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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-27

Colonel Bristovv's Resignation withdrawn
Minister Schenck Out of the Emma Sill.
yer Nline-N0 Cabinet Session-Ex.COn-
gressman Bowen.
WASHINGTON, December 29-On Wednes-
day last Solicitor General Bristow rendered
his resignation, which was not accepted.
To-day Colonel Bristow received a communi-
cation from the President which induced
him to withdraw it. Colonel BristOw left
tor Kentucky this afternoon, and returns
January /, 1872.
Minister Schenck has dissolved his con-
nectiou with the Emma Silver Mining Com
pany.
There was no cabinet meeting to-day.
'Ex Con gressman Bowen, from South Car
olina, arrived here to-day. He is looking
after his interest in the contest for Delarge's
seat.
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FOR SALE.

cAW MILL FOR SALE.@THE y ESTAB- STA
sitrated on the levee in the Third District OF tins
city, between Poland street and the Convent ii Is
offered for sale with all its implements complsie'
tors wishing to retire from business. Said mill 10
in the most perfect running order is now running
and can be examined in all its parts and detalls
It has done and is doing good business. For par
Lculars apply On the premises. to g. pErrr
nO22 I'm PITALU6Uf FHAiA'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-27

To Mr.. D. Bidwell, proprietor Of the PhG-
nix House, the editorial corps of the REruB-
LIcAN return their thanks for the compli-
ments Of the season, rendered in a flowing
pitcher Of Christmas egg -nog
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-27

New Orleans is at the present time un-
dergoing great circus and menagerie ex-
element, which seems to be increasing
each day. Old John Robinson is the cause
Of it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-27

SOUND ADvIcE-Columns could not con-
tain sounder or better advice than does the
few words published by Mr.. Louis Grune-
wald, No. l29 Canal street, in another col
umn, where he advises the public what to
buy for Christmas and New Years presents
Money spent as he advises will, in reality,
be money saved. Let all heed this.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-27

Humpty Dumpty at the Academy to-day
noon and night.
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WANTED.

xxYaNTED.-A POSITION AS GOvERNESS OR
w companion to a lady. you'd take tne "a ra'
tire care Of two children ana instruct so
She speaks a refined and cs.rect German also
Hra,ct aud Enojish Ia . good hOusekeeper
Would not object to go in Il ms e1uaary; Wayyt;,.Np
-, No. 2O3 Camp street,
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FOR RENT,

TOR RENT.-WITH GAS FIXTURES, VERY
desirable and well located house, convenient
10 two lines of cars and the market. situated Oh
st Andrew street No. POI, near the corner Of Mag
aziue Possession given Immediately. Apply TO
T. Conery, corner Of Canal and Delta streets.
deli I'm
TN(DR RENT-A hPLkNDlD NEW RAISED COT
II TAGE in the Sixth District, situated on State
street in the first ssnare from St. Charles avenue
has All the modern improvements, including good
wood and coal house chicken yard and garden
It has seventy feet .ront on State street by one
hundred and seventy.eight feet in depth, good
n;anL walk to St Charles avenue. state street has
recently been shelled Rent low. apply to the un-
dersgled at the corner OF Cont and Royal streets
or at The corner of St. Charles and State streets
"Io " G. B. FTSH.
T0R RENT-THE DESIRABLE TWO-STORI
residence No. l59 Calliope street; well adapted
1or families conveniently located; terms moder-
ste. Apply to Lock-box No. loo new .a1s.f UlIsans
PostOf?ce. ee!S.
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MILLER & DIELNAS,
Manufacture FIVE thousand pounds of sugar every
day IL
Candies and ConfectiOneries.
Tie largest candy mandatory in the United
baroer pole candy and drops. and every kind OF
bon bocs and kisses lozenges and hundreds of diff
ferent candies. Also agents Of Or. Heneys cele
brated wine and cocktail bitters and keep con.
stautly on hand all kinds OF wines and liquors. Also
a large stock of fireworks and fire crackers. Mer
chandse delivered in the city free OF drayage, and
for country orders free of drav the steamboa
landings and depots.
Eight good candy makers are wanted, to whom
EINE GUNS..................FI FINE Guns.
J. r. COOPER
Celebrated Pin and Cent.al Fire Breechoadins
DOUBLE GUNS.
Known throughout the word for their superior
quality.
Orders will be taken for the importation of
ONE OR MORE
of .tle above fine guns By
JOSEPH LENES,
No. IS Gravier street up stairs
n B,-Gun implements always on hand.
as m
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tribunal, but firmly protesting that Gre
Britain ought not to be found guilty Of in
ternational negligence, or any unEeutral
acts done to either of the belligere,ts.
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nR. +. B. AIBERS,
RESIDENCE 10. IS ERATO STREET.
OGace No. - Canal street.
Office hours from II NJ. to 3 P. ~, and from
=. NJ. delO cod ly
1OHN GRAYER,

