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10y WILLIAM l. WALL & CO, Auctioneers
ID Stores 315 and 3l7,
South corner PEI u. avenue and 9Th street.

10y WILLIAM l. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
ID Stores Is and 3l7,
South corner PEI u. avenue and 9Th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT AT
On FRIDAY Ar44EEs sTNoSSN. April 18th, a. 5
O'Clock, We will sell, In front Of the premises, Lot
east and south b. frSniine So feet 81 ineh,s on
street. and seventy five feet on 9th street, i'm
proved by a Frame House.
4 deposit Of 500 VIII be required soon as the
prePe,ty is sid w JOHN SMITH III Trustes
VALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY FOB SALE
By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
saiut Mary 3 County, Md, the undersigned as ex.
ecutor Of James L. Fsxwell, and administrator Of
will II, at public sale, AT PatteTsons Wharf. next
to- Coopers and Sicer's railway. ia the CITY of Bal
tween the hours of Il o clock m and O'Clock p NJ
the following ve,sel pro perty to wit
Schooner J. M. A. FOXWELL, tonnage
aeW sarre m cord. fe ef Ssep
or 500 bushels of grain, years Old and in ex
cellent sailing trim.
schooner FRANCIS BARRON, tonnage g, new
feet light, carries 50 cords of pine wood, or 500
bushels Of grain.
BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court of the
county anove named, 1 will sell, as executor Of
James l.. Foxwell and administrator Of Andrew J :.
FSSic s.le. ' near az B.adss's wharf i" the cit; o.
Washington, on SATURDAY, the 18th Of April,
1875 between the hours Of Y m. and o clock , m /,
Schooner s. N FOX. topnsee ne, draws So feet
loaded. ~ f. ct light. carries $50 cords of pine
wood, or Is 900 bushels OF grain, or 2le tons of
Terms of sale, "a prescribed by the Court. are:
One half cash; the balance on SIX months credit,
proved by me. J. FRANK .BQH.N.N,
mi,.o -lawtd Executor and Administrator.
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1lkPARTMENf OF THE INTERIOK,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

nLPARTMENr OF THE INTERIOK,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, March 6. 1853.
On the petition of FINLEY LATTA, adm mis-:
TRAITOR OF the estate of A. X Latta, deceased, of
Cinoinnsti, Ohio, praying for the extension of q
patent granted TO the saiu A. r. Latta on the 9Th
day Of June 1854. for an improvements 10 Steam
Generators, for seven years from the expir alton
Of said patent, which takes place the 9th day Of
June, 1858:
ordered that tie said petition he he ard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the 18th day Of May
next, at II O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified TO appear and show if any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
hle in the Patent Ofice their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least tueHy days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed BY either party
TO be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
office, which will be furnished on Application.
Propositions and other papers relied upon as testf :.
mony must DO filed in the office ticsniH days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after fling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice De R1ohshed In the
Republican and the IntelliRencer. washington, ID.
O., and in the Gazette Cincinnat,, ohio, once
week for three successive weeks: the hrst 0f said
publications. to be at least sixty days preyi.us to
NH I6- vsv Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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10y J. T DYER co. AuctiOneers and Real
ID Estate Brokers Il LouisiananA avenue,
corner of 18th street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT
ING On DsTkEET SOUTH. BETWEEN arH
AND 10TH STREETS WEST, ANDoPPOSITE
RAILROAD rEPOT
On THURSDAY, the 9Th day of April next at
haltpa-t o clio, p. we sh all sell, on 'he prem
lies No III u str. ct sonth, Lot No. 29 i'm so
SS being % feet front by l20 feet deep, with i'm
prCvements cons listing of we'll built twO-story
BRICK Dwelling House, Containing seven rooms,
kitchen, ana cellar having a story brick
room in front and two story Brick Building at
the back, containing Fl We rooms two story Frame
RnIldng or rear Of lot, fronting q - foot paved
alley, together with a Frame Stable for 40 horses
and COW.
his is one Of the most ellis ;bly located business
stands the leland al 4 is an old and we!-estsb-
lished Meat and Provision Store, having q large
and increasing business
The whole property will, at any time, yield rent
OF $40 per month.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
n onths. secured by deed Of trust the property
Convyancing and STAMPS at purchaser cost.
CDc hundred dollars do wn when sold
mh3p ee3t J. 7. DYER & co. Auct's
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Capt, G. 8. Bvt Lieut. Col e. s. Army.
u.h lid Chief Z. 3, DE par tment of Dakota.

