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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-23

Proposal for Lumber:
sUPERINTENDENpS oFFTCE.
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81 SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
~ NEWedBRT HOUSE AND POST OFFICE.
kNoxvILLs. TENNESSEE May Is 1ei.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
untf May 81, 1871, at the ofce Of the under
signed for furnishing and delivering the site of the
New Court Hopse and Post eHirey slEs the AyMBfR
required for the building, viz. !:
600 Feet, moro or less hoard measured Pine Lam=
Der, various thicknesses. for scafoldins, CEN
= gterine. &c. in Iength from IL 70 20feet. Il s.
$4,000 Feet more or less board measare), Pine Lum
- - Der, 3x4 scantings z to 20 feet long, ~
10000 Feet more or Less board messdreI lin Lum
Der Shooting fer roos md qualify. seasoned,
dressed, tongued and grooved. !"
Is,soo Feet more orless BOARD measured pise LanF
SA berA for window flames &c. from 3zte -ins
thick. - =, 49,, .... =; 10000 -
I6,oeo Feet. more OF less boari Ash Floor
s8i ie ing, tongued, grooved and dressed in boards
- eaa not to exceed in. wide. II in. thick ,s,
$4,000 Feet more less (board measured, Ash Lum-
lar. her, opshiekness. for doors and caaingss
perfectly seasoned and kiln dried, I'll. ~
5000 Feet Dimension LumbsrFOak and Pine. as
isq may may be desired a4L.,Iz ZIiq Il. sssis
Proposals viii state the price rer NJ, delivered on
the site of the building and viii be for greater less
quantity of the kinds above specified aaEtIy
Payments to 6esniads monthly, aponde and
acceptance Of the lumber by The Superintendent de-
Quoting ten ~ per cent until the mai completion
All bids must be ACCOMPANIED by the bond Of two
responsible persons in the of 0O0 that the bid
der will accept and perform the contract if awarded to
him. the bond to be approved by the Clerk Of the O. S.
District Court Y ,'I''s .NNe'@'oN'h .''t'At
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids if be deemed for the interests of the Gov
eminent to do So and any bid that does not conform
in every respect ohe requirements of this advertise
ment Wif not De conslaered. bInes. rsqss5sad y1sg
Proposals should be enclosed in a sealed envelope,
endorsed Proposals for LUMBER and addressed to
the Superintendent = = 5ts7;. n''t '.g1 ~ -
Blank proposals eaa be had by applying at my Office.
sie7-lrv = 20 re- r. III. 8. WILDS. Superintendent.
May 1S-dtni3l s.l .
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Agencies.
B. 5. ROBERTS 4 co.. o.

OBS ROBERTS. BRIG GKs us, A. RsfiiREbb.g g.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. -
MILL PROSECUTE ALI CT AiMss BEH6RfE
the Executive Departmental the Court of Claims
"na ochgress and give special attention to the -
CLAIMS OF LOYAL CITIZENS 81 Pin
tae LAYS s n rebellion under act of Congrcssp
-e'-'3fi iie sss 81 .grad - lssr u
REFERENCES: IN - IN,
Hon, v =. BIownlow, Hon. III. Cooper. Senators
Hon. Ii. Maynard, NJ. c. from TENNESSEE: Cen w. T
sherman and all other officers Of the army. -,
w 80 -.---L .-lal,. IL - =.
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lob work

Orders for job work from neighboring icoainu
ties promptly .attented to at the. CnRsNIcIE Of
fee. ff'i1. -.7.sfrclE = srlsY al. -,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-23
Proposal for Brick

