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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

BoARpINa.--A desirable front room to
rent with board, suitable for two persons.
Also few single gentlemen can be accom-
modated with board. Apply on Eighteenth
street, Commercial avenue and Poplar S.
sept2SdlW.
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formerly occupied by Mr.. q. II. olmstoad-
where she will be happy to receive pupils
and give auy information ifrequired in re-
gard to terms. W.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29
sept27d

New MEAT MARKET.-Nick Williams
will open his new meat market this morn
ing at the corner of Poplar and Twentieth
Streets where he will keep constantly on
hand all kinds of meat and the very best
in the market. He will not permit any
butcher in the city to excel him. Nick
knows his business, and earnestly invites
the public to give him n call at his new
stand. IT
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

The best medicine for chills and fever
is DR.. Rattinger's fever drops. The best
medicine for biliousness, costiveness and
impurity of the blood is DR.. Rattinger's
vegetable Liver Pills.
oopt07d&w1w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

Go to Jorgcnsen's for imported Dun
dee orange marmalads, the celebrated
London crystal vinegar, in quarts, and
choice Genoese hgs. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

SLEEPING Rooms FOR Rent Ten
well ventilated sleeping rooms in City Ma
tional Bank building. Apply to
EDWARD DEZONIA,
At CITY National Bank.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

At o'clock court was called, whe
Judge Allen rose and stated that the d.
fence would here rest their case.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

JUST RECEIvED.-W. w. Thornton
Tenth street between Commercial avenue
and Poplar street, has just received and in
tore 900 doors and 1000 windows and
monldinps
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

MARRIAGE GUIDE.-lntercsting work
numerous cngravings, 22i pages. Price
so cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary
No. IL North Eighth Street, st. Louis.
Mo. See Advertisement. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

.GILLErs Walking crystal makes wash
ing easy. sgla
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

RELIABLE AND SAFE.-Dr. Henry Root
and Plant Pills are mild and pleasant in
their operation, yet Thorough, producing
no nausea or gripping. Being entirely
vegetable, they can be taken without re-
gard to diet or business. They arouse tn II
liver and secretive organs into healtH
action, throwing off disease without II
hausting or facilitating the system.
them and you will be satisfied. Pric =
cents box. Sold by druggists and ALL o
ers in medicine everywhere, Prepar IoEs.
the Grafton Medicine company, st
Missouri mM
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

EsTRAY NorIcE--SlO REMARKABLY
ed from the subscriber, on the
last n large roam cow. She w
about loo pounds at the tiY
missed. There are no specify
her except that her bag is
| will pay ten dollars reF
delivering the above dcs.
shop on the corner o wv
Poplar streets, Cairo GENERAL PURPOSES,
sepl5U ENATI, OHIO.
iy27dsweoi
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

WASTED-At the Delmonico Hotel one
hundred weekly borders. Five meals
each day, price So per week.
aug29tf WIN. WISTER.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

CHEAPEST AND BEsT.-Mrs. Whit
combs Syruy for children is sold by drug
gists for 25 cents bottle, and is an admir-
able preparation for in!antile disorders.
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CIRCUIT COLhI.

Judge David j. Baker, presiding; J. +, bic
quincy, prosecuting attorney JuO, q. llar-
man. clerk A. ii, Irwin, sheriff.
TRIAL OF JNo. MELyoY FOR THE MURDER
VI JNo. W. PRICE PROCEEDINGS YIs-
IERDAY-THE Evidence.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

"A good man lcaveth an inheritance
Insure your life in the Life Associa-
ton Of America septdlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

OYsTERs.--Louis Herbert has alwas on
hand a fresh supply of Saddle Rock oys.
ters. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29
BINDING,

RooKs. paIPhl,su. sPsl.. catalogues, new.
civ printing Contracted ior, and urSny n, sen
epe lily sxsculsds In tins bullet 4 boSs.' i oS'
~ nevspapeT biAdipg establishment. wv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

For RENT.-Five rooms ever the city
council chamber. Enquire of Jacob G.
Lynch. septl4tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

Those French Cherries, in syrup, so
popular with connoiseur. are sold by Jor-
gensen. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29
STEAMER A. BAKER
ss
Cairo and Cape Girardeau
Pa ct,
j. II. RAY, Master

win leave Cairo for Cape Girardeau every Tues
day and Friday, at o'clock, am. and returning
VIII leave Cope Glrardeau every Wednesday an
and pessage apply on board. fsepistf
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AND ALL POINTS. EAST. 90
For through tickets aud information, apply to
Illinois Central Railroad Depot.
W. p. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
son. Agent. Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

