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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.
ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS PROPOSED BY TIE COM
MITTEE on WAYS AND MEANS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, May 2j.-The Committee on
Ways Means to-day made alterations and additions
to the Tariff bill before reporting il to the House. The
bill recently published is correct with the following
exceptions;
Al! stu wines are to pay 40 cents per gallon in CASKS
ana 81 30 per dozen quarts or PMS III bottles it
is prOvIso that any wines Imported containing more
Unlicd states. Maccaronl ana Vefnlccih thlec cth,s
and similar preparations nyc cents a pound
AnchOyirs AID sardincs in oil IN boxes Is cents pr
whole box, % cents per hall pOX' cohs itr d.fttI
box, and in any other form 60 per cent at VaOrrm
Bags other than Of American mlnumcturc IN WHEN
grain shall have been actually exported rom he uueu
States he returned 10 the United safes Tree oi
duty under regulations to he prescribed by The secre
tary of the Treasury. All machinery adapted cN
cu,vely the manufacture OF kie, iu;e or Tx nay
be admitted into the United States rce vi daily lUr twJ
years from the lst o. July next.
Amendments to the Internal Revenue laws are APP
pended to tie Tariff bil among them the following:
Each Collector is to appoint as many deputies as he
may ti1k proper under certain regulations Provision
IS made !nT mo redemption OF revenue documentary
stamps. the 81 VIII j rendered unnecessary DJ
the repeal o. the tax for the payment OF which snch
stamps were VroyCci. They are TO b. redeemed before
the ii q! October next. Schedule f. amen lei to IL al
astOnOW5: Bank c.cc'. drafts, ANT vouchers Tor the
payment Of ANY tur Ui money %h5tcvor. drawn upJn
cents" Aneudmc it5 are made by which brewers are
called wholesale and retail dealers in malt liquors,
stead OF BENG cassct with spirit dstlrrS. Heavy p-u
attic, are prescribed for Nin@ 20 cIak barrels on kcs
any aEl hearing che sim!itujr 81 an ,scI stamp. No
mash, wort or wash Shall DC lcFcAoi cISt"ne'' 'hah
Match N manufacturers required to keep their books
open for inspection and to mara on the box or trA'S
the number of matches cOnialItl th.rclh tAe h'@tc
do subieciing ;hcm To penalties S'iit bass AZ TO
pay tax Of 10 Per cent on hrir hating hoS; aiso
any person, firm, or association WhO Ssura notes oth,f
than those Of the National bank 20 pay the same rate
tax. tn bill aboShes proprietary stamps upon All
medicines prepared IN accOiidd.c WIN thn StiHd'rti
formula or physicians prescriptions Any farmer OF
paHtef may sen AZ the pnc3 o. producioh tobacco oi
his growth at reIn directly 10 Consumer 10 an
amOudt not exceeding slCO ANNUALLY
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Tor other Ship Ncrs see Second Page

