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Mary J.. Jones, WIN. q. Jones, Bailey P. Jones,
Thomas ". Icnes and Nell b, JoSeph B.,
IuIa X Annie Lee and While Jones. Infants
who sue by their next friend Bailey Z. Jones'
an iseus Of Shelby county. Tennessee. and
John keeling. George keeii1z and James
Keeling. in fants who suo BY their next friend
J B Keeling, citizens Ct DayIcsou county.
Tenn. vs. n. G. Brinkiey and other crsditors
OF the estate Of VIM. +. Jones, deceased.
m4IS cause was fled in the Chaucery Court
Il OF Memphis according 20 section CT the Cole
flf Tenn eesee z8, for the pclpose OF settling a p
the estate OF william Il Jones. deceased; lt Is
therefore ordered thar at persons who are ID
auV Va,- or manner interested la the asln1ials-
fration OF said estate or who have claims
s,.qif,Sf ne same, appear sld 1iie the same Wlh
- f-lerx snd Master OF this tourt, autleatic8-
fel IN tle nfaBue1 |prasct.bad ~ law, On or be-
lore the arsi Mon1ay - october. is67. o. the
saYle snail and win be barred both n law and
-1,ssif-- ana that this order be prbfstet dailg
i5r thlrty days IN he Asmphls Daily A ppaai-
A. AEtsFlt
Clerk and Master Cllancery Court cf s0Ilrhis IS.
WRIeIIr & McK1sIcz, salss fo7 Comp plalnaais.
sept. 3, 1861, 81 tocd
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The DGig ABael Ican. Union of the
18th inst. says: "Tlle instruments for
the survey OF the Tennessee river ar
rived at Chattanooga night before last,
from Washington. Gen. Weilzel was
expected last night, and Col Cav is to
be in town tomorrow, 50 that the sur
vey viii 60 on immed lately"
From the Union and DisE,0tch OF
Sunday, we learn that the fiFst univer-
sity for eol0Fed men ever organized ID
the south, was to open Ia Nashville on
Monday, with an att enhance Of over
one hundred students. It is named
Fisk University, after the Infamous feI-
low who for some time presided over the
freedmRn's bureau in the kingdom ol
Brownlow The same paper records the
arrival at Nashville last week OF new
cotton frpm Giles and Maury eOunties.
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CHARLESTON, September I7.-General
/ Candy has issued the following; Para
graph OF General Order No. 80, dated
/ May 80, 1867, is modified to read as fol-
lows All citizens assessed for taxes and
who shall have paid taxes for the cur
rent year, and who are qualified and who
have been duly registered as voters, are
hereby declared as qualified for Jurors.
It shall be a sufficient ground OF ehal-
lenge 60 the competency OF 8 person
drawn as a Juror that he has not been
duly registered as a voter. Such right
of a challenge may be exercised in behalf
of the people or Of the accused in all
criminal proceedings, and by either
party in al civil actions or proceedings.
Army requirements Of property quail
ficstion for jurors, in addition to the quail
ifications herein prescribed, are hereby
abrogated. The governments OF North
Carolins and South Carolina are hereby
authorized and empowered to order, II IL
should be necessary, special terms Of the
courts to be held for the purpose OF rais-
ing and preparing jury lists and 70 pro-
vide for summoning jurors in accordance
with the requirements Of this order.
By command Of
RICHMOND, September 1.-The vote
for the subscription Of s., 900 900 to the
stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road was carried to-day by two thousand
majority, the negroes voting for il en-
masse. The opponents Of the measure
intend contesting the legality Of the
question, on the ground that by the sup
elemental reconstruction act the negroes
have no right 10 vote.
HAVANA, September l7.-Advices from
Mexico to the 9Th and Vera Cruz TO the
18th inst. have been received.
Admiral Tegethcff appeared at the
Mexican war Office on the 4th, az q YER
bally authorized deputy from the rela-
tives Of the late Emperor Macmillan,
TO ask, in the name OF humanity, the re-
mains Of the deceased. Jusrez, having
refused the request Of Baron Magnus and
other influential persons, said he could
not deliver the body to Admiral Tege-
thoR. unless he presented the proper OIL
cisl documents from therelatives. When
such documents were shown, he would
permit the transportation Of the body to
Austria.
The property Of Almonts, Urajo, Laos,
Vanec0z, Selico and CadOcO SOmero has
been confiscated.
Gen. Vuhe has been condemned, as
deserter, to imprisonment for four years.
EscobedO was well received at Saltiilo,
and he, together with Disz and Juarez, is
considered a candidate for the presidency
of the Mexican republic.
LIVERPOOL, September II. - James
Hewett 81 Co., Of Liverpool, a firm
largely engaged in American trade, sus-
pended yesterday. The extent Of their
liabilities Is not stated.
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PRACTICE IN RANKRUPrCY.

