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MISCELLANEOUS.

E MEDICAL AID
Quick Cures. Moderate Charges,
DR.. w. X. DOHERTy,c
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND sup
GiCAL INSTITUTE.
NO. SO Sacramento .,
Corner OF Leidesdortf street IA few aoo.
the What Cheer Housed 'cior
San Francisco Cal.
~ Fr1Vate entrance on LeidesdorH str...
Established expressly 70 afford He In.
ed Sound and Scientific No,yca, a ~,
IN the Treatment md Cure If op ''
Pirate and Chronic Die.
eases. Cnses If Secrecy.
and AZ Sexual
Disorders.
To the Afflicted.
DR. ". X DcHERTY returns h,s .,,
thanks TO his numerous patients sor ,h"'s
ronage. and would take this onnor.,' sf la'-
remind them that he continues "a 10y
his Institute. for the cure NJ cbro,,c ~
Of the lungs. Liver. Kidnevs Diges,t'' ~
Genito-Trinary Orgaas and all pri,a.a NJ
eases. viz: Syphilis in NIL rs forms AMI 80. pis
seminal weakness. and all the horr;d 49,
1nences OF Selt-Abnae: Gnnorrhpl a..
Structures. Nocturnal and nirnal F,n,a,a',
Sexual Debility. Diseases ~ Tho psa,h
Loins, Inflammation 81 the Rladdsr ana r, ai
neys, etc; and he hopes tttat his Inn, = ~
ence and successful practice will cont,,r..
insure him share ~ public pa,ronags y
his practice OF many wears In Fprona =, ~ ~
United states. he Is enabled IN annie tbs ~.
eihcient and successful remedies aeslss n.
eases OF all kinds. He uses no rneyy.urv 49,
moderate, treats his patients in CORES -
honorable way. and has references N r..s
tionable veracity from men Of known re.,fs
bility and high standing IN society ll,,..
consulting him. by letter or otberxi.. ~
receive the best and gen:Iest trer,,,.,. =. -.
implicit secrecy.
To Females.
when fernalA IL I'm trn,thle. or ,f,,r,.a -,
any ~ the diseases peculiar 10 her =. -
should &c or write 1T once 10 the oaIsl-...s
female doctor. w. X Daheriv. q, hls vs,,.'.
institnsr. and cnnsnit frirn about her ,rssss,.
and disease. let no false delieacy rrersr. ,su
but apply immediately and save yourse.f 49,.
painful suffering and premafnre death an
Married Ladies', whoaa delicate health ~ o.A..
circumstances prevent IN increase IN a.,
familics. should write or call At W X ,ob.,
tvs Medical Institute. and they win r.ceIv.
every possible relief and helm. The Docsoy,.
ofiices. consisting Of n suiie Of sir roosss =.
~ arrnngettthas he can he eonargtsd withcnt
fear OF observaiiou.
To Correspona~nts.
Patients finale or ternaiel residing In "a,
part Of the State. however distant who VA,
desire the opinion and advice n IN. Dohert,lp
their respective cases. and who think uronsyt,
rub.nit q written statement ~ snch IN nrely.
ence IN holding personal interview. s~
respectfully assured that their commpnse,.
tions will he held most sacred and confidential
II the CASE II fully and candidIv descritsa
personal communication will b. unpec.sssr
as instructions for diet. regimen ana III
general treatment Of the case itself lincipafny
the remedies. will be forwarded without
delay. and in ansh manner ~ 10 convey noIdss
OF the puryorpof the letter or parcel 40 trsns
mitted.
Consultations fly letter or osherwisel. Fssf.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no nav. Al
dress, w. X. DOHERTY. NJ h..
San Francisco, Gal.
Sp~wn atorrhma.
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NJ O TICE.

VINO J. G. FAIL, J. J. HILL. II. HAMLIN,
\ W II. Van Alstine and Hiram Welcn SOS.
You. and each 81 you. are hereby notihetl
that did. in the months OF January and Feb
rpary. 1874, and prior thereto. work the as
sessments and expend money on the Azslma
Ledge. In aud upon the original location
thereof. governed by the
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Buqqies and Saddle Horses
The Celebrated Stallion
+" DUROC!"

