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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

Why is it that Iillsboro is behind 9TH
or towns in rendering a tribute Of respect
to the memory Of Gen. LEE? She is not
usually behind time in holding political
meetings aud paying honors to leading pol
iticians. Where are the men who surren-
dered at Appomattox? Let them hold q
meeting and drop tear on the grevc Of
the greatest Chieftain that ever drew .
sword.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

StPea Ridge, Caswell county, on the
,tth ~ oct. Mrs. EUGENE +. THAxToN,
wife NJ Henrv s. Thaxton, aged y years
and i mGntIis of Typhoid fever. She leaves
a Lind hmsi,and aud two small children d
an AGED motIlerand three sisters TO mourn
far her she was an humble member OF
tlIe Presbyterian rhufcli at Grier's Tor
MANY wears: she died rs che had lived, a
christian. q How blessed the righteous
when They die.n She often spoke 81 tnn'
iand beyond the hills, and expressed az
sire 10 seek that better Country. DG'ng
her sickness she would tell relatives am
ncigllbors that she WIS prepared 70 meet
her Savior aud that He would guide her
across .Iordan's dark pillows. ~ IL. IL.
Raleigh papers please copy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02
cured the weed themselves. ii was bcau-

cured the weed themselves. II was beau
Itiful.
You win fi1d no cleyerer men In Dam
Vile than those running this Warehouse.
And should you want little sport IN the
shape Of al fox hunt before day, Graves and
AIcDearman can convince yon that they
not only excel III tall prices for tobacco.
clevertleatment, &C., but can beat creation
In fox chase = Charles Mosely ,of Halifax,
always excepted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

vDng CoxronrlNo-~A subscriber who
promised Ne wood for Che paper assured
ns q few days ago that The load Of wood
he then had standing IN the street was the
third load be had brought 70 town for ~
and which he sold 70 some lone before 10
reached M. AIihat very time we we've In
quest of wood and i,adnt stick. Nice
treatment -ytfyl Dot again.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

fFfgm an 0xiard Correspondent
An investigation In Oxford ~ going on
lcfore a probate Judge between The claims
of Edwards and Lazsitcr orthe State Sem
ate. Marx faslicr Esq, represents Col
Edwards aud Col. Hargwve Il the lawyer
for Mr. Lasslter. Ia discussion to-day
Mr.. Lanier sprung some point when words
passed between him and iargruye. and
the latter struck him several blows Mr.
Lanicr n an old man some soyears Of age
Col. Iiarproveis In his prime.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

=
ALI RIGHr-If man subscribes and
pays for this paper six months and by oy-
ersight orby design thinking he will con-
tinue his subscnption,) we send him the
paper for a longer period, It's all right and
perfectly fair for him 10 continue 10 take Il
nearly yeAs md then come to town and
instead Of calling on as drop note in the
Post Gffice saying tIint his time was out
months ago aud that we have been send
ing him the paper at our risk as lie docs not
intend b pay for ~ That's gentleman lyl
nut II would have been decidedly more NO
cad you written this note I'VE months ear
lier. Mr.. We Mex. has our thanks-it
gives IA pleasure 10 erase frpm our book all
such patrons and 10 we have any more
ofthe same sort We hope they viii not be
six months letting us know II, as we value
our paper too highly 20 throw It away on
any such men.
Another six months subscriber writes us
from Oxford that he thinks his Time Is al
most QUITO stop Il at the end Of the time
and icf him kaou. when he win tsy and
pay up. lie likes the paper first rate but
Is moving about from pillar topost and not
able &c |, q fer Z Poor fellowi Wonder
ifhe lsa-n't landed IN the poor-house ere
thisg but him pay up Cor six months
ahdwe'Il make q present oftlree months
subscription which h an excess OF the time
he was booked for.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

rs-MJ. SMITH, President Of The n
g. u. Road, has written % Gov. Gaham,
Paul G. Cameron and eighteen others Of
the most distinguished stockholders ofthe
load, asking their advice aud opinion on
leasing the Road. The Major u In favor
Of tlic private stockholders controlling the
road.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

rA-wei insert no Court Orders for six
weeks for less than $40, when the adver-
tisemvetexceeds two squares. We have
to wait until the crack OF doom for pay &
hence charge higher for this class Of adj
vertising.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

Gocpl-ATr. Jesse Hedgpesh, Of Nash
county, aged 81 years, made fly two bar
rels Of corn and 500 pounds Of cotton with
his own hands this year. Can many Of
the young bucks Of the day beat this?
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

