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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-27
TIE sIIssIsAIPPI ~5ErTIEs.


ST. LOUIS. November 2l.-Captaiu
James B. Eads, the famous engineer
and inventor Of the jetties and ship
canal arrived homo to. day after an
absence OF ten months, be leaving here
20 attend to the iuterests- OF his ship
railway project in Washington. The
Times correspondent asked the gem
tleman what was the latest news
from the %jetties. He said: "Duribg
the past three years and a half there
has not been q single instance
in which any vessel Attempting TO pass
through the jettics has been detained
tor me minute on account otsthe in
suficiency of the channel, and there
has not been a single vessel which has
sailed up the piers at New York which
could not have sailed through the
jetties."
You are still carrying out your
contract with the government
1.-THE government pays me the sum
Of Sl00, 900 a year for the maintenance
Of that work, but the government has
the option at any time Of terminating
the contract and undertaking the
work at its own expense. As a matter
of fact it has cost me more than
$780, 900 in the last twelve months to
keep up the works of protection on the
open gulf. On September 10 the wind
iltalnsd the unheard vi velocity Of
los miles an hour, and this hurricane
battered down the concrete parapet Of
the east jetty, without, however,
affecting the channel. A few days
alter the lightning took a hand in the
work of destruction, and set fire to
our tool house aud carpenter shop,
resulting in a heavy loss. | have
maintained the two hundred foot
channel aud the maximum depth of
thirty-6Ve feet through the %jetties
during every day In which the gov
ernment has paid for such mainte-
nance.n
"How do you look upon the visit Of
the Burrows investigating Commit
tee2" -
II am glad to see 1t, because / am
satisfied that the more closely the
plans Of the work OF the Mississippi
River Commission are examined tho
more emphatic will be the approval
passed on,them. The commission has
adopted the only plan which will pro
vide a permanent aud adequate river
channel, which is simply to CONTRACT
he wide places where the width il
excessive. The more committee they
appoint to study this improvement The
better"
slave you done anything for the
Improvement of the harbOr at Vers
| CRUZ"
Il have furoished them with 4 plar
which has been approved by the gov.
ernment and work has already beer
commenced. have received yerJ
catering letters from the officials in
charge Of that work"
Have you noticed the forfeiture o
the Larned contract for the STANDARD
gauge railway across the Mexican
isthmus2"
Il have, aud must say that in tina.
matter | think that the Mexican
government was undoubtedly in the
right; that it acted clearly within the
terms Of its agreement. 1t had ex
tended the limit OF time for the con
structiOn ofthe first section again anC
again, and only cancelled the charter
when it was shown that the company
was rot in a condition to carry out it,
contract. There is no room for am
complaint against the Mexican gov.
eminent in my opinion"
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REUNITED
AHusband and Wife, After Three
Years Separation.
Chattanooga Times, a.

Chattanooga Times, 2.
A strange and singular disappear
ance aud a happy reunion of a long
lost husband aud doting wife has
been the most startling social event
in this community for years, the facts
Of which came to light yesterday.
About two years ago Mrs. K. w.
Crockett came to this city from Bris
tol, Tenn, her native town, to make
her home with her sister, Mrs. Appling,
a we'll known lady OF Chattanooga
She brought her two children with
her. Though a perfect stranger,
when she arrived here, her digni6ed
and modest bearing and her amia-
Bile and loving disposition soon
drew to her a large circle
Of admiring friends, who hold
her in the highest esteem for her
many noble traits of character. She
taught music in the city. being very
proficient in the art, aud had a select
school. Her story was known to but
tew, but by those who have gained
her confidence, was held as sacred
She had married about seven years
since Mr.. Il w. Crockett, D Of
V~irginia's noble sons, who was con
nected with some OF the best families
ia that State, and was a man of high
standing and influence 10 the com
muniiy. They lived happily until
yearly three years since, when he de
eided 10 go West to temporarily en-.
gage in he cattle business he left for
Texas,and from there proceeded with q
lerdoi cattle u Cheyenne, from which
point his wife received her last
word from him Frsm that point he
plunged into the widest sections, re
mote from pOstofices or railroads,
and for two years was in the most
deserted localities, being prevented
by many unfortunate circumstances
from communicating with his wife.
She watched and waited anxiously
for a word from him, but was doomed
70 dread al disappointment Month
succeeded month with no word from
he wanderer, aud at last be was
given up for dead, q victim Of the
savage Indian. His wife remained
rue tn him and mourned him as
one lost to her forever, 8 sep
sration fraught with direst
thoughts far worse than death.
Two years passed and the mourning
widow had begun to reconcile herself
70 her lot, when without a word Of
explanation a telegram was transmit
ted TO her father at Bristol inform.
ing her that her longlost husband was
in a town in Texas and had asked Tor
her address. Her Joy msy we'll be
conceived but could hardly be red
ICED. Tuesday night last the wandered
reached the city and was directed to
Mr.. Appling's house on Oak street
and about dusk sought admittanct
and the long separated ones we're
united. Mr.. Crockett was at Bristol
yesterday, and will return to the city
to-day and rejoin his wife.
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F.eeholaer.
Tlora Aritator.

