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National Republican., 1878-06-08
TRAyELERS' GUIDE,
1O7 GREAT

TO THE EaR4H S5SSsrESAFlA EiT! AES ESvEE vgE5Evrwssr
SPLENDID stESEEMIhi MhiSf hSSffdSIficENT EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE ISNS WHsnTsET9s i II; from Depot cor
For Plilsbafs and Inc West iO;ie a N. daily with
sburs % 6neSnn 6fiSrf ase e AID s Gs,so: @
dGiE Nb 'b fefSs az e R4iSAp ShiGfS
FOR Sanandaigu9, Rochester, buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Ps SSe Ga at @ q %aR e daily rcT rssesl sSlT@sy
ooLock Haven, and Emira, at ioioa m daily ex.
For New YORK and the East. LII n m. and eso r. IN.
daily, with Palace Cnrs attached. Limited EK-
press of Pullman parior C"Is, 30 a ui daily, ef.
For ii5coEiy% New York all through trains connee.
Ing double ieriase and Journey across New York
sSsSay 0T Win fHa sespns ss h ta From ssS
For philadelphia, iso N. daily. except SUNDAY ana
is tss a. M; SSS and a, SS , p m S,v daily Limited E1'
Accommodation for baltimore, 6SS, and 40
For P6nes % G"Gy GiyteR SRsff. s ssaSay S M and a. H. dali,
For An9apois. sS N. and a tp m daily .1oer,
NAY AND ,6ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
% n @ o. SUNDAY Al siS q m n: and an | and m
aI I'd '%I siS ~ n % daily T s cseep, sunday DAY Wv ' Oy
Trains leave hlexandra ior Washington. g s,
Tn saSdsv sum- nS a \, and 70 an m .ns S 4 s1G n h m
ca 10 I. ana me
east corner q hr,een,h s,Ise! and sy-
Sania avenue and a, lie depot where ordsrs can Ss
efi ior the Checking OF baggage 70 destination from
FRANK THOMSON. Gensi al Manager. apr UaL
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
OFFICE OF srErnESvILLE

DAILY AND WEEKLY HERALD,
STEuBESNiLLE ONO, March q, 1917
10 His EnoetfncV Rutherford y. Hayes
DEAR SIR: We have known for a series of years
the bearer OF this lettcr-Mr. James T. Anderson
rs journalist aud, SO fnrGS our present knowledge
extends, can indnrse him a worthy young man
and stnunCh Republican. You doubtless are
aware that he served In the capacity or supervisor
Of registration In the East Fclicana Parish of Lou
isiana, at the November election aud we are In
formed was in great measure instrumental In
saving us the state. We would add that We believe
him TO be needy aud deserving Of some position
Hoping that yOu will mvurably consider his claims
and accord him such aid nN you consistently can,
am, yours, truly l.. u. CONN.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
N. Lelve washington.
hlJ n. M baltimore III colt City, and Way sta

A: Nj. Leave Washington;
80, h:.J n. m-Baliimore EllcOIt city, and Way sta
torso a; baltimore PHILADELPHIA, New York and
Boston Express On Sunday to baltimore only
and Way stations between lieliy and Piedmont
tI:O-Baliimore Express.
s5On m.-NE~ SoRK, PHiIAnELrntA, BosToS,
Nh lALT,MonE n EErErss P@nLon'cAR to New
fs:Jl u m.-s: L5Gts. tInc nnltI Chicago aud pits
plg LIpress Connects Tor iinsersiown and Valley
Li IniT9ngh @ C&r g sagn'Gn rAEL2s;CAG to &rnfon'
,NlO-on sunday OILY. Baltimore ANNAPOLIS, and
;, fiifOO a. nj -naltimo.o Express
l2lOp m.-Batimore, Elicou City, Annapolis aud
tl:op. m.-NEw YORK., PuILApELrnIA, ASp Bos.
tom EMPRESS On sunday to Baltimore aud Way
d, 4So T. nj Baltimore DIHdenSburg Ann !pqI!s Juno
tl:Ji p. m.-Fredefick Puint OF Wocks iiagerstown,
W,lnchester; y, and Way stat Ms sunday 10 Point OF
Rocks and Way Stations only.
ts tttGH%'lnsTS Agn%Eos andy and way s'a1i9Ts a
Express. Ellicott CITY PAssENGERs ron N0nToIK
TAKEN IN THE CARs DIRH.r To Boat AT CANTON.
no conneetion sunday for Norfolk. Stop Al BHdens-
baltimore and Way Stations.
ts;lJ p. m.-Ialt more Express
fN2J-St Louis, Cincinnati Louisville, and Pitts
Srs Srs Er y shSx h@s and Pits
TIaoRE ExrRrss. sLEEpIxgCHK 10 New FORK, and
sskSiaL IA sLEEpiTg,tARt n g, , Philadelphia
al 4an, 1ner tsSns .,nn 3 d1y sy SksGpt d,sn Sunday
For further Information apply at Ticket Offices at
Depot, corner New Jersey avenue and Z street, IS,
street northwest, Washington, and Masonic Temple.
sad Sa street nS Gs9,se&sSMp & wiss TICKETS @ can be pro
ia II "E sS q 'Ss lS
GEO. =. kODNTZ General Agent.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
SATURDAY, JUNE g, 1878.

