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, 1873-09-12

pn,nAnElru1A, gapt 1.-THE full 1nestlng Of tho
ront Breeze Park Trotti1g Association closed thts
IN favor Ut Star in 23o Lady Emma "a, Stewart Ma
lonsy I'd.
TGe two clos!ng contents wero for horsoa Of tho
234 class purse $i,000 op4n to Ill. Ths rat rAeo
WAS won by Crown Prince ln th1ca straight beats.
, 1873-09-12
Obituary.

PORTLAND, No., Sept. H. Ashur Ware died In shta
city laat night aged o. lIs editor Of tlo uoaton
ra,kte n 1ae, and ille EorttarMl Ed*tern Argus III
hit. IIu bell tho Office Ut District Judge fortyfolr
years. bcsltlea other important trusts.
BT. LOUIS. sept. l.--Jutsgo John Rynnd, of IeK,
bson Amonber of tito Missouri Dar Aity.one years,
twunly y-seyot Of which lie lad served on tho Bench,
part Of tho time tn tho Supreme Court.
, 1873-09-12

PHILADELPHIA, aept. l,-To-aay tho unitod Cricket
Club Of at Iouis began game with tho Young Amer
lea Club Of this city sn the presence Of largo
bor 1t pornous. Ono inning waH played. TITO second
will ba played to-orrow. Tho acoro OF tho Bt Louis
was 10, anil that Of tho Young America II, The play
iuR Of both clubs WAS good.
, 1873-09-12


Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
FnEErouT, Ill.,, gopt u.-Tho Hon. Schuyler Col
fax addressed about 900 people tho fair grounla
IN tlla city to-day. ..
Tho fair OF the atcphcnson County Agricultural 30
ctety IL in progress hero. Tho display good aud tho
fair will provo grand success.
Prof. Welch, OF your city, will address tho Patrons
Of f1uHbandry On the grounds tomorrow.
, 1873-09-12

ATdNl8oNt KAN, Hgpt. It.-Th0 third day Of tho
NortAorn Kansas District Fair Witnessed very large
attendance Of people, vsriously estimated at from
to 600. The weather Was yrry fine and tho display Of
tho Missouri Valley. Tho display OF fruit wan alo
rory large and tino. mpr0duct entres nre not 40
superior.
, 1873-09-12

uARTFohp Conn.,, Sept. lit. II. Wilson abscond-
ed from Hartford on tho night Of tho 9th inst, with
proos Company. Ho II about 80 yearu Of ago,
naa sandy har nght eyo1 Light thin nousache vory
shin 1na trsokiou fase y foot inches In height,
tho nAthuA.
, 1873-09-12

Time, 1:97A, 22oA, and 2:7dA. Thosnn Jo1esson
al, snd Don Finger Cd.
In The second race Goldsmith Maid won In throo
straight hoata. Giostor I'd, BanEaon 3d. Tmo, 2:27,
1;25T, and 1:21.
, 1873-09-12
a Change Oh Venue.

0A1Ro, Ill.,, Sept. 11,-Datsoy nroese, tho man who
va charged with killing his brothsr, this morntng
sooa fiango o xonue to Johnson County n. where
next,
, 1873-09-12

Special Dispatch to The ChtrsNo Tribune.
EAU elaine, Wis., Sept. 11.-Fully 10000 persons
attended tho Fair today. In tho troing races, best
three in Ave, Bon Skinner won. Dost time, 2:s4 Tho
running race WAS Won By Fanny Frce in two straight
meeting tho ID Of October when 81 800 will DO hung
up In pursos.
, 1873-09-12
Report Of Tho Subcommittee Of tho Board
Of Equalization which Visited
Chicago.
The Chamber Of Commerce Denies the
Right Of the Board to Tax
Its Capital Stock.
Argument Of the Committee in Reply..'
A List Being Made Of the Stock
Companies in the State.

