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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
. 9IJI9.V
STEAMBOAT EXCURSION
FRIDAY, MAY Dist, 1863. ,
PROGRAMME :

PROGRAMME:
Captain FI.EM. CALVERT,
Commodore Of the Fleet.
No l. MARBLE CITf, Captain \. }. Carter.
No. 2,LnRRTY Su ?, Capt,da &. Conley.
No. 3. ROBERT BURNS, Captain Stein.
M. I. LEGAL TENDER, Captain j. u. Elliott
No. ). NnIIIE HANTBLETON,
4eEaea atapiain Lales Hsrmsisst
The boats wiu De Inarshs,lsd IN the drder
above enumerated.
Floor Managers. will he appointed on each
boat.
An excrllene Band Of Music VIII be far.
nished each boat.
The necessary steps viii br taken 10 pre-
serve order aud strict decorTm.s 81. RI "a
Tho boats are under the tna nageiaRIft Of
able and experienced officers. who, in con-
junction with the Committees viii use their
best efforts Tor the confggtaud safety nj the
passengers,
Boats will ieave the Memphis and ~. I.Buis
WharfbOat, foot OF ifersou street, az q O'Clock
pm. precisely, JOHN DONOVAN,
Chairman Executive Chnmittee.
VI. B. IRF1kN Ant, Secretary. my1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TRUST SALE.

on 20 , ACRES OF ARK ANSAS la NliS
: J,I % in Mississippi county,
MONDAY, 2lsr JUNE, IsG9, AT MEMPHIS.
TENNESSEE
BY virtue Of a decree OF the Chancerv side
OF the Circuit Court OF Mississippi county, At
the April Term, 1859, In the case OF II :
smith vs.. Sarah ". Fowikes et al. was ap-
pointed Trustee in the room and stead of Do
zier Thornton, deceased, to act under certain
Deed OF Trust executed ON the i0th day OF De-
ceTnber, 1873, by Jeptha and sarah W
FOWi1es. which was recorded IN the Regis
ter's ONCE OF Mississippi county, Arkansas in
Record Book No. 4, pages 1872 and l93 on the I'D
December, lSJS, and again recorded 18th Au-
gust, 1857, in Record Book vol. lst pages 5s)
u and y; now, therefore, by Virtue Of the pro-
visions OF said Deed or Trust and the author
ity given 10 me 10 act rs Trustee under the
aforesaid Decree OF the Chancery court of
SffssiSSfDpf enunfV. VIII on
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MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF.
Given by Brother ALI. Burnett.
afhs sa!!ohlag serl..r9sa. fresno J. ..s,.l IN. !

The following eorrsspondsbe e esl'ialns1Ii-
self:
MEMPHIS. TENS, May Is. 1869
Mr.. ALI. BURNETT-Dear Sir and Brother;
Knowing your willingness To respond to ey-
cry deserving object of Chority as far a. Ma
SOnry demands and especially 10 aid the Fra
teInity which claims you ~ a Brother, We re-
quest that you viii give an entertainment for
Memphis, at The New Memphis Theater, at
such a time as viii suit your eonSen ierct
Yours 9talernaIly,
\. J. Wheeler, r. VI. Cash, John Zrnt =. NJ j
Stanley, r. W. Mitchell. John Aainsle W.
\ Mathews Geo C. Harbln II. G. Steever
W. y. WilkerSon, II. &. COwperthwaIt. II. +.
Woodward X. e. Williamson. ". a. Ed
monds. q. keeier, IN efnbersof Tile Mefallitis
Masonic Board Or Relief
MENPFIIs, May ~, Isdg.
BROTHERS WHEELER, CASH. MITCHELL.
AISsLIE AND OTHERS: Your note of yestor-
day Is this moment received. n reply, would
state ! am truly glad 10 te able to contribute
my services g the worthy objectyou repre-
time aud place. an ash $. Won will give
the Credit 10 ST. CECILE LoDGE. New York
city OF which am ilentber 7 aIi,t 20 which
sonry. Yours, With Brotherly feeling.
AI.F. BI HNEIr
ElocutinRIst ami Hum0rlst.
AlEsslPnIs, May 10. lSia
BROTHER ALI. BURNETT: Your reply to our
note OF yesterday Is at hand, and The Relief
Board extends 10 yon tlieir wafpItst thanks
iOf your prolnpt res HoH-t-, am VIII mention
Monday evening. May y. lSo. at The Green
law Opera House as the tine and placr 10 givr
the much desired entertainfn,nI
Yours fraternaiiy, -A.J. WHEELER
Sec'y OF Memphis Masonic Board of Relief
The Benefit viii take place on MONDAY
EVENING, May 9th, on which oceaSiOn Mr.
b. will give splendid variety OF mis- HumOI-
Gus Characters. Poetic Gems Nsntrtloquai
limitations, assisted ily7 Miss FIEfES NASH,
the popular COnedienRe. aud Mr.. !. ".
the finest CancertIntst living
with his beautiful solos.
Tickets, 81 10; Chiidrua 30 cents. Doors
open at Il, o'clock: confluence az 81. rnyO
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

