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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-26

ella misma los candelabros La i6ven NADIA
saba va de su pasado.
Hacia dos horas que viva una nueva
vida: los latidos del corazon estaban q
punto de romperle Ell pecho.
ME anna, me anna, decia acariciando
los rubfes.
Ell estuche llam6 su atencion.
-Oala querida, exclam6 Marta, el te
ha tocado.
Y agarrando el estuche lie estrech6 con-
ira los lablos con freneticos trasportes.
Pero va porque en- sus rapidos movi-
mlentos hubiese movido un resorte aculto
en- el terciopelo, va porque no hubiese
reparado al principle, el case fue que SO
abrlo de repente un Compartments aae
ella no habla visto en- el fondo de seda en-
que estaba la preciosa .joya. Marta se de-
tuvo en- su algeria. Dentro delsecreto
habia un papel blanco algo abultado. Mar
ia 10 tom6 y Sc puso examinarlo: era un
sobre en- que estaban escritas estas dos
palabras Il Marta. i1t
-Su letra,! die ella temblando Me es-
cribe! - -
Desgarr6 Ell sobre y 10 registr6 con ma
no feDrll. Varlos papeles pequefios liqe
ros volaron por la habitacion; Marta retro
cedl0: en- torno suyo la alfombra estaba
cublerta de billetes de banco. En-. sus ma
nos habia quedado una carta que abri6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-26

medios, todos reprobados, para hacer-
nos enemigos de los hombres de la
Revolution de Setiembre, de los que
hoy estan al frente del Supreme Co.
bierno, vendiendose los radicales de
aquf por amigos enthusiasts de la ac-
tual situacion, no obstante haber pro-
bado los hechos, y nosotros tambien,
que no hay homogeneidad alguna de
miras entire los Observation-Disclosures
de Puerto-Rico y los liberales de AL
colea, nj aun siquiera con ell grupo
mas avanzado del Gobierno, ell de-
m6crata; con estos antecedentes Sque
otro sentido hubiera podido darse 4
las amenazantes palabras de La Ra-
so~ que el que nosotros les dimos,
maxine crando aquel peri6dico Sc
ocupaba de los conservadores Y de
s~s manifestoss Y con todo este icon
que razon Sc nos pregunta ahora que
mot'vos 6eme el BoLET1N para apzicar
d los comservadores ese pdrrNog
Mas 81 a pesar de los m1ltiples
motives que nos asistian para enten-
der como entendimos las claras pa
labras de nuestro ilustrado colega,
este, modifcandolas, quiso decir que
lie corresponds someterse d las dispo-
Siciones del Gobiermo, estando siempye
con- el, g que d este corresponds prestar-
nos las gara'stias de seguri0ad q 6rden;
ent6nces nos alegramos de que asi
sea y estamos ahora en- este punto de
acuerdo con nuestro adversario. Pero
liable claro, ayddenos q dar prestigio
y respeto a este gobierno que & to-
dos nos debe 6rden y protection,
sea quien fuere la persona que 60
bierne. Pero un gobierno que SO en-
salza en- una persona y Sc deprime
en- otra no puede contar entire los
parciales del colega radical con ell
prestigio y respeto necesarios para
que, 81 fuere menester, defendan
efectivamente al gobierno que aqul
tenga la Madre Patria. Para que ell
Gobierno no pierda nunca su fuerza
moral, mas it'll 4 veces que la ma
terial, no Sc debe arrastrar por Ell
lodo el principle de autoridad como
10 ha hecho la prensa radical no ha
mucho tempo ocupandose de un
Captain General que representa- aquf
dltimamente ese Gobierno cuyo pres
tigio constituye la protection de to-
da la gente pacifica y laboriosa
Obras son amores y no buenas "a
zones. Cuando los hechos no con-
cuerdan con 10 que Sc dice, poca fe
nos merecen las palabras.
En- cuanto a 10 que nos dice el CO.
lega de Mayaguez acerca de la ma
yor facilidad que tendriamos en- ca
so de una conhagracion, que afor-
tunadamente no juzgamos por ahora
cercana, no estamos de acuerdo con
el. Tantas raices tiene echadas ell ar
bol plantado como ell nacido en- un
terreno. La inmensa mayorfa de esos
hombres que La Bacon califca de
golondrinas, no tienen va otro ho-
gar que el que aquf SO han creado, y
para los que 10 tienen, existen gene
ralmente hablando, lazos sagrados
que los sugetaran aquf hasta morir
en- los brazos de sus compatriotas
de Puerto Rico, muchas veces, de
sus hjos puerto-riquenos. ST 10 que
Dios no quiera surgiese una Gala
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-26

