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SOME THING NEW.
A Chicago Invention Which May
be Of Value 10 Fire De.
PRrtmenls.
Special to Cincinnati Enquirer,

w NAaAAllhbl AHNulltIN
CHICAGO, November 18-A new
and important adjunct to the FIRE ex
tinguishing apparatus OF Chicago, the
invention OF two members of the
Chicago Fire Department. was given
a public trial TO- day with results in.
teresting and valuable. The apparatus
is a telescope stand PIPE water tower,
which is mounted on a heavy truck.
and when not in use the pipe lies
nearly horizontal, projecting a short
distance beyond the rear end Of the
truck. The two upper sections of the
telescope are then raised by e of
a screw inside, operated By men
standing upon the truck by means oil a
wheel. The pipe is turned in any
direction by means Of a cog wheel
arrangement, and can also be- placed
at any angle. From one to four engines
can be used. as occasion may require.
When raised TO its full hight the
distance from tho ground to the top
of the tower Is sixty five feet. The
pipe is steadied by means Of a guy
rope, reaching from the top TO the
base.
In the test to-day a one and a half
inch nozzle was used. The tower was
operated successfully in all positions,
sending the stream in every diree-
ton. The stream was easily thrown
horizontally over the top OF the News
boys Home. The tower did not sway
TO any great extent, even when raised
to its greatest hight, and the truck
stood firm as a rock. Considerable time
was required 70 raise the pipe TO an
upright position, but changes can
easily be made to remedy this fault.
With one hundred pounds water
pressure, as indicated by the gauge on
the mach.ne,the highest point reached
by the stream was 100 feet. The
lowest point at which it could be
utilized was % feet
The primary object ofthe invention,
viz, to facilitate the use of water 10
pase Of FIRE at high elevation, is at.
tanned.
1T ig the beginning OF a good thing,
at least, said Mayor Harrison. ut
may be found necessary in practice ia
steady the tower by several guys, and
l think the truck should be made
wider, but it certainly worked splen-
didly as it was"
The new apparatus is the joint pro-
dnction ofC. s. Petrie, Assistant Fire
Mar, hal, and John Ashworth, ioreman
repair shops, by whom it has been
patented The essential difference
between this and other water towers
which have proved failures consists in
the telescope arrangement. The
packing IS 70 firm where the sections
a%rojoined thstthere wss no perceptiblo
leak'ge.
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and child, holding DIP a flaming cande.
labra. The Virgins head is seen
nearly full face, her eyes downcast
and nearly closed. In her face is
expressed all the sublime sweetness
and spiritual beauty that seem 70 bring
Raphael's Madonnas above even the
most refined types Of human nature to
be seen in the every day world. The
child slightly on the LETT of the Virgin
is an exquisite expression Of infant
innocence and beauty. The head is
seen nearly full face, and the eyes are
wide open, looking out at the picture,
being turned considerably to the left
Of the spectator.
The picture belongs to the Hon.
Monro Butler tombstone, Of England,
and it is thought he may be induced
to sell it should he receive an offer
sufficiently large, but as he is said to
have Withdrawn it in 1878 after a bid
Of $97 800, it IN 9 that a large sum
Of money only can retain it 10 the
United States. The picture is oval in
shape, and twenty six inches 10 diam
atar.
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ON THE LOOKOUT.
kinSmsn of Female Help on the
Alert for InNuIting Sesun.
drels.


1t is we'll known fact that a large
number Of girls are employed in vari-
Gus manufacturing enterprises in
Nashville. AS the days work does
not close until 6 p M, they are com
PEELED to go home in the dark. Some
OF them have been subjected to insults
from fast young men on Cherry street,
aud subsequently reported the matter
to their male relatives. During the
past week several robust young men
have established themselves along that
thoroughfare ard have quietly watched
tor any rude approaches that might be
made to any Of the girls going home
from the factories. 1t was noticeable
that these guardians of female virtue
were armed with heavy canes. A
reporter Of the American was informed
yesterday hat these men we're acting
as detectives on their own volition,
and that they had determined to make
short work of any man who dared to
insult a woman.
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The Editor In FICTION.
Philadelphia Times.

