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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
From the My. Tribune.
Political History Repeating Itsejf.

NO wonder the Grant Republicans are so aux. j..
lous % to keep up the war aggitation of the past.
iheirs Is war candidate; they cannot succeed
with any other. With Statesman Grant thev
Would have neither political capacity nor poiti-
cal hope. Grant was elected in 1865 on n war
wave, though 1t WAS refuent one, and his fol.
lowers expect to exc out the war enthusiasm of
that year through this campaign. All thinking
men agree that this constant burning of gun.
powder and sounding war-cries is out OF season.
But the Grant managers blow aud fume still at
the bellows, praying that the old Juror nav onlv
last through November They are endeavor,ng
to make history repeat itself. As Grant was
elected in III 1868 at the close OF great c,y,l war
why not nowl
History IS repeating itself. In 1875 Gen. Tay-
lor was elected President at the end Of a success.
ful war with Mexico Tho Republic had resound-
ell with war criea, from one end of it to the ,he r.
the public appetite for news and exctements had
been led on war blletina So it was cotnpara.
lively easy for Taylor to defeat Cass with the
pulse OF the nationJu subslding from lis fever
heat. TINS movement was so successful. tho OK
pertinent was repeated at tho verv next Pres,isn.
tial election; and Gen. Scott another hero OF
the Mexican war--was nominated by the party in
power. 1t would not do. The country had had
enough OF Wv u The "R5ngn ani Re- ,ady" cam
palgii OF ISIS, and tue CIVILIAN candidate, Frank
lin Pierce, was elected. Blu. then, as now. the
worshippers OF military titles nni power thought
th"t candidate and policy impregnable lnd
the military candidate thought they had nursel
the military spirit of tho natiol. long enough 10
'ast through second campaign it was hazard
ous experiment. but then, o.. nuy, the managers
We're sahGuine.and confident 10 the very last de.
gree. Then. ~ now, they had been sure oi An
October victory. up to the very hour. Of deiest
ihey thought that the Hero ot Chippewa and
Chapuitepec would scarcely leave a statn 10 HI.
CIVILIAN competitor in November Evervbody
now knows how cruel was his disappointment
everybody now secs how tata, the error in nomi
mating man whose chief Recommendation wa.
his military fame and achievements
This was IN 1882, But how faithfully thnss
events are repeated thus far in 1872 Here ",
have tne same vain hero worship powder. .burnipc
wai-crying and birt-of-freeiom hu,ir~
aSa!h. We have again the nation weary e.
we have the old war nth asasm rani ouS 4 . l.,
nave the same Old over-eoniident militia. ,ll
SUI abroad IN the land. swinging il an am,
l-Hg that It cinuot be beaten. The r.rlg.
Is complete.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS. THIS EYEN1Na

Asylum Lodge No 23 o O +. at odd Fell
lows Hall, Third and King streets
, Good Intent Division, No 3, S of +, at Hal
Fifth and Market streets
street.
= Lincoln Lodge. Nos, X vi T., at Knis shts OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
;, American Star Lodge, No |, G F, at Good
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets.
Columbia Lodge, No II, G +, at Fifth
and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple. No /, True Templars a. Hall
cor OF lth and Spruce streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
Democratic Victories.
LATEST FROM GEORGIA.

nANANNAH' October I.--Reports from the coun-
tses continue to swe'l the Democratic majority.
"n,o'' ~ ron present indications, will be 1000
Two negioes ia Savannah h,v, m,ia n n;a,y,,s
.nat republicans were prevented from voting at
she i..te election, and warrants have been issued
Tor the arrest OF magistrate and one treehoIer
under the enforcement act
W oie huiafei ana eleven counties heard from
seven OF them only have given republican m,iori.
Ties oaa hundred ani eleven counties r,ve a
oehncrltic minority OF jo,j!2, There are twenty
Blk more counties to hear from. which will in
c1ei7e Smiths mliortv
CoNNECrIcCT.
NEW HAYES. Ootpbar AT the cjty election
to-hay' Henry NJ Lewis. the regular democratic
anu cttil'i!7 rauiIIite Ion mavor was eected by
apiuraiItp ot ljS votes over Lieutenant ,;overno,
VI 'rr's iyi"r the regular republican,, and James
datitSher, independent democratic candidate
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
The Ohio Contest.

