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CROPS. The cotton crop Of this parish. will
fall below two-thirds, and should We be sited
with an early FROST one-half crop will be Il
pretty fair estimate. Clinton East Feltciana)
Patriot, Sd mst.
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LOST FOUND.

T OST-e TesterRas, 0ithss OF Gni y seroAAso
IL 0 savh I, Baronne OF Common tire Is pair of
ohry>tai 81 EEVE BUTTONS mom ted on gold and
r-pres Uting fox h. adj, vod an cnlDied insi o.
1t b ing family relic the oos.r offers a Tbe, al
reward to tie person who viii return il to L. Y.
HOi X SIS OFFICE No. A75 onimon sSI ,ot.
os ttNEHM
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sixth District Democratic and Conservative
Voters. Attention--A Grand MASS MEETING will
be held at the WHITE HOUSE corner of Tchoupi-
touas and Valenee streets, on FRIDAY EVENING
October g. l-74, AT i o'clock.
The members of the respective Ward Clubs. to-
sether with all citizens, white and coored are cor.
daily invited 10 come.
Gen. WAGGAMAN Col. ELLIS Mr. OGDEN
and other eminent speakers will address the meet
ing. EUGENE MAY,
President Twelfth Ward Central Club.
W. Z. CLARKE
President Thirteenth Ward Central Club.
f. O. CARTER,
os President Fou .teen;h Ward Central Club
Fossil Gnard>. Aftcmf0n-Reguar meeting
THIS Thursday EVENING, October 3 ls.i at Is
O'Clock at Continental Hall, No Carondelct street.
full and punetual attendance is earnestly request
ed as business OF Importance will he brought before
the meeting. l. l.. BRUCE President.
EpwN b. jennings, Secretary. os 2t'
Hall First Ward Central Democ rn tie Club
New Orlea = Oct. :. Is 4-Resnlar weekly meeting
viii be held at Melp meme, formerly Browns Hall
on the above date, AT p All Conservative cit
zens Of the ward cordially inv It'd TO attend.
d. Nc ARrHY, Secretary. os M&E
OBrien Guards, Attention. - The regular
meeting of this Club will be held on THU RSDAY,
October sth, at clock at their hall corner Of
LafaA cite and Locust streets punctu attendance
is requested. Hon +. A. Burke ard other prominent
speakers i'll address the citing.
BY order o. the Pr,s dent
A. VEZARD.
L j. REILLY. Secretary OS It,
Iien dqua rters Democratic and COnse -vntve
State Central Committee of the State OF Louisiana
There will l aijOu ned III. citing of this Commit
Ire at No. 81 ST. chs. les street. up stairs. FRIDAY
MORNING, a. 10 o'clock.
os2t r. Ii. MARI, President
Hea dqua rters Democratic md Con erva'ive
State Central Committee Of he STATE. of Louisiana
The regular in.s of this Committee will take
y ace at No. 81 st Charles street up stairs every
MONDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, and every
I URSDAY, at l. NJ
os I'd r. II. MARI President.
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CK FOR san No - nArEn NOV

OST CHECK FOR s4O, NO. IL, DATED Nov
IL T. 1873. drawn by Thee 4AaAe to . ueI f
Miner W. Smith and Endorsed by hlm, also cert
iel by Canal Bank. All p rites are warneo
against receiving the same, a. the la nix has been
notified. C. IL. TEBAULT, NJ. L.
el3 I'm
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WHITE LEAGUES.

Attention, Section u, G.. &. w. L.-Your
prompt attendance is requested al the Exposition
Hall, THIS Thursday EVEN Nc at 10 o'clock
without ms, for dIilb GEO. II. LORD
o. Ks Marshal, Com Section
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LEGISLATIVE TICkETe
For the senate.

