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AN IEDIAHAPoLIs paper thus sums up the
divorce market. Brisk composition among the
lawyers has brought do wn the price or divorces
very low in this market. We quote: Common
separation, SIS; small aiimony, s95; large
alimony $50 TO 500. There are but few of the
latter in the market. General business good
and increasing.
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9syssn ..s . s: .asa
- NV IolI-IIEsT BoAnp. ;,
stock Reporl

~ B1-tcs', BTok-s' asd S-rr1s-r,sl 7slss-n,. .
kesh johnson 90. quote stocks md bcDds In
h,ns a1d iore,sn markets, a. f0llows
nEwIohn. March "a u SIS, ISL ,couron IL !;
s1t, ", couprn .ll1-s g 1's. e. COUPON iiI,f 4, :.
%'oonpon, liz 80 new, IS, coupon, llns. s > =.
", coupon, lhA. tGs, g., COUPON, iiOTs Id a. =.
coupon leo's Currency s., iis'. Asrtposs. g, x a
90 Rrsi d., Cantor; 81 Sgml,eTlssa, =, West.
Mail. cs; Boston wst-r Power, So Alan. nv.
sress ns; Wells fsEes a Cos kSpre.s. q.
Central and Hudson, ss'li do, SCRIP 81; Ere,
10. 90 Preterred. - arlen. llsas DO. prefsrrec
- Reading, Ne'ss Michigan Cenfral. =, Lsk =
s s ssd Michigan sCu;hsrn, ee'ti taion faclhc
hA.lrosd, - Illinois Central. iSf,s. Clevelaud
ano Pitshurg ll,S; Northwest, S43. do. preferrti
20. cleveland: Columbus. CfuctnnsN. sn1 Indian
SPohs, - New jersey Centrsl. loStf Rock lslsr q
u nhwAukis ~. Paul 81 de-, s-rierroS To-
~shssh ard Western. ts' Fort Wayne, q /.
alton Ierre haute.-. Hannibal aud ~ D.
M snd Alton, ia do pre- q. Ii6a: oltr
hhd mfsrssirpi Certificates. ~ Columbus c..
esso Indiana Cent, 2fAs; rcnues-.e state si1ss
g.a' e., Do new, Is =; Fugnia state sizes, ol'.
~. North Carolina siNes, old, 49,. 40. lev =
missouri slxes. slN; Csntr~i Pc. ~ R0rAs ~
Inion Pacific First Bonds, IS tod. IA. Mara
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AIEHHAPoLIs, MIMI, Msrch M.LFive ner-
SONS named j. X. Tucker. Nathaniel sotfoo
escaped from jail iass night, MeKinnsx
Bigley have been recapfured. H"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

ReeKLASp, AArIs. March IA premafur.
explosion While blasting lsgs YESTERDAY seriously
injured Joeaah =. Pahes and tvo bows som OF
sight. w. '"e''
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We Reject TO HEAR OF the continued lime !
OF our e. emed Fellow Cit. zen, VIM. 8. Hunt.
ington, Esq, who has been confined at home
for some days by a severe attack % inhamma-
tory rhe Jmatkun,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

lNTEEFAL REyRSUH--The receipts from Ii il
source to- day were $50, 1ol09.
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DIeeING for Ola monds in South Africa e.
becoming quite mania, and if the stories that
come rom tnat region be true, with some
degree CT justice. Some 5000 peopls are
encamped on the banks of the Vaal river, and
enc gem has been found there which Weighed
eighty- three and half csrats, and was sold for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

ST. LOUIS, March I.-Comnanv ID An
united States Infantry, has arrived here from
tne northern plains. The entire regiment,
wnlch ne been stationed at posts on andGDrtb
OF the Union Pacinc railroad for fbe nasf so,sr
YEAR,, 70 now snrouts for service in Kentacky
and Tennessee.
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=, NV foRk, HaIcn fL-The venerable Peter
cooper was thrown from his carriage in Liberty
street to-day, bat Fortunately was little injured
9AtPemhroks, Cape Cod, Asss, two ladies
- rs ss.s s,ss,sc 0sesssss OF the Poor
fripre0 0Rtternich uusf se AN e,are.,,e
seemceyuery agent She collected fer the
French Relief Fund, And is still EMPLOYED i'm
the charitable mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