4 CiScINNATI,Oct Reports from all sections
qf the State indicate that large vote will be
polled TO morrow. Both parties seem sanguine
6 success, the Republicans claiming that they
will carry the State by 5000, while The Liberals
md Democra ts are counting on a small majority
4r their State ticket Great efforts have bren
(aie to influence the German vote but without
b:,ss. The bulk Of this vote will ss cast
teaInst the Republicans, - sH1 = -" ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
"A postnaSter's Tricks.

0AUdnr DISTRIBUTING FRAUDULENT N,r,-RAIIzA-
@& TI0N rAFERs
.iion. Samuel j. Randall, member of Congress
trom the First district of this State and chairman
81 the Democratic State Executive Committee re-
oslved the following despatch from South Bethle-
nem last night "Robert l. Pcrseit, postmaster in
nsthehein, was arrested this afternoon for distri-
cot,hg fraudulent naturalization papers He was
Aeld IN ono thousand dollars bail 10 answer The
lapers pufported to have been issued by the Court
g Quarter Sessions OF Phiadelphi,. signed by
xaomas Ashton, clerk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
ID every quartet ofne c.oh.

where it is known, and there are few indeed
where it Is n0t,. the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LISrMENT takts precedence of all similar
preparations Its transcendant merits have
obtained for it Popularity seldom reached
Dy any proprietary medicine. In its infancy
Inc NAT Of Its success was pronounced in the
vide spread endorsement. which it received
from physicians, veterinary surgeons. horse
men and the public generally. No one
now thinks Of questioning its claim to be
considered the standard Liniment of Amer
lea. az5..s. a. 4.-..=..F
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
STATE ITEMS.
business generally, is improving in Sealorl.
'rocni fishing at Lewes is about at an end
The Methodists OF Harrington are building

business generally is improving n Seaorl.
trocus fishing at Lewes is about at an end
Inc Meihodists OF Harrington are building
new church.
The Oyster business at Seaford has been quite
brisk this week
a ioriner typo of the Lewes LIGHT has gone
INTO the butchering business.
Peaches have almost disappeared. Some of
the late varieties still linger.
The completion Of the new NJ. T.. Church, at
Le"e@, Is expected at an early day.
Rev. Mr.. Brandreth, pastor of the NJ. E.
Charch, of Frankiord, died last week. OF con-
sumption.
The shooting afiray at Milsboro' on Tuesday
last was caused by personal ditGculnea, and not
politics.
WORK ON the large schooner, which ia being
b'ii' AT Scaford Tor the citizens, i. proeressinS
satisfactorily,
Rev John T. Tennenl of the Sclford Eris.
copal Church leaves shortly 10 attend medical
lectures IN Philadelphia.
\ new w'scking Company is 10 be 4,ar,ed in
LIVES The company viii be ready for service
by the tir-t oi November.
Wori5men on the Lewes iron pier j.-.lck for
hi9het wages, Oh rhur-tia. Their demand
"a c"Ffi''G Il with and ,hey .inod work next
DAY
Wm l.. CROUCH, North M. erkill. h,4 bee,
nominated to i The vacancy ot ho L ent Conn.
ty Dem Craiic Representative ticket. cau,eJ by
the deciina'i n Of VIM. Gooden.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
DAILY GAZETTE.
stated Democratic Meetings

City Executive Committee meets eyerv Mon.
day evening. at o'clock. '''o'
"reeley ~ Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
cry Tuesday evening, at s o'clock,
uerlnan Democratic Club meets every Wed.
nesday evening, at o'clock.
democratic ns.; Association of Wilmington meets
every FRIDAY evening, 1t o'clock.
A"erlou' .inb meets every Wednesday even
ing Morrow's building, 2ll Market street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
The Returns,

me President of the Democratic Association,
i''ke'' fsl, requests us TO say that arrange :
hneh's have been made for receiving returns by
'e'e9raph OF tho elections to-day. at the eadquar.
'ers, SaNii'e Building. this evening. Al, Demo.
crai9 of the city are invited
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
A VALU ABLE FARM
FOR SALE,
Containing 1873 Acres,

