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FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months
walkers American Law, Keut's Comments-
ries Blsuop On Criminal Law Carutner's His
tory of a Law suit stephens Pieadings
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR GLASS;
months
Parsons on Contracts. Parsons on Notes and
Bills, .sreeuleaf on E.vi isnce.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS
Adam Equity Jurisprudence, Adam 3 Equity
Pleauiug RedEeld on Wills, HilLard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washhurn on Real P opsrty, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, ANGEL q Ame- on Corpora
uons Story's conflict OF Laws. ParEOus on
Maritime Law, Conklln's o. ;. TREATISE
Rscitations ard examinations each day ct 3
O'Clock Moot Court once each week, ana Ap-
pellats Court once each month presided over
I by the Professors Gll together
/ rtu7 7euts permitted 10 en- er any Class but no
| Diploma given except 70 those going through
whole course.
! Terms E25 p-r Sc gsiOu, payable in advance.
/ Entrance Fee. IS per Sesslou-
! All Students OF GW can attend Tree Of charge
| the Lectures Of the College, iuciuoiEg Lectures
/ on EloeuUiOn and explanation - Latin and
! French tech hn1celities by the President
/ ArrangemenIs viii be made 70 board and
| lodge Students at s25 per month. AFFILIATIONS
n ha ms Ar -
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Manufactured by KAVAEAGH a DECKER
and Patented Dec. l8, 1896. (See scientific
American, Vol. 10. No. ~
tits tha only Cushion that Possesses all the
qualities essential % q Perfect Cushian. 70 ID
the Inost elastic and moss durable Cushion ever
offered 70 the bIlliard playing public, as Is
abunnantiy proven b. he great demand Tor Il
since its intr ducton. The peculiarly which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut Cushion and renders
lJsuperior % AL otuers u the tighteued cord of
cat-gct y nich Overliea the iacs and edge OF the
rubber ana running tue full length % the
CUSHION Wnlcn prevents the ball frOn bedding
INTO me rubber and Jumping from the table
The addition Of the catRut cord also adds
much 70 Che elasticity OF the CUSHION
The Cat-Gut Cushion has already been an
piled 20 over 1900 tables, which are In constant
use. ft can be applied % tables OF any make
for S75 per set
Kavsnagh & Decksr's Factory, a. the corner
of Centre ana Canal streets, n. T., Is the most
cOmplste OF ifs kind IA the world. The ma
chineFy Is Of the most improved character. The
lumber drying room the largest In the United
States the material used the best that can b
purchased, and the Workmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth. Balls, Cues and Trimmings. al
OF the bet make, constantly on hand.
KayRnagh & Decker are the only agents in
this country for Ksy's Cue CenlsDt. adjudgsc
BY competent authorities TO be the best Cemen
ever used
Full size Tables cut down for 500. --
send for IL ust ated Price List.
KANANAGH z DECKER,
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets,
se5 ten New York city.
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Trustees SqIe.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust made % ne by
ID Fannie T. Hunt and John A hunt on the
ist day OF August, 1855, and recorded f. the
Registers once OF Shelby county, IN book Ne.
q, pages 23l and 2s2, 70 secure certain indeBtsd-
ness therein named, VII,
On Saturday, November %, 1867,
Between the hours Of 10 ana d O'Clock am, Ia
mont OF the Law Court rooms, IN toe city Of
Memphis, sell to the highest htdder for cash
the following laEd lying 10 shelby coul ~,
Tennessee: regtuniug at b sake in The north
east corner Of Dr. ", A Booths l35 acre tract
with elm maple and red oak pointers thence
soutn with Or. Booths Iina Is chaIns l15f-l01 Z
u a STAKE IN the east line Of ssid Whites said
tract; thence nor Is ~ 100 chains with t1s
"a eigh road 70 a stake 50 links east Of black
gum thence west ie = 100 chains 70 The b.
gunlng-ContaiHtng 35 acres 6i-l9a OF an acre.
Equity sf redemption waived. Title be-
lieved 10 be good, but cor Seyaucs on'v as trus-
tee u. u. VANCE. Trustee.
0c27 eaJ
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On Tuesday, November 2s. Isez.