sptcfal Dfspatth to The Chicago Tribune,
6rR,sur1Erp, Sept 11-Thc following is tho report
Of tho Committee Of tho stao Doarl Of Equalization
which visited Chicago last wook with Wow to inveat-
eating tho facts concerning the failure Of tho Cook
County Asscssor to tho stock Of corporations:
To tho Honorable Members n the State Hoard "
0ENrIEMKN: Your Committee, appointed il pnr-
q ses ee " X wea see SSy
beg leave 10 report that they proceeded without dclt
to tho City Of oesgo y ho County o. Gook anRa o.
ons to tho County Clerk and thu thrco Town Asecee-
ors Of Chicago 10 mort tho Committee and giye what
evor explanations they could IN regard to tho matters
Nj. Edwin Dr.'ry,, Deputy, County clork, frat
foo~. isso f Schedule @ % D Yo,,r oomtoc wcro
satisfied tha the discrepancy in the return Of the otF
ctc. YVES clorical error and cntirely un!ntentona.
Your Committee nrn also informed that sworn
statement Of tho facta was forwarded t. the 6tAto
Auditor, and promiBo 1nado tho Committee TINT
In order to verify tic statement q tho County Clark,
33eanty, ,.n;s %nas aiav' to tho following statement
Tho three Assessors responded promptly an5 each
IN turn being duly sworn, testified substantially aa
That tho reason why the Forms No. + wero net
Piled out and forwarded according to las Mas tho
organizations mot viii IN comprohending tho exaet
and proper manner Of filling out Rntd Blank No. 6,
M nna so became to g.. nit s
stitutioue1 and Oppressive and tlorcforo did not
mako tic proner return Of No. {.
After q careful research anu liIigcnt inquiry among
Comitee arc satisfied Of tho fact thnt a least uc
toptha Of tho Oornornons al listed by tho Secretary ct
State, and whicn were claimed 10 10 In existence in
Ia orr rsS e
pr1nfed circular, copy Of which Is herewith N,
=, ~ Neo @ osouu" a. ~ anesu tta - ?" ~ = -
Uons which could ba reached. md. whilo sonio ro-
sponcd tho greater majority, through sotno rceaon
unknown to your Committee, failed 70 make thes hI-
p ~ al & " W. p.oaS pas @ IT,
~ w .uus' snt ~ Ta so
, 1873-09-12

L1vxRPooL, Sept. 1l.-Tho steamships Arysgou and
India, from New York, hsye arrived out.
New YonK, Sept. u.-.-AEzlyed- -acamship Co1um-
bis, ffoM dlAlgoH,
, 1873-09-12

UNION COUNTY, ILL.,, FAIR.
Special Dispdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
CAmo, H., Sept, 11.-Tho Union County Fair ia In
full blast at Jonoaboro. grand good time IL expect
Cd and tho farmers are bound to make big show.
, 1873-09-12

41e0 111A3H3&F8H
LEXINGTON, KY, sept. 11.-Thc races ovee tho As
hurdle race was comparative failure. Cadwa,dcr
lost tho race by foul rider. Dufords Charley Kaga-
aTaths Luoy Jackson second; hloHynoe' Fancy 1ano
third. Time, 0:55t4
Becond race solling rnce, milo heats; purae, $3.50.
MoHynca' b. O., years old, by Aaero1d.
nobinson'a Florence .............,.....,....a a
Grinstead* Oh. t., by Lightning. H..............t
1Eme-1:40.
Shooting Tournament Mt Iowa City.
Iowa Orr, Iowa. Hopt. 11.-Ihe grcat Shooting
Tournament 1t this place oponed today md contin:
attendance with tho 8tnto Fair. About hfty Of the
nosad ahots Of tho State hero, and more On tho
way.
, 1873-09-12
souTHERN WISCONSIN FAIR,

soUTHEHN WISCONSIN, FAIR.
Special nspatch to The ChfoaJo Tfituns,
JANxaV1k, Wis.,, Sept. 1.-Oyor TO- 600 poonlo visit
Cd the 9outh0rn Wisconsin Fair here to-day, although
tho entire grounds and roads leading thereto deep
with dust aud pcuty Ut air to keep Aaoat, Tho ex
, 1873-09-12

'uslon hlgh mater Of 1871. .....
". y. KAUFMAN, ObasrYer,
Room u Major llocl. Chicago.
, 1873-09-12

McQAEaoR, H., Bcpt., 10, 1875.
70 The Editor ef The Chicago 7ri6uns:
Sin: The Northeastern Agricultural Fair Of Iowa
commonces Sept. 10, aud continues four days, to be
held ut posyl1le Railroads. haYo reduced their rates
ono.half. This will bo largo fair.
, 1873-09-12
CHANGE.
ABOVE Low
WATER,

