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sCnTr & nIXnN

EOOTF y DAAVN
q TrORNETS AT Law AND SOLICITOR IN CHAN
u cEEY, n mphis- Tenn, viii prssics their profes-
1on in al TIE Courts bed IN the city Of Memphis and the
zrprene AMI FEDERAL CeIrts At IHckson- Prompt stten-
t1n win b. given 70 81 claims for coeci0n eztrusfed to
them once In New Bank Building, Of Main and
Asdisol streets, River bank EntrSne % Madison
HtrsEt- tau6-H
THE0DORE &. CONE,
TT0kNEF AT Law. Memphis Tenn 0foa or
~ Aain street 10 GreeniaE's Building, bctgeen Union
sad Gsyesa streets novs-tIy
JOHN HALLUM,
A ffORNET AT law, ana General Collector for
n west Tennessee Ofacs on Js1srson street, Pest
One BuildirE- seps
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IHTELLIGENGE OFFICE.
GENERAL ADVERTISING AND COL
LECTING AGENCY.


no. HowARD's ROw.
TTAVIN6 estab shed In the above business,
e respectfully solicit the patronage Of the eoumu-
/ atty.
keep constantly On hand ane and select stock cf
Neuv lettes Periadicais. &C
~. refer 70 Jas g. Nerriman, wm. Park, T. p
Tree Rev Dr. Barbse, Archibald wright ksq 1uase
Jno A. Nooe, wlrley Patterson, n q Gal sNays L
| : mn - sp2s-iy
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HoN- LEWIS cAss. Secretary OF State.
EAKL OLARBsDOE TO Mr. DALLAS

FOREIGN OFFIcE, OCTOBER s. 1877.
SIE: / have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter OF the 16.h ultimO, re-
pectihg the proceedings of Commander MOTes-
by, Of her Majesty's ship SdPpho, in OBTAINING
on the coast OF Africa and eventually ssnding
to New York the American bark PGnchitd on
the ground that she was engaged in the slave
trade.
/ feel that can return no more satisfactory
answer 10 your representation on this matter
Ihan By communicate z TO you, for the inform
alton Of the Government OF the United States,
a copy Of a reply which have received from
the Board Of Admiralty to the reference which
I made to them on the receipt Of your letter,
from which you will perceive that the Lords
Commissioners have highly disspproved OF the
condaet Of Commander MOresby, and have d.
rscted that be should be removed from the sta
tion where be might again have to deal with
vessels suspected Of being engaged in the slave
trade.
There can be no doubt that the detention Of
the PaIokita, and the sending her to New
York, constituted an infraction Of the treaty
between Great Britain and the United States
but the views which the British Admiral on the
station has taken of Commander Morssby''
proceedings in this case, and the terms IN which
the eispleasuTe Of the Lords Of the Admiralty
have been conveyed to hat officer, will, / fee
assured, be satisfactory TO the Government oi
I the United States
But feel equally assured that great allow.
7 anee will be made by the Government OF th'
I United States for officers charged with the sup
preston Of the slave trade, who are compelles
to witness the frequent aud unchecked abuse oI
the American flag in the prosecution Of th'
trade and who see that, under the protection
Of that flag, and in consequences Of 20 Ameri
can sbiD-of war having for nearly a twelve
month appeared on the station, the nsfarion
/ traffic is now carried on in the most open an
daring manner, and with a constantly ineress
| ing activity.
In corroboration Of what have stated above
beg leave to transmit copies Of dispatcl
and its enclosures received at the Adnirslt
| from Rear Admiral Sir Frederick Grey, th
officer commanding her Msjesty's naval force
on the west coast OF Africa, which contain
the most recent in. mstiOn upon the subjec
which has reached r Msjesty's Government
CLARENDON.
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LIES M0RHE-