1OHN GRAYER,
Proprietor of Phoenix Stables and Undertaken, Nos.
s. and 81 Elysia Fields street, opposite Pontchar
;aa.as t;lEoad Third District, New Orleans. Car
hirs Horses boucRf"gies and Saddle Horses to
Patent Metallic Burial Cases. *! Kept on nvery very
Walnut and plain Cottins always on ha.1y' s nlac.
ais attended to BY the Proprietor who b. an1, pr
public patronage. jy2s w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-27

The Office of the agent OF the Singer sew
ing machine will be removed next week to
Nc 80 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-27

Extra Humpty Dumpty matinne at the
Academy to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-27

WILlllAM PHILLIPS, UNION STA.
w bles No. l8O CalliOpe, near st. Charles street
has g very accommodation in the line of Pleasur1
and Fam carriages such as hssks brettes pha
st rates 70 correspond with the strineency 81 the
times. All hacking done below tariff rates or.
ders for weddings, balls, picnics races, etc, win
ee attended to 80 - e
jel6 ly
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DAME PLANTS FOR SALE.
Crescent City Rnmie Planting
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

RAMIE PLANTS, securely packed for Shipping
for sale by the thousand at reasonable stes
Terms-Cash when ordered.
Books of subscription to the capital stock fthis
company are now open at the office, No l22nron'
deIet street. WILLIAM HALL, Present
EnuApn TowAr,s Treasurer G.3 3m
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BY TELEGRAPH

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
BnIST0W'S RESIGNATION WITHDRAWN
MINISTER scHENCK OUT OF MINING
TWEED'S. BONDSMEN JUSTIFIED
TIE ERIE RAILROAD STOCK
NEW YORK FAILURES REPORTED
SUBLIME PORTE WANTS A SETTLEMENT
CUBAN AUTHORITIES AND TIE FLORIDA
EXPLOSION AT AN OIL WELL
THE SOUTH CAROLINA INVESTIGATIONS
DEATH OF JACOB BARKER
Steamer Kate kearney Sunk
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$1.OOO.OOC

Y1eOYUeChwo 30. time by few si.rewd men
Can DO maae IN ZEAL the secret Of the business un'
JAMES CLARK,
WY los Bleecker street. New Ye-k:
.oisease-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN
it, ievers, children afflicted with the follow ,'s
- sn%, ETC; to Repsia, darrhea, bilious @ ana
n -.9so Su We Fr I'd by the celeb.ated Pey
81 A CsRN,,- Il q bottle.
shss sh4sssA sAs6 n TakH12D = THE UNIVERSAL
e dsSss' Oh $.:ssy
~ No. 599 uEORGE DAYS,
;EsA. 01oadway, Ns~ for'
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GEO AND 6j--wILLCOx & GIBBS
sOOV SEWING MACHINE, always in order
and ready to sew, to run by hand foot.
Recommended by the medical faculty the only
one tt for delicate ladies to account of its
iightness. First class machines OF all kinds are
offered for sale. The New Domestic Sewing Ma
chine is made on entirely new principle. A
large assortment Of ladies' ready made suits al
ways on hand, Of all colors and styles manufac-
tured on our celebrated sewing machines.
del6 ly NJ s. HEDRICK, No. l03 Canal street.
VARIETIES EXCHANGE-CORNER OF
' Dauphne and Customhouse streets, in the
rear part of the Varieties Theatre. The un-
dersgned respectfully informs the public of
New Orleans and vicinity that they have
opened a Coffeehouse. where the choicest Wines
and Liquors and excellent Free Hot Lunch from
eleven to one o'clock in the day, and from ten
to twelve O'Clock at night. Every Sunday, Free
Concerts, commencing at p NJ.
NJ. kERNBERGER CO.,
dei6 IN ProprietOrs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GROVER & BAKERS

