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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

Kosciusko Start
+ On last Wednesday ninety nine more poor
deluded negroes ,ook the train at this place
! bound for Kansas. We would have said a
hundred, judging from the appearance of the
crowd, but old darkey who belonged TO the
party told US that there was '.jes 'zacly nine
ty-niue.'
Pamela Star]
Judge Powell had some trouble with the
grand jury at Senatoba this week. He dis
charged two grand juries and empanueled a
third before he became satisfied that they
would discharge their duties according to the
letter and spirit of the law, SO to speak.
Greenwood Fhg.l
Three convicts on Mr.. James NJ. LiddelTs
plantation, en- Tuesday evening knocked down
their guard, Mr.. E R. lancy. and escaped
Mr.. Yancy was severely hurt that he had
TO be carried to the house.
Greenwood Elag-l
Col Ed Richardson bought the Rose Bank
place at the pomnal price of SIS,600. He pre-
viously heldsome claims upon the place. 1t
is worth twice that amount
Enterprise Courier.l
Mr. Geo W FerriH Sr, died at his home in
DeSoto this week Mr.. Ferrin, who is the ia
ther of Capt. c c. FerrilI, and Messrs. Geo.
W. and Frank Ferrll was over seventy years
of age, and had been citizen of Clarke couu-
ty for long time He leaves a large number
of descendants nd friends.
Louisville Index.
We, the undeIs gned jurors in obedience to
a precept ISSUED by j. NJ. Bennett, Coroner of
Winston, county required to inquire of the
death of ?. W. Nhitten, Sr., and after the ex-
animation Of Ms. ?. W Whitten, Jack Whit
ten, J. T. Whilen, George Smith and Miss
Long, examined the body of the deceased
and We're satisfied that the said P. W. Whit
ten, Sr. came ohis death while in .of
intoxication, by his own hands supposed to
have shot himself while striking the gun
against the h)us., aud in attempting : TO get
out of the house he fell. and the house being
on fire he was burned with it.
]. NJ. BENNETT, Coroner.
Enterprise Courer.]
In the case Of frank Walton, tried for mur-
der at WaynesbUo last week, the jury render
ed a verdict of guilty and fixed the penalty at
Imprisonment for life. Walton was zealously
and ably defented by his counsel, Norris
Tarlor and Collins.
Vicksburg Herald
The of theState VS.. Joe Fisher, charged
with the killing If Della Loper, concluded
last night. ThecasP was given to the jury at
quarter to ten, md at half-past verdict of
mot guilty wasreturned to the Court. The
arguments either side were able, eloquent
and exhaustive. The State was represented
by District Attorney W. F. Fitzgerald, ably
assisted by Mr.. Robinson, and on the part of
the defence by Brien & Spears and Morris
Whitfield.
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]. D. MONAHAN.

Justice of the Peace and Notary Public.
OFFICE IN HART'S BUILDING.-UP-
" STAIRS, Orner PEARL AND PREsIDRSr
STREETS, opposite CITY HALL. ze- Office
hours a. N. to II NJ, and from l P " to
P. J. d. M0SAHAN, J. p.
Jan q Soft
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f-~oe-a : iIIc IIuIts.
Our Board ofSuperyisors has the power
TO impose a tax on dogs and we believe it
IS the desire of about nine-tenths of our
human inhabitants that they exercise it to
the full extent.
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YOU CAN MAKE MONEY.

DUY YOUR GROCERIES OF Us AND
I'D Make Money. First because YOU get a
Superior article and Second, at prices as low
as any House in the City Our stock is com
plete in every line; were bought to the best
advantage, and we mean to give our customers
the benefit in Price and QuQl.iy
Ven an business. Cail and try US
mar31-1m. S. LEMLY & SON.
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The Tennessee Democracy and the
Presidency.
Memphis Avalanche. ]

-tI0LII fI:IS \ dIIlC.t
Senator Isham Il. Harris SAYS Seymour
or Hendricks are more popular in Tennessee
than Tiden- though Tilden can carry Ten
nessee. Senator James +. Bailey SAYS Til
den is not his first choice, but the success of
the party i OF more Importance than the
success OF any one man. and that Mr.. Tildeu,
or any other man nominated AT Cincinnati.
will carry Tennessee.
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Hancock Stock Rising.

