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~ A minister asked tipsy fellow,
leaning up against fonce, where he
expected to go when he died. eff I
can't get along any better than I do
now," he said. Il shan't so anywhere.
I'll stay where AMI
, 1874-12-03

H A converted liquor compounder
has been dlvulging the secrets of his
profession. Now, if corner grocery
man could be got to the mourner's
bench what world of good he might
, 1874-12-03

81 We call the attention of our read.
ers to Mr. Piper's new ad. in another
column.
, 1874-12-03
4z8l aaaa2la rWaIITAa2 HoTA4sIo

n Mr.. Stone. of Puyallup. was
drowned on the 25th. He leaves large
family. iRA = a@s 2sai ae5a9t ai
, 1874-12-03


The MARCH. H.-On Thursday evening
quite a large crowd assembled in
the rink to witness the potato picking
match. The contestants were the same
as mentioned the other day with the ex-
ception of r. K. Bonney whose place
was supplied by S. F. Coombs. In the
first match, the judges decided that J.
L. Jameson and Z. Fl. Brown run the
match over again as they were tie.
The match between them was very
close until they got nearly through
when Johnny rot bad fall thereby los
ing the match.
The prizes were handsome cigar
case. beautifully engraved by W. G. ia
mieson, with the monogram of the Sc
attic Skating Association aud the win
ners monogram; and the privilege of
wearing the championship medal. a
very fine piece of work also by W. G.
Jameson, until beaten in some contest.
j L. Jameson challenged the winner
to another match which was accepted
and will be run on t thursday evening
next. sr-
, 1874-12-03
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I Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE


~ September
und of The fr1n
dali
of hsd
, 1874-12-03

dlandswn be
Cmrt
stuaed
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County Territory
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Pbceco
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tyandener
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CRERIFFs SALE.

ShEhlFFS SALE. ..... s.F4
VIII sell on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER u,
lSlh, ~ ~ O'Clock A. n, 81 the Court House In
property, io.wit: .r
All that certain parcel or trsct Of land situate
In the township OF Noon, In the countyo Bea.
yer and State Of PennSylyAnia, bounded and
described As follows, TiL: Beelnning At post
st the Ohio river, where the old BroAdhead road
enters the same. thence BY said rivcf s0uth "a
degrees, west q rods TO post, thence Bouth %
degrees, eSstS rods to lands OF jacob Wagner
thence along said WaHneE's line north q degrees,
east q rods 10 post. thence north % degrees,
west Is rods TO the place OF beginning. contain.
Ing ten aeres OF land, more Or les, undeFlAId BY
q Ten foot vein Of Fire Clay and two foot vein
OF Coal, on which Is erected large frame dry
honle 81 by 70 feet, boiler house 90 BY Il feet,
atone bdek kilns With Z respective capacity Of
1900 and 1000, drying loor with is double
HE, arstelAis Mcintosh & Hemphll double
aged engine, 40 inch boiler 70 feet long, Il inch
cylinder and y inch stroke, with governor, cold
water pumps, &c, all complete, q 1ratelRss eet
Of rolls for gridding and 4 supefior machine for
mixing clay, q new brick preSs, a largo amount
Of wrought iron SHIFTING, an inclined plane with
complete machinery for raising and lowering
Gust Huo G'IOAl fsSuA yasd IN rtvFr with two coal
and brick cans, one cart and harness, six wheel.
eAToah with . complete Eet Of mining tools.
including shoHels, picks, drills. &c, &C, one
bellows, together with complete set OF black.
smith tools, one barge with carrying capacity
Of dlty thousand afe brick, with all mGchinefY
and fxtnres complete necessary TO the mAuulIe-
ture and shipping Of all kinds Of fire brick Of
drtt-elASs quality with tile OF different sizes,
&C., &C.; also z5,00 are brick OF nfsteIASS
quality with tile Of different tiZea, &c, &e., 30,
teiZed and taken In execution as the property
OF u. Z. wilson, Administrator, and n. b. Qusy,
q ne suit Of Il. W. 4aekey in trust for Henriet-
so, CHAlBERLIN WHITE,
eep6 .H.s r= Sheriff OF Beaver County
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By yirtuA OF q Deed Of TINT made By Robert
D. Woods 10 me ~ Trustee. bearing date the Soth
day Of January, 1866. and recorded In the Clerk
ofiLe OF the County OOuyt Of Ohio county, In
Deed Book No 60,pAgn 81, 11hAll on "
SATURDAY, the 14lh day Of October, 1874,
o. The tFeat door q The ooeEt5 House. q OHIO
county, 81 10 O'Clock 4. H., offer for sale ~ pub
lie auction the following dc6cfihbd real estate,
lying about 81 mlles north Of The eltyoi wheel
Ing on the cast side Of tho ohto1VeE, being part
OF the A. P, Woods, dec hume iarna, hGTihG .
mont on the eAst lids Of tho county roSd and
bounding thereon IS poles, And exiehdhk back
eastward Abom 100 poles containing q II Aofee
Of land covering and intending 1oH acres Of coal
Also, O strip OF land 10 feet wide and about 50
polea long, running frnm the Aouth NeateTn corn.
or Of sAid traetto The river, being tina north hall
Of q private road. F.ilHats 4GLsid lNuOll
TlaHS or bALI-O ne!thiFd eAsh Gnd The bal,
Sp A. In six and twelve months sssSrea By Deed
&c. HKRvEY, AbcsionSef.S oil fT F5''TG's
At the zane time viii be offered for GAlo li0k
acres OF coal ling Immediately back Of the
above described tract OF land. -
aus - - UT BOBHRF B. WOODS
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NELL 8 ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GEoceEs,
1905 MAIN STREET 5.s


