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PARIS.
The Bloody Deeds OF the Red
Handed CommuHists-They are
Defeated.
A Raiga Of Terror still Character
ICES ParIs-Tbs People are
COHsieFHatsd.
Fifty-fiys Hundred Of The Infamous
Reds Captured or KiIlsd-Ths
Theirs Government San
guins of Success.

THE DEFEAT OF THE INSURGENTS.
LONDON, April 5.-The following
detail has been received: General
Bergere commanded the right wing Of
the Communists with Gen. FlOurens
in his rear as supporter; General Du-
val commanded the center and Gen
eral FadeZ the left wing. The right
and left center suffered in men heavily
in the engagement last night but were
protected in their retreat by q fire
from the tort held by the Communists.
The Nationals were badly organized,
and having but q limited supply were
soon out of ammunition. Many Of them
tried to return to Paris but found the
gates shut and men posted on the
Tamparts who threatened to shoot
them If they attempted to re enter the
city. The engagement at Lebas Meu-
don was exceedingly bloody. The fir
ing OF the batteries manned by the ar
tillery of the Versailles army was pro-
nOunced fully equal, i'm spirit and eff
feet, to the German bOmbardment.
A Paris dispatch from Versailles SAYS
that the Government is disposed TO
show the greatest kindness and hu-
manity to the insurgents and red re-
publicans. Pr0clamatiOns dated Tuil-
feries, strongly condemned the action
of the Versailles government in at
tacking Paris.
THE NATIONALS DEFEATED.
PARIS, March 4, pm, via London,
8, amt is TumOred that the Ma
tiOnals sustained a decisive defeat,and
1000 are missing. Before d'Issy and
CiamOrt the ramparts are strongly
guarded. Mt. Nalvier is silent. The
artillery duel between d'Issy and
Versailles continues. The Nationals
occupy the bridge Of Neuilly. The
Government troops are invisible.
The Paris Deputies Assembly had an
interview to-day with some Of the
members Of the Commune.
PARIS IN CONsTERNATION.
A special to the London Times,
from Versailles, states that 1900 in
surgents were taken prisoners.
Paris is in CONSERVATION.
The people Of Versailles are greatly
irritated against the Insurgents.
The TeleGrOph's correspondent says
the first Prussian army corps have
been ordered to hold itself ready to
march to Paris. The reign Of terror
continues in that city.
DR.. LivenbUrn, Of the American
Ambulance Corps, Is seriously i'll.
The Daily Nationals attacked the
Government troops on Tuesday, near
lIendOn, and suffered a complete route.
Garibaldi declines TO command the
insurgents.
It's rumored that 10000 Nationals
entered Versailles, but the report is
doubtful.
The effective strength Of the Com
munists is 10000 men and two hum
dred guns.
General Endez is reported wounded.
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No. 223, r. DIN the Second Chancsry Court
Of shelby county, Teunessee.-H. O.. Brtu X
ley and James Elder, use, etc vs.. Isaac 81.
harrington, j. N. Terry, P. O, BetheII aud G..
R. Jamisou.
IT appearing frOm the bill which ls sworn
4 70 10 this cause that the defendants, I. n.
CaTington and J.. NJ Terry. are Justly indebt-
ed to the complainant, r C.. Brinkley, in the
sum Of &lloo So, and interest, due for balance
on the purchase of land, Deiug the interest OF
James Elder in the proceeds Of the land
" hlch was assigned to B. U. BrinEley- and
that Darlington and Terry are uon-residenfs
Of the state Of Tennessee, and that for these
causes an attachment was sued out Of this
court against the property OF defendants,
CarringJon and Terry, and the same was
issued, and has been returned by the sheriff,
duly levied on the property OF defendants,
Carri1gtOu and Terry.
Tt Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the cOurt-hOuHe OF the second
Chaueery Court In the city Of Mem phis Tenn
on or before the hFst Monday ia June, 1871,
and plead, answer OF demur to complain
anita bill. or tue same VIII be taken for con-
tessed as to them, and set for hearing eL-
parte, aud thar copy OF this order be pub
iished once week for four successive weeks
ia the Memphis Appeal.
