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ton Tuesday afternoon by Marshal Dehoritv
and Deputy Sheriff Jack Forkner, and
lodged in Jail to await the arrival of Jacob
WINNER, constable OF Delaware county
who had warrant for their arrest.
WAYNE COUNTY.
All the heavy citizens OF Richmond signed
q letter of invitation to Postmaster Gen.
Jewell to call on their beautiful burg
eet the Ft. Wayne Sentinel says: 1t may be
that the people of FL. Wayne are not aware
that they have il their midst real curl
osity. Wells $500 feet deep are not found
In every county in the state, nor in every
state in the Union. In case it is necessary
TO go to the limit of 500 feet authorized, our
well will be second in depth only to that of
st. Louis, which is 8, S43 feet into the ground
and is as dry as the editorial page of the
News. This famous we'll has cost
an immense sum of money, and was dug by
the county of st. Louis for the Insane Asy-
lum. The second we'll in depth is that at
Columbus, o., which has been sunk to the
enormous distance of 2,775 feet, and which
cost the state more than Sl7 900 and occupied
three years in digging. Both these wells
have been abandoned. The third well in
the list Is our own, which, as we have said
above, is now $500 feet deep. No water has
been reached as yet, and so far it has fol
lowed the fortunes OF the other deep wells
of the country.
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STATE OF INDIANA, Marion copntv
o,cr "a en- III VS.. Joseph e. Hill. In the Sc
perior ourt OF Marion county, in the arc 20
tnalans. June term, 1875. No 1921. Pet, ts y,
, so.s, ane s, aeove named plaintiff. 6y her a.
iocneys, MED In the office of the c,syx uSI AZ
S-ss,salor Co1rt OF Marion county in the s+ate
ol =. rno "a her complaint against the ahove
dsv os Ns ior divorce. and on said Sstb
clerks once the affidavit Of com r,a, III SAID
SIN in IN nor dhat said defendant. Joseph c.
U,G tnst MS residence is INK own. - --'1''us'
now therefore, by order Of sad .o-,~, -.
uSishuant last abo-e named is hereby ,,o,fes<i
OF the ming and pendency OF said con, plai.
sga. ..ls nm, and that unless he appears and
answers or oemurs thereto, at the caIlino 81
sa,o cause on the second day OF the term 81 saS,;
~ III 70 oe Degun and held at the Court onse
ia tne city OF indianapolis, on the firs1 MonSa~
IN september, 1875, said Complaint enS ssss
matters and things therein co5fesnrJ ano me
| sence. a III 10 ~ ca ~ his abs
TAYLOR RAND q TAYLOR, Atty. for Pr. n
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If he were present that night. They denied
the ownership of the CLOAK, while the
hatchet could not be identified "a belonging
to Hoxie, since this pattern was on sale al
the hardware stores. Ihey aneheo tos'
Rosina Townsend was the real criminal
She had increased her insurance and desired
to collect the amount of her policy, st,9Oo,
and such persons were always ready for des-
perate deeds. They objected TO the testi-
mony of the inmates of the house, WHO
proved Robinson's presence in the victims
room at a late hour that night,
on ACCOUNT OF HER BAD CHARACTER,
and Judge Edwards sustained this ipjunc-
ton. This weakened the prosecution, and
to further assist In clearing the prisoner an
alibi was got up. Robert Furlong, grocer,
whose place was near the present postomce
in Liberty street, Testified that Robinson
was at his store on the night of the murder
at half past o'clock, and remained till ten.
The porter was asleep and Robinson, who
was smoking knocked of the ashes
on bis face. Very strangely the prosecu-
ton did not investigate this abb,
which was evidently fraud. They should
have interviewed that porter and ascertained
the facts from him. This was neglected,
and as a result, the jury was Obliged to ac-
cept the testimony. The case was summed
up for the defence by Ogden Hoffman in
one of his most brilliant flights OF oratory,
most affecting manner. Instead OF most
precocious monster of crime, as he really
was, the picture represented piteous
youth enveloped in the meshes OF apparent
guilt. The trial lasted five days; the jury
were out but fifteen minutes, when they
gave an acquittal, which was received with
applause.
REVIEW OF THE CASE.
Such was the great trial of June, 1885. 1t
thrilled the Union to a degree never before
experienced, and it still fingers in the public
mind. The guilt of the prisoner was gener-
ally admitted, and while the ingenuityIof
the defence commanded admiration, all felt
that the gallows had been cheated of its due.
Robinson went to Texas, where he died by
violence. Rosina Townsend sold out, and
few years ago died at Hudson.
She had reformed, and No
doubt became good member
of society. The house was pulled down,
and the site is now occupied by warehouse,
but the memory of that dreadful crime still
| fingers about the spot. Walking down
Thomas street few weeks ago, young col
ored man whom met referred to IL and
said that he had known men from great
distance who came to see the spot. Thus
the memory of blood clings to the scene oi
| that crime, and seems even at this late hour
to protest against the injustice which pro
| tected the murderer.
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oHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue of certified

