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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14
Die lauaeu blafIcn SartpTelfeime,

Die lansen blafcn SartpHelfetme,
mel&e bic i'm Seller auftepabrten SartpHeln mad
ablaufts 0intsrs trsibsr, fnp, mic tas ,,SBp'
&enblatt ..bss neutrality-suspicious. Tersins" IN
SaSsn bsrpprbsbt, tpssen psS in ibnsn sntbaltsnsn
Splonin, zines @iftfcHss, ben Sbisrsn ais 8ut'
termittsl i6abli&. Go fcnimt icsar Dor, SaB
S6psins, msl&e siel baspn srbaltsn, baran ere
piren. auS ipasn i8On Safe surssfcr1msn iir,
taB 8intYisb, pel6ss man bauptia8li4 nit
aartcTll9lsmps fittsrte, %srtranfts unb fars.
Wan bate nGmli&s s~stsimte 8artpfsln Sur
granntrsintrsnnsrsi tenuBt cbns bic asirns scr'
Der ~ s~ntfsrnsn F; Der in ben asimsn entbaItsns
@iftfcH blieb bel Der Geifiaatica sarid unS
wurbe benz gisb nit Der Shlempe sssebsn. IS
III tabsr, wis bic s%enannte 3sitItrift bsmsrtt
cine unnIa6li1t Sa&s, bic aeime Der aartpHeln
scr benz gebrauGe ~btrisibsn Su entTernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14
Gin outer Ginfaa T%ranflin'S. ais

Gin gutter Ginfaa Tranflin's. ais
bic decentralization 6rsiifaaten, nod unter Der
enslii9sn Rssisruns ~itanpsn, batten bic Srittsn
ben @etrau1 aljabrli9 bic gsrbre@sr aus ben
@efdnsnifsn uns 3u9tbaulsrn mad MOrbamsri.
IA sa f6ifen.
Die tsrtisen YFanSer bsi&pertsn i4 isbr ibsr
bic unsstetsnsn 8alte, psl9e ale Cater in bic
i6ulblpien Gplonien bradten.
Sbre gsl6psrbsn purbsn ni&t ssa9tst unb bic
S9urfsnirauspprte sinssn fort.
8rantlin iGidts pabsr bur& Gin suriidssbsnSss
5ranspOrti9iH BEN snslii4sn @iniitsr WaIppls
cine ails soa-lstsnpissr alapperi&lanssn nit
einsm tShi9sn Yrisfe, in peI9sm or bisis sif'
tissn 3biers benz Winifer ais Gin @sssnsei&tnt
fir bic ibsrianbtsn 8srbre&sr anbct, nit Der Bit
ts, or mSGte bisie listen 0ei&Opft psI&s fur
9orbamerifa chen has, mas Diebe uno WSrbsr
fir england wGrsn, in bic fSnisIi&sn @arten Ssr-
p~fanssn unb l& mebrsn la0tn, samit bic eng.
lantrr b~snlslben 8urtbsil paspn ssnisbsn nas&tsn,
wsl&sn bic n orbameritansr pom ben itnsn juse.
Iaasttn Ysrbrt&ern battsn.
N. h. Or.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14

Gin antrHss
ltteS unt f6e-
res Mtttel &C.
gen ale &ranfs
bciten bes Was
gems, Der 9eber,
hes untsrIsibes,
icfern fe aus
Ssridleimuns,
an9ebauiten
ISrupitaten unp
unseroaulidfeit
e~ntitanpsn fnb.
OILS: f~olifartise
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14

