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Antoine C. Provost va Steamboat Alone,
Her Ta lie. Apparel. etc.


Her Ia kle. Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District of Louisiana, No. e0e5-In obedi-
ence to admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit have seized and taken into
my possession e.fa|
The Steamboat ALONE, her Tackle, Apparel, etc
ibeled BY Antoine o. Provost for the causes set
forth in the libel now pending the District Court
Of the United Statee.
And do hereby otto and admOnish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having or pretending to have any right title or in
terest in or 10 the same TO be and appear at Dis
triot Court Of the United States, for the District
Aforesaid. to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on or before the fHla NON IDA from the date
hereof to show cause If any they have why the
said steamboat should mot be condemned and be
sold Agreeably to the prayer Of hbelant.
United States Marehaps Ofice, New Orleans,
thirteenth day Of April 1858. -
+, J, HERON,
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q - felitionf that
the payment o. any debts and delivery Of any
probsfiy halonging to such bankrupt 70 him OF for
his use, an tna tauafer q any property BY him, are
or more assighees Of his estate. will DO held Ct q
Court 81 Bankrupicy, 70 ~ beld0n At the ofhqe Of
Ouachita. before ". j.. q Baker Register, on the
tWenty-ninth day q May, a. ., lsea at " 0 o'clock
Al W 4. j. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal.
Per n. n. GRADx, Deputy, AZ Messenger. fia..
No. 64o-znh9l mI26 rs. =
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CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION.
The following delegates having received
the highest numbers of votes cast were
duly elected to compose the board of regis
tration created by ordinance passed by the
Louisiana constitutional convention at its
session OF February Ii, 1868, to.wit:
Messrs. s. B. PACKARD,
N. UNDERWOOD,
J. H. INGRAHAM,
J. s. HARRIS,
W. JASPER BLACKBURN,
@. H. Hampstead,
G. W. WICKLIFFE.
New Orleans, March II, 1858.
JAMES G. TAEiAFERRO,
President.
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Margaret II. Deas. widow, etc, VS.. Mrs.
q. D. Moncure and ais, Children and Hsits Of
nla.n... IN..-nl rNn-cnnsna

N. sss-.plnlaa DI''ll'' q I0Ul'l'4'.
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WILLIAM vIaERs, Secretary.

In accordance with the foregoing ordi-
nance and resolution. the board Of registra-
tion adopted the following:
On motion, resolved that all official min
utes Of the proceedings of this board, to-
gether with all prociamations, resolutions,
and other legal notices be published in tho
New Orleans REPuRLICAN, the New Orleans
Advocate and the Homer HAD
On motion, resolved that the official pa
pers Of this board be required to publish
the constitution in their regular issues until
the days of election, inclusive, to be paid at
the regular rates fixed by the convention.
s. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
r. c. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
- BoARD OF REeIsTRArIoN,
Now Orleans, March q, 1861
At regular meeting Of the board, held on
Friday, Har1h ~, 1868, the following reso-
luton was adopted.
"0n motion, resolved that the final settle
1ent of the tax collectors and sheriffs
throughout the state with tho state treas-
urer, IS fixed in the original tax ordinance
adopted by the constitutional convention
December "a, 1867, section 4, be extended to
the hTss day Of May, 1897
By virtue Of the above ordinance, ap-
proved March a, 1858, / hereby notify all
tax collectors and sheFiffs throughout the
STATE that they continue TO collect the con.
ventton tax up to the first Of May next.
They are further Instructed that the
penalty imposed for non.payment OF said
tax, which penalty was revoked until after
March 20, will De enforced from that date.
20 8. B.'RACKARD, Chairman.
mh2s dawtmyl
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Attest:
WIZ. YIeERs, Secretary.

