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St. Landry democrat., 1882-07-22
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The movement for the severance OF
Norway from Sweden and the establishment
OF republic is said to be spreading.
IT is now stated that Gen. Ignatieff
resigned the Russian Ministry Of the Inte-
rior because he cofffd no longer guarantee
the safety Of the Emperor.
JAY A. HUBBELL, Chairman of the
Republican Congressional Committee, in an
open letter to George William Curtis asks
the latter to join him in requesting the Pres
ident to submit to the Attorney General the
question Of liability under the law for max
ing campaign contributions.
p GEORGE Q. CANNON, in the Taber
nacIe at Salt Lake, endeavored to prove the
unconstitutionality of the Edmunds bill, and
received vote sustaining his course. His
speedy return to Washington is believed
to have some connection with the Utah
Commission.
+ THERE is good authority for the
statement that Minister Lowell will soon be
recalled at his own request, to be succeeded
by Governor Long, Of Massachusetts,.
CAPTAIN JOHN CowDoN, well-known
in connection with the improvement of the
Mississippi River, is out with number of
charges against Captain Eads and the men,
bers of the River Commission, and calls for
an investigation by Congress.
LIEUTENANT DANENHowER has had
an interview with Secretary Chandler in re-
gard to bringing home for burial the re-
mains of the members OF the Jeannette's
crew found by Engineer Melville. A COM
mittee of three naval officers will report up
on the expediency Of applying to Congress
for assistance.
= THE Pennsylvania Democrats have
adopted q platform protesting against the
boss and spoils system, denouncing all re-
pudiation, denouncing the pardon Of those
who were convicted OF fragrant subverson
Of public trusts, declaring the ballot box the
only hope Of reform and demanding a Just
apportionment.
The prohibition amendment in Iowa
Is adopted by something like 1000 majority.
FRANCE will cooperate with England
in an armed Intervention in Egypt If neces-
sary. The panic at Alexandria is renewed
and there are symptoms Of another riot.
There are 80 M ;n-of-war in the harbor of
Alexandra, and the italian fleet is cruising
within easy distance.
The Illinois Republicans nominated
Gen. John C. Smith for Treasurer and
Chas. s. Stratton for Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
: The Michigan Prohibitionists have
nominated full State ticket.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-07-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The range of Secretary Blaine's for
eign policy is shown by his instructions to
Minister Comfy in regard to British designs
on the Sandwich Islands. The chief of the
State Department held that while the United
over the people of Hawaii, it would not
permit the transfer of the territory or SOW
ereignty of the islands to any of the great
powers Of Europe.
THE general managers of all the south
western lines were in consultation in Chica-
60 the other day. Three separate meetings
were beld-for the Southwestern associa-
ton, the Colorado pool and the lumber pool.
The results were the adjustment Of lumber
rates between Mississippi and Missouri
River points; the postponement of the fur
Their consideration of the question of per-
centages, and an agreement to appoint a
permanent arbitrator for the three associa-
lions.
ELIJAH VAN KoUGHNET was hanged
at Kingston, Ont, June %, for the murder
Of John Richardson. When he reached the
scaffold he cried bitterly, and joined the
clergyman in an appeal to God for mercy.
A sIGNAL-sERvIcE party of twenty
four men, detailed to take out supplies for
Lieutenant Greeley's expedition, have gone
the Arctic regions.
AT the commencement exercises at
Harvard College, June %, President Eliot
announced that the requests for the year
were nearly 100000. Among those present
was the oldest living graduate, William
Thomas, of Plymouth, Mass, Of the class
OF 1907.
TIE control of the State of Wisconsin
for telephone exchanges has been secured
by Prof. C. II. Haskins, OF Milwaukee, who
is now negotiating for special connections
with the Chicago Office.
The recent report of board of en-
gineers conceding the claims of the Illinois
Central Road upon the harbor of Chicago,
has been disapproved by Secretary Lincoln.
From the statement made by the board he
is driven to conclude that the proposed ex-
tension of one hundred feet is an encroach-
ment which should be prohibited by the
Government, unless accompanied by strong
conditions which the War Department has
no legal power to make or enforce.
WHILE fishing, June %, at Bayonne,
Spain, the Duke Of Edinburgh fell into the
water and was four times carried under,
only reaching the shore after a struggle OF
half an hour.
THE brig Emma, from Havana, has
passed up the Delaware River with yellow
fever on board.
FREIGHT-HANDLERso of Boston, to the
number of $50 have struck for $i.65 per day.
and business is at standstill.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