My name is Henry Henderson; am
slightly acquainted with McElvoy saw
McElvoy throw the glass; think it was at
Fridel threw in the direction of Fridel
Price was on the wagon near the front end
and was in the same range with Fridle
the glass hit Price; it hit him IN the head;
on the forehead between the eyes the cut
place was not there before the glass was
thrown; noticed in short time; went
for doctor and carried him home sever Il
went home with him,to McPheeters' board
ing house; separated from Price near his
house; don't recollect whether l went to
the house or not; Price complained some
don't recollect what the complaints were |;
only said he felt too sick
to ride; complained n little
all the wayi saw him bleeding from the
nose his head was tied up.
Cross-examined by Judge Allen.
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which he filed for ten years with credit
to his great intellect, and with IN
swerving integrity and honor to his
State. Soon after the close Of the war,
when his State, feeling the pressure of
the iron heel, strange men from oth,r
parts occupying the seats Of honor,
and. like birds of pTey,devouring what
little was left, his own fortune
gone ike that Of others, and
the brilliant exploits Of his early man
hood and brighter fields Of his ma
turer years being only things Of the
past, the very remembrance Of which
only made the present more CALLING,
he removed to Memphis and entered
again into the practice Of his profess
sion-nOt for the purpose Of adding
new laurels to his fame, but simply as
ameans Of support for himself and his
helpless family. Here he found a bar
with which he could feel at home,
and a people who appreciated his
great learning and integrity Of char
acter, and continued in the prac-
tice until his falling health
compelled him to leave his Ia
bors and seek to restore his
shattered constitution. He vainly
thought the mountains Of North
Carolina would prOlong his life, and
then died at his home in Jefferson.
To his late partner he turned over
his only boy, a youth Of great purity
and promise, and required that he
should follow and prosecute the call
ing Of his father, his only regret being
that he could not remain and see him
well established in the profession he
so much loved. We knew Judge
Heath well, and loved him as much
for his gentle, retiring manners, as we
admired him for his great eudOW-
ments Of mind and stern integrity of
character, and feel well assured, that
his boy viii never want for friends
where his father was known.
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EHPL.IS APPEAL



mississippi win hereafter grant
5000 per mile to each twenty-five
miles Of railroad finished in that
state. The act provides that the iron
mast weigh not less than 6fty-six
mounds per yard, and, Of course, COM
templates the construction OF broad
gsuge roads. The result viii be that
those short fines which win most
benefit " people Of the State can
deriveAo advantage from the enact
megyF which should be remodeled al
ofee. This appropriation by the
STATE. If applied to roads designed to
enrich the people Of Mississippi, and
not managed simply in the interest Of
terminal cities, as all great through
lines are. would give the State a per
feet system Of narroW-gauge roads. 1t
,sn avail General Tucker, who
wanl5 connect Grenada, HOus-
ton. Okolona, Aberdeen and ElytOn,
Alabama, by a nsrrow-gauge road,
nothing. He cannot anOrd 10 use
iron weighing more than twenty-five
or thirty pounds per yard. His road
viii enrich the stockholders. 1t viii
be devoted to local purposes, and
a5st liberal to those who build it.
The competition between great
through lines reduces freight and pas
senger charges between most distant
points to q minimum, and the losses
are made up by heavy charges upon
local business. Thus it is that the short
and cheap roads which would prove
most advantageous TO Mississippi can
derive no assistance from the State
Treasury under the law recently en-
arfe5
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THE DETECTION


