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The New York herald., 1867-11-13

NRw STORY, ENTITLED THE gogNDLING OF
N MlLAN"-A ROMANCE OF THE 0LDEN TIME-bY
sYLvANUs COBB, JR-, is commenced in this weeks
LEDGER ready and for sale evsywhsrs. The fertil
sery as novel original q fresh q 4 il wsrs the nrst
those Of Sir Walter Scotawsrs ssissd upon
by the public with the avidy Mr. Cobb only
close student he travelled LEGENDS
which he picked up who're the
uounblo
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A NEW STORY ENTITLED .rHE FOUNDING or
"A MILAN"-A ROMANCB or THK OLDEN fTME--by
sYLvANUS COBB JR., is commenced In this weeks
LEDGER ready and for sale everywhere The fertile
ity OF Mr. Cobb's genius 70 be nexhausblo This
story novel; original fresh ss Il were the arss
OF Sir Walter Scott-were seized upon
by the public with the avdy Mr. Cobb ts moi only
close yelled and the legends
which has where the OF them
laid The moral Of his writings always
t0nabe. *tAA8tI
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

Board Of County CRnvnsscrs.
Tho Board Of Supervisors yesterday neon organized
Board OF County Canvassers to the votes
the election, Supervisor Basakiey the
chair.
, Supervisors BLUNT and HERMAN stated that nsmber
received up TO o-days
Supervisor TWEED moved that the County Clerk be
aEscied notify canvasscrs OF she districts which
were missing b, present this Wednesday, and
give their reasons why such returns were not presented
directed by law. THE motion carried.
Supervisor TWEED also movod and At carried, that
Mi objections to allowing any returns be- lard
9 consIdc ration at the last meeting Of tho Board
The Board then completed tho In the Seventh
ward.
Immediately Afterwards, Supervisor JosKrn B. TAYLOR
presented protest against canvEssing tho votes for
supervisor GIL the occasioned by tho resgna-
ton Of Alexander ,haer In support OF his protest
supervisor for the iull term OF six years from the
hrs day Of January 1897 and that the nrst day OF
May, 1887 Mr.. Smaller resigned hts position moer
OF thc Board of Supervisors that shortly aerward the
Board elected by regular ballot Ar ravlor 10 Oil the
expired of Mr. Shaer, and he tMr Taylor ciaims.
ahcrfors, that hin OF once does expire until
january l. 1879 In further support OF his claim
seat to the Board Mr. Taylor that the I5sh day
OF April iss7 tho State Legislature passed an act
hating to the Boarl Of Supervisors, which foo
srcrcsa In Of any vaasoy In sad Board by DEATH
sesenation otherwise the shall supplied the
sAs hold has onc. a member said Board Cor the
Ped Of the member thereof An whose place he shall
Aa~e been. appointed
Mr. Taylor claims that thss Law governed tho
Board sinre It's organization. as reference TO the
butcher AID Sheridan Shook, who regularly ap-
pointed TO fill vacancies. In conclusion Mr. Tay Tor pro-
az M q zoe 1s Of
8upervsor Snrer as tho same are illegal scauthor-
sssd and m violation of the law above stated.
The protest laid for consideration the last
0aS OF The session Of the Board.
The Boa,d then carvassed Fourth Sixth and Thir
- noon vas hsl
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

NEW STORY. ENTIrLED. . THE rounDLIso or
SYLvANUs COBB, ia. Is commenoed IN this weeks
LKD0ER ready and for sale evsryw The ferl-
y of Mr. Cobbs genius 70 DO inexhaustbie. This
story novel Original az fresh as were the
written The novels OF no other
Of sir Walter Scottwere ever sezsd upon
by the public with the same avidy; MT Cooo s not only
close student travelled n and the legends
which hu relates he has picked where the Them
tonabe.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13
BROOKLYN CITY.
City C0urt-Calendnr This Day.
Held by Jud 70 Thompson.
Court opens at ten o'clock A. NJ.

