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Part of the wall of new bull ,,,a WAC
blown down in Cincinnati on N sdaIs Lii
ing John Daner, Henry Will; ,a 49, I,nio,
Jones, and John steinger. and badly injv,r.
Ing Mr.. Plumb; all car .,enters. L
August Lydecker orrested n po,t;no,o
for swindling dsfr reI u a. rh;1d
ress," OF Kie. ..mond, out of So.
Two .nen were severely burned and
I 1--WE ..y-four mules destroyed by fire in
D fillmore Monday.
{ The papers published in the interest OF
I insurance companies are making severe at.
tacks upon Mansard roofs.
Mr. Washburn, OF Wisconsin, it is said, in.
tends to revive the postal telegraph scheme
in Congress this session,
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VALIDITY OF SLAVE MARRIAGES BEFORE A
CANADIAN CoURT.-Toronto, Ont, Dec. s.
A case involving the legality of slave mar
riages in international law was argued be-
fore full court Of judges here on Saturday,
the main question turning on the validity
or otherwise Of a marriage celebrated be-
tween two slaves some fifty years ago, In
Virginia, and the legitimacy or illegitimacv
of the issue of such marriage. The argu'
ment on both sides was very lengthy. The
court reserved it's decision.
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STOLEN TOBACCO RECovERED.-On yester.
day Detectives Parker and Craddock, arm
ed with the necessary papers, searched the
house of Michael Corners, at the corner OF
Main and goth streets, and found about one
hundred pounds of manufactured tobacco,
which was identified by MIR. Lawrence Lot.
tier as his property. Conners's wife was
arrested and held to bail in the sum OF
81 900 for her appearance before Commits.
sioner Jenkins this morning. Couners had
not been arrested UP to late hour yester.
dav evening.
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The ALABAMA DILEMMA Montgomery
Dec. 5-Both Houses ofthe Legislature were
Smith (Rad.) aud Lindsay (Con.) were sent
in to the Senate. The one from Smith was
lengthy, and the Senate ordered two thou
sand copies to be printed. Lindsay's was
not acted on. The election of United States
Senator is exciting some attention. A bal
lot will be had tomorrow. There are no
developments as to the Gubernatorial con-
<oex
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CoURTsHIp AND MARRIAaE.-Mr. Oliver
P. Baldwin will lecture tomorrow night
before the Young Mems Missionary Society
of the Second Baptist Church. The an
nouncement Of the subject" Courtship
and Marriage "-causes flutter of excite
ment among the young people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

New BooKs.-Bates s. Waddy Brothers
favor us with copies Of sMy Aplngi King
DOM" by Paul du Chaillu !; and From
Thistles-Grapes?" by Mrs. Eiloart. The
first named is one of the most interesting
books for young people brought out this
season, and the second is cleYerly-wrirten
and very entertaining new novel.
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--LATEST .rll',oaEIaN NEWS.
ANorHEa pRUss1As vrcroaY.

I. BERLIN, Dec q. The following dispatch
has been received by the Queen from fhe
King 80 10 b ,s 49,, ;t. go n US.
Versailles, Sunday Night-The Duke Of
Mecklenburg, after two days fighting, cap.
tured the st. Jean railway station and the
suburbs of Orleans, with thirty guns and
1000 prisoners. The Prussian loss is mod
crate. -
The 'Prnssians found nine cannon and
much ammunition on field before Amiens,
FRENCH NEWS.
ToURs, Dec. 6.-The Government has Of
fetal adYices by balloon from Paris up to
the 4th inst. Thursday was passed in bury
ing the dead and succoring the wounded.
Friday the Prussians attacked impetuously
at Champigny and Villiers. Alter seven
hours fight the enemy failed to carry the
position, and left their dead and wounded
on the field. The Prussian loss Is from
IL, 600 to 10000. Saturday the French re-
crossed the Marine, and the enemy made no
opposition. ~
General Ducrot greatly distinguished
himself. Gen. La Chnrriere was killed.
Gen. Renault was badly wounded. The
attacking troops We're the w urtemburgers
and the SaXons. Their losses must have
been extraordinary, because the next day
they allowed the French to cross the river
unopposed. The success Of the French
troops created the widest enthusiasm In
pprja Ha.a-.. ..... .a.#. ii. .tr
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN MAssAcHUsl

