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HAVANA, February Yesterday
morning about ii o'clock four AmeTi-
cans, Isaac Greenwan, Henry K. FOs-
ter, Hugh johnson and Gardner
Wells, OF New York, were on their
way 10 a photograph gallery where
they intended to have their pictures
taken, and all were wearing blue
neck ties, and when near the TOiOn
Theater they were stopped by man
who pointed to their neck ties and ad-
dressed them in an excited manner in
Spanish. None Of the party under
stood the language, and no answer was
returned. The unknown then took out
a revolver and fired upon them. Green
wall, Foster and johnson were
severely wounded, the latter of whom
is in q precariUu5 condition. Wells,
who was uuhurt, ran for his life, a
number OF people following 'him, and
raising the cry, ''St0p him." but he
escaped. The wounded men were
badly treated by the crowd which
gathered around them.
The man who fired the shots disaD-
peared Immediately, and it is not
known whether he was a volunteer or
not. Captain-General DeROdas de-
clares that he will have the perpetra-
tors of the outrage executed in two
hours after their arrest.
LATER.
Greenwald is dead, and Foster and
Johnson are in a precarioGs cOndi-
tion.
~ fSTTAsEINGTON, February 7.-Secre-
tary Fish to-day received telegram
from Havana, through the OFFICIAL
source, that yesterday one citizen Of
the United States was killed and two
wounded. The Secretary has tele-
graphed for full particulars.
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many species of the nettle, and allied
tribes, which have fibers remarkably
strong and fine, and the growth Of
which may be well suited to certain
sections. The China grass, or Ramie,
which has been grown to some extent
in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala
hama. Georgia, South Carolina, and
Florida, are examples OF the
ease with which cultivation NAV
be extended. In similar climates
some varieties of the Agave,
as the Sisal hemp, etc, may be at
tempted. The Okra, as a paper ma
terial, might also be more extensively
grown, as well as the Esparto grass,
which now occupies a leading position
in Europe as material for the manu-
facture of paper.
Among the oil-bearing plants, the
Eiais Guineaensis, or palm oil tree,
may be attempted in Florida and in
the coast regions of Texas, and the
culture of the castOr-oil bean, Palma
Christi, should be extended, while in
the Northern and Middle States might
be protitably raised those annuals,
mostly umbelliferous and composite,
which contain oil in their seeds or
flowers, as the Caraway, Anise, Law
ender, etc. The value of imported
oils OF this class is above 1914, 900.
The list of substances herein recon-
mended for growth and experiment
by no means includes all the plants
which may he grown, but only the
more important members. Thenum-
Der might he increased, but as the ex-
s,f Isa4, IL L
teriaily to the force of the facts set
forth, l hesitate TO add more, belIev-
ing that / have shown how desirable
it is to increase the variety Of our ag-
ricultural productions, and how this
department may labor effectively III
this direction.
The list of articles now imported
annually, which should be produced
in this country, some of which are al
ready grown hore to limited extent
while Others have not yet been intro
duced, though both soil and climate
of some portions OF our country are
well suited to their growth, represent
a gold value of at least Sl7j. 0OO. 900.
and few of these introduced in the
fiscal year ending June 3, 1869, are
presented as follows;
sugar (including malasses and can
dies), 81, 2,39S, ,320; coffee, S24, ,6S6,Sl3:
tea, $500, ,326. Jute, hemp, flax and
similar fibers, $23, ,2ll. $50; raw or
reeled silk, S3,3l2,7 739; rice, 81 1926, 1926
Fruits, s., Boss; madder, 50, ,5J3, ,258;
opium, Sl,O8S,672.
The imports of New York city alone
during the year 1869, as reported by
the journal Of Commerce, make a sug
gestive showing, both as to value and
variety Of these products Of plant-
suited to our soil and climate, from
which list the following table is pre-
pared:
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Snuihern FINANCES.