The following article IS taken from the
H Bankruptcy Gazette, y special depart
ment in the " Internal Revenue Record, ("
a standard publication ia regard to mat
ters TO which it is devoted
The following suggestions for practi-
TONERS in the new courts viii be found
useful. They have been prepared by one
of the new officials;
l. Make up ycur petition with the
eleven forms of schedules A and B in
duplicate; swear to both file one with
the clerk of the court, and ask 70 have
case referred to 9 register.
2. At lthe hour specified in the order
referring the case to a register, appear
before the register, to whom the case is
assigned, and make oath before him that
the duplicate petition and schedules
which you tnen present to him is 3 true
duplicate original Of the petition and
seSedules ON file with clerk, and move
fhat Il be certified correct in form. This
being done, move that the petitioner be
declared a bankrupt. This is done by an
order made by the register, Of which he
will give you . certified copy. You viii
then move for the warrant. Some time
viii be required 10 make this out. At
the time appointed call upon the
register for the warrant and tale 1t to
ne marshal. The marshal will require
satisfactory security iOr his fees a.ad dis
bnrsements for the newspaper plbliea-
tiops. etc, which you will arrange with
him. You have nothing more to do till
tbe return day Of the warrant
g. Be very careful that your petition
and schedules are written out plainly,
free from all erasHres, interlineations or
abreviaticns. As the whole proceeding
is strictly statutory, the statute aud
rules made under Il mast be most strictly
complied with.
4. In case the register refuses toeertify
vour petition to be correct IN point or
form, YOU will take q certified copy OF
the points wherein your papers were GER
titled to be defective, and proceed to pre-
pare amendments, or an amended petit
ton, ss may be most convenient, IN du-
plicate. When this Is done have such
amendments or amended petition, etc,
sworn ia duplicate; then apply to the
register. upon an affidavit exeusing the
errors, for an order 70 amend. such
order being allowed, obtain from the reg
ister q certified copy, and file this with
one of the duplicates with the clerk.
Cary the other TO the register, who will
examine il, and If correct, ratify It; and
you then proceed as above.
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RAILROADS.
Memphis G Little Rock B. n.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, EuJ.Y IL, 1861,
trains viii leave HOPEFIEisD at AIN ar
rfving at Ten Nile Bayou at SIS am. Refurn-
ing--Leave Ten nile Bay0u at 5.U pm, and
arrive at H0pefield At asi5 PM
On TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS a train
will leave Ten Nile bayou at $50 am, arriving
At HOpefield AZ gs5 am. Returninz-Deave
HOpeheId Al pm, and arrive al Ten Nile
Bayou ct 5:l5 pm.
The Round Trip Frem sGenphf<, 81 SO.
The FeFFy boat NEVADA viii make close
connection with al trains.
iyls Chief Englaeer.
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Architect and Engineer.

V'HE undersigned would respectfully inform
i his friends and the public that ne is pre-
pared 70 devote his WhOle attention 10 Dt.silrT
ing p ans and SupeEintendiug Buildlngs. win
a. Iuuch energy and attention 10 Ills patronsi
interest a. he did Tor ihe CityE Interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-Sulluan Block, Second and Riadi-
son sIreets- Charges reasonable.
,. II, MCCLURE,
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Tl.esday. October Stk, 1867,

