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New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
IECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Sub-C Committee of the Methodist Book
Concern remained in session all day yesterday; but
owing the absence Of Judge Reynolds counsel for the
Rev Dr. Lanahan, experts were decided upon They
resume their session this morning.
The Dock Commissioners voted an allow
ance s63 yesterday James Farley injured while at
work on the pier the foot Of Maden-lane The Audit
ing Committee recommended the expenditure OF sl5.-
cal 60 in payment Of bills, the chief items being 1882 20
lumber and S796l 65 for piledrving. Pier No CT,
L. H.. ordered 10 be rebuilt at cost not 10 exceed
t1,50O
The Union Convention to Promote full
Conservation to Christ continued its session yesterday
In St. Paul's NJ f. Church Fourthave Presbyterian,
Methodist Reformed Congregational, and Episcopal min
being among the speakers These meetings are part
OF series held In Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
elsewhere, and will be closed here by meeting 10 DC
held to-day exclusively for ladies.
A Children's Choral Festival was given at
Association Hall last evening. with Harley HewcOmb as
Musical Director ]. b. POznansk Volinst, Joseph Poz
nanslh, Pianist aud +. T. Muller, Organist. The stage
was occupied by about 80 little girls "Thc Daisy sung
by Miss Milly Gibbs, G, and sonata from Mozart
played by Master Ihne were loudly encOred. The
"Starry Night" rendered by three young ladies
from tie Normal College and Gentle Ray OF Sunlight,
by Masters Ludwig and Robens.
The closing exercises of the Sixteenth term
OF the Mechanics Society School, very fully attended
last evening at No. 472 Broadway. The hall decor
ated with flags and sreamers and large number
ings the pupils were on exhibition. William III. Ged
pcV presided, and remarks made by Thomas =.
gtetson Samuel r. Patterson and others. Certificates
6s school is supported by the Society OF Mechanics and
Tradcguen at an annual expense OF about $500. The
average attendance during the pat has been about
400 ranging from 10 40 years OF dge
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HApA AND MIGHApG-

The unoccupied building No. eos Hester-st.. owned
By Jeremiah Caha tamagd 81 $50 early yestrtv
posed the work Of nceuay lnsI $500 by the United
States Company
A burglar who broke into II Haddens house at
RYE TUESDAY night and shot by Mr. HAid-n has been
ce by the help o the doctor who dressed his wounds tie hospital
BAoiwells Island
Frank McGowan. employed by a Brooklyn under
ter yesterday the Health Commissioners that Otcs
John 0Keefe Of the sant. sud ha ben selling large quantity Of
ehg Infected With small which he had been ordee to destroy
John Carey who is lying apparently at the point
ofdsah No 79 WssngeDs aid yesterday IN hi. ante
the night Of 81 Packs bay he kno'ked doNu
beaten aud licked In e saloon No "a BcG1est T number o ruf
fans VI whom Charles Collins and John MeCo,n under
Thomas Dobson, son Of nn English clergyman.
arrested WeHe. nbt by Detective Beuue cable dispatch
charging hn with stealing 9!io Dobson pod hi. willingness to
hut we'll known lawyer writ Of haieas
terlA judge Cado1o, requiring the produce
in the supreme Court ths morning show Why hs hc In
custody.
In the YOrkvie Police Court yesterday Francis
g. Ih Of One hundred and ufoenthst charged BY William
Brmkamper Trsye. conductor Of No 2ll with
to brbe h that On Nov ~ 1869 he l. sanh Of is
lem imperfect transfer ticket f0r Harlem htraub pat oh
of false ticket suel n Railroad Company M $4,000
damages aud Psfchb Is alleged tO enpoy this VI sub
stsntatRs lis claim.
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CELEBRATION ELSEWHERE.
Tho colored neonle of Philadelphia celebrated

the second anniversary OF the ratification OF the 8Nth
Amendments by salute at SUNRISE and inass neetliig
At O'clock procession formed In Broads comprising
the llth 18th and 18th eolored Regiments beside co-
pany from Harrisburg delegations from Carlse
Camden and Wilmington great NUMBER OF civic 70
ciees participated, including the Coachmens Ass2cl,
on mounted There were also the sodiers' ana sailors
ORPHANS from the Institution at Brdgewater' fenh.
The proceedings closed with mass meeting ID te
evening. g,
The colored people of Chicago celebrated
the anniversary IN imposing and attractive manner
The procession OF colored military companies civic asso
the route in procession they repaired to farTe HAL
where music addresses, and religious exercises were
contoued for two hours This evening there was an
entertainment under the auspices OF the ODD Feows'
at which addresses delivered by NUMBER OF COL
ro1 ainIl
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rur r1rrrwooD PARK PROGRAMME.