The Louisville Courier journal of
Saturday says: During BrownlOw's
administration of affairs in Tennessee
he ran the State in debt to the extent
Of nearly forty millions OfdOllars, and
few of the other Southern States ruled
by bayOnet-elected officers have Jared
much better The Comptroller OF
Florida says in his Official report that
the expenses OF that State exceed
4those Of any preceding year by near
Iy three hundred per cent" The
Rdleigh Sentinel says that the taxes
in NSrth Carolina are "the heaviest
hy seven on sight hundred per cent
that were ever assessed before" The
G0vern0r of Louisiana says to the
legislature in his message; THE
financial condition OF the State claims
vour careful consideration. 1t is such
AS 10 embarrass my administration:
And the credit Of the State. as tested
by the prices commanded by her
securities, is not satisfactory" Llke
evidence has been presented as TO the
workings of carpet-bag admlnlstra-
tiOns in other states. Corrupt white
men, assisted by ignorant negroes,
have taxed the people, increased the
debit and stolen the money which
should have been expended for public
purposes. This is the financial fruit
ot reconstruction under Radical man
agement.'
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For two years past have been MAX
ing collections of plants useful in the
arts and in medicine, and have
awaited patiently the action of Con-
gress providing plant houses suitable
for their propagation (fOr which esti-
mates have twice been made), but
have been obliged to defer active ope-
ratiOus, to the disappointment of null
titudes interested in the extension of
the products Of the soil, especially in
the South, where information and CO.
operation are greatly desired by those
who seek TO utalize their peculiar ad-
vantages of soil and climate. 1t is to
be hoped that facilities will be furn-
ished for the commencement of this
important work, which is destined to
add millions to the wealth of the
country. 1t Is a work which individ-
uals cannot afford to do, involving
some risk, which should be borne BY
the country at large, and defended in
its prosecution by scientific and we'll
directed efforts. The growth Of such
plants by the Department, on its own
grounds and prOpagating garden,
aided by chemical research in its lab
orstory, cannot fail to answer the
end desired, and prepare the way for
Individual effort.
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RrYenna Eraud.

New YORK, February THE ar
rest of J. a. Stevens, an ex-United
States inspector and Guager, appears
to have been made in st. Louis by
officers from this city. 1t is said that
the frauds perpetrated by Stevens and
a number of business men here will
aggregate $50, ,00O,0U0. In one case OF
32,00o barrels OF proof spirits the Gov
eTnment is said to have received only
$1,000, where it was entitled to S25, 600.
stevens was brought here and has
been committed to answer.
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DIR. VIRcHow, of Berlin, recently
addressed to the Prussian Minister Of
Public Education q report On diseases
incident to, and connected with, Ger
man school-rooms, which apparently
are not well ordered. The report
shows that in the neighborhoOd of
Breslau, II per cent. of school child
rem suffer from short-sightedness. In
the Gymnasium, 80 per cent. Of all
the students suffer from the same dis
ease; while the sight of sixty-eight
out of every hundred scholars at the
University is impaired. Headache
and congestion of blood to the head
are also common, and affect girls
much more frequently than boys.
Bad ventilation and the use OF iron
stoves are supposed to be responsible
for these latter disorders. Curvature
of the spine, which invariably COM
mences in pupils between the ages of
six and fourteen years, is also fright
fully increasing, and pulmonary dis
orders are common.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.



ROME, February THE Ecumeni.
cal Council will soon deliberate on the
upportuneness of discussing the dog
MA of .Papal Infallibility.
From Spain.
MADRID, February 1T is under
stood that the treaty of peace between
Spain and the Spanish Republic will
be signed immediately.
From England.
LONDON, February THE reas-
sembling of Parliament to morrow
forms the theme of conversation and
newspaper comments. The general
impression is that while the admins
tratiOn is so overwhelmingly strong
that opposition will he hopeless, the
only hope Of tn latter will be to ere
ate divisions ~ the Liberal ranks.
The English funds are advancing in
expectation that there will be heavy
flow Of bullion to the banks of Europe
this week,
The European Telegraph Comp;aen,.,v;
have Just completed their line from
London 10 India,
portion of the editorial article from
the New York Times of January 24th,
and comments appropriately on the
latter portion. 1t says that American
credit is dying in Europe because
ruffians stay it at home.
From France.
PARIS, February 7.-LG 1Rdrsei}aiSe,
Henri ROChefort's paper, appears this
moning with characteristic article
over the signature of ROchefort him
self, In relation to the recent notice
served upon him, and ordering him
to constitute himself prisoner, in
obedience to the sentence of the Court.
He declares boldly that he will not
surrender himself, and that if the Min
listers want him, they mu5t,come pre-
pared to use forge.
The new arrangements for the pos
tai service between France and the
United States, recently announced by
the French Government, applies
solely to prepaid letters, and not to
those unpaid. The steamers carry.
ing these mails will call at the English
ports,
III lIic SOl pS A<CS ioititt4 bo-NNy ".
Cremieny arose and said that he de
sired TO question the Minister con-
cerniug the Rochefort affair. NJ. Oh
hvier replied that he would await the
results OF an Interpolation, but would
do his duty. The Chamber, by vote
of 1893 to 45, adhered to the view of NJ.
Olivier. 1t was expected that Roche
fort, who was in his seat during the
debate, would be arrested on leaving
the Il ouse, but he was not. AT the
termination of the sitting he proceeded
to his office, and up to O'Clock this
evening had not been taken into Gus
tody.
Runlors are afioat that the Prince
Imperial is very i'll, but the journal
lie Public says there is foundation for
them.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
Greeabacks Not a Legal,TeadeF for Ante
BeIlum Debts,

