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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-30

DEATH OF HON. ALBERT SIXTH. = Hon.
Albert Smith, formerly of this city died at his
residence in Bowdoin Square, Boston, We'd
nesday morning at the age of "a years. He
has been in feeble health for some time past
Mr.. Smith was born in Hanover, Plymouth
county, Massachusetts,, January, Sd, 1898;
graduated at Brown University in 1913; ad-
mitted to the bar in 1876; removed to Noble-
bOrO' in 1917 and was sent to the General
Court of Massachusetts in 1920, and subse-
quently, for many years to the Legislature of
this State; was for many years Postmaster in
NObleboro; from 1880 to 1888 he was Marshal OF
the United States for Maine, and removed to
this city. In 1888 he was elected member to
Congress by IA majority over the late Judge
Whitman. In 1916 he was defeated by our
present U. S. Senator, w. P. Fessenden, by
about 25O majority. Subsequently,, he was ap-
pointed one of the Commissioners to settle the
North Eastern Boundary, under the Ashbur-
ton treaty. For many years past, he has re-
sided alternately at Washington and Boston,
where his married daughters, Mrs. Wheelan
and Mrs. Bigelow resided. In Washington,
during sessions of Congress, he acted AZ an
Agent for petitions and claims.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

TEXAS-Sld I'm Pass Cayallo 18th, schs Alice Par
York. @ '-f'' sf'a F'f1'
ST MARKs-Ar 2lst, sch joachim, Thompson, from
Antigua.
CID 18th. brig Renshaw, Smith, New York.
DARIEN-ln port 21st. schs Lottie, Henley and
and Sea Breeze Coombs, for -, ready.
SAEANNAH--Ar 23d inst. sch Lucy Oacutt,
Cid 23d, sch Frederick Fish, Tor Dariep,
BUGRSNlLLE SC-Ar 1Iih, schs Chattanooga
Black, Boston; Francona, Lord. New York
RlCHMOND-Ar 18th. sch Ella, Patten, Rockland
land was ordered to Norfolk)
GEORGETOWN-Cld 24tli, brig Tapgier. Smith
for Charleston.
BALTIMoRE-Cld 9th, brig Lucy Ann, Rose,
Boston,. r. '
Went TO sea pSd. brig Nisretta. E 81
PHILADELPHIA-Ar2 5th. briggs Gentla Annie
Burgess Cardenas ; Monica, Mitchell Trinidad !.
Lena Thurow, COrbett Sagua; Tempest Wilson
Matanzas; sells j ii French. Burgess Cardenas !.
Mate, Rome, Bangor; Maria Hall, Griffin, Boston.
Ar 9TH sch Lucy, Coup, Hillsboro ?
Cid 18th, ship Matterhorn, Curtiss. San Fr,nc;soo
via Baltimore. oo
CID 9th, briggs Duncan, Darrah, for Halowa,,.
Minnie Mill:r Anderson, Portland.
Ar I't no pig narIposa, Staples, Boston; sch
GA zlt9, sels Z L Tay, Baker, Gardiner L Van
deryoot, Chase, Saco; JASON Stuart, Boston. -
NEW YORk-Ar 9th sch c w Dexter Mason
Providence tor Elizabethport. -''''o'
CID 9th, brig E A Reed, ODonnelI. st ,Jaco.
Cid 2Sh, ship Black Hawk Crowell. San Foncisco:
barqne Almoner, Gary for Boston; briggs Beaver,
Crocker, barbados; Anna NJ Knght. Knight for
Cow BAY; sch Triumph, (Br) orr, Portland and
Also cid 2sth, baraue Clarita Arg) Race Portland
brig Nathaniel Stevens, Saunders, Camden, Me, via
NEW LoNDoN-Ar e7th, brig H F colthirst,
PROvIDENCE-Ar 2sth, sch Alpine Tracey, I'm
Calais.
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CoNGREss STREET M. E. SocIETY.-The
members of this Society have decided to re-
model their house of worship, and, at parish
meeting held on Monday evening, it was voted
to commence operations Immediately.
The plan which was accepted was drawn by
Mr.. G. w. Randall, who is practical mechan-
ic. The church when completed will be a
beautiful ornament, with its two spires, to
Munioy. The cost of rebuilding will be from
eight to nine thousand dollars. a.i.
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state Items.