Married on Wednesday Nov End, by
A. Brown, ESD, Mr.. LrcIES J. HOLDEN,
30 Miss JOSEPHINE d. LINK.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

[Froln our own Correspondent
The Border Fair was I'LL right
Snow--the iiiot--was at the Fair. He
enjoyed himself spIendidly.
There was d tournament. Three rings
Forty yards from the starting point and u
hundred yards 1in tlle whole. The rings
were thirty yards s,'art Harry Wooding
Of Danville rode Did Jeb,.uan old war
charger Of the DanviIle Artillery, on whom
the gallant Capt, Wooding was killed at
Fredericksburg. and took the ring eight
times in three rides He crowned Miss
Eleanor Robinson, abeautiful young queen
Of beauty native ~ Danyille and who has
been four times crowned at tournaments
They had d ball Thursday night. We
danced round--wo did. An old man
named Spechs led the band. He played
the fiddle in his shirt sleeves and z such a
getting up stairs you ncyerdid see. = One
big fat girl In a blue dress danced up and
down like she was churning milk and a
chicken legged chap in black baggy pants
and a long coat tail threw his heels in the
DIR like he was kicking of shoe ly--and
everything went as happy as a big sun
flower.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

And saw the spot where Moses and the
Israelites are said TO have crossed. The
water was not very wide or deep; easy
swimming. He went overin kind Of fer
~ boat. He also went to the sea OF Cali
Ice. And he alsosiiled by fireplace where
Troy was said TO have been. Mr.. Hol-
brook wasntrnuch pleased with Athens.
Apart from the climate being bad the pco-
pie he describes az being very savage In
their nature. In agool many Of these pill
grimages Of his he was not without dam
ger or adventure. Once when his guide
was some piece behind him he was beset
by three Arabs who demanded his money.
knowing that they stood In mortal dread
Of the Consuls he told them he was Con-
sui and that his guide was behind him.
hut as they still demanded surrender, he
ran his hand in his pocket and pulled outa
pistol which set thcm 20 light We have
not had The pleasure OF convcrsing with
this gentleman vurseIf but merely give
these dottings given us by friend who
has seen him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

- II the Constructing arc all over
wclwould thank you for some butter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

was the most flalxy and when pressed
would rebound suited the committee Of la
dies the bestof whom Mrs. w. S. Patton
Is not undeserving Of mention for she Is
the best housewife and one Of the most ell
legant of ladies we know ef lii the South
and this loaf Of bread received the prenai-
uni. The maker Of it turned out to be
Mrs. Azariah Walters who lives near DAM
vile. There was also d jar Of preserved
pears made by Mrs. w. +. Clark Of Dam
vile. AS beautiful i specimen Of preserv-
ing as we ever saw. tits b very difficult
thing to preserve pear 50 as to have 1t
clear but hese were like crystal and as
firm preserve rs could be made Mrs.
Bell OF Danyille, took the premium on APP
pie preserves.
The largest and finest display Of the
weed was on cxhibicn.
John Harralson Of Caswell took the Ist
premium on coal cured yellow leaf.
Thomas Gravely Of Henry Co. Va, got
LIST premium on flue cured yellow. Old
Buncoinbe county was not far in the rear !;
for she came in forthe Bird premium. Hur-
raj for Buncon,be.
THE STOCK.
The show of stock was slim. Our old
friend Jesse Griffith Of Caswcll had the
best horses we saw. He come In for his
share OF the premium. Chas. III. Mosely
had six cows yerlings and large fine
bull. Moseley is from Halifax Va. He
disposed of all his coSs -Four Of them to
Mckinsey, the premium ono he sold to w.
N. Shelton Esq Of Danville. Few hogs
and sheep made up the balance.
Taking the whole fair in view 1t was q
success. The attendance was very large.
Now that Robt. III. Richardson Of Rock
inghapi i elected President we may ex-
pect grand thing next year: for he Is a
wheel horse al everything he undertakes
his name Is the emblem 70 success.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02
THE PLANTERS WAREHOUSE.