GFALED. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
- MATERIALS AND PERf0RMISG
w c4h,[ At TIE EsxArIG3SS AL
STATE OF NIsSOURi
on ~ Depo. Oa4rf.ry1s,,r
81 Louis No March IS 1868.
Sesltd Prop, sails will be received at this ofhce
-Htil o clock m en- he 9TH day Of April ISIS.
~. NATIONAL Cemeteries in the State of Missouri.
JEFFERSON BARRACKS. MISSOURI
Removing 90 cubic feet tmOre or lesSt of ar
Plus ear ia fICm graves aud walks 10 rayines in
cemetery
Meul ing aad trimming 81 COO graves.
setting o. 'eet taOre or less CT curbing in
Furnishing 0 o feet (mor. or Iessl Of curbIng to
b rough dressed, inche thick, and IS inches in
Furnishing Is OO1 cubic feet Cmore or less Of
rr scaianiEing and laying same ON walks and ave-
uTes
Furrishing7 900 cubic feet of gravel. and LAYING
same walks and avenues.
The rock necessary f-r curbing and mscadamiz-
AZ can be pro- ured from guarries on the Govern
u-vut land a the CemefrTy.
SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI.
aU-iDR away from cemetery 81 0oJ cubic feet
uCT- or lessI Of earth.
Furnishing At cemetery, and laying same
roads and walks. 1000 cubic feet more or less) of
furnishing at cemetery, and setting same In
walks and avenues. 8 $50 feet OF curbiug, Co be
ECrgt dressed 4 Inches thick, Is inches in depth.
Eids must be made IN dupIicate accOmpsniet by
q copy Of this notice. and endorsed PROPOSALS. for
nStsrisls,n &C. for > stioaal Cemeteries
guarantee Will b required 10 accompany each
oid Ter hail the msney value OF the work or mate
The right 20 reject any OF all bids is reserved
Any additional infOr nation required can be had
on application at this office or from the Super
tntendent In charge at the eemetsries
nh 10 ST Bvt. Lieut. Col. and d. O. M
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rHOICE NEW GOODS.
BOG AN WYLIE,
329 SEVENTH ST, BETWEEN AND l..
Have Cd hand a large; and com piete stock Of DRY
GOODS for the SPRING TRADE, and are offe ing
GREAT BAkGAINS
A splendid assortment Of Bleac he'd Muslns, New
Prints and Dress Goods, al remarkably low prices.
NH
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A BA Do UIN
"a y RIS
Steam Dyeng and Securing Establishment, 500
east side Of 18th street, near Penna avenue.
KID GLOVES especially rendered perfectly
clean and inodorous.
Remember. sos 18th street. NH I'm
CANARY BlRIS CANARY BIRDS =
y CANARY BIRDSu gw>
large Importation OF Canary Birds iust4E
received at CHR. RUPERT IS, No. J22 eth "
street. They the fine st singers offered in
this market. NH II I'm
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by r. NJ. HALL, Real Estate Broker.
II Corner Of Seventh ard ID street,

