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a PEKrri CoNcLusioN -Why.must VIC
conclude, when seeing n pretty iAIe fe-
male loot. that it belongs to q ha,lAseme
woman,
Because, All wcll that ends welib
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-08

0rtra r OnnER,-- Tie chairman of pa;
litical meeting. seeing a rcwdy Mha was
raising his arm to thrQwa state egg at h'W.
bawlrl upt--'Sir, your nlstiep is eat q
4yI.r!'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-08

FIxrp NovNTAINs'-A great poet says
THAI 'the mountain5 staad fixed forever
We know, however, that il il rq qpcon-
AGA thing for them To slope.
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VALUE q. RoHHooD.-lt has been said,
aud trutlInilv t.at we can eaai Tennlne
nlauIood only by servips QPt faithfully ~,
pcritd o. Loalrooa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-08

A "nrLL' SoMEwuEGE.-Aconntry pa:
par SAYS; : COW was struck brs hg9tnlng
and Insecurity killed betongirg to The vi :,
iasc l,i ysiciar who had Il abea0tifnl calf
!our days Old
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. LAZARUS COLLEGE.

,t,HE enterpristng friends OF 81. Lazarus
i1qs of me Medical College on Be9i street.
me primary department 20 be Used IS a z Al,
ish school for the small giris ana poyr, ano
lie collegiate department for young gentte-
mon. with an am pie charter TO confer degrees !
md zen free Scholarships for sons Of Conied-
erafe soldiers have been provided lelu
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LExIKGTOE. VIRGINIA:

FACULTY:
t5sneral Robert p. Lee, President
Carter ]. Harris, Prof OF Latin.
Iarnes ]. White, ProL OF Greek
Ed \. Iuynes, A. NJ fTca- AoeeIh h>hsuHso7
and English. ,,,f--..
ITO be app5inted,) Prot. Moral PnllosoPhy'
a T.. Nelson, A. M., PROT. o. Mathematics
Wm. Allan A NJ, Prot. Applied Nathematles
r 8. McCuJoh, A. NJ, FfoL HaluiAl ri'ilO'-
Iohn IL Campbell, A. NJ, Prof Chemistry,
John w. Rrscken 0rough, Ii. D, Proi. Law
HARRY Estn, A NJ. Ast. PROF. MItneInatics
n Powell Grady, A. 81, Ast- rToi. LatAn'
fTo be appointed,) Asst. Prof Greek.
A Preparatory CourAe has been instituted, In
which 5tudsnts, unpFepared for the Regular
CgaSses may receive Instruction IN necessary
hranches. The session begins second THURSDAY
1sfhl September, and erlds last THURSDAY Ii
aTERRlS:
Tuition, and all other Z, Ssasse fees..:,.; 800
An ofber expenses. incluong Board, ruei,
Iight. etc. need not e1 eeed-- --.---.,. .-.. -
For further Ia fortnstiOn or for Catalogue
address the Faculty o. Washington COLLEGE,
Terlugtop Nrgluis S7
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LETTER LIST.
LIST OF Letters Remaining IL the Post
OMee at Henphis, Tenn, Saturday,
IaHuaTV ), 1856.

To obtain any Of these letters, The applicant
mus cal for T" Advertised Letters give The
date OF The list and pay one cent for acveru-
slug -, IN,
De sent 10 the Dead Letter Ouice-
Place the postage stamp on the upper u6ni-
hand corner and leave space between the
stamp and direction for pOst-TnarEiuB without
interfering " It'll the writing
n B.--A Teques-- for the return Ql a lelteF "a
flsr writer fl lilc525mCd within thirty days oI
less written or printed, with the writer name
f.lStofHee and state across the lefi-hand END o.
ne envelope on the face side, wiz be complied
s,tlt sr tle usual prepaid rate Of postage, pay
able when the letter is delivered 70 the writer
ISec. -, law OF lsj5
EE- once hOuTs from ~ A. NJ 10 . p u. sun
days from stO 20 o'clock A. n.
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ANDERfa)N, GAY & BUGHER,

