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NOTICE.-Puuuant 70 a desa OF trust
~ s1sceted 70 me BY John =. BI1b and Ann
D. Bibb, dated the 8th auuar ISL. aud re-
eorueQ N the Registers oIeeo9 shelby county,
Iennessee, In Book NO 40, pages ~. - auu so,
IOr L4s purposes therein -Cuntaineu, 7 VIII, on
the 9Th day Of February, 1866. on Tie premises
sell 20 the highest bidder, Tor cash. the lot OF
Land IN Inc 10Th formerly the 5thl Civil Dis
on the west SIDE OF Sample aveuue 1y a0our@
deep, beginning at the soIihesst c0rlertuersof,
al q stake about Il chains and e. inks north OF
northwardiy from tie center OF The New Ra-
leigh road. and FOR more full description, par
ueulaz reference is here mGds 70 said Trust
deed. The night OF redemption wo1veL i VII
sell title only a. is vested in me.
John O. HALL Euzrea.
ralH Haa
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SAVINGS

In which Deposits OF ONE DOLLAR, and
greater sums VIII be received, and draw inter-
est at the rate Of four per cent. per annum,
longer. ialS 3m
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Trustee Sale.

DY virtue Of = Deed o. Trust. executed 70 the
- undersigned by Arthur CounHiL. on The I4a
DAY Of Octouer, l5o, which Is or reo1rd IN Book
No. &, and on pages -, s9 and 5r. DE VIII
sell. al public sUotlou.tg the highest BIDDER. for
cash, In nont OF the premises. On THTas5aT-
EHE FIRST "A or MARCH NEXT.rhe fG-
lowing described lOt, or part OF lot az and. to-
vat Beginning az a point on the west sfds n
Third street, one undre and four ana a halF
feet south nom Adams street thence west
wardly parallel with Adams street forty feet f;
thence Suutnwaruly on q line parallel with
Ihind street twenty-five feet Llencs east
TaTdiy parallel with Adams street forfv gset 70
Third street thence -uoTthuardly with the
vest size Of Third street 70 the beaiunfuz Il
being in The oity Of Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis. Jan. a. fa6
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ChaneeTy Sale Of Real Estate,
-OS-
Saturday, % Of March, 1855.

Ben. Nay Us. W. Z. Simmons 81 a,
DY virtue or an iuterlOcutOry decree mRdet 4
% the above cause on the Ath OF January
f5pS. l VIII sell a. public auction, on saturday
Sd Of March. 1886, al ths Court House uoor N
the city OF Memphts between the hours Of A.
IL, and y E,,t the following d7e4lpel pfopsf3l
"a wit. LeE 80. ]. in Cars SubdiviSion, ao0ut
three miles nom the city OF Memphis bounded
on the north by the Gemphis and charleston
Railroad, on the east by an avenue, on the
south by MeLamore avenue, and On the west
bv me residence and lot ofCapL Green, con-
tanning nTe acres more or less,
TERafs or SALE-On a credit or ak andtwelve
months. Bonds with goOd security and 2 le1n
retained Oh the land 70 secure the purchase
money. A. ALSIONt CHeIk ana ASstol'
mi. the E-l LlnuHrE. Lsoa- $4,000
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Chaneery Sale Of Zeal Estate,
-o@-
Saturday. Sd OF March, 1855.

and others
DY virtue OF an inteTiOouteTy deeree msde on
ID the ChanceTy Side Of he Common Law and
Chsucery Court Of the city Of Memphis I Will
sell al Public AueloAY on SaluLaaEf 81 %
March, 1856. at the C0HFE House door IN Mem
phis. Tenn. between the hours of 10 and II
O'Clock m. the uudivided one half OF ths follow
ing described tract OF land, tO-vtt: Lying,
being ana situate IN the county Of Shelby and
State OF Tennessee, IN range nine, tl, section
one. ~, and a part OF grant No. 1851 70 james
FeUner. nom the state Of Tennessee, and
bounded as follows, to-wtti Beginning at the
southwest corner OF A. MAbtDis 80 acre tract, at
q hickory tree marked A. NJ. thence north
chains to a stake; thence west II chains and -
Unks to the Mississippi river, feast ohutej
thence down the riveTt0 j.. Wildbergsris north
wess corner; thence east with Wildbergers
north line TO the beginning; Containing ten
acres and one-tenth Of an acre 10 L-lV more or
less
TERMS OF ~SALE-Credit ofsix months
100 44s Clark and Master.
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NEW FTEM.

