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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, FaIelte County, Tenn,

GTTUATED thirty miles from Memplls- seven
- miles north OF Lafaystts Depot, III 4 &. & K.
FACULTY:
q. ". JoEEsroE, B.. President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages:
OTgAT B. You've, Alb, Professor Of Maths-
MATES;
CoLIE MuKrEsEY, An, Professor OF Mental
aud Neral Science and English L teraturs.
THIS Institution was rsOpened October, 1855,
aod has reached 8 state or permanent err
cheney. Next Annual session gfII Dc one e.
July Is lse7, and viii consist Of Two Terns-2l
weeks each.
CHARG ESD giish and Mathematics. so,
ks5 and 30 per Term. Eaeh AauguaEe $ extra
per Term Contingent fse q 81 per Term.
Excellent board, including room, fuel, wash
ing and light, Us per month
Al Necessary apparatns viii be supplied.
Ccnyeyance nom lafayette station 70 Ma-
con. Wsdnesdays and Saturdays.
We, the Trustees, have determined 70 maEe
THIS q nrsl class Academic Institution
,lst- Ihe scholarship, experience and success
OT our faculty.
ID. The elevated tone OF our community.
Sd The healthfu1 locality, removed trotu the
corrupltng Influences and vices OF city life.
4th. FaForuble prices viii enable Us to
achieve this success.
PRESIDENT bOarzi-..-...-...Dr. g. IT. II q sSTFFs
secretarT---.-.- W. ALEXANDER.
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third Prize,
Fourth PrtSe.

| One residence lot adjoining above property,
/ 25xi00 feet; very available for residence and
| desirably located. Valued at $500,
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

rFIHE Law Department OF the Memphis Cci-
II iegs viii Oren on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty.
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEIsE, OF New Orieans -vours
VI most res1setfuliy annOunee TO The efrizarfs.
of Memphis that she wiz open her cIassas f3r
taa above krzesful accom- plistment on the
THIRD TUESDAY IN sspfember al ne Ies-
fars0E bE3ck. secOnd street, where sne trusts
uF strict atteutoa % the asiVRnsenaeut OF l1sr
puptB who may be tuIrugted 70 her charge. to
merit saars Of ths public patronage. Mad.
L, having taught in most Or the prinripaI
cities Of the south and Southwest. hopes to
meet here with the same uubounded success
which has hitherto marked her course or in
struction elsewhere. Blysand hours Of tuition
half past o'clock I'll dark for Ladiss. s-6Tn
10 an TIL Il; FOR Gentiemen, nom TlI ID
pm, all the same day. References urezcer-
tDnable, for watch, and other partlcl -.
piasse see creulars, which VIII be found 81 IN :
prinrfpal book and music stores Terms moo .
crate CaltEtnentc5 and Dancing taught IN pri-
vate families and schools, II desired Soirees
yfgT a
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The Treasury Department viii disburse
on the first Of the incoming month, about
twenty-seveu millions Of dollars in gold,
as interest on Fve-Twenty bonds. This
is the largest amount OF specie that has
ever been paid for any half years inter
est. Possibly a quarter or third Of it
is due on bonds held abroad. But, with
the rates at which foreign exchange has
lately ruled, none of this gold, is likely
to 90 out Of the country. A good deal
Of it will undoubtedly be re-invested
here in more Of our securities, and SO
much Of it as is not will be turned into
exchange. The immense November
interest will furnish good supply Of
specie for service.
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIAK0-F0RTE.
GRoVEsTEEN & CO.,
49O BroaitnaR. ". Y.

