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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-16

We have one Of them in operation IN o.
S1aSs; r2srs s.n 1- sssst E9cSczx Ase c0s
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between the hours Of 10 o'clock am and
O'Clock Pm, for the purpose of choosing
th7rteen directors TO serve during the year
ls72 MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier,
de German National Bank Memphis,
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To Contractors.

nTY EEGIE GERS OFFICE,
~ hE&PHIs, 1EBES., December Is, 1871.
50 Sealed proposals wiiI be received at this
once until I2 O'Clock m. Monday, the 18th
Inst. for Strengthening the second bayou be-
tween Beale and Gayoso streets. The city
reserves the right to reject any or all Of the
bids. For further infogmation apply at this
once. ]. n. HUMPHREYS,
DIS City Engineer.
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NOTICE.

We shall withdraw our ONCE from Men,
n phis to st Louis by the 18TH January,
IU. We would respectfully ask those In
debtsd 70 MS 70 call ct s2 Main street, and
Ass1IS al McCoNBs, KKLLER q BYRNEs.
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A RE TIE eoLE AGENTS IN MEMPHIS
n for N. 8. Watkius' Patent Fire-0rate.
This truly valuable invention, but recently
patented, and now for the nrEt time offsred
to the public, WILL SAVE oNE-HALP THE COAL.
n v consumed in the ord nary rate In gen.
eral use. Beside thus reducing the amount
OF fuel consumed. twill BEAT TWO on rHREE
ROOMS fr9n the sAMEFrRB
Ne have one Of them in oper ton In our
once, where Ii great ECoNoNY AND Corr
yEEIENcE can be clearly demonstrated.
The public are invited 70 call and examine It
for themselves.
- OMee, 10. 2sz Third street.
Z II. BaOWN q 90,
- TIE PATENTKE, who can be found a.
his once, up stsirs, Vincent BLOCK, corner OF
Second and Court streof8, at any time BE-
tween the hours Of 8 and IL O'Clock Q, m, viii
sell fourth. interest in this invention. uToN
vERY MODERATE Trims, to any one OF means.
who will undertake % manage and intro
duee il 10 the public, North and South dl1
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81 SO0A Elegant Point de Lancon. Rcint
2SOOO APplics- Ya'sneienns, Black
xniead and 6u1pure Iaces, also puchssse
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CHARLESTON


CHARLESTON, December l5.-Cotton market
quiet; middlings, le9ls1tc;sales, 800 bales ex-
ports 10 Great Rritai1, 44S9 bales; exports 70
bales
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me hsteaims Of God and Divinity
Gone 10 the gravel have you seen hsr mind
Or did;st iist to her vO,os,s m.,osv
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COMMITTEES, as the fstter progresses with
the work OF modifying the lsw.n
Beats Leaving To-day.
For Yickshurg-The passenger atean,ay
Juifa CRptain Touruaa1d laar-e. - - :.
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NEW ORLEANS
WEEKS OPERATIONS.

NEW ORLEANS, December l5.-Cotton easier;
good ordinary, lS1St9lS5zc; low middling,
is1S 9ls14c; middling, I95k9iS<c. Sales, $500
bales receipts, 92S5 bales; exports 70 ST. Sc
bastian, 624 bales.
WEEKS OPERATIONS.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, December l5.-Cotton market
quiet. Good ordinary, IKE.
WEEKS OPERATIONS.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

tias nothing TO do " It'll the cellar No. ~ Ma
get ST., sntl having sold II to siT. X elley Ina
emnved TO his Hotel and Restaurant, cornc.
= water and s.sarket Sts., Wilmington, Del
There he Will he happy to see his old friend.
~ the public in general.
r. OV f4'I'E.2H aenA r.
.sSSssS ser ! in every style. \ - e.
s-xy4-sh and FAMILIES SiIppl'ed "a Al
=='l''-- "a In any pArt Of tll' c,ty,
by the quart, hundred, or b'lshel, delivered
free of charge. CANE In season.
MEALS at all hours, at the low price OF ~
cents. Country people coming In town, will.
ind IL a cf'ss anient, cheap and pleasant place
10 get = good meal.
- Perinpnent and Transient Roarf1ere nc.
ommodatrd. i-T-tf JOS. L. WAITE
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

