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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-30
GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.

NEW YORK, March 20.
General SIckIes goes to Madrid on
the 10th Of April.
The brooklyn smallpox hospital Is
reported crowded TO overhowing-
Morse passed q comfortable night,
but his physicians do not yet pro-
nOunce him out Of danger.
The report that Hank Smith had
paid all the money he was liable for
70 the Bowling Green savings bank
proves untrue.
Twelve cases Of smallpox and three
deaths are reported yesterday. The
Police Board have resolved to con-
tinue free vaccination.
It Is said that two Of Jay Gould's
friends, who remain ia the Erie di-
rectory will soon resign. Contracts
made by the late management are to
be re examined.
1t appears that the tale of the mys-
terIous order Of arrest involves no
prominent person, and is mere pri-
Vate matter, in which good deal Of
money Is at stake.
The case Of Judge Barnard was
GLu4c4 " bHc lu0ASAAL4 O0DAAAAteco
yesterday. The judge submitted a
protest against the consideration, by
the committee, Of hearsay testimony.
Francis Hern was arrested on a
charge Of presenting false vouchers to
the second auditor Of the treasury for
the purpose Of deirauding the govern
ment out OF pension money not yet
due.
An amendment to the New York
charter has been adopted, providing
that the Board Of Aldermen shall be
competed OF six aldermen from each
senatorial district, and two assistant
aldermen from each assembly district.
Tha blockade at the foot Of Court
street, Brooklyn, has been ordered
removed by Judge Delman. The
situation otherwise is unchanged, and
the people threaten 10 use force to
prevent the use Of the docks by the
scavengeEs.
The lady found dead In Colonel
Jacks room, in Brooklyn, on We'd
nesday last, and supposed TO have
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-30
MEXICAN pEPREDATIoNs.
Tricks Of the Greasers Looked after at
headquarters by Delegation ffGm
Texaa.
6rant Unwilling to lntsrfers on Account Of
the Revolution In kexiOo-eommer.
claI Standing Discussed.

WASHINGTON, March ga dele.
cation from Texas headed by Senator
Hamilton waited on the President
this morning in relation to the Mexi.
can depredatiOns on the frontier. The
delegation represented that on a re.
cent date party Of regular Mexican
troops in uniform crossed the Rio
Grsnde at a point above Brownsville,
and arrested the United States Gus.
toms Inspector, together with a num-
Der of citizens, and held them until
they had crossed into Mexico q drove
of from five to six hundred stolen
cattle. It was further represented
that depledatiOns on stock alone By
raiders from Mexico into Texas in the
last six years will reach from six to
ten millions of dollars in value, and q
system of brands prevailing in Texas
will enable sufferers to establish
claims against Mexico from various
county records. The President re.
piled that the subject had been one OF
freqent communications to the Mexi-
can government, which would, no
doubt, willingly afford relief, but
seemed powerless while internal revo-
lutions continued in the northern
States of Mexico. The commercial
phases of the question were also dis
cussed, and it was suggested that the
order of the Secretary OF the Treasury,
prohibiting the clearance of vessels
from points above Brownsville, was
virtual blockade of the Rio Grande,
and therefore illegal. The President
took notes of the conversation, and
promised to bring all the questions
before the cabinet. The delegation
subsequently called on the Secretary OF
the Treasury on commercial questions
involved. The Secretary admitted
that the order prohibiting trade above
Brownsville was of questionable le-
gality, and unless it was made the
subject OF an Executive order, the Or
der from the Treasury Department
VIII be revoked.
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ERIE.
Suggestions from Aor0ss the NateF-Im-
pOrtaHt Letter from Secretary
kOkIchaels.

New YORK, March 28.-The Lon
don Telegraph Of the 14th instant has
the following excellent tidings for
Englishmen who invested money in
the Erie Railway: Gould, the &C.
complice of Fisk In all his schemes,
has been removed from the pfesiden-
cy of the company, and General Dix,
man of station and character, has
been appointed In his place, with five
other new and honest directors,
among whom Is General Mcclellan.
We are glad to see that this was the
reform proposed by what Is called the
English party, for our coHntrymen
across the Atlantic have no object
save to see thst justice Is done.v
The following is from the Erie
shareholders protection committee to
the editor OF the daily Telegraph:
sER-My company have seen the
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GENERAL DUGAN has constituted
George E. Dunbar, Of 81 Union street,
his sgent for the sale Of his buggy
plow, planter, chopper and cultivator,
q machine which, in the Judgment Of
experienced planters, is now absolute
Iy necessary to the cultivation of cot
ton, in view Of the general unrelIsbiIi.
ty Of labor. The farmer who plants
and eultivates cotton with this ma
chine, can do 80 to the extent Of two
hundred acres with one hand and two
mules, and much better than he can
with twenty hands and twelve mules.
Mr.. Dunbar has one Of the machines
now on exhibition, and will be happy
to explain its uses and economy to all
who favor him with call.
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POLITICAL.
Democratic OpPosIison TO Judge Davi

