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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland
A VERY MEAN swIxDLER,


A gray haired Italian missionary of music named
Angelo Fcini, living at No. 81 South Fifth avenue,
while grinding hrs organ ough tho streets on the Sd
Of March accosed by Ernest Picot Of No. % Prince
street. who asked him whether he did want better
employment The musician replied that his talents
were hardy apprcc in this unculturcd community
and he would he glad to ind remuuera,ive work.
Pcot innocent Italian that he putting men
to work the Central Park. and would put naino
also upon the payroll II lac would lay aside the organ
ss Asals both Saed. f seo Es'ps the pro-
room aud directed him 10 Icayc his instrument
there, would not look well to take II the Park.
The organ was deposited behind the bar and PIcot led
his dupc Office whore he old him to wait iii
ticket given him emitting him to employ ment In
the Park After waiting several hours Fciin lett ia de-
SPAR and went lack to get his instrument. He found
that Pcot. In The meantime, had called, accompanied
by negro boy and carried OH the organ Ii WAS sub.
scquenly learned that Plcot had sold the instrument
SO 10 Carlo Giani, OF No III Mott street. Tho
swindcr was arrested short time amer and being ar
ragLcd yesterday admitted his guilt and p.cAIcd for
cuiency the ground that he had wife and two help
loss children. Tire Court sent him Prison for
year and q half
TWO HOPEFUL YOUTHS
Custavc Pierce. aged seventeen years Of No l2l For
syth street, jointly indicted with Albert Miller aged
twcnty-one years. Of No IL EIdrdgc street. for at
tempting break INTO the premises u Hobcrt smith,
No. 10 Delaney street. on the night Of April H.
pleaded guilty aud were sent TO tate Prison Tor three
years
Albert Miller was arraigncd under another iudict.
ment pending against HIM for stealing $50 worth OF
clothing from NJ No. 2l3 Broome street on the
18th inst lie admitted hs guilt and Was up the
river for four years.
BOLD BURGLARS SENTENCED.
Two young Of twcnty-one years each named
Joseph Redmond, Of No 342 East Thirty Aixlh street.
and Robert Williams. home. were sent 10 the state
Prison Tor each upon their pleading guilty
10 burglary the third degree. On the afternoon Of
April Onlccr Joseph Cottrcl OF the Twenty SECOND
precinct saw them coming out Of hallway IN Ninth
avenue and following, saw them enter house NJ No
4ul West Forty whence they emerged in
Tow minutes and entered the residence OF Alexander
0rnham No 37o Ia the same street. They remained
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FOUND DROWNED.

Al two o'clock yesterday afternoon the body Of m
unknown man found At the foot Of Twenty third
street. He was about forty-nvc years old five feet
nine inches In height had sandy hair and whisxers
wore brown ovcrcoa black cloth ribbed pants pepper
and salt vest white SHIRT red flannel undcrshrt and
Canton flannel drawers The had been IN tho
water since Saturday night having boon fall Oh
the dock that time Every effort had boon enade
rescue him. but without success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
RIVER THIEVES AGAIN.

On last Sunday evening very adroit robbery was
committed by river thieves. They stole nom the deck
barge ten Of cigars the custody ihs New
York and Baltimore Trans portaion Company Tor ship
mcnt TO the latter city. They were worth s. 800 and
no trace Of the thieves having been Uncovered yet
Mc.srs Moony and holland, who are working up the
cnse oncr liberal reward for any infor nasIon that
may load 70 the recovery Of The ssoisn sood&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
HIGHwAYMEN SENTENCED.