Tor other ship Ncrs Second P1get
ARRIVED.
s,o,msr, Goethe '(Ger Wilson Hamburg May H.
se.%,np Po, Ls Bennads May 81 produce pass
Luat Bros. . ,r,,-,.- , - c,, 49,.
S@p ~nsas,on tof LaGca,ter Campbell CaIcut., Peb With
Snip Roer, Peel stetsou LOnioo H. Isle wgs, 50
sir Nor Gun.rs.u, Tonsberg 81 dave in ballast I''.
Barl Ha1nSa tor a,len 60 ballast snshOrA
Bak Aurora Sor Alaese Iave April in ba. anchored
srl Eahzea Sor, Lyier.rn Gloucester Eng, Apn T. 10
ballast l. anchored in lower Bay Tor ORDER.
BARK Aer NOr) o4 Antwerp API 40 N ballast anehoTsi
br EdwssI ASro lo POul G.en Caibaen IS days with
BARK AureOa o BiIeori arue uco 90 days with sugar
Bars Stobe lSor) jacobsen Mezina 80 days. with fruit
Bar Bar Sot Vsr.a, So IcS L.Ssand IS as in ba..
Is 9aaIIs a At sa1 no0 1aI co,ur Arr H. with md
bsr1 Leoaia naLl Bras,o Siso 32 ,ays - b1 ballast.
B,S peags N9. n'gAe' az y az b. ,v. ballast
f.s POnla-d Patterson carleaas Ia day' with
S51' ST.. ~ Barter Bartlett sI. River c. d,y. with
lan.er
Ship jeremiah Thompson, for sn Francisco bark Archer for P's
WISD-sunsst moderate s.; c.oaiy
DOMESTIC FORTS.
S SoT9s aay Ny bark aiaTs TO- Bora.
steamship Mississippi ir'n he"-rork saisA
GAlyf.roS Ma Is cieare steamship clyde fer YevYOrk Ar
ca,sl&sTos $ c. My 25-,riys steamship Ashland f,ou
Nesior. Se barA Nag oscar or LoAioa A r. L. "ia>'.
for Nes-lork
sAvAsSAH 2j-Arnyed schrs c. Gsrrch from NeEyoks
Wtunsr tronK eLnsbac River
EogrRE, LOSgDE Ny 2J-Pas'ei OFT steamships suefI 20
Herman, for Bremea Gfc 70. liverpool ship hiEa NJ
veil, Francesca
B,GruoRR May 2jAryei s,eemqhiD' America from sayaBEahI
Jam A. Cary from Newhern John H from fo'ops
Nm. he nei Puyd-nce barb Lve-t0u, nom hant
Cleared Steamships WIN. for Boston, Elizabeth r Ner
YORK WI. Whlien Tor Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
JAM. MAY 2i-lhe sieamnp Constitution sailed fro.
Panama Nav - san Francisco, ,,,----,-
HAVANA Nay 25.-Tae steamship Crescent City aVeihs morning
from Acs-lJrs.
Kennedy from IL, liverpool aruyei here At iu
Ocloca this morning
LospoS Nav 2j-Saei the Ured States Maggie ChaTnan.
UaeI States Tie 2}I as Jons
Du WELLINGTON, horge. Arrived out irom
the intel the 24h inst; herterout Froee george H.
ani ANA HanL Also arrived cas-
from lac United Alice Campbell
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Very Well Put-Why do def til toorrow Whist We sos'A
DO toayi Why neglect cough till it throws into con'uno
ton consumption bungs to the gravel HALTs BALAx sure
to cure II has been known fail Uss
thoroughly according directions Peyee I'll the disease Is oa-
quere as soui require dozen bodies
Tbe is no better med cine Pumonar, disorders. Sold
Jony Henry CURR.S Co.. PrOpret5s, 4ad Coegsp.Aos
~ .Nnrk
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5ueelal Notice.
po.t-Ouice Notice.-The MAILS

po.,-Ouice Notice.-rhe MAILS FOR EUROPE web
.rns Mar 1874, viii close this oE1e
on Tuesday a - ~. WEDNESDAY at IL > a. y
TlluhspAY At IL l. a. IN, and on SATURDAY at II IN.
Y. J.. JAMES. p NJ
Carl schurz's Enlogy on Charles Sumaer deAvesei IN
Boston April 20 published together with the ttales
e Boutwell, aud Thurman aud Representative Lamar
THg TRIBUNE EXTRA, No. IL Price, per sage copy POSTPAID
Goa o. SIX eov.,s .oT ~ cents tsca,ysse copos os ST.
..L!f> W. ,s>~-,... 80 A.Sl-
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IN CANADA.

ToRoNTo, Ont, May 25.-TO-day is being
observed as general holiday Throughout the Dominion
in honor of the Queens birthday.
ST JOHN n. b., May 25.-To-day is celebrated as The
Queens birthday aud business is generally SUSPENDED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

rs motto. IA. been given the erhls the equipment
that thsy d be usresdsd TUESDAY until hoD 's
49,. Major-1en. WIN. II. Morris, Inspector GenSfzE
NJ te sse .b number of DAs staff h,jorGen & ~
Howard Brig Geo w Rogers Inspected 81 bgn,o ~
the Brigade ~ T. n n o. eons s,nr OF tne oo'n
N. t. COL Richard Paok the Tan Regiment, Coz! L-Tn ~ ss.
and Company Of the Buffalo City Gnani
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TrIEGRAPuIC NOTES.

