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Affnchnlent Notice.

John brlnh vs. I'm AAAEhoAs
nFFORE me, Wm. s. Walton. q ]. p. in and
ID for Shelby county The plaintiff IN The
above entitled cause having made oath af,e,irriA
ipg 70 due form, that tho defendant Is fnsIehfrff
- hlta Sc, and an attachmsnt having been
issu,sf and returned levied, &C.; the 4
hereby notified tEat unless he appear and de-
feud on The lsth day Of October, iSi7 AZ 10
o'clock a m. proceeding will he had ex uar-fs
and judgment rendered against him Tor claim
and costs.
This nOt ce 90 be published in the Appeal
once q week for Jour consecutive weeks
sell lawiWe WM' s. WALTON, p.
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Architect and Engineer,

TVHE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il his friends and the public that ne IL pre-
pared 70 devote his whole attention 10 Design
ing ans and SupeuutendiuE Buildings Win
n mucs energy and attention % his pafrnns5
interest," as he did FOR the CIty's interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-Sullman Block, Second and AIadl
son streets. Charges reasonable.
j. II. MCCLURE
Arelfffs4uf afsfF =
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nr. Lirinr.tone sllII AIlre.

The British ship Highfiyer, which has
been successfully engaged for twelve
months past in intercepting the dhows
employed in the slave trade on the Mo.
zambique and Zanzibar coast, has for
warded letters which confirm the i'm
preston becoming continually more dis.
tinct, that DR.. Livingstone is still alive.
The sheik Of Kielwa informed the Off
GERS Of the Highfyer that that was the
case, although many Of the DOCTORS fol-
lowers had been killed in a fight with
the natives.
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TrUSt Sale Of Real Rotate.

DY virtue OF certain Deed OF Trust 10 me
ID executed by Salue Baxter, On the 18th day
OF April, 1867, (recorded in Book No. 90, part /.
pages 5l3, and 5, Ia Registers Offieei for
the purpose OF securing selden. Williams & Co
in the payment OF q certain prOmissory note
therein mentioned, j will offer for sale, on
Monday, the 18th day OF August next, between
the usual hOuIs Of legal sales, az pubhc vendue,
to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse door.
in the city Of Memphis, the following described
real estate situate in the county Of Shelby,
State or Tennessee, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-Wit. LOIS Nos ard Of
the Subdivision OF lots No. 20 and 81, bounded
on the north by Walker avenue; on the east
by lots Nos. I, 2 3 and 1; on the south by The
south line OF lot 70 and lot 9 and on the wesf
by lot No. Z said property viii be sold to sat
iSfv the terms Of said Deed OF Trust TE.Rw
CASH While undersigned believes the title
TO he conveyed by him viii Oe gnod, ssiIt he
will only sell and convey such tile as vests IN
hIn as Trustee, as Aforesaid.
iylS I'm q. G. SELDEN, Trustee
The above sale Is postponed to SATURDAY
the 2Ist Of September, by consent OF al parties
concerned.
au2l "a c. O. sELDEsN, Trrstee.
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sEgREy kyR xAsOyIC CALEyBAR.
Observation-Disclosures

