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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11

RARE CASE OF WoMAN's RIGHTS
The county Jail at Rutland contains a
rare embodiment of woman's rights in
the shape of 17-year old Julia Lucas.
Last year, Julia travelled with O'Brien' s
circus as hostler. This got her into
trouble at Burlington, where she was
confined in jail for three months for pre-
suming to wear male attire. But this
didn't cure her passion for the panta-
looms, and after escaping from Burling-
ton jail, she hired out at digging pota-
toes in Rutland, doing good service, and
keeping up her end of the row with the
best of them. Then she put on feminine
gear once more, and played the role of
pretty waiter girl at the depot restaurant.
An exploit of the versatile Julia at
Vergennes was the stealing of her en-
ployer's wedding suit to cut dash in.
The oftense for which the high-spirited
girl is in prison now is that of vagran-
cy, and it remains to be seen in what
new way she will shock the proprieties
when she regains her liberty once more
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11

And TAN. use PERRY'S Moth and Freckle Lo-
ton. 1t is RELIABLE and HARMLESS. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Depot AZ Bond street, New
York I3-47
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11
Notice in Bankruptcy.
DIST COURT OF THE UNITED STA<
FOR tbs DIST or VERMONT.

FOk TIE DIS 7 OF NEkMUSI.
IN THE MATTER OF 4
ELIAS 5. MoRLET, In Bankruptcy
BANKRUPT. .t.lH
TNHE SAID MORLEY, Bankrupt, having bic
Il application in said court. to have his H.
ngs, in Bankruptcy pending in said court. a.
ed, representing. that all claims against his 2 :
bankrupt are, therefore, notified to appeal. ia
me, at my Office, at Wells River. VT, on the II,
TV-NINTH DAY of JULY. A. D., lsfsi - I
o'clock. A. N, TO show cause if any they e. =
said proceedings, should not be dismissed H'
docket Of said court. t-,r.sT.
"A. UNDERWOOD. Register. in BapkraF
G--n1
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11
\ SOURCE OF GREAT ANXIETY.

My daughter has received great benefit from the
use of VEGETfsE. Her declining health was a source
of great anxiety to all of her friends few bottles
of the NEGETINE restored her health, strength and
appetite. N. II. TILDEN,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11
OVER TWO THOUSAND DOLL

has been expended within the past two years
buildings and fences beside the tenant houses. II
land is adapted to the raising of all kinds Of el
land is now under a good state of cultivation \
having been fed out a large amount of hay N
grain the past two years which has been brought
farm laying westerly, divided into pasture and la
land, with sufficient supply of wood for the PIE
ises,, Situated so near the village of Bellows fa
a village growing more rapidly than any place VII
in the State and with its unlimited water pos
which is fast being improved. must continue to
crease in a still larger proportion in the futV
session given Immediately except the mill yard
that in one year. Enquire Of the subscribers on
premises. or Joseph Wilson firm Of j. Willsol
Co. near the depot.
Bellows Falls, April /. 1873. ii
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11

: The following humorous story on
Whitehall is related by the boys at the
lake. An Irishman being half seas
over" went on board the steamer Yer
mont, and when few rods from shore,
he asked Capt. Flagg where his ship was
bound for. The Captain replied for
Whitehall" Then, replied the Irish
man, / Jump overheard, and suiting the
action to his words, over he went. He
reached the shore, and when interrogat-
ed upon his venture, said he would
take ten chances for drowning rather
than one for Whitehall.-Blplington
Free Press.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11