3u NariS srihirt cine nod tpsnis ssiansts
Snsunris obsr sielmsbr aunf tie ibrss OIst&sn
ssrssbsns Iu&t. Gstf bic STUNT alts, ssrmsSsrtt,
bsasdts, snriFens, bur&lO&srts, unlsftrli& ssrsr-
ssns Si&r ssafGnbis 70 bt3uasaeS, sab Ti&ts
msbr an ~bsnitlbsn ausiuisstn IL, une bae asn.
nr issar %sislslben nit ben llrrsmplarsn sess&.
f.ln. Die 9S$n unb @irmai4e psrss. sshssft
bic Rid. ssaidt, bic Glsdsn aas bsraasspsssn,
bic ausslSl&tsn Druid cher S&rifffsnsn gang
bnssRent bas Rtus LAP lid ni&tpom Altsn I'M.
trl$essn, bic 1itslblattu une Gnfansssu&Rabsn
in ibru r~rssfali binssaubrt ". {. ~. las NJ
,uaflssbns cine 8unh bic a&tuns ssrsisnt.
GQsin Gin gsssafsn atist In uns auf. Wtnn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14
Slumen aus Der alten 9eimatb.

Ave regina coelorum
Ave domino angelorum
. S.rritsrin Der gnesl6Srs!
3 milee Sunsfrau, snaeenrstt!
SD preiie rid. bid epis Sebre,
Did aDnisin i'm Simmslrsi9.
8 pirten ii6 perebrenb itpinSeu
Die Menlben ale auf III Dir!
@enn ib bic Samsn fSnnte binsea
limb aQsr @slten i9pne 3ier!
@enn i'd i'm ianftsn 3spbyr tsbts!
3 mare mein Der gSsel Gang!
@Gr' mir Res Mprssns fanfte 8Stbf,
Der @pssn nnsetimsr Drans!
Gs tTnts tann burd ale 8dume,
Sp melt has 0iht Elm @eien fiiet;
Gs bau6tsn islbft hes Saines 8aume:
8 Wunbcrbars, fei sssriist!
Go piirss tur6 bic 3siten brinstn,
Wis swis bid Der Simmel sriiet,
llnt tauIsnfa6 bas Gbc flinsen:
> Wunesrbars, lei sssriibt!
:. 8. Sohmatb, giear in Sisbsnbrrnr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14
Ga ~ uus 1fets seltsam uns Be.

