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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-11
MEDICAL.

nENT1ST-DR. ALLEN NO. 10 DRYADRS
- street, near Canal, will attend personally to
all those who may require his services or advice.
Dr. Allen would inform his patients that the Rub
pound, free from poisonous ingredients and twice
as strong as the vermiliou Rubber. Old plates
made new at twenty per cent less than the usual
price. se95 1vs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-11
NEW ORLEANS SILYERWARE
DIANUFACTORY.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-05

As will be seen, upon a careful read,
ING of the telegraphic report Of the
proceedings of the Forty. Con.
gress, the Radicals, under the lead o
Garfield Of Ohio, yesterday made an
attempt. that adds fresh infamy tC
that rotten and corrupt organization,
whereby the two-thirds rule was to be
abolished in order that the Republican
majority in the FOrty-secOnd Congress
might be able to shape the legislation
of the Republic in a way to perpetu-
ate their power and increase the
already int0lerable burdens Ofthe peO-
pie. Fortunately for the country this
scheme was defeated. In the Forty
second Congress it will be impossible
TO carry it. The hearty thanks of the
public are due to Brooks, of New
York; Randall, of Philadelphia; and
EdgeheId, Of Wisconsin. To them,
and to a few honest Republicans, we
owe the defeat Of this nefarious move
ment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-05

of the House for the FOrty-secOnd
[ Congress: Edward Mcpherson, Clerk; I;
/ n. g. OrdWay, Sergeant-at-armsi 0.
s. Buxton, DOoTkeeper; w. ). King,
| Postmaster; j. g. Butler, Chaplain;
all being officers of the last House.
Mr.. Wood presented as Democratic
| candidates for the same positions the
names Of Jas. q. Berrett, Of the Dis
| trict Of Columbia; N. =. Isenber, of
Pennsylvania; Owen Thorn, of Cali
| fOrnia; SeatOn Gales, North Carolina;
Rev. Ignatius d. Cossen, Delaware,
Chaplain. Rejected by party vote.
Mr.. Dawes resolution was adopted
and the officers named duly sworn
into office.
The delegates from the Territories,
seven in number, were then called
and sworn in.
A committee from the House was
appointed, with q Joint like committee
on the part of the Senate, to wait on
the President and inform him that
Congress was ready to proceed with
business.
A concurrent resolution for adjourn
ment sine die Wednesday next, the
8th Of March, at u o'clock, was agreed
to.
Mr.. Kelly called up the case Of Mr..
Waddell, of North Carolina, to whose
swearing-in Mr.. Maynard had object
ed. He moved that Mr.. Waddell be
sworn in. Agreed to, and Mr.. Wad-
dell was accordingly sworn in. The
modified oath was administered.
The House then proceeded to draw
for seats, and the proceeding was at
tended with the usual uprOar and con-
fusion, Mr.. Dawes being permitted,
through courtesy, to select his seat
before the drawing.
At 4 30 the House adjourned until
Tuesday.
WASHINGTON, March 4, y O'Clock.
-SeRGte-The roll was called, and
the organization Of the new Senate
proceeded with. The names Of Sena-
tOrs-elect Alcorn (Mississippf) and
Clayton (Arkansas) were not called.
The Vice President stated that the
name of Mr.. Vance, the Senator for
North Carolina, would not be called,
as the legal and political disabilities
of that gentleman had not been re-
moved.
When the name of GOldthwaite. of
Alabama, was reached during the
calling of the roll of the new Senators,
Mr.. Sherman objected to his being
sworn in and had read a memorial
signed by 40 members of the Senate
aud House delegates Of Alabama, pro-
testing against that gentleman's adj
mission. The credentials of Mr..
GOldthWaite were temporarily laid
on the table.
A committee to notify the President
and House Of Representatives of the
organization of the Senate was ap-
pointed.
The Vice President laid before the
Senate two sets Of credentials from the
State of Texas. One represents that
the late Senator, Hamilton, has been
elected for the next term, and the
other certifying the election of Mr..
Reynolds; both without the signature
of the Governor. Temporarily. ia
bled.
The credentials Of Foster BlOdgett,
OF Georgia, were presented, when Mr..
| Hill called attention to the protest he
had recently presented from many
| Georgia Republicans against BlOd-
gett's admission. He said he merely
discharged his duty to the people of
| Georgia in presenting the case to the
| Senate; and if the facts alleged con-
| cerning the election were true they de-
served careful consideration. Tempo
rarily tabled.
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-05

