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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
w AUCTION.

pY r. VI. & B. J. MONTGOMERY
40 R. M, Montgomery, Auetioneer-O Office No.
81 Camp stIeet.-Win be sold on WEDNESDAY,
October 9, l8I2, at eleven o'clock, at Stonewall
jackson stable Baronne street, between Poydras
TWESTT.SiN GOOD MULES
sod for account Of different railroad companies.
Terms-Gasl in United States treasury n6les.
Tr
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By S. GuinauIt.
g re ~ ~4A4cSG A41s
R@-A
SUCCESSION OF MANUEL MoRANO.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. s. G55.
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By Nash G Hodgson.

BY Nash G Hodgson.
COTTON FLOATS, MULES, HORSES WITHOUT
RESERVE, AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDER PORTEOUS,
DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. So 403.
by NASH & HODGsON.-W. l. HODGsoN,
ID AuctOneer-Office No. 5 CarOndelet street-On
MONDAY, October 81, 1872, at A. NJ, on the prem
ises No. 292 Felicity road, between Carondelet and
Baronne streets, by virtue and in pursuance of an
order of the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated September 27, 1872 docketNo. IS 403 for ac-
count of the succession of Alexander Perteous,
deceased, at public auction, win he sold
SIX FLOATS, TWELVE MULES, TWO HORSES.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treasu.
Ty notes. oc9 l6 20
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE WILLIAM S4EBERT
DECEASED.
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vi nog Sheriff of the Parish ISL of e O r
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM KISC4IDE.

Second District Court for the parish of'oEleans-
No. 80 1921.
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OF MRS. MARIA j. sCHMlrT.

seond District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
Nc. IS, 399
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aIrs. Grace Batson vs.. lIiss Mary Toaa

c. \. bAUNIhkI.
ell 28 ocl2 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-06
SPECIAL
Warning Words.

The strength ndnervous energy OF the hus
man body ought to be increased during the
winter for two reasons: In the first place,
diseases Of the most deadly character may be
generated st this SEASON; and secondly, 1t is
OF the utmost Importance that during the
cold-wssther months The system should be
put in q condition to Withstand the effects of
the spring miasma, and the abs quent de.
pressing heat Of ummer. 1t IL therefore adj
vissble, In fact essential, to tone, regulate
and invigorste the digestive and secretive
organs at this period Of the year, and Of all
the stomsehic alternatives at present known,
Hostettel's Stomach Bitters is the most pow
eriul, the most harmless, and the most agree
able The temperature o twintsr would be in
itself a glorious tonic, II It did not, unfortu-
pately, bring with 1t 8 volume Of chilling
moisture snd unwholesone winds. which
have a bad effect on the skin and lungs.
These must be guarded sgains', or there is no
security for health, The effect of q course of
the BltteFs is to give vigor and tone to the
entire organiKation-the superficial mus clss
and nerves, as wen as the internal viscera. A
regular habit Of body, a healthy and natural
dow OF bile, an active digestion, q good appe-
tite, pure blood, and q vigorous circulation of
that naid, are among the blessings dertysble
from 8 persistent use of Hoststter'ss stomach
Bitters, which not oaly more than supplies
the place Of the best tOnics, cathartics and
antiseptics prescribed IA their separate forms
by physicians, but performs the three-fold
work Of inauguration, regulation and purtG-
cation st one and the same time.
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m SUPREME COURT At JACKSON

