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COTTON MARKETS on THR WORLD.

NEW YORK. September z, 1910 a.m-The
cotton market is weak. Ordinary, l6Hc
middling, A4e; Alabama, 2l%e; Orleans,
1910 p.m.ECotton market opened quiet.
Ordinary, 1871, good ordinary, 1875
low middling, 2Hc; middhng, 2lLc; Ala
bama, 2l3zc; Orleans, 2l%c; Texas 2Hc. I'm
official, middling, &c. Futures, steady; Jan
uary, i9hc; February, ls5Fc; March, N7c
september, ls5se. sales to-day, 30 bales; last
SSOLCottOn irregular; quotations revised
ordinary, 1870; good ordinary, l91<c; low mid
ding, &eSe; middling, A1Se; Alabama, ne
orleans, Zl3sc. sales tOday-ptnners, 1877
bales; export, IS bales; speculation, lis
bales; futures, $500 bales. sales last even
ing-expOrt 1915 bales; spinners, 1905 bales
speculation, 5 bales; included IN the sales are
90 bales to a%rrivei new cotton on dock and
10 arrive, is quoted AG5sc under quotations
Receipts Of cotton for six days at all United
States ports, 2,S5l bales; expOrts-to Great
Britain. SIm bales; 70 continent, - bales;
sock, 70,4H bales.
LIVERPOOL, September u, II so a.mICot-
ton heavy; uplands, l09l0Hd; Orleans, f0Hd
Sales, 1000 bales.
I:0 p.m.-Cotton tending downward; mid
ding uplands, lOd; middltng Orleans, bR9
lg5sd. sales, 5000 bales; for export and spec.
ulatiOn, 200 bales.
pm-Cotton tending down; uplands, s1
9lod; ordinary, 1910.
NEW ORLEANS, September y, II 80 am
Cotton market IS dull and nothing doing
middling, 2lszc. No sales.
2 ~p.m.-Cott0n unsettled and nominal
Sales, 30 bales Receipts, 1905 bales.
NASHVILLE, September l2lCotton quiet
and weak; low midding, lSHc.
ST. LOUIS, September R.-Cotton duh and
nominal.
LOUISVILLE, September I-Cotton dull
middhng, 2%e.
CINCINNATI, September n.-Cotton quiet
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MONETARY AND FINANCIALMATTERs

NEW YORK September I2-MoEFY early
IN the day was nrm at 495 per cent, but at the
ciese il was freely offered at ? per cent. The
Bank OB England rate Of discount remains
unchanged Sterling wasdull az Tz6S. Gold
wasduu and weak, ranging from lRS9ll3A,
closing at lS. Loans were made at from las
per cent. for carrying. Clearlngs Sb,00,0G0.
The Treasury disbursed $1,000. Government
/ awards amounted TO sl,0O,O0O, at from HIST
lows: 62s Of 1881, u53s; SOS of Is62,
49,; 5-2s Of 1854, I15I; Sis OF 1886, ufk;
Sss oflss7. nevis; I04S, l677S; New 8, ii6I;
Currency Is. ll2 Southern Securities are
dull and heavy. Missourts, &&; Ten
nessees, old, 2; Tennesseesl new, 2; Viz
ginias, old, AZ; Virginia, new, 81; North Car
olinas, old, So; North C~arOinas, new, G%.
Socks have been unusually duh and rather
better feeling prevailed, and a disposition TO
higher prices was manifested, especially for
Pacific Mail, Northwestern and Erie.
Canton, 8i Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, Il; Quicksilver, 4S%i Adams Express
Company, sk; Wells & Fargo's Express
Company, So: American Merchants Union
Express Company, 20; United States Express
Company, So; Pacific Mail, n; New York
Central, 9Sh; Erie, ~; Erie, preferred, 70;
gan Central, IA; P~ittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, So: Northwestern, 49,; North
western, preferred, 50; Rock Island, u0%;
New Jersey Central, l04x; 81 Paul, 6h; St.
Paul, preferred, ~; Wabash, ~; Wabash,
preferred, So; Fort Wayne, 81; Terre Haute,
D; Terre Haute, preferred, -; Chicago and
IA: Ohio and Mississippi, 49,; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, 70; Burlington and
Quincy, lS3; Union Pacific bonds, S6&; Cen
trail Pacific bonds, 81 Union Pacific bonds,
81; Delaware andiLackawana1l00K; Harlem
and Erie, Z.
NEW ORLEANS, September u, 2 pm
sight exchange, = discount to par. Sterling,
A4G4%.
LONDON, September y, 5 p.m-The mar
ket at the close shove the. annexed prices;
ConsOls, for money, G26; COnsOls, for account,
~; Ut 5. sos, 1856. $50; Us. sos, 1867, BY;
as, 1000.
FRANKFORT, September 12-U. S. eou-
pons, Sos 1852, sH-
PARIS, September 2.-Rentes 5f. sc.
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4 OFFER TO merchants a very large and
u handsome assortment fOrF FALL N WIN
TER TRADE, comprising all the prevailing
styles, and having secured my stock previous
to the advance in material, am enabled to
offer great Inducements in prices.
1 have made arrangements with leading
manufacturers to supply me with all new
styles as they come out during the season, and
have now on hand a large variety Of Cam
paign styles of Hats and Caps.
augl7 ISAAC FRIEDMAN.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of a trust deed made 20 me on the
ID 2lst day Of June, 1860, by Thomas swim
ton, which is recorded in the Registers Office
OF Shelby county, in book number g., pages
a, IS and 46, 1 will, on
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DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.


