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His eve rests on I mountain top,
Toward which he climbs 80 stoutly,
Hts iius trtl forth some gallant song,
Then lisp 9 prayer. deVoutly:
His heart Is under the DAISIES,
That cover Hdud Le0dTe.
His arm strikes down 10 ioeman,
ais voice cheers on the brave,
His eyes Hash IRE Id BATTLE
His Gags victorious wave: ,a.
mat couer Mead Le9are.
III
n death at last o'ertaEes him,
Weary, In foreign lands;
Yet, though he sleeps near Memncn,
Buried In desert sands.
Hts hearts, under the daisies.
~, That corer H1ud Le9GTs.
Orapgeburg, 8. c. AUGUSTUS B. KNowIToE.
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NEW YORK, Anrl 70 -Arriyed, steamships st
Lou 8, Clyde ard Livingston.
The French h8rs psuphin was at Cailar Janu-
airy 10, ready Tor STA iur' his port. w,ln SO IONS
Peruvian gu:nn, consigned to Ne. SIS Geo " Vii.
Iiarus j CO, Of our CITY.
The Brit 81 halk Lille N. Guthrie, from Charles.
ton for Greeuo,S, whose null arrival had r:'ea:ed
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Exportss
NEW YoRk-Per steamship Champion-llo bags
sea island and 1116 bales upland cotton, 20 tlelcee
rice. on bills rosin, so bundles paper, 30 bales
moss, lie packages sundries. 100 empty ools, 735
packages vegetables, &c, and $4,000 feet OF lum-
Der. = ,o,.,
cotton, S03 tcs rice, &C bales domestics, 81 rolls
leather, 2 hhds and 8 bales hides, B bales rags, 80
casks clay, s hhds bacon, "a bbls potatoes, $4,000
feet lumber, 25 pkgs sundries.
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N

