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WE take pleasure in informing our read
ers that by enclosing three.cent stamp to
Foster, Milburn & Co., Buffalo, N. Y, they
can secure, free, set Of their fine htho-
graph picture cards, which are an ornament
to any household.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

DIXON SPRINGS are situated In spur Of tho
Ozark Mountains, ten miles from Golconda and
fourteen miles from Vienna, In a beautiful valley
eurroundedby high cliffs.
The scenery Ia unsurpassed and the wator is
strong with mineral properties. No. In strong
with Iron, No. 3 with maencsia, sulphut and IRON
frco OF tho water has proved np unfailing RENE
dy tor Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint.
Kidney affections and Chronic DiArrhoea. As .
summer resort Dixon Springs Ia depervedlv popu.
lar, being quiet, secluded and cool. FREQ from dust
and mosquitoes. Season from hrst Of June TO hrst
Of December. JOS. Il. I.EMEN.
Proprietor,
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LADIES' LIST.

LADIES' LIST.
Anderson, In Brown, Henry (coD
Bullet, Jane Barry, Caroline
Bowers, Allie Baker, Melvina
Broen, l. j. Burton, M6llie (coD
Black, Annie DeCrow, Annie
Derby, Martha-2 Daniels. Sarah Il
Gibson, Ella Green, Visa
Holmes, Rachel Hill, Mary
Heuse, Sarah e Huggens, Mary
Hall, Jennie Hamilton, Cora
Harris, Jane McAllister, Stella
Mckinney, p Manning, Ada
Polluell, Vel Dora,2 Pryor, Winney,2
Parsley, Katy Renfro, Mariah
Rice, Hannah Smith, Ellen
Sullivan, Jennie Tharpe, Nh
| Taborn, Rillio Warn, Guie
Wright, Emmie Wright, Laura
Williams, Emerline Walker, Libey
Walsh, Msti.
GENTS LIST.
Benedict, CE Bratton, DR.
Bledsoe, Joseph Berry, Lewis
Bresh, II NJ Bedford, Sam
Bender, w 7 Bender, VT
Burd, Wes Cliff, Berten
Clute Eddie Canober, Geo
Crockett, George Coulan, Martin
Carter, Wallace Cole, T j
Dennis, Amos, Damron, M V
FitsimmCns, James Fitzgerald, John
Flauntory, Wesley Hosler, Eli
Huber, A Hoeppe, Mr.
Harrington, John Hutchinson, James
Hodge, VIM johnson, VIM
Jones, Thos Kelch, James
Lattner, Geo Lee, Robt o
Logan, Thos G Mason & Co
Martin, Fred Meehan, John
McNutt, Dave Nanny, Harry
Mynatt, John Miller, John
Moss & Co., J Murphy, Seee
Murphy, NJ BE- Moore, HC
Nicolas Capt Prestwood, II w
Phips, Paul Phillips, N
Ray, VIM Smith, Hugh
Scadley, GF Samson, James
Sarber, Joe l. Spraul, Roman
Strine, W F Taylor, Walter
Townsell, frankie Walker Allen
Williams, Gus Warner, Geo
Weibking, p. Whelan, John
Wear, Moses.
Persons calling for the above mentioned
will please say advertised
Gro. W. McKEArG, Postmaster
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| ETTER LIST.

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNCALI.ED
FOR IN THE PosToFFICE AT CAIRO, ILL.,,
SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1889.
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RIVER NEWS.
ix:Es

W, f. LAMBDW, river editor OF fHE BULLrIs
and steamboat passenger agent Orders for all
kinds Of steamboat Job printing solicited. once
at Planters Hotel, No. 81 Ohio eyee.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Othcers.

Mayor-N. b. Thistlewood.
Treasurer-T. j Kerth.
Clerk-Dennis. j, Foley.
Counselor--Wm. B. Gilbert.
Marshall. II. Meyers,
AttOrncy--William Hendricks
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
vt,st Ward-Wm. Nc Hale. r. M. Klmbrough.
sarnnd Ward-,Iesse Hlnkle, q. N. Hughes.
Third Ward-B. y, Blake, John Wood.
Fourth Ward-Charles o. Pstier, Adolph owo-
boda, n a., u,,,, y.p n po,,,,
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County Officers

Circuit Judged. ] Baker,
Circuit Clerk-A. Il. irwin
County Judge-R. y YoCum
County CLERKS. j. Ilumm
County AttorneyJ NJ. Damron,
County Treasurer-Miles W. Parker
Shertf-John Hodges;
Coroner--R Fitzgerald - ,t,
Gibbs and Peter saup.
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Jumbo gray has become fashionable
color. N IN
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CITY NATIONALBANK

al Cairo, In the State OF Illinois, at the close OF
business,
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Plants Without Earth.

