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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08
CHAHTEl, 1856.

An act for the Enconra cement of
agriculture and to provide for the
distribution of reports Of the state
agricultural society.
sec. |. Be it enacted b. the Gen
eral Assembly Of the state Of Iowa,
That when any county or district
agricultural society, composed Of
one or more counties have made
their report to the state society as
provided in chapter sixty-seven,
section l Cos, OF the reyissn Of 1860,
and raised during tie year any sum
Of money, for actual mem lcrship,
they shall he entitled to an equal
sum not exceeding two hundred dol
lars, from the state treasury, upon
affidavit of the president, secretary
or treasurer Of said society that such
sum was raised for the legitimate
purposes Of the society during the
current year, accompanied by the
certificate of 1.-THE secretary of the
state agricultural society. that they
have reported according to law.
SEC. >. That the secretary Of state
shall distribute the annual r,ports
OF the Iowa state agricultural scci-
ETY. as follows: ten copies to tho
state University: ten copies to the
state library: ten copies to the
state agricultural collcge; one copy
to each member of the General As
scmely; the remainder to the Score
tary ofstatc agricultural society, by
him to b. distributed /, the coun-
ty agricultural societies: provided,
that one copy shall be sent to the
board Of supervisors Of each organ.
lied county. in which there is no
agricultural society.
SIC. 3. All acts an, parts Of acts
contrary t" the provisions herein
containcd are hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This act being deemed Of
immediate Importance, shall take
effect aud DC in fnrcc from and after
its publication in the Iowa state
Register and Iowa Homestead, pa.
pers published at D.s Muines.
Approved April 7. 1868.
l hereby certify that the forego-
ing act took affect by publication, $
required in section 1 thereof, on the
both day Of April, A. D. 1868.
ED WRlG Ell, SEQ y. Ct state.
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shall ha expended under lie direction Of
the Doalu ol trustees, Hcc"r.il- ~ ,Ae pro
vision oftlis Ct provided, th Y my bal
anccs of any OF the above appropriations
hereby made remaining after the object
thereof has been co,nplctedin be applied
to any other object necessary for The best
interest Of the institution.
Sec. 6. Slid appropriation shall be drawn
upon the order Of the trustees, signed by
the president and secretary, upon estimates
of work actually performed or material
furnished. which estimate shall he made
by said board of trustees. and copy
thereof in writing, signed by the secretary
of the board shall accompany said order,
to the state Auditor: provided, that sum
not exceeding two thousand dollars may be
drawn in advance Of such estimates, for
the purchase of material, when the best
interests Of the state seem to require it.
Sec. Z. All acts or parts Of acts incon'
sistcnt with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act being deemed of imme.
diate importance shall be in force from and
after its publication in the daily state Reg
lister and the Iowa Evening Statesman,
newspapers published ut Dcs Moincs.
Approved April 9Th 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing act
took effect by publication, as required in
in section 8 thereof. OH the Goth day of
April, 4. ID. 1868. ......'. .......
ED WRIGHT, Scc'r .s state.
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHnDREN

Are made strong BY the 4 either II these rc.c-
dies Thry viii cure csorv case of MAkASMCs,
without fail.
Thousands If certificates have accumulated in tho
hands # the proprietor hut SPACE will ali If the
publication u but f.w. Those. il wili b. observed
arc in"a II nOtc AID II such standing that uSy mast
T., believed.
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CHAPTER 1l.