2sLseen ne Eoura OF 10 and n o'rls,o,. n, IN
i.ont oi tns Law Court rsous III 80 -, -
VEN PMS. sell AZ pubhc out-rv r. fE- 49, -
bidder Tor cash. a ieasshoId al 'e-st a. ~, ~
iSNlnE described lot Of ground Ia ~ 80 ~
prem @s4eLH pnls anu county and $ ate eIorass ..I -
klnnllg ~ lne infersecu 10 o. tie y--sf .i.,- ~
second street with the north Irra rF 5s-f
street tnence running wesl Win Es.. .f--..-
sky Ieet more OF less 70 the Evrla m -l--,-
noftn parallel with Second strsef b ~ a...'-.
more OF less 70 the wall % the Old T--i.r- rr--.
thence east paral ell with BssL sfr=.l. 1. ~ 80
more or less 10 second street t1eucs --7-s 49,
one street l0rty-fiVe feet mere or Is.ss T.. ~ ~
ginning. Ihe a q leasshold intarssr i5 ba.,f
under and deserioed In a lease ezecured -r, fr-
kald Hugues by ;. A. and a. N. ~ -1gudz aU-f
rspJreed In The saiG Registers ofi-e- r. b0Ct-
70. % part = pages 5T2 571 and 574 f1r ne ~
oI elgnt years commanding on lie fztb ~, -
way 10 the said lessee 10 Dqv lie no. ~
three hundred doiaB on he iZ,h da,- q sl-,-
ana or november IN each ana every y-assr rir-3
ing the said term, and 70 pay an tsre- snf
ehargfs 70 be sssessed on the saIj Igr ar ~
improvements on the same by Srare- ~orur,
city or any other Authority ana the ala Ies.1ts
- be pald AZ the Illumination OF the Issss -
yalne o. tne buildfrgs he might erect On - is
lot' 70 De ascsFtetneG BY referees. Ihe rqutfV-
ol redemption Is waived IN the SAID Jaed ~
rust The sum OF 81 269 70 is crsditei cn rre
liih OF November, ls65 on the I1debfadness
mentioned In said deed OF trust me tITIs Ia
believed 70 be gsOd, but viii convey oniy Is
JAMES ELDEk,
ho1- US Trustee
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THE DISCOVERY OF THE AGE,
MoGIMsEY's MAGIC SOAP

NO material which has ever been discovered
~ mas erected greater benefits in the house
hold economy. than
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The special correspondent of the New
York Herald, writing from Lunenburg
Court. House, on the lst of November,
says:
Since the emancipation Of the negro,
instead of advancing in the civilization
which he acquired as slave he has re-
| lapsed not only into baTbarism, but the
most fearful excesses of crime, outrage
arson. murder Of the most brutal charac-
| ter and ineeudiarism being the peculiari-
/ ties that have distinguished the negro as
| a free man. For months, and il might
now be said for years, the press OF the
country, North as well as South, has
/ teemed with reports of the basest horrors
and most revolving atrocities in the
/ memory of man perpetrated by the
/ newly enfrRnehised African. The place
| from which your correspondent writes is
abundant In illustrations Of this chsTac-
4 teristic of the negro. Several murders
of a mysterious and aggravated nature
/ have occurred here, the perpetrators ia
numerous instances being negroes as the
victims we're mainly whites. About
j nine miles from the place in which
a murder. Why IL was OF
. NOM IL " u5 bnDOA9 Iah LCAA bAe OAAS
morning about the hour Of six, in the
month Of July, the body OF negro wa;
discovered lying in the midst of some
bushes not far from the public road. The
brutal and inhuman manner in which
the murder hSd been committed at once
identified il as being the work Of ne
/ gro, and baRished all doubts as to tbs
possibility OF the murdeter being a whitS
man; but to the present it has been &
matter Of impossibility to discover the
real perpetrator of the deed. The gene
rel suppOsition is, however, that somt
sable lover of the Africans wife, witt
her coRnivance, despatched the negro
the mode being the Gtaving in of hi
skull with an axe, in the most brutal anC
atrociOus manner possible to relate. Thi
. infamous murder has puzzled tbs effort
of the best detectives who were i'm
: ported 10 fathom it, and even now tn
; affair is shrouded in the utmost mystery
This is probably enough to give a fain
, idea Of the negro in this section. II
has become, through the influence of ia
= cendiary orators, perambulating angel
and apostles Of the Hunnicut stamp, no
, only worthless to the community il
which he lives, but very nuisance.
! When will Rsdicalism cease the at
! tempt, at a cost of twenty five million
5 a year, to wash the Ethiopian white?
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StraU Notice.

