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IN Z II HA NCERY COUNT ~
L ROGERSYILLE, TENN.
Rosanah Click,
VIM I. Click. and others.

VIM. L. Click, and Others.
From the allegations of the DILL ID ~" i
cause which is sworn to, it appears '.
the Defendants James 5 Click, ATt1Tu o,.
Click, Up. Horton and wife ELIZA Nv
ton, Hiram Horton and wife, MAJ! n.
Horton, Robert Horton and wl'e, MI N,
ali IL. Horton are non.resldei's ,,asrt
State of Tennessee, so that the oru ,%sra.
process of law cannot be served on o"bI,
Ii is, therefore, ordered by me,lha. psssc
cation be made for four successive "sv.
In tbe"BERALD AND TRIBUNE d iopf..
paper published in the town OF les.
boro', Tennessee, notifying SAG n nno me
dent defendants to appear Oe,~ rtie
Chancery Court at Rogersviile' mon.
Comfy, Tenn. on or before IN. ius aid
day in may next,to make deielse Otes.
bill or the same will be taken lo,oO 70
ed aud set for hearing eX-pal''
them This Eeb'y.2nd. 1879. IN.
J NJ. GRAY,
CIss. r. Vance, Solicitor l'r 'O"
1lH4pfSb.
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have sold to DR.. Wheeler. and here
by notifying all persons Indebted to me
that | nust have money. therefore 7 will
give 80 days aud if payment is not made
In that time, my accounts will be placed
in the hands Of an officer.
J. \. DILLW0RTH.
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said an impecunious drimker to the bar
tender. "Yes." "Well when | get a
two d1llars bill III bring it In"
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
~ In the Chancery Court of Rogersvihe
Tennessee.
Samuel SHELTON,

William Depew, and others.
From the allegations Of the bill in this
cause which is sworn to,it appears that
the Defendants John Skeletons John Chris
tian and wife, Nancy Christian, the UNI
known heirs of Jesse Scism aud wife,
Nancy Scism, Jane Bellomy and Husband
-Bellony and the unknown heirs of
John SHELTON are nnn-residents of the
State ofTennessee and thai the residence
of Rufus Cary and wife, Lucinda Cary,
is unknown so that the Ordinary process
of law cannot be served on them. 1t is,
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.'HERALD AND TRIBUNE'a newspaper
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Tenn, notifying said nonresident and
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Compliments said bill or the same will
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1875.
j. NJ. GRAY. G & NJ.
Cha's, R. Vance. Solicitor, for Complaint
ant.
Febllv 4pfsi
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In this cause it appearing from the al
legations of the Bill which are sworn to
that the defendant Is a nonresident o
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 Jonesboro', Tenn, notify ing and
calling said nonresident defendant to
appear before the Chancery Court, at
Elizabethton. on or before the Second
Monday Of February next, and make
defence to said Bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing
EXpartc. This the End day OF January,
A. ID. 1873.
JOHN C. SMITH, {. & NJ.
L F.. AKARD, Sol, for Complainant.
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NOTICE.

IN obedience to an order Of sale issued
from the Circuit Court of Washington
county, Tennessee, at its December Term
1874 in favor of Samuel Miller and
against James Miller, for four hundred
and ninety three dollars and eighty cents.
| will sell at the Court House door in the
town of Jonesboro', to the highest bidder
for cash in hand on the
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NOTICE.

IN
IN obedience to an order of sale
issued from the Circuit Court at its De-
cember term 1874. and IN favor Of
Augustus nWyck, against D. NJ. Tay
lor and WIN. II. Taylor for one hundred
aud thirty.seven dollars aad eighty-seven
cents. l will sell at the Court House
door in the town Of Jonesboro', Wash
ington county, Tennessee, on the
9Th day Of March 1875,
for cash in hand to the highest bidder all
the right, title, claim and interest that
the said VIM. II. Taylor has in and to
a certain tract of land lying in said coun-
ty and State afore said, district No. 8
and adjoining the lands of VIM Miller
(col) decd aud VIM, Crisp and p. P. G.
Nelson and others, to satisfy the above
claim. This 18th of January 1874.
r. NJ. YOUNG, Sh'f.
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Office.
IN obedience TO on order Of Sale
issued from the Circuit court 81 Na'h'
ington County Tennessee, al it, pcrtn-
Der Term 1874, and to me directed, III
favor of Joan j.. Lampson and agalut
Elmon Price, for the sum OF s3SSN
debt and cost. | will sell at the CouT'
House door, in the town of JoncsborO,
OH the
9Th day of March 1876"
to the highest bidder for cash in hand
the land described in the Levy to VII,
one tract Of land lying in district No.. IT.
and adjoining the lands of jamcS Miller
George k~cefapIer, James NJ. Martin, i
L. Shipley, John Barns and Others 10
satisfy the above claim. This Bro ~
of February 1875.
K. NJ. YOUNG, ShA
Feb4w4pfs5.
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9Th day March 1915,

