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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

1he Peace IN Eurcpe.-A grand mass
meeting OF all our German and French fellow
citizens will be held to night at o'clock. at
Sehott's Monticello Hall. Broad street, to con-
cert measures for celebrating, in an appro-
pirate manner, the peace just concluded in
peace in the interest of any particular nation.
ality, but of mankind generally.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

There will be some effort made here
during the ensuing summer to raise a uni.
formed regiment of volunteers. Whenever
such an organization comes into existence, W
may look for the due celebration of the 22d of
February and 4th of July, as of cd.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

The trees on the Capitol Square begin to
show signs of budding. 1t is too cold vet for
the birds to begin their choral harmonies. In
fact, the only birds yet seen in the trees, are
the few English sparrows for which houses
were built for winter refuge.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

On Wednesday night last the wood
house of Mr.. l.. A. Whiting, residing on
Church Hill, was broken into and large
quantity of wood stolen therefrom.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

II March is anywise favorable, and the
grasss'plots on the Capitol Square are allowed
half chance, they will soon put a carpet Of
living green on the surface of that popular en-
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

The Skating Rink.-The Assembly rooms
Eighth street, bid fair to be crowded to their
utmost capacity tonight, il being the occasion
ofthe second fancy dress carnival on skates.
The first one, given several weeks since, was
numerously attended, all enjoying themselves
hugely. AT that time the managers Of the AS.
sembly rooms were unanimously requested to
repeat the carnival. and it is in accordance
with that request that the entertainment will
be given tonight. At the first carnival a great
variety of new dresses, many of unique design
and get.up, were paraded on the floors to the
great delight of all present.
Tonight, we are assured that the displav in
this respect will far exceed that of the former
occasion. Many who participated then have
taken so much interest in the matter as to en-
poy their time since in getting up dresses that
cannot be excelIed. There will appear to-
night in costume about three hundred ladies
and gentlemen, and twice that number of
spectators. The brilliant light, the admirable
music, and the gliding skatists, will go far to
make pageant pleasant to look upon and
remember in after years. The Skating Rink
and the healthful exercise obtained there have
not lost their hold on the public regard; on the
contrary increases daily
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03
LIVERY STABLES.


+ IyERY, SALE,
HACK AND BXCHANGE STABLEs.
No. ZIG Main sireet, bstween Seventh and Eighth
de 2i-ts WM. II. LEDLEY
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Board Of Hangers for the Nev Pyhsian
Board of Managers Of the new Pythian Hall
and will remain in office twelve months from
date: i'-'
l.. 8 Edwards. - =" D1's'
j. D. Crump
:, virginia ,, Lodge--Wm. II. Wade d. MittsldoI fer
Powell Hill. " 4i i'Ao' w.
Inc Board will meet tonight in the library
organization.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

Pocket Picked "A colored man by the
name Of Warner Lindsey had his pocket picked
OF a valuable watch this morning, while stand
ing IN Cook Laughtons auction. house.
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NITAN ED-EMPLoYMENT by a Gentleman
w who has been deputy clerk in one of the
largest counties in the State for twenty years.
Would prefera similar position Address "CLERK,'
at this office fe 25-1w
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1he alarm of fire about 12l o'clock to-
day was caused by the burning of chimney
IN Rockets. The alarm was given from
box IL.
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BILLIARD TEMPLE.
DENTIsTRY.

Z
rE,AYLOR BROTHERS, DENTISTS, 1l12 MAIN
l. STREET, lover Tribbetts confectionery extract
teeth without pain insert teeth as low as Sl5 and
don't charge for extracting Sensitive teeth filled
without pain. Any tooth filed with gold and war
rauted for life, at
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
1l12 Main street, Richmond, Va.
N. B--Instruetions in any branch of dentistry CIV
en- to the profession on reasonable terms.
jyT-tf
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

Brtefs,-Wm. c. Howard, of Norfolk
was received at the penitentiary today. for
two years for forgery.
james Mcdonald, Esq.,. Secretary of the
Commonwealth, is now in Washington ON
public business
1t has been damp to day overhead and under
loot, owing to an April shower in March.
New York. ~
Lent is so vigorously observed in some parts
OF the country that the ladies betake them
selves to black, many refusing to wear any
ornaments on their bonnets or necks.
The Police Justice during February imposed
hnes amounting to STAT, of which $l46 were
collected. 49,
Thlrty-seven marriage licenses were issued
ny the clerk of the Chancery court, twelve of
them being for colored couples, in February,
me trial OF ex-Mayor Chahoon commences
on Monday.
One hundred and sixty eight deeds were re-
February. s
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