Der steamship CHAMPION, for New York
Miss E V READ, J Y 0Donohue and vile, NJ Bfes'
by, Mrs Strong, Mrs 0'Donnell and maid, HgoWd,
Miss d Benniss, Miss ID J Hatch, A Q Arnold, w Il
Burnham, H o lockwood, X C Downing, " Dun
gan, L G Downes. n D Hennessey, 0 Nickerbock.
er, Mrs Wheeler, Mrs Smith, Mrs Raymond ana
child, Z iorburgh, Baldwin,, J Dake, " Jack:
s sS'se C R. S fs. sFsssslfss sRs s,i : i
HempstsTaand Wff6 A @ bSSha&ta wife. . Cook
and wife, Mrs Z Rickord. D E Townsend, Evans,
Mrs Ward and two children. j Laurence, Master
Laurence. Mrs Ladson, NJ Hilton, Mrs 9 Rea, Mrs
Garniss, G Hammond, Miss L Haight, 5 chase, i
d donaldson, II Donaldson, D F Brown, Smith.
Mrs Hayward, Mrs J Douglas, P G Cumli1, w
+ y 4 ! 81! 1H5sls:, sHahs; salA5Ei f. :
Marvel. W ] Hammett, P II Mason, F Hutchinson.
n Hatch, DR. Applegate, A B Nosch, W Mclean, d
Elus, w Brain, Z Melzer, w Huneken. NJ Eusilsr
Mrs J A Shelly, F F 1 / haskell haskell: J Z Z an H6GaO Mrs Y VA
EEis ! a5 sfiHSflss slSI - ! IsasI 5j aMAsslsER
Per steamship Maryland. for Baltimore.Mrs
II D Brown, Lieut. Smith, wife and son, MISS A
| Merlin. Mrs K II Pierson and child, P Birk and
Per steamship South Carolina. from New York
j smith. n Dyer and wife, a Dyer. A Thomp:
son and wife, Rev. S kidney AMI vile, Miss q "
Kidney, Miss N E Kidney, Miss ] A Kinney, Master
L Il Kidney, Miss b Cook, W Straiton' G MI
It's, Seymour, Jr, Christian wooitn, and John
"fsSssssanS bic :s s5Iromagsa tSs v.sflack:
sonville. Fernandina and Satdhnah-Mrs w
Fisher. G E Haskell. F L Haskell, S b Houghton,
G II Boss. DR. Apologize. Mr. Donaldson and
brother. Mrs Lanefair, Miss Peckham. Mrs Tuliyer
and child, Ms q " Hardee, MIS- Toltver, Mrs FOL
liver. Mrs G Root, Miss Root. Miss Graves, Mr. Mon
tague, " Z Hall, Mr. Partridge and vile. Mr. Mason
and wife, n Hatch and wiz, Master = Hutcl. isOn,
Mrs Pagan, yaa. Whitlock, Mrs VA Hhlllock,CA
Mstsirrandserylnr. Mr Hiuhe. GhadLD as1laa and
wife, Mrs Jones, Mrs French, G WaddingtOn, W NJ
smith. G Morris, Mrs Ferguson anu child, Wm NJ
Bird and wife, W Hammond. Master Hayward,
DR. J h Parker, Mir Deweik 0apt F Pepss ami 10 on
deck.
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RIcE-This grain exhibited q firm character;
sales about leo tierces Of clean Carolina, ssy IL
tierces at TX, % tierces stEH, q at s lie, IS at sH,
SO at Sxc = d. We quote common 10 fair at 7H@
*, good s@sXc.
NAVAL sTosBa-The market was quiet and
without sales Of note. +! .lu..-.,G -.
FRaIsurs. TO. Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal on uplands via New York, "a
on upIands ; Id on sea islands ; by BAL,
slsd on ;uplands, "a on sea Islands. To
Hayre nominal ,OoastWiseyto New FORK
BY steam, nc on uplards n &c on sea
NIands; 81 as p tierceo on rice; by sail, &c = Is OF
sotton;-R tlerce on rice: SOC p barrel on yos!n,
$7@s 2 NJ on lumber; s9@lO p n on timber. IL
Boston, by: sail, iHc y rt on upland co:tea
70 Providence, by! sail SIS a.. Ns on boards, NC
p b on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, H. steam, &c = ID
on uplands;;i BY sal, s.! = on boards; So on
timber; SIS R,ton on Clay, and SaSs SO on phos.
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam,!;Xc p 10. by
sail, SO SCOT ? 81 on b0srds;, ss93G2s p Ton Of
phosphate. rock. ayeslels lfares in demand BY
our merchants to take lumber freights from
GeorsetowI, s. g., Darien and sstilaH River, Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
OLE An are the rates on lumber and boards.
Misunderstanding 60 day bills2oX@2l. -
DOMESTIC, EIcuASGE. The banks purchas 9
sight checks at Il OF to par and een at n pre-.
MUM. -, -. -. -
GoLD-l0A@uh. gsia s..i afa NJ -.
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neaqinesss put into. st Johns, Antigua. Aarcnl7,
The British bark Fairy, Mendens, nom Martin
ique, arrived at Beaufort; sc, April IL.
The schr Carrie 8 Webb, from New York, arriV'
ed at Georgetown, 8 G, April 10. :.
The schr ] W DusEo. Haskell, for Georgetown,
sc, cleared at New York April q. -
The sch May Day. Adams, from GeorgetoWn,s
@, arrived at Baltimore April q.
..- 6--H Liam
. LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PoRT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br ship Island Home, Mcclellan up....:.April 6
Br bark Vince, Robsons 10
fTS CARDIFF, ~ .3"
Norwegian bark LUCENT, Neilsen, sailed. Ian 70
The Jean Vivian, Brewer, ailed.:..".....'a 70
Br bark Dauphin, Blanchet, to sail. January 10
DoMEsTIC. @l ~
Ship Western Star. CroWel!, cleared. 49, .
Big Waltham, Haskell, a snSi, - -
! at.Eeo'' -! NEW YoRK.
Schr r Merwln.. PeaTce, cleared ;....'"Aprn "a
Schr Ida Blrdsall, Johnson, cleared. Aprna
Sour y Y Smith, Iooker' cleared @ e
Schr H.O sheppard, Clsrkrup:......."..kprll7
PHILADELPHIA. "as
Steamship virginia; Hunter, cleared. ..:..April 20
Schr W G Dearborn, Scull, .Aprh z
Schr Annie Magee, Young, cleared 8
Schr IL RUSSELL Smith, up. .n............April ID
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon, -Haynte. 10 sail :.......April %
Schr John Ferris, st Johns, cleared..,....Aprl 10
Schr Sea Queen, Rosebrook, cleared ..... April 10
Schr L smith, -,.up....r...........Apr! 10
Brig Ellen Maria, Hoxie cleared. .........Aprl 10
III NEW ORLEANS.
Schr David Miller, Rogers, leared........April 8
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Now Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, April q Receipts TO.
day 1852 bales. The market - qqsa Sales for
the past tFS dAAls ara157 bale@ blHltaaa, 80 90 90
for GardsnaaHfsSela - fSrAate91asfsSld 20 q s soU
Wilmington at II To- Retail ts' m fair demand.
Straw Is firm,
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FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS. ,IRWISToN, CA.
.lRwIST0N, GA, September 20, 1868.
Messrs. GOODRICH. WISEMiE X Co.: % . ~"
GentlemeD-WIieri IN your cityftwo weeks ago.
your DR.. Service gave ne a uotLle Of your, cell:
brated CAROLINA BlTrE:S. which brought
ZONE for my father, whose health was very feeble.
After using it he. was SO wellpleased with "
effects. that he considers them almost indisRensa'
bic. Please lind enclosed sixteen. iSlG) the price
or two cases: direct them WI Chambers j. Son.
No. IL. Z. K. K. Yours. very: respectfully, " -
,(Sirnpd) ANDREW CHAMBERS.
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ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.

