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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
Board of Supervisors.

Last Tuesday the Board of Supervisors met
at Shepherdstown. Present, Messrs. Staley,
Frederick, Turner, Haines, Ramsburg, Cross
and Osburn, full Board. The President CALI
ed the Board to order, and on motion to correct
the minutes of the last meeting, called the ayes
and noes and refused to call the two new MEM
bers, Cross and 0sburn. Judge Van Swearin-
gen at this stage of the proceedings, stated that
he appeared before the Board at the instance
Of the majority of the members, (meaning Sta
ley, Frederick and Turner to resist any at
tempt which might be made to seat the two
new members, basing his motion upon the Con-
stitution of the State. Mr.. Andrew Hunter
replied to the Judge He showed, conclu-
sively, that the appointment of Messrs. Cross
and Osburn was entirely in accordance with
the provisions of the Constitution, and the ex-
isting laws; but, said he, suppose Judge s.,
was correct in his view, what right has the
Board to determine the constitutionality Of any
act of the Legislature when the law says dis
tinctly that shall only be done by Circuit
Courts, or the Supreme Court of Appeals p
The argument of Mr.. Hunter was very strong,
and covered the whole case. The reply OF
Judge s., was hating and feeble. Mr.. 0s-
born stated that he was convinced that his APP
pointment was legal, and that he intended to
act under it and Mr.. Cross said he held SINH
lar views.
Staley took the vote, aud as he refused to
call the names Of the new members, both MIR.
Haines and Mr. Ramsburg refused to vote, al
though they had no doubt whatever of the va
lidity of the appointment. Staley, Frederick
and Turner voted together against the appoint
ment. This being done, motion was made
to adjourn which was supported by the three
last named members, and opposed by the other
four. Staley announced the motion carried ;
and he, Roderck and Turner left the room,
taking Traynor, the Clerk and the keys of the
record case, along with them. The other mem
Jers then appointed Mr.. 0sburn temporary
chairman, and Mr.. Geo. II. Turner temporary
clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18

New MISUNDERSTANDING, Gator
Sc Co. of Baltimore by Card call attention to
their Importations for Spring and Summer
In their line Of business, it is conceded they
have the largest stock Of goods in this country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18

REAL ESTATE SOLD.-On Wednesday Of last
week, Messrs. Parker and Moore, special COM
missi0ncrs, sold the Ryan estate, lying on
Wildwood and Berry's Ferry turnpike to Mr..
G. W. Gordon at $3.50 per acre.-CLLrkc
Couier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18

Ifyou desire rosy cheeks and complexion fair
and free from Pimplcs, Blotches and Eruptons,
purify your blood by taking DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext
or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t has no equal for
this purpose nor as a remedy for oliver Com
plant" or " BiliousneSs." Sold By all druggists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18

SNow, DCNN &c Cove recommend this
firm TO our merchants and others visiting Bal
umore, upon our personal acquaintance with
,ae Senior Of the firm. They manufacture
and deal extensively in Hats, Straw Goods,
Umbrellas, &c
They are also Agents for 60 styles of Baby
Carriages! all tastes may be suited, aud we've
DO doubt upon as reasonable terms as clse-
where. At any rate, it will he pleasant to
call and see Snow at $50 West Baltimore
Street, y. W. Corner of Charles lup Stairs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
Look to Your Health.

Every family should have in theirhouse Bottle
ofDrs ID. FAHRNEY d SoS's Preparation for Clean
sing the Blood, Il few doses of which may often
prevent some violent fever. This medicine has
been thoroughly tested, and now stands unequaied
as Blood purifier and Liver Invigorator. Try
one Bottle. Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Sen g. lS70-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
MARRIED.

In Berkeley county, at the residence Of the
brides father, on the 10th instant, by Rev. A. C..
Hopkins Mr.. FRANCIS FELTNER, Of this coun-
tv, and Miss ELIZABETH DECK, daughter OF
Mr.. David Deck, of Berkeley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
II. RION LUCAS,
Turnpike Notice.

T AN authorised by the Board of Directors
I Of the Kabletown & Bloomcry Turnpike
Company to collect