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SHERIFF'S SALE
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SUBURBAN N


DY VIRTUE Of a ueaditi0af eJD0nas to me
ID directed from the First Circuit Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee, ~ the case OF
houn, ID. 3. Calhoun, u. II. Calhoun and W.
H. Calhoun, and against samuel T.. Gardener,
susan A.. Payne, n1W mtermarried with II. B.
MilIfOnd, and Henry B. Wilhford, for the
sum Of eleven hundred and six dollars and
sixty-f0ur cents, with legal interest from date
Of judgment, besides part Of suit, amounting
10 sixteen dollars and sixty CENTS VIII, on
Thursday, the 24th Day orOcsOber, Isz2.
in front OF my Office, 85l second street, IN the
city Of Memphis, proceed to sell 70 The highest
bidder. for cash. the following described real
estate, levied on as the property OF defendant,
Susan a.. Payne, now Mrs. r. g. Nnhfords to-
Lot No. 4 in the snb-division Of TIE estate
Of Constantine Payne deceased. made under
a decree OF the Chancery Court Of he city or
Memphis, lying about three and a nalf miles
east 81 the city Of Memphis, between the New
and Old Raleigh roads. beginning at a stake,
which Is the starting point south Is degrees,
west 81 links from s. sWeet-gum tree marked
q II - thence south ~ chains and 3Slinks to
a staxe: thence east With the south line Of an
Is chains and 81 Ankst 70 stake; thence
north Ia chains and 9nnks to Stake ID south
elliot Me- OF the same sub-diylsion. tbenee
the same az described Ia Registers once 81
Shelby county, Book 3D., part first, pages Is
and u. To satisfy said Judgment, interest and
cost
Sale to commence at eleven O'Clock nm.
W. j.. II. DOYLE.
Sheriff OF shelby County.
II. CUMNISGs, Atty for Plaintiffs. eel
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The cotton mills for the last eighteen month";
#FNa been prosperous and their business
profitable. and me prospect b 80 favorable
rGr many new mills are building and old
ONES sru eLlarEIu and taking in additional
EH..IlEa-.. Their" has been a vast improve
r. Er lu r-e machinery used during Ile lasl
-a YEAR, ana in the style OF goods turned
uH ag The American mills, and they compare
L~|HuUu.E With imported goods OF the same
class. since the census of June %, 1917. there
lls been "a large Increase IN the WOrk1ne
capacity of many OF the mills but even II
...- increase DO viii probably be
some wears before they viii be able 10 supply
.He home wants oEDhe country, which, with
.s Increasing population and wealth, con-
same more u mon every year.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING been appointed at the September
El Term l67Z OF the Probate Court or shelby
county, Tennessee, Administrat0 Of Thomas
j. Dill, deceased, this is 70 notify all persons
having claims against nm TO present them
within the time prescribed by law.
se26 JAMES j.. SULLIVAN. Adm'r.
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Friday, the LIST Day Of November, 1s7s,

within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described in said decree, as follows:
An undivided half interest in a tract OF
land lying and being in shelby county. Ten-
nessee, IN Range six ib, section one l, and
uth surveyors District. containing dfty a0}
acres more or less, and bounded on the north
by Ms. Grishaberis lot the Cotton Gin Fac
tory1 Ms. Troops, and Mrs. Gays lots; on the
west by John Martins places on the south hy
MOleters and DR.. MOrgan's places. and on the
east by the place Of Mr. Rhodes. and others.
said land being known as the tract OF land
purchased OF is. Dennis BY ~. Mckeehau
ana sold by William Hack 70 Mary II. Cole
man and devised BY said Mary j.. Coleman to
defendant Maria L. Mckay, and complain
anus mtsstate Frances A. Fleming, at that
time Frances A. Go0de.
Terms Of Sale-SiX and twelve months
credit; notes with approved security required
Tor the purchase money. and alien retained
upon the land until same are paid. Equity
OF redemption barred September J, 1872.
JOHN III. FREEMAN. Clerk.
.ClappiN ance 81 Anderson, SOncftOrsfOr Com
plalnant. oel
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DX VIRTUE Of an,executi0n 70 me directed
- from the First Circuit Court Of shelby
county. Tauuaeana I will an
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DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS

NEW YORK, October N.-FlOur IN fair re-
quest and unchanged; c1lnmon 70 good. Fa
7 %; extra Ohio, 81 0593@. Whisky "a shade
nrmer cd lloJ1lsc. Grain-Mheat opened e
shade lrmer, and Is In very limited supply:
common No. . spring, 81 1901 -. Rye En-
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AGENTS WANTED FoR
CHANCERY SALE.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Saturday, October 2s, 1879.