u
- copy or decree to me directed, from the
clerk OF the Superior Court of Marion county.
Indiana, in cause wherein the South side
Building and savings Association is plaintiff
and Joseph K. LANCE ct al. are defendants, re-
curing me TO make the sum of three hundred
and forty-two dollars and ninety-two cents,
with interest on said decree and cost, will
expose at public sale, 10 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of July, A. D. 1875,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock p NJ of said day, at the door OF the Court
House OF Marion county, indiana, the rents
and profits for a term not exceeding Sc zen years
OF the following real estate. to-wit
Lots one hundred and seven non and one
hundred and eight USl in Lsmuel s. PurceiIs
subdivision OF lots fourteen la, fifteen lEl and
sixteen tl6l in Jesse Jones' addition in the lior n
part of the southeast quarter o section twenty
seven III, towns nip sixteen l6 range three lel
east, situate in Marion county, Indiana.
| Ifsuch rents and profits will not sell for a
sufficient sum TO satisfy said decree, fnteresfs
| and costs, will, at the same time and place ex-
pose 10 public sale the zee simple of said raal
estate, or 50 much thereof may be safficf -.
to discharge said decree, interests and costs
Said sale will be made without any relief wb AZ
ever from valuation or appraisement laws.
i ALBERT REISSNER.
/ Sheriff of Marion county.
CARTER q RIPLEY, Attys. for Pl'f. june2a.S
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SATURDAY, the 18th day OF Ju,v n TO-.
CHERIFF-S SALE