FIVE thousand Knights of Labor
paraded the streets of Rochester. N. Y,
June 26. and then held a mass-meeting to
take action on the New York penal code.
A number OF speakers addressed the meet
ing. Fully $4,000 people were in attendance.
FIRE in boarding house at Manches-
ter, n. H., on the Goth, forced Mary Sulli-
van, Ellen Ford, Harry Jennings, Margaret
Mcnamara, Eugene Sullivan, Patrick Nc
Namara, Paul Edame, Alice WEIGH and
Michael MARI to Jump from the windows,
all Of whom were badly hurt.
IT is said that the captain of the
United States steamer Galena has served
notice on all American residents in Alexan-
dria that his vessel is ready to receive them,
and they will remain in Egypt at their own
risk.
BURGLARS entered the house of r. Fl.
Galloway, farmer living three miles south
west OF TT. Scott, Kans., June 26, and robbed
him of $50 in money. Before getting away,
however, the household was aroused, and a
general melee took place, in the course of
which Mr.. Galloway was shot in the shout.
utts MIS- UalioWdy III INC arm, ana son
Robert, sixteen years of age, in the arm. All
three wounds are serious, but none are con-
sidered mortal.
Mrs. CHRIsTIANcY, having failed to
fasten the charge Of cruelty upon her hus-
band, has Withdrawn her cross bill, which
will give the ex-Minister divorce.
A YOUNG man named DeLaires has
been arrested in Polk City, Iowa, on sus-
picion Of being the murderer Of Mayor R. P.
Stubs. Under threat OF lynching DeLaires
confessed that gang numbering Is had
plotted to rob Stubs, and brought desper-
ADDE'S from Missouri, named Wickes and
Blackman. to do the work, and that Wickes
did the killing. DeLaires' sister was work
ing for Mr.. Stubbs and knew Of the money
being in the house.
AT Greensboro, W. Va, June
Is, Bryan Campbell whipped T. B. Walling
In 81 rounds.
The Uruguay instruction is said to
be spreading. The French explorer, Gre
want, and thirteen followers are reported
killed by Indians.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-07-22

f. r. PIERCE, son of q promlnen
Methodist minister of Tennessee, has beer
indicted for robbing the mails at San Anto
MO, Texas. 1t is understood that he viii
plead guilty to abstracting $500 from thirty
registered letters.
G. H. SHEWEY, of Hillsdale, Mich,
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, shot
himself, June 26, the bullet taking effect in
his head behind the ear. He died in bis
| barn short time after. His mind had
| been affected for some weeks.
STORM notes from Kansas, Nebraska,
and Iowa swell the list of casualties.
A BOILER explosion near Jackson,
Mich. June 26, killed Michael Nugent and
seriously injured six others. Buildings in
the neighborhood were considerably dam
aged.
THERE was prize fight near Houtz-
dale, Pa, on the morning OF the 26th. The
combatants were Thomas Reese and Daniel
Reese. Forty-three rounds were fought in
forty nne minutes, when Daniels seconds
were obliged to throw up the sponge, their
man being so dreadfully punished that he
was not able to respond to the call of time.
A large crowd OF men and boys witnessed
the mill and the local authorities made no
tempt to interfere.
THE committee of experts to whom
Score airy Folger submitted for examination
the bond plate surrendered by Doyle, con-
victed in Chicago, have finished their work.
1t is understood that the committee makes
two reports, one affirming, the other deny
ing the genuineness of the plate.
KARL HOFFMAN, who obtained vast
sums Of money in different parts Of Europe
by representing himself as nephew OF
former Austrian Minister Of Finance, has
beer convicted at Vienna and sentenced to
seven years Imprisonment at hard labor.
AN order has been granted at Toronto,
Cana, for the extradition of William A. Hall,
who, as Assistant Auditor of Newark, N. j.,
robbed the treasury Of $4,000
THREE American forgers, said to be
from Chicago, secured ut Ottawa. Ontario,
draft for $40. making Autograph coun-
terfeit for $4,000, which was deposited in the
Merchants Bank at Montreal, against which
they checked out $500. BY similar pro-
cess $500 was obtained at the Banque Ma
tionale, but the suspicion aroused prevented
the payment Of anything further on forged
draft for $685.. Detectives are at work on
the case.
THE Chicago cable railway has killed
eight persons in five months.
THE Crescents of New Orleans took
the first prize at the Louisville military
The Chickasws of Memphis
were second and Porter Rifles third.
THE Long Branch express on the New
Jersey Central ran off a bridge near Little
Silver, June 80, killing several and badly
injuri1g large number of passengers. Ex-
President Grant was rescued from the
unhurt. The track spread Just
as the engine ran upon the bridge, and the
train ran for fully 800 feet before the cars
went over into the water. Three rear cars
lad their trucks torn off by the strong beams
IF the bridge. The badly wounded were
aiken to farm houses near the scene of the
accident, where they were promptly attend
I'd by physicians.
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trustees Sale.

