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IMPORTANTt

rNHERE never was a time when Home Inter-
ests were so much IN need of patronaes
and encouragement as now. All see and adm IL
this and al are willing to help build them an
n they can 40 SO upon such terms as shall not
cost an excessive d iscriminaiion.
heneefoFWard, 1T prices equal TO the best from
any quarter, heavy goods, made by the follsw-
ing and other Home Mills. viz: Manassas Mills
Miss; Florence Mills, Frattyiile NJ lis StaffeFd.
Vile Mile, Ala LaWrenoeburg Mills, Oreeon
Mills, Pulaski Mills, Tenn; Maysville NfllsL
KY. b. sides great variety of other BeayV
Plantation Goods, from various Maryland
Mills.
In addition. we intend to keep full lines all
SORTS Staple Dry Goods, Hosiery. Notions, etc.
ETC., bought Tor Cash, and offered on same
terms IL is understood, however, that where
bayers may not happsn 70 have Immediate
Control OF their funds. we will sell them a.
Cash Prices, adding interest nom date far short
City Aeceptance. We will have New Goods
y, r. MOOSE co.'s,
lyAitH r NO, ~ Main stPaet
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CO9aanaisstOnerys HnEe.

State Of Mississippi, Washington county-In
Chancery, May Term, 1855.
No. liS-Bartley, Johnson & 90, "a. T. D. FL.
lott 81 als.-IniuBctiOn and Attachment Bills.
DUESUAET to a decree OF the Chanesry
L court OF the county or Washington, State
of Mississippi, rendered in the above entitled
cause on the 18th day OF May, A. D., 1855, the
undersigned, Commissioner, win sell, 81 the
highest bidder, between the hours prescribed
by law, On tbs
Tenth Day of August, A.D.. 1885
an the right, title and interest Of the defend
ant, John X. WoOdburn, As the sole Surviving
neir-at-lRw and deVisee of John WOODBURY.
deceased and in his own right In sna 20 the
following described land, to-Wit Al OF sec
\ number three, all ~ fractional section
SO enteen, lying sputh OF Rose Lake ditch, be-
ing 2 continuation OF the section line between
sections two and three also, the west half of
the northwest quarter and the west half Of the
southwest quarter OF section eighteen, all in
township seventeen, range nine (g west, con-
tanning in all about nine hundred ana fOar and
three-quarter (S0s1<) acres, In the county OF
Washington, state OF Mississippi Terms OF
sale a. EoDO~s, tO-wit; ONE-THfRD 90 CASH,
balance IN one and two years, bond aud secu-
rity being required from the purchaser and a
len to be reserved on SAID lands; and in the
event the purchaser falls TO pay tho hends OK.
eculed by him, or either gne Of -them al matu-
Ilty, the undersigned, Commissioner, Is an
IlOriHsd, upon application from any party In.
tereSted, 10 expose the said lands for sale anew,
Tor the amount so due and unpaid.
VIII also OEfer for sale, at the same time, at
me door OF The Courthouse OF said county, 20
the highest bidder, FOR Cash, between the
hours prescribed by law, all the right, title and
interest of the defendant, John x. WoOdbnrn,
IN and 10 the totEOwtng described laDtls to-yTit.
Inc southeast quarter snd the sass half Of the
southwest quarter of ee1tiQn eighteen, and the
northwest qgar ter Of section twenty.one IN
township seventeen, range nina wesf m SAID
county Of Washington and Stese Of 1Iissis-
sippi. Z. J. COMSPOCK-
je8 daw std CommiSsioner.
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CITY BOND holders are hard to find
within the last few days. They have
folded up their securities and thrust them
into the deepest recesses of their breeches
pockets, only to bring them forth at the
top of the market, or when they again
get scared at some pecuniary Kuklux,
when they will rush out in breathless
haste to sell that which they now hug
with as much eagerness as they would a
7-30. They amt a biz scared-not they
They have now, and, in fact, always
had, the most perfect confidence in Mr.
McDsvitt's policy of making our city a
power in the land. They were always
confident that the funding of our city
scrip was the only way of making out
our financial salvation, but at the same
time they would not agree to exchange
the scrip which they bought at $50 4Oc,
into bonds at Csc. Like the chap who
was willing to sacrifice his brothers, I'M
cles and nephews to preserve this glori-
Gus Union they were willing that their
neighbOrs should bind themselves to ac-
cept bonds and thereby retire city scrip,
but they-they would wait and see how
it worked. We know it will not alarm
them, therefore, when we tell them that
parties were offering SIC yesterday-that
a broker sold a lot at soc, and that a pool
is being Termed which when perfected
will run our bonds up very materially.
We will not even "guess to what fig
ure they will go, lest we should be
laughed at. Those holders, however,
k,f. in ha oh
class who are compelled 70 sell. can do
80 readily at oar quotations.
The demand for Railroad securities.
though, covering almost every descrip-
ton held in this market is especially ae-
tive for Mississippi Central stocks and
bonds. One house alone holds an I'M
limited order as follows: stock, l0o; 1st
mortgage bonds, soc; 81 do. 4Oc.
City scrip is in demand at 73(g75e buy
ing selling at so; and firm.
County scrip dull at j2@5Sc buying
selling at $4,000.
Police scrip, zoe buying; selling at 75c.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
I45te, and closed at I445c. The few lots
offered here were taken at l43@I4S@e;
selling at 144@1444c.
The New York stock exchange
quotations at noon to-day were as
follows: Coupons OF ISL, Is
do 1872, lag +; do '64, 1O3; do '65,
I24 new issue, Sc do '67, s.; 1O-40s, 81
1905, ID and 81, -; new Tennessees,
623 old, 633; Government bonds I'M
changed.
The Secretary Of the Treasury in the
following letter gives statement of the
amount of gold bearing bonds outstand-
ing. The aggregate will be increased
probably TO the amount of $50, 0G0, GOO by !
the amount still unconverted, but which |
is coming in daily:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jolly 10, 1855 |
In reply to your letter of the 18th inst, |
the amount outstanding OF va |
rious loans, wOuld respectfully state |
that on July l, 1858, there was of
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COTTON GINS! COTTON GINS
E. CARVER CO.'S
Improved Gins !!

