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WGntS from Mississippi.

A SITUATION IN q Wholesale Grocery Store
a preferred, by man Of steady Moral Char.
acter he has had some experience IN
keeping. His acquaintance extends tC
Chiclzssslyg, Oktibbeha, LOwndes Mopros
ton given a. TO character, qualifcation. etc,
For the present address D, Box 80, Corinth.
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EERWEs Lodge sf Perfection, l4th; No. l.
stated gIruuuu lgatlOns I'd Wednesday night
OF each mUIIu. Henry p. WnOdard, Sd G.,
Nj Charles N Carroll, 18th. Sec.
MTTHPAS L0dve Of Perfection. 18th. No. 2
aIrets s'h Wednesday Of each month. George
MHllgrsh, ..-l, O., n. ; A =. F-auElsndr I'D
sec.
CAsIPHIA 'ounrIl Princes OF Jerusalem, 18TH
40. 4. Benz. h. Puilen, sd, TaTsh.'.; --
-, Sec.
CALVARY CEAP PrER OF Rose CTOiX, 18th, No. /
Charles ~. Adams, sd, M, W. H. T. Tom
lusoD. - d. SEQ.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council 0g K-h, 5rth-,
No. l. Henry p WoOdard, Sst., Comm.
william Y. Ciroie SD, Rec.
CON-IsTUEE OF NEST TENNESSEE sd. John
Ains.ie- Ss3-, Comm. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader. SD, Reg.
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hsesH, TsIeite County, Tsua-,

GTUATED thirty miles from Memphis. - q
- miles north OF Lafayette Dspoc, ID q O. p =
FACULTY:
@. ". JOHssToE. A B. Presto lent ard Prors-q II
OF Ancient Languages:
OrSAT 3 4oUSG, A-G-, Professor or AIatL >
MATES;
COLIN McKISSET, An, Professor ng Men Al
and Moral Science ana Euglis J.. tarsfgl- :.
This Institution was reOpeusd October D. q
and nas reached q state Ct permanent e. l.
cheney. Next Annual Hession - IL Be oBes Il
July IS, ls57, and VIII consist OF Two GerLns-eg
weeks each
CHAR5E5-Eng giish and Mather.nti~-s- 20,
- anu SD per Term. zach Languaga $ s1- -
per Tern. ContI gent Zee E. So per Tsria
Excellent board, me ludirg ( room, fuel va J.
ing and Light, SIS ger month.
All necessary apparatus VIII he supplied
OunyeERnce trom Laiaye-ts Station 10 q =
con. " Wednesdays and Saturday,
We, the Trustees, have Caterrnined 10 ms. a
This q rst class Acads mic IussitutiOr
lst. The scholars1ip, experience and surce q
OF our faculty.
"a. The elevated tone OF our cornrnunI-v
So TGe healthfui local. >. reunove3 fro--- tI q
corrupliRg tnhueuees and wees or ully ftt-
SIN Favorable prices viii enable as .
achieve this success.
President BoaTd..-.-.---.Tr G. T. HUNTF2
seeretary-------JOaN ". ALEXANDER
aul4
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Sher6f's Sale.

u. c. Moylan vs.. J. Levy Co.
TTNDER and by virtue Of an interlocutory
decree OF the Chansery Court OF Mern phiS
rendered July 3 1s~7, In the ABOVE entitled
capse. viii on the 4th day OF October, A. D.
is37. at the front door of the courthouse IN
Mernphis. between the hours of 10 o'clock a n
and O'Clock d. m. proceed 10 sell 70 the high
80 and best Bidder, for casa, the StOrerooms
Nos 70 and rs second street, in Mem Dhfs and
county Of shelby and STATE Of Tennassee tns
same being sold 10 SATISFY decree 10 the said
court IN fsvor o. said NJ Q. Moylan and against
aid J Levy 4 %. P. "a. WINTERS, sheriff.
By JANIS n. swan, .. ). Rs22 a
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Session "Opens HOnday, September 2nd.
THE DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE.