In the May number of Good Words
Mr.. r. Heath describes the process of
growing plants without earth recently
discovered by NJ. Dumesnil, of Vaseeuil,
France, from which we extract the fol
lowing =
To cultivate plants without earth had
long been the dream of chemists. After
years of patient study the gardener of
Vaseeuil On. DumesniD has discovered
a means of giving continued life and
nourishnent to plants without their ever
being brought in contact with the soil.
All he does is to wrap their roots up in
some moss to which he has impaired
this life-giving power. This "fertilising
moss" is not only capable of affording
nourishment to all kinds of vegetable
life, but will do SO indefinitely.
Since November, 1880, the date at
which his researches proved successful,
he has constantly been testing his pro
cess, and has never found the least in
terruption in the vegetative functions of
the plants subjected to it's influence on
the contrary, winter and spring plants
nave blossomed with a vigor he has never
seen in his garden. With the shelter of
a glass, hellebores taken up at the end of
November and middle of December nave
remained two and a half to three months
in blossom. Other plants--primroses,
daises, ~violets, auriculas, have not only
been in bloom for three months, but
have thrown out new buds.
AT VascRuil we saw plants loaded
with blossoms which had been in the
fertilising moss for weeks. The public
in Rouen and Paris have, during the
100 x-oor HoI fpannant nTuaptunfti ao nf
beholding again and again the process in
full operation in the exhibitions Of flow
ers and vegetables whichHN. Dumesnil
has given. The exhibitio have been
arranged so as to give some idea of the
useful and beautiful results of this new
discovery, and also to afford an opportu-
nifty of following every state of the veg
citation of plants raised without earth.
1t is manifest that this discovery will
indefinitely increase the facilities for the
floral decoration of interiors. There is
scarcely any kind of vessel in which the
plants cannot be arranged, and the ar
rangement must inevitably be far more
graceful, convenient, and healthful than
with pots Of earth.
During the two winters since NJ. Du-
mesnil perfected his discovery he has
had all kinds of ordinary flowers bloom
ing in baskets containing the fertilising
moss. On the occasion of any fete, as
l for instance Christmas, his tables have
been covered with a profusion of spring
flowers, and he has been able to deco
rate his rooms with a freedom impossi-
bic with plants growing in earth. Thus,
while nature outside lay frozen and
dead, the interior of his house has been
a blooming parterre.
The extraordinary way in which the
discovery will develop the artistic char
acter of floral decoration, in the facili-
ties it will afford to all kinds of arrange
ments and effects in color, can only as
yet be family imagined. Churches, ter
races, and ever public roads, will by its
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CAUTIoN.-AnrnrcAx wALTHAM Wa,

CAUTION.-AMERIcAS WALTHAM WATCHES
VIZ BIG TO CALL THE ATTENTION or THE rR.nv
AND THE PUBLIC TO the well known quality ana
elegance Of finish Of our gold cases, guaranteed nv
us 20 be Of eighteen karat gold, u. s. Mint ASSAY.
or Of fourteen karat gold, as may be stamped and
also to our mode q selling the same, charging only
for the ACTUAL WEIGHT Of the gold used, and not
for the base metal comprised in springs, key pipes,
filling Of crown, &c. To illustrate which A tag
accompanies each one Of our gold cases, which
plainly indicates not only the gross weight Of the
case. but also the NET weight Of the gold. Our
silver cases are all STERLING quality-925- 1000 fine.
IL EXPLANATION or THE ABOVE, we desire to say
that the old plan Of charging for the gross weight
Of the case, as if it were all gold, worked well
enough as long as the manufacturers were content
with the amount Of brass and steel actually re-
quired in its construction but when the business
was degraded into a contest as to who should get
the most base metal into the least quantity OF
gold, and call ii a GOLD ease, then tn time came
when, IN the interest Of dealers "a American
watches, II became necessary TO adopt a plan OF
selling, showing the buyer exactly how much GOLD
each case contained. In adopting this method, we
act in conformity with the earnest wishes OF the,
leading houses of the trade, some of whom havd
already undertaken to carry out the same idea "
their own siness.-AMERIc WATCH COMPANY,
Waltham, Mass. NJ. MINERNY, Agent for this
Kingdom also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied on the most hberF
terms. iu23 3m. ~
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Licenses Expiring in October, 1882.
- emaInInE In the Pos
~ OFFICE. SEPTEMBER 3orH. 1882.

