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Bradley's Duplex Elliptic skirt.
Is the best quality IN every part ernc.e,l
In shape, and being flexible, make tSe No.,
stylish, comfortable and ec0nomiczl skirt worn
MACK BRorHERs a BONN
al NF.F.
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LEGAL.
n.a.etee,. caln

x virtue 81 deed OF trust exeeutaf Z, ma
ne ain day % April. lSD. bv n
70 secure the or cerfafr,
M oeserloec, when said trust deed
10y recorded IN The Register's ofies ~
So. 4enn, on the l9ah daV % AnrL
u VII on SatundaV fhe - 49,
e1ppse 70 pubic sale for cash at the Courffo1ss
uoof ~ zoe eltE o. Memphis. Tenn. ne foTI9w-
1Ee1A sstate and dssrdhsd III go
trust deed. to-Wits LOt No. AZ. on a Man -
sunliFt4on ol samuel Hem5erts Ia1d wfieS
Std aubdlEAslon was made by order al 90
lnaoeery Courtof Memphis. IN the ease orRe-
Decca DokAn and others va Mqrv n. Pemhert
ana others said lot 70 - has = front a. -
teet on an aveuues running back betv-aen
parallel lines 10 feet 9 inches. Equffv "a -
dempuon waived and title believed % - 0ood-
bat viii cOnVeT nlv asa trustee.
March q. lSsa 49,
margfla
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Boots and SHOES.

Having disposed OF our interest in the above
hrmto Messrs, II. Apple Goo we take pleasure
in recOm mending them to the trade.and especf-
ally 70 the favor Of our Old customers and
n1end[ j. p. DAVIS,
fehA W. A. JAMES
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Chagtcerv Sale,

Georve A. StoVaa saa Echert W. Mitchell. OF
ne frfn OF lstoyan & Mitchel, =. Norman c.
Jones, e. a.
hT1sirtneo Of IN rnt~erloeutory decree made in
d this cause 1n1te IN Or January, ISL, ana
renewed on the 2th OF January. 1850. i VIZ
sell Al public auction, al tbs C9srt House door,
IN the city Of Memphis, On
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, lss.
between tnS Hoads OF ~ and y O'Clock, INV
TERAs oF sALE-Cssh.
AUGUSTON ASTON
mar l-lQs- ana H.
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Ihavs used Morgsns self Rising FIoar and
- - aHd il entirely mil to an,
steE or Teii. and Is especially adapted asa diet
for d-ispepGcs and cohslAB mS.elais
5epessS. 11frime1f. T. ". GABBERr, y, ID.
r-su rrsnare any barrel Of Gcur sent 70 ma.
-hfsb anv quality OF Hour ordered mt
o. n oTn sales use none but he very pest,
n HsrrsTon, or Its equal.
49, hraad ard biscuit made nom this Hour
= ~ eaten IS vel YARN IS cold, without the
80 Inconvenience 70 pc weak and dyspeptic
sfcr4ach, and has been kEoWDtO g1eatly benedt
such eases
Pat up las, Il, a, and As pound % kages,
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FRA TX G. TERRY, wM. b. MITCHELL,
Late late
Hicks. Terry & Co. Cossitt, Hin & Co.
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This invention consists OF Duplex for two
Elliptic Pure Refine Steel Springs, inEeniously
braided tightly and firmly together, edge u
edge, making the toughest most flexible, elias
tic and durable spring ever used. They seldom
bend or break, like the Single Springs, and con-
s%eQuently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice as long as any Single
Spring skirt that ever has or can be made.
Tn wonderful nexdbility and great comfor
and pleasure TO an lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic skirt viii be experienced particularly
in all crowded assemblies, operas, carriages
railroad cars, church peWs, arm chairs, fol-
promenade and house dress. a. the skirt can be
folded when in use 10 occupy = small place as
easily and conveniently as a muslin dress.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for a single day will
never Afterwards willingly dispense with theft
use. For Children, misses and young ladies
they are superior 70 all others
The hoops are covered Wits two ply double
twisted thread and Will wear twice as long as
the single yarn covering which is used on all
single steel hoop SKIRTS. Tho three bottom rods
on eve-Y skirt are also dOuhle steel, and twice
wearing OF the rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps, etc, etc, which they are
constantly subject % when in use
All are made Of the new and elegant corded
tapes. and are the best quality in every part,
"a wing 10 the wearer the most graceful and per-
feet shape possible, and are unqnestionably the
iiRhtsst most desirable, comfortable and eco
nomicai skirt ever made.
Foy sale IN all INST class stores, Wholesale and
Retail. in his Gu, and throughout the United
StafAs ana Canaaas Havana de Cuba, Mexico,
Gorfb Awerlca. aud the West Indies.
81 In0uire for the Duplex Elliptic for
DoubIai Npraug Skirt
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Of16s Acres OF Land, at tbs Court HOUSE, Mem
phis. Tennessee, on "Wednesday, 18th day OF
April, ls3d.
James u. Msriweathsr rs Ellen z. Cowden
and others
DY virtue Of decree N the Chaucery side oil
ID the common Law and Chancery Court. OF
the city or Memphis, Of date January 5, 1861,
viii sell at public auction, between the hours i
10 and Il O'Clock. pm. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II, us8
the following described tract OF land, lying ard
being in shelby county, Tennessee, and de-
scrIbed as follows, to-wit: Lot 4, it being the
northeast quarter OF fractional section No. s, in
range no = vest township No. I, agreeable 70
the Chlakasaw earVey, containing LOO acres,
more or less
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Z. ALTON.
March g, 1S66-mr IO-tds. ca n.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