Many Of the magazine noyelists
cannot write nowadays unless thew
introduce an editor among their other
characters 1t is all right, of course
that they should make the editor id
his duty 10 fiction, but the noyelists
appear to have trouble in finding ont
the real animal, As they depict him,
the editor attends all the 3 O'clock
teas, passes hours in the dining rooms
OF swell hosts, figures at the fashion.
able receptions and otherwise exhibits
his intellectual brow up town and
down. The fact is the editor who
edits dons his evening dress about
once a year, and during the other
three hundred and sixty-four nights
be may be found in the fifth story
wrestling with as many topics AZ be
has hairs on his head. The editor Of
the novelist ought to grow long, curly
locks aud write odes to the dog star.
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The TaIe That TeIIs.

AT the l49th grand monthly draw
ing OF the Louisiana State Lottery at
New Orleans, on Tuesday always
Tuesday,, October 10, 1882, the wheel
again revolved, and no shadow of sus
picion as to fairness rests where Gen.
erals G 7. B%eauregard, of Louisisna.
aud Jubal A. Early. of Virginia, have
the sole supervision Of the distribu-
ton, as they do every month. Names
Of many winners are withheld from
the public at their request. Ticket
No 1915 drew the first capital prize
OF $4,000 Ia princely gift), sold in
ifths at one dollar each, sent to NJ.
a Dauphin, New Orleans, La, Two.
itths, drawing $4,000. was held BY
John Chas, Reus, a thrifty German
farmer Of Ascension Parish, La /.
Gwynu Harris, No. sos IF" street.
Health Office Inspector, and W. Il
Lewis, Of the Cooperative Ice Co,
both Of South Washington City, D.
O., each held another fifth. The sec.
ond capital prize of $25,0 900 was in
like manner sold 10 flths to ticket
No. 40 1853. one fifth held by Sam
HobsQn, a travelling salesman Of Mem
phis, Tenn another to a party al
Charlottesville, Tenn, and so on
Ticket No. 80 3ji drew the third cap
ital ($l0,000) was held in Chicago
III. Nos. 1852 and 6S,736 drew Ii,
fourth capital prizes, two of 5000
esch-sold in hiths-one to z. Samoan
the proprietor OF the Thibodeaux Ola
Sentinel; one to G.. Q. Huntington
New York City, etc Space canno. b.
given except for a few brilliant exam
PIES Of those who ventured aud won
next
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A DISPATCH from Zurich, SwitEer
land, announces the death Of DR..
Johann Gotfritd Kinkel, the famous
author, writer on political economy,
snd German revolutionary leader in
1913. He was botn at 0bercaSsill,
Rhenish Prussia, in 1915, and after
graduating at Bonn, taught divinity,
the history Of the chu CHI, historical
literature, and ancient art. When
the revolution of l548 broke out, be
was one Of the leaders of the Socialist
Democracy, but being captured was
condemned by a court martial to per-
petual Imprisonment. One of his
followers, however, had been his pupil
and admirer, Carl SchurE, who was
studying in Bonn at the outbreak Of
the troubles. Young Schurz, fight
ing 10 defense Of Rastadt, was cap
tured, and, upon trial, condemned
to death, but managed to effect his
escape from prison just before the
time set for execution. Being thus
at liberty, while Kinkel remained in
the fortress Of Spandau, the wife Of
the latter wrote him, asking if he
would participate in a scheme for her
husbands rescue, and he went at once
to Bonn to help her. From there he
went to Berlin, where, together with
a prominent physician and another
gentleman, be arranged and 10 No.
venber, 1850, carried out a daring but
successful! attempt at release. Kinkel
and Schurz fed to Scotland immedi.
ately, their exploit having caused,
very naturally, a profound sensation
10 1851, Professor Kinkel visited this
country, returning next year to Eu.
rope, In 1866, he was chosen PROBES.
sor Of archaeology at the Polytech
nique School, at Zurich, and occupied
that place until his death. His
writings cover a considerable range,
aud have hid much vogue, especially
Ia his native. country.
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Two years ago the Republicans
sprung the tariff issue a few weeks
before the election and carried the
country by a small majority on that
issue. The assertion wa made and
multiplied millions Of times that
Democratic success meant absolute
free trade and would shut up all the
manufactures ia the United States
il a word, the country would be:
ruined. Frantic appeals were made
90 the working classes and to all man
uiacturers to save themselves, their
families aud the grand old party
which had protected them. Now the
country has gone Democratic by such
a majority as to make it reasonably
certain hat the party will come into
owe after the election two years
hence. Yet no factories have been
closed and business goes along just as
before. Secretary Folger's wild pre-
diction that a Democratic triumph in
New York would cause a shrinkage OF
values amounting to forty millions
of dollars, has not been realized,
and the old gentleman is the laughing
stock of the public. Capital is pro
verbally timid but it has showed no
sensitiveuess on account Of the recent
Democratic victory. 1t is evident that
moneyed men and the laboring classes
alike have confidence enough in the
ability of the Democratic party to see
it intrusted with the administration
Of the government without a sign Of
~trepidation and hat its accession to
power will promote public confidence
at home and abroad and increase the
general prosperity of all classes.
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Madonna of the Cnndelnhrn.