The Fleetwood Park Association has an
nounced its programme for the Spring rotting season.
under the new management. Purses to the amount Of
300 are to be given for public competition The Spring
meeting begins Tuesday, May 16, and continues four
uccssve dav except Friday. On the first day. there Is
purse OF $780, horses that never trOted in minutes,
ana one 81 500 for 229 horses. On the second day.
there E one purse of s. 600 for 223 horses, and OF
81 for $3.50 horses On the next day. there Is purse OF
800 horses one of 500 for 26O horses and one
Saturday there purse Of $4,000, free for all horses
these races arc to Toe in harness. best three In
five and will be governed by the rules of the National
Association y. j. Van Cortland s the new President OF
the Association The entries close at the Holman House
on the evening of MAY A.
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steamer by poor nunky These opportunities arc open
10 you and you can assert yourselves In 40 POSITIVE
way AZ 10 compel all recognize your power In the
church and In the community. -,---....
The XVIII Amendment read, ana suptequcht
sreeches we're uadc by W r. Butler James g. MnttLcWH
and A. NJ Powell The exercises were c0nciuded oS tnS
recitation Of poem written ior uho ooe"'io" " 10 '"
Crosby. a.. .o.t... -, A.
sonic Hall, two bands OF music iorinhs SinS'o o'0
for dancing after midnight.
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1roroR sEIzUREs IN BOSTON.

BosToN, Mass March SO.-1he damaging
testimony developed before the Legislative Committee
Investigating the bribery charges against the state Con
sabnary or some other cause led TO renewal OF the
0u0 sfznres this afternoon, on more extensive scale
than heretofore Fifteen thousand dollars worth OF
liquors were seized n the store OF hAph smitl EH-
eat and $4,000 worth from mailh DAVIS, Com
mercIast Mr. Davis, OF the latter hrn, tesned before
tho Committee yesterday. mat the ln nau pa,u w
others during the last few years Inc heI
ures day gathered large crowd ana e"u'cu ln"o"
elcItCmeul
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Astor House-Gen. Francis A. Walker, Su-
perintendent Of the Census Bureau. and Thomas d.
IT, McCook OF Colorado, and ii. Rene French Consul ~
singapore. Sturteyant HOuse-Gcn. JOhn -.
Cayender OF 81. Louis === 81. Nicholas Hotel-Judge
J. A. schoes Of Allegany, william Prescott smith OF
Baltimore the Hon. w. T. Clark II Toledo, ex-Mayor
Jnns of Pouglkeepsie H. II. Porter OF Chicago, and
Gen. W Palmer. - Clarendon Hotel-Capt. william
Ward Of the British legation Mrs. scott siddons ana
Judge Wharton of Washington, Gen Marcy, u. ;. A..
Gen. II. p. Adams of Boston, and John T.. Nc Don0ugh
OF Philadelphia. BrevOOrt HOuse-Judge q. i.
Bigel0w OF Boston. Fifth-AveDue HOtel-Gen. W.
q. Ely OF Connecticut John Duff OF Boston, Lieut.,
Commander Rumsey, U. s. NJ, and W. VI. Mcpherson OF
st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
The Japanese Financial Commissioners who have been
in the city for several days past. left FOR Washington
yesterday morning Mile. Nilsson leaves this morning
for Boston, to return here Monday.
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he ANIMAL reunion April TO- Gov Randolph and o,a.n

will participate. ''
MOUNT UOILY-The Grand Council Of the Junior Ord..
OF Aeucau ecbauics for NewJcrsey will hold an In
p0rtant se A'n here April 90 new ritual for subordL
nate lodges win be adopted.
PHIITPsIuHG.-T Grand Division sons OF Temper
anee Tor Ncw-J ney win meet here April 16. AZ tie
same ine TIC PeTnsylvania Grand Division viii u
Eaton, on the opposite side Of the river The b0dis
will assemble together in the evening
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
NEW-JERSEY.

