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1867
1oDaEs.
AwarRora. No, lBs. Meets lst Monday IA
eye-v month, al dd-Fellow-' Hall cor. Court
and Main. d. c Trader, W. NJ; h I. Tom
linsou, Sec
soT--, asv-,s,.yfrs. No lis. Meets ID Friday OF
escb ulontn-Hsil. cor Madison and Second
D. 7. sellars ". NJ; Benz. h. Pullen, Sec.
mopth-,E8sll, cor Madison ana Second John
AInaie. n. "; T. P woodTaTd ll sec --.,
HENrIToS No. 2s9. Meets 81 Friday Of each
mopth-od8- Fellows Hall P. N. Stanley,
W NJ. ". II. Butts, Sec
AILWINSINsi 81 80; 'i5 ts. " l-1t - slysst JobD Il
Vorshsun, so W. N B. X futien, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PE,SS Chapter. No 4 Meets "a Monday Of eseh
month-Odd-FellOws Hall A. j. heeaeTl
HP.; h. d. Rsynter, Sec.
r AND s. n.
EUREKA Council. No. 8. Meets 81 Monday Of
each mOnth-Odd- Fellows Hall. John Neul'
N. H.; y. }. Wiggin, Rec.
TEsIPI.ABs.
CTREsyE Oorumsndery. No. 4 Meets Eth Mon
day on each month. John Zsnt, COM, n. J.
Wiggiu, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
203 Front Stree.
HKRstEs Lodge q Perfection, lfthi No, L I.
fssfa5 Comrlun nicztiong ID Wednesday night
or eaeh month. Henry P Aoodard a-ii, c..
NJ; Chsrles N. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
ATrHRAs Lodge OF Perfection, l3ia.i NO. =
Meets an wednesday OF each month. George
Mellersh, sd, O. NJ. A. Il. kranklanc, I'd
CSsTPfrA Council Of Princes Of Jerusalem, 10Th;
No. Z. Benz. X. Pullen' 5-d, Iarah.''i
C.T-y.RT t;HArrrR OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. 7.
Charles ". Adams sd, N. W; ID L. Tom
PHI SPrS ~ EssErs Council OF E-h, s1th.
No J. Henry p WOodards I'D. Comm.
William Y. Cirods S2d Rec.
f,oersTsTyoFY or WEST TENSEssEE. 32d. John
Ainslie. 3d.. Comm. in Chefi Dodge {.
Trader, 22d, Reg
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D9RTRAIT PAINTER, can be found at his
Studio, No "a Jackson Block. until June,
when be VIII leave fer Chicago and Northera
qnon. .ahal lun
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Trains arrive At Memphis at SO am. and
for 'Fhroueh Tickets and ali inforIoatoll, ap-
slv Al Ticket OfHce. No. zS73S Main street ano
atIbepot head Of Main street.
SAM p JONES,
inf md anf
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Office, 22 Madison Street.
DIRECTORS
F.W. smith, WI. Cherry,
Geo. W. Trotter, F. ) Davis,
c. +. Smith. s. NJ. Gates.
c. Partes, J. ". Jefferson,
Corona, c. P. Norris,
A. P Burditt, J. J. Murphy,
W /. Cirode, Dan. Able,
Oscar Minor, L. N. wolcott,
H. A. Litttston, Edward Warburg,
Napoleon Hi, H. n Lowensteiu,
C,P. NORRIS, President.
G. W. TRoTTER, Vice. president.
J.R. sTEBBTSs, Secretary.
fqbGg .rn
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between the hours OF 10 am. and u m. The
following described real estate. to-Wit A Ger
tain lot or parcel OF land situate. lying and
being q the City Of Memphis. Shelby COUNTY
Tennessee, known and designated as that part
Of lot No. g. in BiOchr y. on the sOuIhside OF
.CSayoso street (betyreen Main and Shelby street,
as shown upon the plan OF said City of Mem
DhiS heretofore conveyed by Topp q Mccall to
Duuisy Unnn aid containing about q feet on
Gayos street snd extending back about lo8
feet said lot lying ON the eaStside OF the aliey
between lots 5 and Q in said block, and being
near he = tiay0so Hotel In said city.
TFP,ss or SALE-On credit OF sir aud
tsyeIve months. Notes with good security and
lien retained til payment Of the purchase
A6GUsroS ALsrOE. Clerk ard Master.
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DIR z Q 7 0 r S :