WHEN General L0ngstreet sac.
oepted the situation" and expressed
4 willingness to recognize as s'aceom.
plished facts all the Radical usur.
pations, be was denounced from
ore end Of the Union to the other.
The Southern press lazhed him with
merciess severity. He was called
Judss Iscariot. Arnold-bv every
epitbet that sig0ihed apostaey ana
treschery. He was snUbbed by his
f0rmer comrades ia arms, and while
the Radicals liked the treason, thew
despised the traitor. The Democratic
press of the North Joined their con.
fadefsfes Ia the South, and Genera.
Longstreet was made the object o
universal seorn and d~etestation. Bu.
many OF those who slandered anc
abused General LOngstreet are doing
now precisely Whist he did four years
ago; and Il IS the duty Of those
wh0 now initiate his example
by scaepting the situation, " and sub.
hitting 10 accomplished facts &c
repair tie injustice they have done
he nan With whom they now con-
cn "a opinion. II Long
si vas right ia accepting the
u8ticn7 four years ago, those who
abused bim and now adopt his policy
ought to PROSTATE themselves at his
set, snd ask f~orgiveness for the
Injustice done him, and COM
Eiment him for possessing q wisdom
snd foresight which they could not
a~ppreeiate until now.
Whea, i've years ago, General
Jaoaaas j. Jordan asssilsd Jefferson
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Irw0uld seem that there is " some
thing rotten in Denmark" When
before, in the history Of the Republic,
were men found to advocate the ac-
oeptance and adoption Of the prin-
ciples and practices Of their political
opponents as accomplished facts"
not to be resisted, no matter how
abominable and evil? In the better
DAYS Of the country, each party went
for It's own policies and principles, and
he Of one party who accepted
those Of the other was at once ostra-
cised as q traitor. Yet then q change
nom ore party to the other involved
no treason to the country, for all
were alike unsupported patriots
and friends OF the Constitution. But
now when the Constitution is trodden
under foot and the spOlsmen have
come to be ecidedly in the ascendant,
ii would seem that even the friends
81 Liberty were discouraged and dis
mayed, and that the whole land
was getting d-em0ralized, and the peo-
pie gone to crying ''beef! beef" Let
those who value pelf above a good
name cry on, and consent, as we have
heard a protested Democrat do within
three days, that be "goes in to win"
without asking what is right or
wrong. II a man who has
the least respect for himself, can
now, without blushing or fear, utter
such a sentiment in the face Of his
fen0w-citizens, il would indicate that
political and moral decentralization
were going hand in hand, and had
become frightful. A friend to repub-
hcan Institutions in their purity, we
should be glad to save them from the
clutches Of scOundrelism. But, If the
Liberties Of the people cannot be saved,
We pray God to deliver Us at least
from a tyTannous and degrading re-
pubncanism into the hands Of a benef-
cent desp0tism.
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AttachmsnF ROtloe.

No. 7ss A. BIN the First Circuit Court OF
shelby County Tannes8se.-5 IA. Wehb 4
CT. Va r. n. Collins.
IN this cause an attachment HAVING heau
sued ont ~ der section 3i55 OF the eode
and returned into Court, levied upon fhe
personal property Of defendant, ana aHdavft
having been made that the defendant Is IN
debted TO plaintiff in the sum OF 800 bv &C.
count and that the defendant Is a non.reei-
dent OF the state OF Tennessee.
II Is therefore ordered that he make his
personal appearance herein, before the
Juugo OF me FIRST Cirguit Court OF shelby
county az the Courthouse in the city Of
Memphis, on the third Monday In Septem.
Ger next and defend said attachment suit
within the time prescribed by law or inc
aame viii be proceeded with 9xpaEte, ana
that q CODY OF this order be published once 8
week for Jour consecutive Wsakalln the Menu
phis Appeal
$500 FRANK TAFT. Clerk.
Hy BARNEY II. CoLETAN, Deputy Clerk.
Glapp & Meux, Attorneys for klatnhd
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Non-Rssident Eofjea.

No. D1-En the Second Chnucsry Court ol
Shelby county, Tsnn.-Geo. s. Gou0day.
u wife, Virginia q. GOlIOdaV, vs.. Iohu
+. Carr, O. r. Hendrickson ct al.
TT appearing from bill. daily sworn 60 la
Il this cause. thai the Defendants @ ~.
Carr, c.. r. HendricksOn, Rose AanoFlcEs0u
Ella HendricKeOm audA.R sheldon are uou-
residents Of the State OF tennessee.
III Is therefore ordered. That they make
Their appearance herein g the couIt-hnusa
OF the Second ChancaFy Court on Shelby
on Or before the hTst Monday in 1uIv- ~
and plead, answer or uemur Co eomrlefrt
antHf 5ll, OF the same VIII be taken for -.
fessed a. 10 them and set for hearin0 errer-e
and that o copy OF this order be nubnahef
once o week FOR four successive wsern ~
the Memphis APPEAL. This May Is, I8I.
ND L.s1AWAhT. Clerk snd Master
Ihos. Iurley, sol. for oomnHainauE mrlTv
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PETln0H FOR INTERPRETATIONS.

