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CENTRAL AMERICA,
The Great Frsshst at Peru.

AsPINWAL VIA KINGSTON, April
News from Central America up to
the 18th ult. have been received.
A battalion of six hundred men was
distributed by the Government of San
Salvador to protect the frontier and to
prevent an invasion by the forces of
Honduras. Guatamala has also
thrown a body of troops on the from
tier to preserve the territory from vi
OlatiOn.
The troops Of San Salvador met a
force of Honduras troops near San
Miguel, an engagement took place,
IN which the latter were defeated.
LIMA, PERU, March 22.-The recent
freshet did immense damage. Losses
are estimated at eight million dollars.
The Government is giving assistance
to many sufferers, whose homes and
provisions were swept away. The
storm was the heaviest experienced
for thirty years.
AsPINWALL, March 22.-PrOgress is
making in the survey for the Isthmus
canal route, but the prospect Of a ia
vorable result is slight.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Governor Authorized 10 Call
Out a Regiment Of Picked
Cavalry.
Amendment Of the Charter of the
New Orleans, IaCksO- and Great
Northern Railroad.
Ths Personal Affair Between Ian
6rum and French Closed Out
BY the Sheriff.

Special 20 the MEMPHIS APPEAL
JACKSON, Miss, April THE
Senate passed a bill authorizing the
Governor to organize a regiment Of
picked troops to suppress Ku-Klux.
There was an amendment to the
charter OF the New Orleans, Jackson
and Great Northern railroad. The
House took up the bill amending the
charter OF the New Orleans and Jack
son railroad. No final action.
The bill provides that the
company shall complete the
road in i've years. The State gives all
the stock owned in the railroad,
by the State, to the company, and re-
leases the company from the restric-
tIons Of its former charter.
Great excitement prevails about the
Laudrum and French quarrel. Ian
drum posted French as a pOltrOOn,
coward, etc, and notified him Of it.
The Sheriff arrested him before
French arrived. French went round
tearing down the posters, and arrived
at the capitol shortly after Landrum,
who was in the Sherif's custody.
Both were placed under bonds Of two
thousand dollars to keep the peace,
which winds up the expected street
fight or duel.
Associated Press Dispstch-l
JACKSON, Miss, April 7.-ResOlu-
fiols have been introduced in the
State Senate by Senator DOwd, CEN
surfing Senator Amts for his recent
sDppcb in the United States Senate.
Great excitement prevails here to-
dsv over the difficulty between Rep
resentatives Landrum, Democrat, and
French, Republican.
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A Female CoIIsas Burned %.

CENUNNATI, April THE West
ern Female College, Oxford, Ohio,
was completely destroyed by fire ear
ly this morning. One Of the young
ladies, who was partially deaf, is
missing. Four or five, who made a
narrow escape from the second and
third stories, are slightly injured, but
one, it is feared, dangerously. Some
had the presence of mind to let them
selves down by sheets, while others
jumped from the windows. There
was S75, 600 insurance on the building,
which will rebuild it. 1t had l7j in
mates at the time of the fire. During
the early morning hours the village
presented a sOrrOWtul spectacle. Some
young girls had lost nearly every
thing in the shape of clothing, while
others were wandering about with
a scanty supply Of apparel, with no
relatives to sympathize with them,
and almost wholly dependent on
comparative strangers for board and
lodging. The liberality of the place,
however, was equal to the occasion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RACES! RACES !
THE SPRING MEETING
ovER THE
nHImEFELz COURSE
VIII commence on
TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1871,
And continus Five Days. with the following
PROGPAWME

