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ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY BOB
Berry.
BETRAYAL AND CAPTURE
OF THE FOOT-PAD.

Constable i. A. Rhodes, Of the 18th
civil district of this county, brought to
tie CITY by the 2 o'clock train on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, yes
terday afternoon, II. j.. Hill, q white lad,
seemingly not more than eighteen years
ofage, but possessing 3 most sinister cast
of -countenance, charged with the double
crime OF attempted robbery and murder,
on the highway, and of which we learn
the following particulars: Several days
since Hill made Overtures to a freshman
employed on the farm of q gentleman
residing near Germantown, to secure his
assistance In robbing on Saturday night
whoever might pass q certain point on
one of the roads leading from German
town, and the latter consented, but pri-
vatsIy informed his employer Of the cir
cumstancs, and asked his advice.
The gentleman directed him
to aequiesce freely in all the would-be
highWayman proposed, n informed
him Of the time it would com of, and
he, the gentleman, would secure proper
assistance and capture the fellow IN the
very act. Thus instructed, the freedman
so far ingratiated himself with the foot
pad, that he found an opportunity to
secretly withdraw the charges nom a
formidable revolver, n thus render
harmless the intended instrument of the
murder, which, as the sequel proves,
Hill proposed 20 commit, in the case OF
resistance from his intended victim.
Accordingly, at the appointed hour, the
white boy, accompanied by his black
assistant, posted himself in he bushes by
the roadside, and eagerly looked out for
a victim. After awhile two freedmen
came along, and Hill critically examined
their appearance with a view to business,
but plainly perceiving they were
armed, suffered them to pass
on their way with the remark:
"YOu are all right" Scarcely were the
two out of sight, when a white man and
negro appeared on the scene, and Hill,
seeing them coatless and without visible
means of resistance, boldly confronted
the former, and, presenting his pistol
demanded his money or his life! The
mar stepped back and prepared to otter
resistance TO the unlawful demand Of his
opponent. when the latter snapped his
pistol three times in as many seconds,
and was cooking the weapon for q fourth
attempt, when the party concealed near
the spot quickly surrounded the outlaw
and deprived him OF his weapon-not,
however, without experiencing all the
resistance he was capable of making.
On the establishment of the above facts,
Justice w. H. Walker fully committed
Hill for trial at the next term OF the
..s,,sA,1 n,,rf
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DARING ROBBBRE.-0ne OF those dar-
robberies which we hear Of from day
Ia dav, occurred on Sunday morning.
II appears some negroes entered the dry
goods and clothing house OF Messrs.
LYONS, Flies & Co, at the corner Of Main
and Jefferson streets, and wasdiscovered
in this way Mr.. James Cleary, 8 fire.
man attached TO steamer No. 3, saw 3
negro passing up the alley with q bundle
OF clothing. Thinking something was
wrong, he called to him 70 halt. The
negro attempted to run, when Cleary
caught him and took him, with
his plumber, to the Adams street
station. Returning, he saw another Of
the gang to which he gave chase, but
fearing the thief would get away, he
cred st him, when officers Scott and Gear
came up TO see CHAT was the matter, and
another ofthe thieves was captured, The
one arrested by Dleary had an anger and
screwdriyeF, with some other burglars
tools, on his person. We learned late last
evening that more arrests have been
made and more property recovered.
Much credit Is due 10 the honest fireman,
Cleary, for his prompt and decisive action
in the matter. Had it not been for him,
the probability is that the burglars would
have got ciear OF with their ill-gotten
booty,i
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Oiice--NO. IS Madison Street.
KemphIs and Chic Railroad.
OF Halls.

Until further notice the Mails viii close a
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
Vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburg, fhna-
deIphia, Buffalo, A1bsny, New York, Balti-
more, and all cities north and west al
BIS IN.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, No
bile, Ala, New York, Nashville, and all elites
south and east, at5-0 pm
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss,
.Vicksburg, Natchez, and all cities south, at
4 p.m.
All Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
An Stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 pm.
Al Stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
Fast Tennessee railroads at 5 am.
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
en- Arkansasand White rivers, (semi-weeklyl,
Tuesdays Gud Saturdays
Mississippi Itver-south, (semi-weekly), Tues
days and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-north, (seml-weekly), Mon.
days and Fridays.
R. c. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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SHOOTING AT A PFC MICA number
Of negroes for some time past have been
in the habit of holding pic MICS and
gatherings of a like kind at the place of
a negro named Alex. Smith, a short
distance from town, on the Pigeon Roost
road, during which pistols and shot-guns
were very often freely discharged, much
TO the annoyance of respectable people
living in that vicinity. One of the usual
pic MICS was held there on Saturday, and
during the afternoon everything seemed
quiet. But about six o'clock some
negro boys got into a difficulty, during
which sampson Smith was cut with a
knife, and shot in the hack with a shot
gun, from which wounds he died Sunday
night. -Four negroes named z. Harding,
Henry ToOney, Nose Turner and Ed.
Williams were arrested, and are now in
prison. Justice Miller held an inquest
on the body, the jury returning a YER
dict in accordance with the facts.
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tcoaugN1cATEDl
A reliable gentleman writes US the fol-

