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DIR. JAMES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
L Custom p Ouse stress, New Orleans, testab-
iiShed ls50i for the lssl seven years located in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the conn
try in the successful treafTnsns OF PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be COnfidsniially consulted at
hisOf1ce and parlOrs, 81 and - kandOlpE street,
corner Of Dearborn sireet, or BY letter Postorhee
d.. JAITs sreats CHRONIC NERCURIAI.
SYPHEEtTIC, BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES,
and all nFSORDERS Of a CONTAGIOUS We
NEREAE Oh ARAC ri2tt-wuich he cures With
out the use Of mercury, iodide potassii, arsenic
OF any poison, bCt 9Th his NEOTRALIZER. a
positive cure fer AL nuInOr5 and blood pOiSOns.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
EMISSIONS, bEOaght on by abuse OF the Or
cans, Oariy iRdiscTetiOns, excuses, or entailed
h6seditagily, causing loss Of memory. confu-
sion, depression, dimness OF vision and often
times insanity, with deplorabie train or other
symptoms, treated and radically cured by an
infsllsbie method, saving time and expense
private character, radically and permanent
cured.
old diseases OF the most horrible class, where
the blood has become poisoned, producing
blOtches on the face, small watery blisteEs,
pains in the head anu bones, liberated throat.
aud nose, sores on the limbs and body, scrcfula.
together with an endless number OF suttsr-
ings--e ffseteally and permanently cnrsd.
p DR.. JAMES II recommended ~ the press OF
the country, by professors of medical colleges,
and by the medical profession generally. Those
afflicted should apply 70 him, and be cured at
once.
1BE MOHITOR. by Dr. James, a treatise upon
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs OF either
sex, causes effects and their remedies, compiled
from an experience OF twenty years practice
in the exclusive treatment Of these diseases.
sent 70 any address, securely wrapped. Price
one dollar. Pamphlet on SP ER1IAToERHEA, or
one on SYFHIIIsr sent n sealed envelope upon
receipt of postage-EW0 red stamps. Address
Dr.. JAMES, Postoface drawer 5oe3, Chicago,
Illinois apis
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CREDLTORS' NOTICE.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 300, \. r. D.-Jesse W. Page ct al. vs.. The
Commercial Bank OF Tennessee ct a.
I y this cause Il appears hat the names and
/ residences OF the creditors of The CONNER
cial Bank Oh Tepnt ssee al e unknown, and that
a decree has been entered directing them 20 be
made parties TO this suit;
IL is therefore ordered, That all creditors OF
said Bank make their appearance herein, At
the Courthouse in the city of Memphis Ten
nesse= on or before the INST Monday in OctO-
bsr 1865 fiie and -tablish their claims and de-
luRuus with tie Clerk and Master and have
1iAemSGlYes made parties Hereto, on the same
viii be forever barred and cause proceeded with
eK .psrie and that n Cypy OF this order he pub
lishsd once a week, FOR four successive weeks,
in ths Memphis Posi-
A cOpy-AtLest: AUaCSTON ASTON.
Clerk and Master.
by K. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Ciapp, Vance q Anderson, SOLICITORS for Com
jyfl
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Tax PAYERS. TAKE N0TICEI

DHILIP GARVIN, Tax Collector for 1867. has
II been selling lands Tor the Tax OF 1861 IN
this week, viii finish to-day az the CieuIt
Courthouse door. Tax Payers viii bear in
mind that PENALTY OF FIFTY PER CENT
VIII In m eoiately accrUS all lands sold etber
70 individuals or the State, and rigid legislation
has recently been enacted against those who
fail 10 pay their taxes. The Collector will be
sales during which time ne viii accom- I5odafe
those who desire TO contribute their part ia lie
support q Lls s"FsthmshE tylQiW
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MAsoNI0 DIRECTORY,
Observation-Disclosures
IGRR
LODGES.


