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The New York herald., 1875-12-14
lie NEW YORK ACADEMY
SCIENCES.
THE

About thirty members OF the New York Academy Of
Sciences assembled at their rooms, No. 81 Madison
avenue last evening the occasion being the regular
monthly meeting Mr.. j. s. Newberry presided, and
after few appropriate remarks the following papers
read "a New Phosphide OF Silver and Method
of Estimating Silver by Phosphorus, - by Professor
William Fake; and 'Direct Process in the Manufac-
ture Of Iron in Japan by Mr. Henry Newton.
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BUNKER HILL CENTENNIAL
The society commemorated the august event OF
American history by participating in the grand pageant
the city OF Boston the nth of June, The deega-
ton, numbering seventy members, rendezvoused at
the Commonwealth Hotel, Boston, on the morning OF
the anniversary and proceeded under the escort OF tho
Mayors aids in carriages furnished by the municipal
authorities to Charles street, from which point they
entered the line OF procession the ef OF the second
division. The greetings received on the route we're
continuous and hearty.
lowing ticket unanimously eected:-President
William Borden; First Vice President Daniel f.
Appleton; Second Vice President, James C. Carter;
Directors for four years-Benjamin X. Phelps Fred
erick +. Thompson, Edward f. Brown and Francis G.
Barlow Treasurer Josiah M Fiske Secretary, Luther
r. Hubbard. The meeting then adjourned.
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and also a glowing tribute to the genius and IN
domitable enterprise and perseverance, OF Stanley.
series OF maps, nom the time Of Ptolemy down to
the present day were then exhibited, and Dr. Wallis
made few remarks when the meeting adjourned
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WHO RICHARD GIBBS Is.

To rHE EDITOR oP HERALD
In your columns OF yesterday appearthe following
The President has nominated Richard Gibbs Of New
York, TO be Minister PlenpotentiaCy to Peru VINO is
Richard Gibbs
In reply thereto have to say that Mr.. Richard Gibbs
Is the brother-in-law Of the Hon Tom Murphy lie
sage entend demi mot A.
NEw YORK, Dec Is, 1875
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THE LIQUOR DEALERS.

The meeting OF the New York Liquor Dealers Pro.
tectve Union, held al Masonic Hall the 9th inst
has caused much dissatisfaction among the trade there
being only eighteen members present. and thirty being
required to constitute quorum Another meeting will
be held at Masonic Hall Wednesday, 18th inst, TO
take measures to organize and unite the trade
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SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY.

This dreaded malady Is on the Increase IN Jersey
city Two new cases were reported yesterday 70 the
County Board Of Health. one married woman
on sipp avenue the other child eight years Old on
Railroad avenue one death occurred 20 the smallpox
hOsuigal ~ SNAKE Hul durlna .aah lew Jays
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! sf.n4ir
NEw YORK, Dec. Is, 1915

To THE EDITOR or the HERAlD!-
In your Sunday issue you ask the question, Who is
Richard Gibbs, whom the President has nominated to be
Minister Peru9 answer Richard Gibbs is the gen
eman who held the position Of Superintendent OF the
Bureau Of street improvements under the Hon George
II. Van Mort Commissioner Of Public Works, and a
gentleman Of education and OF great executive ability,
and in my judgment most excellent nomination Re-
spectlully, Il. u. kEMPI
SuSDAy Dec 1878
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showed in the nebula lines which belonged to both
hydrogen and nitrogen, but not complete showing
the presence Of gases Of kind OF which We have no
idea in this world, and proving clearly that what we
consider elements are really compounds
The lecturer next proceeded te show the symmetry
observable IN the distances at which the planets
from each other proving that little solar system
but dot in the universe when compared with the i'm
orbit Of Neptune twas clear that these proper
tions there definite design and purpose
clear Ia this as In anything We do Of our own free will
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He next passed to the discussion Of the theory Of
Lapaee, which he combatted, maintaining that the
process In the universe OF growth and Of
traction. This position he illustrated by the following
diagram, showing that the planets most remote from
millions OF years by the accumulation Of immense
quantities Of matter which they have gathered them
selves IN space:-
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OF which the Professor said that al least 400 900 900
fe ~ the earth. every year and 4 We consider Thai
We are AZ the end and AZ the beginning Of
toe process we may lmagno the mighty
accnmulations which millions Of years ago took place
mn the earth The concentrc tendency of all nobup IL
shown by The following illustration as well as tho i'm.
mense quantity Of metcorc matter which sti! travel
ling through space.