HAVING purchased the entire stock OF John
Il 3. Reid & Co, No. ri Second street, Adams
Block, viii continue the Wholesale Dry foods
Business at the same place, uudsr the namea and
style of Henry 3. EdmOudson q Co.
Mr.. James z. Cochran, late OF Price. Ferris
Co, Philadelphia, as heretofore, will continue
TO give his personal attention 70 the business
HENRY b EDMONDSON.
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FROM DUBLIN.
EE~rravaEanf Correspondence About
EenianisH in ireland
SEw YSEK Fs5ruar

3 YsEK, February 2
The Dublin correspondent Of the Her
aid under date Of January thirteenth,
say
The whole island is undermined By the
Fenisn organization. No n seems TO
know when 10 expect an explosion that
IS inevitable. Alarm Is the prevailing
feeling, and the opinion that some sort Of
premature outbreak is at hRudhas grown
into a general belief. At no period since
the organization was founded were the
followers Of Stephens 50 vigorously en-
Ea-si in the work Of preparing fCT an
appeal 70 arms ss they are 81 the pres
euT moment. Il is certainly 8 remarka-
ble symptom that the punishment in
zictsd on convicted Fenians has resulted
IN rendering them ten times more resO-
luxe unau before. Dozens OF FORCES are
agi5w throughout the city with the work
OF nike making. In hundreds Of cellars,
garres sud kitchens lead Is being cast
into bullets. Firearms and weapons Of
every description are being fitted up and
prepared. Secret meetings are being
held in security. Tne whole machinery
NJ cge conspiracy Is being kept in rapid
motion by countless numbers OF cool,
L=-5 mined men. Hundreds Of Fenians
ere pouring into this city from al the
@ owns II Ireland and Scotland.
ne --IE-E houses are crowded, and the
sion is that they az arising in
.-=--z-cs % q mandate issued months
ago % -Ge Fsnia1s Of England and Scot
land Drilling il going on extensively
20 hillside and moor, here and there
r1rTl-l1lL the country. GlmQSes are
HH#HHHr .- NIGHT F-n-4ra-= IF hrr-lraHa Dr
nal marching in military array, OF
r-se icing drill exercises The disciples
Zen ,nism among Us are makingevery
.-ol - their power for an Imme-
lz.e aDpes. 70 the arbitration Of the
sword The Government Is alive 70 the
dangers Of the situation. Detectives are
on The alert day and night. Willy mem
be-s sre on the trail, lavishing gold for in
formation. Their activity for the past
week has been rewarded with three i'm
ucr-au- discoveries. Jails are filing fast.
IN September last two hundred arrests
were made, and It least IS many more
since.
In every corner inland selzing and in
pressing IS still going ID.
Sligo, IL appears, Is one Cf the points
toward which the tide Of mistrusted
strangers, with which Dublin is inun-
lal-lr le s5LtlE- Large uumpers OF
a5leJodisd men have come into Sligo
within the past fortnight, and remained,
without Ostensible business or means Of
livelihood.
The police could not discover anything
10 confirm their suspicious. Meanwhile Z
fresh bodies Of strangers continue TO AZ
rive. On Wednesday q detachment Of
armed police visited various lodging /
places in that town, and transferred
twenty-five Immigrants 70 cells. The
persons arrested were closely searched.
Troops are being forwarded 20 the town
and district
The town Of Gallon has been searched
for Stephens, but be was not found. II
Is believed that he is not a great way
from Dublin.
A Fsuisn proclamation was found on 8
Fenian named Flood, urging prepare
tons Tor the coming struggle. /
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Mayd9ceU d anderson.
MARBLE WORKS
80 Unt8a ST., Bet. 2d Il Sd sts.,
Dealers IN
Italian and American Marble.