GLOVER is losing his patience. POTTER
is poaching upon his domain. To discover
Democratic fraud and corruption is his pre-.
rogative by patent right. He don't like
the infringement.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
THE INQUIRY,
Upon this is the following endorsement |:
tCORiinud from FTra Pug,

Executive Mansion. Anderson, !. E.: !. A.
strnght protests against his appointment as Consni
at fiinchal and states that his reputation Is not
gond Can furnish proofs of what asserts Re.
snecttilly referred to the Secretary Of state. by
direction OF the President MAY %, 1917
G. c. sNIFFIN, Secretary
| tRcceived in Department Of State. May o. 1877 ]
EXECUTIVE MASsiOS
WASHINGTON, May %, 1877
DEAR Mr.. SECRETARY: lrthc commission which
The President signed on the 2Ith instant for James
Z Anderson as Consul Of the United States At Fun
chal has not been delivered tn the RppOintee the
President will be pleased to have you retain posses
sion OF II until further inquiries as to Mr.. Ander
sons character arc instituted. Very truly YOURS
W X. ROiERS
Private Secretary.
To the Secretary of State, present.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Hayes Takes Everything.
IGnlyeston News. /

Hayes takes everything as a matter Of course.
llo Is like tie Irishman who was attending u con-
cert, when the boiler IN the basement exploded and
threw him about a hundred yards Gazing around
on the wreck, he thought II was part OF the pro-
gramme for he remarked, What piece do you
play nlIt"
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Ananias Anderson.

Harrisburg Telegraph.
AnaniNs was struck dead with a lie In his mouth
Anderson seems to mouth his lies with all impunity
that assures strength Of life.
National Republican., 1878-06-08

The multiplication Of pOisun germs in di,eases Of
the blood Is exceedingly rapid, aud II unchecked
yltintes all the blood OF The 10 y. Dr Bulls Blood
Mixture by It's peculiar influence, kills these germs
aud, purifying the blood, removes all possible
chance of disease establishing Itself
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Red-ifOt Letters.

Senator Matthews ought to feel easier now that
those letter. from Anderson have been discharged
from custody. They should have burnt u hole in
his pOCkel long ago
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Piper-Ekeidsieck.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOURISTS.

-, The Lake Superior Transit Company Is running
and Duluth and Intermediate ports. Five saiIings
weekly. Fur full Information apply 10
my loan
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Comes from the Have. Fn,tiop.

Utica Republican,
Let II be remembered that all the talk of diyid.
ing the Republican party has come from the Hayes
faction.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
FOR SALE AND RENT.

nor SALE OR RENT-BRICK HOUSE 2li6
street northwest, II rooms, Ras water, DC. Lot
OSi2i, with large stable In rear, Rent, $50: price
S,Opt CR'h payment, and time on deferred pay ments
10 suit puI ciins Y. R-Its
National Republican., 1878-06-08
BOARDING.


l7f PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
Tso west.-fir-t-cHss Board, with largo airy
Rooms from sgto $40 per week: trnus.ent, $50 pr
day baths nndB Mrs o. a. HOWARD.
~ copncctiR rih he HOiCtrd UDtsS.
jesiy
FlRST.CLAss PRIVATE BOARDING. HOUSE,
RYE BEACH n. II
q. ii. JIsNSESS.
R1ofn7 large Prc " mo terra Q,
July iei.Ims
National Republican., 1878-06-08
The Trinity Of The Revolution.
A WllaclI at Potter

