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CONSIGN.EES.


The following named: persons have
freight in the Depot: , . q =
DIV Aiken, Thos Aiken, J E Cald-
we'll, Baker 4 C, Jay & Bradley, L y
Bowie, E Bradley, I Baskins,2 w X
Bradley, NJ " Barber, B L Clinkscalcs,
J D Chalmers & Co, J L Clark, A G Gro
mer, II s Casou, John Enright,J W
Fowler, J G Haskell, G L Heard K Co,
J J Johnson, J Kurtz, John Knox, II W
Lawson, Lee & w, i Lomax, NeD & II.
w d Mars & Co, Moore u Co, e Nelson,
Parker & Lee, T A Sullivan, White, Hill
s. G, NJ Winstock.
No goods delivered until freight is
paid =. - 49,. -, - >. ,,'.''..
J. w. NARSHALL,
Agent,
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MARRIED..

MARRIED, on the !7th Nov, at the
residence of the brides father, by Rev.
Jas. L. Martin, Mr.. JAMES A.
BOWIE, of New York, formerly OF
Charleston, S. CO.. and Miss JAMIE
daughter of Col. Thomas Thomson, OF
Abbeville G. H., SC. --.'.'"' - .' .
lsy We are indebted to the happy
couple, for handsome slice Of the we'd
ding cake, for which they will please nc
cept our thanks, as well as our best
wishes for their future welfare.
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..- $19,57G 13
JOHN R. TOLBERT,
Chairman Board.
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
COUNTY,. ..--:--
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If you 90 to Kuphau & 'Slilars
Store tho will sell you goods cheaper
than in any other Store. ,..,.5,,
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Markets..

ADBEvILLE, November O. Cotton
15!@l6. 4
NEW York, November 12.-The cot
ton movement is the largest for the sea-
son in receipts, and in exports larger than
last week, but not up to the correspond
ing week of 1870. Receipts ut all ports
for the week Joe, 400 bales against 9G,7os
last week, 93,s6J the previous week, and
s., ,G3S three weeks since. Total receipts,
since September 365, 1856 bales against
CTS, ,55G for the same period of the previ-
uos year showing, q decrease since Sep
tember l, this year, of ll3,3Gl. Exports
from all ports fortlle week 4l,l57 bales,
against So, 2s0 for the same week last year.
Total exports for the expired portion of
the cotton year 30,S5o bales, against
2sl ,l9G for the sane time last year.
Stock at all ports. 997, 7,lse bales, against
3l5,723 for the Same time, last year.
Stock at liverpool 497 900 bales, against
43S, 600 last year. American cotton
afoat for. Great Britain $1,000 bales
against 1873 900 last year. Indian cotton
afloat for Europe 3s1, ,43G bales, against
2O4, ,44G last year. The weather South
has been raiuy during the week in many
sections, although not so much,so rs las t
week. Scarcely any mention is made Of
frost. The crop is being gathered rap
idly. ~ ,..' =.
LONDON, November l3-Noon-Con-
soils 93l. Bonds 9l5. d ..., -. ......
LIVERPOOL, November 1S-Evening
Cotton closed strong-uplands9SG9 i
Orleans 81. ........
New YORK, November. 13-Noon,-
Sales of futures, Saturday evening, 5,l00
bales, as follows. Dcce.. Der ASH, lSt, is
8 81 1876. ls!; JANUARY ls4, IS 7-16 ;
February 1s4, ls 11-1e, and quiet Gov.
lernments dull but steady. Cation quiet
but strong-uplands lat Orleans l9a;
sales 5000 bales, including 2,1O0 Satur-
evening. Freights steady. -- -.
| 7P. M.-Cotton firm salos 4 ,730 bales
uplands ls!; Orleans l9s. Southern
-four dull and droepiDg; common to fair
extra G.SO07.50; good to choice 1860
l9.25, ..... .
| CHARLESTON, November 13-.Cltton
frm-middling Ia receipts 2,sG bales !;
sales 500; stock 24,G20. :
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GaEESv1LLE AND COLUMBIA. Rail-
are reliably informed that
the South Carolina Railroad having
obtained a sufficient quantity of stock
in the Grcenvillc and Columbia Rail
rosd now actually control that enter-
prise-Ph9nir.
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> Il '. = : = IT,, - =,
drawn on Treasurer, 5
ROADS AND BRIDGES

