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Markets.
Meeting Ofthe Chamber of Conn


The Chamber of Commerce met yes.
terdsy afternoon, President Cherry ia
the chair. The minutes OF last monthly
meeting were read and approved.
A communication was read from the
Chamber OF Commerce OF San Francisco,
Cal, disappearing OF the memorial to
Congress- from the Memphis Chamber OF
Commerce requesting aid to rebuild the
levees Of the Mississippi Valley.
The board Of officers appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen a board of arbitration:
Newton Ford, w. A. GOOdwyn, c. W.
Goyer, M. E. Cochran, J. G. Lonsdale,
w. B, Greeniaw, T. A. Nelson.
The following applications for member
ship were offered and unanimously elect
ed: w. ]. Sykes, Randall & Heath, o.
@. Cannon & Co, r. P. Boiling, j. w.
Cobb. Clark d Smith, Anderson, Reed d
Buokhsm, Thos. Trout 4 Sons.
II. Dow, Esq, Chairman Of the Com
mittee on procuring q Hall, reported that
the Chamber would not be distur bed
during the present ssssoa. The commit,
tee asked 10 be discharged. The report
was adopted.
S. NJ. Gates, ESQ.,, Chairman of the
Committee to prepare a memorial to be
forwarded to IA different Chambers OF
Commerce OF Europe, read a. report,
whose extreme length pracludes its pub
LEGATION Ia our Columns his morning.
The report was adopted and instruc.
lions given to transmit copies to the ul.-
ferebt cities OF America, and the news.
papers OF the city were respectfully re-
to publish the report.
Mr.. 4. A, Nelson moved that a COM
mittss Of three be appointed to select DEL
to represent the Chamber of Com
meres at the coming Commercial Con-
vention.
The motion was carried and Mr.. T. A.
Nelson, E. M. Apperson and l.. III. Wal
colt were selected as the committee.
Mr.. H. NJ. Loewenstine offered 8 reso-
luton that delinquent members be sued
should they refuse to pay their dues after
being appealed to one more time.
Pending it's discussion the following
amendment was offered aud unanimous.
~ adopted
Resolved, That the Secretary be in
to give written notice to delin-
quent members that unless tney come
for ward aud settle their accounts before
the next regular meeting, they will be
publicly expelled, their names be pub !
in the daily papers, and they be
brewer debarred from again becoming
members Of this Chamber.
After which the Chamber adjourned.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, April 26.-The following
dispatch from Havana was suppressed
there on the 18th by the Government:
The Mexican Congress has authorized
President Jusrez to recognizes the Cuban
insurgents as ~belligerents whenever he
thinks proper. Vessels bearing the
Cuban flag are admitted into port Of
Mexico.
HorGcs Greeley has declined the Pa
ciie Railroad commissionership.
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DAVID A. MUM, Of Haywood county,
late Representative from this Congress.
sionsl District, has been appointed Min
lister Resident to Ecuador. The Jackson
Tribune suggests that DAVID is thus dis
posed Of in order to make him play
"bush" whilst the little Gen. SMITH
swindles LEFTwICH cut Of his seat in
Congress. His appointment 10 signif-
cant of the success of SMITH.
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AND RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, April 26.-Dspsrted-
Australia.
River failing with twenty-slx feet il
the channel.
ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Arrived-Beile
st. Louis, Evening Star, City of Cairo.