yr.. Have now in store and for sale:
800 Bhls Flour, embracing White Rose, Edel.
brands. 'T7'3 90 -
go Hall Bbs Lake Herring.
100 White Fish. .r.
800 No. 5 NAekerel.
800 No ; MAckerel.
90 Paekaees hAckerel, Nos. and . in quarter
Is Tierces choice Carolin1 Rice,
$50 Bbls choice N. o. AolASsea
50 Hhds ehoiceE o. Sugar.
30 ,BblB syrupa. Iar al ,.....
800 Bbls stAndArdsA, B, Extra @, Granulated,
~ 100 Rags prime 70 choice Coffee. s1I7T'
q . Hall Chests prime to choice g. P. ToaA.
g Cadnies prime 70 choice g. p Teas.
% la! chests prime 70 choice Black Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HAlbruok'B, ], Z. Mil
ner'R, PAGES and other good reliable brands
among the best In the country. Onr stock Il
tnl and complete, and win Be offered 70 the
trade A. The lowest market price We invite
close buyers TO call and examine onr stock BE-
tore purchasing elsewhere. .l.s ..-I
mario ,.,-, MILL b ELLnl6HAM
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For sale,

TOR sALE-VERY DESIRABLE
u BUILDING LoTs.-LoiS No. /, 81, I and
5 gquAre !, GilehTlstS Addition, 90 feet on n.
York street, running east $50 feet 70 the river
These lots are % high - any on the Island,
hssutn GrataSS saIp,iss COW WIZ Sy Wa'er'
TIRTs-One hlid cash ard the reaidue IN one
and two Year,, with interest.
X @. JORDAN $40 ohApllne gtrcot, or ". ".
H0GB d BRO, BAiley's Block. Market street
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Educational.