<r Situated in New Castle Hundred on III :.
li,, 70 al leauins from New Castle to Timing
It'd t2n. Delaware, about four miles from the
former and one mile frou the latter The
land l. OF superior quality and II hish sta.e Of
cult iyaoa. There Is an Apple Orchard OF the nne
iruit now in tu bearing. besides number OF other
Fruit Trees OF the various kinds. The improve
tsents are extensive and complete. The Mansion
Is ot orick large and substantial Containing 10 large
rooms. mere - a Frame klteha- attached, W IN
servants room above. The Parn is l20 feet long
an1 has storage Tor % tons OF hay and stahling FOR
about 81 head OF STOCK. The Grahary is large aad
sunstantai with corn cribs and carriage house NJ
tarhed: large Ice House and other outbuiirss.
leere are l. acres OF this farm on which has heen
erected -;ew frame Dwelling 3Nyls. with all Ne
eessary outbuildIEgs, now guilty atdl As truck ss-
len, renting for $3.50 per annum.
Also. two good Frame TenementH Houses suitable
for the OF farm hands.
The situation of this farm il ont Of the finest in
TIE state having an extensive view OF the Della
wlre river tae city oi lIaiust and the ajjacen.
country There mum her VI fine building sit--
on the farm. and could be eonvenertly divided into
4 number of small farms.
THIS j. rare opportunity for capitalists to invest
money. a. lfnd in tx fi-ity ot Wilmington j.
rapidly ms .ins in valut
II no; u - he Eth day of October /, will be
sold n Pa Il $, On n : lay, on the premises al
= o'ciocN. J.
Terms wi! be made easy "a suit turchaser<
Make application 10 ouLE i MILLER.
No. ~! Marke; street.
Wilmington De!
orto WILLIAM II ANBSON,
2ept -. Isa 2-dtaWSN on the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
Public Salts.
MARYLAND AVENUE PRoPERTY-
27 GOOD LOTS.

MARYLAND AVENUE PROPERTY
27 GOOD LOTS,
On Maryland Avenue. and near all the Railroad,
centering In Wilmington.
AT PCRLIC SALE.
With easy terms Of paym ent. On the premises. o
the west side.
On Saturday, october 18th, 1872,
At31 P. NJ.
Without Postponement, Withdrawal or Under.
bidding. =f'.'
ne late purchase Of adjacent land by the Viii.
mington and Western Railroad Company. the con
struction Of buildings and other mepts ne
cessary IN Operating his Railro sd the introduc-
ton OF the Brandywine water to these Improve.
ments as extended through the proporty OF The
h. l. C.. and indeed the Inevitable tendency of in
ereasing railroad nd manufacturine q Interests. and
OF the Erowth ofhs city in this direction ali point
to an increased value in lots and to much Iioker
prlee. IN the future The terms Of this sale are
particuiaTiy easy requiring but 70 per cent to be
haid uhti the spring OF next year. to all of which
rifsi " -
TERMS OF SALE.-Twenty per cent. cash. and
the balance in notes with approved epdorser.
equally divided at and months. bearing iuteres;
go the day OF sale Settlement in all cases to be
az m; otherwise a purchase may be declared
.oid AZ option ofthe sellers and parties who pay
the whole IN cash on before that time viii be
entitled to clear discount of B per cent Imme-
Hate possession on settlement.
J.T.HEALD,
Pres't Chris. River Imp Co.,
Exchange Building.
ottt-I-5 ~ WiminytOn Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
SO B UIL DING LOTS
AT PUBLIC sALE.
WI he sold At Public Sale. on the premises
On FRIDAY, October iI. 1879.
At O'clock p. NJ,

lhq,e beautifully located Building Lots. ffonsir
on hodman. Hawley, " ebb. 4th and j,h streets a,
extended from Ne rty, Those l5t. are shr-t liz
tanee from the ci E:.n. about four squares south
from the Shooting Park and are not subject to ~
AK, lhey W. be sold L great bargain and on very
easy terms, only 70 per cent cash and Ii and Is
months tor the balance 50 that amy person OF small
means can buy a lot and become freeholier. AZ
my last sale of 50 lots on this property from 5h to
lh steet some OF the lots. p feet front by is feet
dollars and fifty cents to pay cash and s ann IA
months for the balance. | woull nyt, all moor
men to attend this sale and buy lot as il NAV be
starting point in their life. Tie first purchase
u. ate W lot costing aoonf 81 l. was my start
'na POM; WM. BRIGHT. Agent.
linn tuct rs. Uctz-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08

harles Matthews reappears in London at the
Gaiety Theatre. He ha. made a professional
tour around the world since La. hc w,4 seen ON
the London stage
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08