DAILY NEppnT or THE STAGE OF WATER
with clangea IN tho a houra ending Sept, II, l8
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

A Fool FoR tLIrNr Mr. Recs an
English barri,,er, illustrates the old
adage that "lha lawyer VII manages his
own case has a I4ul tn Il client Be.
fore he died h. aiagf hi will covering a
score ot long drawn ftpi.eap sheets. In
searching bis rrprrs tw9 pages numbered
- were found, seeming TO be parts OF
his nllima.e testament, ani nnw the Pro.
batr Court j. puzzled q decide which is
which aud who are who among the legatees
named in the gu, s,io able pages Justly
enough. Il has ruled that the estate pay
The cost uf the contest
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

A VERDICT ElrurR WAY WILL do =
A Judge. holding court On the borders OF
Tennessee. j. said actually 10 have ielly-
cred the following charge 10 . jury
"Gentlemen OF the Jury. IN this case
counsel on both sides are impnient aut
unintelligible the witnesses ~ both >il4>
are indecent aud incredible. and the plain.
tif aud defendant both stand such aeknox
ledgei rognrs that Il is to ne indifferent
which way you give verdict
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

The Baltimore Gasette sagrly observes !:
II Is righ, and proper that the Centennial
should be held in philadelphia; bu, in
common with large class Of people, We
respectfully submit that the interests of
the celebration will be best subseryei
by letting the public have little rest. and
mt weary and disgust the country by
daily barping for three mortal years on
the prospective Exposition.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

A Glasgow Minister examined his
school boys thus: What is the mcaninp
af the ward rcpentant r please, sir
Ian't know Minister" Now. il had
stolen loaf of breal WIN, should be !
Boy Please. sir. locked up . Minis.
ter" We'll. should feel sorry = Yes
"Well.whY should feel sorry please
sir. COS you was cofehel.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

4 woman called on a lawyer To consul,
him ahpa, getting divorce On what
grounds 7" he asked .Dn the ground
of filse pretenees--I was led iu,o marriag.
by false preicnces. saii the lady. "Falsy
Preicnces." exclaimed the lawyer. "Why
Madasn. do yon pretend there wa. ever d
marriage founled on anything else 2"
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

The Rev -. Of Erie. Penn, is an
energetic worker, but a. yri he has failed
TO conycr, certain wealthy stakeholder
in various mining enterprises Talking
to him The Other day a. said; Mir
-. you ARE getting your fortune hy in
vcsiing 10 mining stock now | want you
t. take sona ,ttr!. ia thu golden streets ci
Heaven lhe reply was a continuance
Of metaphor: 'Wdl. guess wont
invest tn.day I've iost considerable on
that Nol,h shore ,in Investment and
who knea, bat what 'I.c country you
refer 10 may be salttd tap
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

Tho following Is genuine dialogue
which occurred recently in ono Of the
public schools Of London: Teacher To
rcbaisr--.'What gender ID mouse r.
Seholar-.feminiuc" Tcacher-..Tben
please give the masculine = Scholar
Rats"
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

\ lady recently requested her husband
/ g. 70 the dtrssmaker and tell her that,
she (nis wifeD lai changed her mind. aud
would have the watefod silk made up in
.,,al Of the poplin. and that shc thinks il
would be better with bias ilounccs without
putting. and boxpleated below the equator,
which should hc gathered in hcmstiichcd
guigsons " aud !uwn the seams. with a
gu.srt stitch between, instead If flutlug
the bobinet Insertion, and piccug out
with point applique, as sucg ycstcr-
y II e man i now raylng maniac
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

a gentleman travelling on a steamer.
ono dsy. at dinner was making way with
large pudding close by, when. be was
toM y = servant ttst il was the desert.
1T matters no. TO me. said be. Il would
est It II u scre wilderness.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
00lit and Aumor.
irrem The Sosaway Democrat,
The Devil Outdone.

