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VrMSfoe'S &nie.

my virtue OF deed OF trust % me executed
by Jacob j. Peres and a. J.. Ensei, on tie
T6fh daV OF as gust ls5, which deed lsOf record
fu tire HegisIFrs office Of Shelby county, Ten
ueseee. Ir Record Book No. 81, part ], pages 81.
SO and 3sl. maze 10 secure the payment 90 Jo-
semi MuSso. Er. o. a certain -promissory note
mentioned therein, due on LIST day or fepteui-
haer I4-. FOR Tie sum OF FOCr Thousand Dol
FaD Which said EOte remains due and unpaid,
4 will hv virtue Of the authority aud power
- Il me LIZ .aLl Iru.L nenl. u
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LIST OF PRIZES
The First and CGDitGE Prize.

Col ~, &. Galloway's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets, Memphis
one block only from the center OF the city, and
In the vicinity OF all the Federal, State and
county offices. Lot 6H feet front by So deep.
Valued at E2J,CJO.
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INC. & TooF. cHAs. J.PHILLTPs. FIN. NAHAN,
CTRTCT attention paid to thesTORAGEAND
- SALE OF COTTON, and instructions re-
gaFding same strictly obsyed. Our facilities
for The handling Of Cotton are unsurpassed,
and We invite especial attention to this branch
OF oar business, feeling assured OF our ability
TO give eutire satisfaction to all who may favor
us With their patronage. "
ne All shipments covered by our Open
Policy OF Insurance, unless otherwise in
structed.
Our stock OF BAGGIN8, ROPE, IRON.TIFS
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES generally will
always be found full and complete, and offered
on as good terms as can be had in this market
Thankful 10 our numerous patrons for the
very liberal favor hitherto extended rs. we re-
lsBeetfuily ask a OF the same
piedgiDg every effort on our part TO give salts
faction by strict attention to the wants and in
teresls OF our customers,
Major J. j. BUSBY, whose connection with
our house still continues, Will be pleased 10 re-
ceive a call from his numerous friends when
visiting the city.
auW TOOF. IN
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Chartered by an Act Of the Legislature Of Mis-
sissippL, passed February 10, 1867.
COPY OF RECEIPT.

fnHE followfng receipt from the State Treas-
urer exhibits the fact that the Society has
paid into the state Treasury the sum OF Five
Thousand dollars for the benefit OF the State
University.
COPY or RECEIPT.
No. lZ-State OF Mississippi Five Thousand
Dollars, Susie Treasury, Jackson
Received OF ". Lyles, President, etc, per
C.B. White the sum OF Five Thousand Dollars
IN full 81 Auditors receipt warrant No. II,
dated July is. AID. 1887, in his favor on account
OF University OF Mississippi, under 6th section
OF Act Of February ID, lS57, entitled an Act In
cooperating the Mississippi Agricultural, Edu-
catiOnal and Manufacturing Aid Society.
Given under my hand and seal az of1ca this
18th OF ! uly, AID, 1867.
JOHN h. ECHOLS, Stste Treasurer.
In she Three Preliminary Distributions and
Grand iScheme, there Will be distributed $50
Premiums, amounting 20 S389JO in 800 ceTtid-
Gates.
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The cotton market vas weaker Today and
sales continue light. Fair orders are being re-
ceived, which az present, can't he filed. I'm
dar "A mistaken opinion regarding the coming
crop, lie eastern market Is not favorable and
closed with a dropping tendency,
rDVpDN ST AVENlENY-
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Sirth Prfse.

ono residence lot adjoining above, also
feet. Valued al $50.
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. II a II Il M Il NJ II
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
UNITED STATES
fire And MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
Located at Baltimore, Maryland,
ON 31st JULY, 1867.
ASSETS:
LIABILITIES :