ANOTHER VU1CE FI;0M
FORT VALLEY. Ca. september ID, 1863.
Mcssrs. .GoODRIcH. W1hEMAE &,Co,. Charleston.
Geutiemen-I take great pleasure In informing
you that my wife has experienced great hehehi
from the use Uf the OLD CAROEiNA. BlTrERS.
It'll certnuiy a good inelicine, and | woultli.
pleased II you. would SEND Inc another dozen i'm.
H!ed!ately. respectfully. &c,
tSlgled) inc. n. 'HouSEp.
G0npRrCu. wlNEMAS & &C.,
PRINCIPAL Depot. No. 3 Hayne street.
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NEWE.
Exporrs.

PHGHIx ISLAhDs-Per bark rSterling-7@ tons
guano, to Wilcox, Gibbs IL co.
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The steamer DICTATOR, Captain p ,.SE@A
l.. IS. CoXETTER, viii sail from tR8S43Ar
Southern Wharf for above points every rGhsnA
ton every SAT-, RDAY AFTERNOON, at 5 O'Clock.
The Steamer CITY POINT, ,Captsin D. B.Vlncent.
will sail from Southern Wharf for above points
every FRIDAY EVENING, al. $50 O'Clock, arriving
hack at Charleston WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at'
o0'o0' RAvESEt SEQ, Agents.
octlo Southern wharf.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE4

CHANGE OF SCHEDULRs
&10uNrpLEAsAyr AND sULLIvAS,s. ISLAND
FERRY
-'..s.. ~
On and after THURSDAY, April SIX
9th, The following schedule VIII oeSkf8A>
observed:
Leave City at $50 and 10 a. NJ, sand $50 P. NJ.
Leave Mount Pleasant ut a. NJ, I'm, AIS and
$50 p. II.
anu els +. II.
An Freight must be prepaid. and none received
after hail.paSt 2 O'Clock. j. Il. MURRAY,
mar3u Agent
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Messrs. GOODRICH, WINgaANf& Co, Charleston,
S. O.: Iiu
Gentlemen--r This IS to inform you that about Q
year ago l was In delicate health. worn out win
old age and hard work, weighing one hundred
and twenty Ave pounds; upon request com.
mencel using the OLD CAROLINA BlTTERS Ar
ter using nine bottles L felt as well and vigorous
as thirty years ago-went to work and made
money. / weighed utter using The above, one
been strong and hale. Accept, gentlemen, nnt
thanks. and success sayl t0the'oGH CAROLINA
BlTFERS. uil.n..1 49, 900
Tumblitg Shoals, S. G.:
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ETEEkLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
TlIRlEGH .EY DAYLIGHF.i
.oR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT. I1iilLLfo>
HEAD, SAVANNAH, 9ARIEN AND
BRUNSWICK. GA.
The iavo-l.e Sreame!
e l. I u a II n n G . *,
Captain l.. W. BURNS,
will receive Freight at Acculnmoda' ..E@A
lion wharf for above Pullis every [a1i6Rs
iuESl,AY. and leave on every WEDNESDAY MoRS
.SG. Ut : O'Clock, arriving at savannah the sam'
:yeui;.g, and leaving for Darlen, &c, the follow
Jug morning. Returning. will leave Savannah TO-
,.harIeaiGn every MnEpAY MORNING., at Z O'Clock
Fer Freight or nassage. apply 10
GAFENEL. HOLMES j CO.,
scnln Nj. III E.asI .Eay.
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TWICE a WEEK.