Nos.
2l-Rippengaie Dayton 6-Brosnan New York
and another. Grain Drying and
sI-Thompson VS.. Robertson. Transfer Company.
42-Frederick ~. Simon. W-Murray Graham
l4-Waddcil Va ErharI 00-Niler vs. LatmeE
l6-Scudder Taylor. 6i-Pau VS.. Driscol.
l6-Jourdan Rea. G2-Newborne Shpmau
4S-konen eomp Narphy. 63-Sutton vs. Ballard
5l-Farrel Ita. So-Jesseu Trahaut.
6s-Buter "a Lincoln 67-Lanzer MorreauK.
64-Fox IL. Betts. 68-Felt Va Wildwood.
55-Lynch spencer.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A NEW STORY, ENTITLED "rHE FoUNDLINo or
"A MILAN"-A ROMANCE OF THE OLDEN TIME-by
sYLvANUS COBB, JR., Is commenced In this wssk'a
LEDGER, ready and for everywhsrs The fsrii.
Of Mr. Cobbs genius he inexhRustible Thu
story a. novel original fre.h a we're the art
those Of Sir Walter Scot-wers seized upon
by the public with The avdy Mr. Cobb 10 only
close, hard student but he 10 travelled and the
gcuds reates has picked scenea
or The moral Of his
unexceptionAble.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

NEW STORY, ENTIILED M LIB EopRx T9YRspkhS9 {JS OF
sYLyAkUS COBB JR, 10 commenced N hn week.
LEL0ER ready and for sale every he fcrtr
ity OF Mr. Cobbs genius to BE- nennAusehle rms
story n. novel A. original e. fresh - ~ ~ we're he nrss
he bad The novels OF no other man
those OF Sir Walter scott-wers ever seized upon
by the public with the same avdity ~ Good not only
I'd travelled man and the nda
which h relates picked up where the Of hs
laid The eral lops of bis writings AsSAgs upsIesp
tiopahl- - =
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A NEW STORY ENTITLED .IHE FouNDLIHo OF
IA MILAk"-A ROMANCE OF TIE OLDEN TIMELY
sYLvANuS COBB, JR., 10 commenced In this weeks
LED0ER ready and for sale every where The fer-
y OF Mr. Cobbs genius seems to be inexhausbie Thia
story Is ss novel As original ~ rresh a ~ were the nrst
those Of Sir Walter Scoit-wers upoa
by the public With the avdty Mr. Oobb only
close hard student but he travelled legends
which he relates he has picked whers Of hsn
are LAID The moral tone Of hs writings always
tonablc
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

formally "a Respectfully submitted ., srdsr OF the
heslDpolitsn Board OF Esclse. ,, -, ,,..
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

