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Az exchange declares that the French seek to
subiugate Tonquin because the Touquinese killed,
as in duty bound, ar officer of a French invading
force. This is not true. France assaults Tonquin
because the King of Anam has willfuly refused and
neglected to keep the terms OF solemn treaty he
made with the French years age, relative to com.
mereial relations and exports, and has permitted
bandit and factions led by rebelious nandarins to
swarm along the Red river and cut off exports and
destroy the boats of the French sent up the river
under the terms of treaty voluntarily entered
into by the Anamese Government, aud which, by
the way, is treaty as much to Anamese as it is tt
French advantage. China drove her Tapping rebel:
into Tonauiu, where they rule and roam in small
bands, and kill and destroy. and these the Anamese
King fears to suppress, and China encourages hi:
fears. There is nothing Apache in the Frencl
against Tonquin.
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there is left only the question of the close.
ness and thickness Of attire in the relation
OF clothing to It's heat-stOriDg qualities,
and as TO that, we shall scarcely expect any
one to be SO bold as to attempt to demon
stEate that gauze il warmer than beaver.
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OREGON.
Dropped Dead-EOund Floating In TIA


PORTLAND, June 5th.-Augpss Kerstacli-
ner, porter for John Donnerborg & Co.,
dropped dead this morning of heart disease.
He had been subject to the disease for so,ne
years. His age was 62 year,, snd he leaves
a wife and four children.
The body of ". S. Gard was found foa:ing
in the river opposite the foot of Z street 70.
day. The remains, from appearances, had
been in the water two weeks. From papers
found in his pocket it is ascertsined that de-
ceased was discharged soldier, and recently
came from Fort Klamath. He was subject
to periodical sprees, and it is supposed that
he fell in the river while intoxicated.
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The Ftghfing ln Tenaain.

PARIS, June 5sh--The official report from
Tonquia ia regard to the recent hostilitiss
near Hanoi states that Captain Rivisre vas
killed while endesvoring to prevent the cap
ture Of gun, and which was subsequently
recovered. The French column retreated il
good order. The wounded were Carried back
10 Hanoi, but the dead were left behind.
The enemy lest I13 men TIE situation at
Hz-Nei Is rezssuring Two companies OF
troops started from HsiphoLg for Hanoi on
the q b ult. TIE commander at Fort Nam
Dinh tslesrsphs tast be Is able to rePel any
attack
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
''BlJFIACEEi''

ryyhE GREAT CALIFORNIA INSECT INTER.
4 minatipg wonder, recommended not only to be
used safely ia the house to destroy Flies, Fleas,
Bedbugs, Cockroaches, etc. but also for the exter.
ulnation OF Insects upon domestic animals, fowls,
aud birds; also for the complete determination of
Insects in the warehouses; gardens, orchards yine-
yards, conserYatories, etc. For outdoor use apply
io- directions to the manufacturers.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

4 Brakeman pecspitased- Grand coun-
ell, Champions OF Henor-Fffe in siski-
ysU County = saE Francisco Honey
Markell Movements OF General Crook
United Ancient order OF Druids-Arress
of ar Alleged INTERCHANGEABLE
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ARIZusA.
General crooh,s rEorcments.

TUCSON, June 5th.-General Crook crossed
the lire by thu way Of Guadalupe canyon
April 26sh. Hs was at Bsbispe May 5,h,
sixty miles to the south and east OF crossing
The line. 1t is supposed that he is working
soushwsrd through the Sierra Ma3res, and il
perhaps now ia chihuahua
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-06

The unprecedented norther Of the past two days
has done some damage to growing crops. How
great this is cannot be ascertained Should the
storm OF desiecating wind continue another day
there will be reason for entertaining grave apprs
tensions that our fair agricultural prospects have
received z severe blow
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THs Catholic Standard has opened upoa Finner-
y, Of the Citizen, who advised the beycot;iDg "
Of the Pope, and now The Standard denounces the
eoulmunistie editor as demagogue loud and
blatant, and whose patriotism is 0. the surface
type, thai leads captive silly naobs.
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THURSDAY. TnE .sh FAY OF 1UsE.
EAST PARK REoPENED.
GENERAL NOTICES.
DIR. Ia Mars seminal Pms care