MRS 9. Z sMYTHs SCHOOL FoR
1A GIRLs-Lindsley Institute BuildInS ~.
Of koa and 18th streets, will reopen septtmSS;.
~, lsN. MI eourse Of instruction in In.
Languages taught By Or. Mayer. ClSsSSs 4,
Drawing and Palht ting BY MrL NilklnIop IL
For further information call q The rtIids,,,
OF htS'smyth, corner Of Byron and iSlh sueets
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WHO
Vision Should NOT hil to ny our Perfected spec.
tAcles, As they inv AriAbly AFFORD almost instAntA,
neous relief and restore eye-slghG. They always
tnUyteorAte and strengthen The eye. Call at
NeLnfSket Street JeWelry Store, iSA, below
~. Silver for spect1cles, Watches, Jewel.
TPfne WI, Clocks, Gold Pens. &C.
sons hes repaired and Warranted
DI1RRTET,n
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Georgetown College, DC.
81 WOUNDED IN 1854.

Tho ClAssieSl Schools reopen September l.l
thorough instruction in EnghIh. Latin. GrteE,
NEtnrIl Sciences. 90 IT
3 The Medical school openl October 9Th.
The Law School october 7th.
For further particulars address.
AulS p. =. HRALY. 4. J., President
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TOR SALE q

THOR 9ALE-l ~. o. 1l09T1 q y
niSic ~'1'.T ta.-J nash -5.CGE1l
ctier my property, eorner Mccullough ard
Wethel streets, In L. 9FAnge, for l1le.
The property consists Of two Iull lots and
name dwelling house containing three roonis
Terms easy Enquire on the premises.
Aui0s JOHN WAGNER.
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DATTENT FLOUR.

We have eonEignnent Of Choice PANTY
Rlour, claimed 70 be the 1n8t m6de ne tSSds
q requested 70 give Il trlAl,
ts45 LBT, DAVENPORT . PARKa
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TSNDsIRY INSTITUTE

Instruction given In all branches u,u,,,
taught In preparatory schools and Geadt miS.
The Department OF Modern LAnguaRes Il utSs,
he sonuol q the gninontly Aneeessful leSeSe,
DR.. Mayer. TIE Eau sesSlon Of aileen SSei,
commences Monday, September Z, iSIt D.,
MIns q eenilAalS1 Trlno5, D., call At he
dFehSJ. N. HutehlBon, Wheeling, " Va
rovf. T-,'rr...rf.sf JBSSkC, BRUCE.
SUI -A4 @.-34etA ]. N. HuTCniSUN
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house Is to be built and he can transport
his pocket mill TO II, set It down, and in
an hours time he may commence work
Ing up the material.
THR PowRR NECESSARY
to drive this mSchlne Is furnished BY one
horse and II is not Gt oil heavy contract.
For the shop use Of the carpenter there
are tables, hand power machines, with a
single mSntrel and saw upon which an
almost incredible variety OF work can be
done. Plain saving, either rip or cross
cut, or by means Of 4 WAbbling arrange
ment, wide grooves in window frames for
sash strips or In door stiles for the inser-
ton Of pannel edges and even raised
PANELS can be cut on them. All this
variety ofwork can DO done with q single
saw, that Is but little thicker than COM
mon hand saw,
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Obstacles to Marriage.

HAPFT RELIR ron YoUHa MEH nom the
effects Of Rrrors and Abuses in carly lie. Nan.
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
Si iAAhle renedies. Books and Circulars sent
ASS n M eeAlsa envelopes. Address. HOWARD
adelphtSSSTloN No. 40 n. Ninth street. PHI.
utAtion for lnatitution having high rep
skill, nFabls conduct and professional
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FEED GRINDER

the burr Of which Is not larger than Q
common dinner plate and yet it will put
through large amount Of corn and oats
during days run. 1t differs from the
mills Of the GODS In that while 1t grinds
fine It also grinds mighty fast, Just how
fast however, we did not have an oppor-
tunity to test These machines which we
have enumerated have all been adapted
to the centripetal power which gets up
the highest and most efficient speed with
the iewest and least power consuming
combinations.
In addition to these machines the com.
pany are getting up a simple threaher
which will also DO very desirable ma.
chine for those who only raise small
crops of grain, the threshing Of which, by
the employment Of the immense six and
eight horse machines becomes an I'M
profitable expense. Of.
All these improvements and adapta-
tons have taken much time and labor
and expenae, but the company de-
teTmined 70 put nothing nnnn the market
until Il was.As perfect as skill and inge-
nuity could make 1t, looking upon that
plan for the success which they ielt
themselves warranted In expecting
They are now receiving Numerous orders
for the various machines, and just now
particularly the combination which we
have described as pocket planning min
We came away from the works graiified
with our afternoons visit and with the
bright prospect which the company have
before them. 5s.-.-J oar !
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WHERLlNG FEMALE COLLEGE

