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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11
A Christian View al tue Cuban Question

Vim neither Thomas IN tho senate nor Thomas in
the Cabinet hclieye that Cubn Ia zig ltug hard for he
freedom until the bloody drama, prolonged need
icssly. shall have been rounded Out into victory
without one sympathiElng word, or one act Of sin
ole Justice ON the part OF tile GoyurnmentS II
Thomas had believed himself innLllhle wouli he not
have denied even the testimony Of his senses But
God fnrlin that either SumnoT or Fish or a Cab
met or President, should keep n fr~e people from
their dutv These men are the nations servants
not the dictatnr- OF the national pnlicy.
How long shall this cruel, u-elea4 war with ,he
constant murder Of innorcnts that accompanle- ~
GO on ~ the very door OF the HepuhNcr AID how
long viii our Government continue 10 ignore what
Spain hgs been forced Ia recognize I And how LONG
viii WE consent to give the enemies of democracy in
CUBA Ill pos-ihl" advantages. and figdly Withhold
W. can do-Ind It must bo duTe promptly to save
the national houor-is TO put the bcligtronts on an
equal footing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

The Holy Father makes mistake in
spreading tho deliberations of the Council over
such a vast space Of time. In this go ahead
age it is impossible to keep up fresh interest in
anything for more than 4 week or so. few
days sharp work might have produced tremen.
dous effect upon the world; but protracted
meetings weary the public mind, and make the
doings at Rome much less interesting than they
would otherwise be.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

A letter from Cart CIs MORENO. pub
li.hod IA th. Lo dF0iiI of Saturday last, points
out very lorcibly tie advantages Of the coutcm.
plated Dlriou ship Canal over the sue. Canal, as
means Of facilitating commerce between Europe
aud the island. Of the Ipclc. The SueL Canal
is only nprroaohoblc ny the narrow nnd danger.
Gus Rcd sea on enc side, and the broader but
equally dangerous Mediterranean on the other !;
while the Dlricn Canal opens directly upon the
two great oceans Of the globe. To American
commerce especially, tie work is one OF vast im-
Dortancc, and should receive national aid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11
The New York Life Insurance. Company.

In accordance with the custom of our none
tary corporations, the New York Life Insurance Con-
pany has just published Its annual rooort for the
year 1868. This statement shows q steady increase
OF business, aud exhibits a heslthy condition OF al.
fairs, which Ia very encouraging, especially when we
compare It with the revelations which have recently
been made OF the shaky condition Of lie Insurance
In England. The income OF tho Company foi 1898
was 81 ga TBS and the expon a. ures gab0a nj leay.
ing balance In tavOr OF the pc icy holQers Of a.
di2 2S5 Tine assets ~ Dec. n were ti3 S27b9i
The New York II one of the oGost and most -four
isling Companies, and uuder the management OF
Morris Franklin, Esq, President, ard VIM. Beers
Nice.pTcsilent, has established an cnNiibe roTuta-
ton for economy, and a,trinea n sncccss raiclv
equalled In the annals Of he Insurance, II IL con
duClrd on the mutual plan, which makes sioCkloll-
era NJ HE insurers and div dies The prUht- with
them and the success oi hst year has enabled the
Company To- declare dividend which Is clsimol to
be the largest ever nUCc by nm American Company.
and which is cquiynleat TO Urge r,duc, ion Ia Tue
animal premiurh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11
Average ddi'y circulation duriag Tie ne,

duCrdge ddty circulation during tic Teek,
Oo,417. Arcrdg6 circulation during tie
precious W,Ck, eadiag FtJ. &c, $4,000 daily
Tho total number Of copics Of The Sun
published during Mo wcCk endia9 March 3
rds as Jo'io'rs Daily, 5i2, 500; Sent We,k-
~, 5,1sO; Weekly, 2j,5Oo 7otR number
If copi,s published daring tie ,oock, 57f, 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

