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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

Republican Mass Meeting In Williamsburg.
The republicans OF the Fifteenth ward. Williams
burg, held large mass meeting last evening at the
intersection Of Grand and Leonard Streets for the
purpose Of ratlfying the State nominations. Several
delegations from adjoining wards also attended the
meeting. MI. Solomon Splitter was called to the
char and spoke at length on the issues OF the cam.
paign, after which he introduced Mr.. Sigismund
Kaufman, the nominee for Lieutenant Governor
Mr.. Kaufman was OF the opinion that the
only question to be decided by the campaign was
whether the purity Of the ballot box should be pro-
tected or not. He believed that this was tho para
mount question, and hoped that the honest electors
OF the State would put down forever baliotbox
suffers and repeaters. After brief addresses by
other gentlemen the meeting adjourned, with
cheers for the State ticket.
Fourteenth Ward Republican Meeting.
The republicans Of the Fourteenth ward, q small
but determined band. assembled in Hamilton last
evening and listened TO eloquent addresses by Mr..
william Il. Maddox and Messrs. Potter, Clendenln
Creamy and others.
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TEXAS.

The Yellow Fever at Galveston.
GALVESTON, Sept. 20, 1870.
Captain Cleves. OF the bark Herbert, from Liver.
pool. died here last night OF yellow fever This Is
the first here this season. It is believed that
lt originated here.
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ENGLAND.

Reduction Of the Rnte Of Discount Of the
Bank of England.
LONDON Sept. 20, 1870
The Bank OF England has cut its rate OF interest
down to two and half per cent. There has been
heavy flow OF specie to the Bank OF England this
week. The amount on hand tonight is f606, 900
sterling greater than on last Thursday evening.
The stock market to-day has been influenced by the
expectation Of q money gut
convention OF homeopathic physicians is In SEES
xion at Birmingham.
Alderman Thomas Dakin has been elected Lord
Mayor OF London.
Tho Newmarket Races-WiDner OF the
queens Plate.
LONDON, Sept. 20, 1870
At the Newmarket races to-day the Queens Plate
of 100 guineas, for three year ods was won by the
Duke Of Hamltons colt Don Carlos by Tim Wmf.
ner, out Of Maid Of Cadiz.
The Handicap Plate Of so sovereigns for three
year olds and upwards, was won by Luisette, beat
Ing b. b. Blue Gown, by Beadsman out of Bias Bleu
second.
The Handicap Sweepstakes Of 10 sovereigns each,
five forfeit with 100 sovereigns added. was won by
Gourbi.
The betting on the for tine Cezarewitch Stakes
u ten to one against Mr.. Herne's b. Hawthornden,
by Lord Citizen, out Of Bonny Blink.
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FIRE.

nre broke out at about half-past six O'Clock lsss
evening" In The building No. Beaver street. occu-
pied by Bigelow h Brothers as bag factory. II
was caused by lighted match falling into sOme
bagRing. and was extinguished by q stream from
steamer No. 10, Tho damage wss about 500. 10
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SERViA.

Proceedings Ia the House.
BELGRADE, Sept 20, 1870.
The sessions of the skouptcnina were opened yes
eerday The annual reports from the regency, which
were very favorable, were laid before the House,
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Wilson, tho murderer Of warden willard Of the
Connecticut State Prison pleaded mot guilty In the
conduct defence but Judge Minor assigned p
Hyde D. r. Calhoun his counsel Wilson's trial will
take placo nsxt Wednesday,
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A Fresh Supply OF MissisAuOi Spring Water
just received by J. MILHAU SONS, 1s3 Broadway.
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Bilious Disorders, Liver Complaint, Costive-
ness, Dyspepsia, Ac, speedily removed BY DR.. D.
JAYfE's sANAT1VE PILLS. The test OF thirty years~
has proved them all other remedies
cure Of the various diseases for which they reSo
mended In their action they mild and certain,
may be taken at time without risk from exposure hold
VERY
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Eureka Mineral Water, sarets9n-s,uperier
20 all others. For sale by druggists Il j. LEVY, Agent,
No.. Hudson River Railroad depot vsriok street,
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Decidedly the incest Hat OF the Season
is"DAvIDs" fall style OF geneman's Hat saiesroom.
3s91S Broadway, rear Duane street.
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A Mass Meeting in the Coliseum-Actions of
General Cndorna - Foreigners COngratu-
latiug the King.

