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BAD SHOOTING
Much Powder Burned and no Blood Spilled.
Terrific Combat Between a Dry Goods
Clerk and a Ieweler.
Poplar Street the Scene Of iss Battle

A rather curious, and we are happy TO
say, an almost bloodless shooting afifay,
took place on Poplar street, between
Second and Third, yesterday morning,
about half-past eight O'Clock, which was
participated in by adrygoods clerk named
f. s. Lindsay and Mr.. Seehansen, the
well known Second street iewe1er.
There has been, we are informed, bad
blood between the parties for some time
past, the nature or auses of which it is
not necessary to state here-they being of
a domestic character altogether, and the
affair yesterday was a elimination of it
that had been looked for by the friends of
both parties, for several days past.
a difficulty between them some time
ago resulted in the threat on the part of
Mr.. Seehausen that he would shoot Lind
say on sight. This came to the ears of
he latter, and he sent an officer of the
law to him to know if the threat had been
made, and to try and bring about a truce
or a cessation of the feud. This mission,
We are informed, was Intellectual,
and MIR. Lindsay was compelled to
have Seehausen put under peace
bonds before Squire Green. This seemed
to enrage Mr.. Seehausen still further, and
he made the threat on Tuesday that he
would kill Lindsay before he slept that
night. This came to Lindsay's ear, and
he armed himself with a navy six, yester-
day morning, and walked down BY See
hausen's house, about the time the latter
usually wenttofreakfast.
As he expected, he encountered him at
the alley, and without passing anyw words,
leaped on him and holding him by the
coat lapel, fired five shots into the Dir
MORALLY frightening everybody around.
One of the balls grazed Mr.. Seehausen's
head, and another made a slight flesh
wound in his right arm; neither ofthem,
however, meriting the name |" wound"
Mr.. Lindsay was arrested and confined
in the First District station house.
We understand no charge Will be made
by Mr.. S~eehausen, and the feud wilIthus
end. IfsO, it will be a fortunate affair for
both parties.
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each person who may be engaged in the
capture Of any or all of those accused Of
the murder.
The APPEALS paragraphs about, and
sketch ofthe career of that first class swim
der, penitentiary convict and dead beat,
Ed. carter, seem to be going the rounds
extensively, and wherever they have been
reproduced, fresh specimens Of his VII
lainies have been added to them. The
papers of louisville, st. Louis, Cincinnati.
Nicksburg and Cairo have all contributed
their half bit" and some fthem e whole
bit-having been bitten themselves. The
Cairo EceRtRg Bulletin thus introduces our
article: "Tne day succeeding the Press
Association ball in the st. Charles Hotel.
ofthis city, we prepared an article and had
it placed in type, denouncing in BETTING
terms the conduct Of one Ed. Carter, who
was p4mitted to share in the Inequalities
extended to the Illinois Press Association
on the strength of his alleged connection
with the st. Louis Commercial Gazette.
He rendered himself ~obnoxiously con-
spicuous during the ball, designating la
dies whom he did not know, and who
would scarcely wipe their feet upon his
polluted carcass, as peanut girls and
demeaning himself generally as a low
flung and very contemplate puppy. That
he was not kicked out of the bali room is
due to the strong desire to avoid a dis
turbance, and not TO the want of
either the ability or DISPOSE
ton Of gentlemen who were cognizant of
his impudent and ruffianly conduct. We
were deferred from giving him the benefit
Of a public denunciatiOn by parties who
claimed that Mr.. Carter was SIN his eupsr
and would no doubt make all possible
amends for his infamous conduct. From
the following article, however, ii will be
seen that the fellow was not only follow
ing the natural bent of his depraved ma
ture, but is both an impostOr and a vii
lain" We learn that after leaving Mem
phis he made his way to Nicksburg, hay
ing "d~eadheaded " down on a steamboat,
representing himself as connected with
various Western and Southwestern pa
pers, and devoting his time and talents
exclusively tothe steamboat interest. Our
article had preceded him, and being greet
ed with it on his arrival his stay in the
Hill City was short. Where he is now we
no means of knowing, but we have
no doubt that he is pursuing the even
tenor of his way, and making somebody
suffer. We hope that the press will con-
tinue to pass him around" until he be-
comes known throughout the whole
country.