NpER and by virtue Of a %cert.ro ,ru,t
deed executed May 18th, 1881. 70 u
trustees. BY +. 4. Clement dr,v " y
neei'tets ohcl in Triton esnntv in Tes5
Dook NO Z, pages Sss, 29s and 800, default IN
Mean maa W, aeot thereby secured having
s ~ maut' We, as trustees. at the request Of
que cTne 8 of the debt s576 %, Interests and
Monday, November 20. 1852.
"a ont o. the courthouse doc. on Main strse.
20 me CITY, OF Memph s, or Taxing District
mi'nin regal hour', and rs near the hour OF II
Ma "ay oe eo9yenient, sell to the highest
plader lqr ca b, tho following parcel offand,
sltoalea ~ Upton county, Tennessee, in eivii
aetfiots land 10. The fret tract neins tba
same purchased from Francis A. Tayior Nv
ueea onrecord Ia Deed Book No q, page SSi
u Tue hegisters ofheo Of Upton county, and
tnus pounded; Beginning In the C~ovin1toS
and Mason road at the n v corner OF tIe Issngs
purchased nom Flayei S Mines. Near ne
residence tfthe late J. r. Sberrod' md about
one ohaln " q a double negro cabin. tbsnSs
easy 10 . stake In the Brownsville and Mem
phis road q chains; thence n PA cho;ns tar
stake from which sw Is a tb.oos
Y 81 with q fence 1855 chains 10 The ensf
o0unutfy ~ samuel Iatterson's land thencs
win sald Paiterson's line 70 u chains 70 The
Asson ana Uoytngton road; theme with saiS
rOau ~ tne beginning. containing az GO aces.
The seeopa and third tracts were purcbossd
~ anee1 rom A; r.. hherrod. which Is of re@oTd
\ Peeo BOOK No. q. psee 2t9. off, ia eountv
aha are mus bouadod; Second tract beRins 81
Roles ana lbhnks north Of n post ofk In The
yoyingtoh and Somervillo road. snia mast oaS
oethg the n e corner Of j. X. Sherrr az oriSjH
MAJ tract at q stake in the east bouu darv IT,
~ ne Joy acre tract purchased by him 49,
Ny n VhambeTsi thence n So DEGREES ~ 81
loles To a stake in the road; theoca ssiiS
deeIeea " 20 poles to a sake in tbaS
wes eide Of id Coviprton rooJ.
tnenoi s. 6iA degrees . $3.50 rhairs IN,
stake IN the middle of said road near ~
oherrods gats; thonce n Sc degrees \ s1 ~.
more or less. " % acres
The tai 4 tract begins at a sake in tbs s.st
n~oupdary line Of $40 acre tract. entsred h.
" :LeNis; thence wi h said line : 5S aeSraoss
= 90 poles to q stake; thence N sf% DEGREES =
~ poies to stake; thence n 6L deerses - co
Poiss 10 q stake. with wbito oak pointers an
~ n boundary line Of an 50 acre tract. INN
Sltn SAID line s4a degrees v l2g poies ~ pIbe
~peklpnAns, containing 50 acres more ar Ir rn'
oNt only the undivided ono-balf intcr Vtsr
th9 last described 50 q res Is 10 Be eoiI' IN
II X. Sherrod. ~ ue property OF
Luz believed to be good, but We only sel
ana convey as trustees ss'
BEN l.. BUSBY.
reo W. G.. pATTESaN,
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An Angry Duchess.
London World.

