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ATTEMPT TO SEIZE A snIp-REcK1rss FIRING.

ATTEMPT TO SEIZE sHIP-RECKIEsS FIRING
TapscOtt q Co. and Morgan q Co. have
been contendng for time for the possession OF the
ship WIN. Tapscott, lying at Pier No. &c. T.. Il. Early
yesterday, while United states Deputy Marshals Irish
and Long were In possession Of the vessel party OF
men, alleged to be in the employ OF Morgan Coz made
their appearance on the pier and attempted cut the
vessel adrft. At the time two tugs steamed up
near the vessel apparently ready take her In tow as
soon she had drfted out into the stream The Deputy
Marrhals fired their pistols at the attacking party and
the fire returned by the latter brisk fusllade WAS
Kept up, by both sides for several minutes shots
being exchanged. so far as ascerHDed, however, no
one was wounded. Hearing the firing the Seventh Pre-
cinct Police came mp aud drove away the attacking
party. No arrests were made.
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A WOMAN GAGGED AND ROBBED.

Kate Manning keeper of a house of prostitu-
ton at No I25 Elmst. was awakened early on satur-
day, by hearing some one moving In her room. As sho
'aised herself bed she saw four whose faces
partially concealed by handkerchief They seized aud
gagged her, and bound her hand aud foot During her
struggles TO prevent this she beaten about the head
and face by the men, who laid her the nOOr and then
made thorough search OF the ROOM Under the pillow
was handkerchief containing $50, aud ON the bureau
wero pax oI dia.Doa1 eag-llAs three nngcr-
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rings, lochet, and necklace. valued altogether
at ,475 With this Plundor 'be thieves escaped. Ar
ter they had gone, the woman succeeded IN
removing the gag, and screamed for assist-
ance. She heard by Officer Knowles, who entered
the house, and removed the cords from her hands and
She IL unable 10 give any definite description Of
the II IL believed that OF the gang gained
to tine house during the preceding evening, and
aftcrward admitted his confedcrates.
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Prof. Grcenleaf (authOr of o grammar, an
arithmetic, and oter schoOl-bOoks very popular quar-
ter Of a century ago who died few days since, was
not recognized until examination OF his effects re-
vealed what had been his name nud calling He died
~ Burnham, Mc broken, aged lali-dsiTactcd man.
Having Tefused To give any account az himself TO any
body, he was supposed 10 be defangod va. ,4DOAd.
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beating nsensbe and then robbng him Of wallet con
tanning SB5 -
Al the Essex Market Police Court Thongs kee-
gan was committed YESTERDAY charge Of s,ahss '"n9
of No AN Ea,t Feyeuths the shoulder With drh
sins held m stealing jcwely fom ConFst B.hoh o 90 -
st.. following keepers OF direp9abls n.uss IN H.
Wsri Of tb, nth Precinct SATURDAY night were m
fault of Al 90 ba appear for trial At the ehs'a ~,
Angnsis Keel of No Is3 Fredss hr OF N"
Csnsi Psany Jung No 2ij Droomest ana JoIn o' y,
No. 2iil Tie Inmates ~ IN nshOe'' "e'' " " ~
M halle each
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DECI8IONS--APRIL 20.

S,,yc,,. -Chambers-By Judge Cardozo-
Mitchell al Re,dsIo,ion TO con'nue receiver ghnsN o
st,ui sesnou art Farngtonho.on greniel M"h o." '''
Motion granted Curtin agt CrosleT.-OEdef el'rI
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MINIATURE ALAAHAC ~.
sur riss 453 Sun 6ab Moon SETS ''' ''
' niGH WATER pAT c,,
st uook II Cows Iaal... 5:l3 iIoD Gate bVJ
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Al the T0mhs Police Court, on Saturday, Justice
Doau committed John sullivan ani Geogo Morton for knocking lg~h
Joseph A. Hale Ia the qaof store OF the hr Bas,h si Jasses
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suPHEug gCourr-CuNsyRsIYGE,a'H, r.: :J-onen, az ~ m
Calendar called at u Frst Noaliy Motion llcHlaf -
srppVxp TgRN-urHERLAND J-OP3n al 10 an
Der'urre- Nos. to q inclusive
Own TrnNsEH SUPREME tUlhr- iNAi =
C.Rpozo. J.-Opens AZ I0l .. m 20 wv IlelulI
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NERY rleasant newly-fnrnished ROOMS. en- en-

suite sugl, N nnIy 0 .t1irn'a N'N l''.0 I
pnd attrnaues o. a Na,-lt bctwetl bnlnf ahl bhF'l
place, References eKenatzd
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