1SG-.
LODGES.
AEGERoSA, No lsS Meets lot Monday in
evaAy month, AT Ouo-tslluw~ Hall cor. tourt
and Main. D. b. Forster, 2Si Front street,
". NJ John Eeamish, Sec'y.
SOUTH MEMPHIS. No. lIS Meets ID Friday af
,srh mouth-Hsll, cor, Madison and Second.
q =. Sslars. ". NJ; Benz. X. Punen, sec.
IE... sU8TT No. 2S9 Meets lst Friday or each
r..-.--HaiI COZ. Madison and Second. John
E4..r IS. No. -a Meets 81 Friday of each
luIuLll- JtI-r- rs Hall r. N. Stanley
" y ". D. Bar- SO.
~ q5gslSC. ~. s. r Dl Meets sth Friday
.. each u-Huf..H... -lulL street. John J.
arsl2m, s5l, t ia 3. X. PuIlen, Sd, sec.
EC-r p ARCH.
PENS Chapter, no g. Meets ID Monday or earn
mnuth-udd-Fs.l0 lows Hail. Johu ZCnt, II. T.
h. r.; b. M. Levy. sec.y.
h. AND s. NJ
EUREKA Council. No. 8. Meets 81 Monday Of
each inonth-odd-Fe Fellows Hall. John Zent,
tn. H. \. J,sWigsin- Rec.
TENFLARs,
CTEENE UG1nmsudsTy, No. T. Meets 4ih Mon
day Of each month. John Gent, Com; n. J.
hiEgiu, Rec.
A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
9lI Front Strret.
HEso.Es Lodge 81 Periecuon, Hth; No. l.
Ststec Communications 2d Wednesday Z ight
Of each month. Henry p. WcoGard, SD, O..
NJ; Charles N. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
MIrHRAs Lodge OF Perfection, 18th; No. ?.
Meets 4fh wednesday oI each month. George
heilersh, S-ll, IL. A-'. A L. fTankiand, d3d,
See.
CAsfPHIA Council Princes og Jerusalem, 18TH;
No. .. Benz. X. Pulen, sd, Tarsh.-.; -
- Sec.
CALyARYCHAPrER OF Rose Uroiz. 18Th, No. I.
Charles ". Adams, 81, n. W. II. Z. Tom
Iuspu, 32t, Sec.
PHILTPPE DUFLEssErs Council Of E-h, s'th.,
No. ]. Henry p. W GODDARD. sd, Comm
William Y. Ciroie ild, Rec
{ N tHF- "a
AIusle. @I., Comm. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader. 33d, Reg.
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RAILROADS.
Memphis 6 Little ROek R.R.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY Is. Igs7
- trains viii leave HOPEFIELD at am ar
irving a. len Mile Bayou as Sis Am. Return
ing-Leave Ten &ile Bayou At so p1n., and
arrive at HOpefleld atG.i5 pm.
On TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS 4 train
viii leave Ten Mile Bayou ~ SD am. arriving
Is Hopeneld at 9.i5 am Returning-Leay
Hopefeld nj 4 pm, and arrive at Ten Mile
Bayou at SIS pm.
rhe Round Trip Prom Memphis, 81 80.
The FeFTyboat NEVADA Will make close
connection with all trains.
-.... b.. ]. L. EEIGS,
yylb Chief Engineer.
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Adnainfstrator,s Motfce.

NOTICE Is hereby given that VIII apply for
N Letters of Administration on the estate OF
James a. Wilson, deceased, AT the next (Ssp-
tenn berl Term OF the County Court
ANDREW ~. BRO WN.
August %, 1907, au2l I'm
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SEWING MACHINES.
Why the Grover ce Baker. Machine
Is Best.

/. 1t Is more simple, durable, and less liabl,
TO arrangement than others
2 II sews from ordinary gpOOls. and no re
winding Of thread is necessary.
3. II sewS with equal facility all fabrics the
most delicate and the heaviest, ard with al
kinds Of thread, silk, cotton OF linen.
4. Its seam IS so strong and elastic that Il
never breaks, even on the bias.
5. lt faStens both eEts Of the seam by its OWL
operation.
6. Its seam, though cut At every sixth stitch
remains firm, and neither runs or ravels in wear
Z. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpneSs and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
8 It's scam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
g. Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines Is I'M
necessary I'm this The tension being once ad-
justed on the Grover and Baker Machine. any
amount OF seWiugmay be done without change.
10 II makes beautiful embroidery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by insert
ing threads Of suitable sizes and colors for tn
purpose. II is the only machine that both en-
brOiders and sews PERFECTLY.
Sc Send for Circular.
GROVER & BAKER'S S. n. CO.,
jyl3 800 Main Street, UD Stairs,
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DiarrhBs, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething, and the Gleet
Preventive of Asistic Cholera.
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esdnn. October So. 18I

~, are ,rennisss proceed 70 sell Al pubic aue-
lion 10 Inc highest bidder, for cash. certain
tract Of tand described IN said deed OF trust as
sii,,ste living and being in said cOunfy or Mon
- oyd State Of Arkansas, and as section No
tSfrtv.four t3il, in township No. two (2l SOUTH
and in range NO one ~ west, containing SIX
hundred and forty acres, upon which there is a
dv,siling house, gin and OuthOuses, with about
one hundred acres cleared unSieFfence, and in
siafe OF cultivation-knOWu s. the old resi-
,Ienre OF the said Thomas y johnson. de-
ceased. The title is believed TO be good, bat L
" IN sell onIy as trustee. esIf
Right OF REDEEM ption waved
ss7 adw 4. 1. MATTh ENs, Trustee,
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Tr2Sst Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that in aeror,Iare.
~ with the provisions and directions o r 1, fiss5
in trust executed and delivered 10 me an ~.
Itfh day OF July, 1855, By kicbard B Hasvie--
(whlen deed is Of recOri In Tie RacoreriT oiiic.
OF CrittendeD county, Aikansas.l and for 49,
payInsut OF the notes therein described ,vfil
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