This March 28 Ls7L
NJ. ID. L. STEWART Clerk and Master.
Estes & Jackson, s0ls. for com. mha8
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AVER TELEGRAMs.

LOUISVILLE, april 5.-The river
Is stationary, with feet in the chute
and 8 feet in the canal. Weather
clear and very warm. Mercury 20
I degrees. Arrived; Comet ana barges,
I for Pittsburg. Departed; shannon
and Virginia, for New Orleans. The
Robert Mitchell leaves tomorrow for
/ New Orleans. Captain Oglesby, OF
the John Kilgour, died today. Flags
at half-msst tomorrow.
CINCINNATI. april 5.-The river
Is rising, with 81 feet bridge space.
Weather clear and pleasant. De-
parted: Sam Sale, for Memphis; X.
C.Gray, for Arkansas river; Z. b.
Church, for New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, April 5.-Tbe river
is falling, with 8 feet on Harpeth
shoals. Weather fair and warm. Ar
rived: Mary Hughes, rom the Upper
Cumberland. Departed: Umpire, Tor
Upper Cumberland.
VICKsBURG, April 8. - Passed
down: Nick LongWOrth, at 10 Z. m. /;
Richmond, at 10 am; Lockwood, at
i pm. Passed up: Continental, at 10
pm. Weather warm. River IS sta
uOndfy.
ST. LOUIS, April 8. - Arrived; !;
AbeOna' from Cincinnati. Departed:
Yeager, for New Orleans; Grand
Tower, for Memphis. The river is
still falling. Weather clear and very
warm.
NEW ORLEANS, April 8. Ar
rived: Henry AInes, from st. Louis.
Departed: James Howard and Turner
for st. Louis.
CAIRO, April Port list: Belle
Memphis, Memphis to st. Louis, at ]
am; mary Alice, st. Louis to New
Orleans, at ! am; Greenback, New
Orleans to Ohio river, at am; Bis
marck, New Orleans to st. Louis, at
] pm. Belle St. Louis, st. Louis to
Vicksburg, at pm; Liberty, New
Orleans to Pittsburg, at pm; Olive
Branch, St Louis to New Orleans, at
pm; Kate Kinney, New Orleans
to Louisville, at pm; Arkansas
Belle, Evansville packet, at I pm.
River fell foot, Weather clear.
Mercury 780.
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LONDON. April 5.-ConsoIs. gss<. Bonds
OF ls52, S15s 5-20s Of 1862, old, 80; 5-20s OF
1907, SIS l0-40s, 5SZ.
LIVERPOOL, April a. Cotton dull and un-
changed; mtddIing uplands, 75zG75zd; mid
ding Orleans, 75s375zd. sales, 1900 bales.
brsedstuh uncnanged
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so. sI8, r. u.--In Tie Second Clanesrv conn
of SHELBY county. 4eHnasse ssea.-LlaIl Ilsav 2
Brooks. use Of atmon Brooks, va. a. a
II to - tli1 came. thar tne defendants al
Williamson. Peter j. Peters and @. o. eifa.
ham are n0n-resldeuis 81 zae state Of Ten
ueesees
&c is therefore ordered hv che CLERK and
MaetBr, Ilat tueE maEa rlelr appearances
herein, 81 TIE lourf-houaa of me second
Gha1esry oErrt 10 TIE City Of Menp his
lsuH-1 on o. before ls HreI Monday iu q az.
i8ils ana dead, suspEr OF drlur tn com glaiiI-
ants VII, % tie sane VII Be taken FOX con-
fessed as tofnaIn and aef frr ilasr y ev1ssafs
ana tAat q COPY ol This arder be- publisa-d
once week Iof foar suaelsssi rs srssrs II ~
Memphis p ppeaL This Ia7ca zE l1IL
81. D. j. i5faW AET erk ana Master.
~ g. 3lLclfsE. Iepulg q. and 81.
u. j. Mcfarland Sol. isIf sar1uIff nar1l
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N9n-RssIdent K0ties,

No 1855 "A. B. DIN the second Chancery
Court Of shelby county, Ienuesasa.-Ihs
JACKSON Insurance Company Vs. &. "
Pease and others.
