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Sreb. Douglas, Der befannte farbise Bolitiz
fer, it0bt in bic alarmtrompete unb iparnt leine
l6marsen 8rloer, an Grant unb Der .~resularen re-
publifaniden gartei fefsubalten unb i'd nidt bur9
ben pplitiideu &eber greelep bon Der re6ten Babn
perfabren gu lalen. Greelep lei fem 8epubIifaner
mebr snf,o uerbiene oabsr bic unteritasuns Der
idmar5en 8epl,blfarer nidt. greelep's Grnennz
Jung lei Bios cir. binner S9leier, uriter ,pel6em bic
bemofratii6e gartet mieoer CUR Madt gu s~elansen
bofe. .gr (Douslos) Tonne gar ni6t einiebeu, ,per
fur Greelep itimnten tuoae. Die Sdut5oaner fons
men ni6t fir ibn %timmen,. oean ct babe lie per=
ratben. Die gebellen neroen ni6t fir i'm fins
men, benn tie ~erinnern iid ieiner eifrisen Inter
itlbuns bes 8rieses itao feines SUITES: ,Iuf mad
&idmonb!" Ni6t einmal Die IemperenaIer fonne,1
fir @reelep %itirnmen, bena ct babe ii6 NIT ben 2euz
ten psreinist pie ibr 2aserbier baben milk
fen. (9amit itno ratdrli1 bic 0eutI9en ~seraeint.)
S6Iiebli6 foroert Douglas yaus Der Iiefe ieir,er
6eele," feins .fdrparsen 8riioer no6maIs aut, Grant
unb bic repubIitantibe Slasss nidt gu ~perlalen,
,poriibsr F6 MaAa Grant obns s3psifsl isbr frsuen
mirb. 5fsass. -r.e ,s.
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y@rau, tbeurer 0sreurb. TT ale Tbenrie,
Dod) emtg grim bes Qebens golbner Bailm."

5 81 Die neuefen Na9ridten aus GnaIanb unb
Wafbin9ton seben Der 9esriinoeten Nnnabrte Huutn,
eaB uniere @esierun9 bon ibrer nit 10 sroBen,
IrompetenseI6metter eiagenpmn,enen Stequng in
Bes,is auf bte inbirecten Sorberunsen eesen Gna=
lamb Suriifsetreten 1T unb fi9 burd Mnnabr,e zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Az retten 1,l1t, mad ,peI=
dent Die SosSerlln9en fir inbirecte Sdaoen aus Der
amerifaniiden HDenfi6rift s,riidsenom,nen ,peroen
fiolen unter Der 8ebinsung, baB, 9,,penn gnaIanb
ober bic Ser. Staaten I'D in Gries befinben unb Der
anbere She'll neutral III, Der friesflbrenbe She'll
feline &lase mesen inbirecter, entfernter ober mittelz
barer Na9tbeile ODER 8erlulte in Solse 8eriaumnib
in Der grfiauus Der Reutralitdts= gfidten anitel=
len nirb, ae5 at z5aH69s=t93 asa;s@ $50
sSn elmer Commissioning ,puroe bieier 8orldlas
bereits an9enommen, uab Der Senat bat ~benielben
ausenbIidli1 ,nter 8eratburg. Der urlpringlibe
Maibinstomer @ertras 1T alio faftiid fiitirt unb es be-
bart neuer llnterbdnblunsen UNI bett bereits errpdb=
ten Supplementars8ertr gu inieeniren. Derfelbe
ntub io,pobI bier, mie in Gnsianb, pom Gonsreb
unb Narlament ~ratiIsirt iperoe1. PC sHIss1
Die 8Iantass rpeIbe bic Grant de alominiitras
tion in bieier 4nseIfsenbeit benz 2anbe bereiten
pirb, foate allen seniieeH, sieielbe bent auf Die
Che 6es 2anbes font 10 eifer|u6tisen an,erifani=
ibesl 8olfe tu entieiben unb fir ale {3ufunft UNI
mDsiid sl MAIDEN. T2 agg b
8oorbees Don %SSnbiana, Der am Montaa i'm
6auie bes Gonsreies sesen @reeIep losidlus pnb
Grant UNI ben. Bart ftrid, geb0rt CUR S9ule Der
Ioaenarttep Bourbonen Demofraten. Solde ST.
tre,nee {khnapper IIsiiGbt aaf bic anbere Seite iber
unb I'M 2etfe }bsr DebatteEtd ~sSsep,anb:: r8goorbelss
bst on Grant alsperfauft.9 DIS 5rpIIrg 90 Caglg {.
egg Gas eprtnstslo lSainois) etaaatts Mesiter,
oas Organ Der Sentotratte ienes Staates felt 81
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9oraes GreeIeg bat erftart. baB nidts, mas
aaf per YbHaoelpbia Convention paiiren mag i'm
abbalten peroe. ganbibat gu bIeiben.r 6olte iebod
BE oenofratiide RationaLG onpentien eibre eisenen
eano'oaten auffeaen, bann fonnte er iid m6sIidsrz
ipe,Be g~enotbist iebens sariid3atreten. Gars natars
l,1 obne be oemofratlide Nonination 1uiirbe er
feline Ausiidt baben, se,pablt su ,ueroer, nrb er 1T
fem Starr, bab er BLOB gum @aubium leiner @eaner
LAUREN ioate, nit oes iiderea Masii6t sei1lasen
III perben. ss sassrss ra~rsj 90. 81. eSsonrna[g
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Mi6ter 0apis, Der PraiioentI6afts=g anoioat
Der grbeiter9teformer, bat iib enti6Ionen, iid 5uriid=
suSieben. Sebr perniinftla.
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g. Gas sprtusfslb lSainois) Stats @esiter,
oas Organ Der Gemotratte ienes Staates felt 81
Sabrer, bot Ole Namen pon Greelep unb 8ropn
an ber Spite leines 8iattes aufsesosen.
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9orate Greele1 ina Shin.