ROADS AND BRIDGES, Z:
AP Ceanor, right OF way for : ., q,
Richmond Thomas, removing a.
ohStructiOns,.... s,...............;.''..'.....'
C L. Nelson. bridge and cause --o ~
wayatWardlaws, ",i;.:: :..,,....:... 80 : - y
NEHianSs o. ~ sE,s - ets' = -. 700 o.
Thomas Palmer, work OH ROAD .,o =
new market,.........:....;;...::;..' 20 20 y =
T. + Nelson. repairs OH bridge, ls b
Andrew Small, for letting ~
BRIDGE. ,.!.-..s....-..-..-~..,.::...
CL Neisea, repairs OH Wilson's :, - q
bridge................::,........'':..:
G. Jennings, repairs on SEEM ~ r.
lcAl Dril.r, ............................ 10 "
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CLERK BOARD or COMMISSION.
ERS.
Robt. Jones, for services 1871, $500 90
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WINDOW GLASS;.
[WTE ore prepared to supply I

NWTE ore prepared to supply the fol
wv lowing sizes Of Window Glass
aid to cut other sizes when required
Observation-Disclosures lONb- l0xl6
Observation-Disclosures -l2x
24-l3x21-14x16-l4xlS- 1GX ~
Observation-Disclosures 24N
2t-24X30. LEE & PARKER.
Nov. 0. 1871: &c If
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GENERAL SupER1NrESpEET's QFFIcE
CoLrMmA, S e., March I, tSzo.
+ on and after ths following Schedule
will be daily, sunday excepted {un, con-
Meeting with.Night Traitis on South Car
olna Road, up and, down., and with
Night Train oil GLarloNc,. Columbia and
Augusta aAgoing South:
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HAIR CLOTH.

A ND NIL Wool Reps. far covering
X Sofas, Chairs, &c, Mt -. u
CHALMERS & co. Juno 20
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The Board was Five Thousand Dollars
in debt, from the previous year, and the
late Treasurer reports about Five Thou
sand Dollars lost, which will make the
indebtedness of the County, Ten Thou
sand Dollars, and the Board recommend
that tax of five mills Oh the dollar be
levied for the purpose Of paying this de-
fc;cncy and Of meeting The current cx-
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,tate 81 South earrohiaa,,

State of South rohna;,'
A hbeyilte7C County,, > .
lin the Common Pleas. '>'
~ " JGEQUlTY 9sIDES 1GA
o. T. Porcher, Ex'r and Trustee, vs.
Joshua, Daniel and,othersst In,
Bill for Injunction, Construe,
.,!JJ tion,: &C.. ,,-:>y is.l .:4G {.
PURSUANT to the order Of the
i COURT passed July 5, 1871 IN
TIE above sstated cause, Notice Is Here.
W gipes to the, children Of Cornelius, Cog
Baileyi Coz, Beiaona, Pace, and g f'hocde
Prize; 1whose Hanies and number tare
unk1oWn,) legateos Under tie will Of
Mrs. Jane Reid, deed, ,to appesr daaaa, aaa,
prote their identity, and claim their share
et:soidsstdN, on, Or bsfore Sb8Jt o
August, 1872, or they will DC barre
Of any benefit nader Gthel bccree
said case.
~ ) ,a22 = o. ;;zP0RCHER ;&.i. !: ,
81 stf, 2u Ex'r and Trustee
~ July III 1871, 'l3lAl:lm'l 2mi;:.i mo
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:.Copartaership\ Notice.
TuE business Of the Copartnerskip
of Parker & Ice will hereafter
bo conducted unaerthe name Of. LEE
4 PARKER. AL >persohs Indebted
to tho firm arc requested to mako
payment.
,f.,s LEE g. PARKER.
Sept. p, 1S7l:22-tf .., :.
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TTPHAm's De~piIiatery Powder

1926 Use the vegetable 1870
PULMONARY BALSAM!
The old standard remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Consumption. "Nothing better"
gprl CUTLER, BROS q Co., Boston.
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Schools.

Our people have never seen the neces-
sity of schools SO clearly as they see it low.
The proposition to vote a tax for school
purposes ought 10 be carefully considered
by every citizen 1t is reasonable, fair
and practicable. If any be found who
may be disposed TO oppose the measure
let them reflect that this is the last hope
we hare of securing common schools.
Who wants to live here when education is
overlooked by its friends and neglected by
the people themselves? The school inter
est is paramount to every other interest
If we stand in our own light and refuse a
tax, we will justly deserve all the ills that
may flow from ignorance and vice. Let
us help ourselves. We must have a be-
ginning if we do anything. Don't COM
plain about high tax when it goes to pay
the schooling OF your children Think the
matter over. How can you educate your
children without our common schools! 1t
will not cost half so much to educate from
a common fund, Let the friends of edu-
cation be up and doing!
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SCHOOL TAX OR NO SCHOOL
TAX.