A TrORKEY AT Law, Memphis, Tenn References
n Nessrs ward 4 Joaes, Phillips White, Lamb
To1nrI 4 90. NcCIanahan Tr0usdale Din, NiliOn Z
Putnam MICS owe1. Ese-. N Ayery, hsq-s y Asmpnis
streets ex docr 3 the Gsyose Savings Iustitution.
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arofrsslonal Garos.
DR. HJHOIMFS. SEN,

INORNHRLT - SprinE RIDGE a1d recently of Brsnd5n
Il Ats--s has located in Memphis 70 practice the
r1ouz brHnches 81 his rQfssfis1 For he last =eventn
years be has devoted Etienti1n more parcuary 20
uterine cisesses and oidsuts daring partoriOn. he
has sortatai vi b himself hts DR.. Holmes. j.
REFERS To-H0n- Benrv F0oie, Charlie Scott, L.
'. Dixou. A N. ute, Z n Avery and John Robert
sea- President Memphis and Lite Rock Raj r5sd
OFFIOE-sts Main street Rssideucz Court 81 orst
beoE Third OEce hours 70 A n. and 20 8 : -
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White SULPHUR Springs.
ardin Counfy. Tenn.

ard in County. Tenn.
VIE ahoEH Netefl ing place wa opeuef for the
Il eePtion o. Fisitors. on the FIR5r DAY OF JuhE
NsAt- daily liue % Coacnez (our hours stagiag
= i Connect win The Memphis and Charlsfon Rairosd
~ me buTusvile Dept Ten hours travel from -
p-is % he sprnEs- For health or pleasure tre VI e
sHphur Is equal 70 any Wats-irg sce Nor OF soufh.
nns band of Music from New Cr-an- vii De- n stlen-
dance. GEO SHALL,
an14 dau7m P-1p-isfor
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Asws wish to enc0arsge and patroni1e Southsru lite
rature and enterprise, VIII Fubse On N ldefaie terms
feSfi elefs Of our Universities Colleges aud Scho Is
IN the south atefuiy Illustrated and neatly printed
ane ooored paper sAehsd 70 each uumter Of the Nag
szln Those wishing n II afvtTiseents TO aupear In
the nrst nuHber VII please fOrSsd their f1vors without
further delav. mY12-qtyav
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Che0Oe9. than ECea.!
SOUTHERN LITERARY
Organ and Review,

PROF. b. III. CAPERS, EDITOR
A RRAEGEMBNTS have finally been Terfeoted for The
permanent sill hmeut of this N, gHzine, and We
are able to Announce the issue of the 81 NUMBER II
June The cory slFeady in the hands Of The printer
and the WORK progressing rapidly the issuing OF
drst number viii permit. The EDITOR cee'os himst toI
tuna,e In securing the rintinE The extensive estab
ushment OF the Morning Bulletin Company voose un-
Surpassed factie5 and WI estsblishe1 reputations
acter of.the work
Ourfstends At home and abroad vin please forward
their subscriptions sss cary day as prsetcaoe thsi
We nav tx upJn the size Of our edition. the WORK viii
not be sferenytvpec.
Tue pubiicaien once will Be at the CountinE-Ro Room o.
tha Bulletin Company IS Msfis0n street the kdt0ria
Room over the River Bank Hain and hadl-oI
streets Letters NAY be addressed to the Bdief 70 the
Bulletia Company. The following are tne
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i-hOL LD...s-sssss
ARNnWn - Hill
Edward PICRETT, JF.,

A Tr0REEFs AT Law, slieiro . in Chanoery and
n General noilHeting AGENTS Jsc1to. Mss VIII give
prompt ATTENTION g. al business coufdt - them profess
sionapy- Refer 10 IN p-st idex 70 the future
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Iassts.tL.s 8 oorrsspondsnss.

