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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-08-22

:
- Ia Circuit Court
Eber H. Bly,, plaintiff against
Adolph Buechner, Katherine Bucchner his
wife, Scargall Wakelip and Mary Wakelin
his wife, defendants.
The State of Wisconsin, To the above named
DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action which is
filed ia the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court in the Court House at Superior III said
County Of Douglas, and serve copy of your
answer on the subscriber at his office III Su-
peror aforesaid within twenty days after the
service of the summons in this action exclu
sive of the day of service. II you fail TO an
swer the complaint within that time the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated July 10th 1874
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e.cirujudt@ioJ opinion Of the U. s.
Attorney General, Oh the st. Croix
land grant; aud we now give below,
some comments of our State press
on that high fnnction4ry's oliciouS
dict,oo:
From Che Stale Journal, Madison.
SURPRISING DECISION.
Attorney General Williams has
decided that the St. Croix land
grant lands have reverted to the
government aud may be rcmitted to
the public domain by order of the
Secretary Of the Interior. This is
directly opposed 70 the decision Of
the United States Court, after d full
heari"g ot the case.
The Attorney General tendency
to the wrong side Of qnestions may
not be chronic, but it seems to be.
We hope the Secretary OF the Inte-
rior who has proved, in other mat
ters to be a man of good iud -ment
and decided nerve, will await the
decision Of lhe Supreme Court be-
fore he puts the lands in market.
From the Milwaukee Wisconsin.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND THE ST. cRoIx
GRANT
rs announced in our telegraphic
columns several days ago, Attorney
General Williams haS decided that
the unsold lands IN the ST. Croix
grant are forfeited TO the State and
that they will be remilted to the
public domain by the Secretary OF
the interior issuing an order putting
them on the market.
He declares that no action of con
gresS IS necessary to restore the
lands to the public domain. This
is contrary to the decision Of the
United States Circuit Court, which
expressly declared that an act Of
Congress is necessary to restore the
Lands to the government domain.
It is stated that the Attorney
General gave this decision at the re
quest of the Secretary of the Inter
ior, which would indicate that the
latter had been importuned to de-
clare the lands forfeited. There
are undoubtedly parties interested
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HIRAM III y Id,
P9t'Ts Atty, Superior, Wisconsin.

rTATE OF WISCONSIN,, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
y IN Cigcut Cpur.
William H. Smith administrator OF the estate
of Bella Brooks deceased ntc~tate, against
Hczekial ". Shaw and Eliza A Shaw, his
wife.
BY virtue and in pursuance OF Judgment
Of foreclosure and sale rendered III the above
entitled cause on the 18th day of June A. ID.
1874 by which il was decrecd that the mort
gagged premises hereinafter described, or so
much thereof as may be sufficient to raise the
amount OF Sll597 10 due TO the plaintiff for
principal, interest and costs i'll said cause be
sold at public auction by OF under the dircc-
ton of the Sheriff Of said county, | shall on
the ! til day of August 1874 at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon at the front door OF the Court
house III the town OF Superior III said County
offer fo sale and sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder the following described mort
gagged premises situate i'll the town OF Supe-
rior, county of Douglas and State OF Nlscon-
sn namely: TIE southeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter OF section two ~ III town
ship forty eight (tS) north of range fourteen
Q4l west containing 40 acres more or less.
Dated Sherif1's Office, Superior, lsconsin,
June 26th. 1874. JAMES NEWTON,
Sheriff of Douglas Co, Wis.
II. HAYES Plaintiffs Attorney. jun21auSS
| hereby adjourn this sale until the 18th
day Of September S74.
Sheriff Office, Superior, Wisconsin, Aug.
18th, 1874. JAS. NEWTON,
sep5 Sheriff of Douglas County Wise
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AGEET G BROKER,
CONGRESSIONAL CONVECTION.

SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN.
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struction to the act, Mr. Attorney
General Williams to the contrary
Notwithstanding
From the Ontoo.~nn Tinar
HARD TIMES
That times are hard and trade
dull on Lake Superior is apparent
to all The cry comes from every
town on the Lake. Duluth is dull.
fearfully dull, and has a hard winter
before it. Superior and BAYFIELD,
feel the pressure, but not to the ex-
tent of some other towns. as they
have a limited population which de-
pend onresources within themselves.
Ashland is duh almost to desertion..
caused bv the entire cessotion Of al
work on the WiSconsin Central Rail
road. Marquette has been shook to
its very centre and is passino
through season that indeed tries
mems souls. In the copper rcoion
we have not felt the effects Of the
financial panic as severely as the
IRON district, but the storm has
reached us and every one is prepar-
mo for the worst. Copper has ooue
down and probably will continue
down at least for a while, neverthe-
less or general business is increas-
ING and growing Our population
is increasing and our copper pro
ductIons that increasing and will
continue to increase; not the mum
Der of working mines are increasino
on the contrary they are decreasing
for the want of capital to properly
and thoroughly equip them to pro-
.duce copper cheaply, but the in
creased productions come from those
mines that are opened and equipped
for extensive work. The general
business of H0ughton county was
never more fourishing than to-day.
In Keweenaw county its minino in
dustry looks encouraging, but busi-
ness in the towns on the shore i,
dull. In Ontonaoon county our
mining business is duh, but few Of
the mines working with anv GREAT
force, notwithstanding the great
richness of our veins many Of which
have not nor can not be eycelIed in
their copper producing qualities.
The mining business of the county
being dull makes the general bust
ness Of course dull. In the town Of
Ontona~on il is not so dull as we are
in a measure seIfsunnor,ino raising
more aoricnIturaI nroduce than wa
can conspna ca tha+ wa oan ,,,s.
=
through the financial storm.
" : oii L INC '0VPe' 'or are il't
alone IN thtS great depreSSloh; eve
ryWhere can the cry OF hard times
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a G. NATION, 0swego, n \.
5. I. MURRAY, Niagara Falls, \. Y.
n. Rowe, West Troy, n. Y.
GEo. w. FLOWER, Watertown, n. Y.
w. j. BABcocK, Rochester, \. Y.
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t,rATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
- Ii .r.t,l IN
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-11
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Chancery Court at TaxexyeII
Tennessee

sterling Pearson and wife, Eliza G b. Homeston and
Enf; , M;ary Mtfhell Wilson and wife, Martha, and
Davis. Margaret Davis, Martha DAVIS Louisa Dayisy
susanna Davis, Gather ne Dayi ''
y THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
olil nied winch is sworn tO,that John Davis Thomas
DAVIS Mary Davis, Margaret Davis, Martha DAVIS
are nonresdents OF the State of Tennessee so that
the Ordinary process OF law cannot be served on bam.
u therefore ordered by that publication be made
i9r our SUCCESSIVE weeks in the Knoxville Weekly
mhronlcle, weekly paper published al Knoy siiic
tennessee notifying said resident defendants n
appear before the Chanc ry Court at razeweii Tenn.
on tne second Monoay Of April next and ma ke de-
tense 70 sad bill or the will be taken as confessed
ahH set ior nearing eN parte. February q, 1874.
fmiiIIUPPy Vi oroer; u. AUSMUS @. & NJ,
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I'm Chancery Court ut JacksbOrO'.
renRe- see.

Daniel II. Rdenour VS.. George r. Blackburn ct al.
IN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING FROM THE
j Allegations in the bill which is sworn TO-, that the
defendants George r Blackburn. Isabella Blackburn
his wife, formerly Isabella Buck, ohm +. Har is, Lu
ey Harris his vile; formerly Lucg Buck Walter A.
Buck, Cassandra Buck, and Ann M Riece formerly
Ann NJ. Buck, are al non residents OF the State Of
Tennessee: 1t is therefore ordered bv that publi
cat for four successive weeks be made in the Knox
Tennessee notifying said defendants appear before
the CT rk Master. at his office in Jacksb ro. Ten
nessee ON the LIST Monday June 1877 Che the last
Rule day OF said court preceding the term OF said
court TO be held Mt JacksborI Tennessee, the Sd
Monday of June lS14) and file their answers other
defence 70 said bill or the will be taken co
fessed aud for hearing oVparte as 10 them. This
February 18Th. 1914. -
j. S. LINDSAY, Clerk and Mnst.r
ii24w4t efth ChanceTy Court at Ja,ksboro'.
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suERIFF,s SALE.

pY- VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS. FROM THE
OF Tennessee, and directed 20 the Sheriff Of Knox
county, ] will, on MONDAY. the Oh day Of March.
Vile sell for cash in hand 10 he highest bidder enc
Farm lying in the 10th district. OF Knox county Ten
the lands OF Anderson Baker Jane Draper and 9th RS
containing b. estimation hundred acres. Levied
the properly OF the heirs of Thomas Draper, de-
of Tennessee. IN layor Of John NJ Stanley Draper
hi7diMS Il, = ifARRIsON. Dennty Sh,G.
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Origina, Attachment.

