csuley, drunk and lying on side
walk So.
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Administrators Notice.

a Ii CREDITORS OF WI. h. EWIN. De
II ceased. are hereby notified % brtnE % ms
their accounts and demands, properly authGnti-
Gated. within the time prescribed By law, Or
they will be forever barred in Law and equity.
and all periOns indebted % him are hereby re
quired ~ come forward and pay, or the claims
sill be placed IN course o. COLLECTION
G. DU PRE, Admir-.
No. S. Public Square. Nashville. Tenn
Dscembsr n 1866. jan2l 9ui
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CIRCUIT COURT TRAVERSE Hurry.

J. w. Wilson, s. c. Hare, George w.
Smith, $. B. Davidson, E. Cunningham,
D. Randall, c. B. Hall, J. b. Knowles,
Joseph Link, Geo. b. Abbott, Jesse Cor
don, H. G. ScOvel.
DISTRICT COURT TRAVERSE JURY.
10. Thompson, VIM. Brown, +. Jones,
w. Rowzee, A. b. Shankland, William
Wright, Lewis I. White, Robert F.
Strother, Daniel Brannan, Jno. A. Temp
kIns, Daniel Eskew, w. +. Simmer.
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sAsavIrIF AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at.-......8.0l a. n. and 600 P. N
Arrive at CHATTANOOGA 400 A. NJ and 400 P A.
shelbyvile and TullGhoma Accommodation.
Leaves Nashville.-.'..-. - ~ p ".
Arrives a. Nashville ..,.-....-......-. 1880 A. NJ
felruHawa arequfqH
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A BELL At THE NoRKHoUsE.-The
bell purchased by the corporation for the
workhouse long time ago, snd which has
long been going 10 rust, has been cleaned
up and hung, aud is being used 10 note the
hours for commencing and closing the
work Of the day. Alter 9 O'Clock, every
hour OF the night is rung and whenever e
IRE alarm IL 70 be gotten mp, the work
house bell will be expected 70 make its
share Of the required hubbub.
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HIsHwAY RoBBERY.-Jos eph Baily,
who lives al the corner Of Summer and
Demonbreun streets, being 10 Lebanon on
Saturday evening lsst, started home on
foot When about four miles this side Of
Lebanon he was attacked by two men.
whom he supposed had followeF him for
the purpose, halted him, presented pistols
and demanded has money or his life
Being unaTmed, he submitted with as good
grace as possible, and gave up all the
money he had, together with his pocket
knife. and exchanging an old worn ont hat
for his
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Fifty Dozen MIshIer's Herb BitteFs
for Sale at COIeman's Drug Store, 2IO
Church street, the Rest Female Invig-
orator ever used. aprl6 If.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
NASHVILLE. April 20, $50,

NASHVILLE, April 70, 1868.
COTTON. Not a single bale sold or
shipped to-iay. Holders are firm and hold
too high to give any margin to speculators
Received - bales.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
stool on hand Sept !. ...-...-.... .5Zz
Received today ..----.-----.--.---- -..----. -
Received previously G. 92f9 -
Antai
shipped to-day --.----------------------- 80.
Shipped previously -..-.-..---.---- g. 124-6s "a
Stock on hand to-dsy. ----.-..--........- l1.5
The following dispatches we're received
at the Chamber Of Commerce:
NEW YORK, April 2O.-GoId opened at
l3S3 lO.40 A. M.-Cotton-holders ask
an advance, but buyers operate with eau
lion. Low middiing 30tC93Otc, upIands
3l4c, good middling 32lc, Mobile &c,
Orleans 324. Gold 1854 ll:45 An
Cotton quiet bat steady. Buyers Won't pay
the advance, and bid as follows Low
middling 294c, uplands Bic good middling
&c, Mobile 3l4c, Orleans &c. Gold 1885,.
3P. M.-Gold I39 Cotton quiet but firm.
Sales to-day 700 bales. 31c was bid for
middling uAands Sterling exchange
hrmer, ll04Gll0s
LIVERPOOL, April 20-lI:l5 A. NJ
Cotton market buoyant. Estimated Gales
to-day $4,000 bales, adoat 124@l2sd, up
lands l249l2sd, Orleans l2sG123d. I;50
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NASHVILLE ArpNoRTHwEsrERN RAILROAD