A United States Treasury warrant
was drawn last week for one cent, and
there was as much red tape as if it were
for million.
The agent of an Albany house sent
his order for goods from Poughkeepsie to
Albany by carrier-pigeon. The bird
made the 70 miles in two hours.
Two reporters at lafayette, Pa, are
going to make balloon ascension, and
tradesmen have refused to give them
any further credit till they come down.
1t was well said by club-man, the
other night, that the hot weather is
equal to seven days, because it makes
one weak.
"A New Hampshire paper says that
any number of idiots are climbing the
White Mountains this summer to get a
view of the COWS pasturing in the mead
ows below.
The town of Northwood, n. h, has
voted to exempt from taxation till 1875
all manufacturing establishments within
its limits employing capital of $4,000
or upwards.
AN insane man, who has been chain
ed to the floor of Pennsylvania insane
asylum for Is years, was recently releas-
ed and allowed to hobble around out-of.
doors.
The "smartness of a little Detroit
boy, manifested in connection with that
inspiring article, the family umbrella.
deserves to be chronicled. He painted
in large letters upon it," Stolen from No.
A street" and walked about with
it. chuckling with the consciousness of
having invented an infallible preserya-
tive for that ancient and sacred institu-
ton. But life is all a feeting show
at the moment he was happiest, an uu-
reasonable policeman arrested him for
stealing it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11
Gained Fifteen Pounds OF Flesh

Pixies Toothacho Drops cure in minute.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11
CHOLERA.

The cholera came into this country
this year through this city, yet there
have not been over thirty-seven deaths
from it any week and now it is gone.
About that time we commenced hay
ing heavy rains daily of from fifteen to
to twenty minutes duration so that the
streets were flooded and impossible for
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11

Containing about three hundred and fifty /,
of land, Two Dwelling Houses three Barns An
Tenant Houses near the railroad track, the II
Houses are new. The large Farm House hsl
thoroughly repaired and painted with new
in front and end, new front fence. all in The
substantial and tasteful manner, making il a M
BILE residence. Nearly three.fourths of mile of|
water pipe from u never failing fountain sur
all the premises.
, 1873-10-12

Mark Txvnin,s Lntcst-.The Trcnt-
mont OF Criminals ut Newgatc
Prison.
London Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
An American Indy who WAS being shown
through one Of the shown Of London-Novgato
the other day, expressed herself rather forcibly
to tho warder concerning several fontureA of the
prison which hardly appeared to her humane.
bho Waa grioved to Hee the elaborate and new
machinery for holding the prisoners tight while
being 1oggcd with tho cat stociH for holding
their foet, and similar arrangements for tile
body and hands. Tho lady asked where tie
thumb screw was. Tile warder innocent1y re-
piled that they hatln'tany. However, he must af~
forward hive nondered more profoundly over the
sarcasm OF tho inquiry, for more recently another
American lady, upon giving expression to a
similar feeling about the resnacltated stocks,
waB sharply told by tho wnrdor that thoy had
managed to get along there without fogging for
many yoa11 until Bono Americans ca1no over and
began to Garrote the citizens, and this WAS found
to be tho only way Of dealing with them. The
lady replied that it must have been because tho
since American prisons wero full Of EnG}ishmen.
However, sho added, tive don't torture
them"
On coming to the smaIl alley In which executed
criminals arc buried. this lady-who is good
Observation-Disclosures at that, and the warder
said;
"You will notice hero that ours Ia great Inn
provomont oyor tho Americanplun: IN America,
Lucy Elfe the uutucs " o1ecutcu CRIMINALS TO
tholr friends, who as likely as not. make a horo
OF him, and bury him with pomp. But tloso
scoundrols droad being buried AWAY in this alley
almost as much aR they dread the gallows. This
is chief part Of ttloir pnuishmont.''
The laly having suggested that execution was
quito enough, the wardcr replied: Not u bit Of
it. waa showing our p1aco the other day to q
remarkably intelligent American, who admired
our arrangements exceedingly. only be thought
We were too leniont. That gentleman said TINT
the great mistake in America WAS 1onicncy.
'Wonld sou boliero it 2 said ho, We caught a
rascal iu America tho other day, whom wo ought
immediately to gave burned, and NO only hung
him. But we aro coming to our senscs. and are
now making arrangements to burn certain men
for whom tic gallowa is too good.'''
"Win theo DO good enough to tell me the
name OF the American gentleman who made that
remark to thee 2" aRid tho Quakeross.
"Ah, yes," said the warder reAectivoly, "let
me scott was 3fr. Mark Twain"
, 1873-10-12

