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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-20

There has been considerable migration
TO this city of the talent Of the country ana
smaller towns since the war, including many
very distinguished members Of the bar. who
IRE practising in the courts OF this city. They
very much assist in maintaining the high
character Of the Richmond bar, famed for
century as being unsurpassed for its tai
ent and legal lttainmcnts, adorned as it has
been by John MARSHALL, WILLIAM WRIT,
GEORGE HAY, JOHN WIckHAA, DANIEL
CALL, BENZ. WATKINS LEIGH, CHAPMAN
JouSsoN, and many brilliant successors.
Nor is the accession confined 20 the profess
sional gentlemen. We have newcomers
in finance, trade, and manufactures, whose
experience, saoacity, and means make them
valuable citizens. Under the changed con-
dition of society and rural industry We shall
see the tendency of population to this city
increased. The trades will be better sup
piled with labor, and we shall have large
increase Of educated mechanics and manu-.
facturers. Talent and ambition will seek
that line for occupation and fortune. All
we have to do is to afford facilities in pro.
portion to the demand for that kind Of
knowledge.
The main point here in Richmond is to
realize the situation. We cannot complain
of Richmond, and do.not. She has shown
prodigious enterprise in rebuilding her
stores. warehouses, and dwellings, that
were destroyed by war-she has achieved IL
wonder in the calm resolution and faith she
has displayed in calamity. But it is well to
think now Of the new order Of things, and
Of what will be hereafter required of us if
we want to raise our town to the dignity Of
great city. The subject presented in this
article is one OF interest to lis all. Manu-
factories is to be the main source of our
power and wealth, and whatever can be
done to increase mechanical knowledge and
qualifications ought to be done. We would
incidentally suggest that our mechanics
ought to consider ut once the means Of re-
building the Mechanics Institute. 1t will
do more good now than when it was built
before the war. There will be a greater
demand for instruction in the arts, and the
support it will receive will secure its vigor-
GUS management and great usefulness.
No rejecting person can take survey OF
the city-bearing in mind all its misfor.
tunes and viewing its present condition
without feeling Of pride and firm faith
In its bright future. We are daily gather.
Ing strength in the various departments
of human capacity, and in 4 few years we
shall see movements vigorously supported
for establishing institutions for promoting
learning in every branch of literature and
art, especially in the physical sciences
There will be here the demand for these
things, and, we doubt not, the energy and
ilberality to secure them all in good time.
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DE T G0ODH.
GPECTAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
In ordsr to msko room for my spr!ustarusy NJ
DRY GOODS,
will sell the remainder Of my Winter sock IN
baud at greatly reduced prices,
consisting In part OF
sHAWLs and CLOAKs, in grea, variety:
CLOAK MATERIALS "a large assortmentA
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
RICH LACEs, LACE COLLARS and SETS
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS
LACE and EMBROIDERED HANDKEp.
CHIEFS.
sAsHEs and SASH RIBBONS,
KID GLOVES,
:, Beautiful
DRESS GOODS
OF every description.
In fact our stock is well selected and unusra,Iv
ATTRACTIVE,
and as the season Is far advanced will Offer bu;.
ers EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
JOHN r.. WOODEN,
jale lll7 Main street.
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me- ELEGANT FANCY GOODS Fur
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.

~ ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
T,s. PRICE CO. have just opened
T,eyant POINT APPLIQUE SETS and COL
LARS;
1acE TRIMMED LINEN SETS, fancy boxes !;
HEMsTITCHED LAWN HAEDhEKchlhfs'
splendid boxes;
VALENCIA COLLARS, VALENCIA SETS.
SEAMLESS hid GLOVES, every shade;
MARQUIS TWO-BUTTON GLOVES.
None but BEST gloves sold
CLoAKs AMI sBAWLs:
superb assortment BLACK CLOTH CLoAhs;
BROCHE SHAWLS, $50 to 500;
RICH STRIPED LONG, and SO U A ne
SHAWLS;
LONG and SQUARE BLANKET SHAWLS;
HOUSE sHAWI.S and sCARFS, SC.
DRESS GOODS:
EMPRESS, al colors: TELOUR5;
IRISH and FRENCH POPLlNs;
OTTOMANS, DELA1NE3;
Splendid POPLINS, 20, IS, and Soc;
DIAGONAL POgLE.S, very che:p;
FIGURED DtLA1EES;
TYCOON REPS, &c.
MOURNING GOGDS:
poYRAzI,IEs. OTTOMANS. SkTTEENS,
EMPS MUHAIRS, TAMlSE, &c,
If uuaaual,ed sraoe and finish with everything
else heeoeo III "" Hue IT. r. PRICE & CO.,
dau 1lol Main street.
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DEB,

