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70 his stable where he has since kept them, and re-
fused TO deliver them up. Hence the present suit.
The defence set up was that the paintn was not
the owner OF the property, but that the tltie re-
lien on the property for the support OF the horse and
repairs done TO the wagon IN the sum OF $l62 The
important question before the court was the owner
ship OF the property. The jury found for the PLAIN
TIN In the sum OF $400 Defendants counsel moved
for new trial on the minutes, which was postponed
10 the nth inst.
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CITY COURT.
Assault with a Knife.
Before Judge Thompson.
Before Judge Benedict.

Fritz Hnrtz7nuiIer Us. Henry Lenier.-Plaintif
sues damages in the sum Of ST. 900 for in
jurles inflicted as alleged by defendant. 1t seems
that both parties got into fight one day last sum-
mer during picnic at Myrtle Avenue Park. when
the defendant stabbed plaintiff with knife. The de-
fendant alleges that plaintiff originated the fight,
and ne drew the knife IN self-defence. Case on.
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COMMON PLEAS-SpEClAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Joseph F. DAILY.
Vroom cs. Vroon,.-Petihon denied.
Edlon rs. Bdrtine.-Order settled.
Hughes Us. Mercantile Mutual Insurance COM
1,anv.-No costs should be taxed except such as
inay be allowed by the General Term In the Oraer on
q further application.
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.

CITY CoURT-Nos. s2 TO- 1e5, 17s 1872. u, las, 10,
7S IS I25 $780, 2o T. 81 ~ co. ss, 9s, 100, Ia u.s.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half-past Five O'Clock p, M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, JAM 1916 Pm.
CoFFxE.The market for Rio quiet, and heard Of
sales. Prices very firm, however, owing the
small stock and the high prices asked The other kinds
sought after and held with rmness but
OF no sales not previously reported We
dnarv cargoes exc. 104c fair do l0,Sc lic good do
1lc l2c.; prime do, 2c l3call gold, in bond. Java
government bags, 8c. 2oc; Singapore, lie Ceyon
l5hc l7c Marscaibo l3c l7c Lagpayra. ,9c.
exc. Ceara, l4c a Costa Rica I8lSc &c., Manila
Ac lbc; Mexican, lSc &c.,; savana, l31c. l6c.-al
gold duty paid.
CoTToN-The market quiet, the demand being light
from all classes OF buyers and heavy though
not quotaby lower The offerings moderate while the
sales 9 bales OF which 96 for export
spinning, q speculation, and 1913 In transit In
cluded in the sales 279 bales 10 arrive
future ,,S delivery was moderately dealt in, but
prices deprecated hc. h. The sales (bass low mid
ding were follows:Jannary 500 at lc 100 at IL
&c., oo at as6c January 100 4se; February. At
iIsc.; March, at 5c 200 is Slsc 2OO at i6isc
b. savannah, strict good ordinary. at ilc;
ing 800 do do prvnte terms DO Total $500 bales Also
late Yesterday january 25o at Il I3 400 l4c; Feb
ruary 500 at 15c 2Go at l5lSc March 200 at 8 100
at l3bc o. b. Mobile, l5O, private terms. Total, 90J
bales We append the closing prices Tor lot the spot:
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Grand Jury.

1t is understood that the Grand Jury OF the United
States Circuit Court to he in session to-day. when
the District Attorney will present several bills OF
yndlctments for various offences, including the late
cruel punishments inflicted on American seamen.
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SUPREME C0uRT-TRIAL TERm-psRT 2.