los lectores de La Rozom no nos ten
gan por facciosos, llama ahora al
primer acuerdo de nuestro Comite
central proclansa de guerra, Y como,
insertandolo, SO verfa desmentida,
La RGson siente 100 p0derlo inSertar
hstegro. Mas como a nosotros NADIA
nos impide hacerlo, en- otro lugar de
este n6mero damos cabida al famoso
acuerdo conocido por del canon
Krupp, en- cuyo documento 80 han
esforzado vanamente nuestros adver-
sarios por encontrar amenazas, cons
piraciones y contradicciones con el
manifesto que di6 despues ell Co.
mite. NADIA tiene que yer este acuer
do con las doctrinas politicas del
partido. Hostigados los liberales-
conservadores por los irritantes in
sultos que con una arrogancia inu-
sitada les lanzaba la prensa radical,
resolvieron reunirse en- cuerpo; Y
cuando en- medic de aquella junta Sc
alz6 una voz excitando la energfa de
los inactivos elementos conservado-
res que encierra Puerto-Rico, la
mandolos luchar en- ell terreno de
la legalidad, aquellas palabras no
escritas para yer la luz pdblica, nj
aun para salir del naciente Comite,
hirieron profundamente la fbra del
patriotismo de los circumstances, y
por una aclamacion espontanea, por
una aclamacion incontrarestable, dis
pdsose que aquel grito de indigna-
cion seimprimiera en- limitados ejem-
plares para que llegara a oidos de
los hombres mas importantes de las
poblaciones cuyas ideas Sc juzgasen
favorables al entonces desorganizado
partido nuestro, a fin de que hicie-
sen despertar de su indiferencia a los
que sin cuidarse de politica, planta
ex6tica en- esta provincial, estaban
amenazados, sin embargo, de ser VIC
timas de la disolvente polftica radi-
cal. ST de este documento, privada-
mente enviado a determinadas per-
sonas, de quienes 81 no era -dable
esperar que sin exception nos acom-
panasen en- nuestra idea de opener
un partido compacto a otro que SO
juzgaba omnipotente, no podia me-
nos de esperarse que, como caballe-
ros que saben que las cartas priva-
das no son publicables sin aquies-
cencia de quien las frma, hubiese
entire ellos quien, faltando q las leyes
de la delicadeza, entregase nuestro
aeuerdo q la redaccion de El Pro-
greso para que le publicase sin con-
sentimiento de los frmantes; 81 de
este documento, decimos, quisieron
nuestros contrarios hacer un arma
traidora para herir de muerte al par
lido liberal-conservador que al fin
despertaba de su letargo, cometieron
tras la indescrecion, una insigne tor
peza. Sin reservas, sin veneno que
ocultar en- ell corazon, sin NADIA guar
dado que pudiera revelar otra cosa
que nuestro profundo amor 4 la ma
cionalidad, al 6rden, y q la verdad,
en- aquel documento que salfa de 10
rec6ndito de nuestro corazon no Sc
encontr6 otra cosa que un grito de
alerta contra ell monopolio que de los
destinos de esta provincial espanola
guerra hacer una minorla que grita-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-26
M ARTA DE KERVEN.