THESE INSTRUMENTS, Rfter the mos uatterlnG
L testimonials from TIE frst PisnlsJs in the
country, who, at our solicitation, have tested
them Ia the severest manner posst0te, have beer
pronounced THE FINEST SQUARE PIANO.
FORTE MADE IN THE WORLD.
10 has always been cur policy during tht
thfyfL-stz years mat We have manufactured
Pianos tlgelUe thousand Of which are now in usc
in the United states and Europe, 70 give the
nnest instrument at the lowest cost. Our supe'
rior sacillties enable Us to offer them nom Ons
10 three hundred dollars less than any othel
First lass House.
The ne OF these instruments are rem ar ablt
for their peculiar Sweetness and Great Bril-
uancy, never los ng their qualIty when forced
20 their utmost capacity. The lower register
retaining its posltiyeness does not destroy the
middle and npper registers by ming ing viii
them IN diaagreeable confusion, the refined
beauty OF tone being squa ly delightful 10 ths
IN pracUced and TO the most cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new style OF Plane, m
ished in the most superb manner, lJith four III
reUnd corners FROM and back, heavily carr ed leg
aud l-yre Serpenune Base richly moulded, ana
each instrument Is fully warranted Tor i've
FHar- ssp5 d&Wly
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A RICHMOND letter says Gen. SchO-
field has returned from Washington. He
saws that there will be no changes made
in the Cabinet for some time, il at all.
The President has no present intention
in that direction, nor will there be any
alteration in the manner Of Southern re-
construction. The General is anxious
that the convention should be called, and
regrets that SO many Of the white people
are disposed to oppose it. He says they
will be mistaken if they think their
Northern friends will sustain them in
such q course. The convention is fixed
fact. 1t is also certain that the Constitu-
tion that will be framed by it will be ap-
proved by Congress, and Virginia, before
the Attn of March, will be in the Union,
rejsicing with her younger sister, Ten
nessee.
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Second Prize.

County Offices Lot S75l feet 'front.' BY SS5< deep.
Valued at $4,000.
Second Prize.
A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
6Oxl00 in the city OF Chicago, H., only three
and within one ock Of the street railroad in
terseeting every part OF the city, Valued at
Third Prize.
One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xlO0 feet; very available for residence and
desiraoly located. Valued atsSOo.
Fourth Prize.
One residence lot adjoining above property,
95xIOO feet. Valued at $500.
Fifth Prize.
One residence lot adjoining above, also Z5xIOO
feet Valued at $500.
Sirth Prize.
A most valuable manufacturing site with a
perpetual fall Of 81 feet Of water, situated in
Winston county, Alabama, with I6U acres Of
land. Valued al $1,000.
SeVe1sth Prize.
The Franklin Female Institute, at Holly
structed school building, most eIigibly located
This ts very desirable property. Valued at ssO00
Eighth PTize:
Lot No. S, in Hays subdivision, Memphis
size IG2xl52 feet. A beautiful building lot
Valued At 5000.
Ninth Prize:
T51S acres Of woodland near Raleigh, shelby
county, Tennessee. distant from Memphis nine
miles This is very desirab. e, and an excellent
prize. Valued at $500.
Tenth Prize:
Cottage Residence, rooms; lot I9OxI7O feet
on BOrland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at 5000.
Tickets S5 each. May be had Of or ordered
through, any OF the COmpany's agents at the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or Of Col.
James Strain, HernandO, Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and Officers OF the
Company are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets ia auv Of be drawings The
Company Is simply the media for the purchase
and sale OF real estate between property mold
and the general puhlie les I'm
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COURSE OF Study.

constitutional w......-s.---Gisu- ALBEHT PIKE
Zeal Property a Pieadln s.---.HOn- r r y EAItI
Personal Property a PleadiuR-- "A. II LEEls
EQUITY q Commercial Law Hon p. 7. sCEgf fSGs
Grim Law a Admiralty r. zen. !. =. CHALaEhs
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Tenth Prize -:

T55S acres Of woodland near Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee. distant from Memphis nine
miles. This is very desirab. e, and an excellent
prize. Valued at $500.
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Cottage Residence, rooms; lot I9Dxl70 feet
on BOrland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at 5000.
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Valuable Plantation to Lease

