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Observation-Disclosures Agents to canvass with
w Prot Trum bulls Fine Engraving Family Record ex.
ecrted with pen. Ten Thousand Copies sold in u short
time by few agents good agent sells nearly
every family Plenty of COED territory lett yet
Exceedingly large inducements offered Send three
stamp for circulars ortyfve cents for photograph
record. Exclusive territory given Apply aud secure
your choice Of territory Those that seen the record
with its beautiful ami graceful angels do wonder ut its
rapid sale. ADDRESS TRuMBULL& CRUVER, Room 10, 8S
Dearborn ST., Chicago I'll. Feb. 29-ly.
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Shantung Moyune Young Hyson and
Kiangsi Oolong Teas.

These Teas take their from the districts in which
they grown aud being the nst productions Of China,
used almost exclusively 10y the imperial Court and High
State Officers They are pat up IN the unique and bcauus
style Of the Chinese III pound packages and sell them
in the original packages ~ cargo prices tt Tyson at sD0;
the Ooong 81 80 We imported the first nyorce that has
ce is countp and have Effected arrangements through
agents in China 10 receive them regularly hereafter
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#drrifn.

BY the Rev. z Coman, the residence OF the brides
father Manus the ath inst. Mr. Charles +. spencer
to Miss Amanda Z. States.
At Central House. In 0taws, the eeh inst BY A.
Smith, ESQ., Mr. Thomas Thompson to Miss Ellen johnson,
OF Mission, La Sale county. 49, rt - 49, .....t. -
On the 9th inst by Arthur Lockwood, Esq., Mr. David
johnson TO Miss Charlotte Corle both Of the town of
Earl.
In South Ottawa on the Goth inst. by Rev. Charles H.
Force, Mr. c. Mortimer Buell. Of Ottawa, Miss Alice E.
daughter Of W. II. Brown: EsQ- OF South OTTAWA.
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THURSDAY, Feb. q.

THURSDAY, Feb. n.
Sendt-The Senate took up Mr.. Sherman's
funding bill, which proposes to call in all the
5-20 bonds and issue in lieu of them 1O-4O five
per cent bonds. payable principal and interest
in gold; and Mr.. Sherman occupied the day in a
speech defending the bill Nw
House-The House spent the whole day upon
and finally passed the bill making appropriations
for "sundry civil expensss.'
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FANCY BRANDS.

aving had rany calls from trade for fancy brand os
0olong and Young H. son Teas have been induced
put ny in pound sealed packages fancy Favored Ming
Oolong aud Nankln MOyUue Ygung Tyson, whirh
offering II % per peund for Ooong and sl5O Young
yon The only advantage tccc teas possess
lar STYLES is the fancy flavor.
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NTNNTED!--Tcach Students, and other intelligent
w Men AMI Women, businI ing SlVO 10 1900 per
month, ascending . ability. For particulars, address
zElGLER, McCURDY co, Lombard Block, chicago, III
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GROUND COFFEE.

sln nnA AGB:NHS WAN.ED.-A sam
GO,NbOO pie s,ut iie" wit! terms. for tiny one
to clear 500 iy In thrce hours Busess cniirr light,
aud desirable. Can he done ut home travelling by both
male and female No gift enterprise or humhug. Address,
". n. CitlDESrER.
Feb. 22-2w. 90 lordway, New York
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CPECTACLESSI ). TAASEsSJEWELRY
- SCORE.Thc real B sslisp pebble glass The purity
aud usparecy of material admirably adapt them to the
organ sight Can s,,i.tg .ny Of their genuieues.
Something never hpfcfe ksa' Ottawa.
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NEW PORTRAITS at Bowmans Gallery, 80 and
see them.
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A NOVELTY TN TEA
TEAS SIXTY DAYS From JAPAN,

