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New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB AND THE STATE
CHARITY BILL

A special meeting of the Club will be held
this evening to protest against the Assembly bill for char
liable institutions imposing taxes for particular churches
and religious schools The letter. signed by some forty
members requesting the President to call the meeting
says:
1--WE regard this bill as sngularly partial and unjust In
It's appropriations but chiefly object to IL for the rca
that Il devOtes large TO religious societies in
New-YOrk. Brooklyn, and other places for the maInte
Of schools under their charge The taxation OF the
people OF the State for the education OF children In par
tcuar forms OF belief we deem unconstitutional. aud
usurpatiOn OF power, not simply irritating and burden
some in the present but IL suffered 10 grow into Gus
TOM calculated 20 renew on American soil the religious
contests of past the Old World We propose that
the Club consider the prOprcty Of resisting this bill as
grave attack upon religious freedom secured by the
Constitution without discrimination preference In the
taxation OF the whole community for the benefit of IN
diyidual sects, and covert blow mt admirable sys
fem OF common schools wherein lies safty and
strength by special support from the State Treasury OF
Institutions for the incucatiOn Of llgious tenets.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
OBITUARY..
stephen J Colohan
Thomas ~ Clark,

On Monday morning, while at breakfast. Mr..
Samuel ~ Bishop. well known years ago as a merchant
in Charleston c. stricken with paralysis, and died
In about three hours, at his residence No 81 Fourth
st. Mr. Bishop born In l7g in Providence, r. l. and
at the age Of u removed Charleston, where he became
member OF OF the most prominent and wealthy cot
ton firms the sOuth-that of Prescott Bishop Gray
and subsequently identified with Johu sOney Co.
lie resided in Charleston % years, during which time as
during the rest of bis life elsewhere hc bore the rcputa
tiDn of hightOued honorable public spirited man. For
many years he held the position OF Secretary aud Treas
Ot the NcVEnglind Society Of Charleston. He en-
gagged iu business Ia New Orleans for Few years, and
removing the North assisted his Charles n
Bishop, "a member Of the Ncw-IOrk press. IN the
publication of The Acrdrk Daiy Eagle Mr.. Bishop was
very vigorous man, Notwithstanding his was fond
Of exercise. and ia the habit. mp TO tho day of his
DEATH OF walking several miles daily. On Monday morn
ing no showed signs OF III health or lack Of his accus
toned strength and the udngs OF his demise fell upon
ears of relatives and friends with the suddenness Of
most unexpected shock. Among the large number OF
relatives left the loss OF one OF the most mod
es kind hearted and genial OF men, IL Mrs GOV Burn
SIDE niece of the deceased. The remains viii bo re-
moved from No 81 West FOuThst to-day, at ~ ~, ana
Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
THE COUNTY TAX LEvY-LETTER FROM THE CITI.
ZENS' ASSOCIATION

CITIZENS ASSOCIATION OF NEW -YoRK, !
No sl3 broadway, NEW YORK, April %. 1895. )
MesSrs. CROWLEY, PALMER KENNEDY, BANKS. and
CREAMER. Senate Committee on Municipal Agairs.
GENTLEMEN: The Citizens Association OF
NewYork begs leave 70 thank the Honorable the Com
nittee OF the Senate Municipal Affairs for the full and
attentive hearing accorded To the counsel Of the AssOca
ton upon the New-GOrk County Tax Levy.
In Of the Importance ~ the subject the Asso
citation begs leave to add few words to the arguments
OF the counsel
The h,ae has nor come irhen The issue must BE- made
Uheher not he Legislature W protect capital and labor
in the Cuy Of NeU IOrk. The enormous and rapid In
in taxation and the of this waseful increase
have been shown 10 your Committee.
The Association through It's counsel exhibited 10 your
Committee petitions for relief signed by persons owning
aud representing SJOOOOOOO Of capta and not
ouy In the OF that capital directly but ia that OF
every aud woman VINO performs an honest days
work in this city the Association appeals 10 TO
cude from he County Tax Levy every dollar not dc
handed by the most rigid economy.
The Association would most urgently urge upon the
Committee tho adoption OF the section proposed by ITS
counsel transferring the completion OF the County Court
House To MessTs John j. Cisco, John Phelps, and vii
lam +. Hayemeyer. Very truly yours
PETER COOPER Chairman
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
COURT cALENDARs-FoR THURSDAY

