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MARKETs.

LOUISVILLE, November A-Sales of
A hogshsads Tobacco at full rates; Tugs,
S. IS low medium leaf, Sl4 IS. Flour
dull; superfne, SO rs. Wheat scarce,
81 $500 40. New Germ, ear, 75c in bulk.
Oats, Csc in bulk. Cotton, l4fc. Hogs
frmer, 797fe gross, and heavy averages
receipts, 400 by rail Strengthening ac-
tive and heavy. Bulk Shoulders, 94e.
Clear Sides, 12tc. Mess Pork, $50 so.
Bacon firmer shoulders, lie; clear
ribbed sides, Isle packed. Choice NJ.
Louisiana Sugar, 15e. Lard, old, l2ic;
new, 124c in tierces. Whisky, in bond,
35c.
CINoINNATI, November 29.-Flour is
dull and nominal. Wheat, dull and
nOmiRally unchanged. Corn, new in
ear, zoe; shelied, 90992c. Oats have
declined to 63964c. Barley, 60G65c.
Cotton is duh and nominal middling,
l49l44c. Tobacco is unchanged and
firm. Pork, firm, $20921. Green meats
are held at tic, Ste and 12c. Lard is
held at l2912tc. Bacon is unchanged.
Butter, firmer, 36@38c. Clover Seed,
ll4@I14c. Groceries are unchanged.
Hogs, aetive at S. 5O97 gross and s. 500
50 net.
NEW YORK, November 29.-Cotton is
AuA anu AuAE q ~ " RoAC5 AOVN
bales. Flour, 10G20c lower. Wheat is
quiet but steady; Amber State, 81 $50
2 Sc. Rye quiet Western, 81 6S@l 20.
Oats dull Western, 78980e. Corn, dull
at 81 349l $50. Pork is dull and heavy
at $40 7062O so. Lard, heavy at l2@9
lSlc. Rice is quiet and firm Carolina,
s{@94c. Coffee, quiet and firm. Sugar,
moderate and active; Cuba, ll3@l23c.
Molasses dull.
ST. LOUIS, November 29.-TObaeco,
nominally unchanged. Cotton, 12c} Of
fered. Hemp, dull. Flour, quiet, s. 25.
Wheat, dull and heavy, 81 1902 so.
Corn, heavy and lower, 9499Sc. Oats,
firm, 6997Oc. Rye and Barley, IN
changed. Provisions, quiet-POrk is
held at $40 50; Bacon Shoulders, lie;
Clear Rib, l4fc; Clear Sides, I5e; Sugar
cured Hams, 21c; Green Hams, lite.
Lard, quiet, 1It@l2c. Hogs, 1906 s..
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RACES! RACES ! RACES !
Memphis Association Course.

Memphis Association Course.
THERE will be three days TROTrING
i RACES at this Course, commencing on
THURSDAY, 2Sth instant.
FIRST DAY.
First Race, Purse a50, viii be mile heats,
three in hve, to harness, free for all horses,
trotting.
FIRST Race, Purse sl5G, two mile heats, TO
wagons, free for all horses. &
SECOND DAY.
Second Race, Purse sl00, for pacing horses,
mile heats, nee for al horses
Second Race, Purse sl0, for trotting horses
owned IN shelby county mile heats, three in
THIRD DAY.
First Race, Purse $50, mile heats, three IN
i've, for al beaten horses. tnotting.
Second Rare, Purse slO0 Esile heats, for all
trotting horses that have not trotsed inside OF
E5 In public.
Three orm0re to an each race. Entrance ten.
per centum ; entries TO close on Monday even
ing at seven o'clock, AZ the Gayoso House.
Pools VIII also be sold 81 the GayOss House at
half past seven o'clock. A. ID. GIBSON,
nO2t Secretary.
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IvINsoN.
NOTICE TO
Lady Managers Of Church Fairs

