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The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15
Fruits Of Radical Teaching.

| The riots at Frankfort and other places In
Kentucky, at the late election, are but the le-
gitimate offspring of the doctrines taught
the colored people by the Radical party, In
their Loyal Leagues "and other secret meet
ings. II the colored men had been taught the
cardinal doctrines Of the notorious Ulysses
:" Let us have peace, no such bloody encoun-
tiers would have been possible between the
white and the black man. Here was an in
open practice Of the doctrine taught by the
"leaguers. Theirs has ever been a doctrine
Of undying hate. The negroes were taught
to hate their former masters, because they
had held them in slavery. That bondage, too,
into which the ancestors ofthe Greeleys, Gar
risons, ct id omne genus had sold them. They
are not told that the ships of the North
brought them or their ancestors from Africa
as chattles, at so much per head. and sold
them for price to the people Of the slave
holding States. All these things are kept dark
for fear that the negros sense Of common
justice and right might lead them to hate the
original authors of their state of bondage, and
thus be lost to the great party of Progress
We have uniformly adyoctcd the innocence
Of the negro in all the devilment that has
characterized our elections since the war
We fix the censure where it belongs. upon
the INSCRIPTIONS birds Of passage and
their coadjutors amongst us.
If the Republican party had been sincere
in its professions, and its mission been the
high one they assured 1t to be, then would
| there have been peace and amnesty, and ours
would have been Republic in fact as well Il,
| In name. All men would indeed be equal be-
fore the law. But their professions were hol-
low prctences, used only for the purpose OF
securing the offices at the hands " the people
and having secured them they forget their
professions. and open robbery :. prac;iced.
The result, is fearful division in their
| ranks, rs the offices could not be increased to
a sufficient number to supply all. Now the
ultimate consequence will be that there " Ill
be white anu a black party, and who Is so
blind as not to forcsee the result. The negro
must go under the ban, and those who have
boasted Of his fitness for citizenship will be
the first to cripple him in his eflCrts to be-
come worthy the name of American citizen.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15
Public Mass Meeting of Johnson County

All opposed to Radicalism. as exhibited by
the corruption and peculation of the present
Administration, both State and National. are
hereby requested to meet their fellow citi-
zens at CLARSVILLE, on Saturday. Sept.
I'd, 1871.
By order Ex Committee,
JOHN W. NAY, Chairman.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

II A correspondent Of the Fort Smith
Nsw Era, Of July 3lst, writing from Fayette.
willie, charges SAMUEL BARD, with being the
iustigator Of the attempted assassination OF
Judge Gilbreth of Fayetteville. Mr.. Bard,
CIV. N. Reed and B.F. Little, In . letter to
the Editor Of the Era, dated Fayetteville the
7th, asks the authors name, which the editor
declines to give. but says he is . "prominent
Republican aud upright and respected citi-
zen Of Northwest Arkansas"
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

would respectfully call the attention Of
the citizens of Crawford, Washington and
Benton counties and public generally. to our
large and well selected Stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods Dress Goods, Trimmings,
Laces, Groceries, Hdrdrare, Queens,oare. Glass
,oare, Boots and Shoes, Hats &c. Also, Cam
ton Mattings and Oil Cloths, which
we are now receiving by every boat.
These Goods were all bought when goods
and cotton were at their lowest figures. and
we feel confident that we can and will sell
them at lower prices than ever before offered
in this market.
Our stock will be found full and complete
in all its branches. Our motto is
Small Profits and Quick Sales"
and our terms,
POSITIVELY CASH.
Give us a call, and you will be satisfied
that WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Very respectfully.
ii. A. MEYER,
Cor Howard-st. and Gar. Ave.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

II Mcssrs. II. A, MEYER and HENRY FALK-
xER, two Of Fort Smiths enterprising young
merchants were over to our town Wednesday.
Van Buren, hasn't that attraction for them
now 1t sometimes has; but still we hold out
every inducement within our reach and are
very glad to sec them, and promise to do bet
ter aftsr the cool weather sets In.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

