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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-28

The COUNT JoANNss LiBRL SUIT.-Yes,er-
lay afternoon Mr.. Louis j. Jennings and NJ.
George Jones, the editors of the New York
Times, were arrested and gave bail IN $40 80
each al the sheriff q Office, TO answer the IL
plant Of libel preferred against them by Geor 20
the Count ,Ioannes before Judge Barnard. ia
the supreme court. The alleged libel consist I'd
in certain comments which appeared in The
Times on the action taken by the Count in re-
lat ion TO the Nathan murder.
THR RIGHTs OF NKwsPAPBRs.-The libel suit
against the Baltimore American. which has
been ON trial for two weeks in the Court of
Common Pleas Of Baltimore, for the puhlica-
ton OF the proceedings Of the Police Court in
the case VI party arrested for selling diseased
meat, Was decided yesterday in favor OF the
American.
- The next popular movement in England
viii probably be the disestablis hment OF the
national church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-28

NEW YORK. Feb. ls-Ar.y we'd tIc Et..r.
Star, IRON AspinW al.
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AIRS, FEB The Journal S.S De5a,s SAWS
curing the three wears allowed tor the PAYMENT
u tIe snueLnhly oO'"oo Prussisn troops Will oc-
culy Champagne exercising the right OF re
QUESTION, and living a. the expense OF the
fIenGh governmeHt. II the payment is com
re "elote the time expires, Champagne
viii be Immediately evacuated II ~ unisrl
STOOD that during the occupation OF the city IN
armed attachments OF the enemy will he per-
.lttec 10 visit The public edinces in all paris o.
the city, but an army CORDS OF 30 ooO me "A MI
not cave Faubourg Honnre. "
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THE EVENING STAR.
PrDLIsHED DAILY, sunday excepted,
Al The star Buildings,
Corner PennsyIvanfa ~. and IIth n.
BY TEE
EVENING Nis NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

TIE sTAB is served by carrier. 70 their Fre-
sriters IN the Citv and District Of TEy GENTS PIE
WINK or FORTY Four CESTs PER NoNrH. Copies
~ the counter, Two CENIs.
PRGH FOR MAILING Three Months. e1.So;
sf1 months, - 90: One Year, 8 o 90. No papers
are sent from the ofsce Ior-er thsE rsI1 .or.
THE WEEKLY sTAR-putlishsd On Friday
r@rnfng-9l so o year.
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LYME OLD BYE MHIshY,

EisE OLD BYE wHishY,
:. :. :.
WARRANTED, wAEkASrED, wARKAsrvp
perfectly sure for MEDICINAL and family n. -
shly One LOllsr rer bottle, large bottles or Iiys
ABTHUH sATrANs. Druggist.
isl4 " c9TD'T "a sid streets b W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-28

BILLY EDWARDS CHALLENGES SAM Coz
LfkR-Some time ago BIIly Edwards, who
si\les himself light weight champion of The
WORD, challenged Samuel CollyeT 10 tight for
>I'"o side. one deposit was made by each
man. pat Coilyer failed To come to time with
The second, and EdH ards claimed, by the rules
pl nc ing icfieIt. Frank Queen. the stake
holder. acceded 10 the claim. and paid Edwards
the >0Vo. lhereupOn Coilyer sued Queen for
ihe money, claiming the benefit OF the act pro-
Epitlhe gambling. The judge decided in
coIyef FAVOR, and on Saturday Mr.. Queen
palu over TO him SJjJ.il, which Included the
costs OF The action. This has incensed Edwards.
VINO does not hesitate 20 denOunce CoIyer'S ac-
ton a. cowardly. lie has therefore offered In
a.d 500 10 the >5&9.Il. which he OF course
claims, and night Collyer for double that amount
al catch weight in the same ring in which M ace
ana Cobnrn appear. The challenge ha. ere .-ed
some excitement IN sporting circles.-N.to Tor.
Standard.
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HE Armtsetce PROLONGED u.tu
March lbah

