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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-19

MGER Y, MHRRY CHRIsTMAs.-A large Rssors-
mpnt Of new goods for The holidays at sheppard
v az Harllpgen d ATIison's store, No. zoos Chesnut
street. Where could you go to procure better goods
al cheaper rates OF course you have friends, aud
deslgn giving them presents. II among their number
there Ae--as there unquestionaby Will be-sJme
head ola family, q man, the many mouths OF whose
children tax him to fill them wi food, and whose
other wants consequently, In these hard times, pull
hard upon his pu' 'se-strIngs, could you do him, his
wi and little ones grea.er favor than by beStow
ing upon them as Christmas gft
soms OF the articles they have otIen
enyied as the y behold them In the windows OF No.
lN 8 Chpsnut BtTeet? There you viii hnd plano and
Ihble covers richly RoTgeOusy mOroidered, MT
to keep the sCrRC Cnes from the mahogany OF king
There exhibited TO you quantities OF lace curtains
dehes the eye to unravel snu bewd rs IL In In catch
iDg al the parts of the design, AaIselleY quilts,
whose waTm cOlOrs ana dOwuy texture deugnC the
gR1s 81 d invite repnse. All! bat here's the thing,
emb shirt fronts From RjIOts thH water they
come you dOrned by the Swfs fingers OF pretty
FrOnch QftSethS-aLd once beamlng beneath your
yesr you are the nOhblesJ that walks Don't TAIL
OIEXtrR premium blankets LOOK al them. Tney
swell before you in the color OF the snowh AXE. yield
20 our like the cheek OF maiden, AMI aim ost
speak the words.-WTap yonrkelt In my embrace aud
nv my warmth They're just the thngs for the cold
niyh upon US. Upon the c7nners OF the sore,
alsO, yCu come upon heaDs Of douhlA damAsk taole.
cloths from eight yRrds in leng H. unsurpassed
in Quality and style: ana mountains or napkins,
towels eic finer than which were never mp1Ited.
In fact anything you cal desire In their line VIII oe
found ths IRblis amSnt Of Messrs Shepp ara, van
HaTpgeD Arrison. Nc. l0S Chesuu street; so dOn't
miss going there before you purchase ~ o5her pao g.
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COAL, Coal COAL for the million. Now is the time
10 lay In your winters store OF fuel. Old King Frost
Is drawing pictures on the windows, and the moist
snow Is wetting your feet Build bright hres and bid
the cold defiance. But to build the fires you must
have good cosi-and where should you purchase Il 1t
not st the celebrated Alters, No. 9T North Ninth
street (once Sixth and spnns Garden streesl He
has IL In abundance. e.too-notwihstsndng The recent
strike In the coal regi Ins- and Is resdyt. .uiuish
customers with all sizes and kinds at the very low
DriceR.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-19

TOAUCTIoNBEBs AND 'LoTHTHRs.-we havo large
stock OF Ready Clothing unequ allied In this city
In style, ht and make,which intend TO close out II
includes every kind OF seasonable garments-Men's,
Youths, Boys, and Ohildren's-s especially adapted
70 the holiday season No better useful pre-
sent be found and at the reduced prices at whou
we are running II of. will pay good profit to any
clothler for private SALE Ructioneer for public
sale, during the holiday teason.
HdH ssdy bettceal BENNETT Co.,
EYfh aud TOwBR HALL,
Sfeth streets. No. OTIS MARKET 5F.,
PHILADRLPHIA,
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CITY ITEM 8.