ANOTHER VIcroRY IN Sr. Loun.-The De-
mocracy were successful In the county elec-
tion In the County Of st. Louis on Tuesday
last, electing four Of the seven Judges. Mis-
souri, may be safely put down against Grant
snd for the Democratic nominee
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

a. wEBsrER's indignation me e,ing at
fayetteville on the 9th, proved nzzle, as we
learn from correspondent Of the Fort Smith
Hssld. 1t was . meeting originated over
scrimble for the spoils, and democrats con-
ciuded, very wisely too. to let them fight It
out sions.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

ly hot spring and summer, have " borne
the heat and burden of the day, and
through thicket and forest, swamp and
bayou, have braved the malarial atmos'
phere to keep the road in condition. On
the contrary, he has not been able OF
willing) to raise sufficient money upon
the $4,000, 600 in bonds even to pay them,
and they have been compelled to hawk
their little due bills from store to store,
selling finally alta rate as low as twenty
to thirty cents on the dollar-besides the
running department being indebted
to us for fuel, labor and supplies, since
November 21, 1870, to an amount ex-
ceeding $4,000. What has Mr. Fisher to
do with this F? ,.dt -. -...-...-
Eight section men are now all that are
left to keep up road Of fifty-one miles
in length, The road and rolling stock
are fasting falling into a wretched state
and, to the eyes Of those who have seen
roads properly managed, it looks as If
the last dollar was to be squeezed out OF
what was once a frst.class road and
rolling stock
We were yesterday placed in receipt OF
the following communication from the
consulting engineer of the company, "
which we will allow to explain itself
without any comment from us
OFFICE OF CONSULTING ENGINEER,)
LITTLE Rock d FT SMITH RAILWAY,
LITTLE Rock, Aug. Sd, 1871
MEssRs PIERCE, STEAcY AND YoRsToN-
Gentlemen | am reliably Informed
that the property Of the company, con
ssting Of the railway from Argenta to
Lewisburg, together with the rolling
stock and other appurtenances, all OF
which are embraced in your attachment,
nd for the care of which you are re-
sponsible, is being greatly damaged by
the neglect Of the parties using the same
by your permission. / therefore respect
fully notify you, that you will be held to
a strict accountability for all loss and
damage of said property that may result
from such neglect and misuse, and |
would respectfully request, on behalf of
the stockholders of the company, whose
interests ! have the honor to represent,
that you will take immediate steps to Sc
cure the better care and protection OF
said property. Very respectfully, yours,
(Signed) j. II. HANEY,
Consulting Engineer.
We regret being obliged to make use
Of your columns to explain our position
thus publicly, but being asailed, feel it q
duty to the public and our many and gen
erous friends to state the case as it is
and we are content to leave the verdict
with them. i'"r a--
PIERCE, STEACY & YoRsToN,
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II Late u. s. District Attorney whipple
and Marshal Cattcrson, have been summoned
before the Ku Klux Committee at Washing
ton, to "tsll what they know"
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fars are steady Dry hint, 18c: dry salt
l#Gl5ci green, 6Z@7c; green salt, 5000
Tsliow, sg9c. Deer skins, 1S@20c beaver
S0c9Sl 80 each; otter, Sla4 each; mink.
40o(gSI; fox, SOC; coon, 12H@30c.
HOHINT-Demand light; a 75G5 90 pel
barrel.
LIVE S~TOCK-Quist; beef cattle steady
at 496c for fancy. Sheep Arm, 5@6c fOI
No. l.. Lambs scarce, az 81 50935 so. Mich
COWS dull, S3e05O
LEATHER-Hemlock sole, 339S5c; oak
sole, 35948c; saddle, 40@43e; brides, iAs
G69 per dozen; uppers, 88848c; calfskins,
American, per dozen, S80048.
MoLAssEs-Stesdyi common to choice
Louisians, 50@75c; syrups, 10000; sor-
ghum, A@45c.
NArLs-Firm, at 81 1904 s5 rates.
NAVAL STOREs-Tar, in kegs, rateO0 for
pine; In 40 gallon barrels, 880l0. Pitch,
s. per barrel. Oakum, $500 per bale.
OHs-Coal oil, 27G28c per gallon; lin
seed, raw, 81 07(0l 10; Hnseed, boiled, 81 IL
al Is; lard, 81 Is; train, 81 EXCL Is
PoULTRY-Is in liberal supply, and
prices are unchanged. We quote old
chickens as duh at 1905 25; young, 50 90
| O. so.
PRovIs1oNs.-Firm Mess Pork, SI9 IS.
Bacon clear sides 10Gl0Hc; clear
rib, 9HG9Zc; shoulders, 7H97Zc; sugar
cured hams, l4H016Hc, according TO
brand; breakfast bacon, i4@I4Hc; clear
bulk sides, 9@9hc; shoulders, 6H96Ac.
Lard quiet; tierce, 1lkGl2C; key, l2H@
I3c; caddies, I4@l4KC.
PRoDUCE-Old peschblOws steady at
B 25 new are quiet at s. 00@S6 80.
Sweet potatoes, 81 per Dbl. Cabbages,
scarce n firm At S30032 per 100. New
onions, S5 50@6 90. Green peas, So 90 per
bushel; stock peas, s. 25G2 80.
So so.
RIoH-south Carolina, 9H9IOc; Lou
isiana, 8kG8Ze.
STARCH-5g6c per pound.
SoAP-Germsn notified, 7kG7Hc; yell
low, 595Ac.
sHOT-Ranges from g s5 to 81 60 per
sack.
SUGARS - Firm; Louisiana, sZ@I8c;
for open kettle, I2Z@I3Lc for
yellow clarified, and I4@I41Ec for
white do. Refined, crushed, powdered
and granulated, I5c; coffee A, I4c; b,
l35sc; G, l31zc; extra do. I8%c.
SALT-2S0 pound barrels, 50 25G2 IS;
dairy, So 3OtG3 IS; sack, 81 IS for coarse,
and - tor fine.
SEEDs-Rsd clover, per busheL s. 50;
blue grass, 81 IS; orchard, s. p; Timothy,
s. 90; alsike clover, per ID, 81 90; white
Dutch do, 75e; lucerns, 75c; Barley, per
bushel, 81 70; black oats, Csc; wheat, 81 90
az 90.
EPlaIEB-HlguWlneS, JJtQS5Cs old crown
Bourbon whisky, 81 40GI 80: old Mag
noiia do, SOC; old Tennessee white do, 81;
old Bourbon do, II I0GI 25: Tuscarors
do, 81 Is: Miller's do do, 81 40; FOrd's do,
So 70; old apple brandy, g SOFAS so; old
peach do, 81 50G4; New York + E do,
81 35; Guard. Dupuy & Co, 1860, DO, 81 90;
Swan gin, 81 25; Fish imported do, 81 so;
old port wine, 81 2594 90; sherry do, 81 so
as 90; Home bittsrs, per case, $6@9; Our
lurH &nrTfharn do mar au1n ETGIar DHnn-n
ton do, per Gaze, So so; H0stetJsr's do,
per case, 50; BenediCtine, SIS per dOz;
elsret, So 1907 90 per case; cstswbs, So 50
@1O 90.
VNEsAR-Common and picking, $50
$40 per barrel
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SPECIAL HOTIcE


