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IFor the Herald.
LINES FROM LITTLE GESNlE.

Dearest mother Gost thou miss me
From thy little broken band?
Weep not-I am now an angel,
In the far off happy land.
Do not think that I am lying
Underneath the cold, dark ground;
am now in Heaven so happy,
Where no pain or grief is found.
Thou dds, cover me Nth flowers,
pluce me ir lonely grave,
But my spirit fed TO bowers,
Where eternal lie they hare.
Thou dds, gaze upon the caskct,
With thy sad, and loving eyes;
Bu, the jewel far surpasses,
And is now in Paradise.
Dearest mother, am waiting,
Just across the flowing river;
will be the first to clasp you,
Bid you welceme home forever.
Your infant daughters gone before !or
To that word Of bliss and love;
And is beckoning You to follow,
Little Gennic up above.
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LEAP FoE LlFE.--A man who was :: f ,>ed
permission TO cross the bridge Of the
New Jersey Railroad, at new Brunswick,
showed the bridge.teDder aside and
wAlked along. Before he had reached
the opposite side a train came dashins
up, and he saw a terrible death staring
him in the face without any apparent
means of escape. Just as the locomotive
was upon him, he jumped off the bridge
to the road benca,b, distance about
forty feet. The passengers were terror
stricken. and gave him up as inevitably
dead but almos; miraculous to relate, he
scarcely received any injuries.
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LONDON, July 1.-The papers Of to-
day discuss the French elections, which
they generally believe will result favor:
ably to the Government Of Theirs and
the republic. 4 despatch from Paris
says the return Of Monarchists is proba-
BILE from many Of the departments. The
Imperialists are making an active can
vaSs, but really have no char ce Of secuT'
ing a considerable number Of members
of the Assembly.
PAEIs, July 1.-The Official journal
says there were present and taking part
in the review at Long Champs 16O bat.
,alions of infantry, sixty sqnadrons OF
cavalry, twenty companies Of engineers
and SEQ pieces Of artillery. The Orlt ans
Princes are to. day visiting Thi.rs. The
Republican candidates for the ASscnlbl!
printed to day the name Of Gambe';a as
absent
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COM NJ ERCLAl,