LONDON, Feb The Trmss special CORE
Sp"nIent nj Versailles telegraphs that the ar
mlsnce mas been prolonged 10 the 18th of March.
The convention stipulates for the occupation
ci Parls by 5h,o00 men between Paris and Fsu-
bourg honoTe, and from Place della Concorde 10
avenue ues IeTnes. No requisitiop will be
made by the troops, VINO will he 0uartered ~,
the public buildings IL the armistice is 10 he
broken on three DAYS notice will DE reouired
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The Extremists as the Bsrdeaux A.
sembsy.

BoRnEAUN, Feb. 27.-At meeting OF The
Lett las night Louis Blanc aid the anon Of the
sections OF the Len would produce an excellent
erect, but this meeting was untimely, because
Il wss held 20 protest against the conditions We,
ubAnown. Gamhetta recommended that the
meeting suspend its protest until the cond tons
were officially announced 20 the Assembly.
Then al shOuld adopt the same line OF action.
but no formal engagement for united action
snOuld now be entered INTO.
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THB STAMPED ENVELOPE CoNTRAoF- II
the Post Once Appropriation bill, which pa AZ
the Senate last night, appropriating the su N =.
Sili 100 for stamped envelopes and wrap nc
here was An amendment adopted 'ths = =.
contract shall be let to the lowest respc ~ III
anrnn tho nres.n, cnn,roct ~ IN W will
Tnr fnrnisLinS those artiSIes " 'e0i sc J. Resy
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MANI PARENTS try To cure their hil.ren If
"Reminiscences by using severe mea sures, snrh
As whipping or Obliging the child to 20 IN
weeks with their left hand tied to the BODY. l.
to woman. All needle work should be carefu',,
taught with the right hand a. needle holder
put LETT -handedness should not he treated a. p
crime 10 be punished. The child should h.
kindly told its disady antayes and shown hoo
awkward IT looks. A pretty coral bracelet al
peads strung on elastic, worn on the RICH hand
has marvellous effect on left handed girls, AMI
IL always worth trying.
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BY MOONLIGHT,

Brown > great Painting Oi Niagara will be ex /.
6lbItl0n, Illuminated, with oyeT two hundred other
RE Paintings, commencing MONDAY, Feb 3th,
>rd remain on exhibition short time. Tickets
sCnlijtinE two, "a cents
BARLOW GALLERY, 1856 Pennsylvania sv
erUe. sCCth side. over Lamb Frame and Locking
tisss sore Gallery open from ~ a N. . 10 .
IA.
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WALLS OPERA HOUSE.

MALLS OPERA HOUSE,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
iCgIHNCINC MONDAY EVENING, FEB -
The DRtMNER BOY
III
BATTLE FIELD CF >HtLOU,
SYW MIL iTAET ALLEGURY INSiN ACTS,
AND ACCOMPANYING TAPLEAtN
hrTsue5d n. n Incidents - the Late War,
vii le produced under The auspices ~ LINCOLN
lO>T, n ;, Department - the P-fgnsc. Grand
Amy . the h puhlc. the proceeds 70 be applied g.
the Poet EauC tioUsi FuE1
P-tCES OF ADMISSION
Private Y T. ....-....... .......... ...... IS u
-
tsr-u-tte and Dress CiTg e -.-.....--......-.. 81
tbn.Ily Circle ............ p
NJ Extra Charge for Reserved seats
kest y Ell - a. are Tor ss ~ tn Music store Oi
W g HetXerott Co, 925 Pennsylvania Az euue,
between Slh and 10th streets tr23
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEArER.
I VIE, Z ia ia 81 pSoS I TX alp,