ST. Pablo; 70 padezco, pero V. no me
Ina comprendido. No es eli remordimiento
la tortura loq que lacera mi corazon: ison los
celos! M, de Kerven Sc encogi6 de hon.
bros.
-Cuente Y. ESQ a M. de Luxeil, que 81
llallara argumentos especiosos y especia
les con que responder y consolar q v.
Marta Sc retorci6 las manos.
-Quisiera morir, dijo.
mo tiene Y. derecho para clio, seno.
ra. Els precise que v. viva por el homo,
de mi apellido y por la feIicidad de mi
lnadre.
Unsilencio mas prOlongsdo, profundo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-26

y penoso que el precedente rein6 de nue.
vo entire los dos esposos. Pablo golpeaba
con sus dedos sobre la mesita de Ia chime
nea cubierta de terciopelo: 10 caviloso de
su trente, 10 desdenoso de sus labios, 10
lmpaciente de su mirar, todo manifestaba
que estaba mas fastidiado que afectado
con la escena que acababa de pasar.
Con La mano sobre ell corazon para COM
primir los latidos, el cuerpo en- una acti-
tud LENA de gracia, las mejillas ardientes,
sus largas pestaflas guarneciendo los oios
desmesuradamente abiertos, cuyas fosfo-
rescentes pupilas estaban dilatadas, Marta
estaba hermosa, hermosa con todo ell brillo
de su esp,endida belleza realzada mas con
la exaltacion del alma.
Pablo la miro: Y aquella belleza fasci-
nadora lie hiri6 de tai modo que su mirada
de acero Sc dulcific6 antes de envolver &
Marta, 7 an Igero rubor ti16 su frente.
For medic de esa intuicion peculiar de
la muger Marta adivin6 la tarbacion que
10 vista de su persona producia en- su ma
rido.
Pablo, dJo ella, retrocediendo con
un movlmlento que la hacia aun mas be-
liza, Y. tiene el derecho de abrumarme: yo
oPretendere defenderme, pero lavengan-
"a de V. va debe estar satisfecha. porn,1e
pesan sobre mi todos los castigos que Dios
en- su divfna c6lera puede imponer & los
que quiere confundir. Pablo, cada pala-
bra que Y. me dice pintandome los pla-
ceres de su existencia es un hierro can
dente que ME desgarra. el corazon! lCada
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NUN. So.

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
COTTON SEED MEAL.

NOTHING else in the world eill make a
n'ileh COW 70 her BEST, in either gua,ni
~ or qnali'v.
Feed not Owe. four pin,S at each meal.
and your own COW will convince you. Prirr
$4,000 per ton. cash with order, With di.-
couD. for larger quantities.
COLUMBIA OIL COMPANY.
3 Oil Meal aud Bono Fertilizer, fur
ni>hcd at SO per ton cash. Cotton Seed
h"nSht or contracted Tor 70 he delivered il.
July and August. Mar. ], 9-4t-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
NEwBERHY. s c., Jan. 16, 1877.

NEwBERRY. s c., Jan. is, 1871.
NIB. E L. McCAUGHRlN.
DEAR SIR: In answer TO your enquiry as
to the merits of the Carolina Fertilizer and
other Guanos, purchased from Carwilc &
Mclaughlin last Spring, amounting in all to
about ten Tons, take pleasure in making
the following statements:
On 6 acres upland. light, sandy soil,
used $50 lbs. Carolina Fertilizer per acre, and
gathered from each, 1900 lbs. seed cotton or
13 800 lbs in all.
On IS acres upland, Of the same kind of
soil, l used Guano's in about the same pro-
portion, and made from this field about u
bales lint cotton per acre, or 81 bales in ell,
each weighing over 400 lbs.
For the preparing and cultivation Of these
lands | followed the Same plan as recom>
mended in my report on Cotton TO the Agri-
cuItural Society in Columbia, on 9th Nov,
Js5s.- <-.. 49,.
the use Of Fertilizers, ttts 'ney are p!o'f"o'
with Cotton 81 10 10 1910. pS7~T6. aiid viii
pay at these prices at least 100 per cent. on
amount invested.
Very Respectfully.
JOHN ?. KiNA2D.
Jan. Is, 4-3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
NEwREKRY. S. c., Jan. II, 49, l.