NROVER q BAKERS
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINE
Defeated the eight leading SHUTTLE STITCH MA
CHIMES at the fifth grand State Fair of Lou
isian9
nual State Fair of Mississippi.
Has received more FIRST PREMIUMS for best ma.
chimes and machine stitching than all the com
petition combined in Mississippi, Alabama, Lql.
isiana and Texas, and has the peoples verdict
in the above States, the sales being greater
than that Of any other machine. 1t is the ac
knOwledged Southern favOrite.
General Southern Office 1872 Canal street, New Or
leans. de22 I'm
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~ .. HUNT a. CO.,
MACHINERY DEPOT.
40. lS5 Gravier Street, New CLEANS
Manufacturer Agents fo'
E. CARVER COMPANY'S CELBBRA!ID COITOS
GINS AND LINTERS
? AXES STEAM Pups,
OF all kinds.

Boston Machine Company's zngineai Perte6ld
aud Stationary Boilers the J'xter PORTABLE kn
eines Schaffer Budenberg STAN Gauges; Come I
Hetrss. Stmrtevant's eva Press1e and Fan Blowers
Exhaust and Dryer Pans; s'rrymA1's Automatic
Boiler Feed Regulator I'd Low Water or, Alarm n1
Feed shingle Machines clarks Linen Hose, Hoss
Pipes Couplings, etc; NV fgk TAP R and Die Com. %
pany's Screw Platss, Taps Ges. heamers, etc;i
and Unfinished Nuts and solts: J. W. Mi1ter 1
Co.'S Saw Gun-ners, Upseteand Mill Picks; Selden's
Steam Packi.g; Plymouth Mills Rivetss the hage
Wise.
ing and III kinda of Machinery, Betting, ShaftinG
and Prlleys on and, OF will be furnished Ut short
notic., at Manufacturer Prices.
"a Sa S T,,Iv
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-YvNTNCED ON EIGHTH PAGE.
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Stth Oul DullutI VI Cdfpt COulEdcI
with and pay him. Cries OF That's So Il
In the respect of claiming legitimate dues
in the interest of his party he expected re-
muneratiOn, and had been fully com
pensated. but only to what he was entitled
on a discharge of his duties. Aud here
am arraigned that have made money So
l have. But it has been made honestly and
in way of which no man need be
ashamed And was he the only one
He would look on the other side Ii
am informed correctly. Postmaster Lowell
money for shave. [UproariOus laughter. !
And how was it about Marshal Packard!
When he (the speaker) first saw him. his
clothes looked rather seedy-it may not
haye shown that he was poor, he didn't
know-but they looked very much like his
own when he didn't have a second suit to
put on. [Laughter.] And here was another
gentleman-I mean the man who went on to
Washington to take Mr.. LOngstreet's place
Hngraham). knew when he called upon
the Governor for personal aid to save his
wife and children from starvation. The
Governor interceded at the City Hall and
got him place. He Ingraham) has said
he made $4,000 in the Senate. He owns
more property now than do. You can 90
down and look at the book of the recorder
of conveyances and see. You will find me,
it is true, the owner of a little old lot on
Derbigny street-a homestead, where l live
but that's all And yet these were the
men who said Down with corruption ~
Laughter.] There was still another of the
set-a gentleman who goes about and says,
"Pinchback's sold out" He walked about
the streets as if be owned the town he was
one of his race who sold their birthright,
like Esau (Tucker). He could go over the
whole set, but ferries of 'Show 'em upr'l
they must be satisfied with the lot by
samples.
What was done next! A paper was
started called the National Republican,
Nobody writes for it: Laughter.I You go
to the editor-in-chief and say. DID you write
that article! No. Who did! l believe it.
must be Mr.. So-and-so. You go to Mr. So
and so and say, Did you write that article!
No. l did not. daughter Who did! l
really can't tell, but think it must be So
and-sO, and SO on. The sentiments of the
paper were characteristic of the crowd Of
which it was the spokesman. The speaker
then alluded to another party, and, being
Interrupted with cries for his name, said
the meeting would know him by the pOr-
trait he drew; it would be life-size pic
ture. In speaking of the carpet baggers he
took occasion to revert to his old sentiments
when he said some things against carpet
baggers. Il did say they fooled me, and l
know they fooled you; but then also said
We must put up with it, for it was either
take them or take Old Mas'r, and that
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TRADE.