/. III your child has worms, or BAT breath or sal.
DIV complexion, or restless at night, or no anne.
ete, or general bad health give it Dr. Tutt's Liver
Rils. II Will soon be restored.
pr TUFTS Hair Dye contains no Sugar of Lend.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
Scrofuia

Il Is the dread disease which annually sweeps its
thousands to the grave. Il makes its appearance
II many iornls, IN Consumption, Uiaulular Swell
HhSs, rheumatism, Cutnneous diseases, many OF
She affections with which females are troubled. Nc
Terhaps no one Is wholly free from its tant The
4nlv way t can be successfully treated is through
ne medium OF the circulation. Ii is a blood dis
ease DR.. TUFTS Slrsaparilla and Queens Delight
Possesses the qualities TO expel 1t from the system
end restore perfect henl h. Beng tree from yio.
ent minerals, 1t may be taken with safety by cid
end young The most delicate female may take
= at any timc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
TO TAX PAYERS Of tho Ei,s+ a,
southern District,

oOUtNeFn UlStTICt,
'liy tly.hies Will ease axe notice that the bills
are ~ iuahe our. a. the subscriber can be found
~ the ~ u al every tay from t. l. o'clock
~ no iro,a -" T.. m. Tho who pay before
cent " Vi STIIi n q f''
-" II Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
for Reut.

DOR RENT-Rn9ms in the seconi story of the
~ Gazette building, tl6 Market street. suitable
Tor offices
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-24

There was little exchange offering, the
delay in shipping caused by deficiency
Of draws and only three cotton presses be-
ing at work delays the receipt Of bills OF
Iading, and exchange is affected accord
inplv. Rates remain as before, New
Work and Eastern cities 3(Gs discount,
New Orleans !, on ali points par selling.
Money is still IN active demand and
scarce; the checking caused by the APP
proach of the holidays is reducing bal
ances. Excepta lot Of Mississippi Valley
Insurance stock sold at 40, We heard OF
nothing in stocks or bonds. We hear Of
Memphis and Charleston railroad stock
thai can be had at p, but there are no
takers.
Memphis currency bonds, with past
dine coupons, skies, 5ST54; Memphis
goId bonds. skies, 80; Memphis past
3ue-eoupous. s.. Memphis and Charles
ron raj road stock, %; ditto LIST mort
age bonds. IS; ditto "a mortgage, 70;
Memphis ar Ohio railroad stock, 10;
Tito lst mortgage bonds, 95i ditto %
mortgage, so; Mississippi and Tennes-
zee railroad stock, Is; ditto LIST
mortgage bonds, S.; ditto u mort
gage bonds, TOG7l; Mississippi Central
railuoad stock, Is; ditto lst mortgage
iNoDds. 81; ditto % mortgage bonds, 81
Mississippi warrants, 7O(Gs2; Mississippi
lev.ee bonds, 20; Arkansas leyee bonds.
10. lS1eIby county new warrants, SS(a92;
ATTIC Reissue warrants, S2ld S.; ditte
eouDons. 836S5; Bank OF tennessee
money, old, 94C696; new, 33@37i Ten
nessee COmptroller's warrants S2GSo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-24
9Oth Nay of January, 1878,