We have She evidence each day OF numbers
who purchase Of W, amer having examined
other stocks which, under different pleas are
belng 'uAorinoed' that our goods are sold
~ lower prIoes thAn any other Clothing In
Philadelphia.
The general experience "a that such goods
ere
Not 20 CHuAP A. RnPRRsENTED and the public
thoss who have purchased them and those
who have not-many OF the former TO their
cost, are generally becoming aware OF this
fact.
OuR STOCK n FULL AND COMPLETE, our assortment
unbroken, we being In receipt each day OF
large lots OF new goods, replacing those sold,
which are being manu- 'actured not
To M sAoRTIoBD, bus TO successfully compete
with any other goods In the market In all
respects. style, 1T make or price.
WE IN Coon FAITH carry out our established rule
now as At all othRr times.
ne gsLd, dtes all prices otOer than s lowest else
,chcrtj also guarantee hiU sdttydction 70 suerV
purchaser, or ths sate cancelled aiId money
04nd6d"
4, PROTECT OUR PATRONS and fully carry out this
ru'e ai present we have REDUCED ALL PB1CEs
wN RlarnorFULLY Request buyers OF clothing
aster having examined the stocks which are
being "saoIihoed,' to examine ours before
purchasing. A FAIR TRsT Is ALL WE ASK.
SL3iy-,suy bet,Oeen I BENNETT q Co.,
Ss1th streets No. 5Is MARKEr ST.
PHILADELPHIA,
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The sALE OF tn DHUYvErTER CoLLEcrtoS.
A. the second sale OF the ID Huyveter paintings last
evspIIg the bidding " ss not very spirited, excsst In
,he case of "TakiDg 1t Easy" No. IA Dy Henriette
Ronnar and ID. Col. which brought t6ol The other
pIotures /, o Q very low. On Monday mornisE Mr.. B.
scott Jr will sel Al his store opposite to the Acads
nv AZ Fine Arts an sssortmeht OF Dxon'a celebrated
sberield Ware also. fine French broneSt Figures,
.tyAat hOuse This sale will afford fine opportunitle'
70 thOss hO CAh " purchase Christmas presents
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NEW AND USEFUL
DOMESTIC UTEN Sill,
JENKINS & TONGUES
Patent Mincing Cleaver
FOR TxrTCuIEN USE.

THIS Cieaver. besides Tue usual Cutting Edge
on the lower ssde. is furnished with y Circular
Edge on the front end, adapted to chopping or
mincing In q bowl, for which n separate cutter
has heretofore been used. II thus answers q
double purpose. The blade Is entirely of poll
ished steel. about six Inches long. and the
whole weighs about a pounds size we'll suited
for women's uSe aud IL will be found n valuable
addition TO the impleme Is OF the cooking de-
paItment
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e. n. L z e,
No. 43 North EIGHTH Street.
OrBNING OF SUPERB HOLIDAY GOODS.
WORKS OF ART.
Elegant Erouse Groups. Els ures Vases, sta,uettss
etc,
AIabsster Htbs Vases VestIbule Ornaments, etc
HapdSome carved marble copy OF Cauova's, Dane
Ing Girl.
Fine CArrars marble buAt, BtsbfuI Venus
Fine CarrATA Pastoral Group. from the Antique
Beautifully carved CastelliuA Stone Group, P-ul
and Virginia."
Finely carved Figures, Tragedy and Comedy.
ARale Hebe Vases, ArnIRrmo Hebe Vases, and
hpeiy carved Carrera Marble Psyche OF Canova.
Elegant carved figure t Dancing Venus, etc.
Superb Bronze Grouo os, IN NEeppa and Anttope."
The above goods were purchased at the Auction
sale OF VIII Brohs srs and will "be sold 81 ess than
"HALF GOLD COST"
AeO, Handsome 'JardanIeres" tFrenoA Flower
stsndsl on ailt and Ebony Pedestals.
HANDSOME FANS. HANDSOME FANS.
An invoice of VIENNA FANS, painted on SILK.
An entirely new article. ch srmlng present.
Also, Gilt Stick Fans, While and Black.
1000 silk Fans, all cVloTs at very low prices.
100 Chiloreps ColoIed Silk Fans ai 69c,
LACEs, HANDKERCHIEFs,
HANDKERCHIR?5, LACE5,
Po nte Lace Collars. from s.1 to 81 90 rom auc.
ton.
Lace Baroes, Wells, CoiG~res. eic.
1909 Lace Collars S7xc.
$50 Real VAlencle apes HokGs $2'2j to SiOO
80 Elegant do, ts to 90. Some ELEGANT GOODS.
SO Cluny sLd Init All Jn POiuse and Val. Handk,r
chlefs. 62c. to Sl rs.
200 dCzen III, msttchsd all Linen Hdn, &c
FINE FRENCH LINEN HDKFS. sTITHED AND
CORDED
oHILyREN's CoLoRED BORDER HDFKs., l2,s
TO Isc.
Gents Fine HemstI ched and COlored Border Hdhs
Gents Pain L. en- HEX B., ,l5 - &C.,. cheapest ever
offered.
Cents English Cloth Gloves.
aentA nest X d Lin ed imported.
Missss and CHI no FIne French Gloves elegant
colOrs
5OOOydJ DIes ,ods reduced to Csc.
Handsome Stripe Pop.n,. II to 3Sc,
Fine FteGch PiaiI PopILs 75c reduced from 81 ~.
Fine Silk Umbrellas,
Par gou FIR. me- Umbrellas
Would Invite special ast snon to the above lines OF
Goods, 80 they comprise many novelties
Very desirab'e ane utefIi HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Rt very moderate prices.
Z. r. LEE,
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VNEST PHILADELPHIA tSKATING PARK,
w THIhTY-fIRsT and WALNUT streets.
bkatipg eleRa 1t-Ice strong Rno smooth
Take Market or Walnut Street Oars,
Admission, 70 oenta, N'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-02

