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New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
nANKnrprcY AND STATE TAXES.

INpIASAPoLs, Dec, 3d. -AttOney-General
Williamson has decided that under tho Bankruptcy law
an debts due to the State, in which the proceedings Ill
bankruptcy are pending; and all taxes and assessments
made under the laws OF such state shall be entitled 20
proty or aud be paid In full subject only 10
the costs and fees in bankruptcy. and debt aud taxes due
10 the United States THIS places debts ana taxes uue
thc STATE i'm the st OF preferred claims for full payments
subject 20 the aforesaid and debts and taxes TO INC
United states by state Rws all t3Nes are made ep i
taxes are due The assguees in bankruptcy are sngect
10 the same equities 10 which the bankrupt himself was
suecf 80 that this tile dyest legal or GGu
able Iln and they affect only such property as te
bankrupt ls cquitably wei as legally ehtucn 20
Ucuc. when Val1 lien for taxes attaches to the prop
ety OF the bankrrpt the law continues that e ia tue
hands Ol the assignee and bis yCndce. Ihe STATE may
prove er clal and take full pay provided by law or
II there deficiency the property, take her proper
ton under the order OF the Court and thus tuhd tie
property. Otherwise the lien continues IN Inc properly
and mu.t finally W paid by tho purchaser
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
SUICIDE OF A "poLrcY" PLAYER

For n considerable time past, Mrs. Nina
smith, residing with her husband at tho corner OF Ninth
ave- and sxty.seyents has been IN the habit of play
Ing "polcy" spending large portion oi her huspapus
earpiues unknown TO him, in this way Roceptly, she
has Osyed larger than USUAL and has lhVariaDy
lost This combined with tho fear or discovery by her
nshand 40 worked upon feelings, that she deter
mined TO end her life and accordingly hung herself IN a
oufnouse in the rear Of her residence yesterday aier
noon When found by the neighbors she was dead haN
ing evidently been suspended considerable ime The
woman was n native Of Germany aged Is yeaFs. she
Ia. IAN
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
rI,r HIIyD OF THE CITY.

A meeting was held last evening at lieiizel-
beraers Hail. No 2O6 Eightlaye.. for the purpose Of
making preparations Tor holding fair for The benrht Oh
tho blind OF this city. AZ o'clock. when The meeting
WAS called 10 order by Mr. G. NJ Corey the Chairan a
the benches aud every portion OF the forward par. Oh
women and children, numbering 800 Fhe follow
ing names of permanent officers Ior lb1 ensuing
,or were then read by ). John McCracken. The eecfe
tary: PRESIDENT Chas D spencer: NecFleadeht SAM
n Iappn; Treasurer, q. W. Corey, ami Secretary, o
Iohn NcC.racl;cn The names OF the members whose
names are on the roll OF the organization was tch Iea
and some new ones added Eloquent aud pertinent re-
marks were made by Mr. Thomas Losce and the Rev Mr
Dixon in reference To the object Of the mcetng when -
to hold Il fair and festival rs soon as l9sSlDe, Vi ne
benefit of the blind OF this city II was also dectieu 10
hold Summer festival with music and dan''hs Tor 'hs
sau Oi,iect.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
EUROPE.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR IN TURKEY.
LONDON, Dec 90.-A dispatch from Constantinople,
dated 29th, has the following: Great preparations
are being made in the arsenals on account OF the
threatened war with Greece. Transports loaded
with supplies have been sent to Hobart Pachas fleet
THE INTENTION OF TIE GREEK GOVERNMENT.
VIENNA. Dec. 90-The Presse of this city says that
the Greek Government is ready to comply with the
recent demands made by Turkey, and supported by
the great powers Of Europe.
OPINION OF THE PARIS PRESS.
PARIS, Dec. 3O-The official papers of this city
speak confidently of the meeting and success OF the
Conference.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
GREAT pRITAIN.
NEW GOVERNOR OF TIE HUDsON's BAY


