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1910.
CONVERSATION.

In the following quiet little genre PIC
fure In verse, from the Janesville (Wis.)
Gazette, there are touching suggestions
OF nos uncommon domestic history ana
pathetic tribute 20 the glorious true Wo-
manhood that crowns mans Worthlest
work:
You think I'm nervous, stranger Wen,
IL stwa'1't an for making snly people talk
a get r.ght on this peEtsn LIalh anu WAN
From here 20 where I'm going-A msterdsln'
That's where 1 live. you see. As for la
fE1eass me, neighbor. must talk or bustl-
since Eve been there IT'S three years GER
Ana HoF sa',5' 10 laugh or cry is just q toss.
.-isrdede" why, yes, that's where 1t is. yOu
Pwsfsiegraphed her was strong aud weIl,
And coming 80 ber; butI didn't tell
Thst was rich. thought ia LET that be.
rs too good luck, this is. 10 last, you know.
And, stranger, ifit wasn't kind OF rakh
10 bet my bottom dollar tbat we snasn-
Estcre- hut shaw Excuse me, III go SLOW
You see. when we were married. sue andI,
Gss 3 good mechanic, and not poor
Tnffi struck It. IS reckODed. sure
In an Invention wRs working sly.
Am r.,,,,ii make went into that concern;
And people called me crazy for IL TOO,
And said "a better stick 10 what knew;
ful folks lGiu talk, and have 10 ave ana isai u
Ipsli n,is world bed but one friend then,
Rut she stood by ine uobly, through sAu
ana said fffiwould come out right at last she
one woman s,auneh Is worth dozen meni
srwss tough sometimes, though when a loaf
...oSs o3 iis table-aii the me we had
F.sEouId hsve gone, alone. quit 10 the bad;
F1t. frraugb ID sil, my Susan kept her head.
5r-ss her advice that sent meoT At lasf
sic IseiH she d uoI X her fuEeis 70 the bone,
And live for twenty mortal = ears Hioi-t ,
Rsihar than give IL up-ihank ood, iilHt
past
A hunarel thousand and a royalty
Is swhat I've got for going FAR away:
esbe chesred me by her letters eve-y dsy.
4 million could not pay such ioysHy-
she Knows I'm coming; but she doesn't
maj snn rich; snd she win be there, too,
Dressed IN her best-her best, my poor
r,,g ne. 8 huaared twill be cslicol
.yrv dress her move" You bet itl-but go
Tbis uek's n heap too good 70. LAST, I fear
shan believe il til I m isiTiy iheFe.
TIE tlaln may SEnlss b up. easy yel' , Ou ''o"'
The only reason tfit don't, win be ....-,,,
rhst I'n so strongly think tilst ~ ~ VI l.
Ti1o r.srvous sav vou9 Just q liiiie, stlil
Toe Igck Is none to0'gOOd Tor sue, sou see.
Hslloi we're here!-there's sue. BY all that's
s;rsEgor. excuse me, sir, but would you
70 % rlIead ana ell her I'm behind?
I'm choking; see my eyes-you nhdeis1Auu
The Swinburning and Calitcrniantic
Schools of poets might deny that the
above lines sre postry, yet while there
sre ff,n1sn hearts to love what - most
lovely IN woman, and honor what is most
tender and revsrential OF her IN man,
there must - ways ba sufficiently large
audience 10 aPrlaud the suthoF OF tns
ssC1rnrsuestioIl., ard regret that his
name 6-ez not accompany bis verse.
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lions into the subject, we believe
that the establishment OF at least one
such station in each State would be
universally beneficial to agricultural
progress.
ResolUed, That Representatives from
each Of the States in which an instftu-
ton, based on national grant has
been founded. be appointed by the
President, Whose duty it shall be to
memorabilia Congress and several
State Legislatures for the speedy es-
tablishment OF such stations through
out the country.
The President made a few closing
remarks on the subject of military
education in industrial schools.
The Convention then adjourned
sine die,
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RAILROAD BARBEsuE.
Bolivar in a Blaze-A Grand Time-hem-
phians to the Rescue.
9necial 10 the MEMPH1s APPEAL. ]

