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POLITICAL.

The st. Paul Dispatch says: "Verily.
the tribulations of a political party In
the minority seeking power are only
exceeded by those Of party feeding
at the public crib, which fears that it
will lose its fountain Of supply"
Omce! Ofhcel only give me Office,
and the constitutional amendments
and reconstruction acts may 90 to the
dogs. Nc more Of this nonsense about
principles. Give US Office, and we will
lake all the Radicals have done, and
morel We could add long lists of
other papers, such as the Courier
yOurpe3, the Charleston Courier, Sa-
vannah Republican, etc, all in flavor of
accounting these Z" Radical Outrages,"
without making, over even permitting
the issue to be made. We venture to
assert. that no party on the face Of the
earth ever 50 far debased itself in the
eyes az an intelligent people. Skulking
and lodging is useless. Their own
deeds will follow them.-WGrSh0H
(7e1as) Weekly.
Rev. A. S. Larkin, Of Alabama, one
Of the lively testifiers before the Ku-
Klux Congressional Committee, stated
on oath that since 1868 two presiding
elders Of the Methodist church had
been driven from their religious la
bors, two ministers Of 1.-THE same denOm-
lnation whipped, one shot at, three
killed, and he himself grieyOusly mall
Ireated-ali Of which, says the Rev.
Larhn, was done by the Ku.Klux.
Moreover the depOnent declares that
murders OF Union men are of common
occurrence, Outrages frequent. and that
the State is in q very bad wav gener-
ally. This is the Radical side al the
picture, the Conservative view is owen
by Gov. Lindsay, Of Alabama. whose.
record and reputation il, so far as we
know, unimpeachable, and whose op-
pOrtunities for accurate information
are as favorable as could be desired,
He says that there have been no dis
turbances since the one which occurred
at q political meeting last summer, and
that the State is IN a more peaceful
condition than at any previous period
during the past fifteen years. He
deDounces Larkin as a malicious
sfiTrer I'D Of strife, and shows how
little confidence can be placed in his
stories BY pointing to the 1act that
Larkn q Still living in the very
locality which he says Is the scene Of
the Ru-Klux riot and bl0odshed.
Now. il "a evident thai either Coy
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No events Of modern times have
excited greater worldwide interest
than those that resulted in italian
unity. Even the Roman Church has
been affected by facts which have
given autonomy, for the hBt time In
many centuries, to Italy. Providen-
tial wars and r~ivalries among Euro
mean kingdoms have eO-Operated in
The achievement Of Victor Eman-
uuelis purposes, and to-day the king
dom of Italy holds an envisble posi-
ton among the great powers OF Eu-
rope. 1t is proper, therefore, that
Italians in this city should cele-
brste. with festivals, bOnfres and il
Nominations this reproduction Of the
ancient glories Of Italy, and such Is
the number and such the worth Of
Italians who have become American
citizens, that Our whole population
will share in the interest excited by
events Of tomorrow. The fortunes OF
Italy, the wisdom Of its government,
the proud position the united kingdom
hiss won in the family Of nations, Lave
suggested the idea that Americans
should recognize the 18th Of October
in each year as a national holiday.
We would thus do proper honor to
the immortal GenOese hero and phi
Iosopher, who, on that day, in the
yea 1892, discovered this continent.
ITALY RULED THE OLD AND DIsCOv-
Erred THE NEW WORLD. Such should
be an inscription on its banners borne
tomorrow. The period is not distant
when mankind will dojustice to truth,
history and the nobility Of our race
by the celebration Of the anniversary
of the discovery Of the continent.
Not otherwise can we do proper honor
to the fame and virtues of the greatest
Of all Italians-the great GenOese
navigator.
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REMOVAL
ARKANSAS WEEgLY GAZETTE