Die uDeutide ,3eitunssy uun gtarIeion, eabsgas
roatna, i9reibt iber bic giurinnatier Mtrni1aiton /:
.nOte Cincinnati onpention Der Iib&reIen Mepubs
ltaner bot tire Mrbett aetbaa uif6 nobel qethaa.
9oraee @reelep ,uirbe als 9raIibentIdaftssganSt
pat nott,nlrt inb 8rab Brolpn ais 0ice 9rdiibente
ff1dftseanoioat.@9er@ab er fam ffph fern. fpe0tf
9reelep eruablt piro. gls 2eitunosfdreiber 1T
IGreeleD' 3 Name befamlte it ben sqfa1seR Ser. Staa=
ten. Sen &antpf seseen bic Sfldpetei madte uor
benz &rieSe ben Sflapenbaltern u1andmal Gopfpeb,
pie 9eeger balteit ibtHaber in banfbarer grinnerfiiio
ano weroen maiisnbaft fir i'm i~tirnmens Nadbens
Der 4rle9 porbei mar, Die Sflapereifrase uno bic
Secsllionsfrase fir epis seidli6tet, nabnr @reelep
Den Saf,pf furdtles far ben BON Grant ,.nteroriids
ten S0oen auf, lio iprad rnb fdrteb fir ~allsemeis
ne Amneltle, ano peroana1ute bauptiadDIid bas Garz
petbagsS pient, tpelbes i'm 6loe1 ii) 10 brett madz
e, uno b~eionoers Sib Carolina 1T BEN alten ebrIiz
den s6orace t@reelep 5u pielem 9anfs .perpfi1tet.
2iirrab fnr nnier,t r,aditen HrdiibenteD ben 3eia
tunssi6reiber Sorace @reelep! Z agG .5lea as1
Oct alte GonSerIins.e Ser Nerpps gorfsr
a5eraIo". obsleid Elm Gnbdnger Grants, Iabt ieiz
nent Gole9e1 8reelep bod pole @eredtigfeit tpioers
fabren. Der 6eraIb i9reibt -
: y5orace @reelep lift Elm treiier lupus oes anterifanillden
sebens elm Heterogeneous syanrt ebrlidea 9ersens,
pol Gnersie, nom s~eroifIen observation-disclosures ,r6 ercsns
trii6ea s~lelgunsen fnotions, absr serape besbaih INN TO
ttebr Mnterifaner. Nenn er rine[eoerne arober Stiefel,
oe oes @lar3es5 ;~entbebren,- trdst 10 bat er in linen cine
sessnDo9l.e garrisss gsriit sslsst pie O,,ra 1latsra M9
lem saod unprosntlib BON ieinem SdbGlfern banst ,tno inn
INN bic Seine idIottert 10 ruirbi er iiber eineur aersen 5,s
~gettopft, bas ftob anf has 9ano ieiner @eburt uno pel
!~sebepcusr gstabls lir si,s giitrleuidsl II. asenn ieis
absebts tOenn ct elmer sDrlpirbisen, nidt tausapobl erbai.
tenen 6amiliers9eliqlie1 aIei1t, 10 beoedt er Ell, @ebir1t,
oas Doil genialer aSeoartefs nnb itets bereit lift FIT Die Sas
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-05-16
Mus Qan5as ruirb semelbst, bob greelep's
grnennuns A,,ter 2tberaten iino De'1otraten sroBet'
Salt %gerpinnt. a8sv4 +.79ss srsg7 ri : ana Is

