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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-03
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
IN II CIIANcERr CorhT AZ RoGERs,
VILE, TENNESSEE.
Jane Dykes, Administrative, &c.

James Simpson, admir-, &C., aud j. d
fgyTm 4 sMullennix.
! From the allegations Of eomplaiAants
bill which is sworn to, in this case, it ap.
pears that the Defendant J. D. Mnllennix
is temporarily residing in the State Il
Kentucky so that the ordinary process of
Law cnnnot be served upon him and an
attachment having been sued out and
levied on a fund in the hands of said
Mullennix, belonging to the estate Of
defendant Simpsons i~ntestate, to wit.
Susannah Dykes, decd. 1t is, therefore,
ordered by me that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks inithe Herald
and Tribune, a newspaper published in
the town Of Jones5oro', Tenn, notifying
said nonresident defendant to appear be-
fore the Chanccry Court at Rcgersviile
Hawkins County, Tennessee. on Or before
the first Monday in November next, ! and
make defense to said bill Or the same will
be taken as confessed and set for hearing
eaparte, as to him. This August the 26th,
1871.
j.. N. GRAY, C. g. NJ.
Gilleuwaters & Watterson, for Comprts.
sept3w4pfS5. EskfA
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THE ToBACCo LAWS.


Under the present law governing the
manufacture and sale Of tobacco small
producers are compelled to sell their
crops at an average of seven cents pei
pound to the large manufacturers who
afterward sell the manufactured article
to the consume rs at from * cents 70 81 90
per pound. Why? because it costs DC
more to pay tax for manufacturing one
hundred acres of tobacco than it does
for n acre.
Who voted for this law? answer
Roderick Random Butler.
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Home TestimOny
OF e3t
Gentlemen Of Official gtaWa,,

The number could easily be doubtea win.
mileof the placppf manufactures
AUSTIN'S
LIv L Il IL q ULATN
OF gentlemen OF equally u~ndoubtrdr
acity, but he that will not believe M
o OF WITNESSES
would not believe though one rossw
the dead. Read the following \.
JoHssos CiTss, Essr Fsys.. April. laH
We the citizens of this town and M
ity do heartily recommend Am6
Liver Regulators being one of the q
and best family medicines We have d
nsSd ~ y Exceedingly popular h
wherein IS wtdeand has periormeG M
wonderful cures among us. ga
BE SwingIe, CLERK and Master Ca
Gerry Court.
p Childress, Merchant.
He Durroughs, Merchant.
yohnJ Adams, house builder.
Hi Crouch, builder.
AB bowman, Post Master.
DB Farnsworth, Express aud II
Agent.
Al Toppings, Surgeon and Mcchapt
Dentist. ~
Il + Ahnr3, Attorney mt Law. s
Rev TBfelts of the NJ. E. ClGf
South.
Rev F ID Crumly, p C " .ssSncsbc
Circuit, il G., NJ + ChurclE souIt,.3
Col Nelson, cx-Statc ScliatO
Tennessee,
DR. Il. II Cern misrepresentation
ennessec Legislature.
ColJK Miller, US Revenue Collect
W Crnmly. City Mayor.
Charles ! Rsllo&ay, City Marshal,
w II Taylor, city Aidcrnan.
Jocob McNeese, city Alderman.
j NJ Carr, city Alderman.
Rev j.. ID Daugherty, OF NJ + Chur
Rev A Ruth. pastor Of Baptist Chur
DJ Daugii;rty, Shoe and Boot max
VI Taylor, Deputy Sheriff.
Els CrIyply, TimncB
yf EySarn Tanner, 80.
AS Brownlow. CiM Agent.
+ ID IIOss. Hotel Keeper.
q W Hicky, Hotel Keeper,
5 II Miller, Justice of tlir peurr,,..
j NJ Williams, Justice of tie peace.
j b Love. Farmer.
This Medicinei Is made and sold I'm ,JOL
SON City IL. Tenn. BY Austin Brothers
81 per Bottle OF G Bottles to the gallon
liberal discount by the boz. all label
al III -
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The Schoolm,ster.