The SON FsBsERO GUANtb.
Fhich MORO PHILLIPS TKEs9
4sgEATE ia and always has been n.ar
',.ctured, land Of which he has sole ontr,
s>r the United Ststes) contains nny .
,ent. more Bone Phosphate than Rsw i'on
therefore it is more durable.
A large percentage Is Soluble, and will in,
nediately yield its nourlshment.
The Ammonia it contains is pure and rsa
iy to yield its value-not animal matter, c..
liable of yielding its ammonis after decom
ostion in the sail
Nothing is spared In its manufacture t.
render II the rnost valuable super Phosr hsi.
and Crop Producer in the market.
Eight years experience has proved to tll
farmer thst it Is durable and can always b.
elled on rs uniform in quality and the M
mcrous unsolctei testimonials costinnsl
~ received OF its IKE IL competition will
Other Fertilizers fully ts;s that ltsss no
been excelled.
Price, $50 par ton OF 2,0D lbs. Discount /
| dealers. MORO PHILLIPS.
Sole Proprietor and Manufact ureT.
For sale by ]. c. a A. II. stoskly. sniy RI
| Delaware.
mar i3-sR.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04
FANCY DRINK,

Made Of Pure Rum, whlskey, spiri'sof Por
and Refuse Liquors, d lctored. spiced, and
sweetened tn pie ase the taste, called, TON
ic," "Apre' izers, "Restorers, &C.. that leae
the tippler on tn drunkenness ana rum, bu
are a true medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California, free from al
Alcoholic Siimulants They are the Grea'
Blood Purifier and l. fe Giving Principle, =
perfect RenoyatOr and InvigOratOr of tn,
system, carrying on u poisonous matter
and restoring the blood to n healthy enndl
ton. No person can take these bitIers ac-
cor ing to directions, and remain long uu-
/ wnlI.
sioO will he giv-n for an incurahle case
provided the bones are not destroyed by
mineral poiSDns or other mea us, and the VI
tai organs wasted beyond the point Of re
pail.
tism. AMI Gou', Dyspepsia, or Indigestion
! Bilious lemittent and intermittent Fevprs
! Dis asses OF the Blood. Liver, Kidney, and
bladder, these Biters have been most uc-
c-.ss.ul such dseas, $ are caused hA What
ell Blood which is generally produced by
derangement Of the digestive Organs.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you
| md it's impurities bursting through the skin
in Pimples, Eruptlons or cores; cleanse II
when v II find it obsl ructed and sluggish IN
| the veins; cleanse it when ii is foul, ant
your feelings will tell YOU when. Keep tbs
blood pure AMI the heath of the system viii
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurkin,
In the system of ~ many thousands, are ef
fectusll.' destroyed and removed.
In Bin lus ltemittent anu Intprmitten
Fevers these Bitters have IT, equel F.
full directions read carefully the circul,
around each bot l., printed in four langup
as-Engl ,sh, German, French and Spanisi
j. AL<Ei', ProrrIrtor, 81 Commerce ~
R' n. II DON MD, & 60, druggists, an
general Az MS, san Francisco AMI SacrS
manto, aiifpruis. N 80 & , Commerce ,
e-a ~ 81 I'm
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04
ODESSA. J,EL.