National THEArER.
GENUINE SCCOFSS,
GrsEd ksceutr7n . t1e W I'D FsniA-i
LYDIA IHon PSOS IRuUpE
THIS TUESDAY EEESISt, February 2. N,
u IRE grand srec;arular rTesgue Extravaganza
.tSf.fD OEEFy.
m Y, nr'rg me GRASD MORAL E'BLFr
N La shaDle Fs-Ce. ty rhe CompaEy eLtlllel
QUIET FAMILY
MATINEE SATURDAY e
To TIE hNIGHIs or THE DISTRICT AND
9ARYLASp.
N'u re rrsTec I-ly JhsI 8sei {, NEST c. at
: SAG. =, faiTfaN County. Va. ,s THE lITH OF
SaEt 81 ~ A TOT RSh1ENT - IL held on that
CIV, - RTE ID f.r sha Pr.Er % = "a.
~ Ters1ns de- rirs q raj. WI Dc admitted On
ss ore thu EJth
hltresT TCr nansrt Committee Ls1sl-v, Fair
'aN TCuufy.Fa
iscS-.f< VI6GINfA KyIGdTs.
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A Lux RI"Us CRININAL.-Further details d
HE career OF Van Eaten, the celebrated New
1o.k forgeI rrOve him To have been a thorough
>Nbaflle. The Sun SAYS hi- house in Twenty
second street was flied with everything thai
cOuId charm The eve and please the most cult
EateI taste. Velvet carpets Welded softly To
ms Feet. expensive brOnZes OF classic form ami
fafis make met the view ON msntel aud side
board, while the walls were decorated with the
works OF Greuze. Meissonnier ana Tenter.
win an occasional sOft-tint.d Landscape bv an
american artist to throw the charm OF his colo
ana drawing on the inviting scene. His tabl,,
was covered with handsome silver, his Wand,
were delicate, has wines varied and abundant.
ana OF The choicest yintsges vi Burgundy AND
thamrsgne. When that abundance waned A
raid upon some plethoric wine dealer brought
IN ffe>h supplies. Fifteen hundred baskets of
champagne we're IN his cellar and .,gre-roon.
AZ ore time, the result of A successful foray
Nor were ans private pleasures of A vulgar
stamp While his wife in her ea-y-hung satin
llntd carriage, VA rolling over the smooth
highways of Central Park. he sought M low
life, no gambling or IutoNication Tor excite
ment. AL such men must have som. a fra
uohs; but he looked around Tor congeuial ANA
accomplished far ones whose luxurious al.
were akin TO his own.
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TBE U. ). SUPREME COURT yesterds y, .sraor-
ed decision in the case of the Mani Fl, - g
Baltimore the Baltimore and d, ~ D.,
road Company, affirming the judgn ,e- - or ,h.
Tyhich was,ha+ tba cit~ shnnId 80 siaryland
- On q 90, nol,a 20 tha Isnn,,lar he income
nassaoe nF tbs Interval Reysnne .'rior TO the
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ADVANCES To NAVAL ORD ans v.-....
Robson has issued an orde ri rs.,t,r, g..
officers ordered 10 a vessel nr.n .,;,, -
foreign cruise, who shall ] ave raoa9.o, -
advance, and shall have bee a det. ,i,,eS $3.50 81
the time covered in the a jrsnc Sa1p - t oii,
the same checked against them ! ~ tn %
nasteI' ou' may, upoh Fropr' application
OF the Secretary Of the AZ
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REPUBLICAN, VICTORY AT FREDERICK Mp
Al Frederick. Md, yesterday, the republican,.
suc'eeced In obtaining possession OF the citv gov
eminent. Thos. NJ. Holbrunner the republican
candidate Tor mayor was elected by lss majorit,
Inc board Of aldermen are ali republicans
having l9s average majority, and the republ
cans eject four out of the seven members of tn
city council Ali the present Officers of tn
corporation are democrats. The contest W..
the most determined ever known in that cjty
In November last. ut the congressional election
captain Ritchie the democratic canri,Iate IA =,
a majority OF IS over Hon. John +. Smith IN /,
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The Markets To-Day