MERCHANTS of Memphis desiring to
vi secure a portion OF the trade now being
rapidly diverted to more distant cities, SHOULD
make their bnsiness known through The
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aROcERs AND COTTOR FACTORS
DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF BLACK, ESTES &CO, Is
Il this day dissolved By mutual consent,
M. Robert Black retiring. MT. z. n Estes la
chsrged WITH ths settlement OF our business.
We nvite attention to card Of our success
sOrs below, Estes, FiZer q Fins9n.
BOBERT BLACK,
Z. n. ESTES
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That was a rich idea OF the submls-
sionists that they would just now de
part only about halfway and stand
square up to the rack, fodder o. nc
fodder, ever after. They facility con
sented by making it that they could
not win without a departure. They
also saw the necessity Of conciliating
hard-handed men Of principle who
were not accustomed to bow. So they
departed only half way. The amend
ments have been denounced from
their inception through all the steps
Of their progress by the whole Demo
cratic press of the country. 1t was
seen to be a little difficult to eat all
these words OF .~lvective, to acknOW-
edge the usurpstiOns to be benign
facts 10 conirive the way to prevent a
free people from trsmpling them IN
der foot on the first opportunity. It
was plain that a Democrat who pro-
fessed to fall in love with the amend
ments would be regarded as on a
cruise for the spoils. It was
evident the departure would
look like a surrender, that
division and d~issfection would
be produced by it, that thousands
would cease to take any active inter-
est in political affairs, and that the
danger OF defeat by thus changing
front on the edge of battle was immi-
nent. and almost involved disaster.
So our Departure men determined to
turn only half way, and ju~stsuthcient-
lv to put the enemy on their flank,
They accepted the 14th and 18th
twenty inch thunderers as accom-
plished facts. But they will cOnstrue
them into two harmless st~Ove-pipes
without powder OF ball, or means Of
rendering them efficient for anything
but to carry of the smoke Of the new
hallway departure. They accept in
te~rpOlatiOns on the framework Of the
Constitution as law, never in good
faith to be resisted, and yet in the
same breath avOw that their depart
ure is only half way, and that they
mean to c0nstrue the amendments
harmlessly out Of sight 80 soon as they
have the power. The plan Of battle
is quite transparent and open to the
observation of the enemy. Does
any man Of sense expect TO triumph
on such a programmed Will the
enemy fail to pierce between the
Joints Of the new Democratic amor?
VIII the Democratic hosts be firm
and trusty in this new battle Of play
ing hypocrite, to which they have
never been disciplined? VIII they
who have marched under Jefferson
and Jackson, and breathed the spirit
OF Emmet and Tell, who have rested
under the trees and worshipped at
the shrine OF liberty, follow the lead
OF pigmy tricksters and American
Talleyrands, and bear their eagles to
victory as if there was in them some
thing inspiring to freemen? We
think not. Men who have fought all
their lives for the principles Of true
democracy viii surely never stop to
fight for the spOis when these are laid
aside. We need a national cOnven-
ton which will announce as the IN
creed Of the party equal rights
to all men under the Constitution as it
was-nothing more and nothing less.
Short Of that we may have despotism,
but we shall not have peace. We may
have battle, but shall not have
victory.
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Esn-RssIdsnt Notice.

No. SB-In the First Chancery Court OF
shelby County, TENNESSEE. L. II. Ses-
On administrator OF the estate OF r ].
Byram, deceassd,vS Francis Byram, Willie
Byram, ct a.
IT appearing nom andaYtt In his cause
i that the defendants, Ann Ferry and her
husband James Ferry, ars nOn-residentE OF
for the purpose Of winding up the estate Of
said deceased.
Il Is therefore ordered, That they make
In the City Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the nrst Monday in July, ISL, and
plead, answer or demur to e~Omplatnauts
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them, and set tor hearing exparts,
and thai q copy OF this order be published
once a week, Tor Jour successive weeks, In
the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy.-Attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk "a Master.
EN-. Hearn, Sol for ComPls1nanL ~
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
~o1EvzIAED ONO. May .

CLKvELAED, OHIO, Nay g, I8L.
To shippers from Memphis. Tenn:
Mr. ISAAC Q. MEAS0N has been appoint
st Memphis. He VIII work via EV&usylle,
New Albany Rud CLlcinnsL ny riVeEi and
via Memphis and Louisville ralrO9d 1n@
All raW. An other AGENCIES Ia Memphis OF
This line have been discontinued Bills Of
lading for freight shipped over this Inns must
be signed By him, as no other party has any
right or authority to give bills Of ladinz for
the line in Memphis, and mona but his wiz
be re1Oanfza o. b. SKINNER.
les Gen AanGgsr south Shore Line.
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CARD

CONTINUED III health neceGsitates nay re-
tirement from business, having been I'M
able for the last two years % give II my at
tention. ITaturn my sincere thanks Tor the
liberal patronage extended as In the past md
recommend my successors, Estes, Flzer q
PfnsOn, 70 the favorable consideration OF my
friends and the public generally.
ROBERT BLACK.
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* We wish ali merchants to understand
that this ONCE win not be responsible for
aud viii not pay any debts created by any
Individual connected with the once, In any
espscity, unless the same shall have FIRST
been presented TO and accepted Tor payment
By A. d. WitherspOon, Business Manager OF
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