TIE New York money market b without no
table feature. the supply offering being shun-
dsnt 20 meet the demand ~ four and fve per
cent on government and stock csllstsrai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-Lieut. Comma nder
John Schouler he's been ordered TO ordnance
duty at the Bosom navy yard. Lieut.. Com
mander s. Dana Greene has been detached
from the Pacific feet and ordered to the Naval
Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

The NORTH CAROLINA SKNAToRsHIP.-The
Wilmington IN. c. Journal now says that its
Information, thought Trustworthy, that ES-
Gov. Vance has resigned the Office OF United
States Senator, was incorrect, and that he h Is
hopes OF his ultimate admission to the seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

@The scientific expedition 1T the summi, n,
Mount Washington will remain until Nav,
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BATCHELOR,s HAIx nyE
LECTC RES.

LECTU RES.
META PHYSICAL LECTURE
w MRS. NJ g BROSN,
LINCOLN HALL, TONIGHT
LECTURE ON HtR METAPHYSICAL DIS
C0VERY
NIL be given by Mrs. NJ. q. BLOWN, Of View
nOhA, Al Lincoln Hall, on THIS Frid ayJ EVg
Ming, At 8 clock. Admission free
EkkE LECTURE ON kORNER
NJ ne tortn ara the war CRY are W Ak .ng round,
where - tie coward who lies the sound -
A IREE LECTURE ON Tue LIFE AND
hIIJNGs OF kURHER, the Young HFEO
AND POET. and Leader Of the Gerrap Studenf /,
against TIE FIRST bonaparte, whose tate resent Cd
thst q 50 many yoaDg Amsric ADS Wit b numero c |,
tsnsistiot from his Bstt'e Cdes and other Poems
WI! be delivered at saengerbnnd Hall date Trade
I'M n, corner OF sfh and 4 streets. opposite the
Post once. on SATURDAY EVENING, Margl
2 S%h; az IL O'Clock, by BIOHARD STUART
ENhNS. 1t.
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Tie Markets Io.Efay

BALTIMORE. March 2s-Cs,toa gEst Ls~ m,
es sIsse. hrn ana 1sutsd DE- S-aS Sc sl sr
i1siy ubcs, Sss' VIZ ss,Sti aud pic. ere
steady, szl 20. Bacon quiet. sbg nsdsrs. . rih 81
Mn f.sSr Tio' lIs' hams l7ar's. Lard steady,
sALTIsoEE, March 2.-yhsinis ,ixe.. old. G
skw Ioss March Il -SS Cow ~ asss yer, d.
Stooks much better, aud since the call prrtty ..
WNs. w sihis si1es. . a %. new. 6ys Nsrla q.
v'sS and dun. l02 Hrohsnge. long . -hort, II.
THE EekElsN NAREEr.
qHi.s: Bonds, e7., ~ IS cd. SIs.: ". So. 40 q.
FRiSfEoKr, ns nc srsH eo sssI ~
LIvERPoOL, March =, n 80 A. n -Cotton gui, q
iOdsy sfS a. ]. 81 SSs sss ss
week nA.e besn - ooS bales. export, II.CoO specui
os,pts q 'be week. Ts.oIe: An eriosn, s. ~. Ac.
LosIoS, MSrcs al NJ. m -cup.ol.. ,orm,,
g. Tor .eoOuni, sis Americas securities e.
~ MOpogrsms on pote paper are nov ma
lAeer than ever, beautifully elaborated IN
gold earmine, and ultra marine.
81 That woman was philosopher who, when
she lost her husband, Sid she had one great
consolstion-she knew where be Wa O. nigh,s
s%In order TO avoid the objections made 20
dancing by the churcbmen m Virginia de
folks there have taken 10 roller skating thrOagh
the may"
@"Whst sustained our revolutionary sires
during their struggle for liberty2" was whAf a
New canaan ped2gogue asked q boy, aud Vas
Astonish ed when the boy said, Their legs, sir .
- In the dressing room" NJ airy dear, sres g
you well; why don't yeu csme down-stairs? .
Ion, I've got one eyebrow blscker than the
other, and can't ind q pencil anywhere AMI
II won't wash on, and don't know what % do
al ALL"
- The present commander OF Seville ~ an
ofhcer who, in the year 1850, wa. ordered % bs
shot IN Madrid for conspiring against Qaeeu
Isabella, and who was rescued bva number OF
friends in the disguise OF monks, Just a. he vas
led out to the place OF execution.
SJean Loisesu lie the name OF the Partisan
who boasts OF having shot foTty-siN Prussian
sentinels with sn air gun during the siege OF
the capital, and who, in consequence OF this
exploit, received nearly five thousand votes at
the elections tor members Of the National A.
sembly.
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WHISTLES, GINS. E1c.-I am no,