A reliable gentleman writes US the fol-
lowing:
CYrREss MILLS, ARR, September !, 1851.
Editors Memphis appeal: / observe
in the mayors message to the board of
aldermen, dated September Sd, that For
rest, Montgomery & Co. have failed to
comply with their contract with the city
to- lay down the Nicslson pavement
without delay, assigning as q reason their
inability to procure lumber in such guam
titles as they require. In order that the
responsibility may rest where it properly
belongs, l desire to call attention to the
fact that these gentlemen do not offer TO
bay a price that will justify lumber men
in Misunderstanding and bringing to them
such lumber IS they are required to use.
Ii must be clear OF sap, knot holes and
windshake, consequently s large portion
OF what is sawed must be thrown aside.
and can only be sold at a reduced price
The highest price / have known them to
offer is S25 per 1000 feet, and the kind Of
lumber they require cannot be delivered
in Memphis st that price and pay a liy-
ing profit. When a price is offered that
will Justify, any amount of lumber will
come forward promptly. We can and
| VIII 6eBzer 5000 feet each week, and
we know other mills that will do the
same. We are willing 70 gcrk for a
small remuneration, but do not fsel dis
posed to employ our capital and exert
our energies TO no proht.
SAW MILL
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GREENLAW OPERA HoUsE.-La Rue's
fsr-famed carnival minstrels gave their
second performance at the GreenlRw last
night to a very large and fashionable su-
dience, and as heretofore when this
troupe have appeared in Memphis, every
body was highly delighted. The songs
and ballads Of Messrs. scott, Willis and
Fredericks, were repeatedly encOred.
Happy Cal Wagner kept everybody in
the hsppiest mood by his new jokes,
conundfums and funny sayings. The
dancing Of Frank Wells and Ned West
IL seldom equalied, while Hernandez's
monster &" Julian concert never fails to
repeatedly bring down the house, and
the cornet solo of Frank Bowles is one Of
the finest performances we have rel
heard on that instrument in this or any
other country. IN fact, the whole per-
formance Of this company is excellent In
every particular, and differs from most
of the travelling troapes, inasmuch as o
a word is uttered that could offend the
most fastidious or sound harshly to the
most refined ear. Every member seems
to have been selected fer a speciality,
and every one "enacts well his part.n
Their last performance will be given to-
night with an entire change of pro-
Rramme.
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EXCURSION TO LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
In order to afford our citizens the oppor-
tunity of visiting Lookout Mountain,
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
will issue excursion tickets, commencing
September eth, from Memphis and all
stations on the railroad, to Chattanooga
and return, for fare one way. Tickets
good during the month of September,
allowing the ex~cursionists to lay over at
any points on the line, and return within
that period. Fare from Memphis to
Chattanooga and return, $l7; omnibus
fare from Chattanooga to the top Of the
Mountain and return, 81. The grand
gathering Of parties from Nashville,
Knoxville, Atlanta, etc, VIII be on top
Of Lookout Mountain on the 18th and
18th Of September, and the train from
Memphis Tor that occasion will leave
here at 6 O'Clock on the evening Of
the 10th,
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Law SCHooL-It will be seen by our
advising columns, that a law school is a
department OF the l.emphis college, will
be opened the first Monday 10 OCTOBER.
The names Of Gen. Pike, Gen. Chalmers,
Judge Heath, Judge Scruggs and Mr..
Lewis give assurance that by far the best
law school in the west will be found in
Memphis. Where IN our city or the
Whole country al q stronger or more
Learned corps of law professors be found?
We rejoice at this movement. DR.. Ford,
the president, deserves well OF the conl-
munity for enIisting these legal gentle
men in this enterprise. The fame OF this
school will greatly aid the city, and the
young men Of Memphis will be afforded
facilities for obtaining a legal education
at home superior to any to be found
load
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FIVE CENTS.