up to preach, and l,ahh foil upon tho anHom~
bly,; tho broodlng silence aoemod to hold tho
qulyernB leavos In roposo. Tho toxt was,
Hoax, hcavons md give Cur, o Garth. for the
Lord hath spoken. I layo nourisllod md
brought up ohlldron. md they l,nyo roboled
aBainBt no." At first hB manner waB dry, his
voice lusky; but before long, he uas qulcltoncd
by tho tlic1uo, and ILLS whole appearance
md manner underwent a tranBformntton,-
YOU might almost aay tranBtlgll-
ratfon. Tho voice bccano cloar, round, mliyi-
ca, now In tones Of mnjesty, unt1 thon OF noft-
eat pity Or pleading. THO form, lnatinot with
lffo, had q commanding presence; the hoavy
faco waB all aglow will, fitting but finest ok
preReioua; aud tho dull oye nhono with ethereal
Brightness: A vivid magination, lively fanoy,
and a coptons diotlon, togethar with q simple
faith and wnrm huulnn HonsihilitioB, grouped
themselves in high arguments, marvellous Do
scriptions, and Irresistible appeala Tho ser-
mon burned its impression ittto tho nlomory,
~ it had been 4 live coal IT y
tho altar. Electric snblnIng, overwhelming,
itB OBJECT upon tho congregation WAS indescrio-
able. In that kind Of oloquenco lo must hayo
boon unrlvated. I havo Istened TO 1nany famous
orators on both sidoB Of tho Atlantto, but mover
to ono who Affected me nR did 1enr old Jonathan
stamper IN tho sermon Of that Sunday night.
But horo am at the end Of my paper. and my
story ia not half told. With your permission I
will finish It another time. D1DArpER.
, 1873-10-12
OCTOBER.

October mild rcturns once more,
The feryfd 6nmlncr-heats arG Dfer;
The bland, sweut, genlal Altunln-glow
Grcata, wurlnn, inspires, whcro'cr wo go.
fatnre, IN rapt. transporting lnppd,
Points out to man his ntlrturing food.
Hill, vale. grove, garden, tleltlk, abroad,
Bn.tla with ai1ttnt1ancc,- Of 6oii
The bluahtng roso now fados away:
Bright waving tasscls, touched, decay.
Tho sweet, }nxnrfant, purple dye
OF budding Spring nlccts not tho cye;
Springs myriad, lovely voices, Rweet,
No moro til onrarturea car will greet;
Tia thrilling, bounding Joys now cease,
But Nature'a annual Joys lncreaHo;
In grandeur siill alo Hts her head;
alaturer forms around aro spread;
1u amber, pearl, IN aztiro bright.
Bho towers proud Queen, before cur sight:
In matchtegs drapcrlee, golden light,
sho stirs each aolal, gives deep delight,
Tho shadows fall on all around,
TIlos darkness pail tic fertile ground;
Bhe speaks In nlyateries profound;
With Inward Rcnse. with meanings rare,
sho clothes the things that yialsl arc
TO Reasons eye polnta out tue way
10 realms whera gersnH immortal ray
Tho darting now her sobercl beam,
In Mn1csty she grows supreme;
In statclier charm, In gorgeous hue,
In changing dyes, In lllstres now,
In trailing robcs, bursts on tin View,
or scarlet, crimson, AIDED green,
In atatucRquentHs glorious aee1,
Teillug that It's tho falling year
That wido augments her wonlrous sphere
Gives compass, breadth, enlargement, still -
Not Fate tts bound, but Sovereign viii;
That, while the acorn, 1noltlering, dtes,
Tho oak In grandeur aoou shall rise;
From Summers glory In the dust
Tho Immortal phmnix soon Btlatl burst;
That Autumn's, Winters tron sway
But prelude rcsurrection-day,
When newborn lustres, gloriea grand,
Shall teen and throng On every laud
Sweet, st!vory echoes, soft and raro,
And choice perfume, enrich thp mir;
Darkness dissolve, be chased away;
Reborn lie Natnre's yernnl day;
Love, long repressed, With Rrtlor burn;
The hours Of hope, Of JOY. return;
Creation, wakiug from ropose,
DO Paradise, with 1,lies, rosel
1sEy. Paoy. ". F. BLANCHARD
, 1873-10-12