THE person who committed tho murderous
assault British schooner b.
PACKET Atlantic What. B0c.ni Ne Las. evening.
Julius l.. Shumln. tho member of the Penn
sylvaua leg are who OBJ Wilmer Saturday Jce
day morning h., late residence Mah1gOl La easter Co. Penn
.... The slilmlkcrs end rggeT5 of he Char,estJwn
NlyIiaLI VIZ - ~ ~ nom W. --.l c noon nm lul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.


WASHINGTON. Monday, Nav IS, 1874
The House was unusually full to-day when the
official announcement was made Of the death OF
Mr. Mellsh Of the IXth District of Ncw-lork.
There was much in his death that was peculiarly
touching and nothing that has occurred III the
House for many years SO deeply aroused the SYM
pathies of the members. His death was directly
traccabe 10 the faithful, tireloss performance Of
what he deemed TO be his duty, and as was said in
the speeches to-day he was the hardest WORKER IN
the House. The amount of work done by HIM since
last December il amazing. His mind fist tottered,
and then his physical force, never great soon fol-
lowed and in two weeks after tie u.s' direct inIi-
cations of his disease he was lad le..,in.. wife
and little children without means for their
support The eulocies to-day commercially
short and were in excellent taste. TIE addresses
lasted less than hour and were NetF sincere ana
torching the House keeping the mos, perfect order
The regular funeral services will be held in the
House tomorrow at 4 o'clock, and the body will b.
removed Tomorrow night accompanied Dy COM
mittcc of the House. The remains viii be inferred
nj Auburn, Massachusetts,. In the Senate, Mr..
Cunking after few very appropriate remarks,
moved the Gus. Omary resolutions.
DIFFICULTIES IN TIE WAY OF THE CIVIL
RIGHTS BILL
The Civil Rights bill seems to be in a desperate
strait out Of which there is little promise of dclv
erlnce The judiciary Committee this morning
agreed to report the Senate bill instead of their
own but the senate bill was already on the Speak
er's table, and could only be reached by two
thirds vote. which the measure has never had in the
House. Gen. Butler moved to suspend the rules and
refer the Senate bill to tie Judiciary Committee 50
that il might be reported back AZ any time. The
Yeas and Nays We're 1j3 to 81. and it was apparent
that the measure did not have the required number of
friends The Judiciary Committee will have WetHes-
dav for its business but the Democrats and other
mics of the measure say they will flibuster tho
whole day rather than have the bill up. The
best pariianentarians say that long as the oppo
siCn hold their third the bill cannot De lifted from
its place Oh me adj OK become itw' iHs pcio
very much pleased at the course the bill has taken
as thcy are not anxious for its passage, but dare not
vote against il.
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Corns Extracted Without Pnil-2J cents each. Ds
KgsIsJS, 81 UuOu-squarc and D BeeknlI-It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

The New Elastic Truss 1888 Bmi,vsgl, iey ba. 'nsn
die whole heavens Al e4 tue mut sphhS
sud unger.pad blac4snlths sth It's rolAns tsGnler
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PiSSENGERS ARRIVED.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

FROM eERYUDA-In steamship Per,t MaT 25hr, T. = Loo
child sg,rauS Mr BRIL- CAps G.. " sni vile
A. Puucs, Mis- Henrietta smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

sTRAYGR-TAYLOR-Mav by Rev. Dr. Anderson. 4sasN ~
A. D. Gillette d. d., Theodore StraDge to Jeanne dhs
daughter OF Henry j T5JloT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

overflow OF the Mississippi appropriate, $4,000 to that
purpose
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TRANSIT ALONG THE WATER FRONT.

