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The people Of Georgia can bless their
stars that Congress did not have an
other half hour 10 go upon. What coca
stoned us 0f the Southwest the loss, for
the time being, of the FL Paso franchise,
insures them freedom from the restraints
and bCdevilmeuts Of BEN BUTLER's in
famous measure for the reconstruction Of
their Safe. Il was among the bills not
reached. Very conveniently for the
President and his party, a. if attempted
to be enforced, (Which GRANT would
have dOne under his general promise as
well ss osth) i would not Only have &C.
casionsd trouble, tut perhaps hopelsssly
divided the party, the most able r 1dieals
opposing it as viOlstivs Of thsir original
plans, aud calculated to create confusion.
Perhaps it was owing to the prevalence
OF these views, known TO DO ia accord
with the Presidents, that it was forgot
ten, and 60, let us hope, indefinitely post.
pODed. Oar Georgia friends can breathe
easier.
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1T tlmidef the great responsibility, but
Grant urged him, and he finally agreed
to accept. The next day he learned that
Mr.. Washhurne had determined on q
'ist Of the most prominent foreign APP
continents, which he assisted should be
made before he retired. Unwilling to
take the oflice under such circul-
stances, and not wishing 70 oppose
any recommendations that Mr.. Wssh-
burne might make, he immediately sent
word to the President Withdrawing his
previous acceptance of the office, saying
that II would be impossible for him to
take the place. and without seeing Grant
iert for New York. Grant dispatched q
messenger after him, uzging him to re.
.onsider his action, but Wilson eeood
firm ia his deoIination, and then Feb
was selected for the position.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE.
The probable length of the extra ses-
si3n Ct the Senate for the consideration
Of the executive business Is variously es-
tims,ed at from week to four, and it
is probable that the business which must
be considered will not be disposed Of 10
less than 3 fortnight. II so Don Il sides
the nominations which are to be made,
consisting Of several hundred, and all Of
WHICH Will IequEb mJAO VI AScs Ah0j
there are thirteen foreign treaties to be
considered, among which are the Ala
bama and other claims treaties, the
treaty for the purchase OF the Danish Is
lands (St. Thomas spd st. John's), the
Darien treaty, the English natural "a
ton treaty, the Sandwich Island Ieci-
procity treaty, and the Belgium trade
mark treaty. Some Ct these treaties wi
have to be ratified at the present session
of the Senate, or they become void,
among which ere the Danish treaty,
which expires in October, 1859, unless
sooner ratified.
1t Is expected the Alabama treaty will
be considered at considerable length, Mr.
Sumner will make an exhaustive and
elaborate argument, taking strong
grounds against ratifying any treaty
with England until u scknowledg
meuts and apologies sre made foc the &c
ton of England in recognizing the BEL
ligerent righ;s of the rebsls. 1t Is said
Mr.. Sumner declared it IS his belief that
the Alabama treaty, if submitted to the
Senate in its present shape, would not
get q single vote in its favor.
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soNNECTICUT.

Toe New York Citizen, 10 the follow
log extract, accounts for the dsfeat o
the Democracy Of Connecticut, and, il
the Hdlicised lines, suggests the way il
Ehicn the Democracy OF Shelby county
sill be defeated-unles there is q marked
Improvement upon their present con.
duct:
This historical Incident covers the whole case
of be Democratic defeat in Connecticut last
MJndgy. So far as the Democracy were con-
erred, the election weDtby default. The Stale
ticket twice e~.ected-the second time by q
d ubled majority-was defeated by so small 9
vote tUat an, thing like an effort would have
made It's suecess certain. The First and Second
Congressional districts, in each Of which there
was a de-. ded Democratic majority, were lost,
first. because tie Democracy tried The expert
ment OF running repeniant Eepubl'cans In
stead Of Democrats next because these csndi-
dates had not only the 7 old record o. Radical
ism to contend with, but a Know-NOthing rec
ord as well and iaSs because no special e9oTt S00a
made % elect them. Never tCGs AaTe 50 POOrlu
conducted a cdnUdSs IN CORHeetieEt, and HeUer a
duIler campaign. APGthg ruled the Tanks and
the hour. Defeot, 50 far from being dreaded 0aS
actually coUTted, and, Of course, under such cir
cUmstGnces, 10 came.
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NEW YORK.