Business Yesterday was perhaps a little
more active than On Monday, but was
hardly up to the anticipstlOns and expec-
tstions OF merchants. The attendance on
5Cbapgs was small but offerings better.
Grain and feed and flour were the prin-
cipal articles offered for sale; the latter
nom the numerous samples displayed
seems to be in better supply than a week
400. Apples are in good emsnd for ship
ment north and are bought at 81 25gsl 90
ner bushel. Bran Is STEADY with sales OF
E6 and 40 sacks on 'Change at S26. Butter
III anil and receipts large; choice new Is
NOTED at I6Gl9c for good 70 choice; old
u STn and nominal. Coffee is held firm
10 INIT as vet prices have not materially
dTeneed- Cheese is dull a. l2%9l3Ac,
,yjtb Iight sales. Eggs are easier and re-
CENTS IN excess Of the demand; cholce
fresb-in Ne i packages are SOLD IN lois 81
i9c Flour Is quiet and hardly as trim IN
o-oTeaonenoe OF increased receipts; the
tool an hand Is being reduced Out Puf-
obsgers ara buying only for
uaa. Graz and feed Is quiet ana pIicea
unchanged. The demand for corn rs less
active bnt prices are u~nchangedi safes on
Change we're 68 sacks white shelled, de.
livered At 73c; rs do, regular way, re; lOo
sacks sold late yesterday AZ Tic. Oats are
less active, but prices we'll maintalnedi
eales were So sacks choice at CSC. Hay is
Quiet at S2O021 for good to choice. Pro-
visions are duh but a heavy feeling pre-
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R~ON-RESlDEHT Notice.


No. 277-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby County, Tenn.-w uliam Fellows,
Louisiana, vs.. ID. r. Cook, Georgia.
Ia appearing from the blu, which IS sworn
L to Ia this cause that the defendant DIR
Cook, IS Justly indebted 70 the complainant
IL the sum Of 1898, due by nine promisaory
notes. end also tue interest tha1eons and that
said d.. II. o Is g nonresident OF the state
OF Tennessee, and that for these causes an
attachment was sued ont OF bhis Court
against the property Of defendant andthe
same Was issued and hGs been returned ny
the Sheriff, duly levied on the property OF
~ s therefore ordered, By the CLERK and
Master, That he make bis Rppesfanc8
herein, az the courthouse OF the Second
ChRncarv Court in The city Of Memphis
Tennessee, on or before the nrat MOI
DAY in July ISL % pleaq
answer or demur to ComplaLmanB Dill
fhe same viii be taken Tor coufesss4
him, and set for hearing expartes -
c1pV on this order be pubuzhad once
fer four successive weeks IL the sAP
M n T. ETEWART. clerk and Master
vanes 9 Anderson, sol. for ComPtL me
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I'D ths Probate 5lli2y 49,
uessee.-I- A-t Lahl
rance rs. a. H. LaWraAee. rs--o Ia
Minis eauss &c appearing tas -
= rance la no-auasfJento the state of Mis-
sissappi: That eha mara har
Ls.S-e herein, as the court house In
a9P wemphis, Tennessee on or before
- -f5 iav OF June A. ISL and plead,
-er ~ dsmur 20 compliments bll or
viii b. taken Tor confessed as to
- - - Eet Tor hearing eXparts; aud that a
- III this order be published once g Wsek,
~ four successive weeks tn the Memphis
Daily appeal.
n trde copy attest
JAMES EEILLH, Clerk
- Il Enr-.. n ~.
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Mnn-R asIdenf Notice.