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Remote inaccessible, silent and alone
Who from the heart OF The tropical lervor
Feeding forever the fountains that make thee
Fatner 81 Nile and Creator OF Egypt
or course there was not the slightest particle or
scientinc deduction in all this there was no logic
probably no common sense Il simply that
az nation which takes the form Of faith and which
ing thus committed myself, Of course I have never
allowed any later deduction To- shake NV nosition
--(aughter)-and am rather AFRAID that now al this
time rejoice more heartily over the nua confirmation
the sake o poetry than do FOR the sake geogrs-
ply Between four and five years after that Speke nd
Baker rediscovered the lost lakes Of Ptoieiny, and
am now entirely satisfied that Stanley has
at last discovered the fnal concluding Ink
and has connected the waters OF Victoria NyanZa
the snow on the Mountains OF the Noon l think the
stream which Stanley has discovered flows INTO
the Victoria Nysnza and may possibly oe
that the greater portion Of the water is
derived from those marshy lowlands on the
east which receive almost tho entire
drainage o. the western slopes of The mountains
Two years ago had the good fortune 70 make the
acquaintance Of kn0blecher himself, who told me thai
he had been 300 feet above the sea where they had
been almost frozen 70 death under the Equator From
his description, as well from other sources feel
satisfied that this great mountain range contains al
least four peaks above the SNOW Is 900 10 o. 900
feet in heigth, at distance OF $50 10 200
miles from the Victoria Niyanza Further ex.
plorations necessary TO make this
geographical certainty. really need no further
proof Stanlcys account or the eastern shore In his
letters Is quite sufficient tor my mag ma.
ton entirely satisfied that he has
discovered the true source 81 the Nile The speaker
added That when Stanley FIRST letters published
ssnd there vas 20 much sceptcsm in regard 70 them,
he was convinced Of their truth from the fact thai
ne spelled many nf his Arabic words
improperly 10 had evidently spen them
according 70 Their sound proving eoncusvcly 10 the
speaker that stanley had caught them from tic lips Of
tue natives anu not always correctly. An mposLor
would never make such a mistake a. That
letter from Paul du Chaillu vas read 10 which he
expressed hs reHsw Al uot being able 10 lie uresenL
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THANCERY SALE OF VERY UEgINa III r..
- BUILDING LOTS just outside tine CITY linz
its OF Memphis, on Adams street I'd Bass ave
enue.-J. L. Rice, eX'r, IT al vs.. Ewing u0upa
son et al.-In Chancery Court at NsshvI..l-
Tenn.
BY virtue of an iuterlocUtory decree In me
ABOVE cause at the October term IsTf u.
said court, entered on the 5th OF December.
1874, 1 viii sell 20 the highest bidder at .u8llc
sale, within legal hours, on saturday. ssega-
b-r 2S. 1879, the following real as a Ia. TO-
wit: A piece or parcel Of ground IN Cine cOuu.
~ Of Shelby, state OF Tennessee, UeEiuuiu. at
the northeast corner OF the iut.rSecr. on o..
Dunlap street with Bass avenue adrrfufu..
the east line Of the corporate limits o. Inc cltv
OF Memphis; thence eastwartly with Bass aT-
enue ZO4 teet, more or less, To an alley L5J-..
feet wide; thetCe with said alley north d..
feet to an alley IL feet wide; then q west witt.
said alley 40 feet to Dunlap street. thence
south with Dunlap street $50 feet to be uegfl-
ming; being the same land designated s-I1-a
81, y, %, a. -, 30, 81, 81, in the plan Of. B..
Thompson subdivision, registered lu he Re.
isteT's office Of shelby county, ia Book S. pan .
l. page 635, etc. Also, lots 3, 8, 2 auG s. Of rlta
said sub division; each lot fronting sI f-ers.
the north line of Adams street, by "a deurn b.
rs feet, extending nOrJhWafd between paIGl
lei lines rom the 'front.' 10 an alley Terms
Ten per cent. cash; balance on a credit of e.
u, Is and "A months, the purchaser To- execut#
notes with approved security, bearing inter-
est at the rate OF per cent. per auuum from
date, and lien retained until huaI payment
Equity of redemption barred. sale al rue
County Courthouse, In the city OF M-mUlIr
/ in the entrance hall on Main street, acc1r1tu r
| to plan Of suO-divisiOn there 10 be eXhiui,e
! JOHN 2. IRRELEVANT, Commissioner
/ J. L. Rice, Sol; I'll. Baxter, Sol.