The Household Tonic. The efficacy 81
Hos etter's Celebrated stomach BitterB as a
specific for recruiting the eufeebled body
aud cheering tue desponding mind has
passed into a proverb. In the United states,
where this marvellous tonic has born down
all opposition and eolipsed ali rivalry. Inc
demand for it has annually increased In a
heavier and heavier ratio for years, until At
last the regular sales Of this preparation ex-
coed these OF al other st0maehies combined.
Eminent bers OF the medical profession
and hospital surgeons without number, lave
candtdiy admitted that the phaFmacopela Of
the faculty contains no prescription that pro-
duces such beG enciaI effects IN dyspepsia,
general debility and nervous diseases, a.
Hostetter's Bltters. To use the Language of a
venerable physician OfNew York, " The Bit
ters are the purest stlmulant and the safest
tonic we have. But the uses Of the great
vegetable sntidote are much more compre-
hensivs than such praise would imply. AS a
preparatory antidote 10 epidemic disease, q
genial stimulant, q promoter OF cousti-
tutioual vigor. an appetizer, a stOm-
achic, and a remedy for nervous de-
biity, no medicinal preparation has ever
attained the reputation Of Hosteiter's Bit
ters. II is the household tonic OF the
American people, and in all human proba-
billty wiz be so for centuries TO come. h
magnates Of science recognize its merits:
and That tt is emphaticauy the medicine OF
the masses, is proved by its vast and ever
increasing sales.
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~N0N-RESLDENT NnTlcE.