WHISTLES, GINS, ETc.-I am now Offering st
reduced prices my celebrated brands Of BYE and
BOURBON, "Old Crow" "Bowen, )" ssCboice old
Rye "Robert.On," "Old Family Nectar mo
nongsbela, Pine Apple" The above brands have
been selected with great care, and certainly the
best on, red in city, ard figures that cannot
ial 10 suit all respec fully call attention 10 my
TOm GIN" bought by me at auction in Nv
YORK ans which can sell at 81 less per gallon tn On
the original price. q. 8AtTIkR,
Importer OF Wines Liauors etc
Aus Proprietor Of the Dele brated ~ 4 = ''O''
NATIVE WINE BITTEKS,
mhsu 13l1 Pennsy iv ania avenue,
IHUBsTONc IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER il the best article for cleansing aud
teeth. seld by sH druggists Price Is and 50 cents
JOUNEEs NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANERr
stores solled gloves equal to new Bold by all drug
glsts and fancy goods dealers Price, rs cents deS n
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.
A. Ih1s splendid b air Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does rot coutan
eId Dor any citatie poison 20 produce paralysis o.
seatn Avoid the yaunted aud delusys preparatio as
1ostlBg virtues they do not possess. The genu ne
a Bachelors air Dye has had hirfy year,
uhtsrnlshed reputation TO uphols its Integrity a.
the only perfect Hair Dye-BIack or Brown Sold
~ All Druggists. Applied at 10 Bond str eet n ew
Iork. fe5- IT
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CONFERENCE.-The Senate in executi We
session yesterday confirmed the following nomi-
n-t,ons: John W: Forney collector for the
port OF Philadelphia; and Richard Crowley
United States Attorney for the northern dis
trict of New York.
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DANCING AND THEATRES CoNpENNrp By
MkTHoDIsT PRKACHERs.-The convention OF
Methodist preachers in New York, on Monday
and theatres. Several Of the members eyadsd
the dfscuesion BY saying that those diversions dd
not exist among their people, and therefore
they were totally unacquainted with the su bjeet
called them Innocents Abroad" The meet
ing, however, Is q body, condemned both dan
cling and going to theatres. 1t was agreed that
mere could be but little spirituality in church
wnere there was taste tor those things. People
could not serve God in the theatre, and the
discipiine Of the church should be exercised 10
cure the disposition for such enjoyment One
home. got terrible scoring from his brothsr
elergymen for his frivolity.
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WAR DEPT, OYYICI CHrKp SIGNAL OFFICER
WAkuIHQrnN ID q March o. 10 On =. - ~