Verdict In nm lnsurnnce Case.
Before Judge Van Brunt.
Day Hoooia,sd rs. Ruprec1t Foster.-In this
suit recover $1,000 insurance drugs shipped to
Matamoras In 1885, the jury rendered verdict to
Gay OF 81, ,6S5 Tor the plaintiff.
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FLOUR AND GRATN-Receipfs Sb7 bbls. nour 1099 bags
meal 5,254 bushels wheat, l0l57 corn 59f3 do
oats and 1873 do barley The -four market ruled quiet but
very firm, and of shipping extras could obtained
the close advance OF DC. l0c quota
tions which be considered nominal. The sales were
about 1900 bbls. Southern -four steady, with
demand Sales 800 bbs Rye our quiet but steady
$50 bbls. meal anged In yalue
Sales leo bbls. Southern at "a Is. We quote
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
three per cent currency to seven per cent gold for
carrying. The operations OF the Gold Exchange
Bank were as follOws:-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DURGIN-CooPER.-O Tuesday, January 10, at the
residence OF the bride. by the Rev. f. W. Hitchcock
New York.
FERRY-BENEDICT.-At st. Thomas church.
Bethel, Conn, on Wednesday evening. January ii,
by the Rev. Eugene Pattison, rector OF the parish
assisted by the Rev. StOrrs o. seymour, or Paw
tucket r. l., THEODORE s. FERRY OF New York, to
Conn.
FIsHER-HOwELL-On Wednesday, January II. at
ADELAIDE daughter OF Charles ]. Howell, ESQ., OF
this city.
MoRE-DUKE.-On Tuesday. January 10, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Mr.
Wescott ARCHIBALD G. MORE TO SARAH J. DUKE
both OF this city.
W1TY-CLARs.-On Wednesday, January H. at
the Central Methodist Episcopal church, Fourteenth
street and Seventh avenue. by Rev. Andrew Long
both OF this city.
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THE GovEKNMENT GOLD s

THE GOVERNMENT GOLD SALE
The offer Of the government to sell gold eliclted
bids for total OF s3,C91 500, at prices ranging from
ITO to 1lo.s75 The million was awarded at no. 75l
HOSTS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-05

THE Pittsburg Paper says: There
is a question Of veracity between
Grant and Sumner in connection with
the San Domingo job. The former
alleges that the Senator promised him
to give the scheme his hearty sup
port, while Sumner denies ever h8v-
ing done anything so manitestly and
wickedly absurd. What / did say
exclaimed the elegant Charles, in his
recent outburst in the Senate cham
Der, was this: 4 am an administra-
ton man, and whatever you do viii
always find in me a most careful and
considerate attention. The Presi-
dent sticks to his first assertion and
intmates that Summers story is little
better than a Justification. We have
nothing to say in defense Of Summers
veracity; we never heard him called
Truthful Charles, but his statement OF
what passed between the President
and himself sounds very much like
the truth, since it is full of those am.
biguOus expressions peculiar to him,
and which permits him to talk with.
out saying anything. AS between
Grant and Sumner, however, the lat
ter has the advantage of a clean rec.
ord, while the former was convicted
OF a mean falsehOOd by Andrew John
son two years ago, and having been
once found guilty Of lying, most per
sons viii prefer to take Summers
word in the present instance"
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~ YORK December Il, $50.