IMPROVED PROPERTY on ID STREET
SOUTH. BETWEEN 3D. AND arm STREETS
EAST. AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, the 18th instant, att O 'clock D.
N on the Iremi,es, will cell a small Frame
House and Lot fronting OF ID street. No 400
Lot - about II feet 3inch, trent and 40 feet
Icing part Lot Ne ;, In Square No. 1872. Hou-e
contains five rooms.
Terms One third cash: baIance in six nine and
twelve months. $50 down at time Of sale. All
coENeyancipg GLd revenue stamps the Cost OF the
pure haser. r. NJ. HALL
Corner 9Th aud ID streets
ap3d GREEN & WILKINS AMI
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
II ERTT
III be sold at public auction, on WEDNHS
D4I, April %, 1873, at the United States Arsensl.
.IseaI5ornvil!e. Nigh, siI ~ cast iron Cam on
teen thousand Muskets, Rifles, Carbinss and Re-
soiTers fourteen sets Of Artillery Csrriase Wheels
es, Belts, Swords, Lanres Tools. &c
Dealers will be supplied with catalogues, on sp-
phcation to the commanding officer
JOHN r. EDIE
mhO6t Bvt. Maj. o. 8 A. Com q
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RY NAGLE CO., Auctiopsers
~ Salesrooms No as 7th street onno~f,.
Patent Once

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIR
klTnRE: STOVES, BEDDING, CROCKERY
BY virtue Of a deed ~ trust TO me, dated Augu,t
1885,: recorded in Liter r q. K. solin 4is H.
the uhdersiRned will sell on SATURDAY. MORN
ING April 18th. At 10 o. cIock at tn salesroom Of
Nasle Co., AS 9TH street, opposite Patent tf
fee. q large variety OF ' -
Household Furniture, Stoves
Beds, Bedding Crockeryvare
Chairs, Tables. Rareaus
Wardrobes, Ale Pump, &c, &C.
q. EBEL, Trustee
ap8 EAGLE A co
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HEMPnlS APPEAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

New YORK, June 22.-An excur-
sion wagon, containing twenty-five
persons, was run awsy with by
the team attached to it, on Graham
avenue, yesterday, and upset, the whole
party being thrown into the street and
severely injured.
The building now being erected at
Jones' Wood, for use during the Schultz
snfest, is q very substantial one, AND
will cost 5000.
London banker, named George W.
B-idiug, OF the firm OF Bedding & Keith,
No. so Lombard street, Bondon, com
United suicide yesterday morning ia bis
cell, in the Lud3 ig street Jail, where he
was confined on z civil process. His
firm. which did q very considerable
American business, faileu sometime ago.
He telegraphed TO q Boston creditor that
ne weuid come to this couutry for the
purpose of eTtecting compromise. On
his arrival the BJsO creditor imme
dIaJely caused his aErest. His wife and
two children are mLment2rlly eXpecte0
from England.
An unknown man entered the front
ball Of Father Qmun's residence early
Yesterday morning, and, sitting dOSb
.gainsJ the door, blew his brains GU
with pistol.
Five cases OF sunstroke occurred 10
this city and one ia Brooklyn, yesterday,
two in this city proving fatal.
A mad dog was killed on Washington
street Saturday evening.
Two men were drowned in Harlem
river, near Farmers bridge, while row.
! ing on Sunday.
A young woman named Ann Moran
vas arrested in Brooklyn on Saturday
night, on suspicion Of having murdered
| Budget Coffee, ia the tenement house
| No. 4 Julia street.
APauama letter of the 18th states that
an earthquake visited enrique on the
| Let Of last month.
Rice, the American Consul at Aspin-
| wall, had departed for home without offi-
cially apprisiGg the President OF Pan
anna of the fact, and the Vice Consul,
| whom be left in charge OF affairs, is con-
sequently not recognized as the Gd in
| term Consul by the State authorities, al
| though instructions were received from
Bogota requiring an acknowledgment
| in such cases, some time before.
MONTREAL, June 20.-The heat since
| last Sunday has been intense, the Their
mOmeter ranging from 930 to 100 in the
shade. There were two fatal cases OF
supstroke here yesterday. There have
been over thirty minor eases.
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COTTON srArEMExr.
wholesale Market.