DOOMS TO LET for the Summer, win OF OF
Ia t M am 10 Gie, or su. lo gentlemen, at MS Moul
TONS Hast Tw,aty AiAst, ADJOINING lnon Aoasu0 N"'
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ilcnopa!s.
Professional Nollccs.

radically cured without
IA cbarre by ELIAS ever TUESDAY, and FRIDAY between 'nd
clock az 6I5 BrodNsv Oice hours um 10 p n DAILY
Patients attended 4 their residences II desired
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

LOUISVILLE, April 2.-The river
here fell 4 inches, with feet A
inches in the chute, 8 feet 4
inches in the canal and feet 4
inches on the rocks. The bridge
space is 81 feet. The weather was
clear and pleasant, but raining to-
night. Arrived; ATgOsy and bsrges,
from Cincinnati; p. w. Strader,
from Cincinnati; Robert Burns, from
Cincinnati; Indiana, from New Or
leans. Departed: ArgOsy and barges
for New Orleans; p. w. Strader, for
New Orleans; Robert Burns, for
Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, April 2. Arrived: !:
City Of Quincy, from New Orleans; ;
City OF Chester, from Memphis. De-
parted: Mary Alice and barges, for
New Orleans. The river Is still fall
ing slowly. Weather is clear and
mild, with high wind sharp thunder
storm at night.
CINCINNATI. April 2.-The river
has now q stage Of stWenty-one feet
six inches in the channel, with a con-
tinued fall. The bridge space is 81
feet. The weather is cloudy; tenn
perature mOderating.
New ORLEANS, April AR
rived Mary Houston, frOmLOuisville;
Alaska from Pittsburg.
VIcKsBURG, April 2. - Passed
down: Commonwealth, at 2 pm.
Passed up; Kate Kinney, at 6 am. {;
City OF Cairo at 6 pm. Weather
warm ana clear. River is rising
slowly.
CAIRO, April 2.-Mercury. 50 de-
grees. Weather cloudy. HE river
at this point is stationary. Port
list: Richmond, st. Leuis to New Or
leans, at pm; Mary Davage, st.
Louis to Pittsburg, at II pm; Tigress,
New Orleans to Louisville, at 4 am. ;
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
PARIS.

