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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21
Attest .. @. FahIER, CLERK q -
SUPREME COURT OPINION.
NASHVILLE, TESSEssEE, DECEMBER TERM, 1867
FRIERS0E, ADMINISTRATOR OF EMBRY, rs.
THE HEIRS OF O. LlHARRIsy DECEASED.


At the December tern, 1885, Of this court J. Frier
recovered Judgment against Giles T. Harris and
others for the sum Of $500 and costs.
On the 27th Of August 1866, the plaintiff suggested to
the Clerk Of this court that the said Giles T. Harris
dead and that VIM. l.. Harris, c. c. Harris, Robert O..
Harris Mary Harris Alice Harris Claiborne Harris and
Rowena Moore his heirs at law and thereupen the
Cisrk issued sci IA. directed the sheriff Of Maury
county commanding him to summon said hers-at-laW
to appcar before this court and show If any they
have can why said judgment should not be revived
against them.
This process has been served and the question pre-
scented H. the udgment Be revived agaust the heirs
upon mis- eel. a. and cleary Of the opinion It
cannot, Tor several reasons.
The scre facias i 10 show cause why the Judgment
should not be revived against the heirs Of the Judgment
debtor, iassad Of to show why execution should
not be ssuod against the real estate OF the ancestor de-
scended 10 the heirs. We know Of no authority Tor
simple reviTOr Of Judgment against heirs
Where a suit has been instituted against party who
dies before Judgment and person viii administer up
on the estate Of the defendant the plaintiff may out
cire asias against the heirs devsees Of the defen-
dan and apon return thereof duly executed, may pros
eeute his suit to judgment and execution against the
real estate Of the deceased defendant descended de-
vised to the heirs or devisees.
After Judgment the plaintiff seeking to subject the
real estate Of the judgment debtor descended 70 the
heirs before taking executions against soch real
tate The heir 70 be summoned by scre facas,
TO show cause why execution should not be issued
against the real estate.
But 70 authorize the issuance Of scre facias to sub
ec the real estate in the hands Of the heir to the salts
faction Of Judgment against the ancestor, suggestion
must be made upon the record Of the fact that real estate
has descended to the heir This suggestion Of record is
necessary foundation Of sere acas against the heir
without which the sere facias irregular and void in
asmueh scire faeias must be based upon matter
of record.
The Clerk had power authority to issue the writ
It's issuance is judicial act based upon suggestion
entered Of record and must be awarded By ths court.
Hillman Brothers VS.. Hickerson, Sd Head, 575. For
these several reasons say nothing of others which
might be assigned the motion to revive the judgment
must be refused, and the sore facias dismissed.
HAWKINS Judge.
A true copy.
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Real Estate sale.

4 IN THE 2IsT DAY OF NOVEMBER
~ ls6s, at the late residence OF Harmon Davis In the Bro
OV District Of Claiborne county Tennessee viii sell
credit OF two and three years. purchaser giving
and security and lien retained until payment setes bear
ing interest ron dae the Farm which said DfS
the time OF his death The place contains scres
about AZ miles Of farewell adjoining Of Mar
oellus Kinoaid, Parkey Davis and others.
ls-4tN WIN. H MYERS, Executor
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Attest: J. G. Frazer, Clerk.
SUPREME COURT OPINION
NAsHvr1LE TsSSEssEE, DEcENBsR TERN 1867
THOMAS H.. coLDwELL, ATTORNEY GENERAL REroRrEH
THOMAS CHEATHAM, IN ERROR, rs. WILSO
STRATTON A. co

THOMAS CHEATHAM, IN ERROR, rs WILSON
STRATT0N co.
The defendants in recovered a judgment by de-
fault against the plaintiff in in the Circuit Court of
Maury county the 23d Of August 1854, but it not
appearing what amount Of damages he plaintiff had
tanned, jury Immediately empanneled who render
ed verdict for the plaintiff for the Of $4,000 for
which judgment pronounced to which the
defendants have prosecuted writ of this court
The defendants in error come and suggest di
intuition Of record in the cause in this that since the
rendition Of said judgment the plaintiff in has filed
his petition in said court and has sued out writ of
nobis in this cause, which at and before
the suing of the writ Of in this court and still
is pending and undetermined in said circuit court and
asks that certorar be awarded bring into this court
f and perfect transcript Of the record and hereupon
the counsel for the plaintiff in admits the sugges-
ton Is true, and this court for leave 20 dismiss
che writ of error nobis pending in the Circuit
Court and 70 proceed upon the is stated in the
record now file in this court.
We do not think the defendant in can in this
court dismiss his petition for writ Of nobs
noT pending in the Circuit Court Of Msnry county.
We also OF the opinion the is necessary
part Of the record in this cause and without determin
ing more now we viii award the certorari asked for.
HAWKINS, Judge.
true copy. .#
Attest. J. @. FRAzER, Clerk. ~ 8 4
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Legal Advertisements.
County Oourl-Knox county