THE PLANTERS WAREHOUSE.
We invite the attention Of Planters to
the card and statement o. sales published
IN to-day's paper BY this cnterprizing and
popular House. John Neal b now one Of
The Neal Brothers az this Warehouse and
ne isa right royal Auctioneer--has but few
equals In the U. States Mr.. James Neal
"a chip Of the old block land ~ generous
~ he N cntcrprizing and industrious--is
running this Warehouse. He Is popular
with all the Planters, and rarely fails TO
send his customers Off delighted. His
House Is now becoming one 81 the popular
institutions OF the day, and we commend
II 20 the patronage Of our planters. Don't
fail 20 read The card and sales In another
column.
GRAVES WAREHOUSE.
This House has been greatly enlarged
and otherwise improved for the acconuno-
dalton Of both man and beast. It's diinen-
sions are now lGo u 70 feet, with 10 Sky
Lights Capt. McDeannan tthc old fox
hunter one cfiis clever managers, show
cd US the 5lbs sample new tobacco which
took the $3.50 premium at the Border Fair,
500 81 which the Chavez Warehouse paid
This was generous and cnterprizing. The
Fair offered $50 FOR the best 5lbs sample,
and this Warehouse backed II with IN nd
dition q sl0o, The premium was taken
By Miss Marta Edwards and daughter Of
Cha State, who raised the tobacco without
TIE aid 81 horse orplow, ana who cut and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

Mrg Bennett has been married only five
months Her husband taught her 20 ride
years ago; aud now she can beat him RI
ding Her maiden name was LIitlepagc.
ehe calls the mare Lucy Neal. She has
been trimming her four years just took Il
up herself. This lady has gone down to
the Richmond Fair; and shc win stop &C
me slptiswood Hotel. She got the pre-
MUM a. Danyille ola Bfscen dollar gold
hond riding whip.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

Here the fog was 50 thick that Mr. Hol-
brook cold hardly wend his way through
ID. Against the urgent remonstranccs Of
his guide he persisted in going up the
mountain and Actually went to the top and
looked over into the crater There had
not long before this been an eruption. yo-
lumes OF smoke were TiSii.g up and he put
his hand over and IL was perfectly hot
He judged by tie immense volume Of
smoke the Crater to he three quarters ola
mile wide. He crossed over streams OF
lava that were then so hot thai they burnt
the soles Of his boots. Mr.. Holbrook rlso
went 20 the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02
a Learned traveller in Dansille.
[From ourlown Correspondence


Mr.. Levi Holbrook, d former citizen, re-
turned TO Danville the other day, after an
absence in Europe Of twenty months.
Mr.. HoIbrook is quite q young man whose
father islesteemed here as one of the Oldest
and best of the intelligent citizens IN the
place. This young man has ever had de-
sire for going over Europe and even after
he had graduated he went to Cambridge,
and for four years, he studied the modern
languages; Spanish. German, French, and
Italian. SO in November, 1868 he went to
Europe. In the twenty months he was
gone he made tour to Rome, Jerusalem,
Greece. Italy and Germany. He wentall
over the Hecatomhs and Pyramids of f.
gypt and accompanied by single guide he
made a pilgrimage TO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-11-02

In here there was bread and preserves
and jelly exhibited. several loascs q
bread were shown. hut the one loaf thai
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
Tuesday, the Sta paY Of IuIx lao,

IN front OF the Waldran Block, and up1nrthe
premises, between the hours of O,cl0cka.m.
and 2 O'Clock pm, sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder t3T cash, the following
described tracts, parcels or lots of land, with
the improvements thereon, lying being and
situated in the city or Memphis, county OF
Shelby. and State Of Tennessee. and bounded
as follows, to-wit; Beginning on the eaststde
OF Main street, one hundred and fifty tl50)
feet north Of Linden street, running thence
eastwardly parallel with Linden street one
hundred and seyenty-hve Q75l feet to the
west side OF Mulberry street, thence north
wardly with Mulberry street seyenty-eight
and One-haif $50 feet TO a stake, thence
westvrardly parallel with Linden street one
hundred and seYenty-hve lI75) feet to the east
side Qt Main street, thence southWardly with
the esstside of Main street seventy-eight and
one-half GS1$1 feet to the beginning; a same
being the lot upon which the Watdran Block
is Situated.
Also, ali the right, title, interest and estate
which the said Waldfan has conveyed 10 me
in trust, in the following described lot Of
land, situated in the city, county and State
aforesaid. and ounde as follOwss Beginning
at the northwest corner of the Memphis-and
Charleston railroad depot grounds and 'front.'
Ing on Administered one hundred and ninety
eight 1883 feet, to the corner of Charles john
ston'sl lot, thence south four a. degrees east,
two hundred and sixteen feet % a stake,
thence south seventy degrees and fifteen
minutes west, two hundred and forty-Beven
l2i7] feet to a stake in the center or the rail-
road track, thence along sad track three
hundred and one GOD feet to the beginning,
Delng InebdAne iOJ upon Wnlcul Is slluaIed Ine
Charleston cotton press, owned by the said
W. B. Waldran and George Gill, noe fhe
firm name of Waldran d Gin. which said lot
is held by them, under a lease from the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad company, by
which the term began on the first day of0c
tober, 1867, and is to end on the80th day.of
september, 1872, at an annualt rent OF a
Thousand dollars, payable quarterly with the
privilege to the lessees ofLempYiAg any Inn
proponents put By tLemU On said premises.
The equity of redemption Is expressly
waived in the trust deed.
The title 70 the foregoing described proper
-ty is believed to be perfect, but 1 convey only
as trustee. u .s...14 g.ue
je4 W. MESSICK- Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFIOR OF TIKI DAILY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS, June S, 1870.