THE great number OF these celebrated Gin
i stands IN use throughout this whole coun-
try, are actual working witnesses OF their ac-
knowledged su periOrity. No neighborhood is
without some OF these splendid machines, and
we make reference TO each ana every planter
now using them rs 10 their superior adVant-
ages over all others.
Those needing Gins viii consult their best
interests when they bear in mind hat the e +.
CARVER CO.'S IMPROVED GINS can be
had with any desired number of Saws, either
right or left hand motion, by calling on or
sending their orders 10
ALLISON BROTHERS,
Sole Agents. 2zO Front ST., Memphis.
Commission Merchants desiring to make
purchases Of GIN STANDS for their customers,
will find it TO their advantage TO call upon u.s.
1yl4 2tn ALLlSUN BROTHERS.
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Creditors and Nom Resident
E0face.

In Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
No. 24S5, n. r. DIV. n. WilkeFson, e al, vs..
The Franklin Insurance and Banking Com
paDy, ct al,
In this cause IL appearing that defendants JO-
ssph +. limbs, John +. Meyer and Louis Fusz
arm Of limbs, Meyer a FusZ ~, are non-ress-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee; II Is therefore
ordered by the Court, that they make their ap-
pearanoe herein, on or before the first Monday
IN May LS66, ana plead, answer or demur 70
com plainant's bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed As 70 them, and cause set for
bearing ex parte. 1t is further ordered that all
persons claiming 70 be creditors or having any
character OF demands, against the "Eran Kiln
Insurance and Banking Company OF N etn phis,
shat Immediately come into this Court and
have themselves made parties 70 this suit, and
NE their Slaims with the Clerk and Master.
with proper evidence Of the same, that they
may seyerally recover their ratabls shares Of
the assets Of said Com pany, 70 be distributed 10
this cause and that copy OF this order be
pu bliEhad in the Memphis Daily Appeal for
three 90 months from this dale.
March TO- 1858
A cOpy-attest: A ASTON, G. and N.
r J. BLACK, d. G. ana NJ.
Eses, jackson a AcDavitf, and e Burke Piaks
cit HOiiciiOrA- mill Am
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Extension Step Ladders.