The first original Raphael known
to have been brought to this country
was landed in New York last week.
This painting is brought for expo.
sition in the Metropolitan Museum Of
New York, and without other ascer.
tanned purposes 10 view. 1t is valued
at two hundred thousand dollars
large sun Of money, it would seem
for a picture, but not SO large. wa
predict, that it will be opposed TO the
departure Of the picture soon from
these shores. Being here, here il
should remain. 1t is another step In
the evolution of art--an event of AZ
much importance 10 the art world AZ
the fall Of the Republican party or the
Roman Empire was TO the Republi-
cans and the Romans. Il is said that
this picture exactly comedies in size
with the Madonna Della Scala in
Florence, %engrayings OF which are
familiar to lovers of art in this coun.
try. A description Of this new i'm
portatiou is as follows:
The Virgin, painted half length in
a standing position holds with her
left hand the infant Christ, who.
entirely naked, is seated on a white
cushion, which may be supposed TO
rest on . table not seen 10 the picture.
Two angels in the background
stand one on each side Of the mother
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N0nsIsa sldent Nofice.


Ne. 4o75--In the Chanoery Court NJ ebo,h,
county, Tenn. Thos. D.. Hunt AZ nv w
Jane b. Weaver ct ",
/ appearing fro m tha blu which II sworn IN
IN this. cause, that the defend.nts' Eots
Jamesand her husband. Jahn D..Jamss 80
RESIDENTS " The state Of CQlifofnis. ana non
residents Of the state Of Tennessee, andi, ~
theT gppea Jog that tho namta Of the keirs ~
v. "; v heailey, depeR Cd, are unknown and
cannqt "a, Aseertgined after ail,esnt jnaairv
700 Inat tney are tetidents ofthe State n AZ
AAntas and non residents Of the State Of Ten
eei ara y further cppe ring that Holm NJ
Allen and his Vif T, Anelin Allan ~ III"
are non residents Of The state of Tan NV
9nd residents If Arkansas or Teraa. 7. dfk
aeaa, mat lhe nam aud plases Z I fesidence
olthelr hetIh are unknown and cannot Ia 49,
oertAined nttfy dillgont i~rquiry; and n aIso
9ppP9flng thatthe place OF resfdunoo Of h
mbe son, ! alive, II unknown and can,ot
- sscsItaiufd aftaf diligebt inquirr. md nsl
asaq me nameI and places 81 resfdencs ~
~ nelfs hre q kn0wu gnd cannot bo nsoer
= aaapeu a'tet liNseht, lhgqiry; II u Therefore
y Hea,A' mat they, II I've, and lAeir ketFs.
e2urthouss u Shelby coanty. m Msnnhihse
a'1p. =. ". q eelorp tie 6rst MepdaY II,
Wv, " er' wv cad plead, nnsWo- az
qpHAg 70 gomRlainnhte bill, or the s.Ine viii
~ Inken Tor conicestd alto them ma sst n,
3otring cx-paIti ard that a copy ffthis M.
aef ne published once y woOH, for fonr M
eessiye weeis, IN the Public Ledrer. wv
Ihist u, osh day Of November, IA
,,,A r. j. RLAgK, Cj,rk and Mas,sr
y Brsoleys y q. a N.
S@@7S
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V-lon-rssIdant Ssouee.