brief allusiOn 10 the origin of this import
ant discovery may not prove embarrassing.
nowned captain COOKS voyage around the
world, Is found the statement, that while so
Journlng for short time on the Brazilian
Coast OF south America, he Observed the ma
tives using. In the preparation OF their food.
n peculiar oil which. upon examination. he
found 10 possess the appearance, taste and
flavor Of Butter; upon further inquiry, how
ever, he ascertained that IL was simply sub
stance that the natives distilled IN a crude
and imperfect manner from a rich and luxu-
rant plant That grew spontaneously an
aOundantly In that warm tropical cOuntTy,
A few years ago an enniuent French chemist.
while on professional visit TO The tropics.
made numerous experiments with this re
markable production of nature, and succeed
Ell In extracting a concentrated essence Of the
plant. The formula for its preparation, and
the Sole Right for the sale IN this country are
the exclusive property OF this Company, By
whom IL was purchased from the original dis
eoverer. We claim for this remarkable. yet
simple and perfectly harmless preparation
lst- That by its use net gain OF nom 50 20
Oper cent. - made In the manufacture OF
Butter.
"a That Butter, which from age OF what
ever cause. may be strong. rancid, streake3 or
coarse grained, and comparatively useless for
general use by the aid of this Extract Is re-
stored to Its original freshness and sweetness,
fine grain and even color
Sd BY the use Of this Extract one pound OF
delicious, fresh Butter Is actually made from
one pint of milk.
4th. That a pure and excellent table. Butter
can be made, az cost OF from IS 70 ~ cents
per pound The chief expense wherein being
Butter, which is the essential base.
5th. That Butter Is manufactured by the
aid of this Extract Is equal In every respect To
the best butter made by the ordinary method
6th. The Extract, after thorough analysis
by able chemists, is pronounced perfectly free
from any deleterious substanes, the tngred1-
ents being purely Of a vegetable nature.
7th. In proof Of the foregoing assertions, the
factory of this Company IS making one ton OF
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
IN the New York market. and Is consumed
from the tables Of the first hotels, restaurants
and private families In this city and else
where.
A sample package OF the EXTRACT sum G
Client to make hfty pounds Of Butter, with
dress on the receipt ~.
CAUTfON.-As ali articles Of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, We would spe-
cially caution the public against eounterfeits
and worthless limitations, advertised rs pow
ders, compounds. etc, as the Extract OF the 2
Butter Plant IS prepared and sold only BY
The Economy Butter Company. 80
Oh1ee-llj Liberty STREET.. -..-
Fact0ry-216 GREENWICH STREET, n. Y.
state. County and City Rights for sale, offer-
ing to capitalists rare opportunities tor estae-
fishing staple business, paying enormous
profits.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, May 20.-The dele
gates to the New Orleans Convention
from this city are Messrs. Nerhotf,
Brandies, Fairfax, German, Taggart
and Wright.
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Cupping and Leeching.

for Cupping and Ieeching left at
~ Gus. LEoPo1D's BARHER SHOP, no. IL
Poplar street, corner of Front Alley, Mem
rhis, Tenn, will be promptly attended TO by
aPis .5ee Hiesi ny "EfSNiaH
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The Economy Butter Company.
Agents Wanted Everywhere.

