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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07
Attention Democrats.

Tho Columbus Journal, the central
organ of tue Radical party IN Ohio,
makes tho.tollowing admission of the
influence and potency Of Democratic
newspapers:
Nothing which was done by the on.
ergetic Democratic State Executive
Committee, during the last campaign,
had as much effect in Producing the re,
Mt the late Slate election, as tn c scat
tering broadcast of Democratic naws-
pers. Better than speeches, printed
or oral. 1t IS a steady agency; tho
wore goes on continuously, us the seed
grows in the ground"
Tins is most true. viii all our
Democratic friends take the hint, and
insure success to their principles and
I%terest, and the return Of public peace
and general happiness to the country,
by largely increasing the circulation
of first, their local press, and, afterwards,
of more distant publications Of Demo
cratic viows and principles We
trust they will.-ZanesviHe Signal.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07
The Ohio L%egIsIature.

Willie in Columbus, last week, We
spOEt Il few hours in both Houses Of
the Legislature, and found tho mem
bcrs busily at work. During its pres
cnt session the Legislature has passed
a large number ofwbolesCme laws and
done good work in many other res
poets. Tho rapidity with which busi-
ness is put through indicates that the
body will soon finish up the most i'm
portant work and adjourn. The infa
nous legislation Of the past six or
eight years made considerable work
for the present Legislature, and neces-
sarily prolonged its session. The nu-
merous laws enacted expressly for the
benefit of the Radical party, had to be
repealed Dr. amended in such q manner
as would benefit tho entire people,
Useless offices, created especially toi
thc-su2eranuated party hacks of the
Radical party, had to be abolished, and
n general system of economy inaugu-
rated. The work has not been quite
completed, but it will DO done, and we
believe it to be tho desire of n largo
majority Of tho people that the LegIs
laturo remain IN session until the
work II done, Notwithstanding what
the Radical newspapers may say to
tho contrary. The people elected
their Legislators 10 make such laws,
and repeal such laws, as they in thor
judgment think necessary, and we
continue in session until The work IS
done ifit even taGos until next winter.
Putnam County Sentinel.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07
Poor Logan.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun hui tells how LOGAN
has been o~verreached:
The most disappointed man IN Con-
grcss to-day Is probably Mr.. Manager
Logan, who, in his hot haste TO rush
into print and put himself or the
record with his wittle piece" unspo-
ken, now finds the leave TO file written
arguments extended to the privilege
Of oral efforts, with the door closed
upon himself alone. Mr.. Logan must
now sit by and hear every one else
deliver speeches, and he cannot con
ceal his annoyance at tho turn things
have taken. His desire to have his
speech bound up in the same volume
with those of Boutwell,, Curtis, Groos-
beck, Evarts and others, has been
gratiied, but the veXation is that while
all the others actually did or will
speak, Mr.. Logan's voice alQne (and
the loudest too Ufall the others) is not
TO be heard in the august presence of
the Chief Justice and the Senate sitting
as u court of impeachment.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07

No DOUBT OF 1.-THE Cleveland
Plain Dealer says that one of the main
causes why the Jacobins impoach the
President is TO prevent tho enormous
frauds upon the Government by Stan.
ton, IN which, it is sand many Jacobln
membors of Congress are implicated,
from boIug brought to light, as they
surely will be, if an honest man, like
Mr.. Ewing, should once get possession
Of the Office. The Jacobins would
rather overrun the government than
have their raScallty exposed. To ac-
compllsh this, Stanton still remains
shut up IN his private Office in the War
Department, eating, drinking, etc., etc.
until the efluvla has become so offon-
sive that none but Radical Jacobin
Congressmen and negroes q stand it.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07

ONE of tho noisiest shrieKors after
freedom in Congress is Charles d,
Drake, OF Missouri. This same Drake
was a member of the Missouri Legisla-
ture IN 1860. and what was the record
which he then made? Why, that, he
voted tor al amendment to a bill pro-
viding that the free negroes in that
State should be sold into slavery. A
pretty Drake, he, to be quacking about
freedoml-BucyruS Forum.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07
No Truth In he Report.