NO material Ehich hes ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits In the house,
hold economy than
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! NOu-are-out-
He pretended great difficulty In saying
it; and little Marjorie would rebuke him
with cOmical gravity, treating him like
q little child. Then Sir Walter would
read ballads to her, in his own glorious
way, till the two were wild with excite
ment. Then he would take her on his
knee and make her repeat Shakespeare,
which she did in a most wonderful man
ner. Scott used to say that he vas
amazed himself at her power over him,
and that these recitals of hers affected
/ him as nothing else ever did.
! One night In Edinburgh, little Mar
/ iorie was invited to 8 Twelfth Night sup
! per at Seotts. All Of his friends had
arrived but this little dearest friend of
all; and all were dull because Scott was
dull. At last he exclaimed. impatiently,
| - Where's that bairn What can hsve
come of her? I'll go myself and see :"
and be was getting up and would have
gone, when the bell rang, and in come
| Duncan Ray, and his henchmau, TOu-
gal, and the sedan chair, which was
brought right into the lobby, and the top
raised and there in its darkness and
dingy old cloth, sat bright little
Marjorie, with her cleaning eyes,
dressed 10 white, and Scott bending
over ber in ecstacy. "Sit you there,
my DANTE, till they all see youW he
cried, calling out to his guests. Then he
lifted the child, and perching her on his
shoulders, marched with her to bis seat
and placed her beside him and then be-
gan the highland such night! Those
who knew Scott best, said it was never
eqUalled Marjorie and he were the stars.
She gave them al her little speeches and
songs which Sir Walter had taught her,
he often making blunders on purpose,
while showing her Oft, for the fun Of
hearing her grave rebu6es.
One year after this. when Marjorie was
eight years old, she went to bed sppa-
rently well, but suddenly awoke her
mother With the cry, MY head . my
head lu Three days after this, she died
Of water on the brain. Scotts grief may
be imagined when those deep-set, brood
ing eyes were closed, and the sweet, mo-
bile mouth, so like his own, had for the
first time for him no smile of greeting
1t may he that Walter Scott thought
remorsefully afterwards, that the delight
ful hours which he passed with this
gifted child, and which brought such de-
liciOus lest and refreshment and vitality
to him, were the exciting cause OF dis
ease TO her little brain. It is more than
ffty years since she was laid in her grave
but her childish poems, yellow with time,
are still preserved. in her little CTamped
handwriting, by those who held her
dear. All who read this, and who have
known such children, know how great
is the temptation to hasten the blossom
ing OF such a bud Of promise, instead Of
waiting for Natures own safe, sweet and
gradual unfolding. Many a mother has
wept her heart out over little grave
where she has learned too late this les
son.
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ErecIIfOra, Nnfiee

NOTICE Is hereby given to-the heirs of TIL
~ man Belts, deceased, and all parties con
esrned, that We, as surviving executors OF SAID
estate, have this day hled our account as sueh
with John League, Clerk OF the County Cour
OF shelby county, where parties concerned car
come forward and examine Aame
SAMUEL MOSBY,
ANDERSON c. BETTIs.
Surviving Executors
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NOTICE

Is hereby given 70 all whom IL may concern
l that NJ the November term OF the COUNTY
Iiourt OF shelby county, Tenn, we viii make
application for an extension Of time in which
- settle the estate Of J. r. Hooker, deceased,
ID. A. HARREL, Exer'r
S. A. HOOKER, Exsc'x
Hailum Warrington, Attorneys.
ss- laWAwR
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We are sole agents and are prepared TO I'll
oIders Tor The above
Stli-FatGHllg Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured of the most superior iron
and thorough y tested.
ID. II. Dawes & CO..
Commission Merchants.
LouiFville, Iu~e y. $50. sul
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Fashionable Dancing Academy