MONUMENTS. Tablets, Head and fOot
vi Stones, Box Tom0s, Vaults Mantles Va
ces, etc, and all kinds Of stone WORK done for
buildings at snort notice. Having been enge-
geo in the marble business IN Memphis Ir 10
years, we would respectfully call the attention
D those in need Of marble work 70 our estab-
lisL We have always on hand a leTga as-
ortment of finished work aud drawings Of the
latest styles OF Monuments which we will be
happy TO show to any who may favor us with a
call. We can get up work in SIS good style and
on as reasonable terms as any other establish
ment North or South. Hebrew and German
lettering done in the very best style. Our work
Is our reference. Call and see II.
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New YOrk, Boston, Philadelphia,

A Nd all the principal Eastern and Nofssu
"a cities, oounecung a. Sew Orleans vita ~
Merchants audPcoFle's Linz 70 81 LoEis. and
with Harris 4 M0rgans Line Of steameEs u
Mobile. and 70 Galveston, Texas
Through Blls Of Lading viii be Issued a. Nes
York ior Moblc, Galveston. Baton Rouse
NatChez. N3cksburg, Memphis, Cairo and -
Louis. and 10 I'LL polnz apd j. ace On the No.
lss.ppi river and 6u1 OF Mexico
course o The several hues runDjug s.
Lon.
Tue I'm Is composed Of the Lsr0sss and
Moa Elegant 6tcd1lshtps which have ever been
built la the country Or any boHe line. They
sreiu every respsot htted Tor ocean service and
the route npon whch they run Their passen-
ger accommodation are not eNcelied BY those
upon ans S~teaHlsns n tie world
All freight must BE delivered at the Com
Rsn arenouse, upon their Pier. No. 81
Softh Eyer New York City. Tnird Pier shove
during ~ business hours
5l-s Lsdlag VIII be given BY the
- 80 " SeAEON and other Merchan-
YORK and all points East wftn0uf
80 11aiss' aac atas low rstes as 81 any
For lurtler Information. annie
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IfLanIrent Nnfice.

TIHE insolvency Of the estate or Wa-Iuror
i Donaldson, deceased, having been slgzesred
TO the Clerk OF the County Court OF 0b5uu
county, Tennessee, al persons hiding clnin4
against said estate are hereby nofineI TO ale
them with the Clerk Of the County Court ~
Obion county. on or before the i9h day of NAV.
1861. duly authenticated as required by law. r0r
pro rata settlement. or this notice VIII Be uiead
N bar Of their recovery. By order Of Lhs CLERK
OF the County Cour OF OhiOn county. Eeng--
Sc, this, l5th day or December, 1885.
DONALDSON.
faaT 70
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- An Italian physician has recenfIv
discovered s remedy for certain forms Of
neuralgia. A|ttFibuting the obstinacv Of
the disease ~trifacial neuralgia % the va
rlstious Of temperature 50 frequent in
Sicily. he adopted the expedient Of COW
e-.1g ai the painful parts with q coating
OF .I.dien containing o certain propor-
ION 8f n~vtrechIorate of morphine. This
m-lt was perfectly successful; the
Eas instantaneous and permsnen
nd -he costing feu Of in the course Of
me o- two days.
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MTsCELLArEoUs.
FIRST
NATIONALBANK

FIRST
NATIONALBANK
-og-
NJ EMPHIs
Depository s Financial Agent
UNITED STATES;
DEALS N ALL KINDS or
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AED DOES
General BANKING Business.
st9ekhoIdsrs met zaud inst The following
suing twelve months
A. P. BURDTTF,
OLA. ?. Burditt a Co..
R. NoGREGoR,
Of R Acersgor q Co
BENZ. ETsEMAN,
OF Rice. stix e Co..
q. H. a. LITTLEToE. ESQ.,,
z C. P NORRIS, Cashier
GEO. ". TRoTTER, ESQ.
oiwILLIAM A. GWYEE,
z ofFostsr. Gwynn q Co.;
z 2. 3. DAVIS, President;
DAN. ABLE,
L. HoWEs,
Of L Howss & Company;
FRED. ". Smith, Vice Presidents
3. 3 BEAUMONT,
OF Beaumont, Hamilton q Co.
lHON. J. W. LETTwICH,
noX3 3n
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ChaRcery Sale Of Real Estate.
-ON
Saturday, Sd Of March, 1856.


