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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07
LOCAL NOTICES.

- The UMlvER-AL AYER."-On my journeys the
conthIent-hrUugh Turkey, InGia CHINA, Japan, Peru,
Chill, Paraguay. Brazil, and Mexico, and the Cnii
States-n them all to some extent. and in come to
great extent have found the universal Aver repre-
aented by his family incidence which often held in
fabulous esteem. Whether they win their marvellous
reputation by their know not. but know they
have IL to such degree that 1t frequently gave me i'm
pOrtnnce TO have come from the country. .fStt1s
letters from d6todd.
CALONEL at a discount. Defiance to Southern Fevers.
Good digestion secured by using SnmOne' Liver Reg
ulator
If you travel East West North South take pack
age OF simmons Liver Regulator. Prepared only by
j. II. Zein d. Co., Macon, Ga.
The Confessions of an Invalid Published
as warning and for the benefit of young and 9th.
crs, who suffer from Nervous Debility &c. supplying
the means of SELF cure.
Written by Que who has cured himself, and sent free
ON receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
26t2o Brooklyn, n Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07

THE CHRISTIAN WEEKLy.-Is on our list
OF exchanges. Its aim is to supply cheap,
ana good religious weekly newspaper. Each
number contains illustrations IN the best style
OF the art. 1t is published by the American
Tract socie'y at the low price OF s2.OO per
yenF
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. I.


winter; $l.43 for No. do.
CORN.-Old is steady at 62c for No. mixed new In
inquiry and held al 50 for ears 81 for yellow
from store.
OATs.-Therc old arriving and prices
nominal 40c for No. l State.
BUTTER-Ma-kct is quiet and steady: the demand
is moderate for choice. Prime at 2iG22 common TO
good do al 150aoc.
EGGS-There is a monerate demand and the market
is steady at 2t025c by the package.
CHEESE-The market is steady and quiet factory at
120i2kc, for small lots selected.
POTATO ES-The demand is good and the market
firm at 5OG55c track by car lots $4,000 for small
lots from store.
GREEN APPLES There is a good demand for
sound fruit and the market is firm and steady 500
$500 per barrel.
DRIED APPLES-There is a better inquiry and the
market is firm at 4Hdb5-l-2 for fruit.
POULTRY-There is an active demand for live at
1O11ic per pound for Chickens I2G12-1.2 for Ducks
Spring Chickens 22@25c each.
oNIoNs-The request is good and the market is
arm at OD75.
VINEGAR-Pure cider vinegar in fair demand and
hrm at lsDeOc, packages incluied.
BEANS In moderate demand at $s,0OGa2 rs for prime
hand picked.
SMOKED MEATs-city sugarcured Hams 15c dried
Beef i6c.
sALT-onondaso and Saginaw Fine sa,1D; Coarse
Solar $2,26
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07

The Dead River Grand Trunk Railway,
broad gusge air line, is carrying n,ore passcn-
gers than any other liue in the United States.
Any customer at Swift's Drug store can have
q copy Of the time table for the asking,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07

