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Auditor's Notice.

TIE sadrrpisssd, Auditor appointed By O,rhas's
Court Of Co,unbia eouety. 10 msks distribution Of
shc funJ u The haads Of Wesley rIanmins, surety
ef ths adminisyssos Of Charles Stewart las u said
Couuty deceassd 70 and among the persons entitled
srenvding law 70 reestye the ssme, will proceed
10 the diseasSe os his duties st his oce IN blooms.
buss on SATURDAY. ibs s7th day Of Jnpa 1858, st 10
o'clock In ~ HseasoA, when and when ai psfsons
will present their claims before said auditof or be
dsbsised IRON eesnisg IN SDr share of said fasd.
WESLEY WIRT, Auditor
Ir1e %ss.us,is;s e; ss"s ss:.,. so,,. X n
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BuTLER's lNvEsrlaATloN.--Als B. F.B.
continues 70 shut himself up in the Judi
ciary Committee room, in order TO create
an impression outside that be is really en-
gagged on some important testimony bearing
upon the subject matter Of tho investigation
wherewith the so.oalled manager were
charged. He is the only one Of the seven
who has anything to do With the matter
nowadays, even Logan has abandoned it.
Nothing Of Importance, has been developed
thus tar, and tho probabilities are that moth
ing will be, il the farce goes on until tho
4th Of March next, 4llhNI I.i 'S'F-
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

lstsess Of adninis,ss,ioN N the estate of Jsecs
Marble. late Of rishiascFeek township: Columote
ssd sosnty 70 J0ha Winner, residing In the icwnsAtp
aad eosasy Aforesaid. All persons having CLAIMS o.
dsnsads assiast Ne estass Of ~ Secceeol ere se
slensst, and thsss iudsbssd 10 the estate will make
ipaS ssnt 70 IL unlsssisnsd forthwith.
JOHN WINNER, Admr.
PisAiARereek. Maya7, ls0e. "
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0xTAwfssA, June 3th. l868.

!. M. Editor ~. NJ. Emmsrson, Of Sc.
delivered one Of tho.e seul.stirring
temperance lectures Of his in the N. Il.
Church, at CAtawisss, 10 . crowded house |;
which is always the case where Mr.. EN-.
merson lectures. a About seventy Of the
members Of tho Catawisss Lodge, No. S2S
L'O. Of y. 7. appeared in regalia. ,s lua
- FpM
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NEW ,ADvERTtst:siENTs.
NOTICE.

An parsons hlvtss sshsssibsA ysees in.he ssoons.
esis Literary jsssitsis ais he!eb, no.iaed that the
1859 Thoss VINO have Nol paid % IN fail are 10
luested 70 20 forthwith. sat GET their esi6esss
ey ssdss ee Ne Board q Trustees. . " i'f0OTIT
June lo'oe-9u: TteAsursy,
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5tRtcs this s&N !: 3
DfxocH6lrIc. y
kEPuDLIcAN,

The following arc the States not yet ad.
mittcd, which cast fifty electoral votes.
Should the Republican party control al Of
these States GRANT would be elected By
serenteen Of q majority in the electoral COL
la.o .-.L- n u IMLI lMA VI AII.Nuu4 .-Iu
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+" WEses it announced somewhere that B. r.
MrYEAs, Esq, Of tho Beaj6rd iGdsetss has
or is soor 10 become one ofthe editors Of the
HarfiibMg Daily Htsos and Uhioa. He
viii BE- avaluabls acqMsition to the editorial
departmental ethst pspef, which department
haslcug needed Tie services ofsome liSs man.
u The costs Of the original Capitol n
Washiugton city was 81, 400, 900 The ad-
dititions now nearly ieomplsted, vii cost
sl2, ,000, 900 more. ,,r,.. ~ '.og, 4.
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REMARKS the Boston Ra :.-"Yates says
he has rod in soak for Trumbull. The
trouble with Yates Is that he is too much Of
q soaker." Ioai l' "A 'Ff -'H' ~
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DIED.

May Goth, Martha, wife Of Thomas Vance,
Of Orange, aged 80 years and 20 days.
r In Espy, on the 26th ult., Mrs. Rebecca
Derr, ased 60 years, and 10 months. od s4t
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f TnE Republic Of Pittsburgh and the Mon.
tour American Of Danville, speak favorable
to the reelection Of Mr.. Buckalew to tho.
Senate.
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The electsfal vote.