No. 49, N. Rim the First Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee.-B. H. Waddeli
for use, etc., John Simmons VS.. B. F. Boon
ct al.
DY virtue Of q decree for sale entered IN the
ID above Hause, May q, 1871, l viii sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, in front
Of the Clerk and Masters Office, Greenlaw
Tennessee, on
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Supreme Court Sale.

NO. Hi second ChenGery DCcket-In 5uDreme
Court &C Jackson-D. K. Cook & 90. et al. vs..
j. F. Frank, John 2. Mckinney at al.
DT virtue OF a decree pronounced BY the
- supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jackson.
May 81 lsl2. in this cause, I viii sell 70 ths
highest bidder, on the premises described. in
the city Of Memphis, on
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SCHEDULE OF CASH PREMIUMS

To be paid IMMEDIATELY AFTER the Dis
tribution takes place.
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LEGAL
SHERIFF,S SALE
washington & Third St. Property

1uu ~ LHlEu OLa EEUDtfLy
DX VIRTUE Of an,execution to me directed
- from the First Circuit Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee, / viii, on
Thursday, the sash Day orOetober, Isz2.
M 'front.' Of my Office, IN the city OF Memphis.
go second street. sell 10 the hlghelf bidder,
for cash, al the right, title, claim, Interest and
estate OF Arthur X. Taylor being the estate Of
uis lie by courtesy, as the surviving husband
or susan r. Taylor, deceasadl in and TO the
following described real estate, to-git:
The undivided third part Of a certain lot o.
land lying and being situated in the city Of
Memphis county 81 Shelby, state OF Tonne
see, beginning n5 the Intersection Of the west
line or Third street with the north line 0f
Washington street, running thence north
with the west line Of Third street 1ss feet %
HEfake; thence west and parallel with Wash
ingiou street 1881 feet 70 an allay- thence
south and parallel with Third street and with
and upon the west line of said alley So feet
10 the nonh line Of Washington strcet. thence
east and Win the north line % said Washing
ton street. l43M feet TO the place Of beginning.
70 satisfy said judgment ln favor Of HarreL
hlsley q hetcnum, and against John Pitfman
and A. X Taylor, for So -, together with in
teresr Mo cost.
sale 70 commences at Il o'clock am.
WI. i. DOYLE.
Sheriff Of shelby County.
GEORGE H Atty for Flaiulfs. DEL
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OPIUM N MORPHINE
HABIT CURED IMMEDIATELY

BY DIT. Beck ; only known aRd sure remedy.
NO CHARGE for treatmen I'll cured. Gail
OF or address DR.. J. c. BEOK, 1l2 John street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. au13 dAW
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uh a. D-n Bartlett Circuit Court Of shelby
county. H6nnessee-M. l.. Meachasn vs.
Thomas H. Hobbs.
= THIS cause al naNing been
ii sued out under section $50 o. the toQe o.
Tennessee, and returned into court levied
upon personal property OF the c~eieudants and
afldayit having boon made l1at the defend
ant Is Indebted 10 the nt4intlH IA me sum
$50 by note. and that the Nienqantls q non
re.idfnt al tbe stale or Tennessee:
II 81 fhorefare oriered- That be make his
personal appearances ne1el4s oeiofe the Judge
AZ ne courthouse, in the town Of Bartlett. on
ne second Monday IN December next. and
defend said attachment anil. within the Gme
ceeded With sLpartei o that a copy Of This
order be published once a week. Tor four
consecutive Wee-s.i IN the MeuIn1is AuDaaL.
October, 1877. JOh-N MCBROOkS, Clerk.
Jarnagin & trayser, Att - for pitt. locu nj
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NOTICE.

HAVING been duly appointed Administra-
II TOR Of the estate Of George W.Giimore,
deceased, BY the Probate Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee. all persons are hereby no.
ti6ed 70 present to me, within the lime pre-
seriDed BY law, all accounts and demands
against said estate or the salne VIII be forever
barred: and al persons indebted 20 said es-
tate are requested 20 come up a settle with
al once. w 10. RAINEY, 33oH Second st.
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TENEREAL oR sEcREr DIsEAsEs.