In the Kings county Court OF Sessions yesterday,
before Judge Moore and Associate Justices OF Sessions
NcKibbcn and wafort Martin MCGOWAN. alias John
WILSON, and william Roberts, alias william Rely were
tried highway robbery. and sentenced 10 imprson
mant cach for Z term Of twcnty yearG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY April II. lB1u
In tho Court Of Appeals today the following business
was transacted -
No. 160.-Brown va Champlain. Argued by James
A. Allen for appellant and by ). NJ Humphrey for re-
spondcnt
No 167--Intcrnatonal Life Insurance Company vs..
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company Argued by
Joseph A. wcch Tor appellant and A. j. vanderpoel Tor
respondent.
No. l69.-Richard VI. Wellington Argued by G. /.
Lyon for appellant and William A. Butler Tor respondent
Adjourned
CALENDAR.
CorRr OF AppKALs Day CALENDAR MONDAY, APRIL
%, lS76-Nos o. no. III l72 ls3, 1865, 671s aud ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

Gilbert Nnieu the day Waterman, employed on
Woodruff 4 Robnson's dock, Brooklyn. had his at;en-
ton called yesterday to the unruly conduct OF a man
named Joseph Gerrty, aongshorcman and he at cncc
ordered him leave the place Gcrrty concndcd that
he had JUST good right there any other
man, whercupon the Waterman struck him on the
head with oaken stick three times with such
violence 10 fracture his skull The injured was
removed the City Hospital and his assaant escaped
The physicians az tho hospital consider the wounds a.
OF n probably fatal character
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in the house about hour when they emerged. car
rying trunk between them. The officer, In company
with ofhcer John Cottrcl. Of the precinct, ar
Rested the young and took them, with their booty
10 the station house. when the trunk found 10 con-
tain SSH worth OF jewclry, plate and clothing. which
the thieves had obtained by ransacking Mr. Graham
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22
FUsILLADE OF BANK SUITS.

II was what is known "short cause day ycster-
day in branch Of the Supreme Court Circuit, held
By Judge rev Judges in courts possess
such happy faculty Of expcditirg trials Among the
multiplicity tried before him yesterday there
was a rum so TO speak. bank suits, less tnan live
suits this kind being ,rcd with vcrdics In each case
for he bank. The nrst suit that OF the Harlem
Bank against John |. Brown IN which the veruict was
Tor 81 sos 55 second that OF the Tenth Netiouai
against Engelhart whitieldcr. with verdict OF
BIZ $50 90: the third that OF the East
RIVER Bank against Thcmas Palmer, the verdict
,eipg 81, S5s So; the iourih the sun OF tho ler-
:hants' National Bank against Eugene A. Merwin.
sunr In verdict OF 50, sos IS; and the nth the suit
d the Cambridge Valley National Bank against James
Brandrcth Mathews. IN which the hank got verdict
Of t2o,3ll ii.
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10 Supreme Court, Circuit, held by Judge rarrcmoro
John T. Purdy obtained verdict yesterday or s3ss "a
FOR liquors furnished 10 the Arcadian Cluu
Ia the suit ~ William s Montgomery against Charles
Porter Sumner, 10 restrain The latter nom selling or
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result Of trial yesterday, before Judge Law
renee, In the Supreme Court, Circuit The moral IS
that " person, awaiting himself or the freedom
specially vouchsaicd 10 patriotic citizens the Fourth
n July 70 drink muIt,tudinvus toasts "thc day
celebrate goes biindly staggering about and srumbics
nto an excavation. hc can hardly expect the city TO
pay Tor tho injuries sustained The case trial
WAS SUIT brought by Mr. Mcdonald against the city
10 recover $50 700 'isnagrs injuries ic
received IRON faiing into the Fourth avenue excava-
tion ON the evening Of tue 4ta Of July 1875 The owl
dcnce showed that the com painrnt with other men,
bcfs u the American cotcrie had been spending tho
his way home from the latter place hc fell INTO The ex
cavnton The jury, however, evidently thought that
Inasmueh az the plaintiff was patriotic citizen tho
city al least should pay the expense OF the suit and
they accordingly brought in q verdict for s,x cents
damages for the plaintiff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