Yazoo Herald.
Hancock stock is rising in value daily; it
is in fact commanding a premium-consid-
cred as it is the most available investment
in the political world
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II II q L II :

"s ".'-'-7 ''
fiaaE H'1't.
20. annual A'e iaI"'e "''' D' ." ! ~
a.E @'.H %. April
-I.a mess depot yf the Ncw Orleans road
rapidly going up.
1,r. Scott -iaion7 at kamnson7 Opera
House Thursday night
-gar...v police force now wear uniform
belts and carry billet-.
w. IT, Maugum. Esq, for many year,
-.-rHgf Nazoo. gave as "a call on Monday.
-r.. r....,frf...n -tqte Convention will
..... .... t.-. rsr,- ou Monday. 10th of Nav.
,....rff...f.-.... ,rf.,5er1,Io ,c,.
-.,f... ...ty ra-r week. and favored u. with
,.n
f.. >-...,.., -...r-....l r..- lace, Graded
...'............g.r.'.,. r,,,',.ira. from tbi.
ri.. .,.r,r.s.Tfn,-g gr the Board Of Mayor
..l ..r.r.rr,., .,.iII ~ found op the fourth
....
..r-... IT,. .-.r.. z-.... l.,-
..I I.......-.. ~, ,t..
H. r..- .,,,,,.a.,arf. fiji. week
-.....r..... +. .......,.,...4 far .yar,, ri4l,t
..'-..+.-r...
....'.,...,...,.,.,. OILERS ,t rur C.l.,rrox
.....=.... '.-...ar.r.,.
l". ".'''" 'e''''''' '''7 -
bringing QUE 7-'''" ''''L' anu SPINS
IT. ANNE ,.'''IN'' one p iN'7,'''7>' p
'''...-. o".'- '.'.,''' '7 ''','''' ID lev Jay
"'." ''' ''''.'7 ''' '''7 Guy.
-gart MeNulty ~her'd Of Pike county,
aud Capt hI'd---' '' lne e.7"'li''J 0''' i"''i-
ed us with a call yesterday.
The 2iU of April next Monday is the
day usually dedicated TO decorating the
graves ot the confederate dead.
-PromcuaIar- were out in large num-
b.r- sunday evening Main street and the
cemetery were the iaFoute promehade7
Capt w. NJ Brme, the efficient and
popular sheriff of Jasper, called to see us
Yesterday. lie is here to settle with the
Ausirar
Mis- I'm, 1rrggir. will pIe,sa accept
..-.s..r-. t.-.. f..,,,I..,.,,s I.,,,auar If rare
and lovely flowers cuIled from her hot house
ami Gardens.
-.,,.,- r,~,,... mid th,. C,nitoI q visit
..r..,......-.. MI. ,,Ii-ic,I friends cave
..l:5. H., ,,-aosf,rr,. ,..
r.....,r..l..I
-...........s.a....p,;,.., ,.,.1,n, bova
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WANTED.

ION 000 POUNDS WOOL for which we
1VO,UUO will pay The highest market
price in Cash. or Mercha ndise.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & co.
mario 'SO-2m
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1. y. M IL

VIENDERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVI-
CEs to the citizens Of JACKSON and sur
rounding country. Will visit patients in
country when professionally called. For
merly of Raymond, Miss. zE2,- TERMS Mop
ERATE, and Cash.
Office over SEUfTER's RooNs,
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