the following described tract Of land lying on
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, about
four miles east of LEfaye IN Fayette Cuun o.
Iennessee, being part OF the hOuert uugne5
i've thousand acre tract, in lIth survey Or's
district, range 2. section one. Containing 4b1 =
p. g., the Nv corner Of d. P. Gri-sums tract,
on Hughes west hue; running thence north
with his line 10 poles 10 b ug1es' y " cOrueT,
a stake with hickory gum, elm and v hiteuasl<
pointers; thence east with Huzhes' line Jhre3
hundred and dfty-tWO ana a-half poles TO =
stake With maple, gum and sassafras pointers
the NV corner Of John Elltotts tract; thence
south with EIliOtts line 10 poles 70 a stake in
the Held, EllOrts SM corner thence ca 70
with his line l0U poles 70 a stake and DldczOa K
marked J. h. his : = corner thence south 10
poles 70 q stake with three recOsk pointers in
Mrs. league uOrJh line; thence vest vi u
her line 16s16 poles to a staEe with three white
oak pointers, her northwest corner, in j. P.
6irissums line, thence north with her Inc
49, poles 20 sake, bla~k and sWeetglIu,
hickory and poplar pointers Grissums n =
corner; thence west WlL1 his line % poles %
the beginning.
Also, one other tract djoini-- the above,
in the same body, containing 81 acres. Begin.
ming al a stake poles and one and a-half nuk3
north nom the middle Of the Memphis aufR
Charleston Railroad, thence We-f IS poles 70 ID
stake, the middle Of FeIriu or Grimes crees
thence with the meandeIings Of the cree K
south 81 west "a poles; thence south o e6sr
poles: thence south S. east n pO'es- thence
south ~ west poles 70 a stake IN middle o.
said creek on The north boundary line 81 the
railroad; thence with the same 80 poles 70 the
beginning; it being that part OF the 0rissuIu
tract lying north 81 the railroad and east ot
said creek. said land TO BE- sold free from az
right Of REDEMPTION. December %, Is72.
MlNTER PARKER, Trustee
Vim. II. Stephens. Attorney. de2O
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COrrOS MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, December %, 1905 pm.
Cotton-higber prices asked, but no adj
vance established; ordinary, 179c; good
ordinary, ISsc; low middling, 19sc; mic
ding, pole; Alabama, 20sc; Orleans,
2Osc; Texas, 20Ee; sales to-day to spin
ners, 1856 bales; futures 5000 bales; sales
last evening for export, 375 bales; to
spinners, 2452 bales. Futures firm; jan
uary, 19 9-l6e; March, 205c; April, 20sc;
December, IS 7-l6e.
3:I5 p.m.-Cotton is dull; quotations
revised; ordinary, l7sc; good ordinary,
lSfc; low middling, l94c; middllng,
20fc; Alabama, 20Ic; Orleans, 2O4c;
Texas, 2le. Sales to-day for export S21
bales; to spinners, 500 bales; futures, 49,
200 bales; sales last evening, SO bales
to spinners, 2452 bales. Futures quiet;
February, l9ic; December, l9 5-l6c
asked.
Cotton report for three days at all Uni
ted States pOrts-Receipts 80, 597 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 80, 100 bales
exports TO continent, 1857 bales; stock,
495, 1854 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, December %, IL 80
a.m.-Cotton in fair demand; middling,
l9@c; no sales.
. p.In.-Cotton in moderate demand;
middling, l9Ic. Sales to-day, 1900
bales; last evening, 1890 bales; receipts,
$3.50 bales.
LIVERPOOL, December %, IL 80 a.
m.-Cotton opens quiet, but steady; up.
lands, IOg6l04d; Orleans, 100000.
p.m.-Cotton is quiet but steady
uplanas, 1Og@10!d; Orleans, 100000.
Sales, 1900 bales; for export and
speculation, 1900 bales.
5p.m.-Cotton quiet, but steady; up
lands lOS@1Old; Orleans, lOs@l03d.
ST. LOUIS, December 23---COttOn
in light demand, but holders firm; mid
ding, 189lSlc.
LOUISVILLE, December 23.-COttOn
firm, but not higher; low middling, lSc.
CINCINNATI, December % Cot
ton firm and in good demand middling,
l93c.
NASHVILLE, December 21.-Cotton
dull; low middling l7gc.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 50S-In the First Chancery Coult Of Shelby
county, Teunessee.-Lucius i. Lan1er ct al
vs.. NJ. i. Bell, Eldridge Duval Ell al.
IT appearing from afidavit in this cause
1 tnaL the defendants, d, i. Bell, Eloridge
Duvall, W y. Keigbier, VIM. J. Boyd (Duvall,
Keigoler q Col; Richard c. Dale, John Ross,
Ha0sOn L. Withers, Gerald 7. Dale, =. r..
Egleston dale. Ross & Withersl; Geo. Schaf-
fer and g. FL. Roberts lSchaffer & Roberts,
Ben Field, T. +. LangstrOth, W. p. Masen
Field, Langstroth & Coz; ;. jerks Smith,
William Howell smith, Howell & Coz; Ed
win K. TroW bridge, Amos T. Dwigf Z, Amos b.
rrOw bridge crroWbridge, Dwight 4 Coz; Pc
ter $. Duryee, Henry II. Jaques and Henry ".
Duryee (Buryee, Jaques & Co.; IhomOs A.
Boyd and n. r. stroud Boyd & stroud are
non-residents Of the State Of Tennessee;
IL Is therefore ordered, That they make tneir
appearance herein, at Inc courthouse IN the
city Of Memphis Tennessee, on or before tne
dfst Monday in December, lsl2, and plead, an
swer or demur 10 compialnapts' original and
amended bills or the same VIII be taken TOR
confessed as 10 them and set for nearing e;1-
parte: and that a copy Of thts order De poD-
sshed once "a week, Tor four successive " eezs,
IN the Memphis Appeal. This lst day or NO
vember, lS72.
A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
/3v Il " BLACK, ID. q. AMI 81.
/ CIV. Winchester soil. for com Is. lnZsat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-24
Attachment Notice.