LOUISVILLE. september H~-Tobace0 firm;
sales about 100 hhds. Bagging IN good ship
ping demand and prices well maintained
hemp, l4Zgl5c; fax, l5z9l9c. Flour steady
and in good shipping demand; extra family.
s. Wheat Is in fair demand and dealers
are paying 81 259l 50 for choice qualities.
COrn-fair cOnsumpttve demand but prices
unchanged. Oats steady new on arrival, Ha
SOC. Rye quiet; new, on arrival, IS saleable al
@s65c. Provisions are fairly active on orders,
and prices are the same. Mess pork, sS ~.
Bacon, T~a9l0z8lO4c packed. Bulk meats,
6M99Mgghc, loose. Hams, s~ugar-cured,l 1910
ne. Lard firm, g1SGl0Mc; small lots on orders,
hc higher. Whisky firm at &c.
NEW YORK, September n-Flour heavy,
common to good extra, q good 70 choice, s. %
"a IS. Whisky steady at s2kc. GTain-Wheat
steady and in good export demsnd amber
81 sal I'd. Rye quiet and steady Western, 70
a75c. Barley and malt unchanged. Corn
higher and in good export demand; strict
Western mixed, 6SqeSHei SAL do 6$498ie.
Oats a shade better; Ohio, 5952c. Coffee quiz
Ell: Rio, l41zaITZo. sugar acuvei Cuba, SO
$40 petrolenm-crude 12c refined, 221Sc. Pro-
G4al4 10; prime, Sl2al2 50 Beef unchanged.
Lard and butter unchanged.
CINCINNATI, September l2-FlOur is duh
and a shade lower, at 81 5087 20 Wheat duh
aud prices drodping; red, 81 @gl %. Corn Is
steady at z5c. Rye hrm; old, 75c. Cots steady
Old, Si040c. Barley quiet az 699sgc. Pork
dun and nominal at Sl5 I2h8lS .. Lard firm !;
summer, sc, s5s@9c. Bulk meats hrm and In
fair sdemand; sales at 8Hci sides held at
sc, Mg91c; &c less freely bid. Bacon firm
aud Ia fair demand at nc, lOA9l0%o. Hams,
s~ngaF-cured, l5halfc, summer ana winter.
Whisky steady az BOO,
ST. LOUIS, September l2-FlOur firm and
hqoyantl ana some lots slightly higher.
wheat active and advanced; inspected No. 3
fall red u o. Corn steady Ut SIC. Oats are a
shade higher, 2lZa2jkc. Barley Quiet; spring
No. CSC. Rye hun; No. 2, Sc. Whisky
STEADY at voc. Provisions very quiet, with
only q small order business. Hogs nrm at s 50
% R1S Cattle steady at 81 51g8H
NEW ORLEANS, September n-FIourduu
treble, y Seas family, S 25Gl0. Corn easier;
mixed and yellow, 5se; white, Ga6le. Oats
2gRe. Bran hrmer at 81. Hay sOldst rs
on, Pork duh and held at $500. Bacon dull
and dropping lSal015gl0Ic, lie. Lard,
choice scarce and hrmer; fierce, IOLaI0<C:
keg, l21Sc. Sugar hrmer fair to fully fair, i6k
@lO5tc; Whisky dull at 5c@sl. Coffee quiet
l5Glszo.
NASHVILLE, september n-Flour active
and tending upward. Wheat higher at 81 20a
] As. Corn, 6Oc, sacked and delivered. Oats,
45c, sacked and delivered. CornmeaI, q IS.
Provisions firm and active; mess pork, sIs
rump, sIl 50. Lard-kettle-dried, l0c. Bacon
shoulders sc clear rib, NE; clear, llzc.
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Tuesday, the LIST day of October, 1872,
the real estate mentioned and described in