For the senate.
First District First. I'd and Third Wards,
j. H. Grover W ]. Kelley and H d. Ogd' n.
Second District Foulth Fifth and sixth
Wards h. ID White.
Third U,st'ta seventh, Eighth and Ninth
Wards. Viii Stevens.
Fourth District Tenth and Eleventh Wards.
J. b. Eustis
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SIEAY ED--From the corfser of Chestnut ans
- First streets u Liver Coored and Whit, Pointer
DOG, answering 10 the name of POntO. The
party returning him the Ealletin office 1909 Ora
street .ill be rewarded ltMAE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Merchants Exchange Of New Orleaas--
Sdperintendents Office New Orleans. Octobet
ls74-At meeting OF the Board OF Officers, held Ia
evening it ordered that, for the purpose of IN
ing the mercantile community in general cisAi.
idea of the workings of the Exchange complimentary
tickets should he issued t0applcants entitli. tker
to the PRIVILEGES OF the Exchange for .hirt, days
closed To all but members Tickets can be obtaipe :.
ON apappcation to the Superintendent
w. {. RAYMOND, President
SAM'I. MULLEN Secretary and Supt. oaft
Texas Lan.ls.-Henry v. Mccall 3 lie Ga =
rond.e rect, Special Land Agent, will 5000 'eas e
for Texas, and attend to the sale of lands.
Office hours from 10 A. NJ. t. 7. NJ o6 81
Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Lite GM~
surance Association of Louisiana No. - Camp
street-New Orleans Oct 6. lS+-Members OF Mss
Association are hereby notified OF the death OF Ma
and &. $ >amues who died in this city ,J,tiy 2sth
1874 and are called upon to come forward withou
further notice and pay at the office Of the Asaoo's
ton No 10 Camp street, 81 ., each, b..
fore =. NJ. November l2rh. 1874.
Oh 1t r. W. YOUNG. Secretary
Once Of Louisiana Levee Company, Is
Carondelet street.-The Commission of State Eng
nceys having this day ordered the building
ahtySix $50 Lev ~ in v'rOus parts OF thu State
dur Ing the coming year regating about two milhOs
of cubic wards. the Levee Company desires ~ have
these LeveeS Quilt in the next four months The
Il constructing these Levees will be far in exsSss
all the cash resOu at the command OF tho LEVINE
Company. They will, therefore, be compelled ta
meet the exigercy by making contracts for bukfiO
these Levers in part for cash and part on credit
Contractors and pla krs Wishing tn build levo~
are Invited call at the office Of the Louisiana Love
Company and examine the lists aud specification
and obtain information 70 termA.
ri nter and others residing in the vincinity Of th
broken Levees, will have the preference in Obainin
contracts should they DESIRE
By order Of the President:
TIL l. HlX, Secretary and Treasurer
New Orleans, Oct !, 1874 3Se
OG1ce Of Bienville OH Works Company, Is
CarOndelet stree The Stockholders Of this oOIMpan
respectfully notified that tho annual election 70
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year, whit tab
place at their flee On MONDAY, October 12th, 1877
between the hours Of ~ A. NJ and =. NJ.
s27 to A. BENJAMIN, Secretary
Time Of Departure.-The NAH Traits By the 0rea
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at tho fOG
~ CalliOpe street at O'Clock p. M connecting with
all fast trains North, Eaat and West Pullman Pa
ace Cars on all trains Y4
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lading given to all stations h
road tor freight shipped per steamers r. < Les-
Pargoud and Natohez. J.JANNEY. Agent
te4 Ut Common staSos
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MOI ICE-Tle public 10 her-S notified not to
~ ne ti-te a certain MOI l. d't,d April 9th liza
fo the of six hundred and tween thr "a 100
dollars t.6.3 5i payable my order The Citizens
Bank at one year ficm ate and .igned BY A.
Bouche The said Note H. wing been 4 bv OF
totem from A NJ URAND
New Or cans October 6 1874 Os3
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p. T. Barnuns has offered $50, 900 for the
recovery of Charlie, Ross on condition that
he be allowed to exhibi him if found
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CrlON SALES.
BY Hoffman, Marks & Co.
FIRE-FIltE-FIRE.

