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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-03-28

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District Of West Tennessee in the mat
ter Of solomon Cohen. bankrupt. In bang
rupicy, before Thomas J. Latham. EsQ. Eeg-
isf5r.
To the creditors OF the above named BANKRUPT.
Take notice, that a second general meeting OF
the creditors OF said ban krupt viii ce held at
The Office OF said Register, in the city OF Mem
phis, in said District on saturday, the 4th day
aarned in the 27th section of the BgnE-upf Act
II March Z. I557- W. Y CIRODE, Assienee.
Mem phis, 18Th March, 1865 Laheo y
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.Netlce to Tax Payers.

THE Tax Book for the Forty-6rst Corporate
1 Year has been made up Is II Affects ths ori-
giaal eight wards Of the city. Through the
next ten days this book viii be open for Inspec-
ton and correction at Esquire Richards Office,
in the Exchange Building. Propsrty-holdsrs
in the Ninth and Tenth WsTds are earnestly
requested TO furnish the ASSESSORS with maps,
plans and subdivisions OF lots in the two new
Wards. so that there may be no mistakes, in
me suremenb or ownership made Ia the as
sessment now In progress.
JOHN PARK,
JACOB WELLER,
L. J. DUPREE,
Eah-uarv fSS2 Assessors
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JAMES A. WIccs & CO..
Manufacturers Of
RaCIkdng Boxes,
AND DEALERS I'm LUMRER,

OFFICE AND FACTORY HEAD OF FRONT
I j street, near Gas Works, Memphis, Tenn.
Have always on hand, and make 10 order,
sugar Boxes, Candy Boxes. Cracker Boxes, COi-
fee Boxes, soap Boxes, Meat Boxes. aLd Boxes
Of ali descriptions Also, Dressed yellow Pine
Flooring, Weather Boarding, Sheafhipg, Shin
gles. Sawed Laths, Ceiling, Cypress Fencing,
Pailings, Dressed and Undressed, and al kinds
OF Framing Lumber.
aE Orders sent 70 Us through the Postotics,
OF left with s0uthworth 4 Nance, go Front
street., VIII Feeeiye prompt attsntiop, febH
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The undersigned hereby gives urtlce OF his
aDpOintuel as assignee OF IscCb Greenwsld,
Of Mem phis, in the county OF Srelby ana state
Of Tennessee within said District, WHO mas
been adjudgest a Bankrupt upon his oRu psti-
ton. by the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th daF or March
A d 1905 WILLIAM Y. o. RODE,
mhis laW3T Assignee, Ftc-
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BENJAMIN j. DAVIS, MANNED Con-
federate soldier, who was CLERK Of she
Superior Court for Lumpkin oosnty, has
been removed from of1iee by Gen. Meade,
for the crime Of being Secretary of Q
Democratic Club!
Well, MEADE is poor stuff to begin
with-a hybrid between soap.suds and
metheglin.
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o whom it may concern

In the District Court OF the United States. for
the Dis-ric. Of " est Tennessee In the mat
ter Ot n BIAS, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy
District Of est Tenuussee-Ss-
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In the District Court Or the Ln tot states. Tor
the District % Wet Te1Le=ss+.-r7 M 7,,,.f-
Ter or David hE-ue, bank ulr TH Elrr-
ruptcy, District Of West Tenuea 1ee-rs.
To whom II may concern.
The undersigned hefe give ur.i~s. e-f fI,et-
appolntmcDt zs assignee = C-tvtE f.l---.- ~
b Hemphis. IN tee cou1tF o shsi5.g- -.-i 5fsr-
oI 4en1ess5s, Wltlin ls.d Dlst1ie-, Who hes
been aojudged banzrcpt up,n BIG 1-.s r-5.-
ton by the u s,r ct Court ~ aaf rlsf-..r
Memphis, Tenn, the "a day ~ .-.r-t A r
isoa GnAHLES M. p I--s
WILLIAM y. q Rode
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Notice to Creditors.

No. 252l-John c. Lanier VS.. The Gayoso Saw
ings Institution ct al.
Chancery Court Of Memphis.
IT Is ordered by the Court in this cause. that
i all persons claiming TO he creditors Of tire
Gayoso savings Institution do Immediately
come in and have themselves made psrfies III
the suit, and die their claims with fhe Clerk
and Master, with proper proof or the same
that tney may receive their pro rata share OF
the assets Of said Bank for distribu amone
the creditors; and thar COPY OF this order be
published In the Memphis Appeal. Avalanche
and Post until the further orders OF this Court
A eopy-Attest:
A. ALsTON, Clerk and Master.
By BESJ. COLEMAN. ID. q. q A. mh7 II
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In fact We are able to execute everything IN
the Printing Line, IN style and at prices en-
tirsly satisfactory to our customers, and hope
that the public nayextsna to US liberal share
ar their patronage iaDs
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-Grasshoppers in immense numbers
have appeared in Texas. They are Of
unusually small size and sre so numerous
that they nearly cover the ground in
some places. Powdered lime sprinkled
ever them kills them instantly,
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On Thursday, April ad. 1893.
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NOTIGE.