On the 10th inst, at 4s A. NJ, at the residence Of
her son, on 4th treet, NARY GLEN PENULE-
TOE, relict of VIM. &. Pendleton, aged seventy
seven years and three months.
Her funeral will take place from Grace-street
rrcsbyterian Church iDr. Read'sl on SAJUa-
DAY, 21st met. Mt y P. Nj. Friends and &C
quaintsnces Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend without further notice.
Lynchburg, Washington, and New York papers
please copy.
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In expectation of change Of location ITO COM
mence with my SPRING BUsINESS), will from
this time offer my entire stock of
WINTER WEAR AT COST,
consisting Of
MEMS, YOUTHS, AND BOYS WINTER
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR,
such as are usually used for winter. Not desiring
to carry over this stock will make 1t to your In
terest to buy now, In anticipation, and give you
BARGAINS.
On or about LIST OF April, 1871. expect to RE-
MOVE to the new building, No. 1lab, Main street.
opposite First National Bank, between 18th and
l2h streets. VIM. IRA SMITH,
corner of 10th and Main streets,
old stag of Baldwin.
y. B. No charge for showing goods. ia s-3t
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W. II. EyAaTs, OF New York, has given
IN opinion that the income tax is un"on-
stitutional. We should like to read this
opinion. We doubt not that 1t shows all
the internal revenue laws to lie nnconsli.
tutional.
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M CHILDREN'S CD AIRS FOR
CHRISTMAS, GHlLDREN'5 CHAIRS FOR
CHgISTMAS.-25 dozen chill DRESS CHAlSS
just received at ~
g. B. STACY & SONS, 1903 AND 1910 MAIN ST.,
,yhere can he found The largest and hest-assorted
stock of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES In
the city. Ian
Don't fail TO examine before buying. de-.
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A writer in the National Standard gives
q pitiable account of the squalid poverty
prevailing among many OF the blacks of
Washington. Thousands of them, it seems,
are there without employment, and the
writer calculates that it would require a
million dollars annually to relieve the wants
of the INDECENT colored people.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO 500
AND OvEg DELIVERED IN ANY PART
CT THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONa,
OF BALTIMORE, Nd,
I'm OF der the better To meet the wants of their 'e
tail customers at u distance, have established
SAMPLE BUREAU.
and viii, upon application. promptly send o. ms'l
fulI lines OF SAMPLES of the "EWEST a -
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF fren b..
nglish and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
az all times TO sell low, If not ut less prices, than
anv house In the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most cf'G-
brsted manufacturers In the different parts o. ~
rope, and importing the same By steamers dire:
to Baltimore, our stock Is ut MI lines promptly
supplied with the novelties OF the London aud
Paris markets.
AS we buy and sell only for cash. and make 10
bad debts we are able and willing to sell our go"cs
at FROM TEN TO FtFTEES PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples. specify the Kind OF g2o's
desired. We keep the best grades oI every Il.ss
of goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders una ccom tnied by the cash VIII tie sehI
PR0MPT-PAYING Wholesale b y YERs
are vlted to inspect the stock In our Jobbng ana
Pack age Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER & y M,
1s7, 1se, POI, and 2Oa West Baltimore street,
de8-Tu&Fly Baltlino'e, MO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-20

MAIL RoUTE.-In the United States Senate
on Tuesday MIR. Johnston presented the
petition of F. Grayson praying the estab-
Iishment of mail route from Poplar Hill
to Glade Spring Depot, Va, which was re.
ferred to the Committee on Post-ottices and
Post Roads.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday morning, January 10, at the rest
ell Mr.. WILLIAM BRooKE. OF Alexandria,
Va, to Miss FLORENCE POWELL, Of Rich
mond.
Alexandria Gazette and Leesburg papers please
copy.
On Wednesday, January ls, 1871, IN st. James's
Church, Richmond by the Rev. A. 3. TizZard.
MIR. RICHARD F. ARCHER to Miss SUSAN e..
daughter Of the late Edward Fl. Moseley; all Of
Powha.an county, Va No cards.
Petersburg papers please copy.
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GROCERIES, &c.