- 't'"t,'" frFfHHcsiB 10 iHs Ec.HfHs Sfq-
N-W HEh, FEET g Stocks STEADY Gold a
M"ney eSsT az fa4 EN,hsHge. long. at, .hotf.
W. v, mia skies, ex coupon. ai'r 10 u-w, rI.
hALIIM"RE, Feb. 2>-Cy;tun w al and nomiua. Is
hl9d'ihs mp ards, ia. luw miiilIus. IA b. Flour.
Ig5et gut firm. Howard srr.et sIp~Tfur. : :.
50. 90 extra. - rOas7 IS DO. family -ss
=" ~ VI H. -upe! nae" s. ia 8 75do ezra Sc s
a. =. do family. = "a N Western sr,p.rffIr.
aa>a do extra, 80 isisS7 pa do. family - 81 a
~. :" neat hris ana IN good dem and cnoir.
"iHt.. - ~. tar I. prime. $ 50asl AZ prime
!, 'h'Ice ied. - AaS2 10 fair 10 good. 81,
80 common. ; J Was / 20. Ohio and Indian,
"">l'O. fsuus' ivsBit. ) l5ssxld 10. Whit
-Hutt'i Ia corn weak at >issic yellow som b.r,
- alt - .9"sir. osls h gi-r. agstSi r.. nm,
Al 90 ~. iroNlsIHns unchanged Whisky nom
-, NV loRz fet. > -FIou. quiet ,ns ruehar-.l
Nft,l dnii ard nensInaL' unchanged Crrg ..1.irr
RaLTiN"RE, feh. 2,--vusiui. -iv~- old. e.. nd
- asked do. l'p6 81 Tad do o. So, tIi
THE FOREIGN uAEaETS
LoNu"N, Feb ,, ll.5uA Can.'I. Of. tort.,.
hh'ihaH securities quiet bond.-lsaa : n .
Illinois, lr", Great Western. a. -
fRhNAFo.1 Fsb. > Bonds -;
RF""i, Feb. q. II D. \ m-t..;f.,u .tult
.id t'nclng downward. Uplsuds. Z "a. Dream.
"a sal. Al" estimated Al lr-J haI-s Bead
L"ND"N. Feb. D, ;ppn-Cynso,s 81, tnrt,.b
Amer ], al securities luI-t '"
5, LII RPn"'' Feb -. I,9u California Nh-..
AZ III. Receipts oi wheat for three Aay. y ~,
quarters american. Z" 80. Corn, -. 81 Dst.
5r 81. q :. III
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The Feeling I'm Paris To.dax

fAkIs, February 2s.-rhe PGi,1e saws "a,
question OF The entry of the German army into
rams occupied the ne gotiatOrs ten times LONGER
JAaii those OF territorial cessation and iudamn,v
Many Citizens have purchased a week pro-
.islons 10 AVOID appearing In the streets during
TIE German occupation.
enraged crowd proves 10 have been An ar,1.',' 80,
uIGef the NapOleonic Project Pietre and 10
nave been murdered il consequence 81 hI. ACES
IA that capacity.
HE Parisians believe that the Germans enter
the CITY with the intention 10 provoke a ron,ii.,
WHICH WIZ give cninr To mara - ,,,i-... -NN'
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MASQUERADE ITJSIUMEs-