WASHINGTON, February THE
case of Hepburn and Griswold, brought
from the Court of Appeals of Ken
lucky, involving the legal-tender law,
was decided in the United States Su-'
preme COnrt to-day. Chief Justice
Chase delivered the opinion of the
court, holding that a contract made
before the legal-tender law could not
be discharged in United States notes.
The opinion is very long, and dis
courses at great length on the power of
Congress. 1t holds that Congress had
no right to make the Government
notes a legal-tender for pre-eXisting
private debts. 1t does not touch the
question of contracts made since the
law was passed. This opinion was
cOnchrred in by Justices Nelson, Cliff
ford and Field. Justice Miller deliv-
cred the minority opinion. 1t was
concurred in 10y Justices Swayne and
Davis, holding the law to be constitu-
tional, and treating it principal Y as
AN incident to the war power.
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WASHINGTON, February THE
following nominations were sent to
the Senate to-day: Jas. p Brandley,
of New Jersey, as Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court of the United
States, and William Strong, of Penn
sylvania, as Associate Justice Of the
Supreme COvrt Of the United States,
aud Juno w. Hanggeor as District
Judge for the Eastern District of
Michigan.
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To Delinquent Subscribers
To the Capital Stock Of ills Shelby
County Agricultural Society.

gENHE attention OF deiinonent subscribers Of
! stock 10 the Shelby CoGnty Agricultural,
Mechanical and Horficu tpTal Society Is
hereby called To the following order, pass d
by he Board OF Directors, at heir last regu-
lar meeting on February ,, $50, viz;
u hat the President be authorized 10 place
into the hands o. q competent attorney, for
collection, all claims for bal 4uces due on sub
scriptiOns of stock 10 sad company, after
giving notice in the daily papers. Tor one
week, tnat said course will 10 pursued"
The rard are determined that good faith
shaIi be kept with the creditors # the com
pany; and, to avoid the alternative bring
Ing suit IL Is hoped thai eli dsimQuents viii
prom ptiy respond. ViiHiu one wetk b. cal :
ing At the once Of the S eretar Y, 0. Z Currt
PuiidInE ana settling their liabilities. After
that time these claims VIII he placed IN tn
hands OF an attorney for cOieettln.
LEON. TROUSDALE, Secretary.
T.e1oar couv febS
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TO TIE TRADE !

IN STORE AND ARRIVING, AND FOR
| sale It ~ Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago
prices, transportation added:
so tierces Lard,
25O cases Caddy Lard,
100 kegs Leaf Lard,
Also, at lowest market rates:
500 barrels FlOur-assOFted brands;
100 0GO pounds Bulk Shoulders, Sides and
Hams,
$50 barrels Pink-Eye Potatoes,
20J barrels Peach Blow Potatoes,
loo bags Coffee,
81 pockets o. @. Java.
50 barrels Refined Sugar.
90 barrels New Orleans Molasses,
25 barrels Golden Syrup,
$50 kegs Nails.
$40 kits Mackerel
70 halt barrels AackeTel,
70 boxes Excelsior Soap,
50 boxes Olive Soap,
800 cases Canned Fruits.
100 barrels " Waiskies-all grades,
Together with general supply of
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In addition TO the above, Mr.. Pea
body made a large number of dOna-
tions for various public purposes, rang
ing in sums from $3.50 to 81 900, and
extending back as far as the year 1885.
The amount Of property left by him
at his death is estimated at about
$1,000, goo in value. With the excep-
ton Of a few bequests in the viii, this
amount is directed to be distributed
among his relatives, including one
brother, one sister, and about fourteen
nepheWs and nieces. On his last visit
10 this country, he divided among
them 81, 500, ,001, and the property left
at his death is to be distributed in the
same proportions to each as were
awarded bY him in that gift.
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Preachlna IN Kit sums Rat Plt.