An act to amend sections 1878 aud 1875
mits for the sale Of lntoxic, ting Liquors.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the state Of Iowa, That the
certificate provided for in sections 1878
and 1876 of the revision of 1860, shall strife
the purpose for which it is obtained and
upon its presentation to the county judge,
he shall fix a day for the final hearing of
the application and give notice of such APP
plication ami time of hearing by publica-
ton in at least one newspaper published in
the county or by posting snch notice in tie
township, town or ward in Which the bust
ness is to be conducted, such publication
or posting shall be at least ten days prior
to the final hearing, aud the applicant shall
pay the expenses thereof in advance, and
= fee Of two dollars for final hearing.
Sec. ?. At sach final hearing any resi-
dent Of the county may appear and show
cause why such permit should not be
granted, and the same shall be fully salts
fed that the requirements ofthc law have
in all respects been fully complied with,
that the applicant is person of good moral
character. and that taken into considera-
ton the wants Of the the locality and the
number ofpermits already granted, such
permits would be necessary and proper
for the accommodation of the n"ighborhood.
Sec. 3. Nothing in this act shall be con-
s.rncd to interfere with any permits here
tofore isSuetl. until the time shall have eN-
pred for which such permits were granted.
Sec. 1. This act shall take effect and be
in force from ahI after its publication in
the State Register and the Iowa Evening
Statesman, newspapers published ut Dcs
Moincs Iowa
Approved April 7. 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing act
took effect by publication, as required in
section thereof. on the o3l day Of April
4. ID. 1868
ED WRIGHT Scs'y Vt state.
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CHAPTER 81.

An act to constitute the principal menu
bcr Of the board Of Trustees, enllrgc AMI
furnish the buildings, AMI support the In
stitution for tho education Of the blind.
Sec. /. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the state Of Iowa, That the
principnI u the institution for the cduca-
ton 0f tho blind, shall b., cx-officio mem
hsr 81 the board Of trustees. but shall have
no vote on any qa stion relating TO his own
Story or Office as principal
Sec. 2 The hoir.l of trustees shall FIX
the eompens .tion Of all the officers and
employees Of said institution, ut such rate
~ shall BY them be deemed just and cqnit-
able; provided, that in no event shall the
tat.l amount Ut expenses Of the institution
exceed the total amount VI appropri ,tion
for he sane.
SEC, g. Thsre is hereby appropriated the
sum 0f two thousand fsur hundred dollars,
GOr the purchase Of bedstcads, beds, and
hcd.!ing, carpets, and general furniture
me the.ssand. five hundred dollars for Ii
s.rary, Including relief maps and astronom-
ioal apparatus; two thousand five hundred
cellars for the purchase IF one organ and
two pianos: seven hundred dollars for re-
psirfng fences, cultivating grounds, orch.
Ssds, and shrubbery; two thousand dollars
~ psfnting, subdiyididg rooms, and for
general repairs; and the further sum Of
five thousand dollars TO furnish proper
heatiag apparatus for heating the building
ehe hmilding: one thousand five hundred
aa)lars for covering the present building
With frs-proof slate roof, and one thousand
I've hundred dollars for the erection of u
veranda OH the west sitic Of the main build-
Ing.
Bee. I. There is further approi r.acd the
s1m Of thirty thousand dnllars, to erect 4
wing Of stone material to the main building
according to the orginal plan and draw
ines ~ nearly ss practicable: and'thc fur
ther sum Of three thousand dollars for adj
!;tiqpu workshops.
s.t 5 The none, hereby appropriated
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CHATTER l5i.
CTIANTEK IDI.
An Act in Relation to the Sale of Intoxi
eating Liquors in Incorporated Cities

SlAu i LII 1Ot.
An Act in Relation to the Sale of Iptoxi-
eating Liquors in Incorporated Cities
and Towns.
Sec l. lie it enacted by the General
Assembly If the State Of Iowa, that section
1868, of the Revision Of 1860, be and is
hereby amended by striking out OF said
section all after the words Intoxicating
liquors. and inserting in lieu there If the
following words: mot prohibited by the
laws Of the State.
Sec >. All incorporated towns and cities,
not incorporated under the general incorl-
Grafton law, shall have the power to
egulatc or prohibit the sale Of Intoxicating
Liquors not prohibited by state law, and
such power to regulate shall include the
power to assess or impose a tax on such
sale" For the purposes Of this act, beer
AMI vine shall be considered Intoxicating
liquors,
See 3. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the
Iowa State Register and Iowa Homestead,
newspapers published ut Des Moines, Iowa
Approved April 7, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing act
took effect b. publication, as required by
section thereof, on the agth day Of april,
A. y. 1858. Hf#a# H@
ED WRIGHT Scc'y Of State.
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ED WRIGHT Sec'y Of State.

1DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-A
h large variety on hand and for sale
on the best possible terms by ''o
SIkOIuLE & KIRKPATRICK !.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-08
gEMPHIS APPEAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.


MONTGOMERY, February THE ex-
tension of the election till Saturday was
due to the representations rom this point
made at Washington. Meade VIII arrive
here tomorrow. The vote is still light,
and without fraud the constitution can
net possibly be carried. Meade wishes
separate elections Oh the constitution
and officers under 1t, but Grant ordered
him not to interfere. In South Alabama
the heavy negro portion Is voting light.
North Alabama has not been heard from.
Tires thousand six hundred negroes out
Of $500 have voted to date in this county,
the Radical stronghold in the State.
Thirty thousand votes have been cast In
this Slate so far, but $1,000 are necessary
10 carry the ratification. Several at
tempts were made to-day to stuff the
ballot. boxes but being detected by the
~chalIengers, the bogus votes were thrown
out.
NEW YORK. February An Atlanta
speeial to the Tribune says that Alabama
letters and dispatches declare that since
the change in commanders and the re-
mOval of Swayne the efforts of the mill
tery authorities appear to be intended to
defeat the constitution. A new registrR-
ton board, hostile to the constitution,
had been appointed at Selma. Freedmen
registrars refused TO serve on such board.
The registrars had been instructed to
change all of the votes, which made the
election within the time prescribed an
irapOssibility. Hundreds of disqualified
persons in North Alabama lately regis
tered in order to count as non-votlng IN
Lowndes county. Thefe was only one
Mace of voting for 5000 voters in EimOre
- 90 HrrN a gfnmln h2IInE my IN
charge Of rebel Judges. In Chambers
and many other counties there was 10
election. It is computed that 2O,OoO.
votes are lost to the constitution. Hun
dreds Of freedmen are waiting 10 rain
from day to day to get q chance TO vote.
No blame is attached to General MeaceI
whose instructions were liberal and
proper. The Superintendent CHOSEN by
Col. Hayden ordered the election to be
conducted according to the laws OF Ala
bsma.
YEDDo, November q, 1SG7.-Citizens
OF the United States are informed that,
in conjunction with my colleagues, /
have made arrangements vita the
Japanese government by which the city
Of Ysddo, the town Of NegsteO, on the
west coast, and the harbor of Ebissumie-
rat. on the island Of Sado, will be opened
to them to trade and residence, pursuant
to a treaty stipulation, on the LIST Of
April next.
rSisnedl S. B. VANNALKESBURG,
Minister Resident - Japan.
MONTREAL, February GAS Henry
was buried alive in a coal yard this
morning by an excsvated coal heap fall
ing on him. He was dug out an hour
afterwards, but life was extinct.
OTTAWA, February 6-fenders Of Do
minion stock have come in freely, and it
is understood none have been accepted
under per.
ToR6NTo, February 6.-Tne Seven
teenth Regiment, stationed here under
orders, viii remove to London. The
Seventh Highlanders, at present at
Montreal, will supply its place.
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Nom Resfdent NosF.o

IN the Chancery Co1rt OF Memphis. Tenn.
No &li-Fan Camp Bush e. al. firm of PEST
Fun Go. Ys samuel j. Petit et Al arr ~
Petit q 5iddruE.
I 4 appesri1gfrom affidavit IN this came that
A tbs defendant, 4 =. Morton, = non-r--f-
dent OF the state OF Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered that he make hlz A.
Pearance herein, al Courthouse in the civ Or
Of Memphis Ienn.,o on OF before ire LIST MONDAY
in March. 1865, and plead, answer or demur u
compialnauts Dill or the fame VIII be ta<su
FOR con iessed as % him and sst FOR hearing ex-
partsi AMI that a copy Of this order BE- pub
usasd once = week for four successive weeks In
the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-Attest:
AgGgSION ASTON, Clerk . Master.
By EJ. BLACK, Deputy ClerE q Master.
Hanson 4 sWt1gley, SOis. Tor COmpiL-
tNI6 1aW4W
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NOn-Res4dent Notfco

