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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-03-28
j. GOUCHER,
HOMGOPATHY.
ITO ALI. WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
ACUTE OR CHRONIC DISEASES.
j. GOUCHER, M. d.

offers his professional services.
The Doctor studied the Old School system with
Prof Valentine Mott NJ. D., OF New i iork city:
New York. No. 659 Broadway, and also graain-
ated in the Eye and Ear Inflrmary of that city
He has also been Hospital Student OF frot. \.
r. smith, OF Baltimore.
The Doctor practiced the Old School system
for twenty years. He then studied Homeopathy
and graduated in that school, which he practices
exclusiyely. The Doctor has had considerable
Hospital experience and thirty-five years
He Is located at Rayenna Portage county, o..
on the Cleayeland q Pittsburgh r. B.. eighteen
miles north of Alliance it is at this point where
the Great Western crosses the Cleveland road.
The Doctor has his office at his residence, cor
ner Of Sycamore and Cedar streets.
OFFICE HOURS-From 8 q. M, to p. m.
J. GOUCHER, NJ. ID.
Rayenna, Jan. %. 1871. 1ss-y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-03-28
RAvEMNA WATER CURE.
q. W. STRONG, M D.,
tLate OF Water Cure of Cleveland,
Pr IET Q r.
Location Beautiful-Terms moderate. Send ior
circular giving full details.
April 6, 1871, 136-1y- aFF
.nHN MoCLUN.

General Insurance Agent, represents the ioi
lowing reliable companies -,,,
AMERicAN, Chicago. nj; GEEAT MEsTEsH Es,.
York: IYCoMING. Muncy, Pa; EoRfHWEsI-
ERN MUTUAL LIFE, Milwaukee, WIS; CoA
NoNwEAJTH LIFE ms. Co., New YORK.
over Second National Bank, Ravenna, Ohio.
Feb 9. 1871 12S-tf. =
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In Henry county on the 28th ultimo,
Mr.. r. Wrinkle, to Miss Fannie Starr.
7. Wrinkle, 7. Wrinkle, little starr.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-03-28

DIR. A. M. POWERS,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, Rootstown
Ports 90 County Ohio. Chronic and Private
diseases treated successfully. OFFIcE-Next
sioor soutA of Green & BarlOw's Store.
Dec 81 1858 IL.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-03-28
CHARLES BROOK.

n - Hi w " 10
=, : 90 ~ Cream Ale. Brewery on Syc-.
as5ose St. three doors north q me SAtl5ollo T
d;hurch. Also Buifsier .0f Wrougnr s-1xohe
Rayenna. FsSeT na.' o. July IS. 1870. 1Oo-1y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-03-28

GEORGE. SADLER, NJ. D.,
Physfcian and Surgeon, Rayenna gnlo.Ei
Once with w B. Thomas, Esq; empire sloca; DIG =;
Residence on Walnut, secona ooor soss ~ r. % "
Main Street o.-e-.
, 1872-08-07
UDKAST TIL COLONIALLOV FOR
DE Observation-Disclosures DER,
(Fortsat.)

De Forpligtelser, som f6lge af de til Cir
c%ulation paa .Oerne udstedte Creditbeviser,
vedblive at paahvile Kongerigets Finant-
ser. Creditbevisernes Bel6b kan kun for
andres we'd Low.
~Statskassens Observation-Disclosures paa Der
ne blive efterhaanden at inddrage. Dog
skal Finanstministeren ware bemyndiget
til at lade en- passende Sum henstaae we'd
hver af Colonialkasserne, indtil de selv
have tilveiebragt en- t~ilstrekkelig Kassebe-
holdning.
De for Colonierne forn6dne Udgifter i
Moderlandet err Finantsministeren bemyn-
diget til fremdeles at lade udbetale af
Statskassen som Versur- Udgifter imod be-
h6rig Afregning med Colonialkasserne.
Ligeledes kan Ind og Udbetaling at Yer
sursummer imellem ColoRialkasserne og
Omvexling Of de i disse opsamlede Monter
og Representation fnde Sted efter Gou-
v%erneurens Bestemmelse imod beh0rig AT
regning. Omkostninger og Risico we'd
Forsendelsen at de til disse Versursummers
Declining bestemte Bel0b paahvile den Co.
lonialkasse, som er Skyldner.
5 ga.
OverSvrigheden meddeler hvert Aar Co.
lonialraadet ct Budget dkast, indehol-
dende Overslag over vedkommende Colo
nialkasses lndtagter og Udgifter i Diet fol-
gende Regnskabsaar. :
Med Hensyn til de i dette Udkast indie
, 1872-08-07
r. q. f'AVES."
gtrisiia1sle6, 81. groiz.
WEDNESDAY 7rH AUGUST 1872.