T.. c. Belts, et a., rs. Frazer Titus.
DY virtue Of an interl0cut0T decree made IN
ID the above cause. On March LIST, 1861, and re-
newed on the l4th Of December, 1865. I VIII sell
at Public Auction 20 the highest bidder az me
Court House door, On Saturday, the third day
Of March, HS5, In the city Of Memphis, be-
tween the hours OF 10 ", and y NJ, the fol-
owing described Tract Of Land. tO-wtt: Four
Hundred and Four Acres o. Land, situated IN
the County Of shelby and state OF Tennessee.
North OF Wolf River, formerly the farm Of
Frazer Titus. ana formerly known az Duck
Range being the same conveye 20 Frazer
Titus By Mus. 3 Parks and D.. III. Walker The
above described Tract or Land VIII be sold in
parcels Of 20 and 40 acre..
TERMs OF SALE-Ars On a credit OF 9, Il and
~ months; Bonds, with good security, and a
len retained on the land 70 secure The purchase
mtnCy. A. ALSTON, Clerk q Master.
mis-, January 9th. 1888. il 9i-tds
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Westward Trains.
The Connection by this Route
is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING.
Fare LESS
Than by ANY Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Junctien on Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, at 2 o'clock pm.
Trains on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad leavs
Cornth going North and south on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fuday-south st l5& am.
and North AZ $50 an.
Atuecatur regular connections are made with
the Nashvil and Decatur Road for Nashville,
Louisville, etc.
At Stevenson connections are made with
traina on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road.
At Chattanooga connections are made With
trains on the East Teanessee and Georgia, and
wessem snd Atlantic Railroads, for all parts
and tbs North.
For through tickets end further information.
apply az No. Is Court street. or 81 the Memphis
sud Charleston Depot
". J. ROSS, Gent SupL
C. L ANDERSON.
General Freight and Ticket Agent
JULIUS HAYDEN.
1al4-in General Travelling Agent
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The commander Of a French man
lrRar has been exlerminatiug the can
niraI inhabitants Of a village IN the Is
land Of New Caledonia ia the Pacific,
fhey having been guilty Of killing and
a4tng the Captain and o U men Of a
Fr.aeb vessel who fell into their hands.
i French garrison has been placed
On the leland.
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic SKIRT,
Ths most popular and dezfbls IN 49, Fer
sale by
WALEER BED's g CO..
20 Main Street Memphis. Tenn.
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RradIey7s Duplex Elliptic skirt,
HsOf the beet material. styIeau mans ls-1r
and the most E~Taesful, dursbis aud s1ucuL-
al skin inside. For sale ny
RICE. SIX & CO..
D----L ~
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic sEirf
RrndIersa RHnler Elfinlic So

Very flexible. folded easily when 7 nee 10
sccupy a small space an arlce Or -lus or
exeellence kor safe IA al 5-T.z- e. she
SOUTHERN PALACE
NIXON, WOOD & co. .
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DissOlMM0Ta.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned under the nrm name styl'
OF John B. Reid Co., is this day dissolved By
JOHN REID.
q. W. MCMAHON.
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. II
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Bradiey's Duplex Elliptic szirt
Is the best quality IN every part. z-acsluE
IN shape, and being flexible. make -Is moss
stylish, comfortable and economical skirt vor-.
FOTsale by
MACK BR0THERs z BUEI
a.-n= - 1H rHr.- &C.,
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LOUISVILLE, KY.

GRAVES. JAMES A GRAYEs
GRAVES & SON,
Proprietors or
DE-. CRAVE AGUE III AGTI-BILIOUs Pills,
AMERICAS LINLMESI. PAIN
TOR, CANDY VE-RAIFUGE, PILE
ASD
CURE FSR \ THROAT L5EAs
And Dealers in all kinds OF
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy
Articles Liquors, Wines and Brandies. for
medical purposes, Fine segars and Tobacco,
Flavoring Extracts, Sponge, Brushes Of all
kinds, Combs, Quinine, Quinodine, Purified
-Ch@nmdine, salphate Of Cinconia, Morphine,
Chloroform, Opium, and many other prepare
tons, that viii be sold low.
VIII also keep an assortment CT Electric Medi-
cines.
So We viii have catalogue Of our stock and
prices, that Will be furnished those desiring
one, free of charge.
No. DDS MARKET STREET,
between Sixth and Seventh sts.,
taS-9m Louisville, Ky.
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THE
Saddle and Harness Mandatory
Aoaln Onen. con. Man ard Monroe sired