concessions asking I2Zg12lzo for steam and
kettle. Bulk meats dun ard holders are sn2--
inus 10 sell offered at 1904 md Y tlOzge el
close without buyers; ISLES Of 10 hhds sides
at l01zalic packed, and seller for May. Bacon
dull and dropping sales 40 81, II and ll5ae.
whisky hrm az sc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. March q. Flour 10 good demand
81 tull prlcesi supeiEne Wiutsr, s5 1909 JJi
extra, s696 81. Mheat-spTiug betteri lows,
81 S5gi 81 fall quiet and unchanged. Corn
demB n good at fuu prices; No. ] mixed. ole,
In sacks, 60G8ic. Oats firm az 48lHa5Ic In bulk
5lg56c sacked Barley nrm al llZizc for choice
IoWHs. Rye dropping; No. 2, 80c Whisky,
6Ec. Mess pOrk dull end declined % szl 30
mand AZ u, l04 and i01z9lG4c. Bacon-clear
sides, buyer for March, u3sc; lObbing lots Of
shoulders. SIC; clear sides, llt4c; hams, SUI
gar-cured, l5ZglbMc; sweet picked hams, 81.
Joseph paciery SIC Lard j0Dbing AZ I2lso.
Hogs range al So s98. Cattle unchanged
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March4 The cotton market IS
very duh and prices lower; middllug ij}zc
Flour very hrmi extra family, s. .. Grain
firm and but little doing. Groceries nrm and
nothing doing. Hay quiet and STEADY. Pro
visions very quiet: mess pork. 81 10 0aeoui
ga ~ aud Il5<c; bulk meaLs 8. lO1{ and lJ ac.
Lard, 125zgl3HC. HAMS sugar-c1red, loo;
plain, l415c. Whisky quiet at SIC. Tobacco
active; sal Is 800 hhds at - 25G6 "A for trash 10
good Iugs, and So 5O9l5 for low TO medium
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 4-Flour is very QuIet.
Wheat-SO spring fairly active and 54C
higher-Sl 251zal 2554; this afternoon, steady
at 81 6I0i 2654c. COrn-NO. 2 mixed steady
and &c higher, closing firm at 5Ztzc, cash
this afternoon quiet aud firm. OaJs--NO.
quiet at 455ag455zc. Rye-NO. dull at geC.
Barley-NO dull at 75c. Highwiues SIC for
irOn-bound. Mess pork quiet al $40 815% cash.
Lard, l21zC, seller Tor April Dressed hogs
quiet at 81 5Jg6i live quiet at 26 2jg7 30 Cattle
dull at 81 l25zg5 40.
SAVANNAH.
SAvAEEAH, March 4-The cotton market
is dull and irregular, with holders aozIous
to realize; mtddllng, l4C; net receipts, 1886
bales; exports, to Cork for orders Z7ll bales
sales, 800 bales rtOck, 50 ,619 bales,
CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsrON, March THE cotton market
is duh and e+syi nidding, l45sc; net receipts,
l449 bales; exports cOastwise, 70 bales; sales.
4g0 bales; stock, 32 81 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, March 4.-The cotton market Is
quiet; middling, l35<9I4c; net receipts, s85
bales; exports 10 Crest Britain 1859 bales.
to the Continent, 1852 bales: coastWise, So
bales; sales, 1903 bslesi stock, rs ,S63 bales.
FOREIGN.
FRANKFORT, March 4.-Uuited states bonds
opened at 955s and closed buOyant at g71f for
5-20s or 1862
LONDON, March 8.-ConsoIs sIs{ for money
OF 1852, szs; 90 Of l66j old, 81 5-2Os of 1867
9l5s; lO-4O-, 9Oh Erie, %. Illinois Central,
ll91z Atlantic and Great Western. 30L
LIVERPOOL. March 4.--Cotton duh and tend
ing downward; middling uplands barely "a
middltng Orleans I1aal'sd sales, SOU bales
which 5000 are American. Red western
wheat, los sd9lls 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-05
SECOND DISPATCH.