49,
The Teachers Institute, held al Messy
Creek, last week was quite a success. IL
was the first one ever held in that section.
Prof, w. A, G. Brown, the principal ef
the Masonic Academy Ut Messy Creek,
took al active part in this educational
movement. In hct, he is the leading
spirit. The Institute was in session three
days. Rev. Jesse Baker, President,
Major 4 J, M~otnitSastle, Nies,fresident,
I. Il. Smith, Sec'ty, II. PresnelL, was
made teacher for the session. The day
was devoted to class drills and the illus
~tration of mcthads Ct teaching. The
evening we're given to exercises Of a popu-
lar nature. L. N. Goforth, President Of
Noisy Greek College, lectured on Thurs
day evening. He lisa forcible speaker.
dis subject, the advantages of an educa>
ton, was handled with decided ability.
lie made a good impression, upon the
auu'ence. sosm f -
Prf. Butler, of Knoxville, lcctured
on two evenings. His lectures made q
profound impression. I lie is one of the
~clearcst headed teachers in Tennessee,
-HH Al
and q FIRST rate institute worker. he at.
tended Institutes under the load crship Of
the illustrious Horace Mann,
and caught much Of the enthusiasm
That inspired that great Apostle of free
rchools in the United States.
Prof. w. Il. f. Milburn of New
Market, made an appropriate address full
Of good sense and sound wisdom. Su
pe~rintendcnt TT emit, of Morristoxn, made
a very appropriate aad forcible speech,
He is wide awake and q free school man
out and out. Hambliu should be proud
of such a Counss Superintendent.
Interesting speeches we're made by
other parties Of whom m .ntion can not
now be made. The exercises Of the In.
stitute were specially profitable to teachers.
The citizens Of Messy Creek seemed to
be greatly interested for they attended
Al - ~ ~ - -.
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE.
~ In CHANcERy AT JoNEsBoRo'.
s. J. Kirkpatrick aud J. II. Wood
Thomas II Garrett, 81. al.

IN this cause it appearing from the
allegations in complaihants bill that
Thomas IL. Garrett. ens bf lhs defend.
ants, is a nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered tina,
publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Herald and Tribune a news.
paper published in the town of Jones,
boro' Tennessee, notifying said non resi-,
dent to appear before our said Chancery
Court on the Fourth Monday in Novem.
Der NEXT, and make DEFENCE to cofiplain,
ants I'LL DR. the same will be taken fol
confessed as to him, and set for hearing,
exparte. Witness B. Il. Swngle, Clerk
and Master Of said Court at Office in
Jonssburc's This the and dag Of scp'
TENDER 1874. npRsag HR@
B. T. SWINGLE, c. l. NJ.
sept2w4pf$5. ,
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prove the ruin Of the school law. whea
men aspire to Office they should be COM
petent and willing to gil the Office pro.
perly. Insufficient salary is DO reason
why anyone should neglect his duty. If
an officer can not atfOrd tote Mt work
for the salary offered let him promptly
resign. Halt work is almost az bad as
no work.
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.aGATE OF TENNESSEE. \.
~ ~ e1tASCERy AT JoNEssoEs
The ExtRa9gs and DEPOSIT BanS :
Knoxville, ct. az
{. n ErSdlc,y etni.

$50 I, n. Bradley, et. ai.
In this easse 1t appearing from the Az
cations IL the CompIainants bill, She'
) ssSs,' FED r. i.s |. dEaye;sl t ass.B' WYE 5
calebB Kneyais, Geo. A. Frink, M
the First National Bank Of New sen'
who are uifde defendants IN this eau
are n9HJtsldents of the State ofTenasF
sec, It's therefore ordered that paou,
tftiou be made for four successive Sees
IN the Herald and Tribune. a new,paPe
pubiisiieti III tile town OF Jonesbep'
Tennessee, notifying said nonIes'deI;
attendants TO appear before our ss
shaneery Court Snthe Fourth Nonaa,
In November iext and make shss
defente to complainants bill or w
same will be taken as confessed a.
them and set for hearing expaite. W.,
ness, b. II, Ssngle. Clerk aud Master
said court az Office Ia Jonesb0Fo' tbs "
10Th day ofA1g,ist. 1874,
RESRINGLE, c. AZ
Aus9Qw p43Jf.
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COMMUNICABLE
A CARD.