A NEW GOVERNOR OF TIE HUDsONs BAY
COMPANY.
LONDON, Dee. 3O.--The Right Hon. Stafford ii.
Northcote succeeds the Ea,l of Kimberly as Gov
ernor of the HudsOn's Bay Company
TIE Nrw PARLIAMENT-wRITs FOR ELECTIONS.
The new House of Commons met yesterday for pre-
lminary business only. The ministers who were re-
elected took the oath OF office. Wrlts were issued
for elections to fill the vacant seats, after which the
House adjourned until The 10Th Of February.
Reverdy johnson, the American Minister, in
speech yesterday to a doputaton Of the London
Workingnlen's Society said that the Naturalization
Treaty between the United States and Great Britain
certain Of ratification by the United States SEN
ate. The treaty provides that British subject who
hos bocn Sralized in the United States shall have
the same rights to protection on bis return TO Great
Britain re native-born American.
NEW ELECTIONS.
Ii is the general impression that the Conservatives
will be unsuccessful in the elections for members Of
Parliament to ill vacancies.
THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL OCEAN YACHT
RACE-TuE OFFER OF TIE DAUNTLEss DE-
CLINED.
In reply to Mr. BenLctts acceptance Of the Grand
Ocean Yacht Race challenge issued by Mr.. Ashbury,
the latter gentleman objects TO the first clause OF the
conditions respecting the tunnage the Dauntless
being 20 per cent larger than the Cambria. In de-
Ginning Mr. Benefits offer he, however, hopes that
he shall have the pleasure of meeting the Dauntess
at the principal that win come off in the En-
lish and French waters during the ensuing Summer
In case no other American gentleman shonld accept
the challenge for the Grand Ocean Race Mr. Ashbury
still intends to the Atlantic, aud join IN the
competition for the Queens Cup in American waters
In reference to Mr. Benefits proposed course from
ftf
yesterday argues that race TO the Azores and back
would be decidedly preferable as a fair test to the
respective qualities Of the vessels.
SUSPENSION OF A MANCHESTER HousL-IHE
WEATHER.
MANCHEsT1.B, Dec. 30-The house OF William
Brnnner & Co.. heavy dealers in manufactured cot
tons suspended yesterday. This house had extern
sIve American connections. The weather through
out England continued we; aud mild.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
p,.rrEE STANDARD OF STEAMBOATS, RECON-
MENDED

Sr LOlIs, Dec 30-m view OF Inc. elIOT
beng made 10 make Chicago purchasing depot Tor COY COY
rnneut supplies with the intention OF shphS py fhi
od 10 sioux Ct, thence by wheel steamers toHll
ierent points on the upper Missouri RIVER q comniteo
III Lv tlc Merchants Exchange or TINS Guy mas
Ie rrpori 20 tho Underwriters Company Oi the iosSes
81 wheel boats the argument used III llvor OF W.
,,,' n,,trd uoypncnt being based on the NUMBER OF
r,vieeI hons lost during last season between here
i s,,nV (.Ify The committee recommend
tn ~, ,rgrlters Tor the protecton Of trade and usu
r,c' ~ 81 iOn ms well rs for the protection OF the
nsuros to raise the Stahdaru Oh stern
i Mt rspectlOn Ia something equal 10 that or sldc
ynei bOat Inspection. The Committee shoW tlat over
30 voyages were mado by sideY wheel boats IN tho
lsorJd Hycr last season without the loss or dollar %
either the Government private parties, Nhle ognt
stern heel boats together with their eg0es, were lost
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
DESTRUCTION OF A RAILWAY STATION.

PmLADELPuIA, Dec. 30.-At o'clock this
morning the large brick depot of the Richmond branch
OF tho Second ana Thrdst Passenger Railway Company
at Edgemontst and Lehglraye. in the Twentyiifth
Ward was burned to the ground The depot and its con-
tents including passenger and salt car were de
stroyed, involving loss Of nearly $4,000 The tre Is
supposed 10 have caught from stove IN a car or the
Br1esburg hyanch which arrived at the depot ut about
midnight The driver left fire in the stove, and 1t Is
supposed that IL became redhot and igned the straw
On bp Nppr a.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
nrn.rrprER RopprRY IN cHIcopEE. VS.. !.