Menken Brothers have lust
opened q large stock Of new,
novel and handsome German
and French Toys, which they
will sell 20 Fair Managers af
very moderate prices. Many of
these goods are much superior
10 anything previously exhfb-
tied I'm Memphis. novel 1w
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AGENTS WASTKD-aals or Female, in every
town and connty in the United states, to intro
dncs this celebrated preparation. Agents are
nov mskinz from $50 70 sN9 per month, clear
OF txpenses Applications for agencies can be
made for the present to hrs. Jackson, at the
Whltemore House, Adams street, between
Third aad Fourth, Memphis; or TO the manu-
featuring depot, No lis sixth street, st. LOuiA
Mo either IN person or by letter.
uo27 II
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MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Memphis, OBJ
Thursday evening, 2Ssh inst, at the residence Of
Judge Thos. R. Smith, by the Rev. DR.. White,
Rector OF Calvary Church, Col. J. H MCMAHON
to Mrs EMLY E. PERKINS, both Of this city.
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Dissolution 81 Copartnerahip

ny mutual consent, the firm OF ROSE. GAR
d YIN & co. Is his day dissolved, BY the
wishdrawal OF NJ 7. Garvin and A. K. TAYLOR
The business viii be continued by James
Rose, "a. b. Paxton, J.. A. Nevis and Edward
Bassett, under the style Of RISE, PAXTON
q Co, who assume All liability and ars onIy
authorised 10 use b name OF tins nrm in liquk
daioo. N. T. GARYIN.
6TA1LoE
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ALAHANA CONvENTION

MONTGOMERY, November 2I.-The fol-
lowing is the article on the elective fran
ehise as finally adopted by the Recon
struction Convention as part OF the new
Constitution,
SECTION ]. Every male person born
10 the United States, and every male
person who has been naturaliZed, or
who has legally declared his intention to
become 8 citizen OF the United States,
twenty one years old or upwards, who
shall have resided in this State six
months next preceding the election,
and thTee months in the country
in which he Ohess 70 vote, except
as hereafter provided, shall bs de-
clsred al elector: Provided, No soldier,
or,marine, Of the military or naval service
Of the United States shall hereafter ac-
guire q residence by eason Of being sta
toned on duty in this State.
SECTION .. Itshall be tbs duty Of the
General Assembly to provide from time
10 time for the registration Of 81 electors
but the following classes Of parsons shall
not be permitted to register, vote, or
hold office
Al. Those who duriug the late rebel
lion inflicted, or caused to be inflicted,
any cruel or unusual punishment upon
ally eNAAfEAH H0lAl4s VI DlalAuC1 AlItuNEu
by, or citizen OF, the United States or
who in any other way violated the rules
Of civil lied warfare.
80. Those who are or may be dis
franchised by the proposed constitutional
amendment known as the fourteenth
article, sDd the set Of Congress pasred
March2, 1857 except sEch percons IS
nave aided the plan OF Te~construction and
accepted the political equality of all men
before the law Provided, That the Gen
sTai Assembly, shall have power toremove
the disabilities incurred under this last
clause.
'S. Those who shall have been e0nviet-
ed Of treason, embezzling of public funds,
mslfeasanOa in Office, crime punishable
By law, OF bribery.
"a No idiot or insane person shall
be permitted 70 register or vote in this
State.
" SECTION 8 All persons before regis
tering must take and subscribe the follow
ing oath (: Z I do solemly swear Ter
afirmjthst ! viii support and maintain
the Constitution and laws OF the United
States and the Constitution 8nd law Of
Of the State of Alabama that 1 am not
excluded from registering BY any of the
clauses In section ? Of the article that |
will never ~countenance nor aid in the
secession Of this State from the United
States; that ! accept the civil and
political equality Of all men, Rnd agree
not to attempt 70 deprive any person
OF persons, on account ofrsce' or color,
or previous condition, Of any political or
civil rights, privileges or immnuities,
enjoyed by any other class Of men and,
furthermore, thatI will not in any way
injure, or -cOuntenance in Others any
attempt to injure, any person or persons
on account Of past or present support of
the principle Of the civil and political
equality Of all men, or Of afhliation with
any political party"
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MRS VIM r. COLLINS, CERTIFICATE