TcstlEacny was given which went TO show thai the
above court had been supplied with tho furUi,ure
1sr which charges made upon reQuisSsi0ns beiu
dGiy certified by the.olerks Of the committees
of the Board Of Supervsors That ths charges made for
SUCH ihesblls above forth 10
ssSmty vita tho regular prices h1ed by The firm, Of
Uhtch he aas . msmher. Decision reserved
Peter Moneghau presented acclaim Of 81 100 for
pairing nd.8nding the books In the County Clerk 3
ofhcs. The claimant tosthsd that the work had been
demo and rssouon had been adopted by the Board Of
Supervisors auditing and allowing the ball. but that tho
oepc<ssry appropriation 60 meet the btu had been
hzusssd and hence b csud not get bis money. DscL
niou rescrved
The KncksShocker Ice Company presented claim
for 500 rs for ice furnished courts aud county
bureaus during the year 1895. Claimant testified that
sfhe pros charged item cents pos poundj charged
asguiarfy 10 prfvAss consumers Decis reserved.
The Nav YORK Gas Company presented claim for
sos 7p7 20 for ssparng and lighting the street lamps Of
eke CITY souh 0 Grand street and between The North
md East rivera The price per cubic foot wss tAEty
I've cents and th n claim Includes frem March 81 C6
- Eecsmbsr 81, 1656 Decision reserved.
ms Bsasd then - journsd rnu 70 day at noon.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A NEW STORY, ENTITLED THE FoUNDIINo on
"A MILAN'-A h0MANcE OF THE OLDEN TINE nv
sYLvANus coBB, ia, Is commenced ia this vess,s
LEDGER now ready and for sale everywhes The fsrui
story original fresh we've sie srss
one written. The novels other
those OF Sir Waiter scott.srs sssea uces
BY the public with the avdity Mr. Cobb snly
cose nnrd studenl he travelled The
hb he relates he picked up where scenes Of ths
uonAbla
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A NEW STORY, ENTITLED THE FOUNDING or
"A MILAN"-A ROMANCE OF THE OLDEN timely
sYLvANUs CoBB, JR, 10 commenced 10 this weets
LEDGER ready and for sale everywhere The fert-
ny Of Mr.. Cobbs genus be inexhauoble. The
story as novel a. original az fresh ss were the nrss
that he had written. The novels OF other
those Of Sir Walter scott-wsrs ssised upoa
BY the public with the svdty Mr. Cobb not only
cIosc hard student but he 10 travelled and the legends
which he relates he has of them
laid The moral Of his wntings always unerosp>
uonabla.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A NEW STORY, ENTITLED .rHE FOUNDING OF
q NiLAAs"-A ROMANCE OF THB oLDEN IIhE.ny
sILNANus COBB JR, 10 commenced In thia weexa
LEDGER nov ready and for sale everywhsvs The fertL
ly of Mr. Cobbs genius 10 be nerhausuble Ihy
stoy n novel as original Ms fresh az were he hrsS
one al ne had ever written The novels OF 20 otner man
not even those OF Sir Walter scowcrs eves esised upon
~ ,he public with the same avity Mr. Cobb !, not only
close hard student but hcs travelled and the
which he relates he has picked where he scenes o. thens
are laid The moral tone OF his writings Away unexeep-
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

NEW STORY, ENTITLED THE FOUNDING OF
n MfLAN"-A ROMANCE OF The OLDEN TIME-by
eYLvANUs COBB, JR. 10 commenced In this week .
LEDuER, ready and for sale everywhere The for-
OF Mr. Cobb's be inexhAustible This
story Is a. novel 20 original fresh - wers ths hr
not those Of Sir Walter soottws seized upon
BY the public with the avidy Mr.. Cobb 10 only
gends hch be relates he has picked up whore the
o. them laid. The moral Of writings always
unexsxce eptionable.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A NEW STORY, ENTITLED THE FogEDILNQ or
IA MI1.AN"-A ROMANCE OF ruE O.DEN TIME-by
syLvANUs COBB JR 10 commenced In this weeks
LEDuER now ready and for sale everywhera The fert
ity of Mr.. Cobbs gcnus be inexhaustibe This
story a. novel as original .. fresh a. ~ u were the srss
that he had written fhe novca Of other
those Of Sir Walter Scottwere seized upon
BY the public with the avidty Mr Cobb II only
close hard sudent but travelled the legends
which he relates he has picked where the Of ths
are laid The moral tone Of his writings avays
tionable.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A NEw STORY ENTITLED THE rouNDLING OF
~ NlLAN"-A kUMANCE OF THE OLDEN TIME-by
sYLvANUs COBB, ia. n commenced IN this weeks
LEDGER now ready and for sale everywhere The fertL
story m a novel as original q: fresh :: u y we're the hrs
not those Of Sir Walter Scott-wers upou
BY the public with the same avdity Mr. Cobb only
close hard student but he travelled
which he relates he has picked where the them
are laid The moral tone Of his writings 10 always
tonablo.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13
The B0ard 81 Exciee.