Nal dE LEIsE, Of New Orleans won 4
VI most rs specrfrliy anuouacs 90 the clffzar 4
cf Memphis Inst she viii open her classss . :
t1e aoOye zraceflll aocomplisl1nenL on O. >
THIRD TUE5DAY in Sep'ember. et the D. :
f5rgOu Block. second street where sre tlrr-f E.
Dy strir1 sttsutioH 70 the advancement Of D.. Z
pupl 8 Who may b. tntrusted 20 her cEsrzs. g D
merit a share Of the public PATRONAGE Ma d.
l., navfng t8ught IN most % the 1r-nriu.
cities OF the south and Southwest. holes D
meet here vito the sans uubountel succs &
which has hitherto mGrEed her cours- 1F f. 9.
Etruclton elseEhers. Daysand hours o. ruItiC 4
for Children, Tuesdays Fud SATURDAYS. frc-l
half pat o'clock tn dark for L-ariles tr1s 4
10 s.u. til Il; for Gentiemen, RON IS tlI D
r.rn., all the same day. References urercer .
uonaole, for which, and Ofher part tcu-ai a
piease Sc circulars, which will be found a- O .
prln ipsl book aud music stores Terus mo. .
afate Cailsthenics and LaHcing taught IN pI .
Vate families and schools, n desired. ECir= q
given twice a month ar-r
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A Lady GaFrOted ON p street Gar in
BrOao Daylight and RObbGd of 5000
I'm MOu-y--A rrest OF one OF the ReFpe-
trRtOrs-Ehe Other Escapes.
Frnm The Ehicarn Post -oL-
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KAYANAGH & DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
T'HE. most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
i Tables Is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAVANAGH & DECKER.
and Patented Dec. Is. I8a5. tSse Scientific
Ans rlcan. Vol rs. No ~
lrisths only Cnsnion that possess al the
qualities essential % a Perfect Cushion. Il Is
tne most elsstlc and most durable Cushion ever
offered 10 the billiard playing publts - q
l soonqianlly proven oy The great demand for e
since us Introduction. The regularity which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut CUSHION and renders
Il superior to all Others T. the tightsned cord f
cat-gut which overlies the face aud edge % the
rubber and running the fuli lenzth OF the
Cushion which prevents t1e bail ron beridi NJ
into the rubber and jumping from the table
The addition OF ths catgut cord also add :
much 10 the elasticity OF the Cushion.
Tue Cat-Gut CushiOu has already been an
piled % over l005 tables, which are In constant
use, Il can be applied 70 tables OF any make.
for SIS FER set.
Ksvsnsgh & Deezer's Faetory. a. the conner
OF Centre and Canal streets, y. Y, is the most
com plste Of rs kind In ths world. The ma
ehinery is OF the most improved chsrzctar. the
lumber drylug room the largest In the United
States, the material used the best that can Be
purchased, and the workmen thoroughly
skilled.
BILLIARD Cloth. Balls, Cues aud TrinminEs- all
OF the Bet make. constantly on hand.
kavanagh q Decker are the only agents IN
this country for kay's Cue Ceaent, adludEsd
by competent authoutiestO be the best Gene ni
ever used
Full size Tables cut down for gOo
send for IiUsJ sted Price List
kANANAGH q DECKER,
Corner OF Centre aud Canal streets,
sel ten New York city.
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each mOuth-Dtd-FeLI0 Hall. John
Th. H.; y. J. WiEZin, Rec.
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In the new town OF Cheyenne, at the
foot Of the Rocky mountains, first settled
few weeks ago, one paper, the Leader
ls now published, and the second, the
Argus, win be issued In q few days.
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WALrER nCoTT AT HoME.

