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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-12-15

COLOMBIA, y. C., Dec H.
Inc United States Court when il sentences
prisoners who pleaded guilty., will render de.
clsioh as 10 the section of the Ku Klux law which
fixes the punishment in the ca.e of Avery ami
others, charged with the muyder. The defe,so
moved to quash the Indictment 1t is ex,cctcd
this case will go to the Supreme Court mo, th.
division of the Circuit Court.
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PENNSYLYANIA.
PIHLADE.I.pIIIA

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL.
lamp explosion burned the house with =
small poX corpse. \ mother and q children,
burned out were refused refuge by the neigh
bors, they fearing the cOntagion. They were
taken to the station house
Louisa McNeil's clothes caught from a fire
near the skating pond and was burned to death
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quest Of Spinner has been placed in the hand.
of committee appointed by Boutwell,. The in
vcstigation will COZ, pme several months. Il,
the meantime there win he no iIiterrupton o,
business as the Committee will from dav to d,,,
supply Spinner with funds needed for the ,l,,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-12-15
Cumulative Voting.

The members of the Legislature ofNonli
Carolina, for the city of Wilmington, pro-
pose to cut the Gordian knot Of municipal
troubles by adopting i'll the city elections
the cumulative system Of voting. This pro
position is stoutly supported by the VIII
mington Journal. We have not, by any
means, given up the hope that the principle
Of minority representation, for the whole
State, will be adopted, this session, blythe
ln,1.lir.n
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CABLE DISPATCHES.
SANDINGHAN. Dec. lis .

SANDINGHAM, Dec. lis A. VI.
The Prince OF Wales passed restless night,
and there has been further recurrence of
gravcr symptoms His condition continues pre-
cariOus.
STANDARDIZATION
The Prince OF Wales condition is unchanged.
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MISSOURI,
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 10.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10.
The National Board Of Trade has adopted the
following That the st. Louis Executive Coun-
Gil be requested to memorabilia Congress in IA
vor of the passage of law authorizing our eiti-
zcns to purchase foreign built ships and to regis
ter them under the American flag or foreign
maritime commerce ships come under foreign
flags being included.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. II.
Or. Chipley's private lunatic asylum, near
Lexington Ky, has been burned.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
KANSAS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
Sumner declines the Chairmanship OF the
Committee on Elections and Privileges
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WAR DErAErMENT.

SIGNAL SERVICE L. =. ARMY,
WILMINGTON, y. G., December :, 1871 J
The following table shows the daily and
monthly mean of barometer and thermometer
monthly velocity o: wind and amount Of rain
fall, with the prevailing direction OF wind tor
he month of November, 1871:
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LAWRENCE, Dec. 10.
DIR. Maudlicott has been sentenced to be
hanged on the Goth of january.
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Monthly Mean, 5000 inches, 55.l degrees.
Total Rainfall, 4.4G inches.
Prevailing wind, North and North East.
Total NumheT of Miles Travelled, 3.1w miles.
ROBERT SEYBOTH,
OF server, Signal Service L. ). A.
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, Dee,