THIS Company is -ues Policies on lives on all
1 The different plans and at IS favorable rates
aS any other while ID has no restrictions II re-
q rd 10 residence or travel. and all its pronts
are divided annually among It's policy holders.
Dc is prompt in the payment OF losses. hHvlhg
psid S35.OOO ia this city in The last eight
months.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets april lst. over sl,5OO,OOO.

ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS, Vice-President.
VIM. T. SELBY, Secretary.
WHT. n. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
sleeping Cars on all NlghtTrains

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL
POINTS.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL

MEMPHIS:
:;;:: MAY 2, 1851
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,

SAM n sAgA-A--If
u. S. Marshal for Che District Of West Tenn
BY ISAAC W. GRfFFITH. Deputy u ;. u.
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MEDICAL EXAMINERS
J. 3. WHITE, N. D. W.T.IRwIN, NJ. p.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10
You're, truly,
Commission Merchants.
From Richmond Enquirer s. sentinel.l
Pacific Guano-HighIy Important to Planters.

Elsewhere we publish card from Messrs. A. Y.
Stokes Co., presenting letter from !, hon - ".
Courts, formerly State Treasurer of North Caro-
l;na and now one of the most intelligent and sue
cessfnl planters in the country, in regard to the
Pacific Guano. Mr. Courts letter enters into the
details Of his experience with this Guano, and gives
the result of his trial Of its merits by comparison
with other fertilizers For information about these
particulars we refer the reader to the letter, and
desire in connection Herewith, to call attention to
the high standing of Mr. Courts, both as man and
as o planter-circumstances which add so much to
the weight Of his testimony and render his experi.
ence, as therein given, OF great value to other
planters.
Near Reidsyle y. G. Sept I'LL, y, 1ss9 SI,
MEssas VI. asnts: n ! STOKES - 1ss. ~ .
In answer to your requests that shall give you my
onnfnn of the value of Pacific GuanO fertilizer,
make the following statement:
or the ten tons purchased OF you tails spring useu
tn test the comparative value of this and Peruvian
Gunno I supplied myself with y small uGanllty 9l
the latter. tried them side by side In equal quanti
ties both broadcast and In tho hill applying apot
three hundred pounds to tho acre, when broadsastih
und from half to tablespoonful 10 the hi WEI & h
plIed in that way have come to the tiat
the Pacific nearly II nG5 qaa.e e S 70 sy e con-
ddeat il Tpens the tobacco several das enrel ue tae
Pe1uia, 4 matter of very great moment IN our caae
applied from half to tablespoonful Of Pacific TO- me
biif On small portion OF my crop with tine effect
have heretofore used most Of The fertilizers Aas hdre
been thrown on the market. and now 6ettere uat he
same ansos.' money vessea N s erogH ha II
ed in any fertilizer with which Z am acquainted
This reply has been delayed few days that m1gnt @
be better satisfied Of the effect OF TINS manure N na
tenine the maturity Of my tobacco CROP
WV sse'' 'e'p'~'' 3. ". couR7s.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

Mr.. Jordan Thigpcn unhesitatingly pronounces
it the best manure he has ever used.
MIR. James r. Thigpen used tons Pacific and
no ether kind, thinks it equal to Peruvian if not
superior might go on and add dozens of other
names, but deem it altogether unnecessary.
Yours truly,
ROBERT NoRFLEEr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10
A. SSowDEN P1GGor, NJ. D.,
.lnalytica1 aud Consulting Chemist.
BALTIMORE, Dec, 1866.
Mr.. J. N. RonsoS, agent Solu61e Pacific Gnaao,
Charleston, S. G. Dear Sir:

Charleston, S. @. Dear Sir:
We are gratifed that you procured the services
of Prof: Shepard to analyze the Pacific Guano
consigned to you. Wo are conscious OF the great
value Of this Guano to Southern agriculture, and
now request you to have the Professor examine
ard report on every cargo, our object is to sell
the Guauo on the basis of actual ascertained ya:ue
giving the public every possible assurance Ihe
markets are SO crowded with fertilizers of every
name, that it is necessary for the public welfare
that rigid system of inspection should be adopted
Your ob'dt servants,
JoHN S. REESE & Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

Robt. Norfleet,
VIM. H. Oliver & Co.,
VIM. D. Reynolds,
Rogers, Jarratt l. Rives,
VIM. II. McRary s. Co.,
j. N. Robson,
E. c. Wade & Co..
j. O. Mathewson t. Co.,
Asher Ayres,
j. II. Marshall & Co.,
VIM. Fl. 7 orlng,
Clayton & Adair,
DR.. VIM. P. Harden,
E. Nye Hutchison g. Co.
Hutchison, Burroughs |
l. Co.,
J. R. & P. 4. Dunn:
Allison g. Addison,
a. Y. Stokes & Co.,
Moore, Jones & Miller,
Warren, Son & Co.,
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Correspondence from Virginia, North
Carolina and MARYLAND.
Littleton. Sussex Co. Va.

Carolina and Maryland..:
ss .n as Co. w. npp m
ell
til matarf me growth vas larger and the plant did
Mo 9 Il
and heavier S5era quite as early any
Of the Guano. used it on corn. pea nuts and Navy
beans with equally satisfactory results.
"A. Z. LAND
November 16, 1896.
S fssr bs soiaSs S to
e. SS5 IL $5sSs SEsSsss | IT,
per acre which is an increase Of over 800 per cent
therefore recommend 1t the best fertilizer have
80 s'>'' PETERSON DUNN.
Huntsville, near Rawley Nc
Mrssps ALLISON s:f eo 'a -
eight tom tons ases o your Pseias auano Wsh think
shows very eoncusiyely that have some faith In your
is 5 sn
used does not suffer Tor rain that upon which Peru
5eaa have have ii, It sown size BY side With PeruvIa
ins Says s9sS IL Ss is
an, most respectfully :: y2sEs4i yss: TERRELL.
hereby certify that planted this spring potatoes
on lot VI ELouuu W n!tGn @ s, 20 @ nnre ~
IN g ot onn3ieS Sohie Pacific C;nano atthe
az 80 Tr,, nra1 rot ~ RON
Iate oi I;o ,ns. pe Ta noor,% dnn%,a t1,e
Gne svhere the stae mature mo-
mAtste @ VIC tEa
Plieu tnus m s,s s0 rer Stale hat
% Sus.n3 Ins S ~ ~ he 1hnle ot after dironp the nof
soWed tuIlps VI t,e Moie VIZ Hf .H ,,n ~ Itot o o.
toes anu terS rs I th ~ 10 1rns nnnIeG cd
muci SO @ en. W. tne " sera Jistnnca
may pS SELL ''I co',soci'loo TEoc w11 eny
oeps. W. iS''' coto.r,,,s n r s. sent 49, - 1sGs
MfssRs: & onN omr soh. Pacific t!unno Inst fall on nv
W9est VIII ,,, IL -, - =,
side of Peruvian Guano use9 the same measure or
bulk OF one taG u!u OF Inc otIler anu I'LL; ull3 SIT
ised the yield OF wheat Is as go0Q II WheIe
the pacnc was appleu a!so ume Ie @ Mte ~
ment Will oats last tuu eluitiiS a
good as with the Wheat anu Would tesonlIheo u ~
all who are IN want OF " reliabe manure.
ny ~ 70 ours. -. Irgly y, ,,ero~
THOMAS w. EGGLESIoN.Z
Matthews Bluff Nov. So lSG.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

Pacific Guano is sold by the following author.
lied agents in the southern states, from whom
supplies may be procured by dealers at local
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10
/ am, yours respectfully.