S-AEE o. Tenn ssEE, CAMPBELL COUSTY--,i. X. Nc
Fariand VS. James V. McFarland
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
i that the defendant james V. Mcfarland, is justly
indebted 20 the plaintiff andis non resident Of lhs
State so that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served on him. and an original at achment having
been levied bis prop ry; II is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Knoxville CHRoNIOLE
a newFpape published in tie city of Knoxville, for
tour successive weeks, commanding the sad James "
Mcfarland 20 appear bcfOr some other acting
Justice Of the Peace at my eff in Jacksboro Camp
bell county. on tho 18th day Of Apr and ma Q
defence 20 said suit against him il will be proceed
+ ADJ ms.
Justice of the Peace for Campbell county.
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Chancery Court at eVIerVIIIe.

A. j. McCGlie. administration &c, IS. :. w, Randles
IN THIS CAUSE. IT. APPEARING PROM. THE
L comp Ginants bill. which is sworn TO, that the de
samuel Black. non residents, IN It the ordinary
process of law cannot be served them: II Is there
be made for four consecutive weeks in the Rockville
Week Chr niele. newspaper pub ished az KnrN-
willie state of Tennessee. notifying sad non-resd Mt
defendants 10 appear at the Office Of the Clerk and
Master in the court house at Seyieryil the first
Monday of April next and make defense 70 said BILL
the will be taken for confessed and setto hear
in parte
This the 9th day of February. u 1874.
iil8 4W Attest; ID. p. GA sc. NJ,
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NOTICE.
Sherin,s Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS, TO NE
ID directed from the Chancery Court of Knox coun
y, Tennessee, issued tho 2Oth day Of January 1873.
cash in hand on the 10th day Of March. 1874 in the
town Of Knoxville. in front Of the Court House, one
in bounded as follows: On the east by Temperance
street. on the south by A. Mabry. the be ng the
property which said Fain resides, ana TO salts
fy said executions against him. This February g.
1874
ii2idltw3t VIM. FISCHER, Deputy Sheriff.
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I'm ChancerV COur at SeVIerVIIIe.

-u"'S housueh CT M We. John ii. Caldwell ct al
-, ,,r,,, - -. Bill of review
THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM COM
plal3anSs pill. which is sworn to- that the defend
ant, John y mcNutt is resident ofthis State 80
tnat n. ordinary process Of law cannot be served on
h,n u + therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master
the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle, a newspSper nub
nshed N the cit Of Knoxville State of Tenn essee not-
ng said non-re ident defendin TO appear t the oica
Of he CLERK and Master of the Chan cry urt nj Ss
we ~ e. on The st Monday of April next and make
eeIense 70 SAID bill. or the will be taken for con-
Iessed and the cause 10 you set hear ex nsTta
I'M. the 18th day of January. A. D.. 1874.
AtLe,st' d p GASS. G. AN
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SheriH,s Sales.

DY VIRTUE OF NENDIrIONI EXPONAS
ID issue from the Supreme Court OF Errors and APP
peals, at Knoxville, Tennessee and 20 me directed,
will, on SATURDAY, the tn lay Of March, 1874, be-
in front of the court house in the city of Knoxville
sell for cash in hand to the highest bidder public
cutlery certain tract parcel of land lying and sit-
ated.n the nth civil district Of Knox county Tennes
see containing twenty acres more less, adjoining
VIM Ddncan, Carter Bowman and Newton CASH
ion Levied as the property OF Samuel Duncans
heirs. satisfy Judgment in favor of Isabella and
i King vs.. Lddy duncan, Matt Franklin and Newton
Cashiun iil2dlw3 Y. H, GOSSErT, Sheriff.
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In the ChRncery COura at Dandrtdee
TenneRSaa-

b. NJ. Branner ct al. executor. &C., VS.. j. R. Brown
ct al.
THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING To THE CouRr
4 that the defendant, X Brown Is a non resident.
rs ordered by The Court hat publication be maze Tor
Ionr successive weeks in the Knoxy lie Weekly Chron-
Shaneery Court at cambridge ON or before the second
inday OF July next, and make defense to complain
ants b or the same will be taken for confessed and
me cause set for hearing ex parte as to him, ~
true copy of tn order TAX en- from the record
rtteSI;, u. X, N BLACKBURN, c. 4 M,
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In Chancery at RutIed@e.