The Board-es Exoss held its regular weekly meeting
yssreray sfssrnoop. President schuI,s in The chsAr
Tveutyfour cases tried and the licsnses Of the
following namsd psrsons wsre revotsd:-Balthaxas
wssi los vanck strsai; Herman Vintgsa. los hubsru
sstrsst
Ono Of the counsel fsr liquor dealer who stesd &C.
.cussd Of having hts place "eEsctualiy closed" on
certain Sunday put 70 ths Board the question - 10
washer keeping billiard saloon and bar vouid
the risk Of having his license revoked II his bar
1ss closed before swsass midnight and his billiard
Cen Acrcs ssd The Board had nothing 70 do
With the question ks duty Vas 10 grant aad revoke
ysscs from the a.f,sues REQUESTED to bs Informed
ho~ isns this day vss TO ias N view OF the ass scc
sspaL
sboud be met fairly asd squArely BY .he Board IL was
aB very ws say thai the saty Of the Board 10
grant and more especially 20 revoke licenses on that
sample ons and definite answer By the Board would
Il and tbs persons AeIdng licenses gres. deal Of
troubs For bis he wanted TO Be informed whether
shc Heard should question As 70 his right TO kcep
s bpard saloon open when his bar was closed or after
NJ iSros rem srked ths. licenses would DO all tho
safer by tneir possessos keeping their billiard saoons
,ciossd aner midnight - wsn As Their oAn
Tho coanse dl1 aot conGdsf that snunciahon an
. Eks5ssz SCHULTZ said that n the questios would bs
1s JsfW would only Do harmini 20 'ns nqao'
e esss'ss~vs :s-. closed tn. Board being evidently
uukfepAfeu W meet the question put or IN W'sv
vllag te-dsssoy the mistaken IDEAS OF certain liquor
dealers the eject thai the Board has jurisdiction In
ahe matter
In response 70 . resolution Of inquiry from tho Con-
eilutiona Convention the Board OF Excise has trans
m.tsd the folouins report of its proceednss:--
from It's organization, April 20. 1885, 20 November 8,
1907 1883 gross amount received for such licenses,
f2 A56 sos number OF compaias preferred against such
Isssnsss during the same period by the police, 1457;
plumber OF complaints preferred against such licenses
by persons other than policemen during the pc
Rod n: number OF licenses revoked during the
pefiod isl number Of complaints dismissed after hear
lar eytdence 2s3: do. without bearing evidences. e;
not officially acted upon BY the Board 1o7T
yp,s complaints, L $50.
a largo majority Of the complaints noted above .
Sona.stnts made by citizens st the police stations and
~ ,bIs oce which referred 10 the Police Depart
mani Tor ,,Sxestgation. II, upon examination com.
p,ant proves 20 we'll founded the policeman would
spaks asr eOlsUsls5 ug9y yAich We sossa o'sls
The New York herald., 1867-11-13
R0ord Of Audit.

fhs Board mat pursuant 70 adjournment ~ twelve
s'oiock noon yesterday. Present. Ar. Dspew in the
DhAi. and quorum.
The nrst claim considered that q fyames a Inger
s amounting $l4793 for furniture furnished vari
oss courts during the year 1885, as foliows:-
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A NEW STORY ENTITLED .rHE roUHDLlHo or
"A MIbAN"-A ROMANCE or rHE oLDEN TIMELY
SYLvANUS COBB JR, IL commenced In this weeks
LEDGER now ready and for sale sverywhsr The fertl-
hy OF MI Cobb's genius be inexhaus1bla. Tkto
story A. novel AZ original ~ fresh Il The arss
one that he bad ever written The novels of
not even those Of Sir Walter scowcrs ssssed upon
BY the public With the same avidy. Mr. Cobb noLoniy
close hard student but he travelled the Hgeuds
which he relates be has picked where the of hsa
uonabe.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