,,GS 1T inns tets feltfam unS bss
frembenS ppreefpmmen, baB sisisnissn
! 3sitltriften, psI&s G@ bic gelsbruns bee Mr-
btittrs In ben sef&isbsnsn Irtsn BON @stpsrbtn
cur aufsats MAIDEN, ni&t tshsr antsrfiist ipsr.
ben, aIs siss bic ;sBt nod Der Gaq III.
Dafiir fam 20 rod pasrbaftis fsinen b~altbarsr
acknowledgements ssbsu. @ir untsrbislttn
nns sinmal nit .insm sutsn, praftii6sn Bud.
trudsr. gnlaB ha;u bate ans cine 3eiti@rift
fir guGtruder ssssben. Notbsm mir cine
@eile iber ben @srtb pber llnpertb bisIss Tin
tsrnsbmsns bin unb bsz t~isputirt battsn, l1lse
sr bamit, ,tae or aass femme unp tpi7e, mas in
lsi men, @sptrbs sprfpmn,s, unb - bab Ct nidts.
feiter 3u lsrnsn brauhs." llnt, 90 tbut uns leib,
10 fassu su mtlen bisie Sbss III %, rsI&e ssrabs
unttr ben a~rbsitsrn aQer QlaFtn sprberrl&enb
il. Der @ann. msIGsr nit elmer ipl&sn Gin.
biltuns f9 islbfi iauiSt, ssrhisnt 90 aud, tab
sr bic 8ulssn tsfsn irassn mub. Dsnn man
mue msbr ron sinsm @spsrbe ssriebsn, ais bel.
fen blpes ms1aniide ausfibruna, unb icl&e
asnntni0t farm man nur aus Srurnaltn ii9 CT.
msrben, tusl9e es ii@ sur gufsabs MAIDEN, has
@pbIsrssbsn uns ben Gcrti@ritt Der. @rbsitsr ane
Der gemsrbe ;u f~Srbsrn.
Sn unlerr 3sit siebt 60 faum sinsn Snbuiiris-
s,rsig, Der nitt iein eissnss Ga9blatt bat, in
rsl6sm bas Waterial icrsiam ausgdeisn, ssprp-
net unb tsbaneslt wirb, in Der sbi@t, Zen 2efsr
ni6t bios ansusiebsn, iuatsrn aud su intsrriirsn.
Die @nmsiiunssn unp Grflarunsen, tpslGe iibsr
sei4isbens DinSs ssssbsn tperben, limb niBli4,
unb psrsn Ssa&tuns isst ben arbeiter in ben
Stanb, feline arbsit su ssrbsIsrn. Der Irbsiisr,
wsl6er auf cine 9twsrtsaituns a%brnnirt, mag
basislbe 8u1srudsrei pbsr Elm anberea @sperts
betrsTen, wire lein Wsrf INNER better, Ititter
unb ldnelsr ausfibrsn, ais fein aamerab, Der
ni&ts lisf. Dss eriusn arbsit pirb ni9t bios
nsttsr merbsn, ~iunpsrn sr iann i& aud msbr
ssrbisnsn, anb isin artsitssstr pirb barauf
isbsn, ,snn 1aue !3eit %sintritt, ben ssi@idten uns
Isrnbesierissn artsits. bsiaaftiset gu erbaIten,
pGbrsnb Der, wsl9sr fa I'm ui&ts psitsr bsfin,.
inert, mibis ssbsn mub.
@ir fnb nit elmer sruBen gnsabl arbsitsr
unb @ewtrbsleutsn tsfannt urc unterba!ten uns
nit b~snlslbsn pitmaIs. @p mir absr irssnb &c.
funtsn baben, baB elmer Gin ainilsr in isinsm
5a9s 1T, fnrsn mir auf wsitsrss Na8fpri9su
ifsts, tab bsrIelbe @O@en. pSer Ionatstlattsr
lisft, psl9s iibsr Zen Snbuirisspsis banbsln, in
Rem or bel6aftiset III.
@ir bsbauptsn, tab es stsn 70 biais, tpie &c.
rsGt III, RAP Santpsrfer etsnlu, ME Der Ipsofat,
slrit SbspIps ubsr 9sbrst ietn Sad, 70 isin Sant.
psrf lutirs, unS mir bpfsn, bab bic DOWNRIGHT,
tunsen as psr bette Sstel CUR gsrbsTsruns psreaSe
Der Snbisibusn unp sur 0Drbsruns Der Sntulfris
sstibrsnberpsiis uusrfannt wsrbsn unb.sur Scasa
Oeltuua fpmmen mGaen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14

QsibI5mersen, BeI&werrsn brs &ppfcS, ber
Sruf, Shwinbtl, Oriden, OIterfsit bes
9Opfes, gsflsmmuns Der Sruit, bsi&wsr'
lihes @us' unb Ginatbmen.
@egsn petblt6e &rautbeiteu
ais: SYfsris, SId9unssn, @utterbsi&wer.
ben.
@ssen gcnbIatt9tsit, Slsi4.
ia4t, @slbiudt, &opf. unS glispsrIamsr.
sen, usbsltsitsn, Sbnmadtsn uns Ssr,.
tlopfsn.
8ssen Sartarr6 unb Stod.
f4nuPfen, pa bic 5ropfsn ben laar.
fen RVdsnpsn Sdlsim aulSisn.
@eStn 89eumattSmuS, @tht,
gaut9e, remittirenpe unb intermitttrsnpe
Gisber, sssen Sranfbsitsn bes BlutsS Der
Nieren uno glalt .
@ssen DsIpspfta unp ale saraus
sntlprinstnbe &rantbeittn.
@tssn Sautfrant6sttsn, aas.
f4lase uns iibsrbaupt ale surd aartis
res Olut berporsebra6tt 8ranfbeiten.
Saltet Gntr Ylnt rein NIB bic
Gt1nnobeit Cures 4Drpers wiro bic
Uplge lem.
e5- Die 8lai6s vSamburser 9rvpfsn@
iofet so Gents. 5 Blaiten fur Q Dalars,
unb fnb In alien a~nitanpisen @pctbefsn
sa babsn, pber tptrpsn mad Gmpfans ess
Bstrasss tclsnfrst rad alien absilsa lime.
ritas psriaabt bur4
A.. Nogesr& Co.. Baltimore. Md.
Gnsroa. VisSerlaE In amtrifa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14

has alte 70 bsrssisut tperbsn fam, 1T man au@
ni&t fiber, Oh man pirfli6 nod altes bsiSnnt
fir fein @slb.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
. n0tbls aalesE brouifli, aaleonsssoa soar, u 6Lgl
TIE NEW YORK TIMES.