QH advice Of trieuds have coucIuIs,i TO ada
~ 70 Iuy division OF olasses Pre- rsr.lt0r-t- H.
pariment at six lOllars per TuODtl. also Il tre
this occasion 70 remark In order TO correct errr
neOlS Impression in y gard % my prices. sl,.lf
lne Acaiefnlc De lartTleEt Of nay school fal-aq
usually taugh IN female schools with a c1rrzz-
bondiug advaneement IN uther branches or
sugcal0n, lle collegiate Department. being
designed to offer TO pupils an 6pportunitv h a
higher anu more thOrQEgh degree OF schoIar-
ship. LETITTs sfsV
August D, 1851. er1T
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COURSE OF STUDY.

Constitutionai Law-.--...----0ieu. ALHEIsT PIEE
Real Property 4 Pleading g-----..Hou. r *. HEArH
ferEenal Property q Pialilii A. D. liza Is
Equity Commercial Lasw--iEon. +. T. -CEgcGs
Grim. Law q Admiralty. Gen. j. r. CHAIlEBs
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Merchant Tailoring Goods.
RiLk for DiVOrce

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby county, Tenn.
Louisa Gross vs. Peter GrOss.
IN this cause it appearing from afidavit on
/ ME that defendant is a nonresident OF the
State OF Tennessee; IL Is therefore ordered that
ne do enter his appearance herein. at the court
house in the city OF Memphis, and plead, an
syer or demur to cOnlplsinants bill, on or be-
fOrethe third Monday in January. 1868, or the
same Will be taken for confessed and Sst for
heariug ex paite; and that copy OF this o. der
lie publiShed once a week for four successive
w. eks in tine Memphis Appeal,
Attest: NJ. ID. l.. STEW AEeIs Clofk-
HalIum 4 Washington, sols. for c0npl't-
sept. 4, 1867, SEQ tds
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Cars 60 Through without Change.

MagnlhceutSie ieeDing Cars on all Night Trains
EagEige Checked uIrOlzh % ali impOftant
places. Persons holding through TIcksts can
stop over al any point and resana Journey at
pleasure.
- Through Tickets and al in uf0rTaation can
be obtained at Ticket once, 2Szi< Main street
and at Depot. SAN &. Jon ksS
ly5 n General SuperIutenlenL
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TN pursuance Of q trust deed made to me By
i THOMAS ID, johnson, now deceased, dated
April y. 1851, and duly recorded In the Regis
ter'a Office Of Monroe county, Arkansas, IL
Record Bnak /, pages Nos. 362, 363 and S54, FOR
the purpose Of securing the amount of the
notes therein mentioned. viii on
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
gH FTfs1f gtrgcf

CFEENE CO5amsudsTy, No.4 Meets 4ih Mon
day OF each month. John Gent, Com; n. J.
MI-lfu. Rec.
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Cotton Factor
AND
co N MISSION MERCHANT,
No. 27e Front Street.
MEMPHIS, TENN

1 IBERAL ADV DVANCEsS-Supplies at Whole
/ ! sale Prices. Commission Tor selling Cotton
{ me nnILnr Enln-
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NIGHT EXPRESS Every night except Sat
urday night at ii pm, making close connec-
bOidt, and with Illinois Central Railroad for
81 Louis, Chicago, st. Paul. and al points
NORTH West and East, and at Louisville with
Jeheronyllls Railroad for all Northern and
Eastern cities.
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EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN!

rTH0EOUGH Training Required! " T.
4 Wards Seminary for Young Ladies Nash
vile, Tenn, the Leading school in the soath 2
French spoken at The French Table! Open On
and after MONDAY, September 2i.
au,A I'm W. r WARD Farfu-fuaT
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The Great Southern Remedy.
WOOD NAPTHA.
Recommended by distinguished embers OF
the Medical Profession.

