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SEWING MACHINES
WIN the GrOver Do Baker Machine
Is Best.s

l. IL is mere simple, durable, aud less liable
to derangement than Others.
2 IL seWs from ordinary spOOls, and no re-
winding OF thread is necessary.
8 IL sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds Of thread, siik, cotton or linen.
l. It's seam IS SO strong and elastic thar II
never breaks, even on the bias
5. II fastens both eEds Of the seam by its own
operation.
6. It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch
remains firm, and neither runs or ravels in wear.
:. It's seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its pIumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
g. Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
d Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines is un-
necessary in this The tension being once ad-
iusted ON the Grover and Baker Machine. any
amount of sewing may be done without change.
10 10 makes beautiful embroidery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by insert
ing threads of suitable siZes and coiOrs FOR this
purpose. It is the only machine that both en-
brOiders ana sews perfectly.
SO Send for Circular.
GROVER d BAKER'S 8. n. CO.,
iy1S 800 Main Street. Up stairs.
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NJ a Sun II III EeLD L O4e .
l=6I.
LODGES.
ar1rFl-rA No IFg Meets lSt Monday IN
evzry month. Al ,lId-E'eIl0WS' Hall, cor. court
and Main. d. 3. Forster, pa Front street,
" NJ. John beaulssn- Sec y.
-1r-H kfEErHIz, No. Ils. Meets 2d Friday Of
each r10uth-HaI. cor. Madison and second.
D r --IIars ". NJ; Benz. X. Puileu, sec.
Ilxrr.a SCOTT. No. -. Meets LIST Friday or each
Tunuru-HaIl. cor. Madison and second. John
BfHsi#s. " n: Il. +. " O,sl ward sec.
TFA~rrrraN No. Es4 Meets 81 Friday Of each
manib-odd-Feliows' Hal. 2. M Stanley,
Nm ". II Butts. SEC
4 EL.zTNvrSG. No. s4I %. D. Meets ith Friday
"a each uauth-1u4 Front street. John j.
W0rsham, l5d, ". AZ E- X. Fulleu, I'd, SEC,
R0EAI ARCS.
Pry~ Chaptar. No &. Meets n Monday or each
month -5ldI-FeIl1ws' Hail. john Leut, N. D.
3 p b. N. Levy. Sscy.
X AND S. n.
FuREE Z Council No. 8. Meets 81 Monday OF
esrf7 MONTH Fellows Hall. John IenJ,
Tn. EI.- n. >. " lggin, Rec.
TEEPLATs-
t-YEEsE CcuumRudsry, No. &. Meets 4th Non
Eav Of each month John Gent, Conn., n. =.
- ~ u. Rec.
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HOTELS.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

rfvHFREis no more pleasant spot Tor sum
/ ulsr residence than the summit OF Lookout
nnunraiu. The scenery is most braUlliul anC
affords great delight 10 iuelUNcrS oI nature.
looking % the North auu East, from the
N1r-NrAIv HOTSE q vlried lanc~cal pc ls seen
No me I-ft flows the placid Tennessee, " lndlng
lu and out among The bills. til- iar IVA! m ID
clouds Wooded hills and rich valleys VIII
waving helds OF corn and grain. extend as lal
al me eve can reach in the horizon, where the
fsfrlr-0ufIfues OF the Great smoky Mountains
sra reeu traced upon the SKY. .
ID has all the telegraph and lnal laclhIee
being but an hours ride nom chattanooga
and s q Fir Class Hotel
Here Iu the peaceful days before lhe war, llt
beauty aud Intelligence OF The = uLh came
..,..-v summer 10 breathe he pure mountain
air. and .t Will soon again De ile fAVoTllE SUN,
rs-r resort OF all who, tired OF the dust and
brat OF crowded cities, desire relaXsiion o
mind and Iuvigoratiou OF body, amid the lnes
scenery Iu the country
au- COOPER s. JAMES, Prop ietorS-
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RAILROADS.
Memphis G Little Rock B. R,