70 TIE Editor Of T94c cAicayo 1ribuAe:
Silt: OF THIS subject there seems to bo no
end. At loast, after all that has Eoen wrtton
and spokon upon 1t, no conclusion has boon
reached that is ut all satisfactory 10 tho Amcri-
can fcnaale mind. Every right-mintled mistress
of house expects, aud is willing, to perform hor
share Of domestic duties. She desires to rule
her own house, and, Us TINT cannot be wcll dono
by merely issuing ordore, sllo Issnules those
caros which are most neglected, Eud calls them
hers But tho difficulty is, tlat, as donlestio
Hervitude ia ut present arranged, her share OF
caros has grown yoar by year to such multitude
that sho is in danger OF being overwhelmed, as
she is already dlslenrtenol, by thom. She has
noithor time nor strength to conquer thom ALL,
and, at tho same time, attend to those othor du-
ties, maternal, religious, aud social, which may
fall to hcr lot. LII most families, and am
speaking now Of well-to-lo pooplo, there ia too
much work to do, aud too few to do it. There ia
one hcrculeau task, and only ono, ia every family,
which crowds all othor labora together, aud
causes them to be 10 hurriodly performed that n
hou sekoepor is. on that account, in chronic
atate Of excitement and unrest.
This ncceasary duty, regular in itB require
monts, aud 70 moro 10 ho avoided than taxes or
death, III tho weekly washing of the family-linen.
~ 10 l&i0 lofGFf HlEu WHICH HuD ulh
powor to move our worry souls to peace or nad-
moss. For tho sake Of having one'h washing
well and regularly dono, q houaokeeper will SUBJ
nit, every day in tho weei, to many HI annoy
anee. OF collrso, tho servant whoso duty it IL to
wash. iron, and cook cannot bo expected 10 got
up otller tan very plain meals OIL tho DAYS on
which tho family -laundrying IL done. II tho Soc
ond girl takes her place cook, tEen her duties
fall to tho share Of others, who gonorally have
sufficient to employ tleir tlno without TINT OK
trn burden.
Is thoro my remedy for tllis a!ate OF affairs ?
ts tho conl1lslrnm ofton proponutetl, -uoyor, az
yot, satisfactorily answered.
If there il mono, thon lot ns hold or peace.
hut thoro il one. It ia Oo-operatiyo L.,,,ndries.
bome one, year or two ago, In ono Of tho daily
napors, proved tint, II they could bo startod ii,
cach nclghborhool, thoy could be carried on at q
cost 10 low III 10 be within tho mea,ls Of every
family. II washIng could bo both we'll anil
ci1napy lono out Of Tho house, thon would TIM
Ereat bugboar of housekeeping hn ut once and
foroyor roinoyea. Is thora i phlautlyopist In
tho city "llo will cxort AimAoff to have ono
started TAens 0llca more, would 1naterla-
minH !!ayo tinlo A i,clitaaIioll To decorate llnr
t@bo with flowers, AMI prepare daintv shes for
her lord. anil awco! t3sin!sa tor tho clsihlron.
Tho following lltlo Incident illustrates partly
WEat nIoan: mot III old belonl-llnto onp day
Lust week, who had beon housekeeping for nearly
oight yoars, aud who started out With tho t!otor-
minRtlou to " have things right" iu her house,
, 1873-10-12
Advice From u WORKING " oman.