GROCERIES,, &c.
GROCERIES. GROCERIES.
VI We are just receiving'in store
200 tItrces LARD.
500 bags COFFEES,
100 hhds. BACON,
300 barrels SUGARS,
so hhds. SUGARS.
The attention OF close buyers ia respectfully re-
uuested. and all others who want to buy their
goods cheap. "
IL 20-1m HARVEY q lLLi<a Ms.
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GOOD GREEN TEA, 81 per pound;
BEST GUNPOWpER TEA, $3.50 per pound i;
GOOD BLACK Tea, SOC. per pound;
BEST BLACK TEA, 81 psr pound;
GOOD COFFEE, lS nd 2oc. per pound;
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, CSC. per pound
CUT-LOAF SUGAR, 15c. per pound
VIRGINIA TEA M, COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER MAIN AND 9TH STREETS.
fia 1T
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ID E 0 ? E \ / n G..
JUL US SY & l. u 5,

JULIUS sYCL 8,
No. soa MAIN ST., SECOND Door FROM coz orr.
Takes pleasure in Informing his friends and' ie
public IN general that he has reopened hi, stor,
No. 900 MAIN sTREET, and Will Office his entire
stock Of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., at cost.
for cash only from this day until closed out. osn
at once JULIUS sYCLES,
"a :, In, 903 Main street.
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1ncTelsC, 4, UB5 ION CITY anu COUNTY tUpelHer.I
Richmond letter--Peters5urg Index.
rye simply referred to the files Of our
own paper, and copied the figures publish
ed last fall in our columns. Of course the
" official figures" settle the question:
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ToBAcco.-In the House of Representa-
tives, Wednesday, there was presented by
Mr.. Smith, of Ohio, petition Of citizens
OF MEANWHILE, Ohio, asking favorable action
by Congress on certain resolutions adopted
at meeting OF the National Tobacco AS
socialion held at Richmond, Va, OH the
9Th December, 1870.
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IRON AND STEEL.

200 tons ENGLISH snd AMERICAN hE T. ~
IRON embracing an assortment Of FLATS
from to i inches wide. by To inch th!ck
ROUNDS and SQUARE, from TO inches
In diameter;
HALF ROUNDS and SCROLLS
UOR E-SHpE aud Nail, RODS,
8 tons W. Dt', IROT. assorted sizes;
ShYLOR's CASr-STEE'., flat, square ana
E pvGSasish and AMERICAN BLIsTERED
STEEL.
BLOCK TIN,
SPEiT"h,
SHEET ZIEC
RUSSIA, and ENGliSH 81 = isNS:.
For sale by r. & ,. "oh1h Ian 4 we
IN g-3taw2w
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ALMOST MURDER.-In Washington :,
Tuesday night, John Kemp, being Very
much under the influence of liqunr, en-
tered feed store at the corner OF Second
street and Massachusetts avenue to buy
feed for his horse, but was eh'.sed on ac-
count of his intoxicated como ,tion. He cx-
hibited sum OF money While in the store
in the presence of several rough characters,
.(colored men, Soon 9.fter his departure
from the store cry of murder was heard,
and private night -watchman proceeded to
the spot and to'..nd Kemp lying apparently
dead. HE bad been robbed and brutally
treated, hi>, skull being fractured. He was
taken 10 his home, where he received sur
Three of the colored men who were in the
Store when Kemp entered, it is alleged,
, were seen to run away from the wounded
man when the Waterman made his appear
ance.-BQHim0re Sun.
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COZ DECEMBER, 1870. 6D7

eO7 DECEMBER, 1870. 6D7
Prices REDUCED.
Prior 10 taking inventory We shall reduce our
prices in order to reduce stock. We are
Offering ut very low prices
the following
DRESS GOODS:
PUPLISS, PLAIDS, SERGES.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, ALPACAa. sfLkS-
JAPANESE POPLIS, BLACK VELFEfhfS,
BALMORALs, MERISO VESTS, GLOVES,
LINEN HAEDK ERCHIEFS,
RIBBONS, CORSETS,
CHILDREE's WOOL HOSE.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
TABLE LINENS. ToWELs, NAPKIHs,
CRASH, TICKING, SHEETING &c.
HIRSh & GUGGESHElMEk,
e27 BROAD STREET.
". C.K HAN, T. c. CHEsERY. F. p. GRLTTys.
Statesmen. oe''
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To the Farmers of Vdrpsnia-

