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MEMPHIS APPEAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

BOSTON, June 24-The base ball match
yesterday, at cambridge, between the
Harvard University Clubiand the Nashua
Club, of Princeton College, N. j., re-
sulled ia victory for the. Harvard Club,
| by q score of seventeen to sixteen.
There was 3 great crowd Of spectators.
NEW York, June 24.-Mrs. Ernestine
Cakes, wife of the late Henry SteiRway,
applied to Justice Gilbert yesterday, in
| the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, for writ
of hsbeas corpus directing VIM. Stein
way, the piano-foFte manufacturer of this
city, 10 produce her children, whom she
alleges have been unlswfUliy withheld
from her by the respondent, and placed
| in charge of petty magistrate IN Ger
many. Judge Gilbert ordered q habess
corpus to be issued, and the case Will
shortly be brought before the Court,
when singular developments are ex-
peeted.
Thomas Fitzgerald, who was to have
been hanged on Friday next, at White
Plains, Westminster county, New York,
for numbering Ellis Hicks, has been re-
prieved until the 9th OF October, by Gov.
Fenton, to enable the Governor to in
quire closely into the facts of the case.
A terrific storm of hal, rain and wind
visited what is known as the Neck Dis
triet, ia Dorchester county, Maryland,
on Sunday evening lsst. Large trees
were torn up by the roots, and the corn
and wheat crops in several places nearly
destroyed.
SAN FRANCIsco, June 24.-Late ad-
vices from Arizona render probable the
election of Mccormick, the Union dele
gate, TO Congress.
MADRID, June 24.-Senor Rubicon, in
taking possession Of the ministry OF the
colonies, made an address TO his subor-
climates, in which he urged them to de-
vote ali their energies to promote the
commerce and prosperity of the colonies
Of Spain.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Hsytien ad-
vices of the I'D state that SalGave has
ordered an exchange of prisoners at
Cape Hsytien, as ne wishes to prevent
the population of the Capital from le-
voting He threatens to lombard the
city rather than let the insurgents get
possession also threatens the same thing
If any foreigners are caught introducing
warlike material or stores, and he has so
notified foreign eonsuls. 1t is stated that
his army consists Of only seven men and
three hundred Cyprians.
Salnave insults all foreigners except
Americans. An English bearer of dIs
patches was msltreated by him and
afterwards put in prison. Gen. Faubert
attacked Fort Alexander, and forty OF
his troops were killed and wou8ded
Among the latter was Gen. Narcisse.
SaInave refuses all parties and Is deter
mined not to TeliBquish the Presidency
until compelled.
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In q r hi Ii Ilg st.n iTast long. When
General election under the Re
ie the Grey ministry an over
IIg majority, as the returns came
new danger, the great peril IN
of a too great success, broke
,oment upon Lord Brougham's
nd he exclaimed, I'VE shall be
onp,u The sequel abundantly
that these were prophetic words.
inistry had to grspple with
. insidious and fatal enemy
he Opposition aoso-
.olitical power; and they fell
lie opinion almost as rapidly as
Nh risen. The first act Of the re-
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Corpus act in Ireland, Substitute
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MAKING IN ALL
500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from SO TO $4,000 each, and
AT 100000.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Eill be Donated TO the Orphans OF Sc.
Louis, Missouri.
DETAILS oF TIE DRAINING