FRIDAY, Dec. :, 1871.
lir. Robbins, of Rowan, from the commit
tee on constitutional reform, presented the
following report, with II bill on the subject,
which was ordered to be printed
REPORT.
Tie ioint select committee on constltu-
tiUiial amcndmcnt beg leave to report that
tlrry have carefully considered all the bills
on this subject which nave been referred to
tltrn i'm either House. These bills are nu-
morotis. but though they differ to some cN
tent in Substance as wen as phrascoioGy,
tlIry agree in several main features. The
committee have therefore culled from them
those provisions in which the various bills
most generally coincide i'll substance, ana
which appear most important, and these
tIicy have incorporated into a bill which
they herewith present as II substitute 1Of all
tine bills referred to tl."m, and recommend
it, passage.
IL viii be seen that this bill embraces but
q few distinct ideas. A single subject, such
fui instance us the adjustment of the town
Ship system, can only be accomplished by
Altering the Constitution in the several par
icul;.l5 Which relate to that system; and
the case is the same with regard to other
subjects. Therefore, although the proposed
alterations are i'll fact but few, the commit
tee could not CondcnSe them into a shorter
CT simpler bill. The substance Of the bill
conciscly stated embraces the following
points: The striking out Of the provisions
relating to the State debt, the township sys-
tenn, the State census, the code commission,
and tire superintendent Of public works, the
reduction ofthc number OF judges, and re-
pltline the Superior Court Judges to hold
courts in rotation, biennial sessions of the
General Assembly, and biennial terms of
executive officers, the prOhibi; on Of persons
holding two offices 1T once, iii provision
that deaf and dumb and insane persons
having adequate means shall dcfray the eX-
ponsrs of the State in taking care Of them,
impow cIing the Legislature, if they deem
il best, to change the form Of county gov
crumcnt and the officers having the control
of probate business, to distribute the iuris-
drtion OF al courts except the Supreme, to
establish Superior Courts if nccdtul, and to
regulate and perfect the school system.
1t is believed that the adoption Of these
amendments will give the people of the
state q n:uctl better and cheaper system OF
internal administration and more i'll har-
mony with their taste and character.
II will he seen that the bill contains no
provision changing or COntraIening any
feature Of the present constitution which
guarantees the equal rights, privileges and
umunitics Of all citizens. This being the
case, the committee indulge the hope that
the General Assembly will pass it without
serious opposition, and that the proposed
alteration of the constitution will receive
the hearty support Of the citizens of North
Carolina of both parties and both races.
Respectfully submitted on behalf of the
committee.
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w. NJ. ROBBINS,

}lr. Love introduced u bill to authorize
the Public Treasurer to pay the expenses
Of conveying convictS to the pcnitentiary,
AMI to refund moneys heretofore prayed
for Tins pHrpOoc to counties. Referred.
Nj. NUrment introduced bill for the
relief If the Sheriff Of Bladen county. Re
lrucd.
Mr.. Linncy, Il bill to provide for the ser
vice oi process issued by a justice of the
peace where party to the action resides
out If the county wherein the process is
sues. Referred.
Mr.. Robbins, by request, introduced Il
memorial from the Friends Of Temperance
praying The enactment of Il general pro
hibllUry law.
Nj. Graham, Of Orange, introduced a
resolution OF enquiry into the cause Of the
increase of expense in supporting the asy-
llnm iDr the insane and the institution for
the deaf and the dumb and the blind drl-
ring the last fiscal year. Every other de
paHmcnt Of the State government showed
u decrease.
The resolution was adopted.
Nh. Graham modified his resolution, and
it then passed its second and third read
ing.
Mr. Limncy reported sundly cngrosscd
b IL.
Mr. Moore introduced a bill to amend
raise revenue. Referred.
The special order the bill for exchanging
tn" stocks of the State for bonds with which
such stocks were obtained, and for other
purposes, was taken up the question being
on The substitute reported by the commit
. tee.
This substitute is a digest of the several
bills, &"., referred tn the committee and
was presented as a compromise on which it
wits thought the General Assembly could
agree. 1t is as follows
SUBSTITU TIE.
SECTION /. TIE General assembly Of
-NOIfh C0rOjjJtu ia enact, That the Public
Treasurer and attorney General shall ad-
VcTtiac III such newspapers as they may Sc
lcct, and invite proposals for an exchange
of the stocks and other interests held by
the State in any railroad or other corpora
ton for the bonds by which the State ac-
qIlred such stocks or other evidence Of
debt; or any uthor bonds Of the State (nOt
special taN) Of the same date where the
stock is not specifically pledged for the re-
dcmptiUn of bonds issued to such corpora
ton such bids shall be opellr, OH Il day
appointed and those terms be accepted
which may be most advantageous tUI the
State IfOridCd, that in no event shall
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The following bill was introduced in the
Senate, on Saturday last, by Mr.. Merrimon,
was read first time, referred, and ordered
t. lee printed
\ BILL TO BE EHTiTLfD AN ACT TO
CONMUTE, COMroUHD AND ADJUST
TIE PUBLIC DEBT.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

