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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29
PUBIC SALES.

DUBLIC BALE.
The subscribrr, intending to quit farming, VIII sell
at public Halc, at his residence, ited Lion, bel,
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1874,
AZ u O'Clock, Noon,
The following described personal property, viz
SroCK.-S superior working Sxsy,ss
H2Sdriying horses, milch COWS, with EAH
calf RtheT side. Ss~saA1
FARMING UrENSlLS.-Ploughs, harrows, cul-
tivators, sloyes, forks, hoes, &c. Also. one wet
iron aNled farm wagon, with new hay rigging lot
same one steel toeth horse rake gram fan, new
corn shelter, with cleaning attachment, (Pennock 5
make y grain cradle, moving scythe, brier teythe'
hay knfe double harness for wagon, pillow gears
double and single trees grinstone lot of grain bags,
St Also, about tons Of first quality, clover and
mixed hay lot OF good seed oats and Ito bushels uf
yellow corn beslde many articles too tedious to emit
merate.
Also. on the evening OF the same day, commencing
al O'Clock, p M a lot Of store goods boots, shoes
&c.
TERMS.-All sums of S2J aud under, cash over
| that amount credit OF II moBthS will he given by
| purchaser giving n negotiable not" with arpTove'
| lndOrsrr HENRY NJ. SIlN Ek,
| VIM } Lenk; auctioueer, lan22-st
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A CARD. "A home FOR OLD PEOPLE-Whn,
"A not wishing the pcrpicNitic- oi srrv antN, de
pendence on children oI the excitement AMI cnutu-
OF public houses. can hnd the physical lud hocial
comforts OF u LIVING HOME,
Alter some turee years examination OF suoh insll
tutions in several states, have not fOund ANY one
that seened calculated us resting place for such
persons have been active useful citizens, ana
IN ade the world better for having been IN II.
such An nisttution | intend the DELAWARE
HOAE to be- hoping IT may soon be placed on iuun-
atlon that will continue its disclaimers long after the
present generation shall have passed over the river
j. A. BROWN,
ianlg West Wilmington, DIT
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THE NEWPORT Ma TIoNAL BANK,
Newport, Del, January 18th, 1874.
hINIDEND NOTICE.--At n meeting Of the Board
~ of this Bank, held to to-day January 18th, 1sil,
dividend of four per cent. was declared out OF the
earnings Of the last six mouths PAYABLE on demand
JOS. W. II. WATSON,
ian 15-2t Cashier.
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PHoSPHATEs, FERTILIZERS, dc
TO EARN Frs,

The subscriber inform his friends and farm n
ers OF Christiana Hundred generally that the
ADAMS Grlst and Merchant Mill -AA
has been thoroughly repaired and he Is ready to
grind Wheat, Rye, BucKwheat, Oats, Corn. either
sheed or on the at the shortest notice and the
most satisfactory manner, call is respectfully so
ilcited. ldec25-lml ABISHA CLARK.
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NOTICES.
NS hNaHs
ATTENION !!

DEGISTEk YOUR DOGs-for the year esS-->)
IN 1874 ON ar before The 10Th day of Jan s<SIs-1r
uary, under penalty Of $500, provided by Oldi-
nance WIN. II. BRADY,
High Constable.
ianl5-4t At CIV HALL
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A HIGHwAYMAN hMLED.-A few nights
since as a droyer named Keller, of Lancaster
county, was riding home on horseback from
Mount Joy, in which town lie had drawn $500
from the bank, he was stopped by two men,
one Of whom seized his horse head and tie
other pointed pistol at Mr.. Keller's head and
demanded his money. Mr.. X. put his hand in
his pocket as ii to get his purse but, instead OF
such harmless weapon, he produced pistol
and shot the man through the head killing hiu.
instantly. he othsr man fed.
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PT BLTC SAFES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue Of writ ut FL FR, TO directed, will be
exposed to Public Safe, at the kaolin Works, rear
HockcHsIu, IN Mill Creek Hundred in New Cato
county, ID l., GU
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1874,
AT II O'Clock, AN,
The following described personal property, viz
ia steam engine and boiler, (l30 horse pow
L(A4a. er) 400 tons china clay lot OF ShHftng and
LAIl betting, clay presses, cars lot CHAINS, lot OF
rail iron, lot of canvas, cart and harness, centre
tugel pumps, lot Of tanks lot vi lumbar Uthoe NIX
lures, horses, and silndry other ARTICLES.
Seized and taken in execution Tvs the property OF
John Trucks and Joseph H. Parker, trading ~
Trucks & Parker and TO be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG Sheriff.
Shcrih's Office. New Castle. Jan. To- 1871.
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SllERIFF,S SALE.

