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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
NE W.JEfSs NEWS.

IScESDIARY FIRE AT HoDoKEN - Two MULES
BURNED TO DEATH-Shortly amer 10 clock Monday night
fire broke IN large twoiory frame stable situated on
lot 10 tie rear q BloonGeds, HobokcD and owned by
Peter Kerrgan Beside mules the stable there was
stored quantity of blocks falls ana other apparatus FOR NOV
ny tudiGgs together qualti Of hay aud feed Tue
flames spread such rapdy that found impossible
TIE animals and they burned 20 death aud tue
stable eyeed the ground hog in pen adjoining
Thoroughly roasted NJ Kerrean estimates lis loss at
600 upon which there insurance The tire IN
doaOieGy work 81 lncendarY hight had teeu
uscd ID around the building during tie evening.
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TIE ELECTIONS.
RUSSIA.
Az ENGLISH PIYAYcIER IN THE MIYisTR

AN ENGLISH FINANCIER IN THE MINISTRY.
ST PETERSBURG JUne ~ ECO
Gen Gregh, an Engishman, formerly an officer OF the
mineral Guard and great avorte of the Emperor has
been attached to the Ministry Of Finance He expected
TO be nominated shortly Minister Of Finance, ana mas
submitted financial plan TO the Emperor by whlch En-
clish capital would be attracted TO the country.
VOTIVB CHAPELS
Subscriptions continue throughout Russia for the cree
ton of vove chapels in cOmmemoraton OF the lae ue
feated attempts upon the Emperors liie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

PASSAGE OF THE JERSEY CITY SALARY ORDINANCE.
AT special meeting Of to Jersey City Common Council
last evening the sasry ordinance adopted follows
City Recorder per annnm $500; City Clerk So eco. City
Marshal 81 300, Controller 81 500 Collector Of Revenue,
81 500; Treasurer s2O0. Corporation Attorney Slso0;
O,cTseer Of Poor. eOO Street Commissioner 3 GO Chief
Engineer Fire Department $3.50 engineers Of steam Ere
ynes 500; Clerk a. Commissioners Fire Department
ESQ; Cle1k TO City Clerk $3.50. Assessors each $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

DEATH FROM SUSsTR0KEs.-An inquest was yes
terday held by Coroner Widey at No Is Thames ~ on e
body Of Sylvester Gayno who died from the effect q sun
stroke On Sunday deceased riding uptown - street
car and was by the heat lie Was akei lone ~
hs friends and subsequently, died. He native 4 Ire
land 0ged - years. ~ o. , a.. .-,
An inquest was also held By Coroner Cover al 70 ~
rghhaye on the body Of Frederick Hiues. On Sandy The
deceased was sitting open window ANA WleA i
by some OF his relatives found to be quite dead IL was
q native OF Germany. aged 60 years.
nc nsnal verdict was rendered IN each case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

DEATH CAUSED by THE HEAT.-An inquest was
held yesterday forenoon by Corocer Kristen the body Of
Ellen Campbell tie Young meatoned MS Layag died
very suddenly THyoEs Hotel in Jersey City. Cd Sunday
evcln, II appears that deceased emT yed IN the
kitchen dsNisher and had worked hard oil day 10 the
that she f down nsenslle. From the evidence Of
the physicians and Others the Jury satisfied thai death
caused rom the heat aud eGeron ard
rendered their verdict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

The Manchester Guardian says telegram dated Bonn
bd been yeceiyed but the particulars had not tanspred
SHANGHAI, May 2l.-The rebels have captured New
Chang.
Tile Times Of the 9th says: Further private teegrams
Of very late date are stated have been received from
Bombay confirming the previous intelligence Of the salts
factory way in which the adverse accounts from TINS SIDE
had been met and mentioning the probability Of some
large amounts of gold being RENTED to London
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DEATH FROM lSTEMPERAYcE AND THE HAT
Coroner Kristen OF Jersey City concluded inquest last
evening body OF John Burns of No 2s5 Newark
who died suddenly early bour Sunday morning under
suspicious The evidence show
deceased very inemperae mar, and from the evidence
Of Dr. George Brooks WHO made post motem examination
the rIy rendered verdict that the deceased ls
death from intemIerance and the oppressive heat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
MARINE DISASTERS.
THE PoToMsKA DISABLED.

