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Judge Leswmont, presiding over the
criminal court, has issued Rn order for the
drawing of two hundred jurors from the
list OF voters registered under the mill
tary bill. From this list a grand jury
will be drawn, and we may expect next
month to see "plsin and colored citi-
zens mixed Oh the grand jury. 1t is
highly probable that appeals will be
taken hereafter to test the constitutions
sIlty Of this mixed jury ordsr,-G Q.
Gay4saersi1l Btillafn.
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NEW STYLES OF PAIL GARMENTS.

From the latest magazines Of fashion,
/ we extract the following information in
regard to the styles Of elosks and shawls
/ that will be worn this fall. We trust
| that it viii prove interesting and useful
| tn our hosts of fair readers:
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t,YRENE Counmsudery, 70 4. Meets sth Mon
dsv Of leach month. John Zsut, Com; n. J.
Wig q. hec.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Law SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

TUHE Law Department of TIE 8euphis Col
| legs VIII ouen on the F1HsI AOEDAf
OCTOBER The following gentlemeq com
rsrFaa fF.a
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Erec,.tors, Notice.

NrOTICE - sssssby given to the heirs Of TIL
N man 81 tits, deceased, and all parties con-
cerned, tha. We, as surviving executors Of said
estate, hav's this day nled our account as such,
with John I.oague. Clerk Of the County Couri
OF shelby oslunEy, where parties concerned can
eonne forWa. ID and examine hame
6AMUEL HOSBT,
ANDERSON @. BhTTIs,
Surviving Executors.
Mem phis. Sc otenn Der II. 1857. selS FWs
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Sheraf's Sale.

N. c. Moylan vs.. ]. Levy Co.
Under aud By virtue OF an interlocutory
4 decree OF the Cnhucery Court Of Mem Phis,
rS,derad Iuly IS-7, IN the above entitled
-srss- I viii on the 4th day Of October, A. D.
iss;7 Al the front door Of the courthouse in
5fernphi- between the hours OF 10 o'clock M
nd 4 o'clock 2 m, proceed 10 sell 20 the high
"a and best bidder, FOR csab, the StOrerooms
~ 2lB and 28 second street, IN Memphis, and
county OF helhy a1d state of tennessee, the
ronrt n fivor 81 said II. Q. Morlan and against
SSid ] Levy kCo. P. n. WINTERS, aheIt6.
By JA,fEs \. eaAs, ~ > sea4 q
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THE Dl.COVERY OF THE AGg.
MoG1MsEY's MAGIC SOAP.

MO mater isI which has ever been discovered
N has effected greater benefits Ia the house
f-r,Ta 81 than
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Removal.

~ n. STOUT BROTHER have removed
~ Shsir stock OF Builders Hardware, Ne
enanfes' Tools, etc, TO so. n Second street
- Adams Block" where We are opening large
and vreIt selected stock OF New Goods, and are
now o. epared 70 furnish anything In our ilus
.t i[,tFr.ssf caSh prices. US se7 MI
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Constitutional Law.........--Gen- ALBE5r PIEE
heal Property a Plesgfi r g--...Hon- ? X. ? EAILf
Personal Property a PisadinE.- "a. le, Ls = -
Grim. Law q Admiralty zen. J. r CHAL1EEs
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SITUATION in a Wholesale Grocery store
n Prsierred, ~ s man oI steady Morsl ChaI- .r
BooF-keeping. HIS acquaintance extends 20
CbFrksssw. UEubbeha, LoWndes, AonrOe
s.-d pontofoc Counties, Miss. Perfect satisiao-
ton given as TO character, qualification, etc
For tie present address d, Box 80, COTinth.
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THIS Medicine will be found on fair trial
70 be the most prompt and enectuai rem
eg1y for all diseases Of the CHEST aud AhHOAIi
the greatest care having been taken IN ils
prsuararion. being compounded on the most
s-isnunc principles. In its composition -s en-
bracsd a combination OF the most Vaiuable
and edeetive Expeetoranis, AnOdynes and
syadatives Whirh are known 70 possess the
hisbsSt rspute 1Ih all intelligent members oi
the Medical Pre- sssion; ,,-,,, =. ii
wood Naptha as Wen As the Wild Cherry
enters largely IN @ its composition, being the
fVRFAT REMEDY 50 successfully used In Con
sumption By the celebrated DR.. Hastings, o
London.
The following evidence Is from the Rev
n. D. r. Hawrie. Presiding Elder Of the 4etho
dist Episcopal Church, for the District Of NOrtt
Alabama;
Or CHARLrs WILLIAMs-DcdT SIR TAX
pleasure in giving my testimony 70 the virtues
n your excellent - Pulmonic Baisam Of WilC
cherry" Having used several bottles In M
family with decided Hdventage q every ease,
can recon mend il as the best and most pleas
| ant medicine 1 have ever seen.
soId By all respectable Druggists in the cit!
OF Mem phis and ihroughout the Southern sn'
Western states.
{ Ganfarn Der IA ls5T. eei0
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COURSE OF STUDY.
illlz, Greenleaf on Evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR Class.

] Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adams E1uity
I Pleading. Redhsld on Wis, HiilErd on Mort
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Louisville, June q. Is57. ~
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A. a ND A. SCOTTISH hl1Es
~ ETU--t Stree
HERxFs Lodge sf P5r.eCtiOn, 18th; No !.
Stated Communications q Wednesday night
OF eacr month. Henri p. WoOdard, S2d, G..
NJ. Charles NJ Carroll, lsth, Sec.
MrTEaEs L.clEe on Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets al Wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, sd, c. NJ. (; A =. FARMLAND, 3-d,
Sec.
CAsIPHrA council OF Princes OF jerusalem l6tn.i
No. I. Bent. K. Puilen, S3d., Iarsn-'.; -
Ca1vABy J-Ff prEE Of Rose Croix. 18th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams, 82d, NJ. W; z. L Tom
uuEon. 80, Sec. -,
No ]. Henry p. WOOdzTt, ID, Com m.
William Y. Clrode sd, Rec
CoEsIsTOEN or " EsT AEhin EssHE. aLl John
Ainslie. 8S3 Comm, in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader, sd, Reg.
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LFLSE., Of New Orleans, would
VI most respectfDlly aupDunc9 10 The CitlZ-El
OF Memphis that she win opeu her classes tor
the above graceful acoom piishlnaut on Lne
THIRD Tt EsDAI in september. a. the JET.
ferson Block. second street, where she usts
by stri IL attention 70 the advaccemert of he~
pupi who may osintrusted 70 her c1arEe, en-
merit q share OF the puhlic patronage Ma
l., having taught IN most o. the prluclpsi
cities OF the south and SOuthwe-t, hopes 70
meet here WITH the same unbCunde1 Success
which has hitnfrto marked her cqzrEe OF IN
structiOn elseWhsrs. Days and nours o. Juiti1n
for Children, Tussdays and Saturdays from
half past o'clock III dark for Ladies. fr0m
10 An. I'D y. FOR Gentlemen, nom 8 III ID
p.n- all thr same day. hefereuces uueNcsp-
tonabls. fo- which, and Other partlculsEs,
plssse circulars, which viii be found at the
prins i1s- took snd music stores Terms u Cd
crate Caltstheu c. and uancinE taught In pri-
vats fsuIiiss and schoOls. II desired Eoiress
given twice a month aE.0
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EXCURSION to Mammoth Cave.

TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot Of the
L Memphis and Louisville railroad, head OF
Main treet Is follows; pm. and II p. ~, run
ming through TO Cave City without change OF
cars.
nB- Excursion Tickets from Memphis 20
Mammoth Cave and Return st Reduced Rates.
Fare rouudtrip, to Cave and return-s5o IS each
PARTIES Of fifteen orInore-..--....----25 2 % each
parties OF twenty ave or MORE 10 70 each
For through tickets and AL Information, call
al Ticket once. Nc. Z57I Main street
fv.y7 n SAN. B. JONES. 9en1 eupt- .
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FALL BoNNEIs'

Though bonnets are but little larger
than those of last fall, the display In
front is deceptive, and seems to indicate
greater size. Crowns are broad and tat,
and the front or tip, from the crown to
the face, quite narrow. Soms shapes
have a short curtain fitting close to the
high chignon. Bismark satin and velvet
will be among the most fashionable ma
terials. Gilt ornaments, sprays OF fern
leaves, scOrns and berries are prominent
among the list of ornaments.
The crown or diadem is the most dis
tingalshing feature Of autumnal modes.
This Is formed in two ways. One re-
quires shape rising in front to admit OF
= broad 6dndsdu, which is covered with
standing box-plaits OF satin or velvet, OF
sprays Of fine rich flowers. The other
has close fitting shspe, with the dia-
dem set upright across the front. Bead
embroidery and fringes ornament the
latter. aFrrr e.. --rlf~-r = r-r -#r- q =
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NEW YORK CARDS.
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Principal once, SIC broadway
EEVV VARK

CHEAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing Machines
" Empire Shutle, Crank Motion Sewing
ton Ila motion teing al positive, 10 IA not
liable 20 get Out OF order II Is the best Family
Machine. Notice II called 20 our new ald In
and Boot and Hhoe Ftfters Agents wanted, %
whom a liberal discount will be given. No
cOnsigumeuts made
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Cotton H ac or
AND
Commission MERCHANT,
No. 27e Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPHIS, TEr

I IBERAL ADV DVANCE.S-Supplies at Whole
i 4 sale Prices. Commission lOr selling Cotton
One Dollar per Bale
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- bevstyr given 70 all whom 70 may concern
1 ttsf -tf7- kovcrnbe term OF the County
;onrt of SHELBY oaunty, Tenn We viii make
STTiiestion Tor an extension OF time In whict
= ststfis me sstats Of j. r. Hooker, deceased.
" D. A. HARREL, k1ec'r.-
s. A HtaOkEh, EISc'x.
rzalluus 4 Warrington Attoypeya.
81 LaV4Hs
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KAVkNAGH q DECKER'5
BILLIARD TABLES
TIE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
l. Tables Is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION.


Manufactured by KAvAN 4GH & DECKER,
and Patented Dec. IS, $50. fSce Scientific
American, Vol. 10. No. II
II i the only Cushlou that possesses al the
qualities essential 70 q Perfect CGsht9u- 10 y
the most elastic aud most durable Cushion ever
offered to the Billiard playing public. as Is
sbunoantly proven 5y The great demand for l.
since Its intred uctI On. The peculiarly which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut Cushion and renders
it superior 70 all others Is the tightened cord o.
cat-gut which Oyeriies the lace and edge or the
rubber and running the full lenzth Of the
cushion, which prevents the ball frOu bedding
into the rubber sDd jumping from the table
The addition of the catgut cord also adds
much to The elasticity OF the cushion.
The Cat-C3ut Cushion has already been ap-
piled % over 100 tables. which are In constant
use. Il can be applied to tables Of any make,
for So usr set
Kavansgh & Decksr's Factory, at the corner
OF Centre ana Canal streets, y. Y, is the most
complete Of ~ kind in tue world The ma
chinery is OF the most improved character, the
lumber drying room the largest In the United
states, the material used the best thai can be
purchased, and the WOrkmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth. Balls, Cues and Trimming. all
OF the bet make constantly on hand
Eavanagh & Decker are the only agents in
this country for Kayfs Cue Censent. sdjudZsd
BY competent authorities TO be the best Cement
ever used
Full ME Tables cut down for sl00.
SEND for IL ust ated Price List
EAVANAGH q DECKER,
Corner OF Centre and Canal streets,
se5 tfe20 New York city.
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CLoAKs AND sHAwLs.

