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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-28

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at.........-8.f0 A. NJ. and 20 P N
Arrive At chattanoOga... 600 A. N. and 500 P. n.
Shelbyville and Tnllahoma Accommodation.
Leaves 81 Nashville - p NJ.
Arrives at Nashvilie...-.......-...-... lO.e9 An
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JAMES c. KiBtsLI.. SIS caAs. z. WATsoS
KIDDELL & WATSON,
"a CH 1T cots.
Over Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
aopz1fy
N O T T c e
AdmInisfra10F's NosIce.

ALL CREDITORS OF WIN. Il. EwfN. De
n ceassd afo hsreky notified % brine % ms
fbeif accounts and de1aanda. properly authenti-
eated. within tne tine prescribed b law. or
fhsy win Be forever barrsd 10 law and equity.
and all perions indebtet . htR are hereby 70
Mi be placed in course % collectio1.
No. s. Pablo Square. NashVille. Team
December a, lenss 1trir- JAM dm
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Leave. Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
safltrdays nj o'clock A. NJ arrives Mt Nash
VILE Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock p. N.
LRwEsBURG AND EoLENsvILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
nrday at 1880 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
dRy.
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Foreign markets.


LIVERPOOL, Jan. T--Noon.-Cotton, steady;
sales 12.000 bales; uplands I'd; Orleans S@S1zdi
LONDON Jan. q = Evening.-ConsOls 93ia
5-2Os 729721s; /. c. S61z; Erie 1917.
RRANKFORT-Jan. H-Evening.-U. 5. bonds
1913. Z
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27-Eveniae cotton closed
unchanged; middling uplands 75417}sd; Orleans
s9s1si; sales L. 900 bales.
New York Market.
NRw YORK. January a. Cotton Grmer;
sales go bales; npiands lS5zEDls5ac. Rice qniet.
Carolina l0I49llc. Coffee quiet. Sugar arm
and quiet, l0@l01zc. Molasses dull and UNI
changed Flour very firm. Wheat shade
frmer. Corn heavy at 81 26@1 "a.
Cincinnati Market.
CrNcIENATI, Jan. 2.-FIour shade frtner;
family sll@ll 50, Corn dull at S0@S5e- Oats
firm at e8a70c. Rye 81 So. Whisky unchanged.
Provisions frmer. Mess pork S20@2l. Bacon
Shoulders 914c; dear sides ll5@e; sugar cured
hams 150l6c Lard l21ziql3c. Butter dull at
35937c. Coffee 3Os9251zc.
EAnu f1onHa
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Government securities have advanced in
New York. The following are the quota
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lSundays excepted.l

NASHVILLE AND EoRrHwEsTERE RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.....--7;l5 A. N. and 3;59P. NJ
Arrives ri Nashville at--.7:00 A. N. and 6;40P. NJ.
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LKBAsoR STAGE.

rpGFFTEID AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive IT Nashville a. N.
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sPENaNts AND CLOSING oF TIL
~ 4TfS-AuSsTsT fsf. -4oHiefas.
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Total s,.. -. .,.. ...---s lS9 OuVuVJ
The Manufacturers Convention recently
held at Cleveland, propose to raise within
half million as much as Mr. Wells, By
schedule differing from his ia some i'm
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive 81 A. ~
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Ffsst Washington and Southern VIA
Ft Chattanooga.
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second Northern.
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o. '''' NOR '''.'l !, ...7Oo 4. y.
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sscOssd washington and southern via
Chattanooga.
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Leaves Nashville. A. 81.
Arrives al 2. NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-28

The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF n iIiatn T.. Cotton
O. Memphis, In the County OF shelby. and STATE
OF Tennessee, within sad District no has been
sdy12seo a bankrupt upon MS own petition. by
the District Court Vi said District
SsEnPals- tennessee. the Est DAY OF july
a. d 1888. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE
IyA- ~ D AssiEnaa- &c
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE,
EMPHIs. InlN y lAt,S.