No. 7-second Chaneery Court of Shelby
County IA. B. Wul1ford ct al vs. f.
Martin Ct al
y virtue Ola decree pronounced June 18th,
- 1871. by the supreme Court at Jackson,
In this cause will cell to the highest bid
der, in front OF the Second Chancery court
room on Second street, In the city OF Mem
phls,
On MeHssy, the 18th day Of January, 1872,
the real estafe mentioned and described in
the ~plesdipRs aS follows: Situated IN the
city OF Memphis, Shelby county tennessee,
on "a, east side Of Hatn street, and oesig-
mated on the map Of said city OF AemPhls as
lots Nos. 7 and ), IN block No. ", being part
OF original county lot no 4S4s sue-dtVtoed
and pardttoned among the heb Of Joseph
h. TALBOT, deceased, by decree OF the ecm.
mon Law court OF the city Of MenophAs and
numbered IN said plan OF partition and d1Yl.
sion as lots Nos. 2 q !. each nonttng ~ ea'hO
feet OF. Main street, and running back east
wardly lE6K feet to an alley Said lots NOS z
and s conHlitnte the northern portion OF the
block OF puildiug IS known 81 tn Proytns
Block, together with al the Improvements
and appQrtenanCes thereto belonging
Said lots viii Do sold separately.
Terms Of Hai6-Etx, twelve and eighteen 70,
"a and l1 months credit. purchasers giving
notes witt approved security, and lien re-
tanned upon b property Tor payment of the
purchase money. EQuity OF redemption
barred. Sale within legal hours.
december is, 1871.
JOHN Il. FREENAE, Clerk.
Estes & Jackson Solicitors. 3ecl5tds
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.


No. IS, RD.-In the Second Chancsry Court o.
Shelby county, Tennessee w. p. York
guardian, etc. VS.. John +. Garner
Icy virtue OF an interIocutory decree fol
ID sale entered In the above cause,
viii sell st public auction, 70 the high
est bidder, in mont Of the Clerk and Masters
office, Greenlaw block, Second street, city 81
Memphis, Tennessee on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of January, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
property tO-Wtt:
1OSk ACRES CT LAED,
In section 8, range s. II the Ele zenith Sur
veyor's District in Upton county, TenResseet
beginning al q hcxelder In the southeast
edge OF q slOugho or pond with cottonwood
pointers, the nor corner OF a go acre
bIsct granted to ThomRs Polk by the stGte OF
North Carolina, n also the northwest cor
ner OF q $40 5 ere tract eeasd TO VIM. 5 Gar
ner by andrew j. Polk on the 18th day OF
January, 1907, and running thence south go,
east 7S4 b to 8 take en- the north Ssnk
" Reese Creek. With peach pointers; thence
south So west g chains to 3 doubls cuc3mbeE
U e; themes north So degrees WeFt7 ~ chains
Is links 10 q stake, 23 links south, 10 west VI a
ooxelCeF marked with sweet gum point.
ers: thence north lOo, east l8 chains 5 links to
The linn being the sane q set
apart TO John r. Garner by the county court
OF shelby county, as nov by report OF
commissions In minute book b, Nc IA, page
AZ OF said Ourt
Terms OF half cash u the otneE
malt in twelve mon1hs rom day OF sale, re-
tanning a lien on the Ian 70 s=enret the pay
ment of the same.
ceu Der Ia. N7L
Nd L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
John A. Only, SOL for @ mpft- cecl5
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1SSRb11ShdS 1880.
DERINCER
RIFLE AND PISTOL FACTORY
BROkAUGH ~. DERIkGER & CO.,
Successors to HENHY DERuGER, Sole In
ventor and Manufactures OF
GENUINE DERINGER PISTOL,
no. sea and 500 Tamarin Street.,
In the rear Of Sl2 North Front, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania,
Would inform the public that they sontinue
to manufacture their celebrated hre arms,
OF ali sizes and uifferent styles Of finish, At
Their long-sstablished snd We2l-known FAC
fnru IN phflGna1nhNa
In the rear Of sl2 North Front, P~hilsdelph
Pennsylvania,
NOD-Rssldsnt ROtIce,

Nc. Isl, r DIN the First Circuit Court OF
shelby County-Riel johnson, Admir- OF
Samuel Muller, deceased, VS.. Josephine Al
bert and others.
IT appearing nom afndaVit IN this cause
that the Defendants, Rebecca Tate, I'M
Petsey and Jane jerks, hSlf-sisterB OF Gam
uel Miller, deceased, plaintiffs tntesJate, hav-
ing husbands, whose names are unknown,
and John Miller, half brother of the said
samuel Miller, deceased, and other persons,
whose names are unknown, ars hefrp. at-laW
Of the estate OF the aforesaid Samuel Miller,
deceased, q that all OF their residences are
unknown:
Is Is therefore Or5ered, That they make
their appearance herein, at b Circuit Court
honse In the cts Of Memphis, Tenn, on the
icaTth Monday In January, 1877, and plead,
enRwe OF or derur 10 complatnants' bl /, 1led
herein against them a. hetrs-at-law or said
samuel Miller, deceased, 70 sell real estate to
pay debts, or the BaEae win be tskeu for cor
fesssd IS 20 them and set for hearing exparte;
and that . copy OF this order be pabiisned
onos 8 week, Tor four succs ssive weeks. in
the Memphis Appeal.
DoneaE o4nco,fha 18th day of December ISL.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By 3. =. COLEMAN, Deputy CLERK.
walker q HorrigNns soils. for complains
ants. dlft thu
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~aon-RsaIdsnt NOtics