kFeERoEA, No. lse. Meets LIST Monday n
every month, at Odd-Fellows' fall, cor. Court
aud Main. ID. B. Forster, "a Front street,
W. NJ; John Beamish, Sec'y.
S0UrH MENPHIs, No. IFS. Meets I'd Friday OF
each month-Hall, cor. Madison and second
LEILA SCOTT, No. 49, Meets list Friday OF esch
month-Hsll, corner Madison and Second.
Moses Seelig, ". NJ; c. Curtis, See.
HAMILTON, No. 29q. Meets Sd Friday OF eeen
nenth-0dd-F Fellows, Hail. h. J. Lynn,
KILvTEwTee No, al Meets zth Friday
Of each rnonth-st south Memphis Hail
corner Of Madison and cecOnd. George Mel
lersh, SD. ". NJ; 3. K. Rullen, ed. Sec,
ROYAL ARCH.
PFeyy Cliapter. No. T. Meets % Monday OF each
naonth-Odd-EellOws' Han. john Gent, n, Il.
y. p; b. n. Levy, Sec'y.
+. AND SIN.
uREEA Council, No. 6. Meets Sd Monday Of
each montB-Odd-FelloWE' Hall. John 2snt,
Tn. H.; y. J. Wiggin, rec.
TEAPLARs.
OrRESE Com1aRndery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
dsy OF each month. John zsnt, Conn., N J.
Wiggins Rec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE
900 front Street
HERMEs AND MTTHRAs Lodges meet in con-
junction 4th Wednesday in every month
r. Aellersh Secretary
CAsnHIA council OF Princes Of Jerusalem, 18TH
No I. Benz. K Pullen, sd, Tarsh.''i -
oAIyARY GHAFTER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. 1.
Onsrfes " Adams, I'D, M. W.. 4 I Tom
PdILIPFE DUPLEssEIs Council Of K-h, sOth.,
No. j. Henry p. Woodland, SD, Comm. :
Wllism Y. Clrode, 32d, Rec =.
Ainslie. SD, Comm. in Chief Dodge .,
Trader, S1d, Reg.
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REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR.
I"PrOved!
It is an elegant Dressing for the Hair
It causes the Hair to CulI beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It Invigrates the Roots OF the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxu-
riantIy.
II Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
Itkeeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age
1t restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
It brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
It is composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
It has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials OF its excellence, many OF which
are nom physicians in high standing.
It Is sold in haIf-pound bottles thename blown
In the glass;, by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle.
Wholesale by Denss Barnes & Co.; F. C. Wells
d Co.; schiefelin q Co., New York.
mhl4ly
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Notice.

MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAILRoAD1
SUPERINTENDENTs OFFItE
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 10, 1855
an and after the 18th inst, travel to the
~ Springs on the line OF the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Will be charged at Full
"a geDger Rates.
The fact OF local business travel on the read
having taken advantages Of the prisfleze ex-
tended TO visitors to the Springs, prolapts the
withdrawal of privilege granted In publication
of LIST July. W. j. ROSS,
tVll iw General Superintendent.
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MEDICINES.

I OUISIANA SELTZER AND MINERAL,
~ WATER MANDATORY, No, n PeOv-
iarre street, New Orleans. Settler Water put
up IN bottles for the country A. 81 per case OF
one dozen, and at 50 Is per barrel Of three
dozen. Also, Tarred Settler Water al l5c per
bottle; Nichy Water AZ 25c per bottle. Orders
ieft AZ the Factory, or addressed through the
promptly attended to.
TREhoULET a LEroREY,
ap2l an PrOpriafnrS
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On the 2e,h Day of july, 1868,