GAiyEsToN. Texas. Mondnv June lsG6
The steamer Rhoadau days since disabled off The
coast Of ndisnoa proves be the steamer Patomska
from Vera Cruz for NewOreans. She out Of coal.
The revenue cutter Delaware supplied her.
The steamer Virginia is on tie bar.
THE WESTERN METROPOLIS OUTWARD BOUND.
Boston Tuesday june 10 1896
The steamer Western Metropolis, from WORK for
Bremen, sailed this forenoon having repaired Ler dan.
ages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

Tn. Grea, Pire I'm the Oil Regions.

From The Hufvihe Head, July5
At noon yesterday We dispatched our own reporter
TO the scene Of the conAagrotion.
He states that nboai O'Clock Saturday night dense
electric cloud lowered BenDeod Run and hundreds Of
electric filed the valley At last fash stuck one Of
the oil tanks belonging the Runce well lease q. In.
medatey sheet Of flame shot hetyenWe and IN
few the tank burst scattering the Liquid fire IN
every direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
Grand ~ .Sl :.

Total amount collected Fifth District ncuSIg OLE s7 81
the ending June ~ '00''
Amount lected for the fiscal year lSc'''''''''''''.
Increase Of the collection tatlof 1900 oc
Annexed is table of the monthly list handed 10 Wv
tor by the Assessor of the District with tbe claims io @
mept attached II viii be found that sneh ciaIs Sor
IN this manner. In the Wards that comprise tn t sxe
there are no eud Of policy shops the poprietois "a
License Consequently all OF these have been ned SuOo fse
for violating revenue law fnins anu Ss'c s % az
spper az eels and they alone are Teponslpe or tne
claims made for abatement In November rec, Of
dim Of over 600 is asked for an erroneous
40 eco was made and IS attributable fault Of tie Col
lpQf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED.-COroner Cover yo-ier.
day held an inquest at Bellevue Hospital the ioai 4
Michael Skely who found at the foot Of Twenty tr.
f. r. Deceased was native of Irel and aeed % years aid
was employed In the coal yard at Ne. 22 East lhfcHtt.
He had been missed for some days being found aid
opposed to have been drowned while bathing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
FIRES.
~ GREgYwICH-Sr.

~ GREENWlCHSr.
Al II o'clock on Tuesday morning fire occurred in
tie preserve and jly factory Of j. G. SlrHicA Nc 4.i
reenwicl.si and Short time the building ara contents
were badly damaged Loss stock about r.tt. lttait .
& COO IN the North American ana 90 n tie MeTcAtlt
Cornanee The BIZ ling owned hy Thomas scott ana j.
damaged 10 the amount Il 81 go Fully insured De al
oininc building No. 80 occupied by MS Semeftie ~
boarding house was considerably damaged. Mrs = has an
insurance Of furniture IN the Glot' Company Inc
binding is owned by MI V. Kirby and II damaged 10 tie
amount Of $780, insured
Al o'clock A. m on 1uc.lay ere was discovered the
second floor premises Ne. Dcy ST. occupied by Elliott
BoWden CO.. commission merchants. II was coon etn-
cusled Loss on stock about So. insured fr $1,000 Tho
fsi loor occupied 10y J. H. Fuller machnehop Loss
on stock by water 5000 insured for $1,000 10 The Common
wealth Company Tie building j. owned by Moses Taylor
and is damaged the Of 500; insured. Although
the fire was discovered until The hOnr mentioned above
some Of VI the building smet smoke The previous
evening but could not tell from whence i proceeded
~ FINEST.
Ni o'clock on Tuesday morning fire broke out on
tb fin, floor Of the premises No Pnesi occupied by Qln
t,rd SAWYER Ward. Before tue flames were eftingGsheI
The ornre and fixtures that and tho second hoof were
20 about 0O Insured fO 5000 ~ The Albany Ciy CON.
ranv he rear The first floor occupied by The mon Coal
COMPANY as an Office Loss furniture about s1N no nsnr-
ance The floor occupied as Offices by Wetnore
Brown Loss by water ESQ. The building y owned by
T. NJ Nichols and Is damaged 20 the amount % Glow IN
sured for in the Lamar Company From representa-
ous made 10 Assistant Fire Marshal H. o. Baker u Nod
arpe that the ere caused by mice nbong some matches
a
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MRRTING IN JERsKY M.