ny JULIA Q. n. poRn.

ny JULIA @. n. poRn.
know spot whore tho wild vines Creep
And where. at the foot OF the rocky steep,
The sweet blue viole's blow.
There all day long. In the summer time.
f fSs may az sss ,ons does the honey bee
Murmur and hum In the hollow tree.
And there the fcathery hcmlock makes
while from i i emerald wing II shakes
Rare incense at your feet.
There DO tho silvery Iichens ciirg'
There does the tremulous ma eoeii sWink'
And many n lcarlet berry shin's
Deep In the green Of tho tangled vines.
Over the wall ut dawn ofday.
Over the wal ut noon,
Over the wall when the SHADOWS say
That night Is ming soon.
A little maiden with laughing eyes
Cl m bs In her eager haste. and HES
Down 20 the spot where the wa vines Creep
All wild things love her.. The murmurirg bee
Scarce siirs when she draws near,
And sings the bird in the hemlock tree
Its sweetest for her ear.
The harebelIs nod as she passes by,
The violet lifts It's calm blue eye,
This ferns bend lowly her steps 10 greet,
And the MOSES creep to her dancing feet.
Up in her pathway seems to spring
All that Is sweet or rare. :.
Chrysalis laint. or the moths brisht wing,
Or flower buds strangely fair.
She watches the tiniest birds nest hid
The thickly clustering leaves amid.
And the SINAI brown tree toad on her arm
Quietly hops. and fears no harm.
All. child of the laughing eyes, and heart
Attuned to Natures voicel ~ .ta.Uu
Thou hast found bliss that will ne'er depart
While earth can say "rejniceW
The years must GENE. and the years must 80;
But the flowers will bloom. and the breezes
blow.
And bird and butterfly, moth and bee,
Bring on their swift wings joy to thee!
- Our Young Folks
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Tyranny in Alabama.

The New York Journal of Commerce
comments Indignantly upon the sup
preston ofthe Tuscaloosa Gala. Monitor
by the Radical satrap, General Sheppard,
The editor characterizes it as, uuder the
circumstances, "a crime of the first
magnitude-an outrage against civiliza-
tion-a burlesque on all our vain ma
tional Boosting Of liberty of thought"
Napoleon" adds that paper, does
not suppress newspapers in the summary
way General Sheppard finds so easy and
convenient. Neither does the Emperor
of Austria, nor King William, of Prussia,
nor the Gear. These powerful rulers
keep up strong governments, and do not
like fault-6ndng newspapers any more
than General Sheppard does; but they
do not send files of soldiers to the Offices
Of offending journals, seize the editors
and throw them into prisons, and forci-
bly, prevent the issuing Of another num-
Der to subscribers. The suppression of
a newspaper Do the Sheppards and
other military tyrants of the day stop to
to think what cowardly and crael act
it is? What would be thought Of q gen.
eral who should direct the gagging and
bucking of every man who dared to criti-
cise his policyf Every citizen worthy
10 be freeman would join in denoun-
cling such an inhumanity. To suppress
q newspaper is to st fle living voice, or
rather hundreds of living voices, sire q
newspaper speaks. not merely for Its
editors, but for the public who sustsin it
and approve of its teachings. Fad Gen.
eral Sheppard sent a file of solaiers into
the principal church of Tuscsl0oss ar
rested the minister in mid 81 rvice,
turned the congregation into the street,
locked the doors and put the BIZ Hiding
under guard, he would have com mitted
no greater wrong Ihan,in. suppress ing the
Monitor. BE may do the one ID ing as
legally and properly as the other.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-02