nss,.aa.r the hours OF ten and twelve o'clock,
-, 49, ,reT,,is.-s proceed 70 sell At publ c auc-
s5rS, IL ths highest bidder. Tor eii5l, certain
tract 81 lasld, 1escrihed n sid deed o. trust as
- 4 s.fats of AfkanGas, and Is section No.
tfrsv.fo11r lsl, ia IcWnship Nc. two ~ south,
nd IN range Nc. one % vest, containing six
- ,i-.ss r,ild forty acres, upon which there =
'i,,-eitirlp house, gin and outlousee. with about
~, rsd acres cleared under tsn0e, and in
sfate OF eultiyaEiqn-- znoEn @s sns old resi-
,Mased. Toe title Is believed 70 % good, but
vii sell only as trustee.
Ftjqht Of REDEEM ptlou 4,llssd
- sod " Il l. MATxk ENs, Trustee.
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MAGUIRES BEYYR PLANT.

fIhls Extraordinary Medicine the fame OF
Il which ls spread brosdcs11 throughout the
oouhllA y rs undoubtedly feTioE 70 any rem etiy
ever offered % the public for The complaints for
Nhich II Is Intended We have In our posses
alon ttsl .Inonials lurnls shed voluntarily Dy Col
long, lgle g. llfl Iopograplieal En-ineeT BT-
leau a. y 'asnitgion cen fItz Henry Warren,
zen. fleilasliton, and others Of fhe ARMY ;
F1tnef I. D. he 7r1ets the celebrated INDIAN
MISSIONARY, Also Officers Of the Nsvr ursseone
Hospital stewards, Commanders 81 nearly
eNel1 hteiAlef piylug On Ihe Missi.sipnf and
tlinltafg nv ~, " ea eru Ssinitary ano Chris
llan Oolalnlssions Ariug Char lains and o. hers
700 numerous 20 meLtioh. Likewise highest
eneonluma OF the Press most of WI fi are r57ll-
nshed IN our almanac, (which we small ,a11i y,
any one reg questin it pIaisins fIs valuabieTned-
leihai qualille ln TIE highest Terms so other
medicine has such re2onf Eaerids.fIors
j. a '. MAGULRE
sole fropretofs 81. Louis
soid BY Druggists and Medicine Isaisrs 5ve7-z-
whore 49, - II
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
MEMPHIS. TFNN

TE1IIE Fall Session Of this InstitutICc viii com
4 raeuee en- the THIRD MONDAY ttha I8fll
OF September next
Only the SAME CHA EGES FOE TUITION
As BEFORE TIE WAR Board. SO Der
month Able anc experienced teachers I'M all
tho departments. gcation fsUei for its
health and beauty; accomrloda ati9 sag erior.
q strictly nrst-elass boardiuI school. Farer is
and guardians are invited 10 gis-s a1d Sc for
thslnsei ves. For further fDforIlGlio1 CT f0r
Caraz0gues, address
suz8 In G. COLLINS. President
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Law School
or THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY.
JOHN n. WADDEL, ID D., Chancellor
LQ C. LAMAR, Pro1sssor

THE eourse Of study s. completed In two
4 terms Il Eiue months ezcn.
The method OF Instruction IS that Of oral eye
aminatiOns. daily, upon the tex. accom- rs-.ia
~ such explanations ana lecGlres as state ..---
tslati0u and local adiudicutious have made
ueress airy.
Moot toGrts wiz be held weekly. IN which
The prartiee W-lll conform in every 5-sfu.iaI Ia-
specb TO the rules, modes o. procedure ard ..--
guIhe-tuiion adopted In the Iotlog.fll- 'orIrr-
I. District Court Of the United states.
2 Circuit Court of the Unitec sta.CH.
g supreme Court or Jr0 Uuiled =ralr7-
4 c-rguit C1uIt OF Mississlp
E Ihancery Court Of Altssissi1ui.
g. Probate Cont
= Sigh Court Of Errrrs and Apues ST..
The Law ierary numbers not less than one
thousand volumes.
The Law students have the privilege OF 1f-
tandigg. FEEh OF CHAE5E., che as.rEras ana
Hecitaiions in any o. the department. ~
Science and Litsraturs ia the Universir-
The Sessions OF the Fedora C0urr. and az tl.4
Hight Court Of Errars and Appeal, held qf Uz-
fora. give Co the students Of this school ue,-u-
liar advantages.
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soFTIX6HAM ACADEMY.
rErHE ne-t tslghfhl session Of shis school WI
i open on the
First Monday in September Next,