Be it ordained by the constitutional con-
vention OF the state of Louisiana, That the
board of registration created by ordinance
adoDted by the convention February 10,
1868, shall have authority to enforce the
collection of the taxes levied by the several
ordinances of the convention, and to per.
form any and all duties appertaining to
the same.
Adopted in convention this third March,
1868.
JAMES G. TALIAFERRO,
President.
Attest:
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Ash OAK, AID F7E1 Wuop.
aals sn Na1 .o'41RAn4'
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ESTATE OF a. w. MACKIRl
GEORGE W. PRATT,
Individually, and IS Members Of the Firm
Mankia A. In

UNITED STATES MARsHAI's O,
District of Louis
New Orleans March
THIS is TO GIVE MOTT E THAT Oi
l. second dsy of March, A. ID. 1868, q Wal
u WhTRiF e,,d GEnptSE1 ~ 81 pp t IN
ually, and as members of the firm Of A. W. M
Co., Of New Orleans, in the parish of ORD
State OF Louisiana, who have been adjuds
Fupts on their own petition; that the paymerk
debts and delivery Of any property belonginsI
bankrupts, to them or for their use, and the
of any property by them, are forbidden by Law
meeting OF the creditors of the said banlr
prove their debts and to choose one or
sgnees Of their estate, will be held ct a
Bankruptcy, to be holcep a. the Oustomhous
ing, in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana,
s. Kellogg, Register, on the twentieth day
A D. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
f. j. HEBRON, U. S, Man
No. 486-mh3 apis District Of Lou
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Marine Intelligence.
OLRARFD YEQTPRnAY.

OFFICE OF THE Daily REPUBLICAN,,
Saturday, April Is, le6s
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Attest:

AIICbI.
WIN. YIGERs, Secretary.
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In BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF j. j.. PERSON
MOSES OLA AK,
Individually, and as Members of the Firm
Person 4 Co.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's al
District of Loud
New Orleans, March n
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT 0'
i seventh day of March, A. ID 1868, a Wal
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
j. j, PERSON and MOSES CLARK, indi1
and as members Of the firm Of J J. Person n
New Orleans, in the parish of Orleans and1
Louisiana, who have been adjudged bankl
their own petition that the payment Of Al
and delivery Of any property belonging to sua
rupts. to them or fer their their use, and tbs
a meeting Of the creditors of the said banEl
prove their debts and to choose one or NOR
nees of their estate, WILDE held at court
ruptcy. to be holden at the Customhouss \
in the oitv Of New Oriasns. Iouisians' ~
G. Pitkin, Register, on the tWentisth day Of
d. 1858, at 10 o'clock A. n
II. j. HEBRON, u. s. Mar
No. H4-mhll aple Distfict n Tona
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O # E. I O [ "A L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-04
9EMPEITS APPEAL
OILY osE.

Turn aside to give her passage, in the eity's
only one OF many thousands we are passing
every day.
Is there something In her v~esture, poor but
neat, hsr modest mien,
Dln'nng from the struggling masses, every
where around MS seenT
Fie! Us but an idle fancy OF a shrinking form
Or the droopiag OF an eyeIid on a cheek more
thin and pale.
II were easy una weaving. would we give
MusiSg thus $50 On oas Of thousands. met, forgot
ten, day by day.
Yet lis strange and sac, 7 grant you, human
hearts can grow so cold
As to road, without a culver, al the story daily
In the mournful eye u9lifted, mute, appealing
In the 20 w SSl step that falterai In the heart re-
vsaling toDei
IA the IFS that close so firmly, smoth'ringd ewn
or some bu+rdened isIIow-creature, whom we
pass unnotieed oy.
oh. the weary round Of labor, with so little
Oh. The thought that no enc plties the slow fall
ing, bitter tear!
OH the longing for the sunshine that a smile
on life would she'd
Oh, the hunger Tor carssses, that Is keener than
Tor breadl
Not for such among the thousands ss she, gone
Ia the need OF food and raiment, or the grind
iDg dole Of pence,
AS the word OF Eellow-feenng, or the kind, con-
sid'rate care,
That admits the equal spirit to an equal right
and share
In ufeis hopes and aspirations, and its needs 50
many fold,
Which 70 US God never measures BY OR gain
or loss of gold.
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I'll GAL.
TrlIefoo,e NnIo