the land described IN the Levy to wit all
the right, title, claim and interest, that the
said James Miller has in and to a cer-
tain truct of land, said TO contain one
hundred and fifty acres, more o less, the
land upon which PoA Watson was living
at his death on Cherokee Greek, Washing.
ton County, Tennessee, district No. 8,
aud adjoining the lands of Eph~am Muir
ray and others. to satisfy the above claim
the cost wilIbe required to be paid in
cash onday of sale. or no sale will he re-
ported. This January 14th, 1875.
r. NJ. YOUNG, Sh'f.
Feb. 4>w4.pf$5.
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HHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT.
Chambers, Stevens Il Co..
Geo. n. Saulbb, ed. al.

Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Court at Jonesboro', Washington Coun-
ty, Tennessee, at its November Term
1874, in the above cause. / will offer
TOR sale to the highest bidder at the
Court House door, in the town of Jones'
boro', on the
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31st day of March, 1875.

the three story Brick House and Lot re-
fered to in this cause, known asthe sold
Melvin & Dosser" property, aud now
occupied by Thomas Deer. Giles jack
SON and others, adjoining the house and
now lives, and East of the Court House
in J%onesboro'. 1t being the same pro-
perty conveyed by said Geo. #. Squibb
to W. w. Bowel in trust to secure a
debt, due from him to Newton Hacker.
Said property will be sold Tor cash in
hand. January 2lst, 1875.
i. F. SWINGLE, C. & NJ.
Mar1w4pfS5.
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9th day Of February 1875,

the two small tracts Of land mentioned
and described in the pleadings and at
tached in this cause, lying III Washing
ton County, Tennessee, civil district No.
II near the nouth OF Jockey Creek. con-
tanning 30 acres nor or less. 1t being
the same land conveyed by John S. Moore
to said B. b. Sherfey. Said land will he
sold on q credit of one and W years,
md in bar of the Equity of redemption.
The purchaser will be required to give
Notes and approved security for the
purchase money payable in two equal
instalments bearing interest from date,
January 2lst 1875.
B. F. SWINGLE, C.& N.
,Jan2lW4pfS5.
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.HANCERY SALE OF LAND,
Isaac Broyles,
B, B. SherfaY.

Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Court at Jonesboro' Washington County
Tennessee, at its November Term 1871,
in the above cause, | will offer tor sale
to the highest. bidder ct the Court House
in the town of JonesborO' on the
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02
NORTH SIDE ASSOCIATION.