We request that our patrons will not pay
the neWsboys more than i've cents a copy for
the APPEAL II is sold over the counter at
that price, and we allow the newsboys a sum
Gent margin 10 make a handsome profit by
selling the papers at five cents per copy.
To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collect inscriptions
ED. MANSFORD,
Supt. OF Circulation,
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ROBERT A. MOON.-To the card Of
this gentleman, which will be found
among ouFneV advertisements, we wish
to call the attention OF our many read
ers. Mr.. Moon is one of the oldest cotton
factors of our city, and his long expert
ence of nearly twenty years should add
more than ordinary interest to his optn-
ions upon the staple of the south. For
more than a dozen years he was con-
nected with the house ofTitus q Co, and
if there is anything in being familiar
with ones business, then be certainly
should stand very high among our COM
mission men. 4 No. I Judge Of the
article in which he deals, an intimate
knowledge Of the many causes which
govern the market in its many ups and
downs, a foreign correspondence OF ex-
tensive range, ali contribute to give him
advantages possessed by few. We again
refer to his card, In another column, adj
dressed to. the cotton planters Of West
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas.
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Land For sale.

undivided one-halfi interest IA 500 ceres
~ OF Red nver bottom land, in Lafayette
aud SEWER counties, Arkansas.
ThlsinLerest, the tlle 70 which lsperlect' WI
be sold al "A low figure, Tor oue-third cash ano
ne remainder at one and " years, WitEoui
interest
river bottOfa land, above Sli overflow ana lne
finest body Of land IN the Ssste, IN Crawford
county, Arkansas.
Apply 20 PIKE ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mh2-tS 2q3 Main street, Memphis
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REWARDS.
ID

SD r
Straved or stolen from my place, On horn
Lake Greek. one A MARE MULE, about is
or a hands high, has a scar on LETT hip. Inc
above Teuari viii be paid 10 any one deliver
ing the Mule to the farm, or TO me al ~ Maln
sffasf su28 Nv W. BENDER.
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Memphis and White River United
States Mall Line.


uIHE STEAMERS CONNER L.
CfAL" and "ROWESA" wtnG
form a SEMI-WEEKLY LINE between Memphis
and White River.
The splendid Passenger Steamer
COMMERCIAL, Wm.J. Ashford, Master,
Leaves Memphis every Tuesday at O'Clock pm
a" Augusta every Friday at 10 o'clock am
:" Searcy every Friday at o'clock pm
" West Point every Friday at 6o'clock pm
(" DeS arc every Saturday at o O'Clock a M
" DuvaiTs Bluff every Saturday at u
O'Clock m.
The elegant Passenger Steamer
ROWENA, : John B. Davis, Master,
Leaves Memphis every Saturday at o'cloek p m
" West Point every Monday a. 5oelk pm
" Jacksonport every Tuesday at 10
" G1susta every Tuesday at 6 O'Clock pm
" Des Arc every Wednesday at o'eik an
" Duvalfs Bluff every Wednesday at
These bosfs have been thoroughly repaired
and rehtted expressly for the trade anu, nav
ing the Mail Contract for Four Years, psssen-
gers and shippers can reiy upon tneH 10
naming in the trade permanently, and arr tns
only boats having a connection with the trains
at Duvalrs Bluff for Little RUek and hot
to sell Through Tickets via Railroad nom Du-
wallis Bluff 70 Little Rock Rot springs ash-
Prnceton. Tulip and fort smith. Time
through to Little Rock as hours. Sixty pounds
Baggage allowed by Stage Company 10 eaeh
passenger.
passengers for Northeastern Texas and south
ern Arkansas will hnd this the most reliable
route. Time and money saved by buying
Through Tickets.
a good light draft steamer will be run
in connection with these packets tYOm Augusta
and JacEsonport, making two trips per week,
TO PocahohtSs on Black river.
Tickets sold for eli Of above Points on board
LEVY 4 MILLER, Agents,
22 Front street.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Sup't
Memphis and White River u. 3. Mail Line.
au2 Il
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Manufactured by KAVANAGH a DECKER,
and PaeEuted lee. Us, 1896. tSce ScienLluc
American. Vol. Is. No. 10
10 is the only Cushion that possesses al the
ouaItes essential 10 a Perfect Cushion. IL is
Inc most elastic and most durable Cushion ever
offered 10 the billiard playing public, as Is
abuuaauty proven By The great demand for 70
giuce its Introduction. The peculiarly which
d~isHnguIshes the Cat-Gut Cushion and renders
30 superior TO all Others, is the frightened cord oil
cal-suL which OVeTlIes the ace aud edge OF the
and running the lul length OF the
q. IIon. which prevents the ball Rom bedding
into The rubber and jumping rom the table.
addition OF the cat gut cord also adds
mnch 20 the elasticity OF Tie Cushion.
The Cat-Gur Cushion has already been ap-
BYed 20 over 100 tables, which are IN constant
use Il can be applied % tables Of any make.
fD- SO per sci
Eevsnsgh & Decker's Factory, al the corner
OF centre and Canal streets, \. Y. Is the most
complete Of its kind IN the world. The ma
cI,fnery is Of the most improved character, the
1umber drying room the largest In the United
states. the material used the best that can be
purchased, and The WOrkmsn thoroughly
skilled.
BliarI Cloth. Balls, Cues and Trimmings, all
Of tbe best make. constantly OF hand.
Eavanagh & Decker are the only agents In
rIlF oJunfry for kay's Cue GeuseDt, adluuged
by competent authorities 10 be the best Cement
ever Usz1
Full size Tables cut down fo- 500.
send for EIuEf Rted Fuce List.
KANANaGH & DECKER,
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets,
gr1 ffc9I New York CITY.
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RETURNED.-We we're gratiied to see
yesterday afternoon our neighbor, Mr.
Q. +. Smith, Of tue house of George w.
Wright Il Co, No. 8 Madison street. Mr..
S. is one Of the largest cotton buyers
doing business here. He is also the agent
OF the Little Miami railroad. Mr.. S.
looks hearty and cheerful, and seemed
to enjoy the NjcOlsOn behind the majors
gay little team. The major is ready for
all shipments.
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CAdaenge.-The propFietors Of Hes
perian Pills, the sure cure for Ague,"
challenge the world to produce 8 more
efieacious and harmless remedy for
Ague. Hesperian Pills never fail 20 cure
even the worst cases Of Ague and Fever.
Price only 81 90. at Ward q IeGueTe's.
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WANTED-THE T
a TR RIA OIL.