AMUsEMkNTs. =
r'o''''F and Manage. Fiji :EIEs LESTER wAILAcK
sTANDAEp rLAYs.
viii continue 10 the end Of tis present season.
me nov comsdy Drama. entitled
eanno. possibly DO acted amer Tuesday next April Is, In
''"''' On wEDSEsGxy EVENING, APRIL 70,
o i I"SDoS isss IRA scHsa''
~ n wh,sn
will appear for the nr>t time since biz Illness
n HA z ro sEcSErr. Y, VIZ l rLoyD
xS DSh hpx S SRRA6s B6k Xxx
Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
= MADAME MAxzoCCIII
LeSs Repeatedly 70 am unes her coxcv.
on TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL IS
which she win have the assistance Of the follow
Madame PAPPExnEfw. soprano.
BY permission 81 ". strskosch
MIN s..g m9 pEp xsgESGMx s;pTsffo tenor
Mr. L. q. GUrTsCHALk. baritone.
Ms y MILLS, pisno.
MrH +; r MiiIils D D,s."
Mr. cHARLES wEKNER. vicloneef'-
X AS NJ s.r nH 6isr i:ssG ARTISTS
Signcr AisBffE~ and SiRnor AGRANO<TE Conductors.
Admission 81 Kcsevved Seats e. AZ al the principal
(ESD TUE StNDAy rELk.KAs r,e ,,
nAxcIxG At RINK. esd sr AND I'D Az. THIS
~ aheruoen aud evening Largest danei1g platform Ia
the world; enjoyment certainty partners provided tor
strangers Admission sos. q; ladies irss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

nANCISG At RINK. esd 81 AND I'D Az, THIS
~ aneruoon aud evening Largest danci1g platform la
the world enjoyment certainty partners provided tor
strangers Admissloh coc. ladies Tree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-22

DEAD THE SUNDAY rELEDRAM.
III II CONTAINS ALL TuE MEMS FOR TWO CENTS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13
Advertising for a Wife in Italy.


In Milan, young nObleman of marri-
geableIage, and master of Il fortune of
10000 francs year, not long ago came
to the conclusion that it was time for him
to look for wife. His pursuits in life
not being of the most strenuous charac-
ter, he had leisure to combine amuse-
ment with research. Accordingly he adj
vertised his want in Milanese news
paper, requesting that every answer to
the advertisement might be accompanied
by thu portrait of the lady who replied.
4 collateral result of this notice was that
two or three of the best Photographic ar
fists of the city had more work on their
hands than they could attend to. The
direct result was siXty-five lett9rs, with
as many fair maidenly countenances as
would furnish gOod-siZed album. The
answers were in some cases accompanied
by parental certificates, setting forth in
touching language the charms and viz
tues of the daughters. Embarrassed by
a choice of such unexpected variety, and
DESTROYS to crafty that sense of humOr
which even the serious nature of his quest
cOuld not repress, the young man replied
to each of his correspondents that, before
coming to n final decision, personal
not exactly interview, but inspection
would be OF advantage. To each of the
ladies', of course without the knowledge
of the others, he sent ticket for an or
chestra stall il. the Scala Theatre, an
nouncing that he himself would be in a
particular box, the number and station of
which he stated. 4 few evenings later
the play going public of Milan were per-
picked to explain the appearance of one
rows of stalls in that immense building.
y long line of beauties, in toilets of eX
IRENE elegance, unbroken by single
black coat, was observed. Furtiyely and
with trepidation, did each damsel from
time to time raise her opera-glass to that
box-the cynosurc of many bright ewes
LIN which the graceful youth reposed.
Suspicieusly and with darkened brow.
did each damsel turn to the long file Of
her neighbors, and wonder at the mag
netism which drew each glass to one cen
tral point By and by the audience, to
whom some hint OF the secret had leaked
out, began to give audible signs that they
enjoyed the joke. The sporadic laughter
of the theatre increased the confusion of
the young ladies, and the contagion of
fun turned the sporadic mirth into 4 gen
eral roar. At this point our informant
drops veil over the scene, concluding
his narrative with the trllmpet-cali,
Daughters of Eve, revengeu' Wedues-
ton if that young man viii get married
in Milan.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13