The North side Association, Mr.. w. W. Niles
presiding, held q meeting at Harlem yesterday
afternoon TO take action Ia regard q the bills for
uptown improvements now waiting the Gov
ernors signature. IL was argued by some OF the
gentlemen concerned that IL was best Tor al
parties 10 adjust matters amcably neither TO
conflict with the Governors ideas nor the plans OF
the Commissioner Public Works. The Commits.
stoner had undertaken TO carry out the ideas Of
Improvement ami no doubt he would dd
so, although. IL might be arRned, some fsa
JOBS we're being looked for by some one. On tie
other hand the Governor migat suggest MOI
favorable measures benenclai to all. Certain u
was, Improvement is sadly needed aud should be
begun at once. Tue people m TINS section OF the
city have not heretofore suffered materially from
the want OF more perfect system OF drainage,
because The population was small and dld not 80
much feel the need 81 H. but nov affairs were
cnanginE, tue population was rapidly increas
ine and great necessity Tor more
perfect system Of drainage was ielt, the interests
OF the community IN every respect demanded 10
aud II was hoped that measures would at once "
taken 20 secure 70 me people what they much
desired and needed and what they we're justly
entitled TO. A resolution 20 This effect was tnsn
offered by hr. Herring and fully adopted Dy ths
meauru.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIEr-FUTUREs STEADY
FLOUR QUIET AND UNcHANGED-wHRAr DULL
AND LowER-coRN STEAMBOATS, UNSETTLED
AND LowER-RYE oUIEr-BARLEY INACTIVE
AND NoMINAL-BARLEY MALT QUIET-PoRK
QUIET-LARD QUIET-PETRoLEUM DULL
NAVAL STORES oUIET-GRoCEBIEs QUIET AND
sTEADY-HIDEs DULL AND wRAK--LEATHER
QUIET - OILS QUIET wHIsKEY QUIET
FREIGHIs QUIET AND FIRMER.
TUESDAY, June Id P. NJ
There was but little manifest alteration in the
condition OF mercantile matters to-day, business
being light and the markets generally quiet.
Some OF those commodities in which the little
speculation done centres were nuctuatlng and
uncertain, but the bulk OF commodities which
20 to swell the tide or Industry and
form the basis OF commerce were quiet,
being purchased only as wanted Tor actual con-
sumption. Tine absence OF speculation imparfs an
appearance OF even greater quiet man naturally
exists; but markets nevertheless full enough
The receipts Of cereals coming upon already duI
and declining markets OF exert a stll more de-
pressing influence; but there was more activity Tor
wheat Change to-day a further decline in price
Corn steady. Oats unsettled and lower Whisky
steady. PORK and lard quiet but without impor.
tint change. Cotton, on the spo, quct futures
were Inactive Petroleum was dull Nrval stores were
quiet Groceries auiet and steady Hides we're
dull and Leather was quiet Oats were quiet
ANnMoNY-The market was inactive at &c., gold, tor
regulars
AsHrs-1he market was quiet at unchanged prices.
We quote ;--Pots &C., pearls Sc.
BEANs ArD PEAs-, he demand for mediums wa. mod
crate al easier prices Marrows were in fair request
White kidneys inactive. Red kidneys were scarce
firm Green peas quiet with fair demand
attul prices. We quote Medium, new cioicc Al 90;
do, fair 20 good 81 80 81 75; mnrrOws new choice
81 ~ 81 IS, do. lair 10 good, ST. Is, pca new.
81 " 81 red kidney, prime new s.; peas new,
81 40 81 %; white kidney choice 81 ~ 10, do far t
good. 81 80 n 81 Is
BEEswAx.-rhe market hrm. with sales OF 900
lbs. choice yellow at 36c ami 5000 lbs do do al Ssc
We quote Western and southern at 35c. SOC. uer H.
BROOM Corn dull ana nominal We sales I'll rs
bales medium. slightly red tpneu, at iuSc We quote -
Brush. short green choice. i3c per III har prime 10
choice, lYc l3c. green medium lie Il I2c.. red
tipped. DC. lie red 'a crooked Be- DC.
BurrER.-Ncw state was IN iAir demand and the mar
kct nrn. Choice yellow and held rniy.
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cMAaLnsroE, June /. 1871.
Sc. Net receipts, lzl haleA