samuel Shields. Admir-. Of Henry AIsup VS.. James n
Alsup and others.
TNTHIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
allegations in the bill which is sworn TO that A.
ME Parrot one Of the dc PENDANTS to said bill Is nom
resident OF the state of Tennessee; IL is tberefor.
ordered that publication be made for four consecntye
weeks IN the knoxville Weekly Chronicle notifying
said non-resident defendant TO appear before onr
said Chancsry Court at Rutledge on the Third Nor
DAY oil Aprl next and make defense to said bin or the
same VIII be ken for confessed and set for haar;ne
sx part. Witness c. c. smith, G. 4 M. Of saiS
Court at ohce in Rutledge, this February 81 iS7I
Atrue copy test: 81 io'i'
,,., &C, SMITH, CAM.
hlfWi' By W. q. READ, D. IN
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I'm the Circuit Court, .Jener-
son County.
Altamira Carr W.. Andrew Carr.
Petition for DiYnrcn.

Petition for Divorce
TNTlIIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM THE Al
legations o. the bill which - sworn TO, that IN.
residence ofthe defendant Andrew Carr, iIunknown.
1t therefore ordered by the CLERK of said Court tba
Bubioatlon be made for four successive weeks in the
knoxville Weekly Chronicle NOTIFY " said defepdont
20 appear heior the Circuit Court at Dandri,Ige on
or 6eioEe the First Monday of April next and mafs
deense TO said etition, the same will be TAX. for
February, 9th, 1871. % T"'''' Ah's
iebi wit S. s. McCUISTION c. LM
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Cattle, Hogs and sheep for Sale.

GRADE JERSEY Carrie OF Extra MIXING QuALITIEs.
Fifteen cows with calf to imported Jersey bull, $50
70 0O twentTfge hefers. s25 TO IN; six bull calves.
soto 80 Pure Der shire pigs rom Imported stock.
SO TO .; So llhdown and Cotswoli sheeI Address
q w MABRY,
nsW I'm Concord. Tenn,
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In Chancery at RutIcdge

iU ANUEItsUGc
John Nethrrland VS.. John S. Easley and others
Amended Bill
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM THE
4 allegnhons in the bill which is sworn to- that the
disendants James W, Easley. j. p. L. Jennings and
VIE Mary Jennings are On-resdents of the state Of
tennessee it is there ore ordered BY the Clerk and
Master that publication be made for four cons ecutive
webs IN the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle
lore lore pr said Chencery Court at Rutledge, on the
Ahir9 MONDAY OF April next, and make defense 10
cause as to them set for hearing ex parte Witness /:
", y IN CLERK a, Master Of our said Court at
once IN hutledge, this 2lst day of February 1874
4. uue COPY tesc e. I. SMITH, q. * M,
II1Nt. BY W. q. READ, ID O.. 4
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John +. lIerne & Bro. W.. Geo. A. Hill
IN THIS CAUSE, IT APPERING BY AFFTDA-
~ VIZ mat the defendant is justly indebted to the
p'antns, anu ~ non resident of the state of Ten
on ms property II is therefore ordered that pubca-
ton oe made the knoxvileW eekly Chronicle for four
pear before me at my Office IN SevervilIe Sewer coup
", tennessee, on the LIST Mon ay Of April 1874 and
make defence or this cause will be proceeded with ex
pa!1e,, a, E. s. SNAPP, j. P
ASodltW0t for Sewer County
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DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID from the Supreme Court of Errors and Appeals at
court, No, 3l90X320. Jos phi A Cooper in error, vs.
Doll ( Cullen, and Others ] will, on SATURDAY, the
A N and 4 o'clock ". in front OF the court house
in the city of Knoxville. soil for cash in hand to the
highest bidder. at public outcTy certain ira par
eel fland situated and lying IN the l2th:vil district
Of Knox county, Tennessee adjoining the lands If W,
T Helms and fieorgs Kennedy. the farm belonging
TO the heirs of VIM B, Smith, deceased. and others,
containing one hundred and sxt. i've acres more or
ess with the thereuntO attached, bein
the same farm he said Joseph A. Cooper purchased Of
w. q. BrownloW the 10Th day Of September,s 1865.
Levied the property OF Joseph A. Cooper, to sat
isfy the judgments IN the above mentioned causes
V. +. G0SSErr, sheriff.
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In tne ChRncery Court at DandrfdRe Her
fersOn county. Tennessee.