Whom I was a young man | spent
several years In tie South, residing
for a while at Port Gibson, on Coo
Mississippi river. A gfoat deal Of
litigation was going on about that
time, and it was not an easy matter to
obtain a jury. One day | was sun
moued to act in that capacity, aud
repaired TO court to get excused. On
my name being called | informed bis
honor, the judge, that | was most a
freeholkor, aud. therefore, stopping
for the time being at this place.
You board at the hotel, l presume?''
II take my meals there but have
rooms 10 another part Of the town,
where | lodge" so you keep bach
haIl7" YES, sir. "How
long have you lived in that manuerP
about six months" II think you
are qualified, gravely remarked the
for | have never known a man
to keep bachelors hall the length Of
time you name who had not dirt
enough in his room to make him a
freebooter. The court dees not
excuse you"
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Before John Sp iman, ] p. for Shelby eonr
Y, ,Tenn.-Charles 0msby We Haden 4
Davis. ~ -
this cause an attachment having beep
4 eued out under section 255 Of the Code Of
tennessee, and returned, levied mon I'M
property Of the defendants, naden 4 Davis.
and, atndavit having been made that de-
PENDANTS are indebted to the plaintiff IN the
sum Of 5000 due BY account, and thai
the claim Il. Just, and that the defendant
a nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that said defendant
their personal appearances before me on
the "a day Of December, 1881. at IL O'clock
District, Memphis, Tennessee, AID defend
said attachment SUIT within the tims
prescribed By Law, or the same will be pro.
oeeded with OK PartO; and that a copy Of Iii,
weeks, IN the Public LedRer
This the 22d day Of November, 1882.
~ ~ 50 JOHN sPtLMAN, up
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PUBLIC
LEIrERs FROM rue PEOPLE.

We have already suggested the res
iguation Of Senator jackson in view Of
what consistency required of him, and
the fact that the people, and especial
" bis party, had 50 emphadcally set
upon him the seal Of condemnation.
There are other reasons equally and
possibly more emphatic for pressing
on Isis attention, a resignation. The
circumstances attending his election
we're no. at all creditable either to
himself or the Legislature that select
ed hin. The whole matter was SO
maladrOit as to approximate, if it did
not quite reach, a scandal. His eleva
ton to the Senatorship was a perfect
surprise to the people. He was tn,
last man they ' Q would have thought
of for this place. Indeed the people
never would have consented to his oc-
cupation of so distinguished a position.
With great difficulty, and he was re
turned BY a soant majority to the
Lower House Of the General Assem-
bly, from his native county. where
his party for years past commanded an
easy majority. 1t is impossible for
him 10 do either himself or his
State much service in the
United States Senate. He is sadly
deficient in capacity for the du
ties OF the position, and is uniformed
in regard to public affairs. He
can only be the dumb idol" of the
hour, holding down his seat and
drawing bis salary. He can not say
as 0thelio did in his last message to
the Venetian Senate: II have done
the State some service" His whole
life has a dessert aridness, so far as
sacrifice or service for the
public is concerned. The patronage
Of family connection and the fostering
pats Of Esal0us friends, coupled with
dTsy horse industry, gave him 8 rspu
tatioa as lawyer that was 8 littls be
yoai respectable. Even this be could
not Sustain for 3 brief period Oa.the
beach For Senator Jackson to re-
tain lis S~enstorship is doing great in.
iasdcs u the many able men in the
party who have devoted to the public
service and to the interests Of the
people their talent and substance. To
exclude such men by bis incumbrADcy
from the Senate is to injure Tennes-
see. If Senator Jackson will yield
either to tie promptings Of patriot
ism or the suggestions Of honor, he
will resign.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-27

