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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-29

in legal hours, in front Of the Court house,
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder. for cash, the following do
scribed property, to-witi
Two acres of land lying and being In the
county Of Shelby, and State Of 1onnessee,
near the city of Memphis. and bounded as
follows: Beginning vi a point on tho west
side Of Thsmas avenue IS li.l6 feet north Of
the southeast corner Of a three acre lot de-
creed to Martha A, Leonard by the Probate
court of Shelby county at the October term Of
said Court, 1872; thonce north with the west
line Of said avenue IN l3 10 feet 10 a point,
and the sontheast corner OF n one. acre lot OF
Henry Hosa; thonco west $780, feet to Y @.foot
avenue; thence south with tho east line of
said avenue IN 1915 feet 70 q point; thence
east 4B0.l feet 10 tho beginning, the same
being txo-thirds Of q three aero lot decreed
TO the said Martha A. Leonard by the Probate
Court Of Shelby county at It's October term,
Levied on as tho property Of defendant.
Nancy A. Leonard, 70 satisiy said judgment,
Memphis, Ath day Of December, 1877,
@. Il. ANDERSOE.
Sheriff Of Shelby County. Tenn.
BY w. d. CAKNON, ID. 3.
Duncan X Gordon, Attorneys for plaintiffs.
! l0l.l07-ll3
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ST.. JOIN, N. B, December 29.-Ten
wooden buildings in the rear Of Water
loo street, occupied by a number Of
artisans, were burned this morning.
Loss, $4O,O 900; insurance, $4,000.
New YORK, December 29.-J. & ].
Simpsons fancy goods store, 6l9 Eighth
avenue, was damaged by FIRE this morn
ing to the amount Of $40, 900; insured.
James McKuhnson, Waterman, died from
tie effect Of burns received.
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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, December ga special
palace car containing DR.. John B. Davis
and family, John W. Heron and family
and other intimate friends of President
Hayes, left for Washington last night to
attend the Presidents silver wedding on
New Years eve.
The liabilities Of John D. Park, who
failed here yesterday, are 1926, O09; as
sets unknown.
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The Teunessee Fandins scheme ..

Aho AchhcSSco NuuAhR CcneAh9s
In view of the state of affairs at our
State capital the following frcm the local
columns of the New York Tribune of
the 18th will be read with unusual int
rest:
Governor Porter, Of Tennessee, has
written to Hugh McCulloch, president Of
the Funding Association, complaining
OF q letter from Philip W. Holmes, of
this city, to John ]. McKinaou, in which
it is charged that there is a ring to con
troll the agency Of the State, consisting
Of the Governor, Wilson and Iselin, and
such small Try as they can gather in. /"
Wilson aud lselin, mentioned in Mr..
Holmes letter, are members of the city
firms Of A. Iselin & Co. and R I. Will
son & Bro. The closing sentence of
Holmes epistle is as follows: "McCul.
Loeb writes you today; also to the
governor, stating the purposes Of the
association as described in my other
letter, and the absolute necessity
existing that some body OF men should
be recognized, not only to manage the
details Of funding, but induce the bond
holders to fund. You stand well Show
yourself a msu and give your enemies the
devil; but put on gloves, and silk ones
at that" In response to the note from
Governor Porter, sn answer was returned
stating that Holmes has no contract
with the Funding Association whatever,
nor is he a s%tockholder or in any way in
terested" The publication of the pri.
vate correspondence Of Mr.. McKinnon,
it is stated by MIR. Holmes, was part OF
a scheme to defeatthe funding OF the Ten.
nessee debt The letters, together with
other valuable papers, were stolen from
Mr.. McKinnon's room while he slept, and
were published unknown to him."
A gentleman who has just arrived in
the city from Nashville, sage that Gov.
Porter has long been DESTROYS Of repre-.
senting Tennessee in the United States
senate, and that he made a special call
for the legislature, hoping to gain such
popularity, by funding the public debt al
a saving of 40 per cent. that be would be
easily swept into the senate. THE op
position Of the legislature" be adds
" was early made manifest and certain
interested persons intimated that they
would submit a proposition to accept 90
cents on the dollar. The governor an,
ticipated them by sending a private telc.
gram to q Wall street firm, saying &C
per cent. will not pass. Better exc Sc
per cent. or you will get nothing.
Then the so per cent. proposition
was submitted, aud a second cal
was issued for the legislature. The
members Of that body, who are inimice
to Governor Porter, secured the CORE
spondence that passed between Holmes
and McKinnon, the agent Of the Fund
ing association, and now openly boas
that they have 30 doubt of bis defeat.
A member OF the New York syndicat,
stated yesterday that the Funding asso
citation had declared against a less rat
OF interest than 6 per cent and wonl,
not agree to the sliding scale Of 4 pc
cent. on ten years, 8 per cent on twent,
years and 9 per cent. on thirty years
bonds, Of 80 cents on the dollar Of tht
$22. 900 900 Indebtedness OF Tennessee
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Tuesday, January G2, 1878,