Rf-,virtus ofdeed oftrust executed 70 me On
~ me lfih day Of december. Isu ~ Wm. ID.
Ely % secure tie payment q i6ur nos fsr
A@0 sacn, therein meufional. TO anFa-a0u a..
Belll- put which are nov held by he asrara a.
" y Aarsnau, deceased which deed or r-rss
: or record in the Registers me 81 shelby
county, 1euneszze. BOOK A.. caeea "a 10 AMI
EA I viii On Wednes ~, ths - dzv1 N ag-I
l%di between the hours ON o-ci1r- So 40 =
m a. the door OF Odd Fellows Hafl fr r6e go
o. MemPlA. tennessee, proceed 90 sell 10 the
M-1tsl ouoer-lor e1SG- the blow described
properly copTsyd % me in said deed o. r-1st.
to-WiE Lying smiles from the citv III Eemubls
on the uOrth SIDE Of the new srare Tlra r7sd
anu HoundeQ - lolOWs, lo-Wlr h~a-furluz 81 a
STAKE on me east side Ola sixty foot avanuA -
leel eas- nom the suutheas- corue- or TImau
betls ten acre tract. theuoe north west with
lhe southwest cornes 0flot No IN fha Enbff-
vision OF me estate OK Tilman Belts. deceased :
thence nLrlh - east : chains ard 81 inks ~ =
staEeon f-Lewis wFstLue-theucesonthgGL1
eAst . chalns and = Ings % a stake which
stands soth 90 east ~ links rom a alacF um
marked ID; Thence south 7 east Q chains and
&hnks 70 e stake which stands zou-h-E ear =
Inks Tom . black oak marked -BH, on Rlcas
Scutn line, on new state Line road thence with
said road south 81 West = chains and s unEs
70 the beginnings containing l3 acres The
right ofraGemptiou IS expressly waived in and
By said deed @ ftFust Inc title 20 The p-nperrv
Is goods but 1 sal and convey ouiv as trusrae.
TILLMAN G.. BETIIS. Trustee
By virtue Of subsequent deed OF Trust male
TONE BY said WIND Fly. on the -Ith December.
Shelby county, book a. pag@ 4Qh aD and 80
70 secure the payment q oJher debts susciHc3
therein, and due ". h. Marshal. VIII iofn
wiki the said Tliman C.. BetuE Trustee. iu
making a sale Of the lOregofng rrnrt or land.
mar4ids HOWELL E JACKSON.
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InsOEUent Notice,