Mr. D. ROBSON, Dear Sir:
should have written you sooner, but lave been
waiting expecting some Of the parties who used
the Soluble Pacific Guano. have only seen Il. B.
Chalmers. He states that 1t paid him; but owing to
the very dry summer did not do well As 1t would
under more proptious season. All that used paid
me least fOttrfOld.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

Wilmington, " q. Dec I3 lo'"
Mgssrs. JOHN s. REESE Il CO. Gents.:
We write to ask Wha time may REASONABLY expect
the cargo of $50 tons Soluble Pacific Guano We are having
Inquiries for it from customers who received their SUP
S. c. writes us under date OF 9Th inst that the Soi6e
Pfc ar as they have used 1t In s district mas
about Guano tho Soluble Pacific will be very much in de-
mand.''
comb countless this State aud tho result has been salts
factory the planters who applied it, 90 much so that
being cheaper by $40 per than Peruvian and the yield
fy equal Farmers find to their interest to 6ny tho
other uducement to planters to use it to Peru
yau Guano We dealt largely in Peruvian Gnano lot
1a years and continue to deal It, the time we feel
no csitnncy in recommending the Pacific Guano when our
opinion IL consulted.
wv 8 u. H. McR.tRY g. Co.
Commission Merchants
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10
from Georgia and.
Correspondence
South Carolina.

We invite attention to the following correspond.
ence tits the disinterested testimony Of farmers
and planters we'll known in their respective To-
calites, some of whom are widely known. What
they say, therefore, of the action of Pacific Gaaao
is enitledto the weigh Of evidence, as to facts,
as the result of personal experience. Certainly
no fact can be more thoroughly attested by hu-
man evidence, than that this Guano is the most
effective and economical fertilizer now within the
reach of consumers, and that it is hence, COM
pared with Peruvian Guano, an object of the
greatest interest and Importance to Southern farm.
ers and planters.
Backshear, Prince Co.. Gar Sor 2Sr 1866.
MEssRs. E. c. WADE & Co. Gents,
used the Soluble Pacific Guano,' on cotton In the
following manner viz: first run furroW anu applied
by distributing equally about 50 lbs per
by running q furrow on each side-then planted on
this ridges after the cotton thinned run furroW
each side and applied from 80 to % lbs per acre
fold The droughts the past season did not give as fair
test of the Soluble Pacific Guano' as desired, but
think it did better than the Peruvian would have done
with the same seasons.
am so we'll satisfied with my experiment with the
"Soluble Pacific Guano purchased from you, that
expect 1t greater extent the next season and
hope YOU will be able to furnish may prepare
yourself to furnish largely increased demand in this
section.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-31
Romance in Real Life.