After AZ experience Of > ears and acek
ma 10 know the wantA of the Farmer !.
sw-arr-msss flatters himssli 10 give "a.
GSsTFf5y istaction i'll his branch o,
..szzsssSl3rsl xl1 z huEneas All orders SHAT
b'- att lsiss' 10 with proinpi.
ness ami despatch. tic hrs .hr sole rig { ~
this SAT- fpT the FStf1cfs sayorita IIeckel..
,i'rn Flow ", ich iie = - 3. instantly ar
hand. ana lnan''fa' 'rrers all kin y vi pi0q.
IT, ordei - - q nt'i"e With good maj,
risis VI ioh he aims to keep al all times. N
mE dine in nlscksmitbing and WIFE
Srighting with despatch. rhsnkiesris, n.
inerous friends for 'ast literal ,afr nag
- hopes by strict stteniio4 IN !usiness, I
merit cunt'niianas OF IL. seine.
ssrti2tf l. Y. AsrTlI. oas.ss, ~.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04
IL moor 4IxIESrTsS. fI1r
i Horkin's "Own Make Iii

liz moor ESrsS. 111r
l1l. Hopkins "Own Make" I'LL
In all the NV Spr.uE 81 les, for Ladies'.
Misses AMI ciildren; t,e qu illy and price
OF which wi COMMEND taieiIn eiveR 10
every Gus lner. CJiiSt.Ts! COiSi Il II
COR = > y Jus. marked down to ~, al
p +: mako our rrces less tim they G. II he
afft r,led. until goli drciines To that noint
and - PER ant. ies mt = orice one wear
ago. We {" re the frSi IA NJ iH.ic phi, TO
give siiVet change tn our rtisi OltIers A. !.
now a'r leal in giving them fu,, al
vantage Of re Urn to -pecie To- sis II sfl-
Nancs f III Go market; which wi ba
fnlly apprec,.,ed $ AI- who examine on.
extremely low p a.,s iicop skirt, Our
Own Make, at e, ~ -, -. 80, 20, 80, 90 Is, 81,
&c.. to e2 10
Handmade VIII ebane Cnrsets at 50. 60
z, vi, 5 ~, &C., 10 sl.7,. superior French
Woven CorsaIs ~ IN. r. iuesd from Il %; nj
sl.0l. reduced from sl.S at 81. re lnced
from 81 10 &c.. &c., T. SIS. y. reduced from 81
VERY Corsets at F2.1, reduced fiom
32.dil, &c, &c.
Th9mpson's Glove Fitting Corseis sI.75
reduced from sl.21. Il Sc. Mrs. Monfly's
Patent -ef-AdjusiiuR Abdominal CorsetS III
q reduction Of b crfls, to sI.CN per pair &c
cord ny to qnaliiy Ali other goods proper
tomato reduced skirts AMI cersafs made
70 order. Altered md Repaired. Wholesale
and r l-=0iie Pried Odly-Cali or SEMI
fur deceptive circular.
VIM n Hopk
niar-ls-sm. No. Ills Chestnut 81. Phila.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04
THE HAND IN HAND NJ
TUAL LIFE iNSUH ANCE

Company, wants a nsmber of good Agents,
also good general Ngent for Western PEN
Eylvan,n, also good general Agent for the
Ger an Counties of Pennsy lvanin. address
HIN in Hand ONCE. No. liz South 4th 81,
Pbiis.s Pa, xw.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04
TIE COysUMrTEvns.

Pine advertiser having been restored q bssltk
IN p rev weeks, by very simple remedy, al.
Ter having suffered several years with %.
we're lunt lection, II that dread 4 sesss--
. onsuinp sis an: ions to make krurvft ~
ms Alpw-st tt-rrrs the means cure.
L" al who desire I, he Will send cop, q;
tae pr scfiptlun use,l--free of charge wit L
The directions for preparing and using n.
same, which they viii find o SURE CtRr FuE
% SsrNPi1OS, ASTHMA, BRONcHIrIs efc-.
The object of tbs advertiser in sending tbs
spread Information which he conceives ~, i,s
invaluable and be hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cOsl them nothins
Hnd may prove a blessing. 80
Parties wishing the prescr; ptiop will ,,I.aa.
address Rev. EdwaI. A. Wilson.
withdrawing Kings County. N. Y.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04
Natures Great Ress@rer.
SGEIEETz'S
CELEBRATED
BITTER CORDIAL.