VUHE Insolvency Of the estate OF Wellington
i Donaldson, deceased, having been suggested
IN the Clerk OF the County Court Cf Ohion
county, Tennessee, ali persons aiding cIairns
rgaiust said estate are hereby notified n Ole
them with the Clerk OF the County Court Of
Obion county. on OF before the 18th day or Nav.
lSS, duly authsnticated as required bF law. for
pro rata settlement. or this notice vii be plead
In bar Or thelr recovery By orlsr OF tie CLERK
Of the County Court or Ohlon county. Teuue-
see, this, 18Th day OF December, ls&
L DONALDSON.
lauT am Admfufzfrarnr- etc
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FrocaTfo3JS Tofice-

HAVING been qualified a. Executor Of the
IL last will ana testament OF William English,
deceased, all persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified and required to pre-
sent the same 70 me for payment within the
time prescribed by law or they viii be barred,
and all persons owing said estcte are requested
10 come forward and pay OF suits viii be inst-
tutsd against them.
Feb. zifh, 1850.
JOHN MeGRATH,
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E r NJ PER NJ oNTH
payable Monthly in Adrancee
Ara c. Z. ". MILLER Principal.
RET. b MILLER Proprietor.

.eosao nee sadFezs Forest Hm station,
M&CsTSa osd. mart In
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Election Notice.
Os The slsf day OF March, Isss.

DY virtue Of 2 Erit OF Election. to ma iesr-H
ID and directed by Hon. William BrovrIow-
Governor OF the state OF Tennessee. I win
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no EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
M O r CAMS


TUE Best, Cheapest and most economical
4 Flour in use.
All lovers Of good and wholesome bread,
btscQif. etc. can, by using this Flour, save
time. trGubIe, money. and disappointment. IL
is ALWAYS RELIABLE, aud Is not Effected ~
hot or cold weather. 81 does not require Yeast
Powders, Cream Tartar, Yeast. salaratus, soda
or salt. and ONLY KALI tie usual quantity
OF shortening, and when cold SUsN MIX Is
used. still less shortening y needed.
ONE-FOURTH les OF this Hour Is required 70
prnduce a K smountof Bread 70 that made
IN the ordinary manner. which item alone VIII
about PAY THE PRICE ehargec for aiding the
self rising ingredients
III Is EXTRA NICE FOR CAKES, and al
sfnds a Dastry. quiriE not more than TWO
VIRD az usual amount Of butter and eggs.
This FLOSa EXCELS ALL OTHER for
Rattsr Cakes, WsGs5 Pudding, thedumphngs
for Chicken Pie, etc. ETC.,
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Saturday, the 18th April, 1866.

Mary c. Trader -. James NJ Gozgin e a..
DY virtue OF an interlocutoy decree made IN
ID the above causes at The November term
otthe ChaDcsry side OF the Common Law and
Chancey Court Ofths cry OF Memphis VIII
SELL on the premises, at Do auction, On
SATURDAY, April "A, ls66. the f0loWiug described
uacrofland, situated in shelby county. Tenn,
and one mfe southeast oftus city CrNemphis.
BEINGS lots, a part OF a IS acre tract ofland, be-
longing TO Euclid BOrland, and Iyiuz between
Pigeon Roost Plank Road and the Memphis q
Charleston railroad, and designated upon Bor-
lands plan Ofsuodivlsion made uy ~. A. Kerr.
surveyor, on the Fh day Of June 1883
TERMS OF a credit Of O.. -. Us and
p months, and q lien retained upon the
premises for further security.
marlstds A ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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In recommending these Pianos to public
notice, TcldiH that they IRE superior to
ann other Pianos made IN UOiume,
purity Of tone, great pOtCer, 6riUSGncy,
ftdIness, depth and Ueaness Of touch,
durability and finish. IR0t only claim
this, but I am prepared to s~ubstdHtiate
II to the entire satisfaction Of all par
ties interested, and can safely leave Il
to any candid judge or judges for de-
cision. Il guarantee Of fire years
oiUen 1eith eUcry Instrument and no
charges made for coUer, stool o. ship
ping. Old Pianos taken IN exchange.
H. BERNARD,
mari I'm go Main street.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
GLORIA BREvIs.

