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Succession de fen Stephen ". QWrb.
I'm vertu dun orlre de rHon. la Cour des
AA PreuvrS DE- la Paroissr st. Landry, il Sc
ra vendu a l'cncan public, all plus otfrant en-
cilGrisseur, par lie s%oussigne, on par I'm encan-
teur, Il la derniere residence du defunt, sur
lie Bayou Bout, en- cette parolsse, lie
.Nercredj, ! Oct0brc 1871,
les proprltt6s ci-aprcs ~dtcrites, aprartenant 4
Ia succession de teu Stephen ". Qnirk, savoir:
|. In certain mOrccau de te1re, ensemble
avrc les batisScS ct amGliorations qui sly
trouvent, sltuE sur IA rive gauche GU est du
Bayou Bmuf, dams ladite p~aroisse, ayant dix
arpents de face sur lie dit Bayou snr environ
Q~uarantc dc profon1eur, disons quatre cents
arpents, borne en- haut par une terre apparte-
nant a la succession damn l.. Hargrove ct
dautres terreS appartFnant ii la succession dp
dit S.. w. Quirk. en- has par DIES terrrs d'lsaac
+. Littell. en- face par le Bayou Bteuf, ct en-
arIiera par d'autres ~terrcs, ci-aprcs d~ccrites,
ap~partenant Il la succession.
,. Tn autre moroccan de terre, derriere le
moroccan ci-lessus d6crit, ct Giant une conces-
sion, ct mesurant trols cent ~soixante acres.
plus on nloinS, borne All nord ct Il rouest par
des terres de Nm" Norton, a Fest par DIES ter
res de |. F.. Littell, ct all sud par DIES terres
wv ~ Z ~ A4oISSoh pitiitEiCiiHhh oSSAia
lie tout ttant de la terre de cypriere
). In certain moroccan de terre, sans anne
liorations, connu CONNIE le "Jack field, " me-
surant cent trente-cinq acres, plus on moins,
consistent p~rincipalement en- teGre de cypriere,
borne Il l'oucst ct au nord par nn moroccan de
terre appelG lie 'Hargroder tract ct au sud
par unc terre dependant de la succession de
Nine Ann L. liargrove.
Tr1mes ct Conditions-Un quart du prix
d'achat compliant, ct la balance a un credit
dun, deux ct trois ans du Jour de la vente,
EN- pairInents Ggaux; les acqucreurs %fournis-
SAINT !eurs obligations avec securities person.
ntIles il la satisfaction de administrator,
payables an bureau de Bailey & Estilette, a
Opelousas les dites obligations portant hut
pour cent dinttrGt annuel depuis rGcheance
jusqu'au Placement. Une hypothcquc spectacle
ct le privilege du vendeur seront retenus sur
la terre. Les acquercurs s'engageant a ne
pas aliGner nj disposer des dites terres avant
lie Placement du prix d'achat ct des intertts
qIi p%ourront s'accroltre. La residence ct les
autres amCliorations, ensemble avec la terre
en- cultivation, ne devant pas 6tre dGlivrees
ayaut lie Ter Janvier 1872. La rGcolte sera
rtservGc. WILLIS P. QUIRK,
2sept. Administrator
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IEt:st dc la Louisiana.

CorK De 2-,EorSSE, ST. LANDRY, No. 3l00.
Succession JonuthNN HHTiS.
ID OBERT II. LlTTELL, de la paroisse
AZ st. Landry. Administrator de la sue
cpSsion De Jonathan Harris, decide, ayaut
rnrc.giStrt I'M Tablcau de- classification des
Icttrs ct distribution lcs fonds de ladite sue
c"ssion, accompagne dune petition deman-
Iant lhomologatjon Il icrlui;
Et attenlu quill a etc fat droit 4 la de
mande de la dit, petition par TN ordre de la
Cour rn dat" du II Aolt 1871;
Eli consequence, avis est par lie present
irnn, aux intGrcsSvS dams cette succession.
davoir Il tajrt opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par CERT, Il mon bureau ian la Vile des Ope-
%lottsas, dams les driais presents par la Ion,
pourQuni lrdit Tableau he srrait pas approuve
ct honlulogut.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grehier
10 AOut ISL,
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Succession dc John T. Heath.