wv AND MUtIcAL CoNsRRVAToRyS'
vi open TuIsDAT, September !, 1874 IL
hnileAl Conser,Atory will be under the Dire
.otShip OF Prof Herman lbellng and Prof An
~ 9e ~, Mta capable n.istAnti. The RIsu y
tsaenefs " me pact year Pupils Will Be h.
eelIed !of vocal OF Ihstiumantal Music, DnS.
llg ,Ptintng, French or German. For terms NJ
Ienis,lon, tulu2nt &S, can % OF IddFeSs h.
q, T VI = n NO RToN, Of ne RT
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MaMAdxertlsements.
WTIEsEL MUSICAL INSTITUTE.

The entire Chorus OF the wlesel RusieAl lnsti;
tute 10 n quested TO met a. Wlesel huSie nA,l
iris Tue,daTl evening II so'clOek, for rehearsal.
PaFtiea desiring 10 become members tof the
enBuing yeaf are also requested 70 attend.
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MUSIC AND ART.

The NisSes Doddhdge, recently Of the Wheel
Ing Female College, will open ellIses IN Musk,
InSlitnfe Hall, Odd PelioWS' Building. Stplstn.
Der fst, 1874. They viii also give instruction n
Ausle ut their IekidGnee, No. 10 Ohio ttreti, Ii.
land, and will be prepared 10 receive limited
number Of boarding pupils. Hours OF Lessor,
will Be arranged 70 Iuit the convenience Of yuupg
ladles attending other schools. jJ:s
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United States BiF5 ~. 77,
and Loan ASSIGNEE r.! nAnu
Of Wheeling. VI

The above new Association has received its
Charter. fos Capital Stock OF 900 900, divided
Into shares OF $50 each; weekly dues Is eents
per share. ,1lii1IIs =
Subscribers TO the stock will meet in OTIS
Hail, corner OF l?th and Market streeta, on
tuesday evening. September Is, 1874, at O'Clock,
paying the entrance lee Of IS cents Der 1hIre
Fac STOCK 70 being subscribed fJE fApIdIy.
Lldlet can bold shares In their own name.
,FeIsons wishing TO become members can an.
ply 70 either Of tho undersigned.
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THE FODDER CUTTER

is another very simple machine, and as
efficient as it is simple, and in seasons
like the present, when rough feed will
have TO be made the most Of, will be found
q very desirable machine to have about
the farmers feeding stables. Ea %.
Perhaps the greatest curiosity among
the machines, is the little a- . -31. --
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Tho cider mills oil the Centupetal Com.
psny are the simplest in construction and
yet the most efficient We have ever
seen. This machine Is q simple Concaye
disk oil thin steel on a mandrel. The disk
is full Of holes, with cutting edges on the
convex side, and reduces apples to a fine
pulp, which, under the powerful screw,
can be squeezed almost perfectly dry.
For cutting turnips and other roots the
same machine is provided with a second
disk exactly like the first, but perforated
with larger holes. In the cider depart
ment OF this machine we saw hall q
bushel OF apples go through in flfly.fiVs
seconds.
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r ETHANY COLLEGE
-i Wniopen her
LRTY.ROURTH SESSION,

