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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

DOR SALE-SIx VILLA SITES. FRONTING ON AND
overlooking Long Island Sound, line of New York
and New Haven Railroad and distant one hour from the
going and from New York daily. The properly Is elc
vatcd being from SO 10 100 feet above tide water No nuts
be found Bathing boating and fishing facilities unsur
trees groves OF beautiful eyergeens Distant less than one
mile from railroad station In the beautiful towns of Rye
Conn Apply to s. r.: IRELAND, Dol Broadway. or E. ~
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T,OR sALE--A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT ON THE
hanks Of the Hudson. hour BY rail or two BY steam
boat from New York city uninterrupted view Of rver
large Gothic house. outbuildngs lawn fish pond grove a.
with ground II desired. Apply to JAMES
MONCRIEE, No. Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

OIT DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company. Mal Steamships
between New York and Havre, calling at BreA.
The splendid vessels this favoris route for the
Continent viii sat. from pier 70 North river foows
WILLIE DE PARIS surrnont saturday. May 10.
Eu hor =. i,ei.nr. SATURDAY = une
coctnue.. June u
PEREiRE, Duchesne. Saturday, Jye ~
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ONDON AND VIEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Passage London Brest 4tlO S75 and $50
EXCURSION tickets at reduced rates. available for ak
WIN. PENN, Captain BillIuge from New York. Nay H..
ATALANTA. Captain Pinkham from New. York. May Is.
BELLONA, Captain Dixon, from New York June 8. t,
CELIA, Captain 0ieade from New York June ~ .vvv
will leave pier No. North river for London calling 1t
Brast Saturday, May II, at IL N.
Until further notice all the Of this line will call
q Brest g land passengers Tickets sold through W rail TO
Paris at rs per cent less than regular rates. IL
Freight will be taken and through bills OF ladfng given TO
Havre, Antwerp, Rotterdam Amsterdam and Dunkirk
RoBT N. CLARK. % Broadway.
For freight apply ut "a South street.
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALT4 Agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-29
EOCIAL EQUAELTY.

The Senate at Nashville, on the 18th
inst, passed 3 bill making It misde'
meanor with q penalty Of not less than
ten nor more than fifty dollars, for any
common carrier to make any distinction
between race, color or previous condi'
ton, asking at their hands conveyance
or any other service commonly rendered
by them. A fine Of one hundred dollars
is also to be imposed upon the carrier SC
offending, to be paid to the person who
is Disseminated against.
The House had previously passed the
till with an smendment, allowing the
carrier to set aside Especial sccOmmo-
dations for isdies.n -
This was stricken out upon the sugges'
ton Of the ,Cretchling SMITH, Of Shelby.
Go on, Legislators; and pile up your
infamy as high as your slimy malice can
crawl
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
IwrsrnRS ASSOCIATED PRESS nrrOErs.l

NEW YORK, October 2s.-Advices
from Venezuela report new revolution
in Balinia aud Uruguay, but the Leaders
have been captured. They planned the
assassination OF Gov. Falcon.
RALEIGH, n. c., October pa large
and enthuSiastio meeting was held here
Saturday night. Speeches were made
opposing the Congressional reconstruc.
ton plan, aud resolutions were adopted
declaring devotion TO the Constitution
and civil liberty.
NEW YORK, October 2S. The Herald
Richmond special says Ffom the re-
ports Of the registering officers received
at military headquarters up to this time,
thirty three Conservatives and fifty
three Radicals have been elected to the
Convention OF the latter, twenty. five
are negroes. There are nineteen districts
yet TO hear from. 1t is thought that
Underwood will be President Of the Con-
vention. John L. Msrcier, Jr., the
sblest man returned to the Convention,
will not be permitted TO take his seat be-
cause he held the Office Of Mayor OF
Fredericksburg before the war. The Con-
Vention meets early in December.
a handful, offering SIS, 600 reward for
the assassination of Hunnicutt, Under
wood & Co.-gotien up, it is supposed,
by the Rsdicals-wRs found on the streets
this morning. This, it would seem, is
evidently intended as an offset to the
letters of the negro vigilance committee
ordering certain citizens to leave the
city.
WASHINGTON, October 2S The annual
report Of Secretary Mcgulloch, for the
fiscal year ending June 10th, is almost
finished, and will, it is said, be sent to
the President on the lst of November.
1t was stated to-day that as soon as the
annual report OF the Secretary is in the
hands Of the President, the strong forces
arrayed in opposition TO Mr.. McCulloch
have determined to make q pull ali to-
gether in the work Of procuring 8 change
in that department.
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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, FsyGte County, TeHn.,