FOR SAVANNAH, FEKNASDiNA, JACK son
Tll.i.E. PIhATKA AND ALL POINTS ON
THE 81. JOHNS RIVER.
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soUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
viCEPREsiDENT,s oFFiO

~UHARLESr0Nj s O., January II, 1871
On and after SUNDAY, January 70. the Passen.
ger Trains on tue Suu.l :; rJIna Railroad Will
rue az follows: 49,
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Tho Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

St0IeS WuFRtts
OFFICE CuARLssToN News.
SATURDAT EVENING, Aprl.22, lS'lJ.
CorToN.-The inquiry for this staple was N q
moderate way the light supply on sale restrict
ing the operations Of Purchasers, prices generally
remaining as previously reported: sales about $50
bales, say 20 at Tx, / at 11's, 0 at II, Al ut 1s,
4s at 1sx1, 50 at lsz, IA at 1sX, As at lsx, a6 al
lax, u at "A, IS at lax 50 at AK. We quote:
&, LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION 3 "a
Ordinary to good ordinary .l1h@l3:.
Low middhng.
Aiddllng 1900. ...........A O.:
strict midding. ..la%@l41k
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-04
NOD-Resident Notice.

Alexander Bishop ct al Zion Bishop ct al, heirs of
Jonathan Bishop. decd,
appearing from the allegations in tho petition in
this case that the following named ,rsons non
residents Of the State of Tennessee towit John Lucas
and his wife Patsy Lucas Monroe Parsons and his wife
sons, James Munsey and his wife Nancy Munsey,
Enoch Cruch and his wife Ursula Cruch, Jonathan
Bishop, Jackson Bishop, Zion Bishop Rebecca Bishop,
Martha Bishop Layina Bishop, Francis d. Bishop and
Emily Bishop of whom the last i've minors il ia
therefore ordered by the County Court of Knox county
Tennessee that publication be made for four
tive weeks in newspaper published in Knoxville for
the above named parties to appear at the November
Term of the County Court said county 10 be held for
the county of Knox at the court house in Knoxville on
the first Monday Of November 1871, and make defence
to said petition the same will be taken ex parte
to them.
Witness j. S A. BLANC, Clerk Of said Court, at Office
in Knoxville, the first Monday in SePtember 1871.
j. S. A. BLANC, Clerk.
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Chaucery Court at Maynardville.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1871.

lEMDEh hObEo, 1911.
ii. II. Kincaid VS. james NJ. kincad and othcrs-Sup.
Elemental Bill.
IN THIS CAUSE it appearing to tho Clerk and Mas
J. ter from the allegations of the supplemental bill
which is sworn TO- that the defendants, james NJ. Kin
eGaid, Creed !: Kincad, Mary Haskns formerly Mary
kincaid, William Haskins, Sterling Kncad, Martha
XII caid, Daniel Kincaid, James Kincaid, Lafayette
kineaid and Thomas Kincaid are non-residents Of
law cannot be served upon them; il is therefore or
dered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle, a newspaper pub
lshed in the city Of Knoxville, notifying said non
resident deicnda IS to appear on or before the next
term Of the Chancery Court for Union county to be
held at the court house in Maynardvlo, on the first
Monday of November next to plead, answer or other
wise make defense to said supplemental bill, or the
ing ex parte to them. copy of the order.
Sept IL, 1S7i-v4t%
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Seward Institute for Boys,