WAsHIHsToN, ID. G., March A-l0.3O q. M. I
SyDoPns for. the past "A hoxrs.-The central
low barometer over Lake Ontario Thursdsy
morning. moved rapidly to the northeast
into Canada Minor areas of low pressure
IN the Southern and Middle States have moved
with equal rapidity In the same direction az
conpanied by brisk winds and clouds bnt 10
rain. The pressure .is now lowest south OF
Maine and rapidly increases, as we proceed
westward 10 Il maximum in Kentucky aud " =
eensin. The barometer 10 stationsry or rising
in the Rocky Mountains and on toe Paci9c
coat, with clearing up ard partially CLOUDY
weather. Clear weather with rising barometer
and Diminishing humidity prevail from the
Gull and South Atlantic to the Lakes The
winds are gentle and fresh from the North and
Northwest.
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cloudy and clear
weather with fresh aud gentle winds win prob
ably prevail until SATURDAY morning over tie
entire country east or the Mississippi 2
No OTHER 6EEERAL MED AppIy-ft is
doubtful ~ present whether the people viii set
aRtde Grant 70 make any other General Presi-
dent, however pumerous the generals ambitious
to take his place.-Bsston Trdnscrtpt.
- Vinegar IL now made from beets.
IA Western man has Whitfield out q clock
WITH his j sck-knife. sft -
~The fashionable sun umbrellas are edged
with two-inch stripe o. bright coiorei satin.
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LIST OF NEW BOOKS
The Silent Partner. By EliZ Ahefh smart Plffrs.
Suthor VI GATES Agar sc. $50
heeinsld Archer. A Novel. ~ Annie N q s.
muller author Of kmily Chester, a.. 50
Topics of the Time. b. james Parton. e.
Cruel ss the Grave. By Mrs. Emma ID q n SCufi.-
worth. SIS
Three Proverb Stories by louisa N Alc0tt, al. L. T.
81 Little Women &c. IS cent?
The Science Of Money. Gold. legal tender. bills
eNchsng exports aud im ports, balance Of trade.
favorable or unfsyCrsble bslsBce ii exchange
SI7s.
Blue Jackets; or, The Adventure. of J Tbonp..,,
A b, among the Heat hen Chinee uArri-,i
novel. BY Edward Grey. slse
On Representative GovernBeat and peFsoD.l RI
resentstiOn ID Simon etoTue. SIS.
From f.1rteen 10 -Four scere b. Mrs 5. W. J.W-
CRoQUET SETS AND MAGIC HOOPS
VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED AND PRINTED
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THE BOARD OF MANAGERS Of the Nationa
Asylum for Disabled Volunteers, OF which Gen
Butler is president, met here to- day and en-,
barked on the steamer LADY OF the Lake hon n,
for Fortress Monroe, by invitation Of Gen. But
Ter, to visit the hospital and school for disable,
colored ooldeirs, at Hampton Roads. The part,
will return here Monday morning
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.

DHILP a sOLOMONs'
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
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TIE EDIsbURGH REVIEW,
TIRE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE wkSTMINSrER RkvIIw,
THE NORTH BRITIsH REVIEW.
Published Qusrteriy-Jsnuary, ApriLJuly oct,R,cr
AND
bLACkwOoDs EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
A fac-StnntIt AZ fht OTtEtaaiD Pablts.,a Hoa1.'y
Terms:
For any one Review -. 90 nar .npp,,
FOR any two Reviews -. = 90 -
For snY three Reviews. ........... I d 90
For all four Reviews. Is. -. Ia 90
For Blackwoods Magazine 4 90
For BlsckwOod snd one Review = 90
For Blackwood aud any two
btN1eNe -....-...--....-........-..-.l q 90
For BlsckwoOd and three Re
views ,.-.--.....-..........--. 10 90
For Black wood and the -four
Rev ................ ls 90 80
Single Numbers OF = Review. 81, Single kumb@rs
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cNb>thIFIIVNS hEIEINED BY
BLANCHAaD q MOHUN,
OORNEB PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE AND
mht IT lIrH sTREEr.
OUR GIRLs, by DIo LEwIs
" Opportunities. b. author of Vide " de World
LIE open Door, or, Llght and Liberty. Smith.
Westward by Rail. W. " Rae
Chips from Germsn Workshop srdis
Surnn History Of Greece Vol L.
The Descent Of Man. BY Darwin.
Ad Cierun, by the author IL Ecce Deus
The Two Efofbers sDd other PO-ns, by Rev a n .
Bickusteth.
For sslely VIM. BALBANTYNE
Uh4-n 40a 9TH ~ =. lOtelltgeDcer Euflfine
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PHILIP a sOLOMONs,

BOOKSELLERS ANB STATIONEhS.
nh20 sII PESNsYLYANIA AyESUr
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III. W. CLUsKY, chief editor of the Ledger, )
democratic paper Of Louisville, KY, publishe t
card day before yesterday, announcing tina
tor reasons SATISFACTORY to himself, he sever,
his connection with that paper. Mr.. CIuskey i,
welFknown IN this city. year or two befor.
the war he was Postmaster Of the House 81
Representatives ~
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COMPETITIVE ExAMINATIoNs-Hon, = =
Cox having the designation this year OF cade
TO both the military and naval academies O.
the United States, has addressed a communiea
ton TO that effect, to one of the trustees OF
PUBIC schools in New York, and il Is now pro
posed 70 open the matter to competition he
tween the scholars in the several schools of ~,
District, tie appointments to be awarded To n,
two boys best entitled thereto accOrdinglv !,
they may stand the required examination
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-30
Monday. Aprl 24th, 1871,