THE total amount covered by the Ktna Poll.
L cies on property destroyed or damaged IL
sos. S4. on which salvage will DO about i've
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from s200,00 and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum Is five per cent upon the Com.
pany's assets. q figure but slightly exceeding
eur Government and State taxes paid last year.
or proportion equal TO q IS, 900 loss for q CON-
pany Of $4,000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value Of
wealthy, strong corporations Is forcibly IL
Illustrated by this Ere. Several weak insurance
companies arc destroyed. Portland has 0
population of S5.ooc--was handsomely built
mostly fine brick or stone strpctpres-protected
and screened with onward Of 5. 900 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean-.and
with steam fire department-yet II has Sl0.-
000, 900 of property consumed In few hours
upon q holiday when its people arc least oocu-
pied-from the very Insignificant cause of
contemplate frecracker,
Remember the trihing origin of fires that
sweep away In q few hours the earnings o.
years. Consider Your best interest and give the
Etna Agent call II you need. proper insur-
ance security. Pay q fair rate Of premium for
a 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. LITTLET0N 4 CO., Ag'ts.
No. q Madison street.
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prsponderated. In point Of quantity, we
need not expect to cope with the foreign
producers, in the future, as the golden
eggs have been destroyed by the folly
that waited upon avarice, and bit off the
nose to spite the face.
Full weight Mess Pork, $50 so to $50.
Prime Mess, s2T to q so. Jowls. $50 to
%. Rump, scarce ST s26. Bscon 4 quiet
with fair stock. Clear Sides, Is to Isle.
Clear Rib, scarce at 171 to 1870. Rib
Sides, IL to lie. Shoulders, 49, to l4Ie.
8. G. Canvassed Hams, q TO 22e. Plain
s. c., rs to zoe. Plain smoked, III n
l6e. Lard is firm with light stock
t~Ierees, 193 to zoe; kegs, 2O1 to
2lc. Corn is rather hrmer; we quote
shelled at 97c to 81 90 on landing
aud at depot; ear corn, CSC from
hatbost; from store, 81 90 to1 O5. Oats.
scarce at 81 to Soc. Bran, $50 to 80 on
levee. Hay, SIS 90 to % In lots go to "a
In a small way. Cornmeal is In good
supply with demand light, running from
the single barrel to q dray load, rarely
exceeding the latter amount. We quote
fresh at 81 40 to 4 50, with exceptional
sales at lower figures Kindred "a so to
4 IS from store about 25e higher. Old
chickens cares at S. so to 8 90; spring
chickens, So 50 to 4 50. Eggs, in fair
demand at IS to zoe. Flour + quiet but
firm Supesine, s. to s so: X, Sc SO TO
10 so; Xxx, S1I TO ~ xxx. sI2 50 to
Is SO; Fancy Brands, SI4 t o Is so. Old
potatoes dull at 50 so to 4 per Dbl ; new
in demand at IS so. Butter is abund-
ant, choice country Is to 30e Choice
Western sos ; common, no sale. Cheese
dull-pFices range from Is to I8c
for good Coffee is firm, with fair
stock Rio, % to &c Java, 80 10
42c. M&ckerel Is in moderate demand /:
No. / in barrels So half barrels, SII so TO
II; No. 1 kits, 81 IS to 3 90; No. 2,
g 80 to 2 20; No. 3. 81 IS to 2 so. Mo-
lasses firm SugarhOuse, Ia barrels, Csc to
soc half barrels. Soc to 81 90; kegs,
SO to 10 so. New Onions, Sc 80 GER
barrel. Salt dull barrels, 81 rs to
g.; sacks, 81 IS to 3; Dairy Salt
per barrel, 50 80. Tar in kegs per
dozen, So to s 50. Sugar firm; prime
to choice Louisiana, Is to lie
fair, IA to I5c; Island Sugars, IS to
I6e. Tobacco, fancy work natural leaf,
81 90 to 81 %; bright pounds fancy,
81 to ST Is medium, soc to 81 common,
so TO zoe; smoking, fine and fancy, 81 to
81 Is; common, IS to Use. Whisky is
6rm at 81 so to 81 % for common.
The Stock market is quiet. A
light retail demand exists for
choice beeves at 7 to SIC; inferior,
4 to sc gross. Sheep, active at 81 to Z
per head. Hogs duh at q to SIC gross.
n. Bit must be understood that our
quotations represent prices in round lots
except when otherwise stated. From
small buyers N advance Of about 5 per
cent is required.
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~SaturdaT. the - b. of Iune. -.
Creditors and NOn-Restden
Nnfaea