CO-NFTROLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, August o, 1901.
/, q. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller Of the
do hereby certify hat the UNITED
STATES FIRE AMI MAXINE Insurance
COMPANY. located at baltimore, In the
State of Mail laud, has produced 10 me
satisfactory evidence that said Company
has oompief with all the requirements
OF the laws Of the state Of Tennessee im-
posed on insurance companies, and / further
certify that GiEo. W. l. CROOK, AGENT Of
said Company, has also complied with the re-
qGiremeuts of the laws or the state, made and
provided in sutih cases: wherefore, said UNITED
STATES FRE AND AAI1NE INSURANCE COM
PANY has authority 20 take risks and transact
business OF insurance in this state, At
Memphis, Tennessee.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. ". L. CROOK,
Ge neral Insurance Agent,
auS0 I'M Eg& Main Atreet.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
ATWOOD a. ANDERSON,
General Commission
AND
FOrWGrdiHg Merchants,
And dealers IN hay Torn. OaLef bTaus tlOur,
Bacon, Lard, whisky, etc.
No, 2PrOmenade. foot OF Jefferson Street,
NTENHDITG TLrNN

TAKE this oppoTtuuify OF calling the atten-
IffOu Of my friends o. the above firm OF Att
WOO. a. Anderson. and desire a rnunuance OF
the Kind support and patronage extended 70
the lzte firm OF Herbert BELL & Co
- 1m BEII.
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II T. II %
JESSEE W. PAGE, JR----..--...-... PRESIDENT.
AT.
j. N.
UJ- SEIDflN
HOWELL 4. .---.ATTOEEEY.
DIRECToRS.-E. n. Appersou, lessee w.
Pege, Jr. Wm- L. Vance A. T. Lacy, G. ]. Sell
den, NJ. Kelley Howell L. Jackson, Geo. ~.
Bartlett, J. II Hartley, ]. j.. Peres, W. n.
Aikin,J J. N. Heating.
The mutual system has deserVedly become
the most popular mode OF insurance in the
United States, and is the ons embraced by
those best informed upon the ubjec and who
appreciate and desire security, perpetuity and
economy. In a purely H1uIual cOmpaFy the
assured derives al the Adv antages which can
be realized from an Insurance, and at the low
est rates, or exact cost, pay1ng no tribute or
profits TO the prOprietors Cr stockholders for,
perhaps, an inadequate capital or security
Cheapness combined with security. and q GER
CalntT OF accomplishing The Objsct In view.
are the essential elem ents sought for, and they
NAV be found emine ntly existing IN a well
conducted nut uat. ~AAilparties insuTing In this
company becOme iembors OF ths company
and are directly intEusted In It's success Call
at the Office ST the COMPANY for full infornla-
ton, whereby an real estate insurers can save
FIFTY per cent Of sheir Insurance account
auE 3n
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az
MEMPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
1914.
OFFICE. 22 I-2 MADISON STREET.
DIRECTORS
Planners, Bank Notes.

Planters Bank Notes.
IN accordance with sn act OF the General As
sembly Of the Slate OF Tennessee, approved
December y, 1885, entitled an act ITO expedite
the distribution of the effects Of Banks which
have or may make assignments among their
creditorS notice Is hereby given TO the hold
ers Of the notes OF the Planters Bank OF Ten
nesse TO present them to the undersigned at
the Bank in Nashville for payment between
now and the FIRST day OF January, 1868, or they
will he forever barred.
jyZ uaI,iS88 d. WEAVER, Trustee.
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MCMAHON a OTIS,
General Agents, Memphis, Tenn,
For West Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
10 whom all applications Tor Insurance or
Agencies should DC addressed.
j. RI. NCMAEOS NEWTON s. OTIS.
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Sleeping Cars on aI Night Trains

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL
POINTS.
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HrATE EETENS.