-l. s5lTHRrY-FoURTH SESSION,
Monday, G8lh September, isIL., Courses OF study
are adjusted 70 suit the varied purposes Of stu
dents, md degfees7Me conferred indicative Of
proaeient scholarship In AIts, Sciences and L.,
tiers, Special eoaFtes arc arranged for PToiss
sionAl Students in Engineering, Practical Ply
bea aod ChemiStry, With ample training 10 he
u1e Of 1n1tfumenia and apparatus, both In held
work and In The laboratory ...vu -,
Boarding IN clubs Rom % tbSS per week, ana
at private boarding houses from H.% TO q Is
For particulars, Bendfot Cs,aloge to Prof. c
l. Ls9Os. or lailgg.-W 4. RRaDLEToE,
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rrErR cNYBINRD MACHINES

AAAENAD AACHlNE4
I ato INC sesNt OF pSrsonGl investigation
Inc mAnSgSts NHye sUsSht ont among
many inventions th~a poss,,,.5 Ia "tuouH
doubted merit, and wh~s hS1, OF IN
patents have bought them. S,b. unoef
chimes requiring heavy power they Ia
remodeled and simplihsd and improve.
to suit the known wants Of diferen,
branches Of industry, so that the
mechanic and the farmer can flnd a va
riety Of machines, either single or COM
bIned, exactly suited 70 his wants or any
any portion Of them, machines which Il
once used will never be abandoned.
FOR THR CARPENTER.
They have the plAner combination
which Is 9 machine occupying, separate
from the horse power, aspace not greater
than four by six feet Upon this machine
lumber can be ripped into flooring, wealth,
or boarding, sash and door frames or fur
niture stuff. 1t can then be planed, tongu.
ed and grooyed or drop worked, or beaded
and moulded. Boring attachments are also
connected with It and each part Of this
combination can be worked separately
and distinctly from any other. II Is in
facta sort Of pocket edition OF regular
planning mill land with all It Is so compact
that 1t can be readily transported from
place to place, so that our builder Of the
rural district has only to have the rou0b
lumber collected on the spot where he
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-L Ell a rs !

Ever offered at ret1il in this city. Purchasing
for eaAh from ImportsII We aIe enabled 10
seIl nv Retail nj WboIas.ls prIesa
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They have a variety Of machines both
simple and compound, which are easily
manipulated, and cannot be found else
than extremely useful on every farm in
the county. .......
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-27
MOUNT VERNON.
TO the People OF ennessee

THE Mount Vernon Ladies Associa-
ton for the Union" which consists of
one lady from each State, are soliciting
an endowment fund for the support and
preservation Of the home of Washing
ton. They, desire to collect fund of
$50, 900. to be invested in government
registered bonds, and held by the Treas
urer of the Association, the interest to
be used for the support and repair of
that portion Of the Washington domain
which is secured by deed and held in
the name of THE Mount Vernon Ladies
Association for the Union" They are and
have been for sometime past engaged in
collecting funds for this purpose. AS
wee Regent for Tennessee, this Asso-
ciauon solicit through me such aid from
TINS state as her citizens feel able and
Wiling TO contribute, either by individ-
ual subscription or from the proceeds of
concerts, fairs, picnics or any entertain
ment that may be given for that pur.
pose. Believing Tennessee to be second
to no State in the Union in her desire
for the preservation of the home and
tomb OF Washington, commend this
request to the favorable consideration Of
her citizens.
ALI contributions will be sent to Gen.
B. r. Johnson, Nashville, Tenn.
MRS. AARON V. BRowN,
Vice Regent for Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-27
ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY.
Parade ana CeIebrat,ou Ye.teraay,