In Chanesry Court OF asmphis. Tennessee.
No. 25S. n. r. DIV. y. Wnkersou, ct al, vs..
The Franklln Insurance and Banking Com
pany, ct al.
In this cause It appearing that dslsndantsJo-
seph +. limbs. o +. Meyer aud Louis Fusz
firm OF limbs, Meyer & FusB }, are non-resi-
dents OF the state Of Tennessee: Il Is therefore
ordered by the Court, that they make their sp-
pearEuce herein, on or before the first Monday
IN May, uSS, and plead, answer or demur 70
CON plafuant's Dill, Orthe same viii be taken
for confessed as 10 them. and cause set for
hearing sx parte. It is further ordered that al
persons claiming to be cre6itOrs, or having any
character OF demands, AGAINST the Franklin
Insurance and Banking Company ofMeas phis,"
shall Immediately come into this Court and
have themselves made parties 70 this Suft. and
dle their claims with the Clerk and Master,
with proper evidence OF the same. that they
NAV severaliy recover their ratable shares Of
the assets Of said Company, TO be distributed In
this Cause and that a copy or his order Be
published In the Memphis Daily Appeal for
three - months nom this daies
March 10, 1850.
Al copy-attest: A. ASTON, G and n.
r J. BLACK, D. @ and II.
Estes. Jackson & HoDavitt. aud Z Burke PICK.
st4- Solicitors mill an
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DIRECTORY.
1863.

1oDGEs.
No, IsS. Meets It Monday In
every month, at 0dd-FeLOWs' Hall, cor. Court
snd Main. =. Z. Forster. "a Front street,
". 81; John Besmtsh, Seesy,
SGUrH sfEErzIs, No. lis. Meets "a Friday OF
each moatn-Hal, cor. Madison ana second.
LeIaA scorT, No. Sa. Meets lst Friday o. each
moBta -Heil. corner Madison and Second.
Moses Seelig. y. r.; g Curtis Sec
mOnth1dd-FeHoWsi Hall. II. J. Lynn,
W. Il; ". Il. Butts, Sec.
30. al MeSls An fTdsy
corzerSf Madison and second. George Nell
l0rsn. 3d.. v. Ii; 4. K. Euhen, &ds.Seo.
EOHAL C.
PssN Chapter, 80 4 Meets I'd Monday OF each
month-Odd-FeloWs' Han. J0h Gent, IL E.
a. p; b. H.. Levy, See'ys
I. 4. n.
UEEEA Council. No. 6. Meets Sd Monday OF
esch Eaontk-Gdd-Feuows' Hall. o b Gent,
III. Iii Nj. Wigg1n, Rec.
TzEPLAEs.
CTRENn -COgcmandsry, Mo- Meets stu Mon
day o. escn mOath. John Zent, CON-; n. J.
Wlgsini sec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
a4 Front Street.
EE1sIEs Lodss e Ferfecfion, l4thj No. l.
81 each lnOnth. Henry P. Woodland, Szd, g..
NJ; Charles n Carroll, 18th, Sec.
ETTHaAs LOdee OF Perfection, 18th. No. ?
Meets sih Wednesday OF each month. George
Melersh, sd, g.. L.. a. K. FARMLAND, Sd,
Sec.
UasIPHIA Council ofPrtnceso Of Jerusalem, 18Th;
no. i. Bsnl. Z Puueni I'd. Tarsh.'. -
- 5sc-.
OALvARYCHArrER OF Rose Croix, 18Th, No. L.
Charles ". Adams, ed, n. W.. H. Z. Tom
PsILIfFE BaUPEEssErs Council of XII, soth.,
No. /. Henry p. WoOoard, ed, Comm. /;
william I. erode. ed. Rec
COSsIsToEY OF WEST TENNESSEE, sd. John
Ainsie' S3ds Comm. In Chief; Dodge O.
Trader. 82d. Reg.
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Our Latest Improved
SCALE PIAKO-FORTE.
& CO.,
400 BrOGdW0y, N. K.s