A suitable Committee OF Responsible Gentle
no en- viii be selected to conduct the drawing
and awarding OF the prizeE on the day ap-
pointed, u NlE2CA NILE LIBRARY HAIL.
ON the following plan
One hundred Thousand numbers. represent
ing the Ceridca IS issued, wall be placed in one
wheel, and i've hundred tickets, Inscribed With
the names Of The prizes, tG-Wit: Pasehal
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these Wheels number and prize Will De
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The prizes VIII be ready for delivery upon
the remit of the award resiig known, and the
persons by whom the ten real eStssts p lies a. q
ciawn, viii receive deejs 20 the same, with
title clear and U ne9 cum beI ed.
AL money received upon the sale Of these
Certificates viii ,os placed IN respor sibie bank
ing houses r 81. LOUIS, Missouri, where IL viii
remain to the credit OF the Association until
after the draw hg takes place.
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Ia ths District Court Of the Unitsd states, for
the Dlztriet Of West Tennessee. IN the rdat-
ter OF John L Saffarrans, BaaRupt In
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In Chsncery Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
No. 2l35 N. r. DIV. n. Wtlkerson, et al, Va.
The Franklin Insurance and Banking Com
pany, et al, @
In this oaase it appearing that defendants 10
ssph +. limbs, John F. Meyer and Louis Fusz
(nrm OF g limbs, Meyer Fusz y, are non-Fesi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee It Is therefore
ordered by the Court, that they make their ap-
pearanee herein, on or before the first Monday
IN May, 1888, and plead, answer or demur 70
COZ plainant's bill, or the same viii be taken
for con fessec as TO them, and cause set for
hearing ex paKte. II Is further ordered that all
persons claiming to be creditors or having any
character Of demands, against The tfran kiln
Insurance. and Banking Company OF Menu his,'
shall immediately come into this Ceurt and
have themselves made parties 70 this Euit, and
dls their claims with the Clerk and Master,
with proper evidence Of the same, that they
may eeverally recover their ratable shares Of
the assets Of said Company, 70 Be distribu ed u
this cause ana thRt copy Of this order be
publish I'd in the Memphis Daily Appeal for
three "a mOnths RON tbs dale
March -, 1855
A eopy-attest; A.ALSTON, G. and II.
r. ]. BLACK, ID. G. and n.
As.ss, aekson = AeDaYtlt, and z Burke Pick
EFT, Solicitors, mill 2m
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A LeadlDg ssh00I, EaaATlIle, Tsnn.

Trr K. WARDS SEMINARY for Young La
w dies has maintained, for three years,
now believed to be the LEADING SCHOOL in
me South in point OF numbers and general IA
cilities for both thorough ana ornamental eoH-
cation. .,,, ,,,.
Tlse boarding equals any private table. The
RniI5ino * ro9Rfiifcent The Music, French,
me next Session VIII open Sept. Sd, 1868.
Catalogue with fun particulars, sent On app1-
cataon. We. WARD, Principal,
taiT-iw Nashville. Tenn.
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Aul, Pollard & Renick, Bankers, st. Louis,
Daniel g Taylor, OK Mayor of st. Louis.
Butchers' and Drovers' Bank, ST. Louis.
Peoples' Savt' 'ss Association.
EDWARD y. Prumuer, Memphis Tenn.
Boatm ep's Savings Initiation, st. Louis No.
John n. An drevs, ex-SheIiR of 81. Louis
cOu ty. No.
Layeile. Wa ner. a Co., proprietors Southern
Hotel, st. Is0ui s, 40.
Jules Vaile, of the frru of Choutean Harrf.
son & Vale.
Erastgs Wells, President Accommodation
Bank, st. Louis.
Hon, WfliaI Taugsig.
Charles Z. ~ eyer.
A. kreekha as, Presldeat City Council.
Joseph Degs endorf, City Com ptroller.
g.. w. Dreyel.
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REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR.
Improved!
It is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invigrstss the Roots OF the Hair
It forces the Hair ana Beard to grow Iuxu-
nantIy.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
Itkeeps the hair from Changing Color from Age
1t restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that havebeen bald
for years.
It is composed entirely OF simple and purely
vegetable substances.
It has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials of its excellence. many of which
are from physicians in high standing.
It is sold in half-pound bottles (ths name blown
In the glass;, by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere. st One Dollar per Bottle.
wholesale by Demas Barnes q Co; F. c. Wells
a Co; schisEelin q Co. New York.
mhl41y
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In the District Court OF the United states ror
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Klein q M az, B3nkrupts. n Bank
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VALUED At.
Second Prize.

An elegant Three-stOTy Double Rrick Resi-
dence, vi b three and q half acres Of ground,
ia the city of Meaphis, Tenn, one mile from
Court Square. House spiendidly mi he'd, witt
all modern improvements. Croun' s finely
laii cut with shrubbery. etc Fire stables, out
buildings, eic.; all ia complete order, and
VALUED AT...............s........ ..... SEQ 600
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Awarding OF Prizes on July lst
At
MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL,
81. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
First Prize,

The PASCHALT. FOUSE, corner Fifth snd
Walnut streets, ST. louis, 80; Lot 81 feet 'front.'
by IL deep, has four stories, sixty fine rooms !;
also, five etegsnt stores. These, togei her with
the Hotel, are bringing a rent OF sl0.0t0 per an
mum. This magnificent house, with furniture
complete, is
VALUED .......... SIS, 600
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In the District Court Of the United states for
the District OF West TenneEses. In the rnsftsr
OF Alexander 4. Merit Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee.
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Non Restdeast Notsce.