HASSIBALs No, August p, 1885.
MRS. JACKSON Dear Eddam I am most
happy TO inform you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some pnysi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or canker OF the
mouth and throat, 1 tried various remedies.
but found nothing to do me any good unsil /
heard Of yoUr oils for the comDleNioD and
teeth, called " Queen Bess." I ought one Dot
tie, went according to directions, and am truly
thankful u say Ihave found q permanent care.
Hoping You Will publish this, that other rOor
sufferers may be benefitted by Il, / remain,
Yours respectfully,
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SNAlAA AAAH AN0NEAAlEL y 60
Mrs. JACKSON, Dear MadsdgR 1t Is with
pleasure thabI certify 70 you, That seeing one
Of your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physicians and
the highest n edicsl authorities OF the United
States, certifying hat your oils for the COM
plexion and teeth were purely the oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers. and hey warrant it
when used according 20 directions to cure the
worst and NEST difficult cases N nursing. sore
mouth. canker OF the stomach, bowels and dys-
pepsis. For scfofulous disorders, when used
both internally and externally. il has 40 equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, aud my little daugh-
ter, aged nfteen months, having the whoOpiDE
cough for several months. accompanied with
what the doctors call white canker, her Vouth
aud throat being terribly liberated, and / hav-
ing tried everything for Its relief ] could hear
Of, all TO no purpose, I bought one bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, called AZ Queen
Bess," went according to the directions. did not
use quite one bottle, and am most happy to
state 70 you that it has cured my child. She is
as well and heaEty as ever she was in her
life. I give you this, my certificate, hoplng you
will publish II, that thousands Of Others who
may be AFFLICTED with any OF the shove adsc-
tons may Al once get a bottle of your " Queen
Bsss." for / feel sure they VIII nnd immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
MRS GRO wOLeOTT,
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DlSaDDe0ronce.

I EWIS CASS SHIFTS, aged Is or II years,
l. lived once with AbDer " c. Lea. Ark. He
tue son OF Joshua NJ smith, deceased, and
brother Of john sidney smith, OF Lauderdale
county, Tenn Any concerning
MIN, given TO Parties & Hartert, Memphis,
Ienn., viii be gratefully received by his frieDds.
IesATc paper copy twice asd send bill 10
Office of Appeal. uOv}O -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-30

THE Alabama Convention passed i'm
portant measures on the 9th. The vote
making the Supreme Judges and Chan
eellOrs elective by the Legislature. was re-
considered on the motion Of Mr.. Hough.
Of Morgan, and a substitute offered bv
him, making these officers elective by
the people, was adopted.
Mr.. Temple, Of Montgomery, favored
the appointment of these Judges by the
Governor with confirmation by the SEN
ate, and moved q substitute accordingly.
This was defeated by 3 vote OF IS to 42.
Mr.. Humphriss' substitute was then
adopted as a section Of the Constitution
by q vote OF 81 TO %.
Mr.. Peters, Of Lawrence. now moved
an amendment, giving Notaries Public
the anne jurisdiction a. Justices of the
Peace. This was for the purpose Of pro-
viding a check upon any unwise action
OF newly made voters In choosing incom-
petent persons for Justices.
The amendment was adopted. Thus
the principle Of elective judiciary has
been maintained throughout with a wise
restriction as 10 the lower grades Of judi
cial officers.
In the afternoon, Grifen, Of Mobile.
ealied up bis amendment 70 the franchise
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MRS. woIcoTr's CERTIFIcATE