FerssCHtea Organ This hHaaB st8alaoh
has been = EhamefnLy persecuted organ.
| There was q time when for every dtreiictlon
/ Of duty iE wa punished with huge doses OF
the most disgusting and nauseoua drugs In
vain II rejected them, and literally returned
them upon the hands OF those who admin
| ietered them. They were forced upon IL
again and again, until its solvent power was
thoroughly drenched ortof 1t.
The world Is wiser now than IT Rrs IN that
drastric era, when furious purgatlon anu
mercurtal salvation were what ARENAS
Ward would have called the main holt OF
the faculty, In esses OF dyspepsia ana liver
complaint,
and ~biliousness Is Hostetter's stomach Bit
ters, q preparation which has the merit OF
combining g palatable favor with such Tonic
9pertent and autl-bilious properties, as were
never heretofore united IN any meQiclne
II has been discovered, at last, that sick
people are not like the fabled I1tanEs VINO
found prdstration so refreshing that when
knocked down, they rose from the earth twice
as vigorous as before. When an invalid is
Frustrated by powerful depicting drugs, he iB
apt to stay Frustrated and the dsbilitated
being aware Of the fact prefer the BUILDING
Up TO the KNOCKING DOWN system OF treat
ment.
Hostetter's Filters meets the requirement
OF the rational medical philosophy which 81
present prevails. Il is q perfectly pure yege-
table remedy, embracing the three important
properties Of a preventive, q tonic and an ale
terative. 1t foTtihes the body against die
ease, inYtgOrates and reYltalizes the torpid
stomach and liver, and effects a most salutary
change In the entire system, when in a NOR
bid condition.
In This country where the embedding tenn
permanent renders the human Organization
particularly susceptible to unWhOlesOme at
m~OspheriC influences, the Bitters should be
taken as a protection against epidemic dis
eases.
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sole, S5@43c; saddle, 4O64Sc; brides, 81
@69 per dozen; uppers, S6@4scs calrskina.
American per dozen, S3004S,
MOLAHsEs-Stesdy; common to choics
Louisisnsi 50975ci syrups, 100000 sor-
| ghum, 40@45o.
NAILsIsteady at s. 1904 IS IS s.
NAVAL STOREs-Tar, In kegs, ratoW IoT
pine; in 40 gallon barrels, 5000. Pitch,
$8 per barrel. Oakum, $96 per bale.
Oms-Coal oil, 27@28c per gallon; I'm.
seed, raw, 81 O7Gl 10; iinseed, boiled 81 II
al Is; lard, 81 Is; trsin, 81 l2H9l Is
PoULTRY.-OId chickens dull at $59
900; spring quiet at $495.
PROvIsIoNs-Firm Mess PORK $ls.
Bacon clear sides l0@lOHc; clear
rib, 9Ac; shoulders, 7H@1%e; sugar
cured hams, l4K9l6Hci according 70
brand; breakfast bacon, 14@l4Hoi clear
bulk sides, 999%c; shoulders 6H@bZe,
Lard quiet; tiercs,u H9l2ci keE, PKG
13c; caddies, l4Gl4Hc.
PRODUCE-Old p%esohbloWs firm at
50 25@8 so new quiet at So 0096 90.
Sweet potatoes, s. per Dbl. Cabbages,
scsrce and firm 81 $28G82 per 100. New
onions, S. COOS 90. Green peas, So 90 per
bushel; stock peas, 81 25@2 90.
PowDER-Mining, per keg, 81 5Oi rife,
RfoR-south Carolina, 9K@lOc; Lou
isiana, SH@8%c,
SrARCH-5G6c per pound.
S0AP-German mOttled, 7Z@7Hc; yell
SaaOT-Ranges from 81 So to 81 80 per
sack.
sUsAI,s-Firm; Louisiana, s1S912ke;
for open kettle, 12A@1Skc for
yellow clarified, and l3@l4c for
white do. Refined, crushed, powdered
and g~ranulsted, I5c; coffee A, 14c; B,
1870; G. 1351C; extra do. 1870,
SALT-25O pound barrels, 81 2592 3d.
dairy, So 3093 50; sack, 81 20 for coarse,
and s. for fine.
SEEDs-Red clover, per bushel. S. 90;
blue grass, 81 70; orchard, q 25i Timothy
s. so; slsike clover, per 10, 81 90; white
Dutch do, zoe; lUcerne, zoe; Barley, per
bushel, 81 10; black oats, 65ci wheat, 81 90
az so.
SPlRITs-Highwines, 90693c; old Crown
Bourbon whisky. 81 4ORI 90; old Mag
nClia do, soc: old Tennessee white do, 81;
old Bourbon do. 81 10G1 %; TuscarOra
do, 81 %: MDler's do do, 81 80; Ford's do,
- 70; old apple brandy, g 5093 so; old
peach do, s. 5OG4; New York + F do,
81 80; Otsrd, Dupuy & Co, 1860, do, s. 90;
gin. 81 %; Fish imported do, s. 90;
old pOrl wine, 81 25@4 90; sherry do, 81 90
@5 90; Home bitters, per case, 5000; Our
Own Southern do, per case. S7GS; Planta-
ton do, per cave, 50 90; HOstetJer's do,
per case. 50; Benedictiue, SIS per COZ;
%clare5, 8 1907 90 per case; cstawba, IS 30
90.
VNEGAR-Common and picking, SS@
SO per barrel.
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PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.