IL 49,
We want men everywhere TO study Jhelr OWh
v-NTEursw The right 70 manufacture and sell
ne Patent Aurora Oil in a single county VIII
make more money TO the purchaser IN tnree
months than the largest farm IN your SUaIS
will make in q whole year. The Aurora Oll
actually costs less than one-hRlf the price OF
Goal OH. and the Illuminating power OF Ihe
Aurora on is as much superior 70 the Coal Oh
as the Coal OIL is 10 q tallOW candle ano Is
NO MoRE explosive than a tallOW candle. any
Iamp that will burn Coal Oil will burn the Au-
Oh. IL does not smoke the
not smell-it will not grease or STAIN lhe
dpest linen-not even white cloth. The mate
rfaI for its manufacture is tneXhaustiule. one
can make seventy-Aye barrels per day.
No machinery required. We Will pay y9HHI
ARE 10 and rom the city OF Memphis and bills
while here. II we cannot prove All, ana even
more. than we have stated. A single county IL
"A small fortune to the man OF enterprise, anu
the right to a state is untold worth.
FOR further information, call on or ADDRESS
IA. 4. Dewitt d Co..
n Madison street, corner lain,
,v1e Memphis, Tenn.
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FOX WHITE RIVER.


REGULAR Memphis and White River Tuesday
United States Mail Packet.
For Helena, Delta. Frfar's Point, sun
flower, Laconia, CarsOn's, COncordia, mouth
White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles
Deyall's Bluff and Augusta,
and ~JacksOnpOrt
CONNFRCIAL----......... Ashford master
This elegant passenger steamer @
will leave &as
TUESDAY, 10th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
ssS I'll 262 Front street.
Regular Memphis and White River Tuesday
United States Mail PACKET.
For Helena. Friar's Point, SundoWeF,
Laconia, CoucOrdia, Devalls Bluui Au-
gusta and ia ksonp0Ft-
-..--.Ashford master
This elegant steamer isloadinga at S
fOotofCour street. and leaves on A
TUESDAY, 10th inst, at 5
LANES T. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
seS It No. u Jefferson street.
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Tr1nst Sale of Real EState.

