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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
TOBACCO STATISTICS.
Richmond Tobacco Exchange.

r. A. Trice, auctioneer; Emmett W.
Chockley, clerk.
The following is comparative statement
OF the inspections, deliveries, and stocks OF
leai-tobacco on band at the various ware
houses in the city Of Richmond from Octo-
Der |, 1877, to October /, 1878, and from
October /, 1873, to October /, 1879; also,
an annual statement OF the receipts at the
various warehouses for the year ending Dc.
tober /, 1879:
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Foreign ana Amtrican vessels.
Hsrbor. Masters Report.

The following Is u statement OF the num-
Der Of steam and saiiing.vessels and their
tonnage arriving in the port OF Richmond
during the year: Steamers, 5S0-tonnage,
10000; sMliug-vesseis, S52-tonnage, 2l7,-
900.
Sailipg-vessels were elassed as follows
Banks, so; brigs, Al; sch0oners, 7Gl-an
increase Of 10 per cent. on tonnage OF sail
IN o.. vcsspls
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miles less than in the previous year. This
dIminutlon In The length OF haul Is due TO
the fact that We have largely increased our
western bssinesS In coal and coke.
REPORT or TONNAGE SHIFTED FROM oHEsA-
PEAKE AND OHIO wHARvEs DURING TIE
YEAR 1879. ny L. BREMosD. SHIFTING AGENT
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,

vice. president; &. a. Davenport, secretary
and treasurer; j. l.. Schoocrait, assistant
secretary aud treasurer. Organized iD
April, 1873.
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hundred and elgbty .eIgbt ieeI, consI.ilr

hundred and lightweight feet, Consisting,
While. pine, poplar, ash, walnut, manlc
cherry. hickory, oak, sycamore. and sonib'
ern pine-of southern pine about $500. 6oo
ssst. the balance OF the above.namtd. +,
addition 10 this there has been brought n
this market: or bill timber. not Inspected
o o0,. 600 feet; about 100000 iect .yc,'
more. not iDspected, and about 100000 Eet
., other fine lumber, not Inspected.
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Richmond. York River and Chesa-
peake Railroad.

Officers: III. L. Douglas, superintendent;
Walter T.. Smith, secretary and treasurer.
The following is statement OF the snip
ments over the Richmond. York River and.
Chesapeake railroad for the year: Leaf to-
bacco, 1907 hogsheads; tobacco stems, 2,92G
hogsheads; manufactured and smoking to-
bacco. 1882, 265 pounds: cotton, 33,31S
biles; wheat, 42,SO7t bushels; corn, 20, 100
bushels oats, 1899 bushels; rye, 4S3 bush
els ; bacon, 6,6lS,O22 pounds; butter, 1884,
063 pounds; eggs, 96,774 pounds; sumac,
2,ssS,Sl7 pounds; bark, 2,427 tons dried
fruit, 1,9j3,04l pounds; flour, 69,i1J bar
reIs whiskey, 1886 barrels; fertilizer,
1884 tons.
The company have constructed at Rich
mond new freight-house 150X60 feet,
coach-house 250XGj feet, a new smih's-shop,
and carpenters. shOp. Have erected at West
Point one platform 300X60 feet, one 2j0XjO
feet she'd 350X50 feet. and one wharf
4OOxlO0 feet. Have laid at West Point 1900
feet OF sidngs.
The road has been kept in good order.
One freight engine and one shifting engine
has been added to motive power, and fifteen
ireipht-cars TO rolling stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
rxnorts and imports for the Year.

The sundries were-boier, &c, 1896;
beer, $3.50; lneat-iuice, $40; white zine,
SCI; white lead. S23; navy-oahum, $50;
nails, 80; butter, sl3; brooms, sS1 corn
sheller-, s5l; sbield-irons, $50; turpen-
tine. Sl3; chairs, $2l; Florida water, S26l;
starch, SIC; brass burner, $40; globe
rings. 30; glass chimneys, $40,
IMPORTS FREE OF DUTY,
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266.5Is

The above freight has beel shipped on GIG schoo-
ners rs barges, % barques ID brigs. in addition
10 the regular steamers which call daily In aCdi-
ton 10 the above amount shipped, there Is now on
the wharf, awaiting shipment, some 5000 tons OF
freight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
R rs 49, E-,G ~
HEADQUARTERS
FOR Tux
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIEs, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
AT
RICHMOND BAZAAP,
I43s AND I44O FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND. "a.