We receiving uncolvrcd Japan Te hy way Of
PaciAo Mail steam ship Co.'S new route, direct rom Otd
kOad ria san Francisco. Pat up tor US in j. IAN in
pound The usual tim" allowed for OF Teas
from Japan j. ycn and halt but American enterprise
has cnnhop to Offer to customers Japan Teas fresh
as the natives thcnsekcsc,n procure them. Owing the
heavy ircights ol- cd to charge S+o per pound
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nR. BERTHOLD HAHN, Late Surgeon L.
~ :. Amy. German Physician and Surgeon. Office and
dcDce, next door north of New Hotel, Opposite Pos,
once. Feb. coy.
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BANKS AND BANKING
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
No. 293 Main s treet.
A. CORDESs (: :: President
4. II. HETfE, (: :; Vice President.
kARTIS GRIFFIN, Cashier.
DIR TORS:
A. CORDEs, Hi METTE,
T. ENGLEBRICHT, J. q. HOFFMAN,
e. N APPEkSoH, L. HANAUER,
JACOB WELLER.
Collections made on al accessible
points 81 the Southeast,
Exchange for sale On principal cities
Of United States and EUROPE
feb4 6m
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

BROWNSVILLE, June l6.-In the Su-
pTeme Court this morning the Galloway
case was passed until tomorrow. The
law docket was taken up and the case Of
Fargason va. M;ffleton tried.
NEW YORK, June l6.-The Herdld's
Richmond special correspondent says he
is authorized to state that Chief Justice
Chase will accept the Democratic nomi
nation on platform embodying uni
versal suffrage. The Chief Justice, who
is now IN Richmond, receives numerous
letters daily from Republicans in the
North, offering to cooperate with the
Democratic party, In case he is the NOM
inee, and the platform is of the kind set
forth.
Henry H. Wise and the Chief Justice
visited the African Church in Richmond
together, last Sunday, and heard divine
service.
Two persons were severely injured in
street car in Brooklyn yesterday by q
collision with cart. One OF the injured
parties, named John Murose, will not re-
cover.
The formal reception Of the naval ca
diets by the army cadets, took place at
West Point yesterday afternoon. Gen.
Grant awarded the diplomas to the grad
uating class, and the annual address to
the graduates was delivered by Prof
Coffee. The affair wound up with ball,
at which the navies and their young
army friends attended.
The Her0ld's POrt-au- Prince CORES
pondeDce says SalDave, in a recent in
terview with the United States, French,
English and Spanish ministers, de-
clsred his determination not to yield to
his antagonists, and 10 hold his position
at Port-au-Prince under all cir
cumstances. The British frigate Phebe
and American war steamer Penobscot
we're still there.
On the 18th Salnave sent deputation
of his generals to the army of southern
revolutiOnists to effect a compromise.
He proposed to retain his office three
years, and give his ministry to the south
ern generals, and that the army of the
South would enter Immediately into the
city, and join with him in repelling the
Cooas. These propositions were indig-
nantly refused.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
MAsONIODIREOTORY.
1865.

