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ChMPDELL,-on Tlar=dAy. Jan. &c, 1870, Hugh NJ.
Icotist5 nd ilen1s and the Fulton 'iarS't Assoc.
ciatlu. arc resptctfuN iuFt'l 10 attend the funeral
irui 80 west 22 49, un sunday Jan. lj. at - 4. ~
CRDtlN.-Ou lGu. day. jan i3, 81 CON uuNion,
Hrid. Cronn rene, OF the a,e Daniel L. CroDln N
tle - wear OF her ggr.
R,Iyc, ana fneadf are rcsreettui'y invit.d 20 at.
nd the funeral from h'r ltr rr.4cacc, 80 Monroe
It,, on -un. ay. Jan. -, 81 . r. &.
PI, k.-Jan. a.. after short Illness, Kate NJ. l.. NJ.
PEGS, daughter ur EAt ncker NJ. ANA hntr Peck.
Tn funeral Will tnAc place at i. VI. Ola saturday,
sMIlli-On Frid ', Jan. ~. 1870. Abrtm c. Young
est oi Henry ana loVy Ann sith' N the -Jd year
OF Lt7 agc.
Funcia on Moal ~ evening a. S O'clock from Gem
tr,d IT,. ust church, 42d st. nclr bfna way. 'l,Ves
friends VI the fanny ar respectfully invited 10 al
tend without further notice.
sHAN.-tatneuus fuiI.p, wife Of VIM. Shaw, and
daughter Of JOAN o. anc.4u aiter lingering Illness,
ag,d rs ycalr, mo n rs ami . q Js
The reIlLNcs AM trcu-s oi tur family are invited
to attend thr ful RI rom Ter late lcfd nee, .Oj Mon
Saut snuoi. =, j.. lAutts pie So NY.
SilIktDAN.-Ou thursday J-n, 49, u Inflammation
Of the howell, MARY Aencs Young - Hnufhter ot Peter
a Mary Sl riual hl the I3fA year VI nar age.
IAe relatives and frlrna of inc .a'uiy are respect
fG, t'vcd 60 attend tAe funeral iruui the tcsidrnce
~ her parent 20 sI 81 on saturday, 10Th iasEI al
hall pqst O'ci1ck.
TRACY-On 1hulsday. Jan n, Catherine Tracy, after
along a.d painful iness which size bore ~ith Chria
tlan forttntr.
100 Shc So on fVrdsy, jan 10, 40 i. u'c, c sidfp
Her friends ale respectfully invited 60 attend,
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BROwN-McKFs sON.-On Meincs iay, Jan. II, by
tn Rev r. T. Rogers, ID. ID, Virginia GTurnway, daugh-
ter OF John Mckcsson, 70 George Bruce Brown.
FpACk-EESSAt.-A me hOrae 81 tha'lee Z. But
lcr ESQ trotherlnlaw Of tGc nriGc, Hudson, ~ y by
the Rev, &C Iclsr; assisted Oy the Rev. Dr Flack,
brother OF the groom Prof Robert G. Fleck Of Cave
r.cs College, New TX, o ANITA o.. daughter OF the
late ilcury " Rcsslc Esq, Of Hudson, y. Y. .
GOki El4-MI hMFI- On " cGhCs4Hy, Jan. L., 1876.
rs hie Honor. Navor Wickhsu, Pau G1cpcl TO Marie
WINNER. bptu Of this Guy. 80 cnrts.
UD- LII Anon Ntdnrsd1y, Jan. i by the Rev.
y. a. NJ Chs pWun, ID. D., ~ ~ lnuls NJ. D.. Church,
ran g. dooentcroi Harvey q. Lane, E'q 10 Thomas
FINNSt lillN.-GpLn-N trIt-Ol Sundly, Jan. 9,
az the lrsll. Of ir brides mother. ~ tI" tv. pr.
s. Adr, hc.maA a. EuFtcaplm % Isabella Goldsmith,
NUiA VI nm lIly.
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Steamship Cleopatra savannah. mdse. and pass.
steamship Chy Of New York. Liverpool, udec. and
lafs.
steamship Richmond. Richmond, City Point, amt Nor
oih, udsc. and pass
steam snip william +. CLYDE. Philadelphia, mdsc.
steamship Castalla, Genoa. m Use. ana p1ee.
Steamship Java, Liverpool. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Victoria, Glasgow, md.c aud pass.
steamship Pioneer Wilmington, y. c., laval stores.
sup Cornelius GrinuC London, ndBc.
AtOtnc u-uil river ana cOIstNiss vcs-cE.
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FRIpAY. Jan. H.-flour met with less active
inquiry. Rup'fhnr and No, 2 steady. Extra Shipping
STATE sod u ta95 spring bakers 'nd trace sitras
dull Rye nour steady. Corn meal Quiet, We
quote; Flour, - bbl,, snpernne state aud western,
~ 35CAt4 7bt extra ftatc, &C, s6luGlfh3bi winter
wheat and Xx, sbOefs, Minnesota patent 50 poe
p25 Southern bakers ana family hrandH, tfst 49,
CoTroE- Spots were re. hover AVID DUH hiddiIps
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AJudse's Indignation.