Wo are authorized to say that thore
is no truth in tho report, that it IS
the intention Of the Legislature to en-
act n law to dlsfranchise Republican
editors. Some wag, doubtless, started
tho story to SEQ how much fuss the
Republican editors would mako over
it.-StdtesmdR.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
HmpenChment.

Manager Bingham was TO conclude
his speech on the 9th, according to the
latest kilograms from Washington
This closes the case, and tho finding Of
the Senate is now looked for with in
creased interest.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07
Hollands German Rltiars

~ entirely vegetable, and contains No
liquor. It Is a compound OF Fluid EK-
tracts. The RoOts| Herbs, aud Rarka
from which these extracts are made
s 4! ' ik.s,r:;:s;::$$4 d. IG .Ss$ $!s::
n eIentinc SEc1fY chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this
country so be used expressly for tas
manufacture o ftiAes Sc Hitters. There f.
no alcoholic suSstnnce ornny kind uEeI
An compromising the Httters, hence rs A.
1ho only 3ttIeFs that can be used ip
cases where alcoholic ~stisauiants are
not advisable.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07
Hoonand,s German Tonic

e. eombiaaiiOH Of IA ne f1grsdien1 II W. Eikyf,
SpfN pUnH SIHia CrsE Rspa, Orange, etc. n u S1sl
for ne sane diiedsel az ne Bix<rf, IN edseI ,oh,ys Ssms
niad ptal DAeAe resedies are entirely different 6rcla
aHpoJh,ri ddcertifSd( r TIE e',re u ne aisedSes rSnsS,
pVIe being SCIENTIFIC preparations Of wedtctaal entrae1s,
sshat ~ oilers ore were dscootioHI n rua in sre
Ia~a. TIE TONIC 10 decidedly on or ~ SAoR plsa-
sial dHi agrssa6s r>Haskef cv,r e9srsi 10 Gs ps5iiG
~ taE< IS exquisite HisG p,aSHrs 10 take u SAa4 is
LOsglvino. srhiLiratAS, and Medicinal qrtdiiiOs LSoe
esaisd Is z. b kAosa a. hs SreakR " ~ krliSa.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07

THERE arc no two public men IN the
country who have fewer admirers than
Ben. Butlor and Bon. Wade. Tho
former is the MANAGER of the impeaoh-
ment trial, and tho latter hopes to
profit by it.-Portsnlouth Times.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07

CAUTION.
HsoaaaTs asrSsaA Remedies are eoualeFftiAeA TIE
Ssauias Aoss "a signature Of q. VI. on
As Trorf Of "a Oulsids ~,OratTsr II each 6Otue, and Ne
oaRs Of ~ drti&S btossA in each b0MG. Az OtheTs ara
e0aa4sgJsL
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07
A IL OF THE REASONS Why
TIE ATNA MACHINES

THE ATNA MACHINES
ARE THE BEST I'm THE MARKET:
Ist. They are very light direct draft.
I'd. They are simple in their construction.
81. They have positively no side draft.
4th. They can be operated with a slow team.
9th. The "KTNA"h has no cogs in the driving wheels.
9th. There is no weight on tho horsos' necks.
9TH. They can always be starred in the heaviest grass
without backing the team.
and fall, independent of the Drag Bar ard Nam Frame.
9Th. All three sizes have higher Driving Wheels and higher
motion than any other machines OF the Same class.
10th. The attachment of the Drag Bar is such that tho Cut
ter Bar always raises out of holes and burrows with ease.
18th. They turn as easily as II cart, cutting square corners,
without backing the team, and without raising the Cutter
Bar rom the ground.
18th. They can be set to cut any height from two to fifteen
inches, and have more h~oxibilty than any other machine
in the market.
team J not liable tobe injured by getting into the Guards
or HALVES.
14th. The Cutter Bar ia placed in ihe rear of the machine,
beng the best position for moving, and the only position
for o good combined machine.
18th. The Cutter Bar and Guards have mn independent,
rolling notion, always adapting themselves to the surface
ofthe ground over which they may be passing.
March 26th-2
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07
FnoN NON. GKo. W. WooDwARD,