= L.. RElCHERBACH'S Plano store
z. Nc 90 llh Street, aboUe PeI11- Ave,tc,
t1sTABLISEEp OvKR 40 YEARS.
Sole aFe1cy for the - IL Of the celebrated PIANOS
81 VIM. 4 nate q Co, Baltimore, aud Wm.-
McCsD,Uon, Albany, also, second hand 49,
Pianos, Organs and ASlodeons for sale arVvNt
rent on the nCst accom- mOdAting terms Piano and
. gan 1CRins aud hepai ring. sp<-iy~
no. $50 ON III HIBITlOH mo. $50
STREET AT ,srRssT
~ a K kRITER'O,
IA CSC seventh street, between ID and z streSs
eight dO~ys sbcTe Odd Fellows Hall
Choice OIL Paintings, EnErsyinss, ChrOmOs. &c.
Also, Largest stock Paper Hsnsags W iusox
lhAdes, Picture Frames, Picture Cords and Tssseie
kfngs, Nails. &C, IN the District.
- TERMs, CASH.
Please remember Name And Number APIS ~
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Hsdaesaay. 0eeumOsr Z7th. IS7l.
PETlIleM F0R lkCORP0KATiOR.
Nc. S.. DIN the second Chancery Court
ofSheiby county, tennessee

Nc. So. & D.-In the second Chaneery COur
ofsheiby county, tennessee
Charles h1ey, JACOB GrOlz, George 1Onsa,
Hsnry Seessel, Lewis Kney, Peter Gszer,
William Gates, Henry Wncler, FEznk Hu-
9ers, Leopold Scn1nlns, Isaac Fultz, samuel
EC1tz, G DOigzu5Imer, Georgs E1pnlug-
stone, Joseph WIEdIsr, Nicholas Kerr, JacCo
SGn1L1ng,A nLhOny WOrnsE-
A LII persons are hereby notified TO appear
"A before me Second CnAucsry CO1rE OF 5nst-
% county, Tennessee, On or before the nrst
&oECay IN January, Lo4x, and Stow cause, II
any they nave or know Or way LISTERS OF In
e~orpOrSslcn should LOG issue 70 the petition
UNION h1DE AND AELGlSG ASSOCLA-
lion" VIA Inc powers anu privileges % q
corporate bodys tO-Elb: " succession 10 en-
ara1J and &c contracted W1Lni u 9uy and sell
real ana personal sstate Tor the legitimate
purposes VI me A-ssoslA0Ou; 10 sue AID De
s0s0 In tnslr e~OrgOE95e name, and 20 collect
d58Esi 70 Lave a capital s5Oek nxed, the MIN
mum Al el5Ju and Inc MGx1n1m Al sluDug.
gun auaHOElty 10 org2n1zs and exercise their
privileges a. q Chartered Institution on the
sum q 7tIOs Win Liberty 70 IN
crsase 4 20 TIE maxLm2m1a Tie discretion
o. = maturity VI tRe -ssocknOl1ers, 10 az the
shares - 80 eacn; 10 have power " oUy ana
sci al k1uuB or EesA uaeaL, elt4er attFs or
prepared to- market, and also - bay and sell
ukuss, taLOWs oE2L, e5G., and 10 mauu1aGtGrs
Lnem INTO such Articles ol use - t1ey may
see NJ and nay VEN tne 5au5s aUQ 20 De
auLngE1zSd 20 Dug In Inc ely and couuEry
suel real ez-zbs ~ may Do ueczszzEy sOr tns
purposes % the c0rPOrsuons To-
WIZ 20 n4y Care for and sell uusn zssaEs, cr
meats Eep4Esu Iur TIE maEkeb il zEy way
u M"AzulacsGre or Ia any way prepare EOr
marksE E115s, zLoW anu OGzls sGu sell the
sa1s5 4Gl r. erect s1cn buildings - nay De
4sCsssary IJr Inc pUEPOs8 Eloxs1a1a, on
srOu11 Ia tue ClLy aaG COunLrys s1Lner held
- them abso.utsy Ii lee. ca " Law.
II - OEasz5d D LEs CleSz Az A&sser that a
COPY Of Gn1s Order Re D0Diasnsd IL tas Asm-
pas AppsAk tor bAErV 0Sys.
TINS EOyeuber Il. Isl.
a copy, attest; n y. L STEWART,
Clerk s1G AascHIs
By Q. BELCHEK Deputy ClerE and Master.
Humss Z EUslon, EollltOus tor Petitioners.
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Grand Gift Concert.
AT LOUISVILLE. XII,
Saturday, December 10, 1871.