BS virtue Oi u writ OF l.eNari Facias to directed
Win be exposed to Public Sale III the LAFAYETTE hotel,
Kept by james G. Pirrson, in the CitS vi Wilmington,
New Castle County, Dcl..ou
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 2Ah. ls7l,
AT O'Clock, y. M,
The following described real estate, VIZ;
All that certain lot OF lan with the three stored
hrck dwelling house thereon, situate in the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and described as fol
IL lows, to wit; Beginning At the northwest
fatfs4 corner Of Third and Shipley streets bounded
HatH by Shipley street on The southeast, hv Third
3sAsa3 street ON the southwest, ON tho northwest by
An alley for the accommodation Of this and two aj-
joining properties. OF which was owned by Will
liam Seal, now by VIM. SILVER, Jr. the other form
rly owned by Richard Topham, now by the Misses
lnns aud the northeast by the said property be-
longing to the said Misses Hams, &c.
seized aid taken INTO execution US the property OF
Levin y, Taylor, surviving mOftgu gOi, and /. 4.
Cooper, terte tenant, ami to be sold by
ROBERT L.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sher1's Office, New Castle, January s, 1874.
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M OTICE-wATER RENTERS.

NJ oTICE-wATER RENTERS.
Office CITY Water Works, /
Wilmington, Dec 10, 1873,
The bills for tho year 1874, are now ready, aud
payable at the office OF the Registrar 1000 Market
Street.
FRANK A. TAYLOR, Rssi'trar.
IlLEAsE TAKE NOTICE Persons seinglpro
Il perty in the city will confer favor by calling
tile Assessors, at their office over Fourth street
Market and have the same transferred, or they VIII
be liable or the tax for 1874. Persons owning lots
should forw ard and pay tax or the lots VIII be
sold ALEX. tHANllLEh,
jaas-im WM. SIILlkl.
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l.. W. STlDlIAM * son,
A u q Il Il ID n IL H. r. y,
SO. M EAST FOURTH STREET..
WIl.MISGTDN DEL

Would inform their friends and the uubl,, u.u-,
ally that they sim continue to un -ues Oi Real
Estate and Personal Property IN any pat ui tn
State.
hRtgular Sales at our Auction Rooms Of furniture
every "Wednesday and Saturday morning. sale OF
Watches and notions every Thursday, Friday ana Sat,
urday evening.
A goods consigned To them will he promptly N
tended To, aui prompt payments made. |. hrH,l ~,
NnnceS made on all consgnments. Terms will bi
moderate, and satisfaction guaranteed 4 lrtitultt
attention gwen TO selling out private and PUBLIC
houses IN tile city. All kinds OF farm silrs in tn
country, aud all kinds Oi real sales IA the State
called. Both members OF the firm call sales ami
consequently thcy can take two more Iur tue sam.
duV.
n. 1.-THE highest cnsh price PAID iuI All Kinds of
'''"iu Manu- furniture. aui53m
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NIylDESD.

DIVlpEND'
OFFICE VIII. NAV. Co.,
JANUARY @, l5iI s
The Directors of the Wilmington Navigation Co.,
have declared a dividend OF two and half dol
lars per share GU thu capital stock OF the Company,
PAYABLE on and after the 18th inst, at sos Market
street. Ii NINA hpS'N'
decSAt 1frhNuIti.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE {. ST.
L DISTRICT OF pELAWARE,S IS
At Wilmington, the TENTH DAY Of DECEMBER
A. D., 1873.
The undersigned heby gives notice Of his Appoint
mpnt as Assignee of John Mcl.ear aud John T..
McIear, trading as John McIear& SOuof Nilming-
ton In the county OF New Castle and State OF DeA
ware within said District. who have been aliudgrd
Bankrupis on Creditors Petition by the District
Court OF said District WILLIAM CANBh'
| 9trwJw Assignee, sc.
, 1874-10-04
iftClAH-SUM.TER.