SEE testimonial of our eminent photo
graph artist, Mr.. E. Y Seutcer, in another
column.
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We are indebted 10 Hon. H. T. Money
for copy of Powelfs report OF the lands
of the arid region of the United States.
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THE second annual session of the Leake
County Sunday School Convention will be
held At Carthage on the 24th and 18th insts-
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THE heavy rains caused the Bogue Chit
to to overflow it, banks and seriously dam
age several miles Of the track of the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad, between
Br5okhaven and Bogue Chitto, causing
delay to the trains. 1t Is now entirely free
from water. The breaks are all repaired;
and the trains running on time as usual.
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LAMADRID HOUSE.
VIeKsEURG, Miss, April 10, 1ooO.
MR. Z. V. SEUTTER,
JACKSON, Miss:
My DEAR SRI am desirous of procuring
he Ilrge framed Photograph of myself which
l saw hanging in your store about two years
ago
If you have it still in your possession, l wish
you would be kind enough TO send it to me
here Immediately by express &C. U. D., and
viii pay all charges for the same.
With best wishes for your future welfare,
and rosperity.
am very truly yours
CuAs E. FURLoNG.
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VOL LOOSE EVERY TIME,

pUY YOUR TEA OF Us, AND YOU WILL
u always have a good Cup Of TEA; and buy
at the lowest figures, in this way you make
money, don't lose, and enjoy a cup of Tea BY
buying of S. LEMLY & son.
mar3I-1m
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JOE FISHER, the slayer Of the woman,
Della Loper, in Vicksburg last winter, has
been tried and acquitted.
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Consumption Cured

HAVE you seen those cheap CARPETS and
OIL CLOTHS, at STADEKER's
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Attention Fishermen
We have just received two car loads OF
choice dry cypress, dressed and ready for
working into fishing skifs.
April 2l,-4t. F.B. & w. s. HULL.
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LAMApBID House.,


NIVksBUKG. MISS, APfI 10, IooJ.
Mr. Z. v SEUTTER.
JACKSON, Miss:
DEAR SIR-My photograph, with charges
thereon 80 so, which l have paid, came safe
ly TO hand by Express this day.
Accept my thanks for your prompt attention.
L have had photographs taken at St. Peters
burg, Warsaw. Constantinople, Vienna, Ber
lin, Naples Paris and New York, and must
say that | like the photograph which l re-
ceived from you this morning better than any
which were executed at the above named
cities.
Yours, very truly,
CHAs f. FURLONG.
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21

PROPOSALS for leasing Of Penitentiary for
six years, from lzt January 1881. are invi-
ted bv the Board of Public Works. See
notice in another column.
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Rather Too Tree With the Public
Purse.
Washington Pos. Z

There is no objection to the introduction
of bill, by Senior Bruce, to pay $1,000
600 out of the public purse to the defrauded
depositors of the Freedman's Bank. There
will, however, beweighty and effectual OBJ
jections to its passage. Our National
treasure is not rust fund out of which to
pay the crinally contracted debts of the
Republican party
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MAJ :. c. CAREY, general passenger
agent Of the New Orleans and Mobile rail
road, has accepted the passenger agency Of
the New Orleans, Chicago and It. Louis
railroad from May l.
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B. A CONCERT will be given by the ladies Of
Rutland Academy in the immediate vicin-
ity Of Hon. Thos y. Norrell on the evening
OF the 23rd, 10 raise funds for repairing the
4 Academv buiIdLnE.
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CLOTHING reduced at less than cost at
STApEKER's.
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GRAND HOTEL.
POINT CLEAR, ALA.
'NHIS DELIGHTFUL RESORT will be opened
l. for the reception of guests
May ISt. 1850,

