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lust RECEIVED

2, ftrkins choice Goshen BUTTER.
30 boxes Cream CHEESE very fine.
Is boxes Pineapple CHEESE. very fine.
tierces Westphalia HAMS.
barrels Peaked PEACHES.
Triifed TURKEY and CAPON
Also Il large assortment of foreign wines and
table deicac.es iUr the holidays. For sale by
W. Ht>HENNING,
del3 It No. IS Camp street.
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CIAHET IN CASKS.

CI.kNET IN CASKS,
% Casks Clare
~ casks Ciaret-Rions
ll0 casks Cl;ret-Beatrech.
80 casks Claret-lapdevile.
10 casks Ciare;-LarTonGa EreTes tC.a,.
81 casks Claret-F0r family Use.
q caske Cl;It.-Vor family USE
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sl.Gi4oe3 IS
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Tie above statement Is Just. true and correct
transcript from the books Of the Company.
- PACL FOuRCHY, President.
q. W. MOTT, Secretary.
SrATB LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans,
City of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me tie third day
81 June 1870.
&. MAGNES, Notary Public.
At mee,-ng Of the Board Of Directors held on
the third day Of June 1870, it was resolved to de-
care Scrip Dividend of Fifty f30l per cent on tie
het earned participating premiums for the year
ending tirty-irst Nay 1870, for which certii cates
Will be issued and after the first day of August
heXt also, to pay and after the second MON
DAY IN July next the whole issues of scrips for the
years 1851 and 1862 and six per cent interest on al
Outstanding Scrip of the Company.
Directors:
P.'Porrchy, P. Maepero,
.. McCoard NJ PUG
l. +. Generes, p 4 Witt
s. z. Relf Joseph Hoy,
d. A. Chadraix, Charles Laftte,
~. Rer1a de7 les tt
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Persons Intending :" 90 !nto BSi.'rrfcy can
have Iii" petitions and dues PREPARED strictly
i'll arcortauo" with -ta bankr,.Ti. !s" under 20
recent amendments, by arp.N..,S 70 tie under
signed, at TIE Offices Of the Registers in Bank
ruitcy. room No. custoWhOuse Bu!4d-nS, CtI
Levee stree. SIZE, Se~ Or.eaLs. -
JOE.- :. CARTER.
Refers to: J. R. 6. Pitkir. c. $ kellogg, ". ). Q.
Baker John +. IeaI.. and D. 4. Aagustiu.
Pm
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A RHSCRONl,$

4 R.MSTRONG>c
FOUNDRY AND BOILER MANCFACTORY
Corner of Erato and New Levee streets,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
". }. J. ARMSTRONG, MANAGE.
MunUtactuyer OF Vertical aud Horizontal Steam
Engines. Sugar Mills, Draining Machines Saw
Mills. Cotton Screws aud Gearing. Iron Columns
and Fronts Of Buildings, Furnace Mouths Crate
Bars, Booze Black Revivlhers Gas Retorts Railroad
Frogs &c; Low Pressure, Locomotive Flue and
Cylinder Boilers Of al kins, Filters, Juice Boxes
and CHARTERS. etc. no22 ly
HIGHEST PREMIUM AWARDED
HI at the Louisiana state Fairs.-Mrs. A. ii. PE<-
ish takes pleasure in informing her friends ard
patrons that che will open her NEW FINE SHIRT
MANUFACTURING ROOMS. MONDAY. October :,
at ri Canal street. four doors frem Rampant. ard
VIII endeavor TO give entire satisfaction in perfect
tits. good work and puHctuality. Sample OF work
constantly on hand. She also viii furnish material,
and make to order nremen md base ball club
uniTOrms IN every style and description. Il.
del! Su We ga 2m
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MEDICAL.
T AIDES, CONFIDENTIAL DOCTOR.