NEwRERRY, S. c., Jan. II, 1871.
Mr. R. L. McCAUGHKIN.
DEAR Sic: used one ton Of the Carolina
Fertilizer last year. and can certify that it
more than doubled the crops wherever ap-
Piled prefer it to the Pacific Guanc, and
shall use more of the Carolina this year
than any other Fertilizer.
Respectfully,
WM. Y. FAIR.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
Sewing Machines.

HEREAFTER these valuable machines,
so necessary TO the comfort of every family,
will be kept for sale at the Bookstore
Warranted to give satisfaction. Gall and
examine.
Subscriptions received to all the Ladies
Magazines, viz: Cooley. Frank Leslie. DEM
crest, Peterson, Lady's Friend, Die Modem.
welt, and Others. Subscribe at once.
Any book that may be wanted by ary
person, if not on hand. will be procured and
sold at Publishers prices. At the Book.
store, Sewbesry.
JcES 4. CEAPMAS.
Jan. 4, 1T
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
"HAMS" PATENT
GUAN0 DISTRIBUTOR
AND
COTTON SEED PLANTER.

THE undersigned, in connection with
H.. w. A. Cline, have purchased The Right
to manufacture and sell the above Agricul-
snral Implement in the County ct Newber-
~, S. G.. and are now making them in the
Town Of New5er.y. This PLANTER" took
the premium over al! Others at the Georgia
and Alabama State Fairs last fall, and we
ean confidently recommend it to our friends
n the Planter they want.
BY its use the Guano is thoroughly pull
vssiz-d in passing through il, and it can be
regulated to distribute it evenly, and in any
quantity desired. without any waste.
In planting fifty acres Cotton enough seed
are saved from waste TO pay for the Plau-
Ss., and the Cotton is much easier culti-
vseed than when the seed is planted by
hsn6.
Owing to the delay in getting our mate
rial, we shall be able to make only limit
cd number this season, and those who want
them are advised to leave their orders with
az At ,n early day, 20 prevent disappolnt-
nens. One of the Planters can be seen
any time at our store.
Price $500, delivered at our store.
S. P. BOOZER l. CO.
Feb. Is, TT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
JOHN R. LAKE.
NrwnEPRY s. c. Jan. IS. 1871

NEwBERRT. S. c., Jan. lS, 1871.
Mr.. R. L. McCACGHRIN.
DEAR SIR: My opinion of the use Of Fer
tilizcrs, and the result Of AZ Tons purchased
Of Carwile & Mclaughlin las: spring. is that
the free use of good Fertilizers year after year
will add greatly TO the value of the land and
will pay q handsome dividend as an invests
ment cannot go into details, but as an
instance: | have land at my home place that
4 years ago it took 90 acres to make bales
Of cotton, now, after the free use Of Fertili-
zers for three years, will produce Lale Of
cotton Of 400 lbs. TO each acre, and some Of
it more, and last year acres OF it yielded
l60 bushels Wheat. The last TWO seasons
have purchased from your firm, some 10
Tons Fertilizers, and can recommend the
Carolina Fertilizer, Pacific Guano and BsuShs
Raw Bone, all Of which believe 10 be excel
lent manures and fully up TO wha: they aie
represented TO be.
Yours respectfully,
J. S. HAIR
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
$50 Tons Fertilizers,
ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE.

100 Tons Genuine Peruvian Grano, direct
from the Peruvian Government Agent.
100 Tons Soluble Pacific.
SO Tons Baughs' Raw Bone.
$50 Tons Carolina Fertilizer.
81 Tons Compound Acid Phosphate for
Composing with Cotton Seed.
All Of which sell at the manufacturers
prices, with expenses added. For approved
paper or City Acceptance, time sales will
be made on reasonable terms
Carwile & HcCaughrin sold 500 TONS Of
the a owe last spring, and l can safely refer
those who have not used any Of the above
10 my friends and customers who have. I
beg to call attention to few certificates
from practical farmers as to their eSpe-
rience. If thought it necessary could
publish any number Of certificates from the
largest and most successful planters in she
County, who have purchased largely Of the
old firm for the pas: four Years
ROBERT [. McCAUGHRIN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEwBERRy COUNTY.
BY James c. Leahv, Probate Judge.
Whereas, John r. Swindler hath made
suit to me to grant him Letters of Admins
:sstion, of the Estate and effects Of Raiford
G. Swindler, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
OF the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate to be held
a: Newberry Court House, or the l4th day
Of Mach next sitter publication hereof
At II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
csuss, if any they nave, why the said ad-
Eninistration should not be granted. Given
under my hand this 2Sih day Of February
Anoo Donini, 1871.
JAMES c. LHAHY, r. ING.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
Blacks1n;ttFhs, Sho.
.-r-A44Cu EuOD.