The subscriber has n,ted mp iu .('T,ecf,,n With
his extensive stables one Of The II
COMPLETE AND COASf<TEST RAZAAPs
. De Iyutsi III WIS t"'HtIf aud having every IA
3Olicits cOnslmmeuis Of
HORSES. MULES, A\D VEHICLES,
u every kind. promising tht. all stock. g.. con-
signed 10 MN sht,i nave '''. d. attentOn, and re-
turns promptly made.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES m4NIe when re,ulred
TIE CARRIAGE DfPAhTMENT
embraces consignment, OF almost e,Sery tArittyO
vehicle, Tor pleasure and work puiTposes A. ai,D
HARNESS 81 every description. = II Articles ia
fb.s department VIII be s0id IL lowest ,.boles.le
manufacturers prIccs aud lu no iDs Auce Will any
deviation lIom such prices b. made. Marble wish
lls D., Iurchase will lnd 40 tO their MAyre,t 10 eX-
anime fni stock 81 vehicles. sc,
M STABLES are new. Of LARGE CAPACITY.
.nd ford every convenience for drawers. u
Ptrtles desiring ~ purchase f0r their II IA nee or
The trade y ii bnd large stock T. select frsffn
AUo rlog SALES eyer' WEDNESDAY nj SAT-
friday al 10 OCiJck 4. NJ.
JOHN y. DAVIS. Prodrietor.
r. u. COOK, AnctOueer.
{. :. ALLEN, Manner. Ayl7
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the fact that 6. 600 barrels were shipped from
City Point and 10000 from West Point py
steamers.
A large quantity was also shipped from
New York by The brazilian line OF steamers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

Increase 10 cigar over collections in 1875, sl-,-
534 90.
Iucr ase IN cigarettes over collections In 1878,
tl7,l9662.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
Manufactured Tobacco, Cigars, and
NIgarettes Exported.

The following is statement OF the mar.
uiactured tobacco and the number Of cigar
cites exported from this internal.rcyenue
district during the year 1879, and upon
which no tax IS paid here
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTED
The following is a statement OF the total
collections in the Third district OF Virginia
for the year 1879:
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LIVESTOCK SCALES.

The following is statement OF The Nv
.tock weighed on the state scales, near
Richmond. Va. from January |, to Deem
,er3I IS1g-ViZ.:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
INSPECTIONS OF FISH.

The following j. a statement II The IN
specionS Of fish made 10y Thomas ~
Brander. Inspector, during the year; Ro'
2G4 kegs No. |. 1914 kegs No. .,
Gj barrels No. /; cut hcrrings-2,29I bar
rel, No. /, III barrels No. ,; groS, her
rings-l 900 barrels No. |, 2l0 barrel, No. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

Comparative statement Of the receipts Of loOse,
together with The nspec IONS deliveries. and stocks
Of leaf-tobacco on hand al the various ware
houses ia The city OF Richmond for the quarters
ending January /. 1879, and January /, 1880
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
b26l,I59
l3.745.26o
EARNINGS.

The following is report OF the opera
lions of this road for the year ending Sep
tember 30, 1879:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company.

Officers OF the company A. 5. Buford,
president; T. NJ. X. Talcott general su-
perintendeni; John X. Macmurdo, general
passenger agent.
The following is statement Of the earn
ings from transportation and incomes from
all sources, with expenses OF the company,
for the year:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Gomnnny.

company.
Office No. 1901 Main street, over Rich
mond Banking and Insurance Company.
John c. New, president; II. c. Parsons.
vice. president. Cyrus II. Mccormick, Chi.
cago, H.; James X. keene, Hugh McCuI-
loeb, John Il. Houston, William Foster. ,Jr.
New York; George n. Bartholomew, Hart
ford, Conn; James &. Blaine, Augusta,
Me. John Z. Jones. Gold Hill, Nevada
Henry Miller, Columbus, Ohio, directors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s'ss..fSo VoU tfVScS
This shows an increase in dutiable arti.
cles 10 1879 over 1873 OF sl7,s93. The to-
tai value OF Imports In 1879 was SlS4.9S7,
being an increase over the entire imports
OF 1873 OF $S0,724.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
The following is statement OF the hour
lspected In Richmond for the year lN,"t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
rsr or VESSELS ENTERING AND GOING OUT or
Tile DOCK YOR LIE YEAR ENDIN0 3OIH ekP-
1870

Total receipts OF the company, sll7,-
922.Ss.
Disbursements during the year. $685.
1881.
The number OF tons moved on the canal
was:
For year eedipg 3o,h September, 1879. .e66
For year ending 30lh September, i6Te...'l25'eoZ
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There wss 40 -four shipped 20 any other
country excelt Brazil during 1870.
The decrease il the plumber OF barrels
Of 6our shipped this year Is accounted for by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01
Cncsapeakc and Ohio Railway.