Philadelphia Press.
Tilden Is the lonclieSl man Ia the United States
Potter the most ridcucd, Anderson the most ptled
National Republican., 1878-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r1Sys THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL ~
49, sgnci by the le din physiai inn' OF ~. Lou =:
,Codens J. cbg- Liquid EStrc Of liecr nlI Tone
particnH rly useu III Dpncra. Fever and ,vrry ,lt~
pres ng d,rusn. We ca erfuy recommend II, Every
nnmiy should have II few bottles" JotGt
rags OFFICE OF GEORGES GREER. COAL
May ~ is7s-k general meeting Of stockhoiiess ef
building bait more, Tuesday, june H. ISIS nom IL 10
RECToRs CIiAs. ". MIfiAR
n2L s-Jui,ii treasurer,
Nl1yo CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
W. TRiAsuRy DEpARrNESr.
OFFICE OF CONPTRoLLKRo or THE CuRRENCy,
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented 10 tho
SESTsRT NATfoSXL BANK ofwSsRSnston wRfns e"t tS i've
Ia tue city Of Washington. In the county of Washing,
ali ihe provisions Of the Revised Statutes }he United
states required 10 be complied with before assoc-
,lon shall be authorized TO commence the business OF
Now, therefore, I,John Jay Knox ,Complroer Of tho
TS TTqFsSS1SL AZ So sEe1y N I seTy n9i re
city OF washington In the county OF Washinrto on,
aud District Of Columbia, is authorized TO commence
The business ofbankIng provided in section jGJ OF
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal Il
Office ih!s l5Ih day ofAprii, is5S
nplis@t No. 2asa compiroiisf sa q Inc cupf ny.
Rl1y" NErRALiIA CURED IN ONE MINUTE
AZ by Fluid Lightning rs hundreds In the city
onn testify. Sold at Coughns drugstore. Ian2Ltr
nY" .HEADAL LHE. .TooTIIACHE. EARACIIE
Coughiin's drug.siore. Masonic Temple jan.S.,f
Nl95s NERVOUS PAINS, PLEURISY. CRAMP
w Collie, &c, &c., relieved nj once by Fluid Light
ming, sold at Coughlhs drugstore, Masonic Temple.
rlys HUMPHREYS Specific PONDS TX
~ TRACT, Homeopathi ic Medicines sold nj TCin-
pies Drug Store. and Ninth streets. ss.tr
National Republican., 1878-06-08
ROOMS FOR RENT,

FOR RENT - THREE NICELY.FuRNIsHED
low prizes q, q, and tiO prT month-to gentlemen
only. Brck house. all modern cOnvcniencts. small,
quiet hiniy. No. ~ Thirteenth street northwest
myI.n
EOR RENT. WITH BOARD-A HANDSOMELY
nrnisied suit OF Two or THREE ROOMS, on
Second FloUr-p1rticularly desirable ior persons in
tending TO remain during the spring warm weather
VIII be rented by the week month. n s23 Vermont
avenue, opposite tho Arlington Hotel. Terms
Reasonable. apDtf
FURNISHED ROOMS At S26 INDIANA AVE
u nue. myI.2ms
National Republican., 1878-06-08

Nhack at Potter.
philadelphia Times
How much better 1t would have been for some
folks II that awkward testimony had beeu taken iu
National Republican., 1878-06-08

Largest legitimate morning circu-
idtiOH Ia the District.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAl
The Grclt double-irack,
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT

NAIIUNA1I KJC 7 r MD HfONI LINE
NORTH NORTHWEST. WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
MAY IL, l:.sI +. m.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Dec. 16.-The
Third Avenue Railroad Company
having refused to reinstate the sus-
pended car drivers, ForreI and
Kearney, formal strike took place
this morning. About forty cars
are running, driven by new hands
under police protection. No vio-
lence is yet reported. The depot is
guarded by the police.
AS was suspected, while the Man
hatton bank robbers were being
taken from the Jefferson police court
this afternoon, desperate attempt
was made to rescue one of them,
g Rd Leery." Pistols were drawn
and but for the plucky resistance of
the detectives the attempt would
have succeeded. a man named
Rely was arres ed for participation.
1t is reported that Farrell, tho
second leader of the Third Avenue
strikers, has been arrested and
dubbed by the police.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The
Joint meeting of the Senate and
House Committees on Yellow Fever
INQUIRY was to have been held this
morning, but less than a quorum of
the House committee put in an
appearance. The following sub
committees, on the part of the Sens
ate, we're appointed: TO visit
New Orleans and vicinity, Messrs.
Eustis, Lamar and Paddock; to
visit Memphis and vicinity, MeSSrs.
Harris, Matthews and Conover;
Corresponding subcommittee will
be appointed by the House com
mittee to conduct these branches
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17
HARH EES 8Y TEEEGRAPss
1@S YGTk N ark es.
New YORR, Dec. IA,

NEW YORR, Dec. A.
Money, 23,3 Exchange. 4 823. Gold
l O0s. Government bonds strong; new
5's, 06t. State bonds dull.
Flour without dec!ied change, bet
ter export demsud for low extras.
Wheat a shade irner aud very quiet,
shippers holding off Corn ! J; bet.
ter, scarcely so active; 46 .47c for un
graded; 43444 for No. 5 Pork firmrr
and more active; 81 As for old mess.
Beef unchanged and in light de-
mand. Lard a shade firmtr aud fairly
active; So 50 as 81 for prime steam.
O. ff'=e fairly active and steady. Sugar
duIl and nearly nominal. Ric9 quiet
and unchanged. Molasses dull and
nOminally unchanged.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17

of investigation in conjunction with
the Senators above named during
the approaching holiday recess o.
Congress. It has also been ar
ranged that the House and Senate
committees in Washington shall here
after meet jointly, although they
will vote separately, in the same
manner as 6 Committees of Confer
encc."
A bill appropriating $15O,O0O fol-
the deficiency in railroad mail
transportation has been reported
from the Committee on Appropria-
tions, and is to be acted on to-mor
row.
Mr.. Chalmers moved to suspend
the rules and pass a bill making it
a penal offense for any officer, agent
or contractor of the United States
to intimidate with the election of
members of Congressman or of
President by the contribution of
money, or by the use or abuse of
official privilege, or by bribes,
threats, influence, &c. 1t also
makes it a penal offense to solicit or
receive contributions for election
purposes from persons in the en-
ployment of the Government. 1t was
rejected; yeas 132, nays 103, not
the necessary two-thirds in the
affirmative. The Republicans voted
no and the Democrats aye, Mr.. Kel-
ley, of Pennsylvania, voting with
the Democrats.
The Potter Committee held a
meeting to-day and took action
upon the application of Attorney
General Cocker, of Florida, to be
permitted to introduce evidence
corroborative of his statement last
winter, that he had seen Governor
Noyes and Gov. Stearns come out
of the room where the board of
canvassers were in session, although
for an hour or more he had been
unable to obtain admission, which
statement was emphatically denied
by Noyes and Stearns. The cons
mittee to-day decided that as this
conflict of veracity does not involve
any national point in the subject of
inquiry they will not hear any wit
nesses concerning it, but they made
an order allowing Cocker to file
ex parte afidavits in support of his
statement and granting the same
permission to the other side.
No subcommittee will be sent to
Florida to continue the inYestiga-
ton of other matters there.
No action was taken to-day in re-
gard to sending a subcommittee to
Louisiana. The Republican mem
Oers have selected Cox, of Ohio, to
represent them on any sub-com-
nittee that may be sent to Louisi-
ana, Blackburn will probably ac-
Potter as second Demo-
cratic member. 1t is supposed that
the additional investigation could
be completed within a week or ten
lays. Butler was not present at
the meeting to-day and no allusion
was made to the cipher kilograms.
The committee are to meet again
next Wednesday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17

If the issue isn't too dead for q
live man like the editor of the Tribune
to notice, he might tell his readers
whether, under all the circumstances,
he is in favor OF the Tennessee Legis-
lature, at its next session, directing
Tax Collectors to receive the "Torbett
issue" notes in payment of State
taxes. Flop down from your top
lofty perch just long enough to tell US
what you think about it. That isn't 3
" dead issue.p
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17
AT THE HOTELS.
Liss OF Arrivals In the City.