The mar.c-!es7es are thinning,
The brA1cfies showing bare,
And Indian-Sunucr r sti.c:ng
Ecr web in quiet 2is.
The warp Is made Q! GanliGas.
Tie roof III wrought Of ...:-Ler
The shades grow ever dats2r,
The funl&anls ever fade.
The sEad ow7 gather o'1icke-,
Ard da.Faesx !ist.e:a i1ag,
T:!t -: E:Ltr- f.Ic.n,
..s - - "'|-
At+ :. = =
, 1874-10-04
4 - EaEli:1il1r Quotation Traced I.

4 "iani:i1ir Qsiotnt5c1a - Traced to
FITS t'=cbnblc origin.
To the Et:ifor ef tIe Nfsc l-ort Exc.jn7 j,cyt:
Ara not tue following liues from Leigh Hunts
stoly Of Iamiui"' strongly suggestive OF a
Striking passage In the popular literature OF tho
day.
TEe:e lsy she praying, upwerGly intent,
Like i fair statue u,ouu-alrt,
Ntth the Two t1ecasding hands tosc.hc- prest.
Palm agaloat pal1o, and poiaitn3 from ler hTcsss.
, 1874-10-04
w MUST GUARD TIE TREE CT LIBERTY

Ccl4 hare grown tio !.2:-a o. T-ecdon,
Surj!l al1as onr in:,Ie!s ei:..,ali,
Hee't:c:5 Of oUc Cot@.t5ss danger,
Dc4f to D;:;y's tru,n:rt-c-l:
L1ss-:y our falhcrs planted.
Tree oEte T-tere1 with tccir blood,
Now, neglected., sw-vs -at lHr:,:b!es,
Reels Lciore COR -t:i.us t.u3I.
Yea, OUT fathers built and p!aa:sI
-, Gr1ndiy for the tilnts tdey Gtr,ed
Dut-th: Shame .-low suon ihe;r ei4ldr.
F1ocl their high example s-efyeI:
Uoao-s fo- estates ere la1t-lt:!,
,lannoo'i s2syil!tt.l for gold;
High end'vnacuts, truth and virtue,
Now, without b.asn, aze -o.d.
Tlase, 0 Couats;mea and Listen,
HcsE thu wisdom OF the past:
Virtue IS the keel o. FreeIc.l.
Honor MaEa your fcreEnos: mast:
Fure ct heart mu:: he yO.E plots,
Clean the Lauts that trim your a7itE,
True the lo:ts that vat Il and labor,
JGGiite Hold tEn perfect Acals.7
Let rg scorn tlc soft cnticencnt:
:" Safe your rights with us-be still
Now enjoy yourselves, good people:
Peace. u w4tehul2u on tn. hill :"
Vigilance sh-:l purchase Tcee lo:,;
honest hearts and sturdy arMs,
Thrift: hands and 1ci:lds enHe eh;eacd,~
These our strength amidst .l+rE5.
Natchfu1 vera our 1!,cs, 2asl worthy;
Ic:. with kind, Eht.len thougat,
Sheltered they, 1ud warmed, .o evil
Th.:t Ut last destruction wrought:
With rich blood aud co,io.esa treasure
Crushed has bean tlIat dagraut sin;
Yea. but now, !cscua1tce. s3ule OtleFs
While we've stuu4tcrel, l1s c1ettto.
While re dream 0: golden A:T7os!s,
lD tie no.iuus tarrs ate koI!l.
While cnsrn<ssd in selfish pleasures,
fir3>:tss b; ate2...::: tlave grown.
Hirr, . Couutryiue1 in earnest,
Let US tread a uoblcr T!sus,
plrdgo anew ou- lives tu Freedom,
WNes, puck lava maintain.
Liberty is TO: failure;
Tru.1 die@1.as tht b=Se ass:ust:
Rights nl.!,cetsiuu US 'er could t:!cuco
Clu1tot te themselves At fault.
Shall no forfeit this !1olid treasure,
Oars will b: fearful tyil.c;
By i:.ttiu c.e.ce 1:!u ElIl. i:lexs,
Ne hhau lcae 1t o. euLi:!Ee.
With :hc roicc. tAe p-e7s. tho l>al!ot,
We Eitat 1l.rk Ctr Passing day,
priue :tle ra.l uit :,rufvtu Ut Flec-on,
Clean tiie tro"iiEg wruuts away:
Tisea shall LiucEty l1o ...13er
BE esteemed s4e.ltic- Tt'-t!,
Lit Ill oak in str, Lgtn @utt glory,
Anu Ga1 l.uu be 1se indt+u.
I1cAGo. MoeGAs r.
, 1874-10-04
"BY THY WORDS THOU SHtL7 Sc IUs1|f'sp'
AID 2Y Thy WcaD3 coi|CEM:E0." :;