BY ALBEEr PIKE
When Autmn's chilly winds complain
And red leaves withered Glli
We know that Spring will laugh again,
And leaf and lower recall
But when Lovess addentng Autumn Neso
The hues that death preSaEel
No Spring IN Winters lap prepares
A second golden age
So when LAfe's Autumn sadly signs,
Yet smiles its cold tear through,
No nriuE with warm and sunny hAN@
The souls youth viii renew.
Love blooms but once and dies for ALI
Life has no second spring
Tho frost must coma, the sno" nlhl AAt
Louc as the lark may sing.
o Love- o lifel ye ade Ike flowers
That droop sud del in june
The present Oh, TOO short IS ours,
And Autumn comes too sCon-
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And Is a sewing of frOm 80 to IS
per Ra-reH TO the Consumer.

wonderful success A large proportion
OF the citizens OF Memphis and snr-
rounding county are nOT using IL; but /
am Continent there are many others who would
avail themselves OF its a~dvantages were they
satisfied regarding Its HEALTHFULNkSS,
SUPERIORITY and CHEAPNkS4
70 convince such OF these facts, 1 have OBJ
taIses large number OF certificates from well
and fevorafig known physicians n others, a
lev Of which Z eye below. one TIA VIII con-
vince ths mosL nerslslons that IL Is TO their
advantSge To use this Flour, - q ECONOMY
and SATISFACTION in every resDeeA
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sATURDAY. - DAY o. APRIL. -

between the hours oflO and Il a. m, a certain
piece OF land, 5 tuate, lying and being IN the
County OF shelby and state Of Tennessss. in
that part Of Lhs city OF Memphis formerly
known IS South Memphis, the same being part
of wha- Is known and designated on the plat Of
south Memphis as country lot No. ., in block
No. So, and bounded as follows; Beginning at
a point on the north side OF Vance street, ore
hundred and t~wenty-fOur feet and nine inches
l2F{ feeu from the point Of intersection OF the
north side Of Vance street with The east side Of
Lauderdale street, and running thence east with
said north side OF Vance street one hundred
and twenty re5t I'D feet to a stake. and run
ming thence nOrthYardiF paf allel with Lander
dale street one hundred and forty-eight sud a
half feet 0asH feet 20 e stake Ia the south
b6nndarT OF South Alley C1fteen feet widel
thence With line Of said sley westWardlT one
hundred and twenty feet % stake on the Line
OF safd alley, and hence SOuthwardly parallel
with Lauderdsie street one hundred and forty
eight and a half feet TO the beginning on Vance
street.
Right OF redemption waived. Title believed
to be good, but 1 convey only as trustee.
r. s. AYRES, Trustee
March q, Iss. marZ7tds
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- ~ IIT-I|"-T o II IIIIIT |-III0
Mlln Of the speeches and entreaties
il 5 eNt% Mt that two OF three days nor e
viii pa $ before the Convention comey. 10
a hns vote.
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wEpNEspAY. I'D u. ls5s.

between The hours of 10 and u o'clock, n, the
following described property, situated IN Ger
mautoWn. shelby 0unty Tenn-s to-W1t: A
Lot, or parcel Of ground, fronting on Bridge
street s. feet. bounded on he Feast BY the state
In PLANK Road. on the Southhy Z A Rhodes
lot, and on the North BY the Memphis &.Charles-
K. r. grounds, Betag q same property con
veyed by VIM Park to re HoaaAR-
- Terms or
March Q, 1896. $40
mr. ro-fda- Clerk and Master.
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-rpprgFNTING creditor Of the estate o
II TiIiam Dickens, deceased, I hereby give
ehaf az the May term, l56 OF tne County
Co~rr n shelby county, Asnnossee, lWll apply
so- Ietters Of administration N aid estate.
JNO. N. CAHAACk.
March y, lS6 luarz laTttw
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RrndIer,a nnnIev EIIiptic Slid.

Very rerihle, folded easily when IN use, 20
occupy q small space, and an article o. superior
exceienee. For sale, in al styles, at the
SOUTHERN PALACE
HOWELL, WOOD a READ,
900 Main 81
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
FOREST HILL. TENN,
Resumed It's Exercises the Second day Of
January, 1855.