OS THE 4th Of March next, at the
close Of the Forty-frst Congress, the
terms Of service Of twenty-four Sena-
tors viii expire, namely: Abbott, Of
North Carolina; Anthony, Of Rhode
Island; Cattell, Of New jersey; era
gin, Of New Hampshire; Fowler, Of
Tennessee; Hamilton, OF Texas; Har-
ris, Of Louisiana; Howard, Of Michi-
gan; Howell, Of Iowa; johnson, Of
Virginia; Morrill,, Of Maine; Melon
aid, Of Arkansas; McCreery, Of Ken
lucky; Revels, negro, Of Mississippi;
Robertson, Of South Carolina; hoss,
Of Kansas; Salisbury, Of Delaware;
Thayer, Of Nebraska; Warner, Of
Alabama; Window, Of Minnesota;
Wilson, Of Massachusetts,; Wiley. Of
West Virginia; Williams, Of Oregon;
and Yates, Of Illinois. Of these.
Messrs. Anthony, Crsgin, Robertson
and Hamilton have been reelected,
and the following named new men
have been elected from the States
named: Alcorn, Of Mississippi; Coop
er, Of Tennessee; GOldthWaite, Of Al
abamai Kelly, Of Oregon; Stevenson,
Of Kentucky; Wright, Of Iowa; and
Vance, Of North Carolina. Two Of
these, Stevenson and Vance, are
doubtful Of admission, on account Of
their record in the war.
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THE law reducing the tax on tea,
coffee and sugar took effect on the 1st.
Northern manufacturers are not con
cerned in either, or no such thing
could have happened. Sugar is a
southern production, and ought to be
taxed three cents a pound, on the
same principle that cotton wa taxed
to punish rebellion. The tariff on tea
is now reduced from twenty-five cents
to fifteen, coffee from five cents to
three, and sugar from three and five
down to one and three-quarters and
four. The Republican papers are jubi-
liant over the wonderful generosity of
Congress to the poor. The secret is
that it costs the northern people, the
manufacturers and the bOnd0crats
nothing. And for the same reason the
generosity stops here. Ten cents a
pound, taken of a poor mans tea,
viii save him half a dollar a year.
But the same prOpOrtiOnate reduction
Of the taxes on his clothing, imple-
ments Of husbandry and tools used in
the mechanic arts would save him a
hundred times as much. This can
not be afforded, because this govern
ment supports the rich, and it takes
money to do that. The nabob wants
but one suit Of clothes, while his Ia
bOreT5 must have a hundred, and pay
q hundred taxes to his one. The
motto of the government is: the poor
ye have always with you, therefore
tax the poor.
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Monday. January 9. 1871.