District Court Of the United States-D4str1ct
OfWest Tennessss-Iu BanETupteg-An ne
matter OF Harris & SteruberBefl BANK
UgHTR "a TO 1--WE Office TnaL on the
Fgth day OF Nay, l7l.a WarranL IN bank
rupteyW was issued out or Lne DlstElcs Court OF
1essaa qqqfnst the estate Of Harris & Stern
berger. 0f the County OF Shelby, in said
District, who have 2 N aUedge banEruplB
gnv debts and the delivery Of any property
b~sf0nginE to said baukrupts 20 them or FOR
their use, End the transfer Of any property
by them, are forbidden by law g meeting 81
the creditors Ofsa1d Daukrupts to prove their
and choose one or more assiznees OF
ruptey to be holden at Memphis. Team. In
satdtDlstriet, on the 18th day OF June, A. d.
1871, 81 10 O'Clock An, at the once OF ThOmR8
j, Latham, ESQ., Register in Bankruptcy. In
said District. j.. b. EATON, US NarshsL.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


EOMMkHClN9 az q ~. at the southwest
Memphts,I viii expose 20 sRla.to the highest
niaQer} Tor easn, right to redeem waived the
following toet Known as lot No. "a, in brad.
Ictds saDolEAl0nt lying on the nortn side OF
brhdIQfu street. being the second lot sGst
nom Jones aYenue, having q nront Of 80 feet
parallel lines $50 gseI also kmoWn a sNnE.
81 and present lsity numbers Tiers.
being an excellent double tenement L mress
licences on SAID lot Sale made In purs uanee
OF q deed Of drus1 bbyaJalnes lester
Conn, 20 be Ound registers 10 Rook 10. rs.
20 heElspeFs omees lby county, Tenn.
tel8 II. II. LANES. Tfna ice.
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Non-Rssidsnt Notes.

~. ID. l. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
nigan & Frazer, Soils for compl'L ms
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SALE,

In the District Court OF the United states loi
the District Of West Tennessse.-tn sme
matter of Hesse, Levy &Co. BankfHpts-
In Bankruptcy. a.
ny virtue Of an order made oy sal9 ~
ID trIct Court on the Ith q OF nay -
In the matter OF said bankruPts7 1 VII Pr =
coed TO sell. at public auction tof CASH. ~
the highest bidder, on
Tuesday. ihs 10th Day OF Iuas, 80.
At auction house Of A = rsnklan9 80; ~
and iT Main street, IN the ely 9i .aSpa
Tsoneqsee. etWes the hours % ~ ~M' anu
n "a oommencing AZ y Ofelock:
rerfain undivided interest OF RaiC Dank-
-ct. Ind to- certain lots Of Land IN shelby
aShntv. TENNESSEE near the City OF Menu
obfs S~svinning 81 3 stake on Monroe street
s6G56 1eet east 0ftns intersection OF
said street with ths west line Of q lot sold
~ WIN. English to p, ". Shanks, running
east 152k feet to q STAKE, and running south
al right angles with Monroe street, between
parallel lines, 1SH feet to an alley Also, ar
the same time y place. the o debts,
chooses in action, etc, as per schedule OF said
bankrupts.
SIMON WELLER, Assignee.
A. & FARMLAND, A~ucnOneeF, E5 and lS7
AainEErees, ms
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kffachmanf NnfIna.

No. $50, A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
shelby county, renn.-FsE Ryan vs.G. O.
Campbell and Alb. Gentry, arm OF Camp
bell, Gentry \ Co.
IN this cause an attachment having been
A sued ont under section S1 Of the Code,
and returned into Sourt levied by Earnish-
ment upOn the property, money, goods and
effects OF defendants, In tbs hands Of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad company
and AFFIDAVIT haying been made That the de-
fsndant indebted TO PLAINTIFF 10 the sum OF
$3.50 BY account, and thatthe DESCENDANTS are
nOn-residents OF the State OF Tennessee.
II Is therefore ordered, That they make
their personal appearance herein, before the
Judge OF thu First CiEeUit Court % ShelbZl
county, at the COurt-house, In the city Of
Memphis, on the third Monday in Septem-
Der next, and defend said attaohmsnt sui
within, the time prescribed ~ law OF me
sama win be proceeded with expartes and
that = copy oPfhis order be published oaee 2
week, for four consecutive weeks IN the.
none "a onee, this 18th day Of June, ISL.
= FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
Bv L. BOSWELL, Deputy CLERK.
Geo, r. Phslan, ATTY Tor is4 Wea
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Rawley Springs, Va. will be regularly
opened for the reception Of visitors. on the
first day Of June, 1911. Situated as IL is in the
mountains Of the Valley, It Is not only one
OF the most delightful Summer resorts IN the
becoming widely celebrated.
The analysis OF the water ~ Prof. MaIletbs
OF the University OF Va, together with the
experience Of many eminent Physicians
prove that IL Is 1.-The Springs" Tor suffering
females, but besides It's wonderful tonic
properties as a remedy in general debility,
anemia and diseases peculiar to females, IL Is
unsurpassed in the treatment OF the various
forms Of Dyspepsia, and particularly for
those suffering nom torpid and inactive
liver, its action upOu the liver, as well as the
kidney, being prompt and decided very
many remarkable cures could be cited OF
this class OF troublesome diseases.
Rawley isnOW easy of access, situated only
twelve miles from HarrtsOuburg, the present.
terminus of the Orange and Manassas Gap
Railroad from which point there viii be
daily lines Of Stages morning and evening
since last Summer the buildings have been
greatly improved. as wei as the road nom
Harrisonburg to Springs There IS also g
Telegraph office at HRrrtsonburg. The &C
commOdatiOns Will be strictly hrst-class un-
der Encouragement OF JOssph N. Woodward,
widely known as a hotel manager.
Resident Physicians -G0rdOn & Williams,
one or the other OF whom VIII be in atten-
dance during the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD.
Per ~
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NOTICE TO HOH-REsIDENTs.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE,