Col. Adams, Of the brooklyn City Works
Board having Instituted suit for $4,000 damages
against Deiras Btrnrs Of Tie ANUS Gprrcd 10 Judge
Nelson for an orinrof rrlst Tne Judge iud K
nalt GaI ,lptiy demcG the motion. lic further de-
cidcd that uetcHfttrn Oyil actions no orders Tor
rNtH would De granted agalnst persona living WITHIN
tho limits OF tnu clty,
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No rcc.nrIanism in the Schools.

Col. John ID. Williamson has been chosen
President OF the American Free School Union, IN or
ganlaiun that viii profess political pr forencef and
aunt etctarun dpEWHs al wall lnflft Tie
tttlln u.d ELEVATION OF our common scnpo system,
ti.t ever, child, VT bout regard 80 birthplace, creed,
color, eOcll position may he eligible good
mon school education at the expense OF the whole
IL
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Tho Kentucky s.nntorsh,r,

CEciNNArr, jan. n.-rhc first ballot In tho
Kentucky Legislature to-day, for United States Senator,
Icu icd Is fonow,i Bees, as Williams, fji Leslie,
~ nud Nadrwuithi II. hteVenton ard Kelley scfe
Nh lawn. rue second naoi resulted the same the
nrst, WhcrcupOn Che session adJolfned.
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The Peorlo's Common Sense Medical Advisor, a
bOOk fauoutunpug's, Istited "a over go eugrav
ug3 and cuorci plates, and 80 Al th' tXC'elngy low
pl Tee OF SlaO trlls yon how 10 cure tatni Liver
Couulaiul" p>spepaia " Indigestion, SCH Bllhous
AMI other Ilradach'3, scrufula bronchial, Ihrua and
Lung DsPascsi an diseases peculiar to Womcn, nnd
mott Otnor chronic well a. acute disorders. Il con
male and fcnelo single rn1 married, rowhore 81 sc 10
b. found Men aud women, ma"Tled and single, are
tempted TO ASK their family physician tnolsands 81
question: delicate topics nut deferred from do
Ing ~ by ttlr IdestY. THIS work answers just such
questions fully anu PLAINLY az % lcayc no one in
o oS rosca n pce Kdd.s ss anRor T. Pefee
Al ID Wurlds Dleneusary. BulT.ID n y
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Businsss slo.ites.


SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNING,
WIN contain eight pages embracing the NEWS OF
THE DAY and IN abundant supply OF fresh, original,
selected arr Gle. Of the grcitast intereGt.
PRICE, TllhEE CENTS
NIWSMEN Will do wei &c ord r iOcrrlly. Purchss-
ors 70 insure copy should order from dealers to-day.
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rscd IN preparing Lrtcocks Worm Z Ter recon-.
meudc by tur allL needles, antfo ties ~ being well
and safely atuted r. the expulsion Of orns anu other
impurities from GA4ldfln nId adults.
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Rupture cured nv Dr. Nnr-h prirclpnl Of
late Mar-n COO, at W. on olcc, NcacJ ~. CASTOR
House; no uptown branch.
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More Proef!-wrams & Son lDrlggls,sl,. N:
Mangessisr,, ~, gf Ml.IAEI 5 Pi'1E lGFE IAt
cuanuu,s aud cert.iy = has ,syed many lives by
thoroughly purifying tlc blood ana tn"ntY curing
LnnaAs LNlla. .uIe IlIn. llLnrrn. AND LunhlnnklOn
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"strrngcst Liniment 10 Nnrtef," "pRowN'S
HOUSEHOLD PANAtEA' For ~ tfn1l and Cx Iernal
use. cures kneuiAltilni, CoAc, Colds, spreius and
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You will nnd MRS WGNsLow's SOOTHING SvRuP an
invaluable fren' IL cur,s dysentcry ami disrsana.
regulates the stomach aud bowels, wilma cole.
softens the runs reduces nhamnaton and gives tone
snd energy to the whole system. In Almost every
stance where tho infant a suffering from pain and
laustiOn relief vi hr found nftc"n twrnty min
ute. after tie Soo'uns Syrup has been administered.
DO lot iail to procure II.
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The defects Of the old Eiars!c Truss are reIu-
cdled IL PomIoy's. lrice "a. IA Broadway.
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The police say that they have new and dam
aging &c. tunony tyalu Kuleustum, the alleged muir
rcr OF sara Alexander az East New York. Nm. a.
Beach 10 ~ defend the prisoner.
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Mothers saw they would not hc without
Moneilh 1eethng Cordial. Price IS GEMS.
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Dr. r. v Pierce Of Bulr,lo, distinguished IN surgery
nd 80 general practice Of the profession he honor',
has nloac Vaiunble contribution to the medical ttrA
lure Of the day IN comprehen. Ne WORK sntl,iea
" Tho PtOplrH Common SNnSe Medical hdNlstf..
While scientific throughout, n rs tingu1ry free from
technical ana sted terms. IL CONES ikht Gown 10 he
common fpnse OF ever, day NE Dr. Pierce Ia noble
specmnen OF Amcric iu ~ .nhood n has sprung from
the neople; and, with many sympathles in common
will he ni,sars has sought To render them suDstan-
tial service Ia tins the great Wogh Of Lis iife-Ad9
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"Uucie SANS Cough Cure" uwcnty cents
bottlc) Tor coughs COTS, and AZ thTOdi diseases.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAu-ruts nay.
sun rlses... % sun SETS. 90 Moon sets 10 10
mon WArFE-rnts DAY
sandy HOok1O 40 Gov. islnnd.1l 80 Hell Gate 1 70
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For Cougi,s. sure Throat. or Group. nsr nc
once Wit4ra Bais.n Of Wiz CnerfY 80 Ceitt and u.
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Quirk's Irish Tea, the great remedy for bill
iouraess' Pnee 20 ceoU, a. afuggsp,
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IfyOu are bilious,

Take nothing but Qulrk's Irish Tea, and DO
cured for 20 ecDts,-AdV,
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Weekly an monthly paymonts for furniture,
carpets, Ruh DeddIns. H. NJ IVhpeith"A1' 100 NhAF
balu 5t.-Atp,
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On the result being announced, Mr.. Blaine
took the floor, and, by a motion to rrcon'der,
obtained tie right 20 speak. lie SAID tnnt the
only object on his side II the lIouse was not 20
be Obstructive tSeycrel Dcmocrts-Ne hope
notl, not 10 delay legislation by any Of those
means With which the last House WAS 50 linll-
lar. They had no desire to llibust'r. Although
the Civll RIGHTS till which hud been designed
to give the nights OF manhood to colOrcd men.
had been ready TO DO rcported nom II
committee, hbusterlng cut on the
chlnco to report it for seventeen con,
secutyo Monday mornings; aud ono, 81
the chief parliamentary glories OF his friend
from Pcnnsl yanM (AN !,andalD was that
through the extreme uae q that powet he hal
prevented Z consideration OF that hil lhey de-
signed no such process. They shnplY l'siied 70
have a vote ON whether Jefferson DAVIS should
DO Included IN the general pmnesty. II nj
friend from Massachusetts tNr ihnksh whom
he saw smiling with that wn7ome smile 10
which no (Mr. lileinol was always glad to re-
spond, would excuse him, no would suggest
that his (Nr nlnne's) amcndmcnt was better
| than the contlcman's in another respect. Inc
| gontlem0n's (ir. B,uhss) amendment allowed
the oath 10 be taken IN any State Court oI Iec-
ord--in u Prot ate Count, for instance.
A Republican hombeI-Or u Police Court. ,
Mr. blame hen NY nlend lhr. ianks'sl
/ amendment IN harder ON them than mlne' j
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tsct tue SfGr
Shoe at walsh Bros, 100 Franklin. st., Grecnpont.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04

mind and power whose empire they
insult and whose very presence they
pollute with their deeds and char
acter. The human soul needs for
its virtue a ruling mind never to be
absent, never to be evaded, but al
ways present with reward or pun
ishment; the religious heart needs
to have its love influenced by the
thought that the Being it worships
is in the very air that touches the
cheek, and is mysterious agency
in the very tomb where The earthly
body returns to dust. Such a Deity,
rescued from the iron-like form Of
the past imagination, can become
incarnate in Christ, can enter the
soul of the penitent, can explain
the mental and moral phenomena
of earth, explain its learning, its
progress, its love, its beauty, and
then can enter the chamber Of death
and make it the gateway of a second
existence,
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RecullarIx PsinfnI Arrest