V'HIS INSTITUTION, NOW IN ITS TWENTY
FIFTH year of successful operation, and the
eleventh under its present principal offers rare induce
ments for the education of youth. Its location, in
point of health, beauty and freedom from evil sur
both easy and quick enabling parents to 80 and re-
turn the same day. The number of pupils at present
Is limited TO thirty. This number will remain thus till
the return from abroad of the President Hon. VIM II.
Seward, who 1--WE think will then enlarge bounds
so as to accommodate fifty. The terms for board and
tuition in all the branches of thorough English edu
cation with no extras is only 500 per annum, $50
per session OF twenty weeks The advantages this in
Suuon offers we think equal to those of the best high
priced schools; Being limited to the above humber of
pupils and aided by the endowment, we thus are en-
abed to afford the best educational facilities at very
moderate rates. We hone parents will give us n ca
before deciding where to place their sons Please send
for catalogue L. q. SCIRIVER A. Nj
Hon. w. Ill. SEWARD President. aug23- w3m
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Ano.bie aaleekp Gbronte, aaleOnesOap, eaber H. lazl

John NJ Meek, Esq, Mr. Chumley, A L
Webb, Y II Russell, Mr. Shields Mr. Comp
ton, Mr. Walker d Pierce, Capt b Me-
Even, Sarah w Pierce, III = Mock, Mr.
Rainwater Mr. Mathews, X Love
John 5 Jarnagin, Hon A G. Watkins
This is 30 in all reported. Some Others are
teaching whose names are not given, MAX
ing over forty schools in operation. Some
have not yet opened When all the schools
in the county are opened there will be
nearly or quite fifty, aside from the colored
schools. OF this there will be eight or ten
If teachers can be procured, making n
grand total of between fifty and sixty
schools in Jefferson county. They will
probably average fifty schools each, maxi
ing total of near three hundred scholars.
Let good and true men stand by this sys-
tenn and vigorously sustain it, and it will,
In due time, usher in new era. 1t will
carry improvement and progress with it.
JOHN Nj. MEEK, Secretary.
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Noah Monroe VS.. j. Z. Carter.

IN THIS CAUSE. 1T APPEARING TO THE
i Clerk and Master. from the bill of complainant
and the affidavit thereto, that the defendant James 4.
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served
him. 1t Is therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle.
newsp.p published in the city Of Knoxville, not-
flying said nonresident, james L. Carter to appear
before the rule day preceding the next regu
lar term of said court to be held for Union county
the court house in Maynardvie, the First Monday
Of November, 1871 to plead, answer otherwise make
defense to compliments bill or the same will be taken
for confessed and set down for hearing pare as to
him. true copy of the order.
sept2I. 1871 wit. JAMES w. BRANSON. O. 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 ER0M THE
allegations Of the BILL which is swornto that the
defendants Albert Taylor jesse Moore and wife Mary
formerly Sarah Taylor, Anderson Moore. husband Of
Darthua Moore decd, formerly Darthula Taylor. and
dren and heirs at law Of said Darthula Moore
residents of the State Of Tennesee It is therefore
dcred by the Clerk and Master at his September Rules
1871 that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Weekly CHRONICLE, comfnanding said
PENDANTS to appear ut Chancery Court to be held for
the county of Jefferson at the court house in Dan
bridge on the first Monday after the fourth Monday Of
October next then and there to plead answer demur,
or otherwise make defense to compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed and the set down
for hearing ex parte as to them, ..
A true copy of the order. A.'-.
Sept2Ol ISL WIT D. r. N BLACKBURNiC 4 M
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sept 25-d1tw3
Chancery Court at cambridge,
o. * 1. BILL