Mayor Cleveland Of jersey City has issued eau
for meeting be held this evening IN tae CITY Han 70 take
nh measures ss may be deemed advisable for the Teel Of
the sufferers by the Portland fire.
BUFFALO.
BrFF.Lo. July IO.-A meeting Of citizens was held
here last night presided by Mayor Weles, 20 devise
measures Il relief for the sufferers by the forh1 Gonna
grafton On motion Of Senator Bennett The MAYOR va re
ou subscriptions in AID Of the Portland sufferers
he President Of tie Board Of Trade requested 70 sont
a committee cod. crate with the Mayor.
HUDSON.
HrpSOy. " V, July lO.-Mayor Rogers OF this
CITY issued proclamation this morning recommending
public meeting material aid Tor the Portland ufefefs
The cit zens Immediately responded by calling meeting a.
the CITY Hall tomorrow evening HUDSON Is never beLlhd
her sisters IN works OF charity and humanity.
NEw-HAVEE.
NEw-H vES July l0.-Ihe portland Relief Coinmiiice
have raised 900 here, and The amount VIII De increased
LAWRENCE MASS.
BosToS July l0.-The City Council Of Lawrence, by
request If meeting OF citizens las voted slpOuO oI iAc
Portland s-ticIs.
WASHINGTON
W,sHISCToy Julv l0.-Ihc Board Of Aldermen ~ t'i'
city u session yesterday voted down resolution 20 donate
500 10 sufferers hy the late hre al Portland.
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10 dav abon 30 of which proved fatal In Berlin the
disease was limited TO a few isolated instances

10 day. about 30 of which proved fatal In Berlin the
disease was limited TO a few isolated instances
THE CHAMBERS.
The Prussan Chambers VIII probably be conVoked ioi
The isth OF july.
TIE ELECTIONS.
RrRIiy June &C evening";
OF the elections in about 500 districts OF tose VIZ
are to return Deputies the Prasan Chambers tLe zen
are known up 10 the present in POI Ine districts nave
1895 elections favor Of the Forischrt ana LlDI" F'
and 30 in favor Of the Conservatives
EXPLANATIONS DEMANDED or RUSSIA -,
Paris naper states that the Prussian GoVefionS s
demanded explanations of the Cabinet Of ~
relative 10 the concentration Of Russian troop. Oh !s
frontiers OF Galica The Russian Government Ielheu
that this concentration Of troops was n9I maui WIN my
hostile intention, and that the Car "oHlu nu III
the ro.Prnssian conflict Prince Gort.chaKoV now
ever informed NJ Bsmark that should certain events take
place through the revolutionary element RUSSIAN army
~ that Russia had promised to occupy the western coast
Of the Adratc to protect 1T from the Italian Volunteers
souadron OF ironsdes under the command Of Admiral
Tisnachof sailed from Cronsadt on the 18th inst TO
eruise III the Baltic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
TEE PORTLAND FIRE.

DONATIONS FROM THE CITIZENS OF NETWORK.
The Treasurer of the Fund Cor the Relief OF the Sai
erer by the fire at Portland acknowledges receipt Of tie
olowing contributions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMEST.-A man named Douglass
Lewis was arrested on Monday night charged by lis
ployer Michael Gil with having sold horse harness and
quantity Of feed belonging complainant and appopTa,ug
the money The accused locked IN the
prison 10 jersey City 10 await investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
Passengers Arrived.