during legal hours, at the southern entrance
Of Court Square, Memphis, sell for cash at
public outcry the property thereby conveyed.
to-wit:
Several parcels Of land. all in Shelby coun-
ty. Tennessee. VIZ; The tract of land in
range ), section 2, in the Sixth civil district,
and lying on the north bank Of Wolf river,
and beginning at P. Sherry's northeast corner,
on the east line of VIM. MontRemery's occu-
pant claim thence east 70 poles to his south
east corner on Beatty's west line; thence con-
tinging south TO Wolf river; thence down
east line: thence With said east line north 222
poles to the beginning, containing 100 acres.
Also that parcel OF land lying north and
near the city of Memphis, known as the
Southern 5 l6S-lW e5res Of lots Nos "a and So
Of the Weakley subdivision, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at the west side Of the
Randolph road on the line between the John
Rice grant an / the r. L Weakley tract at the
southeast corner of lot No. "A Of said Weakley
tract, aud running thence northwardly with
the east liue of said lot 3 8 100 chains to a
stake on the west line Of said road; thence
west 16 5l-100 chains to the bank of Wolf
river; thence southwardly with said bank
4 l0-lW chains TO the south line Of said Weak
ley tract; thence eastwardly with said south
line Is 5l.100 chains to the beginning.
A's0 lot No. s Of Guion i Smiths subdi-
vision Of the eastern,part of c lui lot No.
52, said lot No. 8 beginning or =! ., nth limo
Of Court street, on Al WEitsif ~, line and
running thence eastwardls rah the south
line Of Court street 80 fset TO take; thence
| s0uthwardly - tight angles with Court street
14s% feet to an alley thence westwardly with
said alley so feet to a stalk thence north
ward y on a straight line liSh feet to tho be-
Also lot No. 2S of Cherry, Caldwell Il Co.'s
| subdivision of the arsenal lot in country lot
No. SOL. said lot No. % beginning at the south
vast c0rnar of Raid lot No. % and running
nearly north l4Sh feet e, an alley l6S feet
| wide; thence with the south side Of said alley
nearly east $50 feet to the northeast corner Of
said lot; thence nearly south 1901 feet with
tho west line Of Orleans street to the south
east corner Of said lot; thence nearly west
with tho north line Of Court street lL9A feet
10 tho beginniug
Also the lot beginning at tho intersection Of
the north line of Jefferson street with tho west
line Of country lot No. b02; thence south
wardly with said west line TO the southwest
/ corner Of country lot No. 500; thence east
wardly on and with the southern line Of said
country lot 2 20-lnl chains TO the eastern line
Of lot No. 5 Of Todd'g subdivision Of said
country lot; thence nOrih 10 west on and with
said eastern line TO the point where II would
intersect the northern line Of Jefferson, street
II extended; thonce north so west TO the be-
ginning. excepting the ground through said
lot dedicated for opening Court street and the
alley between Court and Jefferson streets:
Titles believed good; abstracts turnishedi
but / sell only as Trustee, Equity Of re'temp
ton waived. W. X. POSITION, Trustee.
102-1l3
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United States 6ve-twenties Of 1861, 1851
United States t~sn.forties, 1911; new fves
1864; Erie, 81
NEW YoRK, December 20, 1850 am
United States skies Of 1881, 106k@l06a;
United States skies of 1881. coupons
l09t@ll0; new four and-a-halfs, l03k@
lOsi; coupons, lOSi@lO3t; 6ve-twentieu
of 1865, new issue. lO5a@lO55; 6ve-twen.
ties of 1861, = @lOsl; 6ve-twenties Of
1868, coupons. q ten-fOrties,
l06s@l0T; ten-forties. coupons, l071@
iO7i; new iours, lOlS@lOli.
The following is the weekly bank state,
ment; Loans, decrease, $59O,3OO; spe,
Gle, increase. $2.447, 800; legal tenders,
decrease, $761, OOOi deposits, increase,
s 2,s69,3OO; circulation, increase, $685.
900; reserve, increase, $963. 745.
BREADsTUFFs.
LIvERPooL, December 20 -Whea win.
ter, llsOd@lls6d; Milwaukee red, los cd
oils Sd; California white, l2s Sd@
lis lid; California club, l2s lld@l3s Sd.
Germ, 29s 9d@SOs Cd. Pork, 56s Cd.
Beef, S6s Cd. Bacon, long clear, 33s Cd;
short clear, 34s Cd. Lard, Ais Sd. Tai
low, 40s Cd.
CHICAGO, December 20, 1850 AM
Wheat quiet and frmer at lOss@lO8a for
January; lO94@lO9s for February. Corn
quiet at 42s@42i for January; All for
February. Pork, sales at II 80 for Jan
uary; IL 65 for February. Lard, Z $50
7 674 for February; Z 723@7 Is for
March. ReOeipts-Flour, 1918; whest
Al, 1866; corn, 1881. Sbipments-Flour,
ll,449; wheat. 5O,234; cora, 5O52.
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A Fablo-Tho vIIager and the SNAKE