E HHkAAA
Such a scene as that which hap
pened in the "Birdcage" at Newman.
ket, previous to the commencement OIL
racing on Thursday, was never before
witnessed on a race course. Martini
and Narcissa were t~elegraphed az
starters for the Subscription stakes
md Wood. the jockey, was in hii
scarlet jacket and cap, ready for or
ders. But be came 10 for q "wigging'
instead Of from the DoEager Duches,
Of Montrose, who followed him acros,
he enclosure, circulating 10 a loud
voice, How dare you weigh contrary
70 my ordersY You knew that we had
loclded not to run any horses to-day.
We will not endure such abuse
as we have been subjected "a
IA the papers, Turning upon
Sherrard, her trainer, who came IN
at the moment, the Duchess read the
riot act to him in similar terms, and.
bursting into o paroxysm Of tears.
fairly broke down. Leaning forward
on the vail which provides a passage
for the jockeys and trainers TO thr
weighing room, her grace cried
piteouslyi whereupon Sir George
Chef Rgnd came 20 Tho Tasoga, and
conducted tho Duchess into one of The
saddlmg stalls, away from the public
gaze. On recovering eomposufe, the
lady insisted upon Martins number
being taken down; but. or hoing IL
formed ny eGe Of the stew ards that
such a step would necessitate tbei,
fpipg Mr.. Crawford $50, the horse
was allowed to start. His success
added fuel to the fame, as did n ,
subsequent defeat Of other Bedford
Lodge iayorites that day.
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Postal CTOquet.

NVN tUih AilNuuNs
What is called postal orcauot vii,
undoubtedly greatly tend TO popular.
iEs the game. The plan is briefly this
Blanks are distributed with the
printed heading, Postal Game O.
Croquet, between A. aud B." This
blank will have on it a date and a
diagram of the grounds, showing the
location Of the wickets, etc. A. in
Maine wishes to play B. in Florida
whom he knows by reputation through
his association. A correspondence
is begun TO settle preleminaries. B
opens the game, diagrams thu position
Of the balls and mails the blank at the
cost OF a penny to A., who makes hi
play from the same position on his
grounds and remails the circular. OF
course a game will thus be continued
for several weeks, but several have
already been played with as much
pleasure as can be obtaided from a
game of chess by correspondence.
The invention only requires absolute
honesty among players. Even that
may be dispensed with if the games
are played with aud certified TO BY
witnesses from each club.
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$ ana Butler.

Boston is a city concerning which
most of the people who live outside of
it, and even many OF its own inhabi.
tants, have long cherished decisions,
springing from their obstinacy 10 i'm
putting to the whole place the charac.
teristics of one section or another of
the population. In the South, before
the civil war, Boston was generally
regarded as the hOtbed of abolitionism;
whereas, on the contrary, the ablition.
lists deemed it a stronghold Of oonssrv-
stism. Oae judged the place by the
shady side Of Beacon Hill, s%lopinQ
steeply toward the north; the other
judged it by the sunny side, %sloping
smoothly southwark and including the
Frog pond and the Great Elm on the
way. Since the war equally inconsist
ent notions concerning Boston have
prevailed. One OF them is that the
representative BostOnese is a man who
devOtes at least one hour in the TWEEN
ty four to reconcile the existence of
General Benjamin +. Butler, with
the goodness of God Undoubtedly
there are such people In Boston,
but the vote last Tuesday
should dispel the delusion that
they are representative citizens The
majority by which General Butler has
been elected Governor of Massaehu
sets is almost precisely the majority
by which he carried Boston. The
pc i.ies Of city and country in Mas
sachusetts were as those 10 the State
Of New York so often are when the
tickets come down from Niagara and
the AdirOndacks to Harlem Bridge
neck and neck aud the m%etropolis
decides between them. Since lasl
Thursday, Boston. politically at least
IN lts relations TO the State OF which
it is the chief city, become,
adiminutiye copy OF the city of New
York; aud there is a good reason
why this should be so, for if the ponu
lation Of Massachusetts, and Boston !,
analysed it exhibits the same compo
nents in about the same proportion,
which we have here, with the excep
ton Of Out large German element
MASSACHUSETTS,. to he sure. never hal
chartered a Tammsny Hall, nor /
there any politician in the State .
New York to liken to the next Cover
nor Of Massachusetts,; but unless III,
simplest criterion of logical reasoninl
Is at fault-that like causes will bro
duoe like results - Boston will We
have her Tweeds and Kellys, and New
York will yet evolve her Butler.
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A%ItAehnaenG Notice.