! SPECIAL NOTICING ask the gtteElil ..
/ of buyers "a the rare opportunity oEered .
/ the above Sale TO purchase very ut7Fao
] building lots Just outside the eastern uotLl-.
! ~ line OF the city on terms Unusually e.,7.
I and EXEMPT FROM CITY TAX. ..,- . ....
, sell 4hEAE ~ - ~
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common Ia a 81 %, z -, - -

common mira At SIC 81, y bales good mike,
I az - 20 bales umotGy 81 81 y.
HONINl-Ln store, 81 504i IS per bbi.
: Flint hides, I5e: arry-saJt,d ll@I2c; greeu salt
. 81, gsc, aud green, tI.c, as ! ID weight quail
:, etcu with damagel ~ per cent lower
.euO skins CO maud 2bcSsl 80. a. Ia quality
amount II wool, eIc-
KNAUT-Per. ubl.,s5 50 $3.50 with other ;aau
choice very dull.
LIME-Iu store, on ordcr,. 81 % per barrel.
l. MONS AND ,KANGE~-LemOus- s pa
MOLA-SES, EIC.-Qutat with rnolasses.
common 70 pr me, In bbs 0a75c, ana sugar
house syrup, q 80 IN bus. 80 a75c IN quail s.
NAtLS-Iu store, s - IS . rates.
NlIS-Pee- Us per h., l2EI6c; peau uts -
Sc Brazil cream Fg- alUCuus, soft saelled N
a2c; Euglish wHluuls- ljc: q lberts, l5c, co
cO4nuts peT hundred, 81. pc Il uts acc for new.
ONiONS-tn STORE, p sJt1 %. sllVerskius, s..
o. T-,--ales OF a ssIczs at s5c, and IS sacks
az $50. the latter Wul.e.
FRJNISiONS-Bacuu- shoulders, JOB al0l &C. ;
clear Tib. 1870; clear sides, l53zc, loose;
Bulk TTs-,h5uld rs, % sloc: clear rib.
~ clear sides, li54ri packed, 1sg4c per 70
-suRar-cured, 1ec fo- cauvsssd.
Lar -Iierce, Ii55glE4c; kegs, I5ci pals,
BIC FOR refined
Mes york-P,r barre. 50
Breakfast bacon Per pound, Ibf 100.
PICKLES Per bDA 50. with u.ai Dbl-. s. "a
PEAS-Greeu peas, per busnel, s. -
TaR-QuIst, With dealers asAlng s. 3
a. 80 Der DBL.
POrArOEs-St Louis 81 =OgI - a barrel:
Galeua, q; Louisville TuHsg,s, g. 10; New
YORK. 81 % sweet potatoes, 81 5Ua2.
- EAW-Scarcer ami commands sl5 per ton
by the lot, on arrival
SAbT-DOmesiic, per bbl, 81 75aI IS
SUGAR-hOE-h I'D sugar nom mai. stock
being light. Renued in bbl-. we quote 81.
glOAc fpz hrOVn ard yellow, U9ulLc Tor
white, and ~ Gl21zC Tor hand white, pow
dered, granu sf-d ami crushed.
TALLD u-FIEm az s4slac Tor country on
arrival.
TURKEYs-Salesa at S7gI5, with only mod
crate demand.
WOOL-WOol quiet, with washed salalIe at
3gH4Jc, nd unWasbed a l5d-}Jc. on arrival, As
/ quality, condition, etc, but such as car be
SOLD higher than iJc IS rarely seen in the re-
CENTS.
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saturdar. October q. 1875,

within legal hours, the following describe
real estate, tO-Wit:
First Part Of lot No. 40, plan or the city O.
Memphis, beginning at the int section OF the
south side of Jackson street with the Yves
side OF Center alley; thence west with th.
south side of Jackson street f0Tty-u-Ue Zee.
six inches 49, feet; thence south hfLy tee
thence east forty mine feet six inches 1870 -6et
to the west side of Center alley. thence uuTtr
with the west side OF said fifty feet 70 the be-
ginning.
Second Also, another lot in Chelsea. ELeIhH
county, tennessee, beginning at the nDTtLEe-.
corner Of GreenlaW and Second streets
thence west with the north line of Gree. az.
street one hundred ana fOrUy-eight ami on To-
mar l4852l teet 70 an alley thence north IT,.
said alley thirty seven feet one and Oue-laL
inches ~ feet 10 lnchesl; thence east on .
hundred and forty -elght and Oue-hlLI .lts-
Feet thence south with second street thirty
seven feet one and ODe-haf Inches 81 feet !,
tnehesl to the beginning, being the Outl ina.