THIB Healthy, beautiful and attractive Edu-
Il eational Home for Young Ladies-free
It IN dlstraeiine city inhuences-and, noted for
IN e many 0s0rcltOhV educated ir0HleH IL has sent
i1i this located Al. Forest Hill station, Mem
~ y and Chariestoh Railroad, eighteen miles
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EcoMMEKDATIoNs:

MEMPHIS, IESN.s Auguaf q teo.
Tbava nd MOrgsn's self Rising Flour, aud
So n Al H. : most excellent article i have
- sTamf1ed the Ingredients which produce
IL self rising properties, md pna them 20 oe,
not only innGasnt, but imporsSnE 70 Periset
Nutrition. lGan freely Fec0ElmeDd II a-a Qest
beautiful and Desirable nOuE producing an
article Of bread Zperior 70 th[H aas IN the
mo. B. FRAysER- N. D.
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TWin rrepare - - 81 - p
at uP ms, y, n ana As pound % kageg,
RaIrB aFFels ana Barrels,

This hour Enibe o1nd on sale tn packages Il
al nrst class family groceries In ne cify ~ 81
wholesale at the HanufactOry, as Main strsst.
2 doors south OF Bsale, Memphis, Tenn.
A liberal discount VIII Be made 10 the Trade,
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ATPEAL or rae FENIAN SISTER
Innn


AFPEAL OF THE FENIAN SISTER
To AZ True HeoHe~d Women in Amaroa-
Greeting
Ladies, for the first time in u history
have we come forward as the women of
an oppressed nation should, banded to-
gether in a sacTed cause for Ireland's
veal. We have accomplished much
that was deemed impracticable. We
have taught the world that not to the
Polish French and American women
shall we yield the palm Of patriotism.
Faith in God, faith in Ireland, we surely
possess: our works must prove its inte,,-
Eity. Surely no Irish m -gbo
eherishes q spark Of love for To q old
land can refuse 10 give the only svmna-
thy craved by -revolutioniS ts.reaL
practical aid. With the Fpg Of elo-
quence, with the worries blessing.
we have nothing to do Earnest in
the principles we espc use, faithful in
LneI maintenance, We cannot pause for
ulhing from the carg.less or Indifferent
Recently our efforts have received a new
impetus from the news borne TO Us across
<he waters. We hear the tread Of armed
men at night aud on the lonely noun
tains, and our heSrts rejoice. But we see
many OF our bravest and best men
thrown into prison cells. While we feel
that their deliverence viii be promr,t
and sure, we cannot ignore the fact u AT
their helpless families are in real want
Deprived Of their lawful protector as
sistauce must be rendered them. En-
glish clemency refuses permission to the
women Of Ireland 10 DO that which We
now clasp 70 our hearts as a solemn
DUTY We are no isolated party
We claim no peculiar, distinctive traits
unVn the rnn nI.rf.rr8 a--.r
ton TO our country, ard faith in
her regeneration. Leaving TO our rofberg
here andathome the privilege of working |
out that freedom, our WOmaDlv hearts
imbued with pity, call upon ali, In H.
name Of God and country, TO turn an a.
tentive ear TO our appeal for the fap,i6es
OF the State prisoners in Ireland. And
that We may the better and NOR. spseJi-
" send them the desired aid, waara now
making al the necessary ald preparato-
" arrangements for a grr. md fair. 10 COM
mence on the 10th OF A.priI ard c@ontippe
tn the end Of the Jdonth. Thus shah
moe q every cas-, station and nation
AMY, nave an OpOrtunity Of proving
their sympathy and comiseration in Ire
lands gre2C struggle for freedom, and ]
their desire 10 help the suffering families !
that have been brought 10 want by Eng I
lish tyranny.
Articles Of every description may b..
forwarded to the SisterhOOd department L
90 East Seventeenth street, New NoY K !
All letters will be addressed tOthe Ser re- I
tarv. Miss Mary Callahan money Orders |
made payable 10 the Treasurer, Ellen A. /
O'Mahony.
Signed in behalf Of the Sisterhood,
Mrs. PRErERBE, slj, Broadway,
Mrs. EDWARD MURPHY, % West 4Gh st.
Miss DUFF, 2Atlantic ST, Brooklyn,
Miss ALICE MCNAMARA, III +. 18th St, /
Mrs. WELPLEY, 100 Degrawst. Brooklyn.
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Petiljon for RemoraI OF Trustee