C.P. Huntington, president; A. 5. Hatch,
first yice.presidenl; w. G.. Wickham, Sc
cond vice president; w. NJ. S. Dunn, engi-
necr and superin lendent.
TONNAGE REPORT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

Tax Paid on Tobacco I'm Detail.
The following is a statement OF the tax
paid the Government in detail on tobacco
exclusively for the year 1879:
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Flour Trade to Bra.iI During the Year

Total number Of barres shipped TO Braxil
IRON Rier moad dlrine ls79...........,: t41 g9x
Lossi value or ths same. .98oo,o4s
Decre,se IN sh,pweuts Of -FOUR 10 Brazil rs
cntapared with 1878. .........,:.:..:;. As.s4i
T0tef npmhcr Of vssseS engaged In the nouf
trade stth Brazil,
8e2nx 0ccyeA5e ..'.'AV
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Mixing a net decrease as above ,
stated ot,.,.,,.,..-...,,.''''''.'''' sSt,f 80
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-04-18
pas Gd9lid)e polksblatt

fcgtef per po (obne gcnntassbIatt) 1920 per Sabr
s4eo has baIbe Sabs unS $3.50 bas Wisrtsliabr. gt
sonntaosbIa sfi.2o per Sabr $3.50 bas baIbe Sabr
nab $3.50 has giertsliuhr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-04-18

Many, man Die tblserne oo61tif
lejert - aDtnn oos dIteitt 9Inb az aenilo
IA, I'M btu ilise mIeoer eiue Qost!en sooI1
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-04-18

Qlnl ar6ern Wtproen iberbrof6te Der
Yoitbote 9eyrn M. yl. 8riI6t &eritn N. "
Spei @elbbrisfe. Jeber bi<Ier .tsl6en 5tus
oungen lag eift 3sttst Gel Dtx hi q ejtt<
belt, als Die YDorte =. m - i(7IZ q lI1k <f6r
freunbIiMs WernlitttInIi6 Dfk ejnt 3eae
nit siIrse, Der dsloereaIia wlei1l IS upler4
3eidret.s & NJ s..s ss s;
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-04-18

.msinntin, tisfstils iatsae i nluti<r
nenlih ibrem @atien sil der Ijfbe 6eraiee
Sunae bari mir ni6t NIT Der 8I1Is Ise lrD6s
9e5ogen merDef. 6ie6 Dit i1It tf1m0f
bic Nale ieines Wrobpoter1 oll
, 1880-03-24
SHERWIN'S SCOOP.

,r,,. Do~.o,n.u-c Tsro~nrdtnVa I'm tho
AMe Eoo I,. ,SSss~n'ss ro.c ror.
noted Ntaawelt Aena'n. IN .,'s m"toi, J""U s,ona,
holdorx-An Imnortant Transaction.
sasets, nt.aatea ' h ~ &c. csteaao T5,bunA
., esssa' - ~ ~ uspoh % nuo ~ tho lnrpcst
and mnst important land forcolosuso suits 90.
o'dod sIucc tho sattlemont Of America terminated
neso yee1Stuay ~ .lo sun. es ,a..a.oa d.
BY Chtef'Jusuco rs'heo, VI 'no cusoo.a':u eran
fsh.Me1cau grant widely known IN taa teen! :!
m. or,n, haa heon fought oyur for ten ycars by
tue ..,'.S Az ~. ~. at cn,,-o, md cSmrrix..s
, 1880-03-24
NEW ORLEANS.
A Heavy sute Growing Out of Now
Orleans Inherent Coupon Ronds-A
Receiver AppOtnlCd.