AT ANCHOR - For some two or three days
past, says the Cuisen. large black three. mast.
schooner, fire and aft rig, has been lying At
anchor of Conneau' barbor, evidently being
disabled from the loss of her rudder, or some
deficiency in her stearing gear.
NEw LIoHT. The Michigan City Rnterpyise
says Mr.. BEARFE, Of the lighthouse works is
here with gang Of men erecting n beacon
light on the east pier. The supersiructure IL
to have an elevation Of some 33 feet abOve
the lake, and Will have an elevated walk IL
feet high and 400 feet long, reaching out to
the light. The total cost Oi the supcrsructure,
etc. will be $4,000.
Tx TRoUBLE.-- The Conneaut Citizen Of
Saturday last says: An unknown craft, evi.
IDENTIFY water-logged, drilted past this harbor
on Wednesday. She was first seen 10 the
westward In the morning, and seemed 10 be
entirely ut the mercy Of wind and wave. She
was In the lrougbs Of the sea, the water con.
stantly breaking over her decks. When last
seen. about dusk, she was nearly down to Elk
Creek, where IL Is quite probably she went
ashore. She is described as fore.and.afi YES.
sci, painted black, without topmast.
THE HURD DDIsAsTER.-CaptaiUW w. o. HAIR
RIsoN, of the lost schooner o. H. HVrd, has
arrived at Detroit, bring the remains OF his
vile He has only partially recovered from
the fleets OF his late terrible calamity, but
gives the following account of the loss Uf the
Uurd His vessel was sailing before viO.
lent gale, when she was quite unVxpecicdlv
swept from aft 10 forward by u tremendous
sea, taking the boat from tue dayiis, and
sweeping the decks of everything movable.
The captain is of the opinion that 1T this time
the greater part of his crew were washed
overheard The first sea was followed imme-
diately by two Others of immense proportions,
taking the top OF the cabin. From these last
$ 'as the vessel did not recover but went down
10 the bottom. II was ON this portion of the
cabin that the captain dritted ashore and was
thus saved.
LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United
States Patent Office, to Ohio inventors, for the
week ending SIP. 26h, II, and each bearing
that date, furnished this paper by Cox d
Cox, Solicitors of Patents, Washington, ID. c.
Pruning shears, J. Grass, Sandusky
Method Tor bending wood, s. Patterson Ber
lin Heights.
Cloth measuring machine, T. VI. Brntnall
Medina.
Steam wagon, o. Ii. Burdett, New Athens
Washing machine, j. Z. Eshlcman, New
Hoidback for wagons, J. T. Launert, Clsye.
land
Whifficirec, same
Wagon hound, F. Smith, Tifin
Oil can, q. d. Winchclls, Cincinnati.
Crimpins machine, NJ. r. Lehman ct al
Hamilton.
Damper, w. b. Hayden, Columbus.
MoldlnS lipe W. D. Afford, Guy ahnga Falls
Hub for wagons, j. Alha, West Lib, rly.
Sediment chamber Tor lamp posts, j. W
Graham, Chillicoihe.
Clamp lor mortising machines, A. Schmack
ers, Cincinnati
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REv. DR AIKEN, of the First Church,
Cleveland, delivered the sermon in the Pres
byterian Church in this village on Sunday
morning hast, and assisted In the administra-
zion OF the Eucherist. Though at the ad-
Nanced age of 81, his natural forces and facul-
sies seem to be in ready play, and show the
effect Of culture and ripe experience. His
discourse was listened to with apparent in
tercst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07

The Fiftie,h Anniversary of the organiza-
tion of the Presbyterian Church of this village,
occurs on the 9Th OF December next. The
church was organized by the Revs JosErH
BADGER aud GILES II. CowLEs, with mem
bership of seven persons, rs follows-JosIAH
NETTLEToN, Lot NEWELL, SALLY MoDoS-
AID. ANNA CARTER, LYDIA HALL, TABIrHA
SMITH and JERUsHA Cook
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CoNrrTUTIoFlL CorvGNTror. In the
TELEoRAPH to-day appears the law passed
last winter authorizing vote on the subject
Of q Constitutional Convention. A pcrusal Of
this law will inform all persons Of their duties
and privileges IN regard 10 this matter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07

GERMAN CLAssEs.-There are We are in
formed, no less than nine classes In our public
schools, now pursuing a course of German
study. The highest number in these classes is
%, and none fall below l3--thO whole number
being l43. This looks like popularizing this
department, and shows that the labors of
Prof SPoRNBuRaER are such Us TO occupy his
full time and attention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07

TEAcHER's .INsrITuTE,-The Institute ad-
vsrtised TO begin at Ashiabula, on the 18th of
November has been postponed one week,
which the reader will not fail to'bear in mind
The expectation is that the attendance of
Teachers will be general
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07

On Tuesday. last week, says the Times, Mr.
B. F. LUTHER, while at work on the new
Town House, Harpersfield. fell from from
scafoid to the ground, some fifteen feet, in
juring him severely. He struck upon his
head in a pile of bricks, hruising one side of
his face severely and breaking, as is thought
two of his ribs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR
FEMALES.
LlIdlo.s iH correcting Irregularities ReAoutn0 %.
struetiOas Of ths AoRLhiy Periods.