| FIRE-FIKE-FIRE
EXTENSIVE SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
of Mr.. NJ. Bochet, No. 46 Chartres street,
slightly damaged by water at the late fire on
| Charities street.
DY HOFFMAN, M ARKS & CO.-Alex Levy,
ID Auctioneer-OttIcc. IS Charities street-On
SATURDAY OCTOBER 10. 1874 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ =,
at store No 46 Charires siLeet, up stars, will be
| sold :
| The entire stock CT NJ Boche,, consisting Of
| the finest and larg 81 assortment ol Millinery
rods, Ribbons, etc. ever otie, ed at auction i'll
! tins city, such as
| Bach and tolured silk Velyets,
Ribbons of all colers and widths, and OF all
qualities,
! Back and coiored silk Ribbons,
silk J'ullc and Bobts ct.
Fiowe s, Wreaths, ihs, Sa,ins. FeatheIO
V lis, Bonnets and Boz IT Frames,
Ut Ornaments, etc . and other articles too
| numerous to cnumeTate.
The attention of huvers Is called to this sale.
rs all the goods are OF recent importation, and
ire from the principal factories Of Lyon Paris
aud st. Etienne. snd re only sh, ,htly damaged
y wsters
Store Fixtures, shelvluge Show Cssee, to be
Id in block or pait.
Ia Terms Positively cash. oS til
d large and unreserved sale Of
25o Lott FINE sEAsoyABLE CLOTHING
200 Lots Gents Furnishing Goods, Railroad and
Carpet-baGs and Hats.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS Il CO.-Alex. Levy,
ID Auctioneer- Salesroom, 80 Chartres street.
IN THURSDAY, the sth lust, at 10 O'Clock AM
viii be sold,
$50 lots tine seas enable Clio hing comprising
line assortment Ct regular custom made goods
Also zoo Lots Gents Furnishing Goods Rail-
road bags, Hats, etc.
Terms at sale OS
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NCNICIFAL TICK Etc

Ffp. M, OF a.. J i,.d-.
administrator OF In roreDaents-E. A. Burke
Administrator If Finance E''. Piishury.
administrator Of POtice- Dennis Mccarthy.
Adninistrdi J. ot Gymnerce }. o. Landry
administrator If -iccr,,ds J. F. Brown.
ADMINISTRATOR ~ assessments q. l.. Bouny.
administrator Of W,ner WOrks-LeOn Bertoli
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BE.UR GA ID on KELLOGG.

THE RLACK LEAGUE-A NATIONAL CONTENTION
RLvIEw OF THE POLITICAL SITUATION
AID IT, CAUsES
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DENOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE
TICKETS.


STATE TICKET.
For Treasurer
JOHN G. MONCURE, OF CADDo.
For Congress:
FIR5T DISTRICT
GEN. r. l.. GIBSON. Of OIseone
SECOND DISTRICT
E. JOHN ELLIS. of Orleane
yHIRD DISTRICT
JOSEPH A. BREiUX, % Iberia
0oURTR DISTRICT
w. NJ. LEVY, a NatcheoeHea
WITH SGsrRICHo
w. 3. SPENCER, OF Conco9XA
SIXTH DISTRICT
JOS. NJ. MOORE, OF st. Landry
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The CRESCENT CITY RELIEF AssocIAr,oS.-We
are requested to state that the adjourned meet.
in. of this association, which was to have been
held on Thursday, will take place on Friday t Il
NJ in the ladies' psrlor # the st. charles Hotel
The object OF the meeting is to to adopt consti.
tuition and elect permanent officers.
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P.ROEHIAL TICKET

Criminal Nv .ilam Pagan.
Girl Sheriff Eng re Waeran,an.
Coroner of Ftfa, Fourth. FJh and Sixth Dis
Aicts-Dr. A. ia sta Il
Coroner q Second and THIRD Districts Dr.
De Blanc
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nccIcR I. L. SALOMONe
Physician and Surgeon