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1867
J trains will leave HOPEFlELD at am ar
rivlng AZ Ton Mile Bayou at S.l5 an. Return
inE-Leave Ten Mile Bayou at $50 p.ni., and
arrive at Hopeheld at6;i5 pm.
on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS train
will leave Ten Mile Bayou at $50 am, arriving
Rt Hopeheld at g:i5 am. Retuming-LeaNe
Hopeheld at pm, and arrive al Ten Mile
Bayou at 5:l5 pm.
The Round Trip FROM Memphis, 81 80
The FarryboRt NEVADA viii make close
J. L. MEfGS,
,,.re Chief Engineer
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T,resdnr. October 8th, 1S6Y,

,,o,,,,aa,, tho borrs Of ten and twelve O'Clock,
~, 7, "a 1,yaTois,.s prQceed 70 sell 81 public aue-
lion 10 the highest bidder, for cash, certain
tract OF and described IN sac aesa o. trust as
~ ~ - tstafe Of Arkansas, and as section No.
tSi,iv.fo1r (3ll, in township No. two % south,
md IN range No. one az west, containing SIX
~, ~. 5,o a. ard forty acres, upon which there Is a
11aittS,r house. gin and outhouses, with about
w ~ hundred acres cleared under fence, and in
stafe 81 cultivation-known as the old resi-
a.sos' S.s..e ~ fhe said Thomas ID Johnson, de
cssSed. The title IS believed 10 be good, but !
SviU seli only as trustee.
Right Of REDEEM Ptlon EadXed-
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
gl4 FFOHt S,re0t.
F4ER.rrs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; NO. L
,sfstta.f COMMUNICATIONS ID " sduestay night
I'D 4seg mouth. Henry p. wOodard, 8zd, c.
NJ. Charles N. Carroll. l3th, See
Nr-HRAS LOdge OF Perfection, l3th-; NO,
Meets f1h wednesday Of each month George
NslIsrsh. lsJ, O.. NJ a Z. Frankland, I'D
-.--r.-.t tourcT orPriuces Of jerusalem, 18th e;
So 3. Benz. X Ppuen, sd, Tarsh''i -
- Sec.
.-...-. ~ r'rF v-ER Of Rose CrolE. 18th, No. L
CH--rg. ". 4 dams. 3. = NJ. w; H. T. Tom
r.l-uu. - 9, Sec. ,
Fa.rrFFpE nCPLT-- DE- .lE1cl OF m 5lln.,
H- l. Henry sutar-r a-l CollLn.'
william \. e1rC 20. Rec.
ggss-1sFrRy OF " EsT EESsEssEE, 52d. John
AInslie. 3D., COmm-a IN CElefi Dodge Z,
Trader. Fli. Re-.
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SATURDAY, Dist day Of september, 1861

in front OF. .uostoffiee in the city OF Memphis,
between the nours Of Il and y O'Clock am,
proceed to sell Che highest bidder, for eash,
the following described loL OF lanoi sltualeu
6f tennessee and city Of Men ptlls- to wit: Be
GINNING stt a stake on the northwest corner OF
Linden and DeSOtO streets ana running noftn
vrifb said DeSotO street sixty feet, thence west
and parallel with Linden street one hunnred
md uiueteeu feet. tb~1ce sOuth parallel With
DeSOtO street sixty feet 20 a STAKE on iInuen
street thence east with Linden street one hlln.
lired ana. .ni iueteen feet 10 the bfg1uning, being
rarf OF lot No. Gin block No. 70, together With
an the privileges and appurtenaDces thereto
parties thereto waive ali right OF redemption
IN and 10 said land and premises by virtue Of
the Laws OF The state OF Iennessee. The ttilt
only as rustess
seIn rs j. MUSSO. JR-. Trustea.
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Architect and Engineer.

rINHE undersigned would respectfully inform
| his friends aud the public that be is pre-
pared 70 devote Dis WnolB attention 10 Design
M ans and Supenntendng Buildings, with
ag much energy and attention % his patrons
interest as he did for the City's interest while
City Engineer
OFFTCE-Sullman Block. second and Madi-
sOu streets. Charges reasonable.
J. II. MCCLURE,
rglrss EHss.r ina
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Trnsf NaIe ali Real RState,