Embroidery is q great feature of olosks
for the coming season; embroidery both
upon cloth and upon velvet, sometimes
executed in braid work, and sometimes
in silk and beads.
The reins" at the back Of the cloak
are still feature, and they are wide, and
almost always richly trimmed or en-
broidered. .
Short sacs and paletots are still worn,
but the garments preparing for the season
which is approaching are longer and
much more sensible.
One of the newest styles Is buttOned all
| the way down the front, Is cut somewhat
| il a close, sacque shape, and may be
worn with or without the cape that ac-
| companies It, and which renders il inde-
pendent Of furs.
Another style is cut in five points, has
long, flowing sleeves, trimmed with
| black lace, and buttons surrounded by
| lace. This is q suitable shape for velvet.
Opera closks are embroidered this
| season, and the novelty is the oriental
| embroidery, which is executed in various
colors. There is nothing SO pretty, how.
ever, so well adapted for wear with al
sorts OF dresses as pure white opera
cloak, destitute Of any sdmixture Of color
| in body or trimming.
Shawls are more In vogue than they
have been, and are folded square, and
worn as a burnoose, or with the upper
part folded over IS a straight cap. This
latter method is neither graceful mol
| convenient.
Very new shawls, duplicates Of some
! exhibited at the Paris exhibition, are re-
versibIe, gold on one side and scarlet on
| the other, for example, and made IN the
| finest wool. They are very striking, but
| suited only for carriage wear.
| The Paisleys, with either black or scar
let centers, and deep, slender, palm lesi
/ borders are the most fashionable anC
distinguished for visiting wear. ~
| There are new and very pretty plsir
| shawls, which we recommend, however
| to those who want neat and useful arti
Gle, inexpensive, but quiet and ladylike
| These are square shaWls OF white wool
covered with a small neutral dot or hg
ure, and having marrow border ant
white wool crimp fringe. These shswli
are somewhat old-fashioned in appear
ance, but soft, and will wash like pieet
of white cotton cloth. The price Il
seven dollars. A good Paisley range:
| from fifty to seventy-five, and from tina
to a hundred and fifty dollars.
The very latest method of wearing
long shawl is to fold it square, and theT
turn it down so as TO form a straieh
cape twenty-five inches deep from thu
TOP, and over this again narrow straigh
collar is folded down. Its fastened clos
up to the neck, and nothing can be inns
gined uglier or more clumsy. .ft .
.
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Law School
or THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN y. WADDEL, DID. Chancsuor
LQ-C LAMAR, Professor

THE course Of study Is completed IL two
i terms Il nine months each.
The method Of Instruction is that OF oral eN-
aminations, daily, upon the text, lmpauiet
by such ez pla nations and Lectures gs 5-ats les
lsiaiiOu and local aoludicafiOns have nlzds
Necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. in which
the practice VIII conform in every essential re-
spect to the rules, modes o. proceGGre 40 eF-
concentration adOttsd in The following CouTls .
I. District Court OF the United states.
2 Circuit z Oart Of the United states.
s. Supreme court OF the United States
4. Circuit Court Of Aissisi ppi.
8. Chancery CO1rL OF Mississippi
g. Probate Court.
J. Hfgh Court Of EFrCrs and Appeais.
The Law Library numbers not less taa1 one
thousand volumes
The Law students have the privilege of At
tending, FREE OF CHA ARGE. the Lecturez az d
Recitalicns in any Ot the departments Of
Science and Literature in the University.
The sessions OF the Fedora Court ana q the
Hight Court o. kEIsrs anai@ A ppsai. held 70 OK
ford. give TO the students OF this school Uesl-
liar advantages.
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HENRY, MOORE & GERUhG,
Manufacturers and JObbers Of
CLOTHING.
No. 50 Broadway, opp. St. Nicholas Hotel
NEW YORK.