WAOAe8uAC AAAA&Ea-
The weather, except during the two
last DAYS of the week, has been prapi-
tious for the growing crops, but heavy
storms have prevailed within few day
which have done great damage to corn,
cotton and wheat in many sections. The
weather we now have is calculated to
do very great injury to the young cot
ton-breeding lice and cut worms. The
latter are already at work on several
places in Arkansas, North Mississippi
and in this State. A change to the hot
sunshine of q week ago would relieve
the plants and kill the vermin, which
otherwise will prove destructive. Wheat
comes in as yet but slowly. The Mollie
Hambleton brought few small c0nsign-
ments from the st. Francis, which as a
general thing was shipped to points
above, our mills not yet being in full op-
Grafton. There is some little speculation
as to the prices which wheat will bring
during the season, but so far there ia no
definite data upon which to base opin.
ions.
The meat market during the week has
stiffened Up and prices are better. The
advance is attributed to the light stock
in all the leading markets. The demand,
however, is not as great as it usually is
at this season Of the year, and holders
find it difficult to get up in prices.
The Dry Goods market is quiet, but
prices are toIerably firm. Stocks are
fair as to quantity, and are being re-
dueed steadily. Our merchants will be
well sold cut by the time fall trade sets
in. Prices are very low when compared
with the New York market, aud our
dealers are disposed to be as liberal as
the nature Of the times will justify. We
have no change to make in our quota
sions of last week.
The boot and shoe trade has not re-
yiyed any during the week, though there
- a constant drain made to fill out coun-
try and local retail stocks. Prices are
drm on all kinds Of wear, and viii soon
take step upward.
The produce market is well supplied
rith all things in that line, except on
ions. New potatoes come in freely and
are taken for shipment. They keep
much better now than they did week
or two ago, and dealers are not afraid to
handle them. Ia this connection it will
be proper for US to caution our planters
who raise for market, that where the po-
tato is left exposed to the sun even for
\ few hours after digging, that they spoil
much quicker than they otherwise would
bought by shippers, as they require care.
full picking over.
Corn is rather dull aud some lower
than Last week. This is also the case
with oats.
The grocery market is quiet and prices
firm.
We have no activity to report in the
live stock market. There is only lighI
local demand and prices are irregular.
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Ia the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of Il emas z "A d.-if. Bankrupt. a Bank
ruptcy, District of West Tsnnesses-ss.
To whom Il may concern
III undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appOfutTna rs aszizuesO or hon. as .Aydietf Of
Memphis, in the county Of Shelby and State OF
Tennessee, within 9 10 District, who las besu
adludged Bankrupt up his own petition
by the District Court OF -aIl District.
Memphis, Tenn. the 5ih cay Of June. A
D, 1885,. WILLIAM i. CIRODr
leo Ii 70 Assignes otC.
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8 AN KS AND BANA1N G
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MAKING IN ALL
500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from so to s2sO,OOO each, and
VALUED AT 100000.
FIVE TRoUsAS D DOLLARS
Will be Donated 10 the Orphans OF 50
Louis, Missouri.
DETAILS OF THE DRAWING