The candy store and dwelling of Mrs. Nc
Namara on the first oor OF No, p9 Willetst, dam
aged by fire yesterday to the amount OF $500 Insured
Inspector Dilks says that within the past
three months number OF complaints have been made
by persons who have lost their wallets and yauabes
while riding on the sxth-ave The OF this line
have OF late been much infested with the lghthngered
gentry owing the fact that the detectives not
allowed 10 tide free In these privilege granted
them on every other line In this city and Brooklyn.
Mr.. Henry Bergh calls the attention of all
veterinary surgeons aud Others engaged in performing
operations the Inferior animals to the humane system
OF efectng local anmsthesia by ether spray method
troducod by BENJAMIN W. Richardson, senior physician
10 tho Royal nimary for Diseases OF the Chest Lon
don, and now practcing extensively and with great ef
feet by NJ MayOr one OF the noted London yete.
rnary surgeons Three great beauties the system are
that II rs perfectly safe In respect to life the time
qulTed IN perfectugn II Is few seconds and the expense
for u ordparv OUogatlons need exceed 20 cents
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
WI - - -
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS
WEDNESDAY. April OF. N.

Gold closes at 1924. The clearings of the Gold En-
change Bank were $356S7OCO, and the balances
sSS l92. The Scotia took out s205 900 in specie.
Government stocks continue firm. The 1908 ar
saable in any amount at 1913. but offered spar
ingly. All State stocks are firm and those Of th
Northern States are almost out of market Railway
mortgages are offered in small amounts, and no loa
of magnitude could be had at any reasonable ad
vance on quotations The Express stocks are neg
lected, and held in large amounts on the sreet
by parties who bought at high rates upon promises
of large dividends which slow in coming. Rail
way shares ere dull but firm A good many stocks
put upon the street at the recent advance their
sellers hoping to take them back at handsome
decline. This expectation, owing TO the abundance
in money and the favorable traffic Of the roads. does
not promise TO be realized. The amount Of bnsiness
is small At the close the market was dull and lower
but there were no large amounts Of stock offered a.
quotations Governments close strong and active az
quotations for all classes of bonds.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
CHILL.
ARREST OF BRITISH YICE-CoNsUL--A Diff
Guilty WITH THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

ARREST or A BRITISH yICE-CONsUL--A Diff
Guilty WITH THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
srOu Our Osn Correspondent
LIMA, April IA, 1868.
The British Yice-COnsul at Culanipe has
been arrested and imprisoned by the order OF the Inen
dente of Maule whose jurisdiction the above port Is
eomprised This act Of the Intendente will in all proba-
bitv lead 10 serious difficulties between Great Britain
aud Chill as it appears 10 be quite the fashion now TO
shove British cOnsuls into PRISONS 1t Is reported that
tine Iptendente received information that there would be
an aternpt made TO smuggle cargo OF goods somewhere
ON the coast Within his Jurisdiction and that the names OF
M vessel and owners were also included in the infona
tion About the lcth inst the brig Gibraltar, owned
In Mcssrs Cornish & Co.. arrived at BuchupuItO
from Valparaiso Cornish is the British NiceCOnsu A
military officer arrived with one OF the employees OF the
Custom ousc called upon Messrs Cornish Co., ana
demanded 10 be taken on board. Permission given
by Mr. Fernandez OF the partners OF the house. ana
ey with one or other officers, proceeded on board
in a ohter. and commenced a search. during which "a
Ia tyl breeze set in which compelled the lighter 70
main alongside OF the brig all night Ihe next day MI
Fernandez was arrested and thrown into Ja WITHOUT
auy charge being made against him. On the llth Mf.
Cornish the Tice-C COnsul who had left BuchupIeO Inc
y before was arrested at CuraDipe, the officers making
the arrest refusing show the warrant upon Nch he
was detained alleging that II contained secret
The Consul conveyed 10 prison. ana kept Ae4e
until next day, when he released.
protest Is reported 10 have been received nom tne
Argentine Republic against the colonization OF tc ors
Magellan by Chans whose title Is now questioned Dy
the Argeutines.
one Of the regiments Of the line very near car
ryug out revolt the other day. Their plan 10 muir
der al their officers divide the military chest, rob the
tow steal the women, and then make for the mountains
Fortunately the plot was discovered and the rnseades
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
a.rr. cr.,rpAI. pARK aARpEN MIrsIo nALI.

