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The Poor Mans Tribute to the Rich Man.
Tire neople Of tie United States although
descendants from all other races Of men,
nevertheless differ from all others Ia one
narti.ular. and that is. in subserviency of
The moor mau TO the rich mania the viii,
l;,,ness and maonanimitv NJ tha ,,;h,,s Maid
hv the former 70 the latter--;n tbs humble.
nsss and humility with which No ,a;l .eas.-
lossIv ,o aggr,nd;ze the lord ~ ,ba ao.,.;n
70 enrich the b,nker con,racto, nd snecr.
ia,or and 10 imboyerish himself
I, !, we'll known to nolitical econom;.ts
that in no other cor,try Of The olohs not
oxcen,;no the absolu,e monarcb;o, ~ ,he old
1orld are the industrial classesS,he nro.
dnc;og and consuming gelements-so ba.riIv
laden Win tvtbes and ,r;butcs Cor Tho snn.
nor, Of the a,istocracv. a. in tbsse States.
Between taxes laid unop everything which
the moor man is supposed to nut on or inside
himseIf-upon his food. his clothes. his
medicinesLand the tribute which he pays
the bopdlord, the land robber. and the snec
ulator in the shane of enhance i nrices to
spstnin n bioh nroteotive tariff ba ia about
the most abiect of the creatures which bask
in The smiles of wealth. or hide in the RAGS
of poyerty. The Digger Indian. disgusting
ly low and degraded as he is shown to be. is
vet 100 proud TO bear the load of the rich
man. lie NAV hunger for feast of grass.
hoppers and dig in the ground for roots, but
he pays tribute from his scanty earnings to
support no idle lord of the domain. The
Briti.h operative in the cotton mill ray earn
scanty meal from the lahors OF the day.
but he knows that when he enters his ,lomi>
cile, no tax gatherer armed with a munstrous
blank form. ,.will cross his threshold, to lay
tribute upon his toll for the support of the
lazy, gouty, vagabond in his easy chair
The rich men of Great Britain pay for the
support of their sovereign and her govern
ment. So it is in all lands, except this one,
where the poor. are ground to the earth, and
he rich are made richer.
Workingman, look into your shabby home,
and count the enjnyments and comforts that
are ioregonc that the rich may become rich
er, and the poor poorer. Your carpet is
thread bare. if you have one but You can
not renew it, for corpeting is very high now
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TrLrGnApulc.-The following items are

TELEGRAPnic.-The following items are
copied from the Portland dailies:
New York. May 1S.-One maj who had
enlisted on the Cuban schooner E,Dphet, re-.
turned IRON Beaufort last night lIe reports
the vessels till at Bennfort, detained by the
United States authorities at the ,eouest of
Minister Roberts aud by order of Secretary
Fish. There were so men who enlisted
here on the Gropcshot who are row wan.
dering about the streets of Beaufot to whom
the Cuban Juhta will send relief
New York, May iS-The evrn in linan.
cia circlea to day was The fiilure (fthc Ger
man Banking firm Of Schapler & Co. Their
operations were very extensive they were
lars shippers Of Tetrclcum and provisions
besides dealers in. gold. stocks, and b6nd~
Their transactions generally extended into
millions The cause of the failure was
heavy sales of gold on speculative, account
TO the amount probably of eight L ten mill.
ions. The effect in Europe is awiited with
considerable anxiety. There will certainly
be an increased caution among hrolers
New Orleans, May lS.-Gov. Yarmouth
has just issued proclamation hstituting
ten days quarantine against Nicanuga aud
Central American ports aud Vera Cruz. The
crevasse Is becoming worse. Ii is stated
that channel is washed through he levee
TO the depth Of Is feet and several hundred
feet wide. The new work has been washed
out as far as it was made The dutance at
this point from he river to the lake is but
eight OF ten miles, and it is supposed the
large number of canals and bayoui will car
ry off water enough to prevent it SPREADING
over a width Of more than three o. four Of
the finest plantations.
san francisco, Nav IS.-A Mrs. MYERS
was seriously injured last night by,.being
struct on the head with heavy balance
pole, which fell from the hands Of tipht
rope performer while giving ST., Ct exhi-
bition in front of the Olympia Theater. She
was severely cnt and it is feared her skull ia
fractured. Ross Fox, the land jumper, who
was arrested on the 18th inst. on CHARGES
oi assault aud battery, carrying a deadly
weapon aud participating in the land roit
near San Jose Railroad Depot, wa, fined by
Judge provinces, to-day, three dollars for
carrying pistol aud fifty dollars for assault
and battery. A supposed incendilry Ere 90
CURED 10 q. c. Keene's music sioe on
Montgomery street, at two o'clock dis morn.
ing.
Oregon City, May 1S-Aman usned Ed
Larkins was shot and killed yes crday by
one Frank Vaughn, both parties living in the
eastern part Of this county. vau,bn ;,,me.
diately came to town and gave himself up to
the authorities DR.. Barclay held a coro.
ners inquest on the body of Larkins yestrr,
day. VaughLs preliminary examination i.
now going on before Recorder Smith.
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The lMrEnIALIsr.-Thc new paper late,
ly cstqbl>hc in New York for the avowcd
rurp '>c Of pv, rthronin- our republican form
Of government, aud establishing an empire,
ina ed e. Stewart Grants cx Secretary of
the T:eAsury, who furnishes the funds to
keep the p per alive. Frank Blair prophe
sicl that ifGrant was elected President, the
next sep wau'dlb to ,eizs upon tie govern.
meat anl debate hlu.eif Emperor, AN this
pI,icy seen, hkcl, t, he fulfilled. Sh ,uld
the attempt b. made, thr country will moi
want ff - Brutus to deiea; the purpose y
the lnSpirtidr
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sHER1FFs SALE.


TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, es
County WAILA WALLi. 90
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OP SALE FROM
- Hon J Il. Wyche Judge "f the District Court.
First Judici District Washington Territory to me
directc", IN f,vrr OF ELIZABETH BAKER. snd
against Il j s. TURNEY. iorc',lnsurs of Mort
gage IN said cause. Thtref,re will soil at public
udcti"n. To the highest bidder tor United STATES gold
or silver coin, the Follow ing dscrhcl Real E-taie
wit: The south half of the south west qar.er of
section Number light. in Township nunier seven.
north OF rarge number thirty Fix east the south half
of the north west quarter ani south qiarier OF
section number sovgn, Township No. IL. north of
Range number thIty TX eist, and he south half OF
The north east quarter Ut section numter twe've, in
Township nuunser seyrn, north OF Range number
thirty east and the north -esst quarter of the
touthwest quarter of section number twelve, in Town
ship lumber seven. uorth Of Ringo rumler thirty
five et. aud the north east quarter OF sect num-
Ter eighteen, in township number sevcn, north OF
Range number thirty six east. containing three hun
dred aud >ixiy acres, together with all and singuer
the hsreditaments aud appur,enances thercuntO br-
longing OF in any wise npperiaining. Sale to take
place at the Court House. M walli wulia City, w. T.
ON the 18th day of Jnpe, 1889 Letwcen the hours Of
O'Clock. NJ. aid clock. NJ, 0f said day, to
satisfy said Exucution.
JAMES McAULlFF, Sheriff.
Wasla Walla. Nav 18th 1850.
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Died at the residence OF her son. near the City
Of Walla Wrlla. on Sunday the 10th inst. after
lingering illness, Mrs. ELIzABE1in TmoMPsoS,
aged - years and fifteen days.
[B-leionte Pa, Ud$tmqu, and the Dubuque,
Iowa, Heraid, please copy
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REPUBLICAN DIssArIsFAcrIoS.-Granl