NJ. CALART's Pure Vegetable CoIOring, 8
pound sufficient TO give rich golden yellcN
sample package, sent to any address 30
farmer should be without II, as white and
streaky Butter Is worth from six 10 ten cents
q pound less in all markets than that oI
rich yellow. teoA
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rai'a MARRIED.

IzARD-DUNN-A abe resldenee Of the
brides mother Ia Rogersville, Alabama, BY
the Rev. VIM. 4. Baldridge, Alr. JAMS 7.
YARD, Of Memphis, Tenn, and Mrs. ELIZA
BETH o. DCNN, Of Phillips county, Ark.
Evening papers copy.
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MAsosIc TRIBUTE OPREsPEcT

WHEREAS, It hath pleased Almighty God
10 call from US our esteemed Brother Mason,
THOMAS B. ADAMS:
RESOLVED, That we, AS a body, deeply de-
plore his untimely death, as a loss % the com
munity, and an affiIcting calamity 10 his dis
treSsed family.
RESOLVED, That We lender TO his family
and friends our heartfelt sympathy In their
sad bercaveBle en- t, and lniIr readiReSs to pour
the oil OF friendship Into their lacerated
boSOmS.
RESOLVED, That We, 80 = Lodge, move In
procession, and pay the last tribute OF respect
to his memory, this morning. ut 10 o'clock.
RESOLVED, That We wear the usual badge Of
for thirty days.
;. RESOLVED, That y copy Of the foregoing be
ef,read upon tire minutes OF this Lodge, and
that the Secretary hHrnish a copy of the same
TO the family oT our deceased brother, and
that copy also be sent the Bolivar Bulletin
and Memphis Appeal for publication.
r. \ HARDY.
JOHN a. WILSON,
-a.. A. .azs " ". ROBERTSON, Il
G Is0li var, Tenn. COmnlittee
ass uEw snvEpTIcCHEN
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BUTTER.
TIL &
ECONOMY BUTTER co

Ask the attention of all interested In the re-
ductiOn of the eXtravagant cost OF Butter, TO
their practical and economical system OF max
ting pure prime Butter by aid Of the
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BANKRUPTCY.
Bankrupt Sale of Real and Personal
2g0perty.

Ia the matter Of ". Q. ROGERS, Bankrupt
d y virtue az a ~ neral order OF sale entered
ID by the District Court Of the United States
iOr the District @; West Tennessee. in Bank
ruptry, on the 18th day OF December. 4 T.,
lS,is. We viii proceed to sell,
rs n tsSB.NN-, u NE $. iSG.
Ia jht. highest and best bidder, FOR CASH
in front oi tle Nalduan Block, No. 40 Main
street, Memphis, TENT, at l. m. Of said day,
the follow ing described property, belonging
10 IN, estate OF said Bankrupt. viz;
Lot No. l., In the town Of MOnteZuma. Me-
Marry county, Tenn, 100 feet by 100 feet,
lot nesr the tONn Of AdamSyilic, AieSairy
county. Tenn, containing half an acre. more
or less.
Lot in tie said town OF AdamsyHe about
81 feet by 40 feet.
Lot No. - in Snitt town OF AdainsYille, 100
feet BY 81 y feet.
Also, the right, Title and Interest, if any, in
q certain tract OF land in Mc<airy county,
Tenn, containing III acres, more or less, now
claimed by +. ". Scott.
Also the right and title 10 all the Books OF
Account. together with all notes, open ac-
counts and claims of every description, due
ana belonging 10 the said bankFuPt's estate,
none Of which have been delivered 10 the as
signees.
Terms Of Sale-i'aSh and deposit of ten
per cent. required on each lot AT the time OF
sale WM. \. CIRODE
OSCAR WOODBRIDGE,
ASsignees, Etc.
Y1,-IS - \ !IO Mar, street NantnbIs Tenn
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EXTERNAL APPLICATION,