The growing taste for good music, the surest
sdcation OF the advance OF culture in the Masses is
carefully fostered by the enterprise and Judgment Of the
raterers for amusements in this city. Mr.. Theodore
Tbomas who for several seasons paSt has welded his
boon over the musical corps at the Terrace Garden, WILL
during the approaching Summer transfer hsfue TO new
4ers ITnder the name Of the "Ceniral Park Garden
Iiic new addition is 10 be made on the 25th OF
NAV next 90 the musical resorts OF New-fork. This
is situated al the extremity Of Seventh
e near the Park between Fifty-eighth and Fftynnth-
~ II adoins the restaurant ana hoe OF mr Relnsen
nrieby Who IL also It's owner. and under whose super.
on II has been built 10 Is designed 10 open the Hall
and Garden during the Summer evenings Ior the purpose
- living cheap concerts similar 70 those over which Mr.
ouas lately presided The orchestra VIII about
sytv perfOefs and the style 81 music VIII De varied,
rsne6g from classical compositions 10 the hghter ana
ne u0puIar melodies. The admission lee 10 hc Soirees
',,,,s;elIes will De low enough 90 bring the enter,
,,,pmepts within the reach OF all Malhees
- Az be given on Wednesdays ana satur'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsHINGToN, April 29.-Mr. Stevens offered
resolution for the printing OF 900 copies OF the constu
tons OF South Carolina and Arkansas and Mr. ONehl
presented memorial OF the Philadelphia Board OF Ma
fne Underwriters asking for the continuance, and an
appropriation for extension Of the work OF the Coast
Survey and urging ts importance TO the commercial ana
other Interests Of the country Also the memorial OF the
Philadelphia Board of Trade recommending the sane,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
TIE ELIOT BIRLE.

10 hs Editor Of The ITtbpN.
SIR: In your notice of Eliot's Bible you re-
mark that It is u work which living man can read"
That Is a mistake; Mr.. j. Hammond Trumbull OF Hart
foId Conn., has and read and understand this BDle
from Genesis 10 Revelation indeed 10 has been reported
that he 1t for the purposes Of family devotion lours
truly, }. 5.
Neir- York April % 1853
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30

Inc water Ia carried of BY the drain pipes.
Inc entire building contains lOO,45742 hundred mil
los three hundred and f0rtytve thousand seven hund
led and fOrytwOl cubic feet The entire work Is 70 be
finished Oh the lst of January, 1862
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
NEW-yORK DAILY TRIBINE THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1868

and q petition OF underwriters and citizens in the
draction TIE House then attended the Impeachment
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
NoTARI Es PUBLIC IN NEw-YORK AND BROOKLYN.
ALBANY, April 29.-The Senate has confirmed