PETITION FOR PARTITION OF REAL ESTATE.
.. G, Gnin ct ell, Henry Adcock ct al
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
II that O. W. Anderson one Of the defendants is non
resident Of the State of Tennessee 1t ordered publ
cation be made for four successive weeks in BrOwnow
Knoxville Whg ordering him appear before the County
Court TO be held at the court house in Knoxville the
Monday In November, 1868, TO plead, demIT
said BILL the same will be taken for confessed as to him
aid set for hearing parte.
sept 30-4t pf5 WA. RULE, Cless
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County Court-KnOx County.

NOTICE TO N0N-REsIDENTS.
George NJ Carter Administrator The heirs of William
HicksOn, deceased.
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL
fled In this case which is TO- that the tafendans
heirs Of james Hiokson deceased the heirs Of John Kick
deceased the heirs OF Benjamin Hickson deceased
Of whom heirs at law az VIM Hckson senior deceased
stated in The bill also Henry Crawford and hlt wife Eli
zabeth Crawford, and Andrew Hiokson
the State OF Tehnessee IL is ordered that pub ration b,
made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Whg
flying said defendants 20 appear tho house Knox
vie the fret Monday 10 December next defend said
BILL the will be taken for confessed them
SET for bearing paTte. VIM RULE,
oct l44t PIT Clerk.
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INsoLvFNF NOTICE. =

~ AN lNU IhlS DA1 SUOJESIED IHE
IL insolvency Of the Of Martin Hipahrs deceased
70 the Clerk OF the County Court Of Granger cnty
nessee this therefore 20 give notice to al having
claims against said estate 70 file them properj autheht
cate with the Clerk Of the County Granger
at Rutedge, before the first Monday January
1862 for rata distribution they will forever barred
In law and In equity. WILLIAM T. HIPsEIRE,
sept l6-4t pf5 Administrator of faid Estate
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TEEAsUHEHs OFFICE, KS01yuLr, seIt. Do, i-...
VHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Al IHh
a last annual meeting, appointed Commti.s 2. 'L-
the stock Books OF t1e Company. That c0mnIi ~ 49,
animation. hnd The accounts d many Who sulss W I
Capital Stock o. the Company show balances ~, ~
amSunt) yet due and unpaid, and, prepara1fy 1900 ID
accounts closed, order that notice b gver by D. rat
the newspapers the line Of the Road O. a - GOA
pany the bsanee dre on tIer s.pertrve l.-raa' aa a.
fore the 10th day Of November next, or ine s'.-
clared forfeited. 49,. g-t s.t
All Stockholders who have paid fiL aal f - t6gn
certhcttes, requested 10 call a. the 800 krnr1I
The 3t0ckholders notified also tlhl W. ,slr aU
Convention, elect Directors for she el- p f4r. 5l
meet ct Knoxville on the LAST tut $50 rryFs
NOyember next. JOlN Il T-...rr4r.
sept l6-tiil Nov - Secretary A-l ''
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LEAFS SPRINGS,
East Tennessee.