Tile Berger Family. Theatre was
again crowded last night with the largest and
most fashionable audience that has ever assem-.
sled in this city for many years past. The
programme was very fine one, and was car
ried out to the letter. The violin solo by Miss
Anna Berger deserves special mention. The
graceful and artistic manner in which this
charming young lady wields the vic lin bow, is
astonishing. She executed the most difficult
pieces with the taste and skill of an old profess
sor. The "cornet duet by Miss Anna Berger
and Mr.. J. Ii. Gardner, Introducing the popu-
lar air of "Yon'll Remember Me-" was the
gem of the evening. We can safely say that
Miss Anna Berger is the finest and most tai
ented cornet-player in America. The per-
formances on the bells, by the six Berger chill
dren, were fine indeed.
Mr.. Fred Berger can rest assured that he has
no superior in manipulating the tells. The
singing was excellent and deservedly encored.
Miss Stanley's soprano voice is very sweet and
the schooling admirable. Mr.. Lavake has
good baritone voice which he manages to con-
troll with perfect ease.
A great feature of the entertainment is Mr..
RusselPs comicalites. He is an artistic of the
highest order, and we hope to see the theatre
crowded tonight on the occasion of his bene-
fit.
In conclusion we will say, "Long live the
Berger Family" and those who comprise this
most excellent company.
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ne regular dsSeihplles viii take place MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS at /
o'clock, and TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sATUR.
DAY NIGHTS at O'Clock.
PRICE OF ADMISSION to them, with the use Of
skatesis 80 cents for single tciket So per Dozen
Children, under IL years of age, 25 cents.
charged 25 cents.
State and City Rights for SALE Address, or apply
to, DRANE & GLOVER
NH 1-f Richmond
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SHIPPING,

NOR NEW YORK. ~~
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and <SSM 1rsfA
PACKET C0MPANY'S elegant steam r,sss.'
ship WAI. p. CLYDE Captain JOHN H. PARKER, will
leave her wharf at Rockets on FRIDAY, March
Sd, att 2. NJ Freight received up to the hour of
sailing
This elegant steamship has fine cabin accommoda-
tions.
W
Round trip tickets good until used, only....l5 90
For freight or passage apply to
DAVID j. BURR. President.
NH 1-3t No. 1914 Main street.
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BOARD.


T'Wo ELEaANT ROOMS TO RENT,
and day boarders wanted at Tss Main street.
fe 27-l0t
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The Sriss Bell Ringers Matinee.
morrow afternoon, the Berger family will give
grand family matinee al the Theatre. com
mencing at haIfpast o'clock. These matt.
nees are great feature with the Bergers, and
are everywhere attended by immense crowds
OF ladies and children. In Louisville they gave
maunee to an audience numbering two thou.
sand seven hundred persons, fully four. .6fths Of
whom were OF the fairer sex. Three weeks ago
IN Baltimore, they gave matinee at Concordia
Opera House to the largest audience ever CEN
gregated within that spacious building. The
programme tomorrow afternoon will embrace
all the choice specialities of this talented fami
ly, and if the weather is favorable we look Ia
see such an array of beauty and fashion path
cred within the walls of the theatre as has not
been seen there for many long day. The reg
ular matinee prices will be maintained, which
VIII enable every one 10 send their children
TO hear the sweet music of the Bell Ringers.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

a Site for the Mew neutrality-suspicious.
the pet schemes at present before the Senate
and House of Delegates, none assume more i'm
portance to the citizens of this vicinity, espe-
cialy, as well as to the State at large, than the
removal of the State penitentiary from its pre-
sent location. The city taxpayers should at
once see the necessity which calls for some
action in this matter Immediately, as the pre-
sent location, covering about six acres of
land, consists of one of the most eligible
building sites in the city. and which would,
at the lowest estimate, furnish taxable pro.
perty in less than two years from the time it
was put up for sale, to the amount of SlOO, 900,
to say nothing of the income to the city from
the consumption ofgas and water.
Bellona has been suggested as a desirable
place, and as one having all the reauiremt nts
necessary, viz: Buildings and building ma
terial nearly sufficient for new prison clay
for brick making in any amount; close prox-
unity to the granite quarries of the canal and
river; easy of access to the city, via the canal
cheapness in the transportation, via same
route; desirable and extensive coal fields
which can be made an immense source of
revenue to the State, and which can be worked
by the convicts who are not skilled laborers.
and many other advantages too numerous to
be spoken of in detail.
We are not welded TO this locality more
than to any other, but can see its desirableness
In all the respects referred to.
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LOCAL NEWS.
st. Patrick's Day.
THE HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT socrETY-PERMA-
NENT ORGANIZATION.