Gie Stem gorfer Gtaats3eitlurg erflart in III
rer Summer Bpm Samfas, bab es fir tfe itnter ate
Zen llmftanoen unmosIid bleiben rperoe, il6 fur
Greelep in ben Qampf gu 1tiirsen.
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Die srtte s~tieitls GtlIarans Der iioltdBe'
+ SemsItaIk.
f Ienneffee it Der erfte flbIihe Staat, Der Of
fciel ourd cine bemofrati{1e StaatssG Convention
seiproden bat. Diefe Convention taste am DOM
nerlta9 N y%eal9plAes mar allBerorosnil'9 daplre1d
Gssvssasar &sssu pagssasiriiimsnis pg,;sssr-sr
nannt. 9lad elmer Muf3dblung ber @rnnoidbe unb
s3ueffsS welde ee bessofratii1e Yartei nur95afab=
rem hhb gu er5ieIen frebt, rDiro angeflbrt, bab bic
Convention oer neutrality-suspicious. 0reelep ino
Dro paAaaf hide Gtrenbfidts bbsR tzsa6A ale
9atsioten pSes 2anbes sur Mitpirfnn9 einSeldbea
babe. nlblDdbl nun bic Demotratet pon Eepnenee
bic beInpfTatiiF9e Nartei 30 erbolten wlniben fo
baIten lie 81 bod ffNr iibre Yflidt Jssn erflarsrI bab
il'teI; be! As1ltag gesa! e oh1asa Manner, e'aen. Nps
gatr5oteg is 2anbe pereeienett un6 Rabb siae Aenis
nation fir 1Nrd3loert ,gb 8icezNrdlloent a,rdb) nae
osmoirstl9 \; NaEtsi aalgsi(e sas1t1ig sael far a!a
al9euletile ASpblfabrt, 0efabrlid lem nplgiroe. + yin
weiterer BeIdlub trifft Horforge fflrt BE Gxneanuns
non. DeIesatens 5,lr: bensotratiff43en NationaI Sam
ueationr inftruir aber bieielbenk bic obi8e Grflarung
0urb3ufRbreny ooS. beibt 0egen bic @rnerrtlng zines
bemofrati}9en MISUNDERSTANDING 5u tint
men Dele 8eidtIaBe pa!rbsn mad lsbbafter Pa
bate non einer ssroben Niebrbeit Der Gpnpeatsrora
lna9enonsI1en. aapa3e $50 ls.fAs5g 80.
Das stbt Yns elaen Delltssd,en 1!.s8eE1esa, pap oe
Seulotratle pes P.oens an Dfalls greelfg nnp
Drop!l nufI Ibr S9slo erbeeea ip.ro ha,!ptlas9ltg
!poll 1essbbe!bs sspaesi fe o.es taf Pes 1ic9erfte mt.ftsl
4dlts llr'1 fiA po't Der beslolen f9fantideH assrt15
I1tddaftt s55s pefrese1s. III cajt .as9asgpmagsd sassgpIse
H, $50 ang g5ET-.- u ~ III. ]is}sa =
s9ag srilf seeutlaDe Hlaft, oas 1nl o5ne yaad1elt
atno abns Nseainsnns filr Grsslep rnos 8rant
ssflarts, III BEE iberalrepabt'tanll9e Dagenport
nn5opa) Nensefrat qesi.e iebt Telpeftapel igeealtepe
3eltn.8M Der Defaetrat geltebt sab err ar1p!'ltsss
[Slid TT AoaIas oeer Arlrabs'! mat filgt opefR tnau;
= sy{ed .Tablser YeFa!al'settgans eller9 lIaltanos
lno gerbdltnsile 1'lo spsf NIT eengg 9an5es rNelAltat
ner j eenpertsgn ,sufrsepeH ane aperoea
aptttTeuoyststt EN- taltsa earlt0 sn aaers
rase 9reelep Observation-Disclosures
Is SeDe Dppoition 9egel feline 4Grudbluas tang nlr
6n3u hieneu ri rnnfNn0 bic GnxrfntinnaS }arfein nod
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07