~ he q cunt Court Of SHELBY Uo0hty.
]. 8 Harvey vs.. &. s. Morrison.
TT appearing from afidavit IN this esuse that
] M defendant {. 8 Morrison has removed
fTo-4 ne state OF Tennessee 50 that tue or1ln4
srV s,Toeeas OF law cannot be served upon HIM
II IA Therefore Ordered thai he make ais APP
,,esrance herein, at tie Courthous ia the city
~ Memphis, tennessee, within the q rst three
DAYS OF the CiTouit COurt, 20 be held a. the
CourthO o. the fourth Monday IN May
Isfs ans plead answer or demur 20 oon-
plainaut's bill or the same win be taken
To- confessed as 10 him and set for hear
ing exparte, and shat a copy OF tllls or1eI pe
published once week for four successive weeks
In the Memphis Post
4 copy-Attest: -,
Hayues Stockton q Haynes, Solicitors 10
C05afisinauf app iawsv
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BANKRUPT SAFE.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the matter
of Benjamin BoXhorn, Bankrupt, In bank.
Tuptcy.
VlHE undersigned. assiguees Of she estate Of
Il Benjamin BeXhurn, Bankrupt viii SELL 81
public aution, at the store, "a Front street
Memphis, on TUESD AH, June 9, 1858, the stock
OF Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc, now in
said store. sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock am.
Goods 10 be delivered Immediately, ana a de-
post N cash 10 be made on bidding OF goods.
OSCAR WOODBRIDGE.
WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
Memphis. Nav q. lssg 1sSS n
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r HAVE two beautiful aud well improved
three miles OF the city Of Albany, boandth rs
one Of the best Railroads in the State, and me
Lot and commodious Dwelling in the city,
which win gladly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer 70 ms x..aa.
apls ~ NbiaA&s
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Estss, jackson 4 MeDaviIf, and 3 Rurks Pieks
EFT, Solicitors, mill am
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sstvrday, The a0th Dsy OF June, fS6s.

At Mound City, In said county of Crittenden,
at the front DOOR Of tie hotel, proceed to sell,
at public auction. so much Of the following
deseri bed property rs VIII be necessary TO pay
the said notes and interest due. to-wft; ] he
$50 acres, ABOUT four miles aud half above
Memphis, and known as the southwest gu rtsr
of section p, the southeast quarter OF fractional
section q, ana Nos / and OF the Spillman
grant (sectfon 34l and the tract conveyed BY
Hopper 70 Cheek and ali tha land Belonging 70
said Mound City Tract also the ste amboat
geosta and the ferry privilege, which passes
with the land, the boundaries Of which yin Be
D. p LYLEs, Trustee.
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MASONIC DIREoTORY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1868.
LODGES.