Cour de Paroisse, 81. Landry-No.-.
THARLOTTE P. FERGUSON, de Ia
" Paroisse st. Landry, ayant presentee
une petition a l'etIet d'Gtre nominee admins
~tratrice de ia succession de John r. Heath,
decide, reinforcement de la dite paToisse !;
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis estpar lie present DON
ne auxinteresses dams cette succession d'avoir
ii deduire, par Gcrit, il mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui ~snivront la date du present avis,
les r~aisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesquelles
il he serait pas fait droit "a ladite petition.
JOS ID. RICHARD, Greffier.
8 septembre, 1871,
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Ventt> pan. lie Sheriff.

Frank Perret VS.. J. Bachman Lee.-Cour de
District, st. Landry.-No. l0,453.
I'm vertu dun writ de feri facias, lance
IA par rHon. la Huiticme Cour de District
de lEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la Pa
roisse St. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessus in
titulG, ct a moi adressG, ie vendrai en- vente
publique, IA la Maison de Cour de la dite Pa
roisse, en- la Vile d'Opelousas, lie SAMEDI,
I OCTOBRE, 1871, "A ONE heures du matin,
la propriGtG ci-apres decrite, saisie pour salts
faire lie dit writ, SAVIOR:
L habitation on moroccan de terre situe sur
lie Bayou TGche, dams ia paroisse st. Landry,
borne EN- haut par la terre appartenant autre-
fois IA la veuve Ludger Lemellc, ct en- bas par
des terres de Belazire Meuillon, ayant douze
arpents de face sur soixante-quinze arpents de
protondeur.
Conditions-Comptant.
L. O. HAYES. Sheriff.
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Fiat de la Louisiana.
CoUR DE pARO1>sE, ST. LANDRY-NO. 340G
Succession ThUrleS 3. Spence.

NNcCrSS1ON TN0T7cS B. NDfNCf.
4 DOLPHE stage. dc la paroisse st.
"A Landry, Administrator &c la succession
de Charles i. Spence, DECIDE, ayant enregis-
ire uu Iableau E!!ial dc classification des
d"ttcs ct distribution dns fouis DE- la dite sue
c%rsololl, accoInpagllG dune petition deman-
dant lhomologation d'icelui;
TT atteudu quill a etc tait droit IA la deman-
de de la dite petition par I'm ordre de la cour
en- date du II aoI,t 1871;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donnie aux intGressGs dams ce:te succession
d'avoir y taire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par tcrit, Il mon bureau. dams la vile d'Opel-
ousas, dams les dGlais accordGs par la loi, pour
quoi lrdit tabIcau ne serait pas approuv6 Ct
homologuc.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Greftier.
10 nn11t 1SNl
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The California Election.

San Francisco, Sept. 7.-Califor-
MIA has gone Republican by from
5000 to 5000 majority. The entire
State ticket is elected.
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Succession dc Robert w. Heath.

Com de Paroisse, St. Landry.-.No. &10
CARRIE TUCKER, de la Paroisse st.
" Landry, ayant prtsentee une petition a
l'etfet d'etre nominee Administrative de la
succession de feu Robert W. Heath, d~ernicre-
ment de la dite ~paroisse;
En- consequence avis est par le present
dome aux interests dams cette succession
d'avoir a dGduire par ecrit, y mon bureau,
dams les dix jours qui s~uivront la date du pre-
sent avis les ~raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour
lesquelIes il ne serait pas fat droit il la de-
mande dc la dite petition.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Greffer.
q Gap4aDphrn fa-
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The Cholera.