within legal hours, the following descrloe9
property, GO-Wlt: A certain parcel OF AahN
Situated, lying and being ll Jhe colnty ~
Shelby and State Of Tennessee, knowa ano
described as follows: Eelng IN the Guy o.
Memphis, and bounded Lhusly; besln-
ming at the point Of iuberBecJ on OF the West
side OF shelby street with the south slle on
Vance street.; running thence west Win Ihe
south side OF Vance street go ieeti thence
south parallel with shelby street eXSnsy-
ave 05j feet; hence east parallelWlJn vance
street two hundred feet, TO Sneipy sLreot5
thence north With Shelby street Ee~YenLy-nVe
t75) feet, to the beginning point &5 pSL SSeu
Ristered IN the Registers once OF salo couh-
", in book No. Of, page lS1.
Also, certain other properly slb0ateu ia
said county and 5tates and Ounu hs lg1-
Iows. 10 wit: Beginning at "a point on the
south side Of Linden street nlly-EWo t8sb Anl
i've inches east OF the southeast eOEneL y.
Intersection OF Linden and Shelby streets
r1uninR thence easbWardly Wlsn Llnusn
street siXty.fOur feet and lQur ~ ncues
thence s~outhwardly parailel WIN 5HSLDy
street seventy feet; thence W~estWafQly par
aIIeI with Linden street slZJy-LoHE Ieet Anl
fcur inches. to the east side OF Sneloy sLIsSL
thence uOrthWardly seEesly iSet PfI ~
VIM Shelby street, 70 the beginning point on
Tirden street, together with al Snd singular
me sppurtenances and mpr0Vemens LneIsl
TO pertaining, ndmeiudlng me Whoiso us
second messuage and J5nemenb on inc soHLL
side OF Linden street. counting lrSm SHSoy
street: % per deed from Jonu MtseNnsy ~
r. and G. Heekle. recorded IA Register VI
nee. UlUA W. W. E"HAHE-." - -
Also. certain other lots OF lana situatS LI
aid county and State, known anu descElDeu
as follows, to-Wit: Lots NOS. z 'anuS ., ol -
M Whites subdivision OF mis- one hunureo
/ and dty-dve acre tract, s1~tuatedon Lh9 Aeui,
| mis- and Germantown plank road, ana aooul
ave rom Memphis, containing resptc
lively, 10 vat: Lot No 2, eight ~ acres 10
No. Il. four 90-lOO q 30 100 acres Lot 20, >
| four 40-IO0 "a a0-l00) acres, as per plat ana SUI
vey hled herein, TO which reference ls neIeo9
MADE for more particular description, any
I zee deed from James n White TO !. anu Y
/ No. al. part hrB1, pages STAND 49,
Also, Lot No. I 10 said J; N, VINES S939i
Ia Igg3 and evidenced by deed recorded IL
| said Registers once, in book No. 81, pages 10
TEENS OF sALE.-O On a credit OF six twelve
eighteen and t~Wenty-four IS, u, Is and a
months: purchaser required to execute note
win approved security, with interest from
date; lien to be retstned I'LL the pnrehas
money Is paid, then the equity Of redemp
ton barred.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
KOrtreeht q Graft and Westcott & stab
/ sofa mh24
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fully gathered. The statements made
show that under the charter of 1867
the road has been surveyed eighty
seven miles to the State line Of Vir-
pfnia; that as il follows the river val
lev for this distance, very little tun-
| neling and bridging will be needed.
There have been 500 600 subscribed,
principally contingent on construction
to Monongahela City by April next
and large subscriptions are promised
when the construction TO Virginia -
certain. Governor Stevenson, Of West
Virginia. said that the road would
pay in its supply Of iron ore
for Pittsburg use from MOnOnga-
hela county alone; in which
the geological survey showed
enough to avoid the need OF ever
importing another pound from Mis-
souri,. The timber, coal and limestone
on the route were everywhere equal
to the iron in quality and amount
the coal formation alone occupying
one thousand square miles MORT area
than il has in all Pennsylvania. The
region traversed has also prime graz
ing. and was well stocked with cattle
before the war. It's advantages and
cOntiguity to market will soon renew
the last animal census and continue
its rapid increment; while la COM
pletiOn to Charleston would furnish
a southern port to Pitt5burg and a
greater market by connection with
the whole southeastern railway sys-
tenn. and the connection with the
Baltimore and Ohio would add west
ern and some eastern business to this.
In West Virginia, too, the Legisla-
ture have authorized the survey Of
the Elk river road that must connect
with the Pittsburg, Virginia and
Charleston, and open the hanaWna
valley.
These representations were en-
bodied in a series Of niEe resolutions.
They assert that Pittsburg manufac-
lures demand this outlet for their sus-
tenance and value; that the efforts Of
other sections to mOnOpOlize this ter
ritory eompels Pittsburg to improve
her greater natural advantages; that
this short road will achieve the de
sired end; that the region to the Nir-
ginia line must soon become a great
Workshop, and that the representa-
tiyes of Pennsylvania at harrisburg
should press proper legislative action.
This summary attesgs that the west
ern part of the State has considered
| the expediency Of the proposed line,
and has decided in its favor. We
shall be surprised if construction is not
| enabled at an early day. Nor can 1t
be doubted that this, though a section
poorly furnished with railways now
from a great manufacturing city to a
/ good Southern port, through a rich
agricultural, pastoral and mineral re-
! giou, will be Of ~peTceptible value to
! the South, and great profit to our own
State. The work is almost parallel for
/ part Of the way with the southern eX-
! tension Of the Pennsylvania Central,
| but runs as one side Of a triangle with
it, leaving a common center.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-30
Rfiachmsnf Ngties.