Democratic OpPosIfsOB 20 JaaEs Davis
Donacd.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-Several
Democratic members Of Congress re
quest the publication of the following
paragraph:
The statement recently telegraphed
from this city that, at a consultation
here of prominent Democrats with
Mr.. Belmont, opposition to Judge
Davis was expressed, is without any
foundation whatever. The subject OF
preference for candidates was not dis
cussed or referred to,
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DIED.

GaoVEs-AEEIE, youngest daughter of the
late David Groves, Of mtningltis. bue no.
tios viii be given OF the funeral.
HARVER-At her late residence, No l69
Union street. MTa. SARAH HARYRR, relict OF
Mr.. q. ". Herver, at O'Clock m. 9th inst,
nity-fourth year OF her age.
Her friends and those Of her husband are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from her late residence, tlds (sATURDAYj
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
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FIRE.

Particulars OF the Burning Of ths
Steamer City Of Galveston.
New ORLEANS, March ga dis
patch hence this morning regarding
the burning Of the steamer City Of
Galveston was greatly exaggerated.
Only small portion Of her smoke.
stacks were burned Half of the orig.
inal cargo was damaged by water.
The probable damage to vessel and
cargo VIII be thirty thousand dollars.
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HJiIu I LdLCIoCU ILI1pUILbu UbdIIY Il"
000,0O0 pounds of tea in 1871 direct
from China and Japan, 5000, ,OeO
pounds of which were sent to New
York, and are included in the New
York imports fol- the year, while the
remainder was distributed to points
in the West. At the port of New
York alone 1t will be seen that in the
short space of five years the importa-
ton of Chinese and Japanese tea has
increased from 35,Ss9, 1886 pounds to
90, ,61S, ,5S6 pounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-30

Ex-GovERNoR CURTIN has leave
Of absence from his post at st. Peters
burg. 1t is said that he is coming
home to look into the political affairs
Of Pennsylvania, and II sufficient en-
c0ursgement is held out he win re-
sign his position to enter the contest
against Senator Cameron for the next
senatorship. It is said that he opposes
the denomination Of President Grant.
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/. RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

RIVER AND WEATHER.-The river here
fell six inches, ct Davenport three feet.
At st. Louis there was q rise Of thirty
inches, snd at Pittsburg twenty inches,
The weather here was clear and warm.
BoATs LEAVING To-DAx.-The g. ".
Cheek, Captain George Malone, leaves al
Ave O'Clock this evening for Friars Point
and sll way landings. The elegant
passenger steamer r. p. Walt leaves this
afternoon at five o'clock for Jacksonport,
taking In all the way lsndings between
this and that port. The sumptuous pas.
senger accommodations of the Walt, the
obliging disposition of her officers, and
her Well-knoWn speed, makes this the
golden opportunity of travellers and ship
psrn, Captain John Edson commands,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
GRAND ANNUAL FAIR
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. PETERS Orphan ASYLUM,
At The ASSEMBLY HALL,
Main Street, bet. Union and eayoso,
Commencing Kesday, April Isl, 1877
Aftaehnlenf NotIne.
Main Street. bet. Union and Gayoso,

Before me, JOHN 7. ELLIOTT, Justice OF the
Peace for Shelby county. Tenneasee.-Lsc.
pold GoepeI w. r. 81. NOx.
A TTACHMENT having been sued out Ia
II aboye-entltled cause. on the grounds
that the defendant, r. II. Nox, u about 20 re-
move himself from the State of Tennessee.
and that the defendant Is Justly indebted 20
the said 0oepsi in the sum of one hundred
and my dollars, due by account, and said
attachment having bsen return ed. levied
upon the personal eGecl8 of the defendant,
subject to an attachment previously levied
upon the same property In laVor Of A. ~.
6toddard Coz
Said dsfendaot will take notice that said
cause Is set for hearing before ms, at my
of1ce, In the Fourteenth Civil District, city
Of Memphis and county aforesaid on the S0th
day OF April, lS72, at u o'clock No., when and
where the DEFENDANT Will take notice to aD-
pear and defend said suit, or the sams VIII
be proceeded with expartei 1t is further sr-
derea, that publication OF this notice be
made IN the Memphis Appeal for four con-
sesuttve weeks. JOHN T. ELLIOTT,
mh39 sat ]. p for shelby county.
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Petition TO Amsnd Charter.