ny viz ne Of a certain need Of Trust 20 me
* executed by Sallie Baxter, on the 18th day
~ Aprii. 1857, (reoorded in Book No. 70, part 4,
naqes 5f3 4 and 5, III Registers ofnee.l iof
the purpose of securing Selden, Williams q 20.
in the rayrnent OF q certain prOnlssoTy note
therein mentioned. will offer for sale, on
Monday, the 18th day Of August next, between
fhe usual hours of legal sales, at public venduei
10 tiie highest bidder, al the Courthouse door.
in me city OF Memphis. the flllOHipg described
real estate. situate in the county OF ahelDyi
state OF Tennessee, and more particularly de-
serihed as follows, to-wit: Lots = los and . 81
ths subdivision OF lots No. rs and ~, bounded
an the north by Walker avenue; on the east
nv lots Nos l. 2. 3 and ! (; on the south by the
s9uthline or lot 70 and rot +; and ON the wesl
~, iot No y Said property Will be sold to sat
tsf, the terms OF said Deed Of Trust Terms
Ts.stI. While undersigned believes the tftls
~ be. conveyed by him viii be good, still be
win only sell and convey such tile as vests IN
Nv IVA I'm G. q. SELDEN, Trustee.
Sibe above sale Is postponed to SATURDAY.
The 2ist OF September, BY consent OF AL partiel
o9nTg'td AMI I'd c. q sELDEN. Trustee.
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st. Agnes Academy.

T1HE FAN Term and thirty-Jh Session OF
the -. Agnes Academy, VIII open on
Monday, the 2nd OF September.
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Law School
or The
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. WADDEL, ID, Chancellor
L. Q. e. LAMAR, Professor.
Law School

THE course Of study is completed in two
i terms cI nine months each
The method OF instruction Is that OF oral ex-
aIninatiOns, daily, upon ths text, acCompau led
by such explanations ana lectares Us state leg
islatiOn and local adjudieatiOns have muds
necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly, in which
the practice VIII conform in every essential re-
speoL 10 the rules, modes OF procedure aud ar
gUmentation ad0l lted in the following Courts I:
l. District Court Of the United states.
q CfrCuit Court OF the Uuitad States
g. supreme Court OF the United States
4. Circuit count Of Mississippi.
s. Chancery Court Of Mlssissi ppi.
8. Probate Court.
z. High Court Of Errors and Appen s..
The Law Library numbers uOL less tiau one
Thousand volumes.
The Law students have the privilege OF at
tending. FREE Or CHA Isfi 4. ths Lectures and
RecitatiOus in any OF the departments OF
Science and Literature in the University.
The sessions OF The Federnt C0urt and Of the
Hight CoUrtOf EFrors and Appeal. held nc Tx
ford. give "a the students Of this school peep
liar advantages
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Cars Go Through without Change.

Magnificent Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Rapgage Checked through 10 all Important
places. Persons holding Through Tickets can
stop over at any point and resume journey at
ss-Through Tickets and all information can
he obtained al Ticket once, a371z Main street,
ana al Depot. SAM q. JONES,
fvT n General superintendent.
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shortest and Quickest Route to Nashville.

NIGHT EXPRESS-Every night except sat
ur,lay night atII pm, making close connee-
ton with Mobile and OHIO Railroad at hum
boIdt and with Illinois Central Railroad for
~. Louis Chicago, 81. Paul, and all points
North. West and East, and at Louisville with
JefIersOnviile Railroad for all Northern and
saHH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-17

DiaIrhoea, Dysenbery, summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Peething, and the Great
Prevent We of Asiatic Cholera.
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MASONIC COLLEGE


CtTLIrATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
- miles north Of Lafayette Depot, %. 4 &. T. X.
FACULTY
6. W. JOHNSTON. A. E.. President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages
OTWAY h. IOUsG, A.B.1 Professor Of Mathe-
matics.
COLIN MCKINNEY, An, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and English Literature.
This Institution wss reOpeued October. 1875,
ami bes reached state OF uarmaueur efd-
cheney. Next Annual Session will Ae upes ell
July IS, 1857, and viii consist OF Two TeFIns--l
weeks each.
CHARGES --English and Mathematics. SD
81 and 50 per Term. Zach Language, IS extra
per Term. Contingent zee 3 SO per Term.
Excellent board, nciudtug room. fuel, wash
ing and light, Sl5 Ter month.
All necessary apparatus VIII be supplied.
Conveyance from Lafayette station 70 Ma
con, wednesdays and saturdays.
We, the Trustees, have determined to make
this a first class Academic Institution
lsL The scholarship, experiences and success
of our faculty.
/ I'd. The elevated tone Of our community.
Sd. The healihiul locality, removed froIe the
currupting Influences and vices OF city life.
9Th. Favorable prices will enable us "a
[ achieve this success.
President Board .--...-.---T'r. q. T. HUNTTIt.
] Secretary W. ALEXANDER.
I aul4
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TEXT BOOKS :
SENIOR YEAR.

