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REGI.TER RsessTER.

There is no time to be lost. Our enc
mics are active. They are as one man.
To be equal with them we must be up
and doing. We must register and see
that our friends are registered. BY fraud
and force the Radicals will manufacture
votes and poll them. Yet, no~twithstEnd-
ing, IL We are only equal to half our ca
pacity for honest labor and reasonable
energy, VI may, by the fair dealing thst
has always characterized Us, surpass them
and achieve victory here, as in every
other part of the State. In Middle and
East Tennessee our brother Democrats
are working with q will, and with most
promising results.
At the meeting OF Delegates Of the
several clubs held yesterday at Stillmsn
Hall, We ars glad to chronicle the fact
that arrangements Of q wise and
prudent character were made in
regard to Registration; arrange
ments, such only as . be depended
upon and that are worthy of all price OF
time or patience. We hope that in car
rying these out, the gentlemen entrusted
with them will have the hearty and un-
stinted cooperation Of every good man
Of every msn who thinks beyond him.
self snd his own wants, and who may
be novel by that " fellow-ieslIng that
makes Us wondrous kind" and consid-
crate Of one another. Lst Us work for
victory.
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rnExnaroLE CosrENrIo

This important Convention Of the
business men and capitalists Of Tonnes
see and Virginia, called in the interest
OF the great through railroad line from
this city 10 Norfolk, ultimately to extend
from the latter city to the Pacific, as
well Is for the consideration Of direct
trade with Europe, will be called to order
tomorrow. The results will be looked
for with interest by our business public
and by the people Of cur whole State,
who are sill sure TO BE- benefited by the
deliberations Of eOnsiderste and practical
business men, such as will represent the
trading communities OF Virginia and
Tennessee. From our exchanges in both
States, we learn that the response to the
Norfolk Chamber of Commercehsve been
hearty, and that a full attendance may
be looked for. One ofthe best evidences
of the temper and inelinstions Of our
people, this Convention is especially
worthy Of note by Northern journals.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK. October I2--At the burn
ing OF the American Hotel on the Bow
cry, last night, q lodser named Mccain
was ~suffOcated, and two women had
their legs broken by jumping cut of =
window.
The body Of Howell Cobb has been re-
moved to g Savannah steamer, and will
be taken to Georgia tomorrow for inter-
ment. 1t is accompanied by his family.
In the Gamble poisoning case, in Rock
land county, Margaret Winkler, the
German domestic, concluded her cross
examination. DR.. Bagert testified that
she had been questioned by the prose-
cutting counsel in his presence, outside
the courtroom, Notwithstanding his tes-
timony to the contrary. On the adjourn
fnent of the court, Margaret was ar
rested on the charge of larceny.
Two burglars, while attempting to es-
cape from a policeman in Brooklyn last
night, fired st him repeatedly, but he
returned the fire and captured n Of
them.
Capt. Heaiken and two of the crew OF
the schooner A. @. Ravens were arrested
yesterday for setting fire to the vessel to
secure Insurance.. They were caught in
the act.
DQflnK 3 DOliI1Chf OSDAJo Adsb SaluFu4y
night, in a bar-room In Brooklyn, VIM.
Mulligsn shot James Brennan because
they could not agree. Mulligsn was ar
rested.
A Valparaiso letter states that there
have been some heavy rains ard land
slides at that place lately, which inter.
rupted traffic, killed several persons and
caused the suspension OF business. The
ses was very rough, and three launches
were swsmped.
The fever is prevalent there at pres
ent, and many children are suffering
from 1t.
The earthquake of the 18th ult. was
also felt in the historic Island OF Juan
Fernandez. The SEES, leaving Its natural
limits, pFecipltated itself with great force
on the island, and carried canoes far
into the interior. Nothing of value was
destroyed and no lives were lost. No
serious shocks were experienced, and we
believe that since the occupation OF that
territory by Robinson Crusoe, no similar
event has occurred.
A letter from Lima, Peru, says q vote
OF hanks has been passed by Congress
to the people Of, Chill and the Ministers
OF the United States and France, in
Peru, together with our Admiral in these
waters, for prompt and ~effieacious assist
nee to the unfortnnates In the South.
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N