We have cot down the number Of States
under the respective heads, DExocsArro,
and REpUaNcAN, with a view Of ascertain.
int the chances of electinsa . D6nocras to
she position, . :! Of Presideu. Def ~ usaea
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N W. SAMPLE & CO., t"''r,
Machimisls T. Engi0seers
MAIN st., L l. L D. q. Z BLOOMeBUaC. "a.
Are prepared 70 faTnish al hnds u AAshias wosk.
STEAM ENGINES.
Boilers ehahiss, Psllsys Hshssfs, Oo.pliseI. MIL;
gearing, Saw mandrls, ETC.. Mge cocks, Pet eoesss
eousssntly On kaad.
TSsVsSise Hsshiuss and us,se Power uAals .
order AL kiads Of Agricultural MseAinssv sspsissd.
Juno -, 1899. ~ ~ 4 q -. y .
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IT Is clear that Mr.. Pendleton will have
the majority on the frt ballot in the Ma
tional Convention for President, but that Is
not saying that he will be tho nominee by
any means. two thirds being necessary to q
choice. Tho Chase movement will not
amount to much. He has no claims upon
the Democratic party. Where is be going
to get his votes? In the " impeachment
trial. it is said that he done his duty as 90
honest Judge. That being 80, is he emit.
tied to nomination from tho hands Of any
party for merely being honest on the bench?
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C0bl tO4 t00 No&1Omul BSc ScnsVCGssse
.olfla ic COAventlon.i III o. o'di
The National Dcmocratio Committee, by
virtue Of tho authority enforced upon them
by the last National Democratic Convention
st melting held this day ut Washington,
DC, voted to hold the next Convention
tor the purpose Of nominating candidates
npeS pGSesasns sss on and H. ts 9,s s Sf
At u o'clock NJ, in the City Of New York.
The basis Of representation, ns 6xcd BY
the last National Democratic Convention, Is
double the number Of Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress Of each State under
the last superintendent. i, .;,i, a. .r....
Each State is invited to send delegates
accordingly. -H| .a,i '"i"'a' s7j - y
LIS I. AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman. ,)i
FREDRlcK O. PRINCE, Secretary. ras
Washington, February g, 1868. ,r, ,,;,
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WILL CAMERON RrssaN ?--All those eit.
iIcns Of Pennsylvania who voted. for Judge
Sharswood last fall, together with large
number who voted for Judge Williams, ais
approve to Senator Cameron's vote in favor
Of the resident conviction. 1.-THE radical
theory is correct. that each Senator was
bound to vote, not according to the dictates
Of bis own constituents, then Senator Cam
eron was bound 70 vote far acquittal. Not
having done so, he owes II to the misrepre.
ssented people Of Pennsylvania to resign and
leave the Senate at once. .-Erchan0e.
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rstlow CrT,xsxs.- -Vaviss bees so,ieitsd b. mss,
q ny Dsmnesssie hjeaAs, tkNssf6ss oGhc aysele
- eaWasAase los The nice oefopnty Cnm sssjoe
s.ejes. Of The ssxs Dsmosssiie Gssst,
o'"''""'''' 81 u ~ ww a,,r. io,,,,cxr y
Mostous Township, Nay. a js6S ~N"'
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CANDIDATE N1r Assexably

70 rHs nssossAcv o. CoiynsIA CovsTv.
havins b.sn ssvn.ssIy sslie!isA ~ ny friswds'o
hays ennssa.sd y DO % of NJ ssme TO- iha. "0cs
:s,)s:! ,Ss s:l' :S,hs Csu.,y Sopvsstiss.
'"' '''''''''p'SE cYSSu is9S ~ H' 4 sS;:l 3GStcH
Yishinserssk. Jsas 10, i'd. "N'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-29