Tender-hearted, loving old Walter
Scott lone Of the few great men whose
| goodness equalled his greatness, one OF
! the few great men whose " greatness y
did not beckon him from out the dOmes-
ticity of his own home, to find that cOrl-
genialityp which by modern tongues
and pens is so much prated about. To
this hale, strong, good old man, his wife
and children, his old dog Camp, and his
pleasant talks and rRmbles with them,
was "eongeniality." His "genius "bad
the true ring to it; and though he would
not have been human had he been in
different to his fame as an author, he had
too much heart to starve that for his
head.
In his large green morocco elbow chair,
in his den," as he called tt, in Edin-
burgh, he sat, sHd in one year, at flfty-
two years Of age, wrote three novels,
Quentin Durwsrd, Peyeril Of the Peak,
and st. Romans Well, besides other
things. Sometimes, when the inspira-
ton was lacking, he would start up from
his writing desk, saying 1 can make
nothing Of all this to-day; come, MAZDA,
you thief;n and he would ramble out
with his dog to a house where lived q
dear little prec0cious child bv the name
Of Marjorie Fleming. White as 8
frosted plum cake, he exclaimed, as one
snowy morning be took his plaid, and
went to her house, OF which, as privi-
legged friend, he had latch key. In Sir
Walter and the hound went shak-
ing off the snow in the lobby.
Marjorie, Marjorie '' the old man
would shout. "whers are ye, my
bonnie wee creedle do?" In moment
a little, eager, blight.eyed child of seven
years leaped into his arms; he kissing
her face all over. "COme in, Waffle"
the mother would say. 4" No, no; / am
going TO take Marjorie home VII me, and
you may come to your tea in Duncan
Rays sedan, and bring the BARN home
in your lap.D "Tak' Marjorie, snd it
on ding a-snaW % said Mrs. Keith.
" Hoot ava! look here" said Sir Wal
ter, and be held Up the corner Of his plaid
sewd up so as to make bag. TAX
your lamb" said Mrs. Keith, laughing
at the ingenious contrivsnCs; and so
Marjorie, well wrapped, was put into the
plaid bag, and Scott strobe of through
the snow with her, the great dog Mazda
gamboling after.
When he reached his own "den," ne
would take out the warm, rosy little
creature, and for three hours the two
would make the house ring with laugh
ter. Making the fire burn brightly, he
would set Marjorie in his big green mo-
rocco chair, and standing sheepishly be-
fore her, begin to say his lesson to her,
his EE-ne his laaGou
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Yellow Fever ard small Pox.

NEW fOBE, June, 1871
We. the Undersigned Shipping Merchants Of
tue city Of eeW York, from the on repea 1sd
leAumony % many different Sea Captai ns.
IN UnOm We have Implicit con ndouee,
ana feeiing u a duty when We owe our Fellow
me n hereby bear Wttnsss OF the great conf
usnes We ieel In ne truly maryell0us curative
29Wers OF Major J. T. LANES INDIAN REX
ED1 IoI the cure and preFentiOn OF small Po1
] IelioN FsFer, etc, and we cheerfully add our
great blessings may be made known 70 the
world Brett sons Co, q south street: Cur
los Broad street Heney & son, = Coenties sin
Simpson shaw, - tosuties SLIP Wm- "A
Moore, z05 south street Jas T. Tapsc1tf sd
South street; Geo. l.. Ts pscOtt, OF Tapsoott Bro .
s. South street; Robert HAWKE, % south street
and many others.
This Esme1y has never -oen known 70 fail
Price DER package, g. Forwarded free % aHy
point In the United Etafea address
J. T. .ANE & CO.,
seB 6Wo I83 Broadway, New York.
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n BE coaESs Of study Is ecmpIgt-d Iu tvr,
j terms r. nine months each
The method Of instruction q that Of oral o.. d.
aIfllnations daily, upon the IeXI. asclunrar I,ff
" such explanations and Iectures Es STATE h. -
hlauon and local adIudiCatiOns have MAJ
necessary.
Moot Courts will be held weekly. in whicl,
the Practice viii conform in every gssEentiaL r.
speet 70 the rules. modes OF pro- edur- a o ar
guInentsEon adOkted in The following UO-1t, Q
/ District Court OF the United -fa5.s
Circuit c ourt OF the Urit-d sfsres
3 supreme Court OF J1e United SfaIss
4. Circuit Court Of Missfz iuul
D. ChancEry Court OF Massissfupf
8. Probate Court.
z. Htgh Court Of Errcrs and Appea5s
Ihe Law Library mum hers not less mar. 1-,-,
thrusand vOlumes-
Ine Law studeats have the prfvile-e O. A.
tending, FREE OF CHARGE. the e-Tf1-ssa--. --.s
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
Fest Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency o.
II the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE ISdU-
RANCE COMPANY, would respectfully ask
the attention OF my old friends to that Instltu
ton as . safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
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selves from an Impoverished old ago in cas-
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hereby recommended TO public con nddence
Our ONCE IS at No. AZ Madi-on street (rea7
room, DeSoto Block, where we viii be happy
% tmpart any needed tnformatiOn 70 those de-
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iy2f r. MCMAHON.
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The Great Southern Remedy
WOOD NAPTHA,
Recommended by distinguished members Of
the Medical Profession.