u open On liie
First Monday In September Next,
ana close arout tie last Of June. ls68 Tho
Principal vi be assisted oy graduate OF
the UniTe7zi ) OF Virginia tor iurthsr iniur-
natlou g. n Terms, etc, address the Prlrei paf,
SomerYiile. Tenn 1he Pr ucipal woald refer
to The gentleman whose named are appended
u. B-Thase whose names are marked bV
astarisk, are, OF have been, patrons % tha
school D. d. QUARLES.
Principal
sMr S "a Apperson, Mesnph s. Htir I Frirr-
son. Columbia, Tenn; eDr J i BASKERVILLE Fay
etfe county qCol K Mosby, tayelte county
e.,0l sam Tate, Memphis; nj " Z Rroudft,
Mem rnphis. eMr Th1s 81 Allen. Memphis q1lr
Jas Smiser, Columbia. Tanni mi n L Guiqn,
Memphis. sAfr J. Fl stewart Memphis; 'Air
n PulIiaul SoInerville; Prof ] q Pettus, Ma
con. faur oii0n ] 7 Jones' Helena. ARK:
s'rilcs shaDa9tl SO, Tiptou county; eCoi a Il
49, Nenphis; 4Mr 81 fornor, helena
ari Cen Joseph Williams. Memphis rCoI 81
Il, B4u. Pioe Biuff. Ark Rev " Johnson
F5ifer Christian Advucate, Memphis; sGen
~ WiTiansou Memphis; Ar y . Miller
afar.rhis. Mr. law 8 Marys. Memphis. Can't <
q 9VIliiainson. Memphis. @Mr " II aiurfin,
80. 155i,sor Mss. ChancelIar j W Fs--is,
ssn1erVilie, Judge HUnphreys, Sonier-
vifs- Rfv 3 II Rivers, Somervile, eAlr
y ii scott somerviie; Prof = 2 Begj, Sc1er-
VIE Feeulty University of Nirsiula.; Pro- =,
3 IIrne- washington Colleges GeH ii
smith. Virginia Nilitazy nstltute.
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ARKANSAS ITEMS.

The Daily Gazette says Gen. Ames,
Col GOOdfellow and Surgeon Smith
passed through Little Rock or Monday
Of last week, en- route to Camden to in
vestigate the recent outrage on the pro-
prietors OF the Constitutional Eagle
newspaper, by United States soldiers,
with the apparent eOnnivanee of Col.
Gilbert, post commander at the latter
place.
The Helena Carton, writing Of agri-
cultural matters, SAYS: We have, in the
last few days, carefully noted the crops Of
three counties, viz: Phillips, st. Francis
and Cross. The bright hopes OF NAM
msth crops OF cotton aud corn viii not
be generally realized in these countius.
Still both these productions, in which
our people are so deeply interested, will
yield a good return for the care and pa
thence OF our farming friends. In all the
low lands early corn is excellent, and it
is good in many places or the hills, but
the late corn, ss q general rule, will be
next door to failure. The cotton in the
valleys is a fair average; on the hills it
is stunted, and very much retarded in
bloom.
From the North Arkansas Times, pub
lished st Batesvilie, we Gull the following
on the crops: We learn from our worthy
county surveyor, i. 5. Carter, Esq, that
a breadth Of land about five miles wide,
extending through Ashley aud Jefferson
townships, mas suffered from a severe
drouth, and that the erops will couse-
quently be short in that neighborhOOd.
We believe this is the only portion Of
Independence county that has suffered
to any great extent from dr0uth this
year, and feel gratified to learn, from the
same competent source, that the remain
der OF the county viii produce, at the
least calculation, twice IS much Of both
corn and cotton as it produced last year.
From the Fort Smith Herald we
learn that the cholera has entirely dis
appeared from the town. The same
paper supplies the following: We are
again called upon to record another OF
those melancholy affairs, which will
sometimes occur in the best regulated
communities. On Wednesday evening
last, Mr.. Columbus johnson was shot by
policeman Lock, while attempting to
arrest him. Mr.. johnson died from the
effects Of his wounds in a few hours. We
know nothing in regard TO the matter
save " hat we have learned from rumors
upon the street, aud IS they are so vary
ing and conflicting, we prefer to leave
the matter where it properly belongs, in
the hands of the judicial tribunals.
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FridaY. Seplember q. f867,