JUNIOR AEAE-s
Blaelrstoneis Commentaries, Eent's C1rrmeu-
iaries, story ON Agency. story on Bailmrnf-
story on Partnership, Byles on Bills Smith on
Contracts, stephen on Eeading.
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NNTTINGHAM ACADEMY,
rT1HE ne4t teighthl session Of this school VIII
1 open on the
First Monday In September Next.

and close about the last of June, 1865. The
PRINCIPAL will be assisted by a graduate OF
the University Of Virginia For further INFER
nation as to terms, etc. address the Principal
Somerville, Tenn The Principal would refer
to the gentlemen whose named are appended
below.
IN. R.--ThSse whose names are marked by
asterisk, are, or have been, patrons Of the
school D n. QOAhsLkS-
PRINCIPAL
%Nr E N Apperson, Memphis eMr i Frrier-
SON COlumbia, Tenn; sIr J 7 Baskerville, Fay
ette county eCOl } 4 MOsby, Fayette cOUntys
et5ol sam Tate, Memphis Mr " p PrUudifit,
Nenp1is; sAfr Thos II Allen, Memphis; pMf
Ias Sniser, Columb bia. Tenn; sMr II il 6uiOu,
Memphis aMr J. II stewart, Memphis; ahIr
T. Puiliarn. Somerville; Prof g Pettus, Ma-
coE. Tenn. aHon ] T Jones, Helena. ARK,
s1Tnss shapard hsq, Upton county; oCOl q.
Tarev. Weuphis: eMr S II Hornor, Helena
Az: 5Gen Joseph Williams, Memphis; eCoi M
/, Bell. Pine Biuft. Ark Rev " Q Johnson
Editor Chrfstiau Advocate, Memphis; eGen 3
" Williamson. Memphis; Mr. " Miller,
Meuphis; Mr. Law Marye, Memphis; Capt K
q Williamson. Memphis; Mr. w II Martin
Port Gibson. Miss; Chancellor ] W Harris
S5nervfDe; Judge Humphreys, Somer-
viIIe. Rev r IL Rivers. Somervlne. rNr
7, IN scott, SomerViile; Prof E u Boyd sorneF-
VILE Faculty University Of Virginia; Prof Z.
\ Jaynes, Washington College; Gen f u
smith, Virginia Military Institute.
Iuig r. 1851. ana n
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MAGUIRgS BEYYR PLANT.

I'hIS Extraordinary Medicine the fame Of
i which ls spread broadcast throughout ltle
country, Is uudyubtcaly superior % any remedy
ever Offered tp the public FOR the complaints lor
which Do is intended. We nave Iu our posses
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily by Col
Long late chief Topugrap lIcal Engineer Bu-
fsau al Washington, taeu ffliZ henry Wurren'
Gen. FleaStutsu, and Ut lcrS OF lhe army
Father j. j. De ~Gurl, the celebrated Indian
Missionary also Officers OF the Navy, Surgeons,
Hospital stewards. Commanders 81 nearly
every steamer plying on The MiEsissi ppi and
tributary fivtr,, We-Iern sanitary ana Chris
tian Commissions army guuplalus. and Others
too numerous 20 mention. Likewise highest
eucUuiums Ot The Press, runet 20 which are pub
lshed lu our almanac, (which We shall send 10
any one Icque>tlugI It pIaisIuE It's valuable mod
icinal QuahtIes lu the highest Terms. No other
medicine has such recommendation.
J.. a. g.. MAGUIHE
Sole PrUpretOrs, 81. Louis.
Sold by Druggists ano Medicine Dealers every
where lV2s-dGW n
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EDUCATIONAL.
Law SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

rTllTE Law Department Of the Memyhis Coll
lega viii 0Heu on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen com-
prise the Faculty:
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Tr9.stee,S SGIe.