RlpugiICAN DIsSATIsFAcrION.-Or
has baca in Office less than three months,
and already leading repnb'ieans manifest un-
m;st,kab'e signs of dissatisfaction with lis
management of public afsirs They grumble
m,re especially with reference to his appon-
ment to Office. Referring to the appointments
to foreign missions. the New York Times, a
leading radical paper, second only to the Tri'
Lupc says:
=. These appointments have been too general
Is treated ~ coin for the payment Of personal or
p,li,icd dnb';yaiions, nad evince no very thor
uu IL knnalrdre of the qualifications required
far rIT.-fivr service in The foreign field. The
asst isuin"ut j. cousricuousy he lcork Of a mdH
nesy 10 fii, spe(idi dcpartme"t-of one clearly moi
ftmiiiar win what Is wanted, or with the way
10 get i.
1t i, rather unrcEonable, 'ho.ever, tC
LOOK for experience in civil life when mont
WIS claimed, anl from a pur' ly military
man. The New York San, original Gram
p1per, also continues r,kiug fire on the
President personally, taking exception es
peclally to his having "insta'led among his
constitutional advisers individuals who wer,
chiefly distinguished for having CONFERRED
upon him costly .nd valuable beneiactions'
The Sim goes on 10 specify, and says:
3" Not 10 90 back To jefferson, or Adams. o,
Jickspn tor virtupns examples, even Andy John
son had sense and drcenry enough 10 refuse tn,
present Of carriage and horses with the pre>i.
dental oIih lingering on his lips. Such ev
prnrtires Of men ia high place, whose pns
achievements have dtzz'cd the popular imngina.
iInn, tend Ia d-mnrhlize the public servire and
d.biuch public opinion. O.tentatious displays
AMI prof !, te Expenditures come to lie reg ,rdrd
~ necessary cpncnmitints of official station, and
tIsfit that the II sin o. jet of office is no: Ia
Gi.rhirgr ONES duties to The country, bnt 10
thereby n,ttin sniirn riches aud indulge in u
shoiIy mtgrit-euce. The natural results Of all
this must inrvirrply be that corruption and ve>
nallIry viii walk unabashri and almost unre-
bnkel tLronsi every department of The govern
meat
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AfiRIET

~ Walla Walla on the le.h inst. at the res.
idence OF VIM. Philips. hy o. p. Lacy. j. p. Mr.
L B. CLAYTON to Miss MAHGaEr ANX FULLER, AL
ofihiS county.
At Walla Walla, on the 18Th inst. by Father
Broueue, Mr.. C. T. THoMPsoS to Miss c. Gus.
NINGHAM, all Of Walla Walla. IFOrtlhnd and
san Francisco papers please COPY.
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LlBERAL.-Jn,t previous to the adjourn
ment Of the hate Bnard o. County Commis'
m;.>ioner-, one Of the members suggested
that the SrATrsMAN had published the
proceedings long enough, and they would
wow give )Lem to the other paper" DR.. D
S. Baker promptly seconded the motion. bu
was somewhat taken aback when informed
by the Au1i'or that we hid never chargel
din" for publishing the reports This is
sp cincn Of the l;b ralny which some met
display When lcrling with newspapers.
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lu- ClNyAss Fro II all sections of the
Territory we receive chcGin-: news in re.
gard to the clnsa>s. o. the Sjnnd the de-
ra)cra,y are Thoroughly ulitel and working
a; one nln FIR the election OF Moore and the
triumph o; dem)crltic principles. ln Clark
c,uIty, the Cha;rmln of the Democratic
Central Com uitec writes u' that all d,yil.
ions in tb, parry haze been hc'lei, and that
Oh Ci,r'; vii roll mp majority for Moore
anil 't'i. whole democratic ticket. In our
owl county al the in lic,tiops are favorable,
and even the republicans concede demo
cratic. mi fity If twh .hupdrel for Moore.
The lradin.r ,li.al> in hi. section nf the T. r.
Iitary- ihnrnush'y di-.r>tcd with Gar
f.l le aud openly avuw their intention to
ir,,t.. i,i.,, iii fer voic. for their Sheriff or
rrras1rcr. y mlc-a'S ,hiu.I he ware OF be
in- cntrlppsd i,tl trades W.. have
str, n.i! cnon Ii to elect Moore and the whole
de.uu 'r,'ir ticket, AMI trading in order 10
strength. ~ riiS fuIi or the oler i 'to!eth-
or unnerr.-irv. \ HERE to the old demo
cratic rrtciie. of yoi1. the "-trai .hr ticket,
ari >h,N achieve .lorious triumph in
bth TculrTTl aud c,unty.
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MElGGs, Si Port Aiad sun, with one ex
crpti1n the largest mill owner on Puget
Sound, and hitherto an active and in1urn.
';-l --i:--' - --.-.- -..n "a -. o
ernor Moore, and is cxerting all hi. grea, in
hience in .ftof of'l,c election # the demo.
cratic nominee. M,i:g' knows G,r6elde,
AMI Knowing hin 10 b. thorou,ly uupridci
pea and really t. he'r:y any cause. refuses
To- support han. nnl goes for MARSHALL L.
moors' tn bones, man and tiicd patriot.
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IT.. tl. NJ, Df.t-,.t To.~t EY..f T,,J;.;.,T ne
W. ~. crsnd Inrv hev;n, ,,snos.d of
~, ~ k,.s,-ss ,hss hss hsan hsonrh, hatora
-, 49,. H. =. -.sna.,e,lIv 20 ,anors ,ha. ra
80 ors,ifsd ~ ha;n,r shIa =, SOW *, ,;oI.,;ons
"s, aa;.;r.s ;,.s,;as,;o. /, I'd I,,s;.s
". ~ ...s.s;.'. - "a ..,.o ;s;o., =; ~.
- -, -. ac,,,na,od ,.;,h a.. saaasds 80 s..ss
% ,Ia ;.,;,s.,; y; ~ -:
-. o,a.rIr sho,n has,hrri ;,,.ra
nil. n,,,,.is IL on n'ids, rh;p s,',s.
diton Of affairs il attribbtnh to various rauses
chiefly nerhaps to the rnpid advancement onr
community is making in the march of ciyiliza,
lion. and to the fact that the laws have latterIv
been more rigidly enforced by the courts and
officers than in former wears. when criminals ot
The worst type could be turned loose from the
courts upon such himsy preiexis MS mere ''hsws
in indictments. In this connection, we wish
| to return onr thanks TO the District Attorney,
| Frank 7. Dugan, Esq, for valuable aid renders
ed us IN ou. l'bors and in thus, the close of his
official career, to make mention OF the TACT that
| during his administration net single iudicti
ment has been /" quashed.
EsrRAY LAWS
| The only laws of which there appeared 10 ms
to have been frequent; violations are the est,ny
| law and these infractions appear in MANY in
| stances to have arisen from iynorance Of the
| laws upon the part of the transcressors As n
| preventative of such violations and as n means
| of securing stock owners against continued
troubles from this source :hr jury would re-
| commend that persons engaged i'm the stock
| raising business hereafter give more attention to
this srbiech and present all. cases of violation
| ii
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rs M'"ar 1t i'repor,ed on god authority
tuN VA'ei justice Dsnnisou hearliiy endorses The
nomination Of Marshal +. Mo& Tor Copc-e.,
and VIII ehst his ballot in favor Of the elrc,ior
OF the gallant soldier Judge d. ia we'll nc.
G1finied With G'rdelde, having had him a, ~,
TINE i'F law partner. and in that ca5Sci,v
IrArneiio appreciate him consummnte scam,
efri. Tue IDEA that an honorable gentleman lik,
Jnd-" D-nui.on would support G,rG.Id.
never euirttfine'l hv us for - mnment n,I -
"" "'' n"i surprised 10 learned that he poe. to,
an honest mtu. ' VI M
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scaled Proposals.
HEAD'Rs, nEr'T OF C"L'BIA, OFFICE Chr. Q. ~, !
Portland, Oregon, May l, 1868.
DY AUTHORITY FROM THE MAI