Stringent health ordinances have
been passed by the city council Of Nash
vile.
Thomas and Amanda Pillow, ne
groes, formerly the property of Gen.
Pillow, were arrested Sunday night, at
Nashville, fer the foTcible robbery Of
Mr.. L. House, living near Murfreesboro.
The thieves had taken $500.
The Fourth national bank will open
at Nashville on Monday BeXt.
"A number of mad dogs have been
shot in Nashville recently.
Gen. @. II. Thomas, L. S. A, is at
Nashville on visit.
Gen. Csrlin has issued a circular
ordering sll agents of the freedmen's
bureau to abstain from taking part in
political meetings and conventions.
Agents who accept nominations for
office, he says, are expected to tender
their designations.
"A barbecue was given near the Her
mitage last Saturday. 1t is to be hoped
the inspirations of such a spot was not
wholly lost, even on politicians.
Bishop Early has entirely recovered
from his late serious Illness, and left
Nashville to return to his home in Vir-
ginia.
The Union and Dispatch says at a re-
cent marriage in Nashville, the bride
and groom knelt and joined hands from
opposite sides of table, in the middle Of
the altar, on which was an open bible
covered with a wreath of flowers. A
beautiful pyramid Of flowers was sus-
pended from the ceiling. The ceremony
was simple, but impressive. The audi
ence was large and elegant, and every
thing
Went merry as a marriage bell"
( May the unfading flowers of love and
trust ever shed their aroma along the
path of their married life.
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OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
At
no. ~ MADISON STREET, DeSOtO Block.

MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
J. &. WHITE, NJ. d. VT. IRWIN, NJ. d.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
pRICE OF sURsCRIPrIoN
RATEs or ADVERTISING.

Daily Tin advanced per annum w ~ ~
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To carriers and news-dealers, per copy @
Weekly per annum tin advaneel 80 Q "
nH- Gosubscription entered on our mai Dooi>s
for a less time than one month.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MEMPHIS:


FRIDAY. :MAY II, 1867
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS anrOHrs.l

MOBILE, May 16.-During the melee
last night. the following persons were
killed and wounded: Killed-Tabnell
Alsen (white) and Samuel Britton (col-
ored.) Wounded-white, Chas. Taylor,
ID. II. Hurd, David Parsons, Of the po-
lice, two boys and James Barnes; col
ored, ]. Bedburg, A. Goldsmith, ].
Cough (sInce reported dead, ID. 3.
Nicholson, Surry Mitchell, and an ad-
ditional number of men, white and
eolored, slightly ipjureds whose names
are uuknown.f All is perfectly quiet to-
day. There will be no further disturb
ance. Judge Kelly was invited by
Mayor Withers to remain and speak,
Offering him the protection Of ali good
citizens, and Col. Sheppard offered mil
itary protection, but Kelly declined and
left for Montgomery. A card appeared
in the morning papers, signed by many
of the best citizens Of Mobile, expressing
their unqualified condemnation Of the
parties engaged in the disturbance last
night.
WASHINGTON, May 16-There was
short argument in the supreme court yes.
terday on the pending bill in the recon-
struction case, wherein the recent action
of Gen. Ord in seizing the Arkansas
treasury is additional ground for the in
reference Of the court, and as that Off
Ger had threatened to carry it out in Mis-
sissippi, Robert }. Walker argued on
those premises. He was replied to by
the attorney-geReral, maintaining the
motion, who said it could not be received.
He officially announced, as additional
reason against the counsel, that Gen.
Ord never made such threats as alleged.
Judge Sharkey left the city for Missis-
sippi several days ago.
Registration will probably be kept
open in all the southern states until Sep
tember.
The attorney generals opinion will be
promulgated TO commanders of military
districts through the general war depart
ment order.
Col. Congeris evidence before the Judi
ciary committee is, that eighteen pages
which appeared to be cut out, were
missing when be first saw the diary, and
that they must have been cut out by
ROoth.
81. LOUIS, May l0.-fhe steamboat
convention passed resolution that the
navigation laws should be modified to
suit inland navigation, and that to avoid
explosion boilers sheuld be constructed
only Of double hammered charcoal iron
and steel, and that when masters or
owners of boats man and equip the same
according to law, said boat or owners
should net be held for damages arising
from the acts of any licensed officer.
The resolutions also prescribe rules for
the measurement of steamers, and the
appointment OF committee to confer
with the secretary of the treasury.
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The editor of the Meridian Gazette
has the authority Of Mr.. Owens, sheriff
Of Scott county, and an intelligent gen
tieman, for stating that the county will
vote ten to one for a convention. The
Gazette has similar reports from Other
counties in Eastern Mississippi.
The Vicksburg Times states that DR.
Emanuel, the efficient president of the
Vicksburg and Meridian railroad, is new
st the north engaged in forwarding the
interests of the road.
Tournaments seem more the rage in
Mississippi this, than even the past sea.
son, and several are contemplated iu
various portions of the state. They are
well enough as encouraging > love oi
fine horses and the manly sport ol
riding on horseback, but Just now we
are surprised that the Inhabitants of the
Ord Pashalick are capable of indulgine
in public amusementsOf any description
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Trustees Sale
Of Real Estate in Gibson County, TenB.,
80 be Sold st Humboldt, Gibson County,