Ouite a romantic affair was brought to
LIGHT Mt Jefferson Market Police Court
This morning. Two young persons,
named Henry Iartung, aged II, and
Margaretta Rahal, aged lG, we're married
one week ago, and have been keeping
house together at the lower end OF OanSi
street. About four months slrce the
Young man formed the acquaintance oil
the girl, culmin ating in matrimony, al
which the bridegroom parents became
greatly incensed, and had the. couple
arrested by Sergeant Ferris The bride
saws Henry loves her, and she loves
Henry" and declares her intention to
remain his wife, unless prevented from
so doing by the law.
She also says the minister WHO mar
ried them has been arrested. Henry is
a spare, thin looking boy, and at a
casual glance would not be taken Tor
more than fifteen years old. His bride
is fat, plump, good looking, and only
sweet sixteen. She further states that
she was married some three years since,
lint lived with her husband some two
months when he went to the war. his
name was William Burnett, and he made
plenty of money by jumping the bounty.
The tiny pair lived in ease and comfort
in the Fifth Ward, until one unlueky
moment the husband was detected, ar
rested and sentenced to be shot His
Youthful bride did not then desert him,
hut visited him in his prison cell,
at the same time pleading and begging
for his release-in vain, however, as
this sentence was carried out, leaving
the fair Margaretta a widow at the tender
ace of thirteen. 1t seems, however, that
she was not destined to remain in her
weeds long, as she met, saw and CON
ouered the affection Of her present lieges
lord. William says he is cheerful and
hopeful that all will yet be well, and that
tbey will be permitted to 90 on their way
rejoicing, He is employed in the Cali
fornia Express Company at salary of
Sl5 per week, besides extras. What dis
nosition will be made in the case we are
unable vet to state. The bride and groom
are now passing their honeymoon in the
box of the Second District Court-N.
Y. Express, "a.
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WHOLE TICKETS. sl2; HALVES. s.
QUARTERS. IS.
Plan of the Lottery

The numbers from to 1900. corresponding
with those numbers on the tickets, printed on
separate slips of paper, are encircled with small
tin tubes, and placed in one wheel. The prizes of
which there are 7Ss. varying as above.f from 500.
OO0toS50, ARE similarly printed on separate slips,
wheels are then revolved. and a number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the
same time prize is drawn from the other
wheel. The number and prize drawn out are
istered by the Commissioners. the prize being
placed against the number drawn. This opera
ton Is repeated until all the prizes are drawn
out. rr
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s
LIABILITIES,

TTHE total amount covered by tho Etna Poll
4 cies on property destroyed or damaged is
500, 1854, on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from 100000, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. a figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year.
or proportion equal to $1,000 loss for COM
pany of 100000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the Yaluo OF
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibly il
lustrated by this fire. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has a
population of 35,C0O-was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick or stone neutrality-suspicious.
and screened with onward of 5000 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean-.and
with steam fire department--yot it has SlO,-
600, 600 Of property consumed in few h0nrs--
upon { holiday when its people arc least ocsu-
pied-from the very insignificant cause Of
contemplate irecracker.
Remember the trihing origin of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earningsap'
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Etna Agent a call if ysu need proper insur-
anoe security. Pay fair rate Of premium for
good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your Insurance with shrewd Judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
TO by ii. A. LITTLETON & CO., ACTS.
vols No. Y Madison street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-31

A m n meeting of the Directors 81 tue fI1hhii
a lin Insurance and Banking company helu
1nly 10th, 1867, the following resolution was
adopted -r,h, o,,d;,,-s of the
Franklin Insurance and bahkllnE I'LL ~. .lb .;,s
IA lana and opening said bank upon the
f,iio,-i-I basis to-wit; Each creditor SUP
scribes tWo-thirds Of his amount IN stock 70 me
.-,,ss,v and a certificate Of deposit Is 70 De
;ssaai for tbe ether third, 10 be taken mp when
~ Directors ace eD Rbled 30 20 do; and, where
as ne bencfciaries under the Trust Deed ex-
scafed by S. d. Mcclure al the suspension OIL
Ssid bank have rgreed to cult claim their ,lens
pnder said deed, and many OF tue atIaen .i,l1
creditors have subscribed as aioresala anu ule"
orders 10 dismiss their attachments. anu,
| Tbereas, two or three attaching creditors nave
AZ vet failed 10 come forward and operats
;n lie effort TO reorganige, which, u pefslste9
IN hy them. will defeat the reoTganilation ahu
,,ififnafeiy throw the whole matter into bank
-s,lry and thereby reiuoo the available assets,
Nv re 0son Of expenses, etc, % sueh an extent
,bat tic interest Of the creditors VIII not Dc
Sortk over IS cents 70 the dollar;
ne IL therefore Resolved ~ the board o.
Directors elected BY said Creators, lhat no
tice be given 10 all creditors, sho nate nv ne
| sireaSv done ~. 70 come forward, on or before
| he ii DAY Of August next ana enter theH
] ~sr,es anon the stock book 81 the company.
4 n h further Resolved. That In case dnl
-ist-r an fail and refuse 50 % do within the
,jne af,rcsaii, counsel be inst ucisd TO proceed
~ ,nrr 10 flc q bill in bankruptcy. thai the
& Irsiness ofthc ha,k may BE- therein set LED.
Tbe sfoei book will be found at The store oi
( rfercy 4 Tally. No. l9i Main street. corner Of
T" i {, Ainsi'' sue .B. MERCER, Chairman.
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The Kentucky State Lotteries