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust 70 me executed
~ oy p. = Chambers and vie Henrietfs, d.
Chambers and G. q. Chambers, On the 18th day
Of May, 1867, and recorded in the Registers
ohie OF shelby county, Tennessee, in book No.
ofTalahatchis, aud ~S1nnOWer, inthe STATE or
Ms. issippi. Tor the purpose Of securing lie paw
ment Of certain izdebteaqss therein stated, I
viii on
On Tuesday, 25fh day Feb. 1865,
az y O'Clock m. at the southeast corner 81 Court
square. In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, sell
AZ public Veudue, TO the highest bidder, for eash
the following described zeal and personal prop
erty, IN said deed OF truft conveyed n me. To-
wit: All 0f section y and section Is. the south
y OF session u, sou1heast and easteZ OF the
Southwest Of section %, northeast z
and northwest y or EestiOn -. all IN
township q, range 3 west, and lying and
being in the county Of 6uufOWer and state Of
Aississ ppi Also, slot or land lying and being
in the c " Of bfempnis, county ~OfEheiby, and
state o. 1enuessee, ard described IS folcws:
Beginning al 4 stake on the north SIDE Of Liz
den street, so feet east o. the intersections Of
Linden with Lauderda,e streets, themes north
Wafdy and para Let with LandsTdale streetiIt0i
one hundred and sixty feet, 10 stake on sn
alley, thence WestWardly and With lhs zouth
side o said alley tWl forty feet, 70 a stake on
said alley az the northeast corner OF MrA
ThOmpson's lot, thence so1thwardly with the
east Ifue OF Mrs Thompsouis lot and parallel
with Lauc8rdale street fi0} one hundred and
il Mkewfss Mrs. ThOmDsOn's southeast corner,
thence eastwardly with the north line Of Lin
4EM nAL-HA AN ANAHI a9fH4g u u lA1 ~
ming carner. Ssid lot fronts fsj forty re- on
L-indenstreei and runs hack G6) Oue hundred
and sixty feet.t b same being part OF los 30. IS,
IN block No. 81.
Also the fol owing plees OF parcel Of land,
lying and being IN the county Of Shelby, and
STAT OF Tennessee. and being the noTth end OF
a tract Of s. T1-lO0 acres, bougat by r.. W. Price
Of Samuel Mansfield, and described thus Be
ginning at q gum tree In ths centre OF the new
state Llae road or Union avenue, At the north
saat corner Of a tract Of Ism purchases by
Wm. Cooper, from r A. hOzeii thence south
weird with the centre Of the county road,
between the lands OF Mr.. G. Trezsvant
and said Cooper tract, 10 four
teen chains, thirty-tWO LINKS; then
west eight chaina ann four uRkHt - a stake;
thence north lftsen chains and seven links 70
the centre OF SAID new State Line road
thence with the csntre Of said lew -tats Line
rOsI or Union avenue, 70 the beginning. con
tanning eleven T-lO0 acres together with M
following described persOnal property Twenty
he'd OF horses and mules, on the farm OFT. 7.
& O.. {. Chambers, in the county 81 Tailahaf-
chic, state Of Mississippi. two "a six-horss
wagons, aud enc Cd tWO-hoTss wagon on the
Eane farm
The equity OF redemption IN said real estate
Is waived, and tiiis believed 70 be good. but
convey only as trustee. W. p. WII9Og
WILSON, & BEARD, Attorneys Trustee.
Ta~rarw - FarE-fa Hf
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TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.