WE notice from the Copenhagen Dag
blad' that, under date the 8th last month,
the late Governor of these Islands and
Commissioner Extraordinary, Chamberlain
Billie, Danish Minister Resident and Consul
General in the United States of America,
has been appointed Extraordinary Ambassa-
dorand Minister PIenipotentiary at the Court
OF His Majesty the King of Sweden and
Norway.
The same paper has q notice that from
the 1st September no salutes will be given
from the Forts of the Danish Westindia
Islands.
, 1872-08-07

holdte Poster, der like ere opforte i Hen
hold til bestaaende Love, Anordninger og
Kongelige Resolutioner eller j Henhold til
andre Regler, som maze ansees g~jaldende,
indtil de forandres adj Lovgivningsveien,
forelegges der Colonialraadet de fornodne
Anordningsudkast eller Bevillingsforslag
til Beslutning. Efterat disse ere blevne
behandIede i Raadet berigtiges Budgetud-
kastet, forsaavidt torn6dent, af Raadet i
Henhold til de saaledes tagne Beslutninger,
og indsendes til Over6vrigheden linden den
i Forretuingsordenen bestemte It'd.
Til Udgifter, som like ere optagne paa
Budgettet, udkreves ordentligviis Till9gs-
bevilling. Dog skal paa ISt. Croix Colo
nialraadet kunne b~emyndige,.C ~ommunalud-
valget til paa diets Vegne at meddele Sam
tykke til saadanne mindre Afvigelser fra
Budgettet eller til Udgifter udenfor sam
me, som nermere vile we're at bestemme
i Vedtagten.
De aarlige Budgetter, saavelsom Tillegs-
bevillinger stadfastes af Gouverneuren, for
saavidt han og ColonialraaGet ere enige og
forsaavidt dc i samme opf6rte Udgiftsposter
like andrage ct h6iere samlet Bel6b end
Gjennemsnittet afdet samlede Udgiftsbel6b
i de 3 sidste Regnskabsaar med Tilleg of
10 PCT. | modsat Fald forelegges Bud
getter og Tillegsbevillinger Ministeren til
Afgjorelse, og blive indtll Afgj6relsen ind
treffer de s~edvanlige Regler eller Bestem-
melserne i Diet foregaaende Budget at f0lge.
355.
Ingen Skat kan ~paalegges, forandres
eller opheves uden we'd Low eller Anord-
ming.
Ingen Communens %oeconomiske Anliggen-
der vedr0rende Foranstaltning kan af Gou-
verneuren eller Over0vrigheden trefes, eller
Udgift at Colonialkasson ~anvises, uden Co.
lonialraadets Samtykke dertil, enten igien-
mem Bevillinger i Anledning af Diet aarlige
Budget eller Tillegsbevilling, medmindre
Foranstaltningen eller Udgiften err hjemlet
we'd bestaaende Love, Anordninger, Konge-
lige Resolutioner eller andre Regler, der
maze ansees gjeldende indtil de forandres
ad Lovgivningsveien, eller og O~mstaendig-
hederne gj0re Diet ~n6dvendigt, at en- Foran-
staltning iverks@ttes, forinden Colonialraa-
diets Beslutning kan indhentes. / sidst-
nevnte TilfHlde forelegges Sagen Coloni-
alraadet i diets f5rste o~rdentlige eller i ct
overordentligt Mode, til Erhvervelse at den
forn0dne Tillagsbevilling.
ST.
Ligesom i Henhold til 5 so ingen Raa-
dighedsud6velse over de til Commitments
Capitalformue henh0rende Eiendomme og
Pengeefecter, elIer Optagelse at noget Liam
kan skee uden Colonialraadets Salntykkke,
saaledes vii der i Sager af serdeles Vigtig-
he'd, saasom angaaende Afh@ndelse (vaere
sig we'd Salg, Mageleg, Gave eller Forlig)
eller Pantsattelse af Communens Eiendele
eller Udleie at dem paa lengere lid end
engang bestemt, eller anderledes end we'd
offentlig Auction, eller Optagelse af Liam
at Store Bel6b eller paa l@ngere It'd, end
at de kunne tilbagebetales af Aarets Ind
tegter, eller saadanne Laans Fornyelse eller
Forl@ngelse at Afbetalingstiden, eller Err
, 1872-08-07