A meeting of the Hibernian Society was
held last night at the City Hall. A NJ. Kelley,
Esq, was called to the chair, and MIR. Thomas
o'Farrell acted as secretary.
Mr.. Kelley upon taking the chair, in few
remarks, explained the objects of the society,
after which he called upon all who were pres
ent ana not members of the society to come
forward and enroll themselves. In answer to
this call quite number of those present pro.
ceeded to pay their initiation fee and sign the
constitution.
Mr.. Dooley then offered the following reso-
luton which was adopted
Resolved, That committee of five from each w,rd
pc appointed by the chair whose duty it shall be to
organize IN their respective wards all who desire to
JON In the procession st. Patrck's Day That the
said committees shall appoint officers for their re
spectlye ward organzations and that the five
nittees Jointly shall elect the general officers of the
procession and make the general arrangements ne.
cessary for the parade.
The chair appointed the following
., Madison Ward-James Fl. Doolsy P Fernes sy, P.
L. moore, n j. Reilly ard John Mahoner.
Monroe Ward-Willar, Eneiilh Joh Ahern Jas
RANKIN, John Doherty and JOS. l.. Whitaker.
Clay Ward.Wm Rankin, Thon's Brown, P. Nc.
eoyern, VIM; Kelly and +. P Brannan.
Jefferson Ward--T. W. MacMahon John M rJio
gins, John K: Mallory and P. +. Boyle
Marshall Ward-James Hayes, Robert Kerse. Danu
Higgins, and Timothy McNemara.
resolution was adopted inviting any other
organization in the city, in sympathy with this
society, who may desire to unite in the cele-
bration of st. Patrick's Day, to appoint conn
mittees to meet with the above committee to
perfect the necessary arrangements for the pa
rade.
On motion of Mr.. Rooney, committee of
three from each ward was appointed t, make
nominations for permanent officers of the or
ganization.
Ine committee was appointed and retired,
and in short time returned, when Mr.. Ahern.
the chairman, presented the names of the fol. |
lowing gentlemen, all of whom were unsni. |
mously elected:
President, General P. 7. Moore: First Vice. |
PRESIDENT, Hon. A. N. Kelley; Second Vice.
IL PRESIDENT, Captain VIM. English; Secretary, |
Thomas OFarrell; Treasurer James HAYES.
The election of board of directors was, by |
recommendation of the committee, postponed |
until another meeting.
The general committee on arrangements will |
meet at the office of Mr.. Dooley, on Tuesday |
evening, at o'clock.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to the
call of the President.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

Medical College Of Tirginio The Chem
zeal Hall of this institution ives crowded last
night oy interested spectators, ladies and gen.
tlemen, on the occasion of the annual com
mencement exercises. good band of music
ADDED much to the interest of the occasion.
The most interesting feature of the exercises
was the valedictory address to the graduating
o,ass G by DR.; L. s. Joynes, late Dean OF the
faealty, which was replete with medical lore
ana full OF valuable suggestions and advice to
the newly made doctors. We publish again
the list OF the students in the graduating class
J. A. Brown, Chesterfield, Va.
Z. A. Bryce, Hanover county, Va,
J. G. Deaton, Richmond, Va.
5. ". Dickinson, Louisa county, Va.
II. Il. Levy, Richmond, Va.
J.. b: Parr, Allegheny county, Va.
". ). Strother Culpeper G. H., Va.
Z. Z. Wayt, Richmond, Va.
K. q. Wharton, Richmond, Va.
VIM. Whitten, Allegheny county, Va.
= A pleasant incident in connection with the
apoye was the public presentation to DR.. Ii. II.
OF splendid case of surgical instruments for
his proficiency as student.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-03

Police Court.--The following cases were
disposed of by Police Justice White tbi,
morning:
Charles Sykes, colorcd, for cutting Simor
Finney with intent to kill, was set back unit
tomorrow to which time the case was con.
| tinued. :
Booker Warwick, colored, for threatening
to take the life of Jennie Hardgrove, was dis.
charged on payment of costs.
Jennie Hardgrove, colored, for trespassing
on the premises of Booker Warwick, failed 10
put in an appearance.
John IA. johnson, Sandy Hagan, Noah
Coleman and Jim Hill, all colored, were
charged with breaking into the warehouse OF
a. ). Lee and stealing and carrying away
about 1000 pounds of pig iron. Case con-
tinued until Monday next.
Edmolia Newton, colored, charged with
aiding friend to escape from the police, was
discharged.
Lizzie Griffin, for being drunk and Great
ing disturbance in the Academy of Music.
was required to give security for her appear
anee tomorrow, to which time the case was
continued. ""'
Dolly Lumsden, colored, for beating Isabella
Jones, and Isabella Jones for assaulting Dolly
Lumsden. From the evidence it appears that
tnere was little Misunderstanding which re-
suited In the passing of few fre.shovels and
water-pitchers, and was only ended by the in
reference of the police. Both parties were
fined $40. "'''
Samuel johnson, colored, CHARGED with
stealing chicken and being a vagrapt. was
sent to Jail, in which place he has spent The
best portion of his life.
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AmUsEMENTs. A
A ASSEMBLY HALL.
A GRAND FANCY
DRESS CARNIVAL ON
SIX ATES