FROM LONDONln ship Cornelius Grinnel-Edward T. stevens
ady W Bel, Frederick Beue word Brooke ST. Frch'
in.h.i.. - Ia the
FROM CRONsTADr-In bark Persia-Chas o NelrAirh oni
Alfred !. bIi,rup
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fAnn0uncenents.

TOILET PRRPARATIoSs.-Ihe country Is fol- n
preparations for Identifying the complexion renewing y h s
bat ID, o. Preparation vii ehrctualy those b. ODD
Vel, rot. rd patches stI more d.aee } tien-
~ called recslrs PERRY Justly c.- orated Morn al4
LoTos. 10 never falls sold by 81 druzgisti
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Rome.
THE pONTIFICAL DEBT.

THE TONTFICAL DEBT.
Paris adyce say the report that an ARRANGEMENT or lhe
settlement of Ponical debt had been completed with the
Italian Government is at least premature But the
Italian Commissioner delegated 10 Pans continued
actively 10 negotiate matters with the French Govern
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
TOTAL ECLIPSE.

J. X. Graves Of Magnolia Mis- str dated Msfth
g 1885, thus describes an teip'e occurring o. hst Ice u
weIss lis simplicity i indeed wonderful A sl VT
sped hands Mrs .
y dlfsd asfeHed! Her h. been iufns ps
heT Double Thread ulicfnewhicl cost .ri
haze Of yours TnR WILCOX GIBBS Is LCLnsAG All
OTHERS HrRE.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

and taken to the House Yesterday no taken %
the Essex Market Police Court, when Justice Shaudey held
him 70 bail in the sum of $500 TO charge Of assault
preferred by Officer and like sun on similar com
plaint preferred by james e. Larue Of No Al Cannon 81
James emmo of No. Thrdaye was beaten 50 badly that
10 could leave bis yesterday TO make compliant On
the certificate of physician that slch ~ case tho
gistrate held the accused bail IN tie Of go
any complaint that might be made against him by tho
Injured man The prisoner bl IN each case and wa
then allowed to depart
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BULL's HRAp.-With the finest of va

Bulls HEAD.-With the finest OF Weather ailcf a
heated term cattle trade dull and e 1850 head yTdcd
Anerons all sold. though offered toward to
close less than last weeks prices The total supply Is
74 head which Just equals the receipts Of last week sheep
selling slightly higher but do not 70 of lively dogs afe
the best demand If IL is mid summer PeCle have
forgotten trichine and want from 10000 10 go logs
per week 10 eat Up esh Prices have advanced about M
n during the week.
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DENIM ark.
India and China

The betro,hal cf the CzaIewitch with the rnhcess
Dagmar took Place on the 22d nit
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TnE RrcFNr FoRGERY CAsR.-YesteriaY IN,

THE RECENT FORGERY CAsE.-Yesterday after
noon the examination in the Of Albert NeTerlo
was arrested about weeks ago charge q having
forged checks various brokers and bankers ueung
on the National Bank Of the Republic FOR the Of s72 IS
came up before Justice Hogan the Tombs NJ George
Scblegel Of No g Wiam-st from whom the prisoner had
ordered the checks used by him. crooxamned li les
tilted that the prisoner had ordered 200 checks from IN. As
the paying teller Of the National Bank. Mr. william l. w.
Whitney absent through sickness the further LeiAg Of
the case postponed. 1t stated that the wife 81 t VAS
oner since OF her husband has become &c
aree Friday last she acted strangely giving away Der
ewery children in the house. and tncly IRON Ter 'si
dence in East Seventeenth down 10 TIE East RIVER ana
plunged n Fortunately she rescued 10 time - prevent
Ter from drowning and subsequently removed u the
Luustic Asylum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
CITY NEWS.