Speak to t::e "a. a:tl s:7roring one -
i kind ,,ln[ e. ne Iu.1:
Though syAl=:~'st; i IN tie sottc5. focs.
1t viii il ugay.l lc heard.
Speak kindly to :cc suffering one:
TEe f!1uSe will re:vI
How &!i,fI and ..1ns ware tEine 70 Goos11
hs.ch were rot thine to feel
o RuGcr no. thy lrs to breathe
One harsh, uDEtnto word
To wanderers Ft,oE, LCr unto him
Who hEs IL ss'i1i. err'u-
T,lT mini q thy lSia-lo.1.-vise'J rrlS:
Nut ctance, nor fate, thJ creed.
Eelr4:u froE s!:.1dcr. aud !se juzf
III isV,u - well as decd,
Talk not OF trfae%; alI is Fecn
Dy tue great kiu. of Kings,
Aat&naryht is trlhinY: Iis eort1
Are etertas:.1!J t.1ttg5-
Oia tie 'isa. be.tov'i on thee
Sned Light 2lons tnj wsT!
U.w1rc LEST so:ne dark dI-d OF tdin*
Should Lead &ozle s1:ll asiFxy,
OF Ic1t thy uorls iu judgment rsEe
Ag4ln3: Ilca On THAT DAT.
John 3. felton, has reco-ored jud dsi-3Et -
~
, 1874-10-04

John 3. FELTON, has recorored juds'@3E1 -
co}Gl1 against the City u! San Francesca 'o1 -
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presence.

| No doubt our readers, like our
selves. are heartily tired of and
bored to death with the accounts of
the Brooklyn scandal, which still
continue to monopolize she columns
Of the press Of the county. On Mr..
Frank Moulton's statement, which
has been anxionsly waited on for
TWO weeks, depends the conviction
or.acqui.tai Of the great Plymouth
preacher of y crime, tho charge of
which has brought christianity and
the church into open shame and
universal ridicule.
We hope the crisis may come at
once, for the people are fairly sick
OF waiting on the jngglings of the
investigating committee.
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mo. 1901
n for o. f f:s oe1 IN e; osus Eh' 81
VS.. Madison county
Frd Seimers.etal State of Miss.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court from the SWORN bill OF
complaint in the above sts le.l cause,
tina, the defendants, Frederick Sci
mers, Rebecca Bruins, Frede, ick D.
Bruins, Sophia Seiu1rrs; Fritz SER
mers, Eliza S-imers, Herman Sci
mers, DUrathea Schneiker, George
Schneider, Elizabeth Henneike aud
Deidrick Henne'ke, are now resi-
dents of the State of Mississippi,
ard that the residence and post
office of said Frederick Seimers is
be ievrd to he Dedendorf, Han
over, F,aimany; and that of Re-
becca bruins and husband, Fred
erick ID. Brans, is believed to
De Gandersbergen, Ge, many; and
that of Sophia Seime.s, Fritz Sci
mers, Eliza Seimefs and Herman
Seimers, is belle, ed to he Brecken
Germany aud that of Dnrath-a
SSuuSihCh buu iafI HuSOaNtls SIpflfUt.
Schneider, believed to he New
York City, n. Y; and that the res
idemce aud post Office of Elizabeth
Henueike and her husband, Deitlr,ck
Henneike, is unknowu. 1t is there
fore ordered by the Court that said
above named defendants appear he
fore this Court, ON the first Monday
OF October, A. D., 1874, being The
first day of the next term OF This
Court, and plead, answer, OF demur
To said Bill of Complaint, or the
allegations thereto set to. til will be
taken AZ confessed as TO them and
each of them. 1t is further, ordered,
that this order shall I've published
according to law, once u week for
four consecutive weeks, in til.
American Citizen, the official jour
nal of this Conrf, and that the
Clerk mail cnples Of this order, AZ
the law .ii,ecis.
"A true Copy frum the mis.utea
JEFFREY, Clerk.
r. d. PRATT. Soi'r. juE1Sw4.
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6ie11 To- q 1t11&
truth seinintled hia10f 1n asiecd0te
Of y0unxer days: A party Of young
U6ss. followed q >eliOsen leader Their
route led them thsougss forest.
After travelling for~s,me time the
moon rose. Tlsfnader having, till
then, guided sby false llansinarks,
was nov brought to an account, bat
fsr from acknowledging HIS error.
rather tried to persuade his com.
rpsnionA that what they saw wan not
the moon asa1i, but simply . harm
on Hres
The Bishop made this other point
without formally announcing it,
That since the >universal Church
assembled in council was infallible.
in ,nsttera of faith, then the infalti-
bility Of the Pope 40 its head-center
ID apparent. ~
/ Bow conclude this hurried re-
port, from memory. 0fa-lecture
which WAS listened to thrOug hont
Mith-fh8 most undivided and re-
spectfui attention by q large, intel.
!igent aud ,appreclaiiye audience.
hS" far the Bishop succeeded ia
converting his hearers to his par-
ticuIar views, knew not. but one
thing is certain, he disabusrd the
minds of many of precorceived.
silly and erroneous notions III res
gard to infaffibilify.-----e.
Upon the whole, the Bishops
visit to Canton hAs not merely
proved an event of great beeeA& IL
to the spiritual Interests of his Xwn
flock, but has afforded valuable in.
structiOn to all. 1t is to be hoped
that in the midst OF his many pr-ss-
Ing duties, he may fr+quen. ~ fluid
time to visit our community again.
AN OBSERVER
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From the Cincinnati Times
Few THEY WALTZ Ar PUT.IN.RAY.