ShhhlFFs SALE.-By virtue of a certified
~ CODY OF decree TO me directed from the
cierk OF the superior Court of Marion conntr
1nuians, IN cause wherein George w Psrrerr
et are plaintiffs and Samuel O. Vance e. aI
are oeienuants, requiring me to make the snr1
Vi eIIee hundred and seveDty-seven dollars
anu hlnety-S1x cents, in favor of C;eoroe NJ
IalkSr, samuel Hanway and John l., Hanna
anu .u me Iurtner sum of eight hundred and three
uoHais ana slxty-three cents on the cross-con
Plaint OF James e. Marshall, with Interest on
80 ,t ~ End cost will expose at public sale
SATURDAY, the 17th day ofJuly, AID. 1875.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
O'Clock p NJ. OF said day at the door or the S,onrt
Rouse OF Marion county, Indiana the rents and
prontS ior term not exceeding seven wears ~
'ne IoiioWlng real estate, to-Wit:
Lot numbered twenty-eight 1881 and Ict ,,,,,.,
s S tnTee 5 IN samuel g Nance's subsfyis
OF the west half OF block number two m of Psr
keI' danway Hanna's second Oar Hill Oh
dltlon TO the city of IncianapoIis in Nsrior
county, Indiana. ~ NA~iAOlA
II such rents and profits will not sail for q
snInclent sum TO satisfy said decree Interests
ana costs will, at the same time and ,,is.a
expose 10 public sale the fee Simple of Ssfd -ssi
estate, or 30 much thereof as NAV be snfficsanf
W ulscharge SAID decree, interests and costs
said sale will be made without any ra1,ae
Whatever from valuation or appraiseme ut Ia VS.
ALBERT REISSNER.
Sheriff OF Marion county.
HANNA, X. & H, Attys. for Pl,fs tune2a.2,
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"Geneial Grant was not drunk at Shi-
loh," says General Sherman /" have never
seen him drunk on the field of battle"
And there Sherman paused; but if he had
continued to speak few moments longer
the world might have learned just where he
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ShEkIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a car,iAad
~ copy OF decree 10 me directed. from fha
clerE OF the Superior Court of Marfon con,at-S
lnulana, IN cause wherein William n EnoIsSSis,
is plalnt1n and Lawrence G. Hav az q 81
oelenoants, requiring me to make the sum ~
one thousand and hfty-one dollars and seven.v-
Signt cents,Wlth interest on said decree and coSt
h, VII expose at public sale, TO the highesf
SATURDAY, the 18th day of July, A. d. 1875.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
O'CLOCK P: NJ. fsaid day, at the door of the Cou-r
house OF Marion county. Indiana me re1ts
anu profits Tor a term not exceedino sa,-l-s
years. Oh the Following real estate, to-wit:
The south half of the north half Of lots npr,-
si1 nineteen lIy twenty L20l and twenty-one
III In outlot numbered one hundred enS se-,
snty nine ll1sl, In the city OF IndsananoIis
Msrlon county, Indiana, formerly orrneS O h,
Ihomas ID. Gregg, and su bdivided ov ne "a - -
Gully, guardian OF Mary E Gregg toSet1er ~,
a piece or ground nine lSl feet wide acrosS III Ill
west end OF the north half of said LOIS - ' Lo
used as an alley in common bv fba o1,,. ~ DS S
the north half ozsaid lots. - "AsHs VI
II such rents and profits will not sail for
suIlclenl sum 10 satisfy said decree. intarests
anu COSTS, VIII, at the same time and nIaca -,
PosS 70 PuDilc sale the fee simple of said real
10 discharge said decree, interests and oosts
Said sale viii be made vyithout .,,, Ia
"na'sVer rom valuation or appraisement laws
ALBERT REISsNER.
roo - - Sheriff Of Marion countv
ENGLISH q WILSON, Attys. for Pitt. iune2..st
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SHER1FF's SAFES

- sfF,s SALE Ky vlrrua 90 ,..-------,
~ ,hpS ~ decree 70 me directed from, ~, I el
IN - superior Court OF Marion counfv T,,IS S.sIA
so . Sause wherein William Rrsde,,' - 1870
s,91 asa g Davis al. are sjafs,t ysn-
Sts1.IIng me 10 make the sum ~ fS-e sisl'
cents u anu seVenty-fve dollars and
Ill Win interest on said decree ana l0uT
ez -0' " the highest bidder.
SATURDAY, the 18th day of July. AID 1s-5
o oSSII~Sen the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ .,s
H oOSA r. NJ, OF said day, at the door OF fb S e
rro6,s " naIlon county, Indiana the rsn,s 1s
he 1oI,n Or Term not exceeding seven vesys -
VIC 4oHo"lng real estate, to-wff: '0~iS VI
.i lou number one hundred and eiobtv r,co, :.
d A.sn roots north addition TO ths liotl IN
I-- fiS' IN Marion county, Indiana
c,,,,, sucn rents and profits will NOT sail
Costs iu 70 satisfy said decree inteTata Ill,
70 viii, at the same time and pIscs s<a lie
on - si!S the Zee simple OF said real
Oh s uc . lnereof as may be sufficienf 70 dS,
'aiu oecfee, Interests and costs "iS-
nh Saio sale will be made without aD,, -.,,.,
NUN valuation or appraisement laws
ALBERT REISSNFR
June %. a. DISC sherih OF Marion county.
---o---sh 9 WILSON Attys. for lf tune24-st
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A copy of the edition Of the Bible printed
by Gutenberg, at Mayence, between l45O
and 1456. recently discovered in the vestry
of church in Saxony, has been purchased
by an English collector for e450. 1t is printed
partly on paper, partly on parchment 1t
was presented to the church ia 1877, and had
laid nearly 200 years among the psalm books
and Bibles, being mistaken for manu-
script Bible.
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Manager Texas R. E. &C. c. Drawing.