SpnI\GrIrID, Mass Dec. 3O.--A bold and
successful robbery was committed in Chcopee yesterday
an the persOn Of Mr. Shumway, agent or the Amellcal
Nerrh anfs Union Express. A Mr. Sumway vas going
with his express bag 10 meet the afternoon tram Tor
Sprughcid he WAS sct upon near Bemss eoalynrd, on
Ipuot ST. bv rwo men, who thew fcd-pepper into hls
eycs end seized the express bag. and tearing from his
hands made of with IL. Mr. SUBWAY gave the alarm,
hnt suffered such intense pain from his blinded eyes that
he WAS unable do anything himself in pursuit. He was
lea 10 the Chcopee House, where medical rcef was ad
mlnistered. from fhladelpiha f'Nehihs i'lch'"H"'
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
IMPROVEMENTS Ar FORTRESS MONROE

FonTREss MONROE, Dec. 2S.-Capt CLARK oi
INC IIygela Hotel has enlarged and improved hls hvhs
c,s hotel was closed during the season on account O an
order prohibiting the sale 81 fDioAicst0g iqnt, a
sinys, ad soldiers National Cemetery has been ess
isncd near IIanIpton The Frredmens Bureau, which
Las been In operation here with headglaiters q, mnmp
u ia ON inc Isf Df January to be discobtnuc1, except
for educational purposes The American Mission Asso
citation has erected large school building near iiaP.n
r fiIo cducat on of col0fcd children The children WHO
attend the school required 10 do from Two 10 io
Icfrs work each day on the farm. Tho woits Oh u,o
nrOduec nay the cschefs and other b''"e" "Ape'H's
a. mat tie school IL scli-ensfalnDa
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
THE uoBoKEN HOMICIDE.

The investigation of the circumstances at-
tending the death OF John Paskeis was continued isss
night by Coroner White Dr. Taylor. wio made the post
mortcm examination says that the deceased was not
stabbed bu. came to his death by blow from siedge
hammer which ruptuied the main artery end caused
death from hemorrhage. The testimony given went to
show that deceased quarreled with unknown per.
son. and was struck by him with sledge hammer. This
which weighed p pounds. was shown 10 tho onry
The inu,test was adjourned until Monday evening neIt.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
MIR. BRIGHT AND THE PRINCESS ROYAL OF
PRUSSIA.

After his reception by the Queen, 10 was intl-
mated 20 Mr. Bright the Princess Royal of ITuss'a
had expressed desire that Mt Bright should be pre-
scntcd her This was done ana the Frihces Ae'iuy
assured Mr. Bright that shc greatly desired 20 DC ac-
ouaiutod with himthat sho herself ana l TIC hchheia
OF the royal family greatly Indebted 10 nm Tor he
way In which hc had epOltcn OF their mother she her
self She said had read al his speeches ana thc Ws Ny
pleased Ia SEQ him. Mr. Bright replied On very gracsini
i.rus and said II her Royal iighnees would permit in
he would tell her what tio late hr buchanan, lne
American Minister when last IN London. SAID pi bef 10
him "that wherever hor Royal Hghness went she sAed
euushine over all her path" Mr. Bright was very mue 4
struck with the graceful animated manners ana teibi
greeting he had thc honor TO receive rom Der lHJh
Highness and the young ladies Of the Court ieH WI. Gu
rous interest Of the meeting between bcr hu3" HS'
mos and ilr grcat Quakcr conrt!er.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
SUICIDE IN A CELL.

About one O'clock yesterday afternoon man
was arrested for stealing si5 worth of gold from HE
ployer manufactures Of watch on Johnst, and
locked up IN the Beekmanst Police station. An hour
later when the doorman went TO bring the prisoner up
his being taken before Judge Hogan az
The ronbs lac fond hanging by silk handkerchief
from the hare of his cell door He at down
extinct. ars ~.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
ANTLpApAL MEETING IN FIORENCE.

On the afternoon of the 1jth q popular
meeting, including many Roman cmirants. held at
Florence. in the Piazza IndependcnZa The meeting a
terward proceeded 10 the Piazzo sgnora, where depu
tatious presented petitions the Senate aud the Cham
Der OF Deputies requesting the Intervention OF tho ta
ian Government tn save the lives OF Alamo and Luzz
condemned 10 death at Rome Perfect order prevailed
throughout and the people, at the termination Of the pro
ccedingh, quetIy dlspeIsod.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
CUL4.