7.
The issue of the Times of the S0th June
is a fine specimen of typographical art.
The Times has for years been the best
printed daily paper in the United States,
but In Its new dress it excels its former is
sues, and presents an unexceptionable APP
pearance. The type has clear. bold face.
and the press work and paper is Of the
very best. Its many friends t1rouohout
the country rejoice to hear of its continued
prosperity. To meet the demands for the
paper, it has just remodeed its mechanical
and publishing department at a cost of
Sl5O,OOO. 1t has now, beyond ques-
ton, the most expensive and complete
newspaper printing establishment on the
american n continent. Its new presses are
or the Walter make, They print both
sides of the paper at the same time The
press prints and cuts the paper into
sheets, from reel that contains about
tour miles OF paper. 1t sends the sheets
from the press at the rate of twelve thou
sand copies an hour, the paper travelling
through the different cylinders and the
cutting bed at the rate of one thousand
feet per minute. Two complete HBuIrern
engines furnish the motive power. 10
guard against possible accidents the en-
glnes are indept ndent and can be run sep
arately or together.
The heavy expense at which this re-
modelling has been accomplished shows
the profit attending the publication of the
large daily papers in our leading cities.
Inc Times establishment, originally es-
tablished on The basis of 100000, could
not now be bought for 100000. 1t paid
last year after unusually heavy expenses
during the Presidential campaign, twenty
per cent. on its increased capital stock. If
it continues to fight fearlessly and Justly
for the people against corruption and
wrong, it will increase its circulation and
influence in the future even more than it
has in the past
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
NIarshal's Sale.

VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IssURD FROM
- the CircHt Court of the United States for the East
ern District Of Tenncs see | will sell or cash at the
c91rt hpuSe IN the city Of Knoxville. the 18th day
OF Juy 80 an the right title interest, claim and de-
mana tnat James Prater has in and TO tract of land
containing AUO Tour hundred acres, or lie lying
on holson ryer, Blount county Tennessee adjoining
TIE lands OF James Henry, William Henderson, Mrs
Mauock ana others, including an island in the uolsto1
rVer con aiming one hundred acres more or less oc-
cuIled by sa Prater lying in front OF the main body
1.-THE tract and oppOsi to the lands of s. D. W Low
James smith heirs and F. Keller and being the land
on Whlch sad Prater now lives to satisfy judgmen
obtained against said Praer at the July Term ISL of
the United states Circuit Court for the Eastern District
OF tennessee, in favor of the United States
VIII also sell at the same time and place all the
rlght ut in crest, claim and demand that :. M.
Leeper decd had in and to tract of land containing
hve hundred acres, more or less lying a being in
LoudOn county, ennessee adjoining the lands OF II
Mathews, j, ii. Donaldson, James Griffith John Grif
nth and the Holston river, and known as the Show
Ferry tract and being the tract Of land that said Leep
er ly on ut the me of his death TO satisfy judg-
ment obtained against said Lceper at the July Term
49, OF the United States Circuit Court for the Eastern
District Of Tennessee in favor of the United States
June sth, 1913. S. p. EVANS,
NllUdltw4t United States Marshal
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
TELEGRAPHIC MISCELLANY.