A villager one frosty day found under
a hedge a snake almost dead with cold
Moved with compassion and having
heard that snake oil was good for the
rheumatic, he took it home and placed il
on the hearth, where il shortly began to
wake and crawl. Meanwhile the v%illager
having gone out to keep an engagement
with a man round the corner, the vii.
layers son (who had not drawn a sober
breath for a week. entered, and behold.
ing the serpent unfolding it's plain, un.
vanished tail, with the CRY, i've got
EN- againl" fed to tie Office Of the
nearest justice Of the peace, swore OF
and became an apostle Of temperance AT
800 . week. The b%eneGcent snake
next bit the villsger's motber.in.lav SO
severely that death 1901 ended her suf.
ferlngs-and his; then silently stole
away, leaving the Villager deeply and
doubly in lie debt.
Morals A v%irtuous action is not al.
ways its only reward. A snake in the
grass is worth two in the boot,
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A gentleman who is a sculptor, In a
feeble way, was calling on a lady the
other evening. How do you manage
to get the right facial expression2" she
asked, referring to bis ~statuettes. Very
simple" be said; II read o poem ex-
pressing the passion | desire to portray;
then, as my face expresses a z or love,
plunge head foremost into a mass Of
putty have at hand. This retsips the
impression. and there you are
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SINE DIE.
The Third Session OF the FOrtfeth
General Assembly CLOSED.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, December 28.-Both of
the houses passed the appropriation bill
to pay the expenses OF the extra session,
the only bill passed during the meeting
OF the legislature. Very little else was
done besides reading journals, the house
journal having been heavily taxed with
explanation of votes and protests of the
day previous. Speeches we're delivered
in the house by Messrs. Ford, Taliafero,
Colysr, Gleaves, Wilson and Leech on
the closing Of the session. The Repub.
licsns claim that everything has resulted
in their favor, hat they had voted for
the State credit and had made good their
record. They look upon the Democratic
party as divided into low and high tax
factions, and assume to claim that this
will prove beneficial TO them in the nexl
canvass, il it does not, in fact, give them
q majority in the legislature.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed in
commercial circles at the failure of the
legislature to reach some definite result
Most Of the members left for home To-
night, including those from Shelby
county.
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DIED.

SILVERMAN1At Indian Bay, Ark, on the
night Of the 9Th OF December. 1871, Mrs.
AUGUSTA S%ILvERMAN. aged q years.
The funeral will take place SUNDAY morn.
ing, the Goth inst, at II o'clock, from the resi-
dence of her parents, No. 42S Shelby street.
Friends of the deceased and families are
respectfully invited 70 attend.
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Arrahtsh for Mnrdar

BoYKAN's DEPOT, Va, December 20.
Lemuel and Ethelbert Smith, father and
son, have been arrested for the murder
Of VIM. H. Fuller on the Oath inst. The
son says his father shot Fuller twice.
Cause of the murder, revenge.
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Free Maaonry.