New YORK, February THE in
auguration of Kit Burns rat-pit as
the Water Street Mission took place
to-day. Bishop james, Rev. Mr. Tying,
Jr., and Others delivered addresses.
Burns still runs a saloon next door,
which the ministers are obliged to
pass in order to reach the mission
house.
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New YORK, February Judge
Bedford, of the Court Of General Se5-
sions, to-day declined TO transfer the
trial Of Mcfarland 70 the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer. and the trial win
commence on Monday, March 9TH.
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WONDER oF The AGE.
ATTACHMENT.

State OF Tennessee, Shelby county, So;
Gslbreath, Stewart a Co } Before Hume 2
mn. = " 'tiAu
" : Kerry for said county.
A FFTDAVIT having been made. a. bond
y gfv-eu. md atfachIH Mt having beeu Is
s,,,d tie same having been duly rscurned,
served BY 1arnishmenJ, etc aud defendant
moi found, 1t IS therefore order that said
fhe cit, Of MeMphis. Suetoy county. Tenn,
on the l IN day Ot N trch, 1915, al 20 O'Clock
n m and make defense 10 said suit. or the
snme viii be ted * parte, and that a eopy
Appeal for four conGecut We weeks
Hume F HILL, ] P.
BP ANDERSON, Atty Tor Pitt feds
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Reysnua Seizure.

CINCINNATI, February 7.-CoIlectOr
Williams, of Dayton, has seized a
quantity Of whisky for the non-pay-
ment Of the tax, which Arnold and
Dobbins, the distillers, refused to pay,
in order to test the legality If the
forty-eight hour fermentation rule.
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Telenranh Llnes Down.

VALETrA, February 7.-Fhere fs q
total interruption on the Irish tele-
graph lines, and communication East
ward is entirely cut of.
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4 NY one wishing to engage in q general
~ merchandise h0siuesS, Ia a county . wn,
whore there Is plenty Of trade, PROFITS good,
cOmpeti.io ion light. and capital required be-
tween three and fOar thousand dollars, ad
dress BROOKS, NLELH 60,
feDg Memphis, tennessee
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6rOCerieS, Plantation Supplies
AND LIQUORS,

To which bhE attention OF the trade Is respect
fliiy solicited. The OGiOus importation tax
having been removed, we are deJsruniued to
give our Gus -Omers the benefit of reduced
nr! as and Will hereafter Ia orders u figures
equal TO any other Western market, Trans
puTtaitOn added An examination OF our
stock AMI prices viii cOnv inoe our friends
II Lnfs fact
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TO BAKERS ANO CITY TRADE.

WE offer s MooreiS Extra -" Weer's Best, =
w "Old Mssct utah." guarantees as go d
as Mascoutith Star and steam, and as good IS
Illinois wheat this year will make You can
return at our expense every barrel not sat
isiactory.
10 bbls. lots 81 90
. bbls. i0tsS >.
30 bb's lois 81 %.
We have on consignment Id DATES ol thA9
-four and it is ordered sold. ,,r -
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nmlasloaer peIano Al BIZ 80.

WASHINGTON, February. Com.
missioner Delano resumed his official
duties this morning.
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NOTlcE.

TIVE Directors OF the White, Red, and
4 Black River Packet company, have or
dered thaf a call OF Fifty per cent. be made AT
once on the amount subscribed oy the stock
hoidars OF said company.
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TELEGRAPHlc sUmmAaY.
Death Of Govern Washburae.

WoODsTOCK, VI, February Pc
ter L. Washburne, Governor of Yer
mont, died here this morning.
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kF. PeabOdy's Donations.

The following list embraces all the
mere important public gifts Of Mir
Peabody to various institutions and
charities, during his lifetime, includ-
ing the beQuests contained 10 his last
will and testamenti
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AUCTION.
EXTENSIVE & PEREnPT0RY SALE
OF VALUABLE
FORT PICKERIs6 PROPERTY.

Ea- We Invite Special attention 70 tSeim-
poftant sale re effed % IA the annexed mo-
tice. This IS some Of the b---t it,cst--1f pr..u-
-rty n that portion of tas city b-tn,s % ne
CHIEF JhOrOughfstre leading la aud out o. the
city on the SOUTH
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TORONTO, February 1.-Two young
men named Frank Martin and
Edward Packard were droYled while
skating on the bay yesterday.
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ADMINISTRATION NoTlcE.

