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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE II.

A natnraIized citizen of the one party, on
return to the territory of the other party. re-
mains liaiae to trial and punishment Tor an
action punishable by the llwa Of bis original
country committed before his emigration,
saving always tho limitation established by
the laws oT his original country and any
other remission Of liability TO punishment.
In parszuufar, a former citizen VI the Aus
tro- Hungarian Monarchy, wlos under the
first article. is to be helts rs an American citl-
2ten. Is IIaIge 10 trial and punishment, accord
ftss. Ia thas htWs Of Austro- Hungary, for non
fn ilinaullt If military duty
lss. III he las en,igraled, after haRlng
beell slr7titutl ut the time OF conscription, and
thus having beeDme enrolled rs recruit for
service llt the ii landing army.
2zE IL he Inns emigrated whilst he stood In
eeFtt tssts tiiftlef he Tag, had leave OF ab-
selh.e y Tor II liinited time.
81. II, having q leave of absence for an
unlimited time, or belonging 70 tho reserve
or "a the militia. he has emigrated after hay-
ing received caii into service. or after
public proclamation requiring his appear
anee. or after war has broken out.
On the other hand. O former citizen of the
Auser0- Hun gslriau Monarchy naturai1zed IN
the United States, who by or ufker his emt-
grafton mas trRnsgressed the legal provisions
nn mi t1fAry duty by any acts or omlssaons
other than those above enumerated IN the
clauses numbered ons, two, and three, can,
on his return TO his original country, neither
be held subsequently, to military service NOS
remain liable TO trial and plnishme MT for the
non-fnltlliment of his military duty.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE Z

Each OF the high contracting parties shall
be At liberty I'd establish Consuls General
censale, Vice Coneule, or Consular agents At
tho ports and places Of trade of the other
pertyl except fhose where &c may not be con
venient 10 recognize such 0z4scerss but thIe
exception shall mot apply 30 one of the high
contracting parties without also applying 81
every ether power.
COnsuls GenefaI Cenaals, and other Consu-
5&r ofllceRs appointed and taking ofaiee Ac-
aaaeaing 10 tie provisions OF this article. 50
ones The other of the two countries, shall
be fEee to exercise the RIGHT accorded them
by the present Convention throughout she
whole q ehe district foF whieh they uaay be
respectively appointed.
The said fnnessopariea shan be admitted
and recognized, respectively, upon presents
ing their credentials IN accordance with the
rnIes and formafities estab1ishea m TnefE re-
sp&ctive countries.
The exequasur required for the free exer-
else Of their Official duties ahali be delivered
10 them 1ree OF charges and upon exhibiting
such @xequaturs they shall be admitted Ms
once and Without interference by the anthor4-
ties, Federal or State, Judicial or Executive.
/ az ghe portss cities. ard places OF their resi-
denee and district. TO the enjoyment OF the
.znxggatfvee fecipf0cally granted.
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ARTTaLE !.

In case or the death or any citizen Of Ger
1aany ais the United seatee, or eli any ratAHen
sY 1lSes limited states sE the German Ezaptfas
ri tlout hfviuN. in f1se country OF MS 81 sense
srlv7 known heirs or teeeaM1e1tnry executors
by him assoazat the bE1 ea1s 1ecaE gaStA24-
ffsts shaft II once zzfuHzH E1a5 asRzek CONSULAR
nf3Is,nr N the Kaxfon fo N hsa1 She esea sea De
Iralrs a. tie sea14se, an ostles that the
ue,sessarg taafoas assom Mlay be 5ingnsstlatatI
Forwarded ID HAkg1es interested.
The said cunssliar CHI 1eeK se Il asxe ny t1etas
60 appear pers0AN ox by sae 8&ate - ~ pLsss-
ifofs, until shHy are duly xSS
In ali sslccP sNi0Efs % 7filtf a1sces q
each OF the Contracting EArtles sll.s1l LAY ln
they woald be liable gg flhxt i 1eley We're
citizens OF ths country ia AFllAelA ttx agoFsett1
s. situated or the 5tfStsia4 sk sse
sans mas be exereised4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE XIV.