Aoasn open, cor. Nam and Mssroe street.
g" kvTNa resuued business At the old stand,
II we are now prepared 70 furnish our Old
customers and the public generally, a. we did
In I'D lines We keep constantly on hand a
ali aesorfnent OF Saddles, Harness, Brides,
WINS collars, Hanes. Leather and Saodlery
HardWare, All work warranted to please. eall
Aa 1sna an 1T BEsBIE q 90.
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Referring 20 the above card we rstusru sincere
thanks TO our friends for the very liberal pat
continuance of the same to our successors.
iR2i-lm JOHN B. REID CO.
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u- They are building houses ia PHI
GlslFAia with the dininErOom H0oF on
sAe ha3r above the parlor, instead o. the
lesr below. mother Quaker notion is a
kitcaen aud dUingroom in connection
WIN 8 oa1klng house, for the sccommo-
dal0u OF the cheers and employees.
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Is Situated in the Southern Border Of T.shO-
L mtngo County, Miss, q miles south Of Iuka,
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a CHINESE IHfrN-A sGoct time aeo
atty Of stolen rice was discovered
a Bridge uszrsEorutt0r in Cali
CCl5liu. tlat tls ra-Jes ulo
w5aG 70 after i 90 lsat, and
l be easily caught some ~ the sharp
ones cllclulei % station tLemselvE
and watch for Developments
thsy k5d taken their position, a
Isl came acknowledging about,
ioE fer some outside In
As he Weu near tie place
The E-c1 vas deposited, the men on
-g rushed a. him, but be proved to be
r-iF q ceeoT. ral Ike a Wild cat, and al
ran hlei Al-- TIE easilyoUorsn the par
~. and. whilst they re-a after rim 81
~c1Gfedsrates sven after and sa6siv car
~.eG % the rice. The iudiyidusIs who.
rneGgh- they wer= too smart Tor China
men readily conceded that they wee
ll-Uz1auTe1ed-
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LOOK TO THIS.
OFAll Descriptions,

CONSIGNED 70 ny care, VIII receive Prompt At
tentioE, and os forwarded 70 their
without delay.
/ propose to prepay freight ind charges on all
frefFhts where an agreement to that effect Is
made, either with the consisnee or c~onsignor,
s. z. SMITH,
Corinth, Miss.
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ACLAUDE MELNOTTE N REAL LIFE.
The foreign papers contain the following
item A curiOus divorce case Is about
10 be tried In Switzerland. A Swiss
peasant, Ta5onier, q native Of the vii
lags Of Lancy, being endowed with
agreeable manner and q fine person,
and having obtained 3 better education
than il usual with persons IN that rank
Of life, sought 70 improve his social POSI-
ton. For a time he had 70 be content
with q prscariOus livelihood IS a mem
Der y an Inherent circus. In this hum
be c~spEcity be made the acquaintance
Of q Male 8fontesant, who undertook to
end him an helre5s, la consideration Of
receiving q certain percentage on the
dJwrv. Tabonier, self ennohlsd by the
title q Baron de Lancy, wa accordingly
introduced 70 Mdile Elsnry, q youaO
French lady, possessed Of q hana
fortune and, in due time, br .-a-S
was celebrated Lnf0rsp~
~ not recognize the
s5Jesss. but s~quandered
rgsa - .lne in riOtOus living. Nor
even faithful 20 bis marriage
Madame Tab0nier, having ac-
CURED Only 100 many proofs Of bis inf
deity, has instituted an action for d.
vorce before the Court Of Geneva A
commission has accordingly been sp-
pointed % examine the accused, who
happens 90 be locked up in the prison al
-z1s cn char u fraud, breach Of
z- p ~sTlloilE 70 general
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SOUTHERN
EMIGRANT AGENCY,
HOLLAND Il VANCE,
MAIN STREET, 81
MAIN STREET,

Have opened an once. In connection with their
business. FOR the purpose Of supplying planters
and others with farm hands, etc. Mr.. Holland
b~avingiust returned rom New York, has com
pisted ARRANGEMENTS whereby he can meet all
The demands in his proposed line Of business.
Pisntefs and others requiring good farm hands,
would 90 well 10 give US an early call.
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TRANsPoRTATIoN
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF
Eastward Trains.