DEAR SIR:
We would respectfully call your attention TO
our card ahov,. Having been i0ug engaged IN
the Grocery and Cotton FactOSsge bus uees IL
this place. with superior iaclit Is Tor the trans
q ton OF the same, and an Intimate knowledge
of the wants OF the planting community, we
feel confident we can conduct your business 70
YOUR advantaze and entire SttisfaciiOn. our
GROCERY DEPAR IN, Mt, with the increased
fsc lities at our command, ioge her with our
log exper, ,ence in the trade, we can guarantee
10 our friends ana customers ful and varied
stock whica will enable IS at al times 10 MI
their orders promptly a 4 at the lowest market
rates. One OF our house VIII devote his entire
time aud attention TO the sale OF COTTON.
Having a thorough knowledge OF the sane, and
being sellers only we can at all times obtain the
highest market prices. We are prepared 70
make advances on Cotton consigned 10 Us. All
consiguments of Cotton will be covered with
Insurance in our open policy, unless oLheFWlse
ordered By strict attention TO business, We
| tronage already extended US Selecting a share
OF your business, we remain, very res2ectlniI5
ANDERSON, GAY 3 BJGHEE
MEMPHIS. Tenn Sept l. lshh- IseI4-
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Trust Sale.

IN p~ursuance OF the provisions OF a Trust
need 10 me executed by A. Street on 18TH
nav al November, 1859, and which is duly regis
tered in the Registers office OF shelby county,
in BOOk No. 40, Part /, pages 40, SO and AZ
go also in pursuance OF a Consent Decie e
made nv the Hon. William N. Smith, Judge OF
the ChEncery Court OF Memphis, on I'D day OF
AnriI. 1857, in the eau ses pending in said Court,
wherefn Charles ]. Seay ana others are COM
nIefnants. ard a. street and other are de,end-
ants. will, at the SalesrOom Of Royster, Trez-
eyant& Co. AuetiOneerS, 40. 20 Second street,
---fn-uNfnn
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On tomorrow q meeting of our cham
Der Of commerce will take place, at which
some action will be adopted relative TO
the removal OF cotton from other dis
tricts to Memphis and the payment of
the tax here. 1t is to be hoped that the
chamber will not overlook their WI or
the cities interest in this matter, and
that such an arrangement will be en-
tered into as will ecu the early receipt
Of the staple from such points as ma
turaIly look upon Memphis as their
market. 1t is an undoubted fact that
nearly all our planters are this year de-
pendent upon the sales of the crops to
paw the wages OF their hands and other
expenses Of production. Any delay in
the payment to the freedmen Is to be
specially deprecated on account Of the
unfavorable effect it will have upon them
in making labor contracts for the current
year. We learn that in Central Missis-
sippi picking is about to commence, and
therefore no time should be lost in the
matter. The cotton market has been
gradually declining since Wednesday
last with an increase In the receipts for
the week. Very few buyers are on the
market, but there are orders yet untitled.
The western spinners are pretty well
supplied, and the present demand is
mostly from the eastern mills. The
Liverpool market seems TO be much de-
pressed, Orleans having declined Cd
since the closing dispatch Of yesterday
and still tending downwards with sales
amounting to but 5000 bales. The New
York dispatches of to-day quote cotton
dull uplands, q to 274c; Orleans, 2Sc,
with sales of 500 bales. Our market
opened with some inquiry, but very light
sales, not amounting TO more than 40 or
50 bales, in which but two or. three buy
ers participated. The market closed
very quietly, but with q strong down
ward tendency. The receipts to-day
we're Ill bales. Shipments, 2S4 bales.
Receipts for the week, 6Sl bales. Ship
ments, III bales. Stock on hand, S5l
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEALFe
MEMRHIss August 2, 1867.
Local finances are not easier than at
the issuesof our last weekly and our
banks report nothing new.
Gold in New York Is again on the as
eending seals and opened at 4t. The
closing rate will be found in tele-
graphic column. In this market The
Supply il very small with a fair shipping
demand. Dealers buy at 800 to 4Oc for
ordinary lots, but a Thousand dollar pile
would hrfng from to lie better.
The offerings of silver remain about
as usual. a few dollars are taken in
over the counter during the day, and
occasionally some u proposes to sell q
few hundred dollars. 1t Is taken At 30
10 Bic for shipment.
Exchange is dull with light supply.
Buying at of To par for cotton bills,
and selling st /, and on north ana
east. 5s-n rfs;tE
A few thousand dollars in city scrip
was offered to brokers to-day at Soc but
$50 was the best bid made with no sale.
Small amounts wereataken at that figure
but as a general thing IL is dull and in
active. The demand is very light.
Brokers sell at
There is no inquiry whatever for county
warrants and dealers are not buying.
We quote them nominally 65c buying.
Selling at 20 to nc.
In police scrip there Is no change to
report. The amounts offered are light
and the inquiry diminishes daily. y tc
73c are the buying rates and selling al
75e. .59
Bonds, stocks and unourrent money
are dull, and the table below gives the
nominal value of each,
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l. There was sufficient activity displayed
in the week Just passed to justify the
hope that the duIlest part OF the season
has gone. The indications Of improve
mens are noticeable in every branch Of
trade, but are especially marked in the
line of plantation supplies. There has
also been adecided improvement in dry
goods, of which large invoices are being
daily received. The attendance Of u
try merchants is becoming larger, and
prices are so low in order to make room
for the coming stocks that larger orders
are being filed than for months past.
Corn is very dull and demand confined
TO the city. Orders for five or six
sacks have taken the place of that
many hundreds. Meal huctuates daily
Just as receipts fall Off or Increase.
Meats Of all kinds are firm with good
demand. Oats are firm and supply
light. Bagging, rope and iron ties are
coming in demand, although the market
a scarcely be said yet to have opened (;
enough, however, are selling to indicate
coming prices. The stock is large and
daily increasing.
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AhncIlnlent Smif.