at the recent meeting Of the grand
lodge Of English Free Masous, when the
Priace Of Wales was reneminated grand
master for the ensuing year, the pro.
grand master, the Earl Of Carnsrvon.
called attention TO the action Of the
grand orient Of France, who had struck
out from their preliminary declaration
words expressing belief in the existence
Of God and in the immortality of the
soul. He said that in ordinary cases the
grand lodge would have no right to ia.
t%eriere, but this was a matter which
called for notice, as the French grand
orient could not effect these changes
without affecting the whole Masonic
body throughout the world. The limits
Of Free Masonry being very vide, in
cluded Roman Catholics, Protestants
MusSulmans, Calyinista, Lutherans and
Jews, who were all bound by the princi
pies Of religion, and there could be M
such principle without belief in God. A
committee was appointed 10 inquire into
and report upon the subject.
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THE QuEsr1or oy 1HrRREsr

The Banner OF Wednesday had the fol.
lowing sensible remarks, which went uu-
needed by the money power at Nashville,
but are well worth remembering:
1t is evident that the house will not
consent that the new bonds shall bear a
higher rate Of interest than four per cent.
This may net be satisfactory to a few
d%ark-lantern gentlemen, who are sup.
posed 10 be in constant secret cousulta.
ton, and whs hope to pluck a nice plum
from the State debt pudding, in the way
OF commissions, ETC., nor to a few organs
OF the money power, generally believed
to be subsidized and just now afraid to
open their mouth to any great extent
tor fear they may pat their foot in it:
but it is confidently thought that a com.
promise Of the State debt at fifty cents
on the dollar at four per cent. interest
would be equitable and just to all int.
rested parties, and generally aequiesced
in by the people of the State and the
bona hde holders Of the bonds. At all
events, unless there ia a very radical
change in the financial policy Of the
general government, by which the wheel.
of industry may be again set in motion.
commerce stimulated into greater &C
tivity and business generally revived, the
people Of Tennessee are not likely to BE-
able, for many years to come. to do more
for the creditors Of the State than they
are to-day.
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decentralization of silver md Ee.
sumption of Specie Payment.


~ Y
To the Editor Of the Ledger;
Before proceeding further it may be
we'll to have some idea Of the magnitude.
II the dimensions be sufficient to justify
the term, Of what really is the gold
party; to see how circumscribed in mum.
beers the world over are those at whose
bidding and for whose paramount greed
alone the single standard Of gold for coin
-ot short measure for property valua-
tion-was instituted and has been in
some countries established. We find its
inception among the few great, the very
few great, holders Of government securi.
ties, of all nations, in Europe. That it
was entered upon deliberately and with
a view to their special interests admits
OF ne doubt any more than that a
chief design was the coufetriue a
larger purchasing power to those
securities or bonds than they would
have under a bi.metallic standard
being undoubtedly as palpaly apparent
70 them there before trial, as it is now
to others, that securities once in hant
and remaining always as nominally tn,
same would be very greatly increased il
relative value by such contraction O.
the only medium or measure ayailabl,
to their payment, and of course caus.
ing a prorata decline in the estimate
Of value Of all other property. Tn,
problem they solved so satisfactorily e
themselves, and damaging to all others
may be thus stated: GiVen-of bonds I
fixed nominal value, to be paid at a la
ture time, on the one hand, and propert,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
OARn.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretiOns of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood. etc.. / will
send a receipt that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
s~elf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
7. ISMAN. Station d, Bible House, Ne,o York
Citg. 3~6-xxvii-35 eOdkw
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indications.

WASHINGTON, December 29.-For Ten
nessee, the Ohio valley and the lower
lakes falling barometer, increasing
winds, stationary or lower
temperature, cloudy and rainy weather.
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CAIRO ILL, December 20 -Arrived-
Fannie Tatum, Pittsburg, IL pm; City
OF Chester, Memphis, 9 am. Departed
Fannie Tatum, St, Louis, 5 am; City of
Chester. IL am, Rainy and cool
weather.
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sheriff 3 Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
il that By virtue Of q venditioni exponas
70 me directed from the Honorable Circuit
case of Duncan Il Gordon VS.. Nancy A. Leon
ard, judgment rendered on the Sd day of
April, 1871, for the sun of three hundred and
ffty-eieht dollars and seventy-seYen cents,
with interest and costs Of suit. 10 satisfy said
Judgment, etc., / will,
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AUoTloM.
Sale Of Bonds,

ON THE 2sp OF JANUARY. 1878, at the
" corner Of Main aud Madison streets,
Memphis, We will sell TO the highest bidder,
for cash, 5000 in bonds Of the MisslsSipr
Ss,iss IRRELEVANT 4 co.
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The legislature sine died yesterday
at noon and told Governor Porter an
aRectionate goodbye. He may have
told them to call again 10 the sweet
bye and bye, but be will not call them
again by any means.
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BAND Robbers Eentenced.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, December 30
The notorious Northampton bank rob.
bers, Scott and Dunlap, have each been
sentenced to twenty years in the State
prison.
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LEGAL
Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE Of a trust deed made to me as
30, 1875, and recorded in the Registers office
of Shelby couRty. Tenn, in Book No. 100,
pages 1856, etc., and being requested by the
beneficiary to foreolose il, | will. on
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS,
STOCKS AND BoNDs.