WHAT COMPANY DO YOU KEEP.-Ed-
ward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon, adopted
a rule of conduct which must have been
fruitful of much that was uoble in
his character and opinions. Ii was To
seek always the eompanionship of per-
sons better than himself, With admira-
bic frankneSs and ingeniousners, he tells
us that ''IIe never was so proud, nor
thought himself so good a man as when
he was the worst man in-the company -
These are the words of Il wise spirit, ar
IDENTIFY yearning to feed its own highest
aspirations at the feast of the best
thoughts and purposes, which other gift
ed and cultured minds could furnish.
Millions of pure intentions and innocent
lives have been borne to destruction by
the influence of cOmpaniOnship. Ii is
the solemn duty of every one to inquire
into the nature and far reaching tenden-
cies of his friendships. They NAV be
tender and priced; but if of doubtful in
huence, they are on account of their in
timacy all the more perilous.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13
American and FOREIGN Patents.

GILMORE & CO.. Successors 20 ChipnaH,
H0suer 4 Co. Solicitors Patents procured in all
tries Ne Fee in Advance No charge miles, the pat
ent Is granted No fees for making preliminary
nations No additional fees for obtaining and conduct
ing a rehearine BY a recent decision Of the Commits
si0ner ILL rejected apnlica-ions may be revived Spe
cia attention given 10 Interference Cases before the
Paten, once Extensions before Congress Infringe
nent suits in different states, and all litigation apper-
tanning to Inventions Patents send stamp TO GIL
MORE & CO., for pamphlet Of sixty pages.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13
Contains no QHinine or Ar
SeniC, nor any deieteHOaS
substance Wh0te0eY.

THIS medicine, 07cing 10 its .gyeat me,--
IL, has been a 1y0Hdel7uL success. His
CAREFULLY 6Omb0Unded cfbureT Ulgeka-
6le ingredients, AMI neUey fails, zgheH
properly taken, to are the most o6sti-
nate cases gJt0e r and agUe, neuralgia,
and all maEarIaI diseases. Unlike chill
remedies generally if1-e9uires no b4,g-
aki0e 10 be taken zoihF If, tie medicine
acting gently and agreea6y UPON the
HVcr itSeEaHa b oz0els, efectHaEy re-
mOVing the caHse efhhe disease, nor
merely EeWb0rGJTI y checking IT, Herein
consists 0He great adoaRfqge ifhas 0gey
all ether Pyebaraf lens. Tile grooming
excellence Of this remedy, H0z0e0ey,
750Ue tie bsymaHe my and certainty ct
its elIye, IS the fact that no flyIH,y zcihat-
sver eaH ay5se from IT'S use, as is certain
10 &c The CASE z0hsH qHLgine on; arsenic
are taken, zohich are tie printable in
gradients ofmasf IF ne ejiiH medicines
n0zO IN use.
1t has been ozytie HI4rly successful IN
tie cltrc Of chronic cases Of tAizs, fire.
9UeHty making cives after all ether
remedies had taileG
rs honic ii is H1y7raLeG. II in
grasses tie appetite, promotes digestion,
Keeps The stomach IN a hcaLtiy r0ndi-
hoH, acts upon tie H0e,, and assists the
system 10 hir0z0 eff the tHt2Renre gfma-
Az,Ta-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13
DIR. LANCASTER S
DISpENSARY 1872 Fifth Street, near Mar
LOUISVILLE. XIV.