Between the hours OF 10 am. and pm.
expose to pvbliessle, TO the highest oldusr OF
cash al tie courthouse door, on Union street,
below second street, ia the city OF Memphis,
the following described real estate, conveyed
by said deed 10 wit: situated IN the city OF
Memphis beginning at the southwest corner of
Shelby and Pentotoc streets; thence with the
west side of Shelby street twenty-five feet
westward two hundred feet 10 the east side Of
Clinton street; thence northward with the east
line OF Clinton street twenty-siX feet 70 the
south line of Pontotoc street theEee eastward
with the south line OF POntotoc street two
hundred feet to the beginning being part OF
the lot conveyed. 10 said Jos w. Alley By f.
Lane on the 10th day OF Nay, 1876.
The title is believed to be perfect, but 1 will
convey only such as Is vested in me as Trustee.
Yhe equity Of redemption is viewed.
{sv7 IA - W ROYSfER. Trustee.
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Notice.

EXPECTING to be absent from the city for
II month or more, any one having business
with me- as Receiver OF The Cav oso Savings
IDsfitution. OF on nay private account will
please cali on Mp. q. H. DOrion, jr at Office
No. Is over 39l Front street, WhO Is fully au-
thorized 70 set for me Is above. All tenants OF
stOr res and on ces, and persons who may want
70 rent same, viii please cali on hin for terms,
iylsln ;, AoSBl,
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, }
MEMPHIS. July q. I268

MEMfh1s, July ~ 1900.
This was one Of the dullest days OF the
season in our general markets. Very
few planters have. rs yet had leisure to
visit the city, and business is confined to
small orders. The Arkansas aud White
river packets as well as the ST. Francis
river packets, generally bring in q large
number OF these, but the aggregate of
shipments from this port are not satis-
factory even for the season. While
trade in the city, however, is light, our
planters will be In better condition
this year than at any time since the war.
phe present crop will be made at less
outlay than any ever raised in the South.
and while it has taught the planter that
he can raise crop at lees expense than
formerly, it will leave them handsome
surplus to apply to the wiping out of
debts contracted in preceding years.
Money matters are very quiet. While
there are orders upon the market for
stocks and bonds to a large amount
there is none Offering. The only trans.
action reported to-day was a sale of $4,000
city bonds Endorsed by the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, at 63}c. City bonds
are in demand at 54C955c, but no sellers.
We quote nominally as follows: Mem
phis and Charleston railroad stock, 53e.
Memphis Gas Company stock, 81 so
Mississippi Central Railroad, Ist
mortgage bonds, 5Sc % do. 4Oc.
Mississippi and Tennessee, LIST mort
gage bonds, SOC. Memphis and Louisville
lst mortgage bonds, 30l93lc; % do.
zoe. Memphis and Little Rock bonds,
40c.
The following are the New York
quotations for Government securi-
ties to-day: Coupons 81, Is;
do 1872, l4f; do '64, III; do '65,
III; new issue, 81; do '67, 81 f; 1O-4Os, St
7-3Os, ID and Sd, 9; Old Tennessees,
81; new do 66!. Government bonds
steady.
Gold is sgsin in the ascendant, open
ing in New York at 1929, and closing at
l43. Outside few small amounts offered
to-day we have nothing to report in the
coin market. Brokers buy al to 14l4. |
There is no local demand. Dealers would
cell at l42@1424
There was better inquiry for City |
Scrip to-day, though no important sales
occurred. Dealers were Offering 70G73e. !
Selling at 75@77c.
County Warrants show some signs of
reaction from the dizziness which has
them for some weeks back.
One broker is on the market and would /
take from SOS, coo to S5O,0 at 50952s.
There is very little offering, however.
Selling at 55956e.
Police Scrip is dull and nominal. Buy
ing at 70972c. Selling at 73@75c.
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
lis BY THE
Memphis & Louisville z. B. Line.
Summer Schedules, June, 1868.
Double Daily Through Trains
er Schedules, June, 1868.
Double Daily Through Tralns