WASHINGTON, October 12.-The Post
Office Department has information Of a
temporary arrangement made by the
Vice President of the Union Pacific Rail-
road for carrying the mails between the
terminii Of the Pacific Railroads.
kilograms from several parties have
been received to-day, offering to contract
for the transportation of the mails. One
offer comes from Brigham Young.
Propositions are now under consideration
with = view to secure the certainty OF the
service by express until the completion
OF the Railroads, as Wells, Fargo & Co.
are not inclined to continue the mail ser
vice much longer.
Robert G.. Murphy has been appointed
General Post Office Agent.
The President to-day, through the War
Department, issued a general order for
the information OF army officers, quoting
the provisions of the Constitution in re-
lation to the election of President and
Vice President, and the laws visiting
with punishment military or naval off,
GERS for intimidating in such elections.
The order is Intended in part as a rebuke
to Gen. Reynolds, who issued orders
fOrbiddipg the citizens Of Arkansas
from holding elections for electors.
IL VIII NC AC1OAAOON(d AhAA EbC
states Of Mississippi and Virginia have
not az yet been recognized by Congress
in the admission OF eheir Senators and
Representatives, and that Congress, in
July last, passed an act, in effect, pre-
Guiding the counting of their electoral
votes.
Gen. Thomas will return to Tennessee
ia q day or two. He came here to at
tend the Dyer courtmartial, not having
received notification Of the postpone
mant.
Mai. -Gen. Geo. 3. Thomas arrived
here this morning and had an interview
with Gen. Sehofield.
1t is ascsrtsined from authentic sources
that in 8 telegram OF the 4th, Minister
Hale applied FOR instructions in view Of
the political situation at Madrid, and that
the instructions were given, through the
same medium, on thu ffth and in COM
pliance with these instructions he has
recognized the new government at
Madrid, and his proceedings to-day have
been endorsed.
Senior Veto to-day presented his ere
dentisls 10 the Secretary at State and was
received as Charge d'AfrziCs fof Guata-
malls aud Salvador.
The track OF the Central Pacific Rsil-
road is finished to Resss River Valley,
500 miles east of San Francisco sud
about 500 miles north of Austin. The
grading is Tesdy for the iron 100 miles
beyoLd, and IL is said the requisite grad
to SAT- Lake will be done by the 18th
Of December. The earnings Of the rail.
road fer September were 1858 COO, in gold.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, October 1.-THE United
States is the first nation to recognize the
. Provisional Government Of Spain.
The Madrid Gazette OF to-day pub
fishes the text Of the official recognition
Of the new government, made through
Mr.. Hale, the American Minister.
The Junta has declared in favor OF adj
ditionaI Reforms among which are the
abolition Of the death penalty and the
sauctity OF private letters and domiciIs.
The Junta has ordered the restoration
of the bark Tornado to England, and
the payment OF damages for her wrong
full detention, and the imprisonment OF
the Spanish officials who ordered the
seizure.
a loan of 10000, COO rails, which was
offered to the Provisional Junta, was Inn
mediately accepted.
Gen. Dulce has been appointed Cap
tain General of Cuba.
LONDON, October lathe Cable Of
1856 has been repaired and Is now work
ing.
AT Blackburn, a market town In the
county Of Lancaster, and twenty-five
miles from Manchester, q Liberal pro-
cession was attseked on Saturday by 8
mob of Tories and several fights occur
red, in which one man was killed and
several severely injured.
A dispatch from Bombay say 3 favor
able report has been received of the
progress of the expedition against the
tribes north Of the western districts Of
India, and the troops, so far, have met
with slight opposition.
The Fenisn prisoners at Darlmaer
are to be released.
PARIS. October 12.-The Journal de
Debdts says that Cspt.-Gea Seugundi, of
Cuba, has given his adhesion to the new
Provisional Government OF Spain. The
Cubans in Spain will be permitted to
choose two members OF the Junta.
Alszsga has declined the offer Of 9
place in the cabinet, but will probably
be appointed President Of the new Cortez.
The GonLeVe newspaper publishes 8
letter from Gen. Prim which earnestly
fsvors the calling together of the Cortez
and the formation of kingdom at once.
1t is said that Prim himself aspires to be
King.
PRAGUE, October I2-The political tu-
mults which have broken out in this
city have been suppressed by Austrian
troops, who dispersed the various assem-
blsges OF the people.
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The Government has made several mani
festations OF its gratitude, and Admiral
Senoner has been greatly admired and
praised for his conduct Ia placing his yes
sells at the disposal Of Peru. In Tacoma
and africa provisions are abundant. The
railway between the two places ia being
rlpidly repaired, but still the earth
quakes continue. It is proposed to re-
build africa at some distance from its
former site, so that the danger Of inuu-
dstion may be avoided. The English
and Gillian vessels Of war sent their
crews on shore to assist in clearing the
streets OF the ruins Of fallen buildings.
The Nysck was in port engsg sd in
wrecking the Waterse.
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msRKETs
Sew York Market.