the real estate mentioned and described in
said decree as follows;
First-Two lots situated in the city of Mem
phis, Tennessee, on the west side of Second
street, being lots one ~ and two % of J. N.
Provinces, Charles r. Davis and Joel {. Davis
subdivision of part Of the original County lot
$50. on the plan of thecity of Memphis, in
block 6G, each of said lots fronting the west
side OF Second street twenty-three (23) feet,
and running back westWardly between paral-
lei lines one hundred and fifty (LN) feet, to an
Second-Oue lot, also situated in the city of
Memphis, Tennessee, on the south side OF
Poplar street, between Main and Front streets,
and is the east half Of a lot described as FOL
lows: Beginning at q stake on the south line
three quarters Ql54 inches west of Its inter
section with the west line of Central alley
running thence westWardly ~twenty-iour ana
a quarter 2i1D feet; thence eastwardly thirty
seven (S) feet; thence northWardly seventy
four and a quarter (7f0 feet TO the south side
of Poplar street; thence west TO the begin
ming. The portion of said lot to be sold being
the same set apart TO the defendant, VIM. X.
Moore, in this cause, and Is The east half, and
known as lot NOT.
Tbfrd-Lots one ~, two (21, three (3l, four D,
W. 10. t~wenty-four 24l, twenty-five Is, twen-
ty-six C16), twenty-seven CD, t~wenty-eight C2ol,
twenty-nine 90, thirty 100, thirty-one g8D.
thirty-two 20, thiTty-three ~, thlrty-Ionr
(37, and thirty-eight lSS) of the subdivision
made in this cause of lot No. Is OF W1llOugh-
nv Williams subdivision, situated at The
northwest corner of Orleans street and the old
Fort Pickering railroad, in Shelby county,
Tennessee.
Fourth-The west part of lot No. 81 of block
% Of the Overton addition 10 the city of Mem
uhis. the same being that part of said lot set
aDart 10 defendant, VIM. r. Moore, and 'front.'
ing forty-eight (4S) feet on Clay street. The
east part of lot No. 5, block 30, Of Overt0n's
addition TO the city of Memphis, fronting
Calhoun street forty-eight as feet.
AiIaf the above described property lying in,
and contiguous to, the city Of Memphis, Bhel-
bv county, Tennessee.
TFR1s OF SALE: Seven a months credit.
will be required to execute notes,
with approved security, for the purchase
money. a a lien retained upon the property
until The same are paid. Equity of redemp-
ton barred. Sept lsz2
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Hunaes & Poston, Solicitors for Complain
ants. sci
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COTTON.