On the second Saturday Of March the
people of the County will be called upon
to vote ''School Tax or no School Tax"
Every friend oc common schools, at once,
sees the necessity of having money to car
ry on the schools, Some may oppose the
measure, because the tax will be 50 high.
If We can pay so much for other purposes,
why not do something for education?
This is the only hope we have Of sus-
sustaining our schools. If nothing can be
done by the people of the county the in
terest of education is virtually dead. The
small sum asked by the County Court
ought to be gwen cheerfully. "No school
tax" means ignorance and vice and power
ty-"school tax" means intelligence and
virtue and prosperity.
We need never expect to see the Coun-
ty prosper without common schools. Moth
ing so much impedes our progress now as
a want of education among the masses. If
the people do not decide for schools by
voting a tax, we shall be greatly deceiv-
ed. What a shame it will be to them
that they prefer ignorance to intelligence I!
1t will not be so. They wait schools.
They will have them.
Let us all go and vote a school tax, and
in so doing, we will help ourselves and
bless the country. If our children ever
inherit the blessings of a common school
education, we must do something. Noc
is the time.
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Last shall be First"

A family of responsibility, and more
than moderate means. resides in this coun-
ty. in whose domestic history an episode
has recently occurred. that bears relating.
They belong not to the i%mmemorial gene
alogy of the Jones, Smiths, or Browns,
but are none the worse or better off for
that.
A "sweet sixteen,' of beauty rare, of
golden hair, and rogueish eye, that goes
right for a fellows heart, is the charm of
that happy household. These attractions,
added to womanly elegance and accom-
plishments, invest her with that supreme
power of facination which holds all the
;amorous impulses and emotions of suscept-
able manhood in thrall.
Until quite recently, four captivated
SWANS sued for the heart and hand of the
angelic Semiramis, and We'd with each
other in studied and expressive devotions.
Equally aged, handsome and promising,
and equally loved. sweet Susan was in a
distressing dilemma, as to whom she would
choose out of this quartette of Emporium
ing snitors. Great anxieties disturbed the
equanimity of the young mems minds,
whilst their frequent and colliding visits
were embarrassing to all concerned. Be-
sides, they were making fearful requisi-
tions on the old mans larder and proven
der, and being frugally inclined, he had no
strong desire to keep a free cOmmissary in
this quadrangular contest. Matters must
be brought to an immediate inality, which
was done in this wise The sutton who paid
the last visit should he the successful one
One, two, three, came land went away sor-
r%owful," signing I'm a very unfortunate
man. The fourth came to realize the
awaiting bliss for which he had striven.-
His heart was a "pent up Utica of %rejoic-
ings. The homer of q helping hand, a
loving soul and noble woman. was confer
red upon hun. The discomftted were re-
Quilted for their grief and disappointment
by an invitation to the wedding. They
swear they wont 60. They have been
takIng lessons in the "cussin" art ever
since.
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Sherif's Sale.

BY VIRTUE of an alias Fl Fa issued
from the Circuit Court of Washington
County, Tennessee, at its December term,
1870, and to me directed, for the sum of
S95 79cts, in favor of William IL. Max
well, and against Robert +. Hunt and Da-
vid j. Carr. assignor, | will proceed to sell
at the Court House door, in the town of
Jonesborough, on Saturday, the 25th day
of February, 1871, all the right, title,
claim and interest, that the said Robert K.
Hunt, has in and to a tract or parsel of
land situated in Washington Comfy, Ten
nessee, District No. -, adjoining the
lands of Henry Martin, and others, con-
tanning by estimation, 104 acres, more or
less, levied on as the property of X. Il.
Hunt. to satisfy the above debt and costs.
This 21st day of january 1871.
S. L. GRIFFITH, Sh'f.
7iian264v. prs.fseS3.
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For frst-class fits call on
III. p. MILLER.
saddles and Harness.

The undersigned offers to the merchants
and farmers of Tennessee and the South,
the very best articles Of Saddles and Har
ness, for sale in East Tennessee, all of it
home manufacture and Warranted superior
to the general run of EaAern made goods,
while the prices are as INV and IN some
cases lower. then the same goods can be
bought at in the East. Employing none
but first class, skilled workmen, we ac-
knowledge 10 superior manufactures. Or
ders from any locality will receive prompt
and careful attention and be filled with
dispatch at satisfactory prices. We solicit
a trial, and know that lone who favor us
with an order will have cause to complain
either in regard to prices or the quality of
the goods. THos. OCONNER.
Gay street, Knoxville, Tenn.
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Attachment.
Wm. r. Sewer VS.. Malinda and Linvil
Hunter.