LONDON, December 20, 2 p.m,-ConsolS
for money, % 1915 on account, a5i
United Rtates new iOur-aud.a.hAlfs, 1884
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COTTON SEED.
ELECTION.
Election Notice.

ON THURSDAY, the 10th Of January. 1878,
" VIC will hold an election for Mayor and
two Aldermen for the town Of Haytvills, in
Shelby county, Tennessee, now IL PROCESS OF
incorporation. Election will DO held duIing
the usual hours. and at some public place
within the corporate limits Of tald toWp,
j. L. CODY,
j. L. GARRISON,
!. A. MERCER,
IS 94.109. lo6 Judges OF Election.
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RoTEL.
ELEoTIon.
Fourth National Bank.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. December II, 1s77.
T'hEhE vii 30 a mestipg.sf the ~stOckhOldl
on Tuesday. JappRry II, 1878. between ths,
hours o. 10 Am. and pm, for the purpose,
Of elecung five Directors 10 serve The ensuine,
yeAer;,o INV, 9, MCCLURE, Cashier.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
i that by virtue Of an execution to
me directed from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Shelby county, Tennessee, In the
case Of Geo. X. Duncan VS.. V. W. Wiliiams.
judgment rendered on the 7th day OF Feb
ruary. 1877, for the SUN Of three hundred and
seventy-twe dollars and ninety cents, with
interest ami costs Of suit, to satisfy said judg-
ment. etc., l will. on
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SheriR's Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
l. that by virtue of an execution 10 me al.
reoted from the Ho2orable Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, in the case Of q.
ID. X. Lamar, executor OF G.. B. Lama. vs..
city Of Memphis, judgment rendered on the
18th day Of September, 1874, for the sum of
four hundred aud twenty-five dollars and
eighty-three cents, with interest and costs OF
suit. TO satisfy said judgment, etc., l will, on
Saturday, January IL, 1873,
in legal hours. IN front of the C~Ourt-houss,
Memphis, Tenn, proceed to sell, 10 the birh
est bidder, for cash, the following deAcTibed
property, to-wit:
Tract Of land in Shelby county, State of
tennessee, known and described rs follows :
Beginning at a point north sc cast from the
cast line OF S%pringdale avenue, 6 chains and
bg links, and rs links north OF the center on
the Memphis and Ohio railroad; thence north
n chains and 81 links to a stake, thence east
3 chains and rs links to a stake; thence south
Y chains and 50 links TO q stake; thence south
6l' west6 chains and SO links to the plaza Of
beginning. containing 10 acres more or less.
Levied on as tho property Of defendant.
CITY OF Memphis, to satisfy said Judgment
interest and costs.
Memphis, December Is, 1877.
G. l., ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
BY W. ID. CANNON, d. s..
smith Collier, attorneys for plaintiff.
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Friday, 18th Of January, 1878,

in legal hours, in front Of the 'COurt-hou0e.
Memphis, Tenn, proceed to sell, TO the hiTh.
est bidder for cash. the following described
property, to-wlt:
Two lots of land in the village Of Lucy.
Shelby county, Tenn, marked on the plat Of
the town as lot No. q, block X, and lot No.
81, block U.
.Leyied on as the property of defendant.
Y; w. Williams, to satisfy said Judgment.
interest and costs.
Memphis. 18th day Of December, 1877.
G. l. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
By 7. 7. TAYLOR. u. s..
M. j; I Stewart. Attorney for plaintiff
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-03
LEGAL.

A TTACHMENT.-J JOHN A. SMITH & co.
N vs. Catherine Dextor. - Before Thomas
Lvltt, j. p, Of Cincinnati Township, Hamilton
County, Ohio On the 24th day OF August, A,
d. 1877, said Justice issued an order Of attach-
~ ent in the above action for the sum OF sc T
and costs. JOHN A. SMITH & co.
CINCINNATI, Nov, II, 1877. nol9-3tM*