: s
The liberty Of navigation and commerce Sc
cured to nentrals by the stipulsttions OF tnfS
treaty shall extend to all kinds OF nershan-
disc, excepting those only which are distiu~
gulshed by the name Of eontraiaaDd Of war.
And, in order to remove all causes Of doubt
contracting parties expressly agree and de-
clare that the foltoWshg articles, and no
others, shall be consld ed as com pretended
under this denomination:
i. Cannonss mortars, howitzers, sySivels,
hinnderbusses, mnskets- fnsees rines, car
hines, pistols, pixies, swords, sabres, laneest
spears, halberds, bombs, grenades, powder.
matches. balls, and all other things belonging
TO, and expressly manufactures Tor. the use
of these arms.
2. Infantry belts, implements of war and
defensive weapons, clothes sat or made up In
military form and for military use.
8. Cavalry belts. war saddles and holsters.
{. And generally all kinds Of arms and IN
struments OF iron, steel, brass, and copper, OF
pared, and formed expressly to make war by
sea or land. s 44sa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE VI.

No higher ar other duties shall be imposed
on the igslporfntlon Into The United States of
any articles, the produce or manufactures of
TtaIy sud no higher or other duties shall bo
I'm posed on the Importation into IfAly Of any
artielea. the produce or manufactures of tho
United statee than ara or shall be payable On
the like articles, being the prodIica or the
manufactures Of any other foreign country;
nor shall any other or higher duties or
Countries on tho expectation of any articles
to the United States or To Italy, respectively,
thar such IS are payable on the exploration
OF tfae ike ARTICLES to any foreign country, nor
shall ssnv urahiblEion be imposed on tho Inn
portatinn Or The expectation OF any articies1
the r,s.e,St,s4 flr manufactures of the United
states f,r Of italy, 10 or from the territories
al ire TJnita1 states, or 10 or from the terri
tories 6f Italy, Whieh shall not equally eA-
fand a all cher nations.
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ARTrCLE xxm.

The citizens Of each OF the contrasting par
ties shall have power to dispose Of their per-
other bv sale, donation, testament, or other
wise, and their representatives. being citizens
ofsthe other party, shall succeed 70 their per-
sor1ai goolis, Whether by testament Or ao In.
testato, and they may cake possession thereoh
either BY themselves or others acting tor
them. and dispose of the same az their Will
paving such dues only as the Inhabitants q
the country wherein such goods are or shall
be subject to pay in like cases.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTIeLEI.

IftAeps OF the Austroe Hungarian Mon
aeshy who have resided In the United States
or America uninterruptadly &C least i've
years, and tihrfug such residence have he-
ss.uslse Hntllsalizea citizens Of ths United
states, stall be held by the Government of
Austria and hungary to be Ameriean citszens,
anil shall be treated as sttch.
ResEprnsally, citizens of the United States
at Anseriaa Wlla have resided In the terri
tnries 81 the Austro- Hungarian Monarchy
untnferrupiessly Mt least live years. and dur
ina slaah residence have become natnralized
ssstixans OF the Austro- hungarian Monarchy,
xgfis dit the Austro- Hungarian Monarchy, and
shall be treated as s1eh.
The declaration Of an intention to become a
Citizen OF the one or the other country has
not fur either party the effest of naturaliza-
lt0n.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15