No. $50 N. Rim the First Chancery Courl
OF Shelby county, Tennessee-FredertckA
Mysrly vs.. B. B. Maddel, ct a..
IT appearing from amdavit in this
a cause that the defendants, Barney
Eagau, AiOnzO Berry, James Esgan
Bridget Davidson, Charles Bray, John Bray
Matthew Bray, Sarah TOmlinsOn, 7. B. Tom
unsOn and William Eagan, are ali nOn-res-
idsnts Of the State Of Tennessee, and II fur,
ther appearing rom Sherih's return that
said d~efsudsnts cannot be fOuud.
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearances herein, at the courthouse
IN thesclty Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the nrst Monday In July, 1871, and pleEd
answer or demur 70 compliments bill or the
same viii be taken fOr confessed as to them
and. set for hearing eIparte; and THAT q
copy Of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
Acopy-Attest:
Edmund A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
+. ]. BLACK, Deputy o. NJ.
Clapp, Vance Anderson, Bolss for com
pLaIuauE MI
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SWAYNE's MAMMOTH SPRINGS,

THREE AND ONE-HALF MILES NORTH
/ of S~pringvfle Depot, on the Memphis
and Louisville Railroad. Hacks meet the
train from Memphis at the depot
Daily mail and express Ofdes there. NO
a. style" to pay for at the Springs, but all
aud Rreenest park, and best and most abund.
ant mineral waters FOr drinking and bath
ing Board, by the month, bat SIS; by the
week. SO; by the day, 81 80. Address N 4.
BVRNE, Proprietor, al Springvfle P. O..
Henry county, Tenn, and letters, ETC., for the
Springs, send to his care. Persons going up.
would do well first 10 call on Judge SWayne,
IN Main street fel4
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LIVER DISEASE

LIVER DISEASE
prevail to a greater
big my other nal
always ~8nZiOusly
v is regulated
is almost invaria
OF action in the
ache oustipat
the Shoulders. Cou
stomach, Bad Taste
ious attacks, Palpi
Depression of the
and q hundred {
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered It acts
and, being a simple
pound, can do no
less in every way;
40 a and hun
and great from all
try viii vOuch for
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I54fh EnITInN

NORRECTED and revised By the author.
u Il. DE r.. CURTIs, Doctor Of Medicine.
Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons'
England; Licentiate Of the College of PhyEi-
clans. Ed|inburg; Honorary Member Faculte
de Medicine, Paris, etc, etc etc.
A Medical Essay on tn8 and cure of
Premature decline in Mia, showing how
health Is lost and how reg1ined. IL gives q
clear synopsis OF the i'm psdiments 20 mar
rfage. the treatment Of Nervous and Physi-
can DEBILITY, Starilityt etc, whether brought
on bv carly Abuse OF Excess, and the reme-
dies theref0r-the result OF twenty years
successful practice.
Price SOC by mail Address the &ulnoEs Dr.
Curtis, No. 3 fremont Place, Boston, Mas
Sachueetfa. leA3
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No. Z9.-In ths Second Chanoery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee.-Rusl Hough.
VS.. James b. Bingham, James n TOmeny,
j. N. Currie, George g.. HOug1, J.B. Btug-
hsm, ir., ". A. McClOy and r. 3. Davis.
IT appearing from the bin which is sworn
j. to in.this cause that the defendant, Jamss
N. TOmeuy, is q resident Of the state OF New
York, and that tire defendant J. II. Currie is a
resident OF Nsw Orleans, Louisiana, u that
the defendant, 9eOrgeG. HOugh, Is a resident
OF Boston. Massachusetts,, and that they are
al nonresident Of the state of Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk aud
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the COurJ-hOuse Of the Second
Chancery Court, In the city Of Memphis,
Tenn, on or before the h8t Monday in July,
lS7l and plead, answer or demur TO complain
ants bin, OF. the same viii be taken for cou-
fessed as to them, and set for hearing eL-
parte, and that q COPY or this order be pub
Iished OnCe a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis appeal.
This May 3lst, ls7l.
ID. D. l.. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLEEY, Deputy 9. &. N.
I. s. Ayres, Sol. Tor COmplE iel
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Non-Rssldsuf Nofica