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GERMAN NATIONAL RANK.-We call at
tention to the card of the German Ma
ton Bank on our first page. There are
several reasons which particularly recon-
mend the bank to the patronage and con-
hdence of u community. 1t is strictly
a home institution, the stock being di-
vided amongst alarge number of our citi-
zens. The Directors are representatives
of our most enterprising and substantial
business houses-gentlemen eminently
successful in their own business, who
command the esteemand confidence of the
community, and who are bona tide direc-
tors, having the entire control and man
agement OF the bank. The officers are
citizens who have resided i'm our midst for
years, and whose business capacity has
secured them the positions they hold.
Another important feature is that the
bank can draw bills of exchange in sums
TO suit on any point in Europe. From
u W personal knowledge we, without
hesitation, recommend the German Ma
tonal Bank as one of the soundest bank
ing institutions in our city.
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COMMERCIAL IIOTEL.-This popular ho-
tel is supplied with fresh vegetables every
day from the garden belonging to the no
tel. In addition to a fine table this hotel
has nice, pleasant rooms, comfortable bed
ding, and every effort is made by the pro-
Prietors to secure comfort to their guests.
The hotel has lately been under repair.
but is now finished and looks neat and
cosy. For a pleasant hotel visit the Com
mercial when you come to Memphis.
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NEW WHEAT-The first consignment
Of new wheat arrived in Memphis YES
terday, and was received by the well
known house of Fsrgason & Clay, No. 800
Front street. This Is not only the first to
this market, hut ID, we believe, the first
received al any point Of this years crop.
This shipment comes from the plantation
Of Mr.. Stone, a prominent and energetic
planter Of Pamela county, Mississippi,
2 ts said TO look very well. A strong
euort has been made by ST. Louis houses
70 get the first shipment of the season
consigned direct to them, but Memphis
merchsnfs are sti1 ahead. The crop will
soon commence TO come In, though Il Is
some later than last year. owing 10 the
FarRason Il CLAW on this new feather in
Iheir mercantile can
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has re-
received Saturday Night, Ledger, CHM
ney Corner, Police News, and all the Irish
papers and German papers also, and lots
Of other kinds Of weeklies, Harpers' Ec-
lectic, Godey,s Peterson, Putnam's Bal
'ou'a Gady's Friend, Madam Demorest's
Magazine, all for June; also ApnIeton's
Journal, No. 8: also ST. Louis. Cincinnati.
Louisville, Nashville, Chicago and New
York dailies. Call ON Joe.
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LARGEST ~ THE SoUTH-NIr. Wards
Seminary for Young Ladies. Nashville.
Tenn, IS the largest in the South, eight
States being represented. The Gradu-
sting Class for next month numbers fftv.
many Of whom have been trained for
teachers. With a view TO thorough Gull
ture, the Classics are given free. French
is spoken at the French table. The Fac
ulty Of Music Is very superior. and the
pianos are new and bought for the Semi
nary. W. i. WARD,
Nashville, Tenn.
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TIE following are amongthe arrivals at
the Commercial Hotel: Capt. h. T. O'Ban-
ion, Madison, Ark; Capt. f. /. Chaw-
happin, st. Louis, No; W. G. Hill, ESQ.
". l. Murphy Lebanon, Tenn; ". II.
Holloim, Harrisburg, Ark; T.. Smith.
Miss; W. Thedford; John Haylett, Gin
%cinnsti, Ohio; Y. O. Collins, Little Rock.
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WE invite particular attention to the
property sale announced to take place by
Col. w. L. Duff, in ourcolumns elsewhere.
This affords a rare opportunity for invest
ment, and viii certainly attract the atten-
ton of capitalists.
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CoRNs.-Dr. j. Levertre is in the city at
the Commercial Hotel, Room IS, where
he will be pleased to have all persons who
are troubled with corns, bunions or any
disease of the feet to call and see him.
The Doctor is well known in this city, and
his practical skill speaks for itself.
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GENTLEMEN-H notice that We sell
Gents All Linen Handkerchiefs four dol
lars per dozen, worth six. British Half
Hose 81 90 per dozen, worth So. Pulled
Bosom Shirts 81, worth 50. Gauze and
Isle Thread Undershirts at great bar
gains. N. hraus q Co., corner Main and
Adams.