INV YoRK, October l2-Cotton very quiet
but steady sales loo bales; uplands 26Hz.
superhne hour s. 75g7 Is. Molasses 47g5f;
Sugar firm, Island uGiz4 Coffee active. Corn
81 I6gi 10. Wheat nominalIy lower.
DTy Goods Standard brown sheetings l5h9
Is; American and Richmond prints l24. First
class Shaker flannel, yard wide, so. Brown gray
blankets AZ per pound blue grays 55.
~Aoney-Tne market is more active; csllloans
587. There is but little currency going West,
but the South is drawing to g moderate extent.
The Assistant Treasurer announces that pro-
Posals will be received for 100000 in gold, In
the 18th inst. Gold S7149S7T. Sterling $685..
Old Tennessee 6515; new 64AG5Es.
New Orleans Market.
NEW oRLEANs October I2-Cotton aetive
receipts 1881. sterling 4s9G' sugar. sizes Steady and
unchanged, with q fair jObbing trade. Flour
nrm, superhne Sc IS; choice slOGl2 80. Corn
quiet Sl@l 10 Oats quiet. Bran 81 y. Hay,
prime, scarce and in demand, S5926. Pork I'D
vaneed. S3i T5a32. Bacon quiet shoulders 49,;
clear sides lTA, Lard quiet; in fierce ls1Z, IN
Aeg 2l4.
st. LOuEs Market.
ST. LOUIS, October I2-Tobseco quiet and
unchanged. Superhne -four $ IS. FALL wheat
81 50. Corn 7S973 Oats o. PORK $50 50. Bacon,
shoulders I949I3%; sides IGz9I7H. Lard IsA
Gle. Whisky held at 81 80.
Louisville MarkeE-
LOUISVILLE, October I2-Tobaeeo, saIesIiRht;
prices unchanged. .Superfn ne heur IS 25I6 50.
Wheat 81 50 q. Corn, Old ss@s1, in bulk new
5000. Oats 559j7. Rye 81 $50 l 40. Pork $50 50.
Lard 1874. Bacon, shoulders Iss4; clear ri sides
lgAgl674 clear sides III. Whisky, raw free,
81 30. Cotton "A.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. October l2.-Family -four S. 80
as. Wheat 81 IS. Corn o.. Oats 59g6a. Whisky,
Iree 81 80. PORK $50 5G6yd0 rs. Bulk shoulders
are held al II, and sides at l45<. Bacon, Shout.
ders l3z4l3H; sides I649ITz Lard 1917. But.
ter $685.. Eggs Y. Cheese I6@l8.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October I2-Consols closed at 9ET.
for money; 5 EOS 49,.
F~RANKFoRF, October 12-U. s. $40 bonds
closed quist but steady at TT3Ea77%.
PARIS, October l2.-Rentes 65f SIC.
LIVERPOOL, October I2-Cofton closed buoy-
ant. Sales 1000 bales; Uplands lg49l0Id;
Orleans liTllEd.
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GRAND BARBECUE AT JACKSON.