N 10 247, r. DIN the Second Chaucery Court
Of shelby county, E6unesSea-MaE Her.
EUg. solomon berzOg ana others, W.. John
DOnahue, Sarah Ann PER- anna r.. cole.
ALICE Cole, and Anna ~ Cole and Utusts.
n appearing from the bill which is sworn
i 20 in TINS cau-eF mat the defendants. John
DOnanue, sarah Ann Perry. Anna f.. Cole.
widow OF j. O. Cole, deceased, Alice Cole and
OF tennessee
IL is therefore ordered, by the Clerk snd
Master that they maze their appearance
herein, at the courthouse OF the Second
Chancery Court, in the city Of Memphis.
Tenn, on or before the nrst Monday in June.
1871, and plead, answer or demur TO COM
plalnant bill, or the same Will be taken for
confessed as to them, and set for hearing
eXparte; and thai a copy of this order be
published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 18th april, l65l.
Attest.
"a. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
By y. BELCHER, equity tlefk and Taste.
Westcott etani, Soils for com pIEiuant.
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LEGAL NOTICES
crsdnnr's Notice.

No. U.H DIN The Second Chancsry Count
g. " j. Crook. administrator nf 81. A.
and others.
IN this cause an order for publication 90 be-
u made, citing ala persons Interested % come
onward etc, having been entered 1y the
Court. April ., 1871;
Notes Is therefore hereby given 70 an per-
SONS having Gains against the estate OF MIL
ton a. Kerr. deceased. 70 come ti ara ana
exhibit their demands ana nave lnemsalTss
made nartfss TO the proceedings herein. and
prove their claims on OF before me blh day
barred.
CLERK and aaEter.
Tobn q F1uuis.A Atty for eompIt rUIa
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ORDINANCE.
FIE LIMITS

Bea g4brssH b. nc GassrI G4lcZ o. ne GO
gr Neaalh4- RELAXING 20 fire limits
TTaarAHieIe s. section hridEes' Digest, be
so men as to res1 6 ioAoe touH
NJ ~ ne MISSISSIPPI river on Market street,
ru-rufug thence ~easlWardlE WITH ihe EouLD
gIfa or Market street b. Bayou Hayoso7 the
remainder Of The ordinance 10 hbaAu "a
Pas-ed a drst read uE, and by suspension OF
he rules Is leuuIrau. Passed second Tea4lnz
~ ~ Board or Aldermen. April l"l.
Passld drsL reading by COuEcl ana releITs4
- r-e5r Ordfnaucs COMMITTEES, ApLlI l5IL
Passed second and nual reaolnR ~ DouA-I'
JOHN JOHNHON, Mayor.
artasr. T.. r. RrCHAHuz. cts Register.
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On Saturday, Iune 10, 49,,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate DO-wit; Lots as, 6. 7,8. g. 10 Of a
tract OF land situated, lying and being IA the
county OF Shelby and state of Tennessee, on
the state line roRu three miles from the ciry
OF Memphi-, being balance OF 48L acres.
which is subdivlded into tracts of about ave
acres each.
Plats or diagrams may be had at my office.
GBRMs Oh sALE-One-tourth cash. balance
in six, twelve ana eighteen months, taking
notes bearing interest with gOod seouritF.
and retaining lien Tor the same.
IA. d.. T.. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
hanson, 5Wigley q DashieI, Soils. for COM
p~lainanang.
nav. sun tnaa q Lhnrs ID
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VEHICLE ORDINANCE

DEIT ORDAINED Tnat no Hack. Omni.
ID BuE. carriaze. dray OF vehicle, puD!lc ID
private, H- allowed 70 stand along the side.
walk OEU0lls either gate OF Court square
and not more than nVe feet from each side o..
the same
Z, Idat the penalty for the violation Of ihis
0rdL1aEcs zHaI be a me OF not more than
$40, aud iu event OF failure, Imprls0umentfOI
not more tlau AWeuB Gays.
Passed hrst reading under suspension Of
The rllEss and passed second reading by
Council. May 3. ItTL.
Passed lrsl and second reading by Board
OF Aldermen. May IS 81
Approved; Nay =, 1911
JOHN JOHNSON Mayor.
Attest q. p. RTCHAEus City Register
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RaTIcE.