No. 1870 the Chancery Court Of sbelbv
county, Tehn.-The State Of tennessee tor
I've oWn use, ETC., vs. Ihos. Fleming OF Al.
1 appearing from the Sheriff return 10 tbi,
Il cause Inst the defendants, Mary FLEMING.
Thomas Fleming, Josie Fleming, - Flem
ing, !. s2Rwl Margaret Lantry, - Ian
w, Mrs. H.. Franklin and Annie W. Rive
are not 10 be found Ia hiG coun VI, Il Il there.
70, o ordered that they make their apRearancs
herein, at the courthouse Of Shelby county, In
Memphis, Tenn. on or before the first MONDAY
In January, 1883. and plead, answer q,
demur 70 com claimant bill and %petition NJ
the Taxing District Of Shelby oounty, or tbs
same Will be taken tor confessed as TO them and
set, tor, hearing ex parte; and that a COPY of this
order DO publish bed once n week for four sue-
c%eesiye weeks, In the Public Ledger. !
This 3 b day Of November, 1879.
A ~copy-Attost:
R J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J NJ Bradley. D q NJ.
" ~, smith and Z II Heiskeil, G Hefs-
kell and W B Gibson, sol'rs Tor complainant
R3 az IL 81
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
wEDSrsDAr rvEsIs0 Sov. y is@.

CAPTAIN Wilbur Z. Simmons, q
we'll known citizen Of this city aud
formerly a very active insurance man,
died Monday last at ST. Louis. He
had been in i'll health for some years
aud only recently went to St. Louis,
where his sister, ms. Ben May. lived.
Captain Simmons had been a
great sufferer with consumption and
death no doubt came as a blessed re-
lief and surcease of sorrow and trou'
bic The remains will be brought
here for interment.
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R0n-RasI5sai GoIiSs-

No. 4553-In the Chanoery Court NJ sh,lAr
county, Tenn. The State Of Terminates. n,
its wi use, etc. vs.. r. II Vance Il AL.
eppea ing from the sherifs return IN
this cause, that the defendants, j. J.
EE,soesnoeI. " b. bryant. Trus 60, aud s. A
county; II. Is therefore ordered that thew
make theiF appearance herein, at the
courthouse Of Shelby county, In Mem.
Phls, Tenn On or before the first Monday In
70 complainant bill, and petition Of Taxins
District Of Shelby county, or the same will
20 taken for confessed 30 TO them and set for
hearing % parte;and that a copy ofthis order
weeks ip the Public Ledger
A c0Dy-Attest;
49,, r. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
" J y Bradley, ID. @. M.
w Msmith, FIJI Heiskeii, O W HaishalI.
v b 0lisson' sOl'rB for oomplf. az IA So * y
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Altaohmen1 Nnfinn

Before W A Goldman J. p for Shah,
A Reyd. "" w. n
ms cause an attachment having bean
4 sued out under section 1856 Of the tode ~
tennessee. and returned, levied upon tbs
nisPeIty 81 tho defendant, and affidavit hav-
the plaintiff in the sam Of S1is 9s- S"e 70 70
account, and that the claim q lust and
me me ~dsfendant Ia a non-resident Of The
stAte ei Tennessee; Il is therefore ordered \ a
~ oeiendant make his personal appearance
ySi9re me on the 9th day ofDeiember, 1882. AZ
g., Memphis, Tennessee, and defend ssid On
isonment suit within the time prescribed Nv
laHi or the same will be proceeded With eS-
pattei ana that . copy Of this order IL
~ gu0ns9S once 2 week for four weeks In
Ihis tie 2 day Of November, 1891.
uVNO - w A H00nM \ d
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wedding aud Party Invitations
In the Latest DesigDs.
NOn.Resident Notice.

