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SHIP AHOY E!
A chase---A French Han -of-War After a
German Steamer.

NEW YORK, September 2s.-The ship
Scotia, of the Cunard line, which arrived
yesterday from Liverpool and Queens
town, brings news that must cause much
uneasiness TO all that are interested di-
rectly or indirectly in the steamer Her.
man, Of the Hamburg line, which put to
sea at an early hour yesterday morning
About 8 O'Clock in the forenoon the SEQ
tia sighted the Herman and signaled her,
the latter replying in German. The
steamer was, at the time, going at an ex-
trsordinary rate, having on full head of
steam. She was bearing outward so rap
idly as 70 attract the attention of the SEQ
tis's passengers. The cause of her unusual
speed was soon explained by the appear
snce of a French war vessel, also under
full steam and in quick chase of the Her
man. The vessels, as sighted from the Sco-
tia, must have been within view of each
other, and both seemed inclined to keep
up the race. The Herman was q long
way ahead of the Frenchman, and the be-
lief on board the Scotia was that should
she be able to maintain the same distance
between herself and her pursuer until
nightfsll, she could then escape in the
darkness. Immediately on the arrival of
the Scotia, Captain Judkins reported the
matter to the custom-house officers, who
boarded his steamer. The Herman had a
narrow escape from encountering another
enemy IN bn6 fr6ncn RunDOab BOnVet,
which crossed in over the bar only five
hours before she was sighted by the
Scotia. The Bonvet must have passed
the German vessel without being aware
of her presence. Had she encountered
the Herman in front and the other war
vessel in the rear, the Bremen line would
be minus q steamer to-day. Until we
receive further intelligence, the grsvest
apprebensions must be entertained for
the safety of the steamer. The gunboat
Bonvet Is commanded by an experienced
officer, Lieutenant Flsnquet, and has on
board a full complement of men,
with large stores of ammunition
and other war material. She
comes from st. Pierre under spe-
cial orders. Last night she and sister
vessel of the Fsench navy lay quietly at
anchor opposite the barge office; another
is cruising outside of Sandy Hook, and
fourth one, which passed through Hell
Gate Monday night, has put out to sea-
Experienced seafaring men blame the
agents for starting the Herman in day
light, and all condemn the action Of
the company in announcing officially that
the Bremen steamers will resume their
trips, leaving New fork as follows: Oc-
tober 4th, the Westphalia; Cambria, IIth
and Harmonic Sth.
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ITALY.

THE PoPE-TTALIAN UNITY ACCOMPLISHED
LONDON, September 2s.-The new Ro-
| man Government announces the appro-
pristion of fifty million thalers TO defray
as the capital of Italy.
The enthusiasm of the inhabitants Is
boundless and the plebiscisum is expected
to be unanimous.
The Pope will probably leave Rome as
soon as the result is announced.
Parliament viii moet on the 18th prox ,
and ON the 18th the King will make his
entry into Rome and alight at Quirinal.
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Pierre NapeIeon and hIa Isars.

Apart from all the tears OF genuine
agony wrung from broken and bleeding
hearts during the course of the present
war, there have been a vast number of
unnecessary tears shed, if we may believe
the accounts given of the various weep
ings that have taken place. They began
with the tears of the soldiers who, as
mentioned in the telegram of the Empe-
ror to the Empress after the affair OF
Saarbrucken, wept when they saw the
calmness of the Prince Imperial at his
baptism of fire. Then, when the repub-
lie was proclaimed, the Parisisns, we are
informed, having kissed and hugged each
other sll round, alternately vert and
laughed. The Pal Mall Gazette SAYS that
there was, indeed, some ground for laugh
ter at the sight of a city full of people
threatened by a large army with almost
Immediate destruction finding time for a
sentimental display of political enthusi-
ssIn at such moment of peril, but they
might have spared their tears of joy until
they had at least turned back the invad-
ing host
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VARIETIES THEATER,
FASHIONABLE DANCING.
BENNETT INSTITUTE.
Clay Building, Main Street.

THIS establishment, tor grace, elegaas8
Il and moral department, Will open for tha
season on SATURDAY, September ISth.
DAYS OF TUITION:
Masters and Misses Class. Mondays Wednes-
days and Saturdays, from356 to pm
class for \ 5cng Ladies' texcfusiveiy1 on
Tuesdays and Thursdays, from TO pm.
TERMs-cHILDRES's CLASS:
Quarber. a leSSOn Is 70
Young ladies, q les sons Is y
Gents, null course, q lessons......... .-- 70 o.
Half course, II 10 %
Tuition paid in advance.
- All the most fashionable and popular
dances taught-La Galope, La Deux Temps.
La Viansse Waltz, Les Baneiers, Grand
Dutchess, Prince ImpeFiat, and the character
tstic fancy dances OF All n stions.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. fe54.-In the Second Chancery Court of
shelby county, Tennessee.-S NJ. Webb ct
al. VS.. j. ID. Rufan, ct al.
1T appearing from am ended and supplement
1 tai bill in this cause that the defendants
Thomas Fenner, henry Bennett and d. w.
bowman are residents of the State of New
York, James Ru1fin is o resident OF the State
OF Mississippi. and Geo. Robertson is a resi-
d~nt of the state bf Missouri, and all are
non-Te sidents of the State of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday in November,
1870, ana plead, answer or demur to
complainant's amended and supplemental
bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as to them and set for hearing
exParte; and that copy of this order be
published once a week, for four successive
weeks, In the Meinph Appeal.
This September 2Sth, 1870.
A copy-attest:
NJ. d. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE MALLERY. Deputy @. and n.
l. B. Mcfarland. Sol. for compIts- Re2S
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"S The attention of the public Is called to
EleQant shelby Street Rssidencs,

In which the late L. Rocco resided. The spa
cious lot OF seventy-five feet front, running
through two hundred feet to Clinton street
The commodiOus improvements, consisting
OF aTwo-stOrIed Frame Residence, four large
and airy rooms and Eall below and four In
second story, with large back galleries to both
stories-a two-storied back building OF two
rooms and gallery to each story handsome
front yard with shrubbery. add q large gar
den, constitute one OF the most desirable res
licences in the city, while the locality Ia in
the midst OF the most rehnsd and wealthy
portion Of the community. The sale, as will
be observed, must be peremptory, and holds
out every indueement TO those who wish to
make safe investment in valuable Memphis
property. Though It Is a trust sale, the title
is considered unquestIonsble and perfect.
The sale viii take place by direction Of the
Trustee, at II O'clock on Saturday next, OctO-
Der Ist, upon the premises
ROYSrER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
se25 Real Estate Agents
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SPAIN.
Rrpurrrcax rrELrNo ~ srA1N.

REPUBLICAN FEELING IN SPAIN.
LONDON, September 2S.-A Msdrit Or.
respondent writes, under date of the 18th
Of September, that an interview has taker
place between Olozsgs and General Prim,
In The presence Of Ssgsts. After Oiozags
explained the true situation of affairs al
Paris, PriIn said, "Why do you recognize
the provisional government without or.
ders3" Olozags replied, 81 always had
great sympathy for France, with which
Spain Is bound by its geographical posi-
tiop and race, and recognized without
Instructions; what is done is done; it is
for you to approve or repudiate-to retain
or remove me. Were my political life to
count but this single act, ] should not
think 1t useless. Ny country awaits your
decision. My residence is at Vico." Sub
sequently 0lozags hreakfasted with the
Regent, urged the recognition and tri-
Smphed over Prim.
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NASHVILLE.
A Good Thing for KashylIle---A Green LlHe
- --.Colonel Burch Goes for II.

NASHVILLE, September 2s.-The Green
Line excursionisfs, some three hundred
in number, arrived here this afternoon al
4 O'Clock. They were welcomed by John
c. Burch, on behalf of Nashville. Dir.
Seward, of Georgia, responded. They
then dined at the Maxwell House and de-
parted for Louisville, escorted by delega-
bratiou
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TO THE LADIES.
MEMPHIS FAIR OF 1870

WILL commence on MONDAY. October
w 10th, and continue six days. The
amount Of premiums offered Sl5,0f0
THE PREMIUMS ON COTTON
alone amount to $500 those offered by the
cotton factors OF the city being arranged as
oil en-v
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Non-RssIdsnt Notice. ).

No. 66-In the First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessees--J. l.. Weaver w. D. q.
Gross ct al. s. . sebfrf te
i the defendant, 8. =. Hare, Ia resident OF
Cross county, Arkansas. and nonresident
of the State of Tennessee: aa rssfsl
It Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee. on or before The
hrst Monday In November, ,tl670, and plead,
the same will be taken for confessed rs e
him, aud set for hearing exparte; and that
a copy Of this order be pa blished once week
for four successive weeks, IN the Aemphis
Appeal
A ACopy.-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r, j. BLACK. Deputy @. and NJ. at4 ~
Smith & Jefferson, Soils. for complt sells
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WASHINGTON.
The New Ports OF Entry System -0uaran-
tiRed.

WASHINGTON, September 2s.-Pending
the quarantine regulations at Galveston,
letters for that place or points in Texas
supplied from there, should be sent via
New York from th0 Eastern and Middle
States, and via st. Louis from the North
west; the Southern mail goes as usual,
via New Orleans thence via Red river
Delano resumes his duties tomorrow.
Regulations for the trapsportation of
imported goods through the country in
bond are nearly completed.
Tne new issue fifty cent notes have
been counterfeited.
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FRANCE.

ORLEANS HAS NOT BEEN TAKEN-FoN-
TAINEBLEAU EVACUATED.
Tours, September 2S.-The Prussians
have not entered Orleans. They came
near the city, then halted, and then COM
nenced moving back ward toward Paris.
The civilians whom they captured and
subsequently, released, say that Prince
Albert received dispatch which sudden
ly changed his plans.
The Prussians have entirely evacuated
fontainebleau. They imposed no tax on
the citizens, but made heavy acquisitions
for provisions and forage.
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Tussday, March a, Is7I,

Duxing legal hours, At the present residences
OF said W. ID. Gather, sell for cash, at public
Deed, described as follows, TO wit: A parcel
OF land in Shelby county, Tennessee, adioin-
ing the iand on which the said W. d. Gather
resided ON 18th OF November. 1851, commenc-
ing at the southeast corner o. said land and
running thence vest to the eastern boundary
line Of the land owned by d. n Wither1ngton
on November 6, 1857 thence north with said
line one hundred poles; thence east 20 the
western boundary line Of the land nrst above
mentioned; thence souta along said line to
the BEGINNING containing, By estimaticns
one hundred and twenty acres, more OF less.
: tssi sef4 law law = y y ". N. EWING. Trustee.
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NEW ORLEANS.

LOUISVILLE, September 8.-Bagging firm
g S3Oo. Cotton dun and lower; middlings,
l6e, Flour, demand moderate and prices
more active and prices unchanged. Pro-
vision market nriner, and prices are IN
chsnged Whisky quiet, raw S69S6c. Tobacco
good sound lugs, snd s7822 for low leaf to
mahogany wrappers.
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Cincinnati Rscas.

CINCINNATI, September 2S-The races
were poorly attended to-day. Dash oi
one mile and half, for all ages, $40 to
the first and $50 to the second. Mitella,
l; Tom Proverbs, 8; Mady Vandal, 4;
Witchcraft, 2; Kentucky Belle, 5. Time
2.40h.
Second raos-Club purse, $500; two
mile heats, for all ages; $3.50 to the first
and $3.50 to the second horse. Only one
started. Morgan Scout walked over the
track, taking the first purse.
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One of the Dead Duck Family spe,keth

ST, Louis, September 28. = Senator
Drake opened his canvass of the State
with a speech at Hannibal last night, in
which he charged the boiling Republicans
with a design to break up the party, and
give the State to the Democrats In re-
gard to disfranchisement, he said it was
simply question of clemency and expe-
diency, and that the Republican party had
not plighted its faith upon it.
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VERSAILLES.
The PruSslan Klss's Headquarters.

The Plussians, the telegraph informs
Us, are in full possession of Versailles,
and King William is about to make
the Imperial palace his headquarters.
1t will be a right royal residence. In
all the cities of France he could not
have found such another, and it is
probable the world does not afford one
Of equal splendOr. All that wealth and
taste could suggest for upward Of two
hundred years, have been brought to-
getber in the building, furnishing and
adorning of this wonderful structure
and its grounds. The palace and
grounds were projected in 1864 by
Louis XIV. He converted the woods
and fields into a splendid park and
Garden. Who has not read of the
groves, artificial rock work, fountains,
and other works of art, the cascades,
the terraces, the flower plats, and the
zabyrinthine walks embodied in the
grounds, sO-called, Of the palace OF
Versailles? How many millions OF
dolIarS have been eXtOrted from the
people of France since Louis XINth's
time to magnify and add TO the splen-
dOrs and lgKuries of this place, it
would be idle TO attempt 10 calculate.
The Little TrianOn," built by Louis
XIV. to fiatter and gain favor with
his mistress, Madame Du Barry,
almost beggared the treasury of the
country. The palace proper, one
thousand eight hundred feet long,
with its retiring sides, its wings and
extensions, exhibiting all the choicest
styles of architecture in great perfec-
tion, has long been an object Of wonder
and admiration, and being only about
twelve miles distant from Paris, the
great center of European pleasure
travel, hundreds and thousands of
tourists have for many years made it
"A point to visit il and gaze upon its
marvellous beauty. Inside, we are
told, il presents series upon series Of
-, val apartments, and suites Of rooms,
lit, 'eYing and superb with gold, col
,9rs h, Nugings, pictures, mirrors, mar
Ne an, everything else necessary to
co,nDrise regal magniticence. This
Hras fine rov.N residence Of France
tha riace IL TIE Court Of st. Cloud
for for over a century. Around it tsprang
nm fine CITY OF nearly one hundred
thousand inhabitG nts; but since the
removal OF the Court TO Paris, the
cifv has declined in population, and
has now only about thirty thousand
denizens. In this place the great Ma.
poleon made his home, and placed
there Horace Vernet's celebrated pic
lures of his battles. The present Ma
poleon did not withhold munibcent
outlay in adding 10 the attractions OF
Wersailles-so that to-day It is the
-Schest, grandest, most beautiful spot
4! Crance. Its works Ofart have been
II u 4 added TO Of late years. We
iaIgeia Prussians viii not despon
1IoPe H3IgSaiIIes M The prize is tempting,
- Sa to,,,rfs zion TO deteriorate its
value should be 4 e's'eu'
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Farragut.

NEW YORK, September 2S.-The Far
ragut obsequies Will be the most imposing
since those of Lincoln, and will be con-
Quoted according to strict naval etiquette.
The remains will be borne from the land
ing at Canal street to the Harlem depot
on the shoulders of sailors who formerly
served under the Admiral.
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MEalPHys, Tenn, Sept. l8, 1870.
MEssRS. HERDRIx, McNABB & Co. Agents
Home Bitters, Memphis, Tenn: have ex-
amineo the formula Ior "Home Bitters" with
the sample of Bitters sent me. Judging from
the formula and sample, think the prepare
ton promises well in hose conditions OF De-
biitty and prostration following the more
localities OF the South and West. Faithfully,
NJ. A. EDMOSDS, NJ. ID.
HENDRIX, MCtABB & CO., Agents,
~ Front street, Memphis.
For ale by all Druggists. se2s
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Administrative Notice.

uTHEREAS, letters of administration on
w the estate OF John j. Tuggfe, docsased-
were granted 20 the undersiGne ed at the laEf
term OF the County court Of Shelby county.
State of Tennessee; now, therefore, all per.
sons having claims against the estate of said
deeedent ars hereby required to exhibit the
same, duly authenticated, TO me, or my at
torneys, Messrs. Clapp 4 Meux, No, Is Union
street, or the same viii be forever barred :
and all persons Indebted to the estate are res
quested to come forward and make settle
ment September "A, lS7e.
sells tn MARTHA z. TUGGLE, Adm'x.
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The IrrspressIhIe VhIquILous Nlaasl

MADRID, September 2s.-Vomito is
spreading at Barcelona. People are leav-
ing; business suspended. Practical nulli-
ficstion of emancipation by Cuba de-
nounced. Writers quote advertisements
from Havana journals OF children for sale
and contracts for slave labor which is
practically continuation of slavery, in
violation of the express law of the land.
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A ssod Man. Of EIIa Sort. Dies.

JACKSON, MISS, September 2s.-F. E.
Franklin, Speaker of the Mississippi
House of Representatives, died to-day
near this city of disease of the liver. he
was an officer in the Federal army from
Ohio, but had resided in this State for the
past three years. a
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U. S. SURVEYORS SALE.

SURVEYORS OFFICE
MRMPBIs, Sept 2S 1870.
WILL sell, at auction, at q. s. Bonde d
l. Warehouse, No. 2le Second street, Mem
phis, Tennessee, on
wednesday, the 10Th day of October,
Next, at 10 o'clock, for and on account of the
united states, to secure the duties and
charges thereon, the following named mer-
chandise, imported from Havre, by Christian
Fubert, August 10, 1897, in the American bark
Leonldas, and consigned to Filbert, Minter &
Walker, viz:
Forty-on barrels brandy. numbered as fol-
lows: POI, 2002, 2005 2G6, 2OC7, zoos 2009, 700,
2Ol2 20l3i 2Olf, 2Ol5, 21G, 2GlS 20A 22l 2022 Job
45 29l6 20i1, 2OiS, 2Oi9, Zo5l zo52, 25I 2C55 2O5
5529, 2U03, 2J6j.
Seven casks Cordisls numbered as folloas
2064, 2O5S, 2u57, 2o50, 2O5l, 2O62, 2O9.
seq Surveyor and Act. Collector Customs.
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Democratic GaiHs--.Osaths.

RICHMOND, September 2S.-A. G. Green,
Republican, was to-day elected Senator
from Petersburg district, by two hundred
and fifty, over Col. VIM. Cameron, being a
Republican loss of nearly three hundred.
Three eolored labOrers on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad were killed az
Maynes boro yesterday by the falling in
of an excavation
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Turkey about to be GObbIsd.

LONDON, September 27.-Reports are
thickening that Russia is preparing for
war. The army at the South has been
mobilizsd, and late movements toward
the Turkish border are ominous.
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Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, September 2S.-Ther,
were fifteen deaths from yellow teyel
during the. twenty-four hours ending al
six p. N. yesterday. = -
Rev. Father Michael Walsh, of st. Pat.
riekas Church, died last night Of yellow
fever
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MBMPHIss Itnn.f Sept q, I5IU.
MEsSRS. HENDRIX, MCNABB q Co.-Gentle-
men: have carefully examined the analysis
OF the "Home Stomach Bitters," and md
tenn, and that IL Is purely q vegetable tonic.
and good preVentOr Tor diseases incident to
a malarial region, If used in IN oderation. 1
heartily concur in the opinion of their efica-
ey with other gentlemen OF high standing IN
the profession. Very respectfully,
DR. PAIIT, OTEY
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IAFoRRATIOR WANTED.

A HARMLESS eolored man, whose mind is
"A somewhat impaired, has been missing
aDout ten days. Was in the habit of going z
out 1n town and returning by himself ANY
information concerning him will be thank
fully received at 319a Second strt ct.
LOWRY SANDERS.
September g, 1870. seas
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1t gives me pleasure TO add mine to the
many testimonials shown me in regard 70
the worth of the "Home Stomach Bitters "
/ have used them and examined the formula
OF which they are com posed, and pronounce
them the most agreeable Bitters and best
stomachic have ever tried, and would
recommend them more especially in mias-
matte regions as an antf-perfodic.
JOS. Z. LYNCH MD.
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The Best Tonic StimuIant
KNOWN TO THE
MEDICAL FACULTY.

ENDORSED by every Physician who hes ex-
Il am1ned them, among whom are some OF
the most eminent in the city, as being the
best and purest made. These Bitters are pre-
pared 4 ON the most valuable roots, barks
and herbs, known TO medical science and are
unequaled as preventive for Fever and
Ague, and all diseases arising from malarious
causes.
the most fiattering testimonials as to their
intrinsic medical value from physicians and
chemists of known standing and eminence,
are at the disposal OF the pubic, some OF
which we attach:
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Eept. 20, $50.
MESsRs. HESDRIx, MCNABB & Co., Agents
Home Bitters -Gentlemen: At your request
have examined the formula ioT the "Home
Stomach Bitters,'' and prescribed them in
some cases The ingredients composing the
formula are certainly the very best vegetable
toEics OF the materia medica- can unhesita-
tingly recommend the Bitters in all cases e.
curing a stimulating tonic. Most respect
fully. g. B. THORNTON M ID.
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AUGUSTA, September 28.---Dr. F. G..
Godbee was stabbed to death last night
10y negro at his residence in Burke
county. The murderer escaped.
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A Murderer...esnera Grant.

HARTFORD, September 2s.-James VIII
the Connecticut State Prison, was in
dieted by the grand jury yesterday, for
murder in the first degree, and VIII be
brought from prison tomorrow and ar
ralgned in the Superior Court.
President Grant and his family VIII
arrive here to-day at one O'Clock, en- route
for Pennington, where Miss Nellie
Grant is to be placed in Miss Horten's
Seminary. Tho fsmily viii lunch at
Governor JEWELS on their arrival, before
going to Pennington. M
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Privileges at Fair Grounds.

WILL receive proposals for Privileges to
\ occupy Booths ana Restaurants at the Fair
Grounds during the coming Fair. al the Hall
OF the Chamber of Commerce. until Monday
next, october Sd. LEON TROUSDALE
Ledger copy. sen
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PRIVILEGES AT FAIR.

NOTICE Is hereby given to those who de.
IN Iireto secure Refreshment Booths at the
coming Memphis Fair, that the Privileges
will be let at the Fair Grounds on WEDNES-
DAY, 18th inst to the highest bidder at IL
O'Clock m. The train Will leave the depot OF
the Memphis and Charleston railroad az l01s
O'Clock am. and return at 3:l5 pm. Fair
round trip, 5 cents.