Chief Justice Of tho Supreme Court Of PrnnaylyAniA
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1851.
IGpd "HooidRdt German Differs" Is not an tato~
issHnR kevsrd0e, but Is a good Ionic, rsVSl IN dtSordszg
q n di1est,us organs, and Of great benOa IN eaAS "
dsbil1y and pdnf NJ HeTrouS detioa, IN N< SyeerA
GRo. W. WooDHARD.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-07
DEBILITY,

Tkers ff ~ uSdicfHs eqtsdl n Hsodspdt GsrrSH
: q: '-', s,s : E: K Z: ; sss:; /; :. -: =: !:
mach 70 diOsA u pVrVy Dee bOOd, Vtps a SDOd, soIasI,
heahhy 90 apkTfon, eradicate ne y'lo,s hn9e (rSs, re
eye, intplr a bloom to ne ehssh5, aAd change ne PaiioH
frcA . ihOrt1rraned, euaetakd s0'dk, aud HtTyOps
ssSdlid, 10 a (RlJaesd, E0lI, and vigorous perton.
Weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. In fact, they Gre Family .Medi-
eines. They can be administered with
old, tiie most deIiesIe femalo, or a man
Ofninety.
Tn<'. k,n,dt,s or, O4 be-
BLOOD Purifiers
ever kHetga, and niH eurs al liseasss resNkiRs Ova
Sad LIoOd. kttp you'H T- blood Pnrs hep go.
: s :s:"'I +, A.@Hsy R lSsS g & y g. 80 ~
svsr dsSsd you 1he bsS. men IN Ne eoUHhy reooaaaead
R.oa, y years Of hOHeai r~epusa4S@A - J~ s"S2sOS
p0u "'1sf Try hsie Preparations.
n HON. w. WOODWARD.
Chef Justice Of tho Supreme Court Of PennsylyAn;A-
PHiLADELrHII, March 10, 1897.
IGnd " KoQIdRdt German Differs" Is nOf an tatar
tssGnS teverd0e, bot Is a good Ionic, r'VtA ~ ~disordss
r. di0sst'Us organs, ard Of great 6enSa 10 eaAS n
1bi1y aud Vdnf e( HeTrOu! aeitoA, in ne SyHe1A
do. w. WooDWARD.
RON HON JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHiLADELPHIA, April ~, 1904
cssrS@a% sh ~ err 49,
Tndig IS tionuksZz u-SsAuor Dyspepsis.
can certify this from my experience SC
!" Yours SAME Es'R FsHSt66mPsON.
IRON REV. JOSEPH II. KEENARD, D. D,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphis.
DE. JLoEsoN-DEAR SIR;-I haS been gTe9ueAiy
Tegtesed 10 eoNHea NY nave t50h recommendations ~
dLDersnA kinds Qf medicines, bi r~eQdrdiag ~ Prdaies
e5oI 81 ~ appropriate sphsrs ! hays e al Gaze. d;
BoedGnds German BiasrS, ] depart for ones from ~
erAl debility OF the system and especially for LIVER
Complaint, II iS aHRR nuTuasefe and valuable
sSI - s:.sas ~ dSsSi ~ "a
S'" ~ sS'Vs sa@~+. Yours gi9y ss9pseSsgy;
Etgsn, bdSU Coates tired.
CAUTION.
HsSaaafs Aarsaa REMEDIES are eOuNlsFffseA TIE
SsaUias A0N IA signature Of q. NJ. jackson on
a. JrOri Of "a ougsids '~1rarTosr II each bohe, and NJ
SaSe srh4 article bIO'SA in each b0AS. Az OILERS ara
e0esAeyJeL
Price Of ad LITTER, q GO Per bottles
P 81, a G hai Sh dozen ESn fsi 81 60. por bottles
The tonic Ia put up in quart bottles.
Eeoouea MAJ Y is d.. RoohaRds German RsseSSss
hdt are 50 hR'oersdtA bsed ava 90 h.gAfR n~oN-
trendsd d1d do not17s@ ALOE ns Drucgf..1
b tRdHcs JOa to take AaHyAfa1 else that As
may say IS just 90 IA A0oodi eeodhss ~
Fsakcs a lars, YpreEH4Rm11D % q fhese hsBte-
aes oil b senl bv cypress 70 s~y ooaiSy uF'O'' SfrtsSa'
t0R 10 ne
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No Ssl AROR STREET philadelphia.
CHAS. M. EVANS,
Proprietor,
Formerly o. M, JACKSON q 90.
Those Remedies are for sale by Drug
Etsts, stOEekeepers, and Medicine Deaf
ors SEerywhero.
~ 90 foyget 70 sro-.tas gsa NJ @7cs you btH q,
order 20 get tie 9sHslaS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-31