100000 Tickets OF Admission. sg0 each,
CnEreney; HAN Tickets, s5J QGas ter
Tickets V1ll be cent by registered letter: the
money for them may be sent by 2. o. money
order. greenbacks or draft
Eacn ticket consists Of lou quarters, value
81 50 each. The holder is entitled 10 admisl
sion 10 the Conc, IT, and 10 The value OF the
gin awarded TO II or us fraction.
Sooo,0OO IN GREENBAChS win be dis.
trieutedto holders OF ticket IN gifts cfIron
100000, the highest, to Sl03, the lowest. being
I'll gifts in al. me Concert is for the beneht
The C1tfEeDs' Bank of Ksatueky Is
Treasurer, and the Corporators and Super
yisors are the Hon. Thomas T. Branlet.e,
late Governor OF Kentucky, andt Senty-seYen
OF the most distinguished and respectable
citizens of The State.
The undersigned, late principal business
manager OF the very successful Gift Concert
San Francisco, has been appointed 8 gent and
Manager Of this Grand eff Concert.
The drawing and distribution VIII take
place IN public. u everything will be done
70 satisfy the buyers ottlckets thai their in
terests VIII be as well protected as II they
were personally present TO s~1Derintsnd the
For tickets and information apply to
1. REIEhea ~ Main ST. louisville KY,
Nc. SAktOr House, New YORK.
II, N, Asmpsted. No. 40 broadway, @H.
NJ. a. French, Virginia City, Nevada.
NJ A, Vol No. $40 Chestnut St, st. Louis
Tickets also 1or sale in every prominent
place in the United states.
Owing to the general arrangement OF mails
and advertisements consequent on fhe dis
sstrous con~ttagratton In the West, the sale o.
tickets In fhts enterprise is extended TO nov.
80, 1871, 81 which time the main ONCE, lac Main
ST., Louisville, KY, VIII close for adjustment
Of accounts aud business. No order except
by mail win be received after Dec. LIST, and no
orders by mail VIII be nlled amer Dec. 10Th.
The New York once VIII close lee, 10Th;
other agencies Dec. 5th- Every ticket unsold
Dec. l4th Will be cancelled by its number.
Tbs drawing will TAX plaes IN public lee.
18th, 1871, commencing st ! s.m., and continue
uDtA the IA gifts Rre swarded. Payment Of
awards viii commence Dec. Is, at 3 o'clock
am. Circulars OF awards Will be found IL
every agSncy as soon as they can be issued
correctly, and viii alsS be sent 70 al ticket
buyers Is soon as possible. NO order will be
filed at main once for less than $40.
MI CHAS. Il. PETERS.
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on-Rssidsut kotics.

No. G6 r DIN the Second Chancery Courtof
SnelOy County IsnaSssee-Hary O'Don-
nell Us. Ned O'Dcnnel, Htehaai VDcuuefI
Ned Crow and Michael Crow ct al.
4 appearing rom tns bill which Is sWGru
Il TO IN this Cause Inst the MGR
aei ODolnsl, ned Crow and Michael Grow.
are non-residents OF the state OF tennessee
II Ia therefore ordered, BY the CIerE
and Master, In2s they MAKE tneir appear
ance nerelni AZ the courthouse o. the
second ChanceTy Cours Of Shelby counts.
In the city o. Memphis, Tennessee. On
or before the drSt Monday il Is32
and plead, answer or dsmur 70 Complain
ants Dill, or the same wiz be taken for COS.
fsssed as 20 them and set for hearing sxyarJs;
and that a copy Of this order be pahlsheG
Once a Wesz Tor Jour successive Tsakx IL
the Memphis Appeal. This NoYerlhsr n 81.
A copy-zttests
NJ ID. L STEWART, Clerk and Msstsr.
BY BELcHER, Deputy C.and 81.
Aumes q HlEJOu. sQis. for coauufIE nail N
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aon-n Resident kotjas,