A Mass Meeting in the CoIiseum-Actions of
General Cndorna - F0rcigners Congrntu.
latiua the King.
correspondent writes from Rome on the 23d:-
The meeting In the Coliseum to nominate junta
was crowded and discOrdant. Its nominees at
tampttn0 next morning to take POSSESSION OF the
oces Of the capitol were refused admission by the
Bersageri. under General Cadorna's orders. The
republicans say that the king betrays them, being
pledged to allow the Romans to choose their own
form of government. All kilograms relating to this
subject are stopped at Florence.
General CadOrna's junta is in possession OF the
power, but the popular committee insists on its
right. fore gners residing in Rome have signed an
address to the King expressing their congratula.
on for the occupation OF the city and declaring that
its previous condition was intolerabe ana that they
themselves and their property were at the mercy Of
the brigands and mercenaries. They welcome nis
Btrong and honest government Cadorna has placed
troops at all the convent gates to prevent the re.
m0val Of their treasures. Several newspapers have
already appeared. A reconciliation between the
Pope and the King appears daily more probable.
The priests and monks, after two days concealment.
have shown themselves again in public, protesting
themselves to be good Italians.
HesiRnntion Of Cardinal Antonelli-Ienid on
Printing Office by q Mob.
ROME, Sept 20, 1870
Cardinal Capazzi has been appointed Secretary of
State for the Pope, in place Of Cardinal Antoneli
who has resigned
A mob yesterday entered and plundered the print
ing office Of the OsserrGtore The Pope has ad-
dressed to the King OF Italy protest against the
outrage.
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:, Ladies', Mis~es. Gents and Boys Boots md
Shoes, OF all the varous styles, at
MILLER co.'s, No. Union square.
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/ photographic NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Belgian Parliament Pro-
rOgued.
GREAT FIRE I'M ANTWERP.
Re signatiOn of Cardinal
AntOneI1i.
THE ITALIAN PLEBISCTTUM
GREAT FIRE I'M ANTWERP.
BELGIUM.

Tho Chambers Proroguod-Grcas Fire In Ant
werp-Mutiny ON Board an American ship.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 20, 1870.
The Belgian Chambers have been prorogued. The
government with the view Of preventing the spread
Of the rinderpes has forbidden the holding Of fairs
and cattle markets.
A great fire is now NOON raging in the city Of
Antwerp. The sugar house OF the Messrs Mems
Brothers and several adjoining buildings have been
destroyed thus far.
The crew Of the American ship Elizabeth Hamil-
ton, Captain White. which LEFT Antwerp few days
ago for New York, became mutinous for some cause
which has not yet transpred. The second onicer
was MORALLY wounded in attempting to subdue the
muttny. The vessel was Immediately put back to
this port and, on arriving to-day, the ringeaders
were turned over to the police.
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A.-For u stylish and Elegant Hat, at Popu-
lar prices, to DOUGAN'5 100 Nassau street, sk
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Wuruock e. Co.'S
Seven Dollar Dress Hat
The product OF genius taste faciea and nh
scrvssion concentrated and combined under timely cirurm
The Hat for the Tpsa
snd gsnLenxn's Hat par excollenCe
VAkNoCk 4 CO. IL DgVsHv~y.
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Black Kid Gloves mt Retail.
PERE0O'A. e kassau atrasl.
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No Genuine Congress Water Sold ON Drsushs.
Congress and Empire Spring Companys New York dspot Is
Chambers street.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray strs,
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Tho P1ebiscites the Pope and the King.
A special correspondent at Florence, on the 18th
inst, telegraphs as follows:--
The Leonine city is menaced with exclusion from
the ple0tscpe. The Pope has dismissed his guard OF
honor. The Italian National Guard viii accompany
The King to Rome.
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Trusres.-Marsh e. Co., Radical Cure Trwss
oce esisbshed % years. No. vessy sirea opposite The
church.
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There II . Great Similarity In some Re-
spccts Of the Old World and OF hs
Now. between King william snd KNOX. the King of Ba;te
Both DOING ready for anything and everything
willing TO give combat % :. who may infringe on hs.
occupied but Knox be found at his old place,
Broadway and Fulton street. ready to attend TO all who
desire ANYTHING in hiB fine
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ITALY.

