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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

CEREMONIES AT AppoMATTox COURTHOUSE.
The ladies of the Memorial Association of APP
ponattox Courthouse, on Saturday last deco
rated the graves of the Confederate soldiers
buried there A most eloquent and patriotic
address was delivered at the Presbyterian
church by the Rev G. W I.ayburn, Jr., Of
Winchester after which procession composed
Of from 200 to 400 persons Was formed who
marched to the cemetery. where the mournful
ceremonies of decorating each grave OF the
honored dead with the sweetest flowers of spring
were sadly and tearfully performed. 1t is the
design of the ladies. to erect at m early day: 4
handsome marble monument over the remains
of these heroic defenders Of the Lost Cause,
the means thr this purpose having already been
received
Mr. Anthony. Of H. l.. has tccu elected
PRESIDENT pro tcnl, OF the |. 5. Senate. i'll the
absence 0? Vice President C0!i;X
The repaire and painting Of til: Capitol i!
Richmond have been completed
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lnNNiJEICSTTF

1t is hoped that the meeting proposed to be
held, at Liberty Hall tonight, Will he simply a
business meeting. for the consideration Of a
practical measure, and that the business men
will attend and recommend the best and the
most economical plan for the erection Of the
Public Buildings DESTROYED by the late FIRE.
MANY CITIZENS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

Already q 900 applications for pensions IN
account of soldiers of the War Of 1872 have
been filed with the Commissioner of Pensions.
Eighteen clerks are engaged in making record
of these, and are behind as far as the middle Of
last month On the first Of July next the
Congressional appropriation will be available,
md the cle-icai force vii! be increased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

The refusal OF Messrs White and Ramsdell
TO answer the questions propounded to them by
committee of the t. s. Senate. has been
officially brought to the attention of the Dis
trict Attorney: in Washington: in order that
they may be proceeded against under law Of
Congress which impose, punishment Of fine
and imprisonment for refusal to answer before
q congressional committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

In the l.. S. Senate yesterday IN Intellectual
effort was made to take up the resolution dis
chargnging Messrs White and Ramsdell, the
Washington correspondents of the \. Y. Tri
bune, from confinement. In Executive session
Mr. Casserly. the Democratic Senator from
California. delivered speech against the
Treaty of Washington The Senate adjourned
until TODAY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

PERIoDIcALS.-Wc have received the June
number of the Southern Magazine published
in Baltimore 1t has good table of contents,
both of original and selected articles. One of
the articles is an interesting account Of the
movement upon Washington during the late
war made by Gen. Early written by that GAL
liant officer
Peters Musical Monthly has line collection
of Music for the Piano.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

Gov. Walker. President. and Mr.. Cogh!sn
Secretary, of the Capitol Memorial Association
in Richmond, have issued an appeal to the
people of Virginia, for aid in the erection of
the proposed memorial tablet in commemora-
ton of the disaster at the Capitol, April2.. 1870
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24
ALEXANDRIA, VA
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a, 1871.

THE FINALE AT PARIs.-Montmartre and
Bellevllle. on the north and northeast of Paris,
ver, the last stands of the Commune, and now
thcy are driven from these also. The losses of
the Versaillists during the last engagements
arc announced as small. The rejoicing of the
law and order population of the city who arc
NOW delivered from the hands of the mob. arc
described as highly enthusiastic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

The Baltimore Gazette says FROM the
assurances made by gentlemen from Augusta
county, that the sum of fifty thousand dollars
required by the B. & 0. Railroad vii! be
promptly subscribed, there is every reason to
believe that the Valley Road will soon be put
under contract. and completed as far as Staun-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

Au officer of the I. s. army was the author
ity for the report Of Gen Sherman, ''ku-
klux'' speech, about which SO much has been
said. Cen S. denied only that the r"'riS were
reported correctly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

The ANTHRACITE Coal TRADE.-The Phil
adelphia Ledger Of Yesterday says that the an,
,hracite coal trade may from this day be con,
sidered as substantially resumed in all the sew,
eral coal regions, and adds:-"We shall
henceforth have plenty of coal at very reasona.
hlo nriccs y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

The events of the week in England are the
Epson races. which began yesterday. the Der
by, which begins to-day, and the Oaks to-
lacrrow. the greatest Of all being the Derby.
The betting is immense on the Derhv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