IN pursuance OF a trust deed made 70 me by
1 Thomas ID. Johnson. now deceased. dsted
April y, 1851. and duly recorded in the Regis
ter's once OF Monroe county, Arkansas, II
Reeoid Boek /, pages Nos. 362, S63 and 5o4, for
fbe burmese OF securing the amount OF the
VI
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w. s. PICKETT q CO.,
Cation Factors & Commission Merchants
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

VIZ K are now entering upon our twentieth
w yesr OF business in Memphis, and the
Sixteenth in New Orleans, and solicit contin-
rance az patronage IRON our friends and the
nnbiic generally. Our house in New Orleans
viii. as heretofore, be under the management
NJ VIM a. PICKETT, an old and experienced
merebant in the New Orleans cotton trade,
and Affords TO our customers the advantages OF
either market, as their interest or inclination
NAV induce them to ship
We keep always on hand good supply oi
Groceries,, Provisions, Bagging, Rope, Gum
Relting Plantation and Family Supplies gem
orally. WohMHA@EA5 SOA q w.
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a card.

AZ + will at once rebuild our v warehouse, anu
w viii have o completed by tie 18TH Of sep
rartl,ar but bv the rst day Of that month We
will be ready % receive soo9a on htoIe -,
lartuDeutg by brick walls and covered VITA IN
'Tboso yglo have patr0niNed as FOR the last lHo
..asaDs and tluss Whg Inay have pr6pot5a4 70
10 10 lie approaching one, may rest assured We
will he ready for lueIn.
We design establishing a COTTON compress ~
connection with our WarenOuse, upon an ~
accent lot which VIII be ready by the LIST Of DC
foDer or sooner. The proximity OF our eslaD-
liShmeut TO the river renders ne handing OF
Tgfton lo convenient that We can transfer cot
ION for shipment by river Tree Of drlyage. Ihe
advantage OF the position is equal 70 one of aye
age on an cotton sent iOs com presslnenl IRON
other warehouse while on all cotton IN our
warehouse for mpressInent there can be Two
drayazes saved, since IL would be as easy FOR as
81 srsnsfer il from our shed 70 tue Compress a.
II turn ii Out IN the ordinary way for transfer
by drayA -. . -
iy3Q y = SHalHAA4AS q w
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seeond Monday in september. lse7.
Classical and Mathematical
s SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IN AL6eBaGrEs COyf,lfy. P,n.
SECOND SESSION 1aaz.s.

THIB School Is located one ana a-balr miles
I nom Greenwood Depot on tLe VirglrIa
Central Ra lToad and lioeu miles west Of
Charlottesville and the University aI Vfrgir7ig
The location ts well known a. Dr. Gessusr 4ar-
risou, Rev WIn. DinWiddfe and Prof I'd yva-t i.
Smith formerly conducted srboe,Ig gf fl5is rlfses
Previously IL was popular summer spsori.
conducted BY John :. COcss E.ar. Beiu.. stu
afed IN one Of the most beautiful port IONS 90
Albemarle county, in the mldst OF a refined
and Intelligent community, remote from Dlilers
OF dissipation, and convenient 20 Churches ana
sabbath schools Of the leading deuomiua-
tons, u possesses rare advantages Tor Boys
The c.uuse of study isdesig,.ed 20 be tIiarough
and comprehensive m ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the English
Branches, and also TO embrace the elements OF
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Principal was educated atthe University
OF Ntrginia, and hiss had an experience of
nearly ten years In teaching IN schools o. high
grade In t0is State. inelugiug Dr. 1essnsr Hgr-
rison's school, BiOomneld Academy, Lynch
burg Female seminary, and Hon. X. "A. 4.
Hunters private school.
The Associate Principal was also educated at
the University OF Virginia, and has -rd an eE-
periencs OF eight yezTs in teaching in the
Southern 5tatea-fOmeriy In Edgeworth Ee-
male Seminary North Carolina. more recently
The following recommendation Of our school
by Professors OF The University Of Virginia,
Ia respectfully submitted;
UNrvERsfrY OT. VrRGrsrA. April z. 1867.
in view Of our personal acquaintance with
Aessrs- "a. \. II and A. j. Wood, We DO not
% the confidence and patr0nage Of tfe public,
3. Maupin, II. schele De We're,
Wm. Il. McGuney, J. = Davis,
Francis II. smith, j. r. Minor
j. J. Cabell, B l. Dildersleeve,
O. ;. Nenable, Vim. =. Peters.
II T. r Ms:
For board and tuition, inc udgng fuel. wash
ing and lights Tor the session OF t-u MONTH
two hundred aud seventy-nve $50 lfriilars IN
currency. Payments one-half fn sf-lvlrrsf. flsf-
ance on the let Of February.
The sessions cODtmeuca on the Isl of $epfeuI-
Der and close on The 9Th OF Juue. Pupils VIII
be received az any time duFtug the session,
with "a pro rata deduction in charEe<. Bu7s
frem a distaucs will be allowed "a reIsi n lu r.
Iug vacation - Duartiers in the ia11iiy of the
Principal.
Arrangements are made for conveyauce from
I the Depot lGTeenWOOd) 10 she school lmmedi-
{ atfiv upon arrival
HD- only two boys ia a room.
/ p. Greenwood Depot Albernsris county,
I Nfrrfnin r
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RiM ~ DirOrce