\ IGIFUATED thirty miles frOn Memphis seven
- miles north OF Lafayette Depot, 81. & & X =
+ FACULTY:
i q. ". JOHNSTON, ,A-B.. President and Professor
Il OF Ancient Languages.
OrEAI 3. 1OUEGi Alb, Professor OF Mafhe-
mstlcsi
COLIN MCKIESEY, AN, Professor OF Mental
N and Moral Science and English Literature
t This Institution was reopened Ortober. Isss.
and bas reached a state CT permanent e.
cheney. Next Annual Session rEiII be- oDese,f
July Is, 1871, and VIII consist OF Two Terrns-el
weeks each.
CHARG ES.-Euglfsh and Matbeunsties- san
30 and SO Per Term. Each L.anguage. e5 erfrs.
Z per Term. ContiL gent fee s. 50 per Tern
Excellent board, Including room incl wash
Ing and nEht Sl5 per month.
AL Necessary apparatus wil be suupIied
convey vance rom lafayette station 10 Ma
con, " duesdays and eaturGays.
We, the Trustees, have cetermfr,ed n male
I THIS q Inst class Academic ms itutiaa
[ lst. The scholarshIn. eXBer.e ence ard sur~esz
/ Of our faeulty.-
ID Ih- elevated tone OF our cornmunifv-
81. Tue heaithful locality Removed frr,l-, ~,
/ corrup pslng tnnueuces and vices OF cIfv ne
so. Favorable prices VII enable as 10
I President Board - .pr G. T. HUNTED.
se retsry- ry-.-.-.--.--lOHS W.ALEXANDER-
aula -
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10 the Cotton Planters of Wlest Ten
1lessee, AtG6GnG, Mississippi and


The undersigned respectfully tenders his ser
vices as agent iOr the s1le OF your cotton in
tsis city, and for the purchase or your supplies
The unfortunate termination Of the late war,
which 80 materially affected the best Interests
Of the South, has also had It's effect upon the
Commission B siness Of this city, as transacted
between planter and merchant. You doubt
/ less well remember with what perunacity (pre-
vieus to the war, amounting Ia some instances
| 70 annoyaRcs,Sou were solicited for your bdsi-
ness at I he rate OF hfty Genus per bale cOnmis-
sion, frse'of drayage, and stored for twelve
months without charge. Then las viii be
AGAIN. the producer was the Iullg element,
and htgti rents, rich landlords and merchants
were the result Of planters patronage. No
people or occu patton nave been more seriously
nOnef M uch deserve 10 be fostered and aided
m their unfortunate changed condition How
IN It aid so much needed has been meted sut
you Opine TOO well know. OnerOus govern
Iuent taxes in general, and special tax pom
your leadiIg production, Cotton, large profits
you have had TO pay upon supplies furnished,
commissions on sales ranging from s. 80 TO s.
per bale, monthly storage at exOrbitant prices,
and otner expenses, a. per reference & your
account s,les, as sum total p III leave you but
little II anytolus upon which 10 rebuild your
shattered fortunes, or to compete with the new
order or arfa1rs-fIee labor. When withdrew
| from the Cotton and Commission Business in
l56U. private reasons then LED me to believe that
Iwould never engage in II again. The s0ici-
tations Of many friends that were former pa
| trOu,, snd a desire 70 prOmOte the interest OF
| the planting community, so far as my feeble
efforts can 20 so. and The apparent want Of
/ REdllu e4h D.bcQ 70 n community tuaL IN
] times past tended 80 materially to the pros
perijy OF Memphis and its mercanti' g oommu-
nifty, has determined me again to offer my ser
vices in the capacity stated The reiuced
stocks OF eOttous Ia the United States and short
supplies in the hands OF New England manu-
faciurers ha, caused some advance in prices
nom the late depression, hence early sales may
be prudent and remunerative; such was the
case the past Two seasons, and many planters
have had cause TO regret the acting upon the
100 common practice Of holding and draw ng
upon their cottsus. l would wise no planter
TO send forward his cotton u less he wished IL
sold upon the irst active mark t. 10 can be
held AZ home much cheaper than in Memphis.
Ny charges for selling cotton viii be One Dol
lar per bale. Insurance efzcted IN all cases II
not Instructed % the contrary. snail buy your
supplies from wholesale houses, giving you the
benefit Of same. In short, by strict atteDtio
10 all the departments OF our business, / hope
TO merit a Large share Of patronage.
Very respectfully,
NFlANr
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIAK0-F0RFE.
GROVESTEEN & CO.,
499 Breadleau, n. Y.