You are requested to meet at your
respective courthouses on court day
for the purpose of organizing move
ment to introduce capital into Virginia
from England to aid us in reestablish-
ing the agricultural interest" of
this State. Farmers of Virginia, the time
selues. England has surplus money. We
have land lying idle for the want Of means
to apply the labor to the land we already
have. The plan we propose is to get nm
agency OF European capital here and the
passage of u law to protect it.
r. T.. CHAMBLIss,
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New York had 1.250 violent deaths and
Il homicides las. year,
Nineiy.siX paper mills in this country
were DESTROYED by fire during the year.
Gun cotton Ia used In picket shooting
around Paris.
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WINTER GOODS MUST NOT BE CARRIED
OVER THE SEASON!
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PRICES FIXED AsToNIsH1NGLY LOW
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D1sABIL1T1Es-In the United States Senate
on Tuesday Mr.. Johnston presented the
petitions Of George W. Hardy and Hiram
W. Wall, of Lunenburg county, Va, pray
ing the removal of their political disabili-
ties, which were referred to the select Com
mittee on the Removal of Political Disa-
bilities.
In the House the same day was present
ed bv MIR. Porter the petition Of Fl. G..
Richardson, of Charlotte county. Va, pray
Ing the removal Of the legal and political
disabilities imposed by the 14th article of
amendments to the Constitution of the
United States.
In the United States Senate, Wednesday,
MIR. Johnston presented a petition Of Lewis
G. Hcnser, of Wythe county, Va, praying
the removal of his political disabilities !;
which was referred to the Select Commit
tee on the Removal Of Political Disabili-
ties. :,
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& ROUSS,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.

NO. lVlS plain
AUCTION BARGAINS!
AUCTION BARGAINS!
CLOSING OUT ALL WINTER STOCK
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY CHEAP GOODS
AT THE GREAT BARGAIN STOREuE
DUCKWALT, 4 ROUSS.
Just received large shipment OF ma2nifc.nt
auction harRains-25 per cent. cheaper than ever.
BLACK ALPACAS! BLACK ALPhCAS!
BLACK ALPACAS at ell pr ces-s5 per cent
cheaper than ever 4; coed BLACK ALPhrA st
3Qc-cheap at DOC -; DO. do. d. st 2sc., worth 3Ac
Elegant JAPANESE SILKS at 20 80 pattern
BLACK and .CULoRED IRISH PoPLISs.
'f Blazer G GRAPE CLOTH at Soc, worth 7sc.
PLAID and PLAIN PcPLISS.
Bet quality WELCR FLANNEL.
BOULEVARD sk IRTS. 75c., 81, 81 so, TAO.
WORsTED Goods all KINGS 1t hair price.
SHAWLS, Soc.
NUBIAs and HOODS.
beautiful WHITE OPERA CLOsKa. So
Beautiful ALASKA FURs warranted cenuiocl
Beautiful LADIES' HATS, only 25c.. worn ~.
Elegant BLACK and COLOkED MD
GLOVES. 81.
4 full line OF CLOTHS and CAsSIMEIE9
The best Al COITOSS In the CITY At l2Ic.
AM ROSCOGGiN COTTON, lea.
Coats'a and Clark's MACHINE COTTON.
Coed SPOOL COTTON at lc. spool. ia y
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DON'T MAKE YOUR PURCHASES UNTIL
yoU HAVE EXAMINED OUR STOCK!
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called upon the United States Marshal
and got from him the following official fig
ures, which fully corroborate my statement
and falsifes the DiSpatch's. 1t is as follows !:
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Spices syrxEas,
MACE,
PEPPER,
ALLSPICE,
WHITE GINGER,
RACE DO.
COLEMAN'S MUSTARD,
Inst received per steamer Geo. =. Upton. For
0"ie ~ A''' PURCELL, LADD CO.,
ia IL LILO tIaIn 9tteos.
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CLOTHIEG,
T OOK OUTl

CLOTHING DOWN!
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sEEDsmEn. : FLORISTS, sc.

rLOVER SEED.-A full supply
> Wine nsw crop CLOVER sEED III Ayr
Ior sale by ALLiooS
taS
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DIRECT TAX SALEs.-An Important case
came before the Supreme Court of the
United States Wednesday-Downey against
Mutt. 1t is an appeal from the Court Of
Appeals of Virginia, and involves the le-
gality of the proceedings under the tax acts
Of ISG1-'62, affecting insurrectionary States.
The land In question contains 1870 acres,
which belonged to Mutt. who is we'll known
in the District Of Columbia, and was ap-
praised at $780,. The amount of tax al
legged to be due was SIT, and the land was
bid off to Governor Pierpoint for s. 400,
and was by him assigned to Downey. Mutt
has recovered by action of ejectment in the
Virginia courts. This is the leading case
under the direct tax acts, and its decision
is awaited with interest.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
r,rec,al Correspondence or.he Dispatcb.l