Will take place at Assem-
bly, Hall Skating Rink)
FRIDAY NIGHT, March
Sd.
Admission on that oc-
casion so cents, or two
package tickets.
The regular assemblies
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J. A. GARRETT
fe 27--10t
'INHE SOUTHERN ASsOCIATIoN-RAFFLE
IL for the Benefit of the Widows aud Orphans of
the Southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No. 2O3. EVENING MAE. Q
q, "a, II, 10, 40, 60, l6. 80, S. "a, 60, rs, S,
DISTRIBUTION No. 20i. MORNING MAR. 3.
sS, ~ TO- As, es, 4, %, 81, 10, "a A. "A, 80, a.
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 81 day
of March, 1871. =
SIMMONS 4 co, O. O, ToMpKINs
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be purchased
from Capt. w. l. DABNGY, at tho Branch Office M
), Eleventh street. door from Main
PRIME NEW ORLEANS
MoLAssEs,
For sale by
J. MCCARTHY,
Jas-u Fifth and Marshall ct eets,
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JACKSON, MISS.
RsformatloH Of Railway Msaaa HsHt 10
MlsslssippI--.Lst Memphis Rejoice
A Buel that Dldh't Come on.

Special to Memphis APPEAL
JACKSON, Miss, January 1910
day the Senate passed a bill Iegallzing
militia and census returns as enrolled
by the assessors.
In the House, an important bill was
introduced repeating that section Of
the revinUe code imposing fines and
imprisonment for the non-psyment Of
taxes.
LET MEMPHIS REJOICE.
The most important bill introduced
this session, and one that will most
delight the people Of Eastern Missis-
sippi, cOmpels the equalization Of
freight charges, over equal distances,
in all directions, on the railways OF
this State. This bill, when enacted,
viii enable the people along the Mis-
sissippi Central and Mobile and Ohio
roads, to select their own preferred
markets, and railroad rings can no
more force a farmer to send his cotton
or buy bis supplies wherever a rail-
road ring would drive him.
The compromise levee bill passed.
A-LITTLE ROW.
Webber, the web-footed Pilot of the
Radical party, has denounced the re-
dOubtabIe FraRtz, Of the Brandon Re-
publican, as a liar and blackguard.
Frantz' friends vera here yesterday
trying to arrange for a hostile meet
ing. They were quite unsuccessful.
Our new constitution is rather rough
on duelists, and if one have no
moral, there may be constitutional
scruples, and a man in this State may
be "constitutiOnally" a
The duel couldn't be fixed
up. Frantz came over to-day from
Brandon and frantzically prone
naded the streets, brandoning Webber
with epithets, and brandishing q
double-barreled shot gun. Frantz
was arrested and compelled to give
bond for 5000 TO keep quiet. Web
Der was also gobbled and put under
the same pressure, and everything is
France and Webber were
both crazy to fight.
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upon the skirt. The bows Of velvet
upon the basque were placed in
frJnt, at the back, and upon
Jne hips. The body was open with
regas; the sleeves were finished with
a fiOuncing, the deepest part of which
extended up the back, where 1t was
completed by bow Of velvet. This
square tunic design was repeated in
striped silk, lilac and white, to be
worn over a lilac silk skirt, trimmed
with narrow hOunces of the same,
bound with the same. The difference
was, that bands of lilac silk were used
instead OF velvet, and lilac silk rsUers.
There is real anxiety in some cir
cles in regard to gloves. The Alex
dre kid gloves can be obtained in all
shades of all cOlOr5, in one button, and
to the zone button" it is the opinion
of high authority, ladies viii be OBJ
liged TO come. "Of course it will be
tough, nam" 1--WE quOte) "but I am
really afraid they viii have to do it,
for other gloves offer no variety in
color, or shade, and really are not
worth a snap"
JENNIE JUNE,
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a good order demand at 75<gll0IIkc. sweet