At the New York Stock Board, yesterday.
for State Bonds generally the market was firm:
Tennessee and Virginia Gs being especially
strong, the former closing at ,l3a1lS for old
and new, and the latter selling from IL up
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

The Southern Claims Commission yesterday
heard the cases mentioned yesterday. All the
claims are for forage, fuel, cattle. etc., taken
from Virginia farms.
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tCOMNCNICNTED

Several ladies desire 10 return their thanks
to the author Of In Memoriam, in yestcr.
days Gazette. for his appropriate and beauti-
full lines on the late fire in our city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

The subcommittee to investigate what are
called Southern OutrageS, will meet on the
first Of June, to begin the investigation, instead
If the first of July, as has been stated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

1t is curious to see how many Of the Radical
papers laugh at the idea of preserving the
dignity Of the Senate There was time
when the dignity Of the Senate was 4 reality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

We have accounts from different portions of
the country of several persons having been bit
ten by mad dogs, recently.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

Augustus Seemuler, 4 venerable and respect,
ed merchant of Baltimore, died yesterday At
his residence in Baltimore county, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

There are great complaints in New York about
the difficulty of housekeepers in obtaining relia-
ble "hel p" for house services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

The steam fire engine which exploded at the
late fire in Baltimore was an old one not in
tit condition for service and should not have
hpen nSe1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

THE Old DOMINION CHEESE FAcr2HY
at Hamilton Loudoun County. Va The ori-
ginal cost Of the factory building is. VIC think,
Something over two thousand dollars. It is
worked upon the mutual principle that isthc
patrons furnish the milk and &c: 50 many
pounds Of cheese il retucn-al the cheese that
the milk makes-the proprietor charging FIR
the manufacture ,! cents per pound 1t Is
manufacturing into cheese now the milk from
over one hundred cows and the amour: Is
constantly increasing increas Ing so rapidly in
fact that new COO gallon vat has been ord cred
The amount of cheese realized thus far is
about pound of cheese to eight pounds OF
milk. This average realizes to the patrons
about l. cents per gallon for milk. The
amount Of labor necessary II carry Oh the fac
tory is small only two persons arc constantly
employed at the old Dom Mon. Mr.. Preston
and his wife, from New York; The whey is
used to feed hogs. It is valuable mixed with
a little meal or Ship stuff. but no, worth 4 great
deal by itself. With large patronagc-say from
POO to 400 COWS these factories can be made
profitable Milk can he hauled to tie factories
with profit from 20 ! miles. -
Our factory Las proved unqucStIonaGl;. q
great success. and We hope III: example vii be
followed in Louloun and other par,: d IL
ein;a.-Loncoun Enterprise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24
GRAND ENCURSION OF TIE ALIEN
~ ANDRIA CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL

GRAND ENCCRSION OF TIE ALIEN
" ANDPIA CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL
SOCIETY.
The Alexandria Catholic Beneficial Society
take pleasure in announcing 70 their III" :.
friend: and the public. that they wl i -: -
give grand Excursion to GLYMONT. on
tn CRSDAi, the 10Th Of June. ISL. in honor
II the Delegates 70 the State Union, which NEE:
in Alexandria on the l4th day Of June
The Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves thai lOhing shall be wanting - make !L=
INC most agreeable excursion 81 the season.
COOK ; COTILL1ON MUSIC ana :! ce!c-
brated BRASS BAND have been engaged
The Steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA wiz
leave this city ~ the following hours: ) i. IL. =
and p. m. returning leave G!ymont ii II In
and and l p Il.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and one lady,
81: l@dy's single tickets ;uc cn!ldrcn .!!c
Master Of Crrcmonic:-R. II. Latham.
Floor Mama erS-M. Ii. Nash. Ja=. II. iig-
gins. Alphon:o Lucas aud j. Marriott Hill.
Committee Of A-rangement:-John I. H!!!;
T. v. Cole, y. F. Moore. Orlando Wood a:.d
Richard Purcell my 2fe1:d
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.E.7RREED.