Is now permanently established for the treat
ment Of patients, both male and female,
who are afdicted with any form Of
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CRAWFORD, WALSH, SMITHS CT
Coffee Importers,
M q H 4 II, Aha,
WILL be constantly receiving carg0es Of
w new crop Rio Gomez, Of
Their Own Direct Importation.

and solicit the attention Of Memphis buyers,
with the assurance, that they can rely upon
obtaining from this marke III cir supplies on
terms As advantageous as from any other port,
and with the additional in-GucemenL Of much
lower rates OF freight than from Baltimore on
New York. Our first cargo is now due, aud We
Will be pleased TO furnish samples when de-
sired. sat
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st. Louis Law School
law Danartment wasbtnoton r,iva.st..7

TUE Regular Annual Term OF this Law
Il School viii open OF Wednesday, OctO-
Der 8, IS72. Full course, two terns-six
months each Students admitted to the Senior
before October ), ls72. Tuition fee, $50 for first
year; SO for second year-includtng use Of
library. For particulars, addreesG. N. sTEW-
AkI, Dean Of Faculty, or HENRY HITCHCOCK,
RroNosL Law IennrlmenL 81 Lnmle- Mo Lsa2l
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ID Supreme Court az Jaekson

No I0I, N. c. D-Ioseph B0ro vs..
Hartley andJ-H T. Hartley.
DY VIRTUE Of a decree pronounced bv
- supreme Court Of Tennessee. az lack
June 10Th, lSI2, In this cause, Z VIII sell to
highest bidder, in front Of tine First and
n Cnancery Court Rooms, on second sire
Ia the city Of Memphis, on
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Friday, the FIRST Day Of NOvsmher, 1sz

within legal hours. The real estate in said de-
cree mentioned and described a. follows. Lot
No. one llm BLOCK NO. 5l on the southeast
city Of Memphis, shelby county Tenuessee.
Terms OF sale: seven months credit. uur-
chaser required to execute note with Approved
personal security, and a lien retained upon
the lot until said note is paid. Equity OF re-
demptOn barred.
John H. FREEMAN. Clerk.
H-CLAY KING, EsTEs &JACKsoN, Solicitors
for Commandment ~
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. 69.-Second Chancery DOcket-John N.
Fleming, admir- Of Frances M. Fleming,
deed, VS. Robert IT. Mckay, Maria s. Me-
Kay ct al.
DY virtue OF a decree pronounced June q.
~ l6l2i IN this cause, by the Supreme Court
Of Tennessee, at Jackson, 1 VIII sell to the
hlghestbidder In front Of the First Second
Cbancery COurtrO0ms, on Seeond street. ia he
city Of Memphis. on
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MEDICAL.
BITTERS
S. T.--1S6O--X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative
Is the sheet-anchor Of the feeble and
debilitated. "A a tonic and cordial for
the aged and languid, ii has no equal
among stOmaehies. As a remedy for the
nervous weakness to which women are
especially subject, II is supersedins
every other stimUlant. Ia all climates,
tropical, temperate or frigid, It acts as a
specific in every species Of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength,
and breaks down the animal spirits.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 70, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, TenEessee.-Kate Hogan vs.. Corne
Illus Hogan 81 al.
TT appearing nom amended Dill died In fhii
II cause, which is sworn 70, that Cornelius
Hogan is a NONRESIDENT OF the state OF Ten,
nesSee and a resident OF the state OF Illinois,
II Is therefore ordered. That he make hiS
Appearance herein, al the Courthouse OF said
Court, IN the city OF Memphis, Tennessee
on or before the first Monday la DE.
cember, 1877, and plead, answer or de,
muT 70 complainauts bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as to him,
and set for hearing ex parte; and that a copy
CT this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, Ia the Memphis Ap-
peal. This October Y, 1874
A -copY-attesf.
JAMES REILLY. Clerk.
BY J.. q. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
J.R. Robertson, Sol. for compln't. fools ne
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w. SEMMES, ARCHITECT
254 second ST.. Irving Bloek.

OFFERS his professional services to the cit.
" liens OF Memphis and the surrounding
eo1ntry; once lately occupied BY the late
Francis Foster se2o
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TnesdaT. Noremher d. IS.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate belonging 20 the estate Of r. n.
Bond, deceased, lying in shelby Ounty Ten
nessee, in District MOL, Range o. section B,
bounded as follows:
Lot No. beginning at a stake i'm p road in
the east line Of the Harreil tract. Of which this
lot is a part; thence north with saia line IS
chains q link 70 a stake. thence west Il
chains and s. links 70 stake. thence rs Is
81 chains and . links 70 a whileoak marked
" b.; thence east u chains aud 3D. links 70 the
beginuiug-c0ntainiug IS acres.
Also, Lot No. ABeginnlne at the Sc corner
Of L0' MOL, and u "a thence south 8 chains
and IS links % the NE cOruerOf dover lot No.
3, with sweetgum pointers; thence west IA
chains and 20 links 10 the NV corner Of said
dover lot, with redoak sapling pointer;
thence south I44 or 5 chains and "a links to
the SW corner OF said dover lot, with sassa-
fras and redCak sapling pointers; thence west
Is chains and % links 70 a stake, it being one
Of the corners Of dover lot No. J.: thence
north chains and IS inks 20 q stake the NE
c rner Of dover lot No. /; thence west rs
chains and 80 inks to the NV coruer Of said
dover lot stake : 28L7 Il So links from "a white
oak marked "&"; thence north Is chains
and 50 Inks to stake; tn 1noe east 40 chains
find as links TO a stake In west line Harrel
tract; thence south 2degreeSeast o chains and
30 links to the SW corner OF lot MOL: thence
east Il chains and 90 inks TO the beginning
containing 4 2-lW acres.
Terms Of Sale-CRsh.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
ByJ. ii. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
III ". sale. sol Tor cOnuiU'r. oeI2
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.annouNcEMrhr]a..