FIRST DAY-Tuesday, april Z5-Poss STAKE
for all sges, two miles and repeat suDssflp p
tton $50, PIP. ths second 20 save his stake.
To name at pm. the day preceding the race.
The Club to add $500 closed with hve sub
seriberss
SAME DAY-sweepstakes Of SIS each, PIP,
with $50 added: dash a mile, for three year
OldH. Closed with eleven subscribers.
SECOND UA T- Wednesday. april &C.
Handicap sweepstakes tor all ages, dash Of a
mile and quarter; subscription $50, nalf for
tslt or only sly IL declared The Club to add
S5gJ' EignL su6scrlosrs.
SAME DAz-Purse sac, mile heats, Tree for
THIRD DAY-Thursday. april T-Purss
$500, dash OF mile and a haif, or all ages.
SANE DAY-SWeepstaE or three year Oids,
mile heats; sunsc iDtiOn So D. o.. IN which
the Cluo VIII add $3.50 Eight subscribers.
FOURTH DAX-Friday April IS kres
hanuleap, dash Of two miles, for al ages.
Weights Of all the horses on the course % be
announce at pm, EEd acceptance to be
made by 3 pm; the day preceding the race.
sA@E DAy-Purse s50o, for all ages, mile
heats, best 3 in 5.
FIFTH DAY-saturday, April 2s-Purse
$3.50. dash Of mile. Lres Tor all
SAME DAY-SWeepstaf-es for 9l5 each. p.p
for three year old colts and dlles that had
not appeared in public prior TO JanUa' , lst,
mile and repeat The second TO receive s53
out of the stakes. The Club 10 add $500
Twelve BUDscrtbe
THIRD EACE-Cousol latiOu handieap for
to second horse. "A horse beaten once allowed
pounds tW4Ce, 10 pounds; three times, u
pOuucs- For purse OF 500
H8- No entrance fee TO Purses. A walk over
entities q horse to full amount Of purse.
- Admission TO Public Stand. 81 cents: %
Grand Stand, 81 LADIES BREE-
B1- Quarter-Stretch Badges. for the week.
SO For ssle at the Hotels Gastonis and the
Ticket Office at Charleston Depot.
Sc Railroad Fares cents, round trip.
mh28 c. STONE, Secretary.
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Aid fortbs Peer French.

NEW YORK, April The Chamber
Of Commerce committee FOX the RELIEF
Of the suffering population OF France
had a meeting this afternoon. Chas'
Marshall, chairman, stated that Ia
consequence Of a speculation ia pro
visions entered into after France was
reOpened to commerce, and the SUD
den influx Of supplies previously pur-
chased by the Government for use as
soon as communication should be re-
stored, there is now q superintendent
food supply ia the country. Reports
from the committees agents abroad
state that in Paris there has been q
considerable waste Of perishable arti-
cles, and at Havre and other ports
there was no sale for either provisions
or breadstufis. Nevertheless there is
still much suffering among the people,
especially ia places where, for want
of sufficient means Of transportation,
relief can only be In the form Of
money. For these reasons, 1t has
been decided to convert into cash the
supplies sent out by the committee, a
well as those awaiting transfer. A
resolution was adopted authorizing
the executive committees to take thai
course,
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Hon-RgsIdsnt Notice.

No. 2l4, r. D.-In the Second Chancsry
Court Of shelby county, Tennesses.-JOhu
Febles vs. ". . Fftchuer
Happening from Dill duly sworn to in this
n eau Q that the defendant. ". A. FitChner.
is justly indebted to complainant In sum OF
$500 and interest due by his prCmissOry note,
and that he is a non resident of the State OF
Tenn sssee, and that for these causes an at
tachm ent issued from this court against his
property and the same has been returned
into court by the Sheriff Of Shelby county,
levied, ETC., on the real estate Of ". A. Fitc6-
ner.
it is therefore ordered, That ne make his
appeal auCe herein, at the court house Of The
second Chancery Court of Shelby county. i'm
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
nrst Monday in May, ISL and plead, an
sWer or demur TO mpIail ants BIZ, or the
same VIII be taken for MESSED as to him
and set for hear ng eZparUe; and that a COPY
Of this order be published once a week. for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal. This Marcn IS, I87L
A copy-6ttsst5
N. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By G. BELCHER, Deputy @. and IA.
George 6lllham, sol for cOmpI't mhf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A
MASnMIc MnTIcE