In the Circuit Court Of shelby county, Tenn.
IL wv Louisa Gross vs.. Peter Gross.
IN This canse il appearing ffom afidavit on
e1e thsI defendant is non resident OF the
state Of Tennessee; IL Is therefore ordered teat
1onss in the city Of Memphis, aHd plead, an
s,,sy or demur to conplainants bill, on or be-
fore the third Monday In January, 1883, or the
6eaTipg ex pa,te; and that q copy Of this der
- nnh7isned once a week for four successive
w, elIs in the Memphis appeal, -,
Attest: N. y. u ~ ~, y = -, n
ssnt' asViii a ise7, SEQ tds
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Trustees Sale.

DT virtue Of deed Of trust to me executed
d by Jacob j. Peres and a. j. Ensel, on The
18th day Of August. 1853. which deed IS Of record
ia the registers Office OF shelby county, Ten
nessee. in Record Book No. 81, part /, pages 81
81 and Ss3. made TO secure the payment TO Jo-
seph MusSO, Sr.- OF % certain prOmiSsOry note
mentioned therein. due on ist day Of Septeln-
Der, ls67, for the SUM Of -Four Thousand Dol
lars, which said rote remains due and unpaid
/ viii by virtue Of the authority and power
vested N me hy said trust deed, on
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COURSE OF STUDY.

Law.......-....-G Gen. ALBERr PIKE
Real Property & Pleading ug-....HOn- r. r. u EArIi
Property q Pleading. IA N. iskVll
Eauity q Commercial Law. Hon. p. y. sCEuGGs
1rlm. Law n Admiralty Zen. j. Il CHAIN Eirs
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Leaves every day AT pm, making close con-
neetiun at Louisville with fast Express TIA n'
nm JefisrsouvIlie Railroad for all Eastern cities
ana with limited states Mail Steamers for Ciu-
sinnafi and All cities North and East, and is the
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EIenrsi0n to MammOth Gave

rtyWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot of the
Memphis and Louisville railroad head OF
Main trset as follows pm. and II p. m, run
ming through TO Cave CITY without change OF
cars.
&c Excursion Tickets nom memphis 70
Mammoth Cave and Return at Reduced Rates.
Fare round trip. to Cave and returns 70 each
Parties of fifteen = - each
Parties of tVenty-1ive OF moTe...-..... IL 3Oeach
For through tickets and all Information, call
at Ticket ONCE No. SS75z Main street.
tvs7 m SAM. B JONES, GenI Sup't.
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Trgtst Sale.

NTOTICEis is hereby given that in accordance
N with the provisions and directions OF q deed
Ia trust executed and delivered 70 me on the
iIth day of July. l56S. by Richard B Hawiey
(which deed is Of record IN The Recorders ofice
Of Crittenden county. Arkanssls,l aud for the
payment OF the notes therein described, 1 VIII
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EYKE.

CUCCESSOR 10 W. H. fullerton, dealer in
- Furniture and Matirssses. 49, Monroe
street All descriptions Of Mattresses and Bed
ding made % order. Particular attention paid
tohIeam boat Work. Old MlIltrs sses renovated,
All kinds Of Upholsteriug done by petent
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