THEY recommend themselves. Useful 70 the
merchant and mechanic the farmer ana
the bousskeeper, We have JuSt received an as
sorted lot nom the manufactures Call and
see them
We keep up our usual supply OF the best Coal
on, Lamps, Soaps and TinWsre.
o. +. PRESCOTT & CO..
~ 26lW 40 Jefferson street
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Dissolution.

TN E partnershfp heretofore exciting between
L The Undersigned. under the firm and style
OF J. K. FRANK d CO., was dissolved by mutual
consent, on the lsth inst, b. Bowling withalaw-
ing from The same.
The business will be continue1 by the re-
naming FARMERS, j. r. FRANK AID cHAs,
EHCK, under the same brm name, and the, are
alone authorized 10 eollect the Outstanding
claims due the old frne, and are alone charged
With the liquidation Of It's affairs. ,
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I. o. o. F.

CAYosO ESCAMPMENT. No. g. 7. o. o. F. Meets
on the LIST and Sd Thursday nights OF each
month. J. Il. Mcclure, c. P; Geo. Aellersh,
H. P; Thomas Bacon, Scribe JED
Cs1cKAsAw LODGE, No. SHEETS every Mon
day night at O'Clock DR.. George ". AGREE,
y. G.; Thomas Bacon, Secretary. jyl2
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II WATER MANUFACTORY, No. n Peoy-
ARE street, New Orleans settler Water pat
up IN bottles for the country AZ 81 per case Of
Dozen Also, Tarred SeltEsr Water at l5c per
bottle Vichy Water a. Csc per bottle, Orders
tait a. the Factory or addressed through the
Postottce . 0lese Bog, No. l5ls, New Orleans,
1BEAOULEr 4 LEroREY,
aPa 20 PFopffstQr,
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Lei NeSA * o.
-. = - - '..,'.. ~ w
FOR a longer period than two mQnths, per
CoIored servants ana Children not oceupv.
ing seats at hrst table, half the above rates
DR.. JOHN B. RABFORD.
col. HENRY A. hDMUNDSON
Maj. IA MES p. EDMUNDSON
Gen. q. G. WHARTON,
]. A. DAVIS, formerly of the NorveIl House.
Lynehburg Superintendent. je2s cod I'm
L IMBERLISG SPRINGS, 25 MILES NORTH
n Of Wytheville, Virginia-Alum, White
he'd and Blue sulphur Waters Hot Gold ami
Napor Alum and Su phur Baths, with special
treatment for rheumatism, Govt, Scroi
and CutaneOus affections diseases Of Throat
aud Lungs under experienced attendant but
only TO the extent OF safety and confort
Nearly every game Tor amusement and exer-
else, unrestricted by lay, together with double
and single barrel shot guns and rifles provided
without charge. For analysis, cerdncates etc
see crcu ars, and refer to w. X. Hunt. k. 81
Parham. Sam Tats ana p. B. Wills, Men pbis,
Tenn. Terms-Fer day, 81; Weez, sI2; month,
$40. Being new place, accom- Inodations
som ewhat restricted and no promises led
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MEDICINES.
TIE most PAINFUL PILES
ABLY RELIEVED AND PERMANEN
y cured, without physie, by

NJ " cured, without pnysie, by
beheVenell's Galvaate Instrument,
Almost instantaneously and certainly, and
good tor lifeline also, vaginal and uterine
diseases. 10 is not only an ingenious nscbapi-
cal device invented, but a valuable therapeutic
principle discovered. Private testimonials OF
efhcacy on hand. The patent being DOW
forward 20 furnish them by express, or TO Drug
gists generally, and by wholesale Ia any guam
tity. on short notice and with liberal disconnt,
at the Factory IN Raleigh, Shelby county. Tenn.
Address SCBENEkELL q RkMBERr, as
above, or Al LOS Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
mali
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Monday, the Sd day of August, 1858,