A Heavy Suit Growing Out OF Now
Orleans Inherent Coupon Honds-A
Receiver Appointed.
Special Dssrateh to Ihs Chicago Tstbt4ne.
New ORLEANS, March sJ.-In tho United etatos
Court tho past fow days Judge Billings has been
tnking testimony nnd hearing arguments In tho
caso Of II. ntor ". The City OF Now 0rlcnns. In
his petition the plnlntlG sets forth that ho was
tho owner or certain interest coupons Of tho said
city, past duo and unpaid. making III tho ag-
grcgate $45,u0 Of intercnt coupons. lie alleges
that tho City Of Now Orleans was authorized and
required by tho laws Of Louisiana to levy md
collect tax to pas sniu Interest coupons and to
arply tho moneys SO collected to such payment,
and this requirement constitutes contrnct be-
tween tho holders OF sntd coupons md snid city,
the lnviolabilIty OF which Ia protected by the
Constitution Of tho Unitcd States. and for sAtd
city to withhold ornpply any moneys 80 collected
to any other purpose whatever thnn tho pay"
ment Of interest coupons constitutes hrcnch
of trust and Of sald contrnots Tho tax has
boon lovicd and collected and pa!d over up To
juno %, 1876. since which ttrnc tho city has not
90 applied suoh moneys. MnrOh Q, 1kto. the city
Ind fl0o, ,lh5n ln tho Louisiana Natto.a"l nank al
juno 10, 1s7t, tho authorities Of said city hayo
pers!stortly rofuscd " appy the monoys to tio
dato o .i julio m ILL., tho aa!d city nathor'sics i,
their onpacity of Commissioners ot tho consoli-
datod debt ot the city drew out Of sHid bank,
from the moneys h1 AIUEp4ullLY luz AaIlt VI
xlS6, ,oO0 md purchased Herewith On tho market
bonis Of tho City q New Orleuna issued under
not No. 0l, Of 1870, aud kIown @ Y, as 81 premium,
usol 10 p,rclinso tho 500 0o0 Of premium bonds
,sere trust funds and .,. The wlhhoias ~ ,n,1 "
bonds 10 aforcsatd, constituted q breach oi
trust auts m unlawful conversion Of said funds
! IIc fearod further conversion OF this trust
thoritics inaEo answer to intersagatoFica; "a
hive ali ncoount talsen Of all tho interest con ~
pens outstanding and unpaid. and OF nll the
n"iated ] undsr ] tho direction of the Ctlurt, aid
that said Mayor. and atimtnistratars bo re-;
to cui,celIng or dIsposing nf IN any way sntd
preini.lln b0nlsor applying the Ino1loya reo9lvet
on tho !pt1rcst Recount otherwise than tho Cour
prayed for. Tt}-tlay .Jndgo Billings hr.rd lte
argument and grt.ntsd tho petition OF paintIh' Ply
islana Htuie Lottery Company, hccc!vor On
I bond Of 100000.
, 1880-03-24

allaw any street to bo occupied l,y n railway
w!tnos VI , to consent e t,e owiess q. 1 nalofy
position of thu Hailway Company l. that = re-
qnirefncnt calling fnr the coi,rcnt Of tiio rrnp.
Gne sas wai, T. po %e, ehans r. S si % %%tsreio q"
4 sSs ssos @ sx xhs .Ss re-
quircd wns tho consent of tho Council, and y IA
contc.fcd tiou by some TINT tho ronscnt ot tho
!nst elso ho onaa,ie I'M n1a
ono which would ho ,elcnrly an ir,lpnirn,ont OF
tho osisnal contract"
,"1 bo,,. xo,n it,; II. ,,nnnr' n athat ,bc cbnrter
crcatcs thc 0js 9,ity W" 1avnrrincnt, and that tho
ersaiarc u that ehnrter has 10 rvht e set T. /.
es " ~ 70 - !. oMy,h,n1 Il, tic a,br.
@ ter that il Il pr prob!btts tic Council from doing n
sys !n SoY%e q: o 5Ss 70 ess &c . 'sa;
t,,iins X snv ~ ~ ~ chnriHr nrnrision
'trtT "Thcn y vol Nm VIII VETO tho orslinntacc."
S se hGT 9r e. S do nsso asynf e e. tested
In @ AZ coSIts, 2t,S, .o. r,,,,,nr ~ IN with that,
0ca caaFes h aass srcimny iM trnrk to conscnt Of
fhoso nwnin1 majority Of tho street
i;ootaes shall bo '6d1,;1 sSi%IaS The c9'!R; a%Ro
mn INV act;nn unlcss that ren,lifcmcnt has becfl
fulnItsd. The Cotnpnny clnttns, rs i under
stnnd. TINT il hila M means OF getting Into
cnurt except tho Council grants fh!s tfhalchisc'
when tho property :owneIa onr, apply Tor ~ IN.
!%nfon ra1 hoa dnat wh9ro n1t thfFS -
70 G sly ~ who're is iher ssicdy H. hit the Conpay
should not .sk tho Connci! 70 40 an m.ogss. act
to enable tho company 70 nna TT ,gf, tt,3nra.
snyin8 fhs muen. Hhy Rafn dny nn ttst ta m%ttsr
closely. Tho point was not nrongnt IN s ny NJ
tcntton until M9nuny nisnt qntn1 tI1 ~ d'9cns, nr
e sloM o. II Inc anviciinn f II nm m tvu
Yo Will consult tho CGIpo5nuon G3nnssir q
ot eGarao! ana naVe a'9e"os eooSu''ea "'''
, 1880-03-24