UNION HmL.-The Germans here are making
extensive preparations for peace jubilee on Easter
Monday
NEwARK-The Public Schools close their Winter tet'n
to-day Exercises will take place at the High School
In the OF Hugh Gallagher, found on Monday Sns
in the swamp east OF here, the line OF the Morris anu
Essex Railroad, the Coroners jury gave verdict y"
death from sutfocatton
ORASGE.-The anniversary OF the proclamation OF t'.
Fifteenth Amendment celebrated ny the col.rr"
citizens Of Orange. Planned, and Elizabeth yeste"ay
with great enthusiasm.
CLARKspoRo.-Mrs. Sarah NJ sailer died three daS 5
ago In Tooth year OF her on the farm MheIe s
Il rst resided after her marriage, "a years ago.
TRENTos.-There are number OF old and very NlL
able papers In the New-Jersey state Library An,one
them are all the journals OF the Governors ana %
under tho Colonial Government and the minutes OF .no
ssr nby under Colonies and during the tohcuNi
tlOu These papers all In manuscript, bound III w
umes a nd cover tho entire history OF the stare III
their commencement In 1882 until October ls lc % % -
one being "The Journal OF the New-Jersey OounVl W
Safety" They contain much information relating lo tp
early Governments and the war Of the Revolution NnV
rs not 10 be found elsewhere when the present hDtn
Mr.. Daily, came into Office, some or the volumes W." NJ
found 10 have mutated and he has called the
tion Of the Legislative Committee TO ,ne las
accordingly introduced aresouton into the Assembly 20 20
have these volumes printed aud copies sent 10 eah "a
the statet. The Hh Regiment. n o. b. D. - VIII n''
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

william Herman entered the Elager-beer saloon n.
Chisioer 'eo II No. 85 Thdsve m evening represents
hHstht g,ste ny The METROPOLITAN Gas Co. ersnpe ~
pcA Ahef Iaii-y unsceving the gspipe from the
Ugh M naich sst Tie fre then eit
That uhL after the woodwork
ds0r,rf but the flames being s,roag ,,
qnkY ssag fo y pouring few pals Of Hersan IN
arrested la.er u tir evening.
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lAnnouncernents |
WmrcoMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.

AEGELIs TURKISH BATHS!
ASGEGL's TURKISH BATHsl
ASGELL's TURKISH BITS
ANGELEs TORxiss BArHsiil'
scophornio, Preiudices van
sh lra9rnee eesss Peasnre STomp'hs, al D'ns'' onS'
Modern Miracles Only prescriptions doctors
W Recommended BY the best physicians EI6si'nf for ooka
Have you seen the latest styles in new o.FrN'i
You pay visit KsoS the great halter "to'
emporium tuad No. Broadway Of Putont lie Les
nothing fashionable taFe and the best qualities
For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLRs, and STAN,
PERRis Morn FEcELs LoTioN the only fehshe ha
psre only PsE,- Dsrna.oog % Bondst, Ses rof
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
HONESTY is the best policy in medicine as
S S s a na.aase m S Pgn pae ss ard b Sus ae sses,
10 tue poor limitations heretofore the market Inal pro'
II. N SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New-York, is
the place reliable WATCBE Ene sho Jgs
rLET and BSeLH suyERwAEE DiamOats specially
BEEBE s. Co.'s HATS, s9--A choice st,"', OF
PrRSHISG GooDs atest uPoTtaton and Zoe hnEs iI
at reiuced prices 400 Broadway
REMovAL.-WillardH Harvey dealer in imported
70 q UPanslns., New.York.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily at $50
Broadway showing talents detects aud best pursuits goned oOt
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY cures
Coughs, Colds aud Consumption
For stylish and elegant Hat, 20 TO
BsPsSscHzID, Manufacturer. Is Nas'soH
PERUVIAN SYRUP (an Iron Tonic m&kes the
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HOME NEWS.
TIiR WEATHER.