No. 484, E. Din the Second Chancsry COur+
ofShelhy county, Tencessee-D. s. Low and
J.. ". Westeott VS. A. d. Douglass snc
others
1T Appearing frcm af1dayft fled in thi,
l cause that the defendants, Geo. a Mccall,
Jas, 3. Townsend. Saml. W. Robertson, Ly'
man Drtdley, Eieazsr sherman, David O
Cross, J. Ia 3. Lewis. Bowler, Baker. Lydah 8
Cooper, B, A. Harrington, Lilly AOnssrratt,
Geo. MOnBarrRtt, Chas. AonsarratL, Oscar
MonsaIratt, h. Z. Cooper and Julia L. Ches'
ter are non-resideuss of the State OF Tennes-
see; and tt Appearing from the return OF the
she in OF shelby county, Tennessee. that the
defendants, SSmL Vance, Bryant Lynch, ".
II. PEBBLES, K. ID. Bsugd and J. V. Baugh are
not 20 be found in this county;
1t Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, that they make their appearance
herein, at the Court house OF the Second
Chancery Court Of Sheiby county, in the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee on or before the
first Monday In March, 1879, and plead, an.
swer or 6emur TO complsinsnb's BIZ, or the
sam e viii be taken for confessed as &c them
and set for hearing expsrts; and that a copy
OF this order be published INC a week, fOI
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal.
This January 4. 1871
A Capitalism:
MI. L STEWART, CLERK and Master
By Q. ER, Deputy Clerk and Master.
WesfeOtt a Stanl, Soils. for compl't. Jas
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eATAcAZY.
Wat PrInce eortscHak0f has to say
shout bis recall.

LoEDoN, January 4-Prince GOrtsohs-
kof,i in q recent communication to Curtin,
American minister to st. Ps5ers5urgh, an
nounces thst the Russian government
has concluded to recall C6tscszy from
Washington. GortscbRkof writes that
the difficulty arose and eliminated during
his absence from ths capitol. The Prince
says he cannot but regret that some OF
the correspondence which passed in re
gard to the matter st Washington sp-
pszrsd to be wanting in respect due the
Representative Of the Russian Empire,
He continues: "We shall consider the
conducE OF CstscsZy when he has hsd an
opportunity n presenting his case in per
son, as he formally denies the justice Of
complaints made against HMM Washing
ton, we must suspend judgmsnt until we
have heard his defense" The prince, in
conclusion, declares that these unfOrtu-
nate circumstances Will not, he feels cor
hdent, impair the old snd cordial friend
ship between ths United States and
Russis, of which there has been SO recsnt
= demonstration in the reception Of the
Grand Duke Alexis in America.
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~h0k-RESlnEaT klTleE.