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 400 pm connects for Cairo end st. Louis,
arriving at St LOUIS at 1870 p m. next day.
THROUGH TICKETS
rates, can be procured at CompaDy's
ONCE. 23z1S Main street, and at Depot, head OF
Main street.
CO Baggage Checked at Depot or bv the Mem
phiB City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
vate Residences, or on board boats TO all prin-
clpal points East and North.
SAM. b. JONES, Superintendent
ASA HILL, PasEenger Agent. jeS
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On the soth Day Of July, 1868,

At the Courthouse OF Coahorna county, sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
a tract OF land in said county OF COShoma,
Mississippi, described as follows: It ID tn5
east half sactioA q; the west half and the
west half OF the east half OF section 70; the
north half northeast quarter OF section " !;
north half northwest quarter of section 70 !;
the northeast quarter of northeast quarter OF
section % east half southeast quarter or sec
lion lk-ell In township %, range west, being
the plantation formerly cultivated by j.
EluaIas FRANK s. BnLCHER,
ahsTiff OF Coahoma County,
los leEfE Aud COMMISSIONER,
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~ GORGE NJ. THEW, sslGNEE OF THE
" President, Directors and Com pany OF the
BanE Of Augusta. In Equity. vs.. Archi-
bald Boggs and Others, Creditors OF said Cor
pOraUCD.
Ii appearing 10 the Court by aliidavIt hIed in
pursuance OF The rule Of Court. that Thomas
Branch. lanes z. Branch, OF the State Of Vir-
GINA william Doughcrty, John A. James
William q. Peters, Clinton J. Brown. Miles g.
DObDins, Lemuel ?. Grant, Lewis J. Dupree
Thomas II. Clarke, Benjamin G. Yancey, James
h. Hamilton, Stevens Thomas, Albin + Dear
ing, Young L. .. Harris, Robert Thomas BeD-
issnln Z. Hardenan, Millege Murphy, william
Cline, Charles o. Gilman, andrew j. Cheeky
John Z. Lee, Willis k1igOTe John Carter WI
liam II. murphy. Jasper n. Pitman, John W
Stewart, AL OF different counties in the stale
OF Georgia other than Richmond county
Thomas J. Mackie, OF south Carolina Robert
4. " ash, OF Missouri; William shappard, 81
Alabama John hamage and Hugh Mcllae OF
Tennessee; John D. O'Lsary, OF Kentuctv
and BENJAMIN +. Allen, Of Isgva or Wis0onein
reside out OF the county Of Richmond, in which
the above case, which has been nled IN the
Clerks office OF tsis Court, returnabIe 10 Tr1,
Term, 1855, Of said court has originated III h
served upon the said defendants or ppbIisht5
once week for six weeks in some pu Biz gszeffe
In the States Of Georgia, Alabama, Teunessse.
Kentucky, Virginia, Missouri, Iowa or Wtgeon.
siu, or an acknowledgment Of service ne On
fainsd from said defendants, and thai tbe uai5
defendants do then appear and answer said bill !
at the said June Term 1868, Of this Court or IN
default thereof, that said DILL be taken a. con- /
fesssd against said defendants, sad that SAD
cause Go then proceed without them.
GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY,
Clerks ONCE, Superior Court
/ Lafayette McLaws, Clerk Of said Court do /
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true COPY
~ the order Of said Court Ia the case gfafad -
