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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-27

The following named persons were appoint
ed as Committees for Registration, and they
are hereby requested to see that all Union
voters of their several precincts are registered:
Towers Ranch-J. S. Tower. H. G Allen,
N. c. Congdon.
Jenny Lind-J. A. Dunn. James Cole, R.
r. Jenkins.
Big Trees-H. Blood, C. Goodel, P. Dor
rity.
Vallecito-John Kuhn, C. Gibson, George
Rufe.
Douglas Flat-I. P. Hitchcock, ]. Elting-
ham. S. A. Perry.
Murphys-W. C. Crispin. V. shearer, G.
A. Ross.
O'Byrne's Ferry-R. Ruply. w. Hitta-
biddel, w. w. Gorham.
Telegraph City-S. d. Suits, G. Fisher,
A. Shafer.
Copperopolis- Armstrong, T. Peachy,
S. S. Abbott.
Robinson's Ferry-S. 7. Newland, John
Reed, = Whitaker.
Angels-G. c. Tryon, James Morse, John
Finnegan.
Jesus Maria-C. C. Hughes, I. Stevens, J.
J. R. Mcdonald.
El Dorado-O. A. Foster, Geo. Wisgin,
James Ayres.
Independence-W. H. Leonard, H. D.
Freeman, John Bachelor.
West Point-M. NJ. Collier, 1. II. Reed.
H. McLennan.
Rich Gulch-R. Austin, John HOY, L. s.
Bever.
Chill Gu,ch-H. Hemming ghoffon, NJ Cole
man, y. F. Tibbitts.
functions. n. Parker, E. F. Whittredge
George Peters.
Mokelumne Hill-W. H. Leavitt, A. H.
H9rchner. William Wells.
Calaveritas-W. Knight, H. J. Ide, B.
Simpson.
San Andreas-E. C. Roworth, J. Steele,
E. L. Lake.
Petersburg-P. A. Bordwell, Jas. Gorman
Peter Snyder.
Campo Seco-John Lebar, W. II. Kelley.
J. c. Kelley
Camanche-C. H. Schlatter, J. Howard,
w. Henderson.
Spring Valley--E. B. Clifford, D. W. Bri-
ant, w. Westcott.
W. IL. MILLER, Chairman
County Central Committee.
RILEY SENTER. Secretary.
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OuR San Andreas contemporary appears
to be in ''peck of trouble" A stump got
fire the other day in his back yard, and the
fire company, as in duty bound, extinguished
it. During the excitement incident to such
occasions the editor got wet, whereupon he
hurls his anathemas Indignantly at the
"boys.' He says ''he thinks the Democrats
tried to drown him." Well, suppose they
did and had succeeded. Don't you think
you would aid the Union cause more by
being made martyr of, than you can any
other ways
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MARRIED,

In Sacramento, on Sunday, April 2lst,
1867, by Rev. c. F. Ebert, Nix. PETER
SEIsDoRFF, of Mokelumne Hill, to Miss
AUGUsTE SCHMIDT, of Sacramento.
In San Andreas, on Wednesday, April
24th, 1867. by Hon. James Barclay, Mr..
GEORGE II. SANDERsoN, to Mrs. ANNIE
CRooKER, both of Mokelumne Hill.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FaISENIEN'S ELECTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
Monday, the 9th day of May, 81,
between the hours of P. NJ. and P. NJ. at
the engine house of the Eagle Hook & Ladder
Co. No. l, an election will be held for Chief
Engineer and LIST and I'd Assistant Engineers
of the Mokelumne Hill Fire Department for
the ensuing year. By order of
GEORGE LEGER,
Vice-President of Board of Delegates.
IL. 81 Attest
WESLEY X. BOUCHER, Secretary.
ap27:2t.
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Pubic scuoo1-On Friday afternoon