ORDER Book LosT.-See advertisement. /
liberal reward will be paid to the finder
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-30

CONCENYRAT LYE.
twill make II pounds excellent hard soap, or %
gallons Of the very best soft soap for only about 80 cts
Directions on each box. For sale at all Drug and
Grocery stores.
-F.a BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. sit fa
W- Be particular in asking for Pennsylvania Say
Manufacturing Cos Saponfier. no17sNeod&w1l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Medical Nntice.

G. HI CHADWICK, NJ. d., will devote special at
ton to Diseases OF the Eye. No. 3013 Congress St
once hours from IL A. NJ. to p. M.
May Is. sNti
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~ "a soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
h,, nheumalsm has been completely cured and ell
o1u 70 aDandon his crutches by bottle Of NET
IT, a. d . TREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY 1t is truly
'no "ohuer Vi the age. ADJ i0sn15ws
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IL yeu want to see the finest assortment of
Meerschaum Pipes in the city, 60 to Lee &
Stebbins'. EGO Congress street. may28-eod2w
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FOR Ill II.

DEag4z BARK ST. JAGO, 22l tons new meas
Gam vwrsmsnt' now lying at Merchant;
es<1s.-s ,, Fo Or terms &c. apply to
Nav %. NJ 1' INV " 40 ~ Nh I'oO-''
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Cumberland and Oxford Canal.

VIE Stockholders of the Cumberland and Oxford
Canal Corporation are notified to meet at the Of
nee OF the Secretary, Wednesday, the 5th day Of
June next at O'Clock p. NJ, 10 choose board Of
Commissioners and Treasurer. and TO transact sucI
other business may be legally brought before The
meeting. Per order.
M CHARLES E. BARRETT. Sec
Portland, May 20, 1867. may2id2tawtd
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"Buy me and I,U do you Good. ,!

Dug Htc tt1ttt 4 % 10 yOW OOOU.'7
ET-. USE DIR. EANGLEX,s ROOT AND
HERB BITTERS for Jaundice, Cosiveness, Liver
Complaint, HumOrs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Piles
Dizziness, Headache, Drowsiness, and all Diseases
arising from disordered Stomach, Torpid Liver and
bad Blood to which all persons subject Spring
and Summer: Sold by GEO. G. GOODWIN & CO.,
3s Hanover St. and by all Dealers in Medicines
mar12dsod lew 8. N. =,
ER-StrEmatic Salts and Strumatic M In.
eral Waters, just received and tor sale by
j. W. PERKINS s. CO.,
no2isNeod&weOw1y No Sc Commercial ST
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New Publications.

THE AMERICAN ANNUAL CYcLopGDIA FOR
1866 New York: ID. Appleton and Com
pany. ..>a. -.r4r taH jI
The present is the sixth volume of this valu-
able work. 1t is published one volume annual
ly, in the same style as the "New American
Cyclopedia,' and covers the same ground ex-
cept that each volume is confined to the results
of its year. .
The portions of the volume for 1866, relating
to the United States embrace full debates of
Congress during the year on the state of the
Union, all plans of reconstruction proposed
with the reports of the committee upon them;
the veto messages of President johnson, and
the action of Congress upon them; the various
political conventions of the year, with their pro-
ceedings and the results of the elections in all
the States; the proceedings in the Southern
States to reorganze their internal affairs; the
position and rights allowed to the freedmen,
with the practical operation of the Freedmen's
Bureau; the financial condition of the United
States, with the practical operation OF its sys-
tenn of taxation, its currency, debt, banks,
CO mmerce, &c.; its diplomatic correspondence,
condition of the Army and Navy, treatment of
Fenians Sc.
Under Foreign Affairs, a full explanation of
the difficulties between Prussia, Austria, and
Italy, is presented, with complete account Of
the military operations resulting in the tri-
umph of Prussia, illustrated with numerous
maps and plans of all the battles. A history
of the affairs of every important foreign nation
during the year is given, with the public ques
tons which occupied the attention of the peO-
Pile.
Those branches of natural and practical sci
ence in which progress has been made are no
ticed, and the years results fully brought up.
The condition of all the principal religious de-
nominations, with their subdivisions, branches,
membership, numbers, views on civil affairs,
and the spread of their opinions among the ma
tions, is presented. The geographical explora-
tiOns and discoveries are stated. The record of
literature and literary progress is carefully ex-
planned Nor is the large mortality among dis
tingushed men overlooked. The contents are
accompanied by most extensive and complete
index. ..t.
This work is sold by subscription only Geo.
r. Davis & Co., of this city are the general
agents for this state and are prepared to furnish
this and the preceding volumes
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Notice.