The Herald's Washington special gives
the follow ing account Of the alleged in
terview between Senator Ross and tbs
President. Ross was admitted at the
same time IS old Il sch Chandler, but had
the fret cnancs to 8 sak to the Presi-
dent
al came, Mr. President, to talk with
you about appointments for my State,
having heard you intend to make GER
tain nominations. They may not har-
meDizs with my desires, if you deem it
worth while to consult them Ia the
least.h
To which Gran laconicalIy and inter-
negatively respo- ded
"Well, sir"
This Presidential response was not in
the manner 20 be relished by the * snsas
Senator.
IAN 1 to understand that 1 am right.
~ informed as 70 your stated intentions
to disregard my preference in The mat
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RECEPTION OF x-rREsIDENr

AbAhLSB e.
By reference to our local columns it
will be seen that all the arrangements
necessary TO make the reception Of the
ex-Prssldsnt 3 success, have been pre-
pared By the several committees having
the matter IN charge. We hope thst
whatever Of eclGt can be added by The
clt.zsns will be rendered in tbs same
hearty as has characterised The
movements OF the gentlemen who have
50 distinguished themselves in this mat
ter. Mr. JOHNSON WI errive st $50 ..
m and Will b. received as he deserves,
with ell honor, by the people for whom
he ia prepared to labor until every dis
franchised son OF Tennessee stands 3
freeman.
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ter, Mr.. Prssideat?" Inquired the Sem
stor.
"That IS s question hardly susceptible
Of an answer, sif! 10 what sppoint-
msnts do you sliade? Inform me, and
then I can reply" rel dued Grant.
Senator Il % liked the second answer
ss Iittle as the first, bat bagirg cone for
ca Enlightenment, he was determined not 10
go away in a fcg. TIE Senator, there
fore, siih suppressed rage, explained the
appointments to which he had referred.
"Frankly, eli" said Grant, II intend
not 90 make thOse appointments"
What, sir! You seorn TO accommo-
date the least" said R1ss, boiling Over
with rage.
"Sr, 1 believe 1 have given you my
answer" sternly replied Grant.
"Tais is not treating me fairly, Mr..
President, nor as one gentleman should
another" uttered r %.
" I have no intention to be dictated
To-" said Grant, sharply.
"NJr l to be iGeUlted even by you, sir,
were you twenty times the President
cAo'9ih1Su AsOcel WIN MS lE6 SLlffeG 10
white heat.
81 must decline 10 be annoyed any
furthef on this subject" muttered Grant
between his teeth, and desired the inter-
view should terminate.
You ard ysur desires go to h-Il,r
roared out r lss.
"S!r, leave the house or I shall force
you out" thundsred Gfanf.
Ross took his departure accordingly. IN
q terrible rage. Grant threw himself
into q chair tie moment the door closed
and wiped his brow with his handker.
chief. Saying 10 old q 4eh Chandler:
"After that [ must cool off,
The second weekly reception of Mrs
Grant took place a. the Executive Man
sion to-day, and lasted from two to foul
o'c.ock A large number OF ladies, to.
geLhsr with several distinguished gen.
Llemen, were present.
In the Senate only two nominations
were Confirmed to-day, viz J. LAthroI
Motley, Minister to England, and John
Joy, Minister to Austria,
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n NAw CD.L, CToR or INTkRNAI.
REVEEVR