NrwBERRI, S. c., July 4.-Cottoa 49,.
LIVERPOOL, july 3-Ev' ming -Coros
closed firm-uplapds 81; Orleans 81; sales
$4,000 bales. .', .
New YORK. July SIP M-Cotton quist
Upland, 20s; Orleans 2li. Gold l3i q l3t..
CHARLESTON, July 3.-Cot.en quie,-ina.
ding 20; receipts 267 bales; sales 100; .ioct
5,l05. ~ ~.
ArGrsrA, July 3.-Cotton market quiet
b it firm, 1T 20 for lniddiing; sails 80 baless
receipts g.
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PEooP PoSIrIrg.-The immense sales OF S.,,.
er'< Sewing A.chiEts is proof positive Of tS.s.
merits. No family knowing anything sIost
them are willing to do without one. Xa,,h;o-
In the way Of sewing, plain Or ornanen,ai esS
he done on them, and a child With Lut li.e h.
chiuery is simple ard not liable to break or =.
out of order. They have been known 10 keen n =
good running order for fifteen yesu sit6ost
need Of repairs, which: cannot 1e said OF 60,
machines Messrs. Chick & Chick ate thesrsfs
at Newberry.
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A NICE BENErIcIAhy OF GOVERNOR
Sco77's EXECUTIVE CLEME>cY.-AmonS
the 2n5 convictS pardoned oui of the
pcnitentiary in the last year, was the
mulatto murderer Chisoln. who kllle~!
Capcrs. To one who had such mar.
row escape from the gibbet it should
have been lesson and a rcfurmatory ad'
monition but it seems not, as this very
fellow was up on the road on Sunday
last, acting in a disgraceful manner
He insulted a white man, and then drew
a formidable revolver on him, and kept
it in his face, while he applied epithets
to him too filthy to reiterate.
But for the Governors loose admin.
istralion Of Justice this fellow would
have gone to that alamo which does not
send back like Thermopyla-even oHe
messenger of dcath.-Charlestoa Cou'
rier.
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The S1AR TEoUPG.-Our native artists
gave another OF their inimitablc, heart-warm-
ing, side-splittins ano button bursting enter
tainments on Monday night last, and to a
full house, and thelr.programnie was carried
out to the last syllable, to the intense delight
OF the audience, WHO manifested their pleas
ure in continued rounds of applause. We
would like to notice the acting of each indi.
vidual member, but space forbids. Prince
Albert, the elephan;inc wonder, must be the
exception however. This was his second
appearance, and though he had forgotten
none of his many attainncnts. and was as
his accomplished master, Prof. Humbug-
who by the way is perfect character in any,
thing he attcmpts-yct VIC fell concerned
about him. He does not look quite as stout
MS on his first appearance, and We fear that
the extreme heat will tell seriously on him.
We trust his life may be spared. and that the
fail season, (not until which time the Star"
will again shine,) will find him more robus:
and vigorous than ever.
1t is TO be regretted that the troupe have
closed their brilliant season for time, and
will not appear again till cool weather, but
We recognize the necessity, in that. on this
last nights performance they must have lost
fearfully in grease, as they did in burnt cork.
We doubt if an audience or company OF per-
formers ever before experienced warmer
night. We return them hearty thanks for
the pleasure they have afforded the citizens
OF n >wberEy, and wish they had been better
paid, although we feel confident: that the
knowledge ofhaving given few nights
bleasure viii satisfy them for all the trouble
and expense involved. AND if they have not
been able to foot all their bills ont Of: their
income. yet having accomplished. one. part
ef their aim-the entertainment Of their
F.; fy;tIais- :hcr ere amply rcraid
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Mrs. Moore is of the stuff heroes are
made of. Recently, at Nashville, when
her son fell down a we'll twenty-four feet
deep, she neither f,inted or screamed,
but instantly swung herself down, ''band
over to hand caught the child with hes
feet. drew herself and son all the way
up again. and then, woman like, spanked
til: hnr 70. falling in.
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TAX NOTICE,
OFFICE OF County AUDITOR,

UrFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
NEwRERRY CoUxTT.
N Pursuance Of an Act Of the Genera
Assembly at its last session, my "fhce at
Newberry c. H.. will he open on and sfter
the FIRST DAY OF JULY. to receive the
returns of PERSONAL PROPERTY Of the
tax payers Of this County for the year 1871.
Blanks can be obtained at this Office
Taxpayers are required to enter on blanks
all transfers or purchase Of real estate, and
also all new buildings erected since last re-
turn.
Where taxpayers neglect to make their
returns 20 those authorized to receive them,
the County Auditor is compelled. by Law, to
charge them with the return Of :he previous
wear, and add FIFTY PER CENT thereto
Is penalty.
This Office Books will close first day Of
August. 1871. S. MONTGOMERY,
July 5, 27-it. County Auditor.
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Sov7H CAkoLtSA RA,Lnoap.-The n,s,.
idsnt, ". }. Assrath, f., , b.r;Os
.ailrd for Europe in the Ru..;, Is
"inr>'lav last, on business connc.,s - :
"ith the c"'npnny, Henry Gourdio. E>o
one OF the directors, Is now acting nrss,' -
dent Of the road.
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-%GD&

The Grccnvile and Columbia Pail
road Telegraph line, it is expected, will
be in operation to Helena and C"keSbury
during the present week. Mr. Jabez
Norton, an old telegrapher, has been ap.
pointed chief operator Of the line, and
will proceed to the ADORE stations on
Tuesday, for the purpose Ut opening
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-&~RN

WASHINGTON, June 28.-The Sub.Kn.
Klux Committee 60 first to Columbia,
S. e., and thence to Spartanhurs or
Greenville; then to North Carolina
The committee to day examined Floor
noy, from ?ontotoc, and Ford, from
Meridian, Miss. Ford straishtcncd OCT
Meridian 10 the satiSfacti ion Of the Demo.
cratic members OF the committee.
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College Commencement at Duo Vest.