District Of west tennessee.
III BANKRUPTCY
1871.
FtN6E undersigned hereby gives hoblce o.
i bis appointment a. assignee OF j. T.
aol1slgue, OF Memphis, shelby county
state or Tennessee within said District, o
has been aaiudicated "a bankrupt upon his
" petition by the District tOurt % said
District o. WOOLURIDHE,
ana Aae#gmea
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satarday, ~ -. 81.

at the door of the Court-hOuse. IN the city CO..
Helena, county of Phillips. and sialH OF Ar
kansas, between the huuU OF Judicial sale.
BIDDER. EHe following described tracts of land
situate in said county and state. to-wIt. The
quarter OF section eleven .II- The
north half OF section eleven llI|s the south
bali OF s~tctlen two lN9 the east half0I section
lUl, tue northeast quarter OF section
louIteen ~ All IN Township one ODD, uUrLI
Of Range two " east, 1850 acres. TlBuLg La
considered good, q I wiz convey only such
as u may haVeas trustee.
March s, ISL.
mnl3W II. aNrTH TrrEfaa
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FRIpAY. Hay Is. III

AZ the southeastern corner Of Court aluar-.
in Memphis, Tennessee. offer Tor la.a. sur
me Uy said truht deed described as follows
uo-wfG.
Lot Of land lying Ia the city OF GemplLs.
7ne-DF county, Isuugssea, beginning az a
STAKE on the south line Of GreduLEw sLrsds
9ne lQndfed and eleven and a 1aLl feet east
LON tue e~asL44neuf Third street, thence east
4eL 70 an alley Lleuc south parable
mr. 7tr=eLae seventy four and oEs-t1Url
4a- thence west parallel win
GreeuLaW Etrszl ClIrtV seven r-sr ~ 1900.
lAen norm parallel Win Third street asF-
~enty-lOlr and uue-tour-L laeE. To he 1-.Hu-
1ng- being pa-t0f lot 40. SIS
hqllly or redemption waived. 4 believe
the title % said lot iE good, but WIZ ZEN and
conway only a. trustee.
apis " II. POSITION H-rara.
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satarday. MaY 81. IszL

within legal hours, the. following deserfbas
property to-Wit.
Lot MOI, beginning at 8 stake on the eass
me OF Lnn1ry avenue. the southwest ooruaf
OHIO No. & thence east with the south Iiueoi
lot MOL eehatns 70 a stake; Themes north, Is
chains and g INKS to q stake in the centre OF
the Raleigh road thence out 81 west with
the centre OF said road, s chains and 81 links:
thence south. s. west, 2 chains ard A. LINKS
to q stakei thence north With the east line OF
Cherry Avenue, p chains and IS links to the
beginning, containing s0-26 acres, the same
being part of the subdivision ofa So acre tract
OF land, which Is q part Of the Jno. Pope
plantation, lying and being in Tennessee
about four miles nom Memphis
TEHzB OF aALL=Cash.
"a. COLE CLERK and Master
Humss& Pos6on, S0ls. apa
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aOn-Resldsnt Notice.

"a, fba Probate Court o Shelby county, Ien-
nessee-J. ~. =. LaWrancs ana J.6 Law
rance VS.. ~. u LaWranoe.
minis cause IL appearing Lnab Laura Law
-nnea ri a nonresident OF the STATE az
Tennessee and a residentO Of the State Of Mis-.
sissippi-
aoneo~ence herein, az the oourt-houqa A
ffe CIV 81 Memphis, Tennessee, on OF before
the sta day OF June. A.D 1874, and Dlesd
answer or demur to cOmplafnante5 nm ~
ths same VIII be taken for confessed a. IL
her and get for hearing eEparts; and tbaf =
copy Of this order be published once a wesk
for toar successive weeks, in the Memphis
Daily appeal.
A < q copy-a attest.
By J.. a. CULLEN, D. o, nv
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Saturday, the 18th Bay Of Iuns, 1871.