III saw CpsLs eros oF IHTkRNBS
REVENUE.
We understand that q DR.. SALTER,
ed to be a very worthy friend Of q O.
resident GRANTS friends, has been sp
olnte3 Collector Of Internal Revepu'
or Sis D strict vics RoLFE S. SAUE-
bERs, removed, for beirg a friend OF
ANDREW JOHNSON. Who is this d
sALrEE? Can anybody tell us? We
have made diligent inquiry, but, 80 far,
,svr failed to receive an answer to our
,~atisfsc;ioD. He Is g stranger to Mem
5his and West Tennessee, or having
,een q resident Of this part Of the world,
SO kept himself so secluded Sc r.
be unknown. But he is q friend
OF the Presidents friend. That is
sufficient. We hope that when he ar
rives Mr.. SAUNDERS will show him the
city aud remain near him until be
earns its intricscies, and especially until
ne IL satisfied be can find bis way fram
mis- boarding house to his ofnce. RoLFE
must Turkish his Biblical lore and prac-
ice the precept in regard to the Stran-
ger that is within thy gates"
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TO P~RINrLRs-roR SALE.

About three hundred pounds of Long
Primer tgpe as good oS ReW siE hundred
dHd Biypounds Ct BreUier; five hundred
and fifty pounds Of NonpGTiaj and a
fer extra fonts and material Nth which
to fit out q first class country netcspOper
Office. applications addressed to the
undersigned Uithin the nert tlgo sCeeks
S0iH receive prompt attention.
AISsLIE, HEATING g 70.
appeal Omee
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Ard RIVERS.

CAIRO, April 1S.-Arrived Up, Thomp
sou Dan at Z a.m Fulton Ne. 8, 4 p.m
d 'wn-Bslls st. Louis, 6 pm.
River fell ak inches.
ST LOUIS, April 13.-Arrived-M4
gsnts, Rubicop.
Dspsrted-Msrble City, Mississippi.
Weather clear aud pleasant.
CINCINNATI, April Is. -Arrivsd-
WesLmorelsnd.
River Fising. Cloudy and showing.
New ORLEANS April IS.-Arrived-
Arthur and Mary R)ustou.
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER

Late Appearance of Spring Feafher-
VernaI openings Of the Viii aers and
MOdistes-Ghe ERshfOns-stFangers I'm
m City-TheafricaIs and amusement
-~COnventiOn of U. -. Tieket Agents
memphis asd Arkansas u. y. Mail
Packet Line-Cenvenieney for Invalid
Travel TO Little sock Mrs. g.. f. Win
dies Forthcoming Great VOlume-Ye-
IOcIPedes-ahe central Park-RePnbli-
can A~rist0eraey.
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THANKS.

Our thanks sTe due, and sre elsewhere
in a personal way tendsred, to the many
kind friends who assisted ia saving the
contents Of cur editorial rOom. To the pre-
prieiors and editors Of the Avalanche and
the Ledger We, in an especial way, returr
hearty thsnks for kind attentions AID
warm expressions Of gO0d viii.
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oPINInNs OF TILE PRESS

That cur readers may judge Of the
effect produced in NAshvills by the last
tpeech Of ex- President JOHNSON, we re
produce on cur fret psge the opinions Of
it by the press Of ;hst city. We direct
special attention to The dessrvedly eulo-
CYSTIC articles Of the Union and Aneri-
can and The Bonner.
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NETEE5lS AFPEAE
WEDNESDAY MORNINs. APRIL IL, So,
~