In the District Court Of the uuitsa states Tor
the District of West Tennssses.--in tae mat
ter 81 ID nnrli, Jr., bankrupt. IN bsnE-
ruptcy, District OF Vest Tsnnessse-ss.
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i Porto Rico, s5@s5c ! syr.

house, 65c@s1 Porto Rico, 65@S5c Syr-
ups, 75e@S1 25.
OATS-DuIl $50 sacks prime in new
burlaps sold on levee at CSC; the lot was
mixed new and old Held Ia store at zoe.
OILS-C0al oil, $685.; lard oil, 81 40
al 75c; linseed. 81 20@lI 40.
MESS PORK-Market firm. We
quote sales of 10 bbls at $50 delivered )
20 do at $50; Is DO from store at SO 80,
all full weight. Prime mess, S27927 80.
POTATOES-GoOd shipping demand
at 81 5OC92 per barrel, buyer furnishing
package.
SALT-Small stock; 7-bushel barrels,
So 25@3 80; 5-bushel barrels, 81 S5t93.
SHEEP-firm at $2@3 so for Tennes-
see SAGA 50 for Kentucky.
SUGAR-frm prime to choice Louie
lana, l691Sc fair, I4(9l5c; Island, lS@
Ice.
TAR-in kegs per dozen, IS 1906.
TOBACC0-lugs to common, 5(9l2e
selections, lS92Oc; fancy work natural
leaf, 81 O0@d 25; bright pounds fancy
S1@Sl 25 medium, S0c@6l; common
6e@T5c; smoking, fine and fancy, sic
81 rs; common, 35G975c.
WHEAT-Fair local demand; No. i
81 9O92; No. 2, 81 75(91 So; INFERIOR
81 50@l So.
WHISKY-NOthin doing, and prices
unsettled. We quote common ~ SIC
81 % per gallon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-31

In the District CourI o. the UnIts.i states, for
tins District OF West Tennessee In the mat
Ter OF stephen D. Hancock, BANKRUPT. Ia
bankruptcy, District OF ~ set Ienuesses-ss.
To whom Il NAV concern
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL. I