~ EW Z OAhs
PHILIP HENRY, JR, formerly Of HenTys,
smith & ruWuseRd.
JOHN 7. HESRY, formerly OF Salisbury &
ALEX T. MOORE, ISAAC p. GESUNG, for
merly with Henrys, smith & TOWNSEND
We have ready large handsome and well
assorted stock OF READT-AADE CLUIHING,
manufactured by Us exc uS1vely Tor the south
srn Trade. which we are p epared TO sell al
Low Prices and on Liberal Terms.
our stock is adapted in N lateral, style
lengths and SIZES, exc uEively TO the south, and
comprises goods rom the Lowest Priced 10 the
Finest MADE. tucluding a large assortment OF
goods for FREEDMEN 'S WEAR
The recent decline IN wooden and cotton lab
rics will enable Us to o4er Clothing al Much
Lower Prices than Il has been sold for at any
time since ls60-
Uash and Close Buyers from the South are In
vfted 70 examine our stock before purchasing, g,
a. We believe we can Oter theTl great induce
rnents
We win be happy to receive Orders, and our
long exp rteucs Ia the Southern business en-
ables rs 20 make selections which VIII be GER
tain to give entlTe sat sfactiOn-
Descriptive Catalogues with prices sent by
HENRY, MOORE s GENUNG,
NEW YORK July ls7. ~ BroadVsy.
Se5 GNELOClZ
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We are sole agents ana are prepared TO I'LL
orders FOR the above
Ntli-Fa!tGHilg Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,
on the most favorable terms We are having
them IIanu facI ured or the most 81 perlor iron
and thoroughly Tested.
u. Il. DAVIS & co,
Commission Merchants.
Louisville Juue u lsE-. aul
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ny virtue Of deed OF trust made 10 me by
Is Fannie T. Hunt and JohnA Hunt on the
~ dav al August. 1865, and recorded in the
T2eafster's ONCE OF Shelby county, IN book No.
" 1aaee 23l and "a 70 secure oertain indebted
49, sLarein named I will.
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a Card

VIE VII Al once rebuild or vTarehouss 2, anc
w wi have completed by the 18th u sep
1ern bar but Dy the INST day Of tuat mOnin W
Wi tlg ready 70 recel ge goods on store
she sheds will be divided into IRE proof con-
,,srrr,e errs bv trlck walls and covered with TIN
Those v o have patrOUized us for the iaAt Two
segsous and thosr no may have proposed 70
90 10 he appToarhiug 8 one may rest assuIe1 W.
vilI be ready FOR lueIn-
We desiCa' est -blishing Cotton Compress IN
,,s-f ICt which viii be ready by the lst OF oc-
Toner or sooner. The proximity o. our esjab-
gfshn1ent 20 the rIver renders the handling o.
.,,ft0n n corveuis ut that We transfer cot
Tor Nor shYnnent by river Tree OF urayage me
EdvRntsF-of the pos uon is equal 70 one q. ay-
aye on al c'tton sent or com fressLn en- lfoLu
warehouse for com pressTnent there can oe Two
d-svHzss ~ we'd since 90 would be IS easy Tor rs
10 r-sf.,fer il from our shed 70 Z e Colnpress a.
70 urn ID out In The ordinary way for transfer
JR CHRISTIAN a CO.
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HERREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIRECTORY,
1867