Nc. &Os, U. Rim the F1-st Cna1cary Court
Of snsl0y county, I~euneasss-Sztla YEA
yer IS. william II. Bland ct Al.
Il appearing rom an oraaF OF orr IL thfs
4 cause that John Nay the purchaser Of
lots ., 5 q 3, formerly sold herein, has DE-
parted this ufei tnat sarah }. Fielder form
cry Nay and A1Gaasl Fielder tner hus-
and n Cynthia u. Nay, widow OF said
cecsdent, residents OF Ox1ord, Mfssissippfs
Mary g. futreu formerly Nay and lsr nus
Ia Alfred F1treu and Tohn 4. Nay, are
residents OF Arkansas-au OF whom AKA Ehe
widow n heirs o. said d~ecsGenE, nom
residents Of tbs state o. Eeunes5ees
IL - therefore ordered, That they MAKE
th6E appearances herein, AZ the courthouse
In the ely or Memphis, 2snn,. On or Dafors
the arst Monday in Ja1uary, HzL and snow
cause any they have, WY MS ssiG SUIT
should not be revived and Judgmen etc,
rendered ags1nAU theu, or ths saUa WLu Be-
heard and pr0ceeced W1th eZpsr5ss snd TIA
q copy o. this order be pnoliEned once q
for four success1Ve weeks, In ths Asn-
pnts Appeal. November ~, Iii
A~eOpy-AFteEts
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Mater.
By K J. BLA5Es Deputy CGM-
LCVE0nC & Mleou. S0iE. frW Lnumiff furT so
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No. 44, R.-First Chsncsry Court OF Skaiby
counEy-WlItam B. GsIbresth, admir- D
the estate OF Robert A. Noon. deceased, vs.
Elizabeth Moon ct a., b hetrs-at-IGw and
distributes and creditors Of &. A. Noon
deceased.
IN the ABOVE cause, now pending in said
L Court, It ts ordered By the Court that al
persons interested IN the estate Of Robert A
Noon, decd, come forward and file their de-
mands Snd claims against said estate with the
Glerk and Master OF this Court, in hts once
and have Themselves mad parties 10 his
oil before the 7th day or January next Qs72l
or their claims viii be barred by the atat.
utes OF Imitation I" and this caution is e.
pectaliy imperative IS to the resident cred
ttOrs; II ts further ordered by the Court Ina
q copy OF this order be Immediately inserted
IN the Daily Appeal and Avalanche, news
papers regularly printed and published IN
Memphis, and that the public tiOn or same
be continued for four successive weeks.
This December "A, ISL
A cOpy-ataest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By K. J. D. Z. and n.
wright & FOXES. Attorneys. Ut ed
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N~On-Rssldent NOtlcs.

70. I'll N. Rim the r rst ChanceTy Court Of
shelby county, TeRnessee.-JRmes E. Tenn.
pie We. John eager ct 81.
TT appearing that q bill was fled, as ind,
L cated by above statement, on August q,
1866, which was sworn to, stating that defend
ants, John Gsger ard Miriam L. eager, were
non-reatdents Of the state of Tennessee
that said John Gsger was indebted TO COM
plRinRnt In the Rum Of 500, SIS evidenced by
3 promissOry note payable in six months
rom March 4, 1881; Ia pursuance Of which
an attachment was issued against said de-
fendants August -, 1855, Rod returned levied
on their property; that on December IL, 1871
an amended bill was died by complainant
which was sworn 10, Stating thaG defendants,
John eager, Miriam L. eager and Richard D,
B, Miller, are non residents o. Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordsl cd, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
in the city OF Memphis, tennessee, On or be-
fore the first Monday IN February, 1872, and
plead, answer or demur to c~OmplaInant's
original n amended bill, or the same
viii be taken Tor confessed as to
them and set for hearing eXparte; and
that q copy OF this order be pub
Iished once q week, TOR four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By h. J. BLACK, Eeputy Q. snd NJ.
!. E. Temple, sol. fer complainant. ol4 thu
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Tuesday, las uay 80, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
property, belonging Jointly 10 the estates Of
Brooks and Sugga, Z situated in Memphis,
Tennessee, to wit:
Lot Nc. II, which fronts % @-IOS feet on the
north side Beale street, and RAINING back
y 5O-IOO feet 70 the Rice Hnes between par
alleI lines.
Lot No. q, which fronts 25 45.IG0 feet on the
n~Orthwardly, belWeen parallel lines. to the
south boundary line OF the John Rice grant.
Lot NO. Y, uOnttng a 1910 feet on he
north side Of Beale street, a extends back
northWardly, between parallel lines, 70 the
sCuIh boundary line OF John Rice grsnG.
Lot No. Is, which fronts 40 feet on the south
side OF BeaIe street, and extends back SOUTH
Wardly, EetWBen parallel lines, lz5 feet to an
alley allCf said lots being subdivisions Of q
large lot Of Brooks aud suggs. made by {. q.
Burke, February Il, 1856: see plat Of same in
Registers ONCE OF said county In Book d,
PAGE Z13.
Also 8 certain undivided one-half interest
OF BROOKS and Suggs,tn q certain lot OF ground
in said city OF Memphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee, known as lot Nc. 8, in Block No.
Elliott strse6, $50 feet east Of the tntsrsec-
ton Of DeSOtO and Elliott streets. moving
thence nOTthWardIy 296h feet to an alley;
thence eastWardlt So feet 3 Inches to q stake;
thence WestWaruly Win the north line Of
Elliott street 81 Get 3 inches to The beginning,
IL being decided to BROOKS and SugEs and 70
one Sneed, in the proportion of $500 % in
t=rssL in Brooks and Suggs, 10 $3.50 % 70
Sneed.
Terms OF sa-e-On a credit OF six, twelve
and eighteen %, II and ll months; notes
with approved surety required, bearing in
tsrsst from datai lien retained to secure
same and equity Of redemption barred.
EDEUEO A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
g. W Winchester and Humes SPcston,
Attorneys. d2T mon
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Nan.RasIdaHi hnfIaa-