David Murphy has been re-sentenced to
be hung on the Sth of August in New
York.
The Spanish Cortes yesterday granted
the Government extraordinary powers to
enable it to suppress the Carlist insurrec-
ton. The vote Stood 139 yeas to Is nays.
The Government having enjoined pay
ment on interest on certain first Mortgage
Union Pacific railroad bonds, the payment
OF interest on all were postponed to the Sd
instant
Wise d Douglass propose to start for
Europe in balloon on the Goth of August.
OF twelve hundred Southern claims,
amounting to S7S9, LAB, allowed, all paid
but six. Three of these from Tennessee
for S126, $3.50 and Sl53, respectively.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
GreenevilIe Not a Filthy Place.
GREENEyIJI,E. Ju,v1

GREENEvILLE, July 1, 1873.
EDITORS CHRONICLE; From the state
ments current in relation to the origin of
the cholera here, it would be inferred that
Greeneville is an exceedingly filthy place
On the contrary, at the time of the out
break of cholera here, dare say there was
not cleaner of more pleasant place. so far
as to freedom from stencil and filth within
a radius of a thousand miles. That which
is well understood to have been the bale
full cause was wholly accidental and might
have occurred at any other place, no mat
ter how well policed. No village in our
East Tennessee is ordinarily more attactiye
because of its tidy, fresh and orderly look
than Greeneville.
Very respectfully,
Nor obedient servant,
ROBERT NJ. MCKEE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
Marshal'S sale,

/ will sell for cash. at the court house in Knox
VILE Ter nessee on the 18th day of July 1873 all the
right, title, interest. claim and demand that James
jules has in and to three hundred and twenty acres of
land more or less, situated Ball Play Creek 10th
civil district OF Monroe county Tennessee adjoining
the lands of j X Wiley, DOtson Robertson, Jose h
Humphres and others. TO satisfy two judgments for
cost lately obtained in Circuit Court a. Knoxville
against John Hawkins and James j les
will sell at same time and place, all the right title
interest," claim and demand that Martha White has in
and to three hundred of land mo or less stu-
ated in the 18th civil district of Monroe county Ten
nessee adjoining the lands of VIM. Hunt. VIM. Green
and others o satisfy tire judgments for cost lately
obtained against ohm White and others. This june
9th. 1873 l.. Il. WALKER,
vi7dltw} Deputy u 3 Marshal
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
A Big Raft.

Chicago lumber dealers are greatly
pleased by the safe arrival there on Friday
last of a raft containing $4,000 feet of
rough logs, from Ludington, on the east
ern shore of Lake Michigan, distance of
$50 miles. The raft was lowed by the
steani-tug, John A. Dix, and started at IL
o'clock Tuesday night, making the whole
distance in siXty-three hours, an average
speed of two and a half miles an hour.
The raft was / 100 feet long and IS wide.
The number of sections were 40 /; the num-
Der of logs in each section varied from Is
to 20; the number of logs in the raft, S6l !;
the average number of feet in each log, 45 !;
the total number of feet in the raft, $50, :
900, or enough to make five cargoes for or
binary lumber-carrying crafts.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
Non-Resident Notice.
Petition to get asids Probuts cf win.

OFFICE COUNTY COURT CLERK, Scorr CouNrY,l
HUNTSVILLE. June q 1873.
joel Ryan Daniel Strunk. Thomas Joseph Ryan,
mond Taylor, sally Taylor VIM Haas Eligabeth Hays
1o SByibn D9SGss Bys3 Moses Ryan VIM Ander
t taOeIn nnuers NJ John Hays, Laurana Hays, Jacob
ana David Ryan, plaintiffs
versus
p Elizabeth Ryan, Martha Ryan, Henry RYAN. Alvin
Ryan, frank Ryan, Marion Ryan Moses Ryan and
Laurana Ryan defendants. ' ~
In this cause appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Martha Ryan, Henry Ryan, Alvin RYAN,
frank Ryan, Marion Ryan, Moses Ryan and Laufann
Ryan are non residents Of tho state of Tennessee II
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle aweekly ncwspaner
published in Knoxville Tennessee, requiring said de-
ehdans to appear before this Court ut its term
to plead demur to said petition or the same
VIII be taken for confessed. and s-ttUr healing Tarte
a. 70 them.
COPY. Attest; ...- .-..
NJ. B. STRUNK, Clcrk
NhlWt Scott COu ty Court, Tenn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
In Cbancery at RutIedge,