Felowat Compound Syrup Of 11yrorhosphltcs
will speedily mid ctrtniiIy Mrrest tho depressing
influences 0f disease upon tho nerves niid mus.
psiton 10 t,l<e on hcnithy 'lcst. It ca,Ises tho
fnrlnMtIon Of living hlota1. strengthening tho
Relun Of tMtll heart and lungs. It sustlitss tho
system ntl1cr trying circumstances, ind clt,lBes
the healthy development Of all tho organs iicn-
essnry tn n11r existence.
, 1880-03-24
TEXAS ITEMS.

DENH1EON, Tex, MA1ch 1I-1'wo parties Of In
tlans hnIn battle earAtokn, l}!,te River County.
Hcver1l wtrA killed and wnlliItlea1 on both slrs.
4 dispatch from In McssIIlt. N. 81, reports tho
killing Ut Fred Nteos, mail-drlyor, nc!r Alu-
tnnn mail-stntlOn. by Indians, VIM robbed the
null sucks, scittoring tho!r CONTENTS about tho
rOud,
, 1880-03-24
rhs Mayor Will Veto the New Rail
road Ordinance, :,
I'D Wlll Not Disregard The Charter Pro1is1ou on
Tho Subject.
attitude Of lhe Ronds, as s!aled by Their Off
GERS and Lawyers.
Whatever tho Council Gould Do In 1896
Z, It Gan Do Now.

Own properly VI ~ amu ny .lAos ~ wv Nu..u
Eide rc0pIo nrC heartily IN 1hv0r OF tne ProJcot,
snco Tho present outlots-Clnrk street amt |
HnS snn.-nro entirely tnadcouAtc, and becoming |
moro anu 1nofo ~ v,csy uay. !no ooosNo.o ~
The why Is tho two blocks on DIVISION Street De-
tvccu Clart md stnte, where tho frontage is
Nsa aa hv two mr. tffro i,,tItvfduuts. who
oWHca ~ a., t,,,r,,.o,mort m tho rr,,,nd |
oppose 1no improvements ~ ~" N.oau
that It Will inJnro thclr property.
MN General incorporation act Under
1no 49, nt,, /. wn,x arm ,;zna rcn,,res tho
t Nn,cn ' ~ ,hn oyncrs of minority Of Tho front:
seo bcforo the Council can grant rcr'nlaston to
sy down track. Tho Council, notmlthssand-
ns, p"ssua -. t,,o front an, lint thia
Mayor no" coaee W Iuu .tu'.' a,, ~" 'D' '''
was illegal, and, rs Mt present advised,
M WILL BEND IN A VETO MESSAGE,
o,.o-c ore of co,1r.c. two sides to tho question,
md reporter OF Lns In.hoNs wem' ,n.sn,
,ho railway cou,pontcs and tho city.
t''D' rnysrnrwr T,uuNxu.
"ThomovoIncnt Tor q runway on SIa1c btFcoE'
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-12
SALE OF LAND IN CmACERY.
Burgis Scoggins VS. Thomas Cowdcn,
ct a..