GREESrILLE AND CoAUMDIA RAILROAD Co. ,
COLUMBIA, S. c., June 25, 1871.
ROUND Trip Tickets, for one fare, will
be sold at all stations on this road for Den-
maids, 10 persons who desire to visit Due
Wet during commencement exercises Of
Ers:;ne College and Due West Female COL
leg, OH the 18th and 18th Of July.
Sale OF Tickets TO commence on the 6th
an continue unit! the llth inclusive, the
privilege to return to extend to the 18th
inclusive THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
General Superintendent.
n. T. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent.
June 2S 26-3t
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m OUR MODERN C0IRsR

EJ UUR MUUERN COURSE
Of living begets condition Of the body tia,
r., ,quires occasional relief. The system BE-.
comes enfcebled, deransed. clogged, and b.
bors in its task. The mind sympathizes xitt,
it and both sink, or are depressed together.
To restore the vital energies, purge tie sy,-
.em-clease the blood-takc Ayers Plls.
(Clasgow Ky)
July S. Pit.
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One Of the Siamc>e TM iEs is !, Ing It
the poin, Of d a,h. The other is in good
health. In anticipation Of death, arrange
mcnts are made for the immediate sepa
ration Of the living from The dead
brother.
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Newberry Female Academy.

Tic exercises of the above School viii
c,o,e Tor the Summer vacation, on rhe l5th
of July, inst. There will be no regular s1.
..u.in tio,r, b"t tic patrons and ;rus,ees'ot
the School arc not only invited, bs. re:
Uucsfad and desired. TO visit the School
before its close, and uo'icc for themselves
the progress OF ;hcir children and wards.
and the manner III which the School a
conducted. A. ?. PlFER, :.
July S, 27-2t. Principal.
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Csp:. 2. 81. Dawson. editor OF tns Carries
ton SrwS has reached Ea:Iand. In Letter TO
the News he states THAT nc aaiarsli.ed
AGsricuu can procure passport rom the
American minister in England eos be can
.iu- us Naturalization 2aPeys or certified
"ries of .he sane From the Captsin's ne
,:ser is.c :" ';se piS papess viii, him his crn-
- ~r:., .tr: C 'r;er!""d a::h.
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~FEEIINE AN ISpEprcr

E5 + CEIJlNd a y INTEREST
in County affair, We Scu:l .cssccnuI,r now;
natc for the office of County Commis.;on....'
JOHN p. KINARD and ". W. HOESEIT
one to represent townships S. Ga and =
the other the remaining Townships. IN -
are both men Of experience, cnmpe,rnt s.a
squ.r MANY FRIESDS
juno 5S, 26-tf. - :.
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The King Of Siam or some other man Is
coming to this country. His name is 50
long that we presume it will resch here one
voyage ahead. 1t is P'ra Bart Sondet P 'ra
Paramendr Mahs Aongkut P'ra Chon Klau
Chau IA Hua That's ALL
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Mr. Joseph Whitmire. citizen Of Green
riile, S. c., died in Charlotte, on Sunday,
25tb ult., from congestion Of the brain. He
va: in that city under treatment for carccr
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The oaly foreign CONT now in this coun-
Try woo is known to be Of any use 20 any body
is Polish noble in San Francisco WHO earns
So "cek ny cr2niDg tu:;lys
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:NICKERSON HOUSE,