r HAVE determined henesIorTard to do q
/ Commission business exciusively, and have
rented my store and taken an Office up stairs
In same building, where l viii BE- glad 70 see
my friends and patrons Than king them for
past favora, beg conttnuanes Of the same,
! mhla AAxHAh 6ofEHAlAklf
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In the District Court Of the United States. for
TIE District Of West Tennessee. In me mat
ter Of Jacob Green wGld Bankrupt In bauK-
Tuptcy, District Of West Tenn
To v-horv, il nav 4~grreerr1
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We are also prepared to execute ALL KINDS
of printing for Insurance Agents in s Superior
style.
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Uot;ne of CoDnrtnersbfp,

eee undersigned have this day formed CO.
usrtnsrship for the practice Of the Law in this
city, under the nrIn nanaS "a !. anu style OF
TANOfJN O. HAYNES, KOBF W HAYNES
FF a Nl,Is ID DsT0CKrON, B. NEWTON HART
Memphis, February p, 1868.
IANDoN c. HAYNES, ROBERT W. HAYNES,
FRANCIS D. STOCKTON, h. SEWToN HART.
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Law Court OF Memphis.
TTEEEE and ~ virtue OF an execution t.
L ne slFac-ci l-Om the Law Court of Mem
pEis.-g lIe alHFe entitled case, and levied on
The prop of tie defendant, Will. on
ElezssEy. April 18th, 1865,
Between fhs hours prescribed by law, offer and
sell to thE highest bidder for cash. * front of
the Courthouse door in the city OF Mem yhis
Shelby county, Tennessee, the following de
scribed real estate, viz, which was heretofore
levle1 on and VIII be sold as the property Of
the defeu iant, oeiug in the city OF Mem pcis
Shelby county, Tennessee: Beginning stthe
corner Of main and Vance streets on the south
side OF Vance street; thence west llU feet on
Vance street; thence south $50 feet parallel 10
Main street; thence east ITO feet parallel with
Vance To Main street; thence north with Main
street TO the begtnning-the same being lot No
8, block Is, south Memphis. Also lot No. 3
block SO in South Memphis, Tenn, commeno-
ing on sOath side OF Linden street. leo feet east
Of Its iDterssction with 81. Martin street
thence south at rignt angles to Linden street,
and parallel with St. Martin / 10 'eet TO VIM
JOiner's lot; thence east and parallel with Lin
den 50 teet; thence north and parallel with ST.
Martin TO Linden; thence west with Linden
20 feet TO Thea esbeginning.
P. M. WINTERS, Sheriff.
BY JAMES H. SWAN, D.
March l3, 1858. mh14 law4w
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S II 3 T q NJ Z n T
OF THE CoEDITIoE OF THE
Hartford fire Insurance Co.,
OS-THE
Thirty-flrst dag Of December, 1861,
MADE TO TEE
Comptroller OF the Stale Of tennessee.
sl67,aOG q
M1sCELLANEoUs.

II. The 9reatest amount insured in any one risk
is $4,000, except in special cases
u. The amount insured in any one city, town
or village, depends upon Its size and how
built
Is The amount insured in any one block, de-
pends as above.
IA. Certified copy OF the Charter OF the Com
pany, as Il ed heretofore.
Is. General power of attorney for Agents to ac-
cept seryica OF process Previously nled-
GEORGE L CHASE, President.
GEORGE NJ. COLT. Secretary.
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HAYNES. STOCKTON & HART,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
no. AZ Madison street,
DEsoTo BLOCK, MEMPH1s. rENN.

NOTICE.-The undersigned has removed to
IN the city Of st. Louis, Mo-. 70 practice his
profession there with Henry n. Hart He mas
transferred his business TO HAYNES. stockton n
Hart, who VIII attend TO the same He takes
great pleasure IN recommending said firm to
his clients and friends In this city.
fal,g-
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Notice of Dissolution

FylHE firm OF z. N. e B N HART is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Henry n. Hart
retiring from said hrm. HENRY y. HART,
z. NEWTON HART.
Nepaphfs. February o. IS5S.
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j a M e s V ICK ,
Importer and Grower of
Flower and Vegetable Seeds,
Rochester, view York.