0f Real Estate in Gibson County. TeHn.,
TO be Sold st HumbOldF, Gibson County,
Tenn, on The 18th day OF Kay, 1861.
DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed 10 ".
u A Jones by Wm- D. Fly, bearing date llth
December, 1850, for the purpose OF securing
certain deUts due by said VIM. D. Fly 20 T.. N.
AppersOn & Co, and which are therein speci-
fied, and by authority vested in me as Trustee
substituted by decree Of the Common Law
Court OF the city OF Memphis, entered l7lh
A April. IS57, in the room OF Wm- A. Jones de-
ceased, WILL on the zSt1 day Of May, 1867, IN
front Of the Hotel at Humboldt, Gibson County,
Tenn. between the hours OF ten O'Clock, am
and four o'clock pm, sell to the highest bid
der, a cerIain tract of. land containing about
S3S acres situated in Gibson County, and lying
about II miles northwest OF Humboldt, Tenn,
being the same tract or parcel Of land con-
veyed 70 said Wm- D. kiy by Joseph N. Ian
mum by Deed registered IN registers OL1ce OF
Gibson County, 20 which reference is made for
more particular description.
This tract OF land viii be subd1V1deo INTO
four lots. Nc 1 containing 90 acres, and known
as the Eli: Nos. 2, and containing 81 acres
each. lines running east and west.
TEENS -Qne-half Cash, balance at rHonths,
The purchaser 70 execute note. bearing interest
from date and secured by Deed Of Trust. en-
braclne the same terms as that under which
Tl,e rigft of redemption is waived, and the
title believed 10 be good, but viii convey
only such title as Is in me vested as Trustee.
sn2I zlf ]. ID. QUlGLE4, Trustee.
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Reecher,s NareI-

In the commencement Of his novel.
written for the Ledger, HENRY WARD
REEBHER thus writes: Perhaps no.
where ia the world can be found more
unIovely wickedness-a malignant, bit
ter, tenacious hatred Of goodman in
New England" The great sensational
nreacher has too little Imagination for q
Novelist. There Is no fancy in the above.
II h simple truth, more like q sermon
and noae az all resembling fiction.
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FOREIGN IrEMS.