PUBLIC ScHooL.-On Friday afternoon
last. by invitation of the teachers, we paid
visit to our public school. The number of
pupils now receiving instruction is one
hundred and ten, of whom forty attend the
Grammar Department, and seventy the
Primary. Mr.. S. S. Moser, Principal of the
Grammar school, has. during the limited
time he has been engaged in that capacity.
demonstrated fitness for the position pos
sessed by few, gained the respect and esteem
of his pupils. and the rapid progress they
have made in their studies while under his
tuition. cannot fail to give the highest salts
faction to their parents. Without resorting
to severity, the strictest order and regulari-
ty are maintained, and in every particular
the school is admirably conducted. The
method of imparting instruction to those
under his charge, adopted by Mr.. Moser, is
the best we ever saw, and the rapid advance
ment the school is making, sufficiently attests
its superiority. The declamations, dialogues
and compositions, to which we had the
pleasure of listening, considering the youth
of the scholars, were really excellent, and
showed careful training. Wewere agreeably
surprised at the marked improvement made
by the pupils in these important branches of
education since we last visited the school,
"School Journal" a bi-weekly paper edited
by Miss Mary e. Pitt and Master Egbert c.
Adams. was read. The articles were we'll
written, the sentences dramatically con-
structed, properly punctuated, and were
productions which would have reflected no
discredit upon older and more experienced
persons. The paper was read in Clear
distinct, well modulated tone of voice, and
proper attention shown to infection, accent
and emphasis. The "School Jou,na" should
have a wider circulation. The Primary De-
partment is under the control of Miss Lucy
J. Perkins, and could not be in better hands.
Miss rkins has been connected with the
public schools of this county for a number
of years, and wherever she has taught, has
given universal satisfaction, and acquired
the reputation of being one of the very best
teachers in Calaveras. Notwithstanding the
large number of pupils she has under her
charge, by her tact in getting along with
children and admirable system of govern
ment, she is enabled to discharge her duty
faithfully to them all. The position of
teacher in public school is irksome
patience-trying and wearying, and at the
best thankless one. The citizens of Mok-
elumne Hill, especially those who have chill
dren, should visit the school occasionally,
and by thus evincing an interest in education
al matters, testify their appreciation of the
efforts of the teachers to properly train those
who are placed under their charge.
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COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-The County Com
mittes met In San Andreas on Saturday last,
and issued call for Convention to be held
in Mokelumne Hill on June 9TH, for the pur.
pose cf electing delegates to the State Con-
ventiou and nominating candidates for coun.
ty and legislative Offices. We publish the
proceedings in full.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-27

gs- The Facilities for importing from
Virginia and Havana, enjoyed by this House
cannot be excelled by any establishment on
the Pacific Coast.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-27
CALAVERAS CHRONICLE.
Union State Convention.
UNION STATE GENITAL COMMITTEE, !
STATE OF CALIFoRN
G. Tp.~fssco Apr;I l0,b 1oc-

The Union voters of the State of Callfornia,
who are in favor OF the adoption of the pro-
posed Constitutional Amendments. and Of
the reconstruction of the ate rebel States. in
accordance with the laws enacted by Con-
gress, are requested to choose delegates to a
State Convention to be held in the city of
Sacramento. on Wednesday. the 18th day of
June, next, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for State officers, and for the tran
saetion of such other business shall pro-
perly come before said Convention.
VII rever practicable. County Committees
are requested to provide for The election Of
delegates under the Primary Election Law.
The apportionment of delegates will be as
follows:
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The United States Senate adjourned sine
die on the goth inst.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-27

THE Pacific Ocean House, Santa Cruz, is
advertised in another column. We are as
snred that Santa Cruz is one of the most
lovely places on the Pacific coast for those
requiring rest from our warm Summers
The Pacific Ocean house has all the accom-
modations and conveniences attainable, at
the very reasonable rate of 50 so for transient
boarders. Families at equally low rates. G.
L. Bromley, the proprietor, is popular wher-
ever known.
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NOTICE..

There will be meeting of the Farmers
League of Calaveras County. in San Andreas
on Saturday. May 4th, 1867, at IL o'clock
A. NJ. at which time W. ]. Gatewood will
deliver an address. All interested are espec-
tally requested to be present. By order of
tie Executive Committee.
E. I. LAKE, Secretary.
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Precinct.

Towers Ranch ]. S. Tower 2
Jenny Lind ]. A. Dunn 3
Big Trees JOHN Perry 2
Douglass Flat NJ. 5. fowls 2
Murphys E. Burrows 5
Vallecito A. Taylor 3
OByrne's Ferry R. Ruply l
Telegraph City 6. Fisher 2
Copperopolis Thos. Cutler lS
Robinson's Ferry A. E. Ladd 2
Angels VIM. TAFT 5
Jesus Maria John Ratio 8
Ell Dorado W. H. Holmes 8
independence E. Partridge 8
West Point A NJ Harris 5
Rich Gulch Il. S. Bever Q
Chilli Gulch NJ. Coleman 4
Junction E. F. Whittridge 2
Mo- elumne Hill VIM. Wells IL
Petersburg James German 3
CalaveTitaS J. II. Bachman 4
San Andreas A Wylie 4
Spring Valley D. w. Briant 2
Campo Seco w. II. Kelly 5
Camanche J. Howard 3
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)RY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, ETC.