LODGES.
AHeKRoNA, No. leS. Meets LIST Monday in
every month, at Odd-Fellows' Hall, cor. Court
and Main. d. B. Forster, "a Front street
W. M; John Beamish, Sec'y,
e0UrH MEMPHIS, No lis. Meets % Friday OF
each mOnth-HRll, cor. Madison and Second.
a. j. Wheeler, W. M; Benz. X. Pullen, Sec
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2ss. Meets LIST Friday OF each
month-Hall, corner Madison and Second.
aXnILToS, No. 2ss.' Meets S. 81 Friday Of each
month-Odd- Fellows, Hall. ii. J. Lynn
". n; w. H. Butts, SEQ.
Of each mOnth-st South Memphis Hall,
corner Of Madison and second. George Mel
lersh, 3d.. ". M; b. K. PuIlen, 3D.. Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
rENN chapter, No 4. Meets a Monday OF each
month-Odd-Fellows' Hall. Johu Zent II. T.
II. p b. n. Levy, Sec'y.
h. AND X.
0KEKA Council, No. 6. Meets Sd Monday OF
each MISUNDERSTANDING Hail. John Tent
Ia. H. n. ]. Wiggtnl Fec,
TEAPLARs-
CrRENE CoTamandery, No. e. Meets 9Th Mon
day OF eseh month. John Gent, Com; n. J.
Htggius Rec
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2D4 FSossf Street.
6MRMES Lodge ef Perfection, 18th No. l.
Stated Communications I'd Wednesday night
q each month. Henry ?. Woodland, 8zd, g..
NJ; Charles N. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
AIrHRAs Lodge OF Perfection, I4th.; No. 2
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month. George
Menersht s2d, g.. M; A. e. FARMLAND, sd,
Sec.
CAsIPEIA Council ofPrinces OF Jerusalem, 18th :;
No. l. Benz. &. Pullen, ed, Tarsh'.; -
-, Sec'.
CALVARY CHAPTKR OF Rose Croix, 18TH, No. L.
Charles w. Adams, S2d, NJ. W.; n. 7. Tom
Hnson, S2d, Sec.
PzILTPPE DUPLEssK1s Council OF K-h, soth..
No. l. Henry p. Woodland, 3d., Comm +;
william Y. Cirode, 82d, Rec
CoNsIsToRY OF WEST TENNESSEE, sd. John
Ainslie, SD, Comm. In Chief; Dodge Q.
Trader, sd, Reg.
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MAKING IN ALL
500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from $50 TO s2sO,OOO each, and
VALUED AT 100000.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Will be Donated 10 the Orphans OF st.
Louis, Missouri.
DETAILS OF THE DRAWING

suitable Committee OF Responsible Gentle
men wilt be selected 10 conduct the drawing
and awarding OF the prizes on the day sp-
pointed, At MESCA NJ lie LIBRARY HALL,
on the following plan:
One hundred thousand numbers, represent
ing the Ceriid cateS iSsned will be placed In one
wheel, and i've hundred tickets Inscribed with
the names Of the prizes, to-wit: Paschail
HOUSE" etc, viii he p!aced in another. From
these wheels number and prize will be
drawn at the same time. and The number
drawn VIII take tbe prize drawn W tn IL.
The prizes VIII be ready for delivery upon
the result of the award bong known, ami the
peIFons by whom the ten real estate % izeS ~ e
drawn, will receive Gee1s 10 the same, W Nh
title clear and uneDcumbered.
AL money received upon the sale or thesB
Certificates Will be placed in respo- sib e bank
ing houses sf st. Louis, Missouri, where it will
remain. 20 the credit of the Association, untl
after the drawing takes place.
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Buck Eye alive
FOR LES.
EQUAL TO 1T.
Creditors and Nom Resident
NOfaao

In Chaneery Court of Memphis, Tennessee.
No. 24s5 n. r. DIV. N. Wnkerson, ct al, VS.
The Franklin Insurance and Banking Com
pany, ct al,
In this cause II appearing that Defendants o-
seph F. Imbs John F. Meyer aud Louis fusz
(irm OF limbs Meyer & Fusz y, are non-resi-
dents of the State OF Tennessee: II rs therefore
ordered by the Court, that they make their ap-
pearanee herein, on or before the nrst Monday
In May 1855, and plead, answer or demur 70
com plainant1s bill or the same VIII De teken
for con fessed as 70 them and cause set foI
hearing ex parte II Ia further ordered that all
persons claiming to be creditors, or having any
character of demands, against the " rankin
Insurance aud Banking Company of Mem phis,"
shall Immediately come into this Court and
have themselves made parties to this suit, and
die their claims with The Clerk and Master,
with proper evidence of the same, that they
NAV seyeraIiy recover their ratable shares OF
the assets of said Com pany, to be distributed in
this cause and that copy OF this order be
published in the Memphis Daily Appeal for
three C0 months from this dale.
March To- 1888.
r. j. BLACK, ID. c. and NJ.
Estes jackson q McDavitt, aud T Burke Pick
eft SOlicitOrs mhii 6Tn
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o whom Il may concern J