picked hams. l25<c. Bacon Jobbing at lgagizg
lz%c. Lard quiet, ll7ac. Cuoice hoRa LIN ~
SlSl 81, mostly 81 %. Cattle steady y 50gs ~.
LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsYfLLE, January 33.-Bagging quiet
and heavy; nemp and fax held at HGzoc
Cotton hrm middliugs held al l45Ee Flour
nrm and higher; eX-family, S. ID. Grain Ia
fhr demand and nrm. Groceries hrm.
Prime New Orleans molasses. Csc. Hay In
good demand choice, so delivered. Pro-
visions strong; holders very drm, and de-
maud good sales 10000 IDS clear RIB bulk
meats loose at 105<c February delivery. Mess
pork, So. Bacon, Bf(GlI5<0l23<c: bulk 85<0
IO5<9llc. Lard, l2Zc. WHISKY. s9c. Tobacco
active; sales 50 hhds at 55@ll IS for common
iugs 20 medium leaf
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 30--Cott0a ls dull; /;
low middltugE, BIC. Bulk meats, higher;
SIC. Packed bacon shoulders, lOei sides, l55zci
hams, l4ci sugar-cured hams, 1910. Lard
I3I6c. Corn, B5e. Oats, SOC. Flour, 81 50g7.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January sc. Wheat scarcs and
firm ohio and Indiana, 81 seal 20 Corn
scarce and drrn; white, soc; yellow, S0982c.
Oats, 541156c. Rye, 9O0Bjg Mess pork nrner,
9Z3. Bacon scarce and drm; shoulders l0kg
l054c; sides, l15z9l25<c; hams, l6gldc- Lard,
lSc. whisky, S5995c.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, January S0.-Cotton weak;
good ordinary, BE net recei pts, 200l bales !,
sales 0OJ bales Stock, UUi$53 D&lea-
SAVANNAH.
SAvANEAH, January 30.-CottOu quiet and
drn; mfGdliEgs, l7sci net receipts, 75t3
bales; exports tss Great Britain. 9dla bales
cOasJwise 29i7; sales, Ia bales; stock, Az.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsTON, January 30..-Cottou firm;
mtddlings, I5c; net receipts, 1897 exports to
spar q, 7Sz; eOastWise, lz77 sales, 800; stock,
Il, ,l72 bales.
MOBILE.
NOBLE, January 80.-COtton easy; mid
dlings, l45&Gl454c; net receipts, 5056 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 2538- coGstWise, 2l8 /;
sales, 5000; STOCK, SO 9T4.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, January 80; 4.50 p.m.-C0nsols 9z5k
992h. Z. s. bonds quiet; coupons of 382, 905s
do. Old G5s, 9Jsz; do 575, So; do. lU-fs 895z.
sugar 35s a.
LIVERPOOL, January 90. E10 pm.-Cott0n
quieJi middhng uplands, s1sd; Orleans, sgd
sales 1900 bales, including 800 FOR specula-
riOn and export. Breadstufis frmer. Jalifor-
MIA wheat, Is ID, New corn, 38s.
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NoN-REslnENT H0TIcE

No. Isl, n. R. Din the Second ChanosIy
Court of shelby county, Teu 6Eaee. I1In
N Ford, Jesse smith and I0nn u. da1 tnols
emsW, arm of J. ~. Ford s. Co. vs. G.. N.
Case ir., e. ". Brooks aud g. N. Case
IT appearing from bill duly sworn 90 i1 this
a cause that the defendant, o. ~. Case, l8 "a
nOn-res1dent OF the state Of Tennessee AID a
citizen ana resident Of the state OF Connect
1cut and that an attachment issued rom this
court against the defendants above attaching
an the notes. accounts, chooses iu action ard
other assets Of the said defendants, and me
funds In the hands OF .. ", brOr Is, WlLch
has been returned, executed by attaching the
funds n the hsnds Of E. " Brooks, 20 secure
the COmplaiuauls their ds1ts amounting aa
stated In the bin, 20 be eZ3z ana interest,"
IL is therefore ordersd. Thar tue said q. n
Ofae make bis Appearance nsrelll az --la
court house OF the Second ChancsrT court "a
the city OF Memphis. Tenn, on or before LLla
drst Monday In March. 1871, and plead, an-
sYVar or demur 70 com piniuanfs' 1llL, or llla
same viii be taken for confessed as 20 nll1
and set for hearing eLparta5 and laa5 q e0ig
OF thig order be puDiishsd once q HeeAs lil
four successive weeks, in the AamplLl A'-
peal. This January Sd, l5Il.
A couy-attests
81. ID. L. STEW Art, CLERK and Master.
BY q. HELCHEH, Deputy y. au4 Pa,
Kortrecht q Craft. soils. for com pl - L---