TAKEN UP BY ]. NJ Hallum. in the Second
District Of shelby county, October lst, 1867,
dark bay mare Mule, Is hands nigh, years Old,
brHnded on left hip r, on the LEFT sbOnider 3.
Also. light bay mare Mule, AZ hands high,
brand ed 8 on len shoulder and r on left hip.
Zach valued at 500.
Also. talreR up by ". Battle. in First Dis
tricf one bay mare Mule, four years old.
me owners are notified to come forward and
ANDREW STEWART, Ranger
Ralafah October "a 1857. oc2i las4Ws
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THE Boston Post says " A Boston
correspondent of a New York paper tells
the following story. We doubt the ac-
curacy, however, in consequence Of the
assertion that Wendell drew out his
wallet; he rarely does that, under any
provocation. But here is the story
Some time ago soldier, who was cut
all to pieces in the war, and had large
little money for him. Wendell Phillips
was waited upon, heard the story, pitied
| the man, and drew out OF his bursting
wallet several bills; but before he handed
over the money, he inquired il the
wounded soldier was a black man, and
being answered in the negative, he re.
rlaced the greenbaeks and gave the
white man fifty cents.n
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No, 2261,

In the Chaneery Court Of Mem phis. Tenn
Cnas. Ii. Webb, vs.. The Estate o1S. B. Hendrix,
deceased, and his heirs, " P Hendrix 20 al.
I i appearing from af1oayit n I ls cause that
the defendants, Sarah Y. smith and hus-
bard ]. W. zmith are residents Of the state Of
Mississif fpi; Martha Z. HOllCman, u. r. a.
Holloman snd Mary j. Hendrix are residents
Of the state Of Alabama; Taos O. Webb, tof
the nr o Of 7. q, Webb a 90 } and Henry Elul-
mons are residents OF the state q Msssaclu-
sets, and all non-rt sidents Of the state Of
Tennessee.
lis therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, al The Courthouse IN the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
MOnday in December, 1857, and plead answer
or demar to conplsinauts pll. or ths same
win be taken for confessed as O. theln and set
for hearing ex parte, and that copy Of This
order be published once q week rOr tCur luc-
cessive wees 5 in The Memph appeal.
A COPY. Attest:
AUoUSTON ALSTON, clerk and Master.
By r j. BLACK, Deputy CLERK And Master.
Clapp Vance & Anderson and barnWel 8
gfaursFt lf1ls- c0nuulL ocsu iafTaW
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A VISIT 10 MEMPHIS.

