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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mortgage Sale Of Real and Pei.
SOnaI Property.

NTOTICEis hereby given that ON SATURDAY,
~ the 18th day OF August, 1858, al 10 O'Clock,
/ stall proceed 10 sell, for cash. on ths prem
Uses, the following described Real aEd Personal
Property, viz A tract OF land in shelby
county, Tennessee, described Ms follows: Com
menclng on the eSst at = perstmmon tree ON
Munson line thence running west down the
Macon road thirty seven 81 poles ard MY
500 links to q corner near the Macon road anu
bordering on the lands owned by Williamson
and twenty-five 90 linksan continuing down
said south line 10 the intersection of Jones
land thence east twenty-nine (2s) Chains on
Jones' line thence south nine (9l poles and ten
CO) links; thence east on said Jones line t,Sen-
ty-One s2D poles and twenty-five (25) links to
Munson's line; thence nort1 on said Munson's
line eighteen u.s. poles and sixty (6O) links TO
the place OF beginning, the same being in the
eleventh (lltb) Surveyors Di trict OF said
county, in range six ~, section two ", aud
containing fifty six t06l acres, and the same
land conveyed to e. Conway by ID. NJ. Sander
lin by deed recorded IN Book 50, part Cd, pages
1913, 29l, 29j, In the Registers office OF said
TWO (9 mules, one ~ wagon and wagon
harness Tor two o. horses, one % rcckaWay
and rockaway harness, ali the farm ng utensils
ON said place, four ~ bedsteSdE, two ~ bu-
reana one "a extension dining table and one
m SIDE table, two (2) Elizabeth chairs, two (2)
one (D carpet, ali OF which personal property
IL now on or pertains to SAID above described
farm and moTigaged 10 me by Z, Conway on
the oath dsy Of April, 1857, to secu the pay
meut OF a certain prOnlssOry note [ hold
AGAINST him. said mortgage being duly re-
corded in Book NO. o., part 2 pages 42o and 426
in the Registers office OF said county.
TIE right or equity Of resumption Is express
Nv waived. JOHN -. BREWSTER
Memphis, August 8, l66s. aus
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Attorney.
General Evarts returned this morning
from visit TO New York and had an
interview with the President and Secre.
tsry Mccullough this afternoon.
Gen. Candy is expected to arrive here
about the last of this week or the first OF
the next, and enter Immediately upon
the discharge OF his duties as com andeF
Of this department. Gen. Emory. the
present commander, will remain ia this
city, he being member Of the board Ia
regulate the cavalry tactics, now in SEES
sion here.
Msj.-Gen. Howard has issued a circu-
lar promUlgatinR the act of Congress re-
lating to the Freedmenis Bureau, which
was passed over the Presidents veto.
The receipts from customs from july
25th to the 3lst inclusive, were S27,-
e37 "a.
The regulations for the allowance of
drawbacks on alcohol or ruro, under the
provisions Of the act imposing a tax on
distilled spirits and tobacco, approved
July 10th, were this morning issued from
the Treasury Department
Gen. Fitzpatrick will return from his
mission to Chill during the present
month for the purpose OF attending to
bis private affairs. 1t is also reported
that be will enter the political canvass
for Grant.
The official interview between Presi-
dent johnson and Col. Deane, Of Lou
isisns, member OF Gov. Warmoth,s
staff, was pleasant and coDciliatory, the
President, during the interview, show
ing no disposition 10 question the legiti-
macy Of the Government of Louisiana,
which furnished credentials to Col.
Deanei and without giving Gov. War
moths messenger any official assurau-
ces, the President expressed the
opinion that the course be had pursued
n regard TO Tennessee, would bs adopted
IN LouiaianA and other soulherR States,
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CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB.