J. 7. TyTell vs.. BENJAMIN Howel-Beiore James
Hall, J. r., shelby county, Tennessee.
A FFIDAVlT for attachment having been
"A made in this case in pursuance Of section
3l5 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer ''levicd, etc" on the property Of de-
Benjamin Howell
IL IL ordered inst said defendant appear
At my office. No. G57 Ser8ud street. Memphis
Tennessee, on Monday the Oh day Of Sep en-
Der, is57, az no O'Clock an, and defend thu
suit. or The same VIII be heard ex parte end
Lnat a copy OF this order Dc published once q
week for four successive weeks IN The Memphis
Daily Appeal. JAMES RAIL, J. p.
LogwOOd 4 PeytOu. Attorneys for Plaintiff
August g, 1851. aus law4wF
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memphI. whoIesaIe Dry Goods Market
wagon ana Carriage Material.

Corrected Daily by Woodburn, Smith a Co..
Nos. III and u6 Green street, st. Louis.
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Non Resfdent Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. El-The GsyO7O Savings Institution et al.
VS. VIM. q. Ford.
IT rpeartng from affidavit in this causs that
II the defendant, VIM. G. Ford, is a non-resi-
deut Of the state OF tennessee
It is therefore ordered, Tia. he make his sp-
pearauce hereint at the COura House in the
city OF Gemp Is, Tenn, on OF before the first
Monday in september, 1857, and plead, answer
OrdemurtO C~ompiainants bill or esame will
be taken for confessed as TO him, and set for
hearing er parte, and that a cOpy Of this order
be published once s week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~COpY-Attest:
AUGUsTON ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
By r J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes & Jaok-On, Sols- for COmPlaiuant-l
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Notice.

Circuit Court OF Haywood County.
Austin Mann VS. n. A Longley, ct El.-DebL
IT appearing from the affidavit herein dled
4 That defendants, John ID. Ware and K T..
Longl-y, are non-residents Of the STATE Of Ten
nessee. L. is ordered that publication be made
once - week for four successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal, a Newspaper published in
Memphis, requesting the said defendants John
d. Ware and II. Y. Lonely, 70 MAKE their per
sOnaI appearance within the drst three days or
the September Term of the Circuit Court for
Haywood County, 70 set in Brownsville the
fourth Monday in September, ls67, then and
there 10 plead, answer, or demurr 20 plainuuis
declaration herein, or Judgment via be taken
by defaultas 10 them.
]. N. RUTLEDGE, Clerk.
H. B. Folk, Attorney.
This RLh Auvugt lNET. ans laWfW
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attachment Suit.

Inv NIUIT WI NVIITIIN
CLERK OFFICE August ". lsgI.
Memphis Dry Dock Company. Plaintiff, rs. J..
:. McCune, Defendant.
A FFIDAYIT for attachment having been
n made in this ca In pursuance Of section
S41o OF the Code or Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned By the proper
officer, levied, etc" on the property OF the
defendant, J.. McCune;
IL IS therefore ordered. Tina said defendant
appear AZ the Courthouse, in the city OF Mem
phis. Tenn. on or before the second Monday
In October next, and defend this suit, or the
same Will be taken for confessed as q him aud
the case set for hearing eX parJe, and that a
copy of this order be Published once a week for
fOHrcOnsecutIvs weeks in The Ne mphisA Appeal.
A copy JOHN DONOVAN, CLERK.
JoHS W. GRAHAN, Deputy Clerk.
Wilson & Beard, Attorneys for Plaintif.
nunT Nauraru
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RIVER MATTERS.
RIYERs.