Of lot 81 Greenlaw addition 70 she CITY O..
Memphis.
ThIrd-AIsO, another IOt-an undivided one
half interest in lot described a. follows: he
ginning at the south side OF GayOsO street two
hundred and nineteen and Oue-ukIt .-Its-I
feet west of the west line Of Wellington street
thence west with the south side OF GGyU-I
street fifty 1901 feet 70 the lot owned br -ag
heirs OF John a. NOOe, deceased thence ~1ut-t
with their line SeYenty -slX 1851 feet TO the it.-
between the Rice and Ramsey grants; thence
east with said line to the lot belonging lu JLr
their line north siXty-hve ireJ 10 the begin
Ding-same lot sold by 3. Graham 10 JON.
Larkin and Thomas Malone.
Terms Of Sae-On a credit Of seven an
with approved security; lien retained. Equity
Of redemption barred.
This October 2, 1875.
NJ. D. L. STGWAET, CLERK ami Master
By George Mallery, D. -. and NJ
L. b. Mcfarland and T. b. Edgiugtou,at
tOrneys. 0c1B ST.
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PROOF, Z MARKETS.
By TELEGRAPH.


LOUISVILLE, OctOb T IG.-FlOur and wheat
quiet. Corn dull, 6Dg63c oats dui 5S@4jc
aye quiet, 7Sc. Hay fimeT, Sl4G2I. Provisions
quiet. Bulk meats, 9, l5ls, lac. Dacon, 10, ia
ll54c. sugar-cured hams, I6c. LaId-L!erLs
Hl4g4Hc. Whisky, 81 ID. Begging quieI, u
9l314c.
CHICAGO, October 10 Flour steady. Wheat
strong and hi her; No. spring, 81 l3. corn
in fair demand at lower rates; No. mixed
81 spot. oats Gull and a shade lower; No.
?, $3.50. Rye firm. Pork dull and lower, clos
ing with continued downward tendency at
81 Lard-demaud light out holders nTm,
l3iJc. Whisky, 81 1872
ST.LOUIS, October l6.-FIour steady. Wheat
higher; No. . red winter, 81 OO5<Gl IS. Cor
uuIi aug IoHel1 20 o = DOG OIo. OaLs uu aAi
lower; No. :, SIC Dld, rye quiet. Pork du
aud lower at SO 80. Lard dun; summer held
AT 1876. EulE meats nOminally uncnanged
Bacon unsettled and lower At IOGI35l Gl4aI5l{
gli1ac. Whisky trmer at 81 ID.
CINCINNATI, Ostober IB-FIour dull
WIN ~ quiet but steady; urine TO choice,
81 Sj9l ~. Corn GTmeT and he higher, GA
ole ORUs quiet but steauy at 3JG4lc X, e
nTmer at ,3Gs5c. Pork quiet; jObbing u
S227598. Lar steady and nEm; steam l3J5g
1879; Kettle, l34glic. Bulk meats inactive;
small sales of new shoulders a. 9zc; clear
rib BE pa ,ked ola shoulders uDnlualis g &c.
Bacon was easier at lOz9I4ll4J. l4Ec.
Whisky steady at 81 Is. Butter al.
NEW ORLEANS, October I6.-Sugar- fair to
fully ( air, S9Sc; prime, 94S9 NJ IasseS-
fair, Sc FIOur-Superhue, q % aG4 20; Il uble
extra, S11g5 %; treble extra, s. .O16 90; choice
and famn 50 1907 p COrnmsaI, s. 10. Corn
irmes; white and ye,l0E mixed. sue; choice
white, s2s. Oats-pTlme 80 gjJ;. Bran firmzr,
81 ID. nay--cuOice, S2D927 k-ueld at t25.
Dry salt Ineats-shUEIders, JobDIn. at lO4c.
Bacon Gul and lower: uOminAily 100, lta as
Hams firmFr; choice sugar cured. tJ4 size;
inferior and ordinary HIi5tac. LaTI-uerCe,
E14dl4tan; keg, l5c, W IA SIX duh and over.
rectlhed LOulsIana, 81 li0l 10; western 81 ITH
l Is CO1ee-OTdInaTy TO prime, lS1.a2l1 &c.
NEW YORK, October Is -Elour steady;
super6ne STATE aud western, s. 70 as 50; =!