A suitable Committee Of Responsible Gentle
men will be selected to conduct The drawing
and award ng Of the prizes on the day sp'
pointed, ME2CA LILLE LIBRA Ky HALL
on the following plan
one hundrs u lhou. and numbers, 1erresent-
ing the Ger iacatfs issued. VIII be p aced IN one
wheel. and five hundred UckeiA. inscribed wi
the names OF the prizes, to wi " PaSet a )
House b" &c viii be pa e. IN another. From
these Wheels a nun Der and a prize viii DC
drawn 81 tine same time and the number
drawn VIII take Il prize drawn with Il.
The prizes viii be Ieacy for livery Upon
the result Of the award ben z known, ana ihe
rers ons by " HON the ten real eslat p lies ~
d avn, VIII re- Give Gee is 10 the same, with
title clear aud unei gambler ed.
Al money rec ive1 upon he sale Of these
Certificates viii be placed in regpo iah e bank
ing houses # st. Louis, Missouri, where IT. will
remain. to the G. edit OF the AssOcis ton, until
after the drawing takes place.
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about as accurate an idea of prices as We
can get at, though some holders are ask
ing higher. For the week ending the
10Th inst, the sales Ia Liverpool amount
I'd to SO 600 bales. OF this amount Is 900
we're taken for export, and Il, 600 by
peculators. This shows an increase OF
Is. 600 bales over the sales Of last week
5000 IN exports aud 1000 TO spectators.
i0e stock on hand on that date was &c.
600, Of which 1854, 600 were American, or
decrease in total stock Of 80 ,OO0, and in
American Is, 600 bales. There was afiost
at the same time SCI eco bales, Of which
II 600 are Americsn-an increase of the
stock sfoat Of "A 600 bales. The Ameri-
can stock shost showed decrease of
5000 bales. The receipts for the week
ending Saturday last IN New York were
$3.50 bales, or decrease of 20 bales from
the preceding week. Sales, Is 900 bales
for the week-sn increase of e000 bales.
Stock on hand 55, 500, or q decrease Of $500
bales for the week. The receipts for the
week at all United States ports were
500 bales, showing an increase over the
preceding week of 200 bales.
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IN the District Court Of the United states. tor
the District of West Tennessee. IN che mat
ter Of VIM. B. Ragiand. T.. Rus ell yagiand
and d. NJ exile, B.lArdpts. In ban otey.
District Of West Tennessee
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Creditors and Nom Resident
HOface.

In Chancery Court of Memphis, Tennessee.
No. 2is5, n. II. DIV. n. WNkerson, ct al, Vi.
The Franklin Insurance and Banking Com
pany, ct al,
In this cause Il appearing that defendants 10
seph F. limbs, John F. Meyer and Louis FuRE
firm o. " limbs, Meyer & fusz D, are ncn-rssi-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee Il Is therefore
ordered hy the Court, that they make their ap-
pearanee herein, on or before the first Monday
IN May, 1873, and plead, answer demur TO
com piainant's bill, or the same will Do taken
for con fessed 70 them. and cause set for
hearing ex parte. It Is furi her ordered that all
persons claiming to be creditors or having any
character Of demands, AGAINST the Franklin
Insurance ami Banking Company OF Mem phis,"
shall immediately come into this Court and
have themselves made parties to this sust, and
file their claims with The Clerk and Master,
with proper evidence Of the same, that THAI
may severalIy redOvar their ratabie shares al
theassets Of said pompan % be distributed IN
this cause and that Q cnpy Of this order be
published in the Memphis Daily Appeal for
three I'D months from this date.
March To- iSe2.
a eopy-attest: A, ASTON, c. and n.
r. J. BLACK. D. @. and II.
Estes, Jackson 4 MoDaYiLt, and q Burke Plcks
aft, Solicitors mill Sm
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References given BY Permission