NEW STORY ENTITLED THE FouNDLING OF
"A MILAN"-A ROMANCE OF The oLDEN T1ME-by
SYLvANUS COBB in, Is commenced In this wesk'A
LEDGER nov ready and for sale everywhers The fssss
iy Of Mr. Cobb's genius be lnexhaustble This
story - novel original fresh the hrss
one that ne had written The noves OF ne other
not even those OF Sir Walter seixed
By The public With the same avidy Mr. Cobb not only
close hard suden but he travelled and the egende
which he rea,ss he picked where The them
are laid The moral tone OF his wriiings aways uusxsp
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

MISCELLANEOUS.
A FEW REASONS WHY
THE GREAT NEW FAMILY PAPER.
THE NREsIDE COMPANION,
IS RAPIDLY BECOMING
THE PRIxE YAvoRIrE OF THE PEOPLE
THE PRESIDE COMPANION
CONTAINS THREE BRILLIANT STORIES
BY THREE BRILLIANT AUTHORS.
VIZ S;H:: :$E ss$E: H#H #s E#H s::E|$HE s::E|$HE
$sBEs $sBEs $sBEs E#E E##E E#s H:ss$$; #sss$$:
.E.9EIss .Es!E!ss EHs Ess :|sss$ $:"'''' A''
THE rIREsrpE coNpSSios Z 'a''"'0'-
siss contain. ehsrm,Dg sfs.ches By Mary kyls Dsis,
f.psr Rsei!.r. Joker: Column. 1nssdo..s r.ss
and Musicians Forest Advsntursa brilliant kdi'oriAl
and eomp.r. N. RSI IT REAP .n2 rs.. with s...
aay other i1d ySS s 4 * that
IN: handsomss sod moss entertaining Family Paper Of
ror sale BY all nswsdealers. Price cents.
su0soripuons ~ per yssr rnpar 70 savanss %xRo IN
1877 william street, New York
A BsoLurR DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK:
"A also States where incompatiby. drunkenness de-
Rso a Lave IS broadway
A BsoLyrB DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
are sufesn, cause no publieiy no charge III divorce
'''-''' '''''i NJ GowEs. Attorney. Is Nassau street
A OPTICAL DRAWINGS OF rHE KENTUCKY
sssrre.r srsrs szr.A--cIAss So. Eovrxsxs IL Isc7
:ssrgcss ri - ,r.rr.e.sss - So sss, sSyss..s = IA iss,
:" ~ = HgskAa ESpsx 60. h.ass.s:.
FOR rs kkfnSSkT Ssss1II stA's 81 snsnny ecolLsoE
- .rxmA-cLAss 81 sovE.srn "A s67
y y = s..:. "a q .sy.ss.. O. = b a ~. q {" !" ~
a. % nrkAsSSK, q = aoRar%s ri = " 90. h.sss.s. y;
For crenlars Of kentucky state Lo.srss address MUIR
nay. EDDY co, Coynston, Ky
RICHMOND. No. Gissy Building cortlandt stree.
ILPRIzEs CAsHED IN LOCALIZED LoTTERIEa--
"A Circulars and information furnished
cLUTE. Broker. 7s broadway and las Fulton street.
CHISA, GLASS. cHASDELrERs. FINE SILVER
Plated ware Bronsss Clocks. Vases and Fancy Goods
Best quality Paris Granite Sci, les pieces %
Decorsied and hi, French Chin. re-. s.i. II pieces. n IS
Decorated French China Dinner Set lis pieces .n5
Sets Of Cut Gisss diamond pattern. "a piecss E
PLAN Glass Gobets per dozen. 7M
Champagne and Wine GLASSES = progo,,ion, %
HogsEKEgpERs, LOOK HERE.-Yog, CAN BUY
everything 10 the drocsy busnsss from % 50 per cent
below the old fogy prices. THOMAS r. A0NEw, 260 and
1oz oreenwieh sire. corner o. Murray.
HENRy A. DANIELS. N. D.. SURGEON, lsss LEX.
esaa diseases. o pssc 1,.ssrs ssforncs q eye soss
i'~e and person. pnlas hours from ~ toy
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

The Public Health.
The following is DR. Hau's' weekly repsrt ON the
mor.y IN this city and Brooklyn for The week ending
SATURDAY., 9Th inst -
The New York herald., 1867-11-13
CITY AND COUNTY AFFAIRS.