7 WILL Lease, as administrator OF Christopher
]. Field, decd, bis Home Piace-the place OF
Clay & Field, and the Plantation kRown as the
Content Place. These Plantations are ia the
county of Bolivar, Miss and IN fne condition
for cultivation, having been cultivated for
years past. There Is a new and nne Circular
Saw-Miu on the Home Place, for Sale.
For further information apply TO me at Paris.
Bourbon county, KY, or TO Or. e. J. Field on
the premises b. ]. CLAY,
ocl9 Admir- c. j. Field, decd.
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Seve91th Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with a
perpetual falI Of 81 feet Of water, situated in
Wins on county. Alabama, with I6U acres Of
land. Valued al Sl0OJO.
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THE PHILADELPHIA Age says; 81 It is
/ 3 long time since we have read fairy
tales, and we are not prepared to say in
what part Of the world it was that the
old man got on Sinbad's shoulders. Pos
sibly it was in Africs, and ne who stuck
to the poor unfortunate wss q negro.
The Republican party is Sinbad. They
have got something on their shoulders
which they cannot get rid Of. Like poor
Sinbad, they invited him to bestride
them, and now they would give up
everything TO get rid of him.
But there he sits and defies
them. Let any one look at the
! Republican newspapers before the cleo
tion and see how persistently they con-
| tended for absolute negro equality-how
! they insisted on their riding in the cars.
not IS 3 matter Of charity and kindness
but Of social and political equality-hew
| they blRZoned the deeds of negro soldiers
how they instituted charitable agencies
| lof which we do not at all complain for
negroes as distinguished from whites
| how vigorously they cOntended fer negro
suffrage. Let any one see all this. and
/ then he will comprehend the perplexity
/ Of the Republican position now. They
( dare not abandon their negro allies, and.
since the vote in Ohio, they dare not sd
/ vocste his claims.
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FRANKLIN
NEW YORK CARDS.
Yellow Fever and small POx.

NEW HOBE, June, 1857.
We. the undsrsigue shipping Merchants OF
the city OF Eew York, nom the or repeated
testimony OF many different sea Captains,
In whom We have implicit confidence,
and feeling b. duty which we owe our Fellow
men, hereby bear Witns IS Of the great cond-
dence we f1eLln he truly marvellous curative
powers Of Major J, T. LANES INDIAN REM
EDG for the care and prevention Of small POX,
Yellow FCvsr, etc, and we eheerfully add Our
signatures hoping its WODdsrfuI merits and
great Dressings may be made known 10 the
world Brett sons q Co., 43 south street; Cur
tbs 4 Ward. 43 South street; p. r De Wolf q Co g,
IU3 Broad street Heney & Son, 25 COeuties Sip /;
Simpson & shaw, " CQenties Slip; VIM. A
Moore, 10 south street Jas. T. Tapscott, IS
south street; GeO--L- Rspscott, OF rapso01t Bro,
S6 South street; Robert Hawke, 50 south street,
and many others
This Remedy mas never been known to fail
Price per package. s. Forwarded free to any
pointin the United states. Address
J. 7. .ANE & CO..
sea fEH 1Bl Broad gJsv. New YORK
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A PAPER opposed to paying bonds IN
gold remarks: 1.-The whole nation
seems TO be rejoicing in the Democratic
gains in Ohio, Iowa, Pennsylvania and
Indiana. It is the beginning Of our
redemption from the bondage of Rsdi-
calism, and the people so understand
IL
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A. AND 4. SCOTTISH RITE,

HFRHEs Lodge 81 Perfection. 18th No. l
stated Comnunicat I'd "Wednesday nigh
or each month. Henry P. WoOdard, SD, g.
NJ. Charles N. Carroll. 18th. Sec.
MrTHgAs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets 4rh wednesday OF each month George
Mellersh. sd, g., NJ; ; A. L. Frankland, ed
Sc.
CAsIPRIA Council Princes Of jerusalem, 18th.
No Z. Benz. K. Pullen, Sd, Tarsh.'.i -
- Sec.
CAL.vA RE- CHATTER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. J.
Charles ". Adams, ed, NJ. W.. n. T. Tom
UnSon, 81 Sec
PHTLIPPE DUPLEssErs Council OF E-h, SJth.
No. 1. Henry 2. WoOdHrd, sd, Comm.
william Y. CirOde sd, Rec.
C0E-IsUORY OF WEST TE,sN EssEE, sd. John
AiusIs SD, Comm. In Chief; Dodge e
Trader, I'D, Reg
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fcoMAUNrcATED.l