i
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
= NEW COURT If6tsE A&D posi- OFFICE. =
KNoxyILLEs TESNKssEE.l May Is, dS7kI
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
until ~ " May 3lst, 1s7I at the Office Of the under
signed for furnishing and delivering on tho site Of the
New Court House and Pcs once q aETiCMGT
Eight Handred Thousand 800, :
"a, goo Hasrd, Burnt Brick.ssqs.
The brick will be carefully and closely piled on the
grounds sothat they canb ready,eounted. and pay
mens wiil be made monthly, upon delivery and acr
ceptance Of the brick by the Superintendent deducting
ten 0 per cent. until the completion of the contract
All bids must be accompanied BY the bond of two
sponsible persons in the eff COO that the bidder
will accept and perform the contract If awarded to
him the bond to BY the Clerk Of the U, S.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids if it be deemed for the interests of the Govern
ment to do So, and any bid that does not conform in
every respect tohe requirements of this advertisement
Wal rot be considered, 80 90 80 - -, gH - =
Proposals. shall be enclosed in sealed enyelop en-
dorscd Proposal for Brick and addressed to the Su
perintendent. - ''l'''lh - ~ = 1', - hn
Bidders must, in all submit sample of The
brick they propose to furnish and the brick delivered
will require to be in all respects equal to sample - m
Blank proposals be had by applying at my Office
-, oIe:iaHa - M. s. WILDS Superintendent n
Ar. 1bI.s, t,r ft1'. b L - - Y .' Nss
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Sullivan County News-N0vel Chancery
ase-MiscellaneOus.
BLoUNTyILLE, Tenn
May 10th. 1871

May Goth, 1871. :
EDITORS. CHRoNICLE:ss4Thissh has been
week of glorious sunshine, and we feel
very much like a decided improvement
had been going on in the world generally,
especially upon the good humof Of man
kind in particular. We have not met an
individual this week that could not force
a smile of some sort, if even it was "a ghast-
ly one, and say nothing of the sbeautiful
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
RIVER TELEGRAMs.

NASHVILLE, March 21.-The river
Is falling, with u feet on Har-
peth shoals. Weather fair and pleas
ant. Arrived: A. Baker, from Up
per Cumberland; John Lumsden,
from Cairo. Departed: America, for
Cincinnati.
new ORLEANS, March 21.-Ar-
rived: City Of Quincy, from Egans-
vile; Dexter, from st. Louis; Belle
Lee, from Cairo. Departed: John
Kyle, for st. Louis; PrytOna and
baFges, for Cincinnati.
CAIRO, March q. - Port ist
Nile, st. Louis to Louisville, at 10
p.m.; Pink Varble, Arkansas river to
Louisville, at II pm; Virginia,
New Orleans to Louisville, at II D m. (;
Belle st. Louis, Vicksburg to st.
Louis, at 1 am; ]. y. Kellogg, New
Orleans to st. Louis, at IL am. /;
Sam J. Hale, Cincinnati to Mem
phis, at noon; LeOnidas, Cincinnati
to New Orleans, at pm; Post
boy, New Orleans to st. Louis, at
pm; City Of Chester st. Louis to
Memphis, at pm. River fell five
inches. Weather clear. Mercury, 64' .
OAHNANNAAAa AAdAgA AAs-LbAHGA
feet, having risen 2 feet, with IS feet
Of bridge space. Arrived: st. Charles,
from st. Louis; MinneOla, from Mem
phis; Arlington, from Cairo. De-
parted: Potomac. for New Orleans; ;
Exchanges, for Pittsburg; Champion
for st. Louis. Weather clear anu
PITTsBURe, March 2l.-weather
cloudy, growing cold. There is a
depth of Z feet 9 inches in the Mon
ongahela; river falling, and both
rivers falling above. Departed: Ar
COSY and E. II. Durfee.
LOUISVILLE, March. 21.-River has
fallen inches. There are 6 feet 4
inches In the chute, 8 feet inches in
the canal, 5 feet 4 inches on the
rocks. Weather clear and pleasant.
Mercury go. Freights to all points
are scarce, at low rates. Arrived /:
Susie Silver, from New Orleans; Mary
Mcdonald, Missouri river. Departed /:
Kate Kinney, for New Orleans; Glas-
gov, for Cincinnati. Billed to leave
tomorrow: Mary Mcdonald, for Mis-
souri, river; Susie Silver, Mary Savage
and barges, for New Orleans. Two
cargOes of coal for New Orleans put
through the canal are waiting at
Grand Lake. The BOdmann is still
on Wave Rock, but is safe. A rise is
expected tomorrow, but IA inches
more needed to let her of. Such rise
is doubtful.
ST. LOUIS, March q. - Arrived /:
Grand Tower, for Memphis; James
Howard, from New Orleans; Warner
and baTges, for New Orleans; MOllie
Moore, from Pittsburg. Departed :;
Julia, for Vicksburg.
VICKsBURG, March 21.-Passed up
Olive Branch, at 4 pm. Greenback
and tOWs, at 10 am; Belfast, at !
pm; P. W. Strader, at II am
Passed down: Natchez, at 7 pm.
VIM. COwan and barges, at midnight.
The weather Is warm and clear. River
rising slowly.
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Friday. March gath, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
rroDertv. Io-Wtt. All the right, title and in
fe-est of A G. Bsttis in and 10 the two undi-
vfded one-sfxth 20 interest or one undi-
vfded One-thfrd - interest In q traet Of lard
wing on the norm side OF the new state itns
rosa east Of and near the city Of Memphis,
Ia shelby county, Tennessse, and described
as f0ll0Ws viz: Containing ten 90 acres, and
being the place upon which TIiman Bettis
resided at tns time OF bis death, and the same
conveyed to said Tiliman Bettis by Ttllman @.
Bettis, and 20 him by Mrs. Ann 8. HarkIs.
wood By deed registered IN the ReRister's
once Of shelby county Tenn, to which ref
erence is made tor the boundaries and more
particular description OF said land; said two
undivided 16 interests were acquired by said
A. Q. Bettis, as follows: One undivideded j
(One-sizthl interest was acquired BY him a.
one OF the deYisees Of TilIman Bet. is de-
ceased andthe other BY purchase from 8. g
and f. arbrOugh, the last named Of whom
was also one Of the devisees OF the said Till-
man bettis, deceased, which said tract Of
land was p art Of the dover Of Sarah Bsttiss
the widow o. said Tillman Bsitis, deceased
Terms OF sale-cash.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and p ARster.
Il H. Pike and W ilson & Beard 5ola- ls--
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TELE6RAMS.

