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3 THEY ARE Sor A VILE Sc
IF a NJ CIV DRINK 20

:
Made OF Poor Rum, whiskcy, Prod
Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, spiced-
and sveetened to pIeast the tssto, called =. Ton
ics,"" Appetizers," +" Restorers," &C., that lead
the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin. bus are
8 true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and
Herbs OF California, froe from nll Alcoholic
Stimulants. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and Lice GIVING PRIN-
CIPLE perfect Renovator and Iayigorator OF
the System, carrying on all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood TO a healthy condition. No
person can take these Filters according 20 direo-
zion and remain long IN we'll.
For Inlammatory and Chronic Rheu-
mntism aud Gour, Dyspcpnin ar Ipdi.
gestiou, Bilious, Henittent aud iuter-
mittcnt Fcvers, Diseases Of tho Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, nHd Bladder, these Bit
ters have been most srcccssful. Such Dis.
cases are cansed by Initiated blood. which
IL generally produced By arrangement OF the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness OF the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatloas Of
the Stomach, Bad taste IN the Mouth Bilious At
tacks, PalplAtion OF tie Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs Pain In the agions OF the Kidneys. and
nhundred other painful symptoms, ara thu oS
Epringsof Dyspepsia.
They inyigorate the stomach and stimulate thu
torpid liver and boveif, which rend II them Of
equalled efficacy IN cleansing the blood Of all
impurities, and impar.lng new life and ylgor 10
the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eruptions, Tcttsr.
Salt Isheum, Blotchcs. Spots. Pimples, Pustulss.
Boils, Carbuncles, Ring Worms, Scald-Head, sofs
Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, scurfs, Disoolorations Of
the Skin, Humors an Diseases ofthe Skin. OF
whatever name paEurc, are literally dug up
and carried ont OF slc system IN . short time BIZ
she use OF these Bitiers. One bottle In such
cases viii convince the most incredulous Of thsir
curative effects.
Cleanse the Yitiateh Blood whenever yoa An2
fts impurities bursting through the skin In PM
pies, Eruptions or Sores clesnsait when yoR
md It DISTRACTED and sluggish In the veins;
cleanse 1t when 1t is foal, and your feelings via
tell you when. Keep tho blood pure and the
health ofthc system viii follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking n
the system OF 50 many thousands, are efsctually
destroyed and removed. For full directionB, .esd
carefully Che circular Iround each bottle.
LwALKER, Proprietor. p Il. lfoDoSAI4D
CO., Druggists and Gla.Agents, San Franchise,
Cal, and 81 and 81 Co nms,ee Street, Esv Ysrk
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS AID pKALSRA
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Notice.

Wishing to make change in my bust
w ness, will sell at private ale from
this daY, my Livery Stable outfit, consisting
CARRIAGES. HACKS, HEARSES, BUG
GIES, WAGONS, &c, on reasonable terms
Also vii sell or lease ny stables iraln Jan
/, ISL
nfcG JOHN CALpN ELL
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OMcial Directory.
uNIrEp sTATEs ofrIerRs.

UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
Ulysses S. Grant, Of IliaOis. Presi-.
dent.
Schuyler Colfaz, of Indiana, Vice
President.
James G. Blaine, Of Maine, Speaker of
the House Of Representatives. 4
=-tas THE CABINET.
Hamilton Fish. of New York, Secreta-
~ of State.
General BelknEp, Secretary Of War.
George M. Rebeson, of New Jersey,
Secretary of Navy.
George s. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts,
Secretary of Treasury.
Jacob J, Cox, of Ohio, Secretary elm
terror.
\. T. Akerman, of Georgia, Attorney
General.
). Al: Creswell, of Maryland, Post
mas er General.
Columbus Delano, of Ohio, Commits
sioner of Internal Revenues.
MINISTER'S TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 1
John j. Motley, of Massachusetts,, to
England.
E, B. Washburne, Of Illinois, to
France.
William S! Rosecranz, of Ohio, to
Mexico.
A. G. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, to Rus
sia.
George Bancroft, of Massachusetts, to.
Prussia. ....s4. !. I.
George p. Marsh, of Vermont, to Italy.
j. Ross Browne, of California, to CHI
1 ma.
/ F'ariel E. Siekles, of New York. to
Spain.
Henry NJ. Watts, of Pennsylvania, to
Austria.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Salmon p. Chase, of Ohio, Chief JUS
4 tice.
Nathan Clifford, of Maine, Associate
/ Justice,
Samuel Nelson, Of New York, Associ-
/ ate Justice.
r.. c. 'Grier. of Pennsylvania, Associ-
ate Justice.
David Davis, of Illinois, Associate
Justice.
Y. A. Swayne, Of Ohio, Associate JUS
tice.
Samuel E. Miller, of Iowa, Associate
Justice.
Stephen Field, ofCalifOrnia, Associate
Justice.
w. T. Sherman. of Ohio, General Com
handing.
P. Il. Sheridan, of Ohio, Lieutesant
General.
rSITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF
f. H. Durreil, of New Orleans, Judge.
} J. Morgan. of New Orleans, District
Attorney.
D. Urban. of New Orleans. Clerk.
S. B. Packard, Of New Orleans, Mar
: shall.
LOUISIANA STATE GOVERNMENT.
II. C. Warmoth, ofNew Orleans, G ov,
ernor.
|, Oscar J. Dunn, of New Orleans, Lieu
tenant Governor.
! Simeon Belden, Attorney General.
: George Z. Bovee, of 81. james parish
!. Secretary OF oIdte.
: Antoine Dubuclet, Yermiliion. Treas
Z urer.
!. James Graham, of New Orleans, Audi
Y tor
James Longstreet, of New 0rloan,
a Adjutaut General. ..
Hugh B. Campbell, Commissioner 9
9 Lands.
= SUPREME COURT OF LOUISIANA.
!. J.. T. Ludeling. of Ouschita, CHS
= Justice.
: w. w. Howe, of New Orleans, Assoc
2 ciate Justice. -ssr
1. r, &. Howell, of New Orleans, Assoc
d ate Justice. 81"
: : j. G. Taliafero, of Rapidss, Associai
u Justice.
Il w. ]. Wiley, of Orleans, Associat
Il Justice.
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Madam said an iil,tempered
physician to a lady patinet, eff
wcmen were admitted to paradise
their tongues would make it par
gasory.r "And if some doctors
were allowed to practice there"
relorted the lady, ''they would
make it a DESERT
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The Last Hours Of the Legis
nature.
4 FIT ENDING.