No. 4563-In the Chancery Cou,t Of sA.rhv
county, Tenn. The State Of Tennessoe, fer
Is own use, etc. vs.. X II NAnoe et al.
appea ing from the SheriTs return IN
4 th,s o2pse, that the defendants, j. j.
maepder. W. Il. Bryant, Trus 90, aud 8. A
htongyarne are not 10 be found In 49,
county; u. Is therefore ordered Tat thsS
make their Appearance hsrefn. AZ ~
courthouse Of Shelby county, In Men.
Pns' Aonn' 81 Or before the first Monday in
" complainant bill, and petition Of Taxing
District Of Shelby county, or the same will
pc taken foT confessed Nc to them and act Tor
Seaiing OK parte;and that a copy ofthis order
weeks n the Public Ledger
This the eth day Of November, 1882.
BLACK, Clerk and Master.
~ J " Bradley, d. @. M.
W " Smith, FIJI HeiskeiI, c W HeisLaiI.
y b Gibson sOIrB for commit. an M az w -
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How 10 Talk About the Weather
Boston Advert;sar

five talk about the weather, vby
not vary q formula, 1T is pleasant To-.
day" Every one is tired OF admit.
ting that it is. Why not be scienti6
cally accurate when one meets a
triend2 The following is submitted
as a specimen dialogue:
Jones-"Ah, Mr.. Smith. l see we
have cloudy weather with light rains
Smith with a cheerful SMILEY
ies, and variable winds shifting Ia
colder, nortbeasterly, stationary OF
higher pressure"
Joaes-"Qulte SO; but it is CRAFTY
ing 70 know that the rivers will remain
nearly stationary, and that the tenn.
perature has fallen thirty degrees In
the Rio Grande valley. Good morning.
air.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-27

No. 4592-In the chancery Court of sbsIhv
County, Tenn The state Of Tennessee for
It's own use etc. VS. Joseph McKeon et al.
I appoarinI from Sheriff 5 eturn 10 tiis
1 cause. that the defendant, Joseph r
Hcke0n, Fannie Elder and q W klder are
not TO be found In his count : il Il tbere-
fore ordered thai they make their appear nee
herein at the courthouse Of Shelby COUNT,
IN Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the 6rst
Monday in January. 1888 and plead, answer or
1emur 70 complainant bill and petition OF
Taxing District Of helbR county, or the same
viii be taken for contested as 10 them and
set for hearing ex parte; and that a copy OF
this order DO published once a week, for four
successive weeks "a the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of November. 1882.
A copy Attest:
R J BLACK, Clerk AID Mastsr.
BY j M Bradley, Is. O. IN.
Wm N Smith, = H Heiskeai, @ w HeiSkelI
and u elisson, syPrs FOR eompl't
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-27

No. 4S h:D,-Insthe Probate Court Of Shabby
county Ter n.-David T. VarneII ct nj va
Joseph II, Warn II o al, w.
sfPeaIing IRON amendment in this cause
that the defendant, janis d IaugbIn.
iga nonresident Of tho Stat n Te"nsssan
ana q resilient Of the State Of exas: Il e
therefore ordered that he make hi. anne,E
snos herein, a.. tho oOurthouss Of shelby eonS-
HW,la memphis, con on or before the 6Tst
~ m TO complainant biIi, or The SANE
lu pc taken fOT confessed as to him and set
~ nearing ~ parte, and that a copy Of tbis
sdoeT Dc ? bhshe once a week, for four sue
0wektlyys Weeks. In the Public Ledger.
A eopy-Attess:
nv Lon,. u B CULLEN, Clerk.
0'k's q s'i''On' ssPs FER com lsipant.
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a blind Rroom mal,ar-
Oovington Ga stnr.