FIRST PAGE-JohnSon, What he Nashrilf
papers sagg his hpeech-Ca5G-Ths Leees-AH
indian DUel-Unioh Cdy- ObhuaTy-TUaehea
and Eaton WGrain0-Greece-Gc org0 IndNst1ss
Denomination
FOURTH PAGE-F5naHcs aud TTGd-RiUa'
LnfsRiQenee- Greg Nars.
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By Telegraph
NASHVILLE.
Grand Reception to the Mem
Phis Delegation.
visits Of the sodaInty Band.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
NAsHvILLE, April Is, Q pm. There
was increased enthusiasm to-day by the
citizens Of Nashville, on account of the
demonstrations OF kindness oH the part OF
West Tennessee to ex President Johnson.
The Mayor, Aldermen and tie city au-
thorities, gave 3 grand reception to day
at the Merchants Exchange to the Mem
phis delegation and the SodaIity Band.
One hundred ard fifty persons sat down
to dinner. State, county and city au-
thorities, we're well represented. Ia the
absence OF Gov. Senter. owing to illness,
Gen. Cooper represented him, making
an eloquent and patriotic speech, hoping
he day would SOON coma when there
would be 10 East, Middle or West Ten
nessee, but one great State. ApproFiat4
speeches were made by Alderman Durff,
Judge Soruggs, Capt. FoIger, Judge ]
W. Smith, Mayor Alden and Mr.. Grant,
Of the Board OF County Commissioner s
Of Davidson county.
The festivities we're anliveped by ex~
cellent music By ysUr SoUality Band.
They visited Prof Wards Female
Academy and were cordially received by
the young lsdies representing every
State in the South also the Orphan
Asylum, where they were greeted by the
little ones by singing the Wearing
OF the Green"
fhe escort, with ex-President Johnson,
leaves ct nins O'clock tonight.
Mr.. Johnson will speak at several
points on the way. MAC.
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CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL AssOCIA.
TIaIN.

CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL ASSOCIA-
TION.
The special attention Of the reader Is
directed to the following appeal from the
ladies Of the Confederate Memorial As
ISOLATION Of Lynchburg, Virginia. These
ladies are engaged in 3 task that should
enlist the warmest ~sympsthies of the
people OF Tennessee and of Memphis,
and we hope those who read the APPEAL
will not fail to lend them their co-opers-
ton and help:
TO TIE LADIES or Tbs sOUTH
The ladies ofthe Confederate Memorial AssO-
citation OF L~ynchburg, virginia, would respect
fully call the attention of their sisters OF the
SOuthern States to the fact thai several thou
sand so diers rom the various States are bu-
riei ia the cemetery of that city, and ~earneAtly
sole t their ss,i tancs II the work they have
undertaken OF erecting q suitable instrument
10 Their memory. Tue L~yuehbuTg Association
IA S already enclosed the GENE cry, rurIed the
graves, and IS now soliciting a sun to defray
the ez pepse OF The TIT impOver-
ished condition OF the people Of Virginia re-
vents their caring = the graves OF the COnfed-
crate dead who repose in her soil In the man
ner they desire, aad they Confidently appeal to
the women 0. The South 10 contribute to their
holy work. Any donations msy be sent tS
either Of the undersig ed officers OF the asso-
elatiOR.
MRS. Il. F BoCoCK, President.
MISS CAkRIK q. WARWICK, Sec'y.
Memorial ASS ciatton OF Lynchburg, Va.
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-TELEGRAPHIO


WEktteEfS mtEAGk
NEW ORLEANS, April I8.-Coiton sitter to.
wards the cio-e. MlddlDgs ZsAg28%e. sales
4SO bales. Receipts 3l05 OaIe-. Exports $50
bales Receipts swelled this week by arrivals
I ON Memphis sod S2sz. steriiag 41A. New
YORK sigh tsc prsIbiuu. Filur active and
nTm sup IN "a 50 62% Xxx s. 80. xxx So 70.
Corn big ar al IA. Bran 81 70 Hay steady /;
prlm sza. F-Tk dall at s32. BacOn, retain
IA LIZ 9I'R Lard duh stiercs ISGIgc; keg
2Ge2'c. sugar dull; common SGlIc; prime
lf&c. mo!asses scalcs-no prime Offering; ter.
mentng 52H95sc. WHISKY quiet and un-
prime, 174gl7s4c.
81. Louis nrkeG
ST. LOUIE, April a Flour, 81 I595 25.
Wheat 81 409t 60. Corn 621z@6 C. Sugar Ia
loo. MOlasses 75@S5e. POrk 30 soc 81. Bufk
meats nominal. Bacon shoulders I3Le sides
lbA 9l5@zc. Hams Zoe. Lard I78IzLc.
C1ncAnnatS MaEAss ~
CINCINNATI. april l3-Flour Sc 25aG 50. Corn
64965c. Oats eos. Pork s3l. Whisky soc. Bulk
meats l29lizc. u seon, shoulc ers Iso; sides
lGAgl5Ac. Aams ls9ls;. Lard Isc. Wheat
u j59l 30. Ryes A.. Cotton Ia fair demand !:
M1"Glings H@c. Bitter 40c. Eggs I8aI9c.
Cover seed 81 2093 30
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MARRIED,