THIS Medicine viii be found on a fair trial
i 70 be the most prompt ana effectuai rem
edy Tor all diseases pf The I'll e. and I'll BOAT,
the greatest care having been taken in ffS
preparation. beiug compounded on The most
scientific puncip es. In its cOIa position is EN-
braced q comb nation OF the most valuable
and efiecttve EXpsctOrautS. AuCdynes aEd
Sedatlves, which are Enowz 70 possess the
highest repute with all Intelligent members OF
the Medical Profession.
Wood Nsptha- as wen as the Wild Cherry,
enters largely into It's composition, being the
GREAT REMEDY so successfully used n Con-
sumption by the celebrated DT. Hastings, OF
London.
Eg The following evidence Is from tho Rev.
". ID. +. saWTie, Presiding Elder OF The MethO-
DIST Episcopal Church, for she District of North
Alabama:
DIR CrAEL.rs WTLLIAMs-Dcu ST. I take
pleasure in giving my testimony 20 the virtues
Of your excellent ~PulmOntc Balsam Of Wild
Cherry" Having used several bottles in my
family with decided advantage N every case, 1
can recommend it as the best and most pleas
ant medicine have ever seen.
w. ID. +. SAWEIE.
Sold by all respectable Druggists in the city
Of Memphis, and throughout the southern and
Westeru States.
September "a, IS67. sells
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Parsons on CONTRACTS Parsons On Notes and
Bllls, Greenleaf on Evidence.
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Select school

M ~. LEfl1IA MAY viii open y Sslrct
VI School fer Young Ladies on MDNBaV
september = ls61, in the hasemeng OF fhe.
Christian church, on the corner OF Linden qrl.f
Mulberry streets
The French Department nf this school viii
be Under the care OF MAJOR LANBFEr lf sV
late OF the Confederate Army. assisted flyr ms
daughter Miss :. +, MAY. vino mas i-afi ~,
veans IN France French viii - san<eu exelr-
5 Felg in this department 4 liberaI palreusaf
n the part OF the public IS respectively ~
Icited. ... ..
The services OF the following gentlemen nave
been sfcured Music, Profs. yfert anI v.ffT-
man German, Prof.. Whitman Ancient Ian
suagss' FFoi' Mcfeeiy. iva tool
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE,
--.L. 49,. =. L. IL

Sir: l herewith furnish you with an
official copy Of the proclamation Of the
| president of the United States, dated the
Sd instant, and in the ninety-secOnd year
| of American Independence.
! This proclamation recites in brief the
obligations Of loyalty 10 the republic, and
was intended to admOnish you, in COM
mon with all peasons holding any place
| of honor, trust or profit, civil or military,
at home or abroad, under the United
| States of America, and all good citizens
| thereof, that the constitution of their
country is in force, and that the govern
ment Hereunder, with its several CO.
ordinate branches, legislative, executive
and judicial, is the only lawful govern
ment for this republic, Notwithstanding
that many well meaning citizens have,
in consequence of disturbing events that
are now happily past, come to look with
indulgence upon false and dangerous pre-
lenses that the constitution is not the
supreme law Of the land, ami also the
most authentic proof of the will Of the
people but that there are powers of gov
ernment outside of the constitution
which may lawfully violate that instru-
meut, and the laws made in pursuance
Of it.
All citizens of the United States owe
allegiance to thatnatiOnality, as the same
is embodied and organized in the consti-
tuition and such amendments thereof as,
having become expedient in the progress
of the country, have been duly made and
ratified. But in q special manner, ali
persons holding office under the United
States are solemnly sworn to support that
constitution, and also to bear true faith
and allegiance to the same, and to the
government hereunder; and for the
greater number of such incumbents at
this time, it is known that they have
been retained, or have been placed in
their respective offices, upon express as
surances Of jealous loyalty to the union,
which is taken by all men to mean a
cheerful obedience to the proper civil au-
thOrity Of the country. But for the func-
tions Of your Office, which are directly
connected with the enforcement of the
laws, lively sense Of their sanctity and
authority is anticipated.
You are requested 10 acknowledge the
receipt of this communication.
Very respectfully, your obed't servt,
JOHN NJ. BTNCELEI,
Acting Attorney General,
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FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
walkers American Law, keuts Commeuta-
flesr blsnop on Criminal Law Caruther1 HIs-
tory OF Law suit, StephsaE' Pieadines.
SECOND Session or JUNIOR Glass
r moutha-
Parsons on CqntTacts. Parsons on Notes and
Bills, Greenleaf on Evidence.
FIRST SESSION, sENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence. Adam p E,auify-
Pleading Eedneld on Wills HfiIIarF IN No.
gsges Parsons on Partnerships
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS
washburn on Real Property, Taylor On Land
lord and Tenant, ANGEL a Ames on G1rrr.-s-
tiOns, StoryH COnnlct or Laws. Prr-oi.s 81
Maritime Law, Conkiin's u r. Treatise.
Rscitstions and EXAMINATIONS eaeh dev at &
o'clOcE- Moot Court once each week. aud A.
peilete Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together.
rtnceuts permitted % enter any Class hrr M,
diploma given except 70 those going through
whole course.
Terms - per Session, payable "a advance.
Entrance Zee, $ per Se-sicu
an students Of Law can attend tree of cbarve
lns tsctafes OF the College, including Lecture
on ElOcullon and ezpidtiatson OF latin aFd
French teehnicalities By tire President
I Arrangements Will bs made to ura-.f ana
le1se 37tudents ~ - per month. Applications
should ug made eartV-
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LaSallette Academy.
MASONIC GoLLECE-

