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NEW LAYER BASINS,
CeNEIHG EAIrINS, EISE, II&,
NEW FIGS. DATES, CCEg4N 10 sui CITEUN
ALMONDS, 2 tCAS5, WALNUT, &c
ALL new MIKE 81 20 C-uss pr pound
Prime SWEET CIOES through ths sss5ga
New York ant Pen ~ " zuiS RJ, WHEAT
strlC,ly Prim- NJ W hURG BUTiER
Genuine NEW ORLEANS MDLASsES.
4. w. 4 II
now lSIS PeEu-y ,nis 3 Fauns
- BtCRlBE b 10 "TIJTUKESQU ANER-
= iCA' GEO haFe fleir t,lj-s 81 tn Bl1S b.urF
~ ere ~ The b-s' binder in the ca. ut~y in u.!
iuIk'y III 7 Geo or hait Calf. iU shy J'har -- L.
PTtfeTTee, SO as - gle gf,Ts NJtlsfrr ~ ~
ioNeT Ia L noS BEL Z t. "a o. h. publishes
y le~yiI Their eT1-T- wiTh she uu.isrS Eu.i
nl.s Of the binding shown sud prices give1 Pror,o-
q ilvtIy 81 a sIlIrt..
suing, Wedding snI Reception Cards engraved
AL he rev Books - soon issued. Oliver W "a
cell HOlmss' new volume II p ems. sarpg.I-
CgrIs taT1fy the Science e Earh6Ct - and Fi.k >
Out ILes Of Cczciie PnjiosopAyr u-t i-sr1 a., re-
c,ivtt 10 day, Wa EHEN gHuATE S CO
f.SEsii-rs a. 3 ). stis1ers,
nCy1u VcrUa- Ros, a4I Psug. ,auie.
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TAI CHARGE OF THE SIX HUSDREB.-It il
est-n acc nat some Elk hundred goTer1msnt
Gers nsVe lert Washington TO vote, and the
G. mocTaisc papers are making a great outcry
over The fact that they are allowed leave or All
seLee ior tie purpose. Well, DO doubt the
aforesaid six hundred VIII do their level best to
save the country sni the party, bat az they will
divide uE among the twenty three states voting
to-nO row o. ly about twenty-six men per state,
re are 81 AID viii berstheF srIsining work for
ITEM O. carry Gii the states without some help
NJ m the home voters. II the democrats have
really so- sny tidal wave this year we don't b.
heve the jealous Sax Hundred can stem il, m
aided.
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~ BOT @ WARREN LODGE NJ 81
H17Jtfta MI ~. 80 "s ys1t = gulsr comru-
80, l5-f - rh- Il 81, nth street ETary ms.-bar
j noS 70 De pr T ff,,; qES1r Of shs y NJ
~ .fP aiu met A lhsi1 \ ~ -
800 a a "a LIS a7r, y D. IA (sasroD ia
Ben = o Joay T svfTH y sss n o II s.. 42
n THEoD6BEsN IFFfhS'K k. Of % so STser'
49, sPE . NETTISS ~ fT- WOuFy,s
h-C 'FFlsFIsH sssOfIaTII ", Gales bT
lssr 49, z--rt. ST. 70 =. sae hone,
nytra', iu-e-t-g ~ be Board, on TUEsDAYEe-
,, 81 rHohss WILSON, seo',.
y y zstEIC -tJREKA RNYAL ARTH
80 g. sP1 EB, n 4. viii h1li . special :. a.
. Ier ~. Fsrh.Is as 10Y "a. o. ss2
a. nts-d, ard o. ps-ioDs 81 sister CLIPPERS are
gsis,y !; vi'ef &c B. present. b. order OF the d
JoHr THOMSON. Secretary.
oS PIES is-rs "a mlm6-rs = .
net ~ The Castl- ali % Liberty LoFgS, "
rTeE 81 md ks.' osgt,ol streets, n TUEsDAT
- - o - Oas ,.e ssoteer, p G. JOHS sMI.u
n SiCHsRP So9bHABr. e.K.R..nas.
IS BUItDING kssO0TATIoH viii meet :, -
g. So!sh Ss 90 Gn yea saq
NfeD books will Be Opsned ami oaes receiy~d knv
c5Ss 4 tss Cons5itution a. TIE ioIioiSa SIstan
Jsaes Laeksy, on street. between On saa i0.h
J q -.west; Z. A Drhy, grocer, corner 4 n All Z
streets northwest; John Conner, grocer, corner on
srl streets northwest; Dennis Connsil corner Let
I'D streets nOrth vest; or Of Jsses RAgAD. est
.e-', lst street. John COnnOr, TreasUrsr; john l. .
80 born, Secretary, corner On AID Y STREETS
> ESeet. noy2Sfs
- NOTICE. TO TIE sTOOK aOLDKRs 81
ITsY'e~exSSso I;6.s s Ban BAEk NOTE Qoh.
lte CGsrSso are hereby notified that . meeting
" . htto " pc once 81 said com pany In w AM
~ on Tuesday, N0yeasber 7th =, 10
l noSn. Tor the purpose Of slsetlng Trustees
SSHEG; wELLsTOoD, pre.,ss,.
'NHA w. WATERS sscrs:NI, sssis' taoSii
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Received
tHT'LINGTJN BOEKSTO e.
Co'rs5 A.. stree GHf Ps1ayy'geErg n--ay,,
Ten O,G N aiis, by the au..or Of NJ .fgg. COLI
suJItii's Daughter.
= ga OF q ID, By . a Rnthpr - = 0rnch 4he lew
L"tFs Duuue, b. the autr0r # Maid Of skar
t4ui'e Aldsr. by Ma OiiFhaut
Ntss Lawn, by Mrs. II dimes tor Of LaBa Z vars
funGI huTes, or Y aug America ia Italy aud Au,.
tr4s. ty Oliver ptiC.
Jls.In hcCarthy's bIiiiisnt Story, "Li1,oy RJCh-
ford -
Ghsste as Ice, Pure az Snow, b. Mrs. @. Desps-t
Geniiaueila, Novel, ~ I-s. Band lob.
Ciui q Of GOid AMI UsGoT Poems, by Thomas Barley
Al0rich
Lo-iDg 20 Win, By Ths odsre Davi.s
New I amy Picture 3 pks. beautifully priBtad in
eot'Ts and bcUni hsgdsJms!y; viii bs immense
IL popular with tbe young
Masquerade Block, Ex pTassi N Blocks, ard Aero
BAT Blocks, fUii Of fun aud frOiic and u JsE bill
liant 10 costume
Blank Books, Pass Books, Day Books AMI Lsdg
eTs, Note, Letter and Gap Papers, p us, lux and
everything In the stationery Iius, wholesale and
TotsIi, 1T EHILLlNdTOE' 3 BOOKSTORE,
uCv7 Cor ~ st~6at ans Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02
FALL DRY GOODS.
LARGE ST0cKAKD LOWER PsEcxS