sEw-YoRK COUNTY.
Essard Mclean Thos Dunphy. Edward Grimm
Jedd =. G. Cott.eI, Nm H. DAVIS, Richard II. Gree1e,
Rdnurd Coaln jt A. DELAY Edward NJ Grecny
WIN. II. Carr David Davis James y 9reyes.
hSs' aSs e. GSfl caiia SS. sP H. @ RGSeE. ss" S''
Jsws. Csmp6el VIM. Ia Ey VIM l.. GariOer
stephen Y. r. Crugsr Lewi'L l. Bttnser, JShn p Cav,
Jaaes A. Curry. JAS Feitetch Richard G. Greene
Joseph s Douglass. Geo II. Foster Iheo. v, I,oiley,
Pred n Dodge WIN. Y. Fsnneiy, Geo. W Hart.
Jas l. Dayton, Oven Flanagan, John lieigemsn jr
wn ]. Hughes. John Ksrscy. Thee Mcleod,
I'{f. ,. IGSa Es" k.,:s.i k... e. e. McES., aihs
Rcheri ealy. Rlrard II Kent, Max Merg.n,hsm.
nI TIda a22 2cugs S1% 1nn Heco%. nsTD William Mru
! Hootsr John D. Leyerch Rivhd A.. Moore,
Hnnmersley. Peter LeuI Henry Ms,nrer
s:.,' Tsss 4 5Ja! @ ].aG saa. Ty ,E E' s; ni12
C. Vsiletie, Florence Leiry, Fr.nc, A. llaIrin'er,
Hs,on George p. Morrel RiwarlJ Mclean
faal Krchu,r Robert 4: Morr,oa, Wa. Morpn
cSi. IL Kleiu, Ed R. NcCarty,. WIN. u; Merrill, it,,
Heiry MeCsb., Chss c. BgeloS IIepy wosobu.
Simon Never, Nathan b. GRAHAM, o. West
J. H. Marng. Henry Nanh, Oiled Wheeler,
GsOrsc 3. Morris, jr. John J. MeGars, John whiie;
Philip jordan Geo " Van Hoe.en Henry J. Armstrong,
TGomas MeGSern u Won BrarGsnsttIu George Elliott. IT,.
jaime. NJ Psul George b. Van DruDt, WIN o. Mullen.
james " Post JohnR Wilcox. NJ J. Beilel, jL.
james d White John s Woods4rd VIA. b. Rler
iossPa 4. wsi. lohs Woods IT,. John seys'.On.
Chester A. Arther Beu. II. Willis, Henry l. smith,
Wm. T. Smaller. Ad0.ph ScbecAer. Win. H. TfacJ,
Isiac Sch eheba, Jacob Seehacler jas j. Thompson.
Cha. r. shaw, Geo r. Stinger Richard :. Ntcomb.
jobs 7. Sweeney, Wn. w. Smith, Wn a. hetcnse,
o. I sebs+m.rhorp Alvs Spea- Chas b. Nicholson.
ChaS T.. Spa,hsH, stephen y SInouson yosepb Nesel
John l.. Seh0a, Addison Suith, W. A. OndenOnE,
lenfy Sprremau. Wn. Seebseh yoh1 A. OBren.
Peter n Siscky, Wp. s. ScAooley Franz Oe-terech,
Geo L gtpqt A W. Tcruey Jas A. Dwell
John I. r. Smthe. Sam1 W. Tuitle, p v > Oh'er.
Berusrd S,vernan, james II. Taylor, Henry T. Orrs,
Wr seb,,IIrr Kololf eds Thuars, Tho. B. Osborn
W. &. OBneh, james e. Rogers. w BuItsel,
John O'Bnru, stephen H. RobsAts, John \ Bhss
q. ". Patterson, Charles d. Rust, HarnAh y BAner'
Charles " Ui,ckney Alex H. Rs.rrer George II Benedict
Walter T. Poor. Wm 4 Richards WIN. Brolke,
Merritt A. Potter, LimsI Rynlssod, Alvin Burt,
Daniel VI. Porter, Beruad Ralley, Charlie, A. Benefift,
Ttou,s q Post Tbomss Reilry Charles X. Beardsley
Michael PHILLIPS. J. Rothschh George r. Andrews,
j. Augustus PAGE, Samuel Campbell. IT,, David w Allen.
Eiwati n. Plum, HenrTR C"nkhu, Samuel y Bell,
John II. osiun. John Blair. Mlaer Juray,
r. r. Robiuson, X ". = Bo.du. Wn. H. Saith
Marcus Roseret JAlesH BARLEY. John ID. hehTegor.
EIuarl J. Eobas frel Bucch.
kINGs COUNTY
stephen Coohau, HeirJ A. w. Ford. Charles C. Wagner
Thomas ~ Clark
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
SOUTH AMERICA.
PERU.