The c0urseO Of cotton quotations is dOwuward
to-day kilograms have reported cotton al &c
in New YORK. That was too low, however, IL
appears, taking the thing in a New York
point OF view. Tor the noon telegram quoted
2ll<c. This did not suit, and the closing quo
UatIOu was a compromise ngure. Z3se- Whai
is the melting cause that leads New York into
daily declines and this day into confusion and
varillauOn2 We get a hint OFT IN the New
York DUi[U BuiCtiR, which says IN q report
zwO or three days ago; The llperal recelpJs
tizh range Of quotations, and liberal transac-
tons viii be- necessary 10 keep the market up
10 the present figures. Liverpool closes quiet,
and The tOneof private dispatches Is said 70 be
unfavorable for the shipping interest" The
.sliberal usceipts are 10 be taken with an al
lowanca-tI1e very influences that upen cot
ton early cut short the crop, and early liberal
receipts com monty mean meager crop % II
proved IaSr ye.Fr. at the opening of the season
rpceiprS were -uberaln 70 a degree they did
not reach the year before, but the whole crop
turned ont something very different 70 ND
eral." When the tul eject OF the weather
,ince the latter part of August is known. the
p "a SImidcance Of these liberal receipts
vi u be apparent. Liverpool Is also under the
iuu'uence OF liberal receipts, and Its quotation
decI ined. sinking 10 ts4lUu,WlIn a uOWnWarO
raud ency. On the 18th the quotation at Liver
uao1I ,vaS localized. New Orleans was 50 over
V-beImad by these kilograms that she tele-
graphed "unsettled ana nominal, without
any figures. Under these circumstances our
market was neither buOyant nor cheerful
Their were fac tors who naQ tables OF desirable
cotton and who made every etort 10 eject a
sale, but in vain buyers WeTe lev anu oTusfs
Absent. The euu re sales did not exceed 100
bales. among which was II bales at 1910, low
mfGdling: 81 al DC, middling; 5 at A54c, 9 at
9iLc. and IA at 9E<c, ali claSSed strict mid
ding. II viii be observed thaI me ssoSk i
Increasing, being III bales against 1913 bales
on the 7th.
The following is the statement Of receipts,
Shipments and stock up 20 noon to-day:
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PETITIONS.
Petition to Amend Charter.


No. 65, R.-FIrst Chancery Court Of shelby
WHEREAS, The Southwestern Land Agency
Company, composed of the following named
K. Titus, John T. strattOn and s. Fl. Duns-
comb has fled its petition in said court, pray
ing an amendment TO the charter heretofore
granted il by the Tennessee Legislature IN
this that the name Of said corporation De
changed to the Inventors Aid Association,
and that by that name they have succession
for thirty years; that they may contract aig
be contracted with, she and be sued piea9
equity; also, have power TO acquire holu au9
enjoy estate, in fee or otherwise, Dotn Iea-
and personal; loan md advance money VI
credit for the purpose OF alu1ng mNthtohi u
b owners Of patent rights, TO procure pat
ents, build or make the articles invented! 70
sell the same, or the patent rights I9f cIISsi
towns, counties or States, and generally 70 10
an things that they may think necessary Tor
the good of said Inventors AID Assoclatlon.
That they may ave and use a common seal
tina the capitrl stock o. stiu Ass1c4ast9h
shall ne one hundred thousand dollars, in
shares Of nifty dollars, with the privilege OF
increasing thec capital stock to i've hundred
fhousand dollars. hat the Board Of Direc-
fors shall consist of not less than three nor
more than ten members, in the election Of
which each share of stock shall be entitled to
one vote. to be cast either in person or bv
Proxy. For more fun particulars reference is
made 70 said petition.
tits therefore ordered, that all persons in
terested or desiring 50 to do, lake their ap-
pearamce- herein, at the courthouse. in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday j n October nextaBd show cause,
II any they have, why the prayer Of petition
er should not pc granted ; and that q copy OF
TINS order be published daily for thirty days
in the Memphis Appeal.
This August 81, lS72.
Ae0py-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BYE 3. MCHENRy. ID. L. & NJ.
Wright 4 Fulkes, soils. for Petitioners. au3l
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TRUST SALE.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Monday, the ssd day Of September, 1872,