NEW YORK, February IA Washing
ton special 10 the World states that there
Is a probability of Cabinet changes soon.
a new Secretary of War will certainly
be nominated shortly.
Ex-Gov. Dennison is now in Washing
ton.
Information reached here yesterday
which led to the belief tbst Gen. Meade
had issued an order for the arrest of ex-
Gov. Jenkins, Of Georgia, on the grounds
Of alleged obstruction 10 the enforcement
of the reconstruction laws. 1t is further
said that ne telegrsphed to Secretary
Stanton to have Gov. J. arrested if found
in the District Of Columbia. The friends
of Mr.. Jenkins place sufficient reliance
in the Information they received TO
have him within the reach of a Court
where q writ of habeas corpus would be
respected.
DR.. Fowler, ofIIlinois, is being strongly
pushed forward for Commissioner of In
terual Revenue.
A Tribune Washington special ssys It
is expected that in q few days the Presi-
dent will make q Encouragement OF the
military departments q the various
districts therein. Material changes in
commanders is anticipated in the
Western, Northwestern States and Ter
r~itories.
Consul C. G. Heap, at Tunis, gives
details of great suffering there and in the
interior of Morocco from starvation and
sickness, and appeals to the United States
for assistance.
In consequence of England's refrGal
to allow the slightest scrutiny OF her
conduct in the Alabama claims, the
United States Government has deter
mined to assert positively that the claims
OF her citizens must be paid and matters
adjusted either within or outside OF the
question Of protection to American oiti-
zeus in Europe.
The President entirely concurs in the
views presented in Banks report, and
intends to take speedy action 10 the mat
ter Of these now detained in British
prisons.
The WAYS and Means Committee has
not vet rssehed the free list on the rev.
enue bill, and great diversity of opinion
exists In the COMMITTEES respecting the
number OF articles which 1t should EN-
brace. The committee has noticed a
verv considerable diminution in the in
ternal revenue receipts during the last
two months, and are appreheusive that
klEH mhY IOb DE ablo W ACNCA4LACA0 ZIG
relief of as many interests as they feel
should be assisted.
New YORK, February 3.-The Tri
buae's Atlanta special, dated the 1st
instant, SAYS it is understood hat Gen.
Meade will iesEe a general order to-
morrow modifyi 3 the terms of Gen.
Pope's order, n 40, under which the
sheriff and other civil officers are for
hidden inserting legal advertisements in
newspapers opposing reconstruction.
circumstances have Been so much
changed by the successful progress OF re-
construction since the PRONUNCIATION OF
order No. 40, some modification would
now Sc EN- to be advisable.
Gen. Meade leaves for Montgomery
tomorrow morning. He will remain 10
Alabama during the election, which
ommences on Tuesday.
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In The Chsnoary Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. silva Camp Bush Il Al. nrm ~ p,sb
6uIn %. - samuel = Petit 81 al, arm OF
n appe2nngf rOEn AFFIDAVIT In his eause that
a tue defendant, r. j. Morton, Is q uCn-r-a-
dent % the state Of Tennessss.
lt Il therefore ordered HAT he maks hfa A.
Pearauce herein AT theC ~Ourthouse 10 tha cityo a
Of Memphis Tenn, on or before tee ist Mondav
Ia March ls6ss and plead, answer Ct demur -
eoDpialnants oil, or tn6 same viii Be taken
for con iessed as - hira and SET for hearing *
parte. and that q copy Of this order BE- pub
nshed once a week for four successive weeks IN
the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Attess:
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk 8 Master.
y X ,. BLACK, Deputy Clsrx & Master.
Hanson &BEtngIey, SOLE. Ter CompfL
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2. iday, the asst Day Of Feb, 1865,
TrMstee,a SaIe.

DY virtue OF q deed of trust made to me by
- John n. Peterson, and recorded in the Reg
listers Office Of -heibY county, in book No 81,
part list, pages a7B. az and 4l6. / will sell to the
highest bidder Tor cash, tie following describes
Lot or tract OF land, lying IA shelby county,
TeluesEee, bout three quarters Of a mile from
Court square, 10 wit; being part OF County Lot
No. 5g on the north side OF the Raleigh road,
commencing on the west side Of sn alley about
(l eight iest wife, running thence west with
said Raj ign road l63l eighty-th.e &c .eet thence
north with the plank fenc now On said lot,
about so dve huudred feet, m9re or less, 20
the back Of said fence thence east with said
back fence (S3i eig-ty-thrse feet TO the east fence
now on said 1T; thence on 3 line with said
east enc (dl0) i've hundred feet, more or less,
to the beginning. Equity Of Tedemptisn to this
properly Is waived, and title 10 the same be-
heved 10 be perfect, but I convey as trustees
only.
Place Of sale-Southeast corner OF Court
square.
IermG-Cash.
Time Of sals-MOSDAY, February L, E6a-
There Is situated on this lot sn elegant Cot
tGgg With four rooms and servants loom and
kitchen, and other neces airy improvements.
jal6 tbs 8. H DUNSCOMB, Trustee.
evening Ledger copy.
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Attachment Nottce.