a gentleman Of the name Of
Boucheret has just been arrested in
PARIS under exceptionally painful
circumstances He was seen walk
ing along the Rue de Rannes, sup
porting on his arm another gentlev
man who appeared to be struggling
with contending emotions. Sud
denly policeman espied M. Bou-
oheret in the act'o plunging his
hand into his companions pockets.
When he withdrew them they were
full, and he was then observed to
transfer their contents into his own
pockots, These movements caused
The policemen to fall into a grave
error, no less than Of mistaking NJ.
Boucheret for q common thief. AT
the guard-house, whittier the latter
was conducted in spite of his most
earnest protestations, he explained
that he had long been a sorrowful
witness of the misery which is
caused by intemperanoo, and had
resolved to devote his life to the
noble mission of esoorting drunk
ards to their homes when they were
unable to take care of themselves.
At the same time, as all labor must
be paid or the laborer would starye,
he had made o practice of taking
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Dangerous Invention.

Many years ago a gentleman in a
subordinate department of the
Bank of Ireland discovered a device
more useful than hair-splitting,
though of the like nature he
found out q way of splitting bank
notes, so that each note became
two, and to all appearances were
the same as when they were one,
including, of course, the water
mark and all the rest Of it. He
was an honest man, and informed
the government of the result of his
ingeuuityI whereupon, on his
solemn promise Of never revealing
his secret, they made him Governor
of the bank. Another gentleman,
but who, unhappily, is a rogue, has
lately made his appearance in Lon
don. He has invented a certain
acid which causes the writing to
disappear from the check, and then
he fills up the blank space accord
ing 10 his aspirations, His medus
operapdi is the following: He pro.
cures a real check, drawn by "a good
name, for seventeen or nineteen
poqpdsy tho Wqr@ "Ropnds" ia
Qbliterated so completely that no
trace of the original writing can be
djscerped even under the micro
scope, and the words @hundred g
pounds inserted in its place two
eipbers are added to the figures,
and then the thing ia aoHe, SINCE all
the other parts Of the document
including the signature, are quite
correct. This Ingenious plan ia
causing great CONSERVATION in Lon
don, and the gentleman who in
vented it could get good round
sum to retire from business.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04

New York Letter,l
There are SO many theories of
marriage and divorce nowadays
that the future writer upon the
"Civilization of the World" will
find many curious problems to deal
with in describing the marriage
relations in this country. With
their minds filled with all sorts Of
notions and doctrines by lectures
upon this topic; witnessing the
unhappy experiences of mothers
and sisters; and reading, every day,
accounts Of divorce suits which
might appal any person from the
contemplation of marriage, it is not
strange that both men and women
seek some new panacea for the
troubles Of the marriage relation,
and especially a preventive for such
troubles. Recently legal gentle
man of this city was solicited to
draw a document which would
stand fire, by which man and
woman might enter into covenant
to live together as man and wife
so long as both Of them chose to
do so, and no longer. The object
of the paper was to define the
rights of property which might
accrue to, each, and to settle the
custody of the children, if any
there should be. The plan was a
simple one. The children were to
be assigned-the boys to the father,
the girls to the mother. Ii a sepa-
ration occurred, all property be-
longing to either at the time of
marriage was to be returned intact,
if possible. All other property ac-
quired subsequent to marriage was
to be equally divided. The paper
was drawn; but it is doubtful, the
lawyers say, whether it can be en-
forced. However, the lawyer in
forms me that the marriage cele-
bration took place on Monday
evening, at which this paper was
read in presence of a company Of
fifty persons, and signed by the
contracting parties and witnesses
and the woman has taken the mans
; name, as if married regularly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04

The evidence in the Edwards
Heating breach of promise suit,
Which has been stimulating the
prurient curiosity of San Francisco,
Included great many love letters.
On one oecqsiop the defendant was
so upreasQnably amiable as to writer
my Darling Emily | would give
all | have on earth and all of my
future to be with you one-half
hour" Although he seemed to be
in a mood to mortgage time and
eternity in consideration of a half
hour, she read the letter, seized a
pen and scolded him for being an
!inconstant lunar"-whatever that
may be. When the defendant re-
ceiyed this missiye the defendant
was watching the stock market with
anxious interest, and he had no
time for romance. In other words,
he was long of stocks and short oI
sentiment, So he instructed his
cashier to answer the letter. II
was done in this wise: "Mr. Keat-
ing directs me to say that they sin
who tell us love can die; love is
indestruotihle, but with life all Other
passions fly, Loves holy fame
forever burneth; from heaven il
came, to heaven it returneth. X
hopes to see you after the spring
rise" The spring rise in stocks
was what the bouyant proxy meant
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Thurgday, Deeember I, 1s7O,