| A CAKD.................... CARD'
or surgical aid VII call at the Southern Dispensary
No. $50 Carondelet street, near the corner of St
Joseph, where medicines are compounded to cure
all chronic that may call, if within the reach
of medicine surgery. Consultations are gwen to
males or females The poor will be prescribed for
gratis Letters giving description of case and oon;
tanning five dollars, viii meet with attention, aud
medicine sent by express.
Psi viii give tree consultations at my drug
store No. 266 St Charles street, corner Of Delord
street from half past ten to lialfpast eleven O'clock
| iea ly ;. 4. LOCKWOOD. NJ b.
| ID UPrURE CURED.-wrrH AN EXPERIENCE
~ of more han tw.lye EriLs, practice s IN the
will guarantee perfect relief, comfort and S.
! curi:y, and rapid improvement than can be
| obtained Of any other person or appliance in the
SOUTH without regard TO the age Of the patient,
| length Of time afflicted Also Instruments for the
cure OF every species OF human detorm!ty on hand
| or made 20 order.
CAL or address, with stamps, for circular, Dr.. 7.
ST. c. FERRIS, Office No. 10 81. Charles street up
| stairs. Hours from 10 A NJ. to P. NJ ny3l ly
! I MNIEDIATE RELIEF,
AND PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED.
THEGREAT WESTERN REMEDY
| Is q Certain and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia
| Rheumatism Kidney complaints. General Debility
Dyspepsia, Sick Head ache, Chills and Fever. etc
| Whole pages from influential citizens, tfstlfy!n2
qauitiee Of the GREAT wEsTERN REMEDY. viii Be-
| IuIlAle nt< Oh al p-irdtbou.
| Sold by All First Glass Druggists
|
Is cent? 50 cents IS cents ST. and 50 per Bottle
AGENTS WANTED EvERYwHERK.
| AARON DAVIS, Discover-r and Manufacturer
| 323 Washington street, Newark, n. J.
| To be obtained of the Manufacturer at Wholesale
| and Retail. or at DEMAS BARNES l. Co., and HALL,
b BUCKLE. Agents In NKW YORK CITY.
my28
CWEET QUININE Il RECENT IMPROVE:
y meEt replaces the use Of the Bitter Hulphate
Qui1!i.e viii. which all familiar. Dose for DOSE
il is warranted fully equsl i'll every way to Bitter
| QuirliI.e. and like it, is the one
| GREAT, POSITIVE AND UHPA LING CrRR
For AL diseases of malariOus origin.
| FEVER AND AGUE,
NTERMTTTKNT FEVER.
! RkMMirrENT FRvER
| BILIOUS FEVER.
| DUMB aGCR
And the long train Of disorders following these
SWEET QUININE
Is made solely from Peruvian Bark sO 10 Bi1ner Cu
,,i..e) therefore is Of vegetable origin. and not
mineral poison. but the contrary, u proved to be
OF the elements found in the blood Of a. healthy
SWEET QUININE
Acts ne al sutidote TO- as well a fcr naaia-
rial n..as1natic poison, the absorption 81 which
by the lungs intermittent fevers, &C. The
| only advantage claimed for
| SWEET QUINrNE
owe, the use of Old Bitter Qnine is the er;Ie ssb
sencc OF that I..euse, persistent bitterness which
in the latter, ilIsurmOIltabe obstacle to ,:e
use with ,.ersons. and always with c,jldreL
| SWEET QUININE
Is in two !ormsin powder for the Use OF ss'care
and druggists AID :,Iid for use II the family, and
f srEARNs, FARK CO..
! myl: Manufacturing Chemists New York.
l
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NO CHOIR SHOULD BE WITHOUT r.