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 234, \. Il. DC. A and Laura J. stova1i
vs. Z. y. and Gertrude r Tate.
4 Appearing from an OIdsr or Court that fhfz
Il cause has been revived agalust Dudlev ~
eJegerf John . ; eyer, Charies Sreger. william
seer and Eyel ne -tsger, and that they are
r sidsnts OF tie State Of Tsnnezs=
- 3 thersr1rs ordered that they make their
apPsaran e herein, at the C0urthcuss ii ne
city Of Msmphis, TeuD-, on or tefOre the nrst
Monday In March. 1858, and plead. answer
OF demur % complalnants bill or the same
Vii - taken Tor confessed a. n them ana set
Lor hearing expaTte, AID that q copy OF this or
der De published once a week FOR orr suceez.-
I've weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
4 copy. Attest:
AU9UsfON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
~ Gret0rys solicitor for C-ompIaImauta-
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Non-Resident NOTICE,

state OF Tennessee, Haywood county. County
Court, JauUary Term, lc6s.
Justices or Haywood county, % the use OF Al
ice POston, Minor. IS l. y Is NOacrieE.
Appearing - b Court. from its record and
Il Oiher proof. that tne defendant L. NJ b.
None tef, formerly a resident OF HarwroI
comfy, 1ennessss. is the regular Guardian OF
Alice PostoD, a Minor and resident OF sad
county and that said MouCEief has become a
non-residsut o. said county and state. without
making q settlement OF his said guardianship
~ required By law
II Is therefore ordered by the Court. That
said L 3 Mouerief appear &C the February
Term, ISIS, OF this & curt on the drst CAY OF
said term aod make set eHeut CT his guard
iarship, Sr on tatlure to make sucn settlement.
show cause why he S all not be removed BY
this Court from his sald guarIiansh D. or on
allure OF such appearance, that the cause cs
p-oeeeded with tx paFte and 10 IS Crder q that
the CleIE and AasteTOf th1- Court cause a COPY
of this o der to be published once a week. Tor
fo1r successive weeks, In the Memphis appeal.
A true copy
Jsls y laW4W i'll POSTOT. Clerk.
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Attach1nent Nofice.

Joyner, Lemon 4 Gale, Plsintins, Va Thomas
~. MOseley, Defendant.
A FEIDANIT for attachment having been
- made IN this cause in pursuance Of section
4 CT the Code Of Tennessee, and attacEmsnt
having been issued and returned BY the proper
officer " levied, etc, - on the properly 81 ma
defendant in the hands OF simpson, Saunders
& Co;
1t is therefore ordered. That said DEFENDANT
appear before me, at ny 1fsce. in the city OF
Memphis Tennessee on or before Tuesday, lIth
Gag OF February 1865 next, and defend this
suit, OF the same VIII be taken for confessed as
70 him, and tbs case set for hearing ex parte:
and that a copy Of this order be published once
. week, for four consecutive weeks. In the Daily
Appeal. This January 8. 1864.
= A. MOORE, 7.
For Shelby County, Tennessee.
John Somerveu, Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
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Il Chancery at Brownsville.
A n. Lewis, Admir-, efe- Of 5 g BeetoD. W z
r Jones, n. A.Joues, y. C. Jones ct AZ.
II appearing 70 the satisfaction rf The caur-
Il at The December Special Term Of the ehau-
eeEy louTL OF HsyWOo coEury. held at The
courthouse IN the town o. Brownsville. Ten
n see on me lst Monday IN december. Is7.
that D ". Bell should be made 4 parfv dsl
PENDANT 10 Ills bill Or ccmplafnf. and it
furtIsr appearing thas said D.. y Ben is a nom
resident OF the state OF Tennessee
It Is therefore ordered. That he make his an
pcarance herein on this -CrftL U4El won5gv- n
fsgruhryt lsos, al Tie courth. use. "a the town
OF brownsville, and plead. answer OF Gemur 10
eomplalnauts bill fled herein. or tie same
VIII be lakeu for confessed ast4 him ard SCI fr
hearing eL parte and thata COPY OF this order
De published once a week. for iO-r successive
weeks. IN the Memphis Appeal
Attest. J. l.. WINFFELD II q and n
H9ynes Heath, Solz. Tor CoUpIafnauts.
BROWNSVILLE. RnulfT &. rs- tanlT TarrfE
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n-Resfaent Notfce.