The new French loan is no go in
London.
John Morrissey is in Louisville.
Good place.
General Sturges, with a regiment Of
cavalry, goes to Louisville.
The ship Cornwall sunk near
Dover with eleven persons aboard.
Washburne has received $4,000
francs from New York for the poor OF
Paris.
Colonel Nj. w. Cluskey sewers his
connection with the Louisville Ledger.
No reason assigned.
The rain-stOrm undermined two
brown stone fronts in New York, and
buried two men in the ruins.
The Erie road files bill against the
Ohio and Mississippi road, to prevent
change Of gauge by the latter.
The United States Supreme Court
held Yesterday that the statute OF
Limitation in Louisiana was suspended
by the war.
The Pope repudiates guarantees
offered him by the Italian govern
ment. The Italians don't think that
this matter concerns foreign powers.
The storm killed Miss Watson and
Mr.. Vernullion and fatally injured
the latter's wife, at Lebanon, III.
Twenty houses were destroyed ana
many persons injured.
One thousand and fifty Immigrants
landed last week at Castle Garden.
L - III.
increased, with very large immigra-
ton and larger expected.
The leading streets Of Paris are all
barricaded by the insane mob. No acts
of pillage were committed up to Sum
day. Palladines' removal from COM
mand is demanded by the sans cul.
lOttes. They have compelled the
Government to make v. Ferry Chief
of Police. Belleville and MontmRrtre
have been fortified by the rioters.
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ENGLAND
A Magnificent harFlags-Iiaks Dass Up
the Ceremony On Time
A Member Of the eHslf Family Tat
a HushaBd-lt was ThusIY since
tue World Began. and Will
be to tie Gloss.