NASHVILLE AND NoRTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains
Leaves Nashville at......-445 A. N. and 5l5 P. "
Arrives al Nashville at...f.45 A. ". and go A. N.
FDGFFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive AZ Nashville at................ 10 90 A. N.
;eavs Nashville at .............. 40 P. n.
LERAEOR STAGE.
Leaves Nashville ....-................I0e0 4. N.
Arrives at Nashville-.........-.-.--. .l'DO P NJ
TRTUNE sTACH.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS az o'clock A. NJ. arrives At Nash
vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock P. n
LEwtsBURG And sOLESsvILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday Thursday. and Sat
urdaT ut 7: 20 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
dav.
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uAILROAD Am sTAGE TIME TABLE

once Hours.
Sundays. 7 to9A.E.
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Arrives Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
at4PM Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and at
urdays al 4. n.
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CRIMINAL COURT, APRIL 2O.-stat

CRIMINAL COURT, April 20-State rs.
Lewis Bonner, 45lh infantry. Murder OF
James Runnels, 9Th cavalry. Verdict,
guilty of mansaughter Imprisonment six
years.
II. II. Thomas was sworn and admitted
az practicing attorney.
Stale rs. John Congas alias John Dillon.
Horse and mule stealing. Continued to
Tuesday, April 2lst.
State rs. Henry Ferriss. Larceny. No
true bill found, prisoner released, aud State
taxed with the costs.
State as. Thomas Lewis. Rape. Con-
tnued until August, and defendant recog-
nized in a bond of $1,000.
State rs. James Wilson and John Houch-
ms. Horse stealing. Continued until
Thursday, and T. Brown and Frank Reid
appointed to defend.
State rs. Peter Holt. Hobeas corpus. De-
PENDANT recognized from day to day, in a
bond of $500.
State Is. VIM. Tucker and Melvin Bar
ker. Attempted burglary. Verdict, guilty ;
imprisonment three years.
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WINES.
BRANDIES.

"a Casks J. Fauri's Cognac, IsOS.l
do Renault Brandy. IsSS)
do United Vineyard Pr0priet0rs
Brandy. IsS9)
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italian and Plain Awnings are made
at short notice, by
BEECH. MANLOVE i Co,
No. 60 North College street.
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Large stock Of Wool and Brussels
Carpeting is now offered very low, by
BEECH. MANLOVE 4 CO.,
No. 60 North College street.
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TdeeGeId and Kentucky y. n.
............... 90 A. n.
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FIRE--There was fire at IL o'clock last
night in the neighborhood of Buens Vista
Springs, several miles north of town. The
alarm was sounded in the city, but the FIRE
department kept within the corporation
line
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.. 'al mi1niEht..---.. --..-.-'-..---'.--''---
-rcaud washington and S"iii"'f" -"
gHafaauDOEB.
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.cra,ur. Mea,pi,iS ara New orleans.
.............7.00 A. NJ
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y HTI CHI w.
e, s.s.s.G AM CI.nSISt. 90 rae
rtIi. -kEGtST SO -sHicifi.
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tirSt Northern
srcoud Northern.
tls Al ..........-.------.1l5 p "
it4I Washington and Southef" W"
chattanooga.
D.. sl midniEht.. --....-'.'.---''---
-rraud washington H0d S"nih"fh 81"
ShafsSuOOER.
am 4, d, .............--.-'.--4.uJ P. n.
scraiur, MeuiphiS aria New Orleans
.an4 midnight A. NJ
memphis and New Orleans.
g. "a P. N.
TdreReId aad Kentucky v. u.
ts1r A ...................-. An.
Northwestern V. X.
lsas midnight ..---.--...-. .........-5;40P P. n.
ThomasviIIe via Stage.
Thursday
IaTdsn's Store via Stage.
Monday 1900 midnight P. n.
W.irsslav 40 ....-.........-......... 40
FRIDAY DO r---'..--..'-.--'.-''' DO
Itherty-Via Stewart's Ferry, GAINESVILLE sHi
Statesville.
Thursiay 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. n.
Lebanon via stage.
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memphis and New Orleans.
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.tgsI Washington and Southef" VIZ
Chattanooga.
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MALT LIQUORS.