TTICK'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF
' seeds and Floral Guide for 1855. Is now
published and ready to send out IL makes a
work of ABOUT One Hundred large pages, con-
tanning fun desert ptions of the
Choicest Flowers and Vegetables Grown,
with plain directions for Sowing seed, Culture.
etc. it is beautifully illustrated. with more
than One Hundred Fine Wood EngraviDgs OF
ored Plate OF Flowers, web printed, on the
finest paper, and one OF the most beautiful as
well as the most instructive works Of the kind
sent to all who apply. by mall, post paid, for
Addresa, JAMES WICK.
mhs IN HaehsFtegS tdsE york,
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Notice.

= WILL, lease my lower Plantation IN Tunies
1 csrnty, Mississippi, lone OF the highest anc
6eEt in the botfomA. for . period OF three years
frse al rent 10 any responsible party who vii
NV fhe faxe4 and do certain repairs and i'm
rfovsInsnis, which VIII dezignsts.
lAi79 =. NSl9a1,
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AND N ASILk PLD x
IONS, lS66-67.

NuerV-A member is suspended IOl
nou-psy ment of dues. Within three OI
four months be pays the amount due and
asks 10 be Ieinstared. Is a majority OF
twC-thirds vote necessary for his rein
statement2
Auswer-By reference to substitute fol
section &X&V, Grand Lodge By-Bsws,
you will discover that, if payment of the
amount due at The time OF his suspension
is msde within one year after his suspen-
sion. ne 10 reinstated without vote OF
tSe Lodge.
OGery-A candidate ia balloted for and
rejected, and 80 declared 10y the w. NJ
After the Lodge closes, IL is ascRFtained
that a aOa-CfRiGte bad been ballotingr
and. further, that said n0h-affiiiaue is
unfriendly to the candidate. As there
was but one black bali cast, it is supposed
that it w2s by him, Can the bsllOt be
declared null and void and new ballot
ordered at she next tssstated nsecting?
Answer-NO; but consider EhRt the
circumstances warrant the granting of g
dispensAJion for new ballot, il desired,
without waiting the prescribed SIX
months.
Query Some six months ago, 4, B.
applied for initiation, and, after the usual
course, was elected. After election, and
before initiation, he learned that G. ID.
was 4 member OF our Lodge, and as he
was unfriendly with him, he "a. B. said
ne did not wish to join any society OF
which G. D. was a member. There was
nothing done for some months, and, in
the meantime, A. B. openly expressed
himself an atheist. About this time A.
B. and c. d became fully reconciled,
and A. 3. now claims his initiation.
We. were ready to initiate him at one
time, and he declined; now he is resdy
and decline until / hear from yoH
What shall we do?
ADswer.-A. B. has no special claims
upon the Lodge simply because he, q.
one time, has been elected to receive ths
! first degree. An objection to his initis.
ton is just as valid up to the time of bis
being placed in due form as though ex
pressed In the way Of black ball at the
/ time Of bRlloting, and should be so re-
gsrded by the w. NJ. II be has openly
! expressed himself an atheist, the idea o
| initiating him should not be entertained
for moment, for, "agreashly 10 oul
Masonic Institutes, no atheist can b
made a Mason" and as soon as he hai
| crossed the threshold of the preparation
room he viii be compelled TO profess hi
belief in Deity or be permitted 10 retire
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STATE OF CONEECrICUT,
HarfF7r-T eounfV

STATE OF CONEECrICUT, -
Hartford county.
January 8, 1853, personally appeared George
L. Chase, President, and George VI. Colt,
Secretary Of The Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath th9t the foregoing stste-
Ineut by thera subscribed. Is true, full and
correct statement OF the affairs OF said Com
pany and EXHIBITS, 50 far IS can be ascertained
Al this date. iis actual condition on the Thirty
Bsf5re tae, GEO. SUMNER,
Notary Public.
STATE or TENNESSEE,
COMPTBoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. January q, 1858.
~ g. W. Blackburn, Comptroller Of the
Treasury, DO hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
in tie State OF Conn ecticut, has produced to
me satisfactory evidences that said company
has complied with al the requirements Of he
laws of the State of Tennessee imposed or
Insurance companies, and further certify that
Henry A. Ldtilston, agent Of said company,
has also compiled with the requirements Of the
laws of the State, made and provided in such
cases.
Wherefore said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has authority TO take rtsss and
transact the business OF Insurance in this State
at Memphis, Tenn. q ". BLACKBURN,
ja24 Comptroller of Tennessee.
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IN retiring from the firm of H. ". & B. n.
HART il Is only on account Of a call from my
old friends at st. Louis TO renew my practice IN
that city which could not refrain from ac-
eeding 70. The card In oOnnec ion WitA Mr..
L. Lehman, and the notice OF Beynes, STOCK
ton 4 Hart, will, 1 trust, be q full guarantees to
nv clients that what business have Sttll pend .
ing in The Courts Of the state has been placed
in well known and reliable prolesslop9M ~ han9s-
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in front OF the Woodruff Block, No. lTs Main
street, in Dlemphis the lot of ground described
in said trust deed, situate on the west sid OF
Marley avenue, between the old and the new
Raleigh roads, and known as lot No. Ten, il
Mar4ey's subdivision.
The title is believed tn be goo9 but will con-
vey only as trustee. The right OF redemption
is waived. SAFE at II o'clock.
feb.5 tds W. A. BICKFORD
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JOIN K. WINcHELL,
a R OH 7 ~ II q II
rs Madison Street-ROCnt II.

