The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-02-04

C d Merritt VS. NJ Dickinson ;
rule on complainant for new security
ETC.. discharged.
j b Fry VS. James NJ Hunter ct al ;
rule entered for security ETC., by
next term.
VIM Chiffon VS. w C Scruggs; one
months time allowed defendant to
file answer.
Nancy J McClanahan vs. Arabia
McClanahan one months time al
lowed to file answer.
G Austin ct Tx VS. III G Austin ct
al; judgment pro confesso taken
against II C Austin.
James III Shannon VS. Elizabeth A
Shannon; decree against Edmond
Clark for unpaid debts and costs.
Thos Robertson ct al eX parte Pc
tition; VIM Robertson appointed re-
ceiver and special commissioner, etc.
T C Cain VS. I r Read complain
ants bill dismissed and taxed with
costs.
Daniel Noe ct al VS. G Noe ct al :;
time allowed to answer.
Samuel Bevan & Co., VS. r Nj
HambIen ct al; order allowing cred
it of $44 Is, taxes paid by purchase
Of lot.
+ w Taylor admr VS. Geo Croft !;
sale of land ordered.
j O. Rose admr VS. David S Noe
ct al /; referred to Master to take and
state account. etc.
Rebecca Hayworth VS. Z II Hay
worth; complainant allowed to
amend her bill
Z T.. Va & Ga r r Co.. VS. G. C.
Johnson; bill dismissed at complain
ants cost.
John L Cole VS. r r Smith form
or decree modified.
Barton, Mcfarland and Evans VS.
JAS Pierce ct al; L G Cain allowed
to become complainant instead of
defendant.
Martha + Scott VS. Edw LScott; di-
vorce granted.
Barton, Mcfarland, Evans and 7
G. Cain VS. James Pierce ct al f; land
ordered to be sold.
D Taylor ct al admr VS. J II
Cameron ct al report of Master re-
committed, etc.
Joseph A Tally ct TX US + Reps
Davis ct al demurrer sustained, bill
dismissed. appeal to Supreme Court
ID j Taylor ct al admr VS. II
Cameron ct al decree in favor of Ii
Ill Duff cross bill and reference to
Master to take account etc., appeal
to Supreme Court as to James james.
w X Cox ct al VS. David S Noe
admr; decree for $552.95 and Gusts
and execution awarded.
G. Austin ct NIX VS. II G. Austin ct
al : decree to sell land.
b + Nc Farland VS. B NJ Branner
executor ct al; cause set for hearing
on Tuesday of next term.
j II Cameron VS. Il l. Owen; re-
port Of sale held up until next term
with leave to except, etc.
Sam + Lilley VS. Thos B Lilley :;
bill dismissed at complainant's cost.
Mary Rcece vs. A z Reece; di-
vorce granted and writ Of possession
awarded, etc.
Is w Smith rs r Larimore ct al !;
continued by consent to 1st day of
next term.
Geo w Dyer admr VS. Sarah Z
Dyer ct al F.; decree to sell house.
A Hogan VS. B A Mcfarland
admr plea Of statues of limitations
awarded and months time allowed
to answer.
2 Haun admr VS. W b Cunning
ham ct al; decree to sell land.
Jno W Humpston ct Tx VS. b W
Smith; leave granted to file bill of
revision.
E Marshall VS. Guy Ellis bill dis
missed and complainant taxed with
costs, etc.
RIA Davis ct al VS. J A Talley ct
ux; demurrer sustained and leave
granted to file awarded bill.
Mary E Wicks VS. Henry p Wicks:
divorce granted.
j G Rose admr VS. D S Noe ct al
answer of Taylor ct al to be taken
as cross bill on giving pros bona,etc.
Henry Counts and wife VS. Morris
town corporation; decree for de-
fendant-appeal to Supreme Court.
PLAsTER.-Me call the attention
of our readers, and especially the
agricultural portion of them, to the
advertisement in to-day's GAZETTE
of the Buena Vista Plaster Compa-
ny, SaltviI c, Va. The season for
using fertilizers will soon be here,
and it is unnecessary to inform our
farmer patrons that plaster has a
universally recognized value, and an
extending application to all vegeta-
BILE products. As specific manure
for Clover, (the foundation of all inn
proving Agriculture and for all the
grasses, its value is incontestable
To corn, potatoes, tobacco, wheat.
oats and all garden products, it is OF
the greatest advantage. The Buena