Proceed TO sell, between the nours of 10 am.
end pm. OF that day, on. board of the said
Wharfboat, the WharfbOat CRhSCkNT CITY
together with all and singular her tackle ap-
paTei, fuT niture, spans and staging, as she now
lies u the wharf at the city OF memphis. state
OF Tennessee. at public vsbdue, to the highest
and best bidder, Tor cash in hand,
iyl3td DAN ABTE TrDstae
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

This unrivaled Watering Place. situated
l. within six miles Of RuEssuvlIle, Logan
county, RentGck y, was opened LOT visitors the
FIRST DAY OF JUNK. The proprietor pledges
himself TO make his entertain ment equal 10
that of any watering place IN The country, end
his terms rs moderate as the expenses OF his
establishment will permit. A good BAND OF
MUSIC will be on hand during the season.
ConYeyances alUa avs ready for passengers
from RNsSellYtlle 70 the Springs. In close CON
neotion with the daily trains from Memphis,
Louisville, etc.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS

THESE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
4 Springs, situated in Montgomery county
81 miles fiom Christiansburg Depot, are now
open for the reception of visitors, and the at
tenti0n of the Springs going public is respect
Inly Invited 10 the advantages they present
The waters OF these Springs are unriYalItd IN
all cases OF Dyspepsia, CutRneOus diseases and
Uterine affections, and in cases Of Debility act
as y
WERFUL RES TORATIVE.
They have proven eminentiy u,eful in many
Female Diseases and in
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OF leven-thirty notes. II. MCHULLOEH,
To Messrs. HENRY CLEws & Co., New York.
The Liverpool cotton market to-day at
the opening was firm; UpIsnds, 94d
Orleans, $50. At noon the market was
buoyant; Uplands, 9sd; Orleans, l0Bd.
Prices were advancing at the close; Up
lands, sgd; Orleans, 104d. Sales Is, 600
bales. Weeks sales SO, 900, of which H.,
600 were taken for export, and 1000 by
spectators. Stock $50, 900 bales, of
which 278, 600 Is American. The total
amount sfiost is estimated at 796. 600
bales-1S, 600 Of which is American.
The New York market opened quiet
but firm; Low MiddIings, 27ac; Mid
diings, 293c; Orleans, 3Oc; Good Mid.
dllDgs, 33c. The demand was good dur.
ing the day, and prices advanced, clos
ing with Middlings, 3O@3O4c; Orleans.
3Ole; and all grades tending upwards.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE., 7
MEMPHIs, July 81, 1855.
stock on hand Sept. l, 1857 ..... 0go
Received to-day .............................. 10
Received previously ,04s 25SO5S
s7I58
Exported previously 254 IS7 254Oa
Stock on hand. ....,............... 48
APPLES-Better demand for all choice /
varieties. Selling readily at 81 5o@2 SO
BRAN supply ample sslsof 50 sacks
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CHRONIC DIARRHEA