IT appearing from amended and supple
j mental biu duly sworn % aud uled IN ms
cause that the defendants, "a b. sialdlls ata
Nicholas GWyun, are non.Fe2ldsuls ol t47
State Of Tennessee.
it IS therefore ordered, Ihat they MAKE
their appearances herein, at tla totlrl use q
the second Chancery Court of 5nel91 e9a1-
tv ia the CitV OF Memphis Tenn On O5
before the first Monday In May ~ a1a
plead. answer or demur - com Z L.-ll.s,1t !
biz and amended hilis or l-te SANE WI ue
faaen for oufasssd as to th5n1s anQ SCI l0E
heqriur exparte; and that copy Of this or
DER ha published once 2 y e = toE Lls8 sue
0sg4i-s weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
March lb, l8ll,
A Copy--attest; 80
rl7- n rrfrIIER, Deputy q. aEd d..
PudoiDh, Hammond 8 JCrdon, B0ls. fol
compPts- mh1
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No. 4z55.-In the Second ChEneery Court OF
Shelby. county, Tennessea.-JOhn Johnson
~ S. H. lobe, JOS. Clouston, Bennett Bagby
and wife, +. @. Bagby-
TT appearing from the BIZ which IS sworn
i TO "a this cause, that the defendants, BEN
nett Bagby and vile, Frances @. Bagbv, are
uOu-rssidents OF the state OF Tennessee.
fIt is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master. That they make their appear
snes herein, at the courthouse Of the
second Chaneery Court Of Shelby county. Ia
the city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the
drst Monday in May, l87l, and plead, an
sWer or dsmur 70 cOmplalnants' bill, or the
same win be taken fer confessed as To them
aud set for hearing eEparte; and that copy
OF this order be published once week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This March g. I87I.
N d. 4 STEWAEr, Clerk and Master.
Estes 4 Taorsnr Sol for rou1n1rf nahei
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CINCINNATI.
NEW ORLEANS.

CINCHEATI. April 5.-Cotton firm; demand
fair; mtddltng, l48I41<c. Flour irm demand
fair for family, S3 25g6 81. Mess pork dull
and nominal, so Lard, 1l569lI5kc. Bulk
meats dull and d. coping. Whisky frm, &c
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Non Resident Noiies.

No. -, r. DIN the Second Chsneery C0uu
ol shelby County, Tsnn--JOhn q. Chiffon
vs. Benjamin walker, Jacob Walker. VII
liam Walker and Lewis Walker.
IT appearing from the bill which Is sworn
i totu this cause that the defendants, Ben
iamiu. Jacob, William and Lewis Walker,
are justly indebted TO the complainant Ia the
sum OF S2s7 69 and interest, ana so and in
terest, due by agreement for cotton sold and
labOr done, and that said defendants are
n0n-resideuts OF the state Of Tennessee, and
that Tor these causes an attachment was sued
ont OF this court against the property OF de-
rEndsuts, and The same was Issued and has
been returned by the sheriff, duly levied on
the Interest Of defend ants in the partnership
effects OF the drm Of walker Bros q Co.
It is therefore ordered, oy the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearances
herein, at the courthouse Of the Second
ChauCery Court in the city OF Mem phis
Tennessee, on or before the first Non.
day IN June ls71, znd plead. an
answer or demur to complainantsi bill. or
the same viii be taken Tor confessed as to
them, and set for hearing eLparte, and that a
copy Of this order be published once g week
for 1our successive weeks in the Mem phis AF-
PEAL. This April Iat, l87ls
N. ID. l.. IEWAHrs CLERK and Master.
By BELCHER, Deputy O.. and III.
smith g Tauarsou, Soils. for eomplt ap7
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Non Resident N8iios.

No. zlA. r. DIN Ghe Second ChancarV. COur'
Of Shelby county, Ienn--Oliver p. Lyics
guardian, vs. Auuls Louisa Price CT al.
IT appearing r3u the return Of the sheriff
4 Of Haywood county IN this cause that the
defendant, Am Iuruage-prObably Ann
ktng-is not 70 be found ln his county.