Dspsrted-Kellogg and Belle ST. Louis.
River falling rapidly. Weather clear
and warm.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Up-Strader,
Indiana and Richmond.
DoWn-AlRska.
River stationary with 9 feet 8 inches in
the canal.
NEW ORLEANS, april 26.-Departed-
Virginia.
Acknowledgements Dean, Shark and
barges.
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MEETING OF THE SHELBy COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.
The following named gentlemen, Wm.
Richardson Hunt, n 8. BFu,e, J. w.
Page, jr. A. SeesseI, Robert Goods, Paul
Cicalla, f. G. Stephenson, A. B. Haynes,
h. Irby, E w. Caldwell, A. d. Hunter,
II. rownsend, ]. e Rsndie, J. NJ. Keat-
ing, J. o. Durf and j. Harvey Mathes,
members of the Shelby county Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, will please
meet at the Circuit Courtroom en- Thurs
day (29.h mat afternoon Of 2 O'Clock.
Prompt and full attendance requested.
A. WOODWARD.
Chairman pro tenn,
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CONDITIONS Or THE RADICAL PE Rrv
As sustaining the views expressed hv
by us on Sunday, in regard TO the pres
ent condition OF the Radical party In
Tennessee, we present an extract from
the GAINESVILLE Patriot, a leading R.dj.
cal organ. 10 Is as follows:
There never was a time when the Repubiicsy,
party OF Tennessee needed concord Of action
anu armon more than al the present tine
Petty jealousies, individual ambition. narrow-
minded s~elnshness aud crimlnai ,gnor.Dco
have combined 10 disrupt the party 49, -
truth really is. that those cohesive pro-o-'-"o
so necessary 10 success, ara sadly in M 80
tive al this Juncture. Everything seens !, : -
Iepellsns,e and nothing mniual, aud nj, -
from Knoxville 20 Memphis. II Is a orarro
scr teh. bite ana tear almost sverywbere 1-a-s
the Hoist0n 20 the nj sisslppi.
This unfortunate state Of disquie,ude an a..
political family Is largely owing 10 lie ssSbSen
OF man-worship ald toadyism which has -
i6ined In Teune ste. The fdsucs of 70 - -
come the enemies OF tomorrow for 49, -
produces new phases, as "aried Al noIt
TICS ~ the changes Of the haleidesopna
Schemes are projected, and hing" Iormsa
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April .26.-The whole
city is decorated with flags, and the Old
Fellows procession was very large. The
celebration commenced with sn ami
veTssry hymn written by Ben Shillabar.
Al address Of welcome and an Grafton
were delivered in the Academy this
morning st moor A salute was fred in
Penn Square where the grand procession
moved from.
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Bv Telegraph
CAIRO.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
CAIRO, April 2s.-Grest Republic from
Cairo TO New Orleans at 6 pm; City OF
Cairo from Memphis to st. Louis at s p.
N; Dexter from Louisville TO New Or
leans ct 9 pm Kellogg and barges from
st. Louis to New Orleans 8 pm.
The river is stationary. 1t ia now Is
iaches higher than at any time this sea-
sln, and II feet below high water mark.
The weather is clear and warm.
The Great Republic was loaded deep,
and the Dexter fully laden.
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carry them into effect. 1t is necessary for sue
cas- 10 bride some, intimidats and crush out
Others, and chance it upon the rest. SIS
sfer all, IL is not to be wondered at, that
where great underlying principles are disre-
garded, everything goes Oh at a tangent, and
he house is divided against itself.
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LIFORNI