TOHN L. NORTON is A CANDIDATE FOR
- reelection rs Councilman from the Third
Ward. - gl-te
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Practical JokinS.

Norwood, and other of the pretty vii
lagos which lie round Sydenham, writes
the London correspondent Of the Swiss
Times, have during the past few weeks
become most Objectionable places of
residence to ladies and children, and
even to nervous men, in consequence OF
certain freaks of set of rufiians who
call themselves gentlemen. These lads,
wrapped in large cloaks, wander about
the highways and byways, sometimes
in couples, but having accomplices near.
On the approach Of ladies they suddenly
fling open the cloak, and reveal their
breast, wholly covered with blazing phos-
phorus. The shock to any one would be
great, but to women and children, it is
overpowsring, and in consequences the
towards who assail them have hitherto
always been able to make off before as
sistance can be procured. / am told
that children are now lying dangerously
i'll in more than one house at Becken-
ham from frights given them by this new
class of ghosts. The gentlemen Of the
neighborhood have taken the matter up
in the proper spirit, and their first step
has been the issue of a notice announce
ing to ladies in general that If pocket
revolver il used when these rutfians make
their appearance, it is justi6able by law
TO shoot them dead.
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Always Meat.

Some folks are very charming at
evening parties, but surprise them in the
morning, wheS not looking for company,
and the enchantment is gone. There is
good sense in the following advice to
young ladies':
Your everyday toilet is part of your
character. A girl who looks like a
fury" or "sloven" in the morning, is
not to be trusted, however finely she
may leok in the evening. No matter
how humble your room may be, there are
eight things 1t should contain-a mir
ror, washstand, soap, towel, comb,
hair.brush, nail-brush and toothbrush.
These are just as essential as your
breakfast, before which you should make
good use of them. Parents who fail to
provide their children with such ap.
pliances not only make gross mistake,
but commit sin of omission.
Look tidy in the morning. and after
dinner-work is over improve your toilet.
Make it a rule Of your daily life TO
fdFess Hp for the afternoon. Your
dress may not or need not be- anything
better than calico, but with ribbon, or
some bit Of ornament, you can have an
air Of seltFespeot and satisfaction that
Invariably comes with being well dressed.
A girl with fine sensibilities cannot
help feeling embarrassed and awkward
in o ragged and dirty dress, with her
hair unkempt, should O stranger or neigh
bor come in. Mogeover your selfrespect
should demand the decent appareling Of
your body. You should make it point
to look as well as you can, even if you
know nobody will see you.
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How RalIroad Accidents Happen.

The editor of an exchange says: 1t
was our fortune TO meet with an old
railroad engineer some time ago, and we
gained many facts in regard to railroad
accidents that we think may interest our
readers. He stated that he had often
observed men, women and children, and
even young ladies, walking along the
tracks in front Of his approaching en-
gine merely for the purpose of seeing
how near to it they could get without
being touched, aud do it with an air of
come it if you can" Some time since
at a crossing down the country, he said,
two young men, each with a buggy,
were about to cross the track, and the
foremost driver attempted to keep his
friend from crossing as quickly as he
wished. The train was then running at
the rate of about As miles an hour, and
was close upon the hind carriage when
the driver whipped up his horse and was
compelled to drive into the carriage of the
front man, both vehicles being dragged
quite distance into gutter, by tie
horse driven by the hind driver, ard
cleared the track just in time to miss
the locomotive by about nine or ten
feet. Of course, comment is unneces-
sary, as the act fully condemns itself.
This engineer also said that recently he
observed man walking on the track
toward the approaching engine, in full
sight Of the locomotive, and persisted in
doing so until right in front Of the en-
gine, when he quickly stepped aside.
Last spring a man was killed by this
engineers engine. The circumstances
Of the accident was the same as the first
one mentioned, with the exception that
when the latter wanted to step aside, he
slipped and fell, aud the engine passed
over him, killing him. The engineer re-
lated other instances of the kind which
it is unnecessary for us to publish.
Warnings are not few to keep people
of railroad tracks.
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n. n shirts. We make n spe.
ciaIty, and make TO order when re-
uutre.I. I4h 1920
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EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.
THE LEBAN0N, TENNESSEE,
Law, = CHOOL

nHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTION
will soon close the most prosperous session
since the war. Six reasons why every young
man who intends TO make the Law bis profess
sion should attend the Law School at Lebanon
1st-The Professors are the m ct eminent
Teachers and lawyers in the Southwest. ,
2d-The course embraces every principle Oh
Law known to the Profession. 30.
ond in them arc prepared and tried almost
every kind Of a case met in actual practice -,
4th-Pupils entering on. January Dlh wll
Vet Diploma in ten months, and License 10
Practice Law, the license being GRATUIrous.
They will also have the benefit of a summer
vacation during the year.
5th--The heaithfulness Of Lebanon and the
high Christian character of its people;
eth-Many of the most successful Lawyers
and eminent Judges in the Southwest have
been educated in this school. Address !.
dGw HON. n. aREEN Lebanen: Tenn:
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ron lr HAIR DYE. la
BatchelOr's Hair Dye.

ot faW eW IS -77fe 1 il3m
This plendid Hair Dye is the best IN tie tcOrld.
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, re-
liable and instantaueOus; no disappointment; (;
no ridiculous tints OF unpleasant odor. Rem
edies the III effects Of bad dyes and washes.
Produces IMMEDIATELY n superb BLACK Oh NAT
URAL HaowS aud leaves the hair cLEAx, SOFT
AND BEAUrFuL. The genuine signed w. A.
Bachelor. Sold by ali druggists.
CHAS. BACHELOR,
61-eod-xvi-6o Proprietor. n. ".
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A circus company in Iowa owed an
editor q bill for advertising and refused
TO pay 1t. Thereupon the editor called
upon the sheriff, who attached the Ben
gal tiger and brought him around to the
newspaper Office in his cage. He was
placed in the composing room, and dur
ing the first two days he not only con-
sumed fifteen dollars worth Of beef, but
he scratched six dollars worth OF
trousers from the leg Of local reporter,
who inisohievously endeavored to stir
him up with a broom handle to hear him
roar. On the third day the tiger broke
loose, and the entire force Of compost
tors descended the staircase with judi
cious suddenness. The editor was
alarmed to find his exit through the
composing room cut of, and that the
latch upon the sauctum door was broken.
SO he climbed out of the window aud
sought safety upon the roof. The paper
was not issued for week, and even
after the tiger vas shot the editor had to
slide down the water pipe, because he
was afraid to descend by the route by
which he came. - s. ~ IT
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STEEVER g. co.'s
Small PoDx Preventive

II was used extensively during the period
the Small Pox ragged in the Northern cities,
after having received the Endorsement sf ply
sicians and the Recommendation sf the Board
the neck and constantly worn. Where nun
bers Of children are gathered together, as at
school, or in the ease of persons riding in pas
senger cars, its use cannot fail TO diminish the
places il within the reach of all. Sent BY
mail on receipt Of price and postage stamp.
SfEEVER K CO..
Second and Madison streets.
S0,IO5 Memphis. Tenn.
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PUBLICATION.

MO PAPER IN MEMPHIS is A BETTER
~ advertising medium than the western
methodfst. L having within the limits Of
Hhich Memphis Il the co=zsrcial center .
very large circulation. This can be known
and read Of all Who may become interests
yudicious advertiEing viii pay. Our once h
27gh Main street, up stairs, In sane building
With Boyle 4 Chapman.
ST R.W. BLEW 4 co.
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ToYs, Erc.
NOTICE..
orrIcE o. cnr T,I rolLIofglgl.:., ll..,

OrrlcE OF CnT Tax cotLIcfoH.
NENPEIs. TExS.. bccember Is, lhl1
S0UTY TAXPAYERS ARE EARNESTLY
, reoucTfed 10 cone forward aud setue tneir
-, ts.' - 81 January, 1873. The General
ICon1ril Al their last meeting. insiructed tne
Tar CoIlertor 20 issue lw.SRANFa afainst al
DFIlToIrstfs and feire PEEsoNAL FEofEhIf 20
sefiefc the a'ulcunt due for the year l9ll.
- FfI5fH W. ROBERTSON,
es-ina City Tax Collector.