A Committee will, in day or two,
leave here for Memphis, to make investi-
cations relative to the property owned
by the State, and the arrangements that
can be made to build State Peniten-
tiary in connection with County House
of Refuge and City Work House. 1t il
to be hoped that due attention will be
/ paid to this Committee.
MEAdPHIANs HERE NOW, OR RECENTLY
Mayor Lofiand passed through here OF
his way to Kentucky for mis- family
/ Capt. Church has been here for fort
night. Barbour Lewis, Esq, has beer
here for some days, but have only seeI
! him twice in OF about the Capitol build
! ings. Mr.. SignsigO, Mr.. StrsttOn, ant
several more MemphiAns we're her,
recently, but have left for home.
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NOTICE Is hereby Given to All parties who
N have claims against The estate OF X 8.
Shone, deceased, viii present them duly au-
tusnticated on or before tne 18th day OF No
vember next Also, AL who are lndsbted 10
said estate viii plesse come Forward r settls-
n ent. Address. Bartlett station, Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, shelby county Tenn
MRS L a. NJ. SHONE.
oc24 Isw4w Administratrix-
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TOOF, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
Commission Merchants,
No. 266 Front ST., Memphis.

JNO. s. TOoFs CHAb- J. FHlLLAFs- = AAhA
CTRICT attention paid to the eSTORAGEA AND
- SALE OF COTTON, and Instructions re-
gaTding same strictly Obeyed- Our faculties
for the handling OF Cotton are unsurpassed,
and we invite especial attention 70 TINS prsncn
Of our business, feeling assured OF our AOliIty
10 give entire salts sactiOu to all who may laNor
US with their patronage. -
hsr Ali shipments covered by our open
Policy Of Insurance, unless otherNlse IL
ourSstock Of BAGsINd, ROPE, IRoN-TIEsSs3
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES eenerRlly VIII
alvays De found full and com plete, and offered
on as good terms as can be had IN TINS maTket-
Thankful to our numerous patrons Tor the
verv liberal favors hitherto extended US, We re-
spectfully ask a continuance Of the same
pledging every effort on cur part 70 give satls-
faction by strict attention 70 the wants ana IN
terests Of our customers.
Major j. ]. BUSRY, whose connection Win
our house still continues VIII be pleased 10 re-
ceive a call from his numerous friends when
visitiug the city. -. -,,,v-rr,s. ~
au20 1OOrs r p LL1ttI p % . ~.
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REMOVAL OF THE SUPREME COUNT.

There is a great probability that the
sittings of the Supreme Court in West
Tennessee will be transferred from Jack
son to Brownsville, on the Memphis and
Ohio =ailroad. This has been agreed
upon in committee. 1t will be sdvan-
tsgeous to Memphis lawyers, and parties
litigant, but the transfer Of the sittings
TO Memphis would be more generally
satisfactory. There is no good
courtroom, and no satisfactory hotel
Accommodations at Brownsville. At ~ e-a-
phis the rooms Of the Federal Court
could be readily procured for holding the
sittings OF the Supreme Court OF the
State. and there are ample hotel Eecom-
mOdaLiOns.
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y, oneung OUR BTTTERS 10 tie Soutlgrn
1 Public, We have no hBs fancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
tion in our markets. In their devisernent they
are purely Southern compounded with a
special adaptitude 70 The vsrieus types Of
gtomnoio arrangements prevalent in our
climate
usa gentle sumulsnt 70 the system sfteI
undergoing severe Illness.
Iisa cure for Dyspepsia-
It assists Digestion.
II cures Disrrhea and Cholera MorBus.
uIsa preventive for Chills aud Fevers
It's an Invaluable oonparion for person
travelling at ali seasons o. the yesr.
uha HOME enterprise, and possesses tr1'
merit
sE sold everywhere.
G. II. EBBERT q co.
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. 9 Howard Row,
! ,ebIo ~ Memphis Tenn.
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Fashionable Dancing Academy