SnlhternaI adjuvants being required in Rny
ease. ofIfy 10 regulate the bowels, II const pa
ted, or In Diarrhea or Dysentery.
The PILES, while aStOnishlngly prevalent
in their various forms amongst all classes OF
10th sexes. are. at the same time the most
distressing, frequently dangerous. and hlth-
ertO most difficult OF cure.
Persons who suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally try everything they can
learn Of purportfng 10 cure the disease Vet
realize no permanent advantage therefrom.
They have been told professionally, perhaps,
there Fsas 40 ps-rma aent cure FOR Piles" and
eonsequeuuy have dsspaired Of any futUre
eessatlOn frrsh pain and SJftfering
To all such a SPECIFIC Is Offered far their
relief. The
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NOTICE.

AIR. H. pOHi.E has been admitted part
VI ner In my business, which win DE con-
uGued under the frm OF MARBU Ri & 60.
EDWARD WAKBJ re-.
Memphis, fenu., May Is, 1852 my0
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ZrWANTED,

HEH & NA - Eh
vEHE FOLLOWING NUMBERS OF THE
i MEMPHIS APPEAL of 1857;
February to February II, inclusive.
June rs, II, Is, 10.
July 5, q to 81, inclusive. ....
=, 9, "A, & q, 90. .t-s
September ., !, s, 10, a, 5, u, g.
October 2, 5, II, I, 10, -, q.
November 10, L.
And of 1858:
january 2, 10. =
& February T. 5,6,7,S 4, L, g.
March 8, -, II, rs, % q, y, q, p.
: June /, Les, 10, u, Is. 20 g. @, 2,
July i, ., 3, s, to Is, n TO ., ., 80, 81.
August 2, s, s, l6, 20, q, 80, 81.
aSupposing that q dle was retained for me IN
the ofhce neglected all the numbers while
was editor. TO preserve the articles wrote,
am very desirous 10 procure the above NUM-
bers and shall be under many obligations %
friends who will furnish them shall gladly
pay for them any reasonable price. II sent TO
Box sS, Posteffiee, Memphis, they win reach
rae tmyl3l 80 ALBERT PIKE. &
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WATCHES AND SPECTACLE.
R. A. MOON,
Cotton Factor, General Produce
AND
Commission Merchant.
fbs @ NO. 4HowARDs ROW.
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm of E. ROBBINS & BRADLEY. OF
Il Memphis and New York, Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The firm name
VIII be signed by either party In liquidation.
The entire stock of goods and the good will
Of the business has been sold and conveyed TO
NessTs. BARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON,
who will conduct in Memphis the business,
ON their OwH account, and IN whose behalf
the confidenee OF the public Is respectfully So
........ ...-. ELISHA ROBBINS,
46 Warren street, New York City.
f F.f EDWARD BRADLEY,
223 Second street. Memphis, Tenn
Dated al Mempnis, April &c, ls69.
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NCTr QUA IA
BUCKEYE SALvE