The CdledOHidn Mercury the oldest
newspaper in Scotland, ceased on Satur-
day, April oath, to be published, after an
existence (since 1862 Of more than two
centuries.
Sir Robert Smike, the builder of the
British museum, and one of the most
eminent architects OF the empire, died
on the 18th OF April, at the age of eighty
seven.
The statue Of the late duke Of We'll
iington in st. PauPs cathedral, for which
parliament voted a sum Of 100000 in
1858, will be completed in about two
years.
The London geological gardens have
Just been enriched by the arrival Of a
Tyre bird (AisHUra S2tpcr51l from New
Holland. It is the first Tyre bird ever
brought to Europe alive. A male giraffe
was born in the gardens last week.
A proclamation has been issued at
Rome calling upon the population to rise
against the papal government and prom
ising the support of Garibaldl. The peo-
pie have remained qHiet, but troops have
been sent to watch the frontier.
The marriage of Mr. Nathaniel de
ROthschild, NJ. p. for AylesbUry, to En-
ma, daughter Of the Baron Charles de
in the North German parliament, was
celebrated at Frankfort on Wednesday.
The owners of the North Dean Wood,
nesr Halifax, have recovered e23I from
the Lancashire and Yorkshire railway
company for damage caused to the tim
ber by sparks emitted from locomotives.
The queen has presented to the Second
Life Guards, through Col. Marshall, a
magniR ent cream -col0red Hanoyerian
horse6h0 be ridden in front Of the band of
the regiment by the celebrated kettle
drummer, COrpOral-Maior WOOdhOuse.
This fine animal stands fifteen and half
hands high, is six years old, and was
brought from the HsmptOn-court stables.
The royal compliment to the regiment
is highly appreciated both by officers and
men.
A beautiful specimen of white
breast otter, which some old people call
the king Of otteTs, was, a few days ago,
caught in trap, set by Donald Maclen-
non, shepherd, ResipOl, at the mouth
of a cairn situated near a place OF the
name Of Port-na-huah, Scotland. The
skin measured from the tip of the nose
to the tip Of the fail fully six feet, and
upwards of two feet broad. The carcass,
when skinned, seemed as ifit were one
lump OF fat.
Professor Freilli, undismayed by Dr.
Livingstone's probable fate has started
for Algeria, hoping Ia solve the Saharen
problem, whether it be possible to unite
the two French African colonies of Sen
egal and Algeria by a caravan road pass
ing through TimbuctOo and M. de Sainl
is still prosecuting sresearchesin int Central
Africa, with, it is stated, greatprobability
of their yieldinga rich scientific harvest.
When Queen Emma was in Dublin,
the lord lieutenant ordered the Hawain
national air to be played in her honor
The band struck up "The King of the
Cannibal Islands,
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ALARAMAITRms

Carlo Patti, with 8 concert and opera
troupe, is in Selma, and delighting the
citizens with his musical entertain
ments.
"A st. Andrews society has been es-
tablished in Selma. C. Niche was
elected president, and p. Campbell, vice.
president.
There was slight frost at Tusca-
loosa on the sth inst, but not sufficient
to inflict serious damage to vegetation.
Tuscaloosa IL to have street lamps,
lighted with oil.
The Caroltsn Ald6dmian announces
as something new in this seetion," the
opening of q colored school, to be taught
by freedman, who is preferred by the
editor, 10 Rosting school marm.p
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ChancerY Sale Of Real Estate

U. s. Marshal for the District Of West Tenn
BY ISAAC w. GRIFFITH, Deputy u > NJ
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OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPEErETi-NDESTrl
MENPHIs. Ny 8. .saL.

Man Train al pm. every day, stopping al
al ssisfiOng making connections for
ALL POINTS EAST, WEST AND NORTH.
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" CIT IIitIIF u y IIIalI UtLIf
May the unfading flowers of love and
trust ever shed their aroma along the
path of their married life.
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T1,lISfee'S NnLR.