London, Sept. Cone case of cho-
lera has appeared at Liverpool.
Sept. THE cholera is beginning
to abate in the Baltic provinces of
Prussia. Only a few eases have ap-
peared in Paris. The eases now
under treatment are said to be diff
ferent from Asiatic cholera. Anxiety
throughout Germany is decreasing.
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lAttest.
c. MAYO. Clerk,

Suggestions d'Evariste Francois Bellair
Fontenot, Henry Cyprien Bellair Fon-
tenot ct de Josephine Cyprien Bellair
Fontenot.
CoUR DE PARolssE, ST. LANDRY-No. 1915
TRANCOIs CYPRIEN BELLAIR FON-
l. TENOT, de la Paroisse St. Landry,
ayant presente une petition a l'effet d'6tre
homme administrator dts SUGGESTIONS DIVA
riste Cyprien Bellair Fontenot. Henry Cypfien
Bellair Fontenot ct de Josephine Cyprien Bel.
lair Fontenot, decides, dernierement de la
dite paroisse;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux intGresses dams ces SUGGESTIONS
d'avoir a deduire par ecrit, a mon Bureau,
dams les dix iours qui s~uivront la date du
present avis, les r~aisons, 81 aucune lis ont
pour lesquelles il ne serait pas fait droit a Ia
dite petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
I6 septemdre, 1871,
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Carr0n, falSant lie com Qes lueS DtJtan ct
Bridge, avec toutes les batisses ct amGliora-
tons qui sly trouvent.
Take d'Etat So 81
50 Tn lot de terre situG dams la vile de
Washington, assess6 au nom de Nine 2. +.
Charter, borne Ell sud par lie Bayou Carron,
a Fest par des ter res appartenant a la success
sion Offutt ct a l'ouest par la rue Gardner,
ensemble avec les batisses ct ameliorations
qui sly trouvent,
Taxes d'Etat $IG s.
81 In moroccan de terre situe dams la prai.
RE Plaisance. assessG au nom de veuve Au-
pustin Bellair, cOntenant 80 acres, borne au
nord par des terres de Vasseur, au sud par
des terres de J. Dupre, IA Test par des terres
de D. SGbastien ct a louest par les terres de
Z. Duprt, ensemble avec toutes les batisses
ct authorizations qui sly tronvent.
Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse S26 20
50 Tn moroccan de terre situe sur lie Bayou
Waxia, assessG au nom de r. L. Blhm, con-
tenant 396 acres, borne au nord par lie Bayou
Waxia, au sud par DIES terres de j. Bihm, a
Test par des terres de VIM. Bentley ct a
l'ouest par des terres de J. Bihm, ensemble
avec toutes les batisses ct amGliorations Qui
s'y trouveut.
Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse $240 So
81 I'm moroccan de tcrre situG dams la
prairie eros Chevreuil, assessG au nom lie
Virgile Quebedos, contenant 100 acres, borne
all sud par des terres de Francois Prio, a Pest
ct u rouest par DIES terres publiques.
Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse S2S 81
IS I'm moroccan de terre situc sur lie Bayou
Bpuf, assesse su nom de Mime airy J. Ro.
berts. c%ontenant 300 acres. borne. au nord "a,
des terres de J.. w. Daniel, au sud par des
terres marecageuseS ct u lOuest par le BAYOU
Bceuf, ensemble avec toutes les bitisses Ell
amGliorations qui sly trouvent.
Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse 1852 o.
81 I'm moroccan de terre situe sur lie Bayou
Jack, assesse au nom de D. G. Mcmillan
contenant 600 acres, borne au nord par Il
Bayou Jack, au sud ct a Fest par des terres
de w. R, Hughes. ct a louest par des terres
de Mime L A, Mcmillan, ensemble avec tQu
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d thgIGovanment &c not - ade-


of theit3overnment have not been ade-
Quate enough to pay its expenses.
LuperOn and Oabrsl head the insur-
recdOns. Cahraps is the most import
ant, but neither Of them have flags or
an organized army.
Cahral only claims to be the chief
Of the revolution. LuperOn is simply
q bandit, stained with crimes. his
chief exploits being rObberies. ca
oral has only q few hundred men,
who, in an emergency, press in all the
men they can lay hands on. The
Commissioners obtained evidence OF
the Haytien assistance Of CabraI from
many sources. Had the revolution
not been assisted and had welded only
their own force, they would long
ago have been suppressed. Their ina
pOEtance is derived from the fact that
behind them stands the Hatien na-
ton, which has never relented in its
aggressive policy, and at its head is
a President elevated by bloody insur-
rection, involving the murder OF his
predecessor; but local governments
have been greatly Obstrucled by in
ternal disturbance.
The Spanish occupation in 1861 Was
eOnsummated by fraud. All classes
of people, it was found, have thor
Oughly discussed annexation, and
have agreed that it is their only hope.
Pauperism, beggary and high crimes
are especially unknown among the
people, but the Spaniards viii gamble.
There is no religious intolerance nor
dislike for labor.
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And continue Five Days, with the q
PROGRAMME.