The Hon. Thos T.. Bramlette late Governor of Ken
lucky has consented represent the Trustees in the
management of this second Grand Gift Concert, and
he will personally see that the money from the
sale of Tickets is deposited with the Treasurer. that
the drawing Is fairly conducted, and the gifts Justly
awarded and promptly paid
The drawing will take pacen public, in full view
the audience, and under the immediate supervision
and direction of the officers and Trustees of the Public
Library of Kentucky and the following named eminent
present and see that all is fairly done:
Hon. NJ Hardin, Judge Court Appeals Ky.
Hon, Proctor Knott, late c, Lebanon, Dis.
Hon II w Bruce, Judge Ninth Judicial Dis. Ky.
Hon. Eli ii Murray. Marshal dis. Ky,
Hon. II Cochran, Chancellor Lou Chan Court.
Hon, Il d Standitord; President Farmers anu Dro-
vers Bank.
Hon. John Burbee, Manager Royal Insurance Co.,
Col. Phil. Lee Com Atty, Ninth Judicial Dist.
Dr. G. Graham. founder Graham Cabinet
Dr. 4. S. Bell. Prof. Medical University, Louisville.
Hon. J. g. Baxter Mayor, Louisville.
Hon I. l.. burnett, City Attorney.
Henry WolfoTd Treasurer Louisville
A. .. Bramnin, Pres. Manutacturers' Bank.
James BridgefOrd, Pres. % National Bank.
W. G. d. Whips Proprietor Willard Hotel.
j, c. Johnston. Pres. Traders Bank.
IL. Victor NewcOmb firm of Newcomb Buchanan x
Henry Deppen. Pres. German Bank.
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Merchant.
DR.. Norvin Green, Pres j. x q. Short Line R.h.
Vol. Rose. Agent Adams Express Company.
THos. E. BRAMLETTE,
As't Public Library of KY, Public Library Building,
LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY.
HS- Circulars, giving full particulars on appli-
cation.
II. T. DURRETT. President.
W. N. HALDEMAN. Vice President
JN0. S. CAIN. Secretary.
FARMERS & DR0YERS' BANK, Treasurer.
jy6-d2taw2m-
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Democratic Stampede to Grant and Wilson

COLUMBUS, o., July 30.-the most re-
markable political event of the present
campaign in this city took place tonight
without any ones supervision. A delega-
ton of over one hundred workingmcn,
mostly Democrats, employed in Gill's car
shops, formed into procession, procured n
band of music and banners, and marched
up to.the Grant club rooms, and enrolled
their names as members of the club.
AS the rooms We're not large enough to
hold the fast collecting crowd, long pro-
cession was formed, and proceeded with
songs and cheers to the residence of Gov.
Noyes, who, much surprised, came out and
welcomed them in a neat twenty-minutes
speech.
The entire affair was spontaneous. 1t
greatly surprised the people generally, and
especially the gentlemen who are here to
attend the Greeley ratification meeting to-
morrow.
CLEVELAND, o., July 30.-The Germa-
mia, for twenty-five years a prominent Ger
man Democratic paper, of this city, being
in fact the Oldest German paper here, has
hauled down the Greeley and Brown tick
ct, and to-day announced its intention to
advocate the election of Grant and Wilson
The change has created much eXcitemen
in Democratic circles, and several German
Democrats have threatened its editor, Jno.
M. Bierman, with personal violence. But
so far nothing has grown out of it.
Hon. j, Il. Brown, leading Indiana
Democrat and State Senator, spoke at Me-
dora, Indiana, on the 30th ult., denounc-
ing Greeley and favorable to Grant.
The Albany, New York, journal pub
fishes strong letter from George Becker,
ESD, an old lawyer and leading Democrat,
declaring for Grant and Wilson.
The Louisville Ledger Whipped in for
Greeley admits now that thousands in all
sections of the country are dissatisfied with
Greeley and going over to Grant.
The Atlanta Sun publishes call for
" straight" Democratic meetings, one in
Atlanta and one at Monroe, Walton coun-
ty, of which the Sun says:
There are thousands upon thousands ev-
erywhere who cannot be induced TO sup
either Greeley or Grant.
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In Chancery Court at TazewelI, Tenn.