REPORTED LANDING or A RBN0LUTIONAEY GEN
ERAL.
HAVANA, Dee. 90.-The DiGriO publishes ram
bling accounts of important OF the trools
over the revoluonists No authentic alYices have been
received from revolutionary sources An uncOnfrned
rGmor in circulation that the revolutionary Gen. que
sada hls landed with aud men ht la GuaDaia, from
Nassau
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
IMPORTANT EXTENSION OF THE ERIE nAILwAY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dee. 30.-The Erie RaiIroah
Company has perpetualy leased the Columbus Chicago
and Indiana Central Railroad which cOnnees with the
Atlantic and Great Western UIbana Ohio and willay
a third rail over all its tracks rs miles The Efie thns
secures through broad gauge line TO Chicago ana is
city, and will try get possession Of route irom here Ia
ST. Louis The amount paid is not snown Dnt - ~ The
neighborhood Of s2O00oo00 The movement VIII pf"'py
result in building new line from this city Last
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
Mrsstss,ppI STEAMER SUNK.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 30.-lhe steamboat En-
uirc h,i,,o for Cinennati sunk below NatcheZ GA
Monday nighr. While laying up during FOG, n bank
,uyed In and large mass " Garth falling on rue noat
sent her TO the bottom She was valued III So'"' he'
cargo was sugar and m0lasses.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
A CINCINNATI TRAGEBY--A HUSBAND KILLS HIS
WIFE AND COMMITS SUICIDE.


CrN0NYATI, Dec. 30.-At abont O'Clock tbis
pornng VIM Ashback killed his wife, Josepiune, by
shifting her head open with hatehet aud stabbns her
once in the left side with butcher knife lie ,hen shot
i,nsef the ball entering the left lower jaw and tearing
away the right back part Of his head aud scattering HIS
ht,jns over the room The couple were in All upper room
- ,ber residence and both were partially nudfeSsed
The husband had frequently threatened TO t"ks HIS
sfe's lfe It wac second marriage for BON ana hoy
ha been married four years They were aged 70 ana %
respectively. Ashback basket maker ana MS "''e
kept a confectionery ON the first hooi "l "'' re7on.o
nj No 90 CentIaye None but tie victims were III ihe
louse Officers hearing the womans cries ana the report
~ the gun broke the house. Both we're found deah
They had evidently retired to diIlerent rooms. Inc
~ fe Was Jealous the husbands visits 10 woman VINO
lrens "A Saloon and the husband dOuby jealous ni
his wife They had quarcled about their property eac
',Nypine real estate and Mrs. Ashback making more
money bt her store than her husband "! ms tfade lhSy
had twice temporarily separated s.nec e'f h,i,g' X M n
tie ,e0mau was on The exc OF applying Tor dNOfce
AthlacR lea yes Elk children by hs first inaiiihse
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
CHICAGO FIRE AND POLICE STATISTICS.

cu,c.co. Dee. 30-This city had 3lS hres
,aar n,,olyng loss of sy5s,1s5 The Fro depart
ent costs The Police naa TN sys ="
III ans os wns re- cred. About tl4]Oo wns iev'u
IN fines Inc oSpoBse oi the Police Department 10 apou'
$40 "a
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
vrwJrRsry TEACHES ASSOCIATION.

MooRrsTowN, Dec 30.-The annual session
OF the New Jersey State Teachers Association WAS cne"
IN order la,t night by the President, Prof. Joseph h.
HAYNES To-day addresses and reports were read ana
nftsr "A dscusson of school topics the Association al
innl1lrn Lnls nNNning.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

test vote At the same time resolution will be Of
fered declaring that in the prospective war between
States Governments with the former Power.-[Even-
ing Post.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
MRs. pICKENys EsrATE.