Receivers for Saturday, 1OM august 1879
In C~HRISTIANSTED
Abr. Meyer, Esq, Trustee.
6. B. MeyeT, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED;
P. Weders6, Esq. Trustee.
F. A. Lund, Esq, Member.
JOH. F. GOLDBERG.
President.
st. Croix, 5th August 1872.
, 1872-08-07

THE Undersigned being unable to
call upon his friends and us
r99BGGEg66tu i, consequence of his having
to leaveIle island somewhat sooner
than expected, hereby bids adieu to
all well-wishers and thanks heartily
for past patronage, hoping for a con-
tinuance of the same in the future.
THEODOR BENZON.
Christiansted's Apothecary Hall,
August 9th 1872.
, 1872-08-07
VIEW ~ENTs.

mURING my absence from the Is
Iy land, Cand. pharm. Evald M.
Just is authorized to conduct Chris
tiansted's Apothecary Hall, as we'll
as to collect and give receipt for all
outstanding claims.
THEODOR BENZON.
Christiansted, August 9th 1872.
, 1872-08-07

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN.
during the week from goth July to Goth July.
Christiansted. Frederiksted Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-14

For Pure Wines wsIran -ed sa auch BY the
BrothSrheSd Of BoetSh - II GAy1DGAY'9.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-14

LOWEST RATES POSSIBLE
Add no one shall leave our establishment without
being perfectly satisfied that the! have received q
Bargain ISHAM BROS.
ARRIVAL. AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON o. O. q A. Il. n.
On and after Sunday, Nov. Sd, 1872,
trains will run ss follows:
NORTH NO. 8. NOS. NO. l.
Leave Irvine. ll,bsAx. b,2OPM
Leave Oil City 600 A Il. $50 Px. 7,5erH
" Pet.Cen $50 3,s7 8,sS i"
" Titusv. ITO 4,25 9,l5 d"
Arrive Cory, $50 800 1910 "
No. e-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Oil City $50 A =; Pet Centre,
1918; TitusviIle, ll,o5; Ar. Cory, ls,4opm
SOUTH. NO, 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 1o,65Ax. 6,l0An. b,lOPn
Titusv. 1870 P Il. 7,3O 6, ,46 "
" P. Cen. l,20 SIT 7,5O Z"
Arrive o. City 400 800 s,46 4"
Irvine. 800 ll.38 "
No. l0--Accommodstion Freight.
Leaves Cory l,40 p N; Titnsv. i,6s; Pct
Centre. 3,66; Ar at Oil City, $50 p m.
~ No. s and ran on Sunday. .""
~Csmmensins Nov. Sd trains will Yun
BY Philadelphia time, which 10 rHx HIH.
ufIs yAsrIR than our time.
J. J LAWRENCE, Geu. supt
6. J. Hsesu,x, Art hupt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
sPEcIAL


