Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
THE LEGAL ADVERTISING.

WHEREAS, The Legislature of Tennessee has
enacted the following law:
AN ACT to regulate the publication of legal
notices.
SEDTI0N 1. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Tennessee, That it shall
be the duty of the Governor upon the passage
of this act. to designate such newspapers in
State, as in his judgement the public interests
may require, in which all legal advertisements
required by law to be made in newspaper
shall be published, for every county in such
Congressional District, as required by law-or-
ders of publication, attachment and non resi-
dent notices, sales of land by DEGREES, exemp-
tion, mortgages, and for taxes, by Sheriffs,
Clerks and all other officers, together with all
other advertisements required by law to be
made and published in a newspaper of what
ever nature, which newspapers shall be printed
and published in the Congressional District in
and for which they shall be so designated: :
Provided, That no such paper so designated
shall become an official newspaper for the pub
ication of the legal advertising of any county
unless such appointment shall be confirmed by
the Senate; and provided, further, that not
more than % one neTspaRear pc & SO &deSlgnated IN
trict where German paper is spRbGshed, and
when the number of population may justify it,
such German papers may be designated addi-
SEC T. Be it further enacted That all news
papers so designated shall be the official news
papers for the county and the Congressional
District in and for which such newspapers
may be so designated, and in which all the
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shall be made, as required by law and it shall
be the duty of the editor or publisher of such
newspaper, upon the payment of the printers
fee, to file in the Clerks Office of the court
having jurisdiction, his affidavit, with a
printed copy of such advertisement appended,
together with his receipt for the payment of
the printers fee, paid by the party at whose
instance or for whose benefit such advertise
ment shall have been made to be collected as
other costs with affidavit shall give the date
| of the paper in which the advertisement ap-
peared, and be fled and recorded by the Clerk
| as the legal evidence of the publication of the
same to be read or certlfied copy thereof IN
| publication made contrary to the provisions of
| this act in districts where newspapers are so
designated, shall be null and of no effect
/ SEC 8. Be it further enacted, That the com
/ pensation to the publishers of the newspapers
4 in this act be the same as now provided by law
1 for similar service; and all laws and parts of
4 laws in conflict with this act be and the same
4 are hereby repealed. -
I SEC. 4. Belt further enacted, That in case
/ there is no paper designated in q county, then
| and in that case the legal notices shall be pub
lished in the most convenient and widely cir
culated paper by and in said county designated
by the Governor for the publication of legal
notices.
| SEC. 5. Be it further enacted, That this act
shah take effect thirty days stsT IS RRdRspfsge
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
d. w. &. SENTER,
i Speaker of the Senate.
i Passed Feb. II, 1868.
I Icertify that the above is true copy of the
original now on file in my office.
/ 4-e A. j. FLETCHER,
Secretary of State.
And whereas 7, William G. Brownlow, Gov
ernor of the state of Tennessee, have da.ig
mated the following jourhals.
The Union Flag, of Washington County.
| Z The New Era, of Greene County.
The Knoxville Whig, Of Knox county.
The Maryyille Republican, of Blount county
The East Tennesseean, of Roane county.
|, The Athens Republican,, Of McMinn county
/ The of Hamilton county.
| The McMinn7ille Enterprise, of Warren
The sheibyvine Republican, of Bedfor,
- county.
| The Freedoms Watchman, of Rutherfort
county.
The Press and Times, of Davidson county
The Tennesser Staats Zeitung, of Davidson
. county.
The Memphis Post, of Shelby county.
The Neue Zeit, of Shelby county.
And whereas, the Senate has confirmed tn
foregoing nominations:
Now, therefore, proclaim that the journal
herein named are the official advertisin
journals of the State, and that Information
thereof may be given to all the officers of tn
several counties in the State, direct that eac
2 of the journals herein above named insert tn
4 publication each three times.
= : W. G. BRoWNLOW,
mar3-3t Governor of Tennessee.