CrucAco. Dee 30-It has been proved III
Court that the late Mrs Aug stus " Dickens owned real
and personal property worth $500.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
rcr poArnAcE on THE HUDSON.

porCuKEEpsIE, Dee. HO.-The TOnghkeepSic
Bo,t Association race for the silver plate Is set down
far tomorrow wind ard Weather permit ing. THO DIS
rance 10 be sailed Il "a miles from Milton wharf
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
SPAIN.

TEN THOUSAND MORE TROOPS FOR crBh
M,DmD, Dec ao.-The Government viii dispatch
ten thousand soldiers from Cadiz for Cuba and Porto
Rico during the month OF January
DEATH OF MARSHAL rAViA.
Marshal Payia recently GOvemor-Gcue!al Of Mad
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
noMEopArHy.AN TIL MICHIGAN STUDENTS

Ann AHBoR Dec. 30.-The Regents of the
uuiyerhity OF Michigan having forbidden ht delivery of
lectures upon Homeopathy III tio Medical tocge dni
inp he vacation tho students have scared liasterei
U,ll ami Dr Palmer Will lecture there.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsnING1uN. ilec. 10. - Lieut.. .-CDmnandcr III,
rkmg lae naval ssatol al Ltsu Island Pha
aeyhs.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

ALBANY. Dec. 30.--The last rail on the Al
, anI snsnnehapun Railroad 10 connect Albany with
Riugha mtOn was laid this morning. The road - 10 30
omen for through business on the l9th OF JauuhiS
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
efrprrssIoN or OFFICES.

For the purpose of reducing tie BudGd Tor the
coming year II suppression O! 81 OF each Of the Cap
ain-Generalships Goyenorshps, and B!shoprcs, has
been suggested.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
WASHINGTON.

- ALABAMA NEGOTIATI0NS-TH THE CHILEAN
SpT TppACE CONFERENCE.-THE WAR IN ARKAN-
s,s-AsTOUNDING CORRUPTION IN NEW
oRLEANs-GRN. GRANT-JUDGE BUSTED
AND Ills ACCUSERS-REDUCTIoN OF DEPART
VENI EXPENSES-NEW-YEAR DAY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01

Saw the New York Mail Fighting Joe
Hooker would hardly be recognized by
his comrades in aTms--a confirmed lnValla'
the victim of paralysis, dependent on 9th
ers. His return to America without I'M
provement in health is subject Of deep re-
greet, not only TO his warm personal TRENDS
but TO Oh who remember the herolsm OF
American leaders with pride. The news
hat the health Of Mrs, Hooker has been
LOST while vainly exerting herself IN the
work of restoring her hero husband, Is
subject of still more painful interest. She
has been known 10 the country as the most
brilliant woman in Cincinnati, the Queen
City Of the West Few women in the eouh-
try, indeed, have attained more enviab!e
position in society. and none have hlied
their places with more dignity and ele
gance. This couple so brilliant in social
and military reputation, and still young,
reteIn 70 our country broken down il
health and spirits.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01

ATLANTA, June l9-The ConStitutionalis
contains a card from Gen. Gordon, decli-
ming TO be candidate for United States
Senator.
Twenty prisoners from Columbus
are here under guard, some of them in
close cells 1t is said they are charged
with the assassination Of Ashburn, and
were arrested at the instance OF a Washing
ton detective.
The crop prospects are not fattering, on
account OF dry weather
The first lot Of new wheat sold here yes
terday at $40 per busbel.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01
FOR SALE.
SHRRIFF,s sAIFS
DY VIRTUE OF ~ ORnER az sAIl
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
~ SUED from tho Chanesry Conrt a. Knox county and
directed 20 sherin said county will cell 70 the
highest bidder Tor cash, at the house
Vie on Saturday the lith day OF july 1865 all the right
title claim and demand that f. H. Anderson in and 20
house and lot situated the Of Cumberland
street. in she city Of Knoxville adjoining property Of
VIM. Kennedy, Elizabeth MoCampb6 and others Said pro-
perty viii be sold satsfy judgment thai D. A. Dsado
rick, Clerk and Master for the Martha Mcclellan and
Others obtained against f. NJ Anderson Chancery
COURT at Knoxville, on the nth day Of april 1853
tune l04t II. ID. BEARDEN. Sheriff
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01
CHANCERY CoURT-KNOxvILLF.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Geor0a Il parker VI Tobn II Parker and otbers