7NHE proprietols of Maine Wharf are hereby no,;
Il fed that their Annual Meeting will be held at
the Office Of q. A. Thomas, No. 1888 Fore street nm
stairs, ON Monday. June Sd, 1867, al : o'eook p
for the choice OF officers and the transaetion Of
other business that may legally come before them
Portland, May 81, 1857. Nav % eodfd
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Board WU2,fpd

Ky young man and wife in private famil' =
- one large two small rooms In vicinity OF IL n
cry and Spring streets.
Address 4 OK S42 may27dfy -
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I'm The superior Brig Hattie s. Bfshon
hfs-N having most of her cargo engagcs. viii
hks&sAM sail above. For eight or tsas,aoe
s<&rfsH apply to RYAN Il DAVIS,
I&AE gI No. 161 Commercial Street.
May %. div
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
sH rent VVinac #s

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF WV Whip
pie Il Co., H.. II. Hay, w. r. Phillips & Co., L. L.
StanwO0d and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12sNd1y
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Sch John Griffin, of Boston, from Baltimore with
corn, while making anchorage at Bangor on the
2tth, struck on Independence Rock, and swinging
round, came in contact with sch Mayiower sustain.
inr considerable damage. The M was damaged to
the amount OF $500.
Ship Mt Washington, from Savannah 18th inst fol
experienced heavy squall next day after passing
Tybee, during which sprung leak, and have kept
the pumps constantly going since WIN remain for
repairs. t.
Brig Tangent. from Jacksonville for New York,
beore reported abandoned registered 1T tons rated
AL. was buit at Boothbay in 1862, where she was
partly owned, and hailed from Bo ston
Brig Veteran, Snow, for Malaga. which put back
to New York 18th inst has been retted and shipped
new deckload of 1000 slaves, and proceeded to
sea 2sth.
During the storm at Pensacola on the 2lst sh,
Susan Kinks broke away and went ashore on Berk.
ley Point: will come OIL with but little damage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-13