And under the present maung cement no efforts
Will be spared TO secure tho comfort and pleas
ure of all who may visit the GRAND HOTEL.
The HOTEL BUILDING Is NEW. CLEAN,
AND CoMMoDIQts. l. is situated ou point
of land extending out from the Eastern Shore
of Mobile Bay-aiiords splendid view of
that beautiful sheet Of water. by "a hich 10 is
surrounded on three sides. and Is visited at
all times by the deli Ehtful hrenzes that sweep
over the bosom Of the Bay from the Gulf of
Mexico, into which il opens, ten miles below
Point CleAr.
SPLENDID SALT WATER BATHING can
be had within n few steps OF the doors Of the
Hotel.
Fish mad Oysters ia Abundance.
ELEGANT Low PsEssuPE STEAMERS will
make daily trips between the Hotel and Mobile
carrying the United States Nnii-a P0stofice
being situated in the Hotel; also Telegraph or
Telephone communications.
Rates OF Board, $3.50 per Day.
Special Rates made TO Families on Single Per-
sons by Week or Month
o. F. HICKLE, MANAGER, Lock Box 2l3G
New Orleans, La. until MAY lst.
After that GRASD HorEL, Point Clear, Ala,
date, or Lock Box I5j, Mobile, Ala
march3l, 50 4m.
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Fisbermen-

FEW COPIES of DIGEST on hand, at sl2-50
per copy. apr2l-4t EYRIoH Co.
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Collin Dixon, hother of the late Captain
Fl. NJ Dixons of mis- city, was killed in a
street fight in Alexandria, Va, last week
No Particulars athand to furnish.-Ya Yazoo
Herald.
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LITTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Post-of1ice
at Jackson, Kinds county Miss, for the week
ending April 2lst, IssO
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HOLD ONE MENUTEy

TlELL Me SIR, DID you EVER HEAR
Il of an accident or fatal injury occurring
from use of OIL sold by
mar3l-1m, g. LEMLY & SON.
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SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI, !
October Term, A, II. 1850.

MoSnAY, March -, 1880.
ORDEREp, That at the April Term, 1880, OF
y this Court, the Docket Of the First, (mid-
dle) District, will be called until the first Mon
day IN May, when the docket of the Third.
(Ncrthern) District win be taken up, and the
call continued until the third Monday in May
when the docket Of the Second, (Southern)
District viii be disposed Of
A true copy from the Minutes
OLIVER CLIFTON, Clerk.
mar17 S0-1m.
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Be sure to call on J. srADEKEa sOs. 1t
viii pay yOR.
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CAN aooDs OF AL DISSERTATION:
PARLOR SHOE S ORE.
I HAVE NOW ON AND TIE LARGEST
l. and most complete stock Of
SHOES
SANDAL SLIPPERS md BOOTS

ever offered in this market Particular atten-
ton Is called to my One, Two, Three, Four,
FiFe and Six Strap
SANDAL SHIPPERS and BOOTS
for Ladies, Misses, Children and Infants. all
of the hSst make and finest material. My
9s9IH s.31lro. II 90 tMiSSES AND CHILDRENS
FRENCH. CURACOA AND AMERICAN
KID BUTTON BOOTS AND KID
FONED, SERGE AND SILK BOOTS.
FOR GENTLEMEN
l have very large and complete stock of Con-
gress, Prince Alberts and Strap Shoes-some-
thing very handsome, embracing all the latest
styles, and from such manufacturers as Boy
den, Putnam, Heiser, Parish \ Harman, Em-
merson, etc. Also, large lot Of
II ATS!
from Stetson, Rice, Viuson & Co, Woodruff,
Morris & Co. Adams 4 Buck, etc both in
Felt and Straw, which | offer TO CASH buyers
at the very lowest prices.
Call, or send your orders. Goods guran-
teed, as represented.
THOS. T. PERSONS.
March22. sow.
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The Burial of Mosne

EDITORS CLARION: Allow a subscriber
to thank you for republishing in your last
The Burial of Moses" But it Is pity that
50 excellent a composition should be going
the rounds without due credit to the writer.
1t Is from the pen of Mrs. Cecil Francis
Alexander, who has written more good
religious poetry than probably any other
lady of this generation. She is the daugh-
ter of Major Humphreys, Of Strathane,
Ireland. In 1850 she was married to the
Rev. William Alexander, who has since
become Bishop Of Derry. Her hymns
appear in all modern collections, usually
without the authors name. ID.
The late Hon. Daniel 5. Dickinson, Sen
ator from New York died about ten years
ago, aged sixty-six years. The death Of his
WIFE (sister of our townsmnan, the late
Dr. c. :. Knapp has been announced. A
week before Senator Dickinson died, he
wrote the following as a tribute to his wife {;
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In the Of frank Walton, tried for mur-
der at Waynesbuo last week, the jury render
ed verdict of guilty and fixed the penalty at
Imprisonment for life. Walton was zealously
and ably defented by his counsel, Morris,
rarlor and Collils.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-27
DEATH OF DIR. CHAPLIN,
And Sketch Of His Long and
EVentfuI Career.