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of VIM B. Ragland, z. RusseIl Ra0Iand
and ID. M,ckle, B4nkruptS, In bankru ptcy
District Of West Tennessse-ss:
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The undersigned sreby gives notice Of hts
appointment as assignee OF " IA. B. Rsglabd Il
huhst II hagland and j. ID. Mickle, 0f Menu
phiS, in the county OF Shelby and Sta.a OF
Iennessee, within said District, who have been
ad1udget Bankrupts upon their own petition
BY the District Court of said District
Memphis, Tennessee, the 10th day or June.
AID, 1853 j. W WEST COTlr -
JET 70 . ASS gnee, Etc.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
For the Memphis Appeal
MAY BELLE COOKE.

- ,oc-
oniii' Isl 10 i'0''
Gone to her God
Ere her young heart hsd learned 10 RnoW
The pangs o; gdef, the shafts OF woe
Ire her young feet IN SIN had trod,
We laid her meath the cool, green sod
10 rest, to-day one year ago
Ne W HeA NOu
c.ir,o,,,,, eovsr
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Trustees Sale.

PURSUANT to q deed OF trust exee1' ed to
the undersigned, Trusts5, by John II. Wag-
gener, on the 25Jh day Of October, 1856, and now
of record in Orittenden county, Ars ansas, for
the purpose of raising money with which 10
pay OF two certsin promtssoTy notes OF that
date, and. the interest thereon, they being for
the sum OF s., 4l6 6s1S, each due on the 25tn day
OF October, 1867, wi interest from date at ten
QO) per cent. per annum and further, to raise
money with which 20 pay on the intei est upon
about s., l6s at ten per cent. per annnm from
sa 18th day OF October, 1866 said 50 l67 being
the amount ef various other notes not due bus
which bear interest from date, payable an
nually, making sn aggregate sum Of about
$500 Of principal aud interest due now,
therefore. viii, as such Trustee, on
Saturday, the 2Oth Day OF June, 1858,
At Mound City, In said county OF Crittenden,
at the front DOOR Of toe hotel, proceed to sell,
at public auction. so much Of the following
descri bed property as win be necessary to pay
the said notes and interest due, to-wit: 1he
Mound City Tract, supposed TO contain about
$50 ares, about four miles and q half above
Mem phis, and known as the southwest quarter
OF section n, the southeast quarter OF fractional
section Is, ana Nos 1 and 2 Of tie Spillmsn
grant (section 80. and the tract conveyed by
Hopper to Cheek and ali the land belong ng 70
said Mound City Tract also the stt amboat
Peosta and tbs fairy privilege, which passes
with the land, the boundaries Of which win be
- 81 P IYLE9 Trustes
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10 whom Il may concern

In the District Court OF the United states, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat.
ter OF Robert 7. G. Hart, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptey, district Of West Tennessee-R:
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$4,000
Second Prize.

An elegant Three-story Double Prick Resi-
dence v IN three and a nalf acres Of ground,
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, one mile from
Court Square. House splendidly finished, with
all modern improvements. 6rounos finely
laid cut with shrubbery, etc. Fine stables, out
buildings, etc; all in complete order, and
VALUED AT.......................... 900
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REEVES AMBROSlA
FOR THE HAIR.
improved!
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It invigrates the Roots OF the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard 70 grow luxu-
riantiy.
Is immediately stops Hair Falling Out
II keeus the Hair from Changing Color frOm Age
II restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
II brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years
It Is composed entirely of SIMPLE and purely
vegetable substances.
II has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials Of Its excellence, many OF which
are nom physicians in high standing.
1t is sold In halEpound bottles tthe name blown
in the glass;, by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere. at One Dollar per Bottle.
wholesale by Denas Barnes s Co.; F. C. Wells
q Co; schisnslin a Co.. New York.
mh4iy
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Tbe Great General Restorative

.>eeds to be mentioned to receive the
MI = '4R voice Of every user. l. Is now
" appIIotL Nsar among all inyigoratorS- You
nave t ten gallon IN one bottle Of that which
: III make you 70. 'dissass. a veil as over
above all tendencies L - AZ the connfrr' II
should be in e cry house a.
At this season Of the year.
FORsrER, KEALHOFER =
General A
208 Main I Eeet.
Can he had at all tirst--lasS druggists js. IN
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Nom Resideat Notfoe.