Com s,issieners sf rho sinking Fund.
ne Board held meeting yesterday, quorum not
neoaAring and an immediate adioarnssens had
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

nethrms. thsriaston. Leo, sayannah Ashland doi III
tsras, Norfolk; aud others
Wind at sunsel NV
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

IN THIS CAUSE 1T 4 PPEARIN @
iom ne allegations Of the bn which svora TO- that the
hleh&rd X Beardch Samuel D. Cove aud I'm.
'ns are hon-residents Of the State Tennessee
oIelhafy process Of law cannot be upon theirs
theslofe ordered BY the Clerk Master II bis lane
kules ls65, that publication be 80. a. -
~ ~ MOS moss Wing noty ing sa5 defssasuts 70 b.
ueioEc vac Nnanceilor 80 Chaucerv ouft Is 81 ff hi
oaFt hees@ In cambridge, the rst Monsav er fb
oAIth Aonoay In October and then and bora ~ 9
Sener or otherwise make defense 90 said bin az ~
s rlu oe taken for confessed and same ~ dtw. 10
hsSrin6 en- parte. copy Of the order
June - 1857 Pc W CALBRAFTH d. 4 n
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- -. - aAAfmLL

IN 1hlS CAUSE IT PPEARIN
rom the allegations Of the bfl which ar. - :,
80 aeaat a A. blackburn, is citizen OF tbe STATE ~
me 9tuaHry process Of Law cannot lie e-,e an,
~ y therefore ordered By tse Cisrk NJ
ssls N 80 That Rseoatioa BE- made four sucrssi,e
ths ceart houss III ~ Nhshs cry Cors &c b. held NJ
enfth Monaay 81 ~ 20 hfst honday altrr She
nneF dsuuf O. oh.Tyri.s % taen anh thefls % plead
lt VII BE- taken ~ ueiette % sad tiil she
T.aAE ~ raFtr. A con, - ' .-'r 'fi
- a-' ttpfb M q a 9p -, 49,
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BOUNTY! BOUNTY

VI ' ~ U zhDDl On M
D1uhIy % sodlsrs who their term Of enlistment
49, - sl,gNs OF so1diers wh5 died IN the srmys II
~. en- .e The parras has passed znd
- - Aes.st Al sceh claims sHd having the number
sl s,snt iss ne Claimant ObtAa his dass By
~ is Oas oalos is At ths old place. Ia the basement
story u The court house Come the sooner
yoa make ont claims sooner you viii get money
,1As@1-H ~ RUTLEE 3 SMITH.
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BEAUTY I

Auburn, Golden, Flaxen and SiIksn Curls
produced BY THE USE OF PRoF.
vs--.o.a5 RISER Ia cREVA5x. One application
either ss1 into wsvy nelsfs or heavy massive curs IA
esea y me Of PARIS and London with the
- > ,A.y resalts Does injury tbs hair Price
~ esisd and pest paid 81. Descriptive Circulars mall
Ss D.. aaaFess BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists, No
States. - - -,o'7 as0H'7 10 - SI 1
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
CINCINNATI, CUMBERLAND GAP AND
CHARLESTON e Z. COMPANY.