" Sensible Of our many Deficiencies" says
the Hdeptaknt, ION the score Of good taste and
Christian courtesy, we have concluded TO put
ourselves under teacher" This is n very ju-
dciOus course for the editor Of the ladpendeat to
adopt; and we trust that one of the first things
which the teacher will impress upon the mind Of
his pupil will be the Commandment; "Thou
shalt no, bear false witness against thy neichbor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

oftcrthouGht. He simply acted upon tho in
human rule we have already denounced, and,
knowing quite we'll that he had run down q
vessel full of men, made no effort 70 70 TO
her assistance. This is the plain English of
the matter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

PETER B. swEESY belongs TO the Mnnhat
tan Club. The bastard charter presented to the
Assembly by ALEcK FREAR was drawn up In that
Club Gun it be designed. through its absurdity,
to ruin the vigorous Young Democracy, aud again
place Mr.. SwEExY at the helm2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

evening is in some Important points decidedly in
ferior to lis predecessor, drawn up by the Hon.
ALBANIAN 0'HALL, and killed by general ridicule
somewhere in the Legislature Judging from all
the facts in the case, It is not intended that there
shall be any reform in the city government at
amt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

1t is funny to notice the zeal with which
all sorts Of suobbish little papers all over the
country applaud aud justify the dull, hcortlcss
soulless, lifee-s policy of the Administration
toward the Republic Of Cuba. If the brave and
good R,wLiNs had lived, the Government would
have taken different course, and the same
papers would have shouted praises over it all the
same.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

Senator CoNKLING, who is very sure to be
on the right side Of every important question,
bore leading par, in the debate OF Wednesday
evening on the Funding bill. lie opposed with
effect the provision of the bill for appointing
agents in Europe to pay the interest on the new
bonds. That provision was stricken out, and the
whole country ought to say amen. If there was
not dollars worth Of United States bonds in
Europe, it would be great deal better for US.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11
a New PIrn ror MaEIur Election. Honest

" .hs Ssaqt' q7t house QI Ernrespaar 5 Of ne ut
In so much as tho very existence Of orr pres.
ent form government dcocud- upnu tho uurlly
OF orr eiec 'ou-, therefore. q 1n2"r' 10 be the
70 4ccrrc 10 lhr people, th,o,gl l1cr e'ceiVt ran
ch'se, free an mt ANN 'lci CN r"s 0r or o0ntn,
and 10 guard 11uIust frIut and uCWl voting c. Ter
which 'hc s.yerui.n VII ut the majority may be
,rumped on 1y an ambitious and uu'cru u'ous
mi orv. AM IN order 20 fusua'' such > -ihlo
revo uiionnry Tosu =. uni orm llW. applicable 10
AZ States NJ Al general elections should b. enacted
with the least possible delay
Fo' tile PURPOSE ofuccOmpshiug the above rcsul'.
| cIrur-ily rec, mmeud to Congress 10 euLct law
providing every legal voter with franchise ce-ll
cate (zrututou.ly', 10 be- issued only BY United
States curt, ut least turee mOnbs prior to
eral election, 10 my person who can establish, by
two compv', M witnesses to the satlsacu a 0f said
Court that he IA or will he entitled TO said certificate
~ tie then coming election. Tne certificate ~ be o.
fine pircamcnt, uniform ia Size aud style for the
whole Unitet states Handsomely executed, egulsrly
numbered. and giving Ie name, axe, personal de-
scripion, and birthplace of the sorr-aid voter Sal
certificate to be presented 70 the inspector OF cleo
ton when the holder thereof presents his ballot and
the in-oCctor TO stamp tho date Of such election on
the hack or margin OF said Certificate No vote to be
accepted without the present zion ol -q.h certificate
the STAMPING OF the date thereon c9nccng said vote,
and rendering fraudulent repeating impossible
TIE value attached to sucb certificate would render
electors "A careful OF them as any other impot
document.
Tpcre would BE- no voting by the employment Of
dead men. papers. because at the demise OF the
original holder, the first requisite for burial per
init should be tie surrender Of the franchise cortih
cate. reasonable violence furnished that the same
had been destroyed Maat fuW night be lost nj sca
DESTROYED by accident retained In family, coul
effect little har, rs the date, lsc, &c. Of the gran
tee would be safeguard against It's future II
other hands.
That thers Is desire on the part Of Congress 3,
at once check and restrain this wholesale fraud
corruption az practi-ed at our elections, bonestll
believe; that " pOsses-es the wisdom TO toreve
put stop TO II, the undersigned a. fully knows
anG III power 10 exercise it. legislative functions IL
tn- respect are W DO found In the Fifteenth Amend
mcu'. HENRY BELNN.
NEW YoHK, March I. is50.
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Tho Ca.c az Jerome Drldlry.