InfdAib:s IN correcting Irregularities Remoptn1 o.
struetions Of Lhs AoRlhLy Periods.
They never fail and may be depended upon in every
where the monthly dow has been through
cold or disease. DUPONCo'S GOLDEN PILLS always
give immediate relief being especially prepared for
married ladies, A lady writes 1" Duponcofs Golden
pills relieved me In one day without like
mage" The Ge"usns are now put up In Large (cAas)
Bos containing double the quantity OF Pills and upon
each box you Will find my Private U. S. Revenue
GoDDEN PILLS, in WAifs Letters, WitAOEi ngt sOns
Rsnss1Jsr the 4" Genuine" is tnns wAa. boxes.
Full aaa explicit directions accompany each box.
Price $i0O per box, ek boxes $500. Sold orc Drug
gst IN every town, village city and hamlet Throughout
gist. Sole Agent,
LADIES l-by sendiog him 100 through the Ashta-
bus Postapiee can have The Pills sent tconhdentially
BY mall 10 any part OF the country, Free Of Postage
..- -. 3. ID. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor. New York,
SOLD also by Foster Watkins, Geness j. G. Pshsss,
cocresus anseuong A!miueAg. olsvsisAd, 10
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The Township Fair began on Thursday
with splendid weather, and promise Of its
continuance, through the week of our fair
season. The efforts of the Association have
been directed to make it of more than usual
interest and attractiveness, and the result we
are confident will be such as to justify the
effort
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MARRIED..

In this Town. Oct 3D. by Rev. James Bonner Mr. A
c. TowSito Miss AMELIA PARnLEE, all of Ashtabula.
In Ashtahula Oct 18th. by Rev. j. N McGifert, Mr..
PEnRY A. HULL OF Chicago. to Miss SARA L. YEAMAS.
of Ashtabua.
III Corning, Sept 9Th, by Rev. d. Van Alstne. Mr..
HARRs C. lioNAN, Of Painted Post TO Miss MARTHA F.
VAN ALsTiN. daughter OF the Oficiaing clergy man.
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The number Of letters received at the Ash
tabula Postofiice the last week of the year
ending September Both, was 5000, and the
amount of stamps cancelled during that time
was $59.i5. This exceeds last year.
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TRAvERs FRUIT FARM on Plymouth Hills,
is very reliable source for early, perfected
and abundsn, supplies of the finest fruits A
variety of grapes from his vineyard have
found place upon the Editors table, which
for quality and size of cluster and berry it
would be hard to beat in this region,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07

PRRsoSAL.-Mr. W. w. HERRIcK and Lady
and Mr., M. II. Bliss, have been spending a
few days among the scenes aud friends of for
mer days st Ashtabuls. Time treats them
gently In their new and distant western homes.
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AUcTIoN.-The Livery aud other stock of
r. G. WARRINGTON, about to leave North
Kingsville, will be sold at auction on Saturday.
October 21 1t consists of horses, carriages,
wagons, harness. cutters, bob-sleds, &C. For
particulars see bills. The sale will begin at 10
O'clock forenoon
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07

A religious revival is at present in progress
at Pierpont, under the direction of a Gamble
lite minister
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-07

VILLAeE ECoUNCIL.-Council met,on Monday
evening, with Mayor Seymour in the Chair,
and Councilman Crosby, only, absent. The
business of the evening was little more than
the receiving and ordering the payment OF
bills. The first in order was that of
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GOLD holds It's own in the neshborhood OF
l6-or 10 be exact-an eighth less
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sUsrENDED.-it was hardly expected that
the soioFed brothers perplexiiy over the shape
taken by secession" Suspended functions"-
was 10 be experienced SO soon here al home
Rut the fact so blindly intimated in the last
Js6sr.oniaa is thought TO be genuine re.en-
actmeut of IL. II. therefore, " dem functions
don's come unsuspendsd," before long-it will
be the cause Of some disappointment, to some
Of ITS ffieads, at lsasi. besides heing unbecom-
ing aRd nndignified in an "Official paperr'
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Court of Common Pleas will commence
Monday, Oct. 16, 1871, Judge Chaffee, on the
Bench.
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Dr.. p. E. HALL will be in his Ash,abula of.
fice all except Friday Of each week, when he
will be In jefferson, until further notice.
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BUILDING MOVING.