General business for the week has been
some better 10 the aggregate than that OF
the preceding one, but there is still much
complaint among our merchants in all
branches Of trade about the "dull times. y
We predict that the fall business will set
in very early, and without cur business
men make almost immediate prepare
tions to meet it, they will overlook their
best interests. The lst of September this
year will find our crops-especiaIly our
cotton crop-nearly If not quite as far
advanced as it was on the LIST of October
last year. More than one Of our ex-
exchanges from the lower cotton region
ssy that picking will commence within
q few days, and it would not astonish US
to learn that the first bale OF the new
crop should be received in New Orleans
this week.
So far the transactions in bsgging and
rope have been light, but we look for q
demand from country dealers very soon.
Our houses are getting in their stocks of
the former, but as yet are sOmewat unde.
cided ss to the tie which will be used this
season, whether of rope or iron. Both
kinds have their advocates, and, as last
year, we presume, the war between them
will be carried on vigorously.
The dry goods market for the week has
shown no noticeable change further than
the daily receipts Of new stocks. Con-
tinued firmness is reported in all kinds
Of staple goods, while in the East agents
from the market in antieipa-
ion Of an advance when the fall trade
ully opens. Prices here are the same as
asst week, with only small jobbing and |
etsil trade doing.
Boots and shoes have lost none of the
irmness which characterized last weeks
market. Prices remain as they were,
'ut as leather Is moving upwards and as
be working season sets In labor will be
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS lulV u 1888


| AT the meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday several important
resolutions were offered. The proceed
ings will be found in another column.
The Merchants National Bank re.
opened its doors yesterday. There seems
/ to be great deal of good feeling and re.
/ joicing among the old friends and custo-
mers of the bank relative to this event,
and several new accounts were opened
/ to-day. 1t is well known that many Of
! the holders of checks against the bank
| at the time of its closing were pressed for
money, and that these claims have been
accommodating; but it must be gratifying
| to the directors and officers of the bank
to know that the deposits more than
doubled the amount of checks presented.
| We are confident that at no time within
the past two years, or we may say since
| its organization, has confidence been
greater than it is to-day, in the strength
/ and integrity Of the Merchants National
Bank and its officers.
There is a decided downward tendency
to report in city bonds to-day, owing to
the large amount which has been thrown
upon the market. The offerings are
from men who have al along declared
that they would not sell; that they had
confidence in cur city bonds, and only
wished to convert their scrip in order to
draw interest on the bonds. The market
is, however, weakened by the anxiety
shown by these parties to sell. One
dealer who was upon the market and
sifted it thoroughly, and who could fill