RIASONICDIRECTORY.
1867.
LODGES
A EzarE-7gA No lsE Meets lFt Monday IN
-vprv month. at Odd-F-liovvs' Han csr. Court
and Nam. D. B. Forster. Esi Front street,
w NJ; John Bssmish, SsC'y.
Bor- ~ ofvsrrF4-v No IIG Meets Cd Friday OF
each uloutn-Eall. cor. Madison snd second.
J. I EeIlars. ". "; BanJ. h Pulen, Sec.
IvTra SCOTT No. E3=- Meets lst Friday OF each
rn0ntn-Hall. cor. Madison aud Second John
AIuglia ~ ": Il. +. Wood ward. Sec,
RAMIrrOS. No. 90. Meets 3D. Friday Of each
n-onth-D5t- -FellUws' Hsll. P. 81. Stanley,
W NJ " Il. Butts. Sec.
EIlwISS1Sa. No. 81 tU. D. Meets sth Friday
of each moEth-2gf Front street. John J.
porshan, S5i. ". n b. X. guleo. sd, Sec.
RoYAL ARCH.
PErE Chapter, No 4. Meets "a Monday OF each
nonth-Odd-F Fellows Hail. JJh1 Zent, NJ. s.
h r.: B. So. Levy. Sec'y.
r. AND = y.
F-FEvA Council No. 6. Meets "a Monday Of
each month Odd fellows Hall John Zeut,
Tn. Iu.- n. J. WiEzin, Rec.
TEMPLARs-
tyYEENE Cculmsudery. 70. l. Meets sth Mon
DAY OF each month. John Lsut, Com; y. J.
WlggI .. hec.
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On Saturday, 26th October, ls6'

Ratvv.en the hours OF 10 and II o'clock am, in
SIont of the Law Court rooms, in the city OF
Memphis sell 10 the highest bidder for eaah
1hs -fotlovvinQ laad ly1DE In 6helby county
rrs-, essea. seafn ming ct q stake In the north
ssst corner OF Dr. ". A. Booths l6S acre tract
Win elm. maple and red oak pointers thence
a chain 10 4 stake thence east 10 I5-lu0 chains
10 4 stake In The east line OF said Whites said
tract thence north Is l25s,l0o chains with the
91n thence west 10 Is 100 chains 70 The be-
9tnniuR-containingsS IS acres sl-lO0 OF an acre.
Equity Of reden Ptson waived. Title BE-
- y p, VANCE, TFus1ea.
- SO -
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VIRGIL. Y. MOORE. EDWIN WHITFIELD.
MOORE, WHITFIELD & CO.
Successors Moore, whitfield q RaynerD
COTTON FACTORS
AND
General Commission Merchants,
No. / Howard's Row,
MEMPHIS, TEVHESsEE

ETTE are prspsred to make liberal cash sd-
w vances on all consiguments also, 70 fnr.
nish Baggiog, Rope or Ties, TO parties who VIII
ship us their Cotton. We are agents for
LEBANON WOOI En- MILLS, Lebanon. Tenn.
PREMIUM c TT N GIN. manufactured by
". G. CIemmonz, Brown & Co.
SORGHUM OR CASEA WILLS least irenl man
ufactured at Zqnesville, Ohio.
The Celebrates UNION WASHING MACHINE
AND WRINGER
e GRAYTS STAR CAPE LIME. auaO dav
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OhaneerT Court OF Memphls.

Chaneefy court Ql MempliS.
Marv L. Jones, Wm-C Jones, Bailey P. Jones.
Tbornas w. Jones and Neil B. Jsssoh II
IuIa X. Annie Lee a1d Willie Jonss. infsrfs
VINO sue by their next friend Bailey +. Joues
,lT eftizaus OF shelby county. Terneseea ar.4
John Keeling, George Keeling aud Isuss
Keeling, 10 fsnts Who sue By Their n. xt frisud
I n Keelinz, cifizeus OF DavicSon cos1nr.T
Tenn., vs. r. @ Brinklsy and other crFd1Tn-s
OF the estate Of Wn- Z Jones, deceased
UHIS cause was fled In the Chancerv 5cou-
/ of Memphis according 70 section uf he 49, a
0f Tennessee 2zo9 for the purpose Of setting 4 .
me estate Of Wiiliau = 5ones. decE aaed.. u L.
therefore ordered that all p-rsons who srs in
snv way or manner interested ir the adussuis-
frstion OF said estate, or who have eiaIrss
srasnst thesame, appear and dls the sanaa via
tbe Clerk aud Master OF this Court, uth=--f-,-
ted ID the manner prescribed b. law ur n- -
fors the frzt Mouday in October. ls51 81 tna
sauns snail and viii be narrsd both q lsv7 af.d
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