NO CHOIR SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT TT.
THE AMERICAN TUNE BOOK.
Third Edition Ready.
A collection of all the widely popular Church
Tunes, Anthems and Set Pieces, which have
formed the foundation Of our American Church
Music for the past fifty years. Containing LOCO
choice pieces selected by 800 Teachers aud Choi.
Leaders
Price, 81 So sl3 50 per dozen. A specimen copy
will be sent by mail to any address, post paid. Cn
reoei pt OF price
OLIVER DrTEON l. CO., Boston,
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INSURANCE.
"kNTY.FIRSC ANNUAL STATE.
MINT OF
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
rer the Year Fading April 30, 1870.

v'eas Efsnfums for the Year. $50 q
Assets Of Company. April 90 1853 ssoes7 g.
The Board Of Trustees resolved to paw interest AZ
NJ per cent In cash on all outstanding Certificate.
Scrip and also to pay in cash the issue Of 1859 to
me legal holders thereof on snd after the second
Monday in June next
They have also declared . Scrip Dividend OF
sight Per Cent on the earned premiums entitled
participate for the year ending April 80 1870 fox
4hioh certificates will be issued On and after the
ut Monday in August next, free Of government
"
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President;
c. T. BUDDECKK, vics President
1sssI Y. CsDsH. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Thomas a. AdAnA Samuel z. Kennedy,
G. 7. Buddecks, Samuel 3. Newman.
Z P. H Foley, J. J. Garrard,
4. g. Ober, /. Thompson.
P. Simms, John Phelps.
L. Elmer Eadef, E. q. SummeyA
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x NJ. PETTES(iiLL & CO., ~ PARK
~ Row, New York; and GEORGE P ROWELL
l. CO., 40 Park Row. New York, are the agents for
the New Orleans Republican in that city. and
authorized to contract for inserting advertisements
for AZ lowest cash rates. Advertisers in that
city are requested to leave thei, favors with either
OF the above houses. Oc23
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nK. Ii. r. ABE,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE.
Corner Of HsuHnZine and jackson streets.
Office hours ero,n twelve TO two T. n. and from
seven 10 eight p. NJ
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MACHINERY.
II L. mccain,
RON AND BRASS ECCHrFH
Fulton, View Levee. Eotre Dame and u. a s:!sets
Gfice, No. 1875 Fulton Street.

Vl1Ce, No. I.J.j Fulton NtTttte
Manufacturer of Vertical ard Eo-i.o, "a Steam
Engines Boilers, Sugar Mills VIcuaE Pans Sugar
Kettles, C.ariiers, Filters Steam. and Horse Power
Draining Machines, Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Furnace
Mouths, Crate Bars. etc. Second Land Machinery
and Boilers always for sale.
steamship and Steamboat Repairs promptly at
tended to. aoA,
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Guardian MUTUAL LIFE lNSuR.
ANCE COMPANY, OF ERw YORK.
EStabllshed In 1885,
ALL POLICIES NON. FoRFllTABLR
Cash OR THIRD LOAN PRKMlCMH
no NOTES REQUIRED.
Last Cash Dividend Fifty Per Cent.
Cash assets over. e2,ooo.60
Policies in force ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 900
Annual income. I,oe',VU
LOsses paid since 1853. e" wv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

nOCTOR BELDEN,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Has removed llis residence 20 The Co-re: OF st.
Joseph and Magazine Streets Els othce remains
a; No Il Camp street.
Office hours frOHn TO 20 A. ". h,ld from to ?.
NJ From p VI. 10 A. NJ. he De consulted at
hs house, except when engage u waiting Patients
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DIRECTORS:
Boz John A. Dix, New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank Of Republic.
William NJ. vennlye, Banker. Wall street. Vs.
milye Coz
Oharles G, lockwood, Cash.er Newark Banking
81 Company.
Lon George Opdyke. OK Mayor Of New Terk.
linot c. Morgan Banker.
4Lcnas Rignsy, firm Thomas Rigney Co
BENJAMIN B. Sherman. Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
ha1on Arnold, firm Arnold, Constable L Co.
n6cliard II. Browne, Of Wetmore Browne, iawysrA
= v. Haughwont, firm z. v. Hsughwcrt 60.
lillian Wilkens, firm ". WlkeIs l. Go.
ILLUS II. Pratt, Merchant.
Milan ". Wright, Merchant
Nharles J. Starr Merchant
lillian Alien, Merchant
Jorge w. Cuyler Banker, Palmyra New York
Orgs T. Hope President OcIt.IeItAa Fire II
sursnce Company.
M Il. Sherwood. Park Place
alton q. Peckha1n, corner Fifth avenue and
- Twenty-third street, New York
lillian T. Hooker, Wall street.
ard H. Wright, Newark, New jersey.
o6orge W. Farlee, Lawyer.
SwL Cogswsu, Merchant
~ JOSEPH NA0NRR,
uhnAger for Louisiana and Texas No. is Common
street. New OrleanA felS ~
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NUNe, PISTOLS, RIFLES, AAi1ICNl.
TON, FISHING AND SPORTING ARTICLES.