RBw-YoaE. nour Tier. Ufnd Hour. Tber. Par Utni
March 90. 7 81 j12lW.s.W, Nnoh 396 az 31o3 y y:
II 4go 1913 SsT. 49, 1901 Ne
40 3012SK. II ~ 1850 N
REsARKs-Mareh 80. 1s70-TherH0met6r at a. ~, tJ
3 d. ILL.,, SO. II ID. m 44o.
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IAN aqueduct connected with the Hamilton.
Ohio Hdrauo Works supplying mills Cnculs aud
Of Hamilton with broie WodssAy stepping The
ssttigeD iB several utsplsbptsts. Loss tCOe1
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! Preiudices van
h Ind ference ceases Pleasure socompanRs bsnebi ioNS
ASGsIBs TURKISH BATHS, Lexington, Twenty yanb.
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AEGFLLiS TURKISH BATHS! !
ASGELL's TURKISH BATHsl
ASGRLL's TURKISH BLTisll
ANGKLL's TURKISH BATHS ~
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LONG ISLAND.

JAMACA.-The Spring election of officers to
fl the town Offices in Queens and Suffolk Counties WIN
be held on Tuesday next Until recently but half day
was appropriated 10 "town meeting in these cOnnties
t lately owing the great increase In the population
OF the towns on the island the law has been changed
and the polls will open at sunrise and close az sunset as
at a general election. The Supervisors were informed
yesterday the Governor had signed the bll sePa
rating Long Island CITY from NewtOwn. This entities
Long Island CITY To Supervisor OF her aud bars
her citizens from voting AT the town election.
OYSTER BAY.-Mrs Mary Bayls has been appointed
postmlstress.
GREFSpoRT-The Hon. Henry A. Reeves, late member
OF Congress from the Is District has been rendered
public dinner by number OF the citizens OF surolk
County Irrespective of party, for the fathulness win
which he served his constituency in the late Con gTess
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BROOKLYN.

The new extepsion to the Long Island Col
lego Hospital nt Pacific and Henrysts., opened last
evening, by appropriate exercises in the hall OF the
building
Over 80 military and civil organizations in
Brooklyn, L. D., including the 2sth and 32d militia
regiments and number Of benevolent societies lodges
and schutzen companies ara engaged in making special
arrangements for peace jubilee on Easter Monday
The thirteenth annual meeting of the Brook
lyn Mercantile Library Association was held last even
ing In the library MoDtaguest The Treasurer made
report Of the finances showing receipts and disburse
ments amounting TO $4,000 President Kennaday read
the ANIMAL report OF the Board OF Directors showing
that the had OF great prosperity and steady
rowtb The additions TO the library for the year ending
March go 1871 were: Bound volumes, 1854 pamphlets,
66O and serial works. G61 total number OF volumes In
library To date 3OsS0 The officers OF the Association Tor
1871 are President John X. Kennaday; Secretary s
j. .Chttenden, jr. Treasurer, Josiah b. Blossom.
The regular meeting of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club was largely attended last night 1t was decided to
alter the Club signal from the present swallowta to
pointed pennon in conformity with the signals Of all
other Clubs. The Spring regatta, which will be the
fifteenth Club and fourth Union regatta will occur juno
a. The Committee Measurement and Allowance re-
ported progress The following plan will be the one dc,
cided on For depth schooners-From top OF the Keel
10 is inches above the water line for contents OF hu
the average Of three sections the mdsip section, ana
halfway between mdshp and stern, and between ma
sbip and bow: : this average TO be multiplied b9 the
length and depth for the displacement. The depth OF
sloops will he taken the water line TO the bottom OF
the keel, the displacement to be ascertained es IN
schooners Open boats will be measured Dy ehglh ou'
The allowance OF time has not yet been decided on
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

Modern Miraclesl Only prescriptions d6ctor
ioay takei AYGEILs Baths LeIDgton Tseni fiik
Try Recommended by the best physicians EIeeisf for oohiA
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