ANGERorA, NO le8. Meets list Monday In
every month, ct Odd-Fellowg' Hall cor. CouTt
and Aatn. d b. Forster, 2s4 Front street,
W, H.; John Besmish, Sec'y.
EOUrH MEMPHIS, No lib. Meets % Frldey OF
each moath-Hsll, cor. Madison and second.
A. j.. Wheeler, ". NJ; Benz. X. Puilen, Sec.
LETLA SCOTT, No. 2sa. Meets Isl Friday Of each
month Hall, corner Madison and Second.
Noses seelig, ~. NJ; q. CARTS, SEQ.
HAMILTON, No. 29S. Meets Sd Friday OF each
nloptn-S5dd- I,ellows' Hall. ii. J. Lynn,
KuwIsEIEe, NO al, Meets 4th Friday
81 each nl0nth-at south Memphis Hall,
corner OF Madison and Second. George Mel
lershi I'D. " n; b. K. Puuen, 3D.. Sec.
RoTAL ARCH.
PENE Chapter, No. 4. Meets % Monday OF each
month-Odd-FelloWs'B sn. John Gent, NJ. E.
H. p; B. II. Levy, See'y.
4. AND s. X.
UREEA Council. No. G. Meets Sd Monday of
each lnOntk-Odd-F eilows' Hall John Zeut
Ia. H. =. ]. Wiggin, Rec.
TEHPLARs.
CYEESE CoEaH sndery, No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
32y o. each month. John zent, Conf n. J.
A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
20 Front Street.
EERKEs Lodge 81 Perfection, l1th No. 1.
stated Communications % Wednesday night
o. each month. Henry z. Woodland, szd, g..
Nj Charles n Carroll, 18th, Sec.
MIrERAs Lodge Of Perfection, lsth.; No. 2
Meets 9Th Wednesday OF each month. George
Aeilershr sd, o.. NJ; A. e. FARMLAND, sd,
CAsIPEIA Council Of Princes OF Jerusalem. 18th:
No !, Benz. K. Pulen, ed, TaTsh.'.; -
CALvARY Sl4APTER OF Rose Croix. 18th, No. l.
SnsLles ~ Adams, sd, NJ. W.. II. Z. Tom
PELLETS D0PLgssEIs Council OF XII, sOth.,
No; J. Henry ?. Woodard, I'D, Comm.
r, W iillsIa J. erode, I'D, Rec
Alnshe, SSd.l Comm. in Chief Dodge c.
Trader, SD, Reg.
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the matter
o. George Z. smith, Bankrupt. In Bank
tuptcy, District OF v est Tsnnessee-ss.
To u-hrrla II N AZ crlr, can
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In the District Court Of the United states. Tor
the District Of West Tennessee In the matter
or Marcus Skaller, Bankrupt. IN bankruptcy,
District OF West Tennssses-ss
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CHI.
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NOTICE

HAVE determined hsnoefoYward to do 8
L Commission business exclusively. and have
rented my store and takan an oftce up stairs
N same oulQllgs Wnefe i viii Dc glad 10 see
my friends and patrons. ThankifyK them fog
past hvors, heg ecatinuance OF ahs same.
nhb NATHAN BoFFHE1AER
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Third Prize.

A handsome Three-sfory Brick Residence
No ISIS Chestnut street, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets, St. louis, No, con taining
twelve roo 5, elegantly finished throughout
with all modern i'm prOvements complete Lot
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Cotton Press.