l.. GRRTEIS, No. IS st. Charles street,
kespecnuiiy INFORMS hs iI1enas anu ,hr puossc
stand and where may be found full assert ment
Of Double and Single Barreled SHOT GUNS, of vaxi-
makers; RIFLES, PISTOLS, REVOLVERS, AM
MCNTTlON OF all kinds, FISHING aud SPORTING
ARTICLES, MILITARY ana POLICE GOODS, etc,
the whole of which offered to the trade at the
Low Is MARKET RATES.
REPAIRING of all kinds done with neatuess and
dispatch, and al work fully guaranteed
uOlQ
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CLARKE & WATSON,
sTAT1eNERs PRINTERS AND BLANK BooK
MANUFACTURERS
Nos. "a and 50 CarOndelet street,
NEW ORLEANS,
Also conpilers and publishers Of "f,arke $ Was
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Average Tables
All orders for Ruling Printing and Binding. exc
cuted with neatness and dispatch. .al0 ST
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frank Hyde-Albert Paa7(
CTIONEE
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Between CystomhOuse and Bienv4lie streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
Will attend TO the sale of Real Estate. Cargoes.
Furniture and outdoor sales Of every description.
jal0 I'm
JUST PUBLISHED.
HARDEE's OFFICIAL ma"
ST 'AT!. OF LOU ! S =. 4 y A
This much needed map has been prepared with
great care and accuracy, by Mr.. T. s. Hardee, the
engineer especially appointed by the State tor this
purpose. This being official it becomes standard
authority.
1t embraces avariety OF information never before
embodied in any State map having all the varions
canals and railroads completed and projected, the
designation of each township on the lace Of the
townships the names Of all the planters and pantr
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full and accurate digest Of historical and statistical
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The undersigned having secured the control and
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delivery to subscribers by the first OF February
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The size Of this map will be about six feet uaTe
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FOUNDRIES.

FOUNDRIES.
EUHGE CRONAS,
.Surfess-,r 20 Bennett: Lurcts)
hOUfHrnN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
Corner Magnolia and Erato .tree.s
Near jackson Railroad Depot,
New Orleans Louisiana.
Biacks1lit!i:ls and House work il, general Vaults
Store Fronts etc, made 70 Older al the shortest
notice.
Once at the Foundry. au23 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

CHARLES T.. WYNNE & FAIR,
DEALERS N AND MANUFACTURERS AGENTS
MACHINERY AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
III Grayier Street, New Orleans.
On;hand at al times, Il complete stock Of SrKAM
ENGINES both stationary aid portable, saw MILLS.
COTTON GINS and CONDENSERS, RICE Nj.
CHINERY SUGAR MILLS and EXPLORATIONS
DIAMOND GRIST MILLS and AGRICULTURAL IN
PLEMEN-TS Of every description, which We are
offering Of manufacturers prices aud respectfully
solicit al examination Of before purchasing els.
where. Uh2 ~
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OFFICERS,
". e. PECKHAM, President.
". T. HOOKER, Vice President
l. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
q. A. FREDR1KAR, Superintendent Of AGere!eA
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RTERCHANTS' MUTUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS,
1O4 Canal Sireet.............1O4
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E0AIAMANDER INSURANCE CO..
EXCLUSIVELY FOR FIRE RISHS-C,TY AND
COUNTRY,
IS Royal Street, opposite Citizens Bank.
CHARLES ROMAN, JULES LEMORE.
A President. Secretary.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
How an American Girl Saw the Princess
sissssrssis dsis 80 n Wedding. 8.
Iron the New York SUM-