I'TTT " M
SIR; HctTlnt % rrocnul'ros IN the trial o,
Jerome HrWcv, have O. SAY tu4t Ng johnson q t,pl
UrcgmC ~ t-s evidence" as tutt IN T. commonly
Nsd 'r 7ur' hr rltH vNli,n", 90 IN' Iart o.. tu,
'ulr. hnl mo- I tlafllU VIZ tN.I ..N' TO HIN tl.
he Woulu be used rs wines and tho u7ps Jtu,flh0
WA entered uh lp him. Tor the sole rOn fgt 'hrre Wa
no evidence llUplGaunp ram lu tire tlri larceny.
j, Il. PILLOW, At Ulst Attv.
h'srpf0r TroENWy'H OFl ItR NgV lnEK Nh chs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

Sheriff o BRIEN has more power than any
other individual politician in this city. No douot
he has honestly intended that the city govern
ment should be reformed IN accordance with the
long-stendmg pledges of the Democratic party.
But he has relied upon false friends, and they
have deceived him. What business had a man
Of the people, like oBRiES, TO trust the aristo-
cratic magnates OF the Manhattan Cubf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11
MRS. VANDERBOSCH'S TONGUE.
How Il called Coroner schirmer n Thief Ia
German The Corouer's Revenge - A
Mother and her Child In Prison 81, 600
Hail Wanted.

How II Called Coroner schirmer n Thief In
German Tho Corouer's Revenge - A
Mother md her ChiId In Prison 900
Hail Wanted.
Yesterday, in the Court Of Common Pleas, the
Hon. Judge DAILY WIS called upon by Counsellor
Joschim-en, setting in behalf OF Coroner Schirmer
to issue an order OF arrest sgnnst Mrs. Wander.
bosch, Who IL charged by the "vallent krowner ="
with having committed tic enormous crime Of sian.
derng this most mighty and potent OF inquritorial
Dogberrios The snidnvn OF the worthy Rrowner
up5n which the order is based Is as follows:
william sohirmer being duly sw orn saith, Tha ne IL
the pialnun ~ III, above entitled action, and thai this
Of luminous hcrin That Mrs. vspderSs en- oaS 4
The defendsnss a.. ssned !, th1 Mieo Wiam Van
tenants Of this pa ntih At Amty street. IN he
is he SAID Wander bosh one Of the dcien1Snis abo1s
named spoke Of end CONCERNING ths plaintiff, the ful.
SSde1soSd ~ DE hearers ih,rsci af 70 ssy sS
Vice. sn.sd INTO s English sasaaSs
arc S ust you s. seG ron 1ns snS HC %
(slsncdc WI. sCHIRMER. NJ. u.
T. j. joNcmNsrs
Comnli- oner OF Deeds
For this heinous crime o. s.andering u Krowner
Mrs Vandcrbusch las been arrested and lodged IN
LIdinw street Jail In dellut OF the forthcoming Or
bail in the sum OF $4,000 We have often heard thst
He Who lays band upon n woman, save In kind.
moss, Is brute whom IL were base Battery 10 call u
man." and Il this be true, hoS much more contempt
ible ia he Who incsrceratea helpiesa female for
such paltry pandcr az Is contsined In the above AMI
Tho law requires the Sheriff 10 make the arrest.
and In compliance with that duty he did 30. Mrs.
Vanderboscn being taken 60 tue Jail, accom- panied
by or child, sweet little mise Of about eight years
OF age. Their appearance 40 worked npon tho feel.
ings OF the genert us keepers heasrs Tracy and Gard
ner that tLei declared to our represent hive that II
friends could not he found 10 ball Ars. NanboTbOrch
they would nko tho responsibility, and GO bail for
| her the nHelYo1,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