DY AUTHORITY From THE MAI GEN.
ID commanding the Department. Scaled Pro
poSi> will he received a; this Office up on The
2ath OF the euiIeut month MAN, for trall.lnrtiIy
Government stores and supplies over the iOilowiny
nGined ro;.teS ia his Department:
From C.r"p L"ran, Otegoi. u CaTsD nlrncy, Ore
B gon. 3o0.O00 pounds. or c-s
FROM lamp Watson, Oregon. to Camp HIruey, Ore
g'n. .f0o.0OD pounds. more or l,-s.
From Dt''e~ Cay. Ore=;'n 10 Camp u ruoy, Oregon,
-, 3ui00J pnnn,l~. or less
F. ON Nalul W T., To Can, Thrce Forks, owyhee
l. l. = OUO0 pounds. morc or less
From Wnlinih, W. t, To- ,i>e BiriackS, l. L.
l5buO nouad>. ,r ie--.
from Camp Z. +. smith, or'g'nio camp Three Forks,
Owvhee, |. T.. 800 o - uouplS or less.
From Camp Lyon. Oregon, To Boise Barracks, ]. T.,
2jJ010 pounds, more or les.
From Portland. Oregon. to Font klamath, Oregon,
290 OOD pounds, more or less.
From Wnlull, W. T., 40 Fort Covillc, W. I.
$50 UnO p-iln'l>, moe "r less.
From WaliIla, w. T., to Fort Lapwia I. T.,
10000 pounds, more or less.
The United States reserves the right 70 use its own
tras i'or'ati"G over any OF the above r,uies and
deliver the Whole or any portion of the q aniity oi
stores specified ahve to The CONTRACTOR also
lect any and all bids.
Bids must he In trip'icdte AMI the price per pound
state! in coin and expressed in wiling. not figures
and copy OF tins advertiyement must bc attached
Tho usual deposit of i've per cent on the amount oI
the bid is required as ,'u,rr,hsee That the bidder
VIII enter INTO contract nr any award Irade hlIn.
Envelopes contain ing bids must he endorsed ..Seal
cd Proposals with the mme of the route p'ui ly
wflteh across them. RUFUS SAX .ON.
Rvt. Brig. ten. U s. S. Chf Or Mas Dent, Col
Nav u. lSfq
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A LuSY individual has been making him.
self ridiculous of late BY his feeble attempts
to reply to Judge wyche's able and copclu.
-ivc arguments. Radicalism must be on i.
last legs when such man as George is trot.
ted out as its defender. - =
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AN OLD LANDMARK-The old frame building
hat has so long stood at the north west corner
o. Main and Third streets, has at length given
way to the march Of improvement. This build.
ing WAS put up in the Spring of 1858, and was
ou'lt OF lumber that was shipped from the
DAIIes. Ia early days the building was occu-
pied By James McAullf, our present Sheriff, as
store house, and in it he transacted a large
amount OF business, from which be realized man y
thousands OF dollars. Subsequently the corner
was occupied by Mr.. Rosenihal ns an assay of
ice, and in il round sums Of gold dust changed
hands. As showing how carelessiy dust D"
was handled in those days, we have the fact
that since the removal OF the building parties
have been at work panning out the earth under
the old hoor, and in all cases they have got
good prospects. The ground is claimed by Mr
fhillps, who has boxed up the surface dirt. and
at his leisure will wash il ont. As already
stated, this old land mark gives way to the
march OF Improvement, aud in n few weeks a
'uhsianiial brick building. FIRE proof throughout,
and modern in style, will take its place. This
hu,lding will be occnpied by Messrs. Phillips &
DouIell, as stove and tin store, and will be
IN ornament to that p-ri Of the town.
~-~-------so~-----
The party Who Is indebted To this Office in the
sum Of Ss9 so, for subscription aud adver,is,ro
:. no'ih~d that unless he pays up on or befor.
rr.aay next be will have public notice. We
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iH' R'F'Se'- acknowledgements. on 6, b,
ur4ty last, We were pleased to notice ,b,, a.
troor Cox appeared disguised i, n c,.,. ~.
u the Old FLOW could now bei,
bath. Ne think he wopiI be ,n.,.n,-,,' ~ axe q
tie oiOr OF Tho e PIG ~ ''u Of
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hoS FaANK p DrsAx spe.k. At the R,r,r.
change II al. Tonight. An abta ,,a.,
speaker. a rare tre4t may DO erpeetsd iIsn'
are specially invited. Lao'ss
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COUNTY FINANCES.