The General markets show come in
movement over last week. The Dry
Goods market has been much better, and
we hope that the reaction which is set
ting in may be Of more than a temporary
character. Oar merchants, during the
uast wear, have lost heavily in the
shrinkage Of values, and but few Of them,
We fear, will be in condition to enter
upon the coming spring business with
such stocks IS they had in former years.
Buyers have not been able or anxious u
lay in supplies, and have deferred puT-
chasing until the las moment, hoping
that prices would continue 10 fail, but
we are impressed with the belief that
staple goods reached bottom = few weeks
ago, and will again advance. Prints,
brown and white domestics, have stiff
fened up fully 1c per yard since our last
weekly issue, and prices are tending up.
During Tie last two years the immense
supply Of foreign fabrics has doubtless
aided very materially il depressing the
prices Of domestic goods. Thus far, the
receipts 10 New York for the spring trade
have been only about half the amount Of
AUNHE ENN the AAEHR4AAAAa @%A@lI VI
last year, and importers show c~onsidera-
bic confidence in being able to realize
satisfactory prices. It is not impossible
that the later importstions may show an
important increase but these viii come
10 hand too late to affect the first and
best half Of the seasons trade. Upon the
whole, then, the prospect seems to prom
Use q moderate, steady and fairly Temu-
perative business; which, In the present
unsettled state Of affairs, Is quite as much
a. could be reasonably expected, and
more than has been realized for the last
two years.
The wholesale Boot and Shoe market,
though better for the past W or three
DAYS, has given way, and prices are from
Z to 10 per cent lower than last week.
The stocks on hand, though low, are well
assorted, and preparations are being
made to receive large and attractive sup
niles for the spring trade. In order TO do
this, heavy staple goods are offered az
very low figures. Eastern manufac-
turers expect TO commences active opera
lions next month, aRd in the meantime
there is little doing, though prices have
not declined there as they have here.
The advance IN the gold premium has
caused q little more 6rmness IN Coffee
and Sugar, but prices are not q~uotably
higher than last week, and stocks are
about the same, with a fair demand.
Mess Pork has been scarce, but the de-
mRnd was light round lots on the levee
aud at the depot are held at our quota
tons. Bulk meats are firm and stock
with an increasing demand. Corn
been scarce but receipts have been
FOR the last few days; several thou
sand bushels on fatboat in shack, is
1fered ST 75c. Oats are firm, while Hay
is dull. Poultry is more abundant.
Lard is firm but the demand is light.
Dressed hogs are in large supply, and sell
al IN quotations. Game of all
has been scarce for the week. The
took market is well supplied, n choice J
reeves are in good demand, but ipferior /
re BOT sought after. The demand for :
iorses and mules will be very ligbt his I
sason, and prices obtained are not salts. :
!
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eesident Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF NcmphIs, Tenn.
No. E97-IhOs. j. Watkins. ami j.. Watkins
ct. al. VS. Joseph SpCcIt, VIM. L.Fance, g I'm
Vance Alfred NCXeu, Nancy NUEeu, e.. ".
HaughtW ont and Francis J.. Nickel.
I 7 appearing from affidavit in this cause that
1 the defendants Allied Eoscn, Name NOEen.
J.. v. HaughtwOnt and Francis B. NicSCl a-s
now residents Of The state gl Tennessee.
It is thsre,ore Or1eTed, That they make their
appearance hereiC, at the courthouse IN Lhs
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on tEo frs. Zouday in
February, ls3It aud plead, answer or demUr 70
complainant bill, or tbs --sa5 viii be tai en- for
confessed as to tltm. aud st for Bearing ez
parta; aod thai a copy OF This order le rub
tshed once a week. for fur successive We5Es,
IN the Ne GPhis Appeal.
A COpy-Attest.
AUGUSTOE ASTON, CIsrk and Master.
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, soils for Com
ainanL- ds.H lSW4We
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Nom Resident Notice.

In The CaanceFy Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
no. 2g6 Mary Q. MurdCok and Lydil Il. Jen-
kins. who sue By their next friend, Brooke
Peasants. vs.. re BTtnkley and otherz.
TT appearing fFom affidavit IN this cause that
the defendants j. X. Powell. George nkin
and Thomas MurdOek are non-r residents OF the
Tennessee
It Is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
.cIty OF Memphis, tennessee, on the frkt
Monday In February, 1855, and plead, answer or
dsmur to complainant bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed IS 10 them, and set
for hearing exparte, and thata copy OF this
order be Published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-atiEst
AUGUSTON ASTON, CLERK and Master
dec25 laRfW
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-Resident Notice.