Tho Italian Plebiscitum-Ycs or No-The
Foreigners and the Popo-Ifalian Troops
Occupy Castle San Angelo.
LONDON, Sept 20, 1870.
TheNEw YORK HERALD correspondent at Rome tel
egraphs that the Roman Junta have issued mani
eso setting forth the details regarding the forthcom
ingpIeotsctum The vote will be by ballot and Will be
participated In by all the Roman citizens. The ques.
son to be decided by the people win be whether
they desire 70 remain under the rule OF the Pope
or TO become part Of the kingdom Of Italy, The tick
cts win bear simply the word "Yes' or "No.n Rome
b to be divided into twelve election districts.
The foreigners residing In the CITY, who are unable
to vote, are preparing an address to the King
BY the request Of the Pope Italian troops occupy
Castle San Angelo.
Cardinal Pericoh has gone to Florence on secret
mission TO King Victor Emanuel from the Pope.
Perfect tranquility reigns in Rome
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Tho Upright Patent Trunk Company Ware
rooms No, Barclay street
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Tho Fire In Antwerp Put Out.
ANTWERP, Sept. 29-Evening
The IRE in this city has been extinguished. The
loss cannot yet be ascertained.
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stylish Hats at Popular Prices.
BURKE, Manufacturer. tss Fulton street.
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the amount Of revenue derived set forth against the
expenses Of the government In carrying out the law
In tins way. 1t is commended Congress viii soon be
familiarzed with the cost OF the scheme and Judge
whether 1t IL consistent with an economical admins.
traton Of the laws. Again, interminable difficulties
are apprehended In the transportation Of goods not
to be compared with the vexatious delays CON-
planned OF heretofore It Is thought by those best
quainted with the requirements Of the
new regulations and the former methods
OF importing and transporting goods that they
will be found utterly lmpracticable, and that
the only remedy will be to concentrate the force at
the principal ports Of entry, establish bonded
warehouses, where the goods can be promptly taken
and examined and then let them be forwarded in
bond to their destination and the duties paid to the
collector OF that port.
Order Consolidating the Divisions Of the
Treasury Once.
. The order Of the Secretary Of the Treasury con.
soldating the different divisions Of the secretarys
ONCE proper has just been completed, and the fol-
lowing established az the distribution OF the work
therein:-
Appointment Division-H. s. Vanderbilt, chief
All matters relating to appointments OF every char
acter, estimates tor salaries In custom houses sub
treasures ana repositories
Warrant Divisi0n--Charles Fl. Conant, chief.-Has
charge Of the issue Of all warrants for the receipt
anu payment OF money all appropriation accounts,
the public debt statement, sinking fund account
settlement and accounts OF receipts and expcndi-
lures.
Sub-Treasury Division-George Parnell, chief
The organization ana management OF sub-treasures
ana designated and national bank repositories
revenue receipt and treasurers' accounts, special
deposit sccounts, supervision Of the current ex-
penses OF the sub-treasurles and repositories.
Customs Dvision-M. B. James, chief-9as super
vision Of rates and amounts Of duties or imports,
bonded warehouses aud routes, report Of business
and completed expenses Of custom houses, the en-.
torcemeus Of regulations under customs lava zeal
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Reduction Of the Rnte Of Discount Of the
Bank of England.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-15
Hyacinth is a total abstainer.