Mothers, If unable to nurse your babe, do not
as substitute, feed it on corn starch, arrowroot
and all such thin, fiatulent Stops but feed it on
Ridges Food, which contains all the clements
essential TO its develonAment
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German paper mentions that DIR. Falk,
the author of the Prussian ecclesiasticsI
laws, is the godson of DR.. Foster. the Prince
Bishop of Breslsu, who has taken refuge in
the Austrian portion OF bis diocese to escape
the operation of them. Their fathers were
the Protestant and Catholic ministers OF
Landshut, in Silesia, aud being on very
friendly terms, the one invited the other &c
be his sons sponsor. Both afterward re.
moved to Breslau, and the intimacy between
them has never been broken off,.
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SATURDAY, the 18th dav OfJulv nc

ifF't SALE.-Ey virtua o. 1890,
,copy OF decree tome directed S - ''u ne.
: nii vi ehe superior Court of Marion cn, me
a. nGi II,, ~ cause wherein Fraderici, P ",
- psInslH and Henry H. Gufsn of 81 a'a 5
5enuan :, requiring me to make H. e.e oe-
sosHsn hundred and fifteen doSlars S9ia u x OF
o., IA lsVor OF the plaintiff Frederict- PITY my
thir,|- ,s ue cioss-complaint the further snno ~
sixt s.nree hundred and forty-one 1SolIsrS y,
With ir,e cent y IN favor or Gustavus III. Voss
Win inter- st on said decree an. cost S,,r oss.
Pose at pubic sale, to the hHhest bidder "a,
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1875.
between the hours OF 10 o'clocl, ond
2 =. n OF said day, at the door OF the 1onrf
raoese " Marlon county, Indiana the rents enS
~ Ior a term not exceeding seven wear. ~
'ne ioiio"ing real estate, to-wit: vi
k Ss number eighty-six 1867 in William youre,,.
o ision OF outlot one hundred and eiohfy
county, Indiana. haTion
c msucn rents and profits will not sell for sniff
onn Sul1 70 Hatlsfy said decree Interests Ana
10 a,, VIII a. the same time and place exnose
~ pubic SAFE the fee simple of said real estate
81 50 much thereof as may be sufficient to dis
'sH e SAID decree, interests and costs.
Sa!d sale will be made without anv raliat
whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISsNER
June o. A.p. ,sz5 Sheriff Of Marion county.
TAYLOR K. T., Attys. for Pl'f. iune2a.2t
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FOSTERS TEXAS DRAwISG-UNsoLD TICKETS
CALLED MAS we We have bat few tickets len.
ana the demand upon the general office is in
creasing' agents are hereby requested to send in
ali unsold tickets, except such quantity as thew
are certain OF selling before the drawing.
j. E. FOSTER,
Manager Texas r. e & G. c. Drawing.
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THE TRIAL.