CONDUCT OF THE RENOLUTIONIsTS-
THEIR PURPOsEs-wORKINGMENs'
ASSOCIATIONS - NON-PAYNIENT OF
DEBTS.
PARIS, April 2, Noon.-The Jour
nal deS De5dtS reports that Commits
siOner Albridge serves with Ducrat's
men, and adds that battaliOns of the
com nUne were on the alert last night,
fearing an attack, There were 10000
men In the Bois de Bologne, and q
large number bivOuacked in Champs
Elysees. The gates of MaillOt and
POnt Gu Jour were closed. The Mot
d7 Ordre said the sit.ings Of the Com
mune would soon be made public.
The same paper states that the bat
talions were provided with camping
material and marched out yesterday
in the direction Of Pasy.
The Commune, desiring a cOncilia-
tory settlement of the question as to
the maturity Of the bills, asked the
wOrkingmens' societies and the Cham
Der of Commerce to give their views
on the subject. A conference was held
yesterday with the merchants, and the
Commune decided to accept their
proposition for partial payment, with
out prejudicing the question of the
ultimate liability for the whole
amount Of such bills.
The official journal declares the OBJ
ject of the revolution is to guarantee
the perpetuity Of the republic by lay
ing the foundation broad and univer-
sal. Paris, renouncing independence,
will still be head of France.
CONDITION OF PARIS AND YER
sAILLEs.
The Mot d OrClre has an article,
signed by Henry ROchefort, summon
ing the committee to retire and not
provoke the contest with the Com
mUne. Edward LOckiery writes to
the RGppel that he proposes to the
Assembly to recognize what has been
done in Paris, adopt the electoral law,
cOnvOke the Constitutional Assembly
and then dissolve, to prevent civil
war.
The Seicle demands the abolition Of
the prefe0tures and a reduction of the
number of departments.
Paris is quiet, but the exodus Of the
inhabitants continues.
BISMARCK TALKS TO THE POINT.
LONDON, April o. The Worlds
special says, Bismarck has informed
Thiers that unless the indemnity is
paid before the 18th inst, 80, 600 Ger
mans will enter Paris, suppress the
revolution and remain until the
money is all paid.
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man is, I suppose, one of the two
partners which Richardson reserved
the right to bring in under the Little
Rock deed. The consideration out
OF which this Mr.. Miller was diddled
does not appear; but the plea on
which he was ''rOped in" is indicated
in his power of attorney, when it
states that the road whose franchises
Richardson is TO obtain is to be STYLED
The Southern Central Texas and
Pacific Railroad" )" With the cat let
thus fairly out of the bag, we see that,
while the same boat in which Carter,
French and Landeu are placed, under
the pilOtage Of Richardson. is being
directed very steadily up Salt river;
the boat in which Richardson and his
partners are embarked, has its PROV
turned by way Of Central Texas,
through State land grants and Con-
gressiOnal appropriations, TO the gold.
en- waters of the Pacific.
Leaving your readers to draw the
moral of this tale ] claim to have pre-.
sented them, in going thus behind the
scenes Of the General Railroad Bill
sensation of last summer, in Jackson,
a very extraordinary chapter in
the political history of Mississippi.
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HOME DlsPATCHEs S.
NEW YORK.

AN INSURANCE COMPANY IN HOT
WATER.
NEW YORK, March 2.-The capital
stock of the Commonwealth Fire In
Company, of which VIM.
Tweed, jr., was yesterday appointed
receiver, is $3.50, 600; its liabilities
$l65, AIS, and its total assets $3.50, ,O58.
The officers Of the company decline to
explain the causes of the disaster, con-
cerning which various reports are cur
rent. 1t is stated on good authority
that at a recent meeting Of the direC-
tors, a prominent stOckbOlder agreed
to make up the deficit, supposed to be
about SIS, 600, and take that amount OF
stock. The president of the company
said yesterday that the appointment
of the receiver was entirely unexpect-
ed by the company, though it was also
TumOTed that the whole affair was
previously arranged. The deficit will
soon be made right, the receiver dis
charged and the company in opera
ton again.
GRANT PREPARING FOR WAR-GER-
NAN PEACE CELEBRATION.
The Steamer Arcadia sailed yester-
day for Havre with nearly $3.50, 900
worth of arms and war material, in
Guiding l,30O cases rifles, for the
French army.
One hundred and fifty organizations
have already signitied their intention
of participating in the German peace
celebration on Easter Monday, and
expect that 10000 men will march in
procession. Seven regiments of the
National Guard and twelve triumphal
cars viii appear in the column.
The UOTid'S Washington dispatch
says, the cOmmandant of the Brook
lyn navy yard has been ordered to fit
for sea Immediately seven vessels,
Wachusett, Shawmut. Omaha, Canaan
daigua, Minnesota, Florida and Sus-
quebana.
DEYILTRIEs OF ALL SORTS.
Cavanaugh, shot by an officer while
rObbing a freight car at Dobb's
ferry, Thursday night, died last
night. Henry, his suspected ac-
cOmpliCe, was committed, in de-
fault of $4,000 bail, for attempting
the life of the officer who arrested
him. Burglars robbed James w.
Beel's tailor store, Fifth avenue, of
$1,000 worth of goods yesterday
morning, carrying off all the plunder
without the discovery of the police
man. Judge Woodruff, of the United
States Circuit Court, yesterday de-
clared forfeited tWenty-One recOgni-
zances in criminal cases, to the
amount Of $l35,0O0.
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CINCINNATI.