As anticipated in last nights dis
patches, the Governor has deter
mined his course much to the graft
hcation Of his friends and office
holders and the disappointment OF all
classes irrespective Of party. A gen.
eral regret is expressed among our
citizens, Notwithstanding the mana
gers have withdrawn the articles Of
Impeachment, the opinion is univer-
sal that his administration has been
corrupt. The proceedings in the Sen.
ate this morning were stormy.
Senator Mallory read the letter o.
declinatiOn from his EKcellency, Gov,
Clayton.
Senator Young moved that the let.
ter be received and ten thousand
copies printed.
Senator Frierson had no objection
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1910.

WE have not room this morning fOl
the extended notice the news from
Little Rock invites; but we can and
do say that the statement Of Clayton
and his strikers, that the Democracy
Of Arkansas were leagued with his
opponents, is a base fabrication, and
he knows it. He is the man lCh0 bar
gained, If bargain there 1cas made, aciti
the Democrats. He IUGs to BE- made
United States Senator By Democratic
ootes, ia return fOr lrhich he promised
to insure the egfrGnchiSemelt Of the tn
telzi0alce Of 4rka3SaS. This sraS the
bargain. lie has pr0reH false TO The
trusts rtD0g6d ia him.
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Affachmanf Mnlica.

No. I2Zs A. DIN the Second Circuit Cour ut
shelby county Tenn.-James E. CnaEleu r.
Thomas r.. Parrish
4 n this cause an attachment having been
II sued out. under section 5f55 Of the Code.
and returned into court. levied upon the real
estate of defendant ana 1tidavll HAVING Been
made tuat the defendant. Thomas e. r.r-r.s be-
is indebted to-plaiuJ.n iu the sum of eLH a
by baisnce due plaintiff, and that the da.ar...-
ant, Thomas T.. Parish is "a u1u-razIla.. lf
the state of Tennessee.
It Is therefore ordered, That De ua I-a his
personal appearance herein, ua.rIe .laI
OF tne Second tlrcuit Court 1. Shelby .l..
on the tb ird Monday In May EeE- ana dH-....
said attachment suit within lle time ua-
scribsd by Law, OF tle- aue u D.. Ua urH.a-..- en-
with cXparte, and that copy % lrIe 1..a ar
be published once week. Ior faur HuE-.-. a
tive weeks. ia the Memphis Appeal
Done at office this lLL day UE 81 arch. r--.
T. ID. BOYLE Clerk
BY ". LEWIS MHAETJE. Deputy Ole. ..
N. Il. williamson, Lewis q Cralg. att'ys COR
plaintiff nIH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-05

We publish this morning a very
full report Of the proceedings had in
the organization Of the House Of Rep
resentstives Of the FOrty-second Con-
gress. The vote in the election Of Off
GERS stood 126 Republican to SO Demo
cratic. Blaine and all the officers Of
the last Congress have been reelected.
The next movement Of interest viii
be the appointment Of committees by
the Speaker.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-05
Attachment Suit.