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CLOTHING At AUCTIoN.-This Thurs
day morning. May 9th, at 10 o'clock, by
Gottlieb & Ezekiel, wholesale auctioneers
and commission merchants, corner Second
and Adams streets.
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MEMPHIS STEAM DYEINa AND CLEAN
ING ESTABLISHMENT, 262 SECOND STREET.
Especial attention is called to the sumo
rior work Of this well known establish
ment, which surpasses all competition by
its new Partisan process of cleaning gen
tlemen's clothing, removing stains and
grease spots from silks and other dress
goods, without the lest injury to the color
or material. Gentlemen andladies, consult
your interests and examine for YOUR
selves. B.A. Hollenberg, 262 Second street.
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Doors SHOES AT AUCTION.-This
Thursday morning, MAY 9th, at 10
O'Clock, by Gottlieb & Ezekiel, wholesale
a-uctioneers and commission merchants.
corner Second and Adams streets.
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DRY GOODS Al AUCTIoN.-This (Thurs-
day. morning, May 9th, at 10 O'Clock, bv
.Gottlieb & Ezekiel, wholesale auctioneers
and commission merchants, corner Second
and Adams streets.
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THE property $40, corner Of Gayoso and
Main street, belonging TO Col. W. l.. Duff,
is advertised for sale on the 3lst instant.
1t Is very valuable, and is a desirable in
yestment for capitalists. See advertise
lei
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JOE LoCKE's news stand, 2J6IZ Main
street, Is well supplied with papers from
every quarter. The latest and freshest al
WAYS on his counters.
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WHITE Marseilles Crib Quilts / 80. 90,
50 80, on our cheap tables. NJ. Kraus q
Co., corner Main and Adams.
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OUR bargains in Lama Lace Points are
great. We have a beautiful assortment.
and offer them at greatly reduced prices.
Herzog & Bro, 294 Main street.
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Boy +. Y. Shirts, furnishinggoods etc,
of Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacturers, 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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SUMNER and Spring Dress Goods for
less than New York cost, at the GREAT
RED STORE, go Main street.
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SEAIsLASD yard wide domestic l2Hc per
yard. N. Kraus q Co., orner Main and
Adams.
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ONE THOUSAND Mems and Boys Straw
Hsts-to be closed out at o~nCe-variOus
kinds; your choice for 5ec. NJ. kraus &
Co., corner Main and Adams.
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Two yards wide Bleached Table Linen,
81 per yard worth 81 so. Warranted all
linen. NJ. Kraus & Co, corner Main &
Adams street.
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LADIES FANCY GOODS, al half price, on
our cheap tables. VI. Kraus q Co, corner
Main and Adams.
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IRISH LINEN Csc per yard. NJ. Kraus &
Co., corner Main and Adams.
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CNCURRENT FUNDS bought at highest
market rates at the City Bank, corner of
Jefferson and Front streets.
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LADIES all Linen Handkerchiefs, 81 %
per dozen. NJ. Rraus & Co. corner Main
and Adams street.
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COm'rO of Registration forsheiby County.

CAPITALISTS in search Of a good in
vestment should attend the sale of real
estate belonging to Col. w. L. Duff, ad-
vertised to take plsce on the 3Ist instant.
See advertisement in another column.
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JUsT REcErvBD-Large lot allinen tow
els 81 so per dozen. NJ. Kraus & Co, cor
ner Main and Adams.
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BEAUTIFUL French Lawns, 20 cents a
yard, at the GREAT RED STORE, $50 Main
street.
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LADIES WHITE HOSE 81 20 per dozen,
worth So. NJ. Kraus & Co, corner Main
and Adams.
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GEORGIA Money wanted at City Bank
corner of Jefferson and Front streets.
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WHITE and pink Mosquito MEETINGS,
from New York Auctions. NJ. Eraus Il
Co., corner Main and Adams.
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lO4 BIeached Sheeting Soc per ward. NJ
Kraus & Co., corner Main and Adams.
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JUST RECEIVED, at the GREAT RED
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a SUPERIOR QUALITY OF white Mar
settles, only 30 cents q yard, al the Great
Red Store.
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SOME Iron Grenadine received again.
Herzog & Bro.
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SOUTH Carolina Bank notes wanted at
City Bank, corner Of Jefferson and Front
streets.
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Bankrupt Sale of Real and Personal
Property.