Special to the MEMPHIS APPEAI.l
BOLIVAR, TENN, August 26.-The
grand railroad barbecue given here
to-day in the interest of the proposed
narrow gauge railroad from Memphis
to Knoxville, via Somerville, Bolivar,
Purdy and Savannah, was q complete
success in every feature. By IL O'Clock
over 5000 people had assembled in the
beautiful grove at Bright's lanyard.
General R. P. Neely presided, and
the vast crowd of ladies and gentle
men were addressed by Judge ]. T.
SWayne and o. F. Prescott, of your
CITY; General A. NJ. West, Hon. E.
Scruggs, of Fayette; Captain Irwin
and Colonel Shipman, of Hardin and
Wayne counties; II. NJ. Hill, Esq,
and Judge James Fentress, of Bolivar.
Tables were spread and abundantly
supplied with bread and choice meats
of all kinds.
The people are rOusing from their
lethargy, and evinee determination
to do their duty in this project.
The following resolutions We're
unanimously adopted:
ResOlued, That the people of Harde-
man county, in convention assembled,
do heartily approve Of the projected
railroad from Memphis through Som
erville, Bolivar, Purdy, Savannah,
WaynesborO and Columbia, and that
we will use our utmost eXertiOn to
build it Immediately.
ReSOIUed, That we will Immediately
apply for charter for this road.
At a late hour in the afternoon,
speaking having began at IL am, the
Convention adjourned, amid shouts
of applause for the narrow gauge rail-
road that is to connect Memphis, Sa-
vannah, Columbia and Knoxville.
Nothing occurred to mar the busi-
ness or pleasures Of the day, and the
people of Hardeman have cause to re-
jOice at the bright prospects before
them.
Another meeting is to be held to-
night, in the courtroom. Able and
experienced railroad men viii be
present.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

REV. DAVID WALK viii preach in the Lin
den Street Christian Church to-day, al lt1s
am, and pm
DR. TIcHENoR will preahh at the Central
and al Etrsr RsntIaf f,hureb Al O'clock this
evening.
REV. ID. L. MULLINS, viii preach st the
Central N. q. Church South, on Union street
this morning, at l0M o'clock. Sabbath school
81 o'clock. Beats free.
There will be preaching by the pastor Of
the Second Street Methodist Church at III
o'cl eek a.m., and at pm.
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Unclaimed Goods Stored with Elliott &
Miller, No. 2 Elliott Block.

UT HIGH VIII be sold for charges n not
w called for IN thirty daJB from date
August 28tb, 1871: ] Il MeCleliand, = plsnsT
busters: Ii A Batch, lot hand carts; z G ST
bert, box; = TWOhig, / hid bottles; q
Bierea 3 Co, 3 casks English s nails; W K
Fry, bDZes,2 2 bbls ware; Charles White,
shOE tent and ptunder; General N q Brown,
I machine; ID q Venable. l wheat drill; ;
Fisher, Amis q Co. marble stab; H Tur-
ner, box; Mrs King bOxs b goOdsi "
WsusOn I stove; A p swanson, chests ; Ii
l. GuiOn, l tool chest; Jos Beatty, trunk;
Meyer, 2 show cases; W h Burnett, wagon;
G Z I, boxes z ware; r, box 2 ware: Z NJ
p, box mdse; X ID b bbls, box ware;
l. H, bbl, box ware. No mark. oil can,
] stove, lot OF vslises. auH iW 81 e "
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PYRON'S
Planetary Horse Power.