NNyILL STAND AT DONNFLLy'S LOWER
w Ranch. in Pleasant Valley for the
SEASON, from the LIST OF May to the LIST Of
July, at $50 per Mare. r. be paid at the end Of
the season In cash or approved security. The
stock is David Hill and Messenger. Good pas
ture will be furnished Mares at the Ranch
free. Care will be taken TO prevent accident,
but the prophet will not be responsible
shonld any occur. M. DONNgLLY.fi
Pleasant Valley, April ~. lsIs-ein
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UNITED STATES T,iSp OFYicr. \
CABsos CITY. NV.
May 10, ISIS. J
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Notice No. 2T2. Us. Survey No. 81.
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Persons at a distance may be CURRD At
HOME by addressing letter to DIR. GtnB0S.
stating case. ~ mptnms, length Of time the
disease has continued, and have medicines
promptly forwarded. free from aamage aud
curiosity. with full and plain directions.
rheumatism. Fever and Ague. Piles and
Fistula. permanently cured: OF no charge
Persons writing 10 the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this al.
yertisamenf in.
inclosing ten dollars coin, in registered
letter, through tine Pos'-of'cc. or through
Wells Fargo and Co, package Of medicine
will be forwarded 10 any part OF the Union
All communicate ms strictly confidential
Address DIR. J. L. GIBROS, 623 Rearney
street. corner ~ Commercial. san Francisco
Post-ofiice box 1881 Remember TO put box
1857 on the letter oel ly
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AZeImn company. Situated Ira Bue na
Vista Mining District, Hum
bOidt County. Nevada,

To the amount - $500. a. required by the
laws Of the United States. and that II you do
not contribute your proportion OF said sum
on or before 90 DAYS from this date. yonr said
several interests in said ledge will b.oomo
the property of the undersigned, a co owner.
who has made the said required expenditures
Your several proportions are IS follows:
.. q. FAIL, 200 et..... ................ 500 co
J. j. Hill. 100 feet 20 90
r. Hamlin, 100 feet M 90
w. II. Van Alstine. 100 feet . 10 90
Hiram WEIGH. IS feet................. so
And that demand OF YIN, respectively. the
immediate payment thereof.
WILLIAM GRAVES.
Buena Vista Mining District. May "a, 1878
my24 oaw9nd
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" EGAL BLANKS NEATLY PhASi'
~ cd at this officss
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MISCELLANEOUS.
administrators Sale or
Real Estate.

NyOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order OF the Distrlct
Casrt of the Fourth Judicial District. state OF
Nevada. made on the 10th day OF july, A. u.
1876, in the matter OF the estate OF .. Bran
ham decesssd, the undersigned, the admins
traitor of said estate. will sell at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder, for cash and sub
ia.t To confirmation b said District Court, on
MONDAY, the SECOND DAY OF AUGUST,
AID. 1875. sc 9 O'clock p. NJ, IN front OF the
'remnle Saloon, in Unionville. in the county
% Nn,nboldt. Nevada. all the right, title, in
ter,a. and estate of the said j. Branham. az
tina time Of his death, and all the right, title
and interest that the said estate has, by opera
ton, of law or otherwise, acquired other than
~, n, addition to that of the said j. Branham
NJ. the time OF his death, in and to all those
,,sr.ain lots. pieces or parcels of land situate,
living and being in the said county OF Hum-
lpiSt. State o. Nevada, and bounded and DE-
sorbed az follows. to wit:
An undivided half interest in that certain
-,iece or parcel of land described as follows:
,a-;nnipc at the southeast corner OF Lot One
IN. Block One III, Range Three 80. on Sec
end street. and running thence westerly lou
feet; thence southerly l23 feet to point on
Ruepa Vista Greek; thence easterly to Second
street 100 feet. thence northeriy 10 place OF
beginning in Upionville. in said county, also
the eastern thirty two feet OF Lot Two 81,
D,o.k Two f2l, Range Three (3l, according to
survey of said Unionvilfe. made by Jon bry-
dan and upon which is situate the Tefnpie
5sfoon together with said building and In
Drovements. Also, the following mining
property. to wit:
.Cwo hundred feet, undivided. in the Green
stone ledge, owned and governed by the Jul
prter Company. in Relief Mining District, In
said county.
One hundred feet undivided. in the Central
Pacific ledge, owned and governed by the
Uuionville Company, in said Relief District.
Night hundred feet. undivided, in the Mon
trail ledge and company in said RELIEF DIS
trict.
Twenty Ave feet. undivided, in the Arizona
Ledge, Argentine Company, in Buena vista
Mining District. in said county.
Four hundred feet, undivided. in the first
north extension of the Eclipse ledge and
Bcanham Company. in said Buena Vista Dis
trict.
Twenty five feet, undivided in the Arizona
laage, Argentine Company, in said Buena
Vista District.
TWENTY-FIVE feet. undivided. in the Azelma
ledge and company, in said Buena vista DIS
trict.
ywepty.eight and one-third feet, undivided.
in the Agamemnon ledge. o. the North Brit
in Company, in said Buena Vista District.
f.orms and Conditions OF Sale. Cash, In
United States gold. ton per cent. OF purchase
money to be paid on day of sale; the balance
on confirmation of sale by said District Court.
Deed ut expense o; purchaser
MORRIS PRICE.
A,sni nj strator estate Of J. Branham, deceased.
Ninnemucca. July IL, ls75--2td
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrivals and departures OF trains OF
winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
EXPRESS Train arrives at 1910 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1885 A. NJ
Immigrant TraiL arrives at 10 P. II.
ard leaves ut 10 40 p. M.
Freight Train arrives at II M. and
leaves ut 1915 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. n.
and leaves at 1886 P. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 1880 P. n.
aud leaves at 8:15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 11:oO A. M.
and leaves at 1910 P. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise Citv, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at 10 A.
VI and arrives at 2:30 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise Val.
iay. leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
uress train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays aud Fridays and arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
nooEs.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to yaryville. Bartlett Creek names. ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
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Crsps in sue pOr,hwest.