In the CIi cult Court Of Shelby County.
J. s. Harvey vs.. @. 8. Morrison,
IT appearing from aniSG~ls In THIS esuss that
4 me defendant, Q. g Morrison has removed
nom the State OF Tsnnessee 20 that me orSitn-
airy process OF law cannot be served uDon him
II s therefore ordered that he make ais ap-
pear9nSe herein, at the Courthouse Ia the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, within the 6rst three
days Of the Circuit Court, 70 be held a. the
Courthouse on the fourth Monday in May.
1883, and plead, answer or demRr 70 CONE
plafnanta Bill, or the same VIII be taken
for confessed as TO him and set for hear
ing exparte, and that copy of this orisr b
published once weak for four successive weeks
In the Memphis Post.
A copy-Attest:
n. D. I. STEWART, Cszk.
HAAS, stoektoR q haynes, Solicitors isY
pnmPsasnanh AF9lEWs4
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$1,000
2n0 Prizes

From the firm Of ROOGHER BROTHERS,
Watchmakers and Jewellers, No. Jos south
Fifth street, under the Souteern Hotel, where
SAM pies of the goods may be seen, consisting OF
one elegant solid Silver SeTvire, worth sl2uO ;
and Gentlemen's God Watches, French Man
tel Clocks, Fancy silver Pieces, Pine jew
elry, etc.
ALL VALUED AT .................. Sis 600
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Fourth Prize.

The fne Mansion of the late Judge r. w.
Wells Jefferson City, Missouri. Two-story
Erick aud Frame, fifteen elegant rooms, and
finished throughout with all modern improve
ments Lot 1876 feet front on high street by 200
feet deep. Grounds finely laid out, terraced,
flower beds, etc.
VALUED AT.......................... 900
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL,
ST Louis, MISSOURI.
First Prize,

The PASCHALI, house, corner Fifth and
Walnut streets, st. Louis, Mo-; Lot 81 feet front
by III deep, has four stories, sixty fine rooms !;
also, i've elegant stores. These, together with
mum. This msgniScent house. with furniture
complete, is
VALUED Ar. ,.. ........ ....s $3.50 COO
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
MEMPHIS. June Is, 1885.
stock on hand Sept. l, 1857. ....-........ I,Os0
Received previously ~ 252,7G7
25a,s27
Exported previously 09I eos ITO
Stock on ................................ N
Full weight Mess Pork, 500 50 to 80.
Prime Mess, S27 to q 50. Jowls, $40.
to %. Prime Pork, S26 to 20 so. Clear
Bacon Sides, III to 1Sc; Clear Rib, lie (;
Rib, Is to 161c; Shoulders, I24 to 13c I;
8. G. Canvassed Hams, 20 to 21c. Plain
S. c., 10 to zoe. Plain smoked, II to
1Sc. Lard is weak with light stock |;
tierces, 10 to 193e; kegs, 20 to 2lc.
Corn, firm at 95 to 972c on the landing
and at depot; 81 to 81 05 from store. Oats,
dull at 50 to S5c. Bran, $2S to 80 on
lsvee. Hay, SIS 90 to 20 in lots; So to "a
in small way. Cornmesl, firm at
81 25 to 4 80 for fresh at depot and in
store; Kindred, "a 80 to so. In
a small jObbing way, from "a 10 to 5.
Old chickens firm at 4 so 70 IS; spring
chickens, g 90 to 90. Eggs, in fair
ucLuduO ~ II VI AOCs 10 Jul
firm; Superfine, So to so; X, SO 90 to
9 so; Xxx, SO to IL /; xxx, $12 to
10; Fancy Brands, S13 80 to IA so. New
Potatoes are dull st So so per bbl;
selling at 81 per bushel from wsg-
ons by the load. Butter Is abund-
ant, choice country 25 to zoe Choice
Western, % to Use; common, no sale.
Cheese dull-Prices range from Is to lSc
for good. Coffee is firm, with fair
stock; Rio, % to 26c3; Java, 38 to 42c. Mo-
lasses firm SugarhOuse, in barrels, Csc 10
90c; half barrels. SOC to 81 90; kegs,
$40 to 10 so. New Onions, Sc so per
barrel Salt dull barrels, 81 IS to
8; sacks, 81 rs to 3; Dairy Salt
psr barrel, So so. Tar in kegs per
dozen, s. to 50. Sugar firm; prime
to choice Louisiana, Is to lie /;
fair, IA to I5c; Island Sugars, Is to
l6c. Tobacco, fancy work natural leaf,
81 90 to 81 25; bright pounds fancy,
81 to 81 25 medium, soc to 81; common,
so to 75c; smoking, fine and fancy, 81 to
81 25; common, IS to 75c. Whisky is
dull at 81 60 to 81 25 for common.
The Stock market is inactive. Choice
Beeves, Z! to Sc; inferior, to sc. Sheep,
So IS to 8 90 per head. Hogs, 3 to &c,
gross.
Wheat comes in daily, and from this
out we shall quote sales regularly. A
lot of IS bushels sold at g 05 TO city
miller. We quote at 81 90 to 2 10 per
bushel.
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Dissolution.