No. 95, K. A-Ftrst ChanceryC Court ofSheIhy
County, Tennessee.
"HEREAS, the Rev. $. Byrne, Rev. u,
w A. O'Brien, ]. M.Meagher DdB.N.C9ryi
all citizens of shelby county, Tennessee and
the present cOrpOratOrs OF the "St. Peters
Literary Association" have fled an applca-
ton in the First Chaucery Court Of Shelby
County, Tennessee, for an amendment 70 the
charter Of the 81. Peters Literary AsspciR-
ion" granted 1t by an set OF the General As
sembly Of the State OF Tennessee, passed Feb
ruary Is, 1858, the desired amendment being
That in addition to the powers already grant
Ell as aforesaid, said st. Peters Literary AssO-
citation be allowed to obtain and hold By fee
simple conveyance in trust, or by purchase
in fee simple, or Tor less estate, or otherwise,
rsRIestate in the county Of Shelby, u Erste
of Tennessee, for all religious purposes con-
nectsd with the Roman Catholic Church, and
for the purposes OF establishing LnnrmRrtesi
orphan asylums, other asyIums and hos
pitfalls, and like education, religious and ele-
mosynary purposes.
1t is Therefore ordered, That all persons
Wishing so to do, make their appearance
herein at the Court louise of said Court, in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday in June, ISL, and show
cause, II any they have, why the amendment
prayed for shOuld not be granted, else the
same VIII be proceeded with eXparte, and
that this order be published for tulrty days
IN the Memphis Appeal.
A~cOpy-Attest:
+. A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By r. J.. BLACK, ID. c.. u N.
Humes & POstOn, solicitors. ap2l
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Hoa-R Resident Notice