VIM. r. Sewer VS.. Malinda and Linville
Hunter.
TNHE Complainant on affidavit says that
Il the Defendants are justly indebted
to him in the sum of $9l S., and are non
residents o fTennessee or so abscond that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon them, and having obtained
an original Attachment on the Defend
ants goods, and the same having been re-
turned before me on the 18th day of Janu-
airy, 1871, levied On the defendants goods:
1t is therefore ordered by me that publ
cation be made for four successive weeks
in the HERALD M TRIBUNE. a news
paper published in JoncsbOrro, Tenn.
notifying aid defendants to appear before
me at my office i'll JonesborO, Tenn, on
the Doth day of July, 1871, and answer
said attachment, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with eX parte. IAN. IS, 1871.
G.. w. MEEK, Justice of the Peace
for Washington County, Tenn.
7~1jan2Gw4pfS5
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One az Josh Billings Prayers fer
Coed Lard Deliver US.V

One al Josh Billings Prayers for
"Goed Lord Deliver U.s."
From tn many friends, and from things
at luse ends.
From a wife that doant luvas and from
children that doant look like us.
From snaix in the grass, from snaix in
our butes. from torch-lite professions, and
from all new rum.
From pack-pedlers, from young folks in
luv, from old aunts without money, from
kolera morbus.
From wealth without charitee, from
pride without sense, from pedigrese worn
out and from all rich relations.
From nusepaper sells, and from pills that
amt phisik, from females that faint, and
from men who fatter.
From virtue without fragrance, from
butter that smells, and from cats that are
coarting.
From old folke's secrets, and from our
own, from megiums and wimmin kimmit-
tees.
From politicians who pray. and from
saints who tipple, from ri kofh, red her
ring, and awl grass widders.
From folks who won't laf, and from
them who giggle, from tite butes, easy
virtue, and raw mutton.
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Personal

We were favored with a call this week
from Mr. VIM. MahOney, ST., formerly a
citizen of this county, but now of Friends
Vile Although lac is about eighty years
of age he is cheerful and quite active.
Mr.. David Sewer, former Clerk and
Master at Greene<ilk, was in town this
week.
Messrs- Bradley & Co. at Embreeville-
are manufacturing six tons of pig metal
per day About IN hundred tons at the
Depot at this place awaiting shipment.
Hon. p. z. e. Nelson, was ia town last
Monday OnerOus services is the Legis-
lature do not seeua to ltaNNe Aurt him muchly
On last Monday Capt MGrkzoOd- one
OF the COnstablcs of the town arrested
thirteen boys fortiroUingmud balls from
switches. lie lone right.
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Interviewed

interviewed.
Tt has been currently reported on our
| streets. ssthat a certain Editor left this
Mace last Thursday for Knoxville, to at
END Grady's Circus! On his arrival in
that city he learned to his surprise he had
missed the time, that the "sbOw" would
not come off until the following Monday.
After carefully counting the cost. he found
his finance not sufficient for him to re-
main. ssgo to the show and bring him
back. However, very reluctantly, he tool
| the ND tram and came home" On hear
ing the above report we sought an inter-
view and obtained the following:
REPoRTER-Did you leave this place on
| the morning of the 9th for Knoxville?
EDIToR-Yes sir, 1 did, ~pleasantly.)
Did you 90 for the purpose of attending
Grady's Circus?
No! (rather SHORTY
Did you go for the purpose of seeing oil
hearing the great V~entriloquist?
No, L did not!
Did you go for the purpose of hearin G
Miss Adelaide Philips?
No!nor any other man.
Were you mistaken as to the time TO
the s.show"i in Knoxville?
Itell you care nothing about the show.
Well, is it true you, an Editor, did not
nave funds sufficient to defray expenses,
and had to return home without seeing
the show?
None of your business!
Had you any special business in Knox
please to state what it was?
My principal object was to buy goods.
I'VE could vouch for the goods" part
of this answer, had not the little box on a
little wagon drawn by a little boy from
the depot in this town, to the Editors
place of business been Tabled 'Glass, this
side up with c~are."1
If our Knoxville contemporaries have
any further particulars they will please
not mention acknowledgements.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Chancery Court at EliZabctIlton

A. j. Upton agent of Solomon b. Snyder
VS. David Shell and others.
IN THIS cause it appearing from the al
i legations of co~mplainants bill which is
sworn to that the defendant Isaac Snyder
Is a nonresident of the State of .Tennes-
see, it is ordered that publication be made
for four weeks in the Herald and Tribune,
a newspaper published in the town of
Jonesboro, Tenn. notifying said non-res-
ident defendant to make his defence to the
bill at or before the next term of the
Chancery court to be held at the Court
House in EliZabethton on the Bird Mon
day of March next, or the same will be set
for hearing eXparte, this 23d January 1871.
JOHN. &. SMITH, g.. NJ.
71ian0R-nrfee2h
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Atkin House,
Objects of Charity.