- We went early to Windsor; my carriag,
/ fell into line. The guards eyed us rathe
sharply as we passed the gates, but seeing
\ a sprightly blonde in pink silk, point lace
and diamonds, with understanding mai(
| in attendance, bowed and suffered us Il
pass on. It was past their comprehension
that a young girl, attended by single
l servante woman, without an invitation
would dare enter that sacred enclosure.
now began to feel fearfully nervous, as
| had not formed the least plan for carrying
| out my bold designs, when, Just as
alighted, party of gentlemen of the clan
Campbell were passing and with most my
| winning smile-and you know can smile
III addressed one of them, pleasant
green-looking Highlander in full uniform,
saying: a;ls - "a sssas isrss5 .s.;si
| Excuse me, sir, but am separated
from my party, and would like an escort
into the Chapel rs,.sa
Certainly said the geod-hatured fell
low, and gave nae his arm Your name,
LADY Constance Percy" said /, un-
20, yes of the Duchess's family;r and
nothing could exceed his polite and re-
spectful nlanner.U Die 99gisE1E1
Well, it certainly was a. first-class we'd
ding, though in some thiRgs not much
| ahead of our New York affairs.
The young gentlemen flew about with
compliments and congratulations, though
the grand panjandrum himself, the High
Chamberlain, seemed over-anxioustok keep
down any excitement and cold chill ran
over me as I thought how quickly he
would order one of the guards to pitch me
with his spear, by my chignon, over the
castle walls, did he know that IFwasonfy
Car0Iine Hastings of Madison Square,
performing the part of Lady Constance
Percy! But / rallied, and soon became
absofbed<in the pageant before ME.
The Bishop Of London performed the
ceremony, assisted by several high church
daughter away. The handsome Marquis
stood up brayely, saying II will,' in such
tong as any young man would assume
could he marry Queens daughter, young
and pretty at that.t will do him the JUS
tce to say think he will love and protect
her, and she promised to love, honor and
obey him. Z - .Igszf AlfE 9
Il New times these, when subject offers
to protect and a Princess promises to obey
T. AS the retinue left the chapel knewmy
time had come to- escape before / was de-
tected.H tsitins1 Sit5.ahl
So / gaye,a scream of delight and sprang
away from my Highlander, (whom I hope
q exclaimed tssWbyl there's dmy father =
Excuse me; a THOUSAND thanks and
gathering UP nay train, L went pell NELL,
between lords and ladies, peers and duch-
esses, regardless of their establishment and
despite all the prophecies of the occasion,
seized me, hustled me into the carriage,
more dead than alive, pulled down the
blind, drew a bottle of wine, and held me
in her faithful arms to our lodgings, and
now I cannot express to you my delight at
my success in witnessing the royal mar
riage. I am'yours, very sincerely,
CAROLINE HASTINGS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
| to-day state that theattackaof the Nationals
Ion the government forces has been well

to-day state that the attack OF the N&aonal
son the governments forces has Been wei
sustained.
A powerful artillery attack was made OF
the left Of Bots de Mendon, which sue
ceeded in a short time in silencing tn
government guns. The excitement In tn,
city is intense, consequent upon the deter
n1ination of the Insurgents and the pres
efice' Of so large q body Of revolutiofiists IN
Gen. McMahon has ID taken. command O
the government troops and initiated effect
i've measures for the suppression of the in
surgents.
0Gen Bergerou and his eoIumnli6 Of ten
thousand men are still cut off by the
heavy guns of Mont Va1erien. No RELIEF
can reach them.
+ The loss consequent upon; the attack by
the forts on the insurgents has not been
exaggerated. The number of the killed If
enormous, and the excitement in the
neighborhood of st. Denis is greatly i'll
creased.l y Un0THAc y 81
The difficulty OF -suppressing the insur-
fectionists increases every hour.
VERSAILLES April ,4.-Thiers' procia-
nation tethe Prefects of the Department
is as follows:
a7Onf Monday the sinsurgent masses at
tackled our forces simultaneously at Mon
teure, Rue III Dougeral, Became, Chaton
Croisey, Fort Mont Valerien, &c.
At day-break we began to cannonade
the insurgents, who were at first sheltered
by the Vile of Notre Riell and Bougeval.
They subsequently attacked the Govern
ment forces, by whom they were repulsed.
Gen. lVinoy with the cavalry was by this
time in position, threatening to outfank
the insurgents, and they fled in complete
nf
wounded'in the hands OF the Government
troops. ~.
M. Theirs says the government will ex-
ercise clemency towards all who have
been blindly misled, but will punish with
severity the ring-leaders.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