AGgraVnte6KEdiEesGf 9he
are predisposCd TO dyspepsia nnd their suf.
fbringB fron this GAUGE ersatly aggravated
By damp weather, easteyIy winds, and sud.
den changes from q miIdto 8 chilling at.
mosphere In the spring, therefore, Tie
lPangs Of Indigestion are seriously aug.
mented by tbs atmospheric variations pseu-
liar to the season, and It Is incumbent upon
all who desire to pass through he ordeal OF
its cold mists and insslubriouH gales with
easy stomaehs and untormsnted by the In
describabls torments which accompany dys-
pepsia. TO tone and strengthen the digestive
organs with q hsalthf1i and ensctive vsgetA-
bic invigora1s; ard no one at AL familiar
with tho medical record Of the sge can Ques-
ton for one moment that HosteLter's Stom.
aoh-BitterB II the 0 best adaPted 70 this
TIE credsntIals Of the Great Restorative
are uneQualed In number and character By
those Of any otAer advertised medicine in
the world. u eveT there was Q preparation
to ran as National Remedy this wonderful
SPECIFIC has q fn1r claims 70 the title. FOR q
period Of twenty years II has literally been
the Champ / O Tonic and AlteratiFe on THIS
side or the Atlantic In popularity 1t has
been approached by any OF It's would
be competitors, and its annual sales are SO
cine Of Its class that comparisons Wouid be
ridiculous. One OF tWn conclusions L. 1ueVs
Either the American people are oen.
In common sense and Incapable OF "a
ls the best preventive remedy for lnotses-
fever q egue, bilious remittent FEVER
rheumatism, nervous com
plants, and adj maladies OF an epidemic or
sDdemic typo. The reader Will Jadge for
him elf which of tie two conclusions Is
most consistent with fact and reason
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

No. 496-In the Second Chancery Court o
Shelby county, Tennesses@Samusl Pleas
anita vs. John Bradley, VIM. 3 Bradley
Robert Q. Brickel AGeiins Bradley, Susar
White, Thomas W. White. Adeiine Weak.
ley, Sarah A Bradley, Robert Sc. q Pleas
ants, Julia p. CresaWeiI, David CresSwelI
Florence d. Green, stlth Green and Emily
BILL.
1T sppe1ring from the hill which Il sworr
4 to IN this cause that the defendants, John
Bradley. EObe-t {. BrtckeIl, Adaline Bradley,
susan White, Thomas W. White, Adeline
Wssklsy, Sarah A Bradley aad EmIly B.
Hill ara reaidents of MADISON county, Ala
VIM B. Bradley Is q resident of Pine Bluff,
ARK Robert st. g. Plsasants, Juha P. Cress.
well and David CrsssWeu are residents OF
Shreveport, La; N Florence NJ Green and
St1th Green are reaidsnts OF Brandon, Mis-
si3sippt, and that they are AL non-fesidenta
CT the State OF tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered by the Clerk ana
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse OF the second
Chancery Court OF Shelby county, in the city
Of phil, Tennessee, on or hefore the nIst
Monday in Aprti, 1872, and plead, EnsEer or
demur to compliments BIZ, or the same VIII
ne taken for confessed as to them and set foI
hearing expsrte; and that q copy OF this Or
der be published Onee 3 week, for four sue
eessivs weeks, In the Memphis Appeal. Thts
February =, l7a
d. D. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, deputy @. a Il.
Randolph, Hammond = Jordan, Sols for
fe75 m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