This medical preparation IN iiuw offered /,
thu publ" as q reliable substitute for tn,
many worthless compounds which nov
aoOl the mark t. II il purely vegetable
conros a OF var'Ous herbs, gathered froir
The great stnreh use " nature, and selected
Fiib this utm@st are. IT ia notrecOmmend-
d NJ crRk Ar. Int by ITS direct and Raj.
tary influence upon the Heart Liver, Kid
.eys, Lungs, Stomach and bowels, il ae,s
oth Rs preventative and cure for mary o.
he diseases to which those on ans are sub
"ct. 1t is a reliable Family Medicine, ane
~ he taken by either infant or adult with
= same beneficial results. It is certain
.runpt and speedy remedy for DIAn.
HEA p1YSENTERY. B,iMM. COM,
LIANT, DYSPEPSIA, I.OWNk,SS or
SPIRITS, PAINTINGS. SlCK-HEA DACHF
e. For 'Hll.TS and FFVEES OF all kinds
is far better and safer than quini, 10. with
NJ any Of its pernicious eff 0ls. it crestss
appetite. prov a. & powerful dtxaStsr o.
ID. and iii enuDtsract this effects ofl!ql4S
few NJ gutss.
FRhPAHRp HY
JACOb SCHEETz. Soie Fcsruiste.,
a Cor. Fiftii nd Race ats, Philsd'A RI
s@Is ~ All 9r1ksisia.
aeV Fly
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

After ~, sxpericrce Of > rears, and
ma 10 know the wHnta ut the Farm =
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Troubles Increasing.

CHARLESTON Jan. IL The House of Rep
resentatives passed the following resolu-
tons, which were introduced by colored
member:
WHEREAS, Certain bills are now being
considered in Congress. providing general
ly for an amnesty to all persons now labor
ing under political disabilities, by reason
of their participation in rebellion; and,
whereas, in our judgement ample relief is
afforded suoh persons by the third section
of the Fourteenth Amendment to the
Constitution therefore,
Resolved, BY the House of Representa-
tives, the Senate concurring, that ourSena-
tors in Congress be instructed, and our
Representatives be requested, to vote
against all such laws granting general am
nesty and relief to persons now under po-
Ii ical disabilities.
Resolved, That copy of this preamble
and resolutions be transmitted to each OF
our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress.
Much excitement prevails among the
members of the Legislature at Columbia,
owing to the disturbed condition of affairs
in the upper counties of the State.
The ultra Radicals, under the lead of
Elliott, the negro member elect of the
Forty Second Congress, charge the whole
responsibility of the troubles upon the in
eutciency vi GOV. OeOIIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
in not organizing colored militia and de-
claring martial law There is even talk of
impeaching the Governor More moder
ate Radicals and Conservatives and the
Lieutenant Governor, support the policy
of Gov. Scott which is understood to be to
send only United States troops to the dis
turbed counties, if military force is re-
quired at all. People of these counties
have held large public meetings in the in
terests of law and order.
The State Senate has tabled the anti
amnesty resolutions adopted by the
House
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
HOM z NEWS



ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE efforts to unite
the Republicans of Missouri has so fll
proved Intellectual. Their is little prospect
of Blair's chances being still best Blair is
the foremost man in the pure Democratic
caucus. A liberal Republican German pa
per, published in Jefferson City, favors
Blair.
The ice in the lower st. Louis harbor has
been broken. Navigation South will be
resumed to-day. Immense quantities of
produce and provisions are awaiting trans
portation from Missouri.
An editorial excursion of ladies and gen.
tlemen left st. Louis yesterday for New
Orleans and Mobile.
INDIANA, Jan. 12.-The Legislature has
elected the proprietor of the indianapolis
Daily Sentinel State Printer.
Three persons persisted in a burning no.
tel at Walton, Boon county, Kentucky.
The Ohio Legislature has defeated the
bill forbidding Bibles in schools by vote
of IA to 70.
NEW YORK, Jan. ia writ of attach
ment has been issued for General Neill,
commandment at Governors Island, for re-
fusing to surrender minor who enlisted
against the parents consent.
The investigation of the charges against
the Rev. Mr.. Lanahan, assistant agent of
the Methodist Book Concern, has COM
menced.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
REVENUE DECISIONS.
State Items,