A SPECIAL communication of De- 2
n Soto Lodge. No. 2B9, will be beld this ~
evening, April 8th, at 5/'WN
o clock. for work in the <. A. degree.
By order r. Q. WILLIAMSON, W. M.
K. W. SHELTON, Sec'y, ap8
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

No. T29, A. DIN the First Circuit Court ol
Shelby County, ,Tenne 7. and John
Barron vs. Abner HOptOn.
IN this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section 1855 OF the code and
returned in 20 Court, levied upon the real es
tate Of defendant, and afiidavtt having beer
made that the defendant is indebt ed to plain
tifis in Tie sum OF s4l0 by account, ana tha
Lhe defendant is nonresident of the State
Of Tennessee.
It Is therefore ordered, That ne MAKE
his personal appearance herein, before the
Judge Of the First Circuit Court of shelby
county, at the Circuit COUrt-hOuse, In tht
city Of Memphis, on the third Monday IN
May next, and defend said attachment suit
within the time presor1 bed by Law, or the
same will be proceeded with exparte, anC
that copy Of this order be published once g
week, for four consecutive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal.
Done at TINS office, this sd day OF March
1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By B. F. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
g. i. Griffin, Attorney for PlaintiH.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March Flour, dull. Wheat, No.
zspring dsct ned }Sc; 81 2714gI TX cash; 81 ~
o. 2S seller 70 deliver In A prl.; this pm.
heavy at s %. Corn, dull and declined 70 lc;
z35a8z5c. Oats, dull and nominal. Rye, NO.
2 duu and easier, 9814c. Barley, No. 2 H0mln-
al, 7Ge. HighWinss, 63c--M Mess pork quiet, al
l21c. Lard, quiet, ll1<4u1Ic Bulk meats,
quieti short clear middles, SIC. Hogs, dull
ana weak. $ 7096 p. Cattle fairly active, 10
Ii5C lower 81 6js7.
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The Army Of the Tennssses.

CINCINNATI, April AT a meet
ing OF the Society OF the Army of Ten
nessee this morning, it was decided
to hold the next meeting at Madison,
Wis, July 4, 1872. Resolutions on the
death of members were adopted. The
constitution was amended so as to re-
quire twelve vice presidents, and six
additional ones were elected. General
w. g. Graham, of Indiana, was elect
ed orator for the next meeting. A mo-
ton to admit the wives, sisters and
sWeethearts of members to the ban
guet tonight was tabled; also a mo-
ton to admit ladies to the next ban
quet. A motion to forbid liquors at
the next banquet was lost. The Soci-
ETY. visited the Chamber Of Commerce
and were warmly welcomed. Gener-
ais Sherman, Belknap, Meade and
others spoke briefly. Meade was es-
pecially appIauded. The banquet to-
night will close the exercises.
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Nnn-Rssidsnf Notice.