Samuel Jarnagin and others VS.. H. g. Lea and Chesley
Jarnagin, hX'rs, &C., and Others.
children and heirs at law of Eliza Christian is un-
known, and IN L names unknown except Jose h B.
and hutus kutlons Christian. all o. VIII IN are sued
such chi DIR and heirs at Jaw md iegatees under
the WI tJeremah Jarnagin, decd as charged 10 the
put ~ the eiore order by IKE Clerk and Master
he Knoxville CnTo9cle requiring said defendants to
az ar before the Cbancery Court at Rutledge.
defense 20 the bill hle against tht m and Others the
same wi ! be taken T confessed. and set down for
VilSwit q q SMITH G & NJ
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
No More Sunday Lager.

New YORK, July 3.-The Excise Com
missioners have adopted resolution de-
claring that all lager or malt beers are in
toxicating liquors that their sale on Sum-
day is in violation of the law and the
Board will not grant license to any place
where music is introduced. Sunday, the
18th, is the date fixed for the enforcement
of the law. An effort will be made to close
up ali gardens and send the people, as in
former years, over to Jersey or Westches-
ter county for lager.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
I'm the County Court of Anderson
County. Tennessee.

original Bill Tor Partition or Sale OF Land.
NJ A. Wallace ct ais VS.. David Dew. Guardian Ell ais.
this cause. it appearing from cou plainants bill,
which is sworn TO- that Rufus III. Wallace, Il. L.
hammock and Lyntb. Hamm ok are non-res dent
OF this State, hat the ord process CANNOT
on he made tor four successive weeks in The Knox
vile We ky Chr nicl' newsp per published in the
cry OF ROCKVILLE state OF EN- see nntityine sad
non-residcnt def ndants TO pear fore the County
Cour' Of Anderson county tennessee, a the court
a. and make defense TO said bill, The same viii lie
ken Iur confess d, aud the raus" Sc hearing ex
parie as to sad defendants. This Oath June 1873 -
Yn2-wit X, O. DEW, Clerk
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
In Chancery at RutIedg..
james Bull VS.. Spencer Harvey ct al.


IN THIS CAUSE TIE DEFEN DANTS, SPENCER
4 Har ey, .hn Evans and wife, Daniel Bull and
Lmiy Bull, minors are non residents Of the State of
Tennessee, appears from the BILL which is sworn IN.
II is therefore ordered that publcat be m de 'or
four successive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chron
iele notiylrg sald NONRESIDENT de en- iants 10
the four Monday of July next. then and there 10
make their detanSe 10 caid bill or the sam " i h
tken for confessed IS to them, aud set for hearing
parte, June 18TH ISL,
vi25wi &C. SMITH, C. AN.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
In Chancery at Dandridge.
Original and Amended Bill,

Thomas r. Ecke vs. William II. Eckel ct al.
1t appearing from the allegations of the bills, which
are sworn to- that the defendants Alexander p Eekel
aud Etiz tbeth Eckel, reside ts IS therefore
ordered by the Clerk and Master that pubea ion be
made for tour suce ss've weeks in the Knox lille
Weekly Chronicle notifying said def ndant ~ appear
before the Chancery urt at cambridge on the
fourth Monday Of October next, and make de.
tense TO comulainants bill or the same will be taken
for confessed and the set down for hearing ex
par as 10 them, June s. 1878.
A cop. of the order. Attest:
villw4 d. r. N. BLACKBURN, G. an.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
NOTICE.
TO ANDERSON COUNTY DO SDHOADERs

having been suggested to the County Court of An
L derson county that large amount of blank bonds
were taken from the Office of the County Court Clerk
IN the year 1853 and because the Cou are not satisfied
whether any o. said blank bonds have been signed
II ordered by the Court that publication be made in
the knoxville Weekly Chronicle and in the Press and
messenger. notifying all bondhoders to file the num-
Der and amount of the same with the County Court
Clerk, at his office in Clinton on or before the first
monday OF July next and interest will be paid on
this order. '-'' '" WIZ"
Witness, r. C. Dew Clerk of said Court at office il
Clinton the hrst Monday of January. AID, 1873.
80 r. @. DEW,
lZyNtt Clerk County Csurt.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
HON e NEWS.
THE NEW ORLEANS DUEL.
On OfthPt;ti sshotD Rd at the second
Fire.