No. SS R. Din the FIRST ChsncsEy Court 81
shelby County, Tenuassaa--AlZ Swift and
Seth Evans, firm OF AK. swift q Co.. vs..
Patrick GIynu, agnes Mckelligrett
IT appearing thar writ OF attachment was
4 issued IA The ABOVE cause, May g. l5lis
AGAINST the estate OF Patrick GiyEn on the
bll OF CO~mplaInsuts, hlet In this Court, u4-
der Osth. alleging that said Glyuu is 8 resi-
dent OF Omaha Trrri1Ory p nonresident
OF the State of Tennessee, and that ne Is m
6ebted to complainant in the sum OF about
1857 GO. rs evidence By 70 Judgment rendered
against him In tas United states court
ana by Opsl -~cecunt; that sai4
EsiaChm1ur has been returned levied or
tae property o. defendant also tneI agnes
McEeIIieret- DO merlv GlyunJ and her bus-
band. Morris AcEeliE-stts are residents Of
Omaha. and uUL residents Of i1e state OF
Tennessee
Histhsrafore ordered. That theg m2EstEsir
appearance herein, at Jus court.hOuse In the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before b hrst
Monday in June, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur 20 cOmplaiGants bll, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as to them and set
for bearing eXparte; and that a copy OF this
order be published once q week, for four sue
cessive weeks, inthe Memphis Appeal.
AcOpy- attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy q. aud II.
MpreqIf Il gcarbgOugn. Soils. for
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TUESDAY. Inna 6. EEL

within legal hours tbs following describe
property u0-W-Ef a C12u piece 0r Uar"a-
o IlandL lying and o=tHr lie ne city G. .g-.
phis- county o1SEeloy. E-1 S-s Of .-
see, described as 10loWF. on EH
north side ofDVer1o- street. 81 sz-l city
the intersection OF said street Win .la "a
alley east Of Aatn street ana running fence
WeStWardly along the north side or 5Ter-I.
street ~slZty-one feet and ulre inches thence
north seveuty-fOur feet auc three Dclszl1 e.
staEes thence a8st sLEIyac18 leeL sL- I'D
inches to n alley Aforesaid thence SCUM
along said alley ssVauIT-tCur t -5e .-r
inches TO the beginning corner On -rs-
plan Ofthe city Of Memphis IS lo- no Isl
2-An undivided Oue-ha1 Interest re- me
following described p1ec5 or parcel OF -
tO-wtt: said tract containing 1Ll-E.
and s-evenly-seTen acres lying IN nl--.
county, near GermautoWus bounded on .-7
south and WesL oy the 4emp4A
town railroad sud lands Of r q. Dean am.
H BOardmGn- and on the east 1y sle
OID H IOWuC6nds on me norm
one hundred ana nlnssE-o-1
ed by the state Of Ieuness5e 20 hl1L EL
ser hy grant No. Az, and dse1eG ~
Sl0uJ end Khoda Stout 70 v. Eo--
C. Grim Ig. by deed daUec SEPTEMBER l
asst al Of he above b equity OF F-lem-
Also d same time snd place VIII sell
an tue con 81 ur REDEMPTION N e44 70 me
oIlOWInz dsssTl1e1 pop -rtg
IA csrr-iu Toe of or. slL0alsl' lying
90 Erf-gf me cfy Of lempl1s county or
shelby. and state % t5ln
part 81 said city known as @ll -7p-N
ana d-e-fgnntsd upon ne len
81 80 IA NO.I T6nHl N.Clk No 81 LtEr-fae~a
1900 Ior being at thsE corner OF Llll=E ana
Ts-1sssse streets, and 70 uu Lls .urlE
~ linden street, aud OF tue el-L b. Clinton
street.. on the WesL ~ feluEs-es street. all
an tbs south by lot No 2 zs1d % OK
LOT No. 4, in alOck No. on the plan o.
gourh Memphis. nonT- on the west L-e C.
Tennessee street abcl le5- asa -C1L-E
back az right angles Win -1D111---s--ea &c
t6 Mississippi river.
ALot No. 4 IN block Eo. I. CT the nIgl
SOufn Memphis, frontir- ~ Lle $50 SID.
tennessee street about 5 ices rlllLl-
eastTardly and 81 ElEla Elalsz l laa
see street 70 Clinton street. 10 feet nose Or
less,
oil Lucy z. James IN auc Oh n r4r.
known Is lot NOS. bl0ek s.. situated l- a
corner OfCUntOD q PUu11-lc- real- I.
City-of Memphis, being the -aw=l1- on RI %
Iuomas james resided 90 The l-a -L H.
death.
Also, lots Nos. u. IS c15-C -E. Fl5-.-
subdivision OF lOtEC IGl- Lre=e 8 .-. lz Id
together bounded as f-Ll0Fss -E ru.t
on sue south side Of rn UrwaT --z q
feet Ofthe northeast roruel p stlo
No. l0l, thence running -Iulr %
teat distant from tue est ru-uL H.s
Ei3-5 rast to the sonrr-as. corner OF Boz So.
ECi POsfOn'5 suB-uIvls-rl g-4nc
south inc OF Tor No. ~ Wssl pa
Broaaway, Us fees 70 ere so1t
OF lot NO y fnel'
/ Ifre ID P-7ss way. fls-cs with tee line 81.
I E-oadwwv erss us feet g. tho beginning
Terms OF ga s-Jl 6 Cr7-lt g. seven I.
{ months. uur n1-sT co eAeG-a 11aes1
! approved aFcurif-s O. 20 o-
| t0f The same ere rRic. sale acs1ll
l oct f1e right nf fsl-Iu uLlur rs a11Fs s-ll-
FDMUNp a.. Ct11- -l-ra $50 L
Humes q F0srru, Atfor
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o. Sd sr5ay, Ilns u, 1871,