The President Of the United States, on Mon
day week last, eommunicatedto to the Senate the
correspondence in relation to the capture Of
the American bark Panehits By British ofi-
Ger, who sent her 20 New York on the ground
that she was a SLAYER, engaged in violating the
treaty stipulations between the United States
and Great Britain. The documents are some
what vOluminous, but the most important are
the letter Of Mr.. DALLAS to the Secretary Of
State, and the response of Lord CLApEEDoN to
Mr.. DALLAS. 1t will be seen that the British
Admiralty have promptly disclsimsd this act
OF aggression on the part of their officer, and
have removed him from service on the African
station, and Lord CLARENDON approves the act
Of censure not, however, without advancing
something in the way Of palliation for the
oHsDdsrs
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FxO n TROTTEz

A TTOBSKy AT Law. Memphis, Ieun- once,
- scn street midway the Post once BuildinB.
1u17-dsEsswIy
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Police The New York Police department
is to be increased to fourteen hundred men:
OF the present force, one hundred and sixty
men are detained as detectives, and for service
at the Mayors Office and the courts forty as
River and HsrbOr Police, and about thirty are
sick, which reduces the present patrol force to
eight hundred and twentv-seven men, half Of
whom do night, and half day duty. These
hsve over five hundred miles patrol, leaving
I.sa thar . D ill.,, :. 2. = r.ila
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Removal.
HUsWE #. HILL.
of nao1. 20

TTAs removed his ohiee from No. Bank Avenue, 70
the rorner of Main and Madison streets, ovsr IN
Wessrs r L Smith, Sheriff; J. P TT ssvanf, Clerk Of
the Comfy Court and A. Woodward, Notary Pubic
ave thetr once in rooms sRd pe7srRs want
ns papers oertasd for RecCr st any place in the Unit
sisfes or cut Of a. can done At bis once vita
st--..scb aDf6-ff
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DIR. R. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and Acesucher,
Esshinstsh stres,, tetveen Main and Second,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Washington Strest, retHeen Main ana Second
MEMPHIS, TENN.
15oe hoars from 70 o'eiock A n, and non 70
O'Clock, p. N.
ST1HANKFuL FOR the kind psironSge heretofore ex-
tended 70 ne, take pleasure to inform ny custom
rs and the pubiic general that - not ny In enttor
% leave this city as has been reported, and tha an
yer ready q attend u AL of internal and exterua
diseases aHd that pr pared 20 undertake he INST
incu operations and aocouchmsnts, and that do not
sAiose any preparation Of mercury in diseases
ghntcver.
Secret diseases are cured in my own method, in such
manner q not interfere with the business of the
tient ard that dc not any mercury In the treat
nent Of the sane.
For the following Rheumatism, A-thrftis, Neuralgia
Nervous Headsche aud TOothahe Paralysis DyspepsiA
Torpidty on the Liver Spinal Curvature and weakness
Uterine Diseases Hipp-, Tumor Albus or white Swell
ng Deafness well all dlseasesof the Ere and Ear
Amenorrhoea, Chio-osis, Stertity Spenatorhoea &C.
&c or disease that require entire regulation o.
he nud and nervous Svsten use the Eagnetokieefrt
trestment which s universally known for is prsotoa
bility
After q practice Of ten years as stad Physician hn'
8irector Of several hospitals in Germany. and eiEh
years practice in the United States reputation ~
Physician surgeon and Aoooucher is sufcsently estAb
lshcd a. 70 no further comment.
der2s-daWly DR R- T. ASkz
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CRoPs, &c.-Ws were out in Williamson
evening before last. and had occasion 10 notice
the crops, in passing. The corn is promising
well wheat do, With little complaint Of
rust. Oats are doing we'll Cotton is begin.
ming to grow very handsomely, and Tobacco
is doing very well, where they have had seasons
for planting ou..-NashUilie NslDs, jane 5.
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nR IN sLEDGg has returned from EeE YORK
" arter sbsence Of nine months, and has eeoSeo
sous astounding IN that city he has taken an
ono At NJ g. Noarse street, between Main and second
streets the prHctice Of Aedicine Wnet
be has for sale csebrstei C0mpou1ds. All calls at
tendei TO- day or niEht As he intends locating pers
neufy n Nsurhis aud the great success he nas
had n TIE trez Of the various d eases ne thtn
he shOtd have liberal patrousg from the citizens o.
Hsnphis Jzns-d1y
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A TToKNsTs AT Law, CharI stoa, Miss win prao-
II tos IN h fso Ei9g Counties Of ECrth kissssipp
TslshEtchie. Psno q. Tal0bushs Carroll Sunf
che PeieTHl Oour P0ntStoc and the Supreme Court
at JaeEs0u Prompt @tenton win be paid 70 the Cseo-
ton q Claims placed in their hands
REFERENCES - WstssH, Graft 4 Benton. Holly
Springs, Mrs; ". p. stsArns Oxford, Mss =
Pisher. .JAcksoa, Mss; WAtt, Eobls n kSbey. Or
ieEnf, Ia sptb-sz
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- q rran.psr,.,l.r. 4 - -
House. Mover and Raiser.

