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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-04-09
Court at Rutledge, Tenn.

Ohancery Court at KutIedge, Tenn,
Warham Easley, Jr James A. Waggoner and others.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
bill, which is to- that the defendant James 4.
Waggoner is not resident of the State Of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that
publication be made for four successive weeks in the
Knoxville Weekly Chronicle. notifying said James A.
Waggoner to appear before the Chancery Court at
Rutedge on the Sd Monday of April next then and
there to make defense 10 said bill, the will DO
taken for confessed and set for hearing pare
him. Rutledge, March s, 1873,
Inhl9Ti G. @. SMITH. G. 4 NJ.
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rne united states Drarshal

The United States Marshal
Politely requested several of our mer-
chants, last Wednesday, to go to Jackson,
as the Judge of the United States Court
was very anxious, indeed, to have an inter
view with them. The request Of the Mar
shal was complied with, and the gentlemen
returned safely Thursday evening. We
have not heard the result Of the interview,
but presume it was satisfactory.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

AFTER a long and tedious trial Stokes,
the murderer of Fisk, in New York, has
been convicted Of murder in the first degree,
and sentenced to be hanged on Friday, The
2Sth day of February. When the verdict
was rendered, in court, the scene was said
to be very afTecting-th friends of the pris-
oner wept, and his sister uttered a piercing
wall.
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Attachment Notice,

Tile State Of Mississippi, PIKE Coemty--.1as-
tice's Court, FYH Supervisors District,
holding sessions at 0syta.
Pharaoh Carter
Francis Gcrmain }
Attachment Suit for Seucnty-eight Dollars,
To Me Defendant, Francis German, take
notice--
The said attachment has been levied on lot
No, five (5). in block No eight (s), in the town
Of Osyka, in said State and county, and re-
turned "Dcfsndant not foundt" aud it ap.
pearng, from the affidavit Of Plaintiff, that
you are nonresident Of this State, but re-
side in The city of New orlelns, in the State
of Louisiana, you are hereby cited to appear
before me, at my office, in the said town of
0syka, on
Monday, the loM day of February, nert,
and defend said suit, or judgment will be rens
dered against you, for said sum, and the at
tached property sold.
AS witness my hand and seal; this 4th day Of
January, A. D., 1878.
&c. HARRELL,
janll-4t Justice of the Peace.
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NOTICE

TO REBECCA MARTIN, and all persons
having or claiming any legal or equitable
interest in the following described Lands,
sold for taxes on the 7th day Of November,
1870, to-wit: The west-half OF The north
east quarter, and the northwest quarter Of
the southeast quarter, and t e north
east quarter OF the southwest quarter Of
section eight (s,) township one ~ range
seven ~ east.
V7ou will take notice that the undersigned
i has filed his bill in the Chancery Court Of
Pike County, State of Mississippi, to the
January aerm, A. D. 1873 thereof, forcon-
irmation Of his title to the above described
Lands, purchased by him at a sale Of said
land for taxes, at the above stated time,
to.wit November the 7th, 1870. And you
are hereby notified to be and appear at the
term aforesaid, Of the court aforesaid, on the
Third Monday in January, A. D. 1878,
at the Court House in the town Of Holmes
Vile, in said County, and show cause il
any you can, against said tax title, and why
the undersigned, claimants title should not
be confirmed.
JAMES LITTLE,
Jas. C. Lamkin, Claimant.
Sol'r for Claimant. dec9l 5t
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11
Town Hall.

A rumor was in circulation a few days
ago, that an effort would soon be made to
build Town Hall. This is good move
msnt, and should be carried out Besides
supplying the Mayor with an Office and
court and council room, would be a source
Of soma revenue to the Corporation, occa-
Sionally, by letting it to exhibitions Of vari-
ous kinds that sometimes travel through
the country.
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Election Notice.

Pursuant 20 Section Two (2) Of the Act Of
Incorporation OF the town Of Magnolia, ap'
proved April 18th, d. 1871, there shall be
an election held, by the qualified voters there
Of, at the annual election Of said town, to be
held at the Mayors office, in said town, on the
second Monday in January, in each year, for
the following named officers, to wit;
One m Mayor. Four (4l C0uncilmen, and
One M Constable. +. HEMME,
NAYoR's OFFIoE MAGNOLIA, Mayor.
December 2S, A. D. 1872. dec2s3t
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Just Received---Fresh Mis-
souri, Apple Cider at
BROWNS.
no! FOR q Iiide.