ASA Of ArF1VaIs TN the CftE.
The following is list of arrivals al
the city hotels for Dec. 10th:
ATKIN HOUSE.
Harry Sellers, New York Jesse G.
Wallace, franklin BENZ. Lyon, New
York; Jas. Il. Allison, Kingston
Sam'l z. Jackson, Loudon; F. II.
Palmer, r. r Agent; s. B. Lyon,
Washington; r. B McGaughey
Chattanooga; J. D. Offutt, Anderson
county; n. Bachm, II, Tennessee
Thos. /. Jarnagin, John r. Jsrnagin,
Tate Spring; DR.. L. w. Whitlock
cambridge.
LAMAR HOUSE.
w. A. Hill, Washington; J. It.
Steele, Geo. ). Kinney, New YORK; r.
K. Sneed, Mississippi; B. J. Wolfe,
Baltimore; w. B. Staley, Kingston
Il n. Hood, Maryvill..
CENTRAL HOUSE.
d w. Ruther ford Cincinnati; B.
J. Wolfe, Baltimore; J l.. Boyd, Con :
cord; E Overton, Yellow Springs !;
Neil Kesterson, Messy Creek.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17
XIV CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Mr.. Coke, of Texas, submitted I
resolution instructing the Commit
tee on Judiciary to examine int,
the expediency of repeating al
laws providing for the compensation
of United States Attorneys By
means of fees, and the passage O
laws fixing salaries for such officers
4 greed to.
Mr.. Beck, of Kentucky, submit
ted resolution requesting that the
Secretary of the Treasury be di-
rected and required to appear be-
fore the Senate in person on
Wednesday next, at one o'clock p.
M, to inform the Senate what rea-
son, if any, he has for failing to
answer the resolution of the Senate
of the Sd of December, 1878, in
regard to the amount of silver coin
received for customs dues, and
whether he has applied it or any
part to the payment of the interest
on bonds and notes of the United
States, and if not so applied to state
the reason why, &c. During his re-
marks on the resolution, Mr.. Beck
said the Secretary of the Treasury
had increased the bonded debt of
the United States to the extent of
$104, ,499,450 by selling bonds and
boarding gold. After a brief de,
bate, the resolution was laid over.
At the expiration of the morning
business, the Senate took up the
resolution of Mr.. Blaine in regard
to citizens being deprived of their
constitutional rights. After a brief
debate of a colloquial character, the
amendment offered a few days ago
by Mr.. Thurman, directing further
inquiry as to whether persons have
been dismissed from employment by
reason of his vote, whether money
was raised by assessment or other
wise upon Federal ofice-holders or
employees for election purposes, and
also into the conduct of Supervisors
of Elections, was agreed to without
division.
The Chaplain, in his opening
prayer, alluding to the death of the
Princess Alice, said: "Oh Lord,
for all that mourn this day alike in
the palaces of Kings and in the
lowly dwellings of the poor, we
beseech Thy mercy and Thy
favor.
A number of bills were intro
duced during the morning hour and
referred. Among them the follow
ing:
By Mr.. DAVIS, OF Massachusetts,
For the erection of a fre-proof
building for a national museum.
Referred to the Committee on Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds.
By Mr. Glover, of Oregon-To
regulate the employment of labor
on public works of the United
States. Referred to the Commit
tee on Commerce.
HOUSE.
The House has been engageded in
referenc bills, among them was one
introduced by Mr.. Wood for the
payment of duties on imports in
United States notes.
A resolution was adopted calling
on tbs Secretary of the Treasury
for information as to whether there
was any balance on the loan &C
count standing to the credit of the
Treasury in any national bank on
the 1st of March, 1876, or on the
lst of any succeeding month until
January 1877, with the name of
Iuch banks and the amount held by
Zach.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17

THE Democratic politicians are
very Indignant when it is proposed to
investigate the tissue paper ballot
business in South Carolina. AS the
Knoxville Tribune would say, that is
dead issue"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17