The weather was cloudy and cool. Busi-
ness was only moderate. There Wes no
change in the situation. Receipts OF most
articles were liberal.
Grain-Oorn in first hands was almost
eoaAumsd-taken &C $50 for white, Sc for
yelloN, and 65c for ear. Two steamers are
a1e thiR morning, which have supplies
for this market. No bran on the market;
ont OF store, 81 6OG1 IS per hundred
pounds. Oats are in fair supply; on the
1eyee, 65G66c. and in store, 6Oc. Hay Is
unchanged and IN only moderate supply,
asillng for choice, Is 6O&Bi prime, ~.
Grooeries-TheTe il no essential change
n notice, Cheese having advanced st the
fsotaries, merchants have advanced
70 l7e for Cheddsr. Nails are hTm
st s Is rates. Soda has advanced
TO gxo for key. and 7Hc for box.
MoIssses-plsntation, at 5O975c; syrupss
x0a7Bc: Louisiana sugar, open kettle,
1SfiKe. yellow clarified, uH91lXc;
Wfite clarihed, 12H9lSc; hard re-
6ned. white, 1S9lSHe. Carolina rice
prime new. e&eke. Starch 69bHc
Ger pound. Oofse Is hTm &C quota
lions: RIO, A9&he, ~sccording 20 quail
barrel, e 29s Is, IS 70 brand sacked
Proxislona-Ths market Is unchanged,
Tbs demand the past few days hiss been
vary active, while receipts have been only
moderstS, however, since the week open-
~ drE-szlted meats have declined nc
snd IN SOM .csses shoulders TO the trade
&c aoid At 5Ke lOosB. We quote: Mess
Dofk, SO 6O9l4 IS; bacon-cieArsides
SKe shoulders, 6% @7 20 and scarce;
cissr M. lew In the market Al
TLaaa. with bat little demand. BALI
cissr sides, 7%67Hc; shoulders, bZ95Hoi
clear rib. 7H97zc. Breakfast bacon q1oseo
81 eK@i0c. sugar cured hams lzSlSe
Dressed hogs are in light supply with
q rood demand; Memphis dressed, 70;
country, 5K@6c, owing 70 condition.
Dressed beef,7GSc; mutton, lO4llcs
demand. LArd-tierce, 9Z@l0o; kegs,
1eH9llc; csddies, uH9l2zc; pail Lt@
uHc.
<hia morning for -four, especially supers
and extras. We quote: Supers, 20 soc
a IS. extras, 81 25(97 50; good family,
sa25Qs rs; fancy, % 5O9l0.
Cornmeai-There was q dull market for
corpmesl. Supplies have been and are
asking s. l09S ~
Fggs-The market was oyerstocked.
asIss were made as low a. l6c; holding
~eoerally at zoe for choice.
S0ntter-Thers Is an improved faeling
An c,~oioe butter. Six tubs sold, 70 ar
i've. az $50. Holders gensfAaly AAlng
%. fair 70 prime A@zc
stoe~Ll,here Is no change 70 report
a. notstoes. The demand wastaiT. PINK
ewes, owing to the lSrgs recsigSAs R snS 9 e.
~laaehSloWs. IS I02S is; esrly rnsssts FS
Is 20; lsis russeta, 3 20; Soodricn, q 20
San.S 80 nspds. Out Of store, 1bG26c sd-
Ponitry-The supply Z greater than nSn sas
.demsnd. and prices are dropping. Onolee
aSt.Esn5 are duu st q; other qualities
= ~ 50. Turkeys are quoted at S1o%
he. win choice fst gooolers = ~
asase- S7R8. Dressed chickens, tS94 oO
Tse.sSies-Turnips are In good sup
oly a d Is per barrel no ehssgs g r.
RHaosiif5es ere neglected and ars quo
- from SiQ2 Is per barrel. Onion
ssss are In moderate @s demand s1s0Sv a. 2 S 1S4
80 Sa,oinv on the le7ee u quoted q
u Eoas. Kraut. for choice u sslias
q S1en g FOR lssgs ps Zss buf aau
- 5ernand. st q sos ID OaoDage y
- sSpnly, sndquosea q ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

No. 12sS. 3. DIN the sacond Chancsxv Cour
OF Shelby eosnty. Tennessee-I. Cumming
johnson Ct Al va David G. Gross ct al.
TT appearinE fEsm the bill which IL sworn 20
in this cause hat the d~efandent, David O.
Cross Is justly indebted 70 the compisinants
a. the executors Of q. w. Fisher. deceased IN
the sum ~ sas0 and fntP FsF fue - n0io.
-ads April Ism. 1881, - ssm0z! s. adTuh,
ayabfPt7 IRE ~ ~ nti - q. troq and ~
NJ ~ NJ nav 2
a a-H4 lsl 1883 er fcnAssstr -
That Tor L4sEe s@uass IA alas attaeameIt
WAS sued ont BY order OF this Court aRafnst
the pFopirtY OF the defendant, Cross, and the
same was fsaued. and has been returned ~
the Bherld, duly levied en- the property OF
defendant, Gross, BY garniHnmfnt
II II therefore ordered. by tbs Clerk n
Master, hat he make his appearances
herein, ct the Court house OF the Second
Chaacery Court Of Shelby county, In the city
of Hemphta. Tennessee on or before tbs
drst Monday In April. Bz3, and plead. an
sWer or demUr 70 cOmplatuant's BILL OF the
same viii be taken for confessed a. 70 him
and set for hearing exparts; and that a copy
of this order be published ouce q weak for
four successive weeks, In ths Memphis AD
peal.
This February q, H72.
A c~Opy-Attsst:
Ill L. STEWART, Clark and Master.
By 0. BELCHERr Deputy Clerk and Master
joan Johnston. sol for complainant feE
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saturdaY. llarch 2s, Isz2