Any one sho, in days past, has
Ssen an observer of the dignified
proceedings Of the Legislature Of
Louisiana, who could have been
present last night during the clos
tug hours of that body, might
have imaginedfhat by some magic
Enfnence lie had been transported
10 the scene of some jolly carousal
on the borders Of Abyssinia or
Dahomey, and that by some acci.
dent few rowing white men had
nixedin with the crowd of natives,
sold them white mems clothes,
with the usual supply ef whisky;
and that the two colors, white and
black, with sprinkling of mulat-
70 cooks and scnllions, had mixed
In together and were having a
jolly good time OF it. Wbiee kb-
byists and black, yellow and mix
ed, filed the ai>ies aud all avaiIa-
BILE space, and crowded the re-
porrers' desks, so that to write a
serious description Of the affair
wasnext 10 impossible. Hot and
steaming poured the breaths of
these patronizing lobbyists, in
snaledorous pntfs, fFetu their alec
holic gorged threats, like blasts
from the pit Of Acheron.
The first thing we heard amid
She din, question relative to she
reorganization of the Spip Island
Canal Company came up, and the
scene Of riot and confusion that
ersuel, may lee supposed to have
been not unlike that which shook
the precincts of Pandenionium,
and set it in an uproar, what time
Sathnus and his head devils
-spcove Oh the Stygian Lake
aroused them from their stupor
and made hell more hideous b,
loud and angSy argument. Tn,
yelis ofthe differentm members botf
negroes and whites, claiming tn,
attention cfthe Speaker, arose a
times with the shriIiness of tn,
Indian warwhoop, and although
the Speakers gavel came dow
with the energy Of Thors ham
sner, the confusion continued pear
ly an hour. A dozen or nor
members would spring to thei
feet at one time.
The Speaker said: This Hous
reminds me Of what is said in til
Scriptures of the Children Of Ii
rael. They were, said lie, like
troop of wild asses colts, and b
would as soon attempt to contro
one as the other. He adinre
them to come to order, and sal
hs would not hear any Of ther
until order should be restored
Mr.. Marks, In the course of til
proceedings. moved to read til
Riot Act, aud twas only after a
order had been made to clear til
aisle of intruders, that any degre
OF decorunl prevailed.
The House then proceeded
business, and for a few minate
shere was comparative quiet. Blu
soon . discounted cdJai, which ha
been disappointed in certain pc
schemes, and wished to staye o
an other business, raised anothe
general row, and for space ofte
minutes there was such a howlin
and wild .uproar.as only the il
mates of Bedlam can ever know
A concert of wolves or the cate
wauling ofa troupe of angry mou
ers, would most aptly typify IL
scene.
One gentleman becoming mol
sreifed than scanned necessary. I'll
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A charitable Cincinnati man
keeps a pair of dogs chained at
his front dooer, so that poor peo-
Pile who stop to "get a bite can
be accommodated without taking
the trouble to go III the house.
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provision was carried. Sometimes
the noes were louder and more OBJ
streperous than the ayes; but
Carter knew a thing or two, and
always decided, "the ayes have it,
That was the way to do it, and the
only way under the circumstances.
The Speaker at one time re-
marked, ''the noise is so great I
can't hear" and with a pleasant
eqniroke, continued, u ana partial
lily deaf, and have but one ear, but
it would take forty ears to hear
al your motions. About half af-
ter ten o'clock many of the men,
bers, and Il goodly crowd of the
lobbyites, had punished their reg
ular quart of benzine, and .the
yelling became intensified.
Howls, whoops, screeches and
cat-calls swelled upon the agitated
air, as if a thousand devils had
been let loose and each We'd with
the other in keeping up the hide
oas chorus. The prolonged and
desStoag cries, or calls for the
yeas and nays, were absolutely
stunning. The thing ended in
riet-several negroes got into
: scuf1ie on the Speakers stand.
They .grasped one another with
that fraternal and awkward hug
, peculiar to the bear tribe, chairs
and tables were overturned, ink
stands rolled and ratified across
, the floor, aud tables and paper
| was strewn about the hall il most
, admired confusion.
In the midst of this a shrill,
> piping voice announced somewhere
, in the Scrilnmage that the Senate
had adjourned sine die, which an
) neuRcement was received with de-
! risive yells and cries of.You know
> how it is yourself,n"lIow are your
), poor feet,r "Bully boy with a glass
: eye etc.
Q The Senate, it was understood
b in the lobby, had fizzled out like
e a gorgeded anaconda surfeited
/ with a hearty meal, and now its
q members and attaches poured ia