"People may say that a waltz is
u waltz. but it il a mistake ; IN mueis
An tn say that y dog il q dog; for
there are dogs aud dogs, anu there
are Walters aud waltzes. With one
i'erso" it is the poetry Of morton ;
with ano'her 1t il about ~ awkward
perfuI nance as putting yourself
upon u level and going through the
motion that running up stairs would
be. A. Kentucky girl is a natural
waitzer, and she does it with a
char ming chic and abandon. An
Onio girl's waltz,ng il easy, grace
fii, ;, aid +.neiUiinus." II she hap.
pei's to cnme from Cincinnati and
across the Rhine, sbe swings dream
ny round and round in the endless
dutch waltz" If she comes from
Chicago, sh" throws her hair hack,
jumps ut' and cracks her heels to.
gether, and carries off her q. tOnish-
ed partner ~ though \ simeon had
struck hin, and KNOCKS over all in.
tervening obstacles in her mad ca
reer around the room. If she is
from Indiana, she crepps slowf,
and tin,dly up to her partner, as
though she would like 10 get into
''ls vest pocket, and melts away
WI h et:stacy as the witcling strains
"fthe Blue Danube" sw eel. through
he hall. II she il. from Missouri,
she crooks her body in the mid,lie
IKE a door hinge. takes her partner
by the shoulders, and makes him
miserable in trying to hop around
her without treatiiug OF her No. o
SHOES. 1t she comes from Michigan
she astonishes her Epartuer by now
a"d tiieH working in a touch of the
inubie-si'uff1e, or II bit Of pigon-
wing, with the waltz step; and it
she comes from Arkansas, she
throws both arms ars,llnd his neck.
rolls up her eyes IN she floats away
and Is heard to murtner, "Oh, hug
me, John !"
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County Mississippi.
Happening To the satisfaction OF
1t the Gottrt that sosme-eteientittfts
iH said cssuse are Don-resl,ients uf
the State of Mississippi and that
said Frederick Seimers is believed
10 he Mxesident OF Dedendo.f, Han
over, Germany, and that Rrhecca
Bruins and her husband Frederick
ID. Bruins are residents OF Gamblers.
bergen, Germany;- 1T is therefor o
ordered by the Court that said
above named defendants appear be-
fore this Court OH the
Let Monday Of October, A. d. 1874,
the same being the first Jay-of the
next term eff this Court. and Mead,
anSwer ar demur to sald bill OF com.
plant or the allegations thervin will
kle taken for Confessed as to them
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- Us ~ - -
1& xltln1k q 4het - - WI be
mest Ys3Hgtabt to rven HeeD hy i'm
phc~tiOa to interfere in her MlEsifs,
amy eers0us effort to carry into pyAe-
tsce the terrible and Distressing
theories that now ag,taie the can.
!, vass will be followed blythe ewsft-
est interference. We/shall do all
IN oar ps,Wer tor the South, to ena-
able its people t0Iarive oat the dis
hone ct cabaIs< that opprese 40 many
/ of It's commonVeal,hs We shall
aid iis i,p6Ple.in their heat Efforts to
obtain y complete rec0nstrnctiou.
But IN. isisasswaro of racas" We can
take no psrt. We can only aleplOrr
|it, as an act of Insanity only to I've
compared with the attack on Fort
Suml''er, and, If l,ersJssrd IN. sure
TO bring upon the South new aud
ssseasureless calamity.
>Governor Ames only acted as an
impartial officer could act. From
advice or statements made to him,
he thought il proper to have troops
in readiness to quell riot, and it
was his purpose to protect both
parties. He is klad enough that
there was no real necessity f0rStheir
presence. - ~
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mo. 1l20.1
CITATION NOTICE.