OAhNSNEC ULARHHEA
Are regarded as a sPkCIFIC
Inc natul al advantages OF this place are IN
81 HPASSED BIZ ANY IN THE STATE. being
situated almost upon the very summit Of the
and bracing, tho climate is healthy ana seIn-
DI1ous, The water OF delightful tmpefature
to- FahrenheiD, the grounds are shaded. and
grove OF Forest Oaks. - NA
Inc Hotel and buildings have recently been
en- Afgsa, renoyHled apd reftied, and the pro-
pTletoTs Halter themselves tley can o.Fis 10
Their guests acco ID modhtiOns upsurpasssd Nv
any watering place IN the mountains, and con-
ndentIy AJAX visit from the public.
Visitors 10 the Springs Will stop at Cbrfs-
tlansburg, where comfortable coaches will be-
IN attendance on the arrival OF each train Ia
convey them 10 the Springs "
RAHTeG on NO
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TIE undersigned hereby gives notica OF his
appointment as assignee Of NJ. CODneli IN
OF memphis, In tbs county OlSbeiby aud s5tst,
OF Iennesse within said Bigtrlct WHO 49,
DesA tl1ynneed bankrupt upOD- his own Del
ton, by the District Court OF said U1strtet
Memphis Tenn.s The I'D day Of July, A. D.
lsoet 10 WILLIAM =. CIRODE,
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In ths District Court OF the Duitsa Ststas for
the District Of West Tennessee.-In tie mat
ter OF "a. nnslI Jr, bankrupt IN bank.
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IA the District Court OF the United states. to-
the District OF West tennessee. Ia Tia y :,
Yer q DornAin q satleTWhile, Bsnkr1Its. In
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Inc unueIHiBuea lereOy gtyss uoffra ~ bfv
appointment Assignee 49, : ,s ~ uls
, Ghiie, OF CaDa, IN the county OF Shelby md
state oI Iennessee. within said Dfstricf VINO
pe.lnOn, by tie District Court OF said Disfrtef
-, Mem PMS, Tenn, the 23d day OF JULY a IL
&C. &C., ~, WILLIAM \. CIRODE
y - " ASSIGNEE Esfo
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10 WON = nay concern :

In the District Court Of the United states -
me District Of West Tennessee. Ia ths saaf-
yer OF ADram n. Goodman, BanRsunt in
Bankruptcy, District OF West EsnLessss-as.
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Tr1A9tRe,4 GnLQ

DY virpss Of Deed OF Trust TO me executed
- on TIE INST dsy OF November, 1853 which
d Sid is Of record IN the Register's ONCE Of
oneibl equally tennessee, In Record Book, No.
s., part J, pages 5IS, 81 and SIS, to secure Inc
pas LnSnb OI certain notes therein described
anu ret FORTH one OF which said notes is still
que and unpaid now, therefore by virtue OF
tne power IN me vested ny said Trust Deed,
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? whom u may concern

In the District Court OF the United statee, fOT
the District OF West tennessee. IN the mat
ter Of Emanuel A. Levy, Bankrupf. In bank
ruptcy5 District OF West 1ennessso-ss:
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The undersigned hereby dives notice OF his
appointment rs assignee OF Etnanuel A. Law
% Memphis, tbs county OfShelby and State of
lennesseR, within said District, who has bean
adjudgSd . bankrupt upon bis own DstftfO4i
BY the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessse, the l6th day OF Iuly.
ALI, 1868 WILLIAM L. GIhODE,
Jylszo Assignee EIe
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The undersigned hsssby gives noties OF
nls appointment g assignee OF William James
AlseO, or Ast1 PMS, In the county OF Shelby
snu atAte OF IsnnesSee, within said District
Sho mas been adjudgsd a bankrupt upOn M
district. -
AID, 1875. 800
"a. WILLIAM 7. CIRoDE. Assignes. &c.
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In the District Court Of the United sE6tes. nor
me district OF West Tennessee. IA ths mat
Yer OF william James A1geO, HaDkKupt. In
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appointment as assignee q a brgu, Ht.onfirne,1
on nemPnls, IN tas county OF shelby aud
SedSS VI Ienh essess within said DISTRICT who
mas Deeli assudged a Bankrupt upon ms own
petition, ~ the District CCult o. said District
memphis, Tann, the list day OF July %.
1913. WILLIAM y. ClEODE
Jyz1 - Assignee, etc.
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49 tAe District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee. Iu the fuatffT
OF J.. L mcAlenny, Bankrupt, In bauE-
ruptey, District OF West Tennessee
To whom II may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of hlsaU-
pOintDent AZ assignee OF j. L. McAlenBV
OF memphis, in the county OF Shelby and state
Of tennessee, within said District VIM 49,
been adjutfgsd Bankrupt upon his oygI, E.TI-
ton, by the District Cont Of scid District
Memphis, Tenn, The 18th day OF July A.D
teoo WILLIAM y. CIRUDE
jylS 8 Assiene.s ete
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aOndsy, si.t Rar af Augnst. 49,. asa,