No. l54, K D-In the SeeonG Chancsry Court
OF shady ounty TsnnCEses.-W. Bohlsn
snd p. &. Bohlen n. " sEloE erree. Annis
Q. FiOwerree, Q. Z. FioWerree. Jenny Flow
errss. Ellen i. Wilson, Kate Wilson, Emma
wilson and Robert i wilson.
IT appearing from the Dill duly sworn % In
i this VI Lhas the defendants are al citi-
gems OF Vicksburg. State Of Mississippi and
o. Tennessee, and GhaE COM
plainsns ave Hlsd their bu IN MS court,
praying for 8 decree 70 sell the nOz1l half Of
lot 30. "a, IS known apo the plan Of Aem-
phfs slEuabe On the east side OF Main street.
IN sai& City o. HsmphIs, Iennsszea, and now
occupies BY compsatnanns, and % hzVa G16
pTOceeds thereof divided betWseu complain
ants and d~efsn1Ruts, according to their re-
Observation-Disclosures
It "a therefore ordered By the Clerk and
Master, That they, ths dsfendsnts, make
their appearance herein, AZ the court
house OF b second Chancery Court OF Snal-
By county In the city OF Memphis, Tenn. pa
or before the nrst Monday in February, HTZ
and plead, answer OF demur to complains
ants bill. or the same VIII be taken tor con-
tessed as 70 them, and set for hearing ax-
parte; and that q cOpy Of this order b pub
hshsd once q week Tor four successive weeks
In the Memphis Appeal. This Dec AH1l
A cOpy-attests
N L STEWART, Clerk VI Master
SEQ. Dixon. sol for compltA d38 sat
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KANSAS.
what the People Have DOHs whs want to be
IOlRsd to Memphis.

KANSAS CITY, No, January 3-The an
nusl review OF the progress Of Kansas
City, Published today, shows q wonder
ful prosperity IL al branches OF trade ard
industry. The increase In population has
bes1 shout eight thousand since the cen
Eus Of 1870, snd over seven hundred new
buildings have been erected tbs past year.
More than seventy thousand head of
Texas snd other cattle rave been recsived
At the stock yards, Of which shout hfty
thousand were slaughtered snd pscked
here. The assessed value Of real estate
Is over 81, 090, 600; amount OF capital in
vested IN manufacturer, 81, 900 coo; value
of goods manufactured, almost $4,000. COO.
The river Business embraces q hun
dred and elsYen arrivals and de-
psrtures of steamers, and the gem
eral aggregate Of the business o. the city
for 1871 shows and average increase over
the previous yssr OF about tTenty-6ight
mar cant.
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g~ar-Rasidsnt IEssIas.