Parade and CeIebr alton Yesterday.
The fifty-fifth anniversary Of the Odd
Fellowship was celebrated yesterday in
a most attractive and imposing manner.
At two o'clock the following lodges
appeared in column and marched down
Main street to the music Of the old
Memphis Brass Band and Saxby' Band.
The Encampment escorted the column,
and was commanded by s. s. Garrett,
its members having on beautiful uni
form recently adopted by that branch Of
the Order. Next followed, with their
officers, Banner Lodge, No. l47; Schiller
Locge, No. l4O; Chickasaw Lodge, No
8; Memphis Lodge, No 6; and Encamp
ments Nos. and 80. Following in
carriages came the Past Grand officers
Of the Order. The parade was headed
by the Chief Marshal Ben Bingham, as
sisted by Messrs. ]. d. Danbury, G.. W.
L. Crook, E. R. Jack and VIM. Miller.
The procession presented an attract
i've appearance, and was favorably com
mented upon by the citizens, who ap-
peared in large numbers on the side
walks. At the close of the parade the
members repaired to the Court Street
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, where
services were conducted in most i'm
posing manner The opening melodie
or ode" Duft'ger Bluethen reiche
Fuelle was finely rendered. The
opening prayer was made by Rev. E. G.
Mclean. The Rev. DR.. Carmichael, Of
Grace Episcopal Church, read the Scrip
tural lesson, aud the anniversary ad-
dress was delivered by John T. Moss,
Esq. The ceremonies wound up with
closing ode and prayer by Rev. David
Walk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

OLYMPIC VARIETIES. Tonight Char
ley White opens the Olympic Varieties
on Washington street with a splendid
troupe of artists. Among others may
be mentioned Misses Kathleen O'Neal,
Katie Conway, Chrisse Morrell, Blanche
Pearl, Lillian White and a host OF
others. The Olympic has been thor
oughly renovated, having been reprinted
and decorated so as to make it attract
i've to the public. A number Of new stars
will appear in rapid succession, and pro-
grammes of unusual excellence will be
presented nightly.
VAUDEVILLE THEATER.- Next Wednes-
day evening, the Vaudeville Theater
(late White Opera House, on Jefferson
street, will open for the season, under
the supervision of j. W. Berkeley. A
fine troupe has been engaged to appear,
among others the Yeddo japanese, Bar
low Brothers, Blanche Forester, Mile
Basseure. Lizzie Landry, and number
of others. A number of star perform
ers will appear at the Vaudeville weekly
during the summer season.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-27
Attachment Notice.

Watkins, Mitchell 4 Co. We. NJ. G. Priddy.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT AV-
i ing been sued out under section Sl55 of me
Code Of Tennessee, and returned By a proper
officer. levied upon the property of defendant.
and affidavit having been made that the de-
PENDANT is Justly indebted to the plaintiff in
the sum of sl93 6S, by account, and that de-
PENDANT is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee; it is therefore ordered that defendant
make his personal appearance before William
at ten o'clock q. m, and defend said attach.
ment suit. within the time prescribed by law.
or the same will be proceeded with ex parte;
and that copy Of this order be published for
tour successive weeks in the Memphis Public
44-5O b6-b2 XM. NALLACE / p
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Attachment Notice.

l2l07 A. D.
In the First Circuit Court Of Shelby County,
Tennessee.
Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer VS.. John j. Cooke.
IN THIS CAUSE ATTACHM ENT HAVING
i been sued out under sections 1856 and S54l,
Code Of Tennessee, and returned into Court,
levied by garnishment served on Ely. Harvey
4 Richardson, and Gage q Fisher, and afi-
davit having been made that the defendant
Is justly indebted to plaintiff in the sum of
sI55. with interest from maturity, by con-
tract for the rent Of a plantation for
the year 1873, in Upton county, Tennessee,
and that the defendant has removed the cot
ton raised on said place out Of said county Of
Upton, and is attempting 70 dispose Of the
same in Shelby county. Tennessee; 1t is there
fore ordered that said j. j. Cooke make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
Of the First Circuit Court Of Shelby county,
al the court house in the city Of Memphis
on the third Monday in May next and defend
said attachment salt within the time pre-
scribsd by law. or the same will be proceeded
with ex parte; and that COPY Of this order
be published once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Public Ledger. This
the nth day Of April. 1874
A true c0py-Attest:
B. F. COLEMAN. Clerk.
WAgREsER LRE, Attorneys for plaintiff.