THE following certificates selected from hun
Il drcd3 in the possession OF the prOprietress,
are confidently Submitted 10 the public:
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RANKRUPTs-

MANY persons In this ciey are receiving no
M uces daily nom their debtors, APPLYING for
discharges under the Bankrupt Act, uhfcA tAry
deem uOrthleSs. All such Will fnd Ii greatly 70
1heiE iAterest By calling On lhe nnfarsIRned.
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1t is probable that Hon. HoInsy E.
Howard, formerly member Of Congress
nom Mississippi and Texas, win be
elected DRited States Senator from Cali.
n n.arrar- sanu. ID .E.L..n.
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in front Of the DeSoto Bank, % Madison street.
in Memphis, sell TO the hightest bi5dsr. for
cash, without redemption, the following par
eel OF land In said county, to-Wit: BEGINNING
81 a stake at the HOTtbelst corner of J j.
smiths thtrty seven acre 1T sold by Georgs c.
Holmes 10 1T. shirley, trustee, OF Virginia
shirley more particularly described in said
Holmes de5d 70 Shirley, dated 2ith or April,
stake thence So degrees west Is 55-I0O chains
tea stake thence south 81 degrees y chains
10 q stake thence north S{% degrees east
Is 5-lOO chains 70 the beginning.
Equity OF redemption waved in the deed Of
trust Title believed 10 be good, but L will con-
vcy only rs trustee. SALE between the hours OF
iBam. and y m.
Nnvamhar 20 lss- nn...n -
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"Three, at least" TIE IlteHigencer
truly says, " OF these members had given
open and patent proofs Of completely
with the rebellion. In the case OF De.
William b Stokes there could be no
excuse for any Representative being
silent, that member being the avoWed
author Of a letter openly and violently
hostile to the Government, and encour-
aging armed opposition and secession.
Every Radical il that HoUse knew that
the same objection lay 10 AIR. Stokes
which It was pretended existed ia the
Ase Of the Kentucky members, and
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J. D. Raspberry general agent for Arkansas.
John Z. Reardon, Little Rock, Ark
Richard ThTustoa, Van Buren,, Ark
Head Fletcher, Pins Bnn. Ark
Jno. z. Eakta, Washington, ARK.
Rev. a.. K. Winfield, Camden, ARK.
c. G. Joy, Bolivar, Tear.
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NEW ADVERT1SEME'TS
81. Andre,r,a Snofetu-

THHE annual meeting OF the membAs Of st.
1 Asdrew's Benevolent Society, for fnst8la-
ton Of officers and other business, viii BE- held
at the Courtroom, corner Union and Second
streets, on SATURDAY EVENING, S0th inst,
at ] pm. precisely. Every member is expected
10 he nrgagnr prv-Q Or
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.Lnst Renel,,ed

M for sale by r. D. WARD q co. Drug.
"A gists aud Seedsmen, No. IE5 Main street
200 bushels OF Red May Wheat 80 bushels q
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THBATFB

lessee snd Asnager--..----W ". C.THoMPSON
stage Manager-----SHIRLEH H. FRANCE
Great success Of the talented young American
uagedienne, MISS FANNY PRICE
Saturday Evening, November 5O-The
great New York sensation, in i've acts, onUi-
lied NOBODY'S DAUGHTER-Jenny Mil
som, Miss Fanny Price.
Monday-UNDEk THE GAS LIGHT.
Doors open at a to 7 curtain 10 rise at -
precisely. Seats may be secured six days IN
QRVanaa "
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C-TOLEN-aIoo Rewara-Tos