CLECISEATI, April 1.-COttOn dull and q
shade lower; middlings, I49l414c. Flour
steady and In moderate demand; family,
g6 5096 81 Wheat steady and In mOderaIe
demand; red. 81 37GI 80. Corn, firm and de-
msnd ftlr, at 55c. kye, dropping at 81 O4GI O6.
Oats steady at 5O952c. Barley, quiet at 65as5c.
Mess pork, demand light, but holders firm
sales at So 50. Lard. full prices asked, but
no demand; kettle, ll54c. Bulk meas dull
and unchanged sales az 7]4995{ {995sc. Bacon,
only limite Jobbing demand; 75zG7zzGl0G
lie. Hogs dun Rnd cropping at S69B =. Whis-
KY, demand light, and holders frm, at SIC.
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GERMANY.

BISMARCK MAKES sPEECH-HE
DIFFERS FROM GRANT AND WON'T
INTERVENE UNLESS GERMANY's
INTERESTS DEMAND IT.
BERLIN, April 2.-In Reicbstag,
yesterday, the bill for the union Of
Alsace and Lorraine with the German
Empire, was received and referred to
Special Committee. Herr Zeliniski
moved that the Polish territories be
not included in the motion. Rejected.
Bismarck explained the policy of the
government toward France. He
said it was the interests of Germany
10 facilitate the task of the Republi-
cans of France. The Emperor had
decided not to intervene unless the in
terests Of Germany were endangered, /,
and then other actions would be taken
which would be effectusl.
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VERSAILLES

OF THE PRES5-HEREDI-
TARY RIGHTS TO BE ANNULLED-
INSURGENTS BEATEN IN BATTLE.
VERSAILLES, April 1.-The gov
has charged General Chi
with the organization Of the
frooDs. General Charette holds Nantz.
There is a movement on foot in Paris
TO disarm and disbandAll battallions
of nationals which do not recognize
the authority of the commune. The
Cyi du PeuDJs demands that this pro
position be speedily carried into ef-
iact in the second arondissment. The
,Sociale, the new evening journal, pro-
posed the abolition OF the inheritance
Of property and the C5-i du PeWpte ap.
proves.
President Thiers telegraphs to pre-
fects Of departments at Lyons, st.
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Nick Longworth, Louisville to New
Orleans, at 4 am; Belle st. Louis,
Vicksburg to st. Louis, at 9 am. ;
Baltic, Pittsburg to Memphis, at 1
p.m.; Julia, st. Louis to Vicksburg,
at 8 pm; r. J. Lockwood, st. Louis
to Red river; st. Joseph, st. Louis to
Memphis, at pm; Idlewill, Evans
vile packet, at pm; Mary Ann,
Louisville to New Orleans, at s pm.
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ST. LOUIS

A LIVELY CITY CHEERFUL AMUsE.
MENTS.
ST. LOUIS, April John May hung
himself last night. Capse, whisky.
Yesterday, in a fight at Jacksonville,
Ill, Charles Stevenson threw Charles
Robinson down and got one of Rob
insOn's thumbs in his mouth, where
upon Robinson seized him by the
throat and ChOked him to death.
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AUSTRIA.

ANOTHER REICHsTAG IN AN up
ROAR,
VIENNA, April 2.--In the Reichstag
there is a heated debate going forward
on army N alters. There is a wide
division of opinion on the proposition
of the Government to raise a fresh
contingent of recruits. The House
yesterday rejected the motion to ad-
iOuTn and the discussion will be re-
sumCd on Monday.
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sd ReaerYed SAD aud AYeld ths Rush.

R5-Ladles, turn cut TO hear the most able
and prominent advocate Of the rights OF Wo-
man In the world. Not an expression occurs
In the course OF his address which would Of
fend the most sensitive.
- Mr.. Train never repeats.
have sworn 10 free ireland, and, so help
me God, I will. ~ Geo. Francis Train.
ADMISSION Dress Circle and Parquette. 81 /;
Family Circle soc; COlored Gallery, 25c. Box
once open from 9 g. m. tOB pm, co mmencinE
MONDAY. for the sale OF reserved seats.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