MADAME LEISE, Of New Orleans, would
vi most respectfully annOunce to The citizens
OF Memphis that she will open her classes for
the above graceful aCcOmp plisnment on the
THIRD TUESDAY In September, at the Jei-
fersOn Block second street, where spe trusts
by stri { attention 10 the auVgncement or her
pupi S Who may be intruEted to her charge, 10
merit share " the public patronage. Mad.
L. having taught in most o. the principal
cities OF the South and Southwest, hopes 70
meet here WITH the same unbOunded success
which has hitherto marked her coarse OF IN
struction elsewhere. Daysand uOurs OF tuition
half past g O'Clock TIL dark fOT Ladies, rom
10 am. tn z; TOR 0enuemen, nom III 10
I'm. all the same day. References unexcep-
tionable for which and Of her particulars,
% ease see circulars, WHICH will be found at the
min ina book and mueic stores Terms mod
81 ate Calisthenlcs ana Lanclng taught ID pri-
vate fsrnfiies aud schools, If dssired. soirees
| qivep twice month au@0
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THE new steam lines between America
and Europe which do not stop at New
York are reported to be fiourishiug. The
second ship OF the Baltimore and Bremen
line has been successfully launched on
the Clyde, and will be fully completed
and ready for service by the beginning
OF tins new year.
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WHAT JACOBINIsM COSTS,
n. ~. vi EVr..1.IT aawa.


Our military government is to day cost
ing us one hundred and twenty millions Of
dolIarsannually,a and yet we maintain no
armed force as a protection against foreign
powers, but rather to dominate over our
selves and increase the costs Of govern
ment. Our total taxes swell to the enor-
NOUS figure Of one thousand millions OF
dollars annuRlly-an impost Of gigantic
uroportiOns in comparison with that OF
any other country. There is not Eu-
repean power existing that could stand q
proportionate burden without revolution,
and our Government should understand
that TO be lavish in further expenditure
il to invite reputation, q complete over
turning Of the order of things now exist
ing, and even new rebellion. AS mat
ters now go, the National Banks, riding
high upon the political tide that forced
them to the surface, are reaping thirty
millions OF dollars annually from the
bone and sinew of the country, which j:
| heavily taxed to pay their enormou:
dividends. In fact, they represent q
hydra sapping the public prosperity.
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MIscELLANEoUs.

mise, and to allow him 5000 month
but the others insisted that SIPS OF. $50
was enough for all he did, and fnaily the
matter was referred 10 3 committee.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Business here is dull. The weather IS
cool. The health Of Nashville was never
better. Some magnificent sleeping cars
have recently been made here for the
Michigan Southern Railroad. The Onm :
berland river is very low navigation -
alunest wholly suspended. Land in TINS
section Of the State has, during the last
six months, declined from thirty tosixty
per cent. in value. Rents here are al
most one-third what they are In Mem
phis; living Is much cheaper. wages
rate AZ about two-thirds what they are
in Memphis, but mechanics here have
duh times. The Fire Department OF
Nashville is now composed Of blacks IN
SNOWY clothes. The new police are on
duty, but have not yet got their new
clothes. A few days since two OF the
new police admitted in court that tney
had planned burglsries for thieves but
said they intended TO catch the roguss.
This is almost as bad as Memphis.
Voure ID.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS CnlLEGE

rTyHE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
| leee will oEen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty:
CONSTITUTIONAL Den. ALBERr PIKE
Peal Property & Plea adiug-----.H Hon 4. X. d EArH
Personal Property & Pleading. IA. 81 Lewis
Equity & Commercial Law-HOn. p i. -CEJ GGs
Crlm. Law q Admiralty y --Oen. J. r. CHALMERS
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rsHE stockholders OF the MEMPHIS AND
/ LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD. win meet az
The Com pany's Ofhca in Memphis, on The Isth
tlav OF November next, 70 elect Board
BY order OF the Board
W. B. WALDRAN.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