Co,ink Frnaerisk Fersiiuanli de Beust, his
M;sieseyss PrIes gounseiInf and Chamberlain.
Chancellor of the Empire. Munster of the
Imperial House AMI T Foreign Affairs
fsafiad Cruss of the Orders of sc. Stephen and
I4eouola, who have agreed to and signed the
following ARTICLES:
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any foreign country can l,e from time TO time
iase2nfI ~ Imported into Italy 1 II lis own ves-
sells. may be also imported in vessels of the
United 2sAtest nd that no higher or ether tlg-
cargo stttlI be- levied and e0llastpd, whether
flia Importation be made in vessels of the one
sso9lntxy on "a the other and they further
al and re-ex xportea from fhe ono country, I'm
Us own ye8sals, TO any foreign country, may
IN the like manner be exported or rc-exnort-
pd ifl the vee6eia OF the other coslptfx, and
DIE came pountIee. duties, and draw backs,
shall be allowed and v0ilected, whether euch
seIs az the United States or of Italy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15

! lPrspared journals. other prints,
samples, &C.. originating in the
Emitted States. addressed to
countries beyond Denmark: or
| originating beyond the United
States and addressed to Dem
| mark and to countrirs beyond
Denmark.
+ UNPAID nnwspapers, prints, and
patterns of merchandise. origin
| ating in foreign countries, ana
passing in trasit through the
i Il limited States,
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net Only e. persons OT the inssie rex
NsaS Also Ri persons "a the female Bex.
fsaH ffh1 usaiese 1uS1, President Of the
ufaee III the ChntNsellDr uf THO E1nkAses hhff
ewT AaA his u1nnAfretice with this secaafa-
sgplAg tn Aste aF FnlshtMttons fnnnn 70 be IN
MogA Masd 8sne form. were exshaHgeHs Aita the
present 1fFuEussol wac Iii dup taeate exeenteds
Berlin, the 10Th April. 3@T34 =
DEEBRUEgK.
ANA wiaeraas Inc said ganrentsnn has besn
duly ratified an beth parts 81 Il the respective
raIf6uatipns 0t TIE fAtne were exchenged e
Herlin On the ninth ssAy Of AgsrI lass :
Nfaw. sherefnreS be st known tAat +, Ulysses
S. tslNnk, President pf tha Unltod g Atss Of
America have caused the said cenveRt1nn
and protocol 10 he made pnlslte. 10 the end
that the came, alld every ctatlse ana part
fAeranfs nlAv be observed and fulfilled with
good faith by the United Atssfess and the sasse
ZstlR tasereag
IN wdksless xyhsreof haze laareunto set my
halass and caused tae sesai 0k sle Y nleea q ates
Done 81 Ire CITY or Waahinzton tafs first
day nf June, km The year rf our
Lord one thousand eiNnS hslfa9feA
EsEAIs.l rnd seTeNsy-&NOs and Of tho 1ntAe-
pantlence oR the UMskAa States a
America The ntnety-stxth
BY the President:
HAsezLTon FISH,
Sasretary uf state
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTTeLR 4.

s cnusuis Vice Conauls. or Consular agents,
shah have extensive charge OF tho internal
order of the merchant vessels Of their nation.
They shall have. therefore. the exclusive
power to take cogntxance of and to settle all
between IN aptnins, officers. and crews, in ref
erence to wages aud tho execution OF mutual
sc0nGraetH, subject In each case 10 the laws of
their own nation.
The local authorities shall In no way inter-
feFe. exeept In caaee where the differences on
board shin are OF d nature 10 disturb th0
peace and public order In port orson ahcTe. or
when persons other than tho oflceEn and crew
of the vessel are parties to the dtAAHr Dances
except. aa aforesaid, the local authorities
shall confsne themselves 10 tise rendering az
foxefhia assistance II required By ths Cons
uuia, Ntca Consnls. or Consular agents and
shall canse the arrest, temporary ifnprisut-.
Rient and removal on board h2E UN II Ssssess
or every person whose tsline Ii fptsnd on tho
musterSroIla or register OF the ship OF list u
the crew.
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following the United states ana
ZEoaIsE9
PosTO Nth
.{.-p
5-..s
Fortl mails
the--. arrived tho --, 10
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ARTICLE xxII.