II Is therefore ordered hT tu8 CLERK and
Master, That she make her appearance here
In, a. the c0urt-houEs OF the Second Chaueery
Court, in the city Of Memphis, Tenn. on oI
before the nrst Monday in Nay, 181I. and
plead answer or demur % com plainauGa s
bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed
as TO her and set for hearing eXparts. and
that copy Of this order be published once
a week, for four successive weeks, ia the
Memphis A ppeal. This Mare1 p. Is7l
u. ID. i. STEWART, CLERK and Eastsr.
BY C. BELCHER, Deputy G. and E Estsr.
E5r0u-n u Collins s0Tz nurruT5f rrhFQ
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No G1, u. D-In the Second Chauaery
Court Of 1nalby connty. Ianucssisa.-Joh
Eebias vs.. w. a kitenner
TIappadrlnE from biz duly sworn 10 In fffI
j eau e that the defendant, ~. a. .7ltchnsr
ls iastiy indebted % comp ainsnt 81. sunl o
$500 ara lutere8t dle By bis pfculissorF note
and fbat De IS g H0n-FfsideIt OF the state 81
Tenn szseet sud thai Tor these causes al ~
taculD eut issued roul tbis c1urt EFaiuat 1il
property and tle same has been returned
Into cDurt b. the Sherll of Shelby county
levied, etc, On the real estate of W. "a. Fitca.
neE.
IT Is therefore ordered, Llat he make ELi
appsR1 anca herein, at the court house Of 1ls
second ClancerT C0lrt Of shelby county. sd
the city Of 4emphLsi Tenn, on or before ths
drst Monday iu Nay is7l, and plead. an
sWer or demuF 20 con plall ant's blll, or TIE
same VIII be taken for confessed as % him
and set for hearing eLpaFtef and that copy
Of this order be published once a week, ioi
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal. This Marcn Is, ISL
a Copy-atLest;
81 ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By y. bEE.CH El, Deputy q. and d.
George dllLlam. Sol fOE com DliE mnlg
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BAD FOR VIcKsBURG.
TbTsalsHsd Cut Of-Ths city to Bsc5ms
Gn inlaH6 Town.
I'm, ths rsw York SUM

From the New York SUM-
Our readers will remember that
while General Giant was conducting
military operations against the rebels
81 VicEsburg, in the beginning Of the
wear 1868. he undertook to dig q canal
across the neck Of the bottom land on
the western shore, Immediately OppO-
site the city.
BIS PURPOSE
was to open q passage by which his
fransDOrts and the naval fiOtiila might
pass below Nicksburg without coming
within reach Of the guns upon the
f0rtifcatiOns there. This underIaklng
WIS not successful; but it appears That
the current Of the river has now taken
up the work, and threatens TO cut
through the neck at a point just be-
low Grants canal, and change the
channel 50 as to convert Nicksburg
into an inland town, some two or
three miles distant from the river.
The subject has been investigated by
officers OF the
ENGINEER CORPS,
and Can't. C.. r. Euter has made de-
failed survey and estimate OF the eX-
Denditure that viii be requisite to pre-
vent the dreaded calamity. Capt cu-
Ter. who regards the danger as very
serious, thinks that the best remedy
which the case admits OF would be TO
cover the slope Of the river bank
where il is now wearing sway or
where il may be exposed to wear away
hereafter, from low water mark 10 the
deepest portion Of the channel, with
q Iaver Of broken stone at least three
feet thick. Above
Low WATER MARK
the bank should be graded TO suitable
slope, and paved one foot thick with
stone TO the proper hight. The total
length of shore to be thus protected is
IN .tfl0 feet. or nearly four miles. The
cost OF the work Capt. Suter estimates
at $3.50. .OO0 His superior officer,
Lieut.. Colonel Reynolds, indOrses his
raport. though he doubts if the work
can be done in time TO prevent the
IMPENDING DISASTER,
but ssvs that if it is to be done at ali
n il nj the greatest importance to com.
roence at once. General Humphreys,
the able Chief Of the Engineer Corps,
o1pcurs in the views Of Captain Su-
Ter and Colonel Reynolds, and says
fhsf If the river should be allowed to
make its way through the neck, the
fufura landing VII be in q locality
where the form Of the river bed viii
not be so favorable for such uses as
the present. The Secretary OF War,
in submitting the matter to the HOus5
of Representatives, does not ask Tor
the
APPROPRIATION
Of the large sum required for the
work, bnt simply calls the attention
m the House to the fact that unless
prompt and energetic measures are
t8ken TO stop the encrOaChments Of
the river, the city will lose its harbOr.