within legal hours (subject, however, TO the
life estate Of Lamira A. Parker, the follow
ing described property belonging TO the es-
tate of r A. PaFE er, deceased, to-wtt: Part
of lot IS on the map Of the city Of Memphis,
being the same conveyed TO r. A. Parker by
A. o. Harris IN a partition deed dated jan
uary 6, 1871, and recorded in the Register
Office Of said county, in Book W, PIP. 81, g
and "a, beginning at q point on Mississippi
row NOV Front street,, designated in said
partition deed AS the beginning Orner Of the
south tenement conveyed in said deed by
Parker to Harris, thence esstwardly along
the ceuteT OF the partition walls to the fun
depth Of satd north tenement building, about
70 feet; thence n~OrthWaTdly along the out
side Of the east wall Of said building about
lsL feet 10 the north line Of said Lot No. IS;
thenc WestWardly along the north line Of
said Lot NO. 50, about 20 feet to the east side
OF ississippi row tnow Front street,, thence
sOuthWardly along Mississippi road, or Front
street. about lSA ieet TO the beginning, which
said lot and improvements we're allotted to
defendant LRmira A. Parker as her dover
interest in said estate.
OF SALE-Ona credit OF u, Is and "a
neutrality-suspicious. TO execute notes with ap-
proved security; Hen retained for the pur-
chase money; title to be absolute. No right
of redemption to exist in the heirs, dlstrlb-
utses or creditors Of said decedent.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
StOva & Flippin, and Clapp, Vance and
Anderson for CODplaimants. DEF
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TIE way attorneys are in more
places than one allowed 10 badger and
persecute witnesses, Is well set OF in
the =" Punchinelo " correspondence Of
the Boston Courier. We would COM
mend the story Of the distressed wit
ness to some Of the courts and attor-
neys hereabouts. 1t Is as follows;
At the beginning Of last week I made
my first appearance in any courtroom In
the character Of a witness, in the case Of
Valentine against OrHon. in which the
point IN dispute Was the ownership Of a.
tract % land IN Wyoming Territory. I
knew something IN regard 10 the sale Of
these lands, and was fully prepared 70 tea-
tify TO the extent Of my knowledge In the
premises; but judge 81 my utter surprise
and horror on being obliged 70 60 through
suoh an ordeal As the following extracts
from my examination VIII indicate:
Tbs counsel for the plaintiff comm6need
py asking me IL ] was 8 married man,
ana when / had answered that I was, he
said:
SIS your wife 8 believer in the priuci-
plea Of thu Womaa's Rights pRrtyf"
I could not for the lie OF me see what
this bad 70 do With the land IN Wyoming,
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the World, in
its Thursday issue, thus explains the
reason why Paris has not yet been
b~ombsrded:
$50 inform ali those Prusso-Amsri-
can newspapers that Paris is eight miles
In diameter, and that King Williams So
called target (Ecrrs Dame CstbsdraI1 is in
the center Of ths citv-thst is TO say, tour
miles from the nearest fortified wall.
Tell them that the circle Of the forts out
side OF these Qualifications are some thirty
IA number, and from two 70 Eve miles
from said fortified walls. and that the
PrusEisn lines are aOt further advanced
than from I've TO eight miles from the
forts shat is % say, from eleven 70 seven
teen miles from tie beautiful Cathedral Of
NOtus DamsI Whersfrom they have not
been able 70 send q single shot 70 do any
damage. Tell them that the cause why
they ave not advanced nearer aud why
Trey cannot cOule nearer is, that the short
distances between the forts and their guns
have been too much for their engineers.
Ask them If they really believe that the
PruEstans can send a bail CT shell even in
ths ditcheg Of Paris, from the positions
they hold at present. The writer of this
IS 3 Persian. and was brought up in the
1aubOurgs Of Paris, and is sure Of the
above figures. Any one can make sure Of
I say W looking in any geographical
dictionary. LUTETIA.
NV YORK. Decembsr Il. 1sT0.
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THE Georgia Radicals are evidently
determined never TO submit If any
way can be found to avoid it. They
have no respect for the VIII Of the
majority or anything else which Is
good or true; and they viii scruple
at nothing to carry their point. The
Atlanta NeU Era says with reference
TO the late contest:
Of course, all such elections win have
20 be SET aside, since they really amouD
% 20 election a. ala. And il these law
less proceedings have not been 90 general
al over the State a. % defeat the restora-
tion Of Georgia b. the admission of her
Senators and Representatives ia Congress.
e viii be better than IL now ANTICIPATED.
Judging from the information now at
bend.
This Of g peaceful election, result
ing in an overwhelming Democratic
victory in spite Of every Radical
deviltry, with law and the bayonet
against it, The Const8tai0nalist re-
plies as follows:
The Ero'e wrath is specially directed
against TIE Htfth District, and Congress is
relied upon 70 give another turn Of The
Reconstruction screw. we anficjnated
this sort Of aotion on the part Of our foes.
We should prepare against It. Had fbe
election gone the other way, the Wess ~
would have been foremost in chsractar-
iEing e aE q fair ore; but now thai 81.
cakes are all dough, the cry Of fraud. In
umidatiOn and violence q raised IN ex-
psctation Of reaching Congress. II Con-
gness can nG np anything worse "a the
Way u az election BIZ than the atroeious
effort Of Akermau and McCEy, Congress
81 smarter than we suppose. If, in spite
o. AkermEu and al HE works, and Grant
ard ai hia military and c-arpet-baRrsrs
and EcaaWsgs and All their Deenliar
machinecionE, the Democracy have car
red Georgia overwhelmingly, We do not
zee how the matter can BE- DBnd8d BY any
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NONRESIDENT KOTlUE.