. - 49, EL.LI ~ LNENL.
Some busybody has circulated q report
in Carter county that / had expressed q
determination to prosecute the parties
connected with the summary execution Of
the colored fead Morley. I take this
early occasion to denounce the report as
an unmixed falschood, have made no
such statement nor any statement that
looked in that direction, The author Of
the report is simply a lar in the broadcast
sense of that term. Ideprecate with all
good citizens the sad circumstances that
seemed to sall@ lSadiy upon an outraged
commuaityf for vengeance, and win add
this, that If there ever was an instance in
the worlds history in which the summary
execution ofa brutal wretch was justlia.
bic, this was one. As the ease nov stands
the law requires no action in the matter,
atiny hands and trust never will.
IS NEWTON HACKER,
Attorney-Gemeral, &c.
Jonesboro', Sept I'd, ASIA. SIS
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|I. / 81 1- 4 ltAtar Y Mt- G@Ef
Me,sss Editors; Will yop allow rae to
express, through your columns, the pleas
ure With which listened to the speech
Of Judge G~lllsnwatuts, which he deliver
ed to a large aad attentive audience at
the Court House in Rutledge, a last
Monday2 Although bis remarks we're
condensed and expressed in as few words
as possible, yet he made his points 50 clear
and plain, that it required nothing more
than a hearing to come to. d fall Under
standing Of his position. lie was ex,
tlirit withpat being tsdlpas, aud impress.
siye without being bthbastis. He spoke
sloquently, but with common sense log:
ically but Without sophistry, He proved
bis assertions, and demonstrated his tbso.
ries. What more san be said? OF course
he made a strong impression on the minds
Of those who we're present. They listened
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LITTLE MAN AND LITTLR

The Bristol Ne'cs with its customary
want of fairness and more than usraf sx-
, Hbition Of venom pitches into Judge
Gilianwaters Tor making public speeches
while the Circuit Courts in session, thus
creating the necessity Of electing a Spe>
cial Judge to hold court in his absence.
/. 1t says at the same time that the people
lie were benehtedb by the Charge, &c., &c.
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THE ISSUES OF THE cam.
PAIGN.

~. I'M EE-L|.M. EH L...A .ALELHHM
!. Mr.. Buffers. organs arc getting off
weekly editions of .clap trap in regard
Is Ms popularity and bis prospect for re-
election, but as yet wvse.haye failed to dis
.csyer; one good reason they have given
Why he should be returned to Congress.
On the uthef,hana lis opponent, Judge
Gillenwatefs, has ON every occasion Where
he has spoken in the canvass given a score
of good and substantial reasons why he
skuuld not ugain represent this district,
every one, Of which he has proven bsyoud
The possibility Of q doubt. We have
done the same in this paper and yet nei>
ther Roderick or his organs have attempt
ca d either palate or deny them. In
every itstdhcs. whers these charges have
Leen referred to at all, they hare begged
She question OF have gone uf on . stthir
Of sophistfy and vain boosting entirely
foreign to- the subject, hoping by this
means rs aivest public attention from the
main issues IN tHs'cantass, 4, RS
Mr.. Butler himself has so far failedto
meet his opponent on tho stump, although
notified in advance of the appointments
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sMonder what has become Of our Rod
erick? Agentlcman from Cooke county
thinks, he is hunting up another dis
trict, where be will have better chances
for success, to make the race for Cons
gress. iasa nuassars use
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NOTICE.