A negro woman and four children were burn
ed to death in Madison county on the night of
January 9th.
Since the holidays great many negroes have
left the vicinity of Murfreesboro' for Arkansas,
and more are preparing to go. owing to the high
price offered in Arkansas for field hands
A young man named Conway escaped from
the Marion county jail where he was confined
for larceny The Sheriff went in pursuit of him,
and called at the boys fathers, three miles out
from Knoxville, Conway, Sr., said the boy was
not there, but if he came he would bring him to
the Sheriff next day. and he did.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
Why Mr.. Motley was Recalled-His own
Statement. 10y

The letter of Motley to Fish is dated Dec
Z. in which he says, after abiding to his
recall: sE-s,
at would be impossible for any dlplo'
matte agent to believe himself more
thoroughly possessing the confidence 1de hano Q,
to serve than supposed myself to enjoy
at that moment. No intimation of q con-
| templated change had been made to me.
No shadow of difference of opinion exist
ed between the President and his govern
ment and myself as to our relations with
Great Britain or any other power, or as to
the general policy of his administration,
and 1 was at that very period engaged in
as delicate and confidential diplomatic
correspondence with yourself and the
British Government upon several import
ant matters as could well be confided by a
government to its foreign agent. Tire re-
port in the newspapers dismissed, there
fore, as an idle rumor, the President of the
United States being incapable, as l believ-
ed, of thus dealing with a public servant
whom he had himself so recently appoint
ed. Had change been contemplated, l
feel certain that I should have been pri-
vately informed of it first and the public
afterward Had any charges against me
of dereliction from duty been possible, / was
sure they would have been preferred to my
fa1e, so that might have the opportunity
of answering them. \ o man has the right
to doubt that in such case would have at
once offered my resignation"
At the end of Motley's long letter, he
says, II have thus recorded in my last Off
cial act a solemn protest against the out
rage, as believe entirely without prece-
dent, of my peremptory removal"
The Motley correspondence is down to
the 30th of December. At that date Secre-
tary Fish addressed letter to Mr.. Moran,
Secretary of Legation, saying:
Mr.. Motley, having closed his mission,
asks my permission, but assumes as right
to place his statement on record" Ques-
tioniug the taste and denying the right of
this assumption, Mr.. Fish, nevertheless,
allows place in the diplomatic records of
the country to Mr.. Motley's history of the
end of his mission. Mr.. Fish remarks
that Mr.. Motley says it has been rumored
that he was removed from the post of Min
lister to England on account of the opposi-
ton to the San Domingo treaty made by
an eminent Senator who honors him with
his friendship.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
Blount county News.

The Queen Sisters and Troupe gave an enter
tainment the court house in Maryville, last
Monday evening. with very fair audience,
considering the notice given. The audience wa,
very much disappointed when informed that Mr..
Butler was very sick and could not attend, but
''grinned and bore it."
A deer was chased from the mountain to with
in mile Of Maryville, last Monday, where be-
tween men, dogs and guns, it was killed
George Norwood, being colored gentleman
of fancy aspirations and, as such, it was neces-
sary that he should at all times know what
o'clock it was so he privately appropriated to
his own use the watch of Preston Taylor, for
which he was arraigned before Esquire Garner
last Monday After hearing the evidence, the
Squire sent him to board with the jailcr, who
keeps regular meals, dispensing with the neces-
sity of time pieces, and where George is likely
to board until next Circuit Court amfsE
Prof. John Collins, of the Friendsvills Col
lege, is to deliver lecture upon Cuba, before
the Animi Cultus Literary Society of Maryville
College, at the Presbyterian Church, on the
evening of the 2lstinst = sEa1F Eas =
Messrs. Lawrence, johnson and Porter start
ed, "Wednesday morning, with fns drove of
horses and mules, for the Southern market
The election Of Board of Mayor and Alder
men and town Justice of the Peace, viii take
place in Maryville next Saturday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
KNOXVILLE, TENN, FRIDAY

