Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-16
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RED nv attention O. IT, JOHN c. RINES-
Wnshiurtan O~ohrr q 1879. nos
IL ChanceFy, az Memphis.
CrArE OF TENNESsEE-Proceedings lad in the
- Clerks Oface. Chancery side q the Ctmmon Law
antChaucery Court q the city Of Memphis, Wednes-
dag. October t2lh, 1889
J. n MeSeIn, who s1ss FOR the use Of John Pittman,
Complainant
vs..
william P. Hardin and R. Y. Richardson,
Defendants.
It appearing from amdavit nied in this cause that the
defendant p. Y. Richardson. Is a nou-resident Of ihc
State % Tennessee. II is ordered that he do enter his
apperrance herein before or within the first three days
n the next term of said Court, % be heid on The fourth
Mouday IN November next QS53l. and plead, answer, OF
demur 70 c1mplaiuanf's bin, or the same viii Be taken
for confessed A. % him, and set for hearing exp1rte. and
that a cry Of ibis order be Published once a week for
four suoCessive weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
A cry-attest III @. LANIER
CLERK and Master.
Psvton q R5weI, solicitors Tor oomplainanfs.
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