New YORK, December N.- The
friends of Rev. DR.. Edwin H, Chaplin
have known for some time that there
was no hope of his recovery, but the
intelligence Of his death will neverthe-
less be received with regret. DR..
Chaplin was bora in Unionvillage,
Washington county, N. y, December
20, 1914. His parents were natives
of New England, and while he
was in his boyhood they removed
to Bennington, Vermont. He receiv-
ed his academic education at Benning-
ton academy, and then returned to
this state, beginning to study law in a
lawyers Office in Troy. Without com
pls ing his legal studies, he soon be-
came assistant editor of the Magazine
and Advocate, then the leading jour
nal of the UniveEsalist denomination.
10 1881, when twenty'three years ofage,
he was ordained in Utica to the
Universalist ministry. He immedi-
utely began preaching, and accepted a
call 10 become the pastor of the
Independent Christian church of
Richmond, Va, society composed of
both Univerpalists and Unitarians. In
1910 he accepted the charge of the
Universalist church in Charlestown,
Mass. Six years later be accepted a
call from the School street Univer-
salit cburchi Boston, becoming a
colleague Of Hosea Dsllou,
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BY CABLE.
Embarrassment of the Greek
Government.
Death Of a French Republican
Deputy.
A Miserable Christmas in Ire
land.
Death of a RazOr-StrOu Maker.

LONDON, December H.-John j.
Mechi, the agrieulturist and razor
stRop manufacturer, whose failure was
announced on the 10th inst, is dead.
A dispatch from Dublin says: ut
is generally said that so sad and dull
a Christmas has never been expert.
enced. A sullen depression marks
the spirit of the people, and the lead
ers, who have for some time been feel
ing very acutely the effects of the
disturbed state Of the country, are
beginning to exhibit signs of great
embarrassment; but the agitation,
which is paralyizing trade, putting
capital to flight, and poisoning COM
mercial life, still extends its deadly
dismay The efforts of the land league
are now chiefly directed towards the
north of Ireland, where it is persist
entity trying to overcome repugnance
to its practices. There can be little
doubt that it has succeeded consider
ably when mostly all districts are
honeycombed with its organization.
The exertions of the agitators are also
directed towards County Dublin, and
borders of Dublin itself. Malahide,
near Dublin, was the scene of second
demonstration yesterday, but there
was no reason to boast of its success"
A dispatch from Athens says that
the government, without absolutely
refusing arbitration Of the Green
question, seems desirous of knowing
whether Europe desires to rccede
from it's former decision, and whether
it will charge itself with the execu-
ton fits ulterior decisions. The po-
sition of the government is very diff
cult, as public opinion against arbitra-
ton is strong. The kings language on
the scheme is very decidedly mega
tive; even more so than that Of the
ministers, so that its acceptance
appears impossible.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-27

THE legislature will meet at Nash
Vile next Monday, and then the music
will begin. 1t is likely that the re.
publicans will elect the speaker of
the house, probably R. r. Butler, and
certain that the democrats will elect
the speaker of the senate. Should an
organization be effected Monday,
which is not very probable, each
house would vote on Tuesday Tor
United States senator, and the follow
ing day meet in joint convention to
compare the vote. If there is no
election, then the convention casts
not less than one vote each day there
after until there is an election. 1t
requires simply a majority of those
voting to elect. The sb-
sence of two or three democrats
would give the republicans a
majority, provided all were present.
The republicans may scatter at first
and cast some complimentary votes,
butwill, no doubt, ,,slly on Horace May
nard if that could securS his election
Whether the high and low isx e.e-
ments will fuse and stand together on
this question remains to be seen. The
low tax members are to hold caucus
at Nashville the last of this
velk, and the high credit members
are to hold caucus also. The olive
BRANCH will doubtless be discussed
and probably sent across under flag
of truce. 4 party which succeeded
with eyes wide ogon, and aware Of the
consequences 10 burstipg itself wide
open, may find it a little awkward t.
hold united love feast in poll
tics all such things are possible.
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RiYer TeierraIns.