The citizena OF ethar party shall have frea
access 70 the coslrt@ Of tassk;e, IN eftieE n,
maintain and defend their OWN riKhta, with
than such az are imposed npon the natives.
They ehaii therefore be free 30 employ, in de-
fence OF their Fighta, atlsh advocates, solicit
jnsiga proper, IN all their trials at law anti
sa1ch citizens or Ages1tB aEnlt have free oP.
poftnniEy TO be present at the declaians and
eesitenses Of tha tribunals IN all cases Whiels
may concern them, and likewise at the TAX
|, Ing OF all examinations and evidences which
may lie exhibited in the said trials.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE XIV.


The present treaty shasf continue IN force
for i've Isl years from the day OF the OK
change of the ratificatioHs. and II, tWetTe t12l
months before the expiration OF that period,
neither Of the high contracting parties shall
have ANNOUNCED to the other, by aH 6flciai
notification, it, Intention to terminate the satH
treaty, it shall remain obligatory on both par
ties one 81 year beyond that time, and SO Oh
until the expiration or the twelve f12s months.
yght.ta will follow a simlar nottn.;atioil what
ever NAV be tho time when such notification
shasi w slsen.
ARTICLE xxvI.
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ARTIcL.E II.

Consuls General, k:onaulss Vice Conagls and
ConsuaE-AH Hents ek the two countries arr exs
ghs eaafe-Aeepina og Kgsests and @xeits Of every
kind left By sailors or passengers on ships of
their nation, who die either on koar1 ship OF
destination
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE XVI.

It shall be lawful for the citizens Of the
United States, and for the SUBJECTS OF the
Kingdom of IGaiy, to sail with their sn1ps
with all manner of liberty and security no
distinction being lnnde who are the pfopfle.
tors OF the merchandise laden thereon, !rom
any port to the places of those who now afes
or hereafter shall be- at eLmIty, wIth eitner
of she contracting parties. 1t shall likewise
be lawful for the citizens afofesaid 10 SAIL
with the ships and merstandise before men.
toned, and 10 trade with the same inerly ana
security from the places. ports. anu naVena OF
those who are enemies of Doth % ethef parry
without any opposition or disturbance Whste-
enemy before mentioned to noutrai places,
but Also from one place belonging G9 an enc
my TO another place belonging TO an enemy,
whether they be under the Jilrlsdactloh oA one
power or under several; ana u Is hereDy
stipulated that tree ships shall also gave 1Ise-
dom TO goods, and that avery lining stletil oe
deemed 10 be free and exempt from capture
which shall be found ON board the ships be-
longing to the citizens OF either Oh tne con-
tracting parties, although the wnole iadlng or
any part thereof should arpeFtaln tesbhe enS-
mics of tho other, contraband goods being AL
ways excepted. It is also agreed, IN IKE man
ner, thatAhS same liberty ne eXsendsa 70 pei,
they shall not be taken sout Of Ghat Irse Snip
unless they are officers or soidlefs. Sn1 @ II sne
actual service of theenenY. Frovlaeu, new
ever, and 1t is hereby agreed, that the ssa pu-
iattons in this article contained, declaring
thar the fiag shall cover the property, shall pc
understood as applying to those powers Only
Wno recognize this pr1nslpie, pui 7, u eilnsE %
with third, and the other neutral. the flag OF
the neutral shall cover the property OF enc
I mics whose governments acknowledges TINS
| principle, and not of otnefs- sssf2se
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8 .
TABLE III.-of Register fees.
Total number Of register Yees and reg
eistered articles herewith.\ \........ .........
tAmount of supplementary Tees on same
due to countries beyond Denmark, Il
! to account Tor to Denmark.............
TABLE w. Letters forwarded forl
change of residence.
{ Letters prepaid and un- Amount or
/ paid, of whatever ORR igina1lyI
gin, forwarded to per- charge
sons who have changed against re-
their national address. J. csv'g offices
t[MEGo.-Articles missent or wrongly
addressed-note. the number Of ar
tieles:-
No. ofregistered articles by this mail:
TABLE v.-For accounting for inter
mediate transit.
Total number OF single rates of letters
l(See items /, 2, 5, !, s, 10. IL. Is, Is,
% of this letter bill.)
s. Total weight (net) of ar Letters........
Il icles in this mail. Journals, sc
TABLE v.-Closed mails in transit
through the United States.
4
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ARr1cLE xvu.