estate. a. Zoe or wa vG land sHEa.a
lying and beiug Iu G"lHF count z.I
Sec. situate on tue z.u-u EIfsuf tur 90 wa-
Bounded on the east b. u.lC-Er--la faro.
the south Ur toe Ialr7 To- meE-I SOTO '.
James @. ZONES 90 kl1E Was ca ar=
1v Runtyu avenue, and ON FL" "a E--Er 1. ..
Germantown faar - c0u-zll -z ll r.r
more or less, ana being Lla gl--
he residence of the late Jau doses
ceased. sud the dwelling luus- aa-
TrHrs or u0r g .-f- H. rev
m0uFhEf purchaser tI--H lE 10
curIfv5 lsiu rataL-ea 90 secure rT.-a
money. Equity or REDEMPTION l--s -
lIay q, ls7l.
M. b. u. sTEWARr CerF ard Master
F=senar q Befctar, en s. Ter -0-D..7
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Eon-P ssidsnt EotIes

No. 2o-In tine second Chancsry Court Of
Shelby County Tennessee JOIN a.. Nor
gan and DtheEE TH. Hm Dusy a. al
IA appearing from ElG bin, which EEWoTu
il % ia this cause, -lat the defendants
Eary d. Mclean and Jenny Mclean ere ctt-
Mary s Bra1Eflrl, AliredR. Brauslcrd, Suml
uern5la W. ErausfoEd and - EEensfJTl
uOn-residents OF the State OF Tennessee
IL is Therefore ordered. by the Clerk ard
Master, That they make their appearance
Chancary Court. IA the city OF Mem
phIs. tennessee, on OF before the nrst
Monday lu July, ISL ana plead, answer
or demur 20 compliments biz, or the
same will bastakan Tor confessed as TO them
and sci for hesring eEpGIte, and that g copy
of this order be published once q week -oE
four successive weeks lu the Memphis APP
peal. This 18th Nay. leIL.
-. ID. SIEWAkTs CLERK and Master,
BY e AaLLEEE, DEPUTY q. and y
Geo. w.. Winchester, Sol for C0mp-ts
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-07
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No. 2gl. R-In the First Chancsry Court 81
shelby county, EeUuas5ee-JOhu u Saint
vs.. William Brown 5t al
TT appearing from am1avIt ia th's cause
4 Ia II the defendants, Robertson Iortau and
FIRTH BaUEh B Co, ave LOn-resideuf8 OF the
State OF EGauess5s also, tEat the name uu
residences Of the creditors OF the estate Of j.
n. saint, deed the insolvency OF which has
been suggested are unknown
1t Is therefore ordered, That said nOn-Fesi-
dents and creditors make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse uthe city OF Mem
phis, Tenn, on or before the hrat MonGayi IA
June, 1871, ard plead answer or Gemur 10
c-OmplaiEauu's ball. or the same viii be taken
for confessed as Go them, end The cause set for
Le7riEE; ALSO LLr said creditor NE and e.
tabltsh tueLr claims against s7it esLstc, or
TIE same ET1I be barred. and Che cause pro-
CsedeG vita UEDaltes aGl .a-- cops az fHlE
order be published oueaa Ha.E Tor uH- Aal-
Cassi.o weeks, iu t-a -llL ga-a appeal
A copy a-t-stf
EDEUSD "a. COLE Clerk sud Master.
By rs, LACE. Deputy &C. g-u 81.
q. w.. EF.r. Sol FOR e...u. T"t