Brooks Portable Revolving Screw Press
INVENTED by a Southern Soldier of Geor
1 gia, and patented in 1875, is now offered for
sale BY the undersigned, who have the Sole
right to sell In shelby and FRyette counties.
IL combines simplicity, power and durability ;
IS Narrated to st md and work well. IL can
De wcrKed with less power, saving time ana
wood material. Il Is 10 AIDE principally of iron
and viii last much longer than the ordinary
the tines PRICES MODERATE. These presses
can be seen either at MURhIS, LEA q GUS,
Memphis, Walkers Station or Macon, Fayetts
COUNTY, Tesnessee.
For particulars apply to GEO. W. MORRIS,
walkers station, or J. {. EDENTON, Macon,
Tam fyl VIM
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Tbs undersigned hereby gives notice OF hfsau-
pointmeut as assignse CT Alexander II. BIeTrfil-
OF Memphis, IN the county Of Shelby and slate
Of Tennessee, within said District VIII, has
been sd Judged q Ban zrupt upon his own Datf-
ton, by the District Court OF said nIstries
Memphis, Tenn, the % day OF June. Al.
1858 WILLIAM Y CIFOT)F = =
JET II Is Assignee. etc.
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In the District Court Of the United States. for
the District OF West Tennessee. Ia the mat
Ter Of Joseph A. Andrews, Bankrupt IN
Bankruptcy, District OF " ess TeDnessee-sL
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The undersigned hareby gives notice or hEs
appointment a. assignee Of Marcus SkaIIer. OF
Memphis, IN tie county OF Shelby. ana state OF
Tennessee, within said District. WhO has been
ad1udged 3 Bankrupt upon his own petition, By
the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 5th day of June, Az
1858 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE
Jes Is 2 AHsiEues. etc.
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me undersigned herebT gives nbtice Of HIS
appOin t0eut as assignee OF Robert 7. G Hart
OtAempAls,in the county OfShslby and stateOf
tennessee, within sale DISH let, who has he.n
adjudged q Bankrupt upon his own pesifion
By the District COurt OF said D strict
Msolrhis, Tennessee, the 9Th dsv OF lima
A-D., lSss. WILLIAM y C7TR0Dr -
lelD II = Aszinu1E l-tr
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The undersigned hereby give notice OF their
appointment a. sssigneFs OF K Elm & WOLF
OF Memphis, Ia the county or Shelby ana
state or Tennessee, within said District
VINO have been adiudged Dan krrl pts upon tbpfF
own petition, By the District Court Of said Dis
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AT
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FINANCIAL AM COaMggCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL. I
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NAA1lEA1A1s June - Aaoc.
Business was very quiet to-day in all
departments, in fact extreme dullness,
would be a more appropriate term, and
the habitues Of Madison and Front streets
bad little to do, beyond the discussion of
politics and crop prospects. The Ma
sonic picnic took great many from the
heated flags OF the city to the refreshing
shades Of the country. Those who re-
manned in town might as well have shut
up shop for all the business there was
done or for all the money there was
made.
Money is easy at the banks and Ex-
change dull. Drafts on any point are
very little in demand, bat / to prem.
remain the checking rates on the North
and East and are likely to be for some
months to come. The few bills offered
at the banks pass generally at par.
Southern Exchange is entirely nominal.
Gold is very little in demand locally,
while the receipts are so lightly in ex-
cess that dealers experience some diff
Guilty in making up respectable ship
ments. 1t opened in New York to-day
at 1903 and closed firm. Rates here
were l39 buying and l40 selling, in small
transactions.
City Scrip remains quiet and very
firm at so TO SIC in the hands of dealers,
who Offer however, only rs to 7Sc for
the small amounts now and then pre-
scented at the counter. We failed to
learn Of noteworthy transaction.
City Bonds were ia demand at 55c, and
one party intimRted that he would pay
sec for desirable offering, but there
was none on the market. The tendency
is steadily upward.
County Scrip was dull and nominally
90 to 62e buying, ard 81 to Csc selling.
Police Scrip was abundant and dull at
the extremes Of soc buying, and IS SELL
ing.
Railroad securities were somewhat in
demand, although as a general thing
there was sn absence of orders. One
party wss ia the market, we are told,
for $50 coo Memphis and Little Rock
bonds, IsJ mortgage, at Az, on an order.
There was also an order for Memphis
and Charleston stock at IS to SIS. Other
bonds, ETC., remain as before, viz Mem
pbis 6 Ohio Railrosd, I0o 1st Mortgage,
bonds los, SOC; "a Mortgage bonds IS,
zoe; Mississippi Central Railroad bonds,
Ist Mortgage, 81 to 5Se; ID Mort
gage, 40 to Ale; Mississippi aRdTennessee
Ist Mortgage, soc; Mississippi and Ten
pessee I'd Mortgage, SSe.
+ Tennessee IS were quoted in New
York to-day at 77c for new and III for
old.
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. IN the mat
ter Of Benz amin 2. Et5fer, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptc,T. District Of West Tennessee-s.
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UsAKEN UP.-LARGE CHESTNUT sORREI,
4 HORSE, branded with letter II on right lore
shoulder, and blaze lace, white right hind f1cf
The owner can obtain same BY proving nror,-
STEPHEN STEEL.
ies ave At Capt, Tobias Cotton Shed.
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No person VIII be authorized to sell Certih-
Gates for the Association, or be recognized as
an agens, unless holding eertineste % that
effect from the Manager OF the Assc ciation.
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The underlined hereby gives notice OF hI8
appointment as asst gnee OF I'd Esrd WsrcurE,
OF Mem phis, in the county OF shelby ana
state Of Tennessee, within said District. who has
been Edjudged a Bankrupt upon ais oWn peri-
ton, by the District Court Of said District.
Nemph s, Tennessee. the Ilth DAY Of June,
AID, lo5S WILLIAM !. CIRuDE
teiZ - Is Assisnes Etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25

4 OUJSIANA SEI.TZER AND MINERAL
a WATER MANDATORY, No. II PeOy-
fare street New Orleans. settler Water pct
40 in bottles for the country ct 81 per case OF
one dozen, and at 50 3 per barrel OF threS
bottle Viehy Water a. 25c per bottle. Orders
lefJ at the Factory, or addressed through the
postOfsce 20 Glass Box, No. lois, New Orleans.
orsraDtly attended TO.
TREMOULET q LETOREY,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25

Memphis, Tenn. the 9Th day o. Jane, A.D.,
ISIS. WILLIAM 7. CIHDDE.
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