ID appears also that Nicksburg has
considerably increased since the war,
and that its present taxable property
IA something more than seven mill
rfr.na gf dollars
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cURA
THF AFFAIR on sANTO EsPFRrTC

THE AFFAIR OF sANTO EsPERITo.
HAVANA, April 6.-The Diaro says
nothing has happened at SantO Es-
peritO which merits a rejoicing among
the enemies of Spain. The insurgents
only burnt two plantations, killed six
Overseers, and carried of sixteen
laborers from one plantation; also
fired from an ambush upon the troops
that left the city to protect the planta-
tiOns. It is stated that 5000 soldiers
are operating In the jurisdiction Of
Santo Esperito, but the country is 50
mountainous and difficult that double
the number Of troops would be Insult
clent to prevent crime like the above
mentioned.
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NEW YORK, April 5.--Gold has besn steady
al day, at li04lA5z Loans we're made At %
per cent. Ciearanees, f2is8 .0e0; exports 70.
day $4,000 Governments steady, at about
yesterday prices. bat after proposals were
made To sell 10 the Government were made
pubic, they fell OF 1za% per cent. stocks
opened strong al about last nights prices.
TIE market remained steady ali the fore
noon Reading end Delaware and LGoka-
wanna are very strong. Northwestern weak.
Lake Shore ana EOeE Island active dUrin z
quite a strong disposition, Ohio being the
powerful feature, opening at 4654 and selling
up to 435l The market closed steaty, with
slight concessions from the highest figures.
Money IS not quite So hrm to-day, rates were
6e57 per cent, and closing at B per cent. State
securities dull and rather lheavy Tennessee,
do 6ts, lli9si do 'a5 IS, llz5s; 90 new, lllH; 90
63s, me-; DO '6s's, 4l54i d0l0-49a, lls3zi cur
reucV sizes II5sE
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WASHINGTON.
sraurs St. OonlssSan Esssag'.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Presi-
dent in his message, claims that the
rsnort iustifes all that he has said on
tba subject. but regards it as due TO
bimselftO give the history Of his con
nectiOn with the annexation scheme.
When inaugurated he did not antici-
-,s,tp insular acquisition, but il IS be-
tieved that we should not permit any
sDda9eudent Government within the
Limits OF North American, % pass
from a condition Of independence to
one of anarchy OF to the protection Of
J Furonpan eOWer. Agents Of BaeZ
rad ra6resente6 to him the great ca
DseiTv of the Island, and the helpless
condition of the people, and spoke Of
fbe alternative of applying TO other
,oUers. In the light OF the Monroe
foctrine- I deemed, and felt bound, 70
,Sscertsi1 i1 the facts. i thought pEOiessed
friends of the rights OF men Woulgl
be his first assallauts, II ne heslee1,S y,
"a clear a duty. The report OF tlle
sraf Commissioner showed ms luty :
and in regard 10 National interests ne
should NEGOTIATE the treaty. Inc ae-
bates in the Senate on the treaty Delhg
secret The peol,le could not know now
Tnpeb its reelection was Influenced Oy
INSTRUMENTATION: t6areiOre ne deell
"a it due TO the character Of his once
aud agents, To have such PECoeeulnga
as would enable the people 20 Know
the truth-henca the second COmnl's-
sion. Personal sOliCitude in the matter
had now ended, and the whole matter
handed over to Congress and the peO-
y,Is. against whose will / have 10
R0I}cv 70 enforce. ] have ever believed
an men are wiser than any one man" +"
Tbe President suggests no action
fbis session. beyond the dissemination
of the report, and concludes with the
remark that he 'tcan bear with pa
tieuee the censure Of disappointed
men,
Commissioners say they have made
q thorough inspection Of the territory,
an Investigation Of the official record, 7,
and an examination Of the popular
feeling. They give an extended state
ment Of the form and Institutions 0l
the Dominican government MOI
Justice Of the peace was found whose
character did not inspire respect, and
found all departments of the govern
ment in iul operation, and Baez in
fuU and peaceable possession Of all
Darts OF the Republic except on the
Havtien border, which is somewhat
disfurbed by insurrectiOnary leaders,
aided bv the Haytiens and political
fntripuerg. These are melted TO an
extraordinary activity through the
fear Of annexation. bae8 IS chief 10
the esteem Of the people, and ha;
been successful during his administra
fion. BE has the best title Of al Z
the Chief MagissFacy oi the Republic
For the last two years the resources
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No. 278, r DIN the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, Teuuessee.-Ih0n1a J. Ma
Eibhen vs.. John ". Magibben e. al
I Z appearing nom affidavit in tlis causs
1 that the defendant, John ". Maglobeu, Is
q citizen OF Kentucky, and g non resident o.