We have nothing of interest 10 note in
financial circles to-day. The exchange
market is entirely unchanged in rates,
while the offerings and demand are both
light. Balances East are being reduced
steadily.
There is a light taxpayers demand for
county warrants and Tennessee money.
The latter ranges from IS to 7lc buying
and selling, while warrants are bought at
75c, and sold at T97Sc.
City scrip is nominal at former rates.
Bonds and stocks are quiet. There is
some Memphis and Charleston Railroad
stock on the marketat 42042&o, but spec
ulatOrs are bidding age. City bonds are
in some demand on orders. Dealers can
find an occasional bond here and there
only, and holders ask over the limit.
Specimens of anew silver coinage have
lust been struck at the United States mint
in Philadelphia of the denominations Of
ten, twenty-five, and fifty cents. Three
different specimens of each of these de-
nominations have been submitted to the
Treasury Department for approval. The
standard value of the new coins is re
duced to correspond in actual value with
IA present currency" with a view to
its Immediate use instead of the ten,
twenty-five, and 6fty-cents notes.
The income tax in England produced
upward Of $40, COO, 600 ia lS69-f0, although
the rate was only sd in the pound, or a
little over two per cent. An income tax
of five per cent, in the United States pro-
duees considerably less than this, while
the persons liable to the tax are probably
more numerous here than in England.
The Commissioned of Internal Revenue
has approved a design for a new two cent
stamp to be imprinted on blank paper by
the American Prototype Company OF
New York. The stamp contains a hmi-
tstiOn clause, Good only for bank
check"
The payments made by the Treasury
dCring the month ending May 3Ist were
as follows: "On scc6dnt of Civil and
Miscellaneous, S,846, OBS 10; War, 1851
40 OF: Navy, 81, I65, OS2 90; Interior, S673,-
39I 20. The above does not include pay
ments made on account of interest or re-
demption Of the public debt.
The New York Bulletin Of the 4th says:
Inthe state bond market T8Guessees cOn
tinue TO be the speculative lsaturR@ad
TODAY nave been strong. It is said That
the bulk Of the new bonds We're originally
marketed at 90 to SO, and that should the
bill now before the Legislature proposing
to fund them into new bonds become a
law, the State would take them at about
shat price. We merely mention this As
Of the influences which have contrib
uted to the advance to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
TRADE,

The rain to-day caused the quietness
prevailing in business circles 20 be more
apparent than usual Few persons We're
on the street, and our jObbing houses es-
pecially were having an easy time Of it..
Prices are steady in the general markets,
and stocks are ample. There is no specu-
Iative demand whatever.
En English trade circular estimates
ahat Great Britain viii require bet weeu
Aprii aud September LIST, at lea9 24,JOO,-
900 bushels Of wheat, involving at least
OF half a million OF bushels
Including dour) from this country for
The balance Of the season.
Late dispatches from Bombay state that
nearly half Of the cotton now shipped
from Indian ports, goes by way Of the
Euez Canal. Only a small portion of this,
however, reached England. The bulk Of
cotton 50 shipped goes TO the various
ports on the Mediterranean.
The impOrtations Of dry goods at New
York for Jhe month OF May have been
upon a liberal scale. The total receipts
amounted 70 1921, 900, against $4,000 o
for the corresponding month OF 1903, and
S5.S25 600 in 1905. The principal increase
has been in silk manufactures, the re-
eeipts OF which nave amounted to sz2g5,-
900, against Sl,S56, 900 last year. The
amount entered for warehOusing. was
only 81, 40l 900, or SS37, 900 less than in
May, 1853; while the Withdrawals from
warehouse were $2,444,O0O, or S700,000
more than last year. This indicates 4
very healthy demand fOr goods forimme-
date consumption.
ALE-Sands' Ale, so 50 per h~alf-barrel,
Porter, Sll. Lager, per keg, s. Is. Ale.
per dozen, sos Is for quarts; S2925 for
pints. Porter, do.
CBUrrER-Fresh grass butter, 22G25c,
with fair stock and demand.
BAGGING-kentucky is nominal at 39g
Bic.
BEANs-Mixed white sell at 81 7502 3;
navy, g 5093 per busheh az
BROOMs AND BROoMCoRN-BrOoms are
steady at 50 O0G5 % perdOza as to quality.
BrOOmcOrn is scarce and in demand at
S300Gg3OO per ton, as to cure.
BUILDERs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co
ment g 75G3 90; RossndRle 81 D Plas-
ter & 5OG5. Hair, in 20 Id bales, 81 76@3.
Fire brick $6G7. Building Brick s. per
M. Ohio River Lime 81 509l 20 per bbl,
Alabama 81 75G$2 90. Cape s.. Hurt's
Alabama 81 20 per car load, Oh 35c pen
bushel in bulk.
CORNMEAL-The demand is moderate
Kindred on levee, in lots, IS 1905 &i
from store, s. 30G5 40.
CHERsE-Little in market. New York
Factory, 27HGSOc.
COFFEE-kirm: demand steady: Rio
aS622e: Java, 28930c.
CoTTOH YARNs-No. 400. 20a2lc. 800
a7alsc; coo, I6@l7c; zoo, 13@I4o.
EoTnON- SEED And Cotton
Seed on leFee sl3 90, or Sl3 80 Delivers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
The PnIesl, Ras. and Cheapest
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
AND THE PUBLIC.