Columbia, S. C.,
This pleasantly located Hotel, unsurpassed BY
any House in the South for comfort and healthy
locality, is DOW open to Travellers and others
nished with nice, airy rooms on reaeor AZ le
terms. "A call is solicited Ny omnibus will
be at the Gifsreut depots.
Leu SARAH L. WRIGHT.
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IN = pleasant portraiture Of the rene.
.sLls village Of Edgeheld,-its improve.
z,en,s, episodes, incidents, Sc, the light
hearted #hor of the Advertiser, who,
like the gallant General, is not ye; q
Benedict, (and yet, as the distinguished
aanesake Of. the e,litr, Lord Bacon.
would say, they are in one sense Bene-
diets, having mid and salub:ious quail
ties" Just the qualities which cntitle
them t. the rights, privileges, protection
and glories Of the ancient and honorable
order J, seyS:
But speaking Of the exterior of our
town, reminds us Of the blazing renova
ton oE the Law Office Of Gary s Gary.
Verify it is the clcaneSt and whitcst lit
tie pile, in thrse regions, and quite enli
vens shat part "f. the village. As it now
looks it Hou!d do to hold one of the
Gift Conte, Is in. Suppose wc have one
here. And this train Of thought reminds
us Of another thing. to nit that our pop
uiar l!ow-citizep. Gcn'. Gary, has been
eronou:iced the hand&oz.est man in South
Carolina. Yes, it, is so-aad nothing TO
he astoni>hsd n; either; for it is just
what We have always said and m1intain-
ed. The correspondent Of the New
York S1sl is.,he man who has done it.
He writes frog. Colombia describing the
personnel Of the Tax payers Convention,
and in speaking Of our townsman, says :
"Genl. Martin. Wi,lftr>poon Gary, the
hardscuc>t man il the State, and the
most Gash;ng cavalry leader. the war
produced on the Snuthern side" Yes,
our fi.nd is all this. and still wanders
In maiden meditation. fancy-free. v
Think of it, ladies, aud sharpen up your
arrows.
But change will come Ger the spiri;
q: dream when the narrow guage'
i:rinss Eischeld and Newbcrry daily to.
1e,Se.
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Valuable Property for

Adesirable residence, about two miles
from Columbia, is offered by the subscriber
for sale. on reasonable terms, if applied for
soon. The house is large, and conveniently
built, with fine airy passages, and double
pinzzas. There are sixty acres Of land,
with considerable woods. On the house
lot is a good we'll, and out-buildings. Per-
sons Wishing a pleasant, convenient aud
cheap residence will apply to
MRS. J. PECKHAM,
June 81, 25-5t. Columbia, G..
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An ;.e uscl:i,e hss arrived at the
Cha',ahaoche, Ga, oad sill make ice
for Atlanta at S. ,rs ;a;..
lee is 30 longer l2Su'y. bSt ST. ab-
soiute daily necessity. asiS We !sa:l sikh
sleIisl: every step which brings the ne,
-eSSa,ies OF lie within the :ea.c{s os the
seorez classes.
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The Little Corporal for July We are
pleased to see is already to hand. This
charming magazine is always welcomed
heartily. The present number is ful! Of
good things. For subscription Send to
John E Miller, Chicago, III. Price only
81, so per annum.
The July number Of the Aldac is as
rich in illustrations and varied IN matter as
any Of the preceding ones. 1t ought TO be
on the tables Of al! who have any taste for
the true and beautiful in art lis publishers
are James Sutton & Co., % Liberty ST.,
New York, and the price is but $50 per
anunm.
The Southern Cul;iva.or, published at
Athens Ga. is received for July aud like
its predecessors is made up with great care.
To farmers this sterling agricultural monthly
is really invaluable, and if there be one of
our readers who does not take it, we advise
them 10 do so at once Jones i Jones,
Athens Ga, s. year.
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Tptlic Meeting.