the State Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein. at the court-hOuse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee. on or before the
1rst Monday in May, E1l, and plead al
sWer or demur to com plEiuaut's Bill, OF The
same viii be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing eZpartsi and that q copy
OF this order be published once q week. tol
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal
a copy-attest;
Edmund A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
9y r j. BLACK, ID. O. & 81.
II. Clay King, Sol. for Complt. apt
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PEsAcH.
The Feast Of the Jewish Passover Com.
msHcIng To-Day and CsnilnuiHB
Eight Days.

The festival of Pesacb Passover COM
mences to-day and continues eight days,
During these eight days no bread Of grain
which has become leavened, or beer or
suy kind ofliquors, is used for any pur-
pose, OF SOLD 10y the Israeltes, or To be
seen in their houses, and all vessels which
may have been used are to be moved
from their houses. The first and last days
are devoted to holy convocation. On the
first TWO nights, IL is the custom in every
Jewish family to read the Hagada, book
which relates 70 the redemption Of Egypt,
and contains praises and thanksgiving 20
the Lord for his kindness. The father or
the head Of the family also explains to his
children the history of Passover as com
manded. lex. 13, s to IA When we
trace in the Bible the history of the jew
ish nation, we find that not only the re-
demptiOn of Egypt happened on that
night, but that the mighty power OF God
was wonderfully displayed on the Pass
over night, by which the enemies Of the Is
raelites were destroyed and they were de-
Hvered. The strong fortified city Of Jeri-
chO was destroyed on Passover JOS. 8, lG).
On the night Of Passover, Gideon, with
500 men, smOte the great army OF the Mid
ianites, and captured their kings and
princes, and destroyed them. tJud. ~
On Passover, SiserG, the prince OF Canaan,
with all his iron chariOts and ali his hosts,
were discounted, and fell at the edge OF
the sword before Bsrek and Deborah.
(Jud. The great Assyrien army which
King Sennacherib, the blasphemer,
brought against Jerusalem, were con-
sumed by the Angel Of God on Passover.
I'D Kings, 10, 35.) Many more were the
miracles that occurred during the Pass
over, and in order to distinguish this
month more particularly, it is placed at
the head or beginning Of the months IS
written in the Bible lex. xii, p: "This
month shall be TO you the first OF months;
it shall be to you the first ofall the months
Of the year
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Hnn-Raaldanf Hnflca-

40, 2I7, R. DIN the second Chancery
Court Of shelby county, Tennessee.-Fred-
erica Blum vs.. Henry Blum.
IT appearing rom Dill daily sworn 70 IN this
a cause that the defendant, Henry Blum
IS a nonresident Of the state Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, That he MAKE his
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
the second ChancerT Court Of the county
o. Shelby, in the city OF Memphis, Tennes-
see, on or before the drst Monday In
May, lsIlf and plead, answer or demur 20
complainant's bill. OF the same viii be taken
for confessed as to him and set for hearing
eLpartei aud that copy Of this order be pub
lished once q week, for four successive weeks,
In the Memphis Appeal. T1is March p, l37L
A eopy-artest:
"a. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By @. BELCHEz, Dsputy q. and lI.
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