Have you seen the latest styles in new oafr
HArsi You pay visit to KsoS the great hater vi
emporium situated No. 22 Broadway Of fPatonst lie
nothing but the most fashionable and the hest qualities
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

the adoption
Their tie several Amendments to the Constitution Of the Une
liberty ard equality and the approval the people
usp 70 the CONSERVATION Of the United only csnse for
rejoicing the enue.ed but guarantee that The people OF the
progres sh. permanent blessings all the
RssoiScd That while rejoice Ameadment II faith.
ly respected fellow citizens will give ample opportunity
without special legislation
miles, the sIe.e The ballot n at once G made sssd
right to eIese i be mansned By ciy,l authots
present their poes oPncn, and fsf to eIee their
secured them by Government their fa night.
aien. vii be in securing 70 tsm,e,e a. Ownership in the oand
solUt That while deprecang e terrorism outrage and murder
ympatiiag viii Iasd, intensified
BY political bate We ' ns,e ,s1i is g e1,a's oI e sgf the
integrity and The Of e o be able to sress their pol
the ballot ths establishment Of Republican ntG
Cen John Coehraue said that 1t pleasant sere-
gate from the hours OF this working world
the memories of the age You the representatives
a race which at stroke sprang fun armed nto the
vord-citzens and voters The record OF the past
tans no instance OF the kind and the record Of the u
ture will have nothing to equal Il. You have suffered
and agopized but the way Of deliveTance opened
nj last and the African has risen IN grand proper
tons. Hands of, gentlemen Of the kukluxl Those
Ioyal men black and white shall he prOeced Though
the Res of freedom may not cover santo Domingo IL
shall American so our liberties must be secured
Col Farman said that John Brown spent his last night
Northern soil in the hOuse OF gentleman sun hylng
pressed her fears that would never see him again
have often been where bullets have whzzed by me-
he sad, "and have never been shot But hung or not
/ will raise storm in this country which Will not be
stayed While there remains slave on American SOL
| This puts John Brown IN MS proper ,loBhhl
position in history. You must assist y0urselYe, IN
every proper form In order 10 have the substance OF the
liberty which Ia guaranteed 10 you IN the ANth Amend
Frederick Douglass might have double stars to-day
Instead Of being ordered from tbe table OF Poionhe
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ALCORNs SUCCESSOR.

The Jackson (Miss.) Clarion is
not apt TO do more than justice to men
whose history is that OF Lieutenant
Governor Powers, the carpet. bsgger
who succeeds Governor AlcOrn. 1t
says Of him: "That during his tenn
porsry occupancy Of the executive
office, his resembling Of the order, into
which cunning and malignity had be
trayed him, Of removing Mr.. Nc
Lsughlin, displayed genuine courage.
Bis able message vetoing the bill
transferring State lands to the Moon
shine Valley Navigation Company,
vas one Of the best things Of the day.
7 is well Und, rstOOd that he would
have slaughtered the picked Cav
airy bill" IL be bad had an opportu-
My, aud would have sent the Kid
mapping Atr0city, commonly called
the Change Of Venue bill, higher than
q Kite. In consideration whereof
we could have almost wished a few
days OF Powers"
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A CoNvENTIoN DEMANDrD

The consolidation Of roads from
Memphis to Norfolk is an accepted ne
cessity. No individual OF personal
interest can be suffered to intervene.
Roads from Memphis to Norfolk must
be made an unit OF this cityis undone
% the Memphis and Charleston road
becomes utterly valUeless. Who
shall be P~resident?D Is an inquiry
often made. 1t signifies nothing.
The first step is consolidation. This
achieved, the best man in America
would gladly accept a position which
enables him to WELD fifty millions oil
capital and a degree Of power against |
which commercial obstacles will rise
up in vain. No little seIRsbpazs Of
men shall be suffered 10 obsfr,et ~
contamination Of this great end. We
are told that all the asdi,
officers Of the roads i7teregte5
especially since Stanton comnlefa3
the line from Chattanooga 70
Meridian, assent TO the pslpsble ra.
cessity for the unifcation Of roa5s
from Memphis 10 the Atlantic ocean
These omce-hoIdsrs say that nothing
else can save the stockholders, and
this measure surely enriches them.
The stock in the three roads, already
consolidated by Malone in Virginia,
is worth nov nearly, or quite, four
its value, as defined two years
ago, and the whole stock VIII be at
par from the day the consolidation Of
au the roads is effected. Each COM
asserts the superior value Of its
own line. Then let each consent to
.he Intervention Of d~isintsrested APP
Draisers, and then all win be en-
aiohed and agRrandized. The value
r each, without reference TO
he amount Of original or ma
ured stock, wiz be defined, and
lew stock certificates Ofan actual val
le substituted for the present waste
with pretty pictures on It that
s haWked about bycarbstone brokers,
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PETlnOH FOB INCORPORATION.