No. 5ss-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
comfy.
WY TYHEREAS, The President and Directors
w OF the railroad company, chartered
heretofore by the laws Of Alabama, Miasis-
sippi and Tennessee, under the name and
style OF the Selma, Marion and Memphis
Railroad Company Of Tennessee and Ala
bama and Mississippi and Of the Selma, u q.
rion and Memphis Railroad Company OF
Alabama, and which is designated In the
Tennessee charier granted II as the Mempfis
and Selma Railroad Company, have fiIed q
petition in the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, praying an amendment to
the Tennesse charter in tdia: that the COR
poraie name adopted by the Tennessee Leg.
Islaturs be changed so aa to conform TO the
name adopted by MiGsiBsippi and Alabama.
thereby making the corporate name i0anfi.
cal in the three 90 States.
It IL therefore cTosred, That al persons
wishing 30 to do, make their appaarauoa
herein, at the ceurt-nouse Of said Courf- ia
Memphis Isnneesee. on q bsfors the drst
Monday in Nay, ls72 and Show cause, II any
thsy have, why said amendment, aa asked
for In said petition, should not be grnnted.
and that 8 copy Of this order be publighed
for thirty days IN the Memphis Appeal. This
March q, 1874.
A copy--atteGts
EDA0ND A. COLE. q. and n.
{ BY r. i BLACK, D O. snd n.
Harris, Pillow a Pillow, solicitora for pc.
btaonsss' mhso
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Attaehmspt NotIoa.

Before me, JOHN 7. ELLIOTT. Justice OF the
Pe2cs for shelby county, Tennessee A. Ii
Htoddard 90. vs. r. q. NoL.
A TTACHGEHT having been sued out In
"A the Rb0ve entitled cause, on the grOun q
that the defendant Is about to remove him.
salt from the State OF Tennessee, and that
the defendant is Justly Indebted to the said
StoCdard q Co. In the sum OF one hundred
and B6vsnty-nVe dollars, due by account, ana
damages, nd said Attachment having been
returned. levied upon the personal effects OF
the defendant, Nox:
Said defendant VIII take notice that said
cause 1B set for hearing before me, at my
ONCE, in the fourteenth Civil District, city
OF Mem phts and county Aforesaid, on the Soth
day Of April. lbI2, at Il O'Clock m when and
where the said DEFENDANT VIII take notice 70
appear and defend said suit or ths same win
be procseded with eKparte; IL IL further or
dered, that publication or this notice be made
in the Memphis Appeal for four consecutive
weeks. JOAN 7. ELLIOTT,
r1ng1 II p nv hall tn
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TIE Louisville Commercial says:
"When the Democratic party meets
in national convention and announces
It's intention to disband as political
organization, # will be time enough
for Rspublicans to Quarrel.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-30

TIE Alabama Office holders will
start q new journal to speak for them
in Montgomery. The State Journal
Of that place is a staunch Republican
newspaper, but 1t denOunces the Office
holders as ''a mob" and therefore ii
Is held TO be disloyal to the party.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-30

1t Is understood that q portion OF
the means for the purchase Of the Me-
souri, Democrat was furnished by
Gratz Brown and the Liberal Repub-
Hcans OF Missouri, and that heneeiOrth
the paper is to be the organ Of that
Marty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-30
TEA AND COFFEE
statistics for ths Trads-ImpOFiatlon and
Consumption.

In view of the action of the Senate
In adopting the tariff amendment
making tea and coffee free, the fol-
lowing statistics for the year ending
December 81, 1871, viii be OF interest; ;
THE COFFEE TRADE.
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TO BUILDERS.

TTHTlL the 18th Of April proposals tor
u bnildfuH 3apt1st Meeting house fl,|s er-
mnntoWn. including plsri, VII be received
By the Building Committee Ct Germantown
feet. With small tower 5cr bell, "a be DiaS-
tered inside. painted peql araiued in oak
and 70 be nezi % By 3 1urhace.
bid, 70 be dsseFmiued a1 fnalr messfn4 nf
above dAte. Addre1 II. 2. VERB. chfn.
cr, ". W. KNzRs aI 81 Main street.. uh
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KENTUCKY.