In the Chauoery OoUri Of Mem phls, Tenn.
No. 240S-MGry {. MURDOCH and Lydia NJ. Jeu.
kins, who sue By tasir next friend, Brooke
Peasants, vs.. Vincent Bac!gslupO AID Others
IT appearing from sfhdavit in Ibis cause that
Il the d-f-ndanIs, Thomas e.. MuydCCE and
george jenkins, are nOn-l es.dents OF the State
OF Tennessee;
appearance herein, Al the Courthouse IL the
city OF Menu his, tennessee, OF the first Mon
demur TO cUmP lsinHut bill, or the slIu5 wal
be taken for confessed a. 10 them and s5t loI
hearing exparte ard tlaU a copy OF tAIs orGeI
be published once a week, Tor four successive
weeks, in The Aemphs Appeal
A ~cOpy-AJtest:
AUGUSTOS ALSTOS, Clerk and Maste-.
BeiskellS scO,t, Solicitors for Complainant
dec5 law4W
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ET virtue OF a 6ezd of trust made to me BY
II John II. Peterson, and recorded in lie Reg
l-tGrs office ct shelby county, ia boo No. 81.
pSrt 4st, pages 80, AZ and SIS. I VIII sell 10 the
htgEs5t blddes for cash, the following described
Lot o. tract o. land, lying in shelby county,
tennessee, about three quarters OF a nile from
court Sqrater 10 Wit : being part Of County Lot
No % on the north side Of the Raleigh road.
commencing on the west side OF an alley about
90 eight feet wide, running thence west with
said All igh road 80 eighty-thles .eet; thence
north with the plank fenc now On zald lot.
about (9O i've hundred feet, mlrs or less, to
the back Of said fence; thence east with said
o2cK fence t5l Gig ty-ihFes feet to the east fensa
row on said 1t; thence on a line with said
east fence 900 Ave hundred feet, more or less.
10 the b ginning. Equity Of redemption to this
properly IS waived. and title TO TIE same be-
only.
Place Of ssle-Southesst corner OF Court
Square.
Ierms-CGsh.
Time OF sals-MONDAY, Februa II. Ig6S.
There Is situated on this lot en- elegant Cot
tage Win four rooms and servants room aud
kitcheot "a Other Necessary improvements
jalG ids s. II. DUN-CJNB Trustaa-
kvluruu TeTuor eoDv
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NvN-R esident Notice.

In the Chsucery Court Of Memphis, Tenn
No. 2i07-Nary G. Mu~cock and LYDIA ". Ien-
kins, who sue BY their next friend, Brooke
Pleasantss vs.. Flora TuEley aud Others.
I appear ng from mdsvlt IN tits cause that
i the defendants TLCuzs q. Murdoch and
George jenkins are nor residents OF the slate
OF Tennessee
It IS therefore ordered, Thst tEey mako their
appearance herein, st the Cur. house in the
city OF Memphis, tennessee, on the nFst Mon
day IN February. iHk. am plead, ansWeT q
demur 10 compliments iii OF the same viii
be taken for confessed as TO thrt1, and SOS Tor
hearing sx paIte; aud that a copy CT JCis order
be published once a wecr, for our successive
weeks, in the Memphis AppsaI.
ACOpy-Attest
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Heiskell & scett, Solicitors for cOmplainants.
aaa4E n-Wwfur
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Fully Aroused and Wide Awake

It is in such an emergency as the present. TIT
temptation IS strong to despair, and to surren-
der TO the influence OF fear and an almos,
overwhelming opposition. II we listen TO th'
voice OF the Siren and give up to despair. We
are lost-irreooverably lost. 1t behooves one
AMI ell to be up aad doing, " with a heart FOL
every fate, still achieving, still pursuing" IN.
til the book OF our destiny shall be closed
We should hear of no compromise to make
with the opposing genius OF decay and de,
structlon, which Is seeking to drag Us down,
We should meet the enemy at every stage and
wage an aggressive warfare upon him, until
we expel i'm from the Iand. Poverty c.mes
upon our beloved land and upon our patriotic
people alike an armed man" Like "an
armed man" we must sssau hIm-with the
same VIII, determination and courage with
which he marches upon our homes and hearth
tones. In such an emergency,
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Gaze No. K.

In the District Court of the United States. for
tho Dtstrict OF West Tennessee. In the mat
terofA Alexander Sower4, Bankrupt. In bank
ruPtcy. District Of West TenDessee-ss.
To whom Il may concerut
TIE undersigned hereby gives notice or his
Bowers. OF Memphis. in the county OF shelly
and state Of Tennessee, within said district,
who has been RGJudged a bankrupt upou hfs
own petition, by the DiEsrict Court OF SAID dis
triCt.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th day OF Jauusry.
A.D., 1858. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
Assignee, Etc, No. $50 Main street, WaldrRu
BLOCK. JAZZ Law 3w fri sat mon
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N0n-R eeldenf Nnfice.

II the ChanceTy Curt Of Memphis, Tenn.
70. 225l, y. r. De. A. and Laura J. Stova
VS.. 7. .. and GeItrude r.. TATE.
IT app airing nom an CEder OF Court thst this
4 cause has been revived ag7ICs D1Cley ~
Steger, John 9. = eyer, Charles Stegsr, william
Steger and Evel ne 81 Eor, and tgst trey ere
residents Of the state Or Hiss3si pi ana noE-
residents OF tie State Of Tennessee
It Is thersf1rs ordered that they make their
appearance herein. as the Courthouse 10 tua
city OF Memphis gena., on 81 before the Ers,
Monday in Iarcb. 1868 and plead, answer
or demur to ccnnplaiCauts b. D, or the sgIzg
will &c taken for confessed a. t. them ana SCI
for hearing expsrte, az that g copy OF this Or
der be published once & week for our success
i've weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy. AtyCGts
AUGUSTUS ASTON, Clerk and Master.
J. NJ. Gree Dry, Solicitor for COurAAnants.
IL IawIma
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MILITARY INSTITUTE
SPRING SESSION, 1868.
WILL BEGIN ON
onday, january go, 1868.