The meeting Of the Club on the even.
ing Of Saturday, August Sth, will be
strictly = business enc and every mem
Der Of the Club is earnestly requested to
be on hand.
The committee appointed to receive
subscriptions and amounts assessed on
members Of the Club consists of the fol-
lowing gentlemen II. L. Brinkley, W.
c. Mcclure, J. B. Farnham, T. o. Smith,
Henry Seessel, j., L. Rocco, Louis Wun-
derman.
By vote of the Club, each member has
been required to pay to the Treasurer or
some one Of the said committee, the
sum Of one dollar. It is Hoped that
every one viii do so promptly, that the
Club and its members may not fall into
discredit.
The Finance COMMITTEES, az appointed,
consists of: NJ. J. Wicks, T. w. Smith,
J. II. EdmOnGsOn, Jesse W. Page.
1t is not known that these gentlemen
have consented to act. They are respect
fully requested to signify to the Presi-
dent Of the Club their acceptance.
The Executive COMMITTEES Of the Club
is composed of the President and Vice
Presidents. These are, Albert Pike,
President; w. T. Avery, John w. Dsw-
sor, Michael Mageveney, jr., N. D. L.
Stewart, A. z. FARMLAND, John w.
Leftwich, F. L. Warner, Vice Presi-
dents.
IN. Heating has been appointed As
sistsnt Recording Secretary Of the Clue,
and has accepted the appointment.
By order or the President.
". o. LOFLASD,
Recording Secretary.
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A BAs LES ARTsTOCRATs