AT . meeting held in the town hall,
on Noaday, 81 inst, to nominate candi-
dises Is I'll vacancies in the Board Of
County Commissioners. joseph Cald-
well. Esq. was called to the chair, and
Thos. S. Moorman, chosen Secretary.
On motion, Mr.. J. n. Martin and Col.
Wm. Lester were, by ballot. nominated
TO ill said vacancies. The meeting then
adjourned.
JOS. CALDWELL, Chairman.
THoHAs S. MooRMAS, Secretary.
We accept the above nomination as
candidates to fiji the vacancies in the
Board Of County Commissioners, and
consent to serve il elected.
in. MARTIN.
July 8, ls7E VIZ. LESTER.
lfa word be: necessary to urge upon
our cii;zeas the importance of not only
individually sustaining this. nomination,
hrt of exertins every energy Of which
they, arepossessed to elect the two gen:
tissnen 10 have kindly and disinterest-
edly-so far as their own tastes: and incli-
nationS would prompt them consented
10 serve, if elected, 70 the very onorouS
position Of County Commissioners, we
~ould fail in duty not to give it,
Actuated only by desire to promote
the publ. welfare and save the County
from bankruptcy and other ruin, they
are entitled to hlgh consideration, and
should have the hearty support Of every
hoacst citizen, whether he DC white or
Black. We have endured misrulc and
sh;eving long enough, and in the election
ef these gentlemen We have the a<su-
rance of better things. Every man
,hould place his shoulder to the wheel
ard help to elect this ticket.
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The CHURcH.-ReY. Dr.. Williams o.
Greenvile, began a protracted meeting a
the Baptist Church Monday of last week
and the meeting continues. 4 series Of very
earnest and instructive sermons have beer
preached.
Rev. Dr.. Adger of Columbia held DIVINE
Service at Aveleigh Church during the cloSt
of last week, and on Sunday, when the Sacra
ment was administered At the close of morn
ing services.
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but from large numbers as we'll from the
surrounding country and various parts OF the
State We will therefore briefly aludc to the
closing scenes.
Wednesday was tho grand day, and carly
in the morning the whole town was in lively
stir, moving as we'll on 600; as in every kind
of vehicle. from the latest and most fashion.
able turnout, down to some Of most antedi-
luvian appearance, each and all heading for
the college, where no less than fifteen noble
young men were to bid adieu to their Alma
Mater, and receive the degrees faithfully
fought for i'll four years Of bard study, and
honorably won, no less by their marked pro.
riciency. than their meri,oriouS conduct I,
wss an inspiring sight, and one calculated &c
touch the hear, of all behol6e.s. We har.
only room to give the names of the gradoa
ting class, and their names are S. G.. San
ders, of Ky, +. c. Archer, L. C. Cannon. J.
". Gameweil and Z T. CASTOR, Of Spartan
burg, r. ". Barber, Chester, J. ". Boyd
ard ". II. Wallace, Laurens, J. H. Bryce
Columbia, E. P. Hill and J. C. Wallace
Uuion, II. F. Partridge, Fla, T. W. Smith
y. c., n. Stackhouse, Marion, and w. L
Wait, Abocvillc. Each Of these young uer
delivered an address replete with sound ar
gumen. and careful thought, and in man
, ncr highly credi;ab'e to themselves and graf
flying to their hearers. During the intervals
| floR Go!ambia, gave some choice music
ard woke ap the Chapel echoes to the deIgh
OF ,he large audience. The band docs credi
70 theiz leader asd shonld be the pride o
Co!umLi2.
SpaztauoHrg may we'll feel proEd Of Wof
ford College, the Church that ssea q goot
work is progressing So satisfactorily. and thi
: SITE :ha: % uenr ycIcG men Of pFaHh.
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NICE PREsENr.-To our surprise and de-
Light, basket of delicious Strawberries, large
and succulent. was laid on our table on
Tuesday, BY Mr.. J. T. Norris, of this county,
and for which we return him our thanks.
Mr.. y. is devoting his attention 10 the cul-
turc of this delicious fruit, together with
grapes, &C., and will this fall have plants to
dispose OF. He tells US that the variety Of
strawberries now under notice are bearing
ab1ndantly in spite Of the advanced season.
1t certainly is valuable one.
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ut is w>ll to- fctiembir; that in case Of
kerosene fires, any attempt TO ex,iugdisli
the fumes with water viii y'sprcad The
fire. Instead, smother the flames With
blankets, WOODEN cloths, quilts, shaw!s, or
whatever may be at hand.' :,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-23
Attachment.