On Tuesday morning. May 23d. at thc resi-
deIcc Of the brides parents. b. Re-. .. II: Nor
TON ID. ROBERT J. THOMAS. o: Louis
Vile. ky.. to ELLA. iauGhscr Of jVnr j biz
on. Q! TIL: city
On the 25l instant. al the Parsonage Of The VI.
f. Church South. BY Re- Dr. Hough. THOS.
II. MARTIN to Mis-; SARAH l.. STEINER
both Of TIL: Cit:
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mrs. Wootten, wife of Mr.. T. Wootten, u
large tobacco planter of Henry county. Va.
was severely bitten by dog yesterday. The ami
NAL had attacked her child, and in the attempt
to rescue it from the frangs of hcbrute it turn
ed upon her, decorating her arm. tearing of
the flesh and muscle, and otherwise inhicting
serious injuries upon her person before it
could be driven off. Her injuries were so nu-
merous and of 81 serious character as "a en-
danger her life.
A collection was taken up AT ST. Paul :
church, in Lynchburg. Sunday, for the benefit
of the fund to pay for the residence purchased
for Bishop White at Richmond Rev. Mr.
Williams, agent for the committee. stated that
there was yet unpaid on the purchase and near
" due, the sum 1000, and that not dollar
was in hand to meet it.
a car loaded with mich COVE with young
calves, attached to the North bound freight
train of the Orange railroad, was thrown from
the track near Lynchturg on SIondey and jrol;,
en-. The cows escaped without serious injury:
but all the calves in the car. six or eight in
number. were killed The accident was caused
by one of the trucks giving away.
No real progress. says the Fredericksburg
Star. has been made in the negotiations pend
ing concerning the transfer of the Fredericks,
burg and Gordonsvie Railroad to the CON
struction company. Information recanty re-
ceived affords encouraging hope that the nego
tiation will be successfully concluded
Ned McLendon. lcolorcdl. charged with III
outrage on respectable lady, was convicted by
thc Sunorior court OF Richmond county laS,
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Died.

~ PUDIGc LEcTUEE.--Rcv. }. ?. Sampson
co!orcd. will deliver free lcctur. ut the Coored
Methodist Church. south Washington street. to-
morrow IThur,dayl migt. my %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

The rcpaira and painting Of til: Capitol i
Richmond have been com leted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

ELEGANT HAIR adds charm to the plain
- c:t face: but when faded, features before
agreeable lose their com"iinc>> and the whole
expression i that OF advancing age. This being
Il fact j; is not surprising that even injurious ar
,iclc- should have been prepared to supply the
millions who wish to avoid premature gray hair.
Under these circumstance: it will scarcely be
wondered ut that NATTANS' CRYSTAL DIS
CDEERi should have with Such cXtraor-
d!nur:- success.
Ii is the only preparation furnishing safe and
reliable -,:-.orcr for The hair; absolutely free
from III poisonous ard de!e,erious matter ard
without sediment, and thousands above thousands
haze avai!cd themselves of it, not simply because
it restores the color ofthc hair, but because it
supplies nourishmcat II feeds the roots Of the
hair. 50 that where dccayed it becomes vigorous
and healthy again. From all sections Of the
co:t!.;ry orders and test!m oniuls ar. received
daily speaking in the highest term: Of it: quail
tic: rs the only preparation that over gave entire
satisfaction. Those who have used CRYSTAL
DISCOVERY will not use anything else: but
- those who have not tried this excellent article
il j: recommended that when they are again in
want IF something Of the kind TO give it q trial;
YOU viii be nor" than pleased you will be de-
lighted with it. and will never again be without
il. Don't let your druggist, il he has not got
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY persuadeyou to buy
something cl$" or You vii! be disappointed:
rather 60 where you can get it put up in large
bottles continuing half ~ much more rs any
offer in n.arke! and, consequently, much the
cheapest. Price ono dollar. For sale by WAR
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CCYTaES AND SNATHS- Another lot re-
- ctivcl and for sale bv
CARLIN u Sons,
wa! t:3 King street
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FORT OF.gLEI.5.,DRI.s. .n.are1. III

VI III II II -hs3' v II s7H'1 = ~ II
Sun POS H.......... A.! MOON >ET>.~........ll.+3
81, >Ers....... ...... 1.l3
ARRIVED.
Sch:: C. Smith, Providence, and l. 2 VI
Ta:ker. Allyn: Point. to American Coal Co.
SAILED.
:5ciri VIM .Alc!! and Ed Slalc Jersey City.
ov American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr ElizabctI: English. C-owc!l. hence At
Boston Dist inStan
Schr \ l. Butler knowles, for Allyn's Point
hence n New Lon don 2lst instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

T OST-A pair Of GOLD SPECTACLES in a
IL leather case on King street, near Washing
ton The finder Will be rewarded By leaving
thin 1T Ii NTS DRUG STORE: corner King
md Ha:hingt streets. my 4-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-24

GRAIN CEADLES-Ci:an:s Southern Pa:
~ ,c.u ~ >:vvc ana iur sale By
JAMES +. CARLIN X Sons.
,n;.n4 IS King street,
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BE-. D. Harrison, !Auctioreer.