There was decidedly better feeling in
city bonds to-day, and orders from East
ern buyers are upon the market covering
not less than $500, 600 to S4O0, 900 at SOC.
The shaky ones who made an effort TO
break down the credit of the city by
rushing their bonds upon the market al
most before the Mayors signature was
dry, are very quiet now. They profess a
great deal of anxiety to see the bends go
up, but their actions did not bear out
their professions. Why do they not sell /?
They were anxious to do so only three
days ego at SOC, and now that the oppor.
tunity offers to realize, they proclaim
that they would sooner not. II wouId
benefit our city's credit very much Il
these bonds could all be sold to Eastern
capitalists, as those in our midst, as a
general thing, whose aim should be to
hold the credit of our city government at
par if possible, have worked persistentIy
to ruin it in every way in their power.
OF the $500 600 issued or to be issued,
$4,000 to 1856, 600 will probably be passed
into the hands OF small holders, who will
become panicky once in awhile. but who
will soon find purchasers able and will
ing to buy. We quote a small sale to-
day at 53c, but no amounts Of any sizs
could be found at less than 55c.
Gold in New York went up to AS at
noon to-day, but closed at 144so. Deal
ers buy at 14S@14S9c; selling at l44@
l44Ic.
The New York stock exchange
quotations at noon to-day were as
follows Coupons Of '5I, I5s
do 1872, 143 do '64, rs; do '65,
l2@ new issue, % do '67, 50; 1O-4Os, 81
1905, ID and 81, 81; new Tennessees-
6455 old, $50 sterling exchange steady
and unchanged.
The managers of the Atlantic Cable
have very wisely resolved upon still
further reduction in their tariff OF prices.
On and after the lst Of September the
cost for the transmission Of message OF
ten words exclusive of the address, date
and signature, which are free, will be
SIS. This is the third reduction which
has been made since the opening of the
cable, and we have no doubt it will re-
suit in very large and profitable in
crease of its business. The last redue.
ton brought heavy addition to the
business of the HLe, but it is still capable
of doing a great deal more than it has
lately had to do. The new and reduced
tariff will bring the cable within easy
reach of the commercial community and
the public at large, and it will thus be-
come of far greater service TO the two
continents than it has ever yet been.
The following has just been issued
TREASURY DEPARTdFNT
OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF The CuKRENCY
WASHINGTON, July p, 1868
Abstract of quarterly report of the Ma
tional Banking Associations of the
United States, showing their condition
on the morning of the first Monday in
July, 1868, before the commencement of
business
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TRUST SALES.
Trustees sale.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed 70 the
u undersigned by Robert W. johnson on the
Sth OF october, 1885, and duly recorded in the
hecOrder's Off1ees of the counties of Jefferson
and Pulaski, State OF Arkansas, and now re-
ferred 20, 10 secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
The partnership therein recited having TO-
tally faiied, and the personal assets been con-
sumed.
The said Robert W. johnson having been de-
clRTed q BANKRUPT and there being Outstand-
ing membranes largely over one hundred
dollars prior 10 the Trust on the properly
hereinafter set forth for particulars whereof
reference may be had to the Deed OF Trust Of
record as aforesaid wherein the titles and all
membranes are recited-
The taxes OF 1855 seing unpaid, and no funds
70 pay THEM nor 10 pay oth1r existing and err
rent expenses, and Tor euntry other causes
that require the prompt execution OF the said
Trust.
Ths undersigned do therefore give this no.
ttce, in the memphis Appeal aud Liltle ROck
Gazette. for thirty days, under anu by virtue
of the powers vested IN them by the said Deed
that on the
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TMPnRTANTi

rE1HERE never was a line when Home Inter-
ssts were so much in need Of patronage
and eneoura cement as now. All see and admit
This AID al are wiling to help build them mp
n they can 90 50 upon such terms as stall not
cost IN excessive d seFinlDatl0n-
The suhscrib beers intend 70 o1ier nom this tine
henceforvgard, VI prices equal to the best rom
any Quarter, heavy goods, made by the follow
Ing and o her Home Mills. viz: Manassas Mills,
Mrs: Florence 3fTlls rrattville Mills, STATE d.
VILE Mills, Ala; LawTen eeburg MILE OREGON
NILS, Pulaski Mills, Tenn; MaysViiie Mills,
KY. b sides q great variety Of other Heavy
Plantation Goods, from various Maryland
Mills.
In addition We intend to keep full lines all
sorts Staple Dry Goods. Il osiery, Notions, ETC.,
etc. bougnt Tor Cash, ana offered on same
terms. Ii Is ursteEsioOd, however, that where
buyers may not happen 70 have Immediste
Control Of their fnnds, we viii sell their 81
Cash Prices, adding Interest ON date for s5hoit
City Acceptance. We will have New Goods
". r. MOORE 4 co.'s.
iygssm No. ~ Main street.
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BAILRY SPRINGS. ALABAMA

THE pIoprietOTB of this Watering Place take
Il pleasure in informing their friends and
patrons that they have conn leted their gr-
rangements for the comfort and enjoyment OF
their guests. ana that the Hotel is EOW open
for their reception. The efficacy OF these
waters In cas- OF DnOpsy, ScroIula, Dyspepsia,
diseases peculiar TO females, and all diseases OF
the SRin and Kidneys, is too well esta biis1sd
TO neeu comment A good md will serve the
Ball room and the table will De supplied with
the best the county affords, while the fishing
in ShOaI creek ana the huuIing IN the sur
rounding woods present their us4-fal attractions
to visitors. Route via Memphis and Charleston
kali Dad 10 Florence, thence by regular Stage
Line to The Springs-Dine miles
For descriptive paIapa let, circular, or for in
formation respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS & CO. Proprietors,
or d. a. MOODY, MD,
fa2q I'm Residenf I5hvsfcfap
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RUS S ELLIS
DBpGHSaTy, InfrlaFy and Drug Store,
Hos Al and ~ Martin court ST.,