Notice is hereby given, that on
Monday, the ssd day Of September, 1872,
at the front door of the auction rooms Of
Royster, Irrelevant & Co., in the city Of Mem
phis, Tennessee, the undersigned will sell at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash,
the following described property, situated ly-
ing and being in the city OF Memphis, county
of shelby, and state Of Tennessee, and on the
south side Of Court street, in said city, and
pounded as follows: Beginning at the north
west corner Of a lot Of ground, sold by James
Young, 10 Samuel z. Walker by regular deed
Of conveyance, and, by satQ Walker con-
veyed to John A. S~anncner, Trustee; running
thence west g. 30 north on and with the south
side OF Court street, IS feet; thence south g
30 west l4Sh feet to a stake on an alley
thence east 80 south, with said alley, TO said
S-annOnerfs l1ne, on southwest corner; thence
north g93T with said SannOners line li5h feet,
to the beginning; being the same property
conveyed by Edward Breathitt to s.. p. Walk
book SO, pages ~ and 3D. and the same prop
ertv conveyed by various. intermediate deeds,
to Elizabeth w. McCOmbs, and by the said
Elizabeth W.. McCOmbs, to Amelia ". Mitch
ell, by deed of record, in book %, part LIST
pages l6 and lU7, in the Registers Office OF
Shelby county. The undersigned will sell the
above property, under the power and author
fty conferred upon him, IN a deed Of trust, eX-
by the said Amelia W. Mitchell, and
her husband. VIM. p. Mitchell, on the 18th Of
July, 1865, and recorded in the Registers
Office Of shelby county IN record BOOK NOES,
49,, 453 and -, the sale VIII be made Tor
the purpose of paying the debtof $1,000, Sc
cured TO j. J. Polk in said Deed Of Trust, with
interest and the costs Of executing the trust.
The right of redemption n repurchase. un-
The statute laws Of the state, is expressly
in said Deed of Trust, and the pur-
title VIII be absolute. The title is be-
lieved to be perfect, but as the Undersigned
only acts as trustee, he wiz give no warrant
August 10, 1872. W. II. WOOD, Trustee.
Wright & FOlkes, Att'ys for Folks estate.
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RAILWAY SECURITY CO,
Lessees Memphis d Charleston H. x.
CHANGE OF TIME.
4 DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
One Nights Travel aud IL Hours Saved.
Proposals for the Construction
OF THE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.

DROPOSALS VIII be received up to the Isl OF
October, 1872, at the ONCE of the Texas
and Pacific Railway Company at Marshall,
Texas, for the Grading, Bridging, T1eing and
Tracklaying OF five hundr 500 miles of the
Texas and Pacific Railway, divided into the
following divisions:
The Southern Division, extending nom
Longview through Dallas to Fort Worth, 10
miles.
The Jefferson Division, extending from Mar
hall through Jederson to Texarkana, %
miles.
The east half Of the Traus-Continental Di-
vision, extending from IeXarkana 70 the
crossing Of the HOust0n and Texas Central
Railroad, near sherman, I56 miles.
The west half OF the Ira~ns-COntnental Di-
vision, extending from the crossing OF the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad to Fort
Worth, 50 miles.
h Grading and Bridging viii be let in one
mile sections; the Tracklaytng by the mile;
the Ties by the one thousand and upward.
Each class of work to be bid for separately
The time for completing theGrading, Bridg-
ing and Tteing extends from sixty days 70
nine months.
n Company reserves the right to reject
any or all the bids, and in letting the work
viii be the judge of the responsibility Of par
ties bidding; n viii give preference to con-
tractors having OUTFITS on the ground, ready
date of contract.
Prohles, Estimates ndSpeciheations can be
seen at the Office of the Company in Marshall
and Jefferson, Texas, and at the Pacific Ma
donaI Bank, Council Butts, Iowa.
Contractors upon arriving on the ground
can obtain work up to date OF general letting,
on the 50 miles west OF BOngVleW-
Address until September 10Th, Council Bluffs,
Iowa; after that date Marshall, Texas.
agl3 g.. NJ. DODGE Chief Engineer.
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LAND SALES.
Supreme Court Sale.