AAh0E 81 bNA = ND LIZ " : Il p kS2S.
Have inst moved in ny NV store, and nov ore1-
~ aVaIieo SICK, DJugDs flr cash sIges thu de-
-. and lover prices thsB DE- JJdB have 5sou
f.r Il ten Bears
Pc: CALICOKs, ard 10 cats
Yard lie 81 ac-sa COTTON, s cents, worth 10
81 Pillow Case IL, e M. - a q
Eesvy wire SHEE rs -, ~, wlsTf a " 80
IaBL 4 Id b q ~ 8, a = = @S&5- "a ETZgI ?
NAPE ms, 10 2 n-, ant CRASHES.
Heayy CsuiJu ' / n rELS. l. 80. 3. l.. a1f 81
. ht-' u ste nus e. - &. .-aaF 4A&szds.
MATEkPkODS- IpgFf--15 5-1z, 81 @I.zS
CHSSi " fhES f-T N 2 sd rpVz, tom Sc ID
Ls1'- - aur u.'s LhDEaWEA Oh 40
AZ tts new tUinsz II HkES- DODS, en-
egaUt Aish.r i1F-C Pr lids, Is. U.ELv IS
NJ SHEG : and III &C % !. IL, 50, ssy..Ss9.
h.-cA ALFACAS' =, NO g. 81.
Pure hohajr hLPaOA-, g Ea-th u
FLICK C4SHH SRsS, 3ERTVOS. FRE YE'F
IhILLS, RDNBAZFNES, TfgTSES, HATI-
NETS, AID DRAP D. EIE a saecfaI'g.
ALSCh sI1hS, er.1p, / 81 Al OF the b1st
o. skfs g. build NC silk trade
eHA us, from So 90 s.u
bLANE sLS, 81 % IS
bl IN Ht A. IS. Ecrth 81
FELT -KIET9, 81. wsrfE -I53
! iUe Ersl.su BTus- is CAkPEFs, els
t. =. SACDAIT.
nove st 100 Market s2a9s 5d,p-.fs1 "a 7th 6
HEAD AND EAiR aY8IEKg PARLOa
: the Persian ptan Will b. opened ~ Prof q .
It u OEGEgI, 6ib 9tu street, opposite Patent
Office Great special y OF Wigs. -oHpses and ar
=iCai Hair Work IS h air l. ssiga, SC SC. Also,
Hair Dressi0g ard Curing f-r ladies', gents ami
sstallist me9t, where We keep always the hest air
oct AIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02
IOHNK- THOnP.oN ssorstar - g
COLLTCTOR's OEFIOE,
ET DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
" n q ilcfnk