ADELBERT SWEET is prepared with
good set OF machn team &C. and tolerable share
Of experience and practical kiperfected by consdcra
BILE practice In the oil regions where the hudling about
of buildings is feature Of fetO do any thing in tho
line. Those having orders. either in this adjoining
towns, may depend upon their prompt and careful
ADELBERT SWEET
AshtAbulh. March lst, 1871. IIeS
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Don't buy your dry goods away from home
until you see our stock and prices. We are
offering great bargains to cash buyers
Tylsr q EIrlisls
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TAKE NOTICE.-All persons indebt-
} ed 10 Smith Gilkey urgently requested to
call and settle, the business must be closed up
ll0 Z. II. CILEEY.
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For the largest and cheapest stock OF dress
goods look at Tyler & Clriisle's.
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We sell 25 cent battnig for 30 cents.
Tyler s. Carlisle.
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j, Reeds bill for printing, referred.
The Mayor and Clerk were appointed
Committee to prepare rules and requirements
Of police
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NOTICES

~. w. GARY, has opened Carriage
Shop on his homestead opposite the south Park, and
has on hand number of good, well built
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G. Il II II L Il G. e s,

and warranted and al the lowest price they he got
within iU miles of this place and still buiidin:
also number Of good Building lots for sale easy
terms, near Main Street mean to close ont.
u. W. GARY.
Ashtahula. o.. Feb. Goth, ls71. IEi
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GET YoR FLANNELs AT
q IL TX IN T'@
Ne ha. msmmouth stock and sells shssr for s.h.
Evesy body should look At the
Large Stock of Dry Goods
AT GILKEYs.
Smiths Block, next door % Fisk House.
EIoHT YARDS GOOD CRASH,
POr oOs Soilst. at GILKLYs.
THE BEST WATER PROOF
In town for One Dollar. at GILKEY's
HEAVY BED sHEETINGs.
AtiaI.2 eenam IL. GILkKYs
HEAVY COTTON FLANNEL
At W cents, sK Tiekngs 20 cents pt L. H. GILKEY's
CAssIMEREs FOR MEN & BOYS.
cheapst GILKEY's.
GERMANTOWN & SAXONY YARNS,
Zephyr, worsted, Canvass, Ee-liet &e. GILKEV's
A FINE STOCK OF ROB ROY PLAIDS,
In sl Wool, for Children. Chrap for Cash. GILKKY's.
MEN & BOYS SHIRTS & DRAWERS.
aides Vesis and Drawers Ladie, Nirses and Child.
rrnr Hosiery, Gcnts Half hos" Linen aid Paper IOl-
lars, Neck lies aud EandkegcIicis, at GILkEYS.
BLACK ALPACCAS. PURE MOHAIRS,
Empress Cloths. Merinos Lustcrs End all the and
desirable novelties iu Drehs Goods, at GILkE1 s.
GCIPURE LACES, RIBBONS.
SotioLs, Trimmings, &C., At GILKEY'S
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New YORK. Cat.Ie Market.

EA TRY that Choice Young Hyson
Tea q >. ~ FAVkKFER y ses's. Only %
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ATTENTION.

l. AM now ready to take orders for all
kinds Of Ornamental Tree, Shrubs and House Plants
also, all varieties OF
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
THERE will be an Examination

STRAIED upon the premises OF tie
~ subscrib,rs, on Thursday Sept 18TH five yea,ings
three heers and two steas which the T. request
ed to prove ownership, pay charges and take away.
ID. IL. FARGO.
East Aehtabula, Sept. 10th, 1871. Sitf
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We are selling u good water proof at one
dollar yard. Tyler e Carlisle.
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FOR RENT.

MOONS fornerally occupied by John
Mansfield, in Smiths New Block, Also ono large
room on Moor also, Dwellingl!ouse, with barn At
and Tor sale one new and stylish top carriage,
Nu n. A. M0SHER, Agent.
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Fruit Trees,

both Standard aud Dwarf.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore besow-
upon in this town. shall endeavor I'LL all orders
hereafter intrusted to with promptness and exact
tude. l.. B. SCOFIELD.
10 Agent Brighton Nurserys, Rochester, " Y.
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One hundred new wool shaw TO 5, lect from
at Tyler d Cdriisie's
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GET YoR FLANNELs AT
O. 4 Il TX IN v'a
Ne has msmnOuth stock aud sell. shssr for .h.