In Inc Chancery Court OF Memphis. Tern.
&l9-G. .u0y1 Atdis Winn, NJ. A.
McElrOy and Others.
IT appearing rom sfddaVit in It's eause NAT
4 The defendants, AdGis Vim Melissa A.
McElroy, Thoruton Hsyufe amt William HaT-
ME, are uOn-reEidents OF tie State OF Ten
nesse5;
Il is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein. At The Courthouse in
ths city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on the
Hrss Monday in February. 1865. and
plead, answer or demur to com yiainanL1s
bill, or the same viii be taken for cDn-
fsssed as 10 them and set for hearing ex-parts,
and that a copy Of this Ord6r be published
once a week, fOr four successive weeks, In
the Memphis Appeal.
A C~OPy-Attsstl
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Wright & AckiSSick, Solicitors Tor complain
ants Isl laW4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-08

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
and Elisha ETaus.
appearing from afldavtt in this cause that
Il ne d~eieudanF, Elisha Evans, Is q non-resi-
dent Of Teuutssee:
II Is thelefOrs Orlsred that he make his ap-
Eear4nce nsrelns az Ire Cou-Edou 2 in the civ
o. 4emEnht Iennssss, On the hrs- Mon
III n A49cls 49, and EiFa1. answer or de-
IuuF 70 compliments OH. or the same viii Be-
taEeu fOf esnfesse1 Is 10 him and set FOR hear
Ing eXparte, and thar q copy or this order be
PCnls1sI pace week IoriOur successive weeks
in the AeupLH Appeal
coy Attest.
AUGUST0N ASTON. CLERK z Master
By EESJ- COLE5IAN, Depuiy Clerk . Master.
klng& Haugnt9nY Hos- for Complainant.
January =. Ess8- 49, 80
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a dead OF trust made to ne by
D JObn II. Peterson, and recorded in the Reg
ister's ONCE of shelby county, in beck NJ. 81,
part fst. pages 40, 1T and rs. I VIII sell 10 the
highest bidder for cash, TIE following described
Lot Or tract OF land, lying il shelby county,
Tennessee, rbOut three QuSTreFs OF a mile nom
square, 10 wis: being pant OF LC2nty Lot
SO On the north SIDE Of the Raleigh road,
commencing on tbs west side of an alley about
(6) eight feet wide, running thence vest villa
said Raj ign road ISL eighty-th-ee leet; thence
north with the plank fsnc now On said lot,
about so five hundred feet, more or less, to
the back OF said fence; thence east With said
back fence (S3 eig' ty-lhree 5eet to the east fence
now on said / {; thence on n line with said
esst fence J0l five huBdred feet, more or less,
10 tue brgiuning. Equity Of redemption to this
properly is waived, and title to the same BE-
Iieyed TO bs perfect, bat 1 convey as trustee
only
Place Of sa-Ie-southesst corner Of Court
square.
Ierms-Cash.
Time OF Ssls-MONDAY, Februa- II, 1863
There is situated on this lot sn elegant ct
tuge with four rooms and Servantis loom and
kitchen, and other Necessary imp ovements-
jat6 ids s. H LUNsCOMB, Trustee.
Van nor 7 aFuar. rgnE
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Hoadsy ,he iOth day of Februsry, fsss
TRUSTEES SALE.