WAEHfNGrhN, Oct0e-r Il, lS4.
Notice ts hereby gwen that on eATU RDAY,
Oct Der 81 IS74, will expire ell LIOENSES given
BY TIE District q Cciun bia 20 si ap0thacaries,
auctioneers- banks ann BANKERS, bill posters,
brewers, brokers, book agents butchers Ia the
ersl markets, claim agents, oontractJrs, cattle
brs kers, canini Sio1 merchants, dealers of m ar
char disc Of kind vhaf-ver, dealers ia dfst ef
aid fermented liquors fbes, ard coFdss: dist Hers,
tbsura &c agents -deslsrs, msnuf4 tnTors 81 IL
lUmiBBtirc gas life and tirH-Iusurance companies,
pstcit agents, pGvnbrOkers, rhOgORrsphers, pro-
FrteiNrs OF bsT-ToOms, sam Pta- rooms, tippling
houses, billiards, bag and jenny Lind tanies
wlirR alleys hotels cry stables iutsIligan~e,
hces, Junk shop, restaurants aud eating Juses,
heseIs, real estate agents, r5rtiders SC.
al parties eIgagea in said business, trades, or
Pr tr-siCns mu-t pr mpfly rsnes said licenses In
acCOrdspce With the provisions q cot ~ the Legts
~ i've AssrM bly,, approved AEEG-t Is. lsTl aa1 the
act euieudstOTy thereto, approved Ju0s %, 1871,
E1Z- "Tkat every p-rspn Hapls 'Or = iiesnse-tsX
no Pray fail 20 pay TIE sane before ging iD the
tusfn - for which license nay b re- sired shall
IA al iitoE "a the iic~nse tax i'm posed, Day fine
TsUalty Of 20 les thsn ave more til fty ST.
lars for each Cfsnse."
D. aers ia distilled and fcrRanted liluoTs wines,
ed c1Tdials in guaUti is Tot les tsss. plat are
fUuhsr BO.iiiFd thst D. ~, Va tn two cifiZals As
>u.. ties, each the IeUs sum e two hunirsd l.
faf-, Ust be Ev-T INTO th let NJ Culu I,biz
he sUCce-=cv to tha Via, 0r, R0trd # Aide men, s1r
ard - Con m. CnUrJii, &C Vryvi1I t. ala
3 ieeuse % traffic herein, Ia accordance with
5sis'iI & Laws.
&C 2l-2T JrHNF COOK, C.Iieo' or, o. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02