K. Thornburgh vs.. J. W. Wordsworth ct al.
BECAUSE IT APPEARS FROM THE ALICIA
ID TI0NS of the BILL which is sworn TO that the de-
PENDANT, j. W. Wadsworth, is nonresident, or his
place of residence unknown 1t is therefore ordered
BY the Clerk and Master that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chron.
ice, requiring said defendant to appear before the
Chaneery Court at Dandrd.e, Tennessee, or before
the first Monday after the fourth Monday of October
next then and there to plead answer demur or 9TH
erwise make defense to Compliments BILL he same
will be taken for confessed and the set for hear
ing eX parte as to him. Sept. 70, 1871.
copy Of the order. Test:
sep27w4t u. r, N. BLACKBURN G. NJ,
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Mitchell Wright VS. Lucinda IIildreth ct ais
SEPTENRER RULES ISL

TMTHIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO TIE SAT-
l. ishction of the Clerk and Master from complain
ants bill. which is sworn to. that ID Hale Hale
Jr, and Branson are non.rts idents OF this State
KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE, newspaper published in the
county OF Knox for four consecutive weeks COMMAND
term Of the Chancery Court to be held in the court
house in the town of jamestown, on the first Thursday
after the third Monday of December, 1871 and plead
answer or demur to said BILL or the will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing parte to them
scptl3wlt1 q ROWDEN Clark
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ChanCery Court, cambridge.

c. Taylor admir- of Willis Taylor dec d. yssAnn Tay-
Tor and others va"
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF
L the Clerk and Master from the allegations of the
bill filed in this cause which sworn to- that the fol
lowing named defendants IO-Wit: George W. Lame and
wife Sarah Lame formerly Sarah Taylor jesse L.
Moore and wife Mary Moore, formerly Mary Taylor,
and VIM A. Moore, minor heirs of Darthula Moore,
formerly Darthula Taylor and Albert G, Taylor, are
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master September
Rules, 1871 that publication be made for four success
ing and requiring said defendants appear the
Chancery Court at cambridge the first Monday after
the fourth Monday of October next then and there to
plead, answer, demur, otherwise make defense to
COMPLIMENTS bill or the will be tAken for
them. -F.vy
septS6 ls7i.w4t d. Il. N. BLACKBURNiC&
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Chancery Court, DIaynardyiIIe.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1871.

Obf lEhOEh hObDS' lofl'
John NJ. Sawyers vs. Willis T. Dickinson.
Original attachment Bill
IN THIS CAUSE, 1T APPEARING TO THE
Clerk and Master from the allegations in the bill
which is sworn to, that the defendant Willis f. Dick
inson IL nonresident Of the State of Tennessee so
that the ordinary Of law cannot be served upon
him. 1t is therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle
newspaper published in the city OF Knoxville, mott
flying said defendant to appear before said
court before the rule day next preceding the
regular term of said court 70 be hold for Union coun-
y at the court house in Mnynardyille the First
Monday of November. 1871. to plead answer demur
to compliments bill, the same will be taken con-
fessed and set for hearing ex parte as to him.
true copy of the order.
sept6, lS7l-4W ]. w BRANSON. G x III
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SEED DEPARTMENT.

We have the only regular Seed Case to be
found south of Philadelphia, and We purchases
by the car load, and keep on hand larger stock
than any seed dealer in the South, Sell at
wholesale and retail. All our Machines, I'M
plements, Seeds, &c, are purchased with cash.
and enables US to sell cheaper than any house
that does commission business Consigned
goods are inferior, or sold very high TO cover
losses incident to commission business, as every
merchant knows
We are also agent for the sale of the
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ChAncery Court Sale Of n vaIua-
BILE Farm

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE MADE BY THE
Chancery Court at Knoxville at its regular Septem-
Der Term 1871 in the case of L. W. Hall. admir- vs..
w. b; Complaints heirs. will. on Thursday the 10Th
day of October 1871 offer for and proceed TO SELL
the premises the entire tract of land that Andrew G.
COPELAND died seized and possessed. to the highest
six miles north Of Knoxville. on the Jacksboro' and
Tazewell pike 1t has been surveyed into four parcels
tracts platt of which be at tho Clerk and
Masters office, at any time between now and day of
sale, and will be exhibited the day of sale, each
tract having good spring upon it, with plenty of tim
Der. The farm contains S2 with good dwelling
house. barn and other outhouses, good orchard and
plenty of running water.
IL will first be sold in four lots or parcels and then
sold in body, and the sale adopted that brings the
larger sum.
NIL PATTERSON, C. I'm.