TetIitOH o htHtUtIt " LTFtotUss
On the Ch8ncery side Of The Common Law and
ChaneeTy Court Of the city Of Memphis
B. Boro Is. r. VonochL. Petition for RemOya
OF Irustree.
IT appearing from the petition filed In this
/ cause, that C.. LOgOmorzinO executed a deed
OF trust to Mary Noruchi, and appointed K
VoTOchi Trustee, and that the said Mary NOrO-
chi transferred to B. Boro sail deed Of trast-
And il further appearing from SAID that
the said r. NOr0chf has removed himself from
the state OF Tennessee and that petitioner
prays thai he be removed as Trustee. Notice Is
therefore given 20 the said f. NOrOcht 10 ap-
pear and show cause on or before the
IsT MONDAY IN MAY NEXT,
why he shah not be removed and on failure so
10 do, the prayer Of petitioner viii be heard 0-
B1rfe. II Is further Ordensd that this notice uH
published snoea week FOR four ucressive weeks
In the Memphis AFPEAL-
A. ASTON,
a rFTau4u Clerk and Master
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CosnbfrinE elegance, hghtness, durability,
comfort and economy, and unquestionably the
most desirable article made. For sale whole
sale and retail by
NENKEN BROTHERS & CO,
"a Main St. corner Court ST.
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Nnn-Reaident Nofice.

On the Chancery side OF the Common Law and
Cnancery Court OF the city Of Memphis, Tenn.
Charles j. Harris "a Salie E Harris, Isaac 3
Harris, J. D. G. Atkins, administrator OF I'm
r. Harris. deceased, and othenL
IT appearing from auloaVit in this cause, thai
1 the defendants SaNle f aud Isaac b. Harris,
J. d. C. Atkins. administrator etc, all Of whom
reside IN TeLag, and lEham g. harris, who re-
sides IN Mexico, are nOn-residents OF the state
Of Tennessee, IL is therefore ordered that they,
7. Harris. deceased, make their appearance
herein At the ColFt House In the city uf Menu
phis, Tennessee. within the nrst three days OF
the next term Of said Court, 70 on
the sse1nd Monday IN May, ls5e. and plead an
swer or demur 10 cO~mplsdnants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed IS TO them and set for
hearing eLp1Tte, and that a copy Or fhiz order
be published once 2 week. for fpur successive
weeks. IN the Memphis ARPEAL.
A Copy-AtteSt:
Wright & Mckislck, sels. for complainant
maE8Iawfw'ls
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Sale

OF Real Eststs Ia GsrgantoWn, Shelby county,
Tenn, at the Court House dOor in Memphis,
on Wednesday, April II, is6s,
S. Levi & Brothers r& r. C. holland and others.
DY virtue OF an introductory decree made on
ID the ChanceTy side OF the Common Law and
chsAceW Court Of the city OF Memphis, OF date
sssRpRry a, 80 I viii sell az Public AutiOn, at
the Court 6oos5 a9oT, IN the city Of Memphis,
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ssoo eash balance IN Tires equal iastallment8
pavabis on lie st Noyr lSot ~ Eoys ~, and
sf-7rg interest nom date.
os-ls - a ASTON. Cierkand Master.
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RnIo

City Lou, en- wednesday, nth day OF April.
1855, IN mont OF ths Court House door. 6em-
phis, Tenn.
". C. Baxter rs. sally e Baxter.
virtue OF an iuterlOcutory decree made IN
- tue cause, on the Chance-y side az the
Law and ChaneeU Court OF the city
3i AfH5Fhts I VIII sell at public auction IA
Lront or 3 Court House door, on Wsdnesieyi
LIB day or April, 1876, b6tSsep the hours oo
and O'Clock m, the following deses1qec RI9P-
arty; Lots y and 50, on the plan and sa5sss
lots surveyed by e. :. Todd for hAtoeuy9
south of Walks avenue VS. q
deruand1 PLANK road AID eastofOrieans street
The said Lets arc about Il miles Ho~ So4lt
IN Tie CITY o. Mamphfs
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Duplex Elliptic Skirt,

lsoi the best material, style and Manufacture,
and the most graceful, durable and economi-
ol skirt made, For sale by
RICE STIX 4 90,
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