General Debility, Dropping and Round
Shoulders of Children and Young Per-
sons, Spinal Weakness and Curvature,
Female Weakness and DisplacemeDts,
Constipation, Piles, Prolspsus-Ani, Va
r~icocle, Weakness and Ruptures.
DIR. E P. BANNING, of the Banning Insti-
tute, New York, informs the Medical Profess
SION and the public that he may be consulted
at the Boarding House Of Mrs. Bayltss, Madi-
son street, corner of Third, FOR A FEW DAYS.,
for the cure OF the above and kindred afiec-
tions by the respective application of his sys-
tenn Of spinal, uterine, pile, rupture and
other mechanical supports. These instru-
ments have long been the special favoTites Of
the Medical Profession, and are now so great
ly simplited and improved as to be positive
ly successful in each durable case-Often
without medicine. His symmetriZer for fiat
cbested and round-shouldered children
and youth, should be examined by every
parent, and by young ladies and gentlemen
of defective grace and elegance of figure.
The NJ edical Profession are specially in
vited to examine- Send for gratuttous PAM
DhIets. ell
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
SATURDAY, 18th JUNE,

During legal hours, IN front of the Law Court
bidder, for cash, the following described
property lying and being IN Shelby county,
Tennessee, to-wit:~ Lots Nos. 0 and 10 in
Block No. IL, in the town Of Fort Pickering,
each lot having a front of IS feet on Carolina
street, running north one hundre feet to an
alley; Lot No. being the southeast corner
of Block II, at the intersection of Fifth and
Carolina streets, and Lot No. 10, lying imme-
diately adjoining on the west-levied on as
the property of VIM. BrachOOgel.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT,
Sheriff Shelby county.
ClapP, Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. myH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
ersenbrisr County, West Yirsiaia,

FAMOUS for the Alternative Waters and
II Fashionable Patrons. were opened on
Nav 18th: capable of accommodating, in view
OF the Improvements made, rom 1900 to 1000
persons. The cars of the Chesapeake and
Lhio Railway now run TO the Springs.
The location is 200 feet above the level of
the sea, affording entire relief from summer
prOstrating heats.
Excellent Bands and extensive livery Ia
attendance, and every arrangement for the
enjoyment of guests. M AND MAsQUE-
RADEB BALLS during the season.
CHARGRs%s2 per week, n 500 per month
OF 30 days; children under ten years and
colCred servants half price; white servants
according to accommodations. Address
myI PEYTON q CO., Proprietors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
Assiunee's Notice.

In the District Court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Arkansas. In the
matter of Felix q. McGavock, Bankrupt-in
Bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of the aboTe-named Bank
rupt:
TAKE notice that the second II third
general meeting Of the creditors OF said
bankrupt viii be held at the office of Elisha
Baxter, Register in Bankruptcy, IN said Dis
trict, in the city Of BatesviIle, Arkansas, in
SAID District, on Wednesday, the 18th day ot
June, 1870, at 10 o'clock am, for the purpose
named in the twentyHSeventh section OF the
act Of Congress, entitled An act to establish
a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout
the United States" Approved March z, 1901.
VIM. s. PICKETT, Assignee.
Memphis, Tenn, May 2, lS70. my2