NeaD Bedford, Mass, Dec. 5.-Benjamin
Howard, aged eighty-two years, was found
murdered on Saturday morning near his
dwelling, three miles from Westport. He
was shot through the body, and his head
and right leg cut off with an axe. He lived
alone. An attempt had been made appa-
rently to bury the body, which was found
in the woods. There is no clue to the mur.
derer.
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THE SpoL1ATIoN OF RoME.-Butdlo, Dec,
5.-The Roman Catholics are making eX-
tensive preparations for convention OF
the prelates OF the Church on Thursday to
protest against the late indignities offered
the Pope by Victor Emmanuel. Arch
bishops spalding, Of Maryland, MeGlos,
Canada, Bishops McQuade, Of Rochester,
Rilroy, of Canada, and others, will be pre-
sent,
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LEGrsbArunE.-The General Assembly
will meet again to-day at noon. A quorum
will probably be present, as many Senators
and delegates arrived last night. 1t Is ex-
pected that the Governor will send in his
message to-day.
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BAxqurr.-The Tobacco Trade OF Rich
mond will entertain their guests OF the Ma
tionaI Tobacco Association at q dinner to
be given at the Exchange Hotel this even.
ing ct. half. past Z O'Clock. Ftl'ss
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French War Vessels at the West
HnfatnM

HAVANA, Dec. 6.-The French war ves-
sells continue to watch the German steamers
from New Orleans.
DeRodas leaves on the 10th. Gen. De
Revfreild, with 1000 additional blacks, is
leaving. There are no slaves anywhere in
the Government interest. The prisoners
in Moro Castle and Perodi have been
brought from Cardenas to Havana. a
Spanish regiment has gone to Matanzas.
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REa1srR ATIoN.-The registrars appointed
previous to the last election are requested
to call at the Clerks Office. Hastings Court,
between and IL o'clock, for the poll
books and registration lists. --e--.-.- .sz--
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+ UNCLE TONS CABlN.--The announce
mont that this sensational drama, purged
of it's Objectionable features, Is on the Dill,
will attract big audience to the Thestre
tonight. In addition to this, Lila and Zoe,
the trapezists, will again appear.
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TIE CouRTs.-The Supreme Court of
Appeals has adjourned to the 9th of Janu-
airy, 1871.
The Hastings Court was in session yes
terday, but the Judge only signed orders.
Judge Minors court (Henrico county,
was engaged in the trial Of misdemeanor
causes.
The United States District Court " a
irving internal revenue cases.
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WASHINGTON MAIL PLUNDERED.-Ne,c
Hnren. e., Dec. 5.-The mailbag contain
ing letters for Washington and Philadel-
Dhia distribution offices was stolen from the
mail wagon this evening while the messen.
ger was on his way from the post-oflice to
the depot to meet the train for New York.
The bag was found cut open and rilled Of it
contents, except one bundle of letters 20
Delaware,
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aUCTIaM SALES TlFfs DAN,

" GOrDfS win sell at n Z, NJ. thirteen build.
ms ln1ss on Clay, LIST, and Leigh streets.
NM & GODDIN will sell at 10 A. NJ, Mt No. 81;
Nayo street. household furniture. SC.
.uOX & LAUGHTUN will sell at 10 A. NJ. an as.
sortmcnt Of house furniture sc.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REEt-
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT.eFsIoR -
BER 6.-Henry Wencerton,
ley Goodwin, Bethlehem, IT
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THE, BATTLE AT ORLEANS.