I DO respectfully INFO m the Ct liens o. Nm -,
I phis 81 q he surrounding ccunt that 4 am i7si
pared Win he ne ry and fixtures ltlI
% Move Rai.e Lower ard 81 aiEhfeu BuildmEs ..A
u all descr ptons- Persons ing work ae IN hat
Inc will dud 70 their Interest TO call on mr a. ny
1i~ee Of residence oorrsr OF Nal snd Overton streets
Memphis WILLIAM BCOTH.
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Tln5 a1l ElrWlr1lng A5s1I af Wlee-Il3-
Wh. 5. WOODSTDE

AasLer o. Trans portarions h4ltLnloro-
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders 70 stop a
Ry point and resume their seats al pleasure may b.
ourch.ssd Al the Company's once No IS, Jeferson
iuuel5-fv WM. MORfN. Agent
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COTingtOn. Teun- Memphis. Tenn keuphis. Tenn
STEELE. MORGAN s. STEELE
A IToREEYs AND COUNCILLORS AT Law, Mem
% phis Tenn viii pr1ctice 10 The Courts Of west Ten
nessse. once Maia-Et IN walkers Block, No g. 3od
noor Special attention paid 10 the collection Of Claims
ocI-Iy
NEW LAW PARTNERSHIP.
TTTM POLK, and smith P BSnkhead- having
w hHnd . partnership, win hereafter praciice lsv
together N the city q Memphis uovi-ly
M. ID. WEIGH,
A FTOKFEY AT Law sactEon, Tenn All business
"A ntrustsd to his care prOuptly attended 70.
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DIR. @s 40 TCIT@

X ,t-e 0IlF ofseTt his professional services to the
A1S.- of Memphis md It's vicinity.
~ n .faenoe b % goCau street. next to that Of A.
- 1oe IN GreeElaE's Building Main street, south Of
io1. second ~hereh Re be found At Al hsurb,
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Notice.
DissOIutiOu
.TlESt ReceiUed,

DE steamers IngonaTl .tllIoI 7AI'I1 - -
RW BIN.
suzar-Fair Prime Eud Choice;
Suear-Crushcd and PoEdareci
Molssses-Barreis aud naives;
Golden syrup, Rio Ccde;
~ aerrings; HacEsrei IN bbls- acd kittsj
Tobasco and Cigar Star CsndeE;
Extra st. Louis flour
Bsoon Hams sides and Shoulders;
"a With will be sold At the iowest essh prices.
JNO G. FLOURSoT,
suss.ssor 70 Fiournoy, CooPsr and Jeake,
aa-te Ie6 Main street
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DR. THOs. TATE.
nFFEKS hi srrrices The citizens % Memphis ana
" O,violnlty. Onos corner ef Second and washing
top streets msr3i-iy
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DUsysLs4P
CHALYBRATE SPRINGS,