Dr. IL Mars Seminal Pills care all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Yigor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical De
bilitY and all that class Of complaints arsing from
Excess Inciscreii0n OF Abuse TIE old find in t1is
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
yong safeguard and protection. DR. IL Haas
SEMINAL PILLs restore tho Sexual Organs debiteted
from whatever Cause, to their pFesiine vgor Price.
e. 80 per bottle. Sent O. o. D. by express 70 any
to A. McBoELE z CO., Druggists, Postofioe BJx
1852 San Francisco. ms en-
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TbE ceremonies yesterday, on the occasion Of the
laJing Of the cornerstone Of The Agricultural and
Exposition Hall we're appropriate, dignifed and
conferred honor upon the State The attendance
was large and thoroughly representative.
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liz the light Of the declaration Of Senator sher-
man. i; may be taken fOr granted that liquor re-
striction vii be prominent issue in the ap-
preaching csnpsign IL Ohio. The Republicans viii
IKE the sflrmafixe
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SIX-PAGE EDITION

All communications fer publication, and all
etters upon business with this office, should be
addressed RECORD UsroS. WEEKLY UNION or The
saersueato Publishing Company
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HoRsgasD's Aorp PHosrHA7z drank with
soda water 5 ds,ie.0as. Al druggists nave
It. l. 5 rs!ss-i.iBg And c0eiag. Tryis of,ea.
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THz REooKD-Us'os this morning consist. Of si1
pages, the press Of matter upon our columns 5e.
manning the additional space.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN THE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE or
i THOMAS sakEHAN, dees AGED Notice Is hereby
given that l viii, on
Monday, the 18th Day OF Junc, 1888.
At the hour Of (onej o'clock on the premises to be
sold, sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, 70 the highest bid
der, fo- cash IN gold com Of the United states that
certain Real Estate belonging to the shove Estate
described az follows:
North bali Of Swamp Land Survey No 3G7. con
tanning about O. OF Acres (al fruit and) ~ Yolo
county Cal 1i.ie good
Ten 90 Per cent. raid whom bid - accented
sac subject 10 continuation q the Superior Court Of
Sacramento county. said land lies opposite Court
land On Tie Sacramento river. Deed at expense %
purchaser. n Sale Positive
WiLsEAH SEAMAN.
Administrator with viii ANNEXED
m1etc u. J. SIMMONS, Auctioneer
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Ia locks very uueb ss If the Republican leader
ship il Ohio ain BE conceded t6 senssor Sherman
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THE san Jse Rere1ry says he SAP Jose Coaveu
ton vzs, in paint T Numbers, sublime az.le
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4 lauEdress hvisg at RsddinF.
Her Hssa YVES ohs dsy Spreading,
She fell ever tie rsek
And sFrsises her back
s.. Jacs5s Oh cured MSs. Gsading.
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TEr Ags Gsthai.Is Piilsl Thsy are
mid s1d plssssss q s-siar. tzt flsssarsa ard
saArehise Z 80
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FEAs tsiat Of scsc.uis n your b'osd CT
be Wholly sssdiestsd b. Agers ssrzapasillA.
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PIoNEER LIvrRY 1880.

l. y sSfAtf f-f5 POP ii-tass
zFECKS OK GILL Al aET EOJR, ~
81 a day o. ri,hs. copFes, raszt Tons, ! ~ I
hsis rosds.e-s y % fsEaa j. any livery stsnia o.
s1a e1at, - blff Eorsa Kart 81 livery a 1f-.
et.s sa1sz. Isgsy Sfsslsf7R S1Fth gtseets B, 9een
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GtocIETY BADGES, JgWEIS AND CHARMS
- Of every Kind, in gold, silver metal, ar ma
1HAs JOsEPH'S, SCI Cay street, SOLE AGESI
4eg2li4 Co. HoIkmen's bzdzes Ia soli9 gold FOR
s., 20 tsge free. single badges O. o. D. Trade
szpF5ssd. aTaTS
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VIGO B.A.Y
TREAS URE COMPANY.