orders from $4,000 to 10000, could not
get SOC bid.
Other bonds and stocks are scarce and
nominally unchanged since our last. We
quote as follows: Memphis Gas Company
took, 81 5091 60; Memphis and
Charleston Railroad stock, 5295Sc.
Mississippi Central Railroad, 1st
mortgage bonds, 5Sc; % do, 40c.
Mississippi and Tennessee, LIST mortgage
bonds, SOC. Memphis and Louisville
LIST mortgage bonds, SO@32c; II do,
zoe. Memphis and Little Rock bonds,
4Oc.
The gold market has been somewhat
irregular since our last, caused by pOliti-
CHI COLI pllCallOAS anu Tue &eu6ESi u6SlEe
to hold instead of selling. The New York
market to-day opened at 1881, and adj
vsnced to IA at the close. Our dealers
buy at l429142Ic; selling at I43@I433c.
The New York stock exchange
quotations at noon to-day were as
follows: Coupons of 'Sl, 15}
do '62, IA! do '64, III; do '65,
1913; new issue, 81 do '67, 50; 1O-4Os, 81
7-S0s, % and 81, s.; new Tepnessees,
IS old, 81; Government bonds quiet.
City scrip is quiet, with light transac-
tions. Dealers are not so anxious to buy
as during last week, though they have
not reduced their selling rates; 73674c
were the buying figures to-day, though
small pieces would bring 75e; selling at
7S@S0e.
County warrants are not as firm as
they were last week. Several small lots |
were bought by brokers today at 50@ |
Sc; selling at 55956c, as to amount.
There is little or no demand fer Police |
scrip. We quote at 7O972o buying; sell
hg at Use.
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Inc understgned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF D. NJ Park ~
memphis, IN the county OF Shelby and state
or tennessee, vi hin said District, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt up0a his oxn petit
ton. oy the District Court OF said District
Mem PMS, Tenn, the 18th Gay OF July A d
1875 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
Jylo Is " Assignee, etc.
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TRUST SALES.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed to the
- Undersigned by Robert w. johnson on IL q
oth OF october, 1856, and duly recorded ia the
Recorders ofnceS Of The counties OF Jefferson
and Puiaskit State Of Arkansas, and now re-
ferred TO, 10 secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
The partnership therein recited having To-
tally failed, and tie personal assets been con
sumed.
The said Robert ". johnson having been de-
eiafed Bankrupt; and there being outstand-
ing lncuLnoFanceS largely over One hundred
dollars prior 10 the Trust on the prOperiy
hereinafter set forth for particulars W thereof
reference may be had to the Deed OF Trust oi
record as aforesaid, wherein the titles and AN
tnc umbrances are recited.
The taxes OF ISIS being unpaid, and no funds
10 pay Them nor 70 pay other existing and cur
rent expenses, and Tor hun0ry other CAUSES
that require The prompt execution OF the said
Tust.
The undersigned do therefore give this no.
tice, in the Memphis appeal and Little goex
Gazette. Tor thirty days, under ana by virtue
OF the powers vested in them by the SAID Deed,
that on the
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RU S S ELLIS
DiSpGlSaTy, IlfPnaTY and Drug Store.
Nos. 20 and AZ North court ST.,