Eoltor Mem phis Appeal:
| Sir: Ny attention has been called tC
an editorial in your paper Of yesterday
containing one or two mistakes a. Il
facts which trust you will cheerfully
| correct.
| You state that, IN the absence Of Lieut.
| Hugo, made an additional return, ig
his name, to the effect that Milliken had
been guilty of can armed violation Ol
his parole, and then comment gravely
on the supposed enormity of the Offense.
By the letter Of Lieut.. Hugo, handed te
you herewith, you win perceive that you
have been grossly misinformed. The
Lieutenant informs you that so far
from bis being absent I consulted
NTH him, and that the amend
ment was made NTH his fsl2 concurrence
and appreciation, Gs correctly eHbody-
ing the actual facts according to the best
Information ne could obtain from a6idd-
Uits and otherwise!
You perceive at once that in this res
peet, there Is no shadow Of ground for
the charge. Lieut.. Hugo gave me the
best information in his power, and
wrote his return for him as was my duty.
Andy your very grave charge has gone
forth to the world needlessly, to do me all
possible injury or course I have no
thought but that you supposed it to be
true. The facts are that when I was en-
ployed in the case, was informed and IN
derstOod that an order had been made to
amend the return, and upon consultation
with my client, l made such additional
return IS We, on our best information,
deemed necessary. I cannot be blamed
for that, unless it be assumed TO be a
crime TO defend the Government Of the
United States That said return proved
very troublesome to the other side, and
that upon q motion to discharge, the able
and learned Judge at one time said it
ended the case, though afterwards he
relieved the prisoner from the difficulty.
is not my fault. You say again that
insisted that the truth Of the return
could not be denied This is another
mistake. held that upon "glOtiOH to
discharged the return must be
taken as strictly true. Such is
the law. I also held that after
the motion to discharge the prisoner bad
been argued and OveTruled, the counsel
for the prisoner could not then amend
their pleading so as to traverse the re-
turn. I am still confident I was cor
rect in this. According to the report in
your OWE paper, Judge Trigg did over
rule the motion to discharge, and gave
leave to traverse the return, which
Judge Swayne had decided could
not be done. You will allow me to add
that your statement of what Milliken ac-
tusIly did is very different from the infor-
nation have received. We neither Of
US can know much about that, nor is it
material now. wish simply to vindicate
myself from an undeserved repTUach.
Yours very truly,
BARBOUR LEWIS.
nntnLnr 10 IslI-
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Ninth Prige:

Lot No. S, in Hays subdivision, Memphis
size l02xl52 feet. A beautiful building lot
Valued At 5000.
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DR.. c. WILLIAMS,
PulmOnic Balsam OF Wild Cherry
WOOD NAPTHA.

] Recon- by distinguished members OF
/ the Medical Profession.
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THE Huntsville Independent reports
the following speech delivered by one Of
the black orators at meeting in that
region, and vouches that it is verbatim
FELLOW CITIZENS Ise in favor Of
Mr.. Petres and Mr.. MastersOu, case dey
Ar in favor Of invention and de exclu-
shun Of de United States. Ess not got
a dialogue in my hart sgin any man,
white or black"
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ADvICEs from Vera Cruz state that the
trial Of GeF, Santa Anna had resulted
in q sentence Of exile from the Mexican
territory for eight years. In the State OF
Vera Cruz Porfirio Diaz had received a
msjority for President.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT.

ann sIr, very resEeCIflIIV VOur7T
NM. II. HUGO,
oTfB Il < IN
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One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xI0O feet. Valued at $500.
Fifth Prize.
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A DESPATCH to the Boston Herald
says that Second Assistant George +.
Sawyer, United States Navy, who has
been on trial at Portsmouth for several
dsys before court martial, has been
found guilty Of disrespect to his superior
officer in declaring that the President
ought to be impeached, and, by order Of
Secretary Welles, has been suspended
from duty for one year on half pay.
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FOR COTTON BALES
CBAs. G. JaHNSEE, Sole PrOp'tr,
No.I4 Union street, New Orleans.


We are sole sseuts and are prepared TO Ill
orders for the above
Otli-F3St6HIlg Wrought Iron Buckle fiG,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured OF the most superior iron
and thoroughly tested.
ID. II. DAVIS & co,
Commission Merchants.
T-0uEgy-FT1a Tr--a TsE-
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Waa.ts frone Mtsstsstppf.

A SITUATION in a Wholesale Grocery Store
"A preferred, by man OF steady Moral Char
scter He has had some experience in
bookkeeping. His acquaintance extends to
ChickasaW, Oktibbsha LOwndes, Monroe
aud Pontotoc Counties, Miss Perfect satisfac-
ton given as TO character, qualification, etc.
For the present address D, Box 80, Corinth.
seS II
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FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS

Parsons on Contracts, Parsons On Notes ard
Hilfs t4rsenIeaf on h,Vfaeuce.
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MEMPHIS, October Is, 1867.
Editor Memphis Appeal
Sir: You are entirely in error in your
issue Of this morning, in asserting that
the amended return, made in the Milli-
ken case, stating that MiliikeR was ar
rested for " an armed violation of his
parole" was made in my absence or
without consulting me. Judge Lewis
conferred with me on the subject, and
the amendment was made by him for
me, with my full concurrence and sPpro-
baton, as correctly embodying the actual
facts according to the best information l
could obtsiR from affidavits and other
wise. You are aware that I was not at
LaGrange, at the time of the affair, and
have no personal knowledge Of the facts.
The amendment was made, as we under
stood, with the assent Of su parties, and
was at once shown to at least one Of the
counsel for the prisoner, who made no
objection whatever. l wish to add that
my own feelings toward Mi!liken are
those Of respect and kindness, and that
his conduct since his arrest has been
becoming and proper.
am, sir, very respectfully YOUR,
NM. H. HUGO,
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OWEN, M'NUTT 4 co.,
Cotton and Tobacco FaetORs.

ID ECEIVING, Forwarding and General Com
4 mission Merchants, Ne. IL Monroe street.
ns- All Cotton, Tobacco. or other Produce
cOnsien o us, insured, unless otherwise in
strueted. Bagging, Rope and other supplies
furnished at the lowest market price. oelO-ff
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sECoSD Session, SENIOR CLASS.

Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adam 5 Eauffy
Pleading, Rsd6eld on wills, Hilllard on Iort-
laa.. Har.L.rl H.rr------l-L-l-L
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SiEth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above, also 25L
feet. Valued at $500.
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J. M. HALL, Clerk.

& The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Forty-seven, and com mprised lots in the vicinity
of Memphis, Tenn, Cortnth, Miss, and Her
20 the lucky ticket holders. For this, the Sec
ODs Drawing, however, we are able TO offer our
patrons stu more attractive Inducements 70
interest themselves in cur scheme. From a
Lengthy list or properly, much Of which has
already been advertised to the public, we select
the fOilQguiug.
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q card.

WE will at once rebuild our warehouse, and
w vii have 4 completed b. the 18TH Of sep
feri Der but By the INST day OF that month va
7FiII De ready. 10 recei Fe goods on store
she sbsefS will bs divided Int nre proof com
r,srfrr euts by brick walls, and covered with tin
rlbose VIC have patroaizeG US for the last Z VIC
ssta.ous. and Lhos- wh8 may have proposed "a
DO 50 the approachiu gone may rest assured We
will be ready for tneln-
We design establishing Cotton Compress 10
connection with our warehouse, upon an 81
scent lot which Will be ready by the lst OF Oc'
f8oer or sooner. The proximity o. our esfab-
Elshment 10 the river renders tbs handling OF
cotton 50 convenient that we can transfer cot
rou for shipment by river Ires OF orayage, The
advantage Of the positlen Is equal 10 one dl ay-
age on All cotton sent lor com pressInent nom
other warehouses, while on all cOtJOn in our
gFareho housa fOr coulpressInent there can Oe two
drayages saved, since it would be as easy for us
10 transfer it from our shed 20 toe Compress a.
70 turn it out in The ordinary way for transfer
~ drays -.
I'VE j. r. CHRISTIAN a co.
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PAINTING.
Architect and Engineer.

Ts7HE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public that he is pre-
pared 10 devote his whole attention to Design
ing ans and experimenting Buildings, with
as niuch erergy aud attention 70 his patrons
interest as he did Tor the Cityis interest while
City Engineer.
0FFICE-Stillman Block. Second aud Madi-
son streets. Charges reasonable.
J. z. MCCLURE. Il
Architsst and Engineer.
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TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.

LII Owners Of City Real Estate, and sll
A Agents OF Owners, sre respectfully reques-
led 10 leave with the undersigned, at the May
or office, Mem phis memoranda OF any Sales
Leases, Subdivisions, etc, made BY them since
the last assessment
JOHN PARK,
l.. ]. OUPRE,
JOHN T. IRRELEVANT.
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ROYAL ARCH,

PEwS Chapter. No l. Meets d Monday Of earl
mouth-Odd-Feilov Hall J0hu Zent, N. Z
q p. r. a Levy. Ssc'v.
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Stockholders Meeting.

rTNHE Stockholders Of the MEMPHIS AND
Il LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD will meet a.
the Company's Once in Memphis, on the 18th
day OF November next 10 elect Board.
By order CT the Board
W. B. WALDRAN,
oci6 I'm Secretary and Treasurer