CRoToS AoUEpUCT DEPARTMEYT-AwLRDs or
CoNTRAcOn Tuesday the Croton Aqueduct Board opened
proposals and awarded contracts for tie following obs For
the construction Of block pavement Cedsrst from
Pcar.st TO the North River contract awarded Thomas
Geardy ct sl302; time 20 days Same in seconds from
Avenue 10 the Bowery awarded the
e135l 80; time. 200 days Same IN Chaessi from HCd-
sonst 10 GreeGw!cave contract awarded 10 the al
s1thave TO Eehhave.. contract awarded to tho
se.b; time rs days. Same Thirty from Fitaye.
10 sxtlave contract awarded the 76J3 ~;
time 80 DAYS. Same. in Thirty nnthst from fiftlaye
days Same IN Twenty ninh-st. from Fifthave Broad
awarded Stanley Gore e. Isl
DAYS Sane in W0rhsi. from Broadway Baxer.st. con.
tract awarded To Thomas Geardy S204 3d. time rs
Same Tueatyfh.st. from Fiithaye to Sixth con.
awarded to L. W. johnson 81 375 0 time 80 days
COMMENCEMENT OF GIRLS GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
OF the Girls Grammar School No a. West
Sxthave took place Yesterday forenoon exercises
being witnessed by large number Of spectators Dr. Liy.
ugston presided The exercises consisted % anthems and
choruses which rendered very ogedaby together
the scholars The Rev Dr. Clark addressed the school and
the exercises concluded by the graduates
their principal Miss IL aud their teacher Mrs. COwen
with beautiful work boxes IN gold aud ivory.
ARREST OF A NOTORIOUS RUFFIAN.-On Monday
night picnic party landed from steamboat the foot Of
JGoksonst. number Of intoxicated became en-.
gagged IN row, prominent among whom John Hussey
known TO the police hard The Thirteenth Pre-
clnct Police inerfecd que the disturbance and Officer
Dixon struck III TIE face Finally uusey was secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

The BURGLAR HIS OWN ISFORMBa. The opening Of
and instantly tel@grph your
f4i.. Cone and =. hoLsEs, No. - bcaoaag.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

COUSTRRPBITER ARRESrED.-A young man named
Charles Jackson arrested Yesterday forenoon by Special
Dcpliy Dorsey charge o attempting to pass counter
e nited States Treasury u0ie Wam TGyiOIs saloon
the Payona Perry jersey city. He teG .or exa.La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

Oar friend Smith has had q varied experience
Ice daurerous in hot WEATHER s
stIrtfru there several Brandy is
accepts kESrs Fast SDA CoFFEE the safest d bee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
BOARD op ALDERMEN -DrsrRrcTISc THB Ct

BOARD OP ALDERAEY.-RE- DIsrRIcTISG THB CITY
THE CITY TO BE LIGHTED With COAL Castle Board
met at o'clock yesterday afternoon the President John
Brce esq. In the chair.
A number of ordinances adopted. dividing the oty
into more election districts Action d. concur
renee was had upon the action Of the CouDcnen m overriding
the MAYORS veto resolution heretofore adopted that tho
Street Commissioners be authorized and directed 10 make
contract for lighting the city with coal for period Of -
years. The following is The vote; Affirmative 'iaen
Moore Conan Norton MclreD, Flynn, shannon. Gcdnsy,
Ryers Reilly. Broe, Loew Masierso7, Voorhis-l3. Tie
Board then adjourned to Monday mex. at l9sS K u
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PRUSSIA.

sTHK CHOLERA.
Tho average number Of Of cholera ID stelup was
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ITALIAN USITY-The Italian Central Permanent
Committee in this city for the present Of Independence
in Italy viii hold meeting No 600 Broadway tomorrow
evening OF o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
MONTHLY lists.
Amount uncolectel on
June 80 20. Tor which
AQUATIC.

LIVELY CONTEST ON THR HUDsoy-slNCLE scuLL
RACE BETWEEN GILBERT WARD AND JOHN M
KIEL-MF,EL THE wISSER-DIsTANcE BOWED
FIyG MrLEs-TIME FoRTY-oSE MINUTES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
Hard rooms liquor dealers butchers y.