OrgiIl Brothers 81 Co, firm composed OF NNn.
Orgill. Edmund Orgill, Geo. i. DennisOn,
A. 3. MeNear VS.. j. j. Allen.
ID EEOkE JAMES HALL. Justice Of the Feaee
ID for shelby county. Afhdayit having D5e1
made in This cause. and attachment issued
and returned, levied, etc: ,,-.,--- = -
It is therefore ordered, That punllettlon De
made in the Memphis Daily appeal 2 new 8
fo1ir er ecsesfve weeks, commanding the said
6iIen to appear before me, at
my Office IN the elty 9I sle.n-
=, fIsa sfb dav OF April, l87l at 10 O'Clock
! - and make defense 20 said suit against
JAMES HALL.
nr5 Justice Paace Tor shelby county.
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TELEGRAMS.
Gladstone is i'll.

Gladstone is i'll.
All German troops have left Paris.
William the Good goes to Berlin
tomorrow.
The Belgian army is to 90 on a
peace footing at once.
Several persons were killed in a dis
turbance at Angers yesterday.
All restrictions as to passing in
and out Of France are removed.
Some deputies Of the French Cham
beTs resigned on account of the cessiOn
of Alsace to Germany.
The next meeting of the Kentucky
Conference of the NJ. L. Church South
will be held in COvingtOn.
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Attachment Notice.

No. lZ27 A. DIN the Second ClrcuIt C1ur. 1f
shelby County, Tenn. ID. Pulte vs. Tl1s.
+. Parrish
IN this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out uuder section 500 of Or Code.
and returned into court, levied upon Che real
estate of defendant and afiidavit pa wins E .1... 90
made that the defendant, Thomas Z Parrish.
Is indebted 20 plaintiff iu the sum Of s- L
with interest from the FIRST day OF N1ver Deg.
1870. bv balance due plalurll, and Cha. r.H
defendant, Thomas F. Parrish. is a u1E-..#.
dent of the state of Tennessee
It is therefore ordered. TlaE De make s
personal appearance herein, before l.. g l.. .-
Of the Second Circuit Court uf She. .lr ..rr-. .H-
on the third Monday 10 May ue-s aud Ha.HH...
said attachment suit within the t.HI- pre-
scribed by law. or the same VIII De urUraa.Ia.
with eEpari G, and that copy uI rlLs u-Lar
be published once week, tor four clusa.I-
tive weeks I'm the Mem puls Appeal
Done At once, this iLh day Of March. Ls-L.
p. ID. BOY liz. E.-rI-.
By W. LEWIS WHAETON. Deputy tLe-A.
NJ. 4. williamson, Lewis g. Craig, atl v- -1-
raTnfmrff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-05

however high the position they Oc-
cupy, here take occasion to say,
with the lights thus before US, we
would do so again.
The committee entered upon the
discharge of the duties imposed upon
them with a full determination that.
TO the best Of their ability, they would
vindicate the rights of the people; but
while they are ready and willing to
vindicate the peoples rights, they are
unwilling to prosecute this case fur
ther, when they have no grounds to
believe that they can, from any proof
within the knowledge or reach Of the
committee, prosecute this case to a
successful termination. In view of
the facts above stated, and the further
fact that the people demand at our
hands such relief as we are able to
give by legislation, the committee
would respectfully recommend the
adoption of the following resolution:
Resolved, That further proceedings
in the impeachment Of Powell Clay
ton be dispensed with, and that the
action of this House heretofore taken
be set aside and cancelled; that the
Senate be informed Of the action of
this House in the premises by the
Clerk Of the House, and that the Com
mittee as the Board Of Managers be
discharged.
C. B. NEAL,
CHARLES MINOR,
JOS A. MEEK.
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Atfachmant Hnfica

No. IZ02 A. DIN the Second Circuit Court or
Shelby County, Tenn James j. Haven E
60. vs. Thomas r. Parrish, member of the
firm OF Uric & Parrish.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 84l7 OF the Code and
returned into court, levied upon the zeal -=-
tate of defendant. and arldaVIt having been
made that the dsfendant, ThOmus =. Parrish
is indebted to plaintiff in the sum of st1a
with interest from March Sd, 1863. 1y prom. .a
~ note, and that the defendant Thomas F.
uessee.
It is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein before the Jul- e
OF the Second Circuit Court Of Shelby l1ur rr.
Tennessee. on the third Monday iu May next
and defend said q taChmaut suit within r.a
tin prescribed Dy law, or the same WLL Dee
proceeded with eLparfe; and that copy u.
this order be published once a week, for four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
Done at ONCE, this 4th daye1I III March, ISL
p. ID. BOYLE, Clerk.
By ". LEWIS WHAETUE, Deputy Clerk
NJ T Williamson, Lewis g. Craig, attorneys
for plaintifk mHH
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EOR-REslnEHT hRTIeE.