TRANSIT ALONG THE WATER FRONT.
iIEssAGl IRO.i TIE MAYOR IN OPPOSITION TO THE
NEw-YOBK WAREHOUSE AND RAILWAY BILL
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met Mt
go p II the absence OF President StracB, Assistant
Alderman Clancy presided A resolution was adopted
that jout special committee, TO consist OF five mem
bers each Board, be appointed to make arrange
ments for tue celebration Of the next Independence
Day, and 20 request the Board Of Apportionnent to
appropr.ato $1,000 the Committee Law were
Instructed report at the next meeting relative to all
papers in Their hands having reference TO the abolition
OF the Permit Bureau Of the Mayors office The ordi-
nance FROM tic Board OF Aldermen establishing public
pound IN TIE Twenty-Ourth Ward was laid over.
large number Of persons were appointed Commissioners
OF Deeds.
Alderman Mcrris's dog ordinance was adopted, and
now goes 10 the Mayor for his signature A cOmmuni-
cation In relation the Warehouse BILL passed by the
last Leiltur was received from the Mayor, and re-
ferred 10 the Committee Railroads. The following Is
all abstract;
Through the agency OF those mysterious influences so
potent In aud around legislative halls bill was
passed by both the senate and Assembly, In the expiring
hours of Inc entitled An act 10 incorporate
the NewYoIk Warehouse and hliiway COMPANY; ana 70
now Exccliency the Governor for his action
IreC e 9 Is mt 0s or S2Scsd
during III last session IN refeiSnco 70 inc City
Few pol.tl aud reedy adventures, by which.
IL ccDsnmntci, tAey shall be able 10 psrpeuate un-
OF conGscsion Of tie pubic property tlan their Tam
many prcdce ever dreamt or Under tue specious
Zen ~ improving the commerce y iactes OF the city,
a company proposed TO be Organized, authorized TO
contract and maintain piers 10 ouId WAREHOUSES;, 10
construct an elevated railway along the eDufe water
font around The island. Upon the company no resnc
Sns ~ fv 1racer are proposed 10 be ilnposed then
urrs wsrehouses and railway TO DC Dut ana con-
tirrcicl upon tie property OF the ciy. -, .,,
Part al lie MAN OF the new works along the river
frOnt now being proceeded with by the Department OF
Docks the formation OF new street lutCnded IOI D-
proving the commercial facilities OF he harD0r me
restrictions in their Bill that the line OF their proposed
Railway he located within 200 feet OF tht buhHehu
lae authorizes them 20 take possession OF tHls new
ktteet fast completed by the DOCK D;pa tmenl,
and 20 InOnOpOlize the same by constructing thereon
tier clcyated railway, with four tracks, stduOhs hiuG
tracks and depOs for this use OF the street the D
expressly provides that compensation hhhH DC
awarded demanded" Further, the bill authoiiz y tue
cy % acquire real estate aud properly IS may Dt
Necessary Tue Company " carry IT. objects ana
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EE-EzENslEESl
DIED

~ Notices Of Nayr,ages mast be iadoysed wiE full
name and diaIeSs.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-05-28
Colorado Excursions-Gow1
Through ST. Low Wts