NO. E2-ln the BerOnd Chaucery Court Of
shelby County, Tennessee John T. STRAIT
ton, u. W. GoyeE and J.. III. McDaVitt, nrua Of
btrattOu. GOyer q 90. vs. james p. CONN,
Charles ON and II. Coffin, nrm Of Coffin
Bros. and others.
IT appearing from the bill when is swOrnt TO
4 Va this cause that the defendants, James
j. Comm, Charles CohiH, and H.. COfdn are
justly indebted % the compartments In the
sum Of 1851 81 and interest, due by account,
and that they are uCn-Testdeuts Of the state
OiIennessce, ana that FOR these cGuscse an at
taChment was sued ont Of this court against
the property OF de fendants, and the same was
Issued, and has been returned by the Sheriff,
duly levied on the property Of defendants,
James P Coffin, Charles coffin and II. COT
I'm.
10 IS therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That hey make their appearance
herein, at the COurt-hOuse Of The Second
Chancery Court, in the city Of Memphis,
Tenn. on or before the drst Monday in July,
1871, and plead, ansWer or demur to complain
ants OIL or the same win be taken for con
iessed as 70 them and set for hearing eZ-
part6, and that q copy OF this order be pub
lshed once a week, Tor four successive
weeks, in the Memphis appeal.
This 18th April, Is7l.
Attest: n. d. L. ETEWAET,
Clerk and Master.
By G. BELCHEE, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Jaruigau & Fraser, solicitors for complain
ants. apZg
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. EZ.-Iu the First Chsncery Court OF
shelby county, Tenn-Cstherine Frey et al
Us. Nichols FreCn, ct al.
IT appearing from The bill, which IS sworn
9 to, in this cause that the defendant,
NichOla treCh is justly indebted to the
complainant in The sum Of about S40U and
interest, due by account, and that fCr this
cause an attachment was sued out In this
Court against the property Of the said de-
feudaut, which was July issued 70 b Sheriff
and returned levied. and that the satd
Nicholas Frech Is a nonresident OF the STATE
of Tennessee, and a resident OF the State Of
Kentucky.
Ii istherefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, OF or before the
first Monday in June. 1871, and plead,
answer or uemur to COm~plainants bill or the
same wiz be taken for confessed as TO him
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 copy tte8Is
EDMUND A COLE, CLERK and Master.
By T., b MCHENRT, Deputy U ri.
WestcOtt G. Stahl, Sol. Tor COmplG. ape
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No. Z9 r. DIN the Second Uhancery Court,
Of shelby county, Tenuessee-James NJ.
GO0dbar, John RS. Gubland and Joseph
i. Goodbar, ldrm OF GOOdDar & dullandl
VS. Is. ID. Frayser, h. p. ~Jarnagin and
Charles Comm.
TT appearing rom the hiu which Is sworn "a
4 in this cause that The defendant Charles
COmln.1s justly indebted to the complainant
in the sum or 300 due by pTOmissOry note
and That be Is a nonresident OF the State OF
Fennessee, and that for these causes an at
tachment was sued out OF this Court against
the property of defendant and the same was
issued, and has been returned by lhe Sheriff
duly levied on the property OF defendant
Charles COhin.
lt Is therefore ordered. by the Clerk and
Master. That he make his appearance
hereln, at the Courthouse or the Second
Chancary Court Of Shelby county, in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before che
first Monday m-June, 1871, andiplead, answer
or demur TO compliments bin, or the same
wiz be taken for confessed as TO him, and set
Tor hearing eLparte, and that a copy Of bis
order be published Oncea week for four sue
eesslve weeks lnthe Momphls APPEAL
This April Is, 1871.
n. D. Z. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
BY G. BELCHEH, Deputy C.lM.
wilson a Beard EDfg. fOr IImnIh ANm
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0. 0. F. DIRECTORY.