WotuiI-Onhu.
I Yor Kee & Go. Suusnu street, Honolulu
1hIng Tort street. Honolulu
Chong. Nuuanu street
a W Bush. Fort street.
8 hTasif; spear Co ~ FC T. st5sst, s,rrs.,
6 Lau Ko, MaunAkeA street.
8 lien NO Sin Ks, Suuanu street.
Ho chin. PsnGhe eoTner Fort and K ing streets, d.
10 10 Hang f.an Rec / Co, Hotel strset'
10 Lee Long Zee. Berrtania street
10 frank Brown. Merchant street
II IL Ea ne Yscf. cor Merchant aud Richard streets.
Is A [ smith. Fort street.: t"
Is Ian lee & su lice, King street
II FOok Tai, Nuusnu street. :"
~ Goo You & Co, cor King and Nuuanu streets
~ ifai KaispS HoonIu PonO Karlstisno o ma opio' Wal
., An E cbsxi IG ! street. Honolulu
= . ) = ! fRti .s!sh 3 ss: F ka19 ssEss9. street.
% 2 Z You z Re y , SgSsns Queen street.
q GSnh k hRtq school, SGG .tTeet s'''s
R-'niI-NI"Hi.
? ,lamA, PAia. MAka~ao
II Kim Faa ChOng: Pals. Msks~Ho
10 c Hop * Co. Kahului
10 II W chamberlain, Koolau
70 Lum IAN Kee. Waikiki
30 Gee Lung. WHikAPu
R.InII-H"wniE.
l hitchcock * Co. PAPAikeo, Hilo
Z RyS T9f 'n rShSi... n amE
) Thomas spencer, Hilo
Il CHUNG HOi, HOnomu. Hilo
- zion Oui, HonOmaksu, kohAlA
81 smith = Phelps. NakApals. North KOhAla
70 Man wo. Kapaau.
Rcr~II-K"uai.
II Kun Sal, Nawiliwii
Is An Chock- KspAiA. Lihue
. J 4R K Ry.hoopiopio. waimes
VIcIsaIiuE.
,-.,. N.tauala- North KOhHlH
I sum wo. KAiopihi.
Is LeOug FOt, wAiluku. Maui
II shana Leen. Lahaina.
. Aho s Aka11' RoR"fsai gn.zwaanakua
% Len Hing 3 Co, mal4wa, North KOhAla
Pork Butcher.
1 Chin Hen Pau. Hotel street, Honolulu
l Lgok Hop; -"
Hhoi. Matswao. Maui
- Chung You. Kohsla, Hawaii
- - AFiisu+ waiIulu. Maui
50 Min Yee Zee s Co, Hotel street. Honolulu
INV Kalua, LahaisA
) " Everett, Waikiki, Maui
{ Lyons. Kingdom
whsIesHI-.
l Bouss 4 Co. Queen street, Honolulu
6 ChuIAn s. co, Nuuanu street,
10 Wilder & Go. corner Fort aud Queen SITS.
JObbiHg Spirit.
/ 10 Z Brown. Merchant street, Honolulu
PrdaIiaS.
10 Mua. Kingdom
Drag.
1 z Hoffman. Merchant street
Butcher
Is Jas Woods. North Eohala
I - q Waller. Union street. Honolulu
20 q Waller. King street,
Cake PeddIinE.
u Ten Sisu. Honolulu
! % All Why, WafIuku
% Akfona, HamAkua
Billiard.
u smith s. Phelps, Nakspzla, North KohGlA
% Con Hin, Paauhau, HAmskuA
Livery SIabIeT
Jas DOdd, Pantheon stables. Heaolulu $3.50
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RATES OF FARE.

18th. To or from any point III Bere-
tania street and the harbOr and between
Alapai street and the river, for each
passenger, 121 cents.
18th. To or from any point between
second bridge, Nuuanu Avenue, and
the harbor, and between the Wha
Cheer House " on the Eva road and
the line of PunahOu street, not conflict
ing with Rule 13, for each person, 20
cents.
18th. Outside these limits, not ex-
ceedine two miles from the starting
point, for each person, 80 cents.
10th. Children three years Old or
under, no charge; over three years old
and not more than ten years old, half
price.
II. WHEN IRE BY THE HOUR.
For one passenger, for each hour ISL 90
For two passengers, for one hour 1890 l %
For three passengers, for one hour 1000 w
For each additional hour 90 cents for each pas
srnger, when more than one.
18th. Time to be counted from the
time of starting to the time of dis
missal.
18th. No extra charge shall be made
to any passenger for ordinary hand
baggage.
10th. For any other than ordinary
hand baggage, each trunk or DoA' 20
cents.
DIST. Every licensed driver shall
bove a silver or white metal badge,
I'll his INVADER plainly shown on it,
a.rss e at the Police Station
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THE FOURTH SCHEDULE.