No. SlA.-I1 the First Chanoery C0ut Of
Shelby county Tennessee.
VTTHEREAS, M. J.. Wicks, ". T. Avery, A.
w W. Peters, d. C0ckril, y. ". Register,
J.. j. Steele, M. G. PeaTca, W. II. Lake, III. a,
! Montgomery @. Jones, j. G. Johnson, H. 81
Berkshire, j. g. Clayton "A. Aston, b B.
Barnes, Crank Taft. L.G.Garrett, WI. MhoOn,
Lyles L.. Helman, " III. Cherry, II HsnIy,
Thomas Boyle, - Martin. Mrs. KeuEler.
Mrs. COrrell, August BeTtOu, ". Dean, p. Isl.
DOnneuys A. M0ntevedi, Il. Tighe, p. "a. VIM
MRS. o.. atkinson Mrs. -
Douglass, a. I. Curry, speed, G. j. Selden,
U. j. Bargain ali residents of Shelby county,
tennessee ana the present COrporators OF
NTHE HELB UNIT TUREPIKE COMPANY
have Med 8n application in the First Chan
Gerry Court of Shelby county, for an amend
msnt to the charter of said Turnpike Com
pany, granted 10 by an act Of the General AS
semblY OF the State OF Tennessee, passed dur
ing q session OF the Legislature held in 1858
ana lS5a The desired amendment icing that
ADDITIONAL power be glQnUeG said corpora
non as 10 the rules governing subscribers;
that the pOWers of the President and direc-
tors be enlarged concerning the purchase and
disposal of real estate, the negotiation Of
loans, etc, etc. For further Information re-
ference Is had to said petition herein.
II Is therefore ordered, that ali persons de-
string 50 to do make their appearance herein
at the COurt-house Of said Court in the city
OF Memphis, Tenn on or before the ufst
Monday Ia duly, ISL, and show cause, u any
they have why the said should
not be granted according TO the prayer oI
said petition, or the same VIII De heard anu
proceeded with eEparte, and that q copy OF
This order be published for thirty days the
Memphis Appeal
BY r. j. BLACK, Deputy CLERK anu Master.
~ Il Barnes and Van IN. Anderson AttlvB.
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Attachment Notice.

No. 58l A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee -B. Z. Garden
Carr.
IN this cause an attachment having been
4 Bued cut under section $3.50 of the code
and returned into Court, levied upon the
personal property of defendant. and afida-
VT having been made that the defendant is
indebted to plalnuH in the sum OF $500 by
note, and that the defendant Is a uou-rssf-
dent OF the state Of Tenuessee.
10 Is therefore ordered that he maxi his
personal appearance herein. before the
Judge OF the First Clrcuit Court Of Shelby
county, at the C0urt-hOuEs N the ely OF
Memphis, on the third Monday in SsDtsm-
Der next, and defend said attachment suit
within the time prescribed by law, or the
same viii be proceeded with eZparte. and
that a o p Of this order be published once @
week l0r four consecutive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal.
Done at ONCE, this I'D day Of May, ISL.
mA.W9 FhANh TAFT, CLERK.
BYB. F. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
fumes q Pugusn- Arrnrma-a for Plaintiff
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THE country will be in a charming
condition when all parties and men
agree to the wisdom and useful.
ness and propriety Of continuing all
the accomplished fact" and pO-
htical iniquities which base men have
enacted in defiance Of the Constitution
and every principle underlying true
liberty Of the people. That was the
policy on which Mississippi got so
thoroughly disgraced and thrashed,
and when we come TO it, it VIII be
wen 70 set up Ben Butler for
King, and little Jerusalem Gen
eral Smith for COmmander.in-
Chief Who more worthy to hold the
empire and govern selfmade slaves
than the Beast, father Of the u-Klux
bin, for the overthrow Of the rights Of
the States and people, and the little
earless head ea~rpet-bagger Of Tennes-
see, who, as Chief Of the Army and
Navy, VIII not need to hear the wall
W- At&lAE9 AAnAAE NUN al DAAAaScA
people. This is a grand gala time for
crimes to be accomplished in Hberty's
name. They are to be venerated and
held sacred ia future, and we shall 60
to building monuments to the muir
derers of Mrs. SUrrat and Mumford,
while the Jaeksons and Lees rot
ia their graves. When the dema-
gogues win, the Caesars and the
tyrants should rejoice. The rich win
become poor, and the poor will be
trOdden under foot. Through anarchy
the way wiz soon be found to q
throne, at which the American "free-
man" can have the pleasure Of licking
the loot Of the tyrant Thus the
writes Of Republicanism VIII be ex-
empi6ed, and after the excuses Of
the Commune have done their worst,
We shall learn what else submissive
cowan1ice and spOiIs-seeking de-
pravitY can turn IN for us.
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%C0PA1TaEasRIa die.