l'lITlnS the summer SpaSon
souri, Pacific and Kansas p,cin'. ,he vi.
Line, via II. Louis aud Kans".' iIvoug
sell Excursion Tickets from y, NiUt,Vu.
Denver and Return. rnoI o. Louis n
tI"m Ta,e salc' at extremely low osh
mus anordlng every one an rxr ~" rate
portuhity to visit the famous v'c0t %,
Colorado, among the brortir"i resort, Of
the Rocky Mountains. '" larks o,
10 all who are Seekinr Nam
or are abou, to take a trip 70 W%SDi'ocS
Kansas, Colorado, New MGyicyo N%iSSoud,
ka, Oregon or California. we ro Nebn,
a cheap, safe, quick aud dirrc ,,'VollmCu
way OF Isl. Louis over the .Myy route By
Through Line Its c%GuinmnII O.~. iPGtf
Day Coaches, Bucks Rrciui with fue
Sars, IWlimans Palace SIecnsS,. Vnai'
famous Miller Safety PlMfosm tr
celebrated Westinghouse Air Rro"Ilu To,
runs It's trains from st. Louis T." ""Nc' and
points in the West uithom cIono, PFincip.
The Texas connections ,SS Nebc.
now completed, and passcncer, road l.
cd a first class %all-rail ronto Are offer.
Louis to Texas, either over m. EWiSoln st.
Kansas " Texas Il. r. ria SedaEon 'ssoOri,
the Atlantic q Pacific r.. rio or Over
For full information in rrgor1 ,mNa.
neutrality-suspicious., or trims IL I" 10 CO(
IN u Great West, address Or c coi point
either OF TIE following named Sa.1 upon
the Line, J,F. Thopson, IjT EHSGnlSC
~, builaio' n. y; s. II. ThommsnSr
Union Depot, Columbus. Ohio. O U.ITPSOn,
Ford Gen'l Passenger AScnt orE' A,
Fo9rth Street st. Louis No. onos SGsi0
will be cheerfully and promptly g" ovsau
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nothing contained in this section shall be
constructed to deny or defeat any right of
civil action accruirg to any person, whe;h>
err by reason Of this act or otherwise.
SEC. (. That no citizen possessing all
other qualifications which are or may be
prescribed by law shall be disqualified for
service as grand or petit juror in any
court Of the United States, or of any
State, on any account of race, color, or
previous condition Of servitude and any
officer or other person charged with any
duty in the selection or summoning Of
jurors who shall exclude or fail to sum
mon any citizen for the cause aforesaid
shall, or. conviction thereof. DO deemed
guilty Of a misdemeanor, and be fined
not more than 81 900.
sc. 5. That all cases arising under
the provisions of this act in The courts Of
the United States shall be renewable by
the Supreme Court Of the United Sta t,s,
without regard to the sum in controversy,
under tho same provisions aud regulations
as are now provided by law for the review
of other causes in said court.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-05-28
COMMUNICATIONS

McsSrs. Editors: Do you know
whence the name of the celebrated
Durham Smoking tobacco, of which one
ofyou and so many of your readers are
so fondp
&c miles west of Raleigh, on the
North Carolina Railroad, was a Depot
named after my old friend DR.. Durham,
who lived at the place when the Road
was laid off, had been in the Legisla-
ture, and for whom the station was
named and some years before the war
there were here one little store, a gro
Gerry or two, a hotel, and a blacksmith
shop. This was the nearest depot to a
white-soiled, chinquepin section of the
tobacco regions, and to this point came
the staple for shipment and in process
of time a factory for preparing Smoking
Tobacco was established and soon its
products acquired a local notoriety,
and another factory went up by its side.
The ashy and comparatively barren
soil referred to. produces the finest
qualities Of the fragrant weed and at
the close of the war Durham was on
the central belt that lay between the
lines of Sherman's and Johnson's ar.
mics when the two Generals were ne.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE. 4
~ Chancery Court at EIizabeEhton.
William Colbouth and others
James D. Smith. ct. al

In this cause it appearing from the
allegations in the bill which Is sworn to
that the heirs of Anna Smith, decd. who
was a daughter and heir at law of Marv
aud George Smith, decd, whose names
are unknown, and are non,residents of the
State. 1t is therefore ordered that pnb.
lication be. made for four consecutive
weeks in the HERALD AND TRrsuNr. n
newspaper published in the town Jones.
boro', Tenn. calling upon said heirs, or
their legal representatives to appca before
the Chancery Court at Elizabethtop, on ar
before the 6rst Monday of Angus. next.
Then and there to plead, answer or de.
muir to the complaniants bill or the same
VIII be taken for confessed and set for
hearing ex parte as to them. This April 10
a. d. 1874.
JOHN C. SMITH, c. q
John W. Upton, Butler & Emmert. and
j, l. r. Boyd, Solicitors for complauiants.
aprill9w4PfS5.
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THE GEM
MICROSCOPE
may28w4pf$5.