T ETTERS OF administration upon the es-
i tate ofjohn W. FRrriss deceased. having
been granted TO me, all persons hssing
they must present their claims within the
time prescribed by law, OF they Will De forev-
er barred. All. persons indebted 20 salo es-
tate must make Immediate settlement.
brown. LyIes q brown, AttorHeyk
tsI4-iaV4T JOHN \. GOOF, Adm'r.
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SAVANNAH.
sAvANSAu,F FEBRUARY 7.-Colton quiet at &c.
Receipts Z55. saies so.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsToS, February 7.-~Cotton easier
and dQdtet at 2ic. spies 40J Receipts 1900.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, February 7.-Cottopla Il, fafr de-
mand and o'o-ed quiet. hiddungs &c. sales
I200. Receipts f5sf.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL FEB --s2etJop quiet but steady.
Jplands lD%d; pileans, = lii5S sales Z :
Geo l'aleS Flour, lss Cd. OtLer bread tux
unchanged.
los DUr February 7.-CousoTs for money
elosed ~ x 9j5s Z. 4 5ssIs Of ", S5JS
~ sKfokT, February 7-U. :. Bonds active
and nrla -
HAvES, February 7.--Cotton qniet. Tres
ord ualfe, III anoat.
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A convincing evidence Of the ac-
quiescence OF Old Virginia in the new
ordero of things IS the tact that the wO
man suffrage movement is budding
forth there.
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ATTAChmeRT.
State Of Tennessee. Shelby eOunty,ss:
q Il Elnnd 4 Col

rs, Before 8. A. Moore, J. p,
asa Hodges IN and for said county.
A FFIDAYIT having heen made, and bond
n given, and attachment having been Is
sred as required oy law in attachment cases,
and the same having been duly returned,
served by garnishment. etc ami defend NJ
not found, IL is therefore ordered that aid
defendant appear before me, a. my ONCE IN
the ciTyOi Memphis, shelby county, fenn., on
the tn day OF March 1870 Al clock p m, and
make defense 70 said suit. OF the Same VIII le
rried ~ pqrte and that "A copy Of this order lie
pubifs he'd In the Memphis APPEAL for fOur
cons cutivs weeks. ). a. MOORE, J. p.
81 p ANpKRsoN, Atty for PltE fsh6
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CHANCERY SALE
dOHDAY, FEsaUARY "A, 1870.

50. 2i9, O. R.-Chaneery Court OF Memphis.
7 virtue OF an fi.tercOlut0ry decres 10 this
= cause, will sell. 1t public auctss.n. O. the
highest bidder, in the town Of Fort PickeIInz.
N hOsrAY. February "A. Is7U Wltufu i~sai
ours, the following described R-al EsttL5,
tO-Wlt.
The south Lalf OF Block No So. in that part
u the ely OF Aiem phis called FoTt Pickef iu.x.
and ly ing between Fifth strs. on Ihr -st-t
nd Fourth street on the wrst, aud Juol-Ou
trset on the south, and the hnsf allies east Of
rhOl-on -treet on the north, froutinE IsU feet
Inches on tffth street and i0g feet on 5ho--
son street
fEENs OF 5ALE--Cash % the amount or .hs
decree herein and eozfs; balance ou a credit
OF twelve months. Equity Of rs.IsIn ytion
barred.
In ease the abOve sale shall fall 10 briuz the
mount Of the d-cree herein and cusfs. tli-n
and in that event the north heii 81 said
olnck No y will be sold, IN lots or subd vi
-iOn-i sale 10 continue until the sfuuuft
requisite TO satisfy ths decree herein and
costs. IN CASH, is yielded.
Terms Of sale Of north halfOf Block No g.
one hali Cash. balance on credit o. tWslvs
months Equity OF rsdsm ption barred
a ALsTUS, Q. and II.
ROYSTEa, IRRELEVANT & CO,
la3 Auctioussrs
LOgwOod. Micon snd FOlkes, solicitors
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The best way to quiet the rep udi-
ators is to keep them in bonds (seven-
thirties) to hold their peace,
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Bill for Divorce.

Law Court OF Memphis. J. Collins Pisins
tiff "a Thomas & Collins, Defendant.
CLERX's tIREICE January Is. ls70.
A FFTDAVIT having Oeen made in this
a +raSs fhat the defendant is q nonresident
s1f the State of Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
apuear 81 the courthouse In The city Of Nem-
Dhis, Tenn, on or before the secss' Monday
n February next, and defend this s1tt OF the
same VIII b taken for confessed aS 70 him,
and the case SCI fOr hearing s1 parte. and
that q copy OF this order be published once 3
week, Tor tour consecutive " saks, In the Mem
phis Appeal
A copy: ALFRED NATHAN, Clerk.
J. r. Robertson. ATTY Tor Plainun. az