4, c uav.......... 4I44,o92 50
Total on manuilctufs 80, Ie........l3a,aa2 %
JUSE, 63t-io 'al col tctoh u" s02 60
SiaugieTr ed amin
Irossfe eirts from expcs comp1ries L. 1874 p
ran.s .ot,.f e., railroads, the tiers. aucgn 81
Iireus.. Of msruftciur.s dealers bot - II 1876 p
bsf1roonis liquor &c ies., bacLef-, topa' -01' ~
o Inn. ...,... sl5s,255 80
Total on manufactures, Gc.. iot June
prcAr
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over hat % =
Annexed table showing the monthly lists handed - ic
collector and the that remains ugcOected and fr
which cain Las made for abatement IL VIII lee seen
at tie amount collected less than ha Of one per cent
which fat speaks volumes tor the zeal and enterprise OF The
collector and .s Few fany, Of the other districts
can show good record.
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MoNTHLY LISTS.
- SO 10
Amcun, urcC leriel on
L.. IL - L. - LII L

The whole 4 ANIMAL income for lsC5
& 3 O29 o. which q claim Of e. 62 90 has been made FOR
ahtiomel For licenses there assessed e0i 40 o. Of
which Oh but = 75 collected and for this claim
for abatement Las beeu made.
TIE FIFTH DISTRICT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

CLAIMS FOR ABATEMENT ARE MADE
The Filth District embraces the seventh Tenth Thirteenth
aud Foureenth Wards, Mr.. David Miller Is the Assessor
and Mr. Joseph cNe the Collector The Depuy Collectors
~ H. Iio1e and David Cross Cashier, Mr. VIII
Ian Le IT,. aud Mesrs. Philips and BOoe Clerks Below
complete o the revenue with the exception 81 the
iecei In this district for the fiscal year COM
menang Jny. leo. and endIng june 80 lslo.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-09
Petition 10 Sell Land,
In Circuit Court, Montgomery CO., Tenn

In Circuit Court, Montgomery CO., Tenn.
John Bowers b. F. Bowers. Ninna Jcnnett, Crcasey
Bowers JAS G. Bowers, J. NJ. Bowers, JAS. Car
mack and wife Ninna, VIM. James and wife Eliza,
Nathan Allen and wife Lucresy and Nancy
Horn, vs.
Lemuel Bowers, julia A. Collier, Agnes Bowers
W. p. Bowers, James Bowers, VIM. Bailey, and
the unknown heirs Of JAS S. Bowers, deceased
1T appearing to the clerk. from the affidavit Of
the plaintiff in this cause that defendants, Lemuel
Bowers, Julia Ann Collier Ebert Bowers, Agnes
Bowers and w. p. Bowers, are non.residents OF the
State Of Tennessee So that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on them; it is therefore
ordered by the clerk that publication he made for
four consecutive weeks in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle
a newspaper published in the city of Carksville
Montgomery county, Tennessee, as notice to The
said nonresident defendants, and the unknon
heirs OF james S. Bowers, that they may appear n,
the next term of the circuit court, to be held fol
the county OF Montgomery, and State of Tennessee
Mt the courthouse, in the city of Clarksville OF
the second Monday in May next, (lsG6), then ant
there to plead, answer or demur to the petition o
compliments, the same will be taken rs con.essiC
as TO them, and set down for hearing cxpare.
G. Z. BREED, Clerk Circuit Court.
By J. w. WILLIAMSON, d.
Feb. 90, '66-4t-Prs. fee, 50 90.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-09
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

In Circuit Court ~ ntgomeTy county, Tenn.
Calvin II. Courts VS.. William d. Clardy
IN this cause it appearing to me, from the aft
davt of the plaintiff, that the defendant, W. D
Clardy, is nonresident of the State of Tennessee
so that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
on him; it is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Carksvill,
Chronicle commanding the said w. d. Clardy tC
appear at the next term ohe circuit court TO be held
for the county Of Montgomery, at the courthouse
in the city of GAINESVILLE on the second Monday il
May next 1866 and plead TO the plaintiff s declara
ton and attachment, or Judgment will be taker
against him by deaut.
G. G. BREED, Circuit Court Clerk.
ByJ. W. WILLIAMSON, d.
Feb. %, '66-4t-Prs. fee So 90.