N"''HeF"1 ANh'l Clhtt
Mr.. George Stone, Of Oxford. who
is totally blind, has a broom factory
which ne operates himself and turn,
out the best quality Of brooms in The
market. lie is an intelligent. cult.
waited gentleman, and Of the highes,
order Of character and is highly re.
spected and esteemed by all who know
him. He possesses the wonderful
ability Of being able TO walk anywhere
without assistance. In fact. a stranger
would never know he was blind were
ne to see him walking about by him.
self.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-27

The PUBLIC LEDGER book bindery
IL Madison street. is 10 the same build.
ing as the newspaper and Job printing
est blishment; is owned by the same
proprietor; embraces all machines ann
material used in a first class book
bindery, and is conducted by compe
tent workmen, capable Of executing
work in as gOOa and substantial :
style as ran be none anywhere. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-27

No. RlO-Ip the Chancery Court os sh.n,
county, tenn.-The State OF Tennessee III
~ own use, ETC., Va w. II. Jackson, Ell a..
appearing from the Sher' as return in
u TINS cause that the defendants, Jesenha
nDuthager, Mary Finley. T. + Brooks, Sale
Williams, ). NJ. Williams and Augusta Han
.2nl are not to be found 10 his county, ii ia
therefore ordered that they make the'r no.
pearance herein, at the courthouse Of helbv
county, in Memphis. Tenn, on or BE-
I9re sae hrst menday in December, 1852, and
plead answer or domur to complainantS
Pill and petition Of the Taxing District az
oneioy county, or the same will be taken for
confessed as TO them and set for hcarine
sx,perte; and that 8 COPY Of this order be pubs
iished 9ncs q week for four successive weeksin
the Public ! edRer.
A ~c0py-Attest:
RI BLACK. Clerk and MastA,
BY M Bradley, D G and N
Nv smith and + II Heiskell. @. W
Iei. kell ana ". b, Gieson, srl'rs for com.
pialnant. 81 "a 90 X
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-27
N~on-ResIdent NOTICE.

No. 45iS-In the Chaneery caurt Of Shall,
county, Tenr.-Tts stGteof Tennessee IA,
lts own use vs D. Pauts OF al,
appearing from 6herif's return In thi,
Il cause that the defendant, Mathew pom,
Il Is therefore ordered the. 10 mako M,
appearance herein, as the c0urthouse Of Shell
by county, in hemphis, Tenn on or beior,
the hrst Monday 10 January, 1883, and plead
spswer o., dempr 70 complainant bill, snd
county, or the same Will 10 taken for eon'
fegeed aq 10 him and cot for hearing ex-psrte
end that a. copy Of this order DO Bubiishet
nnce a week, for four successive weeks, II
the Public Ledger. "
This 18th day Of November. 1852.
A copy-Attest;
~ BLACK, Clerk and Ma,to,
By n Bradley, D. O. an
VIM ~ Smith, Z. II. Heiskoll, W. B. oils
son and CIV. Heiskell, soils for oompl man
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NOn-RenIaanf Nnfina-

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No, sels-In the Chancery Court Of sbeIby
qoaaiE, Tenn. Thos. D. Hunt ct TX vs..
y IN Thu. cause, that the defendsnts' Kaiee
lamesand bar husband. jam D,James arc
residents Of the state Of California. and 49,
residents OF the state of Tennessee, anal m
tner apReafing that the names OF the keiro :
W. W. v heailey, deceased, ARC uuLnovvn az
cannot be a%scortained after dilieent inanqgrn
and That they nrQfesidents Of the State 6fAyy'
kansas and on-fegidents Of the state of rnnn
Ref eei sRd further sppe ring that .John Nv
nlen anu nis I'll Amelia Allen, IL ALIVE
hre nor; residents Of the state Of Tannei ssssss'
and resid nts If Arkansas ar ~ yNnessse
dead, that the namss and phase, 49, = u
oftheir heirs are gnknown snd cav hcsipsno2
eellalneN hiter qiliaent ifquirv. md n NJ
fhpehIAng thqt the place Of residsneo Of
hDe .On : ] alive, IL unknown ma ean~nt
5aes ,alned amer diligeut inquiry, and that
49, my nancy aud places Of refdence AZ
III nsire pro q known and cannot be asees
s-,rpu aitM dineent Inquiry; II ig therofore
u 5s.y2' pat they, IL alge, and their heirs.
Lneaa, MAKE their. appearances hefoin, attbs
Yyu,tnoute OF hheloy county, In Me-anhis.
nrr y e before ,the, f1yt Monday N
dc@Sy u son n : ssa RlSSaA salwsr p
y taken Cor oanies iaAsto' tHe,n ana AT -,
2 eaTiRa ex1esfttl AID that 4 eonv, sfthis Nv.
uef DO published once 4 wees. ~ fonr sns.
eeesiye weeks, iD the Public Ledfar. w
Ihis The or day Of N0rpmbcf, lGa
r. BLAQN, DIRK and Master.
by N Bradley, D Jam.
"e'ssFshSi soi' Ter eomp'ainent
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Looked Like War Times