r.. o,,ss- :, ,,.sss.k IN kinds ns aisordax in
che vSssfi.,ss All OF the ships and
oareoes al both tie contracting parties on the
hfxh seas they have agreea ssss
vessel not of war of the other contracslng
party. the rst shall remain 4 z. =: & en-
three sYses,s II, order 10 GxecsEe fhe said
examination of the papers. eonres t1e
ownership and cargo of the Vessel, Wlahons
eansing the least eXtoTti0n, VafssehGe, OF lii-
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ARTICLE XIV.

Consuls-General, ConsnIs, Vice Consrls,
and Consular agents. also Consular pupils,
ChancelIors and Consular officers. ehAil en-
negatives, immunitiee and privileges granted
To funetionaries of the same class OF the most
favored nation.
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Total amt. of the
internatin'l posta'.
Total amount eff0r-
eign postage as:.for
to Denmark.
Total amt of the
interna. postage.
Amt. oil foreign
postage due 50 the
United 6tases.
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Tshe high contracting parties agree that
wFaSt.ver Kind OF produce, manufactures, or
siaersshaAdise of any foreign country can ne
JTIifad states In their OWN vessEsIss may hG
also imported IN Italian vessels that no
other or higher duafBs upon the tonnage Of.
collected. whether the importation be n1attss
in vessels OF the enc country or of the other:
and IN like manner. that whatsoever kind Of
nrofiat.p, manufactures, or merchandise nf
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ARTICLE III.
ARTICLE W.

rarties eI,aU be liable, In the States or terri
torres of The other, 70 any embargo. nor shaIl
they be detained with their vessels. cafS0eSs
r.TssTshapIisse or etfegEs, for any military ex-
petition nor for any pubfie or private pur-
nose whatsoever. without allowing to those
vIns,ely agreed upon when possible.
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WHEREAS, A treaty or commerce ana navi-
gation between the United States of Ameri-
"a and his Majesty the King of Italy was
coucindea and signed by their respective
5 on the twenty-sixtf day of February, one
thousand eight hundred and seyenty-one,
which treaty, being in the English and
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE III.

Consnls- General, Consrls, and their cnnn-
cellOras Vice consuls, and Consular officers If
selslzsms Of the country which appoints them.
&haI not be summoned 10 appear as witnesses
before court Of 1ustices except when. rnFs
anaut to law, the testimony OF q Consul may
be necessary for the defence OF q person
ahaFgad with crime.
In other caesBa the local court when Il
deems the testimony oil Consul necessary
shall either &c 70 his dwelling TO have the tes-
umony fnken orally, or shall send there
competent ufflcer TO reduce it to writing. or
shall ask of HIM . written declaration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Lost Health Observation-Disclosures

Lost Health Regained.-Self-neglect
lays the foundation Of much bodily suffering.
As a rule men are more solicitous TO repair
and preserve their houses, stock n trade and
other p~erishable property thar to repair
and preserve themselves. They can see when
avail requires a prop, or a weak structure a
girder, but appear to be unconscious OF, or in
different to, the cracks n flaws and evil
dences OF decay ia their own frail and sensi-
tive organizations. The consequence OF this
want of common prudence is that thousands
fall by the wayside in the prime Of life every
year who might have lived to enjoy a hale
and hearty old age, If they had resorted to the
proper means of recruiting their falling vigor
at the proper time. Seeing what that famous
vitalizing and inyigorating elexir, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, has lone for countless null
utudes of the enervated and broken down,
and with the long, unbroken record of its
cures before him, IL seems amazing that any
sufferer from premature decay, nervous weak
ness, dyspepsia, biliousness, chronic cOnstipa-
tlon, or disease of a remittent or intermittent
character, should delay even for an hour to
seek the aid which its toning, regulating and
invigorating properties have never failed to
afford. II is no exaggeration TO say that Hos
letters Stomach Bittens is the most faithful
ally Of nature, in her struggles with weakness
and disease, that medical botany and honest
chemistry have yet given to the world.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-07
Saturday, August 10, 1872,