No. 2B-In the Second CLlucery C1urf OF
shelby county, Ten essee - ID. Rome
baut, administrator OF Il. =. EoVtas, VS. BE
vira ". BCWles and others.
IT appearing from the bin duly sWuEu o. Iu
A this cause that the defendants w.. A.
Johnson, and -- Feuurr, -- B5luaa.
and D.. W. Bowman, hrm Of Feuuer. Bent
nett & Bowman, aIe uOu-Tesldeuts OF fle
state OF tennessee.
It is therefore ordered, That tlav
make their appearance herein. at rla
court house Of the Second CLauc=rT Court. M
the city Ui Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday 10 April. 1871, Erd plead, eC-
sWer or dsmur % COmpiziuGut5' b d.. ur The
same viii be taken for con lessgd as l1 aHU-l
and set for hearing eZparJs; and that COPY
Of this order be published once week. IHr
four successive weeks, in the Memphis AH-
peal.
A copy-attest:
81. D. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
kOrtrecht & Craft and j, ". scales. S1.s.
q - = L
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

CAIRO, March 4.-Port list: POtO-
mac, Cincinnati to New Orleans, 9
p.m.; Sam J. Hale, Cincinnati to
Memphis, II pm; Marble City,
Nicksburg to st. Louis, an; Silver
Moon, Memphis to Cincinnati, am, {;
Quickstep, Evansville packet, 8 am;
Dick Sutton No. 3, New Orleans to
Louisville, Sam. BOaZ, New Orleans
to Louisville, 6 am; Susie Silver,
Louisville to New Orleans, am. !;
Charleston, Caledonia to st. Louis, Z
am; Wauanita, Pittsburg to New
Orleans, 9 am; City of Chester, Men,
phis to st. Louis. II am; Minnie,
Arkansas river to st. Louis, Bpm (;
Tom Rees, PittsbuFg to New Orleans,
6 pm. Belle Memphis, st. Louis to
Memphis, Z pm. The river rose
five inches. Weather clear. Mercury
so. Robert Owens and another man,
name UnknO Wn, fell from a raft here
last night and were drowned. The
sUppOsition is that they were intoxi-
Gated.
VICKsBURG, March 4.-Up: Vicks-
burg Belle and Barges, for Pittsburg.
The river is falling slowly. Weather
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, March 4.-The river
is falling slowly, with thirteen feet in
the chute, twelve feet over the rocks
and seventy-tWO feet under the bridge.
Weather clear and cool. Business on
the wharf to-day was lively. Arrived:
Charles B. Church and Champion,
from Cincinnati; Sioux City, from
Pittsburg. Departed: Champion and
Sioux City, for st. Louis; r.. G. Gray,
for Arkansas river; Shannon, for
| Pittsburg; the Mary Houston leaves
for New Orleans tomorrow; the O. E.
! Church takes down a new barge for
the Houston and Galveston Naviga-
/ ton Company tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, March ARRIVED: Pc
ninah, from New Orleans. Departed: /:
Columbia, for Arkansas river; Lock-
I wood for Red river; st. Joseph, for
I Memphis; Abeona, for Cincinnati; /;
| Henry Ames and Mohawk and bar
ges, for Kew Orleans.
New ORLEAEs, March 4.-Arrived /:
! Glencoe. from Louisville. Departed /;
Wicks and City Of Alton, for st. Louis
X ate Kinney, for Louisville; Alaske,
for Cincinnati.
NASHVILLE, March 4.-The river
here is falling, with seventeen feet on
/ HarDeth shoals. Arrived; Umpire,
| from upper Cumberland; MOllie Bog
don from Evansville. Departed :
Belle Vernon, for Pittsburg; America,
I for Cincinnati. Weather clear ana
cold.
| A., .,,,,,o lf Topaos Gre.
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B.LOWenSt0in & Bros.
242 and 244
MAIN STREET. COR. JEFFERSON.
Affanhmsnf Nnfins.