THIS agreement Of C-opartnershiD. made
il and entered int this the 1th dav 81
april, 1871, by and between JOse1l. 81. smith.
Of the city Of Railway, New jersey, James
" eneed and James i. Beasley, oithsc city OF
Memphis Wttnesseiht That the said parties
nave lOrmed a cO-partnersblp undar the
uem0 ana style Of eneeu q BeaHleV for the
purpose Of manufacturing and selling cloth
ing and the sale OF such other articles
as IS connected with the business OF q ready
made nothing and furnishing store me
general partner In the drm are James W..
5need ana James e. Beasley, Of Memphis,
tennessee. The special partueris J.sepb s..
smith OF Runway, N. j, The special part
aers Joseph 5. smith, invests IS capital stock
IN SAID nrm the sum of dlteen thousand dol-
lars. The general partners invest as capital
STOCK in said nrm the sum Of ten thousand
dollars each. The partnership is to c1uuuu5
Tor three years and ends on the 4th day OK
April, 1878.
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j. ~. 81 EEL
Il g LEY
nos 81 SMITH

= JOHN BROWN. Register Tor Shelby
Is county, Tennessee, DO hereby Certify
that the foregoing are the Terms or q part
ship. dled i'm my office for registration, daily
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by the parties thereto. to-
gsfher wfth the afnjavtt OF the general
partners. as required By law; and i dfreer
the publication Of this same in the Mamphia
Appeal. during the period OF slE Wesks -
signed by law.
witness, my hand and seal this the 8i dav
Of May 871. JOHN BROWN. Fegistar
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MILLINERY.

So We earnestly invite the attention Oh
THE TRADE to the following:
BLACK SASH RIBBONS,
COLORED SASH RIBBONS,
MARROW TIE RIBBONS,
TRIMMING RIBB0NS,
CORD EDGE RIBs0NS,
TAFFETA RIBBONS,
GROS GRAIN Ribbons,
FANCY RIBBONS,
BELT RIBBONS,
CANTON SHADE. HATS,
CANTON GIPSEY SCHOOL HATS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACE GOODS,
MACHINE TWISTS, Etc., Etc.
n[ TRIMMED HATS IN EVERY GRAEI
OTIS g. CO.,
apis 327. Main street, Memphis
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THE announcement in another place
Of the death Of the Hon. R. r. Heath
strikes sadly apon our heart, as it
does upon many, not only in this but
other States. Judge Heath was the
worthy class-mate OF the great Red
field and Others, whose learning and
ability has not only shed lustre upon
the bar Of the United States, but has
found an echo across the waters.
After long and successful practice IN
the State Of North Carolina, he was
raised to the Supreme Court bench,
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FOR THE CURE OF ALL
KINDS OF RHEUHATISm,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1883.
DR.. J.. J. LAWREECE-Dear Sir: I take
pleasure in recommending your Rosa
DALIs as a very powerful Alternative. 1
have used 10 in two cases with happy
results-One in a case of secondary
syphilis, in which che patient pro-
nOupced himself cured after having
taken i've bottles Of your medicine.
The other is a case Of scrOfula Of long
standing, which is rapidly improving
under its use, ana the indications are
that the patient will Don recover. I
have carefully examined the formula
by which your ROsadilis is made, AMI
IND IL an excellent compound Of al
terativs Ingredients. Yours. truly,
r. ". CARR, ND
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BLANK BOOK
MANUF S.
NOS. J and 8 IEFFERS8H STREET,
MEMPHIS, TEBN.
NOTICE 10 C~0NTR4GTORS.
SELMA. MARION & MEMPHIS r. r. 90.
OFFICE HEEEF ESGUNEEa

SELMA, MARION & MEMPHIS h. r. 90.
OFFICE HEEEF ESGINEEH-
MARION, Ala. May Isl. IsTL
DROPO5ALS for the building 1E iEhEy
i miles OF the road viii be- received
up to 10Th Of June HlI, lLEtT-slghr miles
in the etats Of Alabama one hundred and
atty miles in the state OF Mississippi j
fifteen miles IN the State of Tennessee. Pro
pOsais % include graduation, masonry.
bridging, cross tries and traCE-iaying Also.
rails and f-asten1ngs, to be furnished at the
option OF the contractor either by himself
or by the company.
Proposals for sections Of twenty miles.
more or less, VIII be considered as well as
Tor the whole distance. Maps and probes
can be seen at the ONCE Of MessTs. Y. x. ste
q son, II Pinestreet,N New York, at the
0mce OF Hon Jacob THOMPSON, Memphis,
Tennessee. and at this ONCE Marion. ala.
The Company reserve the right 70 accept
such bios as IL the opinion Of the President
and in the q ief Engineer. VIII secure the
earliest completion of the work.
By order OF the President.
Up. FRESENTTS.
HTnHaH EmmrnanH and EnnH % A~ N