Cotton qu.s., miadIi7s, 1870 Set rsosipts ia bssA
sues ~ s'ooA wrLnsoros. r. O.. June /. 1875
Spirits OF turpsntins quiet az 2szc Rosin steady a.
hard q tor yellow dip and s. Is virgin Tar steady
oswEeo June l. ls7s
foTr dp and uSs1angsd sales q Ie IBIS a 70 -
winter ana 81 Is for double extra Wheat quiet sales
TG e Il T u Corn a 81 Rs
Hee e Il e Se1 sRsr Soss ss So
nliadings. s27 per Ton. Canal treigh ts-wheat BIKE
a@bsT - y to The HUDSON IsGs s. sssspfs-wSsat
Shipment 1870 bushes; lumber. lss6Ooo feet
p..n,. : v,onr = ~. Bv aSt. June I.a5 ,oo
$500 bbls wheat i2OO6 bushels; corn. a5o0O do oats
wheat 900 corn S Do oats S S Y0 ao
snpments ~ canal % y interior points-w6sat 800
hushels corn 900 DO. oats. loo do Canal ireights-
% do Flour dull 40 bbls sod at the Wheat in
dul sales o. 1000 bushels sample at DC. Oats lower
and n sale Of DO %ssiern pot c Rys 9nd
Tor heavy mess Lard quiet at I6c Highwines nom
ToLrpo, June !, 1878
a,s san AMY u %ee's all and 1 sn assr ISL
No red. 81 241s No 2do.. 81 22ls July, 81 %; No2
cash and June Jag 7s,sc ' snss. "a" Hsa 1 low
and July ee H. w s r. 9a' ami
and nominal Reeepts- wheat, i7odo bnsheis corn,
bsSss corn 1as o S ao oats as s ao $4,000
,cnrcAeo June l. 1878
lower and unsettled, closing hrm; spring. 9Isc
95 40 do fresh, sl94c. regular slle SPOT June;
9l1sc. yssc July; No. do Sc. sslSc. rejected,
SOC q sohc Corr Corn lower an And In fair demand; No
July: 7J1Sc august: rejected. 6OsSc. Oats quiet and
weak, lower; 10 57lsc; spot SIZE. bid, juno 55se,
Barley quiet qssl weSS TO spring nr
July; So 30 August Lard dull, Dropping; sla % a
nnchslsed whsksy, - 10 AZ the aiser9oen cal! Of
Corn hrmer 637sc June; 67zsc July Oats strong at
53,ic june 56A July. PORK lower. at $40 ~ June !;
Sg ST. July. Lard weak and lower, al Si4 40. July
ReceiptsFour, 900 bbls wheat lg2 600 bushels corn
$4,000 do; 1900 DO. barley 5000 do. shipments
Flour, 400 bbls wheat l2O,od bushesi corn 5000 do
oats. IS. 900
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We ss%:ae s Essts :' s 5 at ;:ssy gFs':
AZ ssm sSS., O. sooa s1 q
prime 2sc ssc do TO-, do common, zoe a 22c; DO,
wsn tubs oo d s S0 no. So e a
seys am nsnsan tubs choice e &C. u d9 r 90
lie western, tuos choce PC; 90. do, good 2
%f fka g. PoG BRINE ,l de- dc
ia a 70 good ~ Sc d0 na nrSi ANS good Y prime
Wesh tubs, good % prime, isc, do. do. do, com.
I 5c Sc 40 Do ar e good 1874 DO d. common mo-
a 20 ao ro Se o do a. 70 p s se no.
oAsDLrs-rhe denand for all kinds was good, A un.
sc for I! TO ounce sperm at 2sc patent sperm at
CHrssE.Ifhc market was quiet with foir demand
na sTe # s We quote N was @
State factory, fancy, i2e l211e DO fine loIe NE;
sSins Be- &c. ohio factory cheddar SHAPE fancy
me MS ao ao ia, s SHADED S oq ao 10 GOOD g
DO, ane 9s oc DO do, good to fine, &c. 9c 40,
ms % William but 9sS a. S
81 Rio as toiows;-Galveston lSi0 savannah 1000;
Hampton Roads 900; salnmore o6oj; New York ,s
o. s sr%s go 6 or . 5sys nss Ss
6ass 2 Sc S rss @ss sSc sngspors
PC; Lasuayra, '9e Oc Jamaica; IKE iS1sc;
Rca ao io Zoe eg;' Mexcsn iSS c &C. An Ana 49,
2l,;c savanilla isc a 2ls.e Curacao, Tc a ls'ss
sales o. 100 oOslbs lace az 5sc. sasn
We RoUs SS
with heads 81 10 ~ 20 sugar shocks, with heads,
Ss-ineh, So e.; do. do s,nch 81 % ! ~ 25 box
empty hogsheads s. 51a - 5o hoops 4 eet ordinary
ooRpAcE The market Tor oon Mania aud nemp was
firm full prices. We quote Mnniia Qnrge anu SIN all
sznl per lb, l5c l6c do cordage, bolt rope yarns,
l6l1c IKE. tarred Manila, Alsc.; Sisal rope lie.
l3c Zealand, i2c &c Russia hemp, tarred lac.
American do. lac. Russia bolt rope lie.
CoTToN-Ihe market in the nam was nuiet. The ap.
pended sale notes inc ude matter reported
sold the basis OF low mddhng ut l6c. apart from
this tran-acon there noteworthy movement.
Alter 'chungc 80 Dales sold including lot OF 80
bales taken for export With reports showing decreasing
the port the market tor futures strong
up to two O'Clock, despite unvarying accounts
and prices ruled in sellers favor to the extent
Of 36c. subsequently, however, under disposition TO
realize profits the market sold of l.s2c and closed
steady At the following quotations: June l6c 10 3ci
July y 5Szc; i6 s.lec august 10 ll3zc i6,sc;
November, l5.9c a p LIS Deeembssr, Is lSs2c a
Is Is sc. = ls6o March Ice l6 l6e april i6.ae
ara 81 classification in force September 1874 and on
upland cotton store running In quality not more than
halt grade above or below. the Grade quoted :ord
nary l46c. good ordinary l5c. strict good ordinary,
l5slc; low mlddling l6c.; mddling bsSc.: good mid
ding, HAc. Quotations based American standard of
q il -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON june 1, 1878
Cotton quet middling ltaSc Net receipts IS bales:
gross 81. xports to Great Britain, 5712: coastyvise
G6i sales. 500 STOCK l74j
NEw ORLEANS juno I. ISIS.
Cotton quiet, middling 5i3c Net receipts sos bales
gross 1919 Exports 70 Great Britain S,lOi. sales.
1000 Stoca 6S.1oA
MonIrF. June |, 1878.
Cotton steady; mldillng ifA4c receipts 20 bales
Exports coastwisc sos sales BIO stock. l2Ai9.
SAVANNAH June I, 1875
Cotton dui middllng, l5i6c. Net receipts 1856 bales
Exports coastwise, l13 sales, "a STOCK. ll.7A
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKET.