WINDSOR, March 21.-The weather
is charming, and the marriage OF the
Princess Louise has been celebrated
with brilliancy. At eleven O'Clock
am. ministers, ambassadors, clergy,
peers, and the bridegrOOm's family
were admitted te the Royal Chapel.
At u o'clock royal carriages with
members of the Queens family and
other royal persOnages left the
Queens gate at Windsor Palace and
proceeded to the south entrance Of the
chapel, where they were received by
the Lord Chamberlain and conducted
to places on the Haut-Pas. At 1906
the bridegroom arrived, accompanied
by Earl Percy and Lord GOWen. They
were conducted to seats on the Haut-
Pas.
At 1915 the bride, accompanied by
the Queen and her suite, in five car
riages, arrived at the west entrance Of
the chapel, where they were joined
by the bridesmaids, and moved up
the aisle amid music by the choir.
The bride was supported by the Queen,
Prince of Wales and Duke of SAKE CO.
burg. The bridesmaids were Ladi es
Campbell. Cecil, Butter, Montague,
GOrden, LennOX, GOrden, Seymour,
and Fitzgerald. The bride was seated
on the left Of the altar, with the Queen
near at hand. The ceremony was
performed by the Bishop of London,
in the choral style, the Queen giving
the bride away.
At the end of the last prayer the
royal salute was fred from the artil-
Iery in Windsor Park, and the guests
repaired to the Castle for luncheon.
The bride and bridegroom departed
at three O'Clock for ClaremOnt, to
spend their honeymoon. About one
thousand guests witnessed the cere-
mOny. The grounds Of the Castle
were filed by immense crowds, and
Windsor is en- fete. Marquis LOrne
wore the uniform of the ArgyleshiTe
artillery. The Bishop Of London was
assisted by Bishops of Oxford, Win
chester and Worcester. There is to
be a grand banquet tonight, and the
Castle will be Illuminated. The fes
tiVities will continue two days.
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SAN DOMINGO.

REPORT OF BEN. wADE-HE DON'T
ENTIRELY LIKE THE PUT-UP JOB.
KEY WEST, FLA, March 21.-The
Tennessee, with the San Domingo
Commissioners on board, arrived here
this morning. All on beard are In
excellent health. Wade has his report
finished, to which Howe has agreed.
The report is about two columns long,
and, while m the main it is favorable
to annexation, the chief feature is
deemed somewhat unfavorable, con-
nected with the question of debt,
boundary and grants.
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AUSTRIA.

FRANCIS JOSEPH Is HAPPY THAT
WILLIAM Is so ANCIENT.
PEsTH, March 2l.-In the Austro-
Hungarian Diet, to day, the Govern
ment was attacked by the opposition
for not intervening in favor of France
during the negotiation of the prelim-
inaries for peace. Count AndrOssy,
in reply, defended the course of the
Government. During his remarks
the Premier said it was the care of the
Government for the real interests Of
the monarchy that prevented the use
of its good offices between the bellig-
erents; that the Government would
only follow the war policy In case
the monarchy was threatened, and in
such an event it would develop its
strength far beyond the general exs
peCtatiOn.
Emperor Francis Joseph has sent an
autograph letter to Emperor William,
cOngratulating him on the occurrence
of the seventy. fourth anniversary Of
his birthday.
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Mosday April Sd l87l,

within legal houui, all the right. title anq IN
terest of j S. Seversan in and 70 the fouoW-
OF parcel of ground, being aud lying IN thet
part OF the city OF Memphis known Is 5i. SOU
Memphis, and bounded as iolLoMss neslEi ~
afng A. the southeast corner OF a Los loI ~
owned bv Van Pelt, on Causey slfeetf "a ss.lu
eifvs thence south Wardly with the east line
~ g,ausev street. 40 fest, % STAKE thence
sestVyereiiv and parallel with Van Pelts line
- feet 70 a stake 100 feet uona HerEando o
street. thence nOFthWardlEl parallel with
HarTar,lio street. 40 feet, to Van Pelt's south
ssst corner; thence with Van Pelt's Line
Svestvgerdiy to the beginning; tt being q
mart of lot No. s, In block As, as designated In
me plan OF south Memphis, which Wss
bonrht by Branham MerriH OF William l..
Vance. as per decd OF said Vance TO said Mer-
RIM dated November =, 1856, and registered
10 the REGISTERS Ofice OF shelby county, Ten b
uesgee, book 50, part ], pages AZ and l48, on
tha 8th day o August, 1853.
Terms Of saie-cash.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master
Wilson q Beard, Attorneys, mia
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CHARCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

No. gss-N. R.-First ChaRosry Court Of Shel-
BY cOunty.-John NJ. Brooks, Adm r OF nj
jHh Brooks, deceased, V5. Anderson y
Bsttis.
ny virtue of an interlocutory decree f0r
ID sale. entered In the above cause, N0Vel1l-
Der Is, 1879 I VIII sell, at public auction %
Wssts75s ffioe- GreenIaW block, Second street,
N the city Of Memphis, Tennessee on
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Rnn-RssIdent Notice.