h to tue House TO witness its death
n throes aud add to the confusion
!. which had taken the shape of a
r. DahOmian orgie, and only lacking
q the cooking man to make the
j. semblanee complete. 1t was eyi
dent that afire water" had gained
: the supremacy and now ruled til,
roast. 49, rs
As early as Z o'clock the mem
bers, white and black, could hav,
! been seen lodging out of the hall
!, in search Of refreshments but a
!, this witching hour the whisky be
/, gan to flow in delicate streamlets
: Anon it flowed in rivers, and thel
!, swelled In torrents, that confused
. the brain and made the tongu
: voluble.
- Members left their seats an,
- crow ded the aisles, and the mix
: ture of colors became so promiscu
GUS as to have puzzled the mos
n expert adapter of this character.
ii The noise increased with til
# flow of strong drinks, and a
d scores of voices rose each abov
:. the other, the din became hide
Ar GUS Babel, exceeding anythin
known in the heavens above o
= the earth beneath.
- The crowd boiled and seethe
n like potatoes in q pot, or as tn
= hell broth in the dance of witche
: as described in Macbeth
Double, double, toll and trouble,
s. Fire burn and caul,iron bubble
ne Not Hecate and her skinny a
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Ira is the most peculiar-shaped
town, not only in Vermont, but
In the United States, if not in the
world ; running from point to
about two miles wide, and isabout
fourteen miles in length.
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a lady prepounded to rs the
following conundrum: "What
kind of potatoes are most popular
sDiong the ladies n and Mortified
us with the answer, "palpi-tators'
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Among the curiositieS of tomb.
stones is the following to be seen
at Burlington, Massachusetts:
Here lies the body Of Mary Ann
IowdeF; -.
She burst while drinking seidlitz
powder.
Called from this world to her earthly
rest;
She shoold have waited 'tillit sfftr
Sesced."
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Mrs. Burnside, OF Michigan, rub
bed her byo's head with kerosene.
Tie treacherous fluid took ERE, the
boy lost his hair, aud Mrs. b lost
her heir. = y
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a. man of witonce asked peas
art what part he played in the
great drama of life. II mind my
own business was the reply.
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coming down on in the long list
of officials until it seemed prob
lematical where he would wind Up
but \ vigorous amen, reaching
above the drunken Pandemonium
finally brought it to an untimely
close. Brother Hunsacker now
mounted the desk and proposed,
with violent gesticulations, that
all. join hands and sing the Dox-
ology, the same which had been
80 ably warbled by Lieutenant
Governor Dunn at the opening of
the first black and tan Legislature
which ever sat in Louisiana, and
whicl had been kindly furnished
for the occasion by the New Or
leans Times, paper ever first in
fighting nobly and boldly the
cause of himself and friends-the
carpGt-baggers. Acting upon the
Suggestions, they Joined hands, as
well as their convivial condieion
wonld allow, and the last stroke
of eleven sounded to the strains
of the following doxology, given
in stentolian tones, more remark
able for vigor than music:
THE DoxoLoGY.
From old vcrmont'sgreen mount aims,
And from Nantucket's strand,
| From Lake Ontarios fountains,
And lIurOn's golden sand;
From old Wisconsin river,
And from Iowa's plains,
We are coming TO hetiycr
This State 10 negro chaiLs!
We love the spicy breezes
That blow IRON Afric's sifero, =
4 scent that su well pleascs-
| Who would not thirst for more
! Thick lips and coal black faces,
| We'll tIke these dusky races
| And mingle with our own.
Should we, whose souls are lighted
With wisdom from on high,
VI AIT sill TO be invited
Before we hither hiel
| When oihces are wal ing
And plnuder is 10 reap
Rot at the present stating,
While carpet-bags are cheap.
AT it's conclusion, the thIong
disintegrated, pouring out into
the street, a motley yelling mass,
redolent of the fumes OF gin, to.
baceo, aud Boquet fAfrique. A
lame niger then stumped around
the empty halls, putting out tht
lights. A yellow cur slog, that
during the din had quietly slept il
a corner, ran yelping down tht
stairway. A predatory tom ca
on lie roof set up a dismal cater
wanl, and as it died away shud
dering on the midnight air, tn
last faint trace of the Legislature
: of III vanished into a fHted Oh
liyiou. Pah!-[N. o. Times, 4H
Among the curiositieS of tomt
stones is the following to be see
3 at Burlington, Massachusetts:
, Here lies the body of Mary An
IowdeF;
She burst while drinking q seidlit
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS

which they offer to the trade at as Low.
PRICES as they esD be. obtiIined outside Oh
New Orleans y.nb
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TELEGRAMS.

Winnie Re8m's Lincoln will be un.
covered on Wednesday.
Our naval officers think our Minis
ter to Portugal a good fellow.
Hamburg and Bremen fired salutes
in honor Of the new Emperor Of Ger
many.
Italy is ready to mediate for peace,
and viii do so when the other powers
say ''go it,"
The Congressional investigation into
Southern Outrages commences to-day.
Another farce.
Captain Hall, who loves whales
blubber so much, will leave for the
North pole in May.
A commission is to be named by
Congress to determine claims for dam
ages to American commerce by Con-
federate privateers.
Mr.. Palmer introduced a bill in the
House yesterday, to reduce the rates
Of correspondence by telegraph, and
connect the telegraph with the postal
service. The bill Incorporates Gard
ner g. Hubbard and others as a Postal
Telegraph Company, for the perform
ance Of postal telegraph service, I'M
der contract with the Postmaster Gem
eral.
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Wednesday,, February /. 1871.

Within legal hours, all the right, title and
interest OF O. 8, Severson in and to the fOl-
lowing described property, to- wit: A certain
lot or parcel Of ground, being and lying in
Lhat part OF the city OF Memphis known IS
south Memphis, and bounded as fnlloWs-be-
ginning sc the southeast corner OF q lot for
merry owned by Van Pelt, on Causey street,
IN SAID city thence southwark y with the
east line Of Causey street, 80 feet to Ste ke
tnence eastWardly and parallel with Van
felts line - feet to q stake 100 feet from Her
nando street, thence nOrthWardly, parallel
with herdando street, 40 feet to Van Pelt's
southeast corner thence with Van Pelt's
line WestWardlY 20 the beginning, II being
part OF lot No. 8, in block As, as designated tn
Lhe plan OF South Memphis, which was
Vance, as per deed of said Vance 10 said
Merrill, datef November 23, 1855, and regis
tered In the Registers Office Of shelby IN.
", Tennessee, book 80, part i, pages if7 and
l4s, on the Sth day Of August, l859.
Terms Of saie-oash
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
Wilson Beard atfornevs
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NOtiCB to Tax Payers.
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS
CONTROLLERS OFFICE

TyO1PTROLLER'S OFFICE.
\ NASHVILLE, DeCeu1 p Do 1870.
e. From us date no credits " ID be &. On
to tax collectors IOr Iaut -als uu-I pro.
zati5f sCt0r1iy made establlEnHs the f1G rEae
the delinquent bas 10 personal poo ~
from which taxes can be- col eGJed. Tla
practice Of selling real estate for taxes, 20 s
cost TO the state, when personal pro- H-E-
C Z be sold, was mover c0u-e1rp et-.I o. 7 f..
he shOwn from the following extracts Trlu
rECrIOs 81. The collector. upon receiving
the tax Ilst shall imm-lIzralv by ui -erLlse-
ment az four OF the most pub lc se5- ll
each civil distriCI, Give twenty -ys notice %.
the place snd time wueu and where be ElL
attend nd receive taxes
SEC. COS II any person within said Fi-trf-=
fan 70 attend or otherwise pay hIar E-s 20
or before the day app1lDtrl. che e. or
shall levy the same py cistraiuinE a-1 =-l--
ing the Delinquent goods and eh zLi is Civ
ing at least twenty DAYS u1-te- OF such -aIe
by advertisam nt at four or .Lr most EU1-lG
places in the district
sEC. t09. gucu sale shall Be ay pubic e-c-
ton, and no more prOperta shall be 81 H'c -E aG
IS sufficient 90 pay the taxes, cC-l aul
shall be returned 70 The owner OF r-e prop
erty.
SIC. eIa Ifthe collector have cause 90 6s1-
that any person cha gEl with taxes la al -l -H
to remove from the county vi tlUuL q .rLlE
his taxes. he may. at any time levy such
taxes with costs and charges by distress ana
sale.
SIC. SIT. And If such person hes removed
into any other county, a distress war all
may De lrSueu EF Lla C0Ll-llllr 81 ---l--
or By the clerk, if the CJllec Or'5 term o ser
vice has eZpired-tO the sheriff OF the county
10 which the party has so removed, Lor the
collection Of tie taxes due rom him.
EDsR. PENEEBAEER,
Comptroller. etc.
81 II VIII be seen frOm the above iusLrug-
ttOns 70 me, that am compel ed % issue disc
tress warrants for collections OF taxes before
selling real estate Therefore, notice Isl
hereby given. that iuEsmuCh as Z VIII have
to lake Judgment Of condemnation at this
term Of the court, that I ca mot grant longer
indulgence, and payments must be maize
Immediately, va. MCLEAN.
tal9 Tax Collector Shelby COUNT
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The irish ExlIss.