In the Circuit Court of Cafnpbel county Tenn May
term, 1871.
j. a NJ. Ross. FIX re- of james Ross decd W. David
Sharp.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING By AFFIDA-
W.T. that the defendant David Sharp is justly in
debted to the plaintiff, aud is n NONRESIDENT Of the
State that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served him, and original attachm mt hayinE been
sued out rturnable TO the Circuit Court of Campbell
county II is ordered by the Court that pubca ion be
made for four essive weeks in the Knoxville
Chronicle, newspaper published in Knoxville, Tenn
commanding said David Sharp to appear before said
Circuit Court ut the court in Jacksboro on tho
Third MOnda' of September, 1871 to mako defense to
sad suit against him. it will be proceeded with Ell
uartc
Witness VIM. A len. Clerk of said Court at Office in
Jacks Doro', third Monday in May. 1871.
augl64w VIM. ALLEN, Clerk
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ChanCery Sale,

Josiah Chapman. Guardian vs.. ] s. Keeney's Heirs
DURSUANr 10 AN ORDER MADE IN TIRE
l above styled case at the April, 1871, term of tho
Chancery Court Of Campbell county, will sell on the
18th day of September next at the court house door in
yacksboro Tenn. to the highest bidder for cash. the
following described tracts of land: One tract of LIS
acres lying in the I'd district Of Campbell county on
tie waite of Coal Crec' adjoining ohe lands Of Ran
dolph Adkins and others and known as lot M in tho
yeyor and tract Of lSl acres lying in the said 80
district of said county. on the waters of Col Creek
known rs lot No in said plat Of lands
augslw j. S. LINDSEY, c. * NJ.
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Chnncer1 Court at Knoxville.

Margaret j. Wilson. formerly Mnrraret j. Low ct sl
VS.. John ID Swan ct at
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
al, egatons OF he Bill OF Rcviyor, that the defend
ants to said bill Of reyiVur. tO-wit -- Robinson
surviving husband of the said Martha A Robinson
and = Robinson infant child Of the said Martha A.
lthe christian OF the said defendants beinr un
KNOWN Lulu swan Ida Swan, Lorena Swan, Mari
Swan and Gordon Swan arc of this State
1t ordered that said defend ns appear in 10 Chan
Gerry Court at Knoxville on the third Monday in sep
tembcr ST. and defend the said bill rovivor as well
rs the original bill in this otheiw 20 the said
bills will be taken confessed against hon. August
l6 1871.
A tr, eoopy-Attest! 49, NIL PATTERSON. O. AM
augl6-wit By W. "A. GA BkBlrH, d, O. * Nj
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ChanCery Court, Knoxville.

r. X. Swepson and T. s. Webb. Adm'rs &C.. vs George
N Branner and others. Original and Injunction
Blll.-No. 22gT.
IT APPEARING FROM THE BILL FILED IN
! this which is sworn to. that tho dcfendarts
b. X. Strong aud wife, Fannie t. strong, are resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee IL is ordered that sho
defendants above named appear before the Chancery
Court at Knoxville Tennessee, on tho Third Monday
in September nc 1t, 1871, d make defense to the bill
filed in this cause or the same will be taken for
iesscd, true copy. Attest:
NJ. l.. PATTERSON. c. & NJ
By W. A. GALBRAIfH, d. @. & M.
August 2 iST1--Iw