No. 1873 A. D. In the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn.-FOrd, Porter q Co.
". u H. Matthews. j.. A. Suddoth, and firm
OF Matthews, SuddOth & co.
ny this cause an attachment having been
III sued out under section 800, Of the code Of
Tennessee, and returned into court levied
upOn the property, none, s. goods and effects
Of the defendants in the custody OF the 1tlnA
Insurance Company by service OF gilrnlsn-
Inent on H A. Littleton & Co its agents, and
afifdavit having been made thai the defend
ants are Justly indebted 70 plaintiffs IN the
sum Of Sf6C6 SO by account, and that the de-
PENDANTS are nonresident OF the state OF Ten
nessee;
81 is therefore ordered that they, the said
Matthews, SnddOth & Co., make thier per
sonal appearance herein, before the Judge OF
the First Circuit Court Of Shelby county, al
the courthouse ia the city Of Memphis, on the
third Monday in January next and DEFEND
said attachment suit within the time pre-.
scribed BY law or the same viii be proceeded
with exparte, and that a copy on this rider De
published once q week, tor iour con- eeutivt
weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
Done at once, this 18Th day OF December
ls72 FRANK TAFT, Clerk
BY b ?. COLEMAN, Deputy Cisrk.
". Armstead Collier, Atty for PHI. ldSeH o.
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Non-ResIdent Notice.

No. on, r. DIN the second Chancery Court
Of shelby county, Tenuessee.-E. B. Weber
and ]. u. williams, drru Of Weber & VIII
nams, vs. W. q. James, n. p. Marshall, frm
Of James K MaTPhall ct al
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn 70
4 In this cause that the defendants. W. q.
james snd h b. Marshall, firm OF James q
Marshall, sre justly indebted 70 the com plain
ants in the cum Of gif T. due BY open ac-
couRt, anc that said u. p. Marshall Il a non
resi- Gent Of the STATE Of Tennessee, and that
for these causes an attachment was sued out
Of this court against tie property Of defend
ants, James & Marshall, and the same was is
sued, and "a been returned b. the Sheriff
duly levied on the property Of said defendantss
II Is therefore ordered BY the Clerk and Mas.
ter, That said II. Z. Marshall make his aD-
pearauce herein, at the courthouse OF the Sec
Ond Chancery Court IN the city Of Memphis
Tennessee, on or before the first Monday ia
January, 1873, and plead answer or demuF 70
cOmpiainant'a bill or the same viii be taken
FOR confessed ~ to him aud set for hearing eH-
parte; and that a copy Of thi order be pub
lished once a week. for four s0Ccessius weeks,
in the Memphis appeal. This Nov. Is, 1872.
A coFy-attest:
NJ. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By CRABTEEE BELCHER, D. c and N
Humes PostOu, SOis. for O0uplts- lnol9tu