viii pay one hundred dollars FOR the recov-
cry OF my COW, stolen last night from my res
idegce Description Nearly white. with straw
berry marks on sides and fanks-no ear marks.
She is very large, aud only 80 years cid. show
ing only one ring on horn. The horns sawed
on at end. Perfeetly gentle, snd not TO fail for
four months past. +. W. RoYsTEK,
nnWAN III D.aT.-wW~.AN
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Buffalo.
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Gin fHrd fbdtes llnatad tril9 lid ae !
tern SIbeno auf 'beea 4afe Sb0re 8abn,
"a Mleilen Deiey bier 9beis .9naola als.
Der oitlid 9eben0e 8ng lief bonn Geleis
.aia1 er-eben Die Big Sitter Gree, 8riide
paliIrtR. Sin Sradr ipHr6e pom dIlen
9eboft, eiler Der Baaea brad, los uilb
Elrste gegen 40 SUP Der. DatnnI bindb.
Slei9 oaraaf lofte fi9 Elm Stpeiter sgSaE
geh sab nn6 Batte 6as neniIide G6i6lal.
Der eritere gBagen ftanb fofort in bel,
len SlantnIen unS init ibm berbrannten
40 -50 Wannsr, Srauen, unS ainoer.
Stun 5 Yaha9iere tenRten gerettet uers
Den. Sm 3peitea gSagen brad ebeil>
.falls Seuer aus, bod nlrbe oieies baIo
.9el0fd)t. @ie bisle Berfcnen i'm San,
sen iatngefoniuien fino, lit nod riebt be-
fannt. Gine aroBe 9tnjabt lit rne6r
ooer mineer ibtper berlest Mud sipli
Serren aus SeaheHee, NulieI aus Sreris
ton unb &uiiel aus 6rfitflin, finS anter
Den gsrluunbeten. Bon 8uffale aus
fuutoe fo9tetb elm GEtraSHa nit 10 bic,
len NsrSten,. aIs ina6er gile aufaetrieben
ipsroen foHnten, abeeibift nno Die
9Serfuan0eten in Sen beila1barten Sdu,
lern nlter9ebradt. = Mfnn idJref6t Die >
fen idredii9sn unfal Dem Bred1en ell
ner@6fe ~, bod tpirb man berntntblit5
Ole iuabre Hrfabe ME erfabren. s9a3 T.
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@ahl 8efamntma6ullq.

@Srait eines GrldiTes geiner GrcelIen, 8iaiam
DtG. 8rOIptop's, 8ouperneurs bes Stantes' 5en@
Hablorten in Sabtbion gomutp, Eeun., an 4. Sanuar
1868 bic g8o1I eines NiGters Der Criminal Court fit
bic Counties SapioioR iinc OtAtberforS I'M genanrteIl
Staate perorbnet, iln bic Gocds, rerurfdt our9 bic
%eFgation beS &tb. Sno. 6ugb Srnitb aus sitfulen;
gSerae i'd, 6. g. 4atteriDn, Sheriff tpo1 Saptofpn
Gnurin, g aat Senueiie 6iefeiii efeble gertaB am
NabIplaseu in Sauibion Gollmtn, i'm sendHnteu
Staate erdffnen llhb abbatten beIfr iote 5dae ers
dafienen 8efssen gemdb. a. -, Il, -,
@esehen IN metner DfTce III Der Stdot HaibDtue,
am II, 9eae,nber 1867. b Rf,tt 5lf3 .5IiL5,T )
-, ~ .r,,~s''l.' g. 6. Natteefon.
bsi4 bb sHerift .. g.
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Ten lines OF solid nonparen niake one square.
Yearly advertisers viii be entitled to discount
Q 10 per cents. " g. E'''s's7-i+s 'ttA
Every other day de q. do veFtisenenfs will be
charged two-thirds of the above rates. - .,-~
In the Weekly Edit on, one dollar square for
each insertion. sf-s- So c=fE gz5Estsl.F.
Special or City Item notices., 20 cents line first
1ai 10 cents a line every additiouai insertion.
Changes in advertisements viii be charged at be
50 cents asquare. s1.l :stEGHs.
AL advertisements are due from date of first in
I:tion Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
6. and no transient advertisements will be take
.aiess accompanied by the money.
,aS JOHN RUHM, 8 Publisher,
oaice No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE. 5~':
-'-a lover W. T. Berry L Co.'s Book store
?. o. Adress Lock Box sS, ~s5'>1i-@ l.
-Es5-s- ~.se..5G- 81 NASHVILLE, TENN
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- NofboiHe, 8ennefft,, 5reitag Den 20. December 1876
& eullletoll.