10 u bObaA
Grant is proficient at croquet.
California brags of a forty-foot snake.
"A tale of the period Spotted Tail.
Felicien David is great rose-fancier.
A Milwaukee XVIII sports a $4,000
diamond.
indianapolis fosters fancy for paint
ed dogs.
A Terre Haute man has got divorce
on account of his wife's profanity.
A Chicago woman has got divorce
without knowing it. aiaA-e
Philadelphia policemen club lame
men and tear their shirts for not step
ping off spry.
An ordinary rife ball costs in France
about a cent, while an explosive, one
costs forty-fve cents. This is. consider
ed stronger reason for not using ex-
plosive balls than the intense suffering
they cause. Is .rIlaQ
Recent experiments at the New York
Sub-treasury showed that the average
loss in value in gold coin by handling in
the course of business is about $50 on
every $4,000, or little less than half a
cent on a dollar
ut wasn't so very late-only quarter
of twelve" How dare you sit there
and tell me that lel was awake when
you came in, and looked at my watch,
and it was three O'Clock" We'll, ism I
that quarter Of twelve?"
In the Garden City of the West the
men are beginning to be ashamed of
drinking strong drink so many times a
day, so they now say to each other, when
inviting to imbibation, Let us go and
take bath
The Lewiston Pa. Gazette says: The
hands Of the Ross Mining Company had
an extensive fall in their mines a few
days ago. 1t was no windfall, but fall
or slide of solid hematite iron ore, mea-
surfing 81 feet long, 8 feet wide and 20
feet in hight, making s64O cubic feet,
supposed, by calculation, to contain $40
net tons. 1t is splendid mass of clean
ore.
A ragged little urchin, begging in the
street the other day, was asked by lady
who filed his basket, if his parents we're
living. "0nly dad, marin, said the boy.
Then you have enough in your basket
TO feed the family for some time" said
the lady. ooh, no, haven't neither. 3"
said the lad; " for dad and me keep FIVE
boarders. He does the house-work and
l do the marketn.
The war, says Figaro, has brought a
new industry to light, that of the parlor
strategist A map, with little red and
white flags, is all that he requires as his
stock in trade One of these generals.
who was dining out brandished his fork
in the heat Of discussion, crying out:
II shall fallupon the right wing and the
left hanki' To which the mistress of
tie house, whose whole soul was absorbed
in the task Of carving chickens, an
swered: "Wky, then, you want at least
half fowl.
A few nights since, as the fishing
schooner Island Belle, Of PrineetOwn,
Massachusetts,, was anchored in the har-
Dor at Biddeford Pool, little son Of the
captain, who is accustomed to night
walking, jumped from his berth and ran
on deck, shouting The vessel s on fret =
and Immediately jumped overheard.
The frightened crew hurried 70 the deck
and succeeded in rescuing the boy, who
was asleep when brought upon deck.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
LIZ TON No -,l..'.-.--
Masonic Temple of Memphis

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PR0VI-
Il sions of the following section of the charter
nf tho
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'OuI' = ]. q. WOMBLE.

From Rev. W. II. Christian. Pastor Dinwid-
die street Methodist Church T o;otober q 1862
ra..;s 20 certify that know DIR. Lawrence
Lnis He Is q gentleman Of cultivation, and
We'll Of the fullest confidence. have used
his Koskoo with ADVANTAGE to myse. ana n nSyo
Gus oeoiii's ~'e W. II. CHRISTIAN.
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From DR.. Lloyd, physician Of large prae-
t'ce o,r Rp,nos. Va october s. 1859.

GREAT DhlDdht N&sf ONe~1~A =
III ]. LAwRRxcE, M. D.-Dear Sir: l cneef-
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Iic-exeeeding by far all the various COM
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IL h a decided Nerve Tonic and Invigorator
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49, 10 CHARLES LLOYD.
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FOR ADDITIONAL TESTIMONIALS
From Physicians. Eminent Diyines, Editors.
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Price One Dollar per Bottle.
For sale BY he PriaciDul Druggists n he United
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X o S X o O.!

One of the most eminent medical men of this
age--well known as the author of the follow
ing STANDARD works: Newton's . Practice of
Medicine" = Diseases Of Children, New
number of the American Medical Review
pr"s Among mo, the more recent efforts to intro
duce. popularity, some of the new remedies.
J. ]. Lawrence. NJ. D., of Norfolk, Va, which
is furnished to the profession and the public in
any desired quantity We recently. examined
his Laboratory, and became fully satisfied that
all his work Is done in the best manner, by the
most approved processes, and from the BEST
Materials, giving as result medicine meet
ing the CONFIDENCE OF THE PHYSICIANS AND
THE PUBLIC" ni
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." ~~ -
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They are prepared after approved
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They are compounded of the purest
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They are Endorsed by the Medical Pro-
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They are recommended by the News
papers.
They are praised by the preachers.
They have been tested in thousands
Of homes.
They have been analysed by the first
Chemists.
They should be in every family. i
All otherremedies are secret. Edward
Wilder's are open to the investigation of
any graduate Of medicine.
Use no other. Save health and lengthen
life. sa al
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Attachment Suit.