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-Arizona
sdVices say that a scoudng expediti on Of
troops succeeded ia destroying several
Indian ranches and g large quantity Of
winter stores. The ssvages escaped.
Iadian depreds tions are numerous. The
general apsthy Of the troops is severely
commente6 on.
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MOBILE.

MOBILE, April 26.-The steamer st.
Elmo, belonging 70 the MoSE and
Montgomery Railroad, while Oh her way
to this city this morning, exploded her
boiler. Mrs. Clsy, the stewErdess, was
b'own overheard and drowned. Six
other officers were seriously burned and
bruised. No passengers hurt.
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mAnaETs.
New ORLEANS narke..


NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-Cotton is quiet.
Receipts since saturday 800 bales. Exports
$685. bales. sales to-day 2O0J bales MiddIings
2S92SAc. God S44. sterling exchange 445z.
New York sight %g4c premium.
CincIanRGi harHsE-
CTNCISEATI. April 2 -Floar So CO96 Is. Corn
67@6Se. Oats 67@zlc. Whisky 90c. Pork S3l %
G3l %. Bulk meats LL9I4asc. Bacon
l349I0A9I7Ac.
ct. LOujs arkeE.
st. LOUIS, April 2i.-Flour s. %. Wheat
81 32gl soc. Corn GJSb613e. Oats 6z19965c. rye
81 "A. barley 81 s.. Whisky SIC. Pork S3I9
81 90. Bulk meats l24glo%c. Bacon l3Z9I79
I7Ac. Lard lSc. GrO5eries unchanged.
Chicago Narket.
CHICAGO, April d. - Flour $40. Wheat
81 o.. Corn 471ag50c. Oats So g5S%c. Rye s. 10.
Barley 81 4S9I 6O. Hlghwines SIC.
louisville sEHrkeC.
L~oUIsVILLB, April %. - T-obacco-sales IS
at 81 659l3. Por6 81 81. Lard lSHc.
Bacon lSzSl7@l7%e BulK meats l149l69
9l6L.c. FIOur IS 0096. Corn 6S970S OaJs q
96sc. WHISKY Gle.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April 2~6-Consuls 9SI993K. Bonds
sos.
LIvERPooL, April z8-Cotton, sales are dull;
Uplsnds la Orleans l2xd. sales $3.50 bales.
FRANKFORT, April 3.-Bonds, 81.
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Cotton Machinery.

EsOR SALE, a complete set OF Cotton Ma
2 chlnvry fora Mill OF l50lOOms, of g capacity
OF lz,OO pounds weekly OF IS Incl heavy sheet
lDgs. Csirdlng Is new, ana OF the best make;
has been run Out six months. spinning, fpat-
emit dyer thrO-tiesl Dressers and Looms, in per-
1ecJ order together with harnesses, reeds,
beams, ~DoDblns, ami all the furniture neces-
say 10 start and run a mill of the ABOVE Size at
once. Tan be delivered in Boston immsdi-
alely. Apply 10 VIM GRAY CO.,
apr sc summer Street, Boston, AaSs.
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Cottage Residence and Lot.

SETE shall sell st auction, on the premises, a
w very desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE
AND LOT, situated OF Msna4sa street or
boundary Avenue, near Poplar street, and in
one OF the wealIhiest and most desirable loca-
lions In the eastern part OF our city. The house
Is nearly NEW, and contains three rooms, els
tern and ~outhouses. The lot has a trout OF IS
feet by a depth OF 2lS% feet. The sale viii take
place on the premises, At 10 O'clock, on NON
DAY MORNING, May Sd. Title p.Ifect.
MONSARRAT, LANIER a CO.,
apH Real Estate Brokers.
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LOUISVILLE April 2&.-Ths semi
annual anniversary celebration of odd
Fellows, IN the leading cities of the East
and West, were generally successful in
every particular. The professions were
erge and imposing.
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NEW ADvERTIsM,ENTs

MASONIC NOTICE.-A Spe- Q
NJ Ctal Assembly OF Eureka Council, "a
40 6, OF Royal and Select Masters Will XX
be held ia their Council Chamber, wy
odd Fellows Bailding, this Tuesday Evening,
9th inst, at o'clock.
by order Of JOHN LENT, 7. 1. NJ,
N WIGGIN. Recorder. apz7
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JOHN REED.
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATbh

LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
Tuosday svenIax, April 2z-John Brough-
ans beau ,ifol dranEa Of TEMPTATION. 70
conclude with LOAN OLA LOVER.
Remember. lsdies, next saturday will be the
last grand Ma tnee Of thes sea oa. or which oc-
CASTOR viii ~ presented the HIDDEN HAND.
TO-mOrrOw Eyen1ng-6-and TO
Mrs. rs CLINE-LA "a Nd DUCHESS.
SCALE or PEIcEs-Dre~s Circle and ParqueLts,
cents Coiored Boxes, 80 cents; Cclored Gal
iary, - cents.
Door o2en al quarter 70 : O'Clock curtain win
rise 1t g precisely. Box-book open nom 10
O'Clock s.n. TO 5 PM.
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MENlIEES APPEAL.
TUESDAY mORNING, APRIL ~. 1858

DEMOCRATIC BXECUTIVE CONSIST
TEE.
In another column Will be found q call
for s meeting OF this Committee. We
direct the particular attention of mem
bars to IL.
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Agricultural.