An Exhibition Of Me FagHccs- Of Wdid T'dld
County, VT, from Ndy lsi 1868, 10 Nay lei
1869.
, 1869-05-21

Owing TO The fact that the books of the Coun i
~ Officers are now undergoing a strict examin>
alton by the County Commissioners and Dis.
trict Court, on account Ofaieged discrepancies,
this Jury have not deemed it necessary to exam
iue the public records of the cOuuly.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-27

fnIE NFslttN paTalI ~ 7sIVlIu'
ei9Ias tslsssn tam.
Bsihseibuil0.
cor AVatkins avenue md High 81
For balance due see John H Wells and
n HWe11a ts-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-15
FOR FR1AR's PorEr.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Pasket-
For Helena and Friar's Point,
dLQaS Lee master
This elegant passenger packet It,
wiz leave zH
TUESDAY, 10th inst, at 5 pm. |
ELLIOTT q MILLEE. Agents.
febl5 Promenade street, loot Ieffefaon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-15

nine years in the Havre packets,
aud commanded three OF those. Reared
a seaman from the age OF twelve years,
hs has served In every capacity in q
ship, from the hawsehald to the taffrail.
Capt. Richard Gayle has been educ 4tsd
at the Tilted States Naval School, and
served Ii. the United States Navy. He
/ distinguished as IN accomplished mas
ter OF a vessel la the merchant marine,
undsr circumstances where skill, vigil
lance and knowledge OF seamRnship
were eminentiy requisite. The duties of
these officers are Inspecting sailing ves-
sela, steamships and steamboats,, DAM
aged goods from cargo, the condition OF
vessels their rates, seafaring qualities,
speed and reliability-al al requiring III
utmost experience and practical knowl-
edge that a nautical man can possibly
have acquired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-15
C0rTOH.