NOS. 10 ana a. NDElh curt SisB
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
nR. RUSSELL5S DlsPENSARY AND IN.
IL PRIMARY, the largest and Oldest institu
ton Of the klnd in tho southwest, est sbiished
in 1852 pleasantly located at Nos. 50 ana ~
north side Of Court square, Memphis Tenn Il
open for the reception Of patients desrir E
treatment aud The comforts Of home while
the once or by letter, If desired. Dr. RUSSELL
is acknowledged By all parties interested as
by far lhe N ST SUCCESSFUL PH1SICIAS
in the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases.
QuicB, thorough and permanent cures guaran-
teed in every case, male or female. Recent
cases OF GONOkRG EA and SYPHILIS cured
in few days, without the use OF AeTcUI y,
chance OF diet, or htndrsnce from business.
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last vestige
voluntary loss Of Semen stopped in a short
time. Sufferers from lmpOteucy or Loss Of
Sexual Power restored 10 fee vigOF in few
weeks elect or GOuOlrhea Of lOLg standing,
when all internal remedies have failed, per
manently aud speedily cured by new treat
ment. Victims OF SELF-ABUSEande XceSsi c
Venery, suffering from SPERMATORRHEA
and loss Of physical and mental power, speed.
lily and permanently cured.
ga All consultations strictly confidential.
Chrome rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Pa
ralySis, Deafness etc, treated by the aid OF
Electro Magnetic Battery.
Office hours from 3 m. TO pm, and nom
10 8 pm
Those wishing TO parchaFe Drugs, Family
Medicines, Pedumery, Toilet Articles. etc,
would do well to call at RUSSELL'S DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No. ~
North Court street. under toe Disps nsary.
NafFT
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The cotton crop is doing finely, except
/ in very few sections, where the worm
has made its appearance. The market
/ for the week has been tending down
wards. The Liverpool market to-day
opened dull; Uplands, I0id; Orleans,
/ l0Si; and at the close was declining /;
Uplands, 9S@lOi; Orleans, 10i@lOsd.
/ Sales, 5000 bales. The New York mar
ket opened to-day dull and nominal ;
Low Middlings, 2s3c; Middlings, 3O3c /;
. Orleans, SHE; Good MiddiiDgs, 83c. A
noon it had declined fc on all grades ex-
cept Good Middlings; and at the close
was dull and nominal, with Middlings
30G30Ac. Our market was dull and
nominal, and has been so during the
week. The only sale of any importance
being one of 40 bales shy Middlings,
which took place on Saturday at 29..
We give below a revised statement of
the stock on hand, taken from the books
Of the Chamber of Commerce. 1t will be
seen that the former statements were
much too high. 1t is held, too, by a well
known cotton buyer that the present
statement is too high, as by careful in
quiry be could only find Il bales to day,
and Of that amount there was but %
bales held for sale the balance being in
the hands of shippers, Either statement
however gives but nominal stock on
hand, and, except to keep our readers
posted as to the movements of The staple
elsewhere, We might as well drop our
cotton quotations until the new crop
makes its appearance.
The stock ON hand in Liverpool on
Friday last was 6O2,G bales, of which |
50 600 was American. Stock shoat at !
same time, ISL, 0C0 bales, OF this amount |
Is COO only was American. Sales in that |
market for the week As, 900 bales. Re-
ceipts in New York for the week ending /
last, 795 bales; stock $500 |
bales. Receipts for the week at all U. S.
ports, 1000 bales.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF hisap-
pqlnttpeut as assignee Of J. l. NcAlenHy.
OF Memphis, IN the county OF Shelby and state
OF tennessee, within said District, Who has
been adjudged q Bankrupt upon bis own d ~
uoa, by the District COa7t OF said District
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day CT JuIy AID,
lSoo. WILLIAM \. CfRUDE
jylS & Assig,ies sfe
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The undersigned hereby gives notice Of bIs
appointment rs assignee OF hOmas r. PeytOu.
OF the county On shelby and sta e Of
tennessee within said District, who has
been adludged bankrupt upon his own
pet tion, by the District Court OF said District
Memphis, Tennessee, the l3th day Of July
A. D. 1853. -
WILLIAM 7. CIRODE, Assignee, Etc,
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On the 2o,h Fay of July, 1868,