10! for n Ride.
If you want to secure good saddle
horse, or good horse and buggy, call on
Mr.. j. b. Gathn. He has number of
horses and vehicles at his Livery Stable,
the use of which he will exchange for
greeubacEs. His stable is open at all
times for the accommodation Of those who
may give him call.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11
pike County Courts.


NUuEECVNy
This Court covnenes, at Holmesville. on the Third
il. G. Peyton, Jr. Chancellor w. M. Conerly, Esq3
Clerk.
Circuit,
This Court conyenes. at Holmesvle, ON the First
Monday IN March and september. Hon. J. NJ. Snli-
ley, Judge Hon j. b. Deason, District Attorney /;
w. #. Collins ESD. Clerk
Board OF Supervisors,
This bodv eonvenes at HolmesyIlle. on the First
Monday in every month, and IS composed Of the fol-
lowing Representatives =, . s,
First District, ,. " SIMMONS
Second District. Chauncey Nolnns
Third District, L. l.. Barues-freSluent
Fourth District, g.. :, Martn
Fifth District W. Il. Cohey
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The Magnolia Gazette.
Postomoe Isegulations.

Northern and Southern mails close, daily, at five
o'clock. n, m.
The semi-weekly mail. to IIolmesyille. 1ylertown
CHINA GrOVe and Columbia, closes every Tuesday
and Friday, nt y O'Clock, IN.
The PostofHce will be opened at 2, q. M. and clos.
I'd AZ O'Clock, nj. except sunuay Wllen IL Will
only be open from to O'Clock. a. IN.
Postage is due quarterly. in advance.
W. L. WALKER, p. NJ.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

Religious.

METHODIST on the first and
third Sabbaths Of each month.
BAPTIST. Services on the second Sabbath
of each month.
CATuoL1c.- Services on the first Sabbath
OF each month.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

The okolona States learns that Holsey
has invented a machine for tearing asunder
a log in less time than one can say Jack
Robinson.
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Injured.

Injured.
A young man by the name of james
Copes, who has been working on the gravel
train, was run over by the cars last Tuesday,
and had his right foot badly injured.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11
wanted

Wanted
Fifty thousand subscribers for the Mag
NoiIA GAZETTE. Apply Immediately at this
Office. Each application should be accom-
panied with two-dollar William.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

Sincerity Lodge, No. 2l4, holds regular
meeting on the first Wednesday Of each
month.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

Litigants
Are directed to the professiona card Of
W. II Roane, Esq, who will practice in
the courts of Pike, and adjoining counties
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11
I5lnIlIxct EnctorN.

Blanket Factory.
Genearal McNair has written letter to
a gentleman in New Orleans, inviting his
attention to this place as a suitable locality
to erect Factory for the manufacture of
Blankets. We are inclined to the opinion,
that factory of this kind would prove
remuneratiyo establishment to the proprie-
tors, and great benefit to the purchasing
community. There is very great demand
for common blankets, and they can be
manufactured as cheap here as they can else
where. The raw material can be obtained
in abundance; and if we had factory
here, it would not have to be shipped and
returned with o double freight, but could
be retained and manufactured at home,
and could be sold for less price than
blank cts are selling for now. We hope the
gentleman who has been addressed on this
subject, will consider favorably the many
advantages the locality affords, and that he
will lend his assistance to the enterprise.
And at the same time it behooves the citi-
zens of this place to extend every encourage
ment they possibly can, to secure factory
Of this kind.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11
The Lien Law

The Lien Law
OF 1872 is published in to-day's paper
to which we call the attention of those who
have use for Liens.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

The Chanccry Court,
Of Pike county, meets next Monday
week.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

Thanks
10 Mrs General McNair, for nice lot
of sausage meat.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11
New Orleans Cotton Market.

The official closing quotations at the Cot
ton Exchange, on the Cd inst, were as fol
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

Delinquent TaSc-Paycrs
Will find list of delinquent land pub
iished on the fourth page.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11
-choo1dnY Magazine.

SchooIday Magazine.
Seventeen years ago the Schoolday Wis
itor, now grown up into the Schoolday Mag
azine, ventured out upon its first visit: 1t
is the livest and cheapest of all the young
folks periodicals published, and ranks with
our very best magazines in tone, and above
many of them in attraction. 1t lis only 81
a year, and large 50 steel engraving given
free to every subscriber Send a.three cent
stamp to the publishers, j. w. Daughaday
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa, and get by return
mail u sample number, with description Of
pictures, premium lists, &c.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

Received.
The inaugural message of Mayor Wiltz,
\ of New Orleans, has been received, in
pamphlet form.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11
New Advertisements.
VIM. H. ROANE,
Attorney at Law,