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Girpfe 6etertaassSiebar9!
# .,.t, :iEstrset gtptt in e.opt nstops ag..
@laiie ., 81. Desen,ber 1857. I

sReti, alftebmIJd efes unb paenberes Ge56eat tann
etifer 4Rittter Sron, So@terSs einens Gatten oSer
Batter 6argsbeten merben, als en Eidet in Der Rens
stndp Staats s2otteris Set Ianger 3eit mar e an<
einss scofes bietet ais iraeno cine eeiebmrdtige
sottere in esr gBslt Der Gesemher $Ian ibertriift
IN Gro oBartgfeit anse BEN 4u6Iitum uorber Mnges
s5O,O0o, tnsIfber benz sIildH1en SreHer etn f95nes
Serm6sen ee.u66rf. :
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8GTp NiIforb, eeitorben alter pen 10 abren,
9emann ats sreis bic he6gitenbs GHnfne poH 10 900
biefe gI5u3enSe Gumms eewan ,purbe ibr pen i6renl
Batter, Or. RiIfern, Gef6enft, einem ber berporras
aen6en &i4ter utib 4RiRner feiner 8et. a4ie riele
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ber O ro Sc @ @eibnabts ; s3tebMng Der Sens
tHd1 Stoats z2otterie, TpeIbe 81. Sssmber 1867
faitFnset, btetiidt fperben: zas5., t-4sa tstlI
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a@a fbinat 0 n. 10. DEC,

: Sie SteIIe in Der gotIdaft bes @rd.
fleenten, in peIder er. cine oiTenfl:Ge
2lnerfenrans Der Serbienite bes general
9ancoG boridld9t, iuur6e nit lGntein
8eId6ter aufgenommen.
I. Sn Sr9illiet miro iekt Elm <ammoes
ntent sur @onfttntiun tbbrgefJIagen,
tpeldes beitilnntt, { bab na9 Dem Sabre
1871 gfiealano pablal 6arf, Der snibt
leien lnS fdreiben fam. $'Ss
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SeTaS iiber slbbaltnn9einer Gonpenfioa
auf Die Bet bonn 10. Bis IA. Sebruat
teltgelest. 10,249 8abler iinb in bies
fent Staate re1iitfirts ! ssDssg f7egssSa
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NS.s no rb biermif sbefaHnt semadbt. naA am
V13. December 1867 eiu gBarrant in Bankruptcy
segen has 8erm5gen penf s o bl 6. anorews ~
,Vai6piue, Gapbfon Gountn i'm Staat Senneifee erz
Ioifen por6en iIt, ,ueer auf etfe ei enc 9etition
iii, fir baliterotf ertldrt pDrSe Oas afo bic 8ab=
iunapon S9uIheR rnb reberlieternn9 pongtgentbunl,
meles benz banterott ErtIdrten 9eb5r an i'm ober su
feinem gebruud5 un6 bic fIebefiraguns pom irgene
etnem Gigentbum burd Jpn geieRIi9 Derbpten fino ;
bas cine Beffammlun9 pofi ben BtGubigetn bes ges
uoi,1te,t fir ban ferott GrtIdrte, , ibre oroern=
ae sm priifen uno enen ooer ebrere af9nees ieines
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EennefIee, SO. 82H Gburd StrdBe, por 9srrn
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IN. BANKRUPTCY.

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MA. DECEMBER 1867 etn 28efrdnt OF 8nntruptcp
bile, Dopibfon Gountn i'm Stante Tenneifee erIaiie'
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