AUG. SMITH has opened SHOP ncss
the depot, Oh the road to Helena, and will
do All kinds of Blacksmith work, which is
respectfully solicited. JAN 25, 4-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
Last and Final Notice.

ALL persons Indebted to the old firm of
ABRAMS, GRIFFIN & HARGROVE, will
take due notice Of this and save any further
trouble and expense. We must have our
DUES. ABRAMS 4 NETS.
Wv 4 itF
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
WM. Y. FAIR.
NEYBERRY. S. c.. Jan, 16, 1877,

NEwBERRY, S. C., Jan. 16, 1871.
MR. L. McCAUGHRIN.
DEAR SIR: purchased from Carwile &
Mclaughlin, last Spring, two Tons Carolina
Fertilizer, which | used upon light sandy
land At about one hundred anil twenty-five
lbs. (l25 lbs.) to the acre, and | am convinced
that it doubled the crop even with the dry
season that experienced at my place, and I
can safely say that the free use of good Fer
tiizer> will pay as an investment with COT
ton at 10 TO l2c.
JOHN R. LAKE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-08
The Best Cotton Seed.

THE undersigned offers for sale Two
Hundred Bushels of his improved SCHUM-
PERT COTTON SEED, delivered at New
berry Depot or Frog Level Depot, al 81 per
bushcl. Persons wanting my seed Will fur
nish sacks to B. J. Ramagr, nv agent at
Depot, to send to me for SEED. The Seed
sill DC returned 10 my agent, and TO be
paid for on delivery at Newsprry Depot.
JESSE Sci UMPERT,
Frog Level, $. c.
We, the undersigned. certify thar We have
tried the improved >CHEMPERT COT Ton
SEED, and find them to be superior TO any
Seed We ever used, in produc:isea.ss aud
superior quality Of the lint.
John +. Kinard, Newton Cross..n.
l.. G kihler. D. W.T.. Kblrr.
Vim. u. k;nard, Eeury Whitmi.r.
Feb. s, G-ht.+
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-31
The Meddlng.Ring Finger.

By almost universal consent this is
the fourth finger of the left hand. Why
this particular digit should have re-
ceived such token of honor and trust
beyond all its congeners, both in pagan
and Christian times, has been variously
interpreted. The most common expla-
nation is, according to Sir Thomas
Browne, presuming therein that a par
ticular vessel, nerve, vein or artery is
conferred thereto with the heart; which
direct vascular communication Browne
shows to be anatomically incorrect.
Macrboius gives another reason, which
may perhaps satisfy those ANTAGONISTS
who are not satisfied with the above.
" Policx," he says. or thumb Whose
office and general usefulness are suf-
fciently indicative from its Latin deriva-
ton, pueblo, and from its Greek equiya-
lent, antichier, which means as good
as a hand), is too busy TO be set apart
for any special employment the next
finger to the thumb, being but half pro-
tected on that side, besides having other
work to do, is also ineligible, the oppo-
rarium attached to the middle finger,
called medicus, puts it entirely out OF
the question and as the little finger
stands exposed, and is, moreover, too
puny to enter the list in such a contest,
the spousal honors devolve naturally on
pronubus, the wedding finger In the
British Apollo, 1888, it is urged that the
fourth finger was chosen, from its being
not only less used than either Of the
rest, but more capable of preserving a
ring from bruises having this one
quality peculiar to itself, that it cannot
be extended but in company with some
other finger, whereas the rest may be
stretched out to their full length and
straightness.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-31
I'm. ship.