sell to the highest bidder, for cash, in fronto Of
the SheTif7s office. on Second street, near
the corner OF Union, and in the city Of Mem
phis, the following described real estate. to
wit: 80 Z1z acres Of land lying east OF Mem
phis, about ~ miles on the north side of the
road known as the state Line OF GermantoWn
road, and being part OF the subdivision Of the
Race Ground tract, as laid on and subdiyi-
sion in the division OF the real estate Of Wm.
Winchester, under decree of the Circuit Court
of Shelby, at the June term. iS4i: Beginning
at a stake in the north line of Lot No. Of
said subdivision, which stake Is - chains,
49, links from the NV corner of Lot MOL;
running hence Is chains, so links eastward
with the north line of Lots Nos. :, s and 4 Of
said subdivision to a stalk in nOrth line Of
Lot NOD, which is Mrs. Helen NJ. Registers
northwest corner; thence southwark, parallel
with the west line Of Lot MOI, f3 chains, a.
links TO a stake in the south line OF Lot MOL;
thenc westward with the south lines Of Lots
Nos. and 3, 8 chains and y Inks to a stake
In the south line Of Lot No. 8, wAich stake is
the southeast corner Of Mrs. Lakes 20
acre tract; thence ~northwaFd with the east
line or Mrs. Janet Lakes said 4-acre tract y
chains, 81 links to a stake, which is the north
east corner OF said I-acre tract; thence west
ward with the north line OF said 2Llcre tract
: chains, S1z links TO the nOFlhTeS1 ecrner Of
said 29-aere tract; hence U0EthERFd, parallel
with the east line OF LCt ,-uukS 70
the beginning; levied on as property 81 i. W.
LAX A Z. CURRY,
Sheriff o4 SHELBY county
A. N. STEPHENS, Atty for III Ut. 1yia1ri-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-07
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 81, r. DIN the second Chaneery Court
OF Shelby County, Tennessee-Augustus r.
Shapleigh,C C. 5. Greedy and d. Stsitz, Trus-
tees Of the state Savings Association or st.
Louis, No., vs.. Charles Holschuh and Ohu
Henry Nendelar.
II appearing rom the bill which is sworn
4 20 in this cause that the defendants,
Charles Holschuh and John Henry AIendelar.
are noD-residents Of the Stale of Tennessee,
but their places Of residence are wholly I'M
known and cannot be found after inquiry ;
and that this bill is filed for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning GIN against said defendant,
MlarieS HOlschuh, on his six (6) prOmissOry
bic 70 the order OF complainants, each for the
sum Of 5000, amounting to about $1,000, prin-
elpal and interest included, which said notes
were made for the purchase Of q certain piece
of land in the city OF Memphis, Shelby coun-
ty, Tennessee, aud knOWu on T.. TODps plan
of South Memphis as Lots Nos. II and Is. in
Block No. 10, in country lot No. 49l, and 10
foreclose the trust deed or mortgage executed
by said Charles HOlschuh to JOhn Henry Men
delar, as trustee, TO secure the payment Of the
above described notes and for a decree OF sale
of said land;
II is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, that they make thier appearance here
in, at the Courthouse Of the second Chaneery
Court Of Shelby county, in the city Of Mem
in September, 1872 and plead, answer or de-
muir to compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for hear
ing ex parte; and that a copy of this order be
published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This July p,
1872.
A copy-attest:
II. j. L. STEWART, clerk and Master.
By CRABTREE BELCHER, d. c. and NJ.
Humes & POStOn, SOlS. for cOmpi'ntS. Gy22 tn