As sue sis or stands, with golden bands,
And lace in beautiful diagr. e..
Bless the coil, you may press the doll,
But 90 not Crump!e or muSs the doll;
n is the way We dress the doll.
! Now these are the b0dies-she has two.
one OF rink, with ruches OF blue,
| And sweet white Iace-be careful, do!
| Aud one Of green, with buttons sheen,
| Buttons and bauCs Of gold, ] Ween.
| With lace on The border, IN lovely order,
] The most expensive we can AFFORD her.
Bless the COL, you may pressfhe doll,
Bot do not crumpie or muss tie dol;
This is the way We dress the doll.
Then with TIE biack-at-the-borde jacket;
/ And this-and this-she viii not lack il;
| Skiitsi Why, there are skirts, Of course,
And shoes ana stockin-s - e shall eufOrte.
With a proper b dice, ia the proper pace
| Stays which lace have hat their days
And made their martyrs likewise Ealters,
| All entire. But our dFSIe
| Is to show you her night attire
At least a part of it.. Pay admire
This sweet white thing that she goes 10 bed II
It's not the one that's made for her wedding:
That Is special. q new GEs gn,
Made with a charm aEd a counterslgn.
Bless the doll, you may Tress the dOll,
But do not orumple or muss the doll;
This is the way we dress the doll.
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Non-Reaf0enf Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
No. 23ll-Van Camp Bush Il al, firm Of Bush
Bum & Co. VI Samuel J. Petit et al, nrm o
Petit & Sidd ms.
II -appearingffom AFFIDAVIT ia this cause tha
A tue defendant, ri. GicrtOu, Il a uOn-Te-i
dent OF the state OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered that no make his 8p.
pearance herein ,atIhe C-OurthOuseiu the city o
Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before The l5t Monday
IN March. 1853, and plead, answer or drmUr g.
e~Omplaiuants bill, or tue same viii be taker
for con ezsed as 70 him and st for hearing eX,
parte, n that q cOpy OF this order be pub
lished once 8 WFeE Tor fOur successive weeks IL
the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Attsst;
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk s Master.
By r ]. BLACK, Deputy ClerE q 8iGster.
Hanson & SWtnglsy, Sots. for COmplt.
ial6 iaW4w
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SALE

. vHtue OF q Feed Of Trust made 10 me by
y r. g. 1fe1th, and recorded IN the Register
ONCE OF Shelby county, Ia book No. o., page
~, eic., l Will sell, 10 the highest bidder. fOr
cash the f~oilOwing CesCiibeu properly, lying
IN shelby county. Iena. ssee. and nesr 70 the
CIty o. E-euVhl tO-Wls: eleven and One-ha I
acres adIOiBiug Fort Pickering. and campssed
or The following tracts. tO-Wit= The tract
known IS the GwiH eigbt-acre trsct, the Wright
thr-e-quartcrs Of an acre tract, and the
DuvHl-Algso two and one-haif acre tracts
bounded on the nOrth by Broadway or Old
Fort Pickering RsIrOsd, on he scu-h by Jack
son street, o. the east ~ Dr. Gilberts and
Wooldritge's. and on the west by Main ans
Ninth streets. Equity Of REDEMPTION waived,
and tttle believed TO be good, but = convey only
a. Trustee.
sQuare.
1IHEOT SALE-Thursday, sixth day OF FEB
Tuary, SIS, oeta sen Inc hours Of 10 am. and
pm Terms cash.
E. Z. WADDELL, Trustee.
WUa1nA RaarF Af1oruaEa fagu -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-29
Case No. 3.

IN the District Court Il the United States. for
the Disllict OF West Tennessee. Ia the met,
ter Of Nehemiah W. HRusell, Bankrupt. Ia
bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-Es.
To whom 1t msy concern
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
Il appointment "a assignee Of Nehemiah "
Hansell, OF Memphis, in the county OF shelby,
and state o~fTenDessee, within said distiIot, who
has been adjudgs a aukrupC upon MS own
petition, by the District Count OF said District.
Memphis, ssee, the 18th day ~ofJanuary.
a D., lS6S. WILLIAM Y. ClRuDE.
Assignee, Eto, No. 40 Main street, Wal5ran
Block. iat7 Iaw3w