Is the most wond erful scientific production
of the nineteeth century. 1t furnishes
the power of a hig h>priccd instrument for
a mere trifle, and exceeds in usefulness
any microscope every invented. 1t re-
veals the hidden wonders Of Gods minute
creation-as Eels in Vinegar, Animals in
Water, Butter flies Feathers, the Colleen
Marrow of a Hair, ETC., etc., 1t also
shoes TRICHINA SPIRALIS, or
Pork Worm, ,uhcreure 1t crists in pork.
1T is JUST THE THING FOR CHIL>
'DREN AND YOUNG FOLKS, and
grown folks too. Price, $1.5t. Sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of price,
A GREAT CHANCE for AGENTS
Agents Wanted Everywhere. Men and
Women, Boys and Girls; whole or spare
time, daytime or evening. Complete
Outfit mailed, postpaid, on receipt Of
price. Address, THE BEVERLY
COMPANY, 2S4 Wabash Ave, Cur,
CAGo.
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FEW GOOD REASONS.

IA New Invention Thoroughly.
Tested and secured by Letters Patent.
2,-Makc so Perfect Lock stitch, alike
on both sides. on all kinds of goods. +,
3.-Runs Light, Smooth, Noisless and
Rapid--bcst combination of qualities.
1.-Durable-Runs for years without
repairs.
5.-Will do all varieties Of work and
Fancy Stitchins In a superior manner
els most easily managed by the OPP
orator. Length of stitch may be altered
while running, and machine a be
threaded without passing threadthrough
holes.
7,-Design Simple, Ingenious. Elegant,
forming the stitch without the use OF
cog wheel gears, rotary cans or lever
arms. Has the autoastic drop feed.
which insures uniform length Of stitch at
any speed. Has our new thread con-
%troller, which allows easy movement Of
needle-bar and prevents injury to thread.
Reconstruction most careful and Fin
isbed. It is manufactured by the most
skillful and experienced machinist. at the
celebrated REMINGTON ARMORY.
ILLION, N. Y. Cincinnati Office, 1871
Fourth Street.
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gotiating in q shanty not far from here.
The soldiers from both sides carried to
all sections and pulled the Durham to.
bacco, and now this is one of the most
celebrated and popular brands of the
world.
The North Carolina Press Associa.
ton, which held its annual meeting in
Raleigh this week, by invitation, made
an excursion to the place yesterday +;
and among the speeches made was one
by the Collector of Internal Revenue,
who stated that Durham paid annually
into the Federal Treasury three hundred
thousand dollars of taxes on tobacco.
There are now here 20 factories, pro.
ducing nearly two million of pounds
per annum of the best Smoking to.
bacco in the world, and for which the
sum of eight hundred thousand dollars
or about that is realized the place is
rapidly growing, and it is already put.
ting on city airs, and the vast volumes
of fragrant smoke fed from this point
are giving it a worldwide ~notoriety.
c. II. W.
Durham, N, c., May Is, 1874.
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IN CHANCERY AT JONESBORO
Charles Holloway next friend
to Eva l.. Bell

Frederick II. Bell. et al.

Frederick r. Bell, ct. al,
In this cause it appearing from the ale
cations in c%omplaniants bill that the de-
PENDANT, Butler Burleson ard his wife,
Elizabeth Burleson, are non>residerts Of
the State of Tennessee, it is Therefore
ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Herald and
Tribune, a newspaper published in the
town of Jonesborough, Tenn, notifying
said defendants to appear before our said
Chancery Court on the 4th Monday u
May next and make defence to said
complainants bill, or the same will DO
taken for confessed as to them, and st
Tor hearing exparte. Witness j. T.
Swingle, @. q NJ, of said court at Office
in Jonesboro,this 2lst day OF April 1874
B. +. SWINGLE, CAN.
by G. W. SwrNGLE, D. C. AN
ap23w4pfS5.