In obediente ~ ,venai. expo. issued
from the Circuit Court of Washington
County, Tenn, at its April Term, lS74,
and to me directed, for the sum Of $3I2,57,
debt and costs, in favor of VIM. r. Blair
& Co., and against Absolom Davenport /;
| will sell at the Court House door. in
the town of Jonesboro', onsthe sra day of
August, 1871. all the right, title, claim
and interest that Absolom Davenport has
in and TO a certain tract or parsel Of land
lying in the Bumps Cove, Washington
County, Tenn, district No, G, adjoining
the lands o.. Baptist McNabb and others,
containing 40 acres, more or less. This
Eth day Of July, 1871.
s. i. GRIFFITH, Sh'f.
ajuly9w4pfS5.
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NHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Mary Douglass, Guardian &c.
II. A. Crawford, ct. al.

III. A. crawford, et.sal. uw
Pursuant to a decreesof the Chancery
Court at Jonesboro' ut Its May term, 1914
~ the above cause, | will offer for sale
to the highest Bidder at ire, Court House
door in the town of Jonesboro1, Tenn,
on the 2Sth day Of Sept. 1874, the tract.
of land mentioned and described in the
pleading, lying in Washington County,
Tenn, civil District, No, u, adjoining
the lands ofC. Smith, sJohn Jones. Cal
yin Cox, and others, containing u acres
Grist Mill in good running condition, |
will sell said, Ian OH 81 credit OF six and
twelve months, " Wiial instaiiments,
notes with approved security will be re-
quired. and lien retained OH the property,
until the purchase mqgeS, ia fai* paid.
b, y SNt~GEE, G. & M.
1W1pl$3, - -
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Ell UcATI0NAL.

There Il within every man a devine IDEAL. the
tvpe. after which he wns created, the germ OF a
perfect person, audit IL the s1icv OF education 10
Favor aud direct the gernis'-kkSr.
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Favor aud direct The gernis"-Kisr.
a public school system is a public ne.
aft IL sueh We are willing to de.
tend il. cbthe what may.
0FFleE CoyxrYi SrrERISrENpESr.1
Jcnesboro'; Te~ans5,July goth. 1874. !
1 deemit eSpsdieat 10 issue no Teach
er's Certificates until after the Limestone
Institute, IL is expected that all the
teachers of the county. and all who anti>
pate teaching in the public schools win
Institute. IA
In as muchas the scholastic year closes
on the 3lst day Of August, il is natural
to suppose that all certificates expire on
day. IN the absence Of further in
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION TO.
NOMINATE A CANDIDATE FOR
qasREPRESENTATIYE CONES OFF
Is SEPTEMBER 7TH. rsE - M q
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"ussowPts'f,
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MEXICAN NNp FOREIGN PATENTS
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Evening Pictures.

When the lesson, and tasks are all ended,
And the school for the day is dismissed
and the little ones gather around me
70 bid me goodnight and be kissed:
On. the little white arms that encircle
My neck in tender embrace,
CA, Inc smiles that are halos of heaven.
shedding sunshine of love on ", face,
Ani when they are gone | sit dreaming
81 nay childhood, too lovely to last;
VI i9Ne that my heart will remember
" heh II wakes to the pulse of the past;
Lac the world and its Wiekedness made IN"
n partner of sorrow and sin;
hcn the glory of God was about me.
And the glory Of gladncSs within.
oh. my heart grows weak as a woman's,
And the fountains of feeling will flow.
" hen | think of the paths, steep and stony
Where the feet OF the dear ones must 90;
OF the mountains of sin hanging DER them:
OF the tempest of Fate blowing wild;
oh, There is nothing on earth half So hol,
As the innocent heart Of a child
They are idols of hearts and of households
They are angels of God in Disguise
His sunlight still sleeps IN their tresses.
lis glory still CLEANS in their ewes:
gu, those truant> from home and from heaven.
hey have made me more manly and mild
And know how Jesus could lkcn
The Kingdom OF God TO Il child.
ask not a life for the dear one.
All radiant. as Others have done.
l|ut that life may have just enough shadow
10 temper the glare of the sun:
| Wolild pray God to guard them from evil.
But my prayer would bound back to myself:
VA, "A seraph may pray for Il sinner
But a sinner must pray tor himself.
The tN0i9 i 80 easily Blended.
have baniShed the rule and the rod:
/ have taught them the goodness of knowledge.
They have taught me the goodness of God:
Ny heart is Il dungeon Of darkness,
W here | shut them for breaking a rule:
NV froWn is sufficient correction:
My love is the law of the school.
| shalt leave the old house in the autumn
70 traverse IFS threshold no more;
Nh! how shall Sigh for the dear ones
That meet me each morn at the door.
shall miss the good nights" and the kisses,
And the gu>h OF their innocent gee,
The groups on the green, and the flower,
Fl at are brought every morning to lnr.
! Shall miss them al morn and at evening.
ihcir song in the school and the street
| -Aall miss the low hum of their Voices,
Aud the tramp OF their defeats feet.
W hen The lessons and tasks are all ended.
And death SAYS, The school is dismissed"
MIV The little ones gather around me,
10 bid me GOOD night and be kissed
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION

IRE SriEAI ltEMIDA IOls
CONSUMpTIO
which can be cured by q
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
testimonials received BY the
proplietors. 1t is ackn0wl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever IN
troduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resOrted to III season it sell
dom fails to effect i speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
lntluenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness III the Chest and Side,
LIVER Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cIcanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause OF
the complaint.
PREPARED BY
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
and sold BY Druggists and Dealers generally.
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MAATfu kEFkTc for , Dr. 1; cGrnel a,, Do'-
| Religion and Health united-A sptendM premiun to
| every Notwithstanding like it in the country-a
chance-p particulars free.-B. Ii. lkus sell
nubir, BostOn, Mass.
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Knox Co.

AIIIN1uN. j Beverage to Jennie IL Jacobs lot
and buildings : zoe. Albert Brown to > : Beverage
acre, 80. Hiram + ketne to Abigail keene, home
tead . David q. peast to Eliza Pra>e. lot,
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A. II. CHI Pm A N

Give Post oliiee adore III full, Including state
and County, and address
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9' sna Giles to Tssa t. rH1 hn
! Reed, land and buildings, 1000.
| BRISTOL. George W liysom, .lr. to Thomas Frs
] kline, land and buildings 1000 Thomas Fossett t
Lemue +. Jones' land, so. Nancy ID Farrar to Mel
| SON w Carnage and al, cemetery, E5. John v
Page to Eden 5 Oliver and al, land, 500 Margare
| liam Erskine to Thomas Hutchins, Jr., land, $40
| John bIunroe to solomon d N1unroe, land an,
| building, GOO solomon d Munroe to Mary Nun
| roe, land and building, 600. VIM Ii c Blasdel t,
| Susan Blaisdell, land. 100.
| DAMARIscorTA. Marcia Barstow to John
| Hilton, land and building 300, Sam. d Erskine t.
| Joseph'W Cashier, land and building 1000 Saral
| Chamberlain to Sophia Mclaughlin, land, 800
| Robert Dixon to john W Davis, land and building
! l0n.
| Shaw, land and building, 500.
EDGE, oMB; Samuel Wilson TO Charles Wilson
land and buildings 400; Marta Foster to JOSEPH
! \ Merry land and buildings 400.
| JEFFi:E,oN. John II Wing TO Albert Richardson
land and buildings, 800. Nolutia Mitchell and ais
| to Thomas n Aver, 1924 of lot of land 200.
| NoBIEBoEo Enos Trask to & l. r Co, RICH
| of way. 200 George d Hodgkins to John II Con
| VERSE; land and building $50.
| NEW CASTLE. Ephram Taylor to William Gun
ningham, land and buildings. Sto. John and Mar
garct Burgess to Frances Wyman, land and building
| 200O
| SoMEHvuLr. Warren W Davis to Austin Ken
| needy, land and mill privilege BOG. VIM Andrews tc
Austin Kennedy, land, 600.