Eemovc! from the s"lNer of Washington an
Baronns streets !" SIG GaSonne. s,eaS Josephine
street. % enA
MOTTO. SOLD cur OUR ALE
N and BottinS establishment conducted fol
the past zen years at Nos rs. Is and 80 Bienvlli'
street to Mr.. LOUIS e. Army. We beg leave Il
return on sincere thanks for til. patronage o,
literally extended to Us during shat period.
And now We take pleasure i'll reconm ndin4
our success .or, Mr.. l.. 6. ARNAs to our friends
and customers.
We shall continue the sale Of HOPS, MALI
CORkS and BREWERS and DISTlLLtKS
SUPPLIES, at No. % date 5s) Gravier stree,
whe re we shall be pleased to meet our old friends
j, A. BLAFFER Il CO..
81 GravIer Stree "a
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BY Vincent T. Co.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
CHINA MATT INGS-
DY VINCENT 4 CO-62 and GA Custornhonse
ID str., ton THURSDAY, the Sth inst, at lO4
y Il OK, A. NJ. viii be sold
27J lots Of seasonabe Foreign aud Domestic
Dry Goods.
Also
GO rolls Red Check Mating. %
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Beard x Bro. iron cotton ties at &c az agency,
90 Magazine street.
Shepards patent starch gloss is so cheap that
any can use it. For sale by Swarbrlck IL Co..
prOcprs
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IRON SAFES. Seven iron safes, of various sizes.
to be sold this day at y. O'clock, at 81 Natchez
sreet-for account of storage. Messrs. Mont
gomery are the auctioneers
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance indorsed by responsible
aIfy
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FOR RENT.

V1W ETA neat Cottage, with ample grOnnd
/ fruit and ornamental trees, etc, on Prytan
street, Sixth, suitable for a small family H.
good tenant only. Apply t. STEPHEN GAY,
OS 1t LOG Camp street
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ID ETERRING To THE ABOVE, THE UN-
IL derslgned notifies the public that he vii
continue the BOTILfNG BUSINESS at Mes. 6
% and 80 Benviile street, heretofore conduct
ed hv Messrs. J. A. Bafter Co.. and respectfu ~
asks continuance OF public patronage SO long
extended to the old Erm.
LOUIS C. ARMY
26 % and 80 E;enville street.
New Orleans, Oct l, 1874. OF 1m
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Texas Lnnds.-Henry v. Mccall , lie Ga
ront.e rect Special Land Agent will 5000 teay
for Texas, and attend to the sale of lanas
Office hours from 10 A. NJ. {. : p. NJ % 81
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Once Of Bienville OH Works Company, q
CarOndelet stree The Stockholders Of this cOmpar
respectfully notified that the annual election 70
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year. will tab
place at their flee N MONDAY, October l2th, 1877.
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and 3P NJ
s27 to A. BENJAMIN Secretary
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VNO RENT = No, is Magazine street = Newt
i painted with carpets mating table and kitchen
ware containing four bedrooms, with bedding, oto
CO nplete two parlors dining room two gallerie
and two halls, up and down stairs. Address 5. T
3as Carondelct street. OS Ct
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a NOlHEH CHANCE.
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
In aid of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
lucky, postponed to November 80. 1874.
Drawing certain al thai date.
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LNOR RENT-Bar of Steamboat Governor Allen
IL for twelve months Apply on board b
JNO q. BENSON
or to JNO, JANNEY,
OF 1t NJ Common street
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LHOR RENT-Cornsr Camp and Juia strecta-th
Il upper part of tho fonr story brick building. TIL
finest location ia the city for res dtnce Tma
reas nabe Apply to JNO K. RENAUD / CO.
OF lw
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BY Albert Paul.