On snd ster WEDNESDAY, The Sh instant
the bains on the Memphisand Charleston Rai
road VIII run DAILY, as follows:
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Finest Water Power In the South,

With all Necessary Building on the premises
resdy built. large enough for Spinning and
Weaving both, II desired.
For particulars, refer TO J. c.. Terry, Memphis,
Tenn. r. W. Price, Columbus, Miss; the oln-
zeus OF T1shOmingO county, Miss
can be found on the premises at al times,
islG z W. J. HART.
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ianT 10

NOTICE.-Au persons hdIfiuE china
~ against the estate Of !. C. SUES. iced. anu
gains the urn OF BROOKS q su= vii ale.
them with tbs undersigned al his piace " oul-
nsss. No "a Front street. Memphis
L p 6EGGS,
Adur Est. OF =. e.. 5uazE.
JsRuary 4th. 1875. ian5 81.
NOTICE.-NOtfce e hereby gwen 70 al
~ persons interested, that i vii auuy 70 tho
County Court Of shelby, az ths next February
term, Tor letters Of sdmlnistrGrcu on II estate
Of John McInues, decdI
JAMS fv~ JAMES D0RArGH
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n z w s KlRT T.
FOX 1860.
aE GREAT UTEsTI5Y OF TIE 4sE.
j. w
Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC.
tOr double Steel Spring
- x Z R =,
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY.
Sols Proprietos and Manufacturer, 81 cham
bers and % and 81 Rsade street.,
NEW YORK
MIsoELLAEEoUs.
NEW SKIRT IT.
naE GREAT TTEsrIsS OF THE Isz.
u w
Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC


This Invention coGSsta Of Duplex tor rr1I
Elliptic Pure EenuedS Steel sDFing. iuea1forsIv
braided tightly AMI armly uogathef, edge 70
edge making me toughest, most 1ezible. sLas-
tie and durable sprlngever -sal- Tnsv seiLlra
bend or break Ike the 74ugte15urf1H and r0u-
sequentiy preserve tneiE perfect ana haau-rrI
shape more than twice a. long As any single
spring skirt THAT ever has or can be made
The wonderful fcLfhlHtr and Eaat com
and pleasure to euy Lals wearing the Duplex
EllpIon AIt VIII De experiences particularly
IN all crowded Assemblies. OPENS. aarrIaz@
railroad cars churcu Dzrs, ara chairs FOR
promenade and nouBe dress. Is The llt can aa
easiiF and convenient @ 9 muslin ars
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, clulf1rt
and great cOnF3u1enee o. wearing THE Duplex
Elliptic Steel spring skirt Tor q sEglet Gay VIII
use For Children, misses and young ladies
they are superior 70 ali others
Inc hoops are covered VITA tEo Ply double
ENlstd Unread and VIII wear twice as iluz As
me single yarn covering which Is used a1 az
single steel hoop ak1rra. The three bottom res
on syery skirt are alsO doubis steel, arc twice
wearing on The rod. when dragging down
stairs stone steps, etc. ETC.. which Ll=F l-s
con5t@nay s1pJeet 70 wlsu - use
All Gr8 made OF the rev ard aIagn.a ~r-Irf
tapes, and are the cet qualitv tr every ue-.
giving 20 The wearer the most -r1eafI ana GERS
iect shape possible, and ars uquesrlJuasl~ -
nOmical skirt ever male.
For sale IN al first cLassEtar1G aa.=-a-1 and
Retail, IN las cpB, anc throughout he United
states . Cauadast Havana - Coca. EaE.eo.
south America, and the West f1s
50 Inquire for she Duplaz Efrs-rE- i.-
Deablel sprinE skirt-
Bradiey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt
Combining eiegsnc=, Hgbruesa- d1-7
comfort and economy, and inquest 1ua1 ~
mOst desirable article made. For sale r1ls-
sale and retail 6y
2ENKEE EEJTHEEE G. CO..
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-07
WESTERN FOUNDRY
AND
Ri p hin shop
WIN. a. ROBINSON & co

VIZ. A ROBINSON, late Of Quinby & Robinson
Memphis.
], O. STOKES, late OF Stokes q TAYLOR, Memphis
X. NICHOLSON, T. B. ~SAUNDERs, Formerly with
Quinby & Robinson.