1t looked like war times to day I,
see together Generals Albert Pike
Jubal A. Early, Fitz Leo, and Gen
Longsireet, all Of them distinguished
commanders in the Confederate army
They met by accident, Fitz Lee beino
here 70 lecture. Jpbal Early on his
way from New Orleans 20 VirgiDio,
Albert Pike mere for the purpose Of
%oonferring some degrees OF Masonry
upsn prominent Masons in the city,
and Longsireet in the city attending
TO his duties as United States Mar.
bkah.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-27

No. l6s9-In the Chanoery Ceuy. ~ sh,nv
county, renn.-Tre STATE Of TENNESSEE foy
tH own use, etc., ~ Vim Hightower an nj
appearing, from the sher as return n
4 tnis cause tho! the defendant, VIM hie6.
sSonmnsA q same Goodlott are not 90 30
ihat they make. their appearance herein ~
we courthouse of Shelby county, IN Memrhis-
dennetsee, en- or before the hrst Monday in
december, 1852, and plead answer or de-
m9E 70 complainant bill and the petition
same will DO taken for cuniessed ~ 10 tha1n
and set Tor hearing OK parte; and thar a COW
q lAM order be published once a week. for
ioTL successive weeks, in the Public ledger.
anis the yth day Of November $50.
~. J. N. Bradley D. @ 4 NJ
WIN Saith. + II Heiskeli, U "a HeiskeT.
w u Glision. soprs for compr't B76S "a rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-27
I-aan-rasIasat Notice.

No. 4SO-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-The State Of Tennesse9 ior
us own use, etc., vs.. 1boE. Fleming etal'
I appearing from the Sheriff return In this
cause thst the defendants, Mary Fleming.
InCmas fleming. Josie Fleming, - Rlem'
lng, 4; j shaw, Margaret Lantry, - Lam
Try, Mrs. NJ. Franklin and Annie w. Riyss
are not to be found In hlf o0un y; Il Il there.
To- ordered that they make their appearance
herein, atthe courthouse Of Shelby county, In
Memphts, Tom. on or before The 6rst Monday
D January, 1899, and plead, oasgsf o.
demnr 70 com claimant Bill and petition Of
the IaLipg District or Shelby county, or the
same WILDE taken for confessed As 10 them and
act Tor hearing ex parte; and that n copy ofthis
order be nubHshed once q woek for four sue
oeesive Eetk X, In the Public Ledger.
This s5.h day Of November, 1872.
A oopy-Atteet:
r J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J NJ Bradl6g, . O. an.
NJ NJ smith and n III HeiskolL, @ W Uaia-
kell and W D GlissOn, bol'rs lor Complainant.
SO 10 rs 81
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sherlH's Sale Of ReaI Eata.a