Auli, Pollard & Renick, Bankers st. Louis.
Daniel G. lay Tor, ex Mayor OF s.. Louis.
Butchers and Drovers' Bank, st Louis
Peoples Sayinks AsSocis ton.
bdward =. ummer, 3empnis Tenn.
BOatB. ems savings In utnt,on st Louis. Mo.
John II. Andrews, ex-SheiiH of 81. Louis
cou ty. Mo.
Lavelle, va ner & Co., proprietors Southern
hotel. st. Louis. No.
Jules Vale, OF the arm Of Chouteau, Harri-
son 4 Vale.
Erastus Wells. President Accommodation
Bank, st. Louis.
Hon. William Taussig.
Char es #. Meyer.
A. Krieckhans. Pr sdent City Council.
Joseph DeggendOTi, City Com ptronsr.
q. W. Dreyer.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment IS assignee Of john r. Hartley
of Memphis. in The county o. shelby and Stale
OF Tennessee, within said lisirici, who has
been ad judged a Oankru ot nj on MS 0En petit
ton, by the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, he % b dag Of June. A. D.,
1858. WILLIAM y. CIKJDE,
lel4 q e Asst nee, etc.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AC1CGs
IoDsEs.
AFoEeoNA, No. lSS. Nests LIST Monday Il,
every month, at Odd-Fellows' Hall, cor. Court
and @ain. =. B. Forster. "a Front street,
". NJ; John Beamisb, sec'y.
sOUrH NKAsKIs. No. rs. Meets I'd Friday OF
each -lontb- Hall. cor. Madison and second
A. J. Wheeler. ". NJ; Benz. X Pullen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No. asa. Meets lst Friday Of each
month HAL, corner Madison and Second
HSTTET0N. No. 2es. Meets "a Friday Of each
month-Odd- Fellows Hall. II. J. Lynn,
W. Ne W. ii. Butts, Sec.
OF eac' n.onth-at south Memphis Hall,
corner Of Madison and second. GeOrge Mel
iersn, Sd. ". N; Is. x. Fuiien, SD. Sec.
EOYAL ARCH.
PKNE Chapter. No T. Meets ID Monday OF eSab
uaonth-Odd-Eel elbows Hall John Tent NJ =
h. p; b. n. Levy. Sec'y,
R. AEDBN.
UREEA Council, No. s. Meets 81 Monday o.
each monte-Otd- Fellows Hau. John Gent
Tn n; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
FENPLAEs
rYRESE CoEnuaendsry, MOI Meets 4th Mon
day of each month. John Gent, Com; n. ].
N4gadn, Eeo.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2J8 Fs-0Et Stirred.
HERMEs Lodge 81 perfection, 18TH; No.
Slated Comm unicatiODs "a Wednesday nigh
o. saeh mouth. HenIY z. Woodland, Szd, 6.
NJ; Charles Carroll, 18th. SEQ.
sTT6E Lodae Of Per ectiOn, 18th; No.
Meets 9th wednesday OF each month. Georg.
Asilersh, I'D, u. A.; A q. Frsnklaad, $40
SEQ.
OAsIPalA ounoil OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18TH.
No. !. Benz. K. Pullen. I'D, FErsh-'.; -
-eg..
CALvA ny CHAPTER OF lose Iroix 18th, No.
Chsrles " Adams, I'd, NJ. W. Il. r. Tom
hnHaD, a., Sec
PHILIPPE DUPLEssE1s Council OF K-h, Both.
no. l. Henry p WOOdaro, I'D, Comm.
Wiliiam Y. Clrode 82d, Rec
OOEsIsToRY OF WEST TENNESSEE, 52d. John
Ainsiie. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge @.
Trader, 32d, Reg.
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WAIVED z
ESQ Prizes

From the firm Of ROOGHER BROTHERS,
Watchmakers and Jewellers, No. jos south
Fifth street. unuer The Souteern Hotel, where
sanp pies IF the goods may be seen, consisting OF
one elegant solid Silver Service, Wor' n ; ~
SGhd SILVER GObleis, Plated Tea SETS Lsqles
and GeutIelnen's cod " al ches, Frsn ch Man
tel Clocks, Fancy silver Pieces, Fine Jew
elry, etc.
ALL VALUED AT COO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
LEGAL.

In the District Cour. -of the United states, Tor
The District OF " Ell Tsnnessee.-ln the mat
ter Of Joseph WILLS bankrupt In Bank-
ruptGyy District Of West Iennessee-ss-
To whom Il may concern:
TIE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment a. assignee % Joseph Nlas, OF
Hemphis, IA the county Of shelby and stare
OF tennessee, within ssd District, who has
been adj1dged ban krupt Epon bis own
petition. BY the District COulE Of sa11 District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day OF June, A D,
1861 WILLIAM u. LIROBE,
iel4 = % Assignee. etc