We are much in need Of rain. The
dust upon the levee is becoming very
troublesome and the crops are suffering
from the continued drouth. At this
point the river falls steadily with nine
feet at Plum Point. At st. Louis and
above it is declining fast. The bar
at Cairo has made rapidly and three or
four additional miles have "a be run by
boats landing at that point FROM the
direction of st. Louis. The Arkahsas is
low with four feet TO Little Rock, but
the Cleaner will go through without
trouble.
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Nofice.

Circuit Court OF Haywood County.
Austin Mann vs.. r. Y. LOugley 60 aL-De0L
IT appearing from affidavit herein dled that
defendants, r. I. Langley and o D ID.
Ware are nOn-resideuts Of the state Of Teuuss
see. It is ordered that publication BE- made
once a week FOR four successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal, 8 newspaper published in
the CITY Of Memphis, Tennessee, requiring the
said r. .EoBEley and John a. Ware % make
their personal appearance within the first three
days OF the september term OF the Circuit
vile the fourth Monday in September, les,
then aud there TO plead, answer, or demuu Ia
TIE plalnti . declaration herein, or Judgment
will be taken by default Is 70 them.
I'M RUTLEDGE, Clerk.
H. b Folk, Attorney.
BroyVuSviIle August q. ISL aug iaW4W
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Attachment SHit,

George c. Everd0n vs.. Mrs. z. l. Grifse-Be-
fore VIM. ). walton, j. p, shelby county,
Tenn.
a FFIUANIIS for attachment having been
"a made in this case in pursuance of section
1855 OF the Cole OF Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued and reformed by the proper
officer "leyfed, etc" on tue property Of the
defendaD Mrs. E l. Grihee.
IL is therefore ordered that said defendants
appear at by office. No. 10 Madison street, in
in the city OF Memphis. shelby cOuu ty Tenn,
m or before Wednesday, September 4,
49,. and defend this suit, or the same
viii be taken for confessed and set for hearing
ex parte and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week Tor four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal
VS.. WALTON. j. p.
Hume F. Hin, Attorney for Plaintiff.
nuATaurAm
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DN virtue OF an execution directed 70 me
- rom the Law Court OF Memphis. Tennes-
see. for sl3G 90 and SIS 30 cust Of suit, in favor
Of N A. Sims and against Marcus j. Wight
/ will sell. in trent or the Courthouse door. in
the city OF Memphis, TenH6ssee, on SAItE-
DAY. the 7th day Of September. 1857, within
the legal hours OF sale, a certain tract OF lana
situate in the city Of heInphis county OF
Shelby and state OF T, nnessee, and bounded
as follows, tO-wit: Beginning on the weT side
OF Ruth street at a stake the northeast corner
OF lot No. Is running thence |noTthWardly
with the west side Of Ruth street 90 feet TO a
stake southeast corner OF lot No IS thence
wastwardly with the south line Of said lot No,
* l42K feet 10 stake the southwest corner Of
said lot No. 13 and the east side or an alley;
thence southwardly with the east side Of said
alley 30 feet 70 a stake in the northwest conner
OF said lot No Is thence eastwsrdly 1917 feet
10 The beginning, being lot No IA sndthes me
lot conveyed to W Lane BIZ Ameiia Talbot
and bv W. I. Lane TO Marcus J. Wright, levied
on as the property of SAID Marcus J. Wright,
and old to satisfy the foregoing execution.
p. NJ. WINTERS, Sheriff.
LANCASTER. D. s. auI5 ut
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Nom Resident Notice,