No. 1885, A. 3. DIN the second CnanceEy
Cour5 OF Shelby county, Tennesss6.-Ine
Jackson Insurance company vs. u ~
Pease and others
TT appearing from AMENDED ana supple
] Toeilfal biIl duly sworn to and Med in this
NicboIas elvrynn, are non residents Of the
state Of Tennessee. m.
n "a therefore ordered, That they make
tl1afr anpeaFsnes herein, at the Courthouse OF
tbe Second Chancery Court Of Shelby coun-
~ iu the City OF Memphis, Tenn. on or
before the hrst Onday Ia May, 1871 and
plead answer or demur to complainant's
biiI and amended bill, or the same VIII be
taken for confessed as 70 them, and set for
hearing eXpartei and that copy of this or
der be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, ia the Memphis Appeal
March lb, l8ll.
A e0py--attest.
II. D. Z. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By 9. BELGHER, Deputy Q. and "a.
Rudolph, hammond & Jordon, Soils for
eompPts, mhl6
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rRooPs cALLEn ouT.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The HGuse Ku.Klux Bill in the Hands Of
the judicial Committee Of the Ssnais.
Merrill Against San DomInBs Annexation
-Iolnt Committee on The Seuth.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-.Ssn0ts.-
The Ku-KluX bill Was received
from the House and referred to the
Judicial Committee.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, was
awarded the floor TO address the Sen
ate against San Domingo annexation.
While differing from the President,
he accorded him the purest motives.
The DOminicans never could become
homogeneous with our people; gross
ly ignorant and sUperstitiOus, reeklng
in filth and laZiness, regardless Of the
marriage tie or its benign power,
they would prove to US a serious pO-
litical, moral and financial burden.
Our proper development was north
erly; natural laws had ordained
our union with the British
Provinces. We should not at
tempt to postpone the develop
ment of vigorous States west, in order
to hatch out a new breed of States in
distant seas. The earthquake shocks
which submerged the Dominican
shores for sixty miles, were not more
uOrtentOus than would be the shock
OF our political system from a misal-
lance with West India islands. The
value of Dominican productions has
been spoken of, but COcOanuts and
bananas would not pay OF the public
debt.
The Senate took up the concurrent
resolution from the House for a Joint
Special Investigating Committee on
the South.
Hill, of Georgia, said there was no
organized Ku-KluX, no general law
lessness, in Georgia. Northern peO-
pie lived there in perfect tranquility,
and travelled day and night in perfect
safety. The industrial enterprise OF
the State is not Obstructed.
The House amendment increasing
the committee to fourteen from the
House and sixteen from the Senate
passed by a party vote ayes, 3li
nays, j.
The Vice President then announced
as the Senate portion Of the commit
tee, Scott, Chandler, Nye, Rice, VIII
son, Bayard and Blair.
After executive session the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow.
SOLDIERS 10 THE SCENE OF BATTLE.
At7:30 this evening one battalion
of infantry and a section of artillery,
as State guard, arrived, and the
troops are quartRred in various halls
in the city. Several more battaliOns
are expected during the night. The
troops are under the command OF
Major General Osborne, an expert
enCed officer is the hate war. 1t is
reported here that some Of the works
from which the men were driven
will resume tomorrow, under the
protection of the military. Up to 10
pm. no additional acts Of violence
have been committed, but threats Of
a renewal Of violence tomorrow are
numerous. Troops have been sent to
Trips slope, where q renewal of hos
tilities is threatened in the morning.
The presence Of the troops inspires
confidence, and many believe there
will be no renewal Of laWlessness.
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Nnn.Ras-danf MnIIna

No. "a. R. DIN the Second Chanesry Cour
o. Shelby County, Tenu.-JOhn @. Chfltor
vs. Benjamin Walker, Jsc0b walker, VII
liam Walker and Lewis Walker
IT appearing from the bill, which is swor7
4 to in this cause that the defendants Ben
iamin, Jacob, William and Lewis Walker
are justly indebted TO the complainant in tbl
sum of S237 50 and interest, ana $50 and in
terest, due by agreement for cotton sold an,
labor done, and that said defendants ar
nOn-restdents OF the State Of Tennessee, anC
that Tor these causes an attachment was susf
out of this court against the property OF de-
fendtnts, ana The same was issued. and IA
been returned by the sheriff, duly levied on
the interest Of defendants in the partuers1fl
effects of the firm of Walker Bros & 20.
1t is therefore ordered. Dv the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance,
herein, at The courthouse OF the Second
Lhancery Court in the city Of Memphis
Tennessee, on or before the first Non
day in June ISL and plead. an
answer or demur to cOmplainants5 bill ol
the same viii be taken Tor confessed as tr
them, and set for hearing eXp8rte, and that 3
copy of this order be published once q weeh
for four successive weeks In the Memphis A 2,
PEAL. This April Ist. 1871.
n. ID. L. STEW ART, Clerk and Master.
By q, BELCHEz, Deputy q. and NJ
Smith 81 IeuersOn, Soils. for COmplb aDl
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Affanhmanf Mnfina