The Devil Outdone.
Old Nick came up to the earth one day,
And into Washington wendcd bis way,
And having some hours 10 spare for calls,
lie thought he would visit our national halls.
I'm arriving there he crossed the sill
A. discussion was hot on the Salary bill.
Now Old Nick, MS everybody knows,
Has power To change both himself and clothes,
so, spying a Senator'S yaca.t chair,
PFesiu, change aud he was there
Aud lie said, AS his eyes OR the assembly raa,
"Weuldn' / tnzkc iine Congressman Y
The bill was read and the devil sat there
Tilted back in his easy chair
With no particular inietes, In il
Till there came pause Of about minute;
And In voice TINT was full of dread
The shack action clause Of the hill was read.
Old Nick ST, up, with interest new,
To see sha; III. honorable t5l body would do.
FOR surely said he .'fhry haven sunk so lor
Thai they can press tina, bin clear through;
II surely must he some hideons joke.
Or NJ, imps have ouldone their work.
The bill was read and the ayes were cailed,
And the devil 81, there like one appalled,
For the hascst thing wh.ch he ever stw
Was this wholesale theft under guise OF law.
9 To look any further there is no usr,
For all mcan things this beats the deuce.
For thousands Of years have wandered round
Trying 10 sgc il ihrfv cOud no; be found
In the universe u lover level
Than that which Il occupied by the devil
Ny search Was irgltess - SEA and ~ land
1ill ne, an American C0u trsslnAn
II men like thee ale to CQnsrrss svut,
I'll run ny eh,ar,s ;ar President.
uld Ntck ieii luen fhat scrs day
But he was heid W urGlict Ss lie rasssd away
IN ct that .fedt -s,rouA alope,
For il don, ,hey 4 steal my thipne
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

ssWkstss the date Of your hustle I" vas
Nbst q ausious pspa Of uobbleakill ash.
~ ~ usll.dsesssd daughter. aiisr spsrrh-
~ fbs ths last copy of his paper.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
THE 1rMHEnLAND IllTrERs

HAZE proved 10 he The best Vegetable Tonic In
The market for Sctofuii. General Debility, Liver
Complaints, and all bilious or dyslepiic sia,es
OF the stomach md bowels When used In eon-
are made, Is an infalliabe remedy for Lame lack
or Spine Disease unc single trial v III convi vinea
the mos, skep,leai Sold by CHA t.AlNE,
Pharmaesullst, M.ddietown, Del. rIul5-n.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

d. = m 6sln Per day. Agents wanted
W. wv All classes OF working peo-
pie, Of either sex, young or old, make more
money at work for us In their spare moments or
al the time, than at any thing else. Particulars
free. Address g. Srixsox b Co.,
od. l.-ly. Portland, Maine.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

d y ssid hst uhils s.besux" ere per-
- u n - y ~ wsy Try sss bsss.
- m (eeissl 70 So on ID the way
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06

third the Itier of ordinary truck baskets For
sale in large " small quantities. ~
NuUnlt ff h BROTHER,
No, Arch ST, rhila
\. u Also for sale, all other kind Of peach
and truck haskcts--at low prices. Jun 2s-Jm
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
To the Public.

H'liE undersigned respectfully informs The cit
liens Of Mldletown aud sieini- .&,
~ that he is prepared with cSncllen, Xl4
Horses, Wagons and Carts 10 DO all ssSS~P.' y
kinds Of hauling al moderate rates Proprietor.
of hotels and hnnsckefpefs Mil lind II 10 iheii
advantage 10 give him call. Coal and lumber
hauled AT shortest notice Orders for baggage
or other parcels, ef, a, the Pos, Office, will re.
ceise prompt attention.
n B.-Ii Loads OF good building Sand for sale
Jan. i-ly. WM. ". WILSON.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
THE
AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE.
NEW TNyROTED. THE BEST FOR ALL
PURPOSES, IT mas No EQEIL.
SIMPLE. LfGHT EISrio LEARN,
IND MPARAFfrELf
NOiSEL ESS.
A Model Of Simplicity & Durability.
Ahead Of Ali Competitors in
Improvement.
4
A Model Of Simplicity & Durability