FuneraI Of General Humphrey Mar.
shall
LOUISVILLE, March 29.-General
Humphrey Marshall's body has been
embalmed, and Is TO be taken to
Frankfort tomorrow morning, to be
deposited In g vault TO await future
intermeuk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-30

THE Massachusetts, Labor Reform
Committee ratify the action OF the
National Labor Reform convention
and will support Messrs. Davis and
Darkor
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On MOaday, April 2s, 1872,

the following described lot or parcel Of land
BEGINNING &c q stake 30 feet west OF the south
eas. corner Of lot No. 9, Of ". O. Anderson 8
plan of lot8 surveyed ny ". Craue, April a.
inches 10 q stake, Is feet west Of the north
east corner OF said lot No. 8; thence west
werdly with the south side Of private alloy
Il feet, inches; thence BouthWardly llS feet,
9 inches to 3 stake. 55 feet west Of the south.
east corner of said lot No. 6; thence east
wardly Is feet to stake on the north side OF
Washington street. the place OF beginning;
said lot having width OF Is feet on Wazh.
inRIon street and Il feet, inches on the al
ley. Levied on a. the property Of Joseph
Hunt 10 satisfy said execution, interests snd
ccsts Sale between the hours of 10 Am. and
4D.m. March e, 1872
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By ISAAC BOssER Deputy Sherth.
HelskelI q Reatherford, and ]. n. Cherry,
Afa0rnevg mlS0 gSf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-30

SENATOR BUCKALEw declines to be
the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor Of Pennsylvania.
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Press pispatohea.l ]

NASHVILLE, March 28.-Mrs. Ca
tron to-day presented the portrait of
Andrew Jackson to the Legislature,
in pursuance Of the will of the late
Judge Catron.
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ShsriTs Sale Of neal Estats

DY VIRTUE Of an execution from the First
OF Clayb9rne Grant VS.. Granville Wormeley,
Randall LaMRre aud Joseph Hunt, sur6tias,
for 500, with tnteresTa and costs, viii sell,
to the highest bidder, for cash, in 'front.' OF the
Hheriffs ONCE, en- Second street. bet geen
Union and GayosO streets. in the city Of
Aamnhla
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-09
Bronchitis.

BrOn chits.
This is an irritation or Inflammation Of the
bronchial tubes. which carry the air we
breath into the lungs. II arises from a
cod settled in the throat from Catarrh ex-
tending TO these parts. from scrofa lous afec-
TONS aud from severe use of the voice. The
irritation from this latter cause commences
in larynx and CLOTHS, which are the organs
of the voice, and extending downwards. pro-
duces hoarseRess, Scoughng and splitting
mucous matter, sometimes mixed with blood
1t is chiefly dangerous from its tendency to
spread iato the lungs, and terminate in con-
sumption. 1t is in the cure of severe and
obstinate cases of this disease that DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
chieved unparalleled success, and won the
loudest praise from u | who have used it..
Ii is sold by all respectable druggists.
The Harvest of the Hea' When the
comb acts as rake, bringing away a roll of
parted fbrrs every time it passes through
the hair, badness would SON be inyitabe
But even in this case, forlorn as it may seem
the mischief can be arrested, the loss re-
paired Lyons Kathairon, aided by q bri k
application of the brush to promote the
absorption ofthe fluid by the scalp, will stop
The thinning>out process in forty eight hours
The roots from which the dead flaments
wee shed will soon aforementioned with
vitality, and a new growth will speedily
spring up on the denuded places. This
work of reproduction will 60 On until the
damage is completely repaired, on the
lnxuriant crop OF hair thus produced will
never wither or fall out as long as the
vi;alizng application is regularly continued
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
vAEUA3LELAND

John J sloneburner Complainant, vs.
Henry Bowman's Admr. and others Defts.
In Chancery.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court
of Shenandoah pronounced in the above
named cause. on the l4th day of September
1871, the undersigned Commissioners, there,
in named. will on
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1872,
before the front door of court house of said
county, proceed to sell. at public sale to the
highest bidder the tract or parcel of land
in the bill and proceedings of said suit men
toned, namely, certain piece Of land lying
on the North Fork of the
SHENANDOAH RIVER
near Narrow Passage, in said county,
CONTAINING ~ ACRES, l ROOD,
and 30 Poles, subject to the dover as assign
ed by Commissioners in said suit. TO the
widow of said Henry Bowman, decd.
CONTAINING IS ACRES AND s POLES.
the said dow err land consisting Of two lots
Of 2 acres and 10 square poles of bottom
land, and the other of Is acres and 3S
square POLES of upland. After the death of
the widow the purchaser will be entitled to
the said dover lands.
TERMS OF SALE:
AS much cash as will pay the costs of
sui, aud sale. and the balance in three equal
annual payments, all 10 bear interest from
that day. the purchaser giving bonds with
good personal security, and lien to BE-
retained upon the land in the deed as
additional security.
MARK BIRD,
MOSES WALTON.
apr 1S--t d $. Comm'rs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