Attorney at Law,
MAGNOLIA, = MISSISSIPPI
Practices in all the Courts Of Pike and ad-
joining counties. janll-ly
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

LOCAL eo-u=-.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

An Election
For municipal officers will be held at the
Mayors Office next Monday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

take effect Friday, November s, 1872,
Al 800 O'clock, r. III.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

LOCAL co-T-.---.
-
The Chnnccry Court,
OF Pike county, meets next Monday
week.
Thanks
10 Mrs. General McNair, for nice lot
of sausage meat.
Delinquent Tax-Paycrs
Will fnd a list of delinquent land pub
lished on the fourth page.
.-----------..--0r..----~-~-1-
An Election
For municipal officers will be held at the
Mayors Office next Monday.
-~o~y-~--O--0
Attachment
Notice in the case Of Pharaoh Carter
VS.. Francis GERMAN, appears in this issue.
New Appointments.
w. II. Roane, Esq, has been appointed
Superintendent of Education for Pike
county.
Received.
The inaugural message of Mayor Wltz,
\ of New Orleans, has been received, in
pamphlet form.
-~--------..-S-..--~-~---
The Lien Law
OF 1872 is published in to-days paper
to which we call the attention of those who
have use for Liens.
a-s
LItigants
Are directed to the professiona | card Of
W. II Roane, Esq. who will practice in
the courts of Pike, and adjoining counties
wanted
Fifty thousand subscribers for the Mag
NoLIA GAZETTE. Apply Immediately at this
Office. Each application should be accom-
panied with twodollar William.
----~~--~>~--=O+-~--~~->,--
Injured.
A young man by the name Of james
Copes, who has been working on the gravel
train, was run over by the cars last Tuesday,
and had his right foot badly injured.
-
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

Attachment
Notice in the case Of Pharaoh Carter
VS.. Francis German, appears in this issue.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-11

New appointment.
w. II. Roane, Esq, has been appointed
Superintendent of Education for Pike
county.
The sun., 1873-05-03
Sinuntrui.
PROrOsALs ,Eoa sy0cKs or rnE CRY

""r"9A"S NV FsJpRREkks of THE CITY OF
oice until f6ursday stS day Of May Is, at CLOCK
NJ. when the same viii te publicly opened, for the
ye thousand i've hundred dollar. Of stoeS of the ciy
hbSfpTT hbSpTr19Ssit 12rsi 70 WV yt cporos .orrprcr srocx
authorized by chapter 2S, Laws OF 1871, pay. .,u,
.D'' aug tIiso'f6SN WATER MAIN STOCK. ''''"
able Nov $50 7s.5O
au,m,orized oy chsPter 49, Laws OF 1917, pay. ,.,
RbDfrioS rios AL ci;6roN WATER sfocK. '0"'
snthorized l by chapter IS. amended by chapter
a'' Law" SSiirry 81 81 iGFsS1,vESESSrl lS! Ss!r6GK. ''""
authorized % by chapter geo, Laws of iss. pay
Said stocks will bear interest Ut the rate Of seven per
Gnt. per annum payable on the nrst day OF May and
The III state the amount Of stock. desired
be required to deposit with the tompt roller the sums
thereon when they IN be entitled to receive
certificates for equ, amounts of the par value Of the
sums awarded to them, bearing Interest from the dates
Each proposal should be scaled ana endorsed. Pro-
In SECOND envelope nddrrs,cd to the Comptroilcr
The right is restvclor the part Of the 60 nprorr to
~ ASbI!Ew II. GREEN.
city Of New York, Department OF Finance, Comptroi
ler's Oni e, April ~, 1873
III PER CENT. KANSAS SCHOOL DONDs.
10 PER CENT. NEBRASKA SCHOOL BONDs
~ PER CENT. NEBRASKA BRIDGE BONDS.
s FER CENT. BONDS. CITY ST PAUL MINI.
PHNClPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
NEW YORK.
For sale by FITCH. OTIS CO. Bankers.
II Zine st., Nrw York.
The sun., 1873-05-03
tuJlltltlcns.
THE WEEKLY SIN.