THE coparfnership her tofore existing be-
tween the underSign6d, under the firm
name OF TAYLOR, COLE & CO., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent L. A. Cole with
drawing.
The business will hereafter be conducted I'M
der the irm name and style OF Ia LOR. RAI)-
FORD CO., at the old stand, No. II Monroe
street. W. S. TAYLOR,
L. A. COLE & co.
Memphis Juna u 1898
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NOTICE.

A CERTIFICATE OF Shares OF German Ma.
"A tional Bank Stock, No. 81, issued 70 Frank
Meier, August 2 1856, having been lost or stolen,
AL persOns are warned not 10 trade for the
same and notice u hereby giYed that have
applied 70 the Bank for new certificate.
RlRu sw FRkD, 4, WARNS
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Memphis, June 70, 1865

In Withdrawing from the above firm. l en-
brace this opportunity OF expressing my grati-
tude for the very liberal patronage extended
70 the old nrm, and for the interest mani Tested
IN our success by our personal friends, which
hope will be continued with the new brm, as
am natisned their interest cannot be placed in
hstter hands.
ielSlW Z A COLE
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Third Prize.

a handsome Three-s'ory Brick Residence,
No. lois Chestnut street, between fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets, st. Louis, Mo, containing
twelve roo 5. elegantly finished throughout.
with all modern Improvements complete Lot
2l1z by lex feet deep,
VATUED AT $1,000
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$1,000
Six More Prizes.

Consisting OF hne Brick Residences in the
city of St Louis, Missouri, situated Nos. 72o
South Eight street, $50 South Eight street, l42I
Morgan street, l4l2 Morgan street. ia and JIG
ChOuteau avenue.
VALUED COO
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In the District Court OF the United States. for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of f1smGs P.Aydlett, Bankrupt. IN Rank.
ruptey, District Of West Tennessse-ss
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BANKRUPT SALE.

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the matter
OF BENJAMIN BOxhorn, Bankrupt. In bank.
Tuptcy.
HIHE undersigned. assignees of the estate of
Il Bsnjamin BoXhorn, bankrupt Will sell, at
public autlon. at the store, 24s Front street
Mem phis, on TUESDAY, June 9, 1888, the stock
OF Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc now In
said store, Saleto commence at 10 o'clock am.
Goods to be delivered Immediately, and a de-
posit in cash 20 be made on bidding OF goods.
OSCAR WOODBRIDGE,
WILLIAM \. CIRODE,
Assignees.
Mennnnia Nav a. 1888 maN -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-17
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