The bill was advocated by Messrs. Morton,
Howell, Kellogg and others. Mr.. Chan
dler said the river and harbor bill with es-
Inmates for all these improvements oul dbe
reported within four weeks, and this
should take its chances with the rest. At
ter an extended discussion, motion to re-
fer it was rejected, and the bill passed, and
goes to the President for approval.
A commission to Investigate the
claims for the Indian depredations in Kan
sas and Nebraska was authorized.
A bill relieving the members of Congress
from the importantly of officeholders
was discussed up to adjournment.
Alex. III. Conner was confirmed Govern
or of Idaho.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The Committee
on Appropriations were ordered to investi-
gate the Charpening claims for postal
service.
A bill was introduced incorporating the
Shreveport and Upper Red River Naviga-
ton Company.
The Committee OH Military Affairs were
ordered to investigate West Point affairs.
The House went into Committee on APP
preparations and repealed the order pub
fishing laws in newspapers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

A memorial of one thousand women,
headed by Mrs. General Sherman against
female suffrage, was presented.
The House joint resolution appropriating
$4,000 for the improvement OF the Louis
vile and Portland Canal, and SS41 900 for
the completion of the Des Moines Rapids
came up.
Mr.. Chandler moved TO refer it to the
Committee on Commerce. Harlan said IT
was important that an appropriation for
Des Moines Rapids be made at once, that
if the embankment was not repaired at
once the spring freshets would wash it
away. Mr.. Sherman appealed TO Mr..
Chandler to let the bill pass, az it was inn
pOrtant that an appropriation for the Port
land and Louisville Canal should be made.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
1--WE advise our readers to file the above
table as valuable for reference. r~gsfn
SALE OF HoLpEN's NEwspApER.-The

SALE OF HoLDEN's NEwsPAPER.-The
Raleigh IN. c. Standard, established,
owned and edited by Governor Holden,
was sold at auction on Saturday last, un-
der mortgage, and was purchased by w.
F. Askew, Esq, for $4,000. Immediately
after the sale, the city sheriff announced
that he would sell the same establishment,
the goods and chattels of which were then
unde- execution to certain parties, and
give better title than the attorney of the
mortgage could. He then proceeded to
sell out the concern in detail, realizing not
quite $4,000. There is q lively time among
the rival claimants of the property.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
Rank and Population Of ALI the States.

The following table of the population Of
the various States is said to include the
precise figures of the last census which
had reached the Census Bureau up to Tues
day morning, January Sd, with the best
estimates the officers of the Bureau can
make for defective returns:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
I'm Chancery at Knoxville.

F|wT ORDER OF PUBLICATION. y = n z
The First National Bank OF Knoxville, vs.. Robert
Howe and Wake Hubbeil, sof CincnnatI) md others.
TN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM CON-
plainants bill, (which il to-, that the defend
ans Robert Howeand Wake Hrbbeil are non residents
f the State of Tennessee 1t Is therefore ordered that
nu bcation be made for four consscuye weeks in the
Tenn requiring said defendants appear at the
ert Term of this Court to be held at the court house in
Knoxvllle on the Third Monday in March next and
make defense to compainznts bill, il will be tax en-
forconessed and set for hearing exparte for them,
fttsrt: NJ L. PATTERSON, C. &M
BY L. IlLLMANs Jr- ID. G. q NJ.