TUE members of ths Shelby County Agricul-
l. tural society, and tn Sc disposed 10 eacour
age the same, viii please meet at the Odd .Fsl-
lows Eatl WEDNESDAY. April 2Sth, al u
ocl0ck, Tor the purpose OF appointing Dele
gates 10 represent Shelby county in the Agri-
cultural Convention, 10 he held at Brownsville
on Monday next.
apy7 NJ. u. L. STEW President
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W. sPRAGUE.

The following letter in response to the
sbvve closed the correspondence in q
manner satisfactory to ell concerned
WAsHISGToN, d C., April %.
Hon. W. Sprague:
Sir: l have pleasure in acknowledging
your letter Of this date, which shows that
| had m~iscoDstraed your language. Nv
own allusion TO you after wards in the
Senate was founded on thst miscon-
s;ruetior, and 1 ask you to consider it
unssid. I am, sir, very respectfully,
J.C.A ABBOTT.
Il may bs stated that on Friday or
Saturday Senator Anthony called upon
Abbott and begged him to desist from
committing violence upon Mr.. Sprague
The Secretary Of the Treasury has is
sued an order directing that heresfter Gil
property belonging to that department
offered for sale shall be sold by public
auetion or under sealed proposals. Here
tcfore il has been customary to dispose
Of ali furniture, carpets, etc., al private
sale to chance purchasers.
Statements have been recently put-
lished that the Government was making
extensive preparations to enforce res.
pect to American interests in Cuban
waters. 1t has been ascertsfnsd from
authentic sources that the number of
vessels 10 be employed ia the public ser.
vice 10 that direction will probably not
be more than two, being two less than
heretofore in that squadron. The npm.
Der is necessarily limited by the fact that
Congress has made very great reduction
In the personnel Of the Navy, but apart
from this, vessels to be sent 10 that coast
are desmsd sufficient for all legitimate
urpose IS no trouble with the Spanish
authorities is apprehended. The fitting
out Of several ironclads has no signiG-
canoe, but Is a part Of the plan Of the
Navy Department to rave them and
other similar vessels, and especially the
machinery, from decay to which they
are now exposed nom being out Of COM
mission.
20. Green, OF New York, has been
appointed Chief Clerk In the Office Of
Solicitor of the Treasury.
No appointments were made by the
President to-day.
The Secretary Of Stste, Secretary of
the Treasury and the Postmaster Gen.
eral are absent. 1t is not thought apv
appointments will be made |
in their respective departments until
their return, uoiess the public interests
should render it necessary.
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szain strees Busin ess Property
AZ AHe ion.