THESE Instruments, after the most catering
L tsg.monialg from the nrst Pianists IN the
rri1rItrv who NJ our Sulieitati0u, have tested
them Ia the severest manner p0sftble, have been
pronouncsd TBE FINEST SCI ARE PIANO
FuRTF MADE IN THE WORLD.
IL mas always boon our pOl3cy dnrtng the
fkfar-sts ytan thEt We have manulaciured
Pianus. ftdelis Dl0usand OF which are now In use
in the United states and Europe, 70 give the
fuest instrument AZ he lowest cIst. Our supe-
TtoT % u ities ems he as 70 Dfer them nom one
10 huee hupdred dollars les than any other
First lass House.
The tone Of these instruments are r6markHble
f,r7flesr psaaa liarf sVsetueE and Great Bril-
Eaucy. never losing their quaLry when forced
10 their utmost capacity. The lower register
middle and npDer registers by ming ing with
thtin N dissgfeaahlp confusion, tne refined
beat3tvl of tore being egua " dehghtiul 20 the
nuuracticed and 10 the mos cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new styae OF pians, mn
Isbed Ia Inc most superb manner nsAh JctT M
rovnd a1ya5s fr0Flf ald back 3eeYlly cars 90 legs
and l.vre serpeuttuB Base richiy moutded, and
each Instrument u fully WarraHteq t9r nVe
~ NietFfA -
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The following an extract from a let
ter written by Hon. A. w. Randall, AS
sistant Postmaster General, to friend
in Wisconsin:
Ysu ask me what you ought to do
about supporting the Republican State
| ticket. l hesitate to give advice about
your own action but have no hesits-
| ton in telling you what | would do if
there to vote this fall. l would never
| vote for any man on any ticket, State or
local, who iDdorses the resolution OF the
| Republican State Convention, favoring
] the impeachmentcft The President. There
| is neither reason nor excuse for this war
upon President johnson. All inyestiga-
| tfons and researches have failed to dis
cover any i'high crimes or misdemean-
| ors'' committed by him. There
/ Is no case to be found where he has
violated the Constitution. He has en-
deavored 10 bring about, upon just terms,
| a complete restoration OF the Union. He
| has followed the policy of Mr.. idncoln,
| which si1 Republicans once approved.
He has had no other policy. He never
| has made q speech or said q word, or done
| an act fayoring disloyal representation in
| Congress. II his policy, which is the
same that NT. LincOln's was, bad been
/ carried out to-day there would have been
perfect peace; the Union would have
| been fully restored, and representatives,
loyal ali through the war, from the
| Southern States, would be filing thS
vacant seats In the House Of Representa-
! tives. ,-4r -- .
4 BARON HOLSTEIN, attache OF the
Prussiah Legation, has been recalled, at
/ the Teuuest Of the Hon. Charles Sumner,
I the Chairman OF the Committee on For
eign Affairs in the Senate. The New
/ York Worid says that the Baron and
Madam Sumner have both left for Ell
/ rope. A Boston paper says hostile cor
| respondence took place between the Sem
at5T and the Baron. The Baron was
plucky. The senator maintained the
| reputation he acquired in the fight with
THERE appears ts be at least one place
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BOOK &C kNTS WANTED
To solicit orders for new
Illustrated Bible Dictionary,
fgaNpT vrv N o,yE voTT-urN
-ErB N ONE VoLUHEl

Edited by DR.. WM. SMITH, Classical Examiner
Of the University OF London.
TEVHE Dictionary embodies the results OF the
/ most recent study. research and invest "a
ton, Of about ski v-five OF the most eminent
and advanced Biblical scholars now living
ClerEymen Of various denominations approve
It, aud regard It as the best work OF It's kind in
the English language, and one which ought u
be In the hands OF every Bible reader In the
land.
In circulating this wOrs, agents viii nnd
p, easant aud profitable EN- pIOyment The nu'
msrOus OD sections which are usually eneuun'
tered in selling ordinary works will mo- e1isl
gith this But on the contrary. encouragement
sn6 friendly aid will attend the agent thRking
his labor agreeable, useful and lucrative
Ladies, Clergymeu, School Teachers, Farm
ers, stud -nts and all others who possess energy
are wanted 10 n zsist In canvasslny evory toWn
aud county in the country, TO whom the n1Osl
liberal Inducements will be offered.
For particulars. address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co, #..
l4S West Fourth street Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FRssMAN's IRON TIES
COTTON BALES.