PRovIDEScK X. /. June l. 1875.
Printing cloths quiet but hrmcr size standard
and extra 6ts, with moderate bu slness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

1850 do Matamoros and Mexican; 1880 DO Texas,
Western and Southern; 1900 tied Texas Western
and southern Total 2sl 100 hides and l22 bales Cal
cutta 1919 %. DO, buffalo same time 1874 100 $40
hides ana gT bales East India; DO. 1878,
21500 do and 5l3 do. do do 1872 Isl 00U do
and go do. do; DO 1871 sl0OO DO and l.595 DO DO
We quote: Dry hdes-Buenos Ayres, 20 los, - lbs,
PIC. 22tsc DO "A lbs p los, 2lc Monte video
~ iba y lbs 213sc Corrienfes II lbs rs lbs, 2l5s
2lc. Rio erande, 20 lbs 4 Y bs 2llsc. Orinoco 20
lbs ~ lbs 22c California. n lbs, IS lbs. 2c.t
Central American, Is lbs 81 lbs. 2Uc. san Juan %
lbs. "A lbs, lgc. Mathmoros and Mexican. ~ lbs.
rs lbs. lie "a l9c vers Cruz. IS lbs 10 lbs, l7c
Tampico, ~ lbs ~ lbs lie campeachv and lobasco
dry ana pcSlcdl, II lbs a q lbs loo a isc; Sisa IS
lbs y lbs, lc. Bng0ta, u lbs. 20 lbs, lSc &c
MaracatDo 20 lbs % lbs, Ice; Bana. IL lbs. 70 lbs
l6c. Puerto Cabello and Laguayra 10 It's Y lbs,
l9c. Curacao and Rio Hache dry and plckedl IL lbs
q lbs, l3c. q i4c.. gold, selected
HoFs-ihe market was qnet with good demand
from brewers al tull prices We quote New York,
good to choice new, Soc Fc do low ~ fair Sc
&C.; Eastern, new, 18c 36c.; Western new, Csc a
S6c. yearngs l5c &c ODDS all growths, Sc. l5c
Cahfornians. &c. 35c. per lb
IRoN.-rhe market for American pg dull and
Dropping with small sales at air prices scotch
moderately acliye fy prices
was quiet aud UNCHANGED. Railroad dull We
quote NO American ST SIS, No. do, SIS S2i;
American forge S.4, No Coltness $50 Sil; No Glen
garnock S32 St3; No. ] Fgntnn $50 railroad iron,
No foundry ST s2S iron rails S5 So steel rails,
SIS 371
LEArHER-Light sides were in fair supply Hem.
lock sole moderately active Exports 1000
Sides includng 2.5JO SIDES Calcutta We quote