II SOU wan, n Perfect Machine for all kinds
Of work ibis il the only machine 10 buy,ns i hh.
great advantages over all others, a icw Of which
are here given:
The Tensions ARE more easily. evenly and per.
fcu,ly adjusted thv Under Tension being self
regulating snd no lhrcaiine-up required in the
shuttle, The t'ndcr Thread il drawn from a
short dc7p liohhiu, giving perfectly even ten
sion. never breaking the lhr,ai-makue the
loCk-stitgh bc tongosi ard hest,
The Feed can hc quickly raised or lowered 10
adapt II 10 thick or thin material Also the
length Of stitch can he regulated ftom above
while tie machine "a III mpipn.
The simple mnnugr III which the machine is
threaded makr, L easy acccmf mflishmtntb by the
most inexperienced
There Is no machine which is 50 easily learned
and which combines Lighiness With Durability
For thcst and many other reasons tie Ameri-
can Machine Il the hrsl IN Which 10 invest you;
mupey,
Sold At moderate price, aHa Oh terms 90 easy
as Ia hc Within ihr reach ~ all
so- Warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
office and .tlc.ruuu,s
507 King Street, Wilmington, Del.
IS CLAYTON uarsr RyiibiSg,
Jaly T. 3n. J n PRIMROSE NAN,ata
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
REVOLUTION
WING CHIN EE.
Greatest opportunity ever offered.
50. -. 80 and $1,000
FOR 4 SEWING. MACHINE.

Tile New YORK Manufacturing 20 after great
expenditures Rre nov enabled iu supply families
manufacturers NAi uttcr, nitb fhtir urw ttyurt's
ma,liuc ttn -ng in ro.i ttam 5iU $40
H W ligh' running lA, t'ts'tr loop sttifh Aud
raH hf warhti Nv tHilt ei w year. ia, without
previous Instructions Written guarantee gtyru
w,ih t,ctl mNhtue. Satisfaction Warranted n
motley refunded
READ THiE OPINIONS uf TIE PRESS
tl, l. destined H. yrrntr perfect revolution in
,be utph.ny tAtr Aud uiurc thr .ret,t rich rau.
panie- srIiH. tHer mlgh.nts Il, hundreds tvr
toui pr.at --HrR
~ i NJ mp-t rrsfr. t@Hte. eumbair. a}}
NE rrr.,pt> ltt'. aD HuA s.'t4urs. TiHf'.
it u Nj, -t anil cheapest Wt Nine elur
Offered upon Ht mlrNct ~. ritHts.
"li t,a srcAl Invention for ho!h rich and poor
nrd wil uudo4hcd'y Yield yiSt revenues ter lis
company -hmat ttet.fsf r. ri
Al osIt mast 81 p4p3il Haaer may f.
.aht q GaHpna IT, Hef Aabe3 ofIrt, u
kafrts. otherwise Il f5sA . seadet
Agents wanted every where.
Machines shipped 10 all rar. II lht : anl
caatlas Principal oai.e
737 BROADWAY. N. Y.
BRANCHES
luSaaS pms
i6a strand 10 Rnt Dc Commerce
aag a#H
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-06
CHEAP TntcK n.sisErs.

, At Arsife Ia emil iiie aiien-
1 ton II farmers aud kers
- fllr Williams Diamond
Baskets The ieai~st ahl
lest basket ftef offered in ilir
market They nr, II uniform
.ikc aud weiglli--great
strength and durability and
can lie sold ai about ont-
-
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13
Chean . EddicatiOn.,

a Missouri teacher opened school with
an abridged dictionary, "a hymn-boOk and
volume of Robinson Crusoe.-ROCeHs
Reporter.
We can beat that in Tennessee. Get a
spelling-book and hickory club and
come ahead; we have no doubt you can
get situation in less than fortnight.
Wages, say from five to six dollars per
month, in county warrants, and " boardin'
round 'mong the scholars" For further
particulars apply to the members of the
Roane County Court, or to the Board of
Directors for either of the various districts
the lst for instance. Kingston Valley
NegU9
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13
DetrothaI Denied.
Another whisky Fracss.

Mr.. Hembree, young man living about
Oakdale, on the East Fork of Poplar
creek, was shot last night, at Oakdale, by
watchman of the name of Smith. II
appears that Hembree and party OF
the day, and had imbibed too freely OF
mean whisky, finding party in pro-
gress on reaching Oakdale at night, con-
Guided to participate. Becoming noisy
and abusive, however, they We're very soon
ordered to leave the place by the watch
man, whereupon Hembree picked up q
rock and threw at him. Smith, lodging
the rock, ierked out his pistol and fired
The bali struck Hambree in the breast,
killing him Immediately. Kingston Val
len NelUS 5th.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13

story cottages, neatly whitewashed, and
from the top of the ridge on a moonli yht
night present quite picturesque appear
ance. A well furnished hotel has been
erected, and the genial host, Mr.. Drury,
from Massachusetts, will make you admit
that he knows how to furnish q table and
entertain visitors. The company is conf
posed of Northern men who bring with
them Northern enterprise, energy and
skill, and expect to conduct business in
Northern style generally. The result of
this enterprise is felt for ten miles around,
Judging from the amount of produce car
ried there by the farmers from all direc-
tons. SIGMA.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13
Letter from RIountviIIe.