Notice to Contrac tors.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
VII receive SEALED Proposals the 2lth July
os tht sreeeAton, Masonry and Brng the nrst Ten
OF the above rosa, extending from Morrstown 20 Aeane
station IN the directien Of Curalsariand Cap.
fGcs organizations estimates OF quantities NAY
tbr Office or AFTER she ist
Of 9ciy ahis s. hae section work. 81 heavy ch.i,
and through an Interesting country. hntefas
contractors selected shoud come sac eh
smiae the Masonry ~ Hoisten bfidEe = An I'M
IN atru g. McGALLA,
chlsf Engineer.
sorTss0wn; Tenn June :. Is's juusi2-st
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
ORIGINAL AND ATTACHMENT BILL

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARIN G
from the allegations Of the bill which TO- that the
residenes % tie defendant Z. b. snoddys HHknown and
that the ordinary OF lsE cannot Be upon him
10 IL therefore ordered BY the Clerk and Master his sene
Rules 1897, thst publication DO made for four
weeks IN Brovnlows Whig notifying said defendant ap
pear before the Chancellor AZ Chsncery Court be he in
the court house az Cambridge the t Monday after the
fourth Monday Of October next then aud there plead
swer dsmur otherwise make defense said bill the
viii be taken for confessed him and the
down parte. copy Of the order
Juaa 20 lsss. pf5 -s- ", GALBRAITH, os&M
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L. - .yrNr RrTEs. lss,.. . -
James n luTTy = B. A10ddt and j. = Ltgptr dmuls-
traitors, e al
IN THIS CAIISE IL Ape ARM q

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARIN G
from tho allegations b which sworn TO- that the
place Of residence Of defendant E. B. SBoddy Is unknown
that the ordinary process Of Law upon
him Il Is therefore ordered by Clerk az bis
June ku.s el, that publiSRtien b. made
awe weeks IN Brown0ws Wig notifying said defendan 70
appear tTre The Cbsuccor Chsneery Court 60 - held
Al the court house IN Dsndrdge the rt Monday AFTER
the fourth Monday Of October and hcn aud there plead
answer demur, otherwise make defense said bill the
same v be taken for confessed the him set
down for hearing parte. copy Of the order
Jurs &C. 1857 Ms W GALBRAITU. c. 4 N
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Alic, b. Fisher vs. A. ciowers, ct ais.

THE DEFENDANT, THOS. F. FISHER,
being resident Of Tennessee stated the bill:
erdsred that publication BE- made four
Brownlow WhiE notifying said defendant appear before
tbs ChsReery Court Knoxville, the fourth Monday Of
July ngEt, then and there make deeha to bill or the
VIII be taken FOR confessed him and set
ing parte. A copy Of the order.
June 19 1867. pf5 d. A. DEADERICR C. & II
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az snERK oarRr u 4rnRLbs5r
ORIGINAL AND INJUNCTION BILL
5. B, TsylorSs. A. A. SHARP ~ al
y THIS GAI1SE lit & y y i Z | \ q

from the allegations OF the bill which to- that
defendant J. Mitchell Sc nonesideut of the State Of Ten
IL Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master his
June Rules 1867 that publication be made for four
sive weeks Ia Brownow Whig notifying said defendant
appear before the Chancellor Chancey Court be held
Ia the court house 81 cambridge. the first Monday after
the fourth Monday Of October next there plead
demur, otherwise make defense, the bill willie taken
for confessed 10 him ard che down Tor hearing
psrtss copy Of the oraer,- WN GALBRhIrH. {. s n.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
Martha NJ Sullivan Vs. Andrew Sullivan.

III UII L4ND-AAN > A-NNIlIl " DULIlI-
VAN, being confined In the State Penitentiary as
charged the bill Il s ordered that publication be made
four successive weeks In BrownOws Wing, notifying said
fndant appear before the Chancery Court Knoxville
tho fourth Monday CT July next then and there make
fence the b the wiz be taken for oonfessed and
Tor bearing parte A copy Of the order. 4 = ~
June -, 1851. Pf5 d. A. DEAUERICk, @. q N. .
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
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