GO rolls Red Check Mating.
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tanning losses at the late Ia &c fire in the
Fourth District, where out OF two squares OF
hou es burnt, he reported two single buildings,
is the ever watchfrl otfic. that executed this
warrant. As regards the fire it is very doubt
tul whether be was there ut all. he shoulder
ca the response bility at any rate, as his name
was down as the man that made the report.
ACcIpENT-M John Counors foreman of
a section OF the Mobile and Texas Railroad,
Brought to the Fifth Precinct station one
Charles Bremer, a native of Germany, aged
81 Years, whom he found at halt-past Il
o'clock last night, out one mile from the
city. He was severely injured in the hip
bon by the locomotive while sleeping on the
track. Dr. Schum ecker. City Physician. sx-
amined the wounded man and pronounced
nm out OF danger.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY Cola was
maGe happy Yesterday evening nbont i az clock
bv the Appearance OF an officer just as Willie
X lly had got the best OF hlm. and Was ABOUT
to have another spar. when he was arrested
and lock ed up i'll the Eighth Precinct Station
where charges Of assault and battery were
preferred again st him by Geo. Cola.
THE HOSPITAL At 9 o'clock last night a
co ored man named Richard Brown, aged 30
years. was sent to the Charity Hospital from
the Sixth Precinct Station.
Sick AND DEsTITUTE-A white man named
James KING. a native OF New York, aged 30
wears. was sent to the Oh ,rity Hospital from
the Levee. head of Bienvlile street, in sick
and destitute condition.
UNDER FALSE PRETENsEs. Officer Pike yes
terd4,y morning at lO:4U o'clock, arrested one
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NOR RENJ-SMALL rENEhRH1Sp Or TWO
Il rooms zach and corner store % sissp or che
ner Of johnson and G1vse streets. Mo-. tive
story house with ten rDna 10 Cts 0<ssSt. AlD0
yard for storage lRs Fulton street. aSe'
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NOR KENT-On account of moving in
IL stores, ~ and so Canal and 81 Common stree
We off for rent at very low psice, old stand
66 and e. OmmOD street. We will rent one or bOth
Apply to ISAACSON, SElXAS CO, GrOcers,
and 6S G. mnOn 4 rect OAu
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
THE ogIsIANA DEBT.

who Are :a siunderers and Robbers.
1t has Gr, charged that the Radi-
calls stole L.a.jana into debt. War
moth. the g. he rascal of the State,
was "a Irao. light in the Greeley
movement Tie S now White
Lacquer. He.e are the facts about the
State debit
The public debt Of Louisiana is, in
round numbers, S24 600 600, S9,OOO,OuO
whereof were contracted by Democrat
ic Legislatures anterior to the war. In
1865, when the military domination
of the United States so far relaxed
there as to suffer the assemblage of a
Legislature, such body met, consist
ing. with scarcely an exception, OF
Democrats, who had Just returned rom
the field with Confederate honors. 1t
was grand council OF Democratic
captains, colonies and generals, and
between 1860 and 1867, under these
auspices, IS, 600, 600 more were sadulel
upon Louisiana IN new puuhc oollgaN
lions. Among these prodigal leglsla'
tors were McEnery, the KING Oh the
recent Louisiana anarchy ana many
of his most mischievous coadJ utors.
we ma, tnen, Slt ,OuOiuuO VI tllS t-ii
OOO,OO of the public debt of that State
attributable solely tODemOcratic eX-
travagance. The residue of S7,OOO,OOU
alone has incumbered the State since
the Louisiana Democracy were beaten
in 1868.
This is the public debt with which
Governor Kellogg has to deal. He has
added not dollar to its amount, but
has projected funding bill that eliml
mates ten millions of spurious obliga'
lions, wholly barren of consideration
and reduces taxation from %! to IA.
mills. His amendment to the consti'
tuition restricting the State debt here
after to Sl5, 600, 600, the recent Demo
cratic platform COunsels its followers
not to support We discover, then, how
vapid is PENIS arraigument of thu
Kellogg administration for a State deb
for which the Democrats of Louisiana
may thank none but their own partl
san chiefs. If the debt was a legiti
mate provocation to shoot on the l4tl
instant in New Orleans, McEnery an,
his file leaders should have been tn
first to fall. The municipal debt
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
Sheriff IS Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSJED
ID from the Circuit Court of Knox county. Ton
nessee. and to me directed in favor Of the State
will,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30