y Casks YOungsr's Ale,
i0 Casks Guinness Porter. Also
100 Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Filters
zoo, 600 Cigars, Imported and Domestic.
Finest brauds.l
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
A-rive ~ Nash vile ............... 90 A. n.
Leave ...----.-..--.'----. p''' p ~
Mail ani Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville 81 .........--....'-.,.- bWl A. n
Memphis. Mobile and N. o. Express:
49,. KssbV;IIs At ............. go P. NJ
Arrive ~ Nashville -.-.-.'..-' '5z a. n
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tir~t Northern
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Northwestern ". r.
.-.----I.:-hA -...............-... 5.A0 p n
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.. "IHI r1r Or ............ t'-' go
srcaud Northern.
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GROCERIES

cid Governments lava Coffee,
Fine Green Teas,
All Kinds OF Canned Fruits.
oysters, Sardines,
Pickles, syruPs, and Sauces.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is rising slowly, and rise of
several feet is looked for, owing to heavy
rains above. There ia % feet water on
the shoals
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Monday 1000 p N.
n 81 fues1gy DO -.s....s-.s--. ---.ss.. 30
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ON HAND,

300 Barrels Pure Copper-Disuned
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LOUISVILLE, April 20-Arrived-Ber-
muda, PASSPORT; Dexter, New Orleans !;
Louisiana, New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, April 20-Departed-MafbIe
City, Memphis.
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Hand-LoOms and Spinning Wheels.

-, scam y strong aud less liable rip Than the lgsk
All PeTs29s wishing iHformatiou In regard 10 ths above
Asnsa articles viii promptly Supplied with Price Ls
eii'ui WIN arawingsand explanations, BY addressing
RUBLE s. WILLFORD
~ tS-H Chattanooga, Tsnnessss
., North 60, ere agents, or KnoxviIs and vicinity
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GRANGER COUNTY COURT.
Al RufTedgR.

PETITION TO PARTITION THE LANDS OF THOMAS
sALOMAE, DECEASED.
T. W saIomau and Others William salomau and others.
IT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
CATIONS tho petition fled IN this cause that the de-
fendauts saloman, John Saoman Henry Saloman,
George saomah and the children and heirs at law Of James
saoan deceased whose unknown resi-
es OF che Of Tennessee Therefore, Il s ordered by
the Court that pabaton be made or ouf successive weeks
appear the LIST Monday Of September 1865
before the Coanty Court q Granger county Rufedge
and answer defend this petition the viii be taken
FOR confessed and for hearing parte 70 them
n. GOLDMAN Clerk.
July eft BY J. n. GOLDMAN, Deputy Clerk.
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ATTACHMENT.

NJ r. Branucr Theo. Bradford and James Mitchell
THE PLAINTIFF MAKES OATH THAT
L is indebted to him in the Of S25 60
aud suit removed OF the county that
the ordinary proes be served upon him. hav
ing obtained original attachment against the estate Of the
defendant made returnable before James Fuller, Justice
Jefferson county and the having been
levied his property IL ordered that the defendant
pear before him. his oce cambridge, jefferson county
the SIN DAY November 1868, "a viii be proceeded
viii accordingly and that this notice Ice published for four
successive weeks in Browul0w's Wing.
irly Las JAMES FULLER, J. r.
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- z. X. BAIIsEY. M. ~

|NIs'7 I0lIIF0u % % TI0 hour o. I'D y ~.
- 6 : Lynchburs and The Hast, a.Q2 A. n.
cages received at the hour Of 500 AZ
N. s. WOODWARD Ages
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I'm Circuit COurt-Cocke County.