pUBLlo notice y hereby r,v.r
ne d|Tsot.S II TIVE 70 Sendit n ii' ssp tnat BY y
Shelby eouaty, Tennessee, in utb% s .oart Of
and sMp X. a. XIII IL I; L Dover, j, So ). Il aC sI2tS
tee lsth day Of june, 1882 for ~ rendered on
s cSm GA Si @Sly'hye hundred dollars NH ii,sbSIsgste
Aent. etc., i will, or 'Niy SAID judg-
=, Friday, December !. 1900
IA legal hours, In front of tho oorr,I''%'
me taxing District oil Shelby con-, itnoIgte, IN
proceed 70 sell. to The highest M Tenn
wit: N"oa property, Ia.
LSinS IN The STATE Of Tenness,o md .ou
ire town Of Fisherville, AVA bbissrlgt and in
ny " d.. kideout estate Said n9elIy' east
lAihlhe one acre. more o. less. A. dtisI5y con-
INC we lots and storehous ,,ita .teds a vided
levied q. as the propertv q d. " 1n such.
telest and costs. '"uement, In
Memphis. 10Th dsyOf November, 1859
40 "a "a P r ATBf'
"FahNN IAMA
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NOn.Resident NoItce-

~ A| -
No. ieis-Tn the Chancery Court Of sbe,hv
county, Tenn.-The State of TeAde see foT
~ " use, etc. va Rosa P Smith Ell al.
1 appearing from the Sheriff return IN thlr
Myra D knight aud Louis Luo RIM are moi Ia
DO touad in his county; II Is therefore
ordered that they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse of shelby county.
N nemphis, Tenn, on or before M
drst Mon fay in J nuars, 1888 and plead. an.
swer OF demur tocomplainant Ill and ~petition
q the Taxing District Of shelby q o.
tne same wiz BE- token for confessed as 70
item and set for hearing ex-parto; and that q
COPY OF this order DO published once q woek,
ger Nu'
"A c~opy-Attest:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Mast.r.
~ Bradley ID lC.&M. -N
VIM Smith FH Heiskeii, 0 w Heiakoil
and " b dlisson, sel'rs for OOmpl't,
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Attachment Notice.

Before John spelman, ] P forBhelbv eonntv
Tenn.-Edwsrd steadmRn v. Haden 4
this cause an attachment HAVING been
tued out under section 3s8 Of tine oodo o.
Tennessee, and returned levied upop m,
property Of the defendants, Hadea x Davis
and atidRyit davtngDeen uAde thaIdefendant
indebtejto the plaintiff In the sum Il 5 1
due By account, and that the claim 4,
JUST n d the defendants are ron
It 70 therefore ordered that said defendant
make their personal appearance before me an
the y b day Of December, 1882, at u o'olool
N at my office, No, 81 Adam st., Tia II Z
Dist ici, Memphis, Tenn, and defend said
by Law, or the same win be pro.
oeeded with ex-parte; and that q copy Of Iii,
order be published once a week for fon,
weeks In the Public Ledger. ~
This the 22i day ~ November. 1880.
III 0@ OHN kpHLMAN d
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InsOlvent Notice.

Vu3k Insolvency Of the estste of Ma-cus
allen, deceased, having been s1gga a
70 me Probate Court Of he by oouSty' al ali
potiSssd t ~ elS,ms against said estate, are
Hlerk OF the County Court autbentics,aaa y "
ne rAanneT prescribed ty law, on or MI a
lne nth Of May, 1883, or ths SANE shoouTIoyy
ioT Th barred both il law aud equity 9" De
90 ?, ~ 90 G: W. GORDoV
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~.NOn.Reeidenf Nolinn-

No. 46ST-In the Chancery Court of sbaIbv
county. Tenn : The State of Tennessee
iori tS own use, etc. w. The Y erehants Cot
Ton Press and Storage Co. ct al.
| appearing from the Sheria7s return in this
4 cause that the defendants, Mrs, H.F.Sehnits.
II. X, Schultz and Albert Tunnel are NOT H.
be found in his county Is Is
therefore ordered that they make tbs;r
appearance herein, at the courthouse AZ SbsI-
~ county, In hemphis, Tenn, on or before
the nrst mondaS, in December. 1852, and
plead answer OF dem to comp %ainanis Bill.
and petition OF Taxing District Of Sheibv
county or the zane will be taken fo,
confessed as TO them and set for hearing ex.
paIte, and that q copy Of this order bs
.uolshsa ouce q week, Tor four successive
This 9th day Of November, 1882.
A copy Attest:
n. r; ]; BLACK Clerk and Mater.
j II Helskell, W Al Smith, c W po,,,oi,
and W B Gibson, sol'rs for conn q X az go =!