4 limited number of shares viii be said
az enc Essifar per share (fuii i.afs).
Partie= subscribing for One Hundred shares or
more, will receive in addition their stock bonds
of Size each, emitting them to return OF the full
amount subscribed from the first net receipts Of the
Company. Subscription books now open at the
office OF the Company, No 81 Safe Deposit Build
ing, 32S Montgomery street, where descriptive
pamphlets can be procured je63plw
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EORTuNE rklIiNC

ID EADING OF TIE PAST. PRESENT ~.
j Z, and future. MRS |. C. ANDREWS, thes1
wel-known Fortune-Teller and Clairvoyant, &c
Seventh street, between G and II, next door to
A. NJ. E. Church, with diagnoses on all diseases
lHf9ru,stion given business, love, courtship and
marriage ic6 I'm
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cA1leoRNEA.

t.ssaAs DISPATCHES 70 TIE ssooap-qslos.l
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About I,sa0 Acres. Sore or Eess, in Parcels
of 80 Acres and Upwards.

T%yE ARE AUTHORIZED, BY Mr. " G.
w Fisher and the Trustees 20 sol, az Public
Auction, 1850 acrcs, more or les, Of choice
land situated above described, on long
credit, viz: Ten per cent. on The dror o. the
hammer; % per cent. o tober 1, 1855 on de
livery Of deed 10 per cent. October J. 1851 10 per
cent. October !, 1870; % per cent October l. 1856
and Is per cent, final payment, October !, 1897
Deferred payments TO bear per cent intersst peg
snnum, and to be secured BY mortgage on the prop
erty.
The above land he's been in cultivation for the
past I've years. producing from rs TO 80 bushels q
wheat per acre on land volunteered, and from 80 10
20 bushels per acre upon land plowe1 and seeded
Cost OF transportation Of grain from LAND 70 SAT
Francisco, or at ships side, 81 per ton.
We invite the attention Of all purchasers to TING
Offering of Desirable Farming Lands Gaia
logues, maps and diagrams may be had on and after
the 18th iest.i at our Office p Montgomery street ;
or g. A. Melono Isl Hunter street, or ". G. Fisher
Achees building, Stockton, where information for
viewing the land may be obtained
@ A AfElONE. Auciioneef
ief-MWFtieI5 edtd2nGyr2t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-26

Sales Of cotton Saturday, 14OO bales;
to exporters 1900; to spinners 200, the
market closing quiet and unchanged
The weeks sales sum up 1900 bales
to exporters, 4lOO bales; to spinners
BOO bales; to spectators, 100 bales
Prices have not varied during the
week, and the tone Of the market has
been in buyers favor, with a depressed
tendency at intervals. Quotations as
follows; Ordinary, 7Sc; good ordinary,
8lc; low middiing, 9ic; middling, 93c;
good middling, lOlc; middling fair, lOgc.
Stains-GoOd ordinary, 80; low mid
ding, Slc; middling, Slc. Tinges-
Middling, 80; good middling, 9lc.
Total sales Of cotton in this market
since September 1st reach 30l, OPS
bales, divided 19O,825 bales to ex-
portersi lOS,8OO bales to Spinners, and
44OO bales to spectators. The re
Ceipts Of cotton here to date are lis, 342
bales in excess Of last year, and 81, 492
bales more than the year before at the
same date.
The New York cotton market closed
dull at l.l6O below last week for spots.
Middling, l03.l6c. Stock, l79 ,S87 bales.
Futures dull at 3 to a points above
last weeks figures,
The New Orleans market closed
dull t1.l6c lower. MiddIing,9 ll-l6c.
Stock, 34l, 096 bales. Futures dull,
and 3 to Q points cheaper than last
week.
Liverpool market shows / led de-
cline on orleans, as compared with q
week ago. Futures are dull and lower
than at any previous time this season.
The receipts Of cotton OF all u. s.
ports for last week was l29,5O9
bales, and TO,O9i bales excess
over same time last year. Total since
September LIST, 4,7SS, ls9 bales; excess
over last year same time, s2O,627
sales. aud over the year before 1853, 1853
bales, Foreign shipments this season
3,14l, 1899 SaleSi last season samotime,
2,234,769 bales scar before, 2s96,7ss
bales. Total stocks o. hand 953,5l6
bales. Last year at this date i.,G4,69s
bales; the year before, 1888, $50 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-26