The Adore wcll-known SUMNER RESORT
will be opened Tor the reception Of PLEASU RE
PARTIES on and after MONDAY. May I'd.
1871.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-22
men and not Republicans. We ha1

INFORMED THE PRESIDENT
of the fact of such an organization ex.
isting here. Many suppose there will
be trouble, the town burnt, etc. we
must confess we are not among those
who think 80. But we again assert
that we cannot successfully proceed
in prosecutions unless witnesses are
projected and guaranteed protection
after testifying.
We have not looked for any prOtec-
ton from
GOVERNOR -ALCORN.
We sincerely believe that his course
has encouraged the lawless spirit now
rampant. For ourselves we will not
trust him: his threat of striking us
down is too recent to be forgotten.
We have received and expect nothing
but persecution from him. And the
Government would do more toward
restoring order and peace in
THIS STATE
by suspending him, than can be done
with ten thousand men In six months.
We stated to the President we were in
The Klan inquired for our
and had started for it when
they were intercepted.
THE DYING MAN
said they had come after us. The
horses were also disguised in white
cloth, reaching down 20 their knees;
the neck, ears, and head were also
covered, some in fantastically ar
ranged head gear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-22
ALBANY, NEW YORK.
The Trip fFpm New York City 10 a FIoaiIHg
PzIsos-What Is Worth Sellng IN
the Capital Of the Expire
Slate.