No. 78S, A. DIN he First Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Fenn.-Ms /. Meacbam vs.
j. s. Smith.
IN this cause an attachment having been
/ sued out under section 3a55 Of the code and
returned into court, levied upon the perrOnal
property Of defendant, and affidavit having
been made that the defendant is indebted tl
plaintiff in the sum of S685 by note and thai
The defendant is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennegsee.
1t is therefore ordered That ne udzs his
personal appearance herein. befOl the Judge
at the Courthouse, in the city of Memphis
on the third Monday In May next, and de-
fend SAID attachment suit within the time
prescribed by Law, or the same viii be pro-
Ceeded with eXpsrte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once 7veek for four sue,
cessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at ONCE this 2lst day of Marcn, 1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By B. r, COLEMAN, D q,
Nanca n Anda araon. atIlva lnr Mn N. mgl
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glble Statistics,

NEW YORK, April THE Ameri-
can Bible Society yesterday elected
Rev. E. W. Gilman, Corresponding
Secretary, and appointed Rev. DR..
Stath, Of Brooklyn, delegate to attend
the anniversary of the British and
Foreign Bible Society next month at
London. Receipts for the year ending
April 1st, $3.50, 900 and 951, 200 Bibles
and Testaments issued.
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COAL.
A Strike Among the MIHsrs-ThFBs Men
Killed.
Armed 0rgaRlzatIsH Of 500 Desperate Men
-Coal Works Torh DBwu.
Troops Ordered 0ut by the GoveFnoF-
SteTnly Expressive Measures
to be Adopted.

SCRANTON, PA, April 7.-Ye Yesterday
at two O'Clock large body of miners
and boys from other mines COngre-
gated at Trips slope, and assaulted
with clubs and stones the men at
work in the place, stopping work. 1t
/ is reported en- the street this morning
/ that large body of miners, number
ing four or five hundred, had been
driven out of COnnell's mine and the
mine worked by Morris 61Wicks. At
the latter place they blew up the
mouth of the slope with powder taken
from the mine, tore up the railroad
| track, and committed other depreda-
tiOns. Three men were killed and
several wounded at Tripp's this
morning,
A FIGHT-THREE MEX KILLED.
SCRANTON, PA, April IA band
of 500 men, armed with muskets, clubs
and revOlvers, visited Trips mines in
this city this morning and prevented
the wOrkmen from entering the mines.
Three miners, employed at the works,
were shot down dead in cold blood by
the mob, and others were beaten with
stones, so they will probably die.
LAST night Morris d Weeks retail coal
works Of this city were torn down and
most of their mines blown down and
the track torn up. A large mob were
engaged this noon in driving the men
out Of the Iron COmpany's mines near
the mills. These several gangs Of
men hoisted the Irish American
flag and have the arms of two military
companies. Great excitement prevails
here and bloody times are expected.
General Osborne, at WilkesbaFre, has
been telegrsphed to for troops. The
Mayor was hOOted at while reading
the riot act to the mob to-day. There
is not a militia company in the entire
northern half of Lazerne county.
Demonstrations yesterday were first
made here, during the suspension.
The mObs, altogether, number over
1000 men, and are visiting in rapid
succession such mines as are being
worked here. COrvet's mine, near
this city, was besieged to-day and a
suspension of work compelled. The
proper authorities for the preservation
Of peace are moving slowly, but IN
less decisive measures are taken at
once, the county viii be under a reign
Of terrorism.
TROOPS CALLED OUT.
HARRISBURG, PA, April Gov.
Geary this evening issued prOclama-
ton calling out the militia to suppress
the rioters in the coal region.
He announced that he has also in
vOked the civil power of the State
against railroad and other transp0rta-
tiOn companies, for the misuse and
abuse Of their corporate rights and
privileges.
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Hnn-Rasidsnt Nnfica