Boarding Accommodation will be Opened
June LIST, 1853.
THE HOUSES HAVE BEEN THOR
0UGHLY repaired, painted pered &C.. together with
new addition Of Porch and Kitchen. Have three Of She
finest Springs In the world the
Chalybeate, White and Black Sulphur
Tho cool and healhfu atmosphere PHEASANT surrouHdngs
the variety, aecessibeness and medical qualities
Springs too well known 30 require any special
in regard % them. They situated ia Granger county
miles from McMans station, the East Tennessee
Virginia Railroad two aud half hours ride Knox
Vile, 10 miles by rail and 10 by hack Stables board for
horses viii be provided, besides other
Hacks viii run daily from McMian's station.
TERs per day for Board 81 per $40 per month s3.
Children under II years and servants half price.
For further particulars address
J. G. FLANDERS, lessee
may 15-tf Kuo4vue Ten,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21
SUPREME COURT OPINION.
JOHN W. KFAMs r.. D. 7. KERNs ET AL.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, DEcEMBER TERN' 1867
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21
CHOICE FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

CAPT. S. N. BELL, OF KNOX COUN-
" TY choice assortment Of summer FAN and Win
Ter Fruits reasonable terms.
The undersigned has taken much pains Ia making his sc
Iectons Of Fruits best adapted e climate Of Tennessee
Georgia and Alabama, and win warrant The Fruit good
have variety % Northern and Northwestern Fruit well
Native Fruit Of the Apple Fruit with choice Pears
For Trees Eve high and upwards per trse.. % cents
Ono years growth from four % ave et per Tree, l2l
oct last 3. n. BILL.
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.

IMPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AND
H dispatched from the Of the Company in Kno1ys
leaves daily for the South and West via Chattanooga
$40 r. n.
Goods and Packages received up to the hour Of fDrH.
Leave daily for Lynohburg and she East, 9.J2 4. s.
Goods and packages received at the hour 500 A.
ian3lu n s. WOODWARD, agent
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21
ICE! ICE! ICE !

TOHN SCHERF & co. ARE IMPORT
- ING Northern Lake lee, aud will do during the sum
and Fall Season.
Parties living at station the Railroad btweeu Chat
anOOga and Bristol be supplied daily by sending their
orders to the above named hrm at ROCKVILLE.
The price viii DO accordance with what costs
on the most reasonable terms
aug i-tw II JOHN SClIERF co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Tennessee Reports for Sale.

for sale by the Clerk the Supreme Court at Knoxville
Any wishing to buy fth Volume Of the Decisions the
Supreme Court, reported by Codwel Attorney General
will find chem 10 the Office Of Clerk Of Supreme Court
Knoxville, SEND ORDERS AND NoNEY-price $3.50.
sept 30-it NJ. L. PATTERSON. Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21
OHANOBRY SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
DITRSTTANT TO A DECREE OF THE

a Chancery Court at jacksonville Tennessee at juno
Terin 1863 In the Of >. l.. johnson ami wife g.
Jones and wife, and Others will expose % sale by public
outcry, She highest bidder the premises WEDNEs
DAY. the 18th day Of October next, the lands described
the Bill AMI the peadings Ia this cause, belonging 90 r
Of barclay Mcheo deceased lying Ch4ckamaug
creek, in Hamilton county Tennessee about i've miles uth
Of Chattanooga the line Of the Western and Allan
tic Railroad and within mile Of depot said Road
This body Of land consists Of about 500 acres and vii Do
offered for sale In three separate tracts One tract Of no
Of about 900 ceres, and Of about 800
Ten per Of the purchase money In hand. Balance
payable in four equal nsaimonts Ia one two, three and
fOEr years. with interest from date the interest The last
three instruments 70 be paid anrsally.
For further and particular description Of the auis
apply TO Robert McCrary, on the premise
sept 23-tds s. 3. HALE, @. a 81
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To Teachers and Friends of Education

The undersigned take pleasure IN calling attention o.
following admirable text books by
WILLIAM BINGHAM, A. ",
Superintendent of the Bingham School hobanevilie.
North Carolina.
T. GRAMMAR THE ESGLIsH LASGUAGE. For The use Of
Schools and Academies With copous parsing exercise
Price 81 cents single copies viii be furnished % teachers
for examination, with view % Introduction, receipt
. Of 90 cents.
2. A GRAMmAR o. LAriy LAyaUAGE. For the nee ~
Schools. With Exe-ciscs and Focabul9rca. Prcs sl51
Single copies viii be furnished 90 teachers Tor e1amna
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3, CRsAR's COMMENTARIES the Gallo War Win No-
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Single copies will be furnished % teachers Tor eNamina
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These books handsomely Issued, and the high repua
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SUPREME COURT OPINION.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, DECEMBER TERN 1861
n. oOLDwELL, ATTORNEY GENERAL AND nEronrrR
THE STATE OF TENNESSEE IN ERROR Is. WIN.
BESS
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR

IA DISTILLERs.
The subscriber Oilers for sale far below original
OF actual value plee and highly improved
chnory for distilaton Of grain The apparatus
james River, ai0st twodty mes from Richmond and
sists Of tllp following, al IN perfect ctdsr:
TWO LARGE BOILERS, 81 horse Bower each.
ONE 50 HORSE POWER Engine
BURR STONES
MASH TUBS,
STILL, (three divis0us),
DOUBLER,
WORM TUB
HOT AND COLD WATER TUBS
THREE LARGE PUMPS,
WORM, (copporl
ELEYAT0KS, C0HYEYORs, BETTING, CIsTEHNs.
MACHINE sHAFTING, WHEELS, HINGES, &c.
ibis machinery has the capacity produce forty barrels
Of Whisky per day
for further PARTICULAR, terms, SC, address
GEORGE DAVIS, JH.t
sept 17-IOt Box 3d. PctsrsbHrr So
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light! Safety! EcOnomyl

III NUN ' n MEIEOK VITI
Il costing only Is cents per gallon, superior any
in Material 70 DO had in any machinery
required for manufacturing Family rights 81 90 Store
rights s. 10, with full directions for manufacturing
Address GEO. s. YOUNG q co,
aanl 3n-lh Boy 1917. CIncnr at nhln-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21
MEDTCINAL PRoPERTIEs.

The marsod beneficial results attending The uss Of
waters in functional arrangements Of the Liver Bowels
neys and skIn, and The Of CHRONIC plseases atst
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21
ROARD REDUCED
70 MILL OWNERS and MILLWRIGHTs

Per day = 90 per week. So 00 per month, so co. Az
dress for Pamphlet containing analysis and description Of th
Water Sc. JOS e. KING,
s-tf Knoxville. Tennessee
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-21
MONTVALE SPRINGS, 1868.
FIRST OF JUNE.

THIS FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT
a situated IN Blount county, East tennessee viii be-
0pened lor Che reception Of visitofs ON the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-13
.AMUSEMkNT NOTES.

HooLFY's OPERA House This IS the last
week f the summer season OF the famous Hoo
ley Opera Troupe. Tuelr performauc,s uurIug
their stay with us nave been of the highest
order, and the manner in which each in IL.
bt en- highly gratifying TO tue Manager. The on.
gageme Mt of the terpsichOrean artist, X VI. Car
roll, has b. en- e1 tended over this week, and on
each evening Q will APP ear In his great speci1 :.
ties. John Mulllgan aud Archy Hughes Will
also render the "LiDgard Buresque."
THE NEW AMERICAN THEATRE-Thisd delight
fully cool place OF amusement Sill con tnu- Is
open and the prOgra mme il as varied and p0 Du.
lar as ever New pieces and acts cOntinus 20
appear rendering the performan ;es very enter.
tanning The DeUt.'S auction. with the american
Can Cu1l will be produced every evening during
the week.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-13

cans are wise, they viii soon recognize the
necessity Of perfeCting cOunter-Organiz
that will worthily sustain in It's com-
pleteness and effectiveness the claims Of their
great leader. IL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-13

The first non authorized public meeting in
Paris took place on June q. About l4O0
respectable citizens were present, and the
question discussed was that of cooperative
education. Each person present contributed
three cents towards defraying expenses.
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mi, ee to Quit which he did, and was loudly
cbeered Tor doing so."
With this cheerful and sOul-stirring episode,
throughout the campaign its type will be but
followed, we will have the State by $4,000
majority,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-13

THE THIRD PATTY MOVEMENT is exploded, by
the following special despatch from Washing
ton in to-dsy's New York WOrld:-
"The rumor OF a new Chase movement is all
nopse Sc. bred in the brains OF few syco-
plants with whom the Cuief Justice has no
AFFINITY WhatoVer.n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-13

kl@D RARE MANUFACTURES IN FINE
CONNECTIONS, for Tourists and for the Sea side.
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
73im4p No. 1910 MARK hT Street.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-17
The Nominating Elections.