CHICAGO, April 23.-The Inter- Ocean
tomorrow will publish reports from
nearly four hundred towns in the north
west, giving accounts Of the condition
Of the crops. A summary OF the re-
ports shows that in Missouri wheat and
oats are badly eaten by grasshOppers,
and lears are entertained that in the
large breadth planted grain will be de-
strOyed by them. Fruit is uniDjured.
In Wisconsin winter wheat is slightly
injured; spring wheat is now being
sOwn. Fruit is somewhat injured. In
Indiana wheat has been badly injured by
cold weather. Rye and barley will also
be short crops. Oats will not yield more
than half crop; fruit will be almost q
total failure; corn-plantiDgis is delayed on
account Of the frost. In Kansas the
season has been favorable; the large
areas Of wheat and oats sOwn are in fine
condition; fruit looks well. In Micht-
gan the season is backward, Wheat has
been badly injured by the frost, and In
many localities farmers are turn
ing 1t out. Oats and corn, as well
as most small fruits are killed. In Ne
braska, prospects for all grains and
fruits are flattering. In Minnesota The
season is backward. The average
breadth of spring wheat is sown. Win
ter wheat is uniDjured. Small fruit
promises well. In Iowa, little
more than an average amount Of spring
wheat is sown, and will yield well.
Little winter wheat was sown, and
that is unit jured. Oats and barley are
badly injured. Fruits will be an aver
age crop. In Illinois the prospects for
winter wheat are very discOursgiRg.
Where large areas are usually sown
there will not be over half a crop. Many
wheatfields are being plowed for corn.
Spring wheat and oats are damaged
also rye and barley. Fruits are general.
ly destroyed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-24

Ffoi" our special Correspondent
SARDIs, Miss, April %, 1875 The
inaugural meeting Of the Pamela county
races opened to-day with the following
result:
frst Rsce-Pacing, all ages, best two
- .nrre, for club purse. Won by w.
Gan P0tts's b. b. Bullet, beating NJ W.
Helbourn's 8. b. Gip, A. Nj Hancock IS
d. $ Gold Eye and Hancock's r M. Pat
tie. POtts's Bullet won the race fairly
and squarely, on four hundred and for
ty yauds circle track, In 2:53, 2:44 and
2:43. he Is OF fiue form ana style, and
his owner drove him in a sulky. We'll
bourh's t}ip was second best In 2:53, :O4
and 2:55.
Second Race-Trotting, hest two in
three, for a club purse. Won by Bar
ham BIbO's blk. a. General Ben M'COl-
Ioch, JestiBg his only opponent, Captain
w = Ne'ms'- blk Il. Turk, on the
ssUIe track, in 3:l6. 3.Il} and 3:l4
Third Rtce-Ruuniug, for u purse.
Won by PsylOFs < h Lightning, beat
ing his only opponent, Wallace's 8. h
Billy, ia qHzrter-mile dash, straight
track. No time kept.
We understand that Bullets owner
has accepted a challenge from Hancock
with Gold Eye 10 pace mile dash on
tue Memphis course for five hundred
dollars a side, Oar track is very small
and uneven
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-24

WAsHINGTON, April 23.-The cabinet
session to-day was attended by all the
memueTs. All the bureau officers Of the
interior department, headed by Assist
aut Secretary CJwan, called on the Pres
ideut previous 10 the meeting Of the cab
met, for the purpose Of refuting the
statements that Secretary DelsnO had
been in the habit oi interfering with
them in the decision OF cases. Each bu-
resu cfii 'er substantially asserted that
IN no Instance had DelsnO interfeTed
with them in public business, and that
no decis 0ns ever made by any Of them
had been ovsTruled by the secretary
without full consultation and mature
delIberation. The President, in reply,
remarked that while he was glad TO
meet them personally, their visit and
explanations were entirely unnecessary,
a. he had ever had the utmost conf
deuce Ia Secretary DelsnO, and his con-
fdeuce in his integrity and consistent
offlcisl department remained unim-
nalTeU.
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Condition Of uhe UDfon Pacific.