TTNHE new Merchants Exchange. Nos. u
a Il Monroe street, Peabody Hotel, viii be
opened FOR Change tomorrow 3rd inst al
II O'Clock am. All members OF the Charn-
Der OF Commerce are urged to be present
The monthly meeting OF the Chamber OF
Commerce VIII take place at 3 O'Clock D IA .
when a general attendance is desired and
requested.
r, A. PIEEON, President.
LEoH TRoUsDALE, SecretaFY.
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CASUALTIES.
FIRES AND STRIKES.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April "A
supposed incendiary last night,
in Selma, burned three large barns
and several other outbuildings with
fifty tons of hay, large amount of
grain and sixty head Of cows and fine
horses belonging to John Reid. There
was no insurance only on the build
ing5.
a number Of employees in the salt
works struck yesterday because Of a
reduction in wages. 1t is expected
that the strike will become general,
and will involve three thousand men.
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NASHVILLE.

middling, l24c Bulk meats-shouIders. re.
clear ribbed sides, l01zc packed Bacon
shoulders, SIC; clear sides, ne; hams l2c,
Susar-cured hams, l61zc. Lard, I3c Corn, 6sc
Oats, 7jc. Wheat, 81 2OGl 90, Flour, S. 90
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NEW ORLEANS.
A LIVELY PRIZE FTGHT.

A LIVELY PRIZE FIGHT.
New ORLEANS, April "A prize
fight took place today between John
Gyogan, formerly of Chicago, and
Mike Hyde, ten miles below the city.
It was won by Hyde in one hundred
and tifty-three rounds. Time, one
hour and fitty-thTee minutes,
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Eternne. LIE Cruzot and Toulouse tbs

Eternne, LIE Cruzot and Toulouse that
all is quiet.
Zsnits with 900 men has defeated
the Insurgents at NorbOnne, and the
Capulet leaders at Marseilles have
recognized the new government.
The Commune in Paris are divided,
agitated and pOwerless. The Assem-
bly, is sitting TRANQUILITY at Versailles
surrounded by the best army France
ever had.
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The only Ladies' Furnishing
House in the City.

nRANCH OF NEW YORK EMPORIUM OF
kb FASHION, 1872 Main street.
its OF great variety furnished TO the
trade 81 New York Prices.
sample Room az Nj. ]. Yansy & Co.'S MHlf-
nery Establishment, corner Main and WASH
ingien streets, Memphis Tenn. ap2
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DIED.

MIrCHELTi-9nS Sunday, April I'd. CHARLEY
COLEMAN AIITCHELI, son OF Edward aud
Mary Mitchell, aged 10 years, 3 months and 7
days.
WILLIAMSON the morning OF the I'd in
stant. Mrs. JANE WILLIAHs wife of the late
Col. @ II. Williams, OF Lexington, Tenn.
The funeral will take place this tdONDAY)
morning at l01l o'clock, from the residence
OF G. A. StOvsI, No. 10 Linden street.
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CHARLESTON.

LONDON, April L-Consols, go for money
and 9254G92is on account Bonds steady; BIOS
OF 1852, 921ai 52Os of 1862, Old, 9Z14; 5-10s Of
nois Central, ll0}S atlantic and Great West
ern, ,4S%
LIVERPOOL, April l. Cotton easier; mid
ding uplauds, 73s9735d; do Orleans 7ssg73ld.
Sales 10000 bales, 200 on speculation and Tor
export. Breadstufis unehsnged.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR ARKANSAS RIvEB.

HsagBIs sBd AFkshsas RlVsT PRokst Gen
pasy---uaIted Sisiss RaH LizE.
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ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
AuCtdoneeEB-
Ronday, april 3, Laz,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-WiLs
Lots Nos. J. g 8. &. s. e. 2 and g OF r-s
Homestead tract on the corner Of Wa.r--
aud TsiL streets, in the city OF LeUH .a
shelby county, state Of Tennessee.
Also, lots Nos il. l5 L1. IT, ls and I9 ~ #.a
homestead tract; plat aud di. gram Of ..r
above described property is on nile
once. It said land is NOT sold on che
designated the sale wiz be continue .rH-a
day 10 day until sll is sold.
TEENS Or sALE.-Oue-fouEtl cash. balance
In 8, " and is months, taxing uCEas la..IH
interest, with good security, and ret=ll--. s
lien FOR the same.
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TOWING AND JOBBING BOAT.