ehhN - 4 GANAANSEs
We hope that as many Of cur citizens
II Standing as can do 30 viii attend the
Barbecue at Jackson tomorrow. Ar
fragments Of an extensive and gener-
a character have bsen made by the
'srge-hesrted Democracy Of that town,
and they expect such a representation Of
he party from West Tennessee as has
not bsen seen or heard Of since the good
Did days before the war. It is expected
that the Hon. FRANK P. BLAIR, Hon.
GEO. II. PENDLETON, Hon. THOS. HEN
bricks, Hon. D. w. VOORHEES,, Hon. G..
L. VALLANDIGHAM, Hon. LANDON G..
HAYNES, Gen. ALBERT PIKE, Gen. w.
B. BATE, Col. VIM. II. STEPHENS, and
athsr distinguished speakers will be pres
ont and address the Meeting.
This should be made such 81 affair in
numbers aud enthusiasm as, h~srsslter in
this section Of the State, 1t will serve as
an example Of what a Democratic Bar
becus ought to be.
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THE JACKsON BARBECUE.

All Democrats Of the county have been
invited by the citizens of Jackson TO st.
tend q Grand Democratic Barbecue at
that place on Wednesday, October IA,
1865.
The Central Club hiss resolved to at
tend, and invites the members Of all
other clubs, IS well as all Democrats in
tbs county, to go with them.
All persons intending to 60 On said
excursion win report to the undersigned
committee, at StiIlman Hall, from nine
o'clock to eleven o'clock am. Fare for
the round trip, IS %. The excursion
train willleave the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad depot Tuesday, 1910 pm.
A fine brass band will accompany the
party.
A. J. HAYS,
MARYLAND 1. PERKINS.
MINOR MERRIwEATHER,
COMMITTEES.
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NEGRO GOVERNMESF o NORTH
CAROLINA.

The official figures Of the North Care
hns {" election" on the ratification OF
the negroized constitution have appeared,
and Of q total registered vote of 1876, S73
it seems that only 93,0s4 votes, or 1852
less Than q bare majority, were cas-. in
favor Of that instrument. The pretended
government Of North Carolina is. there
fore, says the New York World, not only
q negro government bat a negro minor
ity government; and yet two Senators,
seven Representatives, and nine votes ia
the Electoral College are to represent
this fraud in the councils OF the nation,
where they viii be as etfectual to rule US
az the same number Of lawful voices
from the North,
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~CAnPAIGN IN ARKANSAS.

From flies Of the Arkansas little
Rock Gasette-s paper that is doing
good and efficient service for tile Dsmoc-
rAcy-we learn that our friends in every
county In Arkansas are ensrgetically
working for success against the fearful
odds Of riot and threats, and mal-sdmin-
i~stration in Office of the Registrars APP
pointed by the Radical authorities. The
principal and first men Of the State are
thoroughly aroused, and are leading in
the labor Of rescuing her from CLAYTON
and his compsers. Unity, courage, hope,
determination and energy, are the quail
ties that, 81 far as we can gather from
the press Of cur sister State, distinguish
the Democracy there. Arkansas news
is good news.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October I2.-The city
is very quiet this evening. No meetings
sre being held, and sll the politicians are
engaged in preparing tickets for to-mor-
row. There are fears that some collision
may occur between the officers appointed
by the Sheriff and those legally charged
with keeping the peace, appointed by the
Mayor. The Democrats csiculate on s.
majorlty Of from 5000 TO $500, while the
Republicans are equally confident Of a
msjOrity of over 5000.
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civil authorities; that they are 10 exercise dE-
crefion and Judgment, unbiased by political or
other prejudices; that their object should be
exclusively 10 preserve peace, uphold law and
order; they must be satisfied that such is the
object Of the civil officers calling on them for
aid, and must in all cases, where time wiz per-
nit. apply for instructions 10 superior author
fly, bat they must at all hazards preserve the
peace. and not be restrained by technical
points, when in their conscientious judgment,
under the rules above set forth, It is Their duty
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MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY, Oct. I2.-Gov. Smith
has issued a proclamation for Electors in
this State for President on the Sd of No
vembsr. The proclamation ia issued in
secordsnce with the election law passed
by the Legislature. Under thstlsw there
will be no other election in this State until
November, 1870. At that, members Of
Congress, Governor of the State, officers
OF the Legislature and others are to be
elected, snd the present incumbents are
to hold over until that time.
The registration commenced in this
city this morning. Fhe negroes largely
outnumber the whites.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
rERMs on sunsCRIPTIoN.
A OF ADVERTISING.