FIRST DAY-Tuesday, april 25-Post Stake
for all ages, two miles and repeat subserl p-
tion $50, PIP; the second TO save his sta e.
To name at S pm. the day preceding me race
Tha Club to add $500. ClOsed with hve SUBJ
sAsrr DAY-sweepstakes Of SIS each, PIP,
with $50 added dash q mile for three year
olds. Closed with eleven subscribers.
SECOND DAY - W Wednesday. April a.
Handicap sweepstakes tor all ages dash O1 a
mile suu quarters sqoscTip 2 l1on ss9i naif for-
felt, or only $40 II declared. Ihe Uiub 70 add
$500. Eight subscribers
SAME DAT-Purse $40, mile heats, free for
THIRD DAY-Thursday, April U-Parse
$500, dash Of mile and half, i0r All ages.
SAME DAY-SWeepstak for three year olEs,
mile heats; subscription E25, p.p.s tn which
the Club viii add $3.50. Eight subscribers.
FOURTH DA1-friday, April Is -FTas
handicap, dash Of two miles, for ALI ages.
Weights Of al the horses on the course to be
auuOunced at 3 pm, and acceptance to be
made hy p m; the day preceding the race.
SAME DAY-Purse $500. for all ages, mile
heats, best IN 5.
F1FTa DAY-saturday, April 2s-Purse
$3.50 dash Of q mile. Tres I0r ali
HAlrE DAE-SWespstakes for SIS each, PIP
for three year old colts and hli1es that had
not appeared in public prior to January lst,
mile and repeat The second to receive so
out Of the stakes. The Club TO add s3l0.
Twelve subseri bers.
THrRp RACR-C0nsolatlcn handicap for
beaten hoFaes. Entrance $40; entrance money
to second horse. A horse beaten once allowed
pounds; tWace, is pounds three times q
pounds. For purse OF 500
05r No entrance fee to Purses. A Walk over
autitles q horse 70 full amount OF purse
~ Admission to Public stand 50 cents 70
Grand stand, 81 LADLE5 EzEE
Ezi- Cuerter-Etretch Badges, t0r the week
$40. For sale at The Hotels daston's and the
Ticket Ofiie6 at Charleston Depos.
So Railroad Eare-z5 cents round Trip.
nhSs O. STONE, Secretary.
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ELECTION NEWS.

COMMENTS OF THE PRESS ON RESULT
IN CONNECTICUT.
NEW YORK, April 5.-The Tribune
says the election for Governor Of Con-
necticut viii devOlve on the Legisla-
ture, which will elect Jewell.
The World says: 1--WE will not
affect to disOwn our disappointment
that the Democratic victory in Con-
necticut was not more splendid and
triumphant. We have really lost
nothing, although Govern Eng
lish's majority is reduced, He
saves his office by the skin of his teeth.
II the negro vote had been excluded,
his majority would have been double
what it was last year, when negroes
did not vote.
ST. LOUIS DEMOCRATIC.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Nearly accu-
rate returns from all precincts Of the
city give Brown (Dem.) J., for Mayor,
2053 majority. The maiOrities for the
other candidates on the ticket range
from 1875 to 1920. OF twelve Alder
men elected, ten are Democrats, who,
with two holding over, will make the
LlLN ADluEAA "a Lcs 4 ne oEHDDl blaAA
win remain Republican. The total
vote is less than ~, 600, out of q regis
tratiOn Of over ., 900. The Democrat
of this morning attributes the defeat
OF the Republicans mainly to the
apathy of the Germans, who largely
refrained from voting, and says in the
heat of the canvass the Republicans
have become so firmly welded to-
Oefher as to give an earnest Of success
In all future contests.
The ReDublicGa gives much credit
IN the Germans, many Of whom
sfood forth in support Of the cause
m Sehurz and the Republican Presi-
dent and his policy.
The Times says, for the first time IN
over Ten years the city Of st. Louis
lately disiranchised and dishOn0Ted
elects a Democratic Mayor. The
home Of Grant Tepudiates, by a sigma
majority, the policy Of his Admins
tratiOn. The great principles when
he abandoned and betrayed, have
been triumphautly vindicated in the
chief city Of the West. The voice 0
| st. Louis is the voice Of Missouri.
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THE NEW COUNTY OF BELL.
lts Resources and Destlsy.