OMAHA, April 23.-The following is
official: Five trains from Green river
break, loaded with west bound passer
gers, etc, got into Ogden last night; !;
four trains with eAst-bOund passengers,
etc, will arrive at Green river TO- night,
unless something Tow unforeseen oc
ours. One train OF first class pas engers
and two Of emigrants, bound through
arrived here to-day. They will have to
transfer at Green river break which, it
is expected, will be reduced to two
miles to-day. Water at this point still
falling. The wash-nuts reported in
Z no canon have been sufiic emily re-
paired 10 admit of trains passing over
them with safety. The report that one
engine and two cars had been ditched at
Church Butts is a mistake.
No cars or engines have
been ditched. Horns Fork is rapidly
rising, and trouble is apprehende6. It
is spanned by bridge at Granger sta
ton. Toe following has just been re.
ceived from the superintendent at Green
river: Everything between Carter and
Ogden is in passAble condition. eX-
pect to get the bridge over Big Muddy,
between Hampton and Church Butts
fixed this afternoon The weather is
cool, with high winds" General Su-
perintendent Clark is hopeful, but
frans y says that if the water rises on
them in Echo aud Weber rivers, and on
the line hstween Evanston and Bryan,
communication is likely to again be in
teTrupted,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-24

THE particulars Of the terrible scci-
dent at New Orleans yesterday. by
which one hundred persons, it is sup
posed, lost their lives, should direct pub.
&c attention 10 sll river towns to the ne.
eessIty for some provision for such con-
ungeucles' calculated, at least, to save
human LIE. Il is appa!ling to think OF
q hundred persons burned to death on
our great river anr 10 sight Of our largest
CITY, such a catastrophe argues either
gross careless hess, or a defect in our sys-
tenn OF m'.rine that must shame us be-
ioIe Tue world. The underwriters, IL
none Cthers will, should take hold of
this ,atter.
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Cleveland ia IN. wntpes. Bex.

NEW YORK, April %. Nearly all
who presented themselves to day at the
Brooklyn city courtroom, and beari Ig
tickets Of admission to the great scan
dal trial, were accom- mOdated with
seats. The ross-eXsmination OF Mr..
Cleveland was continued. He was
shown paper and said: 81 gave this
power Of attorney to Mr.. Shesrman
since Thursday OF last week; when l
testified before / said / did net Know
where 1t was because il had passed out
OF my hands; / went from Boston to
the White mountains on the fourth Of
September; the committee had made it's
report on the tWenty-eighth of August;
before getting to Boston I heard that a
second statement was in preparation by
MoultOn; this paper was the subject Of
discussion between BeecHer and myself
before / left White mountains; l heard
that this report was another assault on
Mr.. Beecher, and also that it was in
reference to the charge OF blackmailng
preferred against Mr.. MoultOn; in my
visit TO Boston, under instructions from
Beecher, was TO hear no explanation
in regard to these charges until what
Moulton and Tilton had said would be
withdrawn absolutely; my visit was
simply to hear what Redpath had to
say; l WAS TO see what all the telegraph
ing to him meant; Beecher said he
would have nothing to do with any sc-
cOmmOdstion or settlement until MOul-
ton and TiltOn withdrew absolutely all
they hsd said against his moral chsrac-
ter
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DIED

SULLIVAN-On the 221 instant, BRIIGEr,
beloved wife OF Michael sullivan. a.. 81
years.
Funeral from her lateresldeuc9, c6 - 3nches-
ter avenue, this SATURDAY afternoon at
o'clock. Friends OF the family are invited
to attend.
RING-Nrs. DosHA KING, wife OF John
r. King, a. her residence in Raleigh, Tenn,
April q, ls75, aged 70 years.
IssTtJfr1E Jus re-idsnce MI Jaau
White, ll6 Promenade street, a. O'Clock
7. IN, A prII q, 1875, " LILLIAN MCGEE
otire OF the funeral vii be given
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-24

a ARooDING siIe.nce prevails in mu-
Licipai circles. Hoot word more sbout
InA' oehcil'" nor about "Impesch-
iNeD'' Old 1uiar, bat it is 60. The
us" on1''ei is in force aud everything
: 'o'eIy' Even the sixteen candidates
,'i 'ii' -Sor obServe a discreet quiet and
Ta'e -ra pat bride upon their tongues.
ne Itisn haven't been damned in
:" enty-four hours, either. And there
SAC word to be heard about the lost
-D5glnal OF the charter. The friends Of
mat piece Of mosaic are jubilant. In
TACT, everything is beautiful, SIS beauti.
iu's Ia fact, as tue new charter, or let us
say, "besutiful Venice.u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-24