No. U0-In the Second Chancery Court o.
Shelby county, Tenn. VIM. N. Harrington
and Henry X. Howell nrm OF Harrington q
Howell, vs.. Sol. Andrews. TolcOt q Sons
Jaruigan d FTayHsr, n. Fitzgerald g. Co. and
Martin Walt Co..
1t appearing from injunction biz, which i8
sworn 20. In this cause that the defendants
T0lc0t d Sons, are residents OF New YORK and
non-residents OF the slate Of Tennessee, and
that Sol. Andrews IS a nonresident OF the
StOUe Of Tennessee; a. is therefore ordered,
that they make their appearance herein, 81
the courthouse Ofthe second Cheu0sry COCri
Of BhelDy county iu the city Of M~emphis,On OF
before the first Monday in February, 1871, and
plead, answer or dsTuu r TO c~Omplainants' Dill,
or the same viii be taken for confessed as 70
them and set for hearing eXparte, and that a
copy Of this order be Published once a week
for four successive weeks ia tine Memphis
APPEA
This December 18th, 1870,
A cOpy-Attests
ND T.. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
By George Mallery. Deputy q. A NJ.
Z. u HnKHaHrH Anla- lar Com u~Hnfnnnfa
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q. SCHBARZ ERBEHG,
ChanCsry Sale of Real Estate.

as % MAIN STREET.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District of West Tennessee.-In Bank
ruptcy-ln the matter Of M. Krals & Co
bankTupts.-BefOre ThOs. ]. Latham, Reg
lister.
To the creditors Of the a-bove-named Bank.
rupts:
1yAKE notice that a third general meet
I ing Of the creditors Of said bankrupts
viii be held at the Office Of Il. J.. Latham,
Esq, Register in Bankruptcy, In the city Of
Memphis, Tenn, in satG ID strict, on Tuesday,
c Shg In q nay n5 , OF ySnT nng6o5 - 49, Ie.I' az ~ ~
twenty-seventh section Of the act Of Con-
gress, entitled An act to establish a unfOfm
system OF bankruptcy throughout the United
States" Approved March 2, 1857.
Dated at Memphis, Tenn, December q,
AID, 1870. ISAAC FRANK, Assignee.
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. I58-In the First Chaueery Court Of Ehel-
by County, Tennessee-AnthOuy W.Lauter-
bach and Martin LauteIbach vs.. Julius
Beehler OF al.
TT appearing from amdavit in this cause
n that the defendant Aaron Baer, is a citizen
of Marshall county, Mississippi, and q non
resident Of the state OF Tennessee:
II IS therefore ordered, That he make
his appearance herein at the court
house., In the city Of Memphis, Ten
nessee, on or before the first Mon
day IN February, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant bill or the same
will be taken Tor confessed as 10 hima and set
for hearing eEparte: and that q copy OF this
order be published Ouce a week, for four sue
csssive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A ~COpy-Atfest:
EDMUND A. col e, Clerk and Master.
BY r j.. BLACK. ID. C. O. M
1T. Swsyne and M. P. JaTnigan, Soils. for
aO-mplaiuauJE. delA
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LIS Rest CoOkIna Stoves b the
RIsK.& JOHNSON, General Agents,

Heating Stoves, Nantes, Crates, T1nWare,
TInplate, Timers stock, etc and also agents
for the celebrated COAL STOVE
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FlOn-R Resident Notice,