Chancery Court District Of Memphis.
James N. PrOvfne, Trustee ". Il. Sneed and
Washington BOND. VS. May Jane Locke.
Charles, Mary, William and Joseph Locke,
James Bowdoi ct al.
this cause 10 appearing from AFFIDAVIT On
nle that Mrs. q. N. Locke. Joseph Locke, r.;
- Ross, Whose christian name j. unknown
and Louisa, his wife; Ella ard EIenOrsn
locke, and james BOwdOin Locke, ara non
residents Of the Stale Of Tennessee,
10 is therefore ordered, That they enter their
appearance herein, and plead, answer or de-
uiur 70 compartments bll, on or before the
first MOnday in October. 1867, OF the same Will
be taken for confessed as 10 them, and set for
hearing e pdTAe Il IS further ordered that =
cOpy OF ting order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
a newspaper published in the city Of Mem
phis-
Attest: .r" A ASTON, Clerk.
BY K. J. BLACK, Deputy Cerk and Master.
Hanum & Washington, solicitors for comps.
auQ25 faw4w1
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NheIiU''S Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution 10 me dfrs~.aI
ID from the Law Court OF Memphis In tie
case OF Andersen vs.. n. HOrgau Tor eighrv-
lnree 0y-0 dollars, viii, on the ffh day OF
O'Clock am. snd 4 O'Clock pm. az the Court
house door In Memphis, proceed 70 sell 10 ne
hfgnesL oldder, Tor c2sn, the following described
OF lots hos. "a and . IN hlOCz 30 or Iohn over
toms isl acrs tract; south OF Memphis said
lot begins al a point - feet south from the
southeast corner or junction OF calhoun and
ftreets on the east side Of Hernandez
street txtsnded running essfwardiy 10 feet [.
I9enee on a parallel line with
HernandO street q feet thence westgardlv IL
feet % fernando street then p
along fernando street 10 the beziuufug- 10 80
Lsfy said execution and all costs.
Pm. WINTERS. Sheriff.
By J. Sw AZ, Deputy Sheriff.
August p, 1867. ana "a
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Mopday, ON Day OF 1861

At The SaIesrOOm OF M, Sis HlOyhier, Irel-
evant q Co, No. E6 Second street, Mem
phis, TENNESSEE, (AyTes' BlOckI sell To the
highest bidder, for cash, the following real e7-
tate, to-wit a certain lot Of ground IN
see, known and designated on tho plan
Of HIS subdivision Of their lands in the
I4th civil District of shelby. county, as Lot No.
10 fronting on the East side Of Walnut street
lG2 feet, and extending back between parallel
lines nom the front $50 f-eI to an alley next
East Of Walnut street Q02 feet by $50 iestl, to-
gether with ali Of the appurtenances thereuntO
belonging. The title 10 said properly Is be-
lieved to be good, but / viii sell and convey
only as Trustee. EQUITY OF redemption waived
sale between u and o'clock.
Ohm P IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
60 a. u.-s,, AVfI--rv9 a,u -
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NOn- Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
.No.Ig &Mahnda E Harrison ct al. VS.. James
d. Blackburn ct ais.
1T appearing from afidavlt in his cause
thRt the defendants. Harriet -, form-
erly Harriet j. Harrison, and her husband,
whose names are unknown, are nOn-resideDts
OF The state OF Ter nessee;
II Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis. Tenn, on or before the FIST
Monday in september, 1901, and plead, answer
or demur TO eOmDlainGnts original and
amended BILL, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as to them, and set for
hearing ex parte, and that a copy Of this order
be published once a week. for four Successive
weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
a c~Opy-atIest:
-ACGUSTOH ASTON Clerk and Master,
BY R. j.. BLACK, Deputy clerk and Master,
Ray & WEIGH, soils. for complainant.
nnl IaMAm.
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attachment Suft.
Law Court Of Memphis.

Law Court OF Memphis
CLEKKss OFFICE, August ., Iss7.
Steiner Bros a Baum, Plaintiffs, Us. Charles
GersOn, Defendant
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"a made IN MS case In pursuance OF Section
G55 Of the Code or Tennessee. AID Attachment
having been Issued and returned By the proper
omcer levied, etc, "On the property Of the
Charles 6erson
Il Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear a. the Courthouse, in the city or Mem
phis, Tenn, on or before the second Monday
in October next, and defend this suit. or the
same will be taken for confessed as % him,
and the case set for hearing ex parts and that
q copy OF this order De published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the Daily APP
peal.
A copy: JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk.
JOHN v. GEAHAM, Deputy Clerk.
b. B. Barnes, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
oupE Tau-Hua
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NO. lA4 Nh D-IOhu Goodwin vs. FRANKLIN
lnsgTance and Banking Company et als.
NOICE ls hereby given 70 al parties inter
- e-ed mat The undersigned has BEEN aD-
poanied Receiver OF the FrankIiu Insurance
ana Company.aud franklin Insurance
IN The above stated cause. Ia said
Court DEBTORS % said Companies are notified
" call al room No. Bethel Building. corner
OF Court and Main streets, Memphis. Tenn
and settle their lndebtedue--
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