FTlS Dispensary has been established 20 years in the
L same office. The Doctor is regular graduate Of
medicine; has had q large practice i'm his SPECIALITY
than any physician in America. GOnorThea. elect.
Structure, Naricocele syphilis Scrofua, skin and Blood
Diseases, cured in half the time, and .. half the
peDse required by others Female Diseases Leucor-
Thea Whites, Falling Of the Womb Irregularities,
Suppression Of the Monthlies, &c, treated with
and Impotency, the result Of self-abuse in
youth, or Sexual Excuses in maturer years, rem
dering marriage improper or unhappy permanently
cured Medicines furnished, saving patients than
our whole charges. No mercury or mineral poisons
used Rubber goods for sale. Patients treated by mail
express Charges reasonable Call personally ad-
dress above Consultation free, and correspondence
10 II a. n. oct9-ly.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13

ton Of your race, and bearing on it the
seal and signet of dignity"
''This is an important lesson for every
boy and girl in the land TO learn, and we
hope its importance will impress all, and
produce prOmt action.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13

"a woman in Omaha, 100 years Of age.
has had her grave clothes on hand for
fifteen years. Unless said clothes CON
si>tS solely of a pair of gloves, we should
thinSs they would make her hand tired -
NicRSburg herald.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13
NEIL s. BROWN. Sr.
Hon. EDWARD II. EAST.
Rev. Dr.. HUNTER,
Rev. DR.. ABBEY.

NASHVILLE. October % 1873.
We know the above gentlemen well. and know them
be every way reliable; John C. Ferris, Judge County
Court W A. Knight County Trustee z. d. Whitworth,
Sheriff Davidson CO.; y. F. Bnkley, County Register;
Nat BaXter. c. and NJ Chancery Court; Rev DR. W. d.
r. Sssvrie; Sas T. Clerk County Court Nat F. Dorteh,
Circuit Court Clerk; +. NJ W0odall, Deputy Sheriff;
Andrew johnson. Ex-President u. States; Qsv DR.. J.
CRocKgR's RoADs. Robertson Co. Ap'i p 70
DIR. Hendershot, Nashville, Tenn write this with
out solicitation from any body but in gratitude to you
for your energy and enterprise in presenting such
medicine as youreLiyer and Blood Purifier and 10 Dr.
Thornton his energy and skill in preparing the
my T4th year. and have been fighting eonslimp-
attacked with violent and distressing cough. I tried
the usual remedies, but without any relief and
sinking rupidly; the cough ineessant, day and
night; could not sieep no appetite, ver almost tor
pid; bowels tied up and must nave died in ten days
IL had not COTTON relief happened 20 see ex-6ov.
Browns and Judge Easts certificates in the Cumberland
Almanac; their cases just covered mine fortu-
nate IN finding the medicine at Link 5, Cross Plains.
commenced taking the medicine Immediately, and in
two DAYS or as soon il had time take effect upon
they s stem, my cough ceased, and could eXpectorate
freely without the distressing cough have now taken
bottles and halt my liver is all right bowels and
stomach all night, have good appetite, and sleep well,
and all oyer well as expect to be, and be
years ago, that would now be healthy and vigorous
old man. intend TO be without this siicne as
long can get it, and live. have doubt but that
it viii cure eradicate consumption in its early stages
Respectfully, W. c. RICHMOND.
The statement Of Mr.. W c. Richmond is fully in
dorsed by the following wen known gentlemen,
T. D. RICHARDS,
OF tbs firm 90 Manlove Richards Meadows
Esfy~D DR. Thornton's Liver and Hood Purifier is nov
known to be 10 goo times better than any ether in Amer
lea TO cure Chills.
Also Dr. Thornten's Wake Robin Pills Au-Healing
Sslve. Worm syrup, Kidney Medicine and worlds
Wonder Eminent have stood the test for over four year.
G. w. HENDERSON,,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sold by all Druggists.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13
CHUFA -
Japan P a S.