A record of the Fenian claims has been
made up BY the Canadian government and
now in session here. It is the impression
that these claims will not be received, for
the reason that the Correspondence between
the British minister and Secretary Fish
distinctly states that the jurisdiction of
the joint commission is to be confined to
the claims Of British and American citi-
zens arising out Of the late war. The Fee
MAN raids Into Canada have taken place
since the war. The bill presented by the
Dominion is several millions Of dollars,
and with the threatened demand for Brit
ish cotton claims, made up sum in ex-
cess Of that submitted to this government
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
NEW ADyERTISEMEETs.
sCh.neefy Court az HsynardsIle.
49, EERRTIlRY RIJI.ES 1s71.f ss-zs

Isaac Sharp and wife, Elizabeth Sharp, VS.. ". T:
RMiIef Sarah Miller. Tabitha +. Sharp, w. a. Sharp
.Harr son Berry and wife. Elizabeth Berry. Robert
Sharp, Sarah j. Sharp, Jacob s. Sharp. Margaret
.Sharps Catherine Sharp. Emeline sharp. Martha E.
Sharp .Arfalssy Sharp, Matilda Sharp, Susan Is.
Sharp. Nathan Butcher and wife. Mary y. Butcher.
Asa Bfogan and wife. Leetx Brogan. Lafayette Kin
caid and wife. Emeine Kincaid Avis Kincaid and
wife, Martha Kincaid w. Z. Palmer. James Palmer,
John<Pamer. snd Jesse g. Palmer 4 9fUd
In THIS CAUSE SIT APPEARING TO THE
Il Clerk and Master from the bill of complainants.
and 4davit hereto. that the Defendants Tabitha T.
SShaITp W. g; $ssP Aasrsos Berry and wife Elsa
Sharp, Mafsafet Sharp. Catharine Sharp. EmeIine
Sharp. Martins Sharp, and Artalissy Sharp. nom
residents of the State of Tennessee that the orina-
r process Of hy cannot be served on them: It is
successive weeks In the Knoxville ChrcpicIc news
paper published in the city of Knoxville. notifying
said resident defendants to.appear ON or before
the Rule Day next preceding the next regular term
4 the court houee in Maynasdye on the rst Monday
OF May pe4t, 10 plead answer derpur to complain
ants bin the same WI be- taken for confessed and
set for hearing ex Iparte 'as 10 them.
April S. ISL -dltwSt ~. w. BRANsON.C.& NJ.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

The Nashville Union and american
vouches for the truth of story, the i'm
portant facts of which are the following !:
A Confederate soldier went to Brazil at the
close of the war, taking with him his wife
and two daughters-one 10 and the other
II years of age. He was an educated man,
having been a preacher in Montgomery
county, Tennessee, but apparently his was
not the sort of ability which makes men
rich in such a place as Brazil, and after a
while he became a bankrupt. According
to Brazilian law the children of a citizen
who cannot pay his debts may be sold as
slaves, and the money thus obtained is af-
piled in payment of his. obligations. The
unfortunate Tennessean, had become a
naturalized citizen of the empire, and in
accordance with the law both of his child
rem, now, nearly grown to- wonnanhood,
were taken TO the slave market and sold to-
the highest bidder. The price paid was
81 200, by returning which the father can
buy them back again - UIAn