ALhAyY, May l6, 1911
Editors AppeaJ-seeine the "Drew,
one Of the Hudson river floating pal
aces, in the New York harbor, end
perhaps the most splendid passenger
boat on the American waters, I have
taken a notion to run up here. 1 sim
ply took a street car to the boat. left
the wharf at six O'Clock, went to sleep
In a comfortable statero0m, and woke
up, finding myself in Albany, with no
more fatigue than would have been
felt remaining in my comfortable sane
tum in Memphis. The passenger
boats on this river are not only sur
passingly elegant, with three cabins
over three hundred feet long, but they
move through the water almost with
Out a Jar, at the rate Of twenty miles
an hour. The Palisades, West Point
with the scenery Of the Hudson river
hardly surpassed for its beauty in the
world. are matters OF interest on
this route, with which your readers
are familiar. The whole distance be-
tween Albany and New York is lined
with paIatisI residences, "big-bug
foilies1 and aristocratie castles, which,
searding to the tastes Of their vari-
oas owners, look inviting and charm
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and Justice have received a terrible
blow. The course of law has been
perverted. The guarantees Of indi-
vidual rights are set aside. Much has
been said Of the "patriotic anguish "
Of French statesmen who saw Prussia
made strong by the victory of Sado-
wa; but the phrase thus misapplied
to describe miserable jealousy at the
development of neighbOT may be
rightly employed to represent the
shame and sorrow that must fll the
minds of patriotic Americans when
they see their highest tribunal-the
court which had won the admiration
and respect of the wOrld-brought
down so low as to pervert judgment
and throw a gloss Of legality over pri-
vate and public dishonesty.
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ing as "Idlewild" or "Irvington," OF
as grim and frOwning as "the TOmbs"
or the castle Of "Giant Despair" I
don't know but should prefer almost
any Of them, however, as a place OF
residence to a cotton planters log
cabin, especially ''if the dObbins was
out," 30 easily are we taken with
the gsudy and glittering In art, even
In preference to the more beautiful
and charming In nature.
Albany, the capital of New
York, is estimated to contain
seventy thousand inhabitants,
though I did not see enough
men or houses to beat Memphis
very much, as I thought, after a
couple of hours ride through the prin-
cipal streets and parts of the city. /
was very much disappointed in find
ing Governor Hoffman absent from
home, though in making my call, l
found bis private Secretary, Mr.. Van
Buren, al kindness and attention,
going about with me to explain and
see what was to be seen. In the Geo
logical and Agricultural Hall here
are to be seen a greater number Of
varieties and specimens of marble,
granite and limestone formations, pet
rified shells, fish and animals, as well as
anatomical specimens, thanI have else
where seen. The eskeltOn of a mastOdOn
contained in one OF the rooms is worth
g journey Of q thousand miles to see.
And when this represents an animal
twice as large as any known to live on
the land this day, how fOrcibly must
one be struck with the remoteness Of
time or the changes effected since these
monsters rOamed abroad on mother
earth, when he looks on still another
specimen in the same collection, being
the upper Jaw and skull of q creature,
who when standing upright In the
full glory of life and animalhOOd must
have been thirty feet In height and
sixty feet in length ,On the presumption
that these bones bore the usual pro-
portions Of size to the other parts Of the
skeleton. The full skeleton is about
twenty feet long and twelve or thir-
teen high. There are collections
here Of more interest, it would seem
to me, to the geOlOgist and the natu-
ralist than are to be seen in the
Smithsonian collection. The new
ststehOuse is in the process of erec- /
ton. 1t has been already two years
under way, and being raised as yet
only to the level OF the street, has
cost already three millions Of dollars. /
It's estimated that, with all the mon
ey furnished which can be prOftably
used, il will require five years
more to complete the structure. It
covers a whole square Of five hundred
by four hundred feet, or, within a
small fraction Of three full acres Of /
ground. When completed it will be
three hundred and seventy feet to the
top of the main tower. The whole
first story above ground will rest on
brick and stone arches, all of which !
rest on concrete, covering the whole !
ground TO the depth Of seven feet. It |
will be a building unrivalled on this
the outer walls being Of
solid granite blocks, some weighing |
as much as fifty tons weight. I would |
recommend an examination by the
committee on the Memphis Masonic |
Temple building. T.
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TerrIbIe EIre b the HIahlard ds.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, May 21.-The for
ests in several places il the highlands
on the Hudson are on fire and the
flames illuminate the sky at night.
Reports from Sullivan county state
that extensive fires in the woods there
are raging in every direction. Reports
from Monticello state that a number
Of cords of bark, the Angel mill prop
erty, and the Black Lake schoOlhOuse
have been destroyed. tits also thought
many deer and bear have perished in
the Shanklin mountains. In Ulster
county fires in the woods are also
raging. Much woodland has already
been burnt,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-22
HOME DISPATCHES.

Wonderful Discovery Of Sunksa Treasure
Heavy Robbery - PIuBder OF a Peru
Vl8n.
NEW YORK, May 21.- Mr.. Pic
Echevique, a wealthy merchant from
Lima, Peru, was robbed yesterday, at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, of $1,000 In
gold, and diamonds and jeWelry valued
at $4,000.
Divers have at last succeeded In
reaching the treasure of the English
ship Hussar, which sunk in East river
during the revolutionary war, with
S., 500, 600 specie On board.
A pigeon shooting match, for the
champion badge and $1,000, between
Ira A. Payne and Captain BOgardus,
of Illinois, will take place on Tuesday,
at FlatWOOd Park.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-22
CHAMRER OF COMMERCE.

THE regular monthly meeting Of the
i Chamber Of Commerce will be held on
MOND- 7. Z2d i0Et., at 4 O'Clock pm. Among
the important questions to be con aidered are.
Changing the hour OF Charge to O'Clock
am; securing the Arkansas River Packet
Company 10 our city; inauguTatiug a system
to mature regular and accurate daily reports
Of receipts and shipments Of sll leading arti-
cles; and appointing delegates to the Plant
eIs' Convention, to meet at Memphis In June
next. r. a. PiNSON, President.
LION. TROUsDALE, Secretary. my7I
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"H0I F0R c0I0RAnn y

A Ii persons desiring to 20 70 Colorado
"A can do SO at my reduced rates BY join
ing our Colony, twenty-five miles from Den
yer City, on the D. and r. q. K r., where
the town OF Memphis ia now building. Lots
sell at twenty-five and 6fiy dollars for Efty
by one hundred and nfty feet; 1900 acres
OF line farming lands are secured for cur
ccloniEtg et 81 % FER acre Call and ace,
LumbeE, go psF ICES leet.
"A. HIT4E BID, al Second st.,
epN Memphis, Tenn,