On orthp,,ti sshotD ad at the second
Fire.
NEW ORLEANS, July The Times spe-
cial from Montgomery Station, Mississippi,
via the bay at st. Louis, July LIST, Says In
the Rhett and Cooley duel Judge VIM. A.
Cooley was killed at thesecond fire. The
parties arrived at this place on the same
train at ten o'clock this morning. Mr.. II.
Il. Rhett was accompanied by Messrs.
Charles Roman and DR.. Burns, and Judge
Cooley, was attended bylCoL Geo. w. Car
ter and Maj. McRae.
Murdered with shot Gun.
The weapons were double-barreled shot
guns, one barrel loaded with q single ball.
The distance was forty yards. The ground
was promptly selected, and the distance
measured, and the parties placed in posi-
ton. At the first fire, Rhett's shot ranged
high, Cooley's to the right. Cooley de-
livered his fire first. At the second fire,
both fired simultaneously, and Cooley fell
mortally wounded, by shot entering his
left side and passing apparently through
his breast, He expired in six minutes
without apparent suffering, only speaking
the words 10 DIR. Holiday, E" L am shot
through the heart"
The NIurderers ENchange '.Ciyiiitfcs.''
The gentlemen engaged in the affair ex-
CuaDSeu lne usual CiNllllleS AFTER the sec
ond fire, and separated with the ex preston
of mutual respect and consideration.
Origin orthe Trouble.
The difficulty grew out OF an article pub
lished in the Pc0gupe, under the head Of
" Hawkins VS.. the Picdyunc,n and the re-
ply from Judge Cooley, published in the
Times on the 9th.
Colonel Rhett was not touched.
1t is understood that Rhett was the chal-
lenged party.
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i9utf
Chancery Court al MaynardViII.
June Rules. 1879.
BILL FOR DIVORCE.

William b. Hancock vs.. Rachel N. Hancock
IN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING FROM THE
bill OF complainant. VIII CHI is to- that the de-
PENDANT, hache NJ. Hancock is a nonresident OF the
state Of Tennessee so that the ordinary process of law
cannot BIO stryed upon her Il is ordered that publ
cation be made for four weeks in the Knox-
vile Chronicle newspaper published in the city of
hnoXvllle, notifying said defendant to APPEAR on or
before the Rule Day next preceding the next regular
term OF the Chanrery Court for the county of Union to
be held at the court house in Maynardvlle, on the
third Moo ay of October next, TO plead answer or
oIherwlse make defense to compartments BILL or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
parte. June 10Th 1878.
true copy Of the order. Test
vi25wi@ j. w. BRANSON C AM
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
I'm Chancery at Huntsville.
JUNE RULES. 1873.

OrIgIhaI Din 70 forecIose M0ftgage,
William Z, Smith, Jr., VS. Laura j. Haines
TN THIS CAUSE. 1T SATISFACTORILY AP.
4 pearing to the Clerk and Master ON the original
bill, which is sworn to. that the respondent Laurt
hanes, nonresident of the STATE nf Tennessee II
is therefore ordered hft publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle, news
paper published in the city q Knox lille, TennfssI
requiring the RESPONDENT TO appeal before the Chance
Tor presid ng in Chancery, Huntsville for the cOun-
ty Of Scott on the fourth Monday of July, 1873 then
and there to plead, answer demur TO cCmpa nants
bill the will be taken confessed and set for
hearing X pdrte as to her.
Wines j. NJ Ne port. Clerk and Master of our
Chnnc .ry Court at Office in Huntsville the fourth Mon
day of May being the 18th, 1878.
j. NJ. NEWPORT, G. AN.
Cortell TlbsOn, SO'rs for complts. VilSw4t&