WASHINGTON CITY:
EOSDAY.....NO yemb ,. Isz4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02

Reading Matter on Every Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02
BANKERS.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURANCE.

n AAb INC z IsdNOL.
iaFsra Fire Insurance. ConiFsuF q EeN FoTE-
Assets, 81 r56S .9Zs. Eurplas. Z "a M
Republic Iirs Iusurancs Canpauy Of NeW York-
Assets, sTB-0oU. Surplus, S4g.30O.
Manhattan Fire IssuraUce Gem aiy u hsg
ICrk-Assets, SGe-450. Surplus, sS1S.1co.
National Fire Insurance CgRpAnJ u PhlkdcI-
shia, PA.-Assets, ssss.000. SurS rs, s9s5 90.
Old Dominion fire Insurance Company Of Eff-
ginis-Aseets, esls,lO0. Surpius, elis.joJ.
WILLIAM L.. BRANHALL : 90,
nayE-tr Agents, 6oT 7th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02

IL FLINT GLASS CHIMNEIS
save freight, BREAKAsK and BOXES By deaIins with
ENTERPRISE FLINT GLASS FAOroRY.
"a street northeast.
JAMES u. MAGUIRE,
set3- In. 0aaufsctlrer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02
ZINE dACRINERY OILS.

We believe that 4. N. KELLOGG'S SPIN
DIE, FNGINE, SIGNAL AID CYLIRDsR
OILS although costing a little more per gallon,
really the mot ecOnoGAI for the consumer, for
the reason Of durability AID freedom from injury to
machinery. II parties requiring oils will make
knoWn the uses for which they wanted, be will
not only guarantee them satisfaction bu! that the
goods shall prove precisely as represented. These
oils are not only largely used aud deseryeSy popu-
lar throughout the Urited States, but have consis-
cradle demand for export, from foreign manufsc-
turers and aRents--ScteHfiec Amsrtcun sosl- 3W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02
PERSONAL.

HSRS. MASSEY, FORTUNE TELLER, 9th Ct,
A'A between and U streets, northwest. n anne On
Inc gate It.
WANTED TO BORROW-S9OO on three years
w time, al 10 per cent. interest, payable semi
annually. Secured by deed OF rrG.t n prOpertJ in
a good locality. Address FRANKLIN Star
office. oc5SO 81
GE0n-ONR HUNDRED DOLLARS will b.
- wv given by Young maa FIR SITUATt OS
pay frog $50 TO sizes per mSnth. Gan give the
best Of references. Address a. @. B., City psf
Office. oc.3O-3ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ATIHE REAL ESTATE EXCHAsGE,
n no. $40 1TH STREkr n. W
E.F.H FAEHTZ,
Late with Fitch, Fox Co,
NOTARY PUBLIC, CONvKYANCER REAL
ESTATE AhDGeEERAL AGESr oclg .eosa-
YOUNG q MIDDLETON,
WI. P. YOUNG, FL. MIDDLETON, is,
BEAL EsTATB AGENTS.
0Goe-BOayf az TFaas Rooms.
HOCSBS RENTED. RBNTS COLLEC1E 81
AND LOANS NEGOTfA1ED.
RsfeTsncss:-Messrs. n. W. Gait. Bro s. Co, Pew
~ Bro, LOWS JOhns0u & Co., Fftzhugh Doyle,
J q. MChelden ohm A. Baker. CcIs I'm
II ii. RYAN - Co.,
6ENERAL BRoEERS ANDRB1L ESTA1H
AUCTlONKERS,
No. Ss3 7th street, oTP. Post once Department.
STOCKS, BOFDs, And NOTES, BOUGHT,
sepS-tr SOLD, AND EXCHANGED.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSI AMI FOUND.
EFANFN Up as BAY-Cpe COW; no.---As
, HeTnE Pa charge. take her away 81 -
Corner l1th - an Chic ave. now s. xA-
Ost-S 50vr g. f. ". re II an Envelope bearing
4 he owner meme, NHAS HOLMES. Iih-.
IHi r. ward all b. paid for It's r0taru 20 1927 st.
ngflbV, RI l.
Z OFT-Cu suHCaE, h, l. ins. , t-twsau g. Mat
81 tbpw's Chui a. 'ue ca Of sul 18th SIS,
oEe pair Of PRAY l. BEADS, OryN sud gold. 4
ieEal reward VIII bt given II returned 60 NJ. 600
18Th street ne a. tW.at now %
1 OET-Uu the .vetir Vt tue ?3d last 4, a mall
Il tkRRlEk DOG, ansgeTs TO the 49,
mace II - - baa On a red collar, ~
metal plate bfl b a-s lnCt: NAKED spot Ou----A
one side. liberal reward given If left 81 1 , 9 Z
stfeet. IL
&TRhfED-From ms premises, o red buffalo
- COW, Of the 80 a. October. ls-rRl ~
rtwa'd will be paid il retained 70 M x "
hhA rs A. PAN VAIL, N, 936 E0-A4-
street, between 9Th sAd IO;h, South Washing
ten. upvf ST.
4 o-T-Nn sunday sf+sTn- 0u, tue Isth instant, a
H LCL kET BkEAB1PIh, set with briIlisnts,
otEaibir the hair 81 5ased father and mother
aud Erestiy valued on that account. The finder viii
De nDaTslly rewarded on restoring It to the owner
- no 42l 6ih street DoTthwsst. Oct24-2w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02
NEW LAYER BASINS,