In the matter of W. @. ROGERS, Bankrupt.
D. virtue OF a general order of sale entered
ID by the District Court of the United States
for the District of West Tennessee, in Bank
ruptey, on the 18th day OF December. Al.
1858, we win proceed to sell,
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1863.
To the highest and best bidder. FOR CASH.
IA front OF the Waidran Block. Nc. 50 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, at l2 IN. OF said day,
the following described property, belonging
to the estate of said Bankrupt. viz:
Lot No. Il, in the town OF Montezuma, Ne
Nary county, Tenn, 100 feet by 100 feel.
Lot near the town of Adamsvfle, McSatfy
county, Tenn, containing hall an sore, more
or less.
Lot In the said town of A~damsvnle, about
80 feet by 80 feet.
feet by Az feet.
Also, the right, title and Interest, II any, IN
q certain tract Of land In McNalry county,
Tenn, containing IL acres, more or less, nov
claimed by I. ". scott:
Also the right and title 10 al the Books OF
Account, together with all notes, open &C
counfs and claims OF every description, due
and belonging to the said bankrupt's estate.
none Of which have been delivered TO the as
Terms Of sale-caSh, and a deposit Of ten
per cent. required on each lot az the time OF
sale. WM. 7. CTRODE,
= OSCAR WO0LDRIp9E,
myisSs $50 Main street. Memphis. Tenn,
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HUCK TOWELS 2 50 to s. 90 per dozen.
VI. Kraus & Co, corner Main and Adams.
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WHITE Marseilles at lower prices than
before. Herzog & Bro, 294 Main street.
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Look at our Bleached Domestic, Toe per
yard. NJ. kraus Il Co, corner Main and
Adams.
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CouSTEY MERcHAS1s thai buy Dry
SSOOos VII 90 wen to call on NJ. Kraus i
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SOUTHERN Bank notes wanted at City
Bank, corner Jefferson and Front street.
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YARD wide Bleached Domestic, l2%c
per yard. NJ. Kraus & Co.. corner Main
and Adams streets.
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SATIN PARAsoLs So so. NJ. Kraus a Co.,
corner Main and Adams.
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\ WORK OF ART.-As we dropped into
the establishment of Messrs. Schmidlapp
& Marshuetz, yesterday morning, to take
one of their famOu fragrant Havanas,
we noticed a sign that was being erected
by some orkmen across the sidewalk in
front of their emporium. 1t is really a
work of art, and is without doubt the
handsOmest sign in the city. In the CEN
ter, on either side, in an oval frame, is
a scene representing the harbor of Ha-
yana-Moro Castle in the distance, and in
the foreground o sailor, leaning against a
hOgshead of tobacco. Piled up around
him are boxes of the most famous brands
of cigars, of which Messrs. Schmidlapp &
MarshuetZ are agents. and around his feet
lie bundles of leaf tobacco and loose
punches of cigars. The oval is surmOuut-
ed by a scroll on which is paintedth name
of the firm scrolls also extend from each
side with the words "Cigars, Tobacco"
painted on them in the most elegant and
tasty anner From these two scrolls a
sort Of scarf, gracefully festooned from
n to the other, bears the word "Whole-
sale" Both sides are alike, with the ex-
ception of h e center figure. On the whole
the sign reflects great credit on the paint
or, w. H.. Arnold and on the enterprise of
Messrs. Schmidlapp d Marshuetz, who
now have not only the best stock of cigars
and tobacco, but the handsomest sign in
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A BLOODY NIGHT.

A citizen and Two Policemen Shot
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LADIES C0RsEIs, 81, worth 81 so, at NJ.
Krsus & Co.'S, corner Of Main and Adams.
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LOsT.-A Bracelet, at the Masonic
Fair. A liberal reward will be paid
by returning it to this Office.
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FOREIGN Exchanges in sums to suit a
German Nat. Bank, 293 Main street.
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A Ball for the caa-caH--But not a Can
Can Ball.
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DRESS goods at cost. HerzOg q Bro.
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ALL WOOL CAssIMEREs7 5c per yard. NJ.
4 Co., corner Main and Adams.
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RIVER NEWS.

WEATHER. REPORTS OF THE WEsTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY, MAY 8.
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A Drunken Man runs Amuck.'