Is strictly scientific combination OF well
known remedial agents, and the prOpristors
tBtSe n0-hSSttatiou IN saying the HICKEY +
SALNE is the
ONLY iNFALLisLe SPECIFIC
Ever Citse0NeFed for that disease. and which
cures by Out ward application only, and that
IN time to come. as In the past, Il viii stand
the test OF trial without q failure, 10 perform
all the prOprietOrs claim Tor II, II the dirsc
tiOns are attended To.
A large number Of gentlemen throughout
the country Of high character and influence
haYe Voluntarily attfsted to Its efficacy in
their own cases, not nom hearSay, and whose
certificates may he seen by reference 10 the
publications
The prapriatars y IN forward TO any address
dhe bottle, postpaid. on receipt % the-retait
price, one Dollar per bottle.
A Liberal Discount to Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine.
be17'isH nc 1EH - 11W
This Sslye viii keep In any climate for
years.
VA. RslGGS & CO., ProprietOrs,
pss DIV MEMPHIS, TENN
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Avery curious book will shortly be
published i'm Paris. Ii will contain an
authentic account of the relations Of
Prince Napoleon with his cousin, the
present Emperor, during the four
years succeeding the overthrow of
Louis Philippe. The editor of the
Independence Beige, one Of the martyrs
OF the coup n eiOf, has written the
book, which will contain number of
very curious disclosures. Thus, for
instance, il win prove by a number OF
sworn statements that Prince Ma
pOleOn, as a member of the National
Assembly, moved, ON the I'd of De
cember, at one Of the er te9pore meet
ings of a certain of representa-
tiVes, that Louis Napoleon be declared
an outlaw, and i'm a speech in which
he advocated the adoption of his mo-
ton hedenounced the traitorous Presi-
dent of the French Republic in un-
measured terms, and limited very
plainly that Louis Napoleon had no
NapOleOnic blood in his veins.
a gentleman in search of lodgings
in Paris inquired the price Of room,
and was told that IL was six hund<ed
lIulCo a YEAR. AhtlliIIhtllB tilitt IL was
too high, he crossed the street and
found another precisely like the first,
which he was told was eight hundred
francs. "IOw? Two hundred francs
more than the other side of the street,"
"Ah! but if Monsieur should happen
TO die in this house hewould be buried
at Pere La Chaise, While if he should
die opposite he would be carried to
Mont Parnasse.p ~et Hsf
in digging away the earth, last
week, TO get a foundation for an addi-
tional switch for railroad in front of
the Manassas Hotel, the hands came
upon several hundred pounds of iron
belonging to government harness,
which was burned by Stonewall jack
son during the war.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appoihtment as assignee Of Adolph Bohms,
Of Memphis, in the county of Shelby and
state of Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adiudged q bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court OF said District
Memphis, Tenn, the 18TH day of May, A. D..
1859. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
myl6 . 90 : Assignee, lite. Z
In the District Court OF the nited States. for
the District OF West Tennessee Inthe mat
ter Of Thomas Fitzpatrick, Bankrupt In
bankruptcy, District or Westaoft Tennes-
SEES.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned herehy gives notice Of his
appointmentas assignee Of Thomas Fftzpat-
rick, of Durhamville, In the county of Lau-
derdale and State of Tennessee, within said
District who has been adjudged Bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the Dlstrict Court
OF said District. IHI ~ ID
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day OF May, Al
1882 lXIEIIAM Y. CIRODE
l. 1nNl6 q 10 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 William C. Postal bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
10 whom Il may concern: e...-r -.rfrl
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee ofWiliialn c. Postal,
Of Memphis, in the county OF Shelby and
state Of Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adJudgeda n Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by The District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the IN day OF May,
A. D.. 181a.- WILLIAM Y. C1RODE, -
mys . = sr4r sr. Assignee, Etc.
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NEW { SEc0ND- HAND FURNITURE