Editors AppeqE-On Saturday next the
people OF Bel county are, by the vote Of
the people, to select their county site.
Much has been said and written by 81 Q
friends Of salisbury, Grand Junction and
" pretty little Lagrange, advocating
each Of these places. The people should
vote undsrstandingly and not be led by
our over-zsslous friends down at the other
end of the hne. The interests Of the
people of the entire county should be con-
suited We should select the most suits-
bic place, regardless Of the private inter
ests Of the noisy few" who are expect
ing TO realize large fortunes from the sale
Of town lots, and " fat offices p for the
" patriot Ofice-seek6r."
That Salisbury is the most suitable
place to locate the county site there can
be no question. Her citizens offer q better
" bond p" than either the Junction or La
grange for the purpose of building the
courthouse and jail. II is more centrally
located in the county than either of the
other places; has more commercial advan-
tsges and does a much larger trade than
either Lagrange or the Junction; has
larger and more commodious buildings
for holding Of the courts until the court
house can be built, than the other "nttle
rivals, " " sO-calied;" has more wealth,
prettier girls and moro of them; larger
and more hOurishing schools her
churches are In a more thriving condition.
5aulsbury is much more healthy, has a
more abundant supply Of both wood snd
water, is more convenient 70 the whole
people Of the couuty-iu fact, she offers
more substantial Inducements to the peo-
pie 70 locate the countryside here than
either of the other places. We know it is
a death struggle with our little neighbO
in-IaW Lagrange, but she can't win; the
people know their interest, aud will
vote for Salisbury. We have no fears of
4 defeat il the election be g fair one,
and We VIII take care to see that no
neQrOes are imported from Mississippi
and elsewhere to vote against US. We are
watching this point. We challenge our
fancy neighbor, Lagrange, TO show a
sinvfe advantage for the location of the
county site We DO not possess she
nae none. As to Grand junction. she Is
not in the race, and stands not the ghost
"a chance: she is only strengthening La
orange by continuing hn the race. A vote
FOR her Is 3 vote for Lagrange We thore,
fore ask her friends to join With us ano
secure a first-clsss location for our county
/ site-one that our county viii be proqd o.
-One that has Wesllh enough 20 make
/ good "bond.n Vote for Salisbury neXi
| Saturday, and we VIII have county
site that will he accessible tc
| the people at an times. and Y0u viii have
/ your court house and jail built by our citi.
zsns, aud without taxing the people oi
/ the county. But / can't say as much fol
Lagrange and Grand junction.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Tbs Old Boad 0assileB-Rmes and
His Libel Of the State
Special to the MrNrHIs ApFEAL.l

Special 70 the MEMPHIS APPEAL
JACKSON. March 5.-The Senate res
olution censuring Ames for his speech
made in the United States Senate re-
Gently created considerable discus.
sion. The vote on its passage was
defeated by the adjournment OF The
Senate.
me House passed q chapter Of the
code in relation to exempt property.
Eighty acres Of land, valued at two
thousand dollars, Is exempted foI
q homestead, and personal property to
the amount Of five hundred dollars.
The Penitentiary bill No. !. was
made a special order, but was subse-
quenHy postponed by hllibustering.
Mr.. S. NJ. johnson, Of Washington,
counsel for the original subscribers
and holders of the i've millions Of old
Mississippi bonds, is here, laboring
witb the Legislature to provide for
the payment Of interest. The hold
ers demand a levy Of tax Of one
ousrter Of one per cent. on the prop
erty Of the State, which they main
tain viii pay the interest and in time
the principle, including the Peabody
trust. The proposition Of adjustment
IN be made to the State viii embOdy
liberal concessions. The bonds having
had formerly executive legislation
and iudicial sanction, it is supposed
the proposition viii meet with no for
midable opposition.
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THE QUEEN OF FASHION.
She Makes Miss Dsherty's Store Her Pal
ace this Spring.