T5,rnsieaf advertisements hdT1ag lhe Tdn e ne
14per. fTSt Insertion 81 each SU0SequelA nSeF-
fioa 50 cents per Square. 60
zdgerliSrne4iLs IN Want OF Kent column, ~ GEMS
ner hpe each insertion. T.
Monthly advertisements, $ for gFSt az" ~
each additional square.
Advertisements inserted al fHterrdS, 70 OeI'4ssu
as netO each insertion.
AFontRlv advertisements inserted ~ me stNDAf
AppFaT ,rN Be CHARGED eHe-Sl1fh uddut0sld[
9-s-ESrI,snts iaseTfed ia The WEEKLY tCaH Be
charged hdL( Of DAILY rates
ToocI Net;rsS accents per hnc 6rst insertion, and
Is ceafs per lane each SubSegueHt tnSertaor-
IN s,1usfsaf adreT tjsslGcntA mol from regular al
,crftr.-x. MUST BE AID FOR IN
Sotq-e is me space OccaDied bg eight lines Or
Sold n0lydreA.
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4 \ W.
MEMPHIS, October y 1865.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
In an editorial OF this date, referring to the
action of the Common Council upSn the prop
Osition appropriating 5000 as the quota proper
10 be expended by this city in defraying ex-
penses OF the Congressional excursion, with a
view of impzessing upon the Congress OF the
United States the necessity OF favorable action
on the part OF that body for the purpose OF de-
vsleping the vast agricultural, mineral and
commercial interests and resources OF the
Southwest, you very properly condenn-to
use the most charitable terms-the questiona-
BILE policy OF the Council, against which 1 Used
every effort to secure al adverse result IN
hesitatingly coAcdrTing in the correctness OF
your conclusion-that 50 long ssthe present ae-
ton of the Council stands unreyerseG, the
Committee would be powerlsss, and could LOT
act with any reasonable hoFe OF influencing
iavorabIy the promotion of the city's Interests
in assuming 70 participate in an enterprise Ia
volving the most momentous results, without
contributing, not literally, but almost econo-
mfcally, to the proposed endI cannot, with
proprfety, or a Just official judgment consent 10
assume the responsibilities OF the mission ten
eefed. Let Memphis stand rs a peer, not a
pensiener-slse have no hand or part In the
mattsr. very r~espeeuntiyi ete-s
I'D. RUFFIN.
In Justice to himself and the commu-
nity, Gen. RUFFIN could not, after the
pointed and just remarks Of the APPEAL
yesterday, longer consent to serve the
city rs representative before the Con-
gressional excursionists; aud In thus re-
signing a position to be coveted If our
City Council does its duty, we believe he
is fully sustained by our distinguished
citizen Judge A. WRIGHT. W. hope
the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen will
reconsider their determination in this
matter, and secure for Memphis the
place she of right ought to have With her
sisters of the Mississippi Valley. Then
we can honor these gentlemen a our
representatives, and they viii have heart
t. work in our behalf
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, October u. -Capt.-G Gen. Ler-
sunds to-day issued an eloquent procla-
nation to the citizens and soldiers, en-
joining tranquility and order.
Advices from Mexico state that the
widow % Gen. Pontoni, accused of caus-
ing the assassination Of her husband, and
the trial OF persons accused Of melting a
revolt in Vera Cruz, was going on.
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ST. OUE