MEMPHIS TENNESSEE J..
nR RU6SELLS DisPENSARH AND IN
L J PRIMARY, the largest ana oldest lnstlIu-
IIon Of the KIND in the southwest, EST d hshea
ia 1859 pleasantly located at Nos 40 and AZ
north siae Of Court Square Memphis, Tenn, is
open for the reception of patients desiring
treatment and The comforts OF a nome wnLe
receiving the sane. Patients also treated 81
The office or by letter, Il des!Ie ed. Dr. RUSSELL
Is acknowledged by all parties interested AS
bv far Inc MCST bUCS ESSFUL PHI SlClAN
in the treatment of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and peru anent cures gnaFan-
iced In every case, male or Iemhe. heoent
cases OF GOkOhRhEA and 5fPbI Ills cured
Ia a few Gays, without the use of Mercury,
change of diet or hlndr2noe from business.
ShCONDARY SYPHILIS; the last VeSLlge
eradicated without the use Of Mercury. In
voluntary loss Of Semen stopped in short
time. Sufferers from Impotency or Loss Of
sexual Power restored 70 Zee yigor in 2 lew
weeks. Glset or GOnolrhea OF lOLg standing,
when all Internal remedies have failed, per-
manentiy and speedily cured by new treat
ment. Victims Of SELE-ABUSkan and excesSls e
Venery, suffering from SPEhMATOhHHEA
and loss of physical and mental power speed
ily end permanently cured.
eS- M consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, GSut, Pa
ralysis Deafness, etc, treated by the AID Of
Electro Magnetic Battery.
ONCE hours from am. TO pm, and from
2 to pm ~,
.Iedioines. PeIumery, Toilet Articles, etc,
would do well 10 call at RUSSELL'S DRUG
SFOhE before purchasing elBeWheTe, No. Y
Norih Court street, under Jne Disps nsaIy.
tayT
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Creditors and Nom ReStdeSgt
Maize.

In Chsneery Court OF Memphis, Tennessee.
No. 2ss5 y. r DIV. \. WilkensOn, ct al, VS.
The Franklin Insurance and Banking Com
psny, ct a.,
II this cause It appearing that defendants 10
seph +. Imbs John +. Meyer and Louis Fusz
(nrn1 OF" LIMBS, Meyer q tasz y, are non-resi-
dsnts OF the State Of Tennessee: Il Is therefore
ordered By the Court, that they mako their APP
pearsnoo herein, on or before the INST Monday
Ia Nay, lSs6, and plead, answer o. demur 70
CON plainant's bill, OF the same viii be taken
for confessed a. 70 them, and cause set for
hearing eX parte. Il is further ordered thai all
parsons claiming 20 be creditozss or having any
character Of demands, against the Franklin
Insurance and Banking Company OF Mem phtsi
shall Immediately come into this Court and
have themselves made parties 20 this sults and
Gle their claims with Tho Clerk and Master,
with proper evidence OF the same, that they
may severaliy recover their ratable shares Of
the assets Of said Company, 20 be distributed in
this cause and that copy Of this order be
published IN the Mela phls DAILY Appeal for
thrse Isl months from this dale.
March TO- 1865
a ooPy-stteSt: A. ASTON. c. and M.
X. ]. BLACK, ID. c. and a.
Estes, Jackson d AcDaviJt, and b Burke Pick
stL SOlicitOrE- ulbfI SIN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-31

The undersigned hereby gives notice OF Lis
appointment as assignee OF M1rE42 r. HItra6l,
Of Memphis, IN the cl.unty Of eueiby and
state OF Tennessee, within seid District, VINO
has been adludged bankrupt upon Lis own
petition, BY the District Court OF s ~ district
Memphis, Tenn. the iS;h day % July a D.
lbtS. WILLIAM z. CIRQUE.
jyis % Assignee, etc