No. 45ts-In the Chancory Court Of Shah,
county, Tenn.-The State Of Tennessee IN,
is own use VS. d. Pante OF al,
I appearing from Sherif'a return in tbi,
L cause that the defendant, Mathew Pom.
eroy Y nc. to be found In bis county,
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF Shell.
BY county, In Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the fret Monday Ia January. 1883, and MEAD,
ansWer or demur to complainant bilf, and
county, or the same will be taken for con.
iessed az ~ him and set for hearing ex-psrte
and that q copy Of this order BE- pubiished
ohce a week, for four successive weeks, In
the Public Ledger. a"
This ls;h day Of November. lsss.
A c~opy-Attest:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J N Bradley, d. C. 4 M
VIM NJ Smith, Z. II. Heiskell, ". r. GIs,
son aud {, W. HeiskOll, sol's for compl insu,
40 en- ~ 81
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Non-Resident Nomee.

No, Ge2-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn The State of Tennessee for
ia owl use etc. VS. Joseph McKeon ct al.
L appeartnt from Sheriffs eturn In thia
4 cause. that the defendants, Joaeph X
dckeon, Fannie Elder and @ w Flder are
not 20 DO found 10 his count II h there
fore ordered that they make their appear nee
herein, a. the courthouse Of Shelby counts.
n Memphis, Tenn, on or before the FIRST
iemur 70 complainant bill and petition Of
Taxing District Of helby county, or the same
viii be taken for confessed az 10 them and
set fol. hearing OK pafte; and that a copy OF
this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of November. 1882.
A c~opy-Attest:
n J BLACK, Clerk aad Master.
By I'M Bradley, e. G. q NJ,
Vim NJ Smith, ~ Heiskell, O W He,skali
and " B GlissOn. s-lrs far Comprt
81 ca rs n
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IlOR-R Resident ssOtles.

-
No. 46lC-In the Chancery Court rs rhoIL.
county, Tenn.-The state OF Tenpesses III
rs WI use, etc, VI W. II. Jackson, Ell a
appearing from tho Sher'f's return In
y this cause that the defendants, Jssepha.
Duilioger, Mary Finley, T. \ Brooks Satiis
Williams, J. Nd, Williams and Augusta HAP
t9n, are not 70 be found in his county. iffs
therefore ordered that they make Their an
peatance herein, at the courthouse Of ShelbV
county, in Memphis. Tenn. on or be-.
i9re me nrst Monday In December, 1852, and
Plead answer. or demur to oOmpiainanfs
BILL and petition Of the Taxing District Of
shelby county, or the same will be taken for
confessed a., 70 them and set for hearing
et,,parte; and that 3 0 Of this order be pub.
lished once q week for four successive weeks In
the Public edReT.
THIS Och d3y o. November, 1881.
A ~copy-Attest:
80 R. BLACK. Clerk zbd Ms,,s,
By J NJ Bradley, D @ and M ~ "Ss'e'
Nv tmith and F d Aeisken, O. W
plainant. t7' a. 20 52r COM
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ShorItf's Sale of Real Esfato.

Btl notice is hereby given. .Aat Nv
=. Intue 81 tao gA .yeniiti nj sxbonai h.
oeesoy county, Tennessee, in the case ofstaSSS
y 4e9hessSe ys H.. l. Dover, J.. ). HooSsS
ana M A, Millions. Judgmeot rendsroS.NsII
vac Lotn DAY Of June, 1882, for the aeSrs-ata
sum o. forty ave hundred dollars, wit6 isfssroo
est and cost Of suit, TO satisfy said iiIn.Jgaa
ment. etoy / will, or e@u jug
Friday, December I, Ias2
legal hours, In front o. the ooprthon,o
the Taxing District Of shelby cor, y tnoT.e, IN
proceed 70 sell, 10 tho highest bidder. Y.
wit; 'pe" property, to-
tXsR IN The State Of Tenno's,e and .~o,,,v
: . town Of Fisherviile, ana 1hnrlst, and IN
low p,r1h ~ Land of M GrsnSe,rSS's a Io,e
s-tnink one aere, move or less, andi IA ~ ,giSnS
ny sgo lees aad slorehous .,Aitu led on s t1Ig
n.y. IN M " ~ prcperts o. the defendant.
torest and costs. '"'N Junement, n
Memphis. 10Th dayof November, 1854
= Oo % Sheriff of Shelby oenn1t. Tan,
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Aon.Kesldent N0lice.