LoUIsviLLE, December &-The
river is falling, with feet 8 inchcs
in TIE canal and ) feet 8 inches in the
chute en- the falls. The weather is
cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, December 27,-Ar-
fived-J. W. GAR, 8 pm Vint
Shinkle, 4. Departed-J. W, Gaff,
Memphis, midnight; Yint sAinEle,
~; ,iunsti, 5. River falling, with 10
S..s ' 'chcs. Wind north; clear and
cold. NJ, o, p.
= GiNoiNNAIl' ., Nd falling. Arrived.
10 L, feet inches a. U. r. Springer,
Charles Morgan,
New Orleans. p,
PITTsBURG, December =" -
2 feet II inches and stationary.
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On MOndaY, lanuarY Sd. lssl.

at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
Streeis, in the city Of Memphis, OF Taxing
District, Tenn, sell to the highest bidder for
cash, We following land, llng ia Shelby
c9pniy, within thf ooipsate limits of Mom-
phis, renn., vizi
Lot No 81, as Designated on themap or pjan
OF tho sub division Of the real est TO Of The
estate Of John w. Fowler, deceased, hlod
aud accorded as part Of a certain deed OF
pnrl Don nado hy the dovisecs Of the said j..
W. Fowler on Eoveuber 2Sih, ISL, and re-
corded IN the Registers Of shelby county in
record book No, 81, pase 36s. Said lot fronts
on the north side OF Beal street fifty lb0l feet,
and he's a depth Of one hundred and fourte, n
nnd fouf-tenths ull i-l0l feet, running back
Satween parallel lines.
to ~ity of redemption q waived ard title Is
believed to he GOOD, but viii sell and convoy
only es trustee.
Finlay & Peters, Atfys. @lS
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Attachment Notice.

Before ]. NJ. Coleman, Justice Of the Peace
for Shelby county, Tenn.-A. 6odsey VS..
PURGE Adams.
IN this cause p summons having been issued
! on the tst day Of December, 1885, for the
sum Of Sill, ddo'hy noto, which summOns WAS
on the 81 day ofD6nemh6r, 1850 retyrped ito
court by e. b. Britt, Deputy Sheriff, as ioi-
lavsl Game to hand lst day OF December,
1870, and ogecuted on Je Sc Lee, and for
rial Decembe "a, 1870, beforeJ. NJ. Coleman
ESD. at 10 o'clock 2. M, aHd qtter dilig MT
search PURGE Adams not to be tound 10 ny
county " ., Il. AfHY, Sheriff
BY 4. b. PRGrf, Deputy Sheriff.
And on motion fplaintih q Judicial ATTACH
ment having been issued herein on the 9Th day
OF December, 1880, as provided by section Si66
Oftse code Of Tendossee, returnaole before me
or some u'hrr Justice Of tho Peace, and the
ame having been levied by the proper officer
on the property ofsaid defendant and return
cd 'ntdoOurt; i ia therefore ordered that the
defendant make hispsrsanGl appearance be-
fore me on the 18th day cf january, 1881, az u
o'clock H., at my 'fice, No. 294 Front street,
in the city Of mempssiis; Tenp, and defend
sgid suit or the same win be procoeSSead Win
eS-parle apd that copy OF this order be pub
.iShed 9leea week for four quccessve weeks
in the Public Ledror.
This December 7th, 1880,
j. NJ. COLEMAN, J. P.
NJ. D, L. Stewart, Atty for plaintiff.