No. ISL DIN ths Second ChRucsfy Court
OF Shelby CoGnty, ~Teun-Ssrah 3. Cam
pen vs.. the unknown heirs at Law or J, W.
8. BaWden, deceased.
IT appearing frCm the bill which Is sworn
L to In this cans that the residence Of the
d~efeudanEr the heirs a. law OF
John ". =. BaWueu who died intestate in
Shelby COunty, Tennessee. seized and pos
sesssd Of about Lhtrtv-siE acres O. land, near
Raleigh in said county, ard who had no wife
or children or issue thereof, is to
complainant and cannot be ascsrtained after
diIfgsut inquiry.
IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse Ofthe Second Chan
Gerry Court, in the city OfMemphis, Tenn, on
or before the hrst Monday in July, 1871, and
plead, answer OF demur 70 c0mplainant's
bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed
astO them and set for hearing eXparte; and
that a copy OF this order be published once
q week, for four Successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal
May 8, ISL
A ~cOpy-AttesL.
NJ. ID. i. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
Jaruigau & Frazer, Soils for COmpl't. ms
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N~on-Rssidsuf Notics.

No. ZG.-In the First Chancery Court Of
shelby county, TENNESSEE. J. Megibben
vs.. 7. W. Megibben ct al.
1T appearing nom anidavit ia his cause
i that the defendant TO the crOss-bUl OF j.
". Megibbeu, viz: T J.. Megibbsn, Is q nOn-
resident of the State Of tennessee u a resi-
dent or the state OF Kentucky, and hat he Is
indebted 70 said J. ". MegibBen. by open ac-
count, in a sum to be EsCeEtainsd by account
to be taken by b Clerk and Master:
II is therefore ordered, That lie make his
appear ance herein, at the courthouse in
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in July, ISL, and plead, answer
or damur 70 d~efeCdant's cross-bil, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing eXpGrUe; ana that a copy
Of this order be published once q week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal.
A ~Copy-attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
By 4. B. MCHENRE, Deputy .. and n.
WescOtt & Stahi, soils. for compl L my 2l
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MOTLCE
SInn REWARD.
Mnnl1 mnnII MnhIL

UTANTEDge at the Ralelgh Woolen Factory
w on Wolf River, nine miles from Mem
pills, Wool for cash or to nAaHciaetuFe. FOr.
fanp particulars send for circular.
5sSW ". Il. LANE 4 co.
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LINE EOR FlSHERMEN.
HOOP SKIRT
Mandatory,
1872 Main St.
MAR

II Attest models for simmer ISL, beth
IA from Europe and b East, show an In
crease OF the circumference OF the Hoped
Skirt. TOurnures. either attached 70 OF Sepe-
rate from the skirt are fashionable, q
width Of rom ~ to ~ yards around the bot
many ladies' prefer three yards Tor trained
dresses.
Ny stock OF verita5ls French Corssts Is
complete again andthe lsrgest IN the city.
COrsets by L'0iseau, VERY, Nine DuDont,
can be oundi In the m~anufsctOry only also,
French Corsets for Misses. Breast Projectors,
Daniers and Shoulder Braces. Inducements
10 dealers. tm8.l LOUIS LANCE
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Administrator Notice.

HAVING qualified as administrator at the
III May term, 1871, OF the Pre- hate Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee, upon the estates
Of Albert Madden. deceased, zlmri Mad
den. deceased, and Mrs. Tabltha &iurphy, de-
ceased. This Is to give notice 10 all parties
Indebted TO said estates to come forward and
make settlements with me, and 70 AL per-
sons having elaims against said estates 20
present the same properly ~9rObated. OF this
notice will be plead in bar OF their recovery.
TOM HOLEMAN, JR.,
administrator OF the estates Of Albert Mad
den, Ztmri Madden, and pabitha Murphy,
deeaassd- frimH