Dress Goods in great variety. French and
English Merinos, Empress Cloths, Wool De-
LANES. Wool Plaids, Irish Poplins, Plain and
figured Black Alpaccas, do. do. colored AL
paccas. Poplins. Linens, Calicos, Nets, Laces
and Ribbons, Sheetings, bleached and un-
bleached. An assortment of Shawls, Balmo-
rails, and Hoop Skirts. of the latest and most
approved styles. A full and complete as
sortment of Home Made Woolen Goods, such
as Jeans, Cassimeres. Sleeps Gray Satinetts.
White and Colored fannels, Ladies' Black
and Colored Cloths. &c.
l ask the attention of the public to my
large stock of custom made Boots and Shoes,
of every variety, for ladies and gentlemen.
Every Pair Warranted!
COATS, PANTS, VESTS.
SHIRTS. HATS, ETC.
In all styles and quantities. Now is
THE TINE TO BUY CHElP,
AS am determined to sell at prices to suit
the times. So
GIVE ME A CALL
At my old stand, before purchasing elswhere.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-27

SMOKING, MANUFACTURED,
LEAF TOBACCO,
IND SNUFF
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Horns Best,
Cabanas,
Bella Mar,
Ramon Rosales,
Ell Encanto.
Juan Martinez,
La Favorita,
La Fama,
Republicana,
Carnelita,
Bnen Fumar,
Adelina Patti.
Avellanda.
Comerciante,
Gen. Sheridan,
Manzanares,
De Albuerne,
Castelo.
Gen. Grant,
La Rosa
Century,
Forest Rose,
Solace.
Crumbs of Comfort,
Liberty Boy,
Young America,
Savory,
Standard,
Solar
Sunnyside,
Golden Luxury,
Bouquet.
Big Lick,
Forest Rose,
Grand Turk,
Knickerbocker,
La Flor de Tabac,
Nonpariel,
Our Pet.
Pride of the Union.
Queen of the Pacific,
Star of the West,
Turkish,
Universal,
Wadawanuck,
Excelsior,
American Gentleman,
Scotch,
Rappee,
Maccaboy,
aDaC de farls.
Natures Bounty,
Our Favorite,
Flowers of the Forest.
Fruit Juice,
Atlantic Cable,
Jewel of Ophir,
Jesse Hare Reed,
Nectar of Roses,
Washoe,
Signet,
Golden Apple,
Bouquet,
Pippin,
Pear Brand.
Horn of Plenty,
Black Hawk,
Melon,
NJ. B. Allen,
Ci;ron.
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Cheap! Cheaper!! Cheapest!!!
Come One! Come AL !!
THE VERY LATEST!
GREAT EXCITEMENT!!
Joseph DanielswitZ's,

Joseph Danielswitz's,
A DJOINING c. SCHLUND'S JEWELRY
~ store, Main Street, Mokelumne Hill,
who is now receiving his stock of Spring
goods, which will be offered to the public at
The Very Lowest Cash Prices.
My stock is complete, embracing every
thing in the way of
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NOTICE

CHARLES B. HIGBY is authorized to re-
ceive and receipt for the monies of the
CHRONICLE Publishing Company, in my name
S. L. MAGEE,
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-27

Supervisor. Model.
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NOTICE.

NNHE COUNTY JUDGE AND COUNTY
Clerk will be at the following places, at
the time specified. for the purpose of Regis
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-27
Also
Carpets, 0ilcloths and Sheetings.
one Price,

And that the only place to find the best al
cheapest goods is at the
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-27

B. c. HORN s Co.-The name of this old
firm must mingle with every California pio-
neers oldest recollections, and must inevita-
bly, be allied with that of the choicest brands
of lobacco and Cigars. most of which they
have been for many years the sole agents
for. With the opening anew of the Virginia
Tobacco trade and the increase of business
facilities at Havana, Messrs. B. c. Horn &
Co. come again proudly before the public
with full columned catalogue of old Vir-
ginia and Havaua's best productions-known
and varied brands of the choicest favor of
''the weed" Turn to their advertisement in
to-day's CHRONICLE, and see the list of the
good old familiar brands once more in mar
ket
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-19

BY directions from England tbe
death sentence of Fenion prisoners in
Canada has been commuted TO Oh
years imprisonment.
An Eastern exchange suys Massa.
chusctts has three negroes in her Lep.
l%siature, and three hundred and thirty.
Tour in her State prison.
.0niei.justice Chase denied the appli.
tho aor a writ Of haLeqs corpus fol
"' release of DIR. AIudd.
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VERAs,---Ihrce dollars porNnnm. inv..
rlaDIy In advance; Six months, two dol
laFs; three lnoul.la. one dollar and TWENTY
nNc cch.'', no sGbscrlhtiJn received Cofa
less period than three months.
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Cg Iii c'm.tario. J,on.. a advance II.
nt.'o." O. arE Individual. or corporal
G'y' ~, D. -, i..l 'gf@' advert na..'
for the 'osJlr, Larrag, ,,a o. ,, WI" ,
goi d oa.c.. uaIu...
t.'ea. .ri". will be alugr.. log q, &
TcI..sal rates..
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NOTICE !