70 Tie Editor NJ 1He cticauo 9'rfhYue.
a,n, O. ,,r,, ta. 49,, .s;a -, .,;a .,,,,o,t
IT,. A 1aa ooo'A .a'4 .. ". s"1e ouoJ,,S
pS tnoSe VINO understand u better pract1eauy
than l, that perhaps had botter not touch it,
yet 30 full of loyo aud aympathy is my hcart for
all TINT suffer, and esncei,l1y for nv own aeI.
lint ;,1 49,, IL tror, ~ oa"I ..;,, A. t,'a ~
arm ,rs M w s4p n @ w. uu suu ~
has been tho experience of many. Tho noces-
sity came suddenly md unexpoetedlv. .-swept
down li],e thrniarlo,t from a tron;ca, a,fy ~
nnond.1 Tta h,n~ to. taa1. ho,sn .na tar.aa ", ~
hoonoaS' tne NO" tllat 1ook nomo anu fortune
took also tho only arm that could havo interpos-
oil betwoen mo and poverty. Thon the strong
will TINT novortv cou1d rot ;,tin;doto or co,,n;.
~, da,..,t t 1eo1.3 "a ~ nos -. H., ~" =.
" oauns' iooAea tue future IN the race, anu ask-
I'd Tor work with which to earn bread aud shell
tor. And this hive to say for tho world 30
harshly apokon Of by othora. TINT have ever
fo,,nd il tind md i,ut - rnt aonoro,,a odmir.
.oa-4 a" ~ 1"ao 80" 1uat, - ~ eouo'oao "an'.
'ng energy anu aeteftninatlon' anu fcaay TO az
, 1873-10-12

eaya: II give and beq,eatit to my vito tic ~. ;.
"Yos," said tho luwyor; ''but sl!o il not 60 -.
but t!,at she may marry asair. Won't you rt,l
my change in Tint caso7 Alost people r.
"Ah, do they2 Well, write again, aid say ie'-
wife hurry again, give aud bequoath to holeo
sum Of -e2o0 n year. Ilatll do, won't a.
"Why, thatB just double tho sim thato-
would have Ind IL she Ind rcmainel uumarlos-
saitl tho lawyer, "it is genorally Tho other I'D
"Ayo," said the farmer, "but hin. thnt takf
will ue8nrYa itln NJ
, 1873-10-12
4 Woman Horn Juty i, 1870,
Hhlatvtord, M. {0ct. q. Correspondence u thd'
f{frafI nj

Htrahi. Mt
AIisa Lucy LaNg<lon Noweu was hot.
Alfred, July l. 177G, OH the aav ninl worry
tho llonr OF tho eiyni1g Of tho Dcu!ara i
Independence. Whom oiglt ye..rr af cl {
lived with tllom. Whon niahty-fou7. yea'
agu .la woru thirty -four ya..la 81 clpt],, ia
,ilety-six kl,lt tell pails Of ns;ttcnb.' 6lhe
noyor been III railroad tar. nal IL IN exs1.
health. II sl.o lives until l37HA 1'nl idy
cur will 10 despatched 10 l!cr natirf T.. vi
tranppDrt har 10 l}oftol. From thence sa y
bo clrrlel direct to tho Quaker City, wlel; a
prosonco viii lo ono VI tAo 1ealufea Cat
grand Centonnial. ,ro
:on
t,,,f
, 1873-10-12

A M,nsouri paper giyos detailed account OF
how betrothed couple wore persuaded to anti
cipate tho day set for their wedding, and to have
the ceremony abruptly performed vt u birthday
party, at Which they CHANGED to ba guests. 1t
s&ys: "Rocordor Theis was also present, and al
soon as ho saw the young couple como In, with
an eye to businoss he suggested that Il anybody
waa prosont who wished to be married, he was
at their service. Tho young couple at once
took the hint. The young man WAS willing, but
tho maiden was backward aud would not
conaent. Adam concluded to uso a little
diplomacy, 80 ho says Il will make present Of
d s35 cooking stove to any couple that I shall
tho company that others commenced Offering
presents. T: g. Mueller said, 7 will give .
nice bureau;' L. g. Alters, AND l spring
mattress; Fischer, tho halter, Call Oh mo fora
sooking-ohair;' Millor, the gunsmth, : I'll give
cot Of oushion-bottom ohatra;' Mr.. Volk, 7Aud
here's an extenBion-tablo;' Mrs. Anna Notobock,
I'll give $50 bedstead ! Mr.. qatz, 'Pnt. mo
4Here'a breakfaBt-aot; Miss Fritz Niotehock,
I'll give = clock, and 30 they went on until
tho presents in tho aggregate amounted to about
$400, the young couple meanwhile bluahing and
hardly knowing What to say or do. Several
friends OF tho young lady 80 around her, aud
told her aho would not again have such favor
aDle opportunity to make start In the world;'
and just as the party Was breaking up, about II
o'clock, Mr. Hunstock, who seemed to be work.
ing In Adams interest aud urging on the match,
came round to tho Recorder, and whispered IN
Ills cur: stop leedle, dots al rightly
chinkB, we got veddipg anyhow poodY BoonI'
Adam called halt, the company stood htlll in
hats aud bonnots, wAilo tho Recorder proceeded
aud said: ! pronounce you man and wife. aud
may God bless YOU md Miss STORM waH Mrs.
Groou, to tho intenao delight Of NIL present."
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-26
In Chancery at Jacksboro', Tenn,