No. az, b DIN the Second Chancsry Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee-Memphts
and Ohio Railroad Company va. James n,
1ome1Z and bis wife, Fanny A. Tomeny,
W. 81. Fitche, IT. ct al
IT appearing from afndavit fled in this
a cause that The defendants. James ID. Tom
eny and his wife, Fanny a Tomeny, ". II.
Tennessee:
It ts therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mss
ter, That they n1akstheir appearance herein
o Of Shelby county, In the city OF Mem
phis, Tennessee. on or befors the first Mon
day in February, l672, snd plead, answer or de-
muir to ccmplainant1a amended bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as 10 them
and set for hearing exparte; and that q copy
Of this order be published ence q week, for
four successive weeks In the Memphis AD-
peal. This December a, I'LL
A copy-atteEt:
ND l. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
BY Z. RELOHEE, Deputy Q. ana NJ.
HhAa Z Emilh Sol Tor ~noIn nh aIa -
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No. As, R-In the First ChRncery Court OF
shelby county, TsnnsEEee.SJs H. Abiding
tor, administration, etc, OF James BiKs. de-
ceased, e. al. vs. J. Z. Arlington, =. !. Biggs
ct al.
IT appearing rom sfDdsvit In this cause
4 that the defendant, Davis p. Eigss, citizen
Of Jefferson, Texas, Arena L. AtkIucon and
her husband. Z. A. Atkinson. Lacy b. Akin
SON., VIM, s. Atkinson ard ROos1t A. AtktD
son, Of Kinds county, Mississippi; Sarah B.
Ny ers formerly AtkinFOn) anu her husbRnd
Jacob s Myers. OF Madison eOaaty, Missis-
siPpi, are ali non-Testdens Of the state Of
TenneSnees
II is tnsrefors ordered, That they make
their appearances herein, at the Courthouse
In the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the nrBt Monday in February, Ba2, and plead,
answer or Gsmur to complatnant's oil, or The
sam viii be taken tor confessed as TO then
AID set for hearing 6xparte; and hat 8 o q
this order be published once 8 week, for tour
successive wseks, in ths Memphis Appeal.
This December Is, 1871.
A c~Opy-attests
EbMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
. ny E. J. = OK, d. q. and Il.
I B. MicOu a U. ". Frazer, SOls, for com
aoFaHnank Mau-E-
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Pennsylvania.
asstIsg Of the LssIsIature-Hsssars Of
Governor eeary.

HARRIsBURG, PENNsYLvAEIA, January
S.-GoVernoT GesTy's message to the leg
ielsture represents the totsl debt ct nearly
t29. 200, deductihg the sinking fund
and cssh in the tEessury. The balance
~unprovided for Is ST., Ig9. 900. The amount
paid of during the last Eve years averages
sl,TA,67S yearly. Hs makes a statement
of the present condition of claims sgsinst
the general government, and the commits
sio1s deducted by Evans, who collected
the amounts paid, but ssys nothing rela-
tive 70 the suit now pending against
Evans. he calls attention 20 the nscss-
sity Of making vaccination compulsory,
and recommends additional legislation 70
prsvsns mining accidents, the removal Of
quarantine frou present location and the
establishment of q joint quarantine for
Jersey, Delaware ana Pennsylvania. He
alludes 10 the obnoxious doctrine of tree
trade, and mskes brief reference to
EstiOosl topics.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-06
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No. 40 &. DIN the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby County Tennessee.-George Hume
VS.. LiEette Vshlmann, h. Vahlmann and
others.
IT appearing rom afhdsvit fled in this
L cause that the defendants, Ltzetts VanI-
mann, b. Fathmauu, Louis ketLmEnn and
George Ksttmaun are nC~n-restdents Of the
State Of Tennessee and residents OF HsvO-
yer, Germany:
It liz therefore ordered, by the Clerk
Rnce herein, at ths courthouse o. the
Second Chancery Court OF Shelby oUnty
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the FIRST Monday in February, 1872,
and plead, answer or dernur to complain
ants bill, or the anne viii be taken for con
fessed as 20 them and set for hearing sxparte;
and that 8 cop OF this order be publiBheG
once q Eesk Tor tour successive weeks in
the Memphis Appeal. This December a. S71.
a -cOpy-sttest:
NJ u. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY Q. BELCHER, Deputy q. and IL.
KescoGt q Starl,S Ols. for complE. d16 sat