The considerations which will deter
mine South Csrolinians to bid adieu to
the halle Of their ancestors, are very
much like those which induce the cause
OF emigration everywhere, from the de-
scent OF the Cloths upon Rome down to
the latest importation Of emigrants from
Holland, or from the stampedes Of wild
buff2lOes to the fight of waterfowl.
When the South CarOlinian aristocrats
can get better picking and more lordly
Incidence elsewhere than in South Caro-
lima, they will 20. Not before. But if
any body is to be colOnized, by al means
let il be the class which Wade HAMPTON
represents. South Carolina could do
without her gentlemen as well as Ireland
without her established church, or France
or Italy without their Bourbons.-N y
Tribune.
Horace Greeley is pinehbeck Msrat,
imbued with q feeble hatred OF those
Southern gentlemen whom every man
Of Northern birth that has lived among
them loves and admires. He would like
TO zee them all behesded, bat he faints at
the sight OF blood. Like Jack Cade, be
has deadly hate of gentlemen. 4" South
Carolina could do aVjthon her gentle.
nen!" So could England and Ireland,
In Greeley's estimation.
There is little, mean, petty spite and
mslignity in the paragraph we have
quoted, characteristic of the Tribune,
which can utter more despicable senti-
ments thar any journal ia America.
There never was 8 time, and there never
will be, when the South could do without
its gentlemen. It did not do without
them in the Revolution, when Pinckney
and Marion and Sampter and Hayne
made the name Of South Carolina Illus
trious and the Greeleys were-the Lord
knows where. 1t did not do without
them in the war Of 1912, or in the war
with Mexico. 1t did not do without
them in the late civil war, when Lee and
Johnston and Beauregard led its armies
on q hundred victorious fields. "Do
without its gentlemen 2" Thank God
there is perennial spring of noble low
atty In the bosom of every people, that
makes the men Of toll love and admire
and be proud Of the gentlemen of their
land, Could France have done without
her gentlemen through all her great
struggle with England? Would Ireland |
like to have the names Of her gentlemen
blotted from her roll Of heroes +? We're
not Hampton and Sydney and Holt and |
Somers, English gentlemen Were We'll |
lingtou and Crawford and the Napiers
any other than English gentlemen |
What were Clay and Calhoun and Web
ster, and Worth, and Lincoln who fell at
Buena Vista 1t is not birth that makes 4
the gentleman but nevertheless Greeley |
and Fred. Douglass are neither Bayards
nor DuGaesclins; and to be Of an Illus
trIous stock adds lustre to q nebls char
acter.
Congress is doing nov without South.
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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, August 6.-The attendance
at the races to-day was large and fash
iOnsbe and the racing highly exciting.
The three favOrites were beaten and i'm
mense sums Of money lost.
The hurdle, for all ages, over eight
hurdles thres and q half feet high, was
won by Harry Booth. Starlight and
Eagle came in close as second and third,
Lobslia fourth aud Strong aud Tycoon
(tbe favorite) last. Time, 4:l44.
The second race, for the Saratoga cup
of $1,000 added to sweepstake Of 5000
each, q miles, for all sges, was won by
L. II. Sanford's Lancaster by of a head,
beating James A. Connaliy, Fanny
Cheathsm and MorTissey. Training
time, A, in the order named. The fol-
lowing was the pool betting: Fanny
Cheathsm, S22; Connally, Sl2 50; Lam
easter, 81 90, and Morrissey, 81. Lam
caster was third at the last quarter and
won y sp endid riding, amid the Wild
est excitement.
The third race, dash of three-quRrter
miles, for all ages, for a purse OF $500,
was won by D. McDaniels' FLY, Lizzie
Rogers, by a length, beating Gilroy,
SIeeteg, Rsquette (Diekerson's colo, and
Jubsl, in the order named. Time, LEO.
The following was the pool betting {:
GilrOy, 81 Lizzie Rogers, 81 20; all
the field, 81 20. The horses got q heavy,
bad start, the fAvoTile being almost left
at the post.
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ern gentlemen and it does not find the
experiment to be success. Those who
ao,C pretend to represent the South there
compare with those who from the genial
regions of the South once honOred the
halls OF Congress with their presence, as
the Satyrs with Hyperion.
The article of the Tribune, upon which
we are commenting, expresses in q sen
tence the dninlus and intention OF the
Radical party. In the Northern States
intellect and decency are everywhere
giving place to mediocrity and bsseness.
In Massachusetts, Sumner the Octoroon,
and Wilson (alids Coolbroth) tile Gipsey,
replace Webster and Choate. From
New York, Roscoe COnkling sits where
Silas Wright once sat in all the glory of
his splendid intellect. From Pennsyi-
vsnia comes paltry Simon Cameron,
buying seat in the Senate with money.
From Ohio, blssphemous Ben. Wade
succeeds Ewing and Corwin. Every
where the process OF deterioration goes
Cd. In the House, it is worse still. Strs-
bismus Butler, the Squiut of whose soul
is worse than the squint of his eyes, re-
places Winthrop, the accomplished gen
tleman: Logan, Boutwell,, Bingham,
Covode,-these succeed to the gentlemen
that ence represented their States; and
Stevens Iimps after the Binneys and
garraanfs of Pennsylvania
These men, the scabs and cankers Of
the common wealth, have a natural
hatred of every Southern gentleman;
and their purpose is, and all the time has
been, to ruin and to crush every decent
gentleman, OF every trade, profession
and calling, in the Southern States.
Judging others by themselves, and them
selves incOnceivably base, they seem to
have thought that this would be CRATE
ful to the mass Of the Southern people,
whom they attempted to bride with i'm
munity and Acknowledgement and politi- |
cal equality with the negro, to become
apOstates and renegades, and abandon |
their chosen leaders to their fate.
They have not understood the people |
Of the South. The men Of the South |
know how their leaders led them in the |
field and shared with them the hard
ships of the camp; and that the gentle
men OF the South, as well as those of
names unknown before, proved them
.eives as worthy of their race, as ths old
Frank and Norman mobiles were. They
10 not want to see the old names die out.
L is stupid mistake to imagine that
he gentlemen Of the South have become
'diOus, or the old names of little value,
o the people Of the South. On the con
rary, they are prOuder Of them than
yer. They have reason to be SO.
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HOME.oR ABROAD
A LARGE TRADE