Petition to resigu-Tn the Probate Court Of
shelby County, Teun,-Iu the matter OF the
estate Of Wm- Hutchinson, deceased Tom
Gale, eEeCu or.
|PON the Glug Of the petition Of Tom
u Gale. executor Of Wm. Hutchinson, de-
ceased, to be allowed 70 resign his trust as
executor Of the estate Of satd decedent 10
appearing to the court upon addaVtt uled
Herewith that the heirs aud devtsees OF said
testatOr, viz: - Hutchinson and - Hutch
insOn. are now non residents Of this STATE,
It ts ordered that they be and they are here
by nOtinsd to appear AZ the ApEtl Term, l57l,
OF said court, and on or before the nth 0l
April 1911 thereof, and show cause If any
they can why the said executor should not be
allowed to resign his said trust II Is rurtn CT
ordered that copy of this order be published
once a week for four successive weeks In the
Mem phts Appeal
A true cOpy-Attest-
JAMES REILLY lCOunty Court Court.
J. " Scales Sol. for petitioner mhI7
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

TTVHE members OF KiIwtruing Lodge q
i No 24I, will meet in South Mem W
phis Hall this tWEDNE5D AY) afeT-/WN
noon. al 2 o'clock, to pay the last tribute Of
respect to OEr deceased brother, CLARESCE CE
@. WARD.
All NJ. N = in good standing are fraternally
invited to unite with Us.
Carriages viii be in attendance for the ira
ternitys
BY order Of ". B. RICHARDET, ". M.
IOura CLAFsET. seeretarv.
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A correspondent OF the New York
EUe7lng Post says; MANY of our citizens
recollsot an old actor BY the name Of
Drummond, who performed in thesters
in this city about forty years ago. Some
years ago he " as In company with the
Rev. Dr. Joseph II. Price, rector Of st.
Stephens Church in this city, and in the
course Of conversation Mr., DrummOnd
requested that, should the Doctor sur
vive him, he should perform the services
At his funeral. A promise was duly giv-
en- that this should be done. Time passed,
and the good rector received the lntelli.
gencs of DrummOnd's death at the
"HOuBe Of Incurables," Westchester
county, few weeks ago. The rector ar
rived there just as the funeral service was
TO begin. he reminded the Rev, Mr..
ROdman of his promise TO perform the
services, when he kindly consented. 1t
is pleasant duty to notice the Kindness
and manly feeling of Edwin Booth. AS
soon As he was informed Of the illness Of
his old friend he sent word to the iDstitu-
ton that he would be responsible for an
expenses, including the funeral, should
he depart this life
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
AssInnaa's Notice.

In the District Court OF the United States tor
me eastern District Of Arkansas.-In the
matter of Felix 9. McSavOek, Bankrupt
in Bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of the abOve-named Bank
rupt;
TAKE notice that the 1hird and last gem
sral meeting Of the creditors Of said
bankrupt will be held at the ONCE Of Elisha
Baxter, Register in Ban kru ptcy, In said Dis
tclct in the city Of BatesViIle. Arkansas, In
said District, on Wedne esday, the 18th day Oi
March, 1871. at 10 o'clock am for he purpose
named IN the twenty seventh section of the
act OF Congress, entitled, An act TO establish
q uniform 81 stem OF bankruptcy Throughout
the United States" Approved March q 1851,
VIM. s. PICKETT, Assignee.
Mem nhla- Tam. March 81. IslI. ~ na
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Thursday, April 10th, 1877