Tic hest thing for independent Senators
at Albany to do is to oppose ALEcK fRLARs has
tard charter with energy and decision. One bold
demonstration from GESEr, NoRroS. and
CrrNrn, and the thing will disappear like the
basoless fbrc Of a vision. Then let the Young
Democracy apply their brains to the work Of
making charter worthy 9th city, aud we may
hope for something which they will not need to
blush for. But they must beware Of the Man
haitian Club. Its influence is fatal to true
democracy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

The bill TO abolish the franking privilege,
which was passed in the House of Representa-
tives in perfect glory. lies dead in the Senate.
The clause forbiddlng the dead-head transpcrta-
ton Of exchange newspapers is the osteusible
cause Of its death. The real cause is the unwill-
ingness of many SenAtors to cut oil power that
is dear to the carnal heart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

1t is possible that the City of Boston has
been run down by some British mail steamer,
whose captain forgot 10 mention il on his arrival
in port. II might be well 20 ask some Of the
British captains IL they did not feel slight jar
at any time during their passage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

The most prominent Democratic candi-
date for Mayor just at present is our very ac-
complishcd and dashng friend GEORGE w.
McLEAS. All the ladies' will vote for him. Tn
only objection against him is that he belongs TO
the Manhattan Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

We congratulate the Hon. GEORGE W.
MCLEAN on the virtue aud courage he has shown
in giving Mr.. WILLIAM MARCY TwKED notice TO
quit as Deputy Street Commissioner. 1t is be-
eved that BIO SIX will resign without a struggle.
Then it will be seen that Mr.. McLEAS can carry
on the Street Department without him. Such is
the power Of virtue exhibited by those in high
nlacpa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11
tsisnedI WI sCHIRMER, II. d.
sworn 10 before me. March !. is;O.
r. j. JoACInMsrE
The Growth Of The sun In Popu'nr Favor
1T il On Its Way 10 n Daily sale Of TIVE
Hundred ThOus1n nd Cnpies.

10 ne Edtor ~ The sun
SIN! 1t may b. gratifying 10 YOU as proof Of
tue public appreciation in which TE sur /, held, to
lie .rn that with me IL sale his steadily increased
uutl nov It very nearly squ0ls nat u al No otAer
morning. poi6s oco&iNof The public ure beginning
to understood that Il Affords az MI news for two
cents rs c'u Ne rurchacd elsewhere Tor four. and
tat IN mare hreiy, ieo4abe stape. loo no ROBSON
why ms popularity should not steadily Increase.
VIVA a POI uuuon OF two Nil .ous within radius Of
exit miles from the tiy llIll rs centre, h may he
'cnsou.lh aUtCiuitct Tint I'VE StN Will uliiW ltcly
hiuu t0r u least Two hu'rred thousand dnily uur-
gllstta. u IttlN IgN. " .urtA .,anne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

The Ring OF the immaculate City Council
of llobokcn at their last meeting authorized the
C;y Clerk 10 draw a warrant for $500 in behalf
Of the Sisters Of the Poor OF St. Francis, con.
nected with 81. Mary's Hospital On its face
this oil very well, for The institution is the
ouly one of the kind in Hudson county. Subse.
qucnt TO the adjournment, Councilman LKE
moved that the members e the Board present
the salary falling due them ON the lst Of May
next to 81. Marv's Hospital. aud that the
Chairman be instructed 70 inform the absent
members Of this action. This was corkcr,
though tria.ng in amount, being only about ESQ
eacL. The philan,hropic City Fathers could not
see it when the eft came from uAer own pockets.
The motion was promptly declared out Of order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