No. 1851, A. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
shelby county, Teun.-A.6 Greenwood co,
VS.. Thomas +. Parrish.
IN this cause an menJ having ceen
Il sued out under section 800 OF the code and
returned into court, levied upon the real es-
tate OF defendant. and amdaVtt having been
made that the defendant, ThOmss F. Parrish
is indebted to plainlid in the sum OF $50
by account, with Interest from Sep emDer 20
1868. and tina the defendant, HhOmsa Il, Par
IRISH. is a nonresident OF the State OF Ten
uessee.
1t is therefore ordered. That he MAKE lE
personal appearances herein, before the judge
81 Second Clrcu 70 Court of Shelby county, on
the third Monday in May next, and de-
feud said attachment suit within the time
prescribed BY law or the anne viii be pro
ceeaed with eXparte; and thai a cOpy OF lnli
oder be published once a week, iOr toul
consecutive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
Done at Od1ce, his 4th day of March bill
p. u. BOYLE, Clerk.
By ". LEWus WEARrON, Deputy CLERK.
M. 7. williamson and VIM. Craig, attorneys
for plaintiff Duo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-30
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zL RIDE the First Cnaucsry Court %
shelby county, IeDIezsse-I. n u 3 -
Black Arm Of Black 8r0s. q Col 7a. u 90
Jarvis et 81
II appearing that an attachment writ vas
issued In this caussr ta0r1arT E1
against the estate Of O. JARVIS and Ecu -
nInzham. cu the bill Of eoup-aua1A ll-ae
0arE dIed herein alleging that s5t1 -lalr-
Wis o r. @. Cu~luluEuGM ore UH- l--
OF the state of Tennessee and --lL--a l-
sourf- that they are indebted l1 elup
ans in the sum of about e- as evidences .
zTIegaEous accounts 4 SAID l--l con.
.D~Iaflauts OF goods sold ana money -a f.
dafeudaut. Jarvis tllrE SAID asaelaeA
been returned, levied upon the property
said defendants,
ItLs tdsrefO ordered, Tlattlsy max c15L
a11ezrauee herein. I'D the c0url-lcu5s I-l
cfr- OF Memphis. Tenn on OF before -I7 mex
term OF said court, commeLeLE on l-f
drst Monday IN April, ISL, ana plead
su=r or GEuur TO complainant DILL or lAi
same VIII be taken for c1l-=sel y -
and set for hearing sEpartei and tLat 4-l
of this order be pu0.isleu 0Cce E-
our successive weeks, in the aanp-
Appeal
A-coDy-attests
EbMJNJ A. COLI Clerk anL Master
By p j.. BLACK, D.. & pa.
~ i MnFHrlHuH. EIL Tor nunnT.- A..