SEASONABLE GOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-02
BUSINESS CHANCES

/ Rns sTORT ZOE sALk Wei isrss "A rss,l,
y hftsf y, goo stsud &C. Dor PARTICULARLY -
res A kCGslsT ony Pc ofaoe. nsvf s.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-05
GOVERNOR Y
His Last Official ACt-An All, CT
ing Scene.

A Cincinnati paper tells the following
story Of the last moments of the official
life of Governor Noyes, of Ohio: While
an immense crowd of people was congre>
eating about the Staterhouse to witness
the inaugural ceremonies (for it began to
assemble early in the day. an affecting in>
cident was taking place in the Executive
Chamber, of which there we're but one or
two eye>witnesses. Hundreds of guests
had called, and scores were calling, to say
their g~ood-byes to Governor Noyes.A Among
those who entered the chamber, however,
was an old man, thin, wrinkled, pale, and
~gray-hAired, and much bent by age and
manifest suffering. He timidly asked to
see the Governor, who stepped aside to a
window with him. The old man said he
would have called before, but had been
sick. He came at that late hour to make
an appeal for the pardon OF an eIrlnG son,
who had been confined in the penitentia>
ny for seven years, and who had three
more to stay. "What is the name Of
your son 2" asked the Governor. The old
man gave it. Governor Noyes then, with
out making any definite reply, requested
him to step into his private room and wait
till he was at l%casure. The fact was, the
pardon had been granted early that morn
ing, aud the old mans daughter had al
ready gone to carry the pardon to her
brother and accompany him from the pen
itentiary to the Governors Office. In a
few moments the liberated man arrived
with his sister, neither expecting to find
tho father there, aud the father not dreams
ing that the pardon had already been
granted. Ono can readily imagine the
scene as the Governor conducted the two
to the private room. The son flew to his
father and embraced him, and then filings
ing his arm around the Governors neck
covered his face with kisses. The old
man, overcome by the great happiness of
the moment, sank into his chair, sobbing
like a child. There were no dry eyes in
room, and those who, a few minutes later,
were talking and chatting with the re-
firing Governor in the reception-roow, IL,
tic imagined in what a touchingly pathet-
ic scene hc bad been a participant. The
liberated man has o wife and child eight
years old, a sister, and aged parents. 1t
will be o pleasant reflection during his
lifetime to General Noycs that it was one
of the last acts of his executive power to
Gil one household with the sunshine of
happiness, and restored the beloved one
long separated from them who had fear
fully con6ored for his crime.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-05
Teachers ana Directors Meeting.