recorded February 49, 1888, upon the Minutes Of 4
Witness my omcial signature and
lsEALl seal Of said Court this 28d day OF /
LAFAYETTE McLAWs
MAG law6w Clerk = g.. r G.. Ca
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This Liverpool cotton market was
heavy at the opening to-day. Uplsnds,
l0sd; Orleans, III T. 1t was also heavy
at2 pm, and prices lower. Uplands,
l03d@l05d; Orleans, 1l@llld, closing
nominally unchanged. Sales, 5000 bales.
In New York at the opening the mar
ket was qdiet and weak, with prices
nOminally as follows: Low Middllng,
zoe (; MiddIings, 314@32c; Orleans, sea
size; Good Middlipgs, 33c. At noon up
lands were quoted at 3l3c, and at the
close prices were unchanged, with mar
ket duu. Sales, 10000 bales. There was
not ripple on the calm surface of this
market during the day. Upon inquiry
from the three or four holders as 10
whether they have sold, tine stereotyLed
No :" is heard. Had you an offer ?
Mop What are you holding at to-
day? Well, I don't know; L have a
few bales of Low MiddliDgs for which !
would take 30c." This is the substance
of an hour or two of diligent inquiry.
CHAMBER OF CoMmERcE.I
MEMPHIS, July p, 1855.
stock on hand Sept. !, 1881. ............ Lose
received to-day .................-..........
Received previously coz 2s3OC5
a5l-655
Exported previously. SIS 53 59I
Stock on 49I
APPLES-fair demand at sl@2 per
barrel.
BRAN-stoek ample-we quote at S2S
@25 in lots.
Blu FTER-stock light, with good de-
mRnd-choice western and country il
firm at 30e-inferier dull at 2592Sc.
-BACON-The market is weak-regu-
lar city packed clsar sides-1T9l7Be; clear
rib l649l7c; rib l69l63c; shoulders 1S!c.
CATrLE-scarce aud prices nominal
ly hose gross for inferior to choice.
Observation-Disclosures range from Il!
TO l7c for good.
COFFEE-is quiet, with fair stock
Rio, 2l9263c; Java, 3s942c.
CORN lis firm-we quote good sheIled,
on leVee, 97!c@Sl; from store, 81 O3@
l O5; ear corn from tiatbost, in bulk, So
assoc.
CORN MEALS scarce apd trm-seIl-
ing from store at 5(a5S5 IS in large way.
FLOUR-dull and irregular. No large
lots can De sold, as prices are tending
We quote at 81 to IA.
HAY-$1S@2O.
HOGS scsrce at 4 95c gross.
MOLAGSES- firm sugarhouse. ir
barrels, 65c990c; halt barrels, 8Oo@N
kegs, S1C@lO 50.
0ATS-firm at 75@sOc from leyee and
store.
0NIONS-HsW, quiet at 1894 per
barrel.
POpATOES-in large supply at 500
i0} per bustel or S292 % per bbl.
PORK-mess, is steady at $50 50G30 |
Der Dol prime mess, S27(927 SO.
SALr-stesdy, barrels, 81 8593 25 !
acks, So 1905 dairy, per barrel, s..
SHEEP-dull Mt S263 SO for Tennes-
ee; S4G4 80 for Kentucky. CAB
SUGAR-irm; prime 70 choice Louie
ana, l6@l7c; fair, l4@l5c; Island, 800 |
&c.
TAR-in kegs per dozen, s. 1906.
TOBACC0-lugs to common, 6GDi2c
lSJ920c; fancy work natural
eat, 81 009bl 25; bright pounds fancy,
I@bl 25 I; medium, 89c(9bI; common,
QC975c; smoking, tine and fancy, Sic |
! - ; common, 35(9T5c.
WHEAT-fir at 81 90(92 90 for No.
(; 81 20 to s. for No. 2; Inferior, 81 go
II So. Receipts light and local demand
ctive.
WHISKY-is dull and nominal. Wei
uote at Si@I 25 per gallon for common,
4 small way. |
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ConamaissSOaea's sale.