y ~ VI iO-Nt
BY W. H. PASSMORE g. CO.,
Oc. SECOND STREET, THIS MORNING..
= , at ldDirlock. myel
attention, Planters and Traders
4 WILL trade IA new, fresh aud desirable
1 Sio'lS ot Clothing for No, I plantation,
nON bring worked with stock maple en- IS
ctc.. having good q ell and quarters. The
goods VIII Dee sold at y. Y. invoice, and the
p29tai1gi' '4a7i rs priced y n sass s 5isi;
my2i No. 9o Jefferson 81, louisville. Ky.
Ia the District Court Of the Unired states, for
the District OF West FrnneSser. In the mat
ruptey, pistrsct of HfTi Tspnssse .i8C
70 whom j, may concerui
The undersigned hereby gives notic. of his
appointment aS assignee. OF II. X. Bently,
OF The county OF shelby and State of Ten
adjgdgrd "a bankrupt upon his own petitian.
10y the District Court OF said District.
Memphis Tenn. TIRE 18th dag OF Maya. IL,
lS9. = . NfAiiAAi f.ClRtaF,
my2l > Assignee, Etc.
In the District Cuurt OF the United states. for
she District ~ West Tennessee. In the mat
ter al Gustav f. BlanZ. Ban krupt. In bank
ruptryf District of West Tenpesssr=ss-. "a, "a.
To wltoFf, Il tnas csnrerl = Z " f'Ffa aJr
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment es ASH gnee - Gustav r. BlanZ.
0i Memphis, IN the county Of Shelby and
state %! Tennessee. Within said District, who
has been adjudged eanErupt upon his own
petition, hy The District COurt OF said District
Memphis. Tenn.. The 10Th DAY OF MAY, .D.,
ls9. WILLIAM y. ClRODEt
my2i ., Assignee. Etc.
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are being sent over the state for the
purpose OF hurrying up delingueuts.
The first is directed to Tax Collect
OrS of the different counties and reads
as follows:
The State Treasurer is now, and viii
continue To be for the next TIVE
months, passing through the igost diff
ficlllI and trying crisis to which it has
ever been subjected. Ii will require
constant vigilance and myielding per
severance on the part OF her revenue
officers i'm the collection and paying
over of revenue 70 keep the good ship
atioat. The danger IS mt home. This
is addressed to you 10 request you to
exert yourself fully from now 10 July
18th, when | hope with your assist
ance tU bc able to reach the port Of
safety.
u / beg leave TO add, hurry up your
settlements for past years, 50 that
may give you an honorable record In
my repOrt lending September 30th,
1869. to the next Legislature.
The second circular Is direcIed To
each President of Railroad, to whom
the State has loaned funds, and reads
thusly:
VII A'AptltAA va tlt' ~ hAAtAAAN 'AAAiA "a
and dangerous condition of the finan-
cial situation of the State, | beg leave
TO address YOU now, this circular let
ter, calling your attention 10 the absO-
lute necessity of prOmptneSS ON your
part in the payment Of the interest
due the state on the bonds loaned
your company.
The substance OF the law on the sub
jet will be found, as you are aware,
in section 100 of the Code Of Tennes-
see, the COmptroller's Office being
substituted for the Bank OF Tennessee.
Payment here is preferred. If, how
ever, It will best suit the convenience
of your company 70 pay in New
York, to the Fourth National Bank,
(Our fiscal agent there no objection
will be made inside the time pre-
scribed by law.
The third circular is addressed 10
County Court Clerks, and requests the
immediate forwarding to the Comp
troller's Office of the revenue bonds of
the Tax Collectors of the different
cOuntieS. .-N NdSh,riHe Banner, 1911,
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NOTICE.

MR. JAMES KELLY, OF No. o. AIabarna
WI street, Is authorized to act NJ nv agent IN
my absence nom the city.
myl5 GEO p ZTEC;T FP
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cOPARTNERsHIP.

ENROM the above It viii be seen that We
II have become the SUCCESSORS Of Messrs- =.
Robbins & Bradley, In the general Hardware
Business. Our well known experience IN
this trade Induces US to rely upon continu-
ancs Of the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon our predecessors. We propose 70 keeP
the surrounding country, and viii be prepared
az all times to eifer great inducements 70 pnr-
''a BARBoVK, WILDER SIMPSON.
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H4rHETHER OF LONG STANDING OR RE-
w cent origin internal or external. whether
attended wlth Prolapsus, Hemorrhage or OBJ
structfon, and al by
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DRUGS, ETC. -
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF HERSANDO INSURANCE CO..
MEMPHIS, 1'ESN-, May 10, 1889. Z
NOTICE Is hereby given that dividend oil
~ ten per cent. was this day declared upon
the capital stock OF the fernando Insurance
company, free Of Government tax.
myH sE-. y. y. MAY Secretary
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The Memphis Chamber of Commerce

4 RE u.Sps ctiuily requested 70 meet at their
y Hail. THIS FRIDAY MORNING. at 81.
uclock. v. II. CHERRY, President
InY9I Memphis Chamber of commerce
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-21

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Frederick L. Warner, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District of West Tennessee-Ss.
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of Frederick l.. War
ner, % Memphis, in the county Of Shelby
and state OF ,Annessee, within said District,
who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his
own petition, by, the District Court Of said
District.
Memphis, Tennessee the 7th day OF May
a. D.. 1859. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
my u y Assignee, Etc.