WE publish part Of letter from Hon.
J. N. Galloway f)terisl member o, the
legislature from this district, who is lust
now reviewing tb,, acts Of the Iegisls.
lure Ia the extract in question he
II 'Ees Tefere,Ices to Treasurer Morrow.
~ = 'i' gentleman cannot pass by
al sl'eh@., although there is nothing
1lIIel c .iminal or dishonorable alleged,
'D'y VIe taking advantage Of a custom
-oi44f vngra oI5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-24

\ TELEGRAM from Baltimore yester-
day brings the news that Colonel E. M.
ferger, formerly Of Mississippi, but for
several years a resident of that city,
died Thursday night. For many years
be was prominent in public life in Mis-
sissipPi, and at one time was before
The p.S'ic IA connection with killing
Colou'l Craine at Jackson, Mississippi,
for which be was tried by military
caFhmission and relieved by the State
courts. Colonel Yerger, the telegram
sAys, was in apparently good health up
to one o'clock Thursday afternoon. He
was the proprietor and editor of the
EUeBiRg journal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-24
Handling ofGrain-

NEW YORK, April 23.-The state SEN
ate committee to-day continued their in-
guiTles into the charges for handling
grain at this terminus, over receiver Of
grain that charges for handling grain,
which were yesterday given as 81 cents
per bushel, had been incorrectly COM
puted, and gave the following schedule: /:
Reweighin3 grain, cspt; elevstiDg, 4
cent; storage, 4icent; lighterage, q cents !;
reweighing for foreign shipment, 3cenI;
extra charge for delivery on board ships,
from 8 TO cent, and for screening,
t cent. He thought handling Of grain
ought to be done here as chesply as at
Buffalo.
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sbadt Those Rs,igu 'ions in the SEN

WASHINGTON, April % -Ienersl B.
z. C0wan, assistant secretary Of the in.
terior, sUth0Tizss the statement that the
recent publications to the effect that the
resignation Of the secretary of the inter-
iOr hsd been asked by the President on
account Of corrupt practices in that de-
paTtmsnl, or for any other reasons, and
that the assistant secretary was cOgui-
zaut of those facts, are entirely without
fCu GdztiOn. The statement thst GsneT-
81 COwan had been consulted in regard
TO the succession, is, he says, equally un-
true; and further, that be knew nothing
whatever OF the statements until the
day sf.eT they were teleRTaphed from
here 10y special correspondents, and ne
is confident that said statements are
void Of truth. All heads OF bureaus Of
the interior depaTtme Ut authorize sim
lsr statement so far ss they are con-
cerned.
No matters Of general interest or i'm
portsuce were brought before the cabinet
meeting, end nothing whatever was ssid
by any one ia regard 10 changes in the
cabinet, OF the question OF new appoint
meuts 10 I'll vacancies that may occur
therein.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-24

4 DISPATCH from st. Louis last NIGHT
relates the following remarkable coin
cidence: Arthur B. Barrett, the newly
elected mayor Of this city, who has been
very sick the past few days, is not ex.
PecIed TO live tonight; CONSTANTINE
Mcguire the Republican candidate for
may or Is suffering from a severe attack
o' rheumatism, brought on by the ex-
element and work in the canvass; and
Henry overstalz, the Independent can.
I.dale Tor mayor, is rep'Irted very I'll in
New York;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-24

CHICAGO, April A Dubuque spe.
cisl Gays that the eastern and western
creditors OF B. f. Allen, banker, yester-
day joined issue there, and in Judge
loves court a decree was issued throw
ing Allen into bankruptcy. J. s. Polk,
of DssMoines, appeared for the western,
and l.. n. Busbee for the eastern credit
ors and for the County national bank,
which holds nine hundred thousand dol
lars Indebtedness against Allen. s. s.
Etheridge was appointed receiver until
an assignee Is provided by the register
OF the state. In the opinion Of Mr.. Bus
bee, Aliens estate will not pay over ten
cents on the dollar,