81. LOUIS. October 12.-Gen. Hancock
left for Washington this afternoon.
A messenger belonging to the Accom-
mediation Bank, while standing on Third
street neal the Custom House, this after
noon, was robbed of $1,000 In money and
500 in drafts. There Is no clue to the
thief.
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First Day OF NoEemher.

prozimo, Penalties will be attached to all I'M
paid Stste and county Taxes, as provided for
under the smsnded Revenue Law, psssed by
the General Assem- bly, March Is, 1855. Those
interested please take notice.
Respectfully,
ocll.1gd&w WILLIAM MCLEAN,
State and County Tax Coueotor.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.

OFFICE OF STATE AND COUNTY Tax COL
LECroR, CORNER SECoSD AND UNIoN
STREETS, GREEELAw BUILDNq,J
MEMPHIS, TENN. October 10, 1868.
To the State and County Tax Payers OF Shelby
County
YOU are respectfully reminded that on and
affair the
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By Telegraph.
LOUISVTLLE

LOUISVILLE, October IA Washing
ton special says Senator Fowler lie 1T there
for Tennessee yesterday. He will speak
Rt Memphis, Greenville and Nashville.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, October ! 2-The Denver
Ncscs has returns from all the counties
in Colorado, and gives Bradford's Ea-
iorttY ut s%eventeen.
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SscSa4 D5trief-L NJ CEEHENTS0E OF Kaoz.
Third Dfshlct-E 4. JAMES Of Hduigt0H.
Fssyfh DStrIct-A. 4. STEELE Of Marshall
HFb plsgl-f-E C. CAHILL, OF Davidson.
SfIfh District ELIJAH WALKER, Of FGyne.
S4enh DiSfyfct-HJ TURNER Of TdJdsrdale.
Eiohh Di4aict-W. W. VAUGHN, q ECgl00od.
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NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Tunics e~ounfy-Pro-
bate Court, october Term, 1865.
Z n the matter of the dral account of Wfllfsm
1 r. Hunt, Executor OF Eli NJ. Driver, de
ceased, on his application Tor d~ischarse hem
his said trust.
To Julia N. Driver, Sarah E. Hunt, Julia =.
Hunt Giles L. Driver and his children I; Vim.
Driver and his children Allen Steizsr and
his wife Penelosse and their children VIM.
Nichols and his wife Sarah, now deceased,
and their children, and al other persons In
terested in the estate OF said Eli IA. Driver,
deceased
You are hereby notified to appear at a term
of the Probate Court OF TRnica county, Missis-
sippa, on the second Monday in December next.
1885. n show cause, II any you can, why tse
said nnal account of the said William z. Hunt,
as Executor as aforesaid, shouid not be APP
proved and allowed. ana the said E~Eee1tOr dig
charged from his said trust.
BY order OF said COait. octobsr5 s, 1865.
]. NJ. PHILLIPS, CIerE.
oci3 law4w 7. ]. WOODSON. DC.
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THROUGH COTTON ROUTE.
Shortest. Quickest, Best---Via Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad
and its Connections.
RATE ON COTTON PER 100 LBS.

This line gives Shippers sdvantsge Of TWO
ROUTES.
For Through Bills Lading or Information.
apply to +. e. TALLY, Genera Agent, us
Main street, or A.. J. LOWE, Agent sc Depot.
Claims for LOSS OR DAMAGE PROMPTLY
Adjusted.
W. !. ROSS, General Superintendent,
Memphis and Charleston K. r.
JOS. G. LOPEZ, General Freight Agent,
Memphis and Charleston r. X 0ctl0