I'HE lasa,lette Academy. on Third street.
I cohGucted by The Sisters Of ST. NEuee v-iff
be opened frrthe reception or externs on NON
uA1 III L - OE SAT- k.ld BE.IZ am sv-
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Friday, September q, I8s7

Marion, Crittenden county, Arkansas .7sT =,
the highest bidder, for cash N hand, tla fsilo,--
ing Cescri bed real estate, situated 10 fsrifta-l
county, Arkansas, and known as thai na-f ~
the Spanish Grant, originally owned 6v ~
6raudee kastate, conveyed by William = n
spain 30 George W. Uuceriill and Isaac is.1r
gatt; The south part OF tire southwest cl.l7~se,
of section twenty four "a conveyed Ia ge-,-
deed the east half OF section thirty-six Csa
I'VE 90, ali In township sever ,7l north of -.
base line OF range eight 80, east of th,. slli ,-
eipal meridian
The title 70 this property Is baIevs.f =, -.
perfectly good, but shau convey opi,s -
Trustee. so
plantations on tlc Military Road. sgifl, 49,
hoGss, cabins, ste, being TIE plsnli.iiou f-,...
as the BroWu flaee, near Mafisii. A n
aus tde b, q. kkoW n, Tresfa. +.
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We are sole agents and are prepared to mn
orders for the above
SGlf-PastGRiIg Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured Of the most superior iron
and thoroughly Tested.
ID. II. DAVIS & CO.,
-.#. ..." ... Commission Merchants
Louisville. June % 1877 aul
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S ELECT SCHOOL,

ETTsS VICTORIA D. EowER-s. rs-ert1v an
vi gagged 10 teaching with Prof j. I5 siiee-a-i
WIS oPyn her school, assisted ~ her ssser,
Miss n W BOWELS, oa
H0nday, ilEe Sd of September.
A. No. los Monroe street, between Third ana
Fourth streets.
Inc services OF the following gentlemen ara
engaged: Prof Augusts Nilleleu m Frlf.,.-
AID Spanish Prof George r. MsFe=Iy. TaIIr-
Prof. Jacob Mlllar, Music. arf.tf
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
FEST Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING acceptad a permanent Agency Of
! the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY. 1 would respectfully ask
the attention Of my old friends u that Institu-
ton az safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against want Ia the event OF death. or them
selves from an Impoverished old age in case
OF iIl-suceess ia life
Mr.. N. =. OTIS Is associated with me and is
hereby recommended 20 public confidence.
Our Office is at No. AZ Madi on street lrear
room, De5OtO Block, where we Will be happy
u I'M part any needed Information to those de-
sizing Life Insurance.
iy2i H MCMAHON.
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Excursion to Mammoth Gave.

rI'WO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot OF the
i Memphis aud Louisville railroad head OF
Main treet, as follows f.. ( pm. and n D m run
ming through % Cave city without change Of
cars
e. Excursion Tickets from Memphis to
Mammoth Cave and Return At Reduosl Rates.
Fare round trip, % Cave and return 50 75eaeh
Parties OF fifteen or uIure.-..........- - 7j eacn
Parties OF twenty-five OF more l6 0each
For through tickets aud All Information. call
Al Ticket once No. Zi7lg Main street
iyZT O. SAM. E. .IO,s Is GenI Supft