On Saturday Franklin County instruct
ed its fifteen delegates TO cast the vote OF
the County for Hon. Geo. w. Julian.
The vote in Union County, on the Con-
gressional nomination, resulted as follows;
Bennett, All; Julian, 337; Farquhar, "a.
Bennett carried four townships, which
will give him delegates; Julian carried
two townships, which will give him 3 del
egates. John +. kibbey, candidate for
Common Pleas Judge, aud VIM. Jones,
candidate for District Prosecutor, we're
both elected, so far us this County is con-.
cerned. there being no opposition.
Five townships in Rush County have
chosen delegates TO the District Conven-
lion, all instructed to support Mr.. Julian.
Julian's majority in Wayne County is
ls66-over Bennett and Farquhar, 1905.
Julian's vote, 2i6l Benefits 1905, Far
quhar's 16l. Bowen aud Underwood are
chosen as legislative candidates; Ballen.
ger for Sheriff; Jones for District Prose.
eutor; Kibby for Judge; STAFFORD for Ap.
praiser; Virgins for Co. Commissioner;
Roney for Coroner.
As far as heard from, 1t is thought that
amajority Of the delegates from Fayette
County to the Congressional Convention
are in favor Of the denomination of the
Hon. Geo. w. Julian.
We learn that Hancock County has
chosen large delegation of Julian men
to the Congressional Convention.
Rush aud Shelby Counties will proba.
bly, give Julian from 10 to 20 votes in
Convention.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-17

G. Ii. BINoHAm,--Sir: AS the proceed
ings of the Republican Convection on the
18th inst. were not altogether harmonious,
| desire to state through your columns
that upon a test vote, first by ayes and
nays, then BY rising vote and actual count,
Mr.. Farquhar's friends had a majority
over Mr.. Julisn's friends. Other business
was brought before the Convention and
disposed of. Mr.. Julian's friends then
wanted the test vote taken over again and
by ballot, which, as Chairman, ruled out
Of order. Other motions were considered
and disposed Of, when DIR. Jno. b Davis
took the prerogative of the Chair upon
himself and put bis own motion; whereup.
on great confusion ensue6, aud as was
no longer respected as Chairman, taca-
ted the chair, after which the friends Of
Capt. Farquhar did not participate in the
meeting. The discourteous and unparlia-
mentary course Of few men created the
only disturbance, and, in my opinion, pre-.
vented the proceedings from being entirely
satisfactory to the friends Of either candi-
date.
5 I would say to my Republican friends
that / expect to support all regular nomi-
nees Of the Republican party.
JNo G. BURTON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-17
Conversational.

On Saturday, in the House, Mr.. Wood
ward introduced bill to test the consti-
tutionslity Of questionable acts Of Con-
gress. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. The first section provides that
whenever any act of Congress is vetoed
by the President. on the ground of un.
constitutionality of any of its provisions
and shall afterward be enacted into law
over the veto, il shall be lawful for the
President to order the Attorney General
to file in the Supreme Court feigned
issue, to test the constitutionality of such
parts Of the enactment as we're specially
objected to by him. The Speaker pre-.
scented q letter from the Justices Of the
Supreme Court, transmitting amendments
of the rules in bankruptcy. Referred to
the Committee on Revision Of tho United
States Laws. Mr.. Coburn introduced q
bill to provide for the payment of back
pensions, in cases where persons entitled
had been infants, or insane; or without
guardians, during the the time they were
without guardians. Referred TO the Com
mittee on Pensions.
sc The House held quite session on
Monday, and there was a long discussion
about the resolution to print 40, 600 copies
of General Buffers opening speech, which
Mr.. Eldridge wished to have amended
scasto have as many copies of Judge
0artis' speech printed. The Speaker
ruled the amendment out of order, and
on taking vote on the original resolu-
tion, it appeared that no quorum was
present.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-17
Connecticut Election.

The aggregate vote in Connecticut, on
Monday of last week. was 99,267, being
5000 larger than ever before. The in.
crease indicates the extent of tho impor-
tations from New York by the Democratic
leaders. On an honest vote the Republi.
cans would have carried the State by
5000. The New York Democrats will
DO needed at homo In November, and
then the Republican electoral ticket will
sweep the State. The Republicans, as
previously announced, have carried the
Legislature, thus securing United States
Senator, in place of Dixon.