DY virtue OF deed OF trust to me executed
ID by Charles Pfsnnenesteinl on the 10th day
or September, 1865 and duly recorded at the
Registers office OF Shelby county, Tenness. e,
in Record Book, No. 81, part second, pages 50o,
$40 and $40, october 10, lo65, for the purpose OF
securing note for the sum OF Sixty-twO Hun
dred and Thirty-twO Dollars tS62S2 COZ, owed BY
him 10 John B. LeoGh, and by autEOrity in
vested in me to sell The property conveyed to
me in said trust deed, VIII, on the 10th day OF
June, 1857. sell, on the premises, at 10 O'Clock
a m to the highest bidder, for cash. the fol-
lowing described prOEerty: A certain tract or
paIcei Of land situated. ly ing and o. ing N the
city Of Memphis, shelby county, state OF Ten
nessee, designated on the original plan OF lots
in and of the city Of Memphis ss part OF let
three hundred and seventy-one No. 81 }, and
bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning on the
northeast corner Of a lot on the south side OF
Jefferson street, known as George CrOmwells,
S. feet westwardly nom the Intersection OF
jefferson and Third streets; thence eastwardly
with the south side Of jefferson street s. feet 10
its termination and intersection with Third
street thence southwardiy with the west side
Of Third street liS55 feet TO an alley thence
westwardly with the nOrtn side Of said alley
I4s1S feet to the east SIDE Of another alley !;
thence northwardly with the east side of said
alley So feet to the south boundary line Of the
said Cromwell lot thence eastwardly with
said Cromwell's south boundary line 9O7z feet
to the southeast corner OF the said Cromwell 5
lot thence north Wardly with the east bound
ary line Of the said Cromwell lot ll25s feet 70
the beginning together with al the privileges
and appurteBanceS thereunto belonging.
The title is believed to be good, but sell only
as Trustee-the right Of REDEMPTION waived.
THOS. LEECH. Trustee
Memphis. Mays, 1871. myIO tbs
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Libel No. 40.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE
Libel, Civil and Maritime.
Br1ggs & Peterson W. Steamboat Rose Hamble-
ton, her Engines, Machinery, Boats, Tackle
Apparel and Furniture.
WHEREAS, Briggs & Peterson did, on The
w 10th day Of May, 1857, file their libel, eiyl
and maritime In said Court aga 'nst said Steam
boat Rose Hambleton, her Engines, Machinery }
Boats, Tackle. Apparel and Furniture, for the
causes in said libel mentioned, ana praying
the usual process and mOnitiOn OF the COui1
in that behalf; and I having, under the pro
cess Of sad Court. seized said Steamboat Rose
Hambleton, her Engines, Mach hinery, Boats
Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, and now have
the same in my custody. Now, there
fore, in pursuance OF tbs process OF said
court to nae directed. l do hereby give
public warning and notice to all peISOn'
having or pretending TO have ANY Interest ~
said property, that they be and appeal
before the said court at the federal eouTl
room in the city Of Memphis, on the nrst Mon
day in July. 1907, and show cause, u any they
have or know, why the said property shall moi
be condemned as Aforesaid.
This 1lth day Of May, ls67. -
U. 8 Marshal for the District Of West Tenn.
By ISAAC W GRIFFITH, Deputy u > N
sr-f
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD

FTYRAENg leave as follows (city time):
Through Express, Sundays excepted; gro
a "a. Through Mail, g: 20 PM; SON erVllle Ac-
s-orninod alton al $40 p m; Grand Junction
Accommodation Train, connecting with Mis-
sigsippi Cent al Train, leaves al 1880 pm.
Express connects al Grand junction win
.qraruoou train on the Mississippi Central
railroad for Holly Springs, Water valley,
sirenada. jackson, NicEsburg, Miss, New Or
At CoTinth, for oEolona, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile, Ala etc.
At Decatur, for Columbia, nashville L1uls-
vile, Cincinnati. etc
AT CHATTANOOGA, for all places IN Eastern
Aiahgma, Georgia, North aud south Carolina,
Virginia, " sshingtOn, baltimore, Philadeiphia
New York, etc
Through Mail connects al Grand junction
with trains for Bolivar and jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Colum-
bia, Nashville, etc.
At Chattanooga Mail trains connect for same
points a. Express trains.
Baggage checked through.
FoT tickets and further Information, apply st
the Office, No. Is Court street.
W. J. ROSS, Gen Eupt-
A BARNES, Geul Ticket Agent.
anI4 m 5. H SHOCK, Passenger Agent.