On Tuesday last a number of the teach>
ers and directors met at Blountville.-
Superintendent Anderson called the house
to order and proceeded to business. He
first read a report ofwhat was done at the
Superintendent meeting at Nashville,
and then gave q brief history of the
schools. He stated hat the teachers
were alive to their duty, and were, with
one or two exceptions, giving entire salts
faction. He also stated that in some in,
stances he might have erred, but he hoped
they would attribute that to his ignorance,
for it was almost impossible for a man to
tell what kind of a teacher a person was
going to make by a few hours examines
ton. Several questions were also pro-
pounded as regard to the amount of pub
lie funds, &c, after which, on motion Of
S. Cartright, the meeting agreed to orga>
nize a Teachers Institute. The Super>
intendent, Mr.. Anderson, then called S.
Cartright to the chair for the purpose Of
organizing.
On motion Mr.. A. j. Cox, was elected
President, s. Cartright, Vice President
aud Prof. Hodge, Secretary, the following
committees were then appointed EXccu>
tive Committee d. b. Wexlcr, j.. p
Price and Prof. Elkins; Committee on
resolutions s.. Curtright, G.. W. McCary
and Prof. BriseUe.
The Institute then adjourned until 8
o'clock A. NJ,
Wednesday, Q o'clock A. NJ. met in
Jefferson Academy. lst, Advantages of
al Institute Prof. Price. How to conduct
an institute, S. Cartright. Vocal elc,
men!s, W. NJ. Poe. Spelling, Prof. Bris,
coo. Reading G. W, McCary, School
government, A. j. Cox. Address, Will
II. Fam. Question box and answers
Tho Institute then adjourned to meet in
Blountville on the first Monday in June
1874.
Hope every teacher will be present at
our next meeting.
More anon,
G. G. S.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-05
Attachment Notice.

5. j.. Kirkpatrick VS.. John f. Abby.
1t appearing from affidavit in this case
that the defendant, John f. Elvy, is just
ly indebted to the plaintiff, and removed
from this State. An Original Attach
ment having been levied on his property,
1t is hereby ordered that publication be
made in the "IIerald and Trlbune,n a
newspaper published in the town of
Jonesboro. Tenn, for four successive
weeks, notifying said John +. Alvy to APP
psar before mt at my Office in the 18th
District OF Washington county, 1ennes-
see, on the 9d day of July, 1874, and
make defence to said suit, or it will be
proceeded with exparte. This, the I'd
day of January, 1871.
JACOB +, BR0YLES, j. +. for
Washington County, Tenn.
janSwlpfs5
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-05
10th day Of February, 1871,
IN CHANCERY AT TAYL0RoNlLb'
John Kinnick, Complainant
Calvin r. " hite, and Lafayett JUNE
ResqOndants. 4,

Calvin +. " hite, and Lafayett JUNE
Respondents. i,r IN
IT appearing from the alloga'ioI, b,t
Complainant Bill, which is sworn .yi isnI
Respondent to f. White, is q nolliles ,Eerc,
of the State of Tennessee. IL fr
ordered that publication be maui and
four successive weeks in the lieraiT ~ ,bs
Tribune, a newspaper published ~ g,ine
town of JonesbOro', Tennessee, nOInyI
said nonresident defendant to apPTI" aon,
the Court House in Taylorsvllle vnSI
on the third Monday in FeDruall cam
1874 at a term of the Chancery Sr.og
then and there to be held slOr ION ION %
County in the first Chaucery Oetlsyi enl
said State and plead or make QUIZ ~ ans
defence to complaintants bill OF I"s .et ii
will be taken as confessed anu So,in.
hearing. exparte and complainant fd
prayed for and obtained a Ju1', jstpt
foran Injunction to restrain salu trsnf
ant White and all under him iroun onrt
ferridg or conveying the land, mel rore %
in the pleadings. then and theIei", %.
notify said deft White that ne j Of ths
joined until toe further order of pc
Honorable Court, This 2Uth u"!'
cember 1873. M.
Il. A. DONNELLY, -"
dec2jwlpfsl0
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-05
Attachment Notice.