fTNHE ntioductiCu If these crops throughout the
Il South will enable 30 keep our stock and hl
snaoke-hoases eeaPly De doae the
The Chufa Is planted ID ridge Ike putAt0es TieG,
common land 2ao bushels per 81 the richest lct-
uuequaled for fattcuiu- haEs Vaftry-lud children
One acre viii fatreu more hogs than % fhe
best corn, besides furnishing grazing all simmer Fur
the truth Of these claims refer tu T. $ Commissioner
OF AEriculture Washington, shy aeul rIraT pa
per in the south Price by mall postage paid zoe
pscsage. SOC pint 76c quart hy express - peek;
SIS bushei-
The Japan Pea fully established Us merits sew
eral years ago, sud . nov IN universal demand II
grows aprght Ike ction sal j. culiiy aIn keeGt-,
and Yields from l5c 70 hushels on ordinary
land stock % al kihs relish 4 ami thrve highiy ~
without ether feed Also excellent [lr table use lIf-
ter boiling about week. Price hv nail postage paid.
l3c package 2oc pint 5lc quari- by expires -
per peck. Slu per hU~LtL Thc~c sre4- 30 scarce
and costly THAT max auy di~conui Co. whole
sale dealers Eraugers-
hheh So-lihern planters cri.p tlsir stock feed
aud ialten their own hogs, shall hear 90
haId times and midal eineu' Tor this val put end
70 both II you=ar to invest largely 10 will cost but
rrre ~ Try these seeds, and ulr>~ yuar experience die
foTs fratn al others. you viii b. frf mi f0r the
trial Addrr-~
A. =. WHITE a CO..
fuTl-luf- NtFUTIlLT- Tess.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13
THD
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
T. abe emily paper exclusively dc~eted Co the
Political and General
WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE.

Il publishes letters Of inquiry direct from the people
and answers them fully without regard % party bias
benefit
It Is the advocate Il right and justice 10 all and the
greatest coed % the greatest number
n l. opposed the sFise AMI dishoneft class legis-
ation that has benefited The few and oppressed rie
many realized u act q congress retiring from cir
collation. Dearly fTo-thirts n the peoples money
The National Rank scheme device 20 place the
troll of The currency n The hands 81 the Money kngs
ana creating non PRODUCING. ari-tocracy.
e The Salary Grab Robbery increasing, the pay u gov
eminent officials, while the price % labor and its pro-
ducts. real estate and greeuhas tthe peoples money!
have been deprecated
The aci changing the original rsutract with bond
holders aud making bonds payable n gold Instead Of
legal tenders first agreed upon; fayorifi-m Of -
cent value IN the few The 1peuse % the many
The Resumption Act demanding that which Is utterly
impossible and placing the object sought for twenty
years further o.
For such and other cri- against she people the Ia
qulrer pi gosate change I'm the illustration Of
government Affairs most EtIiug
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13
PRESCRIPTION FREEI

NOR the speedy Of Seminal Weakness. Lost Man
hood and all disorders brought by indiscFefions
OF excess Any Druggist has the Ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON q CO, Box 1896, New York sepl-ly-
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LOUISVILLE, PADUCAH
And South Western r.. II.

HOPKINSVILLE, NASHVILLE, HEN
DEBSON. EVANSVILLE. OWENSBORO,
ELZABETHTOWN, LOUISVILLE
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13
NORTH AND EAST!
Condensed Time Card, in Effect Janua-
Nv 23I. 1876.

IRAINs DAILY EXcFTT SrNDAr.
CONNECTIONS at WORTHWHILE with ST. Louis
and South Eastern RAILROAD; Louisville with Ohio 4
Mississippi. jefferson. Madison n indianapolis and
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line Railroads
d. F. WHTCOMB. Supt
EDW ARD z. WILSON. Louisville XIV
Gen F. 4 p. Ag't Louisville, Ky.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-13
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Cason, skinner s Co vs.. R. Il. HaItom.
T ipearing TO me that r. H. Halton IS a non-resi-
Of the State OF Tennessee, that the ordtna-
~ process OF law be served him, and II fur
Their peariug that said HaltOm is justly indebted 10
said Cason Skinner a Co, in the Of S53lS with
interest thereon the 1st January. ls74 and the
said Casou Skinner a Co.. having sued attach
ment before and levied the upon the property
OF sd Haorn- Il is therefore ordered that said Hal
make his appearance before my Office In Nc
Marry County, the Sd day OF June 1876 and plead,
dsmur 70 Compiainanas demand, or the same
viii Dee taken confessed and for hearing parte.
e. 39-4w W T. SIMMER, a. p