on Thursday, june Z, the trial opened in
the City Hall. Ogden Edwards, grandson
OF the Famous President Edwards, was on
the bench. The prosecution was conducted
by Rheney and Morris, the former being
district attorney, and the latter an able
lawyer and afterwsrd judge. The defense
was in the hands of Hugh MAXWELL and Og,
den Hoffman. The district attorney relied
on the facts which have briefly mentioned,
viction. The defense maintained the
prisoners innocence of murder, even
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The Anderson Democrat states that tw'
supposed horse thieves. James Rybolt ant
Levi Conklin, were captured near the juno
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-03
MEMPHIS, TENN: TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 8, 1875.

mortified by certain religious teachings.
Aside from these causes is a prevalent
notion that it is beneath the dignity Of
men and women TO occupy themselves
with what they shall eat and what they
shall drink. The American has more
intellect than her French sister, but the
latter has softness where she has pertness.
There is nervous excitability and clever
ness in one, mellowness and equality Of
character in the other. The forced bril-
liant vitality of women in American is
subject to fits of reaction, for nature has
its limit In the French woman the mind
is more even and cheerful, and
in the absence OF exhaustive and irregu-
lar demands made upon it, the uniform
health is better. In qualities of purely
mental character. the equal Of the Amer
ican woman cannot perhaps be found in
the world; but With all her knowledge
and intellectual activity, she lacks that
which made the Greeks what they have
been and the French what they are-or-
ganic cultivation. Entwined in these
words are taste and art. A ripper civili-
zation, though not a purer, shall invest
her with a knowledge of these things,
and harmony Of character not now
possessed; and with it will come, alas,
that decadence in morals which always
marches on the heels of the beautiful in
every age and in every climate. 1t is
sad that such heavy tribute should be
exacted as the price of an added enjoy.
ment, but art is inexorable.
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Attachment Notice.

Before P. J. Quigley, a Justice of the Peace
for Shelby county, Tennessee-P j. Mulvi-
hill and I. Rosenstein VS.. W. H. Slater.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTH HAV-
i ING been sued cut under section 1856 Of
the Code Of Tennessee and returned levied
upon tho property of the defendant and afi-
dayit having been made that the defendant is
indebted to plaintiffs by account as follows
To P. }. Mulvihill in the sum of forty dollars,
and to i, Rosenstein in the sum of ten dol
lars, and that the claims are just, and that said
defendant Is a nonresident of the State Of
Tennessee; il is therefore ordered that said
defendant, W. II. Slater. make his personal
appearance before me, at my office, in the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee, on Saturday, the 4th
day of September next, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed by
law, or the same will be proceeded with OK
parte, and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once week, feur consecutive weeks, in
the Public Ledger
This 9lst day of July, 1875.
lS2lSS-l4-15O P.J. QUIaLEY, j.. P,
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mo. ls6O.
NONRESIDENT Notice.

In the First Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Iennessee-,M. j.. Wicks ct al. vs.. W. B.
II T1ii APPEALING 4 II; FROM THE CROSS BILL
i of W. B. Battle in this cause, which. is
sworn to. that the defendants, NJ. j. Wicks,
r. G.. Meacham, Bette II. Meaeham, JEFF d.
Meacham. Belle \. Meaeham, John Il. Mea-
cham, B. S Meacham, Clay Meacham and
Baby Mea ham are non-residents Of the
State of TENNESSEE it is therefore ordered
that they make their appearance herein, at
the Court. hoHse in the city of Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the first Monday in September,
1875, and plead, answer or demur 10 said cross
bill or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to them and set for hearing exparte,
and that copy of this order be published
once week, for four successive weeks, in the
Public Ledger.
This Slst day Of July, 1875.
o0py-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, c. and NJ.
By e. B. MCHENRY, Deputy c. and n.
VANCE 4 ANDERSON, Soils. for Complainant.
l32-l38 l44. $50
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French and American Women.