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Plain and striped Grenadines, 25c per
yard. NJ. Kraus & Co., corner Main and
Adams street.
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LAW REPORTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-G. ". ReeueS, Judge
In this Court yesterday, the calender, con-
tanning t~Wenty-Ons cases, was called
through, out none of them were tried. for
various reasons. All the cases on the same
were continued over until mex term.
Court stands adjourned until Friday
morning.
The following calendar will be called on
that day, to-wit:
10 Brown VS. Neeley, specially set.
l08 Loften, guard. VS. Pope.
100 Pullman VS. Kittman.
10 Ulhman VS. same.
Ill Hahn VS. same.
III Wynne VS. Crenchaw, guard.
ll5 Cash, admir-, vs. Bolton.
ll6 Mathews * Co., use etc, vs. Aydlett,
Robinson & Co.
III Young VS. Meacham.
lis Lewis VS. Easter.
ll9 Powell VS. Sugarman.
40 Cash, admir-, VS. Patterson ct al.
l2l Sale VS. Hays ct al.
122 Sale VS. Newton.
l23 Berry VS. Bailey.
l24 State, use, etc, vs. Smith.
125 Hook VS. ThubaUd.
l27 Harrison, ex'r, VS. Adams.
l2S Webb VS. Jones ct al.
100 Memphis City Railroad Co vs. Cremer.
l3l Beek.vs Huppart ct al.
49, Frederick VS. kittman. -
1873 Stoner vs. anne
1874 Haffey vs. same.
l35 Gribe VS. same.
1876 Hussey VS. anne
1877 Roshard VS. same.
l3S Muncrief vs. Conway.
l39 Same VS. same.
40 Schrader VS. Lattig.
l4l Taylor, admir-, VS. Hutchinson.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Ga-
nelly +. ITiGg, Jud1e.-This Court met
yesterday at 10 o'clock and organized, etc,
Some few orders of an unimportant char
acter were made and entered, but no cases
were brought up for trial. Court adj
iOurned at an early hour until this morn
ing. The following is a list of set cases:
COS TOreau, Macrae & Co VS. Stewart Il Co,
set for 9th June.
s Martin VS. Bridges q Co, set for oath
June.
$40 Schumacher Piauo Manufacturing
Company VS. Bernard Il Mcclure, set
for eth June.
500, $40, s73, s74 and sos, Crowder, Hart
sock & Co VS. various Insurance Compa-
MES, set for 22d June.
l5l Stevens vs. Steamer Victor No. =. set
for I'd June.
TIL order of business orto-day has not
been determined upon.
The following named gentlemen com
the list of jurors in this Court:
GRAND JURY.-Wm L Marsh, VIM r
Moore, Foreman, L J Dupre, II q Ira
der, Bernard Myers, 4 w Young, Hosea
l. Jackson, J Reavis, J r Mccall, Frank
Pope, p Bescher, VIM c Ellis.
TRAVERSE JURY.-Isaac Happek, John
L Eichberg, James d Davis, George Hook,
4 Shaw, f II Flynn, Al Bernard, A T
J NJ Provine, A Bowen, Joseph
Tagg, J W Carroll. J o X Reeves, James
Collins, NJ Levy, NJ Pyne, Lewis An
trim, II B Chiles, f G. Barbour, G W
Smith, T S Griffin, w A Bryant. II z
Maxwell, Nat Low.
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Judges: NJ. 7. Williamson, w. G. Ellis.
- Braehvogel. Clerks: Frank H. Car
roll, A. III. Merrill. Deputy Commission
err: Joseph limerick. Polls at Bailey's
Church.
j. E. WILLIAMS
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HENRY G. SMITH.
10. SHACKELFORO

Judges of the Supreme Court.
The work can be had Of Cleayes, Smith
WICK q Hatcher. Xs Main street Mem
phts, Tenn, at $50 per set. Sent bv ex-
press &c. ID. to any point desired. +
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In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of Thomas Fitzpatrick, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District OF West OF Tennes-
See-ss.
To whom il may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF Thomas Fitzpat-
rex, Of Durhemytle, in the county of Iau-
derdale and state Of Tennessee, within said
District, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt
upon ms own petition, BY the District Court
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day OF May, AID,
1872. WILLIAM Y.CIR0DE,
myBH| Assignee, Etc. :