Jonathan 5. Lindsay vs. s. Cooper George Delap and
James Q. Hunter.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM THE
affidavit of complainant, that James G. lIuuter, one
OF the respondents Is anOn resident Of the State of
Tennessee 1t is ordered by that said James c. Hum
ter be required to appear before the Chancery Court at
blackstone, Tennessee on the Sd Monday ia December
next This answer other defense be filed on the ls
Monday Of said MONTH, and make defense to the bill
or the same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing eX parte as to him,
1t is further ordered that copy Of this notice be
published for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
Chronicle. newspaper published at Knoxville Tenn
This lst Monday in October. 1873.
Nov r. 1S73wit#
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-26
amosbiI aattku GbrontIs aaleOnssOap ubebr &C. 1873

perpetual menace, and whose wars are so
frequent that the people are continually
robbed, but spreading from ocean to ocean,
occupying the belt of the temperate zone,
what must be the glory, the power and
splendor of our own country, when few
more centuries of toll have made her the
Eden she is capable of becoming?
But now an end to these letters. /, in a
few hours will be trying the uncertain
waves of old Neptunes realm, when, If
a kind Providence gives us safe voyage,
hope soon to greet you and my other
friends on the banks of the Holston.
J, VI, r.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-26
SherIn's sale.

pY VIRTUE OF a VENDITIONI- EXPoNAS
ID issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county,
Tennessee. and TO directed, will, Saturday the
18th day of December 1873 in front of the court house
in the city of Knoxville, SELL for cash in hand TO the
highest bidder at public cutlery, a certain house and
lot situated and lying in the city Of Knoxville, LIST
civil district of Knox county the north side of
property Of james R. Cooke the west and the prop
erty formerly owned by the heirs Of Judge Alexander
the east being the same property occupied by
Mrs. BraHner, levied on as the property of L. c..
Haynes 10 satisfy judgment in the Circuit Court of
Knox county. in favor of Jos. A. Mabry vs.. l.. c.
Haynes and others Said sale will take place between
the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and 4. p. "
Nil4d2W3 V. r. G0SSETT, Sheriff.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-26
In the Chancery Court at Dan
bridge.

ORIGINAL BILL.
r. /. McBee VS.. j. c. and c. T. c. Hodges, Executor.
eta.
1T APPEARING TO TIE CLERK AND MASTER.
from the bill filed in this cause. which is sworn to,
that VIM; Love am wife Mary Love- are residents OF
Brown arc residents of Virs inia Charles Headrick
and wife Sarah Headrick, residents, and that
the Names ages and residences of the children and
heirs ataw Of Galloway Hodges, Jr :, and Of Joseph
Hodges and Lycurgus Hodges, Gf any there be-, ore
unknown 1t is ordered by the Clerk and Master at the
November Rules. 1873 that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chron.
ice notifying said defendants TO appear the second
Monday of January next, before the Chancery Court
at cambridge, for Jefferson county, Tennessee, and
make defense to compliments bill. the will
be taken Tor confessed and the set for hearing
parte as 10 them, November Sd, 1879.
A copy of the order. Attest:
xiIgw4 d. r. n. BLACKBURN, C. x NJ.