No. i6l8-In the Chanoery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Ths state Of TeRde see for
" own use, etc. VS.. Rosa P smith Of al.
I appearing from the Sherih's return 10 this
4 cause, that the defendants, Rosa P Smith,
Myra d IN ght aud Louis Luoarini are not TO
be, foued in his county; Il u therefore
ordered that they mako their appearance
herein, at the courthouse Of shelby county,
IN Eempbis, Tenn, on or before the
arst MONDAY In j. nuary, 1855. and plead an.
swer or demur to complainant III and petition
Of the Taxing Distr ct Of sholty county, or
the anne will be taken for confessed a. 10
taem and set for hearing ex-parte; and that A
copy Of this order he published once a week,
ior four successive weeks, In the Public Led.
ger.
THIS 1sth day Of November, 1852.
A c0py-Attosts
RI BLACK. Clerk and Master.
BY JIM Bradley, ID. CAM.
VIM N Smith 4 n Heiskell. @ W Heiskell
and " B Glston, sOl'rs for oOmpl't.
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-Non-RNslnani aac1aa-

-
No. 1854 In the Chancery Court Of sbsIbe
county, Tenn.-The State Of Tennessee FOR
its v use, etc. Va. Kate q. Bell ct al.
l appearing from SheriH's return in this
4 eau O. that tho defendants, II, KortrecAt,
Aggu'ta ko,treeht, Annie Carroll, q, Mitch
gu and NJ. Mitchell, are not 10 ba found In
bis county; It "a therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at The eourt.
house Of Shelby county, In MemphiS, Tenn
on or before the hrst Monday in January.
loS5, and plead, swe or demur 10 complain.
ant bill ard petition Of To ing District Of
ohelby county, or the same will be taken far
contested as to them and sot for hearing az,
parte; and that a COPY Of this order BE- pub-
hs1ed once q week for four successive weeFI
In the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of November, 1850.
A copy-Atiest
III BLACK, Clerk and Ma,ts,.
By J d Bradley, d. Gam
Vim NJ Smith, b N Heiskcll. " n aN,.or
and oWHeiskell, sol'rs for complainaois,
@ 90 IS a
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 43 R.D.-Insthe Probate Court Of sbolby
county Ie,n.-David I. Yarnell OF al ".
Joseph II. Warn II Q. al. w.
1T appearing from amendment in tbls oause
4 that the defendant, JAMES d LauRblin
is a nonresident Of tho Staie II Telnessee,
and 3 resilient Of the State Of txas, h h,
therefore ordered that he make his appear.
ance herein,at the courthouse Of Shelby coun.
", IN Memnhia, con on or before the hrsl
mond y In January, iSst, and plead, answer
q, demur 70 Aompl9ipant bill, or The same
VIII be taken for Confessed al IN him and al
for hearing et psrte, aud that a copy oftbi1
erdor DO p blishet once . week, for four suc.
oe{ i've wieks in the Public Ledger,
A oopyrANessi
II n. CULLEN, Clerk.
BY Louis hoffman. D. q.
Sykes d iison,s ops for CONT %lainant.
20 "a "A "a
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NOn-resiAeBt Notice,

No. 5s3-Iu tho Chancery Court of sh.n.
county, Tenn.-The state OF Tsunsssee 10
n own use, ETC., ys Vim HiShtower N 81
appearing, from the cher as return IN
4 TINS eause that the defendant, VIM High
towes ana Annie Goodlett. are not to Re
mat they make their appearance herein AZ
ne e~ourthouse.O OF Shelby county, In MsmEhis'
henne3see, en or before the hrst Monday ia
De0emDer, lS1, and plead. answer or d.
mat q complainant bill and the petition
o. tne Ia1i[g District ofsholby county, or the
same VIII pc taken for confessed as TO thom
and set for herring OK parte; and Thai n sonv
O. this order DO published once a week. for
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