Joyner, Lemon & Gale, Plaintifs, vs.. Thomas
NJ. MOseley, Defendant
A for attachment having been
% made IN this cause in pursuance Of section
$40 OF the Code Of Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued anu returned by the proper
ohhcsr levied, etc I" on the property OF the
d~efendan In the hands OF Simpson, Saunders
& Cos
II Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear before me, At my Ufhce. in the city or
tennessee on or before Tuesday, llth
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1865 next, and defend tbis
suit, or Inc same viii be taken for confessed a.
to him, and tbs case set for bearing * parts:
ana that a copy OF this order ne published once
q week, for four consecutive weeks, in the Daily
Appeal. This January 3, 1853.
3 A.MOORE, J P.
For Shelby County, Tennessee.
Iohn SomeTvel- Attorney for PlsintiH.
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M0n- Reaidenf Nnffca

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No. Gl9-G. W. Davis Va Addis Wiun. n. A.
mcElruy and Others.
IT appearing rom Affidavit Ia tots cause thaE
L the defendants, Addis Win Melissa a..
A6ElTCy, Thornton HRynte and William Hay
ME, are nOn-residents OF the State OF Ten
nessee:
Il is therefore ordered that they mike their
appearance herein, Al the Courthouse In
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee. on The
nFst Monday in February, 1865, and
Plead, GosWar OF demur % com ~Dlafnantia
Dill, or The same viii be taken for con-
fessed as 70 them and set for hearing ex-parts,
and that a copy Of this order be publishad
once a Week, for four successive weeks, Ia
the Memphis Appeal.
A ~Copy-Attest:
ACGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
ants NgT Tn1-E.~
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Nom Resident Notlee.

In the ChaneeTy Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. III, n. p DIG. A. and Lana J.. stovau
va T v. and Gertrude =. Tate.
II app airing from an order o. Court that Ehta
Il canae has been revived agaEasE Dudley ".
Stegsr, John 2. = eyer, Cbariss steger. William
residents or the state OF Mlsslssf ri ard nor
residents OF Tue State or Ter nesses
Il Is thsrefors ordered hat they make tnsfr
appearance herein, at the Courthouse n ne
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the fnss
Monday IN March. 1853, and plead. answer
or osInur % conpleinauts Dill or the ana
VII 8e taken for confessed a. % them and -
FOR hearing eZparte, asd that . copy OF this or
der DC published once a week for our sueeass-
I've wesxstn tie AeE1phls Appeal
A copy. Attest.
AU9USTOS ASTON, Clerk and Master.
i'm GrsEorys Solicitor Tor C-ompIainanfz-
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-Restdent Noffce.

IN 2 AZ BROWNSVILLE.
A n LsEtsy Adm, ETC. Of 5 e Bncfon. " z
Jones' d A-4oaes, y. JoDss e al.
IT appearing TO the satisfaction of he sours
4 at the December special Term or ths Oman
Gerry Court or Haywood caunfy. held ~ ~
IN The Town OF Brow nsvWa. Ten
= &se On me iat Monday In december. lHT.
mat D W Eel should 90 made a party de-
Ienuant 70 this bill OF conaplainT. aud L
Iurtser appearfngthat said d. VI. Bell Is a nan-
resident OF the state or Tennessee
It's therefore ordered, That ne make hfs az
Pearance herein on the Iourth ,4fh} Noucav n
EspfuaFy, $50, 81 the courih Use, in the town
Of bFoWnsVl4e- and plead, answer CT dsmur 20
coz Pla-naHts bHl nlsd herein, or the same
WlADe Laken Tor conf ssed asst him AID set for
nearing * parte; and thata clpy oG this order
be published once a week. Tor t0ur sn-rsSzivs
weeks. IN tie Memphis Appeal.
Attest il WINFIELD. Jr. c. and n.
Keynes Heath, Soils ior CuupIainanfs.
Bro RnavlLa. 1919 81 - -
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In the Chaueery Court OF Memphis, rspn.
No 259-Iohn A Dickinson vs.. Albert Beer
and Elisha Eysns-
IT appearing from andavit n thtz csuse mas
Il ne deieauanE, Elisha Evans = = non-res-
dent OF Tennssses:
Il Is the sfors 0rjersd that he make bIs an
pear&nca herein at the C~ouTtucuf e IN ths civ
Of Memphis Tennessee, on the DIST Mon
muir to ccmplGinangs BIZ or ~ saus v1f -
taken IOr confeSE9t a. 70 hfmanG set Tor hear
ing * arts, and that a copy o. his order o.
published O1c5 q week for foars uceessfys Weezs
in The &emphfs Appeal.
A coDy-AEtssI
ACQUISITION ASTON. Clerk q Master.
By BESI. COLEEAN, Deputy Clerk 4 Master
January p isaE 80 -.gf-
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TRUSTEE,s SALE.