EDITORS CHRONICLE: To-day has been
one of fasting, humiliation and prayer, in
Blountville. The people are in as good
health as usual, but overcast with gloom
and sorrow.
The cholera news brought us by each
mail is simply awful. Deep regret is eX-
pressed at the death of Col. Grisham. No
BILE man. He died at his post. His bereav-
ed family have our deepest sypathy.
A few citizens of our town and vicinity
made up, ON yesterday, something near
$1,000 and sent it to the relief of the suffer
ing of Jonesboro'. n. j. PHILLIPS.
Blountville, Tenn, Aug. 3, 1873.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13
The Yendome Column.

In the rebuilding of the Vendome
Column at Paris the masonry work has
only just been commenced. The stone
work of the old column is to be utilized.
Instead of the little bare-legged Caesar
which was placed on its summit in lS64-65,
the old statue of Napoleon, which was re-
legated to COurbevole, will be replaced, in
gray redngote and jack boots, and with
arms folded on the breast IN the legendary
attitude The new column viii probably
not be "inougurated" before the end Of the
year.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13
How to Secure an Ample Supply of Water

They are building in Philadelphia an
immense storage. reservoir, covering lO4
acres, twelve feet deep. The basin will
contain 750,00O,000 gallons, sufficient to
supply the city for twenty-three days. 1t
is said to be the largest reservoir in the
world, not excepting that of Berlin, Prus-
STA, and one-third larger than the storage
reservoir of New York. Three thousand
laborers are now at work on the excavation
at weekly salaries amounting to $4,000.
The whole work is to cost $4,000, 900, and
is to be completed in time for the nations
centennial in lS76-to be part of the great
show of that year.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13
Chancery Court at Knoxville.
No. 2,Ol5,
l. + Seiberlinp e IN We McCorkla G p-ovvn

j, +. Soldering Il Co., VS.. McCorkle & Brown.
In this the sub for Calvin McCorkle having
been returned by the Sheriff of Davidson county moi
gOmd and publication having been ordered for said
defendant at uy special term 1875 il is therefore or
dered by the Clerk Master that publication be made
for our consecutive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle
notifying said Calvin McCorkle TO appear before the
Monday in September next. 1873 and make defense to
the bi the same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing ex parte TO him.
A copy Of the order Test.
NJ. L, PATTERSON, C. &M.
By W. A, GALBRAITH, b. Z. q NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13
Chancery Court at Knoxville.

NO, 2,J53.
Margaret +. Armstrong VS.. A. W. Armstrong.
1t appearing from the bill which is sworn TO that
the defendant A W. Armstrong, is nonresident of
the State of Tennossee IL is ordered that the defend
ant above named appear before the Chancery Court
at Knoxville, Tennessee, tn third Monday in Sep
TENDER next, 1873, and make defense to the bill filed
in this cause the will be taken for confessed.
IL s further ordered that this notice be published in
the Knoxville Chronicle for four consecutive weeks,
NJ L. PATTERSON, G. I'M,
By W. A. GALBRAITH, D, @. & NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13

W. l., Rogers vs.. n. J. Huffaker and Others
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF
l. Charles D. McGutiey that the defendant n Huff
aker is nonresident Of the State of Tennessee it
ordered that the defendant above named appear be-
fore the Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tennessee.
the third Monday in September next, 1873, and make
defense TO the bill filed in this cause, the same will
be taken for confessed 1t is further ordered that this
notice be published in the Knoxville Weekly Chroni-
Gle for four consecutive weeks. July 80, 1873.
true copy. Attest; .
NJ. L. PATTERSON, G. I'M.
vii30w4 By W. A. GALBRAITH, d. C. & M.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13

A pleasant slip of the tongue is recorded
by a>French paragraphist A lady was
enjoying the society OF her husband, when
the bell rang, and the servant announced
1.-THE doctorN "Tell him l am sick, and
cannot see him, was Madame's reply
Popkins' better-half has been blessed
with twins. They do say that when Mrs.
Camp presented them to him, he asked
her did you bring two for me 70 select
one ?n .,f .."