This Medicine viii be found on a fair trial
4 70 be the most prompt and ehsctual rem
eIY for all diseases OF the CHESC and lHROAT,
the greatest care having been taken in iIs
preparation. being compounded on the most
scientific principles. In It's composition Is en-
hraced a combination o. the most valuable
and effective ELpectOrauts. Anodynes aad
Sefatfyes which are EnOws to possess the
highest repute with all intelligent members of
the Medical Profession.
Wood Naptha. as well as the Wild Cherry,
enters iargely into It's composition, being the
GREAT REMEDY so successfully used in Con-
sumption by the celebrated DR.. Hastings, OF
Lonoon-
Bg- The following evidence Is from the Rev.
". D. r. sawrie, Presiding Elder Of the Mstho-
dist Episcopal Church, for the District OF North
Alabama;
DR CHARLrs WILLIAMS-Dcdr Slr{ I take
pleasure in giving my testimony to the virtues
Of your excellent ~Pnlrnonic Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" Having used several bottles in my
family with decided advantage n every case, I
eau recommend Il as the best and most pleas
ant medicine have ever seen.
". ID. F. SAWRIE-
Sold by all respectable Druggists in the city
OF Mem phis and throughout the Southern and
Western States.
Gpufau1hnr IA. 1851. sells
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n =
~ has effected greater benefits In the house,
hold economy than ....
MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP
II q a labor saving invention. As well as an in
valuaole remedy In Scurvy. Scald Head. F.rup.-
tons OF Tbs skin ana Piles Dandrud Is re-
moved nom the head, the Teeth Whitened and
cleans q, Riate and JsUelry cleaned, Stains
enectualY removed from Carpets, Furniturs.
Clothes, Paint Varnish or Marble, with tha.
greatest facility and without injury 10 the ma
terial- II is great saving OF ume and labCr
IN washing clothes. It Is the only known sOan
which Will wash Flannels with the ease OF cot
ton OF linen without fullins or shrink ing. an
these tnapoI tan ebjects can De effected WithonE
injury to the skin or the most delicate fabricss
It possesses no deetsrious qualities whatever
The world Is challenged % produce q acs.
which POSSESSES 50 many valuable pruDarfie-r
and which is 50 innocu0us and safs. II - :.
home invention, and denes ompstlfion IA si,,-
parf OF the world It has become neoassffT-
IN Memphis, and its use IS rapidly sprsadirS-
thFoushsut the south, and eventually VIII er-
tend over the Yankee states, North ard souri,
America. Europe, Asia, Africa and Ocearirs
Manufactured solely BY c ?. Mc6inssy, Mem
phi-, Tenn, and sold At the following places h,
the city ct Wholesale and retail Rags q Co -
Deans, Tsyler's Dras store, Poplar streat
Kings corner OF Third and Adams Oliver =
Co.'S Ds5oto Bleck, Madison street; viii soon
be found 81 any respectable family grocerv a.
drug store. The proprietor Is determined fhar
ia manufaeture shah keep pace with the rsr-
idly extending demand for its use aula
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Go t ton H ac tor
AND
CO NJ MIssIoH MERCHANT,
No. 276 Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
10 the Cotton Planters Of Vest Ten
neSsee, AtdGdBG, Mississippi and

7 IBERAL yANCEs-suppliss at Whole
1 \ sale Prices. Comm sslon i0T selling o Jtton,
One Dol ar per Bale.
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DY virtue OF q deed OF trust made 70 me by
ID Fannie 7. Hunt and John A. Hunt on the
lst day Of August 1855, and recorded in the
Registers Office OF Shelby county, in book No.
81 pages 2Si and 20, 10 secure certain Indebted
ness therein named. viii,
On Saturday, 2eth October, 1857,
Between the hours OF 10 and II o'clock an, in
mont OF the Law Court rooms, in the city OF
Memphis sell 10 the highest bidder for cash
the following laRd lying in shelby county,
Tennessee heginning At a stake in the north
east corner Of Dr- ". A Booths l55 acre tract
south with Or. Booths line lS chains l2L-lOo II
q chain 10 q stake; thence east ~ 75-l00 CHAIN
to stake IN the east Ins 1 ci said Whites said
HaIeigh road 10 a stake 30 links east OF 4 black
gam thence west l9 IS 100 chains to the o.
ginning eentaining 50 acres ol-lO0 OF an acre.
Equity OF redemption waived. TILE be.
lisved 70 be good, but conveyanee only as txus-
tee. Y. =. VANCE, Trustee.
SEES sd
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VIRGIL V. NOosE. EDWIN WHITFIELD.
MOORE, WHITFIELD & CO.
Successors Moore, Whitfield & RsyneF)
COTTON IA CTORS
AND
General Commission Merchants,
No. Howsrd's Row,
EXCURSION to mammoth Cave,

TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot Of the
i Memphis and Louisville railroad, head OF
Main treet. as follows: pm. and IL p. N, run
ming through to Cave City without change Of
cars.
nz- Excursion Tickets from Memphis TO
Mammoth Cave and Return at Reduced Rates.
Fare round trip, 70 Cave and return $50 rs each
Parties OF fteen Ormore.-....-........2 q 70 eacn
Parties OF twenty-five or mOre---.--... 10 70 each
For through tickets and all Information, call
at Ticket Ofiice, No. Es71< Main street.
tv2T N SAM b JONES, Gent SupH
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FOR COTTON BALES.
CHAE. G. JGHESEN, Sole PTOp'tr,
", "A Tr,yor, efrssf N1.vv 0t-1eo-g


All other Ties fastening by this method are
arrangements, and viii be prosecuted Al law
I a.
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Ohancery Court or MemDbIs.

U1dntSft OOufa VI McMpliz.
Mary L Jones, Wm- O. Jones, Bailey P. F0ass
Thomas W. Jones and Eeil b. Jeser,E -
I.niz K, Annie Lee and Willie Jones. if
VINO sue by their next friend Bailey r. Jo1-.
Al citizens Of Shelby county. Teun eSges -
John Keeling, George Keeling aud js5nsE
Keeling, tofaats sho sue oy their NJ xt frieD,i
J. B Keeling, citizens Of Davirson s-111r,-,--
Tenn, W R. @ Brinkley and other crs di1or--
OF the estate Of VIM. E Jones. deceased.
THIS Gauss was nled in the Chanesrv &c..
Il Of Memphis according 70 section OF fhs 49,
Of TsDnessee 2d9, for the purpose Of Sstg fl- ~,
the estate OF NiniaD =. Jones decea as1.lI /. II Z,
therefore or4ered that all psrsouS Who are a.
any va OK manner interested In tie airrs1i'
tratioa Z said estsie, or who have cis7,,9
aEafns1l be san1e, appear and HE tie same ~
she CIerk and Master Of this Court, authe,ttt
ted IN the manner prescribed By law IN ~. & I.
fore The nrSt Aoncay In October. 1872 - ~
sfr.la shall and viii 30 oarrEd both IN Ia-- -.
e4rity; and that this order be publis.,,s-, -
s0r thirty days in The Memphis Daily sr,rs---
A. ALSFff<
Clerk and Master Chsncery courf a. 49,.
WEeHT 9 McKIsreK, sols. f0r Con npiSs-ss1ls'
aeps. B 1877. - 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-01
.EMPHIS APPEAL

tas Inst insertion.
- Eight uAes OF solid nonparel constitute
. square.
* All advertisements In the Special Notice
column wiz be charged IS cents per line.
Ez- Marriage and death notices published ss
other advertisements.
EF An embellishments for the APPEAL must
BE- handed In a. the Clerks desk.
80 TsarlsTlf aduertissussfitS ulifst Be Pad for
- niUaucs
81 Advertisements for the Weekly paper
viii be charged al 81 Ee rates, per week OF
month. Is IN the Daily, unless BY special
contract,
rE- Our friends are requested 70 use their best
efforts 70 send Us subscribers, and M up our
Erts, and also 70 forward any items OF news
that may be Of sufficient LEGAL importance 20
warrant their publication.
TERTs OF WEEKLY.
As an Indictment 10 get mp clubs, we have
adopted the following scale OF prices, which are
asIoT as our current once expenses viii admit
Of:
One Cory. one year S %
To ciubs OF ten or more, ssch 4D
I1r7-sa5lg IA 0f8anes.