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
made in this cause will sell the door the court
house in Knoxville Wednesday July 18TH 1868 lot
belonging the estate of John Parker deceased situate
the southeast of Main and State Streets Knoxville on
which are commodous brick budings. The sale win
made and twelve months time without the equity
Of redemption taking without interest," with good So
eurity and retaining lien till the purchase money paid
June loaf pf5 d. A. DEADERICE Q. & 81.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01
CHANCERY CoURT-RUTLEDeg

UCaIby UaIton AdmlntratoT, 0Cl Isaac Hlpshe
others.
THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
Of Wiley Hipshire having ossn suggested, and bill
filed In the Chaneery Court Rutledge BY Admntra
tor against the heirs law and creditors praying that
said administered In said insolVsnt
estate 1t is ordered by the Clerk and Master that pubca
tien be made for four successive weeks Brownows Wig
notifying the creditors of said forward
their claims duly authenticated and have them
selves psde parties the BILL before Of
September next, they will be forever barred copy of
the order. iunelO-4s PTS Test: c. O. SMITH, @. 4 M
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01
NOTIOE OF INsOLvENCY.

STATE OF TENNBsSEE--jE ~ EhSON COUNTY
june, County Court 1868.
THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
Of Isaac Aidsron deceased having suggested by
Isaac Andersen, J Administrator Of said estate the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Jefferson comfy Tennessee 1t Is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the Knoxville
Whg newspaper published in the city of Knoxville and
also sc the court house in the town of cambridge four
successive weeks for all persons having claims against said
estate TO file the same in the prescribed by law
before the frat day of November 1868 they will be for
barred. ISAAC ANDERSON, JB-,
Attest: Administrator Of Isaac Anderson, deceased.
JAMES u. NICHOLSON, CLERK. June 10-4tF
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01
HU1SON'S PATENT RIBBON
HAND STAMPS.

livery BUSINESS Man IN THE
Isr ~ sseld BE- supplied vll onhsf uUDsoss PAT
stasas - - HAND STAMPS. Tn ribbon used on these
Ken st a. - o impressions, when g easily Be "a
oaney nes enc Inserted. az ii hold saaii die g
saps ior e ~ Law requfes, and any other Size and
Pest one 49,, loA. boaseief staansr and Prater,
eouthera AasVn Ta1n General sreDf for all
sssutsa stis Leisr stepnk pian o. n eolors
tice taris aillnt Ia iAc beat tfis on slorf NJ.
-'''a y any address apliieasion. faif
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01
COUNTY COURT KNOX COUNTY.

Robert Harper Administrator &C. the Heirs Of Mary
Mangum, deceased.
IT APPEARING TO THE COURT FROM
the petition filed in this the June Term 1865 that
James Mangum of the defendants nonresident Of
the State of Tennessee 1t ordered that publication
made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Whig
paper published In Knoxville, notifying the said James
appear before this Court the Knox
vile, the first Monday in July next to said BILL
the will DO taken for confessed and for hearing
20 him psrte June 10-4t WM. RULE, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01
CHANCERY COURT AT JACKsBORo'.


Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad Company vs. Amos Maui
pin, Jr., and D. Hart, c. and NJ
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
from allegations Of the bill, which to,
Amos Maupin nonresident Of the State Tenpes-
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master the
June Rules that publication be made for four
weeks in BroRnow's Wing, newspaper published in the
city Of Knoxville Tennessee requiring said defendant Amos
Maupin Jr appear the next of the Chancery
Court held the county Campbell, at the
the Of JacksborO the Bird Monday of Octo
Der next and there plead demur answer
to be ed by Monday October next by rule of this
Cour the bill in this cause the viii be taken pro
confosso aud set for hearing parte as to him.
June lot pf5 DAVID HART, G. i NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01

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Il un4arsgnad a. q. gais. 49, 81. 81 Jane. 0obss. .
apFointsaspt - $3.50 81 KngK % aad alitiist
AHo.l.ig o. 10 29ih DAY 81 Alii - - fs-istfssr
~ said plstfit 49, fffh fay Iula. A. u. ~.
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