Al persona having claims AGAINST the
estate OF q. y. Shook. deed. are hereby no.
iIaed TO present them within the time prea-
iriIeu by law; and al those indebted TO.
,"lu eSiale VIII GENE forward and make.
,unIiliaie payment # not tleir claims
Nll be placed In the hands OF an o,;lser FIR
i1vn. a. VI. KEITH
"9m AdmiDiAsralor.
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Eliza Davis and Walter Davis.

state OF TcnEGS8GG-ErQa&lia Comty.
A. X. Erwin,
VS.
Eliza Davis and Walter Davis.
On motion of complainant. and If .
pcaring to the Clerk Il Master from the
bill which is sworn to, That the defendants
Eliza Darts and Walter Davis a~reuon-rcS-
itentS of the State. so that tie ordinary
process OF law cannot be serycdupon Them
Its therefore ordered that publication
he made for GOurcOHsecutiye weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said defendants to appear
before the Clerk d Master on or before
Wednesday after the third Monday orFeb-
riiary next, and plead answer ordcmur TO
saia phi or the same Willie taken for COLI
iesscd, and set for hearing eX partc as 70
theIl.
II. Il. ESTlAL, C.. & N.
JAMES 4 80
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Among all the war stories that have been
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tosc connor ioE made go Stevenson ana
jhatilnoogl lr.U ,,.i,. East and south
-, sleeping Ldrs on all Night Passenger
nashville and northwestern Line.
LHpres5 PasscngCr-Lcaye Nashville for
S~onnsonyiile aud al points west and
lort4"e5t 1t 500 4. st.. and go r. 81. Ar
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nect at JOhnSonvillr with trc 81, "r
'~oilhsonNille Packets, without fan.
- herths and meals free on steamer.
connecting with the Nashville anil EoptI,
western Railroad. o''h
Trains stop AZ all interncdiataI
POihI3' WIN. Y. INNS.
zen: sup. N. & G. and VI y. W. r. II
~ W. bSowN, thn1 Passenger Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
At a called meeting, March 2lst, at the
Tabernacle tCentrsl) Baptist church, the
church was convened in business session
to take action preparatory to the assem-
bling of the Southern Baptist conven-
ton in Memphis, May Z, 1867.
]. II. Freieigh moved the following,
which, after consideration, vas In2ni-
mously adopted
WHEREAS, We could not invite the
Southern Baptist convention to meet
with US, we not having a house finished
at the last session Of that body,) yet
feeling deeply interested in all its pur-
poses and aims, and desiring to respond
TO the call Of the secretary Of the board
and 20 the invitation 70 cooperate with
our brethren Of the First Baptist church
Of this city
Resolved, That we extend our hospi-
talities to those who may attend said
convention here, and that we make ar
fragments TO accommodate at least
one-half Of the delegates and visitors.
Resolved, That Eli Raynsr, Ben. May,
W. L. Radford. Noble S. Bruce, Wash
Taylor, A. NJ. Lewis, Asa Shelton, VIM.
Henry Lake, A. n. Edmonds, w. S.
Perry, s. J. Petit, Henderson Owen, r.
D. Baugh, M. 4. Mitchell, Sam. Jobe
and A. G. Sinclair be g committee Of CO.
operation for that purpose.
Members Of this congregation are spe-
chilly requested to report to the commit
tee how many each a accommodate.
A L GOFF, Clerk.
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ing the past few weeks the rooms of DR..
Bernhardt, the celebrated ocoulist and
practical opticlan at the Overton hotel,
have been visited by many Of our lead
ing citizens, all Of whom have been loud
in the praise Of the beautiful and valua-
bic Australian crystal glass s~pectacles,
ave been declared to be the finest ever
introduced into this country. DR.. Bern
bardt is the inventor Of these celebrated
crystal glass spectacles, and from him
and him alone can the real and genuine
article be procured in the United States.
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A~ffacb07euf SuiE