THE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN.
vsntedi The power OF the horse qnadrus
MEMFHIs. TENN. June -, 1871.
We the undersigned citizens OF Mempnles
csFfifv thRt We this day witnessed the appli-
EStohfv.sav cotton Gin, with the following
results. The Gin was revofved with the usual
rspidity, with = fun roll OF cotton, by two
f1rfher state that We believe II greatly sups-
rior 70 any horse power We have any knoWI.
edge or and q power suitable for every plan
fsf using q Gin. 9riEt or SaW-mill.
D. H TEAI., Machinist and MiliWrfaht
NEWTON FORD 1rm OF Ford, Porter & Co.
ID. Z. PORTER. Arm OF Ford Porter a Co.
X. H0PsON, N. D., Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN j. PITHAN, AZ. D., Memphis, Tenn
Z. II. WHITENoRE, Memphis, Tenn.
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Foreign intelligence contains the
information that Senior CASTELAR,, the
leader Of the Republican pa ~ in
Spain, addressed letter, dated June
ls, 10 Eg Monitor BeptI6lic0qO OF
Mexico, in which he expressed doubts
rs 10 the stability of the Republic OF
France. According to his statement,
Thiers and his government were COM
pletely disarmed when they occupied
Versailles. He thinks that the Fed
eral principle has been tried, and
failed.
An entry of Carlists into Spain is
imminent, and extensive preparations
have been made 10 meet the threat.
ened invasion. Five heavy columns
OF troops have been sent to the FROM
tier, and the Civil Guard has been
concentrated.
The crazy band will meet to con-
slider the removal of the capital, at
st. Louis on the 18th Of September.
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MEREDITH FEMALE COLLEGE,
Non Resident Notice.

No. III. Rim the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county sTeDneasee-1. w. Dickinson,
ct al, vs. Mrs. 4. A. Crntchieid and A. l..
BurroW.
TT appearing that writ of attachment was
i issued In the above cause December s9th.
1870 upon the bill of complainant sworn to
and dled herein, same day. alleging that de.
fendRut, Mrs. e. A. Crutchneid, Is q citizen
Of Arkansas, and nonresident of the State
of Tennessee, that she is indebtsd To COM
pialnants in the sum OF Si2if 81, as Is evil
deneed by open account mentioned IN said
bill OF complainant, that said attachment
writ has been returned levied on the prop
erty OF MrB. K. A. Crutch deld-
1t is therefore ordered that she emake her
appearance herein at the Court house in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday in October, I87l and plead, answer or
dernur to complainant'B bill, or the same
viii be taken fos confessed as 10 her and set
for hearing exptlrte, and tnst copy OF this
order be published once s week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal,
August 20, lS7l
A copy-Attest-
EDMUED A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
9y r. j. BLACK, D. T.. aud n.
Stephens asmith, sols, for cOmprt aua
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On the 9th Day Of September, 1871,
one buggy and one yoke OF oxen. And on
ThesIsth day sf Septenbsr. 1871.

at the ofiee OF Dickinson, Williams q Co.,
2IO Front street, In Memphis, Tennessee.
will sell to the highest bidder. for caAh, the
interest of said Moore, being one undivided
hall, in and to the following three tracts of
land in Gibson county. to-wit:
Ftrst. One tract OF 96 acres called the SEN
ter tract near Gibson station, sold under de-
cree OF the County Court OF Gibson. to Moore
& HutchersOn, on which there is q lien for bal
aDca OF purchase money, $1,000 and interest,
from 18th January ISL, due from said Moore
& Hntcherson.
Second. One tract OF lSS acres near Gibson
station conveyed by 8. D. Yanden to Moore
q HutchersOn, by deed registered In said
county In book No. 2, page 502, on which
there Is q lien for e5i50 unpaid purchase
money owing by said Moore 4 Huteherson.
Third. One other tract near Gibson station
of 1887 acres, described In the contract of
sale from f. q Ivie to Ing a Moore, Registered
in said county, in book No. 1, page 15l. on
which there Is a lien for unpaid p7rehase
money due from Moore q Ing of Sl6Z2 81 and
Interest from 18th December, 1871.
/ gtll sell only the undivided interest of
said Moore, subject to said liens; and the
purchaser Will acquire only said undivided
interest, eneumbeTed with the liens afore-
said.
And at the time and place last mentioned,
1 will sell the notes and accounts and claims
OF said Moore which have come to my hands,
a list OF which will be furnished at the time
OF sale
Memphis, August 26. 1871.
au7 JOHN ". Dickinson, Assignee.
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DIED.