BY virtue of the authority vested in me
by an Act entitled "An Act TO regulate the
receipt, custody and issue of the public
moneys and to provide for the audit of pub
lie accounts" o are hereby required TO
appear before me at ............
and to bring with you for the purpose of ex-
animation a certain book Tor as the case may
6) and to be examined by and before me
touching and concerning certain matters
required to be investigated by me pursuant
to the provisions of the said Act.
As witness my hand his. day of
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to be worn so as 10
zen upon the left breast.
liformity, these badges
,ed at the Station House
It's issued by the Minister
IF to represent coin, Will
cd to the amount they
nv aud all licensed car
Just be accepted when
5ayment for fare.
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No driver Is compelled to take a
single fare for the Park or the Pail,
except by special bargain. When two
or more offer, the regular rate as per
the above schedule must be accepted.
24th. If any licensed carriage shall
be found standing in any place but on
the appointed stand, the driver shall
be liable to arrest by any police officer
unless said driver shall be under en-
gagement.
18th. Any licensed driver who when
in charge of a licensed carriage, dray or
other vehicle, shall be intoxicated, or
who shall use insulting or abusive Ian
guage who shall demand more than
the authorized fare, who shall neglect
upon demand to show a card of rates of
fare, or who shall contravene any of
the above rules, shall upon complaint
to any of the police be arrested and
upon conviction be liable to the penalty
set forth in Section II of the Act APP
proved the fifth day of August, a.
ID. 1882.
These rules shall have full force and
effect ON and after October ,, 1882;
and all former rules and regulations
for the government Of licensed vehi-
cles are abolished.
JNO. +. BUSH,
sep3O Minister of the Interior.
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HAVE this day appointed H. n. KAHULU Deputy
District Magistrate for the District of Koolaupoko,
Island of Oahu.
JNO. O. DOMINIS.
(sep30 3) Governor of Oahu.
Office of Governor of Oahu, Sept. %, 1882.
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9th. No more than ten carriages
will be allowed on any one stand at
any one time.
10th. Licensed carriages standing
I'm front of the Music Hall shall align
on the mauka side Of King street.
18th. Licensed carriages standing
upon the Esplanade, near the Mail
Steamer Dock, shall align upon the
mauka side of the street to the corner
of kilauea street, and mauka along the
east side of Kilauea street.
18th. Licensed carriages at the
Government Building shall enter on
the eastern side of the drive, and align
ON the outer side of the circle awaiting
their fare.
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Minister of Finance.
/ certify that the sums above mentioned
are now legally available for and applica-
BILE to the services and purposes respectively
above set forth.
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BY AUTHORITY.
REGULATIONS FOR CARRIAGES, AND
RATES OF FARE.

UNDER and by virtue Of the provisions
OF an Act entitled - An Act to regu-
late the carrying of passengers and
freight, and the letting to hire Of
carriages, wagons, carts, draws and
other vehicles In the district of Ho-
nolulu, amended and approved on
the 9Th day of August, A. d. 1882,
L, John K. Bush, Minister of the In
terror OF the Hawaiian Kingdom, do
hereby make the following Rules
and Regulations, to be observed by
licensed carriers of passengers and
freight in the district of Honolulu.
1st. Every licensed carriage, dray
or vehicle must be numbered, and this
number must be placed Oh a conspicu-
Gus part of the carriage, dray or vehi-
Gle.
I'd Every licensed carriage running
at night must exhibit two lights, and
the number of such carriage plainly
shown on the glass of each lantern.
Bird. Drivers of licensed vehicles
must obey the orders of the police.
4th. No licensed carriage will be
allowed to stand OH the makai side of
Queen Street near the Fish Market,
and no two or more carriages Will be
allowed to stand abreast on any street.
5th. On all stands set apart for
licensed carriages the horses must be
headed parallel to the street and close
to the sidewalk.
9th. No licensed horse and carriage
must be left without "a proper attend
ant, or properly secured.
eth. No licensed carriage will be
allowed to be left ON the street Over
-
9Th. STANDS SET APART FOR LICENSED
CARRIAGES.
No. 1.-Alauka side of Beretania
Street, east side of Maunakea Street.
No. 2.-Makai side of Beretania
Street, from east corner of Nuuanu
Street.
No. EAST side of Emma Street,
mauka of Beretania Street.
No. 4.-Mauka side of Hotel Street,
from east corner of Nuuanu Street.
No. 5.-Mauka side of Hotel Street,
corne of Union Street
No. 6.-Makai side of Hotel Street,
opposite to the entrance of Hawaiian
Hotel.
No. 7.-Makai side of King Street,
opposite the Chinese Theatre, east of
road to the Prison.
No. 8.-Makai side of King Street,
east corner of Maunakea Street.
No. 9.-Makai side of King Street,
from west corner of Bethel Street.
No. 1O.-4Iakai side of King street,
east from E. o. Hal & Sons store.
No. 11.-A1akai side of King street,
east corner of Richards street. ;
No. 12.-Makai side of King street,
west from Punchbowl street. :
No. 13.-Makai side of Merchant
street, opposite to Sailors Home.
No. 14-Makai side of Merchant
street, east corner of Fort street.
No. 15.-Mauka side of Queen
street, opposite to Fish Market.
Nc. 16.-A1akai side of Queen street,
east corner of Nuuanu street.
No. 17.-Alakai side of Queen street,
from east corner of Fort street.
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SEALED TENDERS will be received at the Office OF
the Minister of the Interior until FRIDAY. October
18th 1882, at u O'Clock noon for furnishing zoo, 600
feet 4xl2 n. w. Plank to the Government the
anne to be delivered on the Wharf at Honolulu in
8, 6, and 9 months from the acceptance OF Tender.
The Minister does not bind himself to accept the
lowest, or any bid.
All Tenders must be endorsed, Tenders for
4x12 N. w. Plank"
JNO. L. BUSH,
(sept30 2t) Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, September Goth 1882.
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(A.B.) Auditor-General.
Approved this 4th day of August, A. ID
1852. KALAKAUA REX.
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Dated this ......da of............Is..
AUDITOR GENERAL.
.HIRD SCHEDULE