vprPc,rs or FEVER IN CALLAO AND LIMA-A
NEW RAILROAD ENTERPRISE.
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aEHPHIS APPEAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE heat yester-
has been felt in New York for fourteen
years. A very lsrge number Of persons
fell in the streets, insensible, from the
heat, two of whom died during the day.
Thirty-seven persons we're taken to
Bellyue Hospital, aud three OF thsm died
At three O'clock yesterday morning the
Thermometer stood ut So; at pm. at
97', snd st midnight at $50.
seven young girls went IN 10 battle last
evening, st the foot of Fifty-sixth street,
ia Esst river, when one Of them got be-
yond her depth, and, ia her struggles to
escape dTo@niBg, dragged thres others
INTO like danger. A boy fourteen years
old, named Frank Beck, hearing the
screams Of the girls, came to their assist
aDee, and succeeded, by persistent div
ing, IN rescui0g three OF the four. The
other, nsmed Powers, was drowned.
MONTGOMERY. July l4-Smith, Gov
ernOr, and Appfegate, Lieutenant Gov.
ernOr, were sworn in yesterday.
The Legislature adjourned and ratified
the fourteenth amendment. Schufield,
the commander If the District, wasted
some powder IN honor Of the event.
CHARLESTON, July l4-GeH. Candy
has issued orders that civil authority will
be paramount when the President pro-
claims the adoption Of the 14th amend
ment.
ATLANTA, June 1.-THE committee
to investigate the eligibility Of members
Of the Legislature, aTe making slow pro-
gress.
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norm EEsIiY OF JANIS LOCK HOSPITAL,
L Custom aeuse street., New Orleans, (sstssb-
Hshed 1870, for the list even years ocated in
Chicago, end celebrated thioUghoo1 the coUn-
DISEASES, cap be c0nfidtn3ally consulted al
his Odice soCt psriofs 81 and So hsndoipl street,
corner OF DeSrbsrn street, OF by letter Postofice
Or. JA1E "a treats CHRONIC BEERCuRIAL
SSPHLLfIIC BLOOD and SKIN Disc 4SES,
ans a. EiktlA - q & \ %, .Ass4Sk.i-- ~
NEHEAIs CtiAR A6sf EiR-wnich he ures with
ont The Use OF mercury, toeiee .sassii, arsenic
OF any poison, but with his NsCIRALlZEtk, a
positive core for ~ busa0rs and God IAniso0s.
oRGASIC WEAKNESS, soeh as SEMINAL
WEAK NESS, n CT B2SAL aud d. RSAL
EMIS3Io Ms, brought On by abuse Of the or
g8ffs, ss.Ily md screlieEs, ezCesses, en- ated
neredl tar ~, G using loss G1 memory. confli-
sion, depression, difoness Of vision and often
s. mprOms. treated aaa radically cured ny an
insalliDle mstaed. saving time and expense.
All diseases pecuiiar 70 the sexual organs, Of
private character, radically snd permanent
Cd diseases OF the Inost horrible class where
the blood has heeeEoe poisoned, producing
blslehss On the face, small wateTy clisters
pains n tbe lead and 10 mes, liberated throat
ard nose, sores on the limbs and bO1y, scrOfula.
tOeei her WITH an endless number VI Sulie1-
ihgs-elsec, uslly and Permanently cured.
DIX. JANE, j. rec AZ naeEoe4 y the pres OF
the country, by professors Of medical COLLEGES.
ard ~ the las,dica profession generally. Ihcae
Afflicted should apply 70 him. and pc cared 81
once.
I'M MoHfTof by Dr. James, a treatise upon
Diseases peculiar q the sexual org1ns Of 9 thef
Sex. causes elects and their reIB edies COMPLIED
fcona al experience Of twenty yesfs' pERI lice
IA the exclusive treatment Of these diEeakeS,
sent 70 any aadress,, securely wrapped Priss
one dollar. Pamphlet o1 - EEsnI ARC ERHEA, OF
one on SXPls8s.lS, sent II sealed orFes pc Qpca
receipt OF p<ttay e--lwo rsd sranaps. Address
Dl JAMES sostsfaice drawer $3.50, Chicago,
llHunis auf- n
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selections, is to zoe fancy work natural
Leaf, 81 90 to 81 25 bright pounds fancy,
81 to 81 % medina, SOC to 81 common,
so to Use; smoking, fine and fancy, 81 TO
81 25; common, So to 75o. Whisky is
dull and nominal We quote at 81 to rs
per gallon for common, In small way.
In the cattle market we have no
change to note; choice beeves are dull ct
8 20 7c gross; inferior, to 4Ic. Hogs,
4 to sc gross. Sheep are very dul az
81 so to per head.
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Trust Sales.
Trustee,s Sale.