William e abrath administrator, VS.. Sarah Dick and
Othe /.
PURSUANT TO A DEpREE OF SAID COURT
a IN mis- cause at the January Term 1874 tae Mas
yer hereby gives notice u ell of the creditors OF Of The
estate VI Vim. Dick. deed. that they must lie their
claims properly authenticated, before The 2nd Monday
Oh uly next or they will be forever barred
,e-, d: r. n. BLACKBURN, c. An,
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FE WEIR AND .AGUE.

Fever and Ague Cured for FIFTY Cents.
There Is not a remedial agent in this world thG will
cure Fever and Ague and al other MalRrous Bilious.
Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and other Few rs taded by
Radway's Pills. so quick as Railways Ready Relief.
Ready Relief 50 cents per bottle and Pills p cents
a box. Sold BY Druggists.
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Notice.

NE SPECIAL ~ S LPAARINBRSTIP OF E. A.AKERS.
me st day Of March, 1873. is tn day dissolved bv
limitation; The business will be continued by j. X.
and u. McCalum, with whom Mr.. Akers viii ~. ~
main as General Sale sman '' ~
J. r McCALLUM
j. ID. McCALLUM
NH. -s-,.,,, ". A. AKERS.
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ChanCery Court Of Anderson Comfy.
Tennessee,

49, L IERM.-rHIS Is To NOTIFY PAR
vi, IL Es ana th'r SOLICITORS in said Court that there
IN W a 9peclal Term ui the same opene and held ~
ne court house in Clinton Tennessee on the second
monday lthe hh day. Of February. 1871.
by order Of Chancellor a. p Temnle
c,,. W. II. WHlTSON, c, AN
Sthtoh' January q, 1914, O9dlW5)
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pY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Supreme Court Of Errors and Appeals. At
SATURDAY. the It'll day of March. 1874. between the
hours Of ~ o'clock and o'clock NJ, sell for cash
in hand 70 the highest bidder. at public outcry in
front the court house in the etY Of Knoxville
tain lot parcel of land belonging TO II. j., W, Ny
nat lying and situated in the l2 civil district Of
Kbox county Tennessee. in what is known as Nc
Ghees Addition 10 Knoxville, being lot No. G2 a d
fronting 49, feet the east side OF Akin street and
running back l2j feet TO alley together with all the
appurtenRRces thereunto attached, 20 sekisfy JUG
ment in the Supreme Court of krrors and Appeals at
Knoxville in favor Of Caswell Lewis vs. ii. l. w Ny
matt and others. v. y, G0SSErr, Sheriff
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DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS ISSUED
me direct d. ! will. on SATURDAY, the III gay Of
March, 1874. between the hours of 10 O'clock and
Knoxville sell for cash in hand TO the highest bidder
pu lie Ou'cry two certain tacts parcels Of land
situated and y in the 18th civil di trct If Knox
county Tennessee containing two hundred and fheen
acae& or 10 tract bequeathed 70 y. ID Arm
str ng BY his father, Aaron Armstrong adjoining the
lands Of MOse Armstrong, Jehn Luttrel aud others;
one tract known as the John Newman TT ct, upper
half Of " hundred acre tract, adoininR formerly
the Aar1n Armstrong tract and the HoIstOn river
Levi on as the property Of II. b Armstrong to salts
~ two ju Ements IL the Chancery Court of nos un
~, one in favor of w. s. Johnson w. Lemuel Story
and others, the other in favor W. w, Beard and w,
). johnson Y. T. GOSsErr.
iil2-dltw3t sheriff
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Notice.

Mch lst, 1S74-iiildltwat
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