Burgis Scoggins vs. Thomas Cowdcn,
ct al.
In obedience to q decree Of the Chan
Gerry court at Cleveland, Tenn made
1t August term, lS77, aud received al
Feb, term, 1850. / will sell 10 the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the
cOmt house door in Cleveland, on
Saturday, August 2Ist, next,
the following described land to-wit:
50 acres of land ia the lst civil dis
trict or Bradley county, Tenn, bound
cd by the lands of the following named
parties: On the north by Stephen
lawson, on the northeast by Wash
Ruth, on the west by +. Triplett, on
the east by T.. W. Green. Also 100
acres in said county, bounded on the
east by +. Triplett, on the southeast BY
Climcrs, on the west by Clifford CAT
Inns heirs. Being the same land for
incrly owned by Burgis Scroggins aud
recovered by him in the above stated
cause. W. II. MCKAMY, G.. IL VI.
July 18th, 1850. pr fee $50.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-12
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
Georgia Cardcr

Georgia Cardcr
vs.. Divorce.
Henry Cardcr.
In this cause, it appearing from the
allegations of the bill, which Is vcri-
fled by affidavit, that the defendant Is a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee,
50 that the ordinary process of law can
not be served on him. 1t is tlcr cforc
ordered tlat publication be made in the
WEEKLY HERALD, Il newspaper publish
ed in Cleveland, Bradley county Tenn.
for four consecutive weeks, requiring
the defendant to appear at the Court
House IN Cleveland, ia said county and
State ON the lst MONDAY OF SEP
TENDER next and plead, answer or
otherwise make defense 10 said bill. or
in default thereof, the same will be ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing
cN parte.
r. W. SELvIDGE, Clerk.
Aug. 9TH 1880. pr fee 81.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-12
Sale Of
Lands

State of Tennessee, Chncery Court
Of James County.
Sarah Mongcr IS T. Y. Norman ctal,
Pursuant to a decrctal order made ut
April term, 1879, ofsaid court and re-
yiyed and modified ut the April term,
1850. | viii expose to sale ut the court
house door in OOItewah, on. Monday,
sept. 9Th, 1850. on credit Of 6 and II
months, taking notes with security and
retaining a limit on the land for fur
Jhcr security.
The following described land to-wit;
100 acres, being the north east quarter
Of section 81; fraction township and
range 3; also al acres, beginning AZ
southwest corner Of the south-wcot
quarter, see. 27, and running with said
line so as ~ include 10 acres, Fraction
township 3, range 3.
Also 10 acres, bounded on the south
and west by land Of Noah Moor, on the
east by land Of Elizabeth NewtoR, on
the north by Harry Moon. all in the
2nd civil district OF James county
Tennessee, west ot the basis line,
0cOce district. T.. II. RoppV G. d NJ,
lulv 17th, 1890. 4SA. pr fee $3.50.
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Attention Republicans.

The date of the Republican Congress
siOnal convention and mass injecting of
the third district has been changed to
Tuesday, August 18th, as that is the
earliest date at which some distinguish
ed speakers can be obtained to address
the meeting. Hon. w. IL. Gibson, of
Ohio, w Of the greatest orators in the
country, Hon. Alvin Hawkins, candi-
date for Governor, and other diStin-
guished Republicans will be present.
Let the people turn out and hear them.
ltuduced rates have been obtained on
the Nashville d Chattanooga and Oh
the East Tennessee, Virginia Il Gcor-
gia Railroad, the former agreeing to
pass visitors at three cents per mile
each way, the latter at one fare for
both ways. II. i. GRIsCoM.
Chm. Rep. EX. Com I'D Dist.
- -
Harry Hancock. of Polk, was one
Of the boilers at Nashville. Hurrah
for Harry.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-12
Dr. Tanner.

THE greatest wonder Of the age Is til,
forty days fast just ended. The next
greatest wonder is DR.. Harris Relief.
the best known remedy for Pains OF
all kinds, for Cholera MorbuS. Diar-
rlea, Cramp Collie, Dysentay. NJ
other medicine in the world acts 50 in
stantaneous. Use Dr.. Harris Blood
and Liver Pills for Constipation.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-12

WE have neglected heretofore to nen-
ton the fact that the HERALD office
had newly painted sign I'VE the main
entrance. It, is by the hand of Cicero
Stevenson, and is well cYecutcd. Par
ties desiring sign painting done can
notd better than to give him the job.
Orders directed to him at this place
will receive prompt attention. lie
guarantees satisfaction.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-12

The Bone and Muscle producing Malt
the Ncrvc-quieting Hop, the superb
MaIarial anlidote Quiminc, and other
precious ingredients, combined without
fermentation, are the Ingredients OF
MALT Bittcrs," prepared by the Mali
BitIrrS tOmOanV.
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