slsar mesa pess 80 spseo % per sti; hsrI
lsH tskfsr bacon iSc lard, In tea / Nc
~ nt pels Hsa ksga lltRlIc bucksa,
lSel2zsl htda II -Elssc.
=, COFFEE- Steady al eKsleKo psF
10 ier RIO, and 25a26e for Java.
SUGAR AND M0LASSRs-E q
sugar, eas5{c per ID; W 9, Slsec o K,
btal9C granulsted, as9lc, powdered and
cut loaf l0ialOlo. Molassel, 80 to Doc pei
gal f'
BAGGING AND TIEs-BagsiuV. az
per quality. 7ja9lc peril tics, 81 55a
! W per bundle 81 S6 for pieced do. Twine,
lie per ID.
SEEDS-Barley, per bu, 81; blue
graa5 Fl % rye, 70as0c; orchard do
81 GOAL %; herd DO, 90caSl timothy
226 clover seed, IS O0ss25; millet.
81 4Qal 50 per bu onion sets, s. OOa5 20
and S. 80 for top.
HIDES AND LEATHER - Dry
lint hides, l6al6c per ID for No. |, and he
ior no. = dry salted, l0al2c; green sailed,
1as1fc; green, ba7c. Tallow, 6Xa7c. Bees
wax. Z2a24c. Wool, 22a24c per ID.
Feathers, S6a4Oc. Deer skins, 30aS0c; har-
ness, oak sole and skirtjng leather, Sea4Oc
per ID; hemlock sole, 21aSOc; French calf
t40a6g per doz; domestic. s2Ia40 per 60
SUNDRlES-Pigs feet, " for keRs.
"a for hi bbls, and 81 30 for bbls at re-
tall, and % 10 SOC per pckge cheaper
in lots. Mlnce meat, 6hgkc per In.
CIDER, S8aS 90 tor bbls and "a rs for hf do;
pickles, $SaS 50 for bbls and "a 76a5 for bi
do oatmeal and cracked wheat
4 6OaO iof III bbls; rice, 7s1ko per
loi brooms, 81 76s4 per doz, and broom
corn 2 to 7c per ID, as per quality,
MACKEREL-Hf bbls, IS 10. "a 75and
81 on for Nos ], 2 and 3; kits do, 95, So
and enc each
BUILDING MATERIAL. Brick
50 O,alU per N for SOFT ana hard, and An
30 each for FIRE Nails So 65 per key
Lime, 9ocsSl per Dbl. Cement, 81 Goal 70
per Dbl for Louisville; 81 so for Rosedale
and "a 50s5 for Portland Plaster, So g.
Lumber, yellow pine flooring, S25; rough
framing, $l4; dressed, $50 per M; lathing
81 75a2 per M; shingles, S3a4 so per M.
COTTON SEED, OIL, ETC.-Ootton
seed at river ldg $40 per ton; at mills, Sll;
seed meal easy, $lSalS 80 per ton; oil cake.
SILL oil, ,89Ka3919e for crude; 48c for re-
sned and Soc per gal for cooking oil, ali
{ o. b.
I'VE sToCK-Cattle in demand
If good at Sla511c per lb, and liza
014c for poorer grades; yearlings, Sea
each; mich cows $20a40; sheep 4a51Sc De,
ID. and 81 Coal so for common; hogs 5a7c
per 10, the latter for choice cornfed; mules
ss' 70 si6' per head horses soto $685. per
head.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-26
Nonresident Notice.