The Memphis Towboat-The steamer LITTLE
ALPS, W. W. Ma1ngaulti Master.
TvHE ToWbOat Little Alps Is sli
prepared At 8 II times to doEEEEs
towing and jobbing at the very lowest rates.
Orders LETT at A ksrr's boat-sJore on leYee
near foot OF Jefferson street, with BigleJ &,
MeiIersh & Co., or on board the boat, wiz be
promptly attended TO.
JOHN ZENT, Proprietor,
nnhl At WnMams 4 CO.'S sawmlm
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DISSOLUTION.

THE hrm OF MAsC q HooTH Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Both par
ties will use the name Of the hrm in collect
ing outstanding debts.
MAST q HoOTH.
MFsrPHIs, April ist, lS71. aps
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Son. .Rssidsnf Eeilcs

No. Z24. r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
o. Shelby County, Tenu--John Q. Chi .a1
vs. Benjamtn walker, Jseo1 walker. VI lie
liam Walker and Lewis walker
TT appearing from the Oil, which Isl sworn
1 to Ia -chfs cause that the Defendants. Benz
iap1fu. Jacob william and Lewis Na-ea-
ave Justly indebted 70 the complainant fu -.1
sum Of s1g7 So and interest, ana $50 ard sn-
terest. due by agreement for cotton sold and
labor done. and that said dsfeudarrs rrs
uOn-resideuts Of the State OF Tennessee. q -d-
that iOr these causes an attachment was sued
out OF this court against the property OF de-
PENDANTS, and The same was issued, and hss
been returned by the sheriff, duly levied on
the interest Of defend ants In the partnersElD
effects Of the nrm Of Walker Bros q 90.
lt Is therefore ordered, BY the Clerk and
Master, Inat they make their Eppesra1c8
herein. at the courthouse Of the Second
LhaucerT Court Ia the city Of Memphis,
Iennessee, on or before the drst ECu-
day In June ISL, and plead. au-
answer or demur 70 Complainauts' bill. or
the same VIII be taken Tor confessed az 20
tnems and set for hearing aEparta, and tl-1l a
copy Of this oTdefbe published once week
for 1Our successive weeks In the Memphis a r.
PEAL. This April lst, 1874.
n. d. l. sTEWAET, CLERK aud Master,
By Q BELCHER. Deputy q. and H.
smith q lenersOn. soils. for complt- Gpt
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FRESH, BUTTER, ETC

lust received,
J G0TUBS FRESH BUTTER.
100 bis Northern Peach Blow potatoes lcLC-Cz|
SO bbls Northern apples.
So bbls seed Potatoes.
% bills sweet Potatoes.
20 boxes Breakfast Bacon
For sale by,
S. |. JAMES, & CO.. 355 Front S
April ?, ISL,
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Arkansas RlvsF-Memphls and AFkan.
sas River Packet Gs.-U. s. Nail.

TTVHE elegant Passenger Packets Of this line
leave Memphis for AL points on Arkau-
sss river as IoloWs: stea1aar NARY BOYD,
Ha5nes, master; Every Monday, sc 5 n.rn.
Steamer T. b. ALLEN WOcdburu, master
Oh Steamer DARDAN ELLE, Berry, master /:
CLEBD ENE, Pritohard, master; Every Fri
day, at pm.
The boat that leaves Memphis on Wednes-
days goes through to Fort smith. TIE boats
that leave Memphis on Mondays and Fridays
connect 80 Little Rock with our light- -draughi
boats for Fort smith, and With stages for Hot
Springs, Camden, ArkRdelphia and Wash
tDgton Al the boats Of this line haV-
Ing been buiif expressly for the trade,
possess superior accommodations FOR pas
sengers and unEurpas8ed faoI tiles for trans
porting ueighl TO All points on the Ar
kansas river without detention, at any stage
Of water.
Fraignt8 consigned to this company 81
Memphis or Mouth Of White riverI viii ne
forwarded promptly 70 destination Wlthopi
charge for transfer. J D. ADAMS, President
W. 9. PATTE5ON, Agent, No. y Madison SIS