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-Wit. a tract OF land situated On
Eay atte county, Tenn Begin % ing aG stake
IN The ceutsr 81 the Macon and oakland road.
being the southwest corner o. the LoEW0lI
tract end the northwest corner OF Ene 8.
CIeavss tract. and known as tle Sas8er Lricr B.
thence eGgt lia5f poles 60 a STAKE. l.s corner
IN George 8ungEh 3 H1st oundary llne1 rlsu-s
north with AS iine. passing lna uorLla ss-
corner OF the AoaW1od tract aE one hundred
and dfty-tWo fl5sl pOles-iu al SOB pcLz5-iI
the stake In fln center 0l hollow rlre
which north 78a west. at tbs distance OF 35a
links stands small blacE Euu ularl-7l a3
pointers. thence Ls5f poles 70 q stake l1 the
center Of the Macon and Oaz land road thence
south With said road Co the beg lnnlls1 cll-
tanning 3o0 acres and 2i poles
OF sails.
TERls o. sAnE-Ou q credit OF nine ~ t--
tWelVs ID months bones si--- + : p-ef -
curity required bearing interest LLl-L 41.es
3 Hen 70 be retained uufl az lle Hil-l---l
F'n5rfTED A. COLE, Clerk and llsi l7E
E7umss q Fozhons AftornsFa- --
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FOREIGN POWERS QUIETLY TOLD TO
STAND ALOOF.
FLORENCE, March 21.-In the Ital-
ian Chamber Of Deputies, the order Of
the day, proposed by Senior Mardini,
declaring Papal guarantees no object
for International regulation, was car
ried by eighty majority.
A treaty Of peace with Tunis has
been signed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
Mon-RBsident Rotice,

No, 2g7, K. DIN the Second Chanoery
Court or Shelby county, Tennessee--Fred- %
erica BlOvsu vs.. Henry BlOVell.
IT appearing from bill duly sworn 70 in this
i cause that the defendant, Henry BrOvell,
Is q nonresident Of the state OF Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered, That ne make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF
the Second Chancery Court OF the county
of 81 el0y, in the city of Memphis, Tennes-
see on or before the nrst Monday In
Nay, 1871, and plead, answer or demur 70
cOnlplainant's bill, or the same VIII be taken
for confessed as to him and set for hearing
sxparUe; and that a copy Ofthis order be pub
Hshed once a week, for tour successive weeks,
IN the Memphis Appeal. This March q, ls7L
A COpy-atJests
Md. L. STEWA RT, Clerk and Master.
By Q. BELCHER. Deputy Q, and NJ.
smith & Jefferson. SOls. for COM. mh22
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Non-Rssldsnt Hotles.

No. q. r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
of shelby county, ,T6nnessee.-aeOrga W. i
CroOE Adm r. vs.. [ lara Mines Dec astrO ct al
IT appearing from the return o. the 1nerln
4 and IRON affidavit hled In this cause that
the defendants. Jim wilkins. Clara Mines
DeCastrO, commonly called Ntnna and jason,
a1e non. residents Of the state OF Tennessee
tits therefore ordered, That they make their
Appearance herein. al the courthouse OF the
Second Chancsry Court Of shelby county In
the city OF Memphis. Tenn, on or before the
hrst Monday in april. ISL and plead ans or
or dsnur 10 complainsnt's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed % to them and set
for hearing eEparte; and that copy OF this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessivs weeks, tr the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest.
M d. j.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Bv T. BELCHER, Deputy Q. and 11s
T5hu e. Ffuufa. Sol. for cOmpl'uL fe8
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Affachmanf Nnfina

No. 78s, A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
J. 3. smith.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 800 OF the code and
returned into court, levied upon the personal
property Of defendant, and amdaviJ having
been made that the defendant Is indebted to
plaintiff IN the sum Of sbs5 by note and that
Of Tennessee
It's therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the ] I'D gs
Of the First Circuit Court OF shelby county
at the Court house, in the city OF Memphis,
on the third Monday in May next, and de-
feud said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by Ia w, or the same VIII be pro-
ceeded with eXparte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once vyeek for four sue
cessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
Done at once this ZIst day Of March, 1871.
FR ANK TAFT, Clerk.
By 3. +. COLELAN, j. e,
q a nd A F0r7 MY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
lin Fisk SurFssdsrs.

NEW YORK, March 2l.-It is ru-
mOred to-day that James Fisk, jr., in
obedience to an order from the United
States District Court, was about to re-
store the safe, books, ETC., belonging
to the Union Pacific Railroad, which
he forcibly took away from their
office at No. p Nassau street, alb out
two years ago.