No. Zl8, r. DIN the Second Chaneery Cour
or Shelby county, Teunessee.-Ramsey q
Brooks, use Of AlmOn BrooKE, vs. A. VII
hanson, Peter J. Peters, O. O. Graham ct al
7 7 appearing from the bill which Is sWorI
4 to IN this cause, that the defendants, A
Williamson, Peter ]. Peters and q. @. era
u6sgee.
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk anC
Master, That they maka their appearance
ChanceTy Court, in the city Of Memphis
Tenn, on or before the nrst Monday in May
1871, and plead, answer or deuaur TO com plain
ants Dill, or the same VIII be taken for con
fessed as 70 them, and set for hearing eXparte
anu that q copy OF this order be publisheC
once week for tOur successive weeks IN tbs
Memphis Appeal This March 3, I87L
NJ. ID. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By U. BELCHEz. Deputy Q. and NJ.
L. .. MCFARLAND. sol. Ior c0mpIt, mhZ
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Non-Rasident Notice..

No 4255.-In the Second Chancsry Court O
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Johu johnson
vs. s. M. Jobe, Jos. ClOuston, Bennett BagbJ
and wife, F. Q. Bagby.
IT appearing from the bin which Is sworE
a to IN this cause, that the defendants BEN
nett Bagby and vile, Frances G. Bagby, arr
non-residents Of the state of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appear
anee herein, &C the courthouse Of tht
Second Chanoery Court OF Shelby county, III
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before tht
sWer or demur to complainants' bul, or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing expartei and that a copy
OF this order be published once week. Iol
four successive weeks in the MampLlls
Appeal. This March q, 1871.
H. D. I. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Estes q Jackson, Sol for cOmptt 1nLl14
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coo PeoDIs Tbrown Out Of EmpIoymgat.

ALBANY, n. Y, April by FIRE,
this morning, over three hundred
people were thrown out Of employ
ment. The firm Of Weed, Parsons 4
Co. sustained a loss of $3.50, 900 above
their insurance, which amounts to
500, 1000. Other losses reach the vicin-
ity Of 100000. The remains Of an un-
known man have been found in the
ruins.
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HnIIdav In WaIl Slreaf

NEW YORK, April I'm accord
ance with the usual custom, the Stock
Exchange, Gold Exchange, and the
Government Board adjourned yesteT-
day until tomorrow, out of respect
for the religious holiday Of Good
Friday. AS the day is not a legal
holiday, banks and banking houses
had to remain open for the transac-
ton of business in connection with
the receipt and payment Of checks
and drafts.
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DISSOLUTION.

CtSSSEg iCiNu
TTNHE firm of Conner & Richardson Is this
a day dissolved by mutual consent. Geo
). Richardson Will continue the bust O ness al
the old stand, No. Howard Row, under the
name and style of Geo. 3. Richardson u Co
E, J. C0MER,
GEO. s. RICHARDSON.
Memphis, A prll /, 1871 ans
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Nnn-Rasldanf MnfIea

No. 276, r DIN the First Chancery Court o.
Shelby County, Tennassee.-ThOmas J. Ma,
gibben VS.. John W. MaEibben e. al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
4 that the defendant, John ". MagiObsn. il
q citizen OF Kentucky, and 8 non resident o
the State Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at tine Courthouse In The
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before Lhe
hrst Monday in May, 1871, and plead. an,
sWer or demur TO COmplainant's biz. or The
same viii be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing eZparte; and that CODY
OF this order be published once week. for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
"A cOpy-atbesL.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
BY II. j. BLACK ID, @. & Il.
Isl. Clay King. Sol. for Complt. AMI