AUDIToR-G GENERAL.
THE THIRD SCHEDULE.
do solemniy swear
that according to the best of my skill and
ability l will faithfully, impartially and
truly execute the Office and perform the
duties of General.
fGfgnafura \
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From Whom Received.
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IT has pleased His Majesty the King 10 confer
on the Hon. GODFREY RHODES, President Of the
Legislative Assembly, the Decoration of Grand
Officer of the Order of Kalakaua Also the Order
of Knight Commander of the Order of Kalakana on
ROBERT ANDREW MAGGIE. and WILLIAM Kenny
WATSON.
Governors Office, Aliolani Hale,
September 23rd, 1882. sept30 st
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HcN JOS. NAwAHI and W. c. JONES Esq, have
this day been appointed Commissioners Of Private
Ways and Water Privileges for the District of Hilo.
Island of Hawaii, vice W. II. Reed and d. Keawe-
hano, deceased. The Board now consists of
d. KAMAI
Jos. NAwAHI, and
w. G. JONES.
JNO. BUSH,
sept3O st Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, September 29th, 1882.
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Amount.

Settlement of the above collections with
the Minister of Finance:
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
September 25th, 1882.
ANTOINE Rosa Esq, has been appointed Clerk To
the Attorney General, to take effect from the
second day of October next ensuing.
f. PRESTON,
sept90 st Attorney-Genera
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-05-07

tn e S melancholy satisfaction
n i rowing that the remains of Lieu
ts1a 1T peLong and party have leen
found, where they pei shed in thu
ice bound region into which they
were thrown after their asca, g from
the ill-fated Jeannertt Moth ne has
yet been beard from Lieut. apent
Chips ard his party. The events
connected with the loss of the Jeans
nette and the efforts to discover her
whereabouts and that OF her crew i,
form one of the most thrilling
chapters in the history of Arctic
explorations. The Jearnet :. aban-
doned and sunk, her crew scattered
and many of them frozen and
starved the Rodgers burned and her
crew thrown upon their resources in
a frigid climate the heroic efforts
made for their rescue, are events
which have impressed themselves
upon the civilized world, and aroused
profound sympathy for the dead
and their friends and deep interest
in the living.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
KNOX COUNTY.
Bill for Divorce.
Ellen Gardner VS., James Gardner.

EnOn WALNUT Vs. James Garun6r.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
i the allegations in the bill, which are sworn
to, that the residence of the defendant is un-
known, so that the ordinary process of law can
not be served upon him it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks In the WEEKLY WING AND CHRONICLE.
newspaper published in the city of Knoxville
notifying the sa ID defendant James Gardner. to
appear be fore the Judge of the Circuit Court, at
a court to be held for the county of Knox at the
court house in Knoxville on the first Monday Of
June next, and make defense to said bill, or the
same will be taken IS confessed and set for
hearing ex pafte.
Witness. e. w. Adkins, clerk of our said count
at Office. In Knoxville, this May Sd, 1882.
may4dlt-w3t E. w, ADKINS, Clerk.