TTHESE instruments, after the most fattering
/ Testimonials from the hrst RtsnistS in the
country, who, at our solicitation, have tested
them IN the severest manner possible, have been
pronounced THE FINEST SQUARE PIANO
FORTE AADEIN THE WORLD.
II has always been our policy, dnring the
LhiTfy-sZ year, that we have manufacturer
Pianos, ttgelue hoRsQHd Of which are now in use
in the United states and Europe, 70 give the
finest instrument at the lowest cost. Orr supe-
rior facilities enable us TO offer them from one
10 three hupdred dollars less than "a other
First Glass House
The tone of these Instruments are remaIka-
BILE for their peculiar Sweetness and Great Bril-
iancy, never losing their quality whom f9rced
to their utmost capacity. The lower register
retaining It's positiYeness, does not destroy the
middle and upper registers by minglipg with
them In disagreeable confusion, the refined
beauty of tone being equally delightful to the
Impractical and 10 the most cultivated eor.
They are an entirely new style OF Piano, nm
ished in the most superb manner, uc7ih ge0s- nj
TOsfnd corners front and back, heavily carved
legs and Tyre SerpeRtine Base richly moulded,
and each instrument Is fully warranted dcr i've
years. sep5 dSsxly
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CASH CAPITAL OF ss,5OO,OOO.

Which will be sufficient to duplicate lines TO
all or nearly al the paying points reached by
the present monopoly.
The presentT Telegraph Companies Of hecoun-
try have been consolidated into one huge
monopoly. and are now earning over
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS per year, or
over one und per cent. on the actual cost
of their lines, their present capital having been
watered over ONE THOUSAND per sent.
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have a recognition from the United States
Government of the importance of their enter
prise, with a grant of the most valuable fran
chises ever conferred upon a telegraph CON-
pany. No competing line has ever had the
right now granted by Congress to this company
to construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and NAIL ROUTE in the United
states The position OF this company differs
from that OF any company ever before organ
lied. The question Of the RIGHT OF WAY Is
FOREVER SETTLED.
The stockholders of this company cannot be
sold out or TRANSFERRED to any other
company. The act Of Congress under which
this company has been organized, prohibits
any transfer of the franchises granted.
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Konday, the Elghteenth nsl Of kay, 1ses,

Between the hours OF 10 am. and 4p.m.. on the
premises, sell, at public sale, 20 the highest bid
der, ior cash, the l9lOwing described property:
A certain par, Ell OF land situate, lying and be-
ing in the city Of Memphis the county Of
she by and the State OF Tennessee, and de-
scribed as follows, tO-Uft: Being a part of Lot
numbered three hundred and seventy .ons (S7r.
as designated upon the original plan OF lots OF
the town OF Memphis, which part of said lot is
thus bounded Beginning al the northeast cor
ner OF = lot formerly known as George Crom-
wells thence east with jefferson street dfty.
eight toS ieet to its intersection with Third
street thence south with Third street one hun
dTed and forty-eight ll4S) feet six (8l inches to
another alley thence with said ally one hun.
dTed and foTty-eigh ltS) feet six 81 Inches To
another aley thence north with said last al.
ley thrrty-six 1851 feet TO the south boundary
line Of the CromweD lot aforesaid thence east
with said boundary line ninety 90 feet ana six
t6) inches to the southeast corner OF the afore-
said Cromwell lot thence north with The ssst
boundary line OF said cromwell lot one hum
dred and twelve Ql2) feet and six 10 tnehes %
the said ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with 81 lhe aP.
-purtsnanees thereunto belonging sA.d Deed
Of Trust was executed TO secure ne Payment OF
certain promiEsory notes to Edwin W lehman
for the balance OF the purchase money, Re-
demption waived. Title perfect, Dps sell onIy
as Trustee. J. C. JOHNSON, Tfcstee.
Memphis, April 81, 1853 aP&td
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-03
CALLS--HOW TO Be MADE.

One per cent Of the Stock Will be required on
subscribing, and subsequent calls, moi 70 ex-
coed i've per cent. per month, viii be made By
the Board OF Directors, from time TO time, as
msy be necessary, to supply runds to construct
and equip the lines but no calls will be made
aner the one per cent Is paid, until the EN-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been sub
scribed.