PURSUANT to decree in the Circuit Courl
of Shenandoah rendered on the LIST day OF
OF September 1871, in the chancery caus
of Saml. c. Williams Executor, vs. Jno. ]
Conner, admr. of VIM. j. Conner, decd.
shall proceed to sell on
SATURDAY, MAY 11th, 1872.
front of the COURT HOUSE, in Wood
istock, Va. 4 valuable tract Of land lying
Oh Cedar Greek,
CONTAINING 96 ACRES 2 ROoDs AND
8 square poles more or less,
e ACRES AND II POLES
of which .incln ling the buildings has been
assigned to Margaret Lickliter as DOVER
but which will be sold subject to the said
dover interest. The land is pro luctive and
of good quality, atfording good oppor
tuni:y TO make safe and profitable in
vesment.
TER.NS OF SALE
Enough cash TO pay the costs of suit and
sale, the balance in one, two and three
years to be evidenced by the bonds of the
purchaser the first with good personal
security and the other two bonds to bt
secured by deed OF trust all TO bear in
terest from the day of sale.
Sale to commence at l o'clock p. M.
VIM. T. WILLIAMS.
apr. l8-tds, Special Conr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-09

Sing song. sing song. singing away,
"he Singers the glory and pride of the cay,
II is anything, every thing. a king OF queen,
There is nothing can beat the Singer Machine
To-day Ills t'i1or. and making coat. =,
To morrow a shoe maker, sewing boot.
Again tits a seamstress. andfnakiag shirt,
And now it is braiding n very fine skir;.
1t can cord. ii can gather. hem.tuck and fell
Five ply beaver 7cleih. Will sew il suite we'll;
And last though not least. ere closing my rvms
It eau gather and sew on band at one time
Regardless OF times. or seasons or weather,
It sings like nghtinga le.runs like feather.
Els my daily companion. my darling, my
honey,
| loveit because i. knows how to make money
So,sing a song.sing song singing all the day
Is sing while work.to the work is but play;
It isany hing. everything, king or qneen,
There is nothing can beat theSinger Machine.
Apr lift.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-09

The May number of this sterling magazine
comes TO US beautifully printed, presenting
sn enticing appearance TO enduce careful pc
rusal, while il is full of able and instructive
matter. The editorials are all that can be
expected of frstsclass Agricultural Journ-
ii. The Dunk Papsrs-Wilkinson's Essay
on Draining Planters Chat with
the Lad les" and other practical and well
written articles constitute what may truly
be termed valuable journal for the general
reader as we'll as for tho farmer Always
heretofore a superior magazine ii has since
the "Re-organizal lion" seemed to claim for
Sts 10 otto Excelsior"
1t is published By Ezra Whitman, AS "
Pratt Street, Baltimore-S1.5 so per annum-
5 copies for S.. The editors are Gel. S,
Sands Mills and Col. ". ". ". Bowie.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-09
antnterpiising House

Mr.. C. w. Green, of Alexandria, has es-
tablished o wholesale house which deserves
the patronage of our business men. ar
Green does net ask patronage because his is
Virginia house, but because he offers
greater inducements than any hoase in Bait
timore. both in the variety of his goods and
the price at which they are sold. Virginians
should make an effort to build up Virginia
cities, and the man who establishes sue
cessful wholesale house in Virginia city
benefits not ely his own city, but the entire
state. Our merchants, in purchas NJ their
goods, would do well to visit MIR. Greens
large Notion Hsass;
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VlFeiNiA' 10 Wiz.
Is VAcATIos. In tho Clerks Office of the
County Court of Shenandoah. March 26 1872.
Margaret G. Wilson. ........ Complainant,
Against
Joseph E. crubill & others...... Defendants
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is TO sell The real
estate of which Elizabeth Miller died seized
and possessed and make partition of the
proceeds thereof among her respective heirs
and distributes, or such persons as may be
e4tilled TO her said estate.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendant Harrison Keller and Catharne
his wife are not inhabitants Of this State
II is ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here within one month after due
publication eot,and do what is necessary
10 protect tleir interest; tnat a copy OF this
order be published i'll some newspaper print
ed in " Woodstock, once week, ior four
successive weeks, and copy posted at the
front door of the Court House OF said county
on the fist day Of The next County Court.
E. spa. GEO. W. MILEY, c. S. C.