The closing Liverpool dispatch to-day
quoted that market heavy, with sales Of
700 bales uplsnds at 125Sl24d, af5st
and ashore; Orleans l2s@I24d.
The New York market was duh at the
opening. Low Middlings 29929fc Up
lands 294930e; Good MiddlinRs Sic. At
noon it was dull q lower. Low Mid
dlings 2Sl929c; Uplsnds 29{c; Good
MiddliDgs sole. At 2 pm. it wss duh,
and prices Nominal and at the close it
was quiet and weak. Low Middlings 2S3
@29c; Uplands 29fc; Mobile SOC; Or
leans sole; Good Middlings 3O4c:
Our market was dull, and buyers could
not be found, except where the necessi-
ties Of sellers were such as to compel
them to let go at the best prices they
could get. Accordingly quotations could
not be ascertained correctly. The sales
amounted to about 500 bales, with Mid
dlings from IS L 2Sfc. Some holders
maintained their prices, and would not
uncover tables It less than 2S3c. The
market closed dull, and very much IN
settled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-15
Attnchanent M0Moe-

Naomi Jones, Adm'x. VS., Gil Lewis-Befora u
h. Gibson, ] P.
IN this cause 1t Appearing to he satisfaction
i OF the Court, nom afidaviI nied herein. that
the defendant ls q nonresident of the SAFE ~
Tennessee and 1t also appearing that the a.
taehment in thts cause has been levied :
II ls tnefsi2ro oFdered, That publication be
msde in the Memphis Appeal for four sn-cfso
Etve " eeks, requiring said defendant 20 appsar
before Il. II. Gibson, ]. p, at his Office in Nam
PMS, on he 18th day of February next. and
plead, answer or demur to said cause. or Inc
same win be heard ex parte as to him.
1aSl laws r. II. GLI8SON ], P. 1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-15
Monday, the 18th Day OrApril, AID, 1859

That being the first day OF the April Term o
said Court, and between the hours on said day
for judicial sales, at the front door OF the Court.
house, in tue town of Lake Villsge, in said
highest bidder, for cash, the following de.
spIibed lands, tO-wit; The undivided one
half interest OF fractional section 81. contain
ing 62 acres of all OF sections 80, 10 and Is,
containing 1870 acres of east hair of section z,
containing $50 acres OF fractional west hell Of
section 20. OF west half of section 20, OF east
half OF fractional section %, of southeast frac-
tional quarter OF section %. and east fractional
part OF section 81. containing SS7 37-lO0 acres.
ali in tow snip Is south, OF range one west of
the 9Th principal meridian. OF fractional sec
ton 5, ef east fractional part Of section 6. of
~nOriheaSt fractional part OF section 7, IN town
snip "a south of range one west, containing 687
acres OF east half of section q, Of east hall of
section "a, OF east half of section IL, in town
ship 10 south, of range two west, containing
500 acres OF west half of east half of section
q, of west half OF southeast quarter and north
east quarter of section ID, In township II south,
OF range two west. containing 400 acres OF
fractional section 4, OF northeast fractional
quarter of section s and southeast part of
southwest fractional quarter Of section 8, In
township IA south, OF q one west, contain
ing l0i 80 100 acres, to satisfy the several
found to be due 20 said c5mplainRnts amount
ing in the aggregate to about dirty thousand
dollars. And said decree further direc. that
notice OF said sale be given by advertisements
in one caily newspaper published in Memphis,
In the state or tennessee, and in one weekly
by fourteen successive daily publications sun,
excluded, and in the latter by four weekly
publications. the last of each publication to ha
at least Thirty days before the day Of salS,
q. w. FRY, Commissioners
Lake Vilisge, ARK, January le, 1863. ia3i