ON SATURDAY MORNING Mkt, MAY LIST,
" at 10 O'clock, we shall sell, on the remises
9 HOUSE q LOT, on Main
street, NO. lO4, between Market and Winchester
streets, on east side, being part of lot ls5, on the
plan OF Memphls- The lot has a front of "a feet
by 9414 Jeet- This is exceedingly desirable
property, and will be Ecld to the highest bid
der . Gas Il as the owner Is aoouG to leave
the city for the west. Title indispuLs bic.
MONSARRAT, LANIER & co,
apZ7 Auctisneers.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-This morn
ing Senators Sumner and Sherman
called upen Senator Sprsgue in order to
suggest q basis OF settlement of the diff
Guilty existing between hlmeelf and
Senator Abbott. Ia the courss of their
conversation SENATOR Pool Joined the
group and produced aletter from Abbott
to Sprsgue, Of which the following Is =
copy:
W~AsHINGToS, DC, April DC, 1859.
Hon. W. sprague:
Dear Sir: On the 22i inst, in the
United States Senate, you uttered the
following language:
"MR. PRESIDENT Ia answer TO the
TRADE OF the Senator from Nevada and
The Senator from North Carolina, l am
reminded OF q little circumstance /: In
my travels from the Center House into
the rural districts through the woods and
farms Of the surrounding neighborhood,
q chance st one time brought me to a
farm house. L found on looking up, a
large mss.if and a moBgrel puppy
dog. The little dog made on ms
with rspidlty from behind, bit at my
heels, and frightened at his temerity ran
bowling away, followed by his larger
companion. The Senate will observe
the mOngrel whipping puppy, eucour-
aged by the mastiff, and emboldened to
attack from the shadow Of his hacker,
ran rapidly away, alarmed by his temer-
ity, while the OvsrgrOwn cur followed,
with both ears loppOd and his tail
between his legs, to a place OF
safety beside his menaced companion"
This language has bsen understood as in
part to be applied to me. 1 am not aware
thatI gave any occasion in my remarks
for yeu to wish to DO offensive or insult
ing in your reply. l therefore deem it
proper to ask that you state distinctly
whether you intended to apply any Of
the above offensive language 10 myself.
am, sir, very respectfully,
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ks "a. Moon,
Cotton FJctOr, General Produce
and Commission Merchant,
feb2 No. 4 Towards Row.
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In reply to this communication Sena-
tor Sprsgue wrote the following, sugges-
tel by Sumner and accepted by Abb1tt:
WAsHINGroS, d. G., April &c.
To Hon. ]. c. Abbott, U. s. Senator:
SIR: L have no hesitation in at once
replying to your note OF this morning,
just received, that the paragraph of my
speech referred 10 Was written and il
manuscript some time before delivered
in the Senate, and before the debate in
which you participated, aud, therefore,
not Intended to apply to you.
Your oSedient servant,
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
RESOURCES
AT TaE CLOSE OF BUsINEss ON

Saturday, April II, 1869.
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AUCTION.
AZ AUCTION.
nv w H ga Sssn IN

OOI SECOND STREET, THIS MORNING, at
ZOl 10 O'Clock, Parlor Ses, Bedroom Sells,
Carpets, etc, the entire Furniture OF q family
de Ginning housekeeping. ap2T
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" LOTS,

Varying Ia size from 5 to 20 acres, extending
TrEZevSnt and BTeaLhitJ Tracts, embracing
the Flag Station at the Oil Race Track on Treze-
want Avenue. the Park Station. BunIyn's,
and the Raleigh ROAD Gro sing, at Mr.. GrIer's.
rhe lots offered are Immediately at and around
the different Stations, none OF them being be-
yond the distance of "A few minutes walk.
Fine health, pure well wafer, and eOmpara-
tive exemption from mOsquitce are some OF
the great advantages held out by tbs neigh
borhoo1 over a ci y residence, while The eco
nom cal advantages in the cost OF ground are
yet greater.
Referring to the quick transition from city to
country, from bu iueSs 10 re fremont, and the
pTecisio1 with which time NAV be divided be-
tween business avOc ATOMS and domestic life, It
has become at least important, If not lPdi rem
Saole 10 the per ectiOn OF a cOuotTy home that
it be On a line of Railroad, and withiu half an
hours tins OF the cOnVeniencss aud advanta-
ges OF a city. All these are pre- eininentIy
found In the lands embraced in this sale. The
proprletors are willing to meet purchasers upon
the most liberal terms, and will offer Ihes-
lands fot q greater or less cash yme and
though 1t will be desired and expected that
pure asers VIII, in every case. buy with a v.eV
to Immediate Improvement and occupation.
Office.
Inc sale will take place on the premises on
THURsDAT, IsCa DAY OF NAY.
Persons will be carried to the sale on special
trains from the Memoirs and Charleston depot.
EOyster, TrezeVant s. Co.,
a.22 AUOFIOEEERs. .
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
LOTS
- ON THE
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