ny virtue OF a Iced OF Trust made to me by
D 2. u. Meath, and recorded IN the Register 5
Office or shelby county, ia book No. s., page
IS, etc, I will sell, TO the highest bidder. for
cash the following described properly, Iying
IN Shelby county. Tenn ssee and near 10 the
ctV OF nemFhis. to-w1b: ELEVEN and One-haif
acres adjoining Fort Pickering. aud composed
OF the ~fCl;owing tracts. to-wit: The tract
known as eight-ncre tract, fhs " EEht
gnrrs-quarieTs Of an acre tract, and the
bounded on the north by Broadway or Old
fort Pickering Railroad, on The Uuih b. Jack
son street, on the east BY Dr. Gilberts and
Woaldridge's, aud on the west by Main ana
Ninth strsets. Equity OF redemF ton waived,
and title believed 70 be good. but convey Only
As Trustee
Place or sALE-sOuthsast corner Of Court
square.
1uMEOF SALE-Thursday, sixth day Of Feb
IuaTy, 1868, between tEs hours OF 10 An. acd
pm. Terms cash.
B. B. WADDELL, Trustee.
WfIsOn& Beard, A~ttOrpeys. Ja2lt ID
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Attachment Suit.

Memphis.
CLERKS OFFICE, January 10. 1888.
James Moore, Plaintiff, vs. JOhn Slaughter.
Defendant
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"a made In this case in pursuance OF section
3s55 OF the Code Of Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned oy the proper
officer " levied, etc" on the property or the
defendant, John Slaughter
IL Is therefore ordered. That said defendants
appear at the Municipal Court Room, IN the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee on or before The
EIst Tuesday In Msrch mex and defend this
suit, or the ssme will be taken for confessed AZ
to him and the care set for hearing sx parte:
aud that a copy OF thiS order be Published once
a week. for four consecutive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal.
4 copy L. B. EATON, Clerk.
q d. THgMFSOS, d.
Ki8a-S Hsnghton, Attorneys for PlaIntifA.
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LEeAL


In the Chanee-y C0urt OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 249s-M. A. Knapp, by next friend. r G..
E-oyu, vs.. q southzrn Express Compsny 81
Memphis, :. = Psgsud 81 I'll.
EIsppeariEg from shidavit in this cause thas
y Inc defendant. J. Pagaud. Is a resideue ~
the state Of Tgansssee. and the dsfs1dsn4
Knapp, Is also = nOn-rssfdent OF
80 ee OF Tennessee. ard whose place ~
Lss tneIsiors ordered that they make their
hpPeel4Aes hereins a. the C~Ourfhouse in -
~ I9nPnls. tennessee, ca the nrf
or demur 70 eo1nplainantis BIZ 81 ne 800
VII De taken for confessed as 10 lsem ~ -
49, - $500 and that a copy OF Ihis
esssise Weessi Ia tbs Memphis Appeal
ALSTOE, CLERK and Hasfsr
- bENJCOLEHAN deputy Clerk and Nsrfsr
kiug q HsughtOn, Dis Tor Conpfafn-DF
January ~. 1858. 49, -