ODD-FELLOws' HALL, corner OF Main and
North Court.-Ruth Lodge, No. j, Daughters
Of Hebekah-meets on the iOurln Inufs-
day night Of ea7h month, At u O'Clock
$. n. Norwood n. g Thomas Bacon Bee
rotary.
GAYoso ENCAMPMESr, No. 8-meets on the
first and third Thursday nights of each
month, at - o'clock. J. r. Russell, Z. P.i
q. NJ. Carroll, h. P; Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MEMPHIs LODGE, No. meets every tuesday
night. at s o'clock. A. W. Jones. n. O.; j
". Heath, V. O.; j. ". Waynesburgy secy,
BAENE LODGE-B. Bingham n. e.; W Y.
CHICKAsAW LODGE, No. S-meets every Non
day night, at 3 O'Clock. JOhn Gordon, n.
g.; ThOs. 8. Bingham, V. g. Thos. Bacon,
MENPHTs DECREE LODGE, No. 2.-Meets
second Thursday OF each month, at u
O'Clock. u. burr, W. =. M John Link
hauer, D.. u. NJ; n, ". Norwood, Assistant
Al NJ Leon Levy, Secretary John Cor
sCHIlLER Lopez, No. I40-meets every We'd
nesday. r. Kropp, n. g.; \. Alderman, V.
g.; Jes, Uhl, sse'yi L. Ottenheimer, Treas.
TINTED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDs.
TEENEssrE GROVE, no. l. u. A. o. D-Meets at
the Druid Hail, No. q south Court street, on
the first and third Tuesday evenings In each
month. ]. 8. Heiligers, N. A; ]. Beehler,
v. A.; =. ". Buttinghaus, Secretary; John
T.. Eichberg, Treasurer.
MEHPHIs GROVE, No 2-Meets al the Druid
Han. 81 Court street, every Thursday even
ing WIN. NJ. Loeb, n. A; ID. Oertel, ". A (;
J.P. shide, Secretary barney Gray Treas;
GEOVE, No. S.-Meets al the Druid
Han, 81 Court street ON the nrst ana MIRO
Monday evenings In each month A.
Davis. n. A George W. EaNterp VA NJ.
Bren, Secretary Martin Cohen, treasurer.
COECoRDIA 3. A. CHAPTER No. Meets a.
the Druid Hall, on the second and fourth
Tuesday evenings in each month. J. Beeh-
Ter. E. 8. A. A.. Hitzfeld, Secretary,
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Hon-R Resident Notice.

EO.Zll5, n. Rim the First Cbaucery COurt
o. shelby County, Een~nessse-Jhmss r.
Christian et al. rs. The Tennessee state
Mutual anu Fire Insurance Company &c al
II appearing frOm Sheri1's return, etc. la
/ this cause that the following named de-
esdHuts are not 20 be found " SHELBY
C unity, viz: G.. II. BecEer. John Dunn, b.
Cinderella, $ AnJOui John DooneT, Bchlee-
chez q Wemcbe, James LOftas, Geo.. W.Cone,
j. S. Oglesbys Mrs III. Croker. J. +. Frank,
Michael MC4ahOn and John Kuightly, and
upon whom personal process cannot be
served:
It'll Therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse In the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, On or before The
first Monday in June, 1871, and plead. an
swsr or demur TO compliments bin, and the
cross bin Of defendants, WI. Wood and wife,
filed herein or the same wiz be taken for
confessed as 10 them, and The same
SET for hearing eZpsrJe; and that q copy
Of this order be published once a week. Tor
four successive weeks IN the Memphis
Appeal
a COpy-attesL:
EDMUND A. COLI, CLERK and Master.
By T. j. BLACK, D. O.
J.E Temple, and EdgingtOu & Halsey, soils
Tor Compl'ts. my3
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No. Z3-Iu the First CbanceTy Court oil
Shelby County Ttnuesse6-Clotlda ola
gutry, as the next friend Of q. d'Lagutry "
Charles Patton ct al.
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause
a that the defeH Gauts, Nelson Spear, Juliet
N. Miller and Joseph Miller are resi-
dents OF GuB State OF Tennessee; that this
biu is filed 10 impsaCh orders and DEGREES in
tine ended cause Of Chas. Patton VS.. Eugene
d'L8gutry ct al. lately pending in tue Com
mon Law and Jnancery Court Of Memphis
tChancsry side thereOfl, fOrf raud-tC reuOve
ClOnd upon COmpiaiuaut's title, TO utvest all
claim OF title out of defendants to the reAi
estate, and fOE ether purposes
lit IT, therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
ia the City of Memphis, Tennessse. on OF
before the hrst Monday in June, 1871, and
plead, answer or d5mur 10 complainauts
biI, or the same wiz be taken FOR confessed
as 10 them, and sci for hearing eXparUe
and that q copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks In
the Memphis Appeal.
a c0py.-AttesU
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY Il, j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
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