Before W A Goodman, j. P. for Shelby conn
senn.-Podesta, Malatesta \ Co. va. z
this cause an attachment having been
4 sued OUT under section 1855 Of the Code 81
tennessee, and returned, levied upon the
property IF the defendant, and afidayit hsy-
ING heen made that defendant IL Indebted Ia
me plaintiff IN the sun Of si4S. %, due by
account, and that the claim Is lust. asa
mat the defendant is a non-resident az INV
otaie 81 tennessee; 1t e therQfaIs ordered thai
before me on the d.h day Of De1ember, 1881 AZ
u o'elQoE n., at my Office, No. 3 Madison
a., Memphis Tennessee, and defend said AZ
yaohment suit within the time prescribed ky
law or the, same will be proceeded Win eS.
paTte and that q COPY q this order be
tSs SnhJi once a Vesk for four weeks In
Tbs ttes "a day Of November, 1852,
o. OVpo 10 w A GOODMAN. : =.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. 4602-In the Ohancery Court Of sh.,bv
county Ienn.-The State Of Tennessee, for
rs own use 10, VS.. M. Bclaud ct ri
L appearing { om the ShfriTs return In This
Acau,e, that the defendants. NJ. Boiand' Mrs
Sadler, A: j.. Kellar, Maggie c. KelIar
lanes A. Littlefeld and Pierre Beach.
mont are not TO be found in tbf,
county; tits thereto o ordered tbat thew moEo
neIr appearance herein, at the courtbonso
OF Shelby county, in Memphis. Tenn. on ~ he.
I9Ie the hrst Monday in December, 1882. and
plead, answer or demur to complainant hill
aid petition Of Taxing pistr ct Of Shelby
county, or tho same will be taken ,or
confessed az TO them and SGT for hearing
e.xparte, and that a copy fthis order he nnbs
in the Public Ledger.
This Sch day Of November, 1892.
A oopy-Attest:
RI BLACK. Clerk and Master
By ] " Bradley. D. @. a. M.
Heiskell. WIN NJ Smith. c W He sk9ll
and VIM b GlissoR, sol'Ts for comrl't.
5T "a ga Jz
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N~oS-Roslaont NOnee.

No. 46l0-In the Uha5eery Court ~ sA.H,
county, Tenn. The State Of Tennessee 10,
its " use, etc, vs. W. IL. Jackson, et a.,
4 appearing from the Sherif's return In
4 this causs that the defendants, Jesepha
pgtltnger. Mary Finley. T. I Brooks, Saiis
Williams, J. M. Williams and Augusta Han.
.onl are not 70 be found in bis county. II Il
poarance hersin, ct the courthouse Of shelby
county. IN Memphis. Tenn, on or be-.
igre me urst Monday In December. 1882. and
plead, answer or demur to complainant,
Pill and petition Of the Taxing District 81
Shelby county, or the same will 30 taken fof
confessed as 70 them and set for hearing
liahed once a week for four sucoe lsive vJnefs In
the Public ledger.
This 9th day OF November, 1880.
A copy-Attest.
RI RLACK. Clork and Maste,
By JIM bradley, ID @ and NJ.
w NJ kmith and + II Heiskoll. Q. w
Hei'kell and W. b. Gibson, sol'rs Tor com.
~plalnant. 81 % 90 rs
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N%On,ltesiden1 NnIice.