Louis, s. Is az. Rye Hour steady, 81 15aj 30
COrumsal quiet, s. 4583 80. Wheat lgZ: oct
ter, but less dOi3g; 40. , Chicago spring,
new and old, 81 26GI 2S1a. Corn quiet; mixed
western, steam, 5Oa7Ic. Oats lower: mixed,
3-446c. Coffee quiet; Rio cdTgOss, 81 G2lAc,
gold; job0ing at l9d22I4c god. sugar quiet
but steady; prime, 81; reiUed lUl fSll4c.
MOlasses-Eug ish Island, 3SajUc; OTJU Rico,
4OaJJc. Petroleum more steady but quiet
crude, sc; refined, lac. Pork lower. 81 759
y -. Cut meats quiet. MIddles uu. ettled
long clear, l3MGl4c. bard heavg; DTli..,
steam, lfc. Butter heavy; western, l6G2jc.
Cheese hrm, 61z gl21sc. Whisky quiet, 81 ~.
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BEFORE p. J. QUIG LEY, j.. p. for Shelby
COuuty.--G. W. Reiter and Henry ReIteT
composing the arm OF u. W Nsitsr O. 90
IS. James Dundas.
ia this cause an a..aCha-eEt having Degg
sued out under section q s Of the code OF Ten,
DGssee, and returned before me levied upon
he property OF th6 defendant Dy EaT
nlsnment on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad Company who answer they owe said
sameS Dundas Si35 o., and affidavit uaVil-
been made that the defendant is Justly In,
tebted 70 the plaintiffs IN the sum OF s61 Is, bv
account, and thai the defendant l. a non
resident of the State OF Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered, that defendant make
his personal appearance before +. j. QUigIzy
j. r, on the l4th Gay OF October, 1879, ~ J.
O'Clock NJ, at his Otfcs, No. 100 Main street
Memphis Tennessee, and defend said attach,
meHt suit within the time prescribed by law
or the same Will be proceeded with eXpaTte
and that copy of this order 0e publlsnet
once a week, Tor four successive weeks. Lu
the Memphis Daily Appeal.
This 10Th day of September, 1873.
sell sa P QUIGLFT, =, p.
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MONEY MARKETS.


NEW ORLEAN5, October I6.-Gold, II6'.
slgnt, "a discount; sterling, commercial, jiJls
81; at bank, 553g55i.
LONDON, October Little rate ri discount
il tn- open market for three months bills is
81 per cent. OF a below tL1 RauS Of Engiau
rate. COnSDls TOR N Iey and 0cc0Unt. "a j-lG;
5-aJs Of %, lO5l DO. 1867 H-lf g-ioS, 1919; new
preferred, 30.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE market Is
easy al ltzG2 PEI gelJ. Prime meTcautl'a
paper, 651 fhea5sistant tlea uyeT ,lsguIssd
sii- hl. Cu~lnm- receipts, s.jt,OJJ cola
opan"i at ll6't, adv auc q 10 J Z, auI closed
~ .!. Il toa prla for borrowing ranged
nom s o 1854 per cent. uuJlt " Jaday. 90 80
erlus-ut bonds closed lEL; caHDOBs OF 1851,
Is, DO 1864. ll8 do. Io6J, llgls; 1868, new,
l'Ts; Go. 1867, POS do 1867 III; new tiyes,
ll'4i lO-iys, REGULAR, Il5t4i coupons, ne
currency Is, lE54 state boz d. quiet aud
prices nominal; tennessee Gs, Oid 4gi4;
tennessee 6s ue|' "a; yrsinit o., CID, 81 p;
Railroad bonds Ige.e QuiGt late in the even
ing. The stock market opeuen loug with
an a tyance OF y 10 - PEI mt here Yves
a subsequent decline Of = g. aL At al sec
ond cal! ne market was quiet ald steady sud
later there was a further Glue of d to ;, per
cent, stocks reaching the lowest ms ar
ing the last hours OF Lusin - - In. final
sales ~. Paul re. ove-fd = PR cent, a. d some
other shares - pr cent from the loves.
point. ~sles aggreg ted l03,2QO sharas.Of wGich
western, $3.50 Parnc VAIL 4lJy o.. rau $50
Ohios, 5000 Westerp Union, lao Union Pac.-
nc $40 Michigan Central aad $40
Missouri Pacific Closing quotsriOus:
W steIa Union Telegraph, s43s; P8cinc Mail,
363s; Adams Express company, 1907; Wrlls&
FargOs tx press COMPANY, 7614; American X
press company, $50; UliteI states Express
company, "A; New IorS Central, 1925; Arie.