Between the hours of 10 am. and pm,
expose to pa bile sale, to the highest bidder lOl
cash at the courthouse door, on Union street
below second street, in the city OF Memphis
the following described real estate, conveyed
BY said deed, to wit: Situated IN the city OF
Memphis beginning at the southwest corner OF
Shelby and PontotO streets; thence with the
west side of shelby street twenty-five feet
south thence parallel with PontOtOe street
vreSfvvard two hundred feet TO the east side OF
Clinton street; thence northWard with toe east
line OF Clinton street tweuty-six feet to the
sOuLh lire OF Pontotoc street; thence eastward
with the south une OF POntotoe strset two
hundred feet to the beginning being part Of
the lot conveyed TO said Jos w. Alley by +.
Lane on the I0Ih day of May, 1876.
The title is bell we'd TO be perfect, but will
convey only such as Is vested in me as Trustee.
This equity OF redemption IS ' alysd.
fssr7 IA F. w. ROYSTER. Trustee.
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BUCK EYE SALVE,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
Sold by MANSFIELD d HIGBEE,
jyl sol and Gns Main street.
a CART

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
vi MEMPHIS, Tenn, July p 1855
his bank VIII rsc0mmence buSfnt IS on Mon
day, Zlth inst under an arrangement with the
Metropolitan National Bank of New York.
which viii insure entire safety to depositOrs
and correspondents, with fresh capital for the
transaction OF all strictly legitimate business
Upon the hnal conclusion OF this important
negotiation, can tender to the stock hol ers OF
the Bank, and 10 the mercantile community of
Memphis, my siucere congratulations
RhDIIK MCKEE,
For the Comptroller OF the Currency.
Referring TO above card, we take pleasure
in announctue To our friends and this commu-
nifty, that this Bank will reopen for business on
Monday, z7tn Inst. Heving ample capital for
the transaction of a general banking business
we solicit the same generous patronage hereto
fore given us, and we commend the Bank TO the
entire confidence of this community
W. n CHERRY. President
J. J. FREE MAN, Cashier,
A. WOODRUFF,
HIRAM A, PARTEE,
TAOS. X. SMITH,
Committee on Behau OF Directors and STOCK.
bolGsrs, jyZ9lw
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To whom it msy concern;

In the District Court OF the Unlted States, for
the District OF West Tenn Ssee. In The mat
ter OF George G. Hardin. ban krupt. In bauk-
ruptcy, District OF West Tsnnsssss-ss-
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L & G L.

the District Of " esj Tenuessss.-In tae mat
ter OF n. G nnsl, Jr-, bankrupt. IN bank
ruPtcy, District OF West Tennssses-ss.
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/ The undersigned hereby gives notiSs OF IFS
| appointment IS assignee Of Sterling FOWlkes, OF
Memphis, In the county OF Shelby and State
OF Tennessee, within said District, vino has
| ton, by the District Court OF Sat1 District.
Memphis, Tenn. the l5th day OF July, A. D.
1854 WILLIAM \. CIRODE
tyi6 . 20 Assignee, etc
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Creditors and Nom Resident
Notice.,

In Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
10. 24S5, y. r. DIV. y. Wilkerson, ct al, vs..
The Franklin Insurance and Banking Com
psny, ct al,
IN this cause II appearing that defendants JO-
sepb r. limbs, John +. Meyer and Louis Fuse
(frm OF A." limbs, Meyer & Fusz y, are non-resl-
deuts OF the State Of Tennessee: It IS therefore
ordered by the Court, that they make their ap-
pearance herein, on or before the hrst Monday
IN May. Is58, and plead, answer or demur TO
com plafnants bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as 70 them, and cause set for
hearing ex parte. II Is further ordered that ali
persons claiming TO be creditors, or having any
character OF demands, against the Franklin
Insurance and Banking Company OfMenphts,"
shall Immediately come into this Court and
have themselves made parties 70 this suit, and
nle their claims with the Clerk and Master,
with proper evidence OF the same, that they
may severslly recover their ratable shares o.
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 90 months nom this date.
March 10, 1855.
A oopy-attest: A.ALSTOE, G. and NJ.
r. ]. BLACK, ID. c. and 81.
Estes Jackson a McDavitt, AID L Burke Picks
EFT Solicitors mill 2m
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The Mercantile Agency.

THE undersigned take pleasure in annoupc-
i ing TO the business men OF Memphis that
thew ERve now ON hand the REVISED REF.
ERENtE BOOk-fOr July, 1888 TO which we call
especial attention. All business men are re-
specially invited Ia call and examine e. To-
gethsr with The detailed reports on our records
We invite TEST inquiries 10 prove the value
OF our institution.
r. 6. DUN & co.
Memphis July 10. 1858. tvIc i'm
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The underss ned hereby gives notice OF his
app0ln tnlent AS assignee Of George q. harbin or
Memphis. In the county OF shelby and
State Of Tennessee, within said District who
has been aotudged q Bankrupt upOr bis own
petition, by the District Court Of said District
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18Th DAY OF JuIy
A D., lSs2. WILLIAM Y. CIRODF
fyl4 q Is ASSIGNED r.
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n AsoNIO DIRECTORY.
MASONICDIRECTORY.
1868.
LODGES,