No. I25l, A. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn.-M. Greenwood q 70
vs.. Thomas r. Parrish
TN this cause an attachment having 3ee9
i sued ont under section 1855 OF the code anu
returned into court, levied upon % lLls %i Lea,l -
made that the defendant, Thomas +. Parrish, /,
Is Indebted to plaintin in the sum OF $50,
nv sceognt with interest rom sep tenDer %,
I5ss alld thst the defendant ThomRs r. Par
rish. is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
uessee:
III fe therefore ordered, That he make bis
1,srsonsI sppearsnce herein, before the Judge
a second Circuit Court Of Shelby county, on
the third Monday In May next ana de-
fend said attachment sutS within the time
prescribed by law, or the same VIII be pro-
cesded with eXpartei and that copy Of this
order be published once q week, Tor fOuI
consecutiVe weeks, Ia the Memphis Appeal
Done at otfice, this 4th day Of March, 1871.
p. d. B0XEE, Clerk
BY W. LRWfs WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
NJ 7. williamson and VIM. Craig, attorneys
for plaintiff, mh5
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Special Sesting Chambsr of Com
MARIA

TT'H RE VIII be a special meeting OF The,
n Cham Der OF Commerce ou MONDAY. Bfn
lust., SO o clock p m. Z give practical direc-
t,on % Imports and exports, via the line Of
sLeame now plying between Liverpool and
N0r ok. Ail merchants, who are Interested
IN a direct import aud export trade. are re-
4ue5teu 20 attend SIS this is the OPP lItuuity
30 secure a reliable line OF steamers i'm Tie
trade. r. a. PIN-bN. Prrsident
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I OTTERY.-OhiciaI drawings OF the Mis-
4 souri, State Lottery. CLASS IU7.
4j, l3, 20, 2I, %, 50, 81, 26 81, 80, Is, 81, 55
GLASS los.
"A, "a, As, 81, 81, IS, 26. 30. 50, A. %, %. l.
Prizes frOm slOO 10 $50 OO0 paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. In formation fur
nished IN the above Lottery by j. e. FIX ANCE,
s61S North Court street. Box "a, Mem phis,
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLER a CO.. Man
ayers st. Louis, Mo. mh5
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Menken Brothers
HAN STREET,. CORNER COURT
Attachment Notice.

No. I228 A. DIN the Second circuit Coufl on
Shelby County, Tenn--a. Fan ElIOn t5.
Thomas 3. Parrish, as a member OF the nIlA
of Uric s. Parrish. ,---f- 49,
IN THIS cause an attachment having been
1 -sr5ai ont under section a 3 OF the CODE
- r,,f,7rred into court, levied upon the real
esfafe oil defendant, and atldavlt having been
made that the defendant Inoinas =, F5sTlis
I,- SecOnnt with interest Oh same from De-
cssr9ber Is. 1858, and that the defendant, ThOs.
n parrish. Is q nonresident Of the state OF
ffisfberefore ordered, That he he make his
,,sreon0I appearance herein, before the Judge
~ me Second Circuit Court Of shelby County,
On ne third Monday in May % ext and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scrfbed by law, or the same viii be proceeded
with exparte, and that q copy Of this order be
published once a week for four. consecutive
weeks In the Memphis Appeah
Done at Odce, this 4th day OF March. ISL.
P 10. BOYLE, Clerk.
BY W. LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
n. 7. williamson, Lewis & Craig, attOrn eyE
for plaintiff mh5