APRIL RULES, 1872.
Thouas McDermott and J. g. kirkpatrick vs.. Arna b.
McDermott, Marricr b. kirkpatrick, VIM II. Kirk
patrick, Mary Kirkpatrick. james kirkpatrick and
Charles Parks.
IN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING FROM AN
order made at the April term, 1872, of said Court
that Charles Parks is Nonresident of the State of
Tennessee that the ordinary process of the law
not be served upon him 1t is the, eorc ordered by the
Court that publication he made for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle notifying said nom
q Chancery Court to be holden at the court house in
Tazewe county Of Claiborne and State of Tennessee,
the I'd Monday in October 1872 then and there to
make defense to compainants said bill. or the same
will be taken confessed and for hearing pare
IS to him. July l6. 1872.
jy2iw4 BENZ. AUSNlUS Clerk and Master
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Kidney. Islndder.

Urinary and Womb Diseases Gravel, Diabetes Drop
sy lncontinence of Urine, Brights disease. Albumin
ria, and in where there Brick dust deposits or
the water is thick, cloudy mixed with substances Ike
the white Of an egg or threads like white silk or there
is OZARK bilious appearance, and white Bone
dust deposits and where there Is pricking, burning
sensation, and pain in the small of the back and aong
the Oins, In all these conditions, Railways Sarpar
Ian Resovent, aided by the application of Railway o
Ready Relefto the spine and small Of the back and
the bowels regulated with one two of Roadway s
Regulating Pills per day WILL soon make a complete
cure In few days the patient will be enabled TO hold
OF sherry color.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07
SEEDS! SEEDS =!
lust RECEIVED.
400 NEW WAGONS,

100 NEW WAGONS,
Consisting of the
Jackson, Ia Belle and SIudebaker Wagon.
We are selling the very best wagon ever sold in
Knoxville for 500, including Brake and Spring Seat,
the Seat alone costing $780, Every wagon warranted.
We will sell at Wholesale Clover and Grass Seeds at
GEORGE BROWN.
Knoxville Tenn. Sent. 10. ls7l-dltwtf
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07
A CAMPAIGN OF ISLANDER.
Another FaIsehOOd About "GIfIs'' EN-
posed.