are no Gift Enterprises. but responsible money
lotteries that have been conducted successfully
for the past thirty years, and are drawn under
the authority Of charter from the State, and
bonds 10 large amount are given for the pay
ment of all prizes. The drawings are published
in the New York Herald and Cincinnati Com
mercidi. tH
Circulars Of Lotteries drawing daily sent free
by application TO the Managers. Address all
orders for tickets 70
n,
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BOWERS & SPARKS, Publishers
Edited by J. h. SPARKS.

is PUBLISHED WEEKLY. IN ONE OF
/ toe leading towns Of ArkanEls. az - % per
year, and offers 20 merchants q Memphis great
iacilities Cor advertising. Il has an extensive
circulation, and is read in nearly eVerF county
in the State, and In the Indian country vet F;
md j. the ONLY PAPER published IN Pine
Bluff. Arkansas river trade il Wcrth HAVING.
send " your advertisement. Charrei node
rate. eodl-l25
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TICKETS $5 EACH.

y May be had of or ordered through ony of the
Compauy's agents, at the Oentr9i Agency,
Memphis, Tenn, or Of Col. James Strain, Her
4. nando, Miss. tageabu1 4gl. ehN sruiei
Stockholders, Directors and Officers of the
Company are prohibited bom purchasing or
holding tickets in any of the drawings. The
Company is simply the media for the purchas,e
and sale Of real estate between property holders
and the general nubIic
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD.

On and after Tuesday, July 10, 1857,
Trains will leave Hopeheld ut An arriving
AZ Ten Mile Bayou at s;l5 ~.
R.i9rning-lseave Ten Mile Bayou at $50
Pm. and arrive al HOpeheld At u43 Pr: m
on Tuesdays and Saturdays tram wiz
leave Ten Mile Bayou at $50 AM arriving AZ
HOpefield az e;45 AZ
Returning-Leave Hopefeld at Pm, and
arrive at Ten Mile Bayou az BIB Pm.
The Round Trip from Memphis, 81 so.
The fsrryboat Nevada will make close con-
J. L. MEIGs.
40 Chief Engineer.
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CARS GO THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE.

MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS on all
Nigbt Trains, Baggage checked through 70
ali ,f1portant places. Persons holding through
tickets can stop over at any point and resume
Joa 1lsNibrongh tickets and all information can
he obtained al Ticket Office, 23ll Main street.
DC Yo az deoot, SAM. b. JONES,
a ~ ~ General Superntendent.
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PRETTY is THAT PRETTY DOES.


The spider wears plain brown dress
And abe l. steady spinner'
To see her, quiet as mouse
Going about her silver house.
You would never. never, never que"
The way she gets her dinner.
shalooks rs II no thousht ofill
In ain her life had stirred her; .a
Rut while she moves with careless troau'
And while she spins her silken threau,
She IA planning, planning, planning sun
The way 10 do some murder
NY child. who read; this simple lay
With eyes down dropped and tender
Remember tho old proverb says
That pretty is which pretty does,
And that worth does notRo nor stay
For poverty nor splendor.
IT'S not the house. and not the dress
That makes the saint or sinner;
To sec the spider sit and spin,
Shut with her web of silver in
You would never. never, nerer gaess
The way she gct- her dinner.
ALICE CARY.
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