Within lsRsI hours, the following described
properly. situated in shell E-eounty, Tonnes
Sea and partly In Upton county, range 4.
section s. BeginnipH Y poles south OF tho
NV corner OF John DOnelgon's e40-Scre sur
vey: fhenoa nortb with said line across Bea'
var creek 8 chains and IS nnkb to q stake;
fbence VeatB chains and 50 links to astake
and z WhfteOak pointerst thence 4 chatna
and6 IlnkE to q stare thence weatW CHAINS,
10 aGfaka AndtWo h.ackoak pointers; thepce
north IS chains acruis tbs oo1Dty line IN ali
~ chainA and IS Linda TO dogWooc narked
". c. fhenee - csielna 70 ms eaa1 line Of '.
O.. McLemoora'a &C ae-eas thence south 81
chaine aud 81 links to the Bcntheast corner
az aatd eaQ acres; thence east 10 chains to q
stalks aud asBaafrBa; thence north { chains
10 q hfckorys thence east q chains ~ 4 50
Inks 20 the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ab0et SO
acres, aud being the same conveyed 70 3.
Graham 81 John y. TTezeysnt on n 18th
September, 1855, and recnrded IN she Regis
teTs once, IN BOOK no 81, Rsrt 3 pays t6s,
o. SEQ. This Eebrasny =, lA
Ternns OF Halo-CMh.
mMCND A4coL1s Clark ana Nnatsr.
] Wrisht aRoikss, Attorneys nhln
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No. G-In the Second ChanceTy Court OF
shelby county, T5ausssea-E- P. watson
vs. Joshua 3. Lppeneott, Edmund CtaK-
ton, GeorRe 6em9sn- BENJAMIN Is. NuliL
Charles q. HoneLdinRar ana John a. KEN
sen, lats partners rs J. B. LIppeRc0tt a Cos
May Z. CIsava8, Barbour Lewis ana n. y.
CirOde, Assignee, etc, Of I'll Beard
TTappeaTtng rom me bin Which Is sworn
u tOin this cause that the defendants, u q
Complainant In The sum OF 810 due b con-
ErscE between than and q balance upoa q
certain note OF r G. Bltnkley. passed 70
said J. B Ltppencott q Co. by Complainant
]. Beard, as collateral security for an
Indebtedness Of Watson 4 Beard, "a that
toe aDoTe-named parties, composing the
drm OF ,. Lppsncott & Co. are each md
sYery one non-rea1dsna Of tina STATE Gf Ten
naasee, and that for thass causes an attach
property OF defendants, said ia Lppsncott
Co, and the same was issued, M haE ben
returned By TIE Sheriff, daily leVlsd On the
property o. defendants. the said J.R LIP
1t 1nsrsfors ordered b ths Clark and
Master, That they, the said parties compos-
ing The nm OF J. z L~tppencOtt& Co,
their Appearances heretn, ~ the courthouse
OF The Sscood ChaReery Court in the city %
Mamphfs Tenn, On OF bsfors tne arst Hon-
day IN March, S72. and plead. answer OF Dc.
m1r to compiainaass BILL or the sane
VIII be taken for e1n1essed Is % them and
set for heartng expartes and that q copy Of
this order be Pahlahed one g week for Dur
successive weeks, ia tbs Memphis Appeal
Ih0 EeoruaryA TIA
Il. D. L sTEWART. CLERK and Master.
ByGBO. HAALoRx, Deputy O. and H
smith q Jefferson. Sols. for complainant
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