JONTS-G BER-At the Christian Church.
April 18Th, at s o'siock, by the Rev. DR.. q. J.
GoBER.
We congratulate our young fie d A upsn
his marriage to a lady 50 worthy OF him, AID
who Is SO well fitted to be a helpmate and a
wife, indeed. A gentleman, warmly appre-
c!aied and beloved by sis friends, Miss MATTE
could not have selected a better husband, one
more likely to insure her happiness and well
fare. We tender our congratulations to bo,h,
and hope for them all " and pleasure. B.
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NEW ADvERrxsEM'NTs


In the District Cou-t Of tho UEited states for
the Dtstrt Of West TenneSsse.-In the mat
Ter OF z Be stuS g c., bsnkfuEts. in BarR-
rnptcy, before Thomas j. Latham, ESq., Res-
To the creditors Of the above named bankrupts.
fake notice. that a tsird general meeting OF
tee creditors 81 said bankrurts wall be held At
the Office OF said Register. in the city of Nom
OF May, A -. 1853, at II O'CLOCK a IN, FER tie pur-
poses named in the 9th section az the Bsnlx-
rupt Act Of Mach 2 4Cy
Memphis. April n. Isas. sp1
In the District Court o. the United stafes for
the District, OF West Tennessee In the mat
ter OF HeuA =. King. bankrupt. In bang
Tuptcy, before Thomas Latham. Esq, Reg
iEtsr.
To the creditors Of the above named bankrupt:
Take notice, that a second general meeting of
the creditors Of said ankiupt will be held ST
the Office OF said Register, In ths city OF Mem
Phis. in said District, on Wednesday. the 18th
day OF May 1853 att o'clock IN. for the purpose
named Ia the Z1th section Of the Bankrupt Act
Of March 2, 1857. W. Z. CIRODE, Assignee.
Memphls. april Is. 1853 apl4
hI the District Court or the United states Tor
the DISTRICT of West Tennessee-In the mat
ter Of Robert ]. Morgan, bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy before Thomas J. Latha9, Esq,
Register.
To toe creditors OF the above named bankrupt:
al notice, that a second general meeting Of
the cteuAbors OF sald bankrupt. VIII B. e neld AT
the Office OF said Register, in the city OF Mem
phis,iu said District, on Wednesday the I2th day
OF May, 1853, at il O'Clock a m, f r the purpose
named In the 9th section OF the Bankrupt Act
of March z, 1851. W. Y. CIRODt, Assignee.
Memphis, April Is. 1853. arI4
In the District Court OF tue UuILed oLaIes, 90
the District OF Vest Tennessee. In the Elst
ter OF Reilly a Retady, Bankrupts. Ia bank
Iuptry. Before Thomas j. -atham, ESq ,
Regis er.
To the creditorsofthe above named bankrupts
Take notice that a third general meeting o.
the creditors of the said bankruUts viii re held
at The Office Of said Register, In the city Of
MemphiS, In said District, on Tuesday, the uth
day OF May, AID 1869, at IL o'clock am, for
the purpose named In the 9th section Of the
Bankrupt Act Of March 2 1857.
". CIRODE, Assignee.
Memphis, April IL. 1869. apIA
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95E1.