INDICATIONS: For the South At
lantic States, northeast to northwest
winds, stationary pressure and tenn
peralure, and partly cloudy weather
will prevail. For the Gulf States,
northeTly winds, shifting TO warmer
south and east, falling barometer, in
creasing cloudiuess, possibly followed
by occasional rain. For rennesse and
the Ohio Valley, falling barometer,
slightly warmer, southerly winds and
cloudy weather, with snow or rain.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17

IF any one doubts the purpose for
which the " Torbett Issues" were put
in circulation, let him read the follow
ing extract from franklin CORE
spondent Of the Nashville american ::
A citizen of this place and one of
the most highly respectable gentle-
men in the State, in 1861 applied to
the Bank of Tennessee authorities for
the loan of S. 600. The managers re-
fused to lend it to him, and in turning
away he accidently remarked: i am
sorry / can not get il, as / have an
opportunity TO buy lot of pistols and
sabres TO arm Capt. EwiDg's COM
pany.D "Oh, if that is what you want
1t for you can get il" said they, "for
We are only lending money now to
arm the volunteers" So you see there
is some reason for believing the new
issue was in part at lesst for the pur-
poses OF aiding the rebellion 20
But the Knoxville Tribune says this
Is sn tissue long since dead"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17

THURMAN will not be a candidate
for Governor OF OaiO next summer,
according the Enquirer. Sensible
Thurman. The risk Is too great.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17
Chaecery Court, Knoxville, Tenn.
No Sl84.


". A. G .lbrai az 4inst E. A. Sawyers, G. N.
and b. M. BraRner, Executors of Jno. e.
Branner, deco. and j. B. Hoxsie.
IN THIS CAUSE THE COMPLAINANT W.
/ A.7atr ith having filed his bill of complaint
against Z. A. Sawyers and .nthers, charging
among other thints t a. TIE said K. A. Sawy ers
is justly indebted to him and Is non resi- dent of
lat of the Hon. NJ. L. Har, Judge of the Cr;mi-
nal Ccuri for the District Knox, an original at
yers, returna hIe to the March term, 18 g. Of said
cour,, and the same having been levied on the
propertg of said z. a. SawyeIs, It. Is ordered Dy
the leI K and M Aster that the aid z. A. Saw
ers be re quirei to appear before the s!i Chan
cery COurG at the court hou in Knoxville on the
Sd Monday in March next and make defence to
said hi or the same will be taken for conf ssed
and the Cause ct for hearing ex parte. This
mott e win be published in the Knoxville Wing
and Chronicle for four consecutive weeks. This
IIth day of December, 1878, A copy. Test:
declIw4t NJ. L, PATTERSON, c. & NJ.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17

Qua handsome friend of the Nor
ristown Gdzatte, John E. Helms, will
be a candidate for Clerk of the Senate,
a position he filled acceptabIy in the
last Legislature. He ought to have it.
His Democracy is of the rOck-ribbed
sort. He has fought good fight. he
has kept the faith. He swallows
everything the party does and never
gruuts or grumbles. He eats and
drinks whatsoever is set before him
without asking any questions. And
besides all this, for so "pizen " DEM
Ocrat, be is a clever fellow. More than
all, he will make a good clerk.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17
In the Chancery Court at Knoxville,
Tennessee.
Nc. 1892.

Nc. 1892.
G. Rutherford vs.. E. A. Sawyers, B. NJ and g. NJ
Bran e, Executors of John d. Branner, de-
ceased, w: e. Jarnagir, j. B. Hex is
and Thomas :. Northern.
Ia this cause the complainant, c. Rutherford
having fl ed b IS bill of complaint upon oath in
the Chancery Court at Knoxville against E. a
Slwyers and Others, charging, among other
things, that the said Z. A. Sawyers is justly in
deb eu to b u, and is a non resident of Tennes-
se', and havIrO obtained, by tbs order and nat
Of the II IN. w. B. Staley, Chancellor, Sc, an
yerS, it ordered by the Clerk and Master that
the said s. p Sawgers be required 20 appear
bt fore sail Chancery Court at the court house, in
Rockville on the third Monday in March next
and make { nse 10 said bill, or the same will
be taken for confess ed and the case set tor hear
the knoxville Wig and Chronicle FIR four cou-
secutive weeks. This, 1ith day of December,
deciowIt M L. PATTERSON, G. an.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17

GOLD opened in New York yester-
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