l. the food taken into the stomach is not dt-
gestpd II econ poses. In the latter case a pun
eut gas is deveioped, which causes sour eructa-
tons or else the stomach itself secretes an acid,
which. rising upward at intervals, stings the gut
let shlrp'y. These extreme y uisagreeabe sen
sations are attributable to impaired digestion,
To get rid Of them, or prevent their recurrence,
il is only necessary to tsne and regulate the gas
answer to postpone the great corrective with the
idea that the unple tsant symptoms will disappear
of thensel' es so far from that being the case,
thev almost invariably eliminate. if neglected,
in chronic dyspepsia, with its coneomitants OF
gnawing IL the stomach, dizziness, perverted Wis.
ion headache and sleeplessness. 1t is true that
ali these disagreeables may be obviated by a
course Of u Bitters; bot now much wiser to an
tcipa.e their arrival with or two doses OF that
sure preventive Of indigestion and strengthen 7
Of the alimentary Orgrns.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30

New Orleans is sol ,OOO, OOO-an amount
tlat has accrued mainly since the war
and under Democratic rule. Since
that time she has had four Democratic
Mayors ia direct succession-Kennedy,
Monroe, Conway aud Wilt, the pres
ent incumbent. The charges against
Monroe and Conway by their own
partisahs were most grave, and dur
log the last two years Wilt has been
scarcely less violently criticised by
them.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
Original Attachment
Sanford. Chamberlain & AIb,r. VS. J. 5. Miller.

Sanford. Chamberlain 4 Alb,rs VS. j. S. Miller.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, KNOX COUNTY
y In this cause it appearing by affidavit, that
the defendant, j. 5. Miller i. justly indebted 10
the plaintiffs and has abscORded, that the
and an original attachment having been WED on
his properly. IL Is therefore ordered, that pubi-
cation be made in the Knoxville Weekly ChrOn-
vale, tor four successive weeks, commanding tho
said S, S. Miller, to appear before me or some
other getting Justice Of the Peace, at my Office in
day OF October 1874, and make defense TO said
suit against him. or it will be proceed with ex
parte JULIUS OCHs, Z. for Knox county.
iYyli2 W.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
Court nt SeyieFSiiIe,
Tennessee.
Teresa Chance and Scyuthia Atchley vs., J. I
TIotter ct ais.

N THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
I commitments till. which is sworn TO. that the
defendants, Char'Cs +. Pl'e, josiah c. Leath,
Mary j. Lcu.h. samuel ?. Leath, James Calvert.
Patrick Calvert AID Alexander Calvert are non
residents of this State s." that the ordinary pro-
oegs ofiHw can ult u, carved on them and it
further appearing { at I've name ana places o.
re ideuCe of the heirs at-llw of Poly Guthrie,
Elizabeth Atch.cy and Beoecct Siyeley are IN
known. so that tho ordinary process Of law can
by the Clerk Master that publication be made
ia the knoxville Weekly Oh Onicle, a newspaper
published in the city Of Knoxville, State of Ten
nonresident defendants and said parties whose
names and places Of residence are unknown TO
appear before the Chancellor OF our said ChanOery
Court al a court to be held al the Court House in
Sc rlCrVille Tor the county OF SEWER tle second
Monday of OctOter next and make defense to said
bill or the same will be taken for confessed ana
the cause set for hearing eX-parte. This the 9th
day of september, a D., 1874
'xl6Wit Attest: ID. ?. GASS, c. & NJ
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bill for Partition of Land.

Daaiel 10y and wife ct al, VS.. Francis NJ. Conner
and wife ct al.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CAMPBELL
L COUNTY, TENNESSEE. In this cause it APP
pearing from the allegations of the bill. that
Faancs NJ. Conner and wife are non-residents OF
the State and beyond the reach of ordinary pro
ces il is therefore ordered by the Court, that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Knoxville Chronicle. paper published in
Knoxville, notifying the said Francis Nj. Conner
and wi to appear before the County Court OF
Campbell County Tennessee. on the first Monday
in November, 1874 and make defense to the al
legations of said bill or the same will be taken as
confessed. and set for hearing ex parte as to
them. S ptember 7th. 1874.
iyS6wlt JOHN JONES. Clerk.