No. 8H.-Iu the First Chancery Cou-t OF
shelby cOunty, Tennessee,
WHEREAS, M. j. Wicks, ". T. Avery, A.
w W. Peters, D. CCCErIus F. ". h0ysrer.
]. J. Steele, "a. c. Peace, VI. IL. Lake, 81. A.
Montgomery, Q. Jones, j. C. Johnson, II II.
Barnes, Frank rsft, L.G Gdrrett,H .J.4hOOu.
h. o. Brtukley. -. @ McCOmb, e. u. Vance,
Lyles i Hglman, " H ny, II Henly.
Thomas Boyle, - Martini Mrs. keDZler,
Mrs. Correu. August BertOn, W. Dean. y. Il.
DOuuelly, A. MOntevei1, l. Tigle, NJ. vim
Willenburg, Are. e q. atkinson, Mrs. -
Douglass, A. p. Carry, - speed. e.. J. Seldeu,
G.. J. Hargau, all residents Of Shelby county,
Tennessee, and the present CorpOratOrs Of
have nlsd an application in The First Cnan-
Gerry Court of Shelby county, for an amend
ment 70 the charter Of said Turnpike Com
pany, granted IL by an act OF the General as
s6mblY Ofthe state OF Tennessee, passed dur
i'd a session o. the LeElsIaruEe held In 1865
additional powers be grained said clrpora-
EiOn SIS 20 the rules governing subscribers
that the wi OF the President and UrBe-
tors he enlarged concerning the purchase aud
disposal Of real esta g the negotiation OF
loans etc, etc For furtnar re-
ference ts had to said petition herein.
III Is therefore ordered, that all persons de-
string so 20 do make their appearance herein
az the Courthouse OF said Court, In the city
Of Memphis. Tenn, On or before The urst
Monday in July, 1871. and show cause, II fanny
they have, why the said amendment shOuld
not be granted according % the prayer Of
said petition, or the same VIII be heard and
proceeded with eLparte, ana that a copy OF
lhis order be published for thirty day Ia the
Memphis Appeal
EDMUND A. COLE, CIsrk and Master.
By Il. j. BLACK, Depaty Clerk and Mas or.
e +. Barnes and Van N Ante-son. AttlEs
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uzuFuE CHIErEsr BExEFACrons.

Toe contract By which the Louis
vi e and Nashville road is extended
70 Decatur, absorbing the North and
South rOsd TO Montgomery, provides
that all freights over this North and
South ro5d shall be charged, whether
destined to Louisville or Memphis-
whether moving north to Louisville
OF west % Memphi5-the same rates.
1t thus happens that the greatest pos
sible b~enefaction by this contract has
been conferred by Messrs. Greenlaw,
Wicksa and Tate, upon this city Of MEM
phis. By this route over the North and
South road, from Decatur to Mont
g0mery, Memphis is nearer to the
southern districts Of Alabama than
Louisville, and since heavy freights-
bacon, salt, sugar, mOlssses and whis-
Ey-can be deposited by water
routes in Memphis for q greatly
less cost Of transportation than in
Nashville, it follows that the gentle
men designated, who owned and have
sold the North and South road, in
thus providing for the future we'll
Of Memphis, have become the
greatest -benefactors. The value
Of this North and South road, under
cOBtrsCt can hardly be exagger-
sted. It gives Us, for some time TO
come, the shortest route to the coal, !
iron and pine fields Of Alabama, and /
opens to enterprising merchants Of
his citysa broad, unexplored field Of
business activity.
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