NCdA DOlttaIs naEttMaN DNuaI Ifuns
I'VE und-rsignrd viii rc-5pen these csl-trsred
VIKINGS ior the sec0nd sea on. on MOND4V.
ne i0la of Nav, having cd the BlLdinzs and
srounds In a. hue elndiiun any Watering FIace IN
the Southwest TIE aruunds ave eEt-t "a nd
oeauin with everFree7 Shrubherv Oh forest cesr-d
sri grzdid the room painted and fuIuishsd win new
onttol mattresses the Bal Room cecura 90 and DIT in
me condition ths three Ten Pin Arys end swings have
ben pat 10 god ofder.
Tne Waters, there bei7g Eve Springs consist q
Chslybfat sup and ZEE stone and how fa abuu-
dane. di-ient for 900 persons a DAY q the curs-
live pr psrties of the for al 10 ar efHf..r
win Sross-y, Dysp-pata Running sores and fr ths
DIE ses q Fe al s. sreestaoiish~d ga. an e
The Dunlap springs aco in1e BY the Mis-isslrrI
Central snd Tennessee Railroad. -Itunt-r crv lsf
les Boiirar 20 from Grard Juuct0u and 20 Or n
Memphis 0F rail -Hacks are ruuni De- cor a.. t IA
ne rars rr0 Bolivar being 1zly DE hours run ten
Aenphif % the Sp~inEs The tTavaier ia Eusrauriai
sE8ust 0rbitznt charges tnsfare terg So cents
te railroad delot 10 the springs and % cents fr bag
zzse ami wants
There Is sls9 fne runuinR strsau and ercsreut A.
ing grounds, With carriage ~osd % the creek only
quarter of nil Z "a the Sp-i gs, and a undaucs q
Wtd turkeys, duck ant sqli ls.
Prof. Hessug with bis du- Brass ard sting Band IS
enssged f'r the and viii .avrl IN get 10 the
day Win Bass music. and a. night With S.tug uiusic
l c. FADE IAN,
/ sp'f-dawsn P--1-i- rlr
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WATSON s CRkET

A TroREEFS AT Law, AemT' rsssea soufhe.st
u corner Of Jefferson and Sec - = 80 = r,-ss
BuidinE. ID stairs WI D-as - n - courts ~ Nsr,
pnis sns tbe Federal and 8 ,ssss T7-fs - Ssrls.
COUNTIES Of y nth Missi. - =. r.s, ~ -. :. =
- ~, ssrF .-s a . ne tederAl Corrt - Pun-
lolSc 80 spfl 80 ~ Eieh Court of Errera ana Ap
go o. @iaai'spp Tey desire % se-efs oenectins
oNsL-cea-
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A TrORSEY AT Law. Ansiin Tdnios county, Miss.
- VII attend 10 the payme.f taxes redemption %
land eifhs forteite1 taxes and viii pre1Fts
attend 70 BE examination Of land titles IN tae ool1ies
q Tunies ooahomE. Bolivar and Washington
ians-dar.er-
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4rOfassiOaaI Gar0s.

WILLIAM 8. WILLIAMS. Ms...........-..GEORe
Lase Of Memphis. Tenn Late Of Holly Sprlr
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OCEAN TErEeRAPH - Mr. Ericsson has
written letter, in which be says, 10 substance
the new machinery to lay the ocean telegraph
is no security against breaking the wires, and
be anticipates fresh trouble.
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n a KTRFFKER- m. D..

TToNFoPAfHTU PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
wish-s 70 inform the cisens of Memphis and it's vi
cnity, that he has located htnseh ~ the so1heest
osrnsr q Bnton AMI Second streets.
OHce haaTs m e'Soct n the m0rriug. between y
a1d Al neon, and batTssI sAe 7 n tbs eFs1infs
kEFHEELEe-a1 aost tsETEesi Cos, tla5s. q AttSsi
Eetsa Giiefsii, FE. Il cSsflefIah. 3 81 hts- Aef1
hse & ftak-tsis 50 ef tksstlh y tssissil.i
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VERY WEr.-The Cairo Gasstts complains
of that place being verv wet, it says No at.
tempt has yet been made BY the council TO nd
the city Of the body Of water accumulatsd m
side the levees. Strangers passing through the
city carry with them this impression, and i
will be hard to eradicate it. Nothing should
be left uuaone to speedily remove this water
powerful pumps and apparatus should be rig
ged with al possible dispatch.
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REcovERIsG.-Tbe Washington Star says
& A private letter received in this city, says
that General Pierce and bis lady intended lssv-
Pace sas lRflsgsd. IbsBse ~ esq Il - H.
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