-
No. f67S--In the Chanoery Court of ghoih,
county, Tenn. - Thos. D, Hunt al nv w
Jane E. Weaver ct u. W
appearing fro m the bin which Is sworn n
\ IN THIS cause, that the defend nts. Kat,
Jamesand her husband. John d. .Jamcs az
residentso OF the state Of California and nan'
residents ofthe state Of Tennessee, anal, a..
ther apneafing that the names Of the bcirs~ ~
w. W; Wheatley, declared, are unknaSvn and
cannot be asoertained after dilieent inanirv
and lhat they are residents Of me State ~ A.
kansas and 1on-residents of the State az Tar
mes ee; and u further p D ring TINT n i "
Alen ana ms wife. Amelia Allen, If alive
aIe non I~osldent OF the State Of Tennessee
sno resldsnS OF Arkansas or Texas, Az
ueaa, that me namts and places Of residence
~ lhelr heiis are unknown and cannot he ~.
certained after diligent ! quiry. and IL az
appearing that the place Of fosidoSee ofThos
bsmbei son, alive rs uuk own a A eanro,
70 ascertained afier diliFo ina ir and ibai
aeaq the nanael aud places Of re. idence nj
w heirs are q kn Wn aud cinnnt be osoer
tanned after diligp quip; II & therefore
0tgered, That they, ia i've, and ihsir hrirs
! dead, make their appearance herein. AZ nv
eourthonso Qf shelby county, in Memnbis
Aenn.', Ca Or before the first Monday M
Becemper, lsb2 and plead, answer or
aemur 70 eomplainant's bill. or the simo will
% taken ior confessed ast0 them and set Il =
assIing OK Pattei and that a copy n this OF,
der be published once a wegg, fof four sue
oessiys weeks, IN tho Pubiie Ieieer WI 'u0
This the b day Of November. iss2.
A cOpy-Attest:
p.,K :, BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ny N Bradley, u u. NJ,
Wat strong sol fyr comp'n liant.
nI TX ia *
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NOn.Rehident Nalioe-

No; tes1-In the Chancery Court of Shah,
county Tenn The State Of TeHnesse.
lor is own use, etc, VS.. The Merchants Cot
~ fresS ana otorasS Co, ct al.
cause thatthe defendants. Mrs, HF'SehNS,ea
i, Schultz and Albert Thnmcl hre nes "
2 be found in. hs, county it i
appearance herein, at the courthouse oFSbei
Y county, 70 hemphis, Tenn, on or beior,
the hrst Monday. in December. 1882, ant
plead. answer Or dem r to compiainants Bin,
ana petition Of Taxing District Of Sbeih,
county or the tame will be saken IA,
confessed Is 70 them and set Cor hearing ex'
paite, and that a cSpy Of this order b,
uotishsa ony2 q week, for four successiy,
A copy Attest:
+. J. BLACK, Clerk and Mastsr
By.J. NJ. Bradley, y. @ & Nj
II AeiFkell, " N smith. % w uoisLon
anu w hGlissen, sol'rs for conn 4 81 al 40 X
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Non-ResidenI N1Iira-

No i60l-In the Chancery Court Of Shabby
county, Ienn.-The State Of renness,e for
rs own use. etc. VS.. Rosa Beurer ct AL
l appearing from Sheriff. return in this
i cause that the defendants Bridget Fitzsib-
bon, Magdallna Senti and Jacob Luts ars not
70 70 found IN his county; it ia therefore or
dered that they make their appearance here.
~ az the courthouse Of Shelby county, in
Monday in January, 1883, and plead, answer
OF demur TO complainant bill and petition
Of the Taxing District of Shelby county, or
ne same VIII be taken for confessed as TO
them aud set for hearing ex parte, and thai a
copy OF this order be published once a week,
LOT four successive weeks, in the Public Led
This 18th day of November, IS =
A copy Attest:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By ~ Bradley, DEAN .
VIM NJ Smith, + II Hsiskell, W B Gibson
n " Heiskell. sol RS Tor ,onpl't.
AZ Al K Al