"""N"' 81 W
ONLY o. 4 YEAR. SPACES
THE REST FAMILY PAPER-rh~ weeSly New
York sun. SPACES. tls send your Dollar
THt RKsT AGRICULTURAL PAPER Th- wccNv
New York sun. spsgcs. Ella year Send your Dollar.
THE BEsr POLITICAL PAPRR.-The New Yors
Weekly sun. Independent aud Faithful Against Pub.
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Address, THE Sun. New York city
The sun., 1873-05-03
Autiion Notrts.

ttTIO> >OTICE.-IENKtNs & DUFF, Auc
~ uonccrS VIII sell by public suction. this dsV Satur
dAN My 2 ~ II ucloch. the entire aud ures oi
ne od established carragt mNnutactory ufJ - Nuor
~, cor Br adway, Soh st. and sth Av. The stock con
s-s of coGcho- carcnccE landaus, coupCr ruckAW ay
I"LN ana para phle. Ots, express husness and drpOt
wagons, also, 81 the unfinished stock and materials
hNtnres tools, &c. sale positive, rain OF shine.
Dnu CASES boot. aud shoes at suction. MONDAY,
SONS SONS, q " Warrru ~.
The sun., 1873-05-03

who served during the var in Gen Cheataam's
Division. From himself and lady we received
much Information regarding the present social
condition of the South. The
PREJUDICE AGAINST THE CoLoRED RACE
here, at the present time, cannot be eIaggerat-
cd and II is very evident that the two races an
never he harmonized during the present genera
are becoming deCimated that few children are
born to them that most that are born either
perish from neglect or are murdered that they
are too indolent To provide for their offspring
and that their natural affection does not exceed
that Of the brute. This same sentiment was
also reiterated by Mrs. q Of Columbus, Miss
lady OF the very highest standing socially. She
says that child-murder is very common
thing with the blacks AZ the present time in
Mississippi thht IN clearing out an old We'll
which had not been used since the war, they
found the remains If ten colprpd babies. and ia
was uttered 10y person who seemed T. have no
further interest in N than t. state facts As she
believed them This who'll -alc slaughter and
neglect were further corr buratcd 10y cuuntr
gentry from the states ot Tennessee. AlHbanH.
and Louisiana All aver that one or the other
instincts OF the culurcd race which ihcN claim
To DE uhthlltt, laHiucs-, ana wan OF maternal
an"ctlpn-thc negro must finally suCCut4b t. tuc
white race. give you these facts wlthput any
hatred OF COlOred rule l. liked deeply IN every
southern breast, Even at this very hour Il
boardtr has lett the house We are nov stopping
a. lin Now Orlean,l because the landlady " III
not allow him To- bring home lieut-Goy. Finch
back tcoIorcdD to dinner She told me not an
hour ago that she dare not do IL, a. IL needed
only spark To fan the flame now smoldering (:
and were II known In the city that she admitted
n colored man To dine, her house would be
mObbed.
The sun., 1873-05-03
ptIsonal Aotl,rs.
q Opartatrsbip Aotltts.

NEW YORK;, ArNIL 3J,IS? "r'p'f
~ htTHhlp hrrrtotOr" existing n ifr tn utu. ~
hrm OF snth Mathews, metal rouf'rs. l. th' ~
dissolved 10y mutual consent. Tho hu,lusS- u ,tr e
nrun N be e,tled by either George it 1r laAe'
Mathews. (Ssned) e. .O .GE S'iI rIi.
JANE, MArln H'.
The sun., 1873-05-03
1anito- o---4tmaIts.

lOsOM makers and nrst-clssa operators on nne
" custom shirts wheeler wilson's machines) !
steady work and good wages to competent hands at
n
The sun., 1873-05-03
SOuthf

While in Kentucky, we met "A surgeon
who served during the var in Gen CheatAam's
Division. From himself and lady We received
much Information regarding the present social
condition of the South. The
The sun., 1873-05-03
Sablnes Sank,.


vWSlI WlIIUV,
MUSICAL. L.-fifty cents per lesson for Instruction
.'a on the piano also. singing by experienced ay
teacher privilege Of practice Apply At SO Ncst 5j1
81. between 5th an Ga ava, frsn,e house.
60 Sn WRITING. lcnah-; bOoAkccplng arith
u C-s1'spclinc PAINE l,2'! - way aii 6! Bowery.
The sun., 1873-05-03
8oar0 ano Rooms.
Fsusoie Pr9Pssn{ S2nn 1Btnnn iRnHGTTli iGHGT creek an