No. 1859, In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee-M MoKtllTon Ell al
VS.. jobnio Spellman ct nj.
I appearing from an order Of Court In this
! cause that the deiendsnts, Ella McKelliEon,
and Alvin Mckelligon are nOn-residsnts az
the State of Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein, at the court
house Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn.
on or before the frst Monday In April.
1883, and plead, answer or demur 10 com
plainant, bill or the same will BE- taken for
confessed as 70 them and set for hearing ex-
haLtei and that copy Of this order be pub
In the Public Ledger.
This 2tth day Of February 1888.
A o0py-Attesti
r; j. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
Taylor + Carroll, soils for complainant.
l40 l65 10
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Nonresident No,ioa.

No. El1 r DIN tho rhsneerv CONT 40
ShebyCounty, I, nm s lie V SteWart At
q VS. Willie N Digs ct al.
Iappearint from eturn Of the Sheriff In
L this cause. that the defendant. iii ? DisFs.
Is not 70 be found 10 51'lOy count. 20 ,hat
persona, ger ice OF the 'ubp9n heron can
make his appearance herein, at the CONT
house OF shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the first Moniay In Aprii
lsS3, and plead, answer or leluur to com, iato,
ant OIL OF the samewill be iaken for confessed
AZ TO him and set for hearing OK parte; and
that copy Of this order be published once a
lie ledger. w
This 2Oth day Of February, 1873.
A c0py-At,eSt;
RI BLACK, Clerk and N astsr.
BY VI Bradley, u G Am.
foston x Poston, sole. for complainant.
Is 6e l6I G
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gpaxKROrAA.
!. Sssai0 LIS, q. VYsNE |

Ffthf0 uNH4gN UN4t4f
AaxFaisl fssHa xehsaAfg 3. ISL
The mercantile demand Tor Loans Il
very moderate, and banks report IL.
terest rates at 6 per cent on acceptable
paper to run from three to Eve
months, while s per cent is charged
on short time loans, whore borrowers
are not IN position to be exacting. A
liberal volume Of money is reported in
all Of our repositories, The several
insurance companies have their funds
well employed, their sale sufplus in
no instance being excessive, and their
usance charges range from 6 to 8
per cent, In accordance with the time
given. The outside rate rules on 30
and 90 day loans, as we'll as on paper
ranging from 6 to IL months. Loans
for six months or longer are not in
high favor with capitalists, and are
only granted in exceptional cases and
where the security is strictly ahoiCe.
The money markets Of the country
are ell in easy condition. At New
Orleans discounts are down to 6
per cent; at philadelphia commercial
discounts are quoted at 4ta5l per cent
In New York 60 and 80 day paper is
81 per cent; months 6 per cent, and
A to 6 uOnths7 per cent. Call leans
in the latter city have ranged from 81
to AZ per cent during the past week.
Exchange has offered in light value
during the week and rates were
revised last Tuesday, the buying
figure being reduced Sl.25 per thou
sand. Bankers have since taken
cotton bills on New York and other
points east without grace ut par, and
at $l.25 discount for sight bills on
New England. Drafts on New York
aud Western cities are sold at lc
premium, and the same as heretofore
On New Orleans rates are unchanged
at 9c discount buying and par selling.
The prevailing figures are expected
to rule UNMARRIED until the Rext cotton
crop begins to move.
Memphis and Charleston railroad
stock is IS, an advance from 50 last
Monday, II continues to show de
preston, and isl7 below the highest
point touched since January, while
last year the range was from 42l to821
Louisville and Nashville is 52s, and
has varied but little during the week.
Indeed, its range since January LIST
has been slight, the figures being 583
highest and 81 3 lowest. Last year il
ranged from 46l to 1887. Missouri
Pacific has dropped to 9St, against
1861 on the 10Th of last month. Last
year it varied from s6B to III. Mo.
bile and Ohio is Is, aud has not been
over l9s this year, The range last
year was l2A to S5}. Chesapeake add
Ohio is 2O4, and has ranged from 49,
to q during the past fourteen months.
Government bonds closed in New
York at 1l9s for 4 per cents. 1885, for
Ats, lO33 for 81, and 1881 for IS. These
figures are 90 lower on "a, 10 lower on
AS and extended 5s, and tc lower on
s. than ruled last Monday. The local
rate Of uncurront securities is as fol-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-26
Nonresident Notice.