No. 4A-In the Second Cnancery Court o.
SHELBY county, TenEessss-5so. 4. stall.
]. v. Harris, lr., and vile, Mary A.. "
virgil Naddeu and the Eimwood Gem
etery.
IT appearing from the bill which 4 sworn 70
Il in tA1s cause shat the defendants, VlrEu b.
Naodeu and the EimWOod Cen-stCry sIg
justly iade otea to the complsiu&ats in Tae
sum Of S@o,uOO and interest, due OF eizh5
PrOmiasory uoses-iOaI soT sse55 s5k and tour
fer sl5e5 c6~5s-bear1ng interest from dste,
April u, 100, for l5N acres o. land ana thai
virgil u. Walden IS a non-rssident o. lie
STATE Of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and nss-
ter, Ikat he Make his appearance herein, Il
tne CtGrthoase Of the second Cnancery
Court Df SHELBY county, in the city Of Mem
ph1s, Tennessee On or before the nrst Mon
day IN January, kI2, and plead, answer
sf deInur to compartments bill. or the
same VII Dc taken Tor confessed Is 70 hin
SET Tor hearing eXparte and that a COPS
q THIS order be published once a WeeE. Tor
four successive weeks in the Memphis Ap.
peal. This November 10, EL
A trle eoPy:
NJ L. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Harris, Vance a Anderson, Sois for cOn-
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TRADE.


JAIL
The pleasant weather has given new life 70
business. Everybody seemed 70 be In nne
spirits, and business generally was more lhan
usually active. Orders rom the interior We're
numerous, while we noticed quite a number
Of cOuntry dealers making purchases. There
wa a large trade in -four the late advance in
freights aud in values have been an incentive
10 country merchants and Investments are
made LITERALLY, as prices In this market are
relatively lower than in St Louis. Receipts
OF grain and produce by river have been very
light since last report. Two boats arrived this
morning, but put on nothing a. this point
The receipts thai arrived yesterday were
taken at once, and this morning dnds tho
market, on the teNeei almost bare. Corn and
hay are particularly scarce ana in demand.
should this hne weather continue any length
of time, navigation viii again be open, and
receipIs more liberal. one cause OF the light
receipts Of corn Is because boats would not
land at any way landings aud take on The
snail lots Of corn, as the expense would be
greater tsIan the prouis-
The market for AFeLEs has materially I'M
moved. both in receipts and demand sup
plies are about equal 10 the demand. Choice
were selling cut Of store this morning 81 ScS
o 50; common from S891
the demand for q Is very light and
dealers nav but Little attention 70 quotations.
however, we quote 2 lbs, l5cs 70 lbs Ice
BEANs are in Light demand, but prices nrm
Thee was a fair market for choice. sound
POTATOES. HOldeE were asking, out OF 81 re,
- 30 BY the dray-lOad- Lots sold on the leYee
Tor - 10. Ne quote on the leveei g l59S y
EGGs afe b Iii demand with moderate sup
plies. Old Hene selling al &c. fneah packed,
3dHc-
Receipts % Buq5ER are liberal, with q steady
Local demand. strictly choice is scarce and
would bring 2 use. The best on the market,
&ooQtaolet Nguosed al common, l5g2Uc-
UNIONS altnu In moderate request with
large supplies. Prices range from 81 59G2 50
Tor inferior 70 common: choice IN better de-
nanes ana selling al Eg3 p, aud some as high
~ - -. NO AeFee transactions.
are In Light receipts and slow sale.
There l. no change Ia prices. We quote ssta7
for sound, unfrozen.
10 I the market Is unchanged. Iarce
fat hens md Teaay sale a "a 5dSS - hi
small are dau Al S9S 90. Turkeys. IA view 81
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