at the door Of the Clerks once, In Tie town Of
Marion. Criftendsu county. Arkansas, seh 60
the highest bidder z r cash IA hand, the e1oiAoW-
ing described real estate situ2te4 Ia Crttenden
couufy Ar<anssiS. and known as HAT part OF
the Spanish Grant, originally owned BY the
Grandee Estate, conveyed % Allam q ID.
SPAN 10 George ". underhlI and Isaac bur
gatt.- The soufh part OF the southwest quarter
of section twenty f0Hr l2il conveyed u same
deed she east half Of section tnlrty-six 1857
and the so1theast quarter OF section tnlrly-
base lire or range eight 81 east Of the jth prin
eiDal meridian.
nerfectly Eood, but I shall convey only as
Trustee
Part of this lapd comprises one Of the finest
ulantafions on the Military Road, with Gin
mouse. Gas rs, etc, belngthe plantation known
a. tbe Brown Place, near Marion, Ark.
srTqf.FH u d. BROWN. Trustee
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RfEL for D5eOrce

n, fhe Circuit Coust CT shelby county, Tenn.
l,oaisa Gross VS. Peter Gross.
IN this.cause Il sppeallns flom afddavit On
| 49, dafendant Is non-resident OF the
Safe OF Tennesseei 1t Is therefore ordered that
house ia the city Of Memo mohis, aAd plead, an
s,ysr or demur 70 eomplainants bill, On or be-
fore the tnird Monday IN January, 1868, or the
hearinR ex paTte; sud that copy Of this order
~ pubished once week for fonr e1cceESife
", tks iu ths Memphis Appeal
sffesf. ri. ID. l.. SrEW ART, Clerk.
Haiiual : Washington, sols. ior eozaplt
sept 4, ls53' @2e
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S ELECT SCHOOL
Fashionable Dancing ACADEMY.

MADAME LF15E, Of New Orleans. would
VI most respectfully aunouncs TO the cltlls.ns
Of Memphis shat she VIA open her classes .oF
the above graceful Accom- plishnsur on the
THIRD TUESDAY IN 5eptem Der at the Jef-
fsrson Block. second street, where sle trusts
oT strict attention % the advancement Or her
pupi Who may be inLrusted 90 her charga. 70
merit a share u the public patronage. Mad.
l., having taught IN most o. The principal
cities or the south and 5Outhwast, hopes 10
meet here Wfth the same umhoundsd success
which has hitherto N arEed her course OF in
structiou eiseUhlre. Days and hours o tuition
lor Chtldrens Tuesdays and Saturdays, from
10 am ill IL for Gentlemen. rom 8 tin -
en- an the same day. References unexcep-
ti0neble, Tor which, and O-her particulars
p ease see eircRla-s, which Wiu be found az me
grin ipal book ana music stores Terms mod
e. ate CalistEEuics aud Dauciaz taught IN prf-
Tate families aud Schools, u degireL soirees
Given twice a month aus0
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

GEFERAI. SUPEErSTESDEHT's OFFIoE
MEMPHIs, TESN, July = 1851.
TsIRAINS viii leave the Depot of this Company,
Il az head OF Main street, until further notice,
~ F.ff
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MISS URI
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
81. Louis, 40.
s SSION OF I867-6S.
Faculty:

HaI1AAy
JOS. n McnOW ELL, NJ d. Professor Of sur
gerry aud Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN 8. MOykE, d. D-. Professor Of Theory
and Practice OF Medicine.
". NJ. MCPE klilllkl.S. Ni-Ll, Professor OF Ma
telia Metica aud lEa9r usufies.
J. "a. " AITE Rs. A. d 'rufss ssorof Phy si8lOgy
Pathology ard Clinical Medicine.
CHARLES O. CURTMAN, Md, Professor Of
Chemistry ard PharmaeY
B. ,, SHUMAkD, 81 D., Professor Of Obstetrics
ard Diseases Of Women and Children.
DRAKE McDO WELL ND, Professor OF Cen
srai and Descriptive Anatomy.
JAMES q. NLDELET, Nd, uemonstratcr OF
AnatOny.
The Lectures OF the session Of 1Ss7-g VIII be-
gin on the drst o. OetO1ar, and close on the drss
or March
Fees Tor the Lectures (sach Frlfessor s15l.-sl15
hatricClatiou Fee paid only oncel -..---....--.
DemOnstf atOrs TiclZet--..--...--....-... 10
Graduation Fee...--.-...-...-.. -..--.--.--.. -
STUDENT, on arriving In t1e city. viii ctil a1
the College, or At the Office Of the Dean south
west corner Of Eiftn and Market streets
aufT FawTu4
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in. front of postofice in the city OF Memphis.
between the nOurs Of Il and II o'clock an,
proceed to sell tQfhe highest bidder, for cash,
me following deseribec lot OF land, situated
wing and being in the county Of shelby, state
OF Ten nessee. and city or Meos phis, to-wir: Be-
ginning at q stake on the northwest corner OF
linden and DeisOL0 streets and running north
VTith said DeSOto street sixty ieet. thence vest
and parallel with LiDden street one hundred
and nineteen feet, thence aouth parallel WI 2
DeSoto street sixty feet % q stake on Linden
street. thence east with Linden street one hun
drsd and nineteen fest 20 tie beginning. being
part OF lot 10. IN block 10. 5oi together with
siI the privileges and appurtenances thereto
beloneing. BY the terms OF said trust deed ths
parties thereto waive an right OF redemption
Ia and to said land aud premises by virtue OF
the laws of the STATE Of fenneEsee. The title
to said lot is believed to be coed, but convey
only as trustee.
sel0 tbs ]. MUsso. JR-, Trustee.
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SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOrer & Baker AIachiae
Is Best,

1. It is mere siIaple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement than others
2. II sews from ordinary spoOls and no re-
winding Of thread is necessary.
8. u segs with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate ard the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton OK linen.
Z, Its seam Is 50 strong and elastic that il
never breaks, even on the bias.
5. It fGstens both ends Of the seam by its own
operation
.. It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains arm, and neitherruns or ravels in wear.
Z. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpneSs and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
S Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them
9 Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines is IN
necessary Ia This The tension being Cnce ad-
iusted on the Grover and Baker Machine. any
amount OF sewing may be done without change.
10. Il makes beautiful embroidery without
any change o. arrangement, simply by insert
ing threads OF suitable sizss and eOlOrs for this
purpose. It is the only machine that both en-
brOiders and seWs perfectly.
E- Send Tor Circular.
GROYER 4 BAKERS 8. II. CO.,
iy13 500 Main Street. Up Stairs.
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Cars Go Through without Change

Magnificent Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Baggage Checked throuRh To all lm yOItant {
places. Persons holding Through Tickets can
stop over AZ any point and resume journey at
pleasure.
sa- Through Tickets aud al Information can
be obtained at Ticket Offise, 2311S Main street,
and at Depot SAM 4. JONES,
fvT II General uberinfendent.
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HOTELS.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

TT1HFREis no more pleasant spot for sum-
mer residence than the summit OF Lookout
houufHin. The scenery ls most beautiful and
HnOris great de gnt 10 th5loKeTs OF nature
Looking 70 the North and East, from the
MoUNrALS HOUSE, 8 varied landscape is seen.
To the left flows the placid Tennessee, winding
Ia and out among the hills ull far away in the
distance ifs waters seem 20 blend with the
clouds. Wooded hills ard Eich valleys, with
waging fields or corn and grain. extend a. Jar
A. che eve can reach iu the horizon, where the
faint 0utliUes OF the Crest smoky Mountains
are feeu traced upon the SKY.
40 has all The telegraph and mail facilities,
being but an bDurs ride from Chattanooga.
aud is First Glass Hotel.
Here in the peaceful days before The war, the
beauty and Intelligence o. the = futn came
every SIMMER TO breathe the pure mountain
nIr. aud 10 will soon again be the isVoritl sum
mer resort Of an who, Ureu OF the dust and
beat OF crowded cities, ceslre relax ton OF
mind and luylEoraIOu Of body, amid the finest
scenery in The country.
~ c0OPERA q JAAIEs. PronlIelors.