7. G. COsbiil Before S. A. Moore, Justice
Dr 7 q Elliott ofthe Peace for Shelby 20.
A FFIDAvIT HAVING BEEN MADE IN
IA this cause. and attachment issued and re-
turned levied, etc., it is therefore ordered :
That publication be made in the Public Led
ger, a newspaper published in, the city of Mem
phis, for four successive weeks, commanding
the said DIR, j. G., Elliott to appear before me
al my office, in the city of Memphis, in the
l4th Civil District of said county, on the 18th
of August, 1870, at 10 o. clock Am, and make
defense to said suit against him, or 1t Will be
p'0'''H'N Wv" SAMUEL A. MOORE, ]. P.
1oa 100 100 LA - - - ~. Wy.
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xos,oo Cures Chronic Rheumatism.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept, z, 1859.
I'm HI. LAwRENcE--Dear Sir: Ny son hds
a.:.sJ az much benefit from pour tconderfM Nos
Eoo that refrain smo sfps sSerytbn y
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that yoyr Koskoo is an INFALLIBLE remedy fer
tb bs.d ;sease from which he has suffered ana.
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az knew tie immense amount OF sunerlng
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DRUGS.
PHYSICIANS.
PHYSICIANS.
DRs. NORRIS & GREENFIELD,
Clay Building, 2S3 Main Street,

HAVE ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES IN
~ the practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
especial care 10 the medical and surgical treat
ment Of diseases Of the eye and ear, Dr.. Green-
Reio, IN addition 20 his consultations with DIR.
Motifs, will practice general medicine and
surgery. Especial care and attention will BE-
iemaies' l3s-il-6
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Masonic Temple of Memphis,

SECTION 3. Be It further enacted. That when
the sum Of Seventy Five Thousand Dollars
shall have been subscribed. the said persons
named in the first section of this Act, or any
one of them. may call the Stockholders to-
gether, after having given ten days notice in
a daily paper published in Memphis. and hold
an election for President and five Directors
to manage the affairs Of said Association.
The sum subscribed being already largely in
excess of the amount required for organiza-
ton. the undersigned Incorporators hereby
give notice that an election for a President
southeast corner of Madison and Second SITS. /,
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Cures serofula in ITS worst Forms.

known merchant of Norfolk, Va; 20,
No. II Main ST.. Norfolk, Sept. Is, 1859.
DIR. LAwRENoE-Dear Sir: Your Koskoo has
worked wonders in my family. My daughter
hood. She lost thirty-one pieces of bone from
her ankle, several from her arm, besides
having ulcers in several parts Of the body.
Whilstin this condit.onsh commenced taking
Under its use the ulcers gradually healed. and her
General health greatly Improved. 1t certainly
saved her much suffering, and perhaps her
Ions Affections. Your Koskoo also cured my
wife Of dyspepsia. from which she suffered
greatly. She Is no,o IN better health than she has
0e1 With The highest regards, l am gratefully
yours, etc. a. W. MihHo'
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It Has Never Failed to
Cure the Worst Cases.

Is perfectly harmless when used as directed.
Ii is earnestly recommended to all who may
cure guaranteed or no pay. Charges moderate,
and all communications HELD STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL. Address
j. ". RUSSELL, No. 26s Front st.
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Attachment Suit.

~. sigler
J. W. McAden.
rI,HE PLAINTIFF, j. ]. SIGLER, ON
i affidavit that the defendant, j; W. Nc
resident Of this State, having obtained from
me, a Justice of the Peace, an original ATTACH
ment. returnable before W. B. Gibson, J; F.,
on the 18th day Of September. 1870. and the
same having been levied on the, estate OF the
said ]. W. McAden; it is ordered that the
said McAden appear before said ". b: ellis
son, j. p, at 10 clock am. on the 18th OF
September. 1870, and defend the said attach
ment suit, or it will be proceeded with exparte !;
and that this notice be duly published In the
Memphis Public Ledger, this sth day Of
August, 1870 mn, w,,rou IN
L. o. Rives. Atty, l3S-lA-l5 0-l56