sell. at the curusr OF Main and
Madison strE cts, az pu1Ilc luBcrT. for cash.
between the hours Of Lu and ~ o'clock. the
land conveyed 20 Hatl W a. MARTIN uv said
Trust Deed. described as follows. r1-WLr.
Commencing ~ a-atHEa on LnlTd street three
hundred ard nuy-1re .eet rom EaTG=a
street; thence south eighty seven fees =r-
Inches 81 ms ms 20 an alley thence
on a line Of the said alley seVeury-1Va
-eeL % an alley hence u.r1 slET Hs-T-
teeE SIX inches Ib1 H d lnE-.- theme east -eT
cnry-nve 10 H. feet Co Third 81 Get. rle be-
ginning point amu being lrf number three
NO y, In block humber -LELE-f8ur nn-
according Ga the plat OF plan oil South Mem
pn1s, and being on tie vest side af LlLrI
street extended. as Per deed of CONVEX a4.-
rom James T. LaaLu. -r Peter H. LsalL.
NaleEta b. Leatn and James a.. Laarl- 'r- -r
Milton A Kerr, cared Nay 8, I557. ana re-
corded IN me Registers amea Of -lelIT
county, BOOK No. o. pasea 81 SIS and E
Nay 1g. Ls6L.
Equity OF redemption waived, sale VIII
the -f0rs be absolute. i believe the Erle ar
be good, but I sell and convey the said above
described land only as Trustee
Hemuhis. Aprus. Is7. mTs
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NO, AS, x. DIN Tie Second Chanosr
Court or Shelby county. Tsnnessee-Chas
hortrecht and Henry tr-ft. firm Of KOrt.
recht q Craft, VI. Lewis Amts, Jr Vfrafufa
j, NaydWel and others.
1T appearing IRON AFFIDAVIT IN this equsa
4 that the defendant, Virginia j. raydweI.
IS nonresident of the State OF Tennessee.
IL Is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, 40 the courthouse OF the
- oOnd ChanceTy Court, in the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn, on or before the hrst Monday IN
June, 1871, and plead, answer or demur TO
c~Omplainants bill, or the same win be taken
for confessed as 10 her, and set for hearing
eEparte; and that q copy Oft6is order be- pnp-
hshed once q week, for tour successive Weosai
in the Memphis Appeal. Ihis APRIL 20. l3lA
A ~copy-attest:
NJ. u. STEWART, CLERK md Master.
By e. BELCHER. Deputy G. and a.
J. w. scales. Sol. for complainant ap4f
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HOH-Rssidsnt N0fiCs

No. 20, IA. DIN the Second Ch8ncey Coul'
Of shelby COuntyJ Tenn uel HOugh vs.
Elijah EcCRrty, Henry q. Dent ana VIM
r. Huies.
FT appearing from bin duly sworn 70 in this
4 causs b a lhs defendant, Elijah MCcafty
Is q non. resident of the state of Tennessee
and q resident OF The state Of Illinois,
II is therefore ordered, That he make bis
appearance herein at the Courthouse Of the
Second ChanesTy Court of Shelby County, IN
the city gt Memphis, Tennessee, on the ubi
Monday ia June, 1871, and plead answer OF
demur 10 compartments BLl. or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as % him, and set
for hearing eEparIe. and that q cop of this
order be- published once q week, for four sue
cesstve weeks, Ia the Memphis Appeal.
This April 10, ISL.
a copy-aUtCSL.
N. u. i. STEW sRT, Clerk and Master.
By o.. BEL HER.
Deputy Clerk and Master.
T.. s.. Ayrgs, Sol. Tor Complainant apA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-17
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No. SO, Is. DIN the first Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessee AK SWIFT and
SeIn Evans, firm OF AK Swift q Co., VS..
PatriCB Glyuu, AgueE IcKHlligreut
TT appearing that writ OF attachment was
Z issued in she aHuVe cause. May &, ls7I.
against the estate of Patrick aIynn on The
Iill of C-UmplaluauJs. Med 80 this Court. uH-
der oath. alleging that said GlTnn is a resi-
dent OF Omaha NrrrlfOry aud g nonresident
OF the Sfzte of Tennessee, and that he Us m
debt-d TO compartments 10 T1e sum Of about
S57 90, ss evidenced by q Judgment rendered
against him I'm tine United Sta as Court
and by open e-Ouu that said
attachment has been returned levied on
She pro, ertv OF DEFENDANT also. thEt Agnes
McKelHgrett 1otm-riv GlTuuf aud her bus,
band, Morris MckeIligTat srs esidents OF
Omaha. and non -sidsuts OF The state OF
Tennessee:
Ills therefOre Or-Cr-I- Thal they make their
appearance herein, 20 the courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the first
Monday in June, 1871. and plead, answer
OF uemur 20 compliments biz, or the same
viii be taken for confessed IS 20 them ard set
FOR hearing eEparts; and thst a copy OF this
order be published once a week, FOR four sue.
oessive weeks, inthe Memphis appeal.
ACOpy attest;
EDMUND d. COLE, CLERK and Master.
By r ]. BLACK, Deputy C.. and M,
HetCalf O. Scarborough. Soils -0r CgmpItE.