The Greeley organs, big and little, are
making this campaign of ISLANDER and of
Drag. The Greeley organ OF this city yes
terday followed up its former lies on Grant
by anew batch relating to the Bowcn-Sher-
man house in Washington city. 1t re-
publishes the forged letter from Grant to
Butterfeld, dated 1862 Every intelligent
man knows that the New York Testi
monial fund was given to General Grant
three gears before the forged letter of
1860.
But as to Bowcn's abusive letter about
Grant, here is an answer full and fair The
following letters from reliable and good
men settles this lie
TO THE PUBLIC.
S. j. Bowen, in letter published in the
World of Saturday last states that in a
business transaction General Grant"
cheated him out of S25 900 with n GOODNESS
and deliberation that would do credit to
any black-leg.
familiar with the "transaction" refer
red to by Mr.. Bowen, truth and justice re-
quired me to meet his vituperative state
ment by brief narrative of facts
l. General Grant was the owner of n
house in this city, on l street, which Mr..
Bowen agreed with Messrs. Kilbourn X
Latta, real estate agents, to purchase, and
paid to them 81 900 on account of the pur-
chase money.
9. Shortly afterward, the property was
desired by friends of General Sherman for
the purpose representing it to him. The
President accordingly addressed brief
note to Mr. Bowen, who, after some delay
consented to 'giVe upn his claim to it,
This he did deliberately, without any con.
sideration, Except a return of the 81 ,OOt
advanced by Mr.. Bowen) and without any
artifice or fraud on the part of the Presi
dent, and the property was then purchased
for General Sherman.
3. When Mr.. Bowen consented to the
suggestion of the President prepared re
lease of the property from Mr. Bowen tC
Gen. Sherman, so as to make the title per
feet and took it to the President and ther
to Gen. Sherman. Mr.. Bowen accompan
led me, and when we left the War Depart
we rode together on the street cars to thu
office of the recorder of deeds, where Mr.
Bowen paid for recording the release.
4. The World some time afteward con
tanned an article severely rejecting on tn
President in connection with the trans
action alluded to Mr.. Bowen's letter. II
promptly drew up reply vindicating tn
President from the censure of the World
with the intention of publishing it. Tn
publication was incidentally delayed unit
it was deemed unnecessary to publish il
1t was in my possession till few month
ago, when he requested me to send 1t {
him, and in company with Mr.. VIM. 4
Mott | left it at his residence. A copy G
it may hereafter be found among my pa
pers.
6. | might add other facts, tending t
show that Mr.. Bowen's accusation again
the President is entirely untrue, but tn
pressure of various engagements on IN
time will not now permit me to do so.
letter from Mr.. Mott accompanies thi
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07
WASHINGTON, d. c., July %, 1872.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July %, 1872.
Col. Van. Il. Cook:
DEAR SIR: remember very distinctly
the vindication of President Grant by Mr..
Bowen from the old charges of the World
respecting the purchase by Mr.. Bowen of
General. Grants residence on I street, and
his subsequent REIMBURSEMENT of the same
when the friends of Gen. Sherman wished
to purchase it for that gentleman, 1t was
in your office, in pencil, in Mr.. Bowen's
handwriting. 1t was written, as L under
stood, both from you and him, for publica-
ton, and I was with you some months ago
when, at Mr.. Bowen's request, you, left il
at his residence on X street.
Very respectfully,
w NJ. L. NoTT.
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ChanCery Court at Knoxville. Tenn
Notice to the Creditor, of Joseph aveprort. dec H.
INSOINENT BILL.

INCOIN ENI Bin,
No. 23lS.
IL. W Hackney VS.. W. f. STay. Administrator, SC. OF
JOS Davenport. decd, ct al.
IN PURSUANCE TO AN ORDER MADE IN THIS
at the July Special Term 1917 notice is here
by given to all the creditor. OF the estate of JOSEF
Davenport, deceased that they required to file and
prove their claims and have themselves made parties
to this suit or before the 81 Monday Of September
next or they will be forever barred.
1t is further ordered that this notice be published in
the Knoxville Chronicle for four successive weeks,
This July 81, 1872.
NJ L, PATTERSON. c. & ".
jy3lw4 By W. A. GALBRAITII. d. c. y VI.
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Geology and neiaIIurgy.
DIR. CALVIN posi-.
Geologist and Metallurgist,

VIII give Geological Examinations nd Chemical and
Crueibe Tests Of Metals, to all who may send their
specimens to his residence at Laurel SpriHgs Cades
Cove, Blount county, Tennessee. viii examine and
report on lands for grazing sheep mGswGm
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In Ghancery Court at Tazewel.

Isaac Thomas vs.. II. H. Kincaid Avis Kincaid viii
liam Nanbebber, Mary Jane Vsnbebber Nancy T.
Vanbebber, J. n. Truce, John Cain Nancy Cain,
John Claiborne. Susan Claiborne, Lafayette Kin
caid William c. Kncad, J. NJ kincaid, James
M. Eanbebber c. \. Rice. Walter Buchanan, llar-
riet Buchanan, j. A. Buchanan and William Buc-
hanan.
IN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING FROM THE
l. allegations in the bill filed, which is sworn to. that
J NJ Kincaid. James M Nanbebber, c y Rice, Walter
Buchanan, Harriet Buchanan, james Buchanan and
William Buchanan are non-rcsidents OF the State Of
Tennessee, that the ordinary Ir cess of law not
be served on them 1t is therefore ordered that publi
cation be made for four successive weeks in the Knox
vile Chronicle, notifying said resident defendants
to appear before the Chancellor ut Chancery Court to
be holden at the court house in THZewc county of
Claiborne and State of Tennessee. the 2nd Monday
in October 1872, then and there TO make defense To
compliments said bill the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing partc rs to them.
BENZ. AUSMCS.
July H. 1S72-24w4 Clerk and Master
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EPhe Pullman Sleeping Car Company en-
Ploy go conductors, each of whom are
compelled TO deposit with the company
500 as guarantee for the faithful perfor-
nance of their duty.