We have the pleasure of announcing that
several owners Gf the 'an6s fronting On the
AEMFHIs AND CHAR -ESPON RAILROAD,
in view of the growing demana for residences
on this Iayorite Road, have authorized Us TO
OFFER AT PUBLICS SALE, about
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The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointmert as assignee OF William r. William
hon. OF Memphis, in the county Of Shelby and
state OF Tennessee wlthln said District, who
mas been adiudged a fankrupt upon mis- own
setition. by the District Court Of sad District.
Memphis, Tennessee. the 18th day OF April,
A. D., 1863. WILDIAM I. CIkOOE,
aplS 20 II Assignes, Etc.
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of HaLnibal G.. Carter, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District OF West Tennesses-ss.
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
Dpotnfmen as assignee Of Hannibal q Carter.
of Memphis,in the cOuntyo o She,b By and state OF
Tennessee within said district who has
tioa nv The District Court Of said district
Memphis, Tennnessee The l2fh ds-o Or April
AID. lS69. WILLIAM 7. CIRODE
anlS m n Assignee. etc.
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MARTIN GRIFFIN, cashier
LOUIS HAHAUER,)
JAMES u. NEELI, : Directors.
A. J.. HARRIS. an9
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THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee o~fIsnanuel Onermeier
al Memphis, in the county Of Shelby, and
STATE OF Tennessee, within said Distrie5, who
nas been adjudged q BankruPs upon MS own
osflfion by ne District Court of said District.
Memphis Tennessee. the l2th Gay OF Apiu,
NJ 1850 WILLHAA z. CIRODE,
aoi3 % "a Assignee, etc.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee or L P. Osborn,
d the county OF shelby and state
Of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own peLi
tiOn, by the District Court OF said District
Memphis, Tenn, the IAN day Of Apr
A. D.. 1859. WILLIAM Y. o
apis 40 = Assignee, Etc.
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In The District Court OF the United States Tor
the d strict of West Tennessee, In the mat
Ter OF manuel Ooermeler, Sankrup In
bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF :. D.. otis, of Mem
phis, in toe county Of shelby and state OF len
1essee. within said District, who has been sd
judged a olnErutt upon his creditors petition,
Oy the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the l2Lh day OF April,
Al 1903. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
apis p17 Assignee. Etc
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The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointments as assignee OF Allen r. Morgan,
OF Memphis, in The county OF SHELBY and
state OF tennessee, within said district, who
has been adiudged a Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court of said district
Memphis, the 18th DAY OF april,
A. %, 1863. WILLIAM Y. CIkODE,
apI3 PHI Assignee, Etc.
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In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee In the mat
ter OF Allen F. I0gsn, Bankrupt In bank
ruPtcy, District Of West Tennessee-ss.
The New York herald., 1869-01-09

A WORD OF ADvIoE.-We have o word of
advice to offer to our Canadian neighbors. It
is, to keep their good gold dollars at home
and not to throw them away at Washington
upon lobby whose nav is rapacious enough
to swallow up the whole Canadian treasury in
single session. Sir John Macdonald and his
associates may rest assured that all the para
graphs about Seward being favorable to q
reciprocity treaty and about Congress being
certain to pass one, and about General Grant
favoring reciprocity, which they see from time
to time in the Washington reports, are only
50 many minnows set to catch larger fish, and
we have no doubt they find that all such state
ments are followed by calls for more money
for the lobby. The truth is, Congress will pass
no reciprocity law In favor Of Canada and
which that government finds II worth her while
to pay large amount of money to secure; SO
the Canadians had better keep their gold dol
lars at home. They may want them all before
the winter is over.