The San Francisco Bulletin, in de
scribing the new air ship on exhibition
in that city, says; f.
The balloon is cigar-shaped, resting in
narrow framework Of pine and wire,
having the appearance Of huge, taper
ing-at one end-sausage in the skeleton
of a yacht. The framework bow Of the
vessel is sharp for distance of two feet,
then bulges rapidly, preserving comely
contour to the rounded stern. The ex-
IRENE length Of the vessel is twenty
seven feet, breadth ten feet, and depth
ten feet The carrying capacity of the
vessel is seventy-6ve pounds--that is,
the hydrogen gas with which the balloon
is inflated will sustain that weight.
With the wire, woodwork, boiler and en-
gines attached, there is some twenty
pounds to spare. The engines are
small compact affairs, beautiful speci-
mems of workmanship, and of great
power. The wings-two in number
constructed on the windmill principle,
are not more than three feet in circum-
ference, and revolye by action of the en-
CINE The wings are so arranged that
they may be worked in a horizontal or
perpendicular position, the shaft Of each
resting on cog wheels Altogether it is
a novel machine, and whether successful
or not, reflects credit upon the ingenuity
and mechanical skill of the inventor
The process of imitation was not COM
pleted until dusk Thursday evening;
hence Mr.. Morrow postponed the trial
until Friday, when the machine was put
in operation with considerable success.
When everything was ready the fire for
raising steam was kindled, and in one
minute and a quarter steam was opened.
At twelve minutes to one pm. the ma
chine was cut loose, and the propellers
started. She then rose most gracefully
in the air, amidst the cheers of the crowd
who had gathered to witness the ascen-
sion. The machine was guided by cords
attached to both ends of the balloon, and
in the hands of persons on the ground.
She ascended about fifty feet and sailed
along about block, when she was pulled
down to have her boiler replenished.
Again she arose, this time to height Of
about two hundred feet. All the ma
chinery connected with it worked to the
perfect satisfaction of the inventor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-31
LEGAL.
Attachment Notice.

7. J. Brettan Raf,re & A :.
jim. Hardaway l. S. H Forbes Moore >. r.
A ENACTMENT HAVING BEEN ISSUED
n by me in the above cause, on the ground
that the defendants are non-residents OF the
State, so that the ordinary process of law can
not be served upon them, and the same having
been returned by the proper officer. levied
ETC., the defendants win take notice that this
cause is set for trial Monday, February 9th,
1871. at 10 O'Clock am. before me, Jus
tice of the Peace for Shelby county, at my
Office in the city of Memphis, when and where
the defendants can appear and defend said
suit, or the same will be proceeded with
ex parte; and it is further ordered that this
notice be published once week for four con-
secutiye weeks in the Public Ledger, a news
paper published in the city of Memphis:
S. A. MOORE, j. P.
Logwood x Micou, Attorneys.
January u, 1871. 128-l8-l4O-l46
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-31
First Circuit Court Of Shelby County

CLERKS OFFICE. January l6, 1871.
Clark, Ely & Co., Plaintiffs, go
VS.. fAttacnm TOUT
F. NJ. & j. Majors, DeftsJ
A FFIDAVIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAV-
n ing been made in this case in pursuance
Of Section 1855 of the Code of Tennessee, that
the defendants are residents Of this state,
and attachment having been issued and re.
turned by the proper officer Z" levied, etc.,
on the property of the defendants; it is there
fore ordered, that said defendant appear AZ
the First Circuit Court room, in the city, 81
Memphis, Tenn on OF before the first Monday
in May next, and defend this suit. or the SAME
will be taken for confessed as to them, and the
case set for hearing ex parte; and that copy
of this order be published once week for four
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By L. L. BOSWELL, Deputy Clerk.
A Copy: Vance Il Anderson. Attorneys for
plaintiffs. llS-l2l- l30-l96