LODGES
AHaERorA, No. los. Meets LIST Monday II
every month, at odd-Fellows' Eel, cor. CouT
and Main. d. 3. Forster, 23s Front street
W. NJ; John Besmish, Seo'ys
sOurA MEMrHIs. No. Ils. Meets I'd Friday O
each moath-Hall, cor. Madison and seoonc
A. J. Wheeler, W. M Benz. X. Pulleni sec,
J. NLLA SCOTT, NO.2Ss. Meets LIST Friday OF e'tcl
month-Hall, corner Madison and Seoonc
Moses Seelig, W. NJ; Z. Curtis, Sec.
HAMILTON, No. IS. Meets 81 Friday OF eacl
month-Odd-Fellows' Hail. ID. J. Lynn
". N; ". II. Bats, Sec.
OF each mOnth-at South Memphis ban
corner OF Madison ana second. George ME-
lersh, Sd. ". IL; h. K. Punen, Sad. Sec,
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN Chapter, No 4. Meets ID Monday OF eacl
mOnth-odd-Fellows' Hall. John Gent, N. E
d. p; B. Il. Levy, see'y.
r. AND S. n.
URKKA Council, No. 9. Meets Sd Monday o
each month-Odd-F Fellows Hall. John 2snt
Tn. H.; n. J. Wiggtn, Rec.
THNFLARs,
CYRENE CommSndery, No. &. Meets fth Non
day OF each month. JChn zent, Conn., n. J
Wiggin, Rec.
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
214 Front SfFesl.
HERNrEs AND MTTHRAs Lodges meet IN con-
junction 9Th "Wednesday IN every month
r. MellerSh, Secretary.
OAsIPIzIA ,Jonnc1l OF Princes or jerusalem, 18th.
No. l. Bent. K. Pullen' Sd, Tsrsh.''i -
-, Sec.
calvary CRAPTER Of Rose Croix, 18Th, No.
linson, S2d, SEQ.
PaIIIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of K-h, S0th
No. l. Henry p. Woodland, 3D. Comm.
William Y. erode, sd, Rec 2.
Ainslis. SD. Comm. In Chief; Dodge O.
Trader, SD, Reg.
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CREDITORS NOTICE.

IN the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 2J6O, n. +. D.-Jesse W. Page ct al. VI, The
Commercial Bank OF Tennessee ct al,
IN this cause It appears that the names and
L residences Of the creditors Of The CONNER
ciaI Bank OF Tennt ssee are unknown, and that
a decree has been entered directing them TO be
MADE parties to This suit;
1t is therefore ordered, That all creditors of
said Bank msks their appearance herein, 81
the Courthouse in the city OF Memphis Ten
nessee. on or before the fTSt Monday in Octo-
bsr, 1865, file and establish their claims aud de-
manus with the Clerk and Master, and have
themselves made parties hereto, or the same
Will be forever barred and cause proceeded with
ex parte ami that d copy Of this order be pub
lishgd once a week. for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Post.
copy-Attest: AUSUSTON ASTON,
Clerk aud Master.
Ply 2. J, BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
,Ciapp, Vance & Anderson, Solicitors for Com
plsinants Jyu
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Committee on Behslf OF pireeto:s and Stock
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Trust Safe.

PURSUANT to the provisions OF 6 Deed OF
4 Trust executed TO me IS Trustee on the LIST
day OF February, 1861. By JOS. W. Alley, " htcn
has been duly registered in the Registers office
of shelby county, Tenn, in book No. So pages
58l and So, for the purpose o. securing tue pay
mel.t OF certain notes described ia said Ueed,
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Extension Step Ladders.

THEY recon mend themselves. Useful TO the
merchant and mechanic, ths farmer ana
the housekeeper. We have just received an as
sorted lot from the manufacturers. Call and
see them.
we keep up our usual supply OF the best Coal
OF, Lamps, Soaps and 7 nwsre.
o. +. PRESCOTT & CO..
fv2slU 40 Jefferson street.