We have concluded arrangements through
which We propose te, ofer Inducements for all
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, August 6.-Two more
Democratic members Of the House have
been unseated ard their Radical OppO-
nents permitted TO take their seats. The
seats OF those Ousted were originally con-
tested on the ground Of inellig IOillIy, but
that ground was abandoned and fraud
substituted. Among the published evil
deDce IN the case are two afiidavits prov
ing that the Radical contestants COM
united more fraud than was charged
against Inc Democrats, but the Radicals
we're allowed to take the seats by vote
Of 43 to Is.
Inc presiding officers o. the Demo
cratic clubs denOuBee the statement
that their Orgsnizst protesting 70 be
POLITICAL are really military, as an IN
mitigated falsehOUd.
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Notice IN Ba7lkr1tptcY.

United states of America, Western District OF
TennesSee-ss.
THIS Is to give notice that on the LIST day of
1 August A. ID 1868 q Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate OF
John j. DamrOB,
OF the County of Weakley, and State OF
Tennessee, who has been Rdjudged
Bankrupt, on his own Petition; that the pay
fnent OF any debts and delivery OF auy prop
erty belonging to such Bankrupt, to him, or for
his use, and The transfer of any property by
him, are fOrbi jdep by law; that a meeting OF
the creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove
their debts, and to choose one or more As
signees OF his e-tate, will be held at Court OF
Bankruptcy, TO be holden at Trenton, Gibson
county, Tennes sse, before \. w. Hatchett, Reg
lister, on the Slst day OF August, AID, 1865, sst
~ O'Clock ain.
Memphis, Tenn, 9Th day of August, A. D.,
1858 j. Nj. TOMENT,
Tennessee. au7
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ALABAMA

MONTGOMERY, August 6.-In the Sen
ate to-day Dill WAS presented providing
for the Legislature To cast the electoral
vote Of the Stale, which was met with
such opposition that it was postponed I'M
til Tomorrow.
The Speaker caused to be read num-
Der Of letters from the Kuklux Khan and
= lively discussion ensueo.
In the House the Senate bill renov-
ing all political disabilities from the citi-
zsus, was called up and postponed until
tomorrow.
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DIED.

MOFFATr-At the residence of his father,
corner OF hel nandO r. adj and Kerr avenue,
KING WILLIAM, only sou OfJames u. and L. m.
lily NJ. MOffaJJ, sged years and IL months. the
funeral takes place tomorrow, at "A III. Car
rlsges IN attendance at J. G. Hoist q Co.'S.
Whom the Gods love die young" \ lovely
child has been called home after remaining
merely long enough on earth to impress upon
the now deso!aIe hearts knowledge OF the
purity and innocence which encircles the
Throne ABOVE.
HlLL-At the residence of Dr.. John c.
Rogers, Mrs. L. K. HILL, wife OF Byrd Hill.
Burial will take place between u and l
O'Clock This Day. Friends are requested to at
tend, Hacks Will be in attendance.
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viz: that upon proper application, the
Federal troops, of which there are q sufii-
cient number in the South, would be
used under Federal orders for the sup
preston Of disorders.
The documents presented by Col.
Deane were referred 10 the War Depart
ment, and the matter remains in sbey-
anee until Gen. Schofield returns on
Saturday.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, August 6-Jefferson Da-
Wis arrived here by steamer last night.
PARIS, August 6.-Dispatches from va
riOus parts OF Spain represent the whole
country in a state Of dIsquiet, and the ut
most efforts Of the Government are re-
CURED TO prevent outbreaks.
Queen Victoria arrived at the Tuille-
ries to-day, and will leave tonight for
Switzerland.
Madrid, August 6.-Spain has de-
clined 10 assume the ProtectOrate Of st.
Domingo.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Il. Z. West, Charles Coffin and Hector
Coffin, under the style of WEST, COFFIN q
CO.. having been dissolved by the Withdrawal
OF K. G. West, the business win be continued by
&. Coffin and Il. Coffin, under the style Of
COFFIN BROS. All debts due said firm will
DO collected, ana all Liabilities assumed by the
undersigned. CHARLES COFFIN,
HECTOn COFFIN.
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THE MEDICAL OOLLEGI
OF NJ IL PHIs.
FACULTY

ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Md, Prof. OF OBJ
steGrtcs and Diseases OF Women and Children
and Dean OF the Faculty.
BkNJ. w. ANENr, NJ. D., Prof. OF the Prinei.
pies and Practice of surgery.
ALFRED II. VOORHEES,, NJ. d., Prof. OF Nate
ria Mtdca and Therapeutics and OF Opthsl-
mic Surgery.
FRANK a RA MSAY. Md, Prof. of the Prin-
ciples anu Practice OF Medicine.
DUDLEY d. SAUNDERS, N. D., Prof of De-
scripJive anu Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD B. MAUKY, MD. Prof. of Physiol-
ogy and Pathology, anu Secretary OF the
ALMoN BROOKS, Md, Prof Of Chemistry
q. B. THURNfON. MD, Demonstration OF
ANATOMY.
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures for the
term OF 1855 will begin on tie LIST October,
from which GATE the DiSsec.ing Rooms will be
open.
rne Regular Course will begin on the fl st
Monday in November.
The City D!spensary, which has been placed
under the exclusive control Of the Faculty,
will be open Two hours daily for clinical puT-
poses, and to this the students have free acc
For further information, as 10 terms OF tut
ton, board, etc., application may be made u
the Dean.
ALEXANDER ERSKIHE, MD,
Dean OF the Faculty.
Office, corner of Main and GayOso 5 reefs,
su2 dSJaWSm Memphis, Tenn.
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R00KSELLERS ANl STATIaNRRS

HAVE REMOVED THEIR LARGE STOCK
Ii OF Books and Stationery to the commo-
dious StOrehouse, a few doors south OF their old
stand, No. 2y7, being the old stand of MessrH.
Elson Bros, third door north OF AeRsTs.
NAM ield & higbes's Drug Store, and between
MeSsGs. W. X. Moore and Friedman d Bros.
We solicit liberal trade from both the city
and country. We purpose to give fun con-
A.derati0n for your money. "SMALL PROF
IFS AND QUICK RETURNS" shall be our
motto.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended TO. q. WADE Il co.
PS- Don't forget the number Of the Store,
iyl6 29Z Main street
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WHEATON, NURSERY
Two Miles South of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
Ohm TRENT WADDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT q Co.,
PROPRIETORB,
SUCCESSORS TO
DIR. s. NJ. WHEATON,

EIYE are prepared to flll orders for every de-
w scriptiOn OF Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees, Grape and Strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, etc, SO.
Our stock is made up OF the best selections
ghich car be gotten up in Europe or America.
We solicit correspondence from all who pur-
chase trees in large or small quantities, or any
who wish to adorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and ShruDe.
sS- First-class Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths always
on hand.
sF Descriptive Catalogues, vita prices and
all necessary information, VIII De furnished by
applying personally, OF by letter 70
neSu dsw Il john rRkHT q co,
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Under this heading the Mobile Reg
lister OF the 4ih inst. has the following
highly illustrative Of the blessed fruits Of
aigger reconstruction. This "nice old
Judge" is a representative man, type
of the class of scoundrels and dogs, the
scum of creation, that are lOrdiDg it over
us:
John Elliott, who pretends to have
been elected to the Office of Circuit Judge,
and who, by virtue of such pretense,
presides over that Court, went on a high
old tear yesterday with a colOred friend.
This pair of WOrthies, in their wild
search for whisky, went into the saloon
of Mr.. W. O'COnuell, but "Bill isn't
one of their kind, anu, without any su-
perfiJous talk on the subject, kicked the
Honorable ~ gentleman and his friend
iutO the stTe ct. 1t appears, however,
that the Judge" met with more sue
cess in some other quarter, fer about
O'Clock yesterday evening he was taken
TO the guaTdnOu5e on d charge Of being
" drunk and disUrderiy Ia the Streets"
The case was called thus morning in the
Municipal Court, but continued until to-
morrow to allow the Judge time to get
sober enough TO attend The trial.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
ST, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August 6.-The State Demo-
cratic Convention adjourned to-day,
after passing resolutions strongly indoors
ing the platform and nominees OF the
National Convention, and nominating
J. 5. Phelps for Governor, and n. }.
Coleman for Lieutenant Governor.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 6.-John Burn
side, negro indicted for larceny, was
to-day placed on trial in the Criminal
Court, Hon. John Hugh Smith presi-
ding, and at his request negro jury wac
smpanneied, the first jury of the kind
ia the State. The trial attracted much
attention.
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ROber;sOn's Commercial College,
81 Main a. aa-.s- w,nah.....