1H6EElN1A EAEHA4A@g ssssssas--ssa-sHaH-H'N NH~
So,
Exported to-day----.---. 5h8
Exported previously ---.---- sA,ON H,bo'
Stuck on hand NJ 3.
There was some stir upon our principal
Streets yesterday, ana the retail trsoe OF cur
CITY auUear-d TO prosper under the change Of
weather. Prices, when are equally as low IS
at any time during the season, VIII no doubt
htiten up now that prospects are so uuiaNora-
BILE for "a rise above. such weather as We o
have wilt close the reins and cheek any ennrts
10 swrit on the part Of the upper DhiO or MIS-
Sis lpp-, and The vast aecunulallons on lfelshts
~ the varOus points along those rivers await
ing shipment viii be detained, possibly, fol
months our me-chants viii again be com
PEELED 20 res 1T 10 the slow, uncertain and eK-
pensive method OF receiving heavy heights by
raj. There is some change in prices since
yesterday Corn is cleared OF the landing.
New sh-lleu cells at Sj9Sc; ear is 10 BET
ter demand, and held at 75GSnc. Oats are duh at
7sasUc. BrzuS34aS5- Hay,S5S2t Cornmeal in
gaOd supply, weak at s. for kilndried and fresh,
with sales Of latter reported al l5a4 81 IN
bOlted meal e. held Al - 50 Mess Pork Is ia
Ugh supply and nrm holders ak S8g3 3fOT
regular brands a few consignments OF outside
brands are offered al S2GZ 50; Prime Mes,
SllGZl= Rump. GsGl9. Cl-arades, i5EGI6c
shoulders. l2al2c- Bulk sides, l4Gl4E. Eulk
Shoulders, lUaHII5Sc. Bulk Rib Sines, l39l3Ac.
Breakfast b con, LGlsc rain Hams l2GtSc-
Pa "a Canyased. 5alfc Plain sugar Cured,
aIG2c. COUntry sugar Cured. lSaM Sugar
Cared CsBya sed, lsg21c. Leaf Lard IN kegs,
AA.HAn. ~ H- 100 10y" -~
isnua no asses, 9lG5c in barrels, aud 81 In hsIf
barrels Eggs, G}a37c per dozen. Apples
are Gull al s. 50aa. Potatoes, IS 50a4 %
per bb1 in sacks, per bushel, 81 25gl IS Sweet
Potatoes. Q3cfSl Onions S 1910 90 per Dbl.
New Guunirs are held at 2jc, and secondhand
IS 10 DC, with 3 good demand from the
interior. Chickens are In light supply al s. 50
TO SJ0 for old and young. Cement 81 IS
10 $ per bhl. Butter is in good demand
Goshen, 8288ic: choice western, 42a4sc: good
2lI3-C= common, not in demand. Bag
in good demand a. 2fzg5c for India.
Zazc for Kentucky power, and sg2e for
made Flour very nrm super S7a8.
X ssalB 90. Xxx SuaI2 81 Xxx SI8Gi8; fancy
brands 81 SOILS ~ Mackerel IN good
supply No. / half bbls SO sail; No. .
. 5IdlU; No lkt, 81 1893 No. S20sl IS
3 8 GG2 81 sugar is hrm, a. lS8
Iszc for white crushed snd powdered and
coffee sugars at l7zdlS9ls4ci brown 4gt7c.
COZ e, fzir 20 choice, A4Ehc, Gin lime
s. gla1 >; Cape Lime, s. QoG2 3. Western
reserve CHEESE, lUglh3=c factory, EAl71zc;
English dairy, lSals1sc. Common. WHISKY.
81 75a2; imitstion Bourbon, g Bg3 BouT-
bon. san
Tie stock market Is well supplied with infe-
ricr cattle. but No are scarce; Western sell
A. 517o gross; Texas, Ease. sheer, S2d6 per
head. Hogs, 14sc gross Dressed hog, l0c. Mich
COWS, S21B75.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

hinder and By viriure Of a Deed Of Tmst 10
u me executed y the P~residentand Board OF
Directors Of the Memphis Dry Dock Company,
o. the sth day Of November, flS57J eighteen
hundred and s Xty-seven, 10 secure the psy-
ment OF certain claims therein described,
which Deed q Trust IL recorded IN the Regis
tsris ONCE Of shelby county, in Record Sock
Nc. g, DIP. 50 800, ct ssquiter, ! h proceed
to sell 70 the hlghest ard best bidders for cash,
az the Dock Yard In Fort Pickering near 10
and below the city Of Memphis, on Saturday,
the 18th day Of ueeember, 1861, between the
hOu<s Of II and i2o'Gluek- m, the following de-
scrined property, to-wttf Four sections lcOm-
pletel ofthe tNemPhtsl Dry Docks recently con-
strucJed by the said Con pany, together With
all the Pumps, Engines, Fixt0rss and Tools Of
every description appertainiug thereto also,
toe Blacksmith shop fools, Iron. Lumber,
and materials II every kind belong Dg to said
Company and also the chart rsOf said Com
paoy granted By the Begislatnre'o or Tennessee,
with full and ample powers 70 carry on said
Docks and enlarge the same. The work on
these Docks is new, and the sections are in
good working Orcer. A splendid opening l.
Afforded by TITS sale 70 practical VoEkmen 10
obtain control 81 Docks, new an5t IN good run
ming order, and vel located. Everything per-
tanning 10 them VII be turned over BY the
Trustss TO the purchaser - soon as be COM
plies with the terms OF his purchase.
W. q. BUTTS,
III -. Trrafaa
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aiursaJ, The 18Th Bay Of December. 1861