THuElAtsst and By far the most important improge-
uient IN Photography is ths recently patented pic
,ure known as the SPHEREOT1PE, which is not only
aeE and uni any Of It's predecessors, bat greatly 81
lsror all ne Sphereotype Is proof AGAINST fiA2i
Alb and water, and for richness Of tone, warmth q
aggression and dstinctness has equa-in fact the
1son such that the picture image, seems suspend
a In air, entirely independents Of the back ground
For this picture have The exclusive right Tor Aen
rhis Specimens be IN cur Gallery, where pic
also izkea in the various style b. our Artsi
PROF. REM1NGTOH,
uho cobinrs the Chemist with the Artist Ehich ena
hes him at AL tines - Produce superior Pictures
y n. CLARK CO.,
a.-a-sf No I Carfgz Narhle Block-
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MEMPHIS AND tHARLFSIHN

WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
T'HIS RsilVsy, faly and newly eguipped, and passing
through bsaltifui ana healthy cpur try cfars 10
travellers frou the Mississippi Vusy rout three bun
dred miles shorter. and possessing Ereat dpatch and
comfort th-n any o. her b IA EAST and NORTH
TINS AND FARE REDUCED -UreeI he present
seneue Of The Post once pepartmut delays are per-
mltted and . saving Effected n Il hours.
Passing through Slave Territory ample security Is A.
forded for the conveysnce q Servants
Al Dalton Ca, choice Of Route Is odereF-sy en-
'inuous railway through GeurgIa south Ca-aHra an
Ncrth CaFolina 70 Rchm nd or by the G--sr NJ ozI-
tan Line tAroEgh Etst Tennessee and virginia 20 Knar
vile LFneheuIs Richmond, and % AT cf the cetrlt1d
THE s1PREss NAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis saily
Il TOO , n .storpiug st al Stations.
THs ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAlL1 except Sundaysl al IS. P. NJ for Junction
with tie Mississippi Contra and rennessee Central
aailrosd somervfe and tuternFdiafe sta IONS
TRAINS CONNECT-At Grand Junction with The
Mississippi Central Ralrrsd 70 Holly Sorings xfor1
Grensda, Canton Jscks \, etc zni viva tae Missis-
sPpi and Tennessee Central Rsr0 70 Bolivar ia. son,
At POeahontas. with tri weekly line OF Coaches 70
Ripley, Pontotrcr Aberdeen, and Columbus. Miss.
At luka. with daily line OF four-h0rss Coaches
through Aher EN-, Columbus ac 70 the northern isr-
minus OF the Noble and ohio RsilToad
Throush t kets gOod until used-with the privilege Of
/ stopping At any poIni desired At The GENERAE
TICKET OFFICE, Commercial Hotel, and q the Madison
Street Station
zach passenger win Be allowed one hundred pounds Of
eagg article viii Be carried a. bas that ls
incident tn person 0f me passenger In of
loss the Company vii hof themselves responsible
| amount exceeding %
Negroes, when traveiing alone. must have permit,
ng the Pont TO which hey T. and specifyug
that they % travel ty rsr ad. they Ei not b
carried No ticket vii Be sod thea- nor vii they b
received on the cars un-ss IN M sgent be pfe
ent or known to the Tcket Agent Conductor or other
person 70 vouch for genuineRess Of permit.
p c. ARES.
| General Superintendent.
I
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CAUTION F!
REAn CARETULLY.

FTIHE zenui-,e highly CONCEIVE TED bGRH IVES
1 HOLLAND BiTrBRS Is pus up & half % ooi.-es
aniv ard re- aiIed one dollar for inze hotties TIE
zrss demand or this truls cscora ed ne cas IN
tue many Iniiatiuns which Toe putlle -neuia t-aia
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