Harth and Homo fr the .esent week Is one
of the best numuers eyer pub i-ned The engraving,
ore excellent and No read lg matter interesting
and instructive
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

The press all over the country is full OF
quotations from Tue SIN Every paper has it's
quoter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

Can it be possible that WILLIAM MARCY
Twsgn, after being b'ackballcd by the Manhat.
tan CLUB, will support their bastard charterl Aud
docs jaws O'Duyy think, II he were a candidate
Tor admission 10 that Club that lac would not he
bilckball.dY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11

Tho tally circulation Of The Sun during
he last cttk, Which cnded on Saturday.
Marcel 3 trns ne fo1O,rs.
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THO loTlml charter presented b the Hon
'r.oF frsNu IN tho Assembly GU Wednesday
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07

| Hrce.foVrtAs Of the entire receipts fthe road
from the sale of local tickets, is for tickets to
and from Knoxville. The officers Of the road
say that the local receipts for tickets for the
month Of October, were increased about S., 000
which may be attributed to the attendance nj
the Eastern Division Fair
The above estimate includes all stations from
Bristol to Dalton and Chattanooga. This Is a
orcditable exhibit for our city. The amount Of
freight received at Knoxville during the month
of October, was 3,062O pounds, which yielded
the road for freight, $1,000 The tonnage of
freight sent out from Knoxville for the same
time was g. $4,000 pounds, for which the road
received $1,000 Thus il will be seen that the
road charges much higher for freight coming to
us, than going from US, which is the true policy.
While the tonnage Of freight sent out is nearly
three times as much as We receive, the cost of
transportation is only about 80 per cent more.
In the month Of November our imports were
not so much as for October, while the exports
were about 25 per cent. moro. During the
month Of October, the business Of Knoxville
al5uc-that is, on local freights and local tick
c.. was worth about 900 TO the road.
From Mr. Rogan, the book-keeper We learn
that for three months past, there has been about
one thousand hands in the employ Of the road
h7oa hundred Of whom are employed at Knox
tle We have been thus careful in giving
facts that the pubiec may form some slight
conceI ton Of the magnitude Of our industrial
matters But few men realize their vast impor-
lance 70 the community.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07

TIE BEsIEGER's COMHIssARIAT.- The
commissariat of the German forces before
Paris is thus described by the correspon-
dent of the London Standard: " Every
army corps has five provision columns,
consisting of 100 wagons, 500 horses, 400
men, and ten officers. In addition to all
these there are horses. men and wagons
for field bakery, and a certain number of
surplus horses 10 be used IN case Of need.
provisions for every man in the corps for
three days, and as they are emptied they
return 70 the rear to bc again replenished
at {, magazine, which are established at
cOuynicnt points, and are kept full partly
by means Of wagons and horses hired, or
obtained hy rrGui-itiOu iu the country
and partly ~ The railway.
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-haHCery COurt--SevierVIiIe.
NOVEMBER RULES, 1870.

NONEMBER RULES, 1870.
a. T.. McNutt Adm'x, and Mary l.. McNutt ct al,
aid VIM, II. Cannon ct al, W. Mary T. Payne Ct al
4 Bin Of Review, which is sworn to.
Il APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
the compliments bill that William =. Burns one of
le respondents named in said bill il q nonresident of
e Stgte Of Tennessee, and it further appearing that
D publication having been made requiring the re-
lodont % appear at the last October term Of this
onrt, and IL appearing further thai the resident
jQndent5, who have been summoned. have MADE no
sfnse 10 the oil in this IL is therefore ordered
y me that publication be made for four successive
eeks ~ the Weekly Knoxville Chronicle q public
Fpaper published in the city Of Knoxville State Of
ernessoe requiring heTeFpondent William p. Burns,
appear a. the court house in SeyiorYille on the I'd
onday 0f.Aprl. 4. u. 1871, st next term Of the
hancery Court 20 make defense 20 the bill in this
ao or the will be taken for confessed and set
r hearing parte as 10 him. November 2Zd, 1870.
d. p. qASS, g. s. NJ.
decT-sf4. Ofthe ChRneery Court al Sevieryil!c
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sale OF House and Lot
in Knoxville.