FINDER and by virtue OF a decree of the
| j Chancery Court of Kinds county, Missis-
sippi for the first district of said county, rem
deTed at the May Term, 1865, in the case OF NJ.
r. flanagan ct al, Vs. Aan w. SiInms. Adm'x OF
j, r. Simms deceased, |, the undersigned,
Sheriff of Coaboma county, appointed special
mInissioner by said deeIee. win.
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Importance Of Hair as an Ornament

WITHOUT A FINE HEAD OF HAIR NO
" woman can lie really beautiful. Without
this crognlng excellence OF beautifnl hair, no
LAVIGNE. Call and see for yourselves, for
artistic styles and elegance at 280 La Main
any style, done By ths professor.
APPS Pa ?, LAE1aGE
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Notxae.

4 HAVE two beautiful and well improved
L Plantations in Lea county. Ca within
three miles OF the city OF Albany, bounded by
one OF the best railroads in the STATE, and q dpa
Lot and comIa0dious Dwelling in the city,
which wiz gladly sell or exchange for other
pFepeyty, nsafeF 70 ne.
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Monday, the Sd day OF August, 1858.

Proceed to sell, between the hours OF 10 am.
and 8 Pm. of that day, board Of the said
WharfbOat the WharibOat CRESCENT CITY,
together with all and singular her tackle. ap-
pa5ei, furniture, spans and staging, as hbe now
lies al tue wharf at the city OF Nemphis state
Of Tennessee, at public veLdue, to the highest
and best bidder, tor CASH o hand.
iyI3fd Dan ABLE, Trustee.
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Trustees Safe.

DY virtue OF a Deed of Trust 10 me executed
Id ON the fIst dsy OF November, 1865. which
deed is OF record in the Register Office OF
Shelby county. Tennessee, in Record Book, No.
S. part J. pages 553 ga and 545 to secure the
payment OF certain notes therein described
and set forth, one of which said notes is still
due and unpaid now, therefore, By vir'ue OF
the power in me vested by said Trust Deed, 1
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Iretst S0Le.

PURSUANT to the provisions Of a Deed OF
i Trust executed 10 me as Trustee on the LIST
day OF February 1867. by JOS W. Alley, when
has been duly registered ia the Registers Office
OF shelby county, Tenn, in book No. 81, pages
58l at4d 5ss for tue paTplse o: securing the pay
ment OF certain notes described in said Ceed,
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Creditors and Non Resident
Notice,

In Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
No. 245, n. r. DIV. n. WnkersOn. e. al, va.
The Franklin Insurance and Banking Conn
pRny, ct al,
In this cause 30 appearing that defendants Jo-
geph r. limbs. john =. Never aud Louis Fusz
idrm Of I" limos, Meyer 4 FusZ ,, are nOu-resi-
deuts Of the State OF Tennessee: 10 ID therefore
ordered by the Court, that they make their APP
p1araucs herein, On OF before the first Monday
IN May, LHis, and plead, answer or demur %
com pialnants bill, or The same will be taken
Tor confessed a. 10 them. and cause set FOR
hearing eZ paTts. 10 is further ordered that all
persons claiming 70 be creditors, or having any
character Of demands, against the Franklin
Insurance ana Banking Company Of Mem phis-T
shall Immediately come INTO this Court and
nave themselves made parties 10 this suit and
nie their claims with The Clerk ana Master
with proper evidence Of the same that they
may severaily recover their ratable shares Of
The assets Of said Com pauy. 20 be distTb uted ia
this cause ana that a copy OF this order be
published in the Memphis Daily Appeal for
three 90 months from this dale.
March 10, 1879.
A copy-atuests A.ALSGON, c. and 81.
r. j. BLACK, ID. C. and n.
Estes, Jackson & McDaviUt, and BurEe Picks
ct. Solicitors mnlI I'm
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20 whom It may eoneern

10 the District Court OF the United states. Tor
the District Of West Tennessee. In TIE mat
ter Of x. X Fittman, Bankrupt. In BANK
-ruptcy, District OF West Tsnnessss-As
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of Martin q Eeagley
Of Memphis IN the county OF Shelby, and stale
OF Tennessee. within said Dis rict who have
been adJudged banATupts upon their own pets
ton, By The District Court OF said District
Memphis, Tenn, the SIN day OF July, a D..
lS9S WILLIAM y. CfRODE
lys 10 = Assignee, etc.
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0 whom 1t may concern

IN the District Court Of the United States, Tor
the District Of West Tennessee In the matter
OF Marcus SkalIer, Bankrupt. In ban kruptcy,
District OF West Tenuessee-Es