NEW YORK.. Dec. GA dispatch from
Tours, dated the 9th says that q train bear
ing Gambetta fIom Orleans was fred into
by the Prussians.
The French spiked 500 cannon before
eyacuating Orleans. The French then re-
treated to Blois.
COMMUNICATION CUT OFF WITH HAvRE.
HAyRE, Dec. SEP. M.-All communica-
ton with the interior of France has been
sayerpd $3.50 .s.
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Terrible Accident.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 6.-The Cowell new
Gas Company buildings were blown down
to-day, and five carpenters were buried In
the ruins and four killed.
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INTERESTING RELIGIOUS SERv1cEs.-Mrs-
Caroline E. Talbot, of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio,
minister of the Society Of Friends, has
been holding religious services in this city
for several days. She preached in the
Friends church on Sunday morning, at
the penitentiary Sunday afternoon, and at
the Clay-street Methodist Church at night.
On Monday morning she visited the city
Jail and held religious conversation with
many. of the inmates, and at night preached
to densely packed audience at the Friends
Westinghouse. Yesterday she visited the
alms-house and other public charitable in
stitutions in the city. On Thursday night
at half-past o'clock she will preach at
Trinity (Methodist) Church.
The ministrations of this good lady are
spoken of in the highest terms by all who
have heard her speak. She attracts hear.
ers not only by the simplicity and elo'
ouence of her remarks, but by the deep
earnestness of her manner. She is making
missionary tour through Virginia and
North Carolina, and will hold meetings fol-
divine worship almost every day, and fire.
uuentIy, as on Sunday last, preaching three
times a day. We learn that she will prob
ABLY remain III the city for week or two
holding meetings in other portions of the
city.
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The Cincinnati Tobacco Association

CINCINNATI, Dec. Ct. r. Spence was
to-day elected president of the Cinclnr
Tobacco Association.
Another nearly-fnished build
blown down this morning, but
hurt.
Accounts from all direct
winds.
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The returns to the Bureau of Internal
Revenue for 1870 give for tobacco and snuff
at 81 cents per pound tax, 81, $50 ,92S
pounds, and 2S,G9S,142 pounds, at a tax Of
Is cents per pound, with revenue OF $751;
$50, 7O7.SS.
This revenue was received in the follow
ing proportions from the various States and
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur.
day, / ecember 3, 1870, compiled from sex.
tons returns received at the Office Of the
Board Of Health
Whole number of deaths in the city, q
Sex Mules, IS; females, 70. Color :: White
males, :; white females, 6; colored males,
8; colored females, &. Condition Single,
is: married, 4; widowers, !; widows, l
unknown, 8. Nativity All United States
Locality City at large, l Marshall Ward,
4; Jefferson Ward, 8; Madison Ward, 3;
Monroe Ward, 4; Clay Ward, 3; Aims
house, 4. Age: One day to thirty, 5; one
month to six, 4; one year to three, 5 E; three
years to five, 3; five years to ten, 3; ten
years to twenty, {; twenty years to thir,
ty, 4 thirty years to forty, 2; forty years
to fifty, l.; sixty years to seventy, 2. By
whom certified Regular practitioners, "a ;
Board of Health, 8. Causes of Death: Con-
sumption, 7 e white and coloreO; chic.
lera infantum, / malignant coryza, l ;
croup, /; chronic diarrhea, l; diphtheria.
,; enlargement of heart, l marasmus, 8
morbid growth in larynx, 1; pneumonia,
1; premature birth, 8; syphilis, 1; ty.
phoid fever, 2; vaIvular disease of the
heart, l !; unknown, l.
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su,,usrIssi0S MERCHANTS.

ALFRED po1SDExTER, HALsTEp SMITH late
formerly of u. I. s ss 0o''
Richmond, Va. SAYahnah'
POINDEXTER & CO.,
GeEERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
.e-a. for sale of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. GRAIN,
GUANO, &C.
LOG AND 1913 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH
&C l7-2a~sm :. ga
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Death Of Distinguished Citizen.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-General Hiram Wal.
bridge, a well-known merchant and railroad
man, and prominently mentioned for Secre-
tary of State, died at the Astor House to-
1or
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NIsHP SESSION,

!, At the night session Mr.. Lewis d. Fray
ser, of Richmond, occupied the char.
The consideration OF the RESOLUTIONS IT,
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Foreign Markets [BY TELRGBAPH.laa
LONDON, Dec, 5-Brsning.--Unised States
boncs, $50. If sa -. ~ - SIS
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6 Ereatng.-Cotton closed
doll: nplands 3d.; Orleans. % {: Dalfs, 400
bales including . 900 bales Tor export and epecu.
La ion. .5'
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Suit Against q Newspaper

New YORK, Dec. 6.-Captain samue!s, Of
the Yacht Dauntless, has recovered $o,oOo
damag from the Euemng Post proprietors
for libel In reporting him intoxicated.
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Democratic Victory

MOBILE, Dec. 6.-The Democratic num- nj
cipal ticket was elected to-day by over ,ooo
majority. ~
The weather is fine.
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PARDoNED.---Gov. Walker has parioned
T.. w. Ware, convicted by the Charles City
County Court Of grand larceny, and sem
fenced to the penitentiary.
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Murder in new BEDFORD.
New BEDFORD, MASS, Dec. Ga negro
boy only 10 years ola ased &C., whom he
robbed Of $50. s.s.
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. B. STACY & SON,
CasNFECT1OHEx2E,.