TVHE undersigned have made offensive ar
i ranKemcnts 20 supply the demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
Jn addition 10 the FASSMAN IRON TIE and
BUTTON aTIfe, 50 extensively -uEed heretofore
they now offer his ALLlGAT, TIE, with
teeth - arranged as to 1 siautly clamp tie
boop when The pressure IS removed fToln the
bale and hold 10 without slipping. o. o.
Great pains haEe been taken 10 secure the
best gu slity Of iron.
Thes= Ties are ~ simple IN their arrange
ment that they eau he applied by any one, 70
1sliss of any size, with the same facility and
es petition ~ rope. ln strength. Eecurlty and
iaeigfty Of application, they viii compare IA
vorahy with any yet introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now gener-
ally RECON lzed: but 90 IS deemed not out OF
place 20 ca the attention Of those interested
10 thsvery emphatic reConItn endatiOn OF Un-
derwriters, steamboat Captains, and OWners
and erents OF Sea Steamers and Sailing NeE-
sels. recently published in the newspapers in
New Orleans, -
CHAM2E RS & T.ATTIEG,
osr1 No 60 EarGnda. pt street, n. o.
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

lINIADAME LEIsE OF New OrIesrs ,1.1
VI most especially aIuounc- 10 m ,-s+f.s---
of Memphis thai she will open her cIs.sa-s-1,,,-
the above grseefui accompllshulsut On ~
THIRD TUESDAY. Ia September al ne -
fsrsOn Block second street where sue inst
by stFict atteuEiafl 70 the advauceInarf OF l5ar
pupi . Eho may D. intruEted % her cDarge- n,
merit share Of the public patronage. Nal
L., having taught In most o. the prI 1efr7T
cities or the south and Southwest, hopes 10
meet here with the same uubounde4J slcc...
which has hitherto NAKED her courss of- Ia
Etructton elsewhere Days and hours or tuition
for Children, Tuesdays and Saturday, from
half past o'clock iii dark for ladies. frof5
70 An. tiu IL for Gentlemen, rom 8 TN fu
pm, All the same day. References uueNeerl-
tiouable, for which, and Other particuIs1s
pieass see circulars, which viii be found ~ ~.
prtnrtp&l book and music stores. Terms sY1~.li
crate Calisthenics and Dancing taught M rri-
vats famttles and schools, II desired. s0irssz
given tEics . mouth areT
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IT is announced in the North Alabama
papers that the gallant and distinguished
Admiral Semmes will deliver 8 series of
lectures, commencing IN Tuscumbia on
the 4th, Florence on the 5th, Decatur on
the 9Th, and Huntsville OBJ the 7th proxi~
mo. The tickets of admission win be at
the low figure OF fifty cents.
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X . TOE
GAS CONSUMERS S

~ compliance with pledge made N their
/ communication or February last 10 the
Eop. Nayor and Board OF Aldermen, the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-29

THE President has appointed Joseph
h. Thomson, Esq, OF shelbyyille, Tenn,
Consul to the Island Of st. Thomas, West
Indies. 1t Is one Of the most important
commercial stations In the Gulf Of Mexi-
co, a large proportion of the trade Of Eu-
rope ana North America with the West
Indies and South America touching at
the principal port Of the Island-makipg
an aggregate Of several thousand vessels
per annum. r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-29

All orders m8st be addressed to J. B WAS
son { Co, No. slS Main street, Wholesale deal
eIs IN Drugs, N Medicines, etc. and sole agents
for this Medicine, and who will supply Drug
sists generally and other dealers in prOpri-
stsry medicines thrOughcu Ut the south
Respectfully. q. WILLIAMS, N, D,
Discoverer and Manufacturer Of Dr.. Williams
Pu-.nonic balsam Of Wild Cherry and Wood
Naptha-
sa8- Address all orders 70
] 3. WASSON & Co,
aIs MIN st-..r n ar.-.ILi. I.r n
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J. d. HALL, Clerk.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Forty-seyen, and comprised lOtsin the vicinity
OF Memphis, Tenn, COrtnth, Miss, and Her
naudo, Miss, deeds 70 which nave been made
to the lucky ucket-holders. For this, the Sec
ond Drawing, however, We are able 70 offer our
patrons still more attractive inducements 10
Interest themselves IN our scheme. From =
lengthy list Of property, much OF which has
already been advertised 70 the public, We select
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TIE ONO CANYAss.