Millinery is queen-at least, during the
spring months She viii be crowned this
morning at Miss D1herty's, corner Of
Main and Union streets. Already she has
signihed her intention OF making that
palace Of fashion her abode while she re-
mains in Memphis. To day she holds her
first grand levee at this place, where she
will be pleased. nay, delighted, to receive
her vOtaries and eniighteu them on every
matter connected with her realm. She
brings with her rich treasures from all
ouartsrs of the glObe-tr8ssures design ed
to sstOnSsh and please. They are to be
dispansed, and all her subjects are earnest
w requested to be present. 1t is generally
understood that a great variety OF new
things will be untolded at this spring
meeting It is also hint6t shat having
had long and earnest consultations with
her cCunsellOrs Of state, a code OF Tegul8-
tions for the fsshionab have been drawn
up and decided upon, which are TO have
effect this spring and SKINNER, and which
will be exp0unded at this mornings levee.
We are not advised of the nature of these
rules and regulations, save and except
that it is the common opinion Of the inner
circle that they will give infinite sstisiac-
tiou and more pleasure. Oar new queen,
epthroued this morning at Miss DOherty's,
brings al the glory and prestige 50 long
exclusively mOnOpolized by certSin big
palaces on the Partisan bOulevards. She
has deserted those hitherto splendid
abodes Of fashion, and she viii remain
here in future, if treated with proper
courtesy and shown proper respect and
homage. Those who have not gazsd upon
her captivating features, decked out IN all
their splendOr, viii see her to-day as they
never dreamed Of seeing h6r-loveiy be-
yOnd expression.
The corner of Main and Union is the
palace.
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Nnn-RasIdani Nntina-

no. 2tg. r. d In the Second ChRncery Court
o. Shelby county, Tennessee. -EidRar Ne
Davitt and others vs.. the Momphls Gas
Light Co, Thompson Dean, A. w. Soar
brongh, q, W. West, the Globe Insurance
Company resident OF the State OF Ohi0l.
James Bugher, the Central Savings Bank,
trssideut Of the State OF Missouri, Ann r.
Jones, Thomas Baker, A. g. Wurznaek. w.
3. Isior, N. "A. bigss and all other owners Gi
stock In the Mem phis Gas Light Compeuy,
whose names and residences are uul-n8g7 .,
ct al
TT appearing from bin, duly sworn to In
4 this cause, that the defendants Thorepson
Dean A. ". Scarborough, Q, ~. West, the
Globe Insurance Company, James Bugher,
the Central Savings Bank. Ann p. Jones,
Thomas Baker, A. y. WuEzbaelZ W. b. sTsIer
and Nj. A. Riggs are non-rsaidauts OF the State
Of Tennessee, and that there are others, own
ers Of stock in said Gas Lsght Company
whose names and residences are unknown 10
cOmplaInantE.
1t Is therefore ordsl ai, That they, The
above named defendants make their appear
ance herein, at the c0urt-hOuse OF the Second
Chaucery Court Of SHELBY county, In the city
OF Mem nhig, Tennesses, On OF before bue
first Monday In June, 1871, and plead aasls ef
or demur to compEainRnts Dill or hne
same Will be taken f0z confessed IS 70 tlsll
Rnd set for hearing eXpaTte, and Jna5 9 GO Il
OF this order be published once WeeA tof
four successive weeks In the Memphis A.
PEAL. This, April 4 le7A
A c0py-attest: -.
Bv D. BELCHEz, Deputy @. q a.
Henry Graft, sol for con- plalnanh aP9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-06
REAL ESTATE SALE.
NEW FEATURE-A0HTHLY PAY
HEAT OF SO.
Monday, the 10th Day Of April, Is7l,

WE have the pleasure OF auuouuciue. as
w the agent o. Mr. BrinEley. thst be 7sTTI
oner at public sale 70 the highest bidder on