IN PURSUANCE OF 4 DECREE PRONOUNCED
by the Chancery Court at KNOXVILLE, on the 9th of
November Gnst.l, in the case Of M. and f. F. Cheat
ham w. Jno. A. DobsOn ct al. will,
ON MONDAY, THE IN JANUARY, 1871,
Before the court house door in Knoxville offer for sale
TO the highest bidder certain lot of land end house
thereon being and situate in the county of Knox and
city of Knoxyilebeing the same which John A. Dob
mortgaged to Mary j. Bean the 1s of February,
1858, and the same which afterwards ION 18th Get,
1861 by said Dobson, conveyed in trust to D. L. Simp
son. Complete boundaries will be given at sale, or
they may be seen in the meantime at my office.
TERHB-Sale ak and twelve months time, in
al installments Notes with good personal security
required of purchaser, and lien retained Sale free
from equity Of redemption.
NJ. l.. PATTERSON, C. Il NJ.
nov30-dltw4t BY /. TILLMAN, JR. D. c. az NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07

I'm Wilmington, on the 22d inst, Il col
ored man named White luxuriated in a
short ride on cylinder at the planning
mills of Aessrs. WOrthmass and Cum
mings, the cylinder revolving at the rate
of one hundred and eighty revolutions per
minute. After riding five minutes the en-
gineer had to 90 and stop the engine, thus
provoking White, who says he never can
get good thing, but somebody has TO in
terfere. -Huicigh Standard.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07
Original Attachment.
n THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KNOX COUNTY.
TENNESSEE.
Covan, MoClung & Co. V. Thomas Steers.

COWan McClung Go. Vs. Thomas Steers.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING TO THE COURT
that the defendant, Thomas Steers is a resident
fthe State Of Tennessee, and that the defendant has
teen attached by his property IhereupOn IL s order
ed by the Court that publication be made for four
successive weeks in tho Knoxville Chronicle news
paper published in the ciy Of Knoxville, Tennessee
requiring the defendant appear at the next term
Of this Court be held for tho county Of Knox at the
court house I'm Knoxville the first Monday Of Feb
ruary next and make defence 10 the suit and demand
q the plaintiffs, or the will be taken az con-
fess ed by him. and the proceeded with ex-parte
dec1-W4t L. W. ADKINS. Clerk
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07
state of Tennessee-LOudOn County.

I THE COUNTY COURT OF LOUD0N COUNTY.
R, J. White vs.. Alfred White ct ais.
Petition 70 sell House and Lot for Distribution.
n THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARS FROM THE
ALLEGATIONS in the cOmplainants petition, which is
fhite are nOu-reEdents Of the State Of Tennessee :
j therefore ordered that publication be made in
ma newspaper for four successive weeks requiring
defendants to appear OF the court house in LoudOn
tne January session Of the County Court Of LOudop
unty, and plead, answer or demur 20 complsinants
T. ton, the will ne taken confessed as to
e. and seq for rri.l X-partc.
dce7-w4t W. IL. TALIAFEBRO, Clerk.
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ADVERTISER LIST
Letters Remaining iu the knoxville POST
Office. December ,. 1870.

Persons calling for these letters will please say I'D
yertsed, ," and give the date Of this list.
IfnOt called for within month they viii 10 -ert
TO the Dead Letter Office