A DMINI&T RATIO RS MOTTO CE.
"A 70 Al Whom u MaB C0HccT1i. Saving
taken out Letters Of Administration on the
Estates OF Charles Cordes and Henry Cordes
hereby notify all persons having clain1aa On
these Estates 70 cone forward and present
tirne prescribed by law, or they viii be forever
barred. A. COR DIS. Admin istrator
Bullock a Anderson, attorneys- ocl9 ims
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7. fsa labor saving invention, as well as an in
valuable remedy In Seurvy, Seald Head. Erup-
tiona OF The skin ana Piles Dandrun Is re-
moved from the head, the Teeth Ehitensd and
cleans q, Piaie and Jewelry cleaned, stains
effectualiy rem owed from Carpets, Furniture,
Clothes, Paint, Vsrnish OF marble, with the
zreatesf lacillty and without injuTy 70 the ma
Ierial II Is a great saving Of time and laoor
IN washing clothes. II Is the only known soap
which win wash Flsnnels with the ease OF cot
ton or linen without FILLING or shrin sing. All
these important objects can De erected Without
injury to the skin or the most delicate fabrics
| IN Possesses no deleterious qualities hateNer.
The world is challenged to produce soap
which possesses so many valuable properties
and which Is 50 innocuous and safe II Is
home invention. and dedes competition In any
I part OF the world. IL has become peeesslty
| m Memphis, and its use is rapidly spresding g
| throuzhsut the south. and eventualiy VIII ex-
/ tepd over the Yankee states, North and south
/ America Europe, Asia, Africa and Oeeanica.
] NRuu faotursd solely by @ 2. McSimsey, Mean
/ phfs Tenn. aud sold at the folloWlng places IN
i the city at wholesale and retail Page q Co .,
/ DsaniE. Taylar's Drug store, Poplar street
| KiDris corner Of Third and Adams; Oliver a
| t,ois 0esoto Block, Madiso1 street; viii soon
i ia found at any respectable nmIy grocery OF
drnR store. The prOprietOr Is determined that
I ffs Manufacture shan keep pace with the rap
i idiv extsndlng demand for its use. aulo
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THE FRANCHISE LAW.

The Joint Committee Of both Houses
reported in favor Of amending the fran
.chise act, by repeating the 10th section
which f9rbids blacks holding offices. The
Committee held that, in making such .
restriction, the Legislature transcribed
the powers delegated to it by the State
Convention. After rather spirited de-
bate, the matter was postponed 70 De
cember. The chances are thRtit will no
pass. 1t may go through the Senate
pretty easily, but there will be vigorous
opposition in the House. The East Ten
nes-eeans don't like it.
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Nom Resident Notice.

CAN'T waddsll. Sol. for CompisiasHl.
uoE-Haw4w
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oc26tds
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L IA Il
B0ARDMAH', GRAY & Co
PIANO-FORTES.
wHoLEsALEaAcgRcY..
Opposite A. 7. Stewards Dry Goods Palace, CO
mar Tenth street -

Opposite A. 7. Stewards Dry Goods Palace, cor
uer Tenth street, - -
Where he viii be pleased 10 receive the order
o his friends and public, and especially 70
hear from those who have 50 llbef ally be-
slowed their patronage on the firm heretofore.
the trade Wholesale aud PETAL, al the very
Lowest Prices made with the Insulated Iron
Rim and Frame lcast in one soi1 platel They
excel all Others iu durability, superiority OF
tone, and elegance Of external appearance
All these Pf1uos have Oyerstruug Scales, Civ.
inEiu connection with the patent iron rim and
frame, Full, Round, Powerful and Sweet Mel
low Tones The Cases are elegant in appear
anCe aud easily and safely handled.
So Warranted 10 prove satisfactory, or the
money returned.
Address al orders 70
Siberia OFT,
sssdAwlOu 7s3 Broadway. View York
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between the hours OF 10 an. and y IA ths fol-
lowing described real estate 70 wfrs -fEty-
seven t6l) acres, bounded IS follows: On me
so9th ~ the lands belonging 20 the estate %
longing 70 the estate Of ". 7 Fariey, and on
the north BY said Farlsy's lands and lie iauds
OF Jonn JaTman, and on the eat BY the land %
said John Jarman; said tract OF land lies about
three miles south ofCOlleTVille, Shelby county,
Tennessee, the SAME being the farm cf A. q.
Neal, deceased, At his deatu.
Terms Of Salem a credit OF seven uaonths,
notes with good security ana lien retafnec uG-
" pay Tnent Of purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master
IN L.- Il