Estate of Custom Kearney, deco, Z
To Charles G.. Andrews and bis
wife, Octsvia Andrews, Mary l..
Watkins and her guardian, Lee
Watkins, Whose rcsiiences aud post
Office are Jackson, Louisiana:
You are hereby cited to be and
appear before the Chancpry Court
Of Madison County, MissiSsippI.- OH
the First Monday in Oc,sbpr, A. ID
1874, to show cause, if atty you can,
why the Anal account vi j. X.
Kearnry, AdMluist ratoT of the es--
tate Of Gusto" Kearuey, oec+ ased,
should not be allowed and confirm
~, and said administrators dis
charged
By order Of the Coart,
E. 8. JEFFREY, CLERK.
Handy q Smith. Sol'rs. jy18w4
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Sophia 9~fsieJs etel y Madison, Co.

Z 70. zs Gerry GDuSH ID
Bophis S~isieIs etsl J dis0n' Co..
ssats Of Mississippf.
TT appearing to tho satisfaction OF
j the Court that some Of the defer
dante In the above. styled canse are
noD-residents 81 th% Sfaio OF His.
sissippi, and that said Sophis ,Seir-
mers. -Eritz Seirnera, Eliza Seimprs
AMI Herman Seimerx are believed t.,
be residents of Brecken, GERMANY.
and that D0ratbea 6chnrcker and
her husband George Bchnecker are
believed tsp bt, residents Of thu. city
aud state Of New York, 1T IS For
18th street is therefore 0rsierpd
by this Court that the above named
defendants appear before this Coul t
or the
1st Monday Of October, A. d. 1874.
tho same being the first day of the
next term OF this Court, and plead
answeF or demar TO said bill Of COM
piaIut, or the allegations therein
contained will be taken for c0ufees-
I'd M to .heln aud each Of them. It
is further ordered that tina order
staii be published once week for
four consecutive weeks in the
AMERICAN CITIZEN, the official pa
per for Madison County, and that
the Clerk of this Court mail copies
of this order to each OF said non-
resldeQts as the Law directs.
!, A true COPY from the minutes.
), e. s. Jeffrey, Clerk.
Campbell 8 Calhoou, So;r's.
jy25 st.
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deceased. Mississippi.
Final account uf Louisiana Ham.
blen, Executrix: D
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of
the Chancellor, Ivy the affidavit of
h"uisiana- Hambien; Executrix of
EdM i'll Hamblen, decd, that Edwin
z. Hamblen, Henry HambIen amd
Louisiana McMurtray, ci,iIdrem of
said Edwin Hamblen, .dec.l, aud
interested under his will aud in said
inal account, reside in the State of
lAxas. and are therefore. non resi-
dents at The State of MississiD,,i
and that the residence and post
Office of said Edwin-P. Haui,leu
and Henr, Hamblen are the city of
Houston, in said State of Texas,
aud that The residence and prst of.
flee of said Louisiana MeMnrfray
and her husband, Robert A McMui.
tray, are at Dallas, In said State of
Texas. II is therefore ordered bv
tiakA q SSssa1r1 tl,ssE ss,id Ed win u lIo,.
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The Savannah, "News" treats the
-be"cher case with esity. Il says {:
ut this had been u Georgia affair.
Beecher's obituary would now he
among the bound volumes of the
Morning News"