O.. p. Childross, as Agent of j.. NJ. Bar !
vs..
a. V. Rankin.
IT appearing from affidavit in tins
cause, that the defendant A. V. Rankin.
is justly indebted to the plaintig, and
removed from this State, an original At
tachment having been levied on his
property;l 1t is hereby ordered that publ
cation be made in the Herald and Tribune,
a newspaper published in the town of
JoncSboro', for four successive weeks,
notifying said A. V. Rankin, to appear
before me ut my office in tile 9th Civil
District of Washington County, on thu
10th, day of JAN, 1874, and make defense
to said suit, or it will he proceeded with
eXpartc. This the Goth day of November
1873,
JAS. NJ. WILLIAMS. j. p. for
Washington County, Tenn.
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ALL persons indebted to the Estate
of VIM. CLOYD, deed, are hereby noti-
fed to come forward and make settlement
at once. Those holding claims against
the estate Of the said CIoyd decd, are
hereby notified to file them at once, OF
they win be forever barred.
GEORGE MCPHERSON.
Admir-.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-05
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CARTER COUNTY.
VIM. w, Hicks,
VS..
Mary A. Hicks,
Petition for Divorce.

Petition for Divorce.
IN this cause it is alledged in the petit
ton that the defendant Mary a. Hicks is
a nonresident of the State of Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Jonesboro', Herald and Tribune, notify
ing said defendant to appear at the next
Term of the Circuit Court for the Coun-
ty ofCarter to be held at Elizabethton
on the End Monday, in March next and
make defence to said action or the same
will be taken for confessed and heard.
exparte. Witness G. W. Emmert, CLERK
of our said Court at office in Elizabethton
the 2Rd Monday in November 1873.
G: W. EMMERT, Clerk.
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TN CHANCERY AT JONESBORO'
Bank of Bristol.
VS..
George W. Wylie, and others.

NcolSc W h9Hc, ana OClcrS,
IN this cause it appearing from the
Sheriffs return OF the Subpoena, that e
j. Brooks n of the defendants is a non
resident of the State of Tenn. 1t is there-
fore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Herald and
Tribune, Il newspaper published in the
town ofJ%onesboro', Tennessee, notifying
said nonresident defendants to appear
at a rule day to DO hal OIL the first Mon
day in February 1874, at the Clerk and
Masters office in said town of Jonesboro',
and answer this bill as the law directs. or
the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing eXparte. Witness b. F..
Swingle, G. and NJ, of said Court at office
in Joncsboro, this the 10th day of Dec. -.
1873. b. L. SWINGLE,'C C. q NJ. >
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AND
IN CHANCERY AT ELIZABETH,
i TON, CARTER COUNTY, Tenn.
David S. Nave, Rev. Commr.
VS..
Richard Kidwell, ct al.

In this cause it appearing from the al
legations of the bill, which is sworn to.
that the defendants, II. Cone and j. Ad-
Ter, are nOn-residents of the State often
nessee. 1t is therefore ordered that pnb-
licdtion be made for four consecutive
weeks in the "IIcrald and Tribune" a
newspaper published in the town OF
JonesborO, Tenn, notifying and calling
upon the said nonresident defendants to
appear before the Chancery Court at
EliZabethton, on or before the Second
Monday Of February next, to plead, an
swer, demnr or otherwise make defence
to said bill of complainant or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing eXparte rs to them.
This, the Both day of December, 1873.
JOHN G. SMITH, G.. & NJ.
F. .SINGLETARY, Solicitor.
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