The Ohio .Satesn1da gives US an ides
Of the tremendous effort made by the
Radicals to carry the State, by enumera-
ting the number and giving the names
Of the Radical orators imported from
other States, with the purpose to per-
suAde the people to accept negro suffrage
and negro equality. The Statesman
says:
United States Senators Morton, OF
Indiana, ThAyer and Nye, OF Nebraska,
Chandler, Of Michigan, and Patterson,
OF New Hampshire, Gov. Baker, Of In
diana; Schuyler COlfsx, Speaker Of the
House OF Representatives in Congress,
and Representatives Kelley, Of Pennsyl-
vania, WAshburne, Julian and Orth, OF
Indiana Mckee, Of Kentucky; Logan
and Cullom, Of Illinois, invaded Ohio to
teach the people the blessings moral,
social and intellectual, OF negro suffrage,
and with It negro political equality. In
more than two-thirds the counties, they,
in company with the Wsdes, Sshencks,
Shellabargers, Binghspns, Egglestons,
Dannisons, ct al, "spoke their pieces y
to adn1iring throngs with a result highly
satisfactory to the Democracy.
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OoURsE o sTuDY.

FIRST SESSION. JUNIOR GLASS; monfhs.
|. Walkers American Law. Ksnfs Oonnueufa-
ries, Bishop on Criminal Law, Carurhsr's Hls-
tory Of 4 Law suit, 5tephens' Pleadings.
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR CLASS
Il months.
\ Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes aud
Bllls, 9reenieaf on Evidence.
FIRST SESSION. SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurispr prudenee, Adams Fquff-
gages, Parsons On Partnerships-
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
WashbuTn on Real Property, Taylor on Iaud-
lord and Tenant, ANGEL A Ames on Corpora
tons, 5tOFy's Conflict o. Lars. Parsons en-
Maritime Law, COnkun's q =. treatise
kecitations and examinations each day a. &
O'Clock Moot Court once each week, aud Ap-
peilste Court once each month, presided over
y the Professor all togethsr.
Z -L4ceoLs permitted % en- Ter any Class. but no
whole eourse.
Aetthe - per session, payable In advance
Entrance Fee, s. per session..
All students Of Law cEn attend Tree Of sf1nrva
the Lectures OF ths College, including Llscfu-ss
on Eloeatton and explaRstion ~ I.sffn 40
French tech nieatues By the Presldenf
4 Arrangements VIII be made 10 br4rf ana
lodge stuoents ~ - per month auIlfsaff0-,s :
should os made esriy. 80
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Architect and Engineer.

07HE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public that be e pre-
Ing Plans and SuperintsndinE Buildings With
as much energy and attention to his patrons
interest as he did for the Cityis interest while
City Engineer.
OFF1oE-s -stfIlman Block, Second and Madi-
son streets. Charges reasonable,
]. IS. MCCLURE.
Arehitest and Engineer,
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES.
The Ffn.st nnd Cnnftnl 80.

Col. n. G. Galloway 8 valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets, Mem phis,
one block only from the center Of the city, and
ia ths vicinity OF All the Federal, State and
County Offices. Lot S71z feet mont by $50 deep.
Valued at so 0OJ.
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i. - Il. sCoTTIsH RITE.

iyvRF,yE Oorunnandery, NO.4 4. Meets 18th Non
duv OF each month. John Zent, Conn., n. J
Wiggiu, Rec
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Third Prize.
FO9yrth Prize,

One residence lot adjoining above property
2lXl0U feet; very available for residence anS
desirahly located. Valued atSSOo. .
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Dissolution Of Coparsaersitp

MHMPHIs, TESE., October Is, 1867.
THE copartzership heretofore existing under
the name OF PLUMMER, CURRT q co. is
this day dissolved by the withdrawal OF Geo.
d. Plarumer and A. p. Curry from said firm.
r. =, Patterson has purchased the entire inter-
est Of Plumnaer a Cary in all OF the property.
including notes and accounts, and assumes all
OF tue liabilities OF said nrn. He is authorized
to use the name OF the late firm In the settle
ment OF the business Plummer & Curry may
be found at the old stand lor the present.
GEO. d. PI4UMAfER
A.P. GERRY.
EHf IL r. r. PATTERSON.
I shall continue the Produce and Commission
business AT the old stand OF Plummer. Curry &
Co. 96 Main stree, and solicit . continuance
OF the favors conferred on them
oc22 II r PATTERSON
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Memphis Gas-Light COmpan!

have determined 70 reduce the price on the
saIes n Gas supplied "a and after ths