No. l20.-In the Second Chancery Court O.
Shelby county, Tennessee Agnes Lake VS.
Charles W.NOyes.
IT appearing from bill filed IN this cause
L which is sworn to, that the defendant
Charles W. Noy es, is a nonresident OF the
State Of Tennessee, and an attachment hav.
Ing issued nom this Court against his prop.
erty and effects, upon the grounds, as alleged
IN compliments said bill, that he is q non
resident of the State Of Tennessee, and the
same having bOen returned Into Court lev
led, ETC.;
1t Is therefore ordered that he make his APP
pearance herein, at the courthouse OF the
Second Chancery Court Of Shelby county, in
tbs city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
she FIRST Monday in February lb7L and plead,
answer or denuT to compliments bill, or
the same win be taken fer confessed as TO
hlms and set for hearing 8EpaTte, and that a
copy OF this order be published Once a week,
Tor four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
This december 18th, 1870.
A c~cpy-attest:
n, I. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE AALLERY. Deputy Z. and NJ.
CAN'T McDo cell soils. for compl't. del6
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populeticu OF this State That is d big
lob TO attempt al this lats day, and rather
difficult 70 he sure of when attempted.
or course, General Terry can, by q stretch
of authority, be allowed 70 drsgoon the
Legislature: but the Radical mantpula-
tors viii probably think twice before they
launch out on such a desperate venture.
That sort Of thing has proved a losing
game everywhere for General Grant and
his party. We know not how recent De.
fsats have affected him and them; but
time viii show for Georgiais the last and
most important case ard against her al
the thunders OF the " trooly lOil" viii be
directed. II Congress is determined "a
drive Enesd, Why, let Congress drive
ahesd. 1.-THE murderer has bat hiss hour.
his victim all eternity"
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GRANT is reported to have said
that the reason Sumner don't believe
in the Bible, is, because he did't
write it. May not this remark have
been provoked when Grant learned
that the Massachusetts, Senator told
John Cov0de that there was no
measure nor standard Of weights and
measures, and no yard stick capable
Of measuring the imbecility Of Preai-
dent Grant,
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TIE Brooklyn Tines is firm friend
Of Senator Sumner, and reiuses 10 be-
lieve Sumner is actuated by any mo-
tive Of personal resentment against
Grant. Yet the Times disapprOves
and condemns all the reasons he Of
iers against the annexation OF San
Domingo; and shrms that, instead Of
the annexation measure being re-
jected, the interest Of the cOlOred race
requires that the stars and stripes
should float over the West India
islands. The project involves war
for Cufy, which is the duty Of a black
mans government Grant may not
mean war, but Butler, Morton and his
other guardians and masters do.
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hnn-Rasldant HnIICa

No. 40, r. i'm the Second Cbancery Court
Of Shelby county, Tennessee.-M. Wolf vs..
Michael OhConuOr Ell al
IT appearing from afhdaylt Ia this cause
i that tine defendants, Michael O'Connor and
George Lusby are nOu-Tesidents or the State
Of Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered, Thatthey make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse In the
ctJy Of Memphis, Tennessee, on the first
Monday in February, l67l, aud plead, an
same will be tsKen for confessed 8s TO them
and set for hearing eXparte; and that a copy
Of this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A c0py-astest,
ND. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
L. p. Lehman, Soils. for cOmplt. de2
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

Ne l5 N.Rp In theEecoDd Chaucery Court
ofshelhy county, Tennessee. B-W. Bedford
vs.. W. B Waldran, IS. d. Shoemaker, James
shutter and wife, sallie A. shutter, and
others.
VT APPEARIEG from afi6avii In this cause
that the defendants, 5. d. Shoemaker, Jas.
shutter and Wife,saliis A.Bhuter, are nOn-res.
5dents OF estate fTenneasee ttisthere'cre
ordered, tina they make their appearance
harefn- atfheC Courthouse of the second Chan
cery Court Of Shelby county, IN the CITY OF
Memphis, Tenn, on or before The hfst Nom
Fav ~ February, 1871 and Plead answer or
demur 10 oomplatnants blL Of the same wiz
be taten for confessed asfO bhein ana set Tor
Nearing exparte. and thata copy OF this order
be published once q week Tor four successive
weeks ia the memphis hFfEAL
a eopy.+Atte9h
RD. ~ STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hanfh a Erarar- anIIcltnra Tor COMM.
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL.
1YI MEMPHIS. TENN, Dec. Is, 1870.
HS-The interest falling due on the LIST day
Of January, 1871, on the bonds Of the city Of
Memphis, WIN be paid on presentation Of
theproper coupons, at the office OF P. N. Ny
ems q Co., Bankers, No. q Pine street. In the
City Of New York, IN and after Monday,
January 2, 1871. JOHN JOHNsoE,
dsls Mayor,
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JOURNAL OF THE CRY.
THURSDAY MORNING., /; IAN. 5, 1871

JEwETT, brakes substitute in the
Senate, viii serve about a month and
cost the country $500. Since nobody
wanted him there besides Grant, who
needed his services in carrying the
san Domingo scheme, can't we make
Grant foot the bfIl2