between the hours OF II O'Clock am and
o'clock pm. on the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, In the city OF Memphis
sell at pubic cutlery, for cash TO the highes,
bidder. the following described properly, lyiuR
aud being in the county OF shelby and Stsie o
tennessee, and known aud destgnated As fol
lows, to-WIt: One tract lying early east Of
the city OF Memphis and frOnting on wuat q
known as the New Raleigh road, and described
As follows, to-wtt Being lots Nos II one and
~ two, and three acres adjoining lets No y
IN the south lioe running east and west. con-
tanning forty acres aslaid down and des grated
in the plan OF subdivision OF the ]. AZ. Lewis
SO acre tract, belonging 70 VIM +. Hzrdin,
according 70 survey made by Milton A Kerr,
aud Only recorded IN the Registeris Office o.
shelby county, Teunessee, and upon which Is
a frame house anu olhgr improvements Also
a certain ether { act described as 70 lows, to-
wit Two certain lOtS nsWbsrtd 8 and 2, and
frOuting t60l MY ieet each on Jones avenue,
lying and being In the city OF Memphis, being
q pert OF a 5 acre tract conveyed by deed OF r.
&. BFlukley 70 Ms Sarah W Jones on the Ist
10 the Registers Office Of Shelby county, Ten
nesgee. il book No 5, pp rs and %, and de-
so1t6West corner OF Gsiior's ii so fsef hom
the southeast corner Of Jones avenue and
Han sys street thence sastEardiy with Gall
oris line 10 feet 20 q stake; thence sOuthWaruiy
and parallel to Jones avenue one dundred feet
to a stake thence West saTdly and parallel
with Gsilors line one hundred and seventy
feet TO the esstside Of Jones avenue, and thence
northw ardly with the east side Of Jones ave-
me 100 feet to tbs beginning. Also another
traet, described as f0liOEs, VS. Lots 10 and 20
in lock - as appears on The map OF lns plan
OF the west haIfOf Fort Pickering, and bounded
as follows Beginning a. a point where the
east side or Filth street mterseets the north
side OF Caroline strest thence easJwardiy
with the northern boundary Of ClrOnna street
IG[ feet 70 an alley thence MortnWaFd with
westerR boundary or said Rllsy 3sfest thence
weStWardly and parallel with the northern
OuDdary Of caroline street lS1h fees 10 the
eastern bosndary OF Fifth street thence outh-
wardiy with the eastern boundary OF said Fifth
streeth s. feet 70 the beginning. The right Of
rsdenaptiOu is waived, and the title 70 the
alb We described pTOp-rty Is believed TO be good,
but I convey only as Trustee
VIM K FITCH, Trustee.
Wilson 4 Beard, Attorneys.
November IS NV nOY2G
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL

MEMPHIS December u. 1851.
There was very little doing at our bank
counters Yesterday, owing TO the utter prostrs-
ton OF the cotton market Offerings OF *
change were light, and the demand being
equally SO. there wsE no change OF rates 10 re-
nor. sew York sight is taken at the usual
discount OF &c. while on other points East
rates are steady at ssc on Dew OFleahs Signt
Is frm atsEds<c discount. Selling on gil points
amer. Exceptions are made occasionally on
Ss,ld aecUpes steadily Il opened in New
York to-day at 1880, and a. noon bad fallen 20
zee The closing rates win be found IN another
column our marketopened with dealers buy
ing at lSsigalS4o, batas the adVloes arrived they
reduced their rates, keeping up q margin OF
ia2eO on Eastern, quotations sales Tor the day
were very trivial
there is no speculative demand whatever, pRr
ties are not in s hurry to buy for other Fur.
poses. Brokers are slow 30 pay over Sc, and
sell readily at sc.
There i no demand for County Warrants
Deasers are well supplied and rarely invest
except when a small Warrant Is offered. Tn,
6sG75c-
Ponce Scrip is in request at sc buying
Selling AT S16Q0c.
Ia o6mmenting upon the report OF Secretary
Nc ulloch' the New York Herald OF the IN
says;
il is remarked as somewhat singular thai
Mr.. Mclulloch ia his report failed 70 make any
mention Of his receipts from the sale OF gotu, %
10 explain hts manner Of ehecung sales under
AAH ANN AAAlEAALADE NMfNAs a. - 49,
or cOmment that he gave no FNpianAl on o.
the funding opeFatious and the melhoo en-
plOyed TO facilitate them. Ine one-manp power
In the management OF the finances has Indeed
been 50 complete for a long time past, THAI ne
obR feels that he can say or leave unsAlo
whafeyer he sees NJ 70 his annualreports win
out question. He therefore takes the Trouble
To def nd the national banks - great length
arer lie manner Of y special pleader while ne
omits to give practical Information on lmpof-
fant matters connected with his department.
mai nc public has a right 10 expect IN such a
document He assumes an attitude OF uena tce
vrhaD he discusses the currency question rom
f1a narrow point OF his Fort wayne
sre-5rn. and II left 20 pursue bis own policy
wirbaut interruption, ne would bankrupt the
country by undue contraction and premature
rssumph-n He manifest singular blindness
with regard 70 the effect Of conlaciion upon
tue trade OF the country already when ne says
T1a- IN has been productive Of no emharrass-
T1ent or depression, and II is surprising thAi,
with the exam ole afforded by the blsloEg OF
E7e9t Britain between 1915 and lSS before him.
he should be such an unqualified advocate OF
contraction ard speedy resumption. Ondue
contraction al that time Involved England IN
GtDEruutcy and bread riots, and The premoul-
- sygnpfoms Of "A similar state OF things are
even now apparent in tins country.
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Non-Resfdent Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 2800-J. s. stanton ct al vs.. John Bradford
et Al arm Bradford & simpson, ct al.
IT appearing nom amdavit in this Gauss thai
4 the defendants o 4 Bradford and F. N
simpson tdrm OF Bradford a simpson, are res.
ldsnts OF The state OF Mississippi and nOn.res-
ldents OF the STATE OF Tennessee
It is therefore ordered that they make thelr
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF memphis, lem, on or be ore the hrst
Monday In January, 1853, and plead, suswer 81
demur 10 complainant bill, or the same
VIII be taken for con 'essed as . theta, aud set
for bearing eX parte, and thgt a COPY OF ms
order be published once a week, for four sue.
cessiye weeks, IN The Memphis Appeal.
A ~copy-attest
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk ana Master.
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clesk ana Master.
LOgWeOd a PeytOn, SOis. for Complainant
uoy2l IaW4W
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HoME E.HnL- A !. wHEELER.
HILL & WHEELER.
General Claim 4 Collecting Agents,
No. 10 Hsdissa strset, up stairsJI
-selden block, MEAPHlSs EsNH.

WILL attend to and prosecute all claims in
w Bankruptcy, either in this state. North
N,fssiSsfpuf or ARKANSAS. One Of the drm will
sItyays IS ready to mako trips to any County
IN Ibis or other States, to collect or secure
csafnls shat NAV be placed in their hands
Nero hants Will hnd that We shall attend to
tbeiT interest as well as any Special Agent that
they eouid employ.
An Kinds 0 fClaims or Accounts Solicited.
a ce1uaspncy and Reliability, we refer
! ,anv Of ths Old Lawyers or Citizens ~ Mem
! 80 dec6 Ina
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Wagon and Carriage Material

Corrected Daily by WOOdburu, Smith a Co.,
Nos. Ia and uB Green street, st. Louis.
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A-ttnchanent NMft.
Law Court OF Memphis.
60 nw-w-H n.ra-.har Egh I

Law JOnrt OF WempnIH
CLERKS OFFICE, December 18th, 1867.
Angelo Marie, plaintiff, vs.. Joseph Oishei, deft
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
A made in his case in pursuance Of Section
3455 Of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned BY the proper
officer levied, etc " on The property OF The
defendant, Joseph Oishei-
Il is therefore ordered that said defendant
appear al the Courthouse in the city OF Mem.
mis-. Tenn on or before the second Monday
Ia February next, and defend this suit, or the
same will be taken FOR confessed as 70 him, and
the case set for hearing exparJe, aud that a
COPY OF this order be published once a week fOI
four consecutive weeks In the Daily Appeal.
John DONOVAN, Clerk.
cory: r $ CAPERs, DC
San. p. Rose, Attorney for Plaintiff
aaag rouAw