TO THE PUBLIC.-S. n. ROBERTSON. late
Of Leddin s Commercial College, will, on TU IsE-
DAY September LIST, open a College for ia
special instruction Of DOUBLE ENTRY BOoK-
KEEPING, COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS RRAn-
ING, srELLISo, WHITING, ETC. Parties desir-
GUS OF educating their sons as above, will and
y 20 thslr advsntage 20 patronlzs him. Apply
~ 40 40. Aaln strsst, upstairs references
Hssae, Levy q Co., a. Vol . Co. aas In
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Dissolution.

THE nrn OF KERR, WESCOTT STAHL is
dissolved by mutual consent and by expiration
OF partnership artielee.
Col J. S KERR viii have his office at No. 30
Second street.
WEsCoTr q sTAHL will occupy the old
offices, No. 20 Second street. and attend TO ali
business intrusted TO them.
j. w. WESC0rT, having renewed ALI old
Commissions, will act us Commissioner OF
Deeds, ETC., for the several States, and attend 10
all Commissioners business. aus Im
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EAGLE COTTON GINS.

WYE are fhe Sole Agents for the sale OF these
w unrivall6d Gin Stands. For beauty of
STAPLE, LIGHTEEss OF DRAFT, AND QUASTIrY
OF LINT COTTON turned out per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can DO safely made TO
every planter who has given them a lair trial
Where mule power is used, they make a saving
Of from one-quarter to one-third the draft
OVER ANY OTHER GIN. Weare also agents for
CLEMSON & co. CIRCULAR SAWS.
MeCOMBa d co..
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S22X and 81 Main Street,
Iyll daSsm Asmphis, Tenn,
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Notice Ia Bnnb,rgtlltcgI.
United states Of America, Western District {
Iennessee.-sS.

United states Of America, Western District OF
Iennessee.-sS.
THIS is 20 give notice that ON the 4th day Of
Il August, A. d. 1883, a warrant in bank
ruptcy was Issued against the estate of
Orange ". Davis,
of the county OF Weakley. and State
OF Tennessee, who Eas been adjudged g Bank
rupt on his own petition; that the payment of
any debts, and delivery OF any property belong
ing TO such bankrupt, TO him, or for his use, and
the transfer OF any property by him, are for
bidcen by law; that meeting OF the creditors
OF the said bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and
10 choose one or more assignees Of his estate,
viii be held at a Court of bankruptcy, TO be
holden at Trenton, Sibson county, Tennessee,
before &. W. Ha;chetI, Esq Register, on the
Sd day ofSeDtemoef, A d 1855, at III OF clock m,
J. NJ TOAENY,
U. = Marshal, as Messenger, Western District
or fehnssass. anI
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NEW ADvERTxsEM'NTs
NOTICE

ON the 9Th day of September, 1883, the under
" signed, D. Eiseman, will apply to the
County Court OF Shelby county for Letters OF
Administration on the estate of NJ. Stein 'ler
deceased ana at same time undersigned, K.
Loweusten, will apply to be Guardian of the
minor heirs Of said deceased.
X EISEAIAN
au7 81 +. LOWEHSTEIN.