C4NNoS AT the residence of his father. No.
80 Robson street, JAMES CANSoN, son Of Mich
ael aud Anna Cannon, aged six years and ten
months.
The friends of the family are Invited to at
tsnd the funeral, this Wednesday afternoon
at 2% O'Clock. from their residence
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NOTICE OF DlSSOLUTION.
Vim. A. R0hipSll & Co., Western FHHirY

THE undersigned, one OF the members OF the
i above Il m, hereby notifies the public. tnat
said firm became cissOlvs q on the sd OF De-
cembers lese, By prccsedirs = IN bankruptcy or
tbs senior partner. ~ a. = biasOn. COM
menee1 by him on SAID day. The Eaid Robin-
sen, toget er with he remaining partners. 4.
Nicholson RndT. B. SRapds Is, ha~lnR.eiueesai
al solu11n. Notwithstanding the protests OF
tbs unders gnec, illegally carried on the said
0ustnes-; an erder has been Cnfained in SAID
BANKRUPTCY proceeding upon the petition o
ne undersigned, ON the Hon. E0onaDy r..
Trigg, u. :. Dstr ct Judfe. ETC.. adjourn ing the
return-day Of the warrant. and nnst nesting
IN saic protesting, until the nTsi Non0ay In
May nexf, and notice Issued 70 said Nicholson
and sanders TO appear on said day, and ehCw
cause Why the SAID drm shouid not 0e declared
bankrupt.
This publication Is made FOR be protection or
the public IN csaling win sid Am.
apl3 r. =. NTERLE
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E ADvERTISm,ENTS
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Immense Reception o. the Great Tragedian.
OsEPH PR c. iR.
WedDesdsy veBsBR AprpE Iz-WiH he pro
duced he deeply interesting classical Roman
play, entitled DAMON AND PYrHIAS Da-
mon. Joseph Proctor.
In Rehearsal-JACK CADE.
Saturday, at l O'CLOCK p.m-GRAND MATT.
NEE by Joseph Proctor. Admission. 90 cts.
SCALE OF P~RIUEs-Dress Circle and ParQueJte.
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, Sd
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents Colored Gal
lery, IS cents.
Doors op1n at quarter to ? O'Clock curtain will
rise at 8 precisely. Box book open from 10
O'Clock al. TO 5 pm.
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IRON and after this date we will not reeor-
nize any bushes Transaction %xecu ed or
entsTs f, INTO by +. A. MfERLE Ia the name OF
the arm OF W. A. Robinson q Co., he hay ne
neglected his dnties as a partner OF this Arm
for the past twelve monenrs and sbsented him
teaf from our Office sl1cs March I'D.
WM A. RHRfNS1N.
K NICHOLSON.
THOMAS b SAUNDERS.
Memphis, April y, 1853
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On tbs 18th day Of May, 1858,


600 SECONDsTREET-keepa constantly on
sOUO hand the bsst lee cream aud SHda
Water. My SalO N Las lust been q ted uDin
superb ST, Ie, and l would re- PectfniIy soiieis
the patronage of my old friends and The pubiic
generally. apit
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SPRING GOODS!
GOODS!
Southern PaIaceI
HOWELL, WOOD Z co
222 NATN CTREEu
Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF DOYLE &WYLIE Il THIS
day dissolved BY consent. JANIS r
DOYLE will remsin al the-o.d stand ana con-
tinue bu-if ess fer himself. aud he alone Is au.
thorized 10 settle up the Olt nusl1ess, collect
and receipt for all claims owing TO it.
LANES &. DOYLE.
John WYLIE.
Memphis April g. IS Q. ann
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In the District Court of the United States for
the District OF ~est Tennessee. In the mat
ruptcy. Before Thomas j. Latham, EaQ Reg
lister.
the creditors OF the above named BANKRUPT:
Tahe office that a third general meeting OF
the creditors Of hald bankrupt will be held at
the Office Of SAID Rezist r, In tha city OF Mem.
Bh s, n said itis,F ct on wednesday. the I2th
day OF May, AID 1853, at II o'c:0ek am. Jor
the purpose named in the 9Th section OF the
Bank apt Act OF March 2, 1901,
Y. CIRoDE, Assignee.
Memphis, April 10, 1853. spl4
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