DREMIUM CANDY For the very best
4 and cheapest doub!e-refned STEAM GAN.
Steam UANDY MAHGF16TOkY,s 10. pia
Broad street. His candy was pronounced tho esst
mium WIS awaI ded bin. Country mercbauts aud
all In want OF superior candy would do well toAye
him call. His prices are the lowest 10 the city.
CAF AN CHOCOLATE made every Tnesday snd
Friday; therefore It Ia always fresh and nice sfa
I1-podin ~ sfsts ~ - ,.t-. - ...--.
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FURNITURE, 40.

III ATWOOD & RITTER HAVEM
Ill REMOVED THEIR FURNlIu.s k}A
EST ENLISTMENT IT, GOVERNOR ST III
where Samuel w. Harwood did business m5n5
years before the war. II aying no very extensive
wareroops, and splendid stock Of ssts.tt
CHAMBER FURN1 U6L, ~ III
PARL0R FURNITURE, ~
DINING-KoOM FURNITURE, aud -
MATTk ES5r 81 .,s. s..r 49, --:8
we are prepared 10 sell Goods lower than 1e DID on
Main street, as our expenses being yery much 70
duced we reduce our prices accordingly. All IN
want Of good, substantial FURNITURE, had pets
ttr SEQ our stock before buying. IL. nos.
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rDEon.
~uan, ''oa-
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mARkgE EMFElLIaEHEE.
PoRT OF RIChnuND. DEC. 6, 1871.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DEC. 7. 1870.
Sun rtses............. IT'S Moon sets...,...,.,.
Gun sets .........,,.. 4.45 High tide. .........
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y esivtas ior az. LI.LsAsTER-a00 40
&C sy 80 2aEEele.
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oRKsss ssssff o re ns sshe 70 sears,
de Last two yaass. ..Sf q new ssd Lao. GIs
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WANTED.

fVHE citipns ef SwettNater and vicinity .art
l. respectfully informed that the undersigned,
in connection with his Marble Works. ~ Loulon,
Tenn, viii be glad to furnish estimate Tor Win.
dow and Door Sills, Window upi Door Heads,
Coping, Curbing aud III other work mit orSwect
water Limestone, which can Doe furnished at Fit.
Is per ccni. helowsAlarLlc prices. Ia
Marble Heat Stone Monuments aud uthcr
Cemcterv wrk cut aud put in position in the
g. iferent Grave lards in Fast Tennessee.
W.. II. BROWNING,
iune2-tf I.ouduu, Tenn.
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direct Importation.)

they will be gratifed to see their old friends
and customers, guaranteeing them as heretofore,
entire satisfaction.
They would also call the special attention of
merchants in this portion of the State and
throughout Middle and West Tennessee,
Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, North Carolina,
and Virginia, occessible to this point, who have
never visited their house, to the superior advan-
tages they will offer them in Stock adapted to
their wants and the special inducements in
prices.
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REFERENCES WHO HAVE OUR PIANOS IN USE;

REFERENCES WHO HAVE OUR PIANOS IN USE:
Gen. Rob't. E. Lee, Lexington, Va, General
Rob't. Ransom, Wilmington, N. c., Gen. D. H
Hill, Charlotte, NC, Gov. John Letcher, Lex.
ington, Va, Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La.
T. II. Evans, F.. r. Clark, and DIR. A. Nelson,
Morristown, Tenn, John L. Rhea, A.. Gaines,
Eamage & Co., Knoxville, Tenn, Gen. t. D
Arnold, Greenville, Tenn, Gen. j.. G. Vaughn
j.. W. Goddard, j. W. Lotspeich, Sweetwater
Tenn.
Send for a Circular containing 800 names o.
persons who have purchased the Stieff Pianos in
the South since the war closed. apr2l-ly
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WANTED I