between the hours Of eleven o'clock am. and
o'clock pm, at the southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets, in the city of
Memphis, Tenn, proceed to sell at public sale
TO the highest bidder. for cash, the following
described lot Of land lying in said city Of
Memphis, in Shelby county, Tennessee, and
bounded: Beginning fty-four feet from the
northwest corner Of Lot To 4l3. at the inter-
section Of Poplar street and what is known as
Corporation alley, OF the fret alley east Of
Third street. ~ stake: thence south and
parallel with the said alley one hundred and
forty-eight and half feet to a stake; thence
east parallel with Poplar street fifty feet to a
axe; thence north and parallel with said
alley one hundred and forty-eight and a half
feet to stake in Poplar street; thence west
with Poplar street fifty feet to the beginning
being thep prol erty conveyed by deed from b.
B. Maddell, trustee. to the heirs of Michael
Eagan, deceased, dated June II, 1855, recorded
in Book 81, Part |, page 81, etc. The equity Of
redemption is waived in the deed, and title
supposed to be good, hut convey only as r." q
tee.
JOHN P. TREZEyANT Trustse
ksFRs ELLETT, Attorp avs. Raj
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MEMPHIS TENN. SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER A. 1876

"the obulus of friendship" from
the purses Of those to whom he had
rendered signal service. The COM
missaire de police expressed him.
self perfectly satisfied with the
explanation; but suggested that it
had better be repeated before a
magistrate, and that it would even
be expedient for NJ. Boucheret to
pass through the formality Of a
trial for petty larceny.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04
strong. Minded French women.

A correspondent Of the London
News, writing of the Working
Mems and Women's Congress in
Paris says: "The appearance Of
women in the tribune is not novel
to those who attended the clubs in
184S and during the winter of the
siege. Extreme Republicanism in
France has ever favored the public
influence of women. am glad to
record that the ladies have shown
parliamentary abilities and a ca
pacity to remain in order at the
sitting in the Rue d'Arras. So lar
they have confined themselves to
the discussions of questions affect
ing the interests of workwomen
and children. Mile Raoul, an
extremely pretty lingerc of eight
and twenty, was twice elected to be
one of the secretaries, and would
have been, a third time, had not
the Cheyenne Andre, who is plain,
middle aged, but fluent, and an
able debater, objected. She had
learned that the Cheyenne Raoul
was not delegated by any group,
and therefore had no right to be-
long to the bureau. The Cheyenne
Hardoin is woman of superior
parts. She contributed to the Rap
pei a graphic and stirring recital Of
her sufTerings in May, June, July
and August, 1871, and those of her
fellow-captiyeS when prisoners Of
the Versaillists. Originally a
school-mistress, she now directs, |
am told, a ready-made under-cloth-
ing establishment. Her appearance
is interesting, without being theatri-
cll. She makes an impression the
moment she'steps into the tribune.
A sweet voiceprepossesses the hearer
! in her favor"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04

The annual income of the chari-
ties Of London amounts to nearly
$12,0O0,000. OF this large amount
nearly two.thirds is derived from
voluntary contributions, the other
being derived from dividends,
property or trade. The amount
thus contributed exceeds the entire
revenues Of many continental
States, If to this large sum there
were added the appropriations to
the London poor through poor rates
and OF her sources, the total expendi-
ture in charity within the bounds
Of the metropolis would probably
exceed $25, 100000 annually.
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LEGAL.
lNo' I5o5.
NOR.RrsidsDt Notice.

In tho Chancery Court Of Shelby County,
Tenn. Magdale1l Juncker (Yuncker) VS..
Louis Juncker lfuncSer).
TT APPEARING FROM SHERIPFS' RE
4 turn in this cause that the defendant. Louis
Juneker lluncker), after due search and dill
gent inquiry. Is not to be found in his county ;
1t is therefore ordered that he make hIs sp-
pearance herein, ut the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Mopaay in December, 1876. and plead,
answor ar demur to complainants' bill, or
the zane will be taken for confessed as to
him. and set for hearing ex parte: and that
a copy Of this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the Public
Ledger,
Ihi5 18th day Of October, 1876.
A copy Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, O. and NJ.
BY X. y, BLACK, d. G, ana NJ,
i. B MicOg, Sci. fer complainant.
a6.Ai-k1-5B