81 virtue OF a Iced OF Trust made 70 me By
- p. O Meath, and recorded IN the Beglsters
Office OF Shelby county, In book No 81, page
~, etc, 4 viii sell, to the highest uid1er, Tor
cash the following described properly, wing
ia Shelby county. fem ssee, and near 70 the
c.Lg OF memphis, tO-wIt: Eleven and one-h2lf
acres adjoining Fort Pickering. % composed
Of The fCIr ing tracts, to-wit The tract
known Gs the aviu eight-acre tract, il Wright
t"urpe-QUarters OF an acre tract. and tAe
DuVdi-Alge0 two and ODe-lau acre tracts
bounded on the north by Broadway or Old
rOrt Pickering Railroad, o Ihesouth by Jack
son street. on the east hy Dr. 0iiberts and
Wooldrldge's, and on the west BY MAN EAc
Ninth streets. Equity Of redemption waived.
and title believed 70 be good, but = convey only
rs Trustee.
PLACE or SALE-Southeast 2 Of Court
Eq-aTe.
1ITEOF SALE-Thursday, sixth day or Feb
ruary. I35S, between the hours Of I'D am. and
pm Terms cash.
B g. WADDELL, Trustee.
ut7son& Raor1 A~ttor-e-z fq2Efd
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Attachment Suit.
Law Court Of Memphis.

LNW -UUII u ACU--UI1.
CLEEKs OFFICE, January l3. ISIS.
Samuel Perkins, Plaintiff. vs. J.. s. Jaquess,
- JsQue 8 md aquess. Fartacrs doing
business under the name sudsJy.e OIJaquess
Brothers, Defendants.
4 FEIDAVIT for attachment having been
n made in this case in pursuance OF section
34a5 of the Code OF Tennessee. aud ATTACHMENT
having been issued and returned BY TIE proper
officer levied, ETC." On the properly or the
d~eiendantS J. y jaqCeSs. - Iaques and
- JaqueS5. partners doing business under the
name and style of Jaquess brothers.
It Is tkezelre ordered. that "a q defendants
appear At the Courthouse in the ely OF Mem
phis, Tenn, On or before the second Monday in
february reLt, and defend this -uit. or The
same Will be take1 Tor co7fes~ed as to said de-
PENDANTS and th= case set for hearing ex pate.
ana that a copy o. this order be published oucs
a week for four cOnEelutive week IN The daily
Appeal
JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk.
A copy b. p. CAPERS. DC.
Wilson & Beard, attorneys for plainuE
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Ahnchapanf Gnft.

No. 1924 Ap-Nuniefpsl Court OF the City OF
Memphis.
CLERKS OFFICE, January 10, Is6S.
James Mora, Plaintiff, Us John Slaughter
Defendant.
A FFfDAVIT for attachment having been
made In this case in pursuance OF section
355 Of the Code OF Tennessee and at -achmsn
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer levied, etc" on the property Of the
defendant, John Slaughter:
II Is therafOre ordered. That said defendant
appear st the Municipal COlrt Room, in the
city o. Memphis, Tennessee, on or before he
FIRST Tuesday In March mex, and Cefsnd this
o. she same will be taken for confessed ~
to him and the case set FOR hearing ex partes
aud that a COPY or this order be published once
a week, for fDcT consecutive weeks, n the
Memphis Appeal.
copy: L B. EATON, Clerk.
s. D.. THoMPSoE,R G.
king 4 HsEghtOn, Attorneys FOR Plai1tlns.
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Attachment Gnit.

Municipal Court OF Memphis
No. ISIS Ap.-Eennejy. Willisms and kusseus
PlaintlRs,v vs. J. HUDSON, Defendant
CLERk's OFFIcE, January =, iSA4
A FFTDAVIT for attachment having b5en
n made in tbs case IN pursuance Of Seruon
3455 OF the Code Of Tennessee, aud atlachuf[
having been issued and returned BY the pfJpe4~
of5se . levied . etc. on the properly OF the
defendant, ]. :. Hudson, 0y serals-ment upon
81. II Elcan
an aDassr Al the Municipal Courtroom in
fhe eifS Of Nemphis. Tennessee, on OF be-
80 fka dIst Tuesday In March next,
n.S Ssfapd This suit, or the same viii
- taksn for confessed as TO him. and
Ire esss set for hearing exparte, L thaEs
~ mn eonsecutivs weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
"a coov- LUCIES B. EATOS, Clerk.
rvs THoNFsOS, Deputy Clerk.
Nailory, Young = Anderson, Attorneys for
pIe5ntifrs. JAMS IaW4gF