From "The French at Home."l
The face of the American woman is
more beautiful than that of the native of
any other country. 1t has delicacy of
color and feature, and fneness and intel
lectuality in expression; but the body
supporting the head, regarded from an
artistic and hygienic point of view, is
inferior. For breathing and digesting,
the upper part is lacking in depth. In
word, the American is more fragile
she is hardly Diana, and the French
is something more, although not the
Hebe of Rubens. The French wo-
mans face is as handsome as that Of
any other in Europe, and fades more
slowly. AT forty she glides into an en-
bonpoint with an unwrinkled face and
good complexion-at the age when
English women become heavy-necked
and frowsy, and the American pale and
wrinkled. The climate has something to
do with this, but doubtless her nourishing
food generous wine, and out of door air,
much more. Her mode of living contrib
utes thereto-the exercise and develop
ment Of each function in more natural
and senses manner than with us. There
are ascetic ideas in America which have
a tendency to retard the physical devel-
opement of woman; for mind molds mat
ter. The extremes of American life are
unfavorable to a healthy growth, in its
fastness as well as its ascetcism, where
the flesh is corrupted by dissipation OF
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A young lady in Washington county,
New York, beautiful ard well educated,
and the owner of an $4,000 farm in her
own right, says that when she is married
the entire wedding expenses, including
her dresses, shall not cost over S68, and
that she will make her husband happier
than any city belle can who takes of
four chairs full of padding at night, and
cannot 60 to party wearing a dress
that cost under $40.
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Saturday, August IA, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
property; situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see. to-.wit: Lot No. 8, block Is of Buffers
subdivision, beginning at a stake on the north
line of Elliott street. $50 feet east of in ersec-
ton of DeSoto and Elliott streets. running
easterly SO feet 8 inches to a stake, thence
southwardly 1881 feet to Elliott street, thence
westwardly with the north line of Elliot street
a feet 3 inches to the beginning; it having
been decided to Brooks d SuQgs and to one
Sneed In the proportion of s5420 03 interest in
Brooks x Suggs to $3.50 to Sneed.
Terms Of Sale On a credit of 6, Il and IS
months, purchaser required to give notes with
approved security, lien retained until same
are paid, and equity Of redemFtio barred.
This July %. 1875.
E. A. COLE, G. and NJ.
By n. ]. BLACK. D. G. and NJ.
q. W. WINCHESTER and SMITH & COLLIER,
Attorneys. l25-l30- l36-l42
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1t wasn't Mecklenberg, nor Philadel-
phia where independence was first pro-
claimed, but in letter from Mrs. John
Adams to her husband. When the King
issued his proclamation for the suppress
ing of rebellion and sedition, after the
failure of the mission of Richard Penn,
Mrs. Adams wrote to Mr.. Adams, in
Philadelphia: This intelligence will
make a plain path for you, though a
dangerous one. could not join to-day
in the petitions Of our worthy pastor for
a reconciliation between our no longer
parent State, but tyrant State and these
Colonies. Let us separate; they are un-
worthy TO be our brethren; let US re.
nounce them, and instead of supplica-
tions as formerly, for their prosperity
and happiness, let us beseech the AL
mighty to blast their councils and to
bring to naugbt all their devices" !" This
was declaration of independence pre-
ceding by months that which Jefferson
wrote.
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Attachment Notice.

Before W. Caldwell, Justice Of the peacs
for Shelby county, Tennessee -Stedweii 4
Co. VS.. WI. Slater and W. II. Slater.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAy-
i ING been sued out under section 34s5 Of
the Code Of Tennessee and returned levied
upon the property Of the defendants, and afi-
caayit having been made that defendants are
indebted to plaintiffs in the sum Of = dollars,
due BY account, and that the claim Is lust,
and that said defendants are non-residenis
Of the State Of Tennessee; it is therefore or
dered that said W. j. Slater and W. H, Slater
make their personal appearance before me, al
my ONCE, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee.
on Saturday, the 18th day Of August next,
will beproceeded with ex parte, and That a
copy of this order be published once a week,
for four consecutive weeks, in the Memphis
Public Ledger. This 18th day Of August, 1875.
l29-l35-l4l-lE E,W. CALDWELL, j. P.