No. 93-Seeond Chancery Docket-In Supreme
Court at Jackson-Wiliam Fellows VS.. ID. r.
Cook.
DY virtue of a decree pronounced May 81,
ID 1872, by the Supreme Court of Tennessee,
at Jackson, in this cause, 1 will sell TO the
highest bidder, in front OF the Second Chan
Gerry Courtroom, on Second street, in the city
of Memphis, within legal hours, on
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No remedy possesses 30 many valuable Me-
dicinal Properties rs this combination Of
Roots, Herbs and Barks. The QUEENS DE-
LIGHT Is acknowledged by physicians to be
the most powerful remedy known for Impure
Blood, Liver Complaint, Nervousness, kemale
Complaints, Constipation, Rheumatism, Dis
eases OF the Kidneys, SYphititic Affections,
kin Diseases, Chronic Complaints, etc. But
in his preparation IL Is combined with other
vegetable products, which renders its virtues
doubly valuable. Most diseases have then
origin In the blood, and as R Blood Purifier the
sAkSAPARILLA and QUEENS DELIGHT
has no equal. II requires but a tual 70 con-
vince the most sceptcaL
For Female Complaints, whether in young
or old. married or single, at the dawn OF
or the turn of life, DR.. TUFTS
Liver Pills are an acknowledged remedy.
DIR TUFTS HAIR DYE HAS No BAD DOOR.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed made to me, on
ID the Dist day Of June, 1850, by George O..
which is recorded in the Registers
office of Shelby county, in Book No. z, pages
$40, SO and SOL, i viii,
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memphls and charleston rallroaa-

-
In connection with Liberal receipts We
cDuy the following from the annual
.rif-uiar OF one Of the most astute cotton
n rchan Of Memphis: The crop Is open
6lg unusually early, a sure indication Of a
~ .ort crop at least, and viii as usual be mar
IKE ted early. so that We expect TO see the low
.st prices at an early period Of the cotton sea-
son as the supply VIII exceed a present de-
mar d. Nor do we see how this state OF things
can De- avoided, as q large portion OF the crop
j. an. lady pledged, and the negroes tCtH sell
fheirt PORTION. But provided too large a pOr-
zion OF the crop be not parted with, this Is the
sureSt y ray 10 get fun average price, for II We
let Spiul ter have One-half Of the crop al the
besf pric. IS they viii give, they viii be forced
10 nav "a Il III price for the other half HOwev-
cr.any zen leral Withholding Of supplies nom
market wi q cause q rapid advance IN prices,
r-s8lrfno i'm an enforced ecOnOm on the part
of consumer = and a prevailing distrust OF
Nalup-. and " hen the crop does come into
prices VIII ensLfe that VIII be felt by every
UrlHueeru
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sm prepared now 20 offer ~
the trade the latest styles OF H\A
my popular Joirtless Skirts, MB
Folding Bastles and hand-ff T
made Corsets, at lover prices
than have TO be paid for the
inferior store goods. Country Nkd
merchants have already
found that their patrons ask
for the Skirts with my stamp
on the waiEtbaud.
Remember you can get all ~
sizes, allienEthEa aud AZ styles. "
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Administrators Notice.

TFHE undersigned having suggested to the
4 County Court Clerk of shelby county the
insolvency of the estate Of +. N. Woodward,
deceased, / hereby notify all persons having
claims against the estate 10 appear before the
said County Court Clerk ia hle the same,
authenticated in the manner prescribed
by law, on or before the 18th day Of Oc-
tOber, 1872, otherwise they shall be forever
barred, both in law and equity.
JULIA ". WOODWARD, Adm'Z.
]. N. Ford, Attorney.
Memphis. Tenn. July rs. 1877. iylefr1