Corn, Wheat, Oats, Bacon, Feath-
.ers, Rags, Butter, Eggs, Chickens,
and in fact all Produce generally
bought by Merchants, for which
we will pay Goods and Cash at
fare prices Come and see us.
J. W u & CO.,
swestseteY, June AT
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Huqh Chestnut vs.. r. G.. Douglas,

oBugl, Chestnut ys. t. c. Douglass.
In this CAUSE, it appears from the affidavit FL
cl by tho Plaintiff, that defendant, =. G.. Doug
INA. Is 4. nod resident ofthe State Of Tennessee,
IN 40 ab5eon led that due process Of law cannot
lie served upon him sit is therefore ordered
shat publication be made in the sweetwater En-
;erplisc, q newspaper published ~ the town OF
~ Il y Tor. Monroe county, Tennessee, for -four
.onseeitive weeks, notifying and requiring the
all defs ndapt to appear at my Office in Sweet
,~oter. Tenn, on the goth day fully 1870, Il
1,fend said cauec, or the same will be tried ez
irte RS TO hin, ; W. bofp,
idne30 Lpis4
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Joseph Bra&chiIl vs. Frederick Dean ct, al.

Joseph Brakehiil ys Frederick Dean ct, al.
In this cause the death of the defendant, Frcl-
crick Dean, having been suggested and admit
ted in open court and it appearing to the salts
faction Of tile court that Elizabeth Dean, widow
Of said Fred. Dean, and Elizabeth Dean, Martha
Dean, Polly Ann Dean, Tennessee Dean, G.. G.
Dean, and John A.. Dean, children and hujrs at
law of said Frederick Dean, deceased, are non
residents Of the State of Tennessee, it is thcrc-
fore ordered that publication he made for four
tucccssiyc weeks, in the Sweetwater Enterprise
notify ing and requiring said nonresident rar-
,ics to appear at the court house, in MnAisou-
VIE, on or before the first Monday Of December
next, and show cause, il any they can, why thif
tiit should not be revived against them, aud
make defense to compliments bill, or the lamc
VIII be taken for confessed and the cause heard
cNpartc NJ to them, ST. HALE, c. VI,
iunc30- 4tpiS5.
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AdyertiSinG.

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Mailed free to any address on receipt of fifteen
cents. GEO. Z. EowELL & Co, Publishers, No,
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lo9at pypnpliturC of money.
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Ganv@ssers " an ted TO +
AaEIgEG.

Inventors who wish to take Out Letters Patent
are advised to council with Mum & Co., editors
Scientific American, who have prosecuted claims
before the Patent Office for over Twenty Years.
Thcjr american and EUROPEAN Patent Agency is
the most extensive in the world, Charges lees
thwr my other reliable agency. Pamphlets con
tanning full Instructions to inventors is sent gra
tis. MuNY & TO-, 81 Park Row, N. Y.
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AND H
Improved French Action,
AND THE

fully warranted for five years, with privilege of
exchange within twelve months if not entirely
satisfactory to purchasers. Second hand PA
nos and Parlor Organs always on hand from $50
to 5000.
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If You want the public to know what
you have to sell, tell the public through
the columns of this paper.
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| kept by apoihc-
| carries in This
cOURt ry. 4
single trial WiH
| c]OAUiAce The most
skepticai Of its
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Hilton Humphreys 50 s.. J. Rowsu s Co., origi
nal and amended bill.
In this case, hec9usc II appears 70 the tati'tc-
ton Of the court that J &C. Rowan was Il co part
ner in the firm Of s. J, Rowan & Cos and that
thc said J. G. Eonan 10 a nonresident Of the
tate OF Tennessee, it was therefore ordered by
the court, in this cause at juno term, 1870, that
complainant amend his hill in this cause, by in.
%rcrting the name of j. G. Rowan as a delcudan'
%t,ercto and that publication be made for four
s~uccessive woeksfn the SwcctNatcr Enterprise,
i%otifying said J. G. Rowan to appear at the nest
term Of the Chanccry Court 10 be held ut Madi g.
%souyillc, on the first Monday OF December next,
and make defense TO complaiuauts said bill, or
The same will lie taken for confessed, aud the
.ausc set for hearing c2parte rs to hin.
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