ny virtue OF a certain Deed Of Trust 10 me
Is executed by Sauie Baxter, on the 18th cay
81 Aprfi. 1857. recorded in Book Nc. e, part i.
paees B3. ( and s. Ia Registers Once3 for
I'M purpoze OF securing Selden, Williams Z Co.
in me payment OF a certata- prOmiss0Fy note
herein mentioned, I VIII offer for sale, on
Nondav- ths l2th day Of August next, bstwseD
fhe ususi hours OF legal sales, al public veudue.
10 the highest bidder, at the Gourthcuss door.
IN the civ OF Memphis. The following described
reaI estate. situate in The county Of Shelby.
STATE OF Tennessee, and more particularly de-
scrfhed a. follows, tO-Wlt: Lots Nos s and s. ~
ma Subdivision OF lots No y and 50, Bounded
on the north by Walker avenue; on the east
nv lots Nos. as snd4; on the south By the
south line OF lot p aud lot 3 and on The west
by iot NJ. Said property VIII be sold to sat-
isfv the terms af said Daed Of Trust. TERMS
CssH. While undersigned believes the title
10 he conveyed By him viii te good. Sill be
w9n only sell and c0DYey such tile as vests in
MIN al Irustse, As aforesaid.
fvIg1m &C SELDEN, Trustee.
5rhe above sale Is postponed 10 SATURDAY
the 2lst Of September, ~ consent OF All partie :
concerned.
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FOR SALE.

NEW AND WELL BUILT IN
A STEAMBOAT, light GraughtSS[
drawing only fourteen inches, with a gay $
supply a coal on bpard), now IN the trhde on
ne ohio. between Big sandy aud Portsmouth,
viii be sold At low figures. 40
For particulars address n. n, lock box jlS
SCHOOLFIELD a HANAUER,
au9olm Memphis. Tenn.
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Notice 10 he TFdde.-Just received 8
very large and choice assortment OF Sta
pie and Fancy Stationary, selected by Nj.
Henry Cohen in the principal European
cities. 507 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
September, 1857. sep6-2w
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Memphis and Mound City Ferry Packet.
PEOSTA------M. r CHEEK, Master
I caves the Landing, foot Of A
o'clock am Isl and 81 pm. Mound CITY at
nand o. nlcInck a m. ava nnd O'clock nm
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ATTENTION DfsTIbLERs.-NeW Stills
built TO order and second Hand Stills
for sale at HOilenbeFg 4 Oertel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet Iron Workers, No. 3l6
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
" attended to. jy5 dawtf
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Lon TO the TFGds.-l25 casks Choice
Clear Sides, 35 casks Choice Shoulders,
25 ties. Extra s. G. Hams, $50 bills. Mess
Pork, AGO bags Choice Rio Coffee, for sale
for cash or city acceptance.
sspT-3t MARTIN WALT q Co.
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PAINTING
Adnatnfstrat0r,s Notfce

NOTICE is hereby given that I viii apply for
IN Letters OF Administration M the stale Of.
James C. Wilson. deceased. At The rex1 sep
Term OF the County Court.
ANDREW H. B4OWN.-
49, N Ial- nnlL In
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TH public 81 hefAhr u0tided that the pro-
duss Of every description raised on my
farms In Hardsmsu and Hsg Uosd counties by
renters both farms being leased OGI ~ EuOiect
70 rent charges, and a lien Is held upon All OF
said produce and stock over and above en0ugb
20 satisfy said rents. To pay for monies, prJYl-
siouE and stock furnished said renters; and
any person or persons trading for any part OF
aid produce or stock viii be held responsible
Tor those debts, ETC., mentioned.
~ I've JOHN MILLER.
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.NeU French Ghfnts CdEcos just re.
ceiYed at Menkin Bros. se1O 2t
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North, South, East and West, all have
sought for a sure cure for Chills and
Fever. We claim to have found this
desideratum, and in our own sunny
southern cline to have found the panacea
for diseases of the Bilious Intermittent
tyne. Try the Texas Tonic Syrup and
Be CONVINCED. Mansfield y Highee, Sole
prODrietors,
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NOTICE.

THE creditors Of the estate offs. &. Malone
are hereby notified thai 1 have suggested
the fnsolvency Of said estate TO the GerK ofthe
County COuFtof TpBOn county, ~Ienpsssee, ala
the creditor Of said estate are nOuheo 70 NE
Cheir ciaimsa, duly authenticated, within SIX
months from date hereof, or THIS notice VIII De
6ledi in b ar OF the same.
VAL SANFORD, Administrator
ArErtet 1seT apIqtf
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NOTICE

rs hereby given 70 all whom il may concern
that afthe Nossmber term OF the County
Court OF shelby county, Tenn, we VIII make
for an extension 9t EHe in which
10 settle the estate Of j. Z. Hooker, Geceased.
u. A. HARhEL, kNec-r.
s A. HOOKER, EKec'X.
Hauum a Washington, Attorneys.
eaT TuurHura