sQf virtue u a iced OF Trust execufed 20 the
~ undersigned bs RoberL w. huson On tie
dlh- Of 5cts Der, 1856, and daIy recorded ia the
aseoEder's Offices OF the uutiea Of JsTsrsou
and Fuisszi, State Of Gfka issats and NV re-
islfea 10 70 secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
The partnership therein reclted having to-
ally ,aiie1s and the personal assets been con
sumsd.
Tbs said Robert " Johnson having been de-
ed q B-tnkru = snd thers Jein az OutsEand-
iAk mcutnurdnceS larsesF over me aaLdfef
dollars prior TO toe Trust on the proper y
hefslnaItsr set forth FIR partIcui aEs whereof
references may De had to the uesd II Trust @
record IS Aforesaid, wherein the titles and all
~, ul1brSnces are re.tf6i
Toe tsxesof q 8 psi unpaid. and no fund.-
fisnr expenses, and ioT rundfy other cans4.s
tina tqutre tne prompt exc ui4on Of the said
Tsust.
ms undersigned do therefore give this ~
t-ees In the emplis appeal am Lif5Ie Oe1
Ga1ette, Tor thiGy day, under an. by virsHe
that on the
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All the right, title and interest Of the defend
ant, John X. ~ Oydbu Q, as the sole su vlFtug
heiI-aI-lavc and deyi.ee of John WOoCJurp
deceased. and IN hi own righJ In -nd 10 the
following desert ed ia5d, tout: AL OF zee
tiou uEnbar tLrcs, All o. .racuCs al section
seventeen. ls ing south ~ Rose Lake titcn, b.
ing a COnrlD ua1-On OF The s5CiCu D'e between.
section. iwC aaH three alSO the vet ~ Of
the UcT. bp r,r QuArLe- ana rbe West Ia ( OF ths
r0uthWes. QIs4l5T Of Section eighteen, si 70
.UWu-hip s5Veu cen, range nine 81 y est, cons
.EiaLlt- IL all about nine duldrS .uCr and
IhrCe-ouartsr ESQ acres, IN tbs county OF
" ~. i-is Oh, Js-5 O. Mississippi. Terms Of
30 ~ IS Ini}uw-, to- wit UNL-4AIhD u CAS-s
& lance 70 one and two years, bags and -ecu-
rlty being Isqulred r ~ tta purchaser and
Ileu 90 re- we'd Ou S8i, iaurs; and ~ the
event tie purchaser TAILS TO lay the bonds eX-
Gu e1 y nina, or vlt = OHE Of t--rn 81 matu-
rity, tho undersigned, Commissioner, is al
ihori8ed, upon applSaGon from any par y In
teTe ted. 90 expos The said lands Tor sale anew,
for the amgunt 50 due and unpaid.
L viii also Oftgr :Ur sole, Of he same fiDc, a.
the COor q The Courthouse Of SKID county. 10
the hiEu sgi bitasT or CASE, bs1WEsn tie
LourS rreucrib. by law al The rsb., fltis and
Lnlsrtst OF The defendant, John r W5JdluEOr
N and 40 thB -Clow3Dg Gg-cTfneo lanes, tO-wii.
TLs oUtH east quarter and tbs "a nait-sf The
s,3CtLwesu qu~rrrt o. section s4s I-f en-, anc tbs
NJ dc vest quar IL Of seyd twenty ore, il
town MP seven zen, range nine vest IL ssiu
county OF Washington and Stase Of Missls-
sippi. l.. j. OUMSIOCk,
js6 d6w ID Commissioner.
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CREDITO.RS, NglTTCE.

In the Chapcsry Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
NO 1850 n, r. p.-Jesse w. Page ct al. vs.. The
Commercial Bank Of Tennessee OF al.
IN this cause Il appears that the names and
1 residences IF the creditOss OF the Commer-
csai Bank OF Iennt sses Al & unknown, and that
a decree hxs been entered directing them 10 Be
Fflfae parties TO this SUIT /;
Il is 1herefcre ordered, That al creditors Of
said Bank mstke their appearance herein a.
the Courthouse In the city OF Memphis, Ten.
nasses. on or before the nftt Monday In Ocfo-
bsr. 1885, HE and establish their claims and de-
naands with the Clerk and Master, and have
themselves made parties he1etO, OF the same
Will be forever barred and cause pToceeded with
ez pare ana that = cypy OF his order be on D.
iished once q week for four successive weeks
IN the Memphis pOst.
a copy--Attest: AU6USTON ASTON.
Clerk and Master
BY z, J. BLACK, DEPUTY Clerk AMI Master.
CIapp, Vance q Anderson, Solicitors fOr Com
tSlSf4,,t71fS tvfJ