1915 Erie p eferred, 81; Harlem i5I; Harlem
preferred, 100; Michigan tenJrsl, 5T5s; Union
Fac hcsiock, coz; Ike Shore, 5ii-; illinois
Central, So; Cleveland ami PIT burg 80,
Northwestern, S51s; 2, Southwestern preferred,
4914; Cley, land, Columbus and Indiana CeH.
= f"hHFHf HnH f.Tu IL
1897; -. Paul, 30; ST Paul preferred, -; Wa
bash, %; Wabash preferred, z; Fort Wayne.
$50; Jerre HaUte, >; Terre Haute preferred,
2O5a; Chicago andAItOn.g4Ja; Chic go audAlton
preferred, lO2; On 0 ana " ississippl, ~: In
diana Central, 81; Chicago, Burlington ami
quincy, llO1Z; Hannibal aud st. Joseph, Is;
Delaware and Lackawann5, lI914; atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph, 49,; Central Pacific
bonds, 1851 Union Pacific Uonds 1885
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-State of Ten
nessee, Shelby cOunty-NoS. 225S psi, 2255
2206-W. l.. Marsh VS.. A. Z. Curry.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section c455 of the Code Of Ten
nessee, and returned levied by garnishment
on q. j. Campbell and b. +. Coleman, and aft
davit having been made that the defendant is
justly indebted to plaintiffs in the sum OF two
hundred dollars, wi h interest, cost and dam
ages, due by promissOry note, and that the
defendant is a nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That the said delend-
ant make his personal appearance before me,
James Hall, j. P, at my Office, in he city
OF Memphis, Tenn, on the 18th day OF rovem-
bel, 1875, at 10 O'Clock am, and defend said at
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
parte, and that copy of this order be pub.
ished once a week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
9TH day of October, 1915.
JAMES HALL, j. =,
]. W. Vernon, atty for pltiR fr
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Attachment NOtice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, ]. P.-State OF Ten
nesSee, Shelby county-No. 2}22-Neal 4 Co.,
Arm composed of &, +. Neal, IL Il. Tar
water and 5. .. Snyder, We. J. G. Metcalf jr.,
q 60, a firm composed OF J. g, NetcaII md
John Parrant.
In this cause an atta5hment having been
Tennessee, and returnsi " Wed upOn the
property OF the defendant" and afidavlt
having been made that RE defendant is Justly
indebted 10 the plaintiff in the sum of four
hundred and eighteen dollars and twenty. four
cents, with interest, due by acceptance OF a
draft drawn on them, aRd that the defel dants
are non-reS1dents of the state OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, Ehat defendants make
theiFtpersonal appearaH ee before me, jan as
Hall, J. p, on the 18th day of November, 1910,
al 10 clock am, and defend said attachment
suit, or the same will be proceeded with eE-
parte; and that copy eff this order be pub
ushed for four successive weeks in the Mem.
phis appeal. This 9TH day of October, 1919.
AMES HALL, J. r.
MetcaIf q Walker -. g's for pl,tiffs. fr
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Thursday, November II. 1875.

in front OF my office, No. 81 Court street.
Memphis, Tenn esSee, proceed TO sell. a. public.
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. the
land hereinafter desert bed, for and during the
life Of Mrs. Janet lake.
The land is situated n shelby county. Ten
neseee, and described as follows: -0 niue.
and such part OF lot NO. { OF the original race.
ground tract as has heretofore fallen fg an &
been vested in the said T.. W. Lake 10 the pan
'utiOn between him and the other Chi4d reu C. .
his mother, Mrs. Janet Lake, a. the same &.
fully shown by deeds and plots now ON recurE
in the office of the Register OF Shelby county
Tennessee, in book il, pages 81, 81 and 20. az 4
book Sc, pages 81 TO 55Z, and IA book 90. pages
SITS, etc, all Of which conveyance and plots
are here referred to for fuller OesCrlurI0u O.!
the twenty acres, or Whereabouts, conveyed O..
me in said trust deed. The right OF redeur-
ton Is waived by the deed,
The sale will be between the hours OF DO anil
II am. l VIII convey as trustee, and viii So.
and convey the land only during the lie o..
said Janet Lake.
October 3, 1873.
HENRY CRAFT. Trustee.
Smith & Collier, attorneys. rrr4