SunrO ano Gcoms.
4 LARGE furnished room to let to two respecta.
lsh family Drug store cor Eldrdse and Drlancey sts.
A FEW young men can be accommodated win good
n hoard ana pleasant rooms atS5 per week Inquire
az ~ Rrn"ick 81, corner spring
LARGE front and other pleasant room. With or
~ ~ii4ou' board to respectable men, or man and
At 20 iAnl-oN - Mr.. ROT I'D. cap ac'
VITA home comforts, s..
4 FEW respectable men also a few young ladies
rooms. at 20 Wei 3Gta y. ''''1 anu '''A'""'
A RFsPECT.nLs = youag man also younr. lady
ly. $50 East l,;h ST.
A FEW respectable young men, or man and Wife.
n can be accommodated With board. i5S East sOth
n with Doafd a; 8 rkc St, also few young lidl's.
A FEW clean furnished rooms from only $50 to -
~ per week, isj lhonpson st. near Bccckcr.
JEW Fruupmcu can he accommodated with good
~ board ard single beds AT l2i Henry st.
A. ~ LIST ayo near loh st.. Pleasant front roo M.
~ Fooa ho'rd'a and washing o. PER wees.
A S3l 81 %a9 can s Se %s.; @ wit" board IN
4 FEW gentlemen can have good board and home
" comforts, at III sth ay. Terms 81 per week,
A FEW ladies and gentlemen can he accommodated
~. WIN board and light rooms. II Sd av.
4 ldr. FaEE hone Tor ne protection q respectable
A FEW young men can have good board and pleasant
~ rooms at ils East iIh st.
I>VA RIDERS wanted IN new boarding house. ?i2
NJ Ehst Sun nl between 2d and 81 avs,
ISOARDING.-lu Mulberry st. near & rand single
- rooms t5li double rooms o..
(oARpER~ wautrd at $40 East 6sth ST., between
ID LIST aud I'd avs,
tHEAP furnished rooms for small respectable fami.
y 1csoI fcniltlnen, from - to 81 per week. Apply
NJ loo fllLhoeth ~, near BroOne
INuKNlSHED rooms to let for light housekeep
ing <H bto"ihe st. I'd house from corner Alien st.
COOP board ani single beds-A few young mon AT
~ ~ PCT Week also IN IN and wife and two young
lauloS o%S reArl ST. frahkllu square Hotel.
(,ESTLENIEN can be accommodated with board
W At S PIKE Vt.
V'OW priced rooms to let. furnished for housekeep.
- ing lol FRANKLIN st near West Broadway.
fINNyO workingnen can obtain a furnished bedroom
on the third noor Of li9 Beeoker st.. al $3.50 each
TWO men can have good board. nice front room Is
Il per week. Ss Wet sIh st., 81 moor,
'IO LET-A large room. fully furnished, to 9 or 4
gentlemen. Cali At 81 spring ST.. room u,
y MEN. or and wife. can obtain board at $40 sd
= sv'i also one lady taken
4 YOUNG men can be accommodated with good
board and pleasant room man and wife, al
% KING sT.-To let, furnished rooms with or
10 without board hot and cold bath gas.
81 SO AND 81 week, ,-qentlemen can have
Up Up E.slO board and single beds ladies. $50. Ap.
N rEM WEEk: :-Lodginga e, IS, and 50 cts; BY
W ~ he week, ~, upward. Al Nf Cedar ST. con.
'so'en' " nc" 'efseI tsTTses temperance houss.
, 1873-06-30
tho bill on tho ground that Congresa had no oon-
atltutional authority to flx tho amount OF COM

tho bill on tho ground that oongresa had no oon-
stltutional authority to nx tho amount Of com-
penaAtion. Tho constitutional right is not do
nled. Tho moral right ID tho thing lacking.
Tho inoroasod pay waa voted by mon who,
lilo Mr.. Carpontor aro not at all slow to doo1aro
themselves Tho sorvants Of the people, willing
at oil timos to oboy tho bidding Of thoir
mnstera. Tho bill wnB passed. In tho face
q public protest, undor the seenltn,g nupponi..
muoh opposition to this, as they had dono to1
mauy other obnoxious measures; but It proved
"tlo last straw upon the pationt canel'e bacl,
md this most Migrant violation of tho sacrea
tr,lats conflded to our legislators provoked s!ich
a acnthing don1ncfation that fow mon have had
tho hartlihood to attonpt dofonso Of tho
measure.
No good c1o,,Bo llas bcsn, or can bc, made for
1t, and Mother Nlr. Carponter nor any other man
mood imagine TINT talk aboht constitutional a,l-
thority, coat Of living, or amount capable Of bo-
ing enrnod in othor oapaoitoB, will suffice to
cxouao them for m not committed in open dca-
anoo Of omphatfo public protoBt. Tho only sat
iafaotlon they can offer Is to roturn TINT which
thoy have takon, and, instead Of endoayoring to
create morrimont at tho oxpenso Of tl,oao who
havo oboyod tho voice Of thoir constituents, $50
aud do 1ikowiso." Vox PorULl.