NEW YORK, January 23.-The Irish
exiles visited the Grand Opera House
last night, by special invitation, 10
hear some music; they went, but dis
covering at an early hour in the even
ing that the Invitation was merely q
stroke Of policy % win them over to
one side as against the other. they
withdrew. A banquet had been pre-
pared, with covers laid for about
thirty persons, Of which il was in
tended the sxiles should paFtake. but
this, also, was firmly declined by
O'DonOyan Bossa and the rest.
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proclamation of King William as the

| proclamation of King William as the
Emperor Of Germany.
News from Paris to the 18th inst,
reports Jules Favre as quite i'll.
The killed and wounded, victims oi
! the bOmbardment, number thirty
nine children, fOrty-nine women and
! seventy-tWO men.
/ M. Favre held a consultation with
| the Mayor of Paris, as to the prOpri-
ETY. of his proposed trip to London,
but opinions differed so widely that
no decision in the matter was arrived
at
COMMANDMENT OF LONGWY.
LONDON, January p, 5 p.m.-The
establishment of Belgian court at
IamOe is being discussed at Brussels.
The bOmbardment of LOngWy IS
vigorously continued and the town is
on fire.
The Prussians imposed a requisi-
ton Of forty thousand francs upon the
people of NvelOt, near Havre, as
punishment for the sympathy dis
played By them for the French.
Goose, Mayor of the town Of Boil
bic, has been taken as a hostage by
the Prussians.
ALL QUIET ALONG THE SEINE.
VERSAILLES, January 20, pm,
via London, January y, p.m.-All
is quiet this afternoon. Troops on
both sides remain in their positions.
The Prussian loss in the recent sOrtie
was 400, while that Of the French was
so heavy that they have asked for an
armistice Of fOrty-eight hours, for the
purpose Of removing their wounded
and burying their dead.
THE EMPEROR OF GERMANY To THE
EMPRESS.
LONDON. January %. Emperor
William tplegraphs the Empress,
under date Versailles Dist:
Yesterday the enemy entirely
withdrew into Paris. Fifteen officers
and two hundred and fifty men were
captured at st. Cloud. The number
Of wounded and prisoners captured
at Quentin were nine thousand, be-
sides two thousand wounded, which
were taken in town. The total loss Of
the French were fifteen thousand
men. The enemy withdrew to Valen-
ciennes and DOuai. We have again
occupied Cambria. The lombard
ment Of Paris is uninterrupted for
the last few days. A fire has been
opened on st. Denis"
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Rnn-Rasldanf Rntlcs.

No. 16I.-In the second Chancery Court o.
Shelby county, Tenne5see.-HarrteJ r
GOodwyn, by next friend, John b. LeeCh VS.
william A. GOOdwyn ct al.
IT appearing from Dlil, which is sworn to
i in this cause, hat the CefendaPts, McGav
ock GOODWIN, Grace GOodwyn II, Mary Lizzie
ram GOODWIN, are residents of New Orleans
Louisiana, and uUn-residenls Of the state o.
Tennessee:
appearance herein, at the court house or the
Second Chancery Court OF shelby county, IN
the ciCy Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
nrst Monday in March, 1871, aud plead, an
swer or dGmur 70 mplainsnts bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
ana set for hearing eXparte; and that copy
OF this order be published once week, IOi
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal, This January q, 1871.
A eOpy-atte5J.
n. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE MALLERY, Deputy Z. and NJ.
Estes q ia ksOn, Soils. for complt. JAZZ