NI.ANS and specifications for all deserp-
tions OF private and public buiidlEgs fur
nj laed on short notice.
= .srnodrling OF old buildings also attended
IN Specimens Of work can be seen at tHe
on ~ as above. All kinds OF building opera
tiot q sEuperintended in person. noVsO oIh
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Wednesday, lst Day OF AprII, ls6s

ON the grouud ofthe premises, being the north
sast corner Of Clinton and MoFall streets, teu
eI the ight tile and interest Of the said Giynn
and BRYAN to the following property, 70 wit !:
Al frame house or shop on the los on the
above mentioned corner, being 40 by Is
feet: also. the following personal property
belonging TO said Giynn and Bryan, and be
ing on said lot aad premises being all the
machinery and tools aud implements used by
the said 0lynn and Bryan in carrying on and
mauufa facturing in their trade and business and
which are osrticp aFly set out in said Deed of
Trust the same 70 be Rold for cash.
mh1s l0t GEORGE DIXON, TTustea,
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Trust GnLe
0n lhe 2sth daI Of Marnh. 1S6S.

| DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to me
IL ss trustee, by Harriet Carr, on The 2sth day
or Nay, and recorded the 5th ei June 1862. to
secure the Indebtedness therein specified, l Will
sell 70 the highest bidder for cash.
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| Planters and farmers in this section
are busily engaged in preparing the
/ ground for seed, out we are sorry to say
/ that, from present indications, too much
space will be devoted 10 cotton, and not
| enough to cereals. Just here we wish to
| suppose a case that is not at all imprUbR-
| ble: Every sensible man must 10
| that our government is unstable and eX-
! treDely shaSey; many expect, and knew
/ one knows how soon sclash viii come
| everything national in its features seem
/ pregnant with bitterness and strife. If
| the impeachment of Andrew johnson
does not produce bloOdshed, the chances
/ are three to one that the November
1 election will. Now suppose our people
| persist in cultivsting large fields Of cot
/ ton and stiuted patches of corn and
/ wheat, at the same time neglecting to
| see that their stock increases. Trouble
/ ensues. We have plenty Of cotton but
no provisions. A repetition Of the dire
/ ful times Of '62 and '63 will follow as
| sure as fate. Suppose again, that only
! small amount OF cotton and q plentiful
/ Of provisions to Ee the result of farm
| labor this year and that no disturbance
takes place. Nothing will have been
/ lost, but everything advantageous to our
people will be gained. The scarcity Of
cotton produces high prices full and
ample supply of provisions inducesj cheap
! iabOr-the real wealth OF any country.
I Facts are stubborn and our people
should look them squarely in the face,
and not pander to a hurtful custom
/ simply because that custom has been q
| life long custom. Let cotton alone
become seli-sustsining first, then go into
/ the markets with your surpius-cOtton
and demand your own price. Com
mon sense points this out as the road to
follow. VIII our people do it ?-BotivaT
| Bulletin.
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of Trust Deed to me executed by
~ l. r Grehan on l7tn May, 1866, TO secure
certain notes therein specified, which have not
beea paid 1 viii, by direction of the holder oi
said notes, offer at public sale, 70 the highest
bidder, for cash,
On Thursday, April 2d, 1858,
At the saleroom Of Royster, Trezevant & Co.
No. .Z76 Second street. between the hours Of ID
and u o'clock, lots IS and 81 in the Ragland
Subdivision, situated ON the south side OF Dun
lap avenue, each lot fronting 20 Ieet by a depth
OF 1851 feet.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee
Wilson & Beard, Attorneys. mills "a
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Administrators settlement.

Administrators settlement.
In Gounsy Court OF shelby county,
To the heirs and creditors OF A. S. Keathley, de
ceased
NOTICE is hereby given that I have fled set
~ taement OF the estate OF A. :. Keathley
Diseased, with the Clerk OF said Coart, ane
that Will apply for cpnfirm alton OF SAID set
temeat ~ the April term, 1893. OF said Court
70 be held on the nrst Monday OF said month
in the Courthouse ia the city OF Memphis.
MARsHALL KEATHLEY, Admir-.
February u, 1855.
JOHN LOAGUF, Clerk.
BY EFREARD GAIL D al febls le,FsIv