No SiS, in the ChsDcery Court Of SbeIbV
county, Tenn. B P Ander 90. Commission.
or, etc, We. Ed Beechtr
l appearing from amended bill which Il
!, sworn to 10 ihi csu that he Of. n anti,
Mary i Beeeber, B B b. eoh'r, n B eeher and
y Beecber, are residents { the stats Of
Illinois and non re idents OF the State Of
tennessee; 1t is therefore ordered that thew
make their az pea'anos herein, at the court
house o. shelby count, In D., mpiis, Tenn ON
or before th5 FIRST Monday in.Aprl. ss.
and peid a,suor ~ den VI t. comI1 ipantIs
amended bi !, or the same will be u an
for confessed as to hem aud SCI or
nearing eK-paTte and that copy Of this
successive week. r. the Public ledger.
T'is 9Th day Of FSbrua y, 1883.
A copg-Attoet:
J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
II q King. Lee Thornton. sells TO- complt,.
IS III td7 Ika
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Attachment Notice.


Before John T. Elliott, ]. p. for Shelby
county, Tenn.-A. j. Rsnstreem VS.. Lewis
Hanson.
N this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 3A55 of the code OF
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property. of the defendant, Lewis Hanson,
S u hives era Railroad Company, aud sfida-
Wit having boon made that defendant is in
debted TO the plaintiff in the sum oil fur dol.
ars and sixty live cents. due by account and
that the elHlm II lust, aud that the Dc nd.
ant Is nonresident Of tho State Of Ten.
nesgee; It is therefore ordered that sa,u de-
tendant make his personal appearance be-
fore me on the 18Th day If March, 1888 at
O'Clock M, at my Office, No. 3ls
second street, Memphis. Tennes eo,
md defend aid attachment suit within n,
time prescribed by law, or the same will
q proceeded With eI-parte; and that a opy
81 this orcer b. published once a week foI
'c-- ~eNk' IN TIE p-hi. Ledger.
Thia the oath day Of February, 1885,,
l4Y IbJ 40 j AN nLtIpT I u
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NOn.Reaident Not ce.

No. 1865, Il DIN the Bartlett Circuit rourt AZ
shelby Ounty, renn. Iona Armstead Va
PreWitt Armsttad-DivcTos.
I I appearing from the p tilon filed In this
cause, which is sworn TO, that the defend
ant, Ptewitt Arms cad, l., a n'n- esd, Mt of
state Of Mississippi; It Is therefore ordered
tnat he max, his personal a. pea ance herein,
& the courthouse. In the town Of Bartlett.
Shelby county, Te neslee, on the cond
Monday In March, 1881, and plead, answer
DO taken or comics cd o. 10 him and set for
hearing ex- parte; and that a CODY OF this
order be published Olee q week for four sac.
oeesslys weeks in the Public Ledger, Of Mem,
phis, Tennessee.
This 9Th day Of February, 1883.
A COPY -Attest:
TH0S, B. CRRNSHAw, Clerk.
Brooks q Hammer, soils TOR complainant.
1856 l4l l4T 1853
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-26
Attachment Notice.

Before Geo. r. Powell, ]. P. for Shelby ooun-
", Tenn.-C. r. Ryan 4 Co, VS. 8. A. Nag
Rener.
IN this cause az attachment having been
4 sued out under section 9465 Of the Code OF
Tennessee, and } stunned, levied npon the
property Of the dc lendRnt, s. A. Waggener,
and affidavit haring been made that de.
PENDANT Is indebted to the plainti6 IN the
sum Of $3.50, as indorser, due by note, and
that the claim is just, and that the defendant
u q nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee
II ls therefore ordered that said defendant
make his personal appearance before me on
the 18th day OF March, 1888, at u o'cleek
M. at my otioe, No. 8 Maditon street
Memphis, Tennessee, AID defend sal
attachment suit within the time pre-
soribed by Law, or the same Will be prO-
eeeded NTH ex parts, and that copy Of this
order 10 published onoe Z week, for four
weeks, In the Public Ledger.
This the 10th dAy Of February, 1883.
lse lhliOl GEO RP0WEL, JP,