SOUTHPORT John Cameron TO James Orne
A thompson, land ana right OF way, 800. Joseph
haudockS 10 ftarritt cameron land, 600
iSt ASSET. Richard ii fucker to school District
No l. building and lot, 400. John Ii Leeman to
'oStph II Meader, house and lot, 200.
WALp"BoRp. salome Willet TO Lowell Pflaskell,
lot i'll cemetery, 10 James Fuller TO John Storer,
iIan4 90 W iI!an heIley to BenJamln Greamer
land ~ illiam Wallace TO Margaret Kuhn, land
10 Charles Comery 70 George II Kuhn, land, 81
GUARDIAN OF Ella H. Morton to Hampton NJ Hapt,
homestead, 90 Isaac { Ludwig to Levi Appieby,
iahI 1000 James Light TO Nathaniel D Light,
Iaiiu '!u; f'etsrE ii simmons 10 oaiuei Nlrk, lho
iil. cuttings, I=V". ,,
NilTEfll.Lp- James JeWett to oscar " Boyn-
ION, land' Loo
NlNrf"Ei. tlkahah Mason to Lucinda Parsons,
land 500,
w a1oo 20.
EELG A~r. Ann Monroe and al. to Joseph NJ.
and lot, 800 NJ Woods to Reuben sibley, lot POO
~ y p Fr,Irt o ~ ioI iann, IN
Beckw I'll to Franc, 4 Russ lot 80 Francis A Russ
10 Mary En;s, lots SO. Emma { stekneIh \, to
ronS 10 James HbrGon ' I,n "i ~ ,S@r Steynns
10 } & Ford, hou," aud lot, GOO rhilo Hersey TO
ImI%m IN ' i1 store ''0o Ii roger 10 H. j
BEouKs. George Damon to Prince Bessey. farm,
l1oo tphraim hnowt3n 10 Eben l-ttlffeld' lot, $s
EIHImnH. II ( " + Brown to VIM McAlster.
10 acres land, 300
, r. .ca aip'ei a 10 name t io"e o'
HANrDEN. NJ SWEET to Iitlnan Brown and ll
lana, t 20. ,y,o,,. :, ,..,. ..... :,
Parker. farm 1000 : N rrmdIeton 10 MarilIa n
LIBERTY Eben II Mcturdv 10 f 81, \ Stevens
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BoorlIEAf Mary A Aud to David Weber
house lot, 20. Charles B Fisher to Benaiah r. Dol
took to Cumberland Bone Co., land, 1000 VIM, l.
Adams to Ora A Farnham, land, 49, Benjamin
Keller to Harvey Farnham, IL OF lot and buildings
400 Andrew J Farr to Lucinda Tarr, land 100
Hoothbay Marine X Co. TO Alonzo X Rickerson,
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PpEILANn, March 81 !At4.

PORTLAND, March 81, lAi4
DISTRICT Oh MAINE, IS:
THIS is to give Notice: That tile 30th day Of
L March, A. H. 1874, Warrant in Bankruptcy
issued against the joint and separate Estates Of
Isaac q. Ncsmith and lhadlens L. lluNiord, OF
Brooks, i'll the County of Waldo, and State of Maine
who have been adjudged Bankmpts on their own
Petition filed i'll the District Court for sand District
March 10Th 4. u. 1874, that the payment of any
debts, and delivery Of any property belonging to
transfer of any property by them, are forbidden by
law; that Il meeting Of the Creditors Of the said
Bankrupts, to prove their debts, and to choose one
more Assignees of their Estates, will be held al a
Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden al Belfast Custom
House, before Charles ilamin, Esq, Register, ON
the 2th day OF April, a. - Is. I, at II O'Clock A. NJ
2W.S9 s. $ MARBLE
L. $. Marshal, as Messenger Tor said District