Uebty AluTeNs v. l1l77
IN THIS CAUSE II APPEARfNG FROM
the affidavit Of the plainti that he defendant is
RESIDENT ordered that publication he made Tor four sue
cesive weeks Knoxville Mhg newspaper published
m Knoxville Tennessee requiring said defendant % appear
Of the Circuit Court TO be held Tor the
county Cooke, at the court house in Newport ennesee
on the FIRST Monday after fourth Monday July, 1863
then and there 60 plead, demuI 70 the petition
6ed or the same will for confessed to him and
r,rncenand viii nnrte. II. II. BAER Clerk.
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ATTACHMENT


NJ. 7, bfanheI VI WAX W hHIFtt'
THE PLAINTIFF MAKES OATH THAT
defendant indebted to him in the Of S27 80 and
suit removed out os the county that the
ordinary process cannot be served upon him. having
obtained an original attachment against the estate Of the
defendant made returnabe before James Fuller, Justice
the Peace for Jefferson county, and the same having been
levied on his property: is ordered that the defend
appear him, bis ONCE In cambridge, Jefferson
county on the day ofNoycmbcr 1865 IL viii be
ceced with accordingly, and that this notice he published
for four successive weeks in Brownlows Nhig.
iuiy lac JANIS FULLER, J. 7.
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In Chancery-ROgersViIIe. Tenn.


ILir1a Smith and thers complainant vs. James a Hord
GedEEe n. Powsi and Richard g. Vain, defendants.
TUE HON. SETH J. w LUCKY, CHAN
rrlsh having .t rho last Term IN ff Con "a ~ fouorv
heif norsFaFilie -apIiointel ls rrrsrI Srinl fr
nfsssuar take tie account srieref h. NO. r. - : o.
meg terra OF SAID Cart she undrsiggli viii attend The
oci Of he Ciork AID Master Court In Rogerssle
Friday 3lsg n she prens for the said par
pose son the raid arias viii attend with their estimony y;
aua II she n0 attendance 81 ihe parties either
ifla le uudersgnzd viii proceed 81 take sad
raTie and report Rce5rdiugly D. ALEXANDER
iniy s-H speoiel Commissioner
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Theo Rogsn, Administrator, s. }. Baruad ct al.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
Jane. C. Hunt and J. W Bal. vs. VIM A. blackburn ct as.
Attachment.

In Circuit Court Cooke county TennMsrsh Term lses'
A. r. Garrison Sc. William Mayer.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO
the Court proceedings fled in this cause that
the atachment has been levied upon the goods and
chattes Of the defendant further appearing 70 the
Court that the defendant nonresident It Is therefore
ordered by the Court publication be made for Tour sue
cessive weeks in the Knoxville Wing Newspaper published
in Knoxville Tennessee requiring the defendant TO appear
at the next Term Of Court be held foT the county Of
Cooke at the court house Newport the first Monday
after thel fourth Monday n July next, aheh ana he
make defence the VIII DC taken as confessed ana "
cause set FOR hearing ex psrte. 3 true copy.
inIv 40 u. H. BAER, Clerk.
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HoRArIo SEYMOUR, in bis speech on ac-
cepiing the presidency OF the New York
Convention. says that most Of the impor-
tant questions were forced upon the consid-
Grafton Of this convention by the resolutions
Of the late Republican Chicago Conyen-
ton. So mostof the important questions
Of The war were forced upon Lee by TIC
movements Of Grant.
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original Attachment.

Wiley Watson vs.. Wiley Thornton.
IN THIS CASE THE PLAINTIFF,
Wiley Watson makes oidavit that the defendant, Wiley
Thornton Of Tennessee 1t = therefore
by that publication be made in BroWnlow Whg,
newspaper published il the city Of Knoxville in the
comfy Knox for four successive weeks requiring SAID de-
PENDANT Wiley Thornton 20 appear before me on the 10Th
day OF August 1865 at my Office the 18th Civil District Of
Knox county aud there 10 defend said suit otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with eK parte,
iulv -3ta A. +. SMITH, J. T. for Knox county