We understand there are several fami-
lies in this town in destitute circum-
stances. moi only very poor but suffering
with severe sickness. Is it possible that
our people who are blessed with every
thing that is necessary to make them com
Portable will not divide a small portion
with those who stand so much in need OF
it? We 90 hope that some of the Chris
ton ladies and gentlemen will look after
those who are in distress and report what
is mostly needed and we know "a sufficient
amount of provision. wood &c. will be OBJ
tanned so make them comfortable. Dc
not delay but 60 at once and relieve their
wants.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of a Fl Fla issued from the
ID Chancery Court at Jonesboro at its
November Term 1870, and to me directed
tested on the 4th Monday of Nov. 1870, in
favor of William b. Proffeth, and against
Emaline Hodges, Lawrence Bowers and
Hiram d. Hale, for the sum of 1894 UO
with interest thereon from date of Judg-
ment and 81 40 cost. / will proceed to
sell at the Court House in Jonesboro. on
Saturday, 2jth day Of February,
1871, for cash in hand, all the right, title
claim and interest that the said Emaline
Hodges has in and to four tracts or par
cells of Land situated in Washington Co.,
Tennessee, District No. II, adjoining the
lands of ii. ID. Hale, Conrad Bashore, j.
X. Spurgin and others, or so much there
of al will be of sufficient value to satisfy
said judgment and costs one lot of 4
acres, one lot of 5 acres, one % acres, and
one of 10Y acres, unless debt and costs are
sooner paid. January 20, 1871.
s. E. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
7Jian1Rw4Df SIS Is
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Chancery Court at EIiZabethton

John Gregg VS. w, c. Digger, ct. al.
TN THIS CAUSE it appearing from the
i allegations in co~mplainants bill that
the defendant w. c.. Duggeris a non-res-
dent of the State of Tennessee. it is order
ed that publication be made for four
weeks i'm the Herald and Tribune, a news
paper published in the town of JonesbOro,
Tenn, notifying the said nonresident
defendant to make his defence on or
before the next term of the Chancery
court to be held at Court House in the
town OF EliZabethton on the 3rd Monday
of March. A. D.. 1871, this 23d day of jan
uary, A. ID. 1871.
JOHN &. SMITH, C.& NJ.
71;an0RprfooSS M
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TTACHMEN
Stark and Ryland by j II Crouch, ager
VS. g. Holmes clark

Stark and Ryland by J II Crouch, agent,
VS. & Holmes Clark.
TINE compliments on affidavit say the
Il defendant is Justly indebted to them in
the sum of one hundred and eighty eight
dollars and thirty eight cents. and is a
EOn-resident of Tennessee. or so absconds
that Che ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him. II having obtained an
original attachment on the defendants
property, and the same having been re-
turned before me OH the 9th day of Janu-
airy 1S7i. levied on defendants property,
it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for five successive weeks iii the
Herald and Tribune. a newspaper pub
lished in JOnesboro. Tennessee notifying
said defendant TO appear before me at my
office at Fall Branch, Tennessee on the I'd
day of March, 1871 and answer said attach
ment or the same will be proceeded with
eNparte.
WIN. L. McCRAY, j. p.
ian. 81. S71-DrfeeS5
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To Advertisers.

Frequently we are so pressed for room
that we are compelled to leave out FOR a
week, one or more of our yearly adyer-
easements. That these advertisers may
have the benefit ola full compliance with
the .contract-fifty-two insertions-we
carefully take account of the omissions
and make them up the succeeding year.
advertisers may rely upon the faithful
discharge of all our agreements.
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Chaneery Court a

James ii. Dosser VS. VIM. G.. Garlmon and
others.
TN this case it is alledged in the bill that
l. the defendants VIM. G.. Cannon, VIM.
NJ. Cannon, John A. Cannon, VIM. =.
Blair and - McEldry are non-resi
dents of Tennessee, it is therefore order
ed by the Clerk and Master that publica-
ton be made for tou successive weeks in
the Herald aud Tribune, a newspaper pub
lishcd in the town of JonesbOrO, calling
on said defendants TO appear before said
court at said place on or before the 4th
Monday of May 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to said bill or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing eXparte. January 18th, 1871.
b. F. SWINGLE, &. s. NJ.
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