At the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon al
said day, at the. southwest corner OF Court
square and al the intersection OF South Court
with Main street) in the said city OF Memphis,
stale OF Iennesses soil the premises above de-
scrloed, at public auction 10 the highest bidder,
for cash.
The title is believed to be good but the under-
signed will make no warram tees
Jyl I'd CHARLES RORTRECHT. Trustee.
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NOTICE.

r HAVE determined hencelorwari % do a
IL COIalnlEsion business excinai vely, and have
rented my store and taken an ONCE up 81 airs
Ia same building, where / viii be glad 10 zee
nay tx1ends anu patrons. Thanking them ar
past faEosS, beR e0r tinua1ee OF the same, :
mAla HAYAAN H9FkHtiHa,
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The 1865 c0nsols, 1875 aud 1855 cannot be
definitely given, these loans are being con-
Linually Increased on account OF the exchange
ofteven-thirty notes. II. MC1ULLOUH,
Secretary.
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n we District Court OF the United States. mr.
tne District Of West Hennesses In the mat
yer OF stephen ID. Hancock BanIrrnnt II,
bankruptcy, District OF West Teuue-,sss- -
10 whom IL NAV ooncsr,,
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IN the District Court OF the Unitsa etafes Cor
the District Of West Tennessee. IN ths matter
OF William Z. Cotton. Bankrupt in BaDk-
ruptey, District OF West rennosSee-ss
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF DTS
appointment As assignee OF Merits r. Mitchell,
OF hsmphie. In the county Of SHELBY and
state OF Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adiudgsd = Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by tie district Court OF said District
Memphis, Tenn the lSth day OF July, AID 4,
letS. WILLIAM J.. CIRODk.
iyiS IS 2 Assigaee. etc.
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appointments as assignee ofstepbHn III 9anco,-i-
" " enphlss IN the county OF SHELBY ana stafs,
q 1enneseoes within said DISTRICT VINO ia.
ooen Angnoged Bankrupt upon his own pefi-
aon, oy tho District CO1rI of said District.
AetppAls, Tenn, the DIST day OF July. A. ID
LOO. WILLIAM Y. CIRDBE
~ - Assignee. sSS.
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In the District Court OF the Unifsd States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. IN the mat
ter OF Morris r.. Mitchell. Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy, Dlstr1cf OF Miest Tsnuessse-ss
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The undersigned hereby Dives notice OF his
APPolhLLnent - assignee o. " illiam 3. Cotton,
o. Memphis IN tbs Comfy of shelby. and STAT,
e 4ennessees within said District who has BEEN
adJGaged bankrupt ucon his own petition, BY
the District Court o. said District
NsInI sils, 1e1neasee. tbs DIST day Of July.
A D. 1865. WILLIAM Y. JlRODE
iy2 70 a ssieguas ~,
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PRICE OF rae APPEAL

Elsewhere we announce to Ia puoll'
q reduction In the subscription lice o.
the DAILY APP EAL from $l2 per aanum
20 SO; and ( the WEEKLY AP EAl
from 81 to 81 80 per Rnnum. La No kInt
TINS reduction We are mindful of ( ie de-
mand Of the public for cheap news
papers, and with a vie" 20 save to oui
own section THOUSANDS OF dollars ths
otherwise will find their way to the
North we make a reduction that render
our daily and weekly is uss IS cheap At
Ruy papers published in { G country.
or the WEEKLY Ape. L We can con-
hdently assert that at 50 0s year it II
tbe cheapest paper published in the
North as well as South. In sizs tht
sheet s So by 50, comprising 30 cOlumns
Of reading mstter, embracing literary
selections, poetry, all the news Of the
day, telegraphic and local reports, ano
commercial and river reports. We chai-
lepge the press Of The United States to
produce a chesper paper at this price
and yet those subscribing in clubs ma!
enjoy it at g per annum. Now Is tn'
time 10 subscribe. Tnose whose terms Of
subscription have expired should renew
at once. PostmEsters acting SIS agent
will be allowed TIE Usual discount oil lO
per cent. on single subscriptions. SenG
in your names gentlemen.