EIoHT YARDS GOOD CRASH,
Por oDo HOilai. At GILKEY's.
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HEAVY COTTON FLANNEL

A FINE STOCK OF ROB ROY PLAIDs,
In sll WOOL for Children. Chrap for Cash. GILKKY's
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THE BEST WATER PROOF
In town for One Dollar. At GILKEY's
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HEAVY BED SHEETINGS,
At IL i.2 cents at e.. II. GILKEYs
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BLACK ALPACCAS. PURE MOHAIRS.
Empress Cloths Merinos. Luscrs End all the and
desirable novelties in Drehs Goods, at G1LkE1S.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-11

on Messrs. J. II. Butt & Co., who are doing
heavy business in galvanized cornice.
They are industrious and merit thesuccess
they have achieved.
OF course we dropped in on the veteran
McNelly, of the Banner, whom we found
at the case, picking up the types as serene
ly as twenty years ago.
Friday night there was a necktie party
at Craigmiles' Hail. to raise funds for the
new NJ. L. Church now being erected. 1t
was well attended by old and young. The
writer was present and yielded to the fas-
cinations Of the enlivening scene and en-
joyed himself as much, perhaps, as some
others, tinged with but one shade of regret,
that we had to leave before the party end
ed. We tore ourself away, however, and
were soon at the depot, and, taking the
train, reached Knoxville on time, having
had pleasant time during our brief So
journ in the capital of Bradley.
4, II
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Chancery Court, cambridge.


c. Taylor, admir- Of Willis Taylor decd, vs. Ann Tay-
.. lor and others.
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF
4 the Clerk and Master, from the allegations of the
bill filed in this cause, which is sworn 10, that the fol-
lowing named defendants, to wit George w Lame and
wife Sarah Lame, formerly Sarah Taylor, lessee e.
Moore and wife Mary Moore. formerly Mary Taylor
and VIM. A, Moore minor heirs Of Darthua Moore
formerly Ddrth9la Taylor and Albert g.. Taylor, are
non residents of the State of Tennessee 1t is there
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master his September
Rules 1871 that publication be made for four
ing and recurring said defendants to appear before the
Chancery Court at cambridge the FIRST Monday after
plead, answer, dcmur or otherwise make defense 70
conn claimants BILL the win be taken for
fessed and the cause set for hearing parte 20
them.
true copy of the order.
. sept20 lS7l-w ID, r. N, BLACK BURN ca M
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Chancsry Sale Of Valuable City Lots.

TN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
by the Chaneery Court at Knoxville, Tennessee At
of John ID. Blackford, guardian &c.. Elizabeth
Webb ct al. will sell Ct public auction on the prem
lots mentioned in the bill enough to realize the sum Of
s350000 and shall rst sell lots numbered lVs 6 5s
49, bi 81 49, So 60 and g. in Sneed King Co. addi-
ton TO Knoxville. and being part Of the lots assigned
to the estate Of ]. T. Webb, deed.
TERMS. nix -
Said sale will be made for one-third cash in hand,
one third in six months, and e-third in eighteen
months. Notice, with approved security will be re-
quircd Of purchasers bearing interest from date, and
lien retained on the lots as further security.
This 30th Sept, 1871.
dlw3t NJ. l.. PATTERSON. G. & M.
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Chancery Court, cambridge,
ORIGINAL BILL.
p. p. TURNKEY VS. p. Taylor ct al.

p. p. TURNKEY VS. p Taylor ct al.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
allegations of the BILL which is to, that the
defendants, Albert Taylor Jesse Moore and wife Mary
formerly Mary Taylor, George Lane and wife Sarah,
formerly Sarah Taylor, Anderson Moore. husband OF
Darthula Moore decd: formerly Darthua Taylor. and
dren and heirs at law of said Darthula Moore are
residents Of the State Of Tennessee II therefore
1871 shat publicatonbe made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Weekly CHRONICLE commanding said
PENDANTS to appear at Chancery Court to be held for
the county Of Jefferson, at the court house in Dan
bridge, the first Monday after the fourth Monday Of
October next then and there to plead answer, demur
otherwise make defense to complainants BILL or the
will be taken for confessed and the cause set down
for hearing parte as to them,
true copy Of the order.
90 1871 wi ID r. N. RI.ACK RITRN. q n
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Chancery Court at cambridge.
ORIGINAL BILL.

Charles Gentry ct al vs. Samuel C. GENTRY. ct al.
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS
of the bill which is sworn to- that the dentendants
Samuel G. 1entry and Anderson Moore, resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered
by the Clerk and Master, Ct his September Rules 1911
that publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Knoxville Weekly Chroni lie, notifying said de-
fendant 70 appear before the chaneery Court e Dan
bridge ON the first Monday after the fourth Monday
Of October next then and there TO plead answer de-
otherwise make defense to said bill the
will be taken for confessed and the set down for
hearing eX parte as 10 them.
true copy Of the order.
sept20,lS7l.Nlt u II. N. BLACKBURN, G Nm.