Law Court OF the city or MeLuunl
]. c. Grihing. :. II. Toby aud Jas o.. Q-Ia1.
comprising the drm OF Gitf1ng. Toby 3 20.
Plaintiffs. VS.. E WaEneid, defendant
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"a made In this case in pursuance OF section
$50 Of the Code OF Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer levied, etc-' on the property OF the
defendant x. Wardeld;
II is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear az the Courthouse. IN the city Of Mam-
phis. Tenn. IN OF before the second Monday
IN une g and defend this suit. or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to him. and
ease set for bearing eX parte. and that q
o Of this order be Published once a week for
consecutive weeks IN the NemphisApucaL
A copy JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
BY MASON TDE d G..
March y, 1871.
Wilson & Beard, attorneys for plaintiffs
nhco rausuun
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/. ANCIENT STEALING.-A man named
S. ]. Hall was yesterday arrested charged
with stealing a horse some three years
since. He will have a hearing before s
Justice to-day. Murder will out"
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MIDNIGHT THIEvEs.-The store Of
Mrs. Annie Anderson was entered about
midnight, on Wednesday night, and
goods to the value Of about seven hun
dred dollars stolen. No trace Of the
thieves as vet.
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THE Creditors OF the estate OF Mrs. Martha J..
i smith are hereby notified that have sug-
gested the insolvency Of said estate 70 Lla
Clerk OF the County Court OF Upton County.
tennessee. and the cTeditors OF said estate arc
notified to nle t~eir ciaims.d duly authGntiCHted,
within six months from the date hereof. or This
notice will be filed IA bar Of the same
February q. 1857. W. FLANAKEN.
Administrator Martha J. Smith, deceased.
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THE Accommodating the many
candidates for magisterial honOrs for the
fifth district, we are T1essed TO notice
the name Of our old frEnd and worthy
fellow-citizen D. Groves, Esq. He is too
well known to reqaire any recommend
ation from Us, and, for the sake Of NOR
atty and justice, We hope to see such
worthy men as Mr.. Groves endowed
with the title of j. P.
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THE OPERA HousE.-rhe Greenlaw
Opera house was very SHINY attended
last night-the small audience was
owing no doubt, in some measure, to the
Indictment weather. Mise Blanche DeBar
played "Marie,D in Plot and Passion,
admirably. The slim house did not mar
her spirits in the least. BOr her benefit
tonight q good bill is offered,
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IN A FIx.-Aleek Taylor, one Of the
~freqenters of DeSoto street, who, in
company with others of the freed race,
seems to be continually getting into
trouble. No sooner had he got clear Of
Justice Creighion's court, than Esquire
Hall brought him up on the old charge
of drawing a pistol on Edward Penn
with intent to kill. He is now in prison
Awaiting an examination.
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DISTRICT COURT-No. So, United
States vs.. Steamer sylph, dismissed at
costs Of the United States. No. 100,
United States VS.. Estate Of Marcus J..
Wright. dlsmIssed AZ defendantls cost.
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Notice.

THE Creditors Of The estate o. John q. smith
are hereby notified that have Suggested
the insolvency Of Baid estateto the Clerk oftla
Court o. Upton County, IenueH
aud the creditors OF said estate are noNnsa 20
~ months fronn the date he cot, OF thEn uuce
wfll - fIed IN bar Of the same
49, TsAAC FURNACE,
Esmiristraior J. d smith, deceased,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

In The Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
I574-I. D. McKizick and WIG vs.. Rosa
Martin eta.
IT appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this causo THAI
the defendant. Johny Martin, Is n uon-resi-
deut Of the state Of Tennessee and resides IN
ths State or Mississippi
n il therefore ordered That lie make his
a11aa-aneo herein. at the courthouse In the
e{fv ef Memphis Tenn, on hehrst Monday in
Nov 49,. and plead, answer or demur to COM
ai~i,ant biu. or the same viii be taken for
ro,fessed a. to him, and set for bearing ex
1s-1e and THAT a copy OF this order be pub
ijsbed once q week, for four successive weeks.
In fhe Memphis Appeal.
xfaUsTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
March q, 1871.
Wight q McKisiek, soils. for csmplainEnt
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

PROBATE CoURT.-The Hon. Thomas
Leonard, judge Of the probate court OF
this county, holds his court daily for the
transaction Of such business as may
come before him, in the county court
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Judgment by default was taken .in quite
a number Of stamp cases, where nOn-ap-
pearanee was entered. The stamp case
of II. Wade was tried, and a verdict for
the defendant