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 18, 1871.
The resolution offered by Senator Morton
to-day may be taken az the last grand coup
Of the Radical party. and proves more con-
clusiyely than anything else that has mani
tested itself of late of how thoroughly the
leaders are convinced that some decisive
action must be taken to prevent the loss of
the southern States iii the next Presidential
election. This can only be done by addi-
tional reconstruction, and the attempt in
the shape Of the resolution offered to-day
will open the fiood-gates Of talsehood and
misrepresentation, which have been charac-
teristic Accomplishments of reconstruction
all along. At the same time there are those
who foster the idea of new reconstruction
who cannot get rid of the fact that this
policy will be taken at the North In very
different manner than they hope for. The
people Of the North will never countenauce
re0pening of reconstruction or the re-
Inauguration of military rule, The old
time stories recited for so long time by the
Chambers and Porters In Congress have, in
vulgar tongue, "played out"; but the
only chance is to try them over again.
The discussion Of this resolution; or
rather the product of it, which is the refer
ence of the Presidents last message to a
special committee, will work up bitter
discussion. The Radicals are at their wits
end for something to prevent the ruin
which is impending, and nothing evidences
it so completely as this their last stroke OF
policy. TIMoN.
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NFACKEREL, MACKEREL.
25 barrels choice No. "SHORE" MAChEfEL,
o5 barrels choice No. BAY MACkERkV,
Is barrels choice Nc. BAY MACkERELr
so barrels choice No. BAY MACKEEEL,
for sale by
dol ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & co.
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EDUCATIONAL.
OFFICE olr SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
RICHMOND. VA, Jsn. Z, ls7l.
MIGHT :SCHOOLS.-The following is
~ list o. light schools, with localities and
teachers n am. &c.: ,,,oo,,
Broad street between eth and l0th-F. W.
Roster, teacher. ,,.
Broad stItet. 4 ear 2sth.-G. u. vincent teacner'
Main street N o. 7l3 (up stairs).-John a. Gar
' J. 81. BINFORD,
i,a-1m Superintendent schools.
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rOFFEE.-Prime old GOVERN ENT
Il JAVA and EIO COFFEEG, for sale by
GORDON s CRlAGAN,
IA o. Pearl Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-29
The Rock Island Railroad.

CHICAGO, June 29.-The She
Oowa) Record says: Harlan s.
Shelby counties generally r all
boring under great excitement by +
announcement Of the title Ofthe Re
Island and Pacific Railroad COmpa'
to the even sections, and also that e
Harlan grant, lying beyond the twS'
ty-mile limits, was defective, add &C,
sequently the land belonged to +
government, and was open for hoE,
stead and presumption. A large crol.
of land hunters has been in town
encamped near it during the pa,
week, and the County Treasurer q
been called upon several hund2'l
times to point out the railroad ca
pany's real estate. There are 1861
600 acres in the county, A laws
living in Exina is said to have diserr-
cred the defective title, and he iESSf
receive fifty cents an acre when 4
title is perfected. s.
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%ATTAcHaEnT NlTICE.

In the Circuit COurt of Shelby County, at
Bartlett .-SparTel Hill admintstTa-
tor Of N. r; Hill, surviving partner Of Smith
~ Hill, a nrm composed OF NJ X. Hill and
ThOs. q. Smith. VS.. Malcolm Mcneil.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out unGer section 3455 OF She Code and
returned into Court, levied POI the follow
ing property, tO-wit: On q portion OF the fOl-
lowing tract of land, as the property OF the
defendant. in Shelby county, Tennessee, be-
gtnning at astake in the new State Lac road,
on JON Rice's south line OF 5000 acres. at the
southeast corner OF a'ten acre lot, sold tOJane
L. HarklsrORd, N. 80 T., 81 links from a white
oak marked /; Themes n. S92 +, with Rice's
line, 2 chains and IS links TO a stake on said
RiceIs line: thence n. Il W., 80 chains and so
nks to q stake in the old State line road;
thence s. S3o W., q chains and q inks;
thence 8. 70 r., - chains and 90 links to the
eastwardIy to the northeast corner OF said
ten acre lot; thence sOuthWardly TO the be-
ginning. In all about 40 acres. All of the
above tract IS levied on except the west pOr-
ton thereof, containing II 14-IG0 acres, con-
vsyed By he said Mcneil TO o p. Caru-
theirs, On the 10Th day of February, 1866, OF
defendant, and affidavit having been made
that the defendant is indebted to plaintiff in
the sum of $50, by open account for services
rendered as attorneys for defendant. and
State Of Tennessee,
1t is therefore ordered, That he makehis
personal appearance herein before the Judge
OF the Bartlett Circuit Court of Shelby Coun-
lett, on the second Monday in August next,
and defend said attachment suit within t he
tine prescribed by law, or the same VIII be
proceeded with 6xparte, and that a copy Of
this order be published once a week, for four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
JOHN MCBROOKS, Clerk.
Stephe & stephens, attiys for plaintiffs.