HURLEY-At 10 O'Clock this morning. at
his residence, corner south and DeSoto
streets, BRYAN HURLEY, of intermittent
fever.
OMALBY-The Friends and acqusintances
OF EDWARD O'MALLY, are requested to attend
his funeral from his late residence, No. 20
Vancs street, this morning at O'Clock.
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NOTICE.

HAVING been qualified as administrator
II OF the estate OF JOHN ID. KELLY, de-
ceased, this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate 10 present them
tome within the time prescribed by law or
this notice viii be plead In bar; and those
who are Indebted to said estate, will please
come forward and aettles
HENRY EsHMANN, Administrator.
aulS II WIN
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THE TRUTH OF HISTORY
prnnrnss of ths chnlera

LONDON, August 25.-The Ide-
De,idence Beige Today discredits he
reported appearance Of cholera at
Antwerp. At Koenigsbury, on We'd
nesday, there were one hundred and
tWentv-seven cases and forty-eight
deaths, and at Dantzic on the same
dav there were twelve cases and fen
deaths. The epidemic is decreasing
in Russia.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

JoHNsFON-On the night of the 2stb inst
at the residence OF his parents. JAMES VIR.
GIL, infant son OF James v. and Cornelia X.
johnson.
Services Will take place at ana, tO-mOr-
row, al the residence ofDr. I. b Johnson, S9s
Court street extended, after which, the re-
mains viii be removed to fernando, Missis-
sippi, for interment.
Louisville Ledger, Courier Journal and Glas-
COW Times please copy.
SCHUMAN The friends and acquain.
tances OF LOUIS soHUAAH are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, l0s Beal street, this CsDNDAYJ
morning at 9 O'Clock.
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TPress Dispatch.l

BOLIVAR, August 26.-There was q
large railroad barbecue at Bolivar to-
day. The counties OF Shelby, Fa-
yette, Hardeman, McNairy, Hardin
and Wayne were fully represented,
to take into consideration the estab-
lishment of a narrow gauge road from
Memnhis through to Someryille, Boil
var, Purdy and Savannah, across the
Tennessee river, through WaynesbOro
TO Columbia. The cause was strongly
and ably advocated in speeches by
Judge Swayne, of Memphis, General
West, of Holly Springs, Captain
Scruggs, of Somerville, Captain Ship
man, of Savannah, o. F. Prescott, of
Memphis, Judge Fentress. of Bolivar,
and ]. w. Even, of Hardin. After
the speaking it was unanimously re-
solved that the meeting heartily ap-
prove of the projected railroad, and
will use their utmost exertions to
build it. The meeting then adjourned
to meet at Z O'Clock tonight. The
most enthusiastic feeling exists. These
counties are in earnest, and will un-
dOubtedly build the road with proper
encouragement. Major Sykes ad-
dresses the meeting tonight.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
incorporated in 1888.
onO1RI DrAxUi1nr

MORNING CHASING. 4G5.
30, GO, p, 72, "A, s, "a, 81, 81, Sc, 49, 42, "a.
EVENING CHASING. 4O8.
"a, II, 40, 90, 81, 46, 9, 80, 1, 25, %, SO, 60.
Lotteries draw twice daily. Prizes from
500 TO S50.OOO, paid in money by ]. +.
FRANCE, ag't, s61< North Court Il. Box l4T,
Hemp his, Tenn, p. o. EURRAY, MILLER
& CO., Managers, st. Louis, Nc. sun
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sHERPE & ROBERTS. Sole Agents

For the sale OF state. County aud lndiyid.
usl Rights for Arkansas and 81 the States o.
Ire TTSffed afafoe east Cf Tie Mississippi
rig.r 80 FuIl directions for building the
Poy7efi givsn 10 each purchaser.
CFFICEs
Ne. 4 NoaFes stFsss Asaphls, Tsaa
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KNoxVtLE.

The Ancient capital-Iis Buildings and 10
stitulians-Its Leading Citizens,
Shops and Railways It's
Wonderful Prosperity
and Growth.
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Shsrif's Sale of Real Estate.

~ By virtue OF an execution from the su.
preme Court at Jackson In favor Of James
/. Holmes VS. Daniel Able ct al, for S5sO3 S.
besides interests and costs, 1 win sell for
Sher1d's oftice. on Second street, IN the city
OF Memphis, on
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BANKRUPT SALE.

A \ assignee of John B. Moore. bankrupt,
"A under proceedings in the District Court
OF the United States, for the District OF West
Tennessee j Will sell to. the highest bidder.
for cssh. at the residence Of said Moore, near
Gibson station, in Gibson county, Tennessee
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M0nday. the 25th Day Of ssplsmbsr. Ia7I.

The following tracts or lots o. land, with ths
improvements on the same to-Wit. one
tract of acres, lying on the EOuth side OF the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, ~ miles
east Of the city of Memphis, being the same
conveyed to Daniel Able by +. A kenolg and
James Lee by deed. dated September !, I'D
known as lot No. OF A. =. Ksrr's suodiVl-
sion and survey.
AIso- two acres lying on the north side Of
Poplar street or Germantown road, IN the
effv OF Memphis, has q mont or lS1 fssi on
POplar street aud runs back north $50 feet:
known as lot MOL Of the Subdivision and
znrveV OF Milton A. KeT or Carr Ia the erss
~ Wiilian GriDn, Amir OF Eeni BirrE de-
ceased, on the law aide Of the Common Law
Chanosry Court OF the city OF Memphis. and
the same conveyed by ". b. Delaney 70
Henry Cram BY deed. dated 18Th day OF De-
eemser, 1855, on which - q fns residence aud
other valuable improvements iegiee On As
the property Of Daniel Able 70 satisfy said
execution. Sale between tha hours OF 10
o'clock an. and 4 pm.
MARCUs j. WRIGHI. snerld.
Ry W. ". CoLEEAs. Deputy sheriff.
TN. Brown, Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.
August &.sls7l. 4u4
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At meeting nf the Board OF Directors OF
the HOME INsURANCG COMPANY OF Aem-
phis the following officers were elected for
the ensuing twelve months:
LOUIS HANNAUR, President
JNO. =. TOOF, Vice President.
r. p. BOILING. Secretary.
JOHN H. BOW EN-, Ast- Sse'y & Treasurer
50 X. Z. BOILING, Ssc'y.
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MARRIED.

LEWELLEN-HOLDER the residsnce
OF. the: brides father, by the Rev. W. M
Patterson, on Sunday evening, August 9Oth,
lS7l. MIR. 5. s. LEwELLYN and Miss NJ. D.
HoLDER, both OF Memphis.
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Stockholders Special TralS.

A SPECIAN TRAIN, with parlor coaches,
~ will leave Memphis on TU ESDAI
NIGHT, at O'Clock, for the convenience 0f
stockholders in the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company in attending the Annual
Convention At Huntsville on wednesday.
Vile Wednesday night at s O'Clock Stock
holders can go and return on regular trains,
II they desire.
Ru26 g. L. ANDkhS On, Sup't
UNHE members or the MASONIC MUTUAL
LIFE ASSURA ECE ASSOCIATION are
hereby notified that the assessment OF two
dollars on the death OF Z. z Pittman, is due
and payable Al the ONCE OF ths Company In
thir-v days.
II. G. TRADER. fsc,y.
ONCE No. Unicn street.
Aucurf 2I ISL rtu&suurI
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Desirable Goods

Al an election held by ths Stock holders of
the HONE INSURA NCE COMPANY on the
18th inst, the following Board OF Directors
were elected
Louis Hannaur. y. h. Tobey, Wnlism
whitaker ]. ". Dickinson, NJ. 8. Judah, Phil
J. MallOn, H. Wetter.
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WTHIS VI! 7 OpHON
NOTICE.

THERE will be an examination of appH.
Il cants who wish to obtain certificates of
qualification for position as teachers, on
Monday next 2Sth inst, at o'clock. am. In
the office of the Board of Education, Odd
Fellows Hall.
By order of the President.
], 6. CAIRNS, Pfss Idsat.
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NICFrOE,

sas- The New Orleans market is the only
one in the United states, except New YORK.
which is really and fuliY supplied with
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CLEAN STANDARD GOODS,
They Employ no Drummsrs.

Their goods and their prices speak for them
selves, aud only need examination for full
confirmation OF these statements
Buyers alive to their own Interests should
not fail to call on or address
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A nundre thousand and a royalty
fswhat I've got for going Tar aWag
she chesred me by her letters eFe-y as!
A million could not pay such lcyGliy
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-29
Eight Per Cent. Bonds

Now ohered are limited in amount to $40 5oo nor
mile and are for $1,000 g20O EACH interest navabe
January and july at the rate of per cent Currency
OFT per cent Cold at the option of the holder Ponds
registered if desired.
Among the leading Stockholders of the Comnanv
are Hon. E. ID. Morgan, Ex-Governor and Ex-IJ. s.
Senator; Hon. John A. Griswold, Ex-Lieutenant
Governor, Troy, N. Y; Hon. Cakes Ames. NJ c..
Massachusetts; Messrs Morton, Bliss g. Co. I. Won
Hoffman & Co., j. & w. Seligman & Co.. Harrison
Durkee and others, of New York; BENJAMIN e.
Bates, President Bank of Commerce Franklin Ha-
vens, President Merchants Bank Boston, and Others
also well known.
The above statement of facts proves the safety of
these Bonds. Their profit is equally manifest upon
examination. They are sold for the present at 30
and accrued interest from July LIST. At this price
they afford certain income for forty five years. of
nearly nine per cent. upon their COST One thousand
dollars invested in these eight per cent. bonds will
give the purchaser more than seventy per
cent. greater annual interest than the same amount
invested in the new Government Five per cents,
while holders of Government Skies will find decided
profit in selling them at present high prices and re-
investing in New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Bonds
Subscriptions will be received in Portland by
Messrs. SWAN & BARRETT, Bankers,
100 Middle ST.,
H. M. PAYSON, Broker, 81 Exchange ST.,
WIN. e. WOOD, 81 Exchange St.
Information concerning the Company and the Road
and pamphlets containing map and full details Of the
enterprise, can be obtainedof the undersigned any
of the Company's advertised agents.
w. B. SHATTUCK, Banker
AND
Financial AGENT N. o. M. d T. r. r. Co.
No. % Nassau Street. New York
oct4-d&5w4O3m
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8 O'CLOCK.
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~ cal descriptive, explanatory. A Library Of Rib-
lical Information. In English and German, BonnG
Canvassing Books Free to Book Agents AdJras
Horace King, Publisher, Thompsonvie, Conn. Mes
England Office for Zelps Popular Encycloned;, NV
Hand Atlas of the World. no22 4w anu
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Eclectic Medical Insirnnary.
TO. THE LADIES.

IOe IIiF LADIE
DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No. 1
Prebe Street, which they will find arranged for their
special accommodation.
DR.. II s Eclectic Renovaing Medicines are unrival-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain of producing relief in short time
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases of OBJ
sttucons after AL other remedies have been tried in
vain. 1t is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health, and may be taken
with perfect safety at all times.
Sent to any part Of the country with full directions
by addressing DR. HUGHES
jan1 1s65d&w No. 172 Cumberland Street, Portland
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THE
New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas r.. r.. Company

Offer for sale bond which combines these advantages
to an unusual degree. Theroute lies between Mobile,
Alabama, and Houston, Texas-passing through New
Orleans, the New York of the South. Of the whole
line of ATS miles, about twothirds already built
and the Stockholders have expended nearly TEN
MILLION DOLLARS in the work. The bonds now
offered are secured by mortgage upon all that part
of the line west of New Orleans which has an enor-
nous traffic assured to it from the start this being
the only rail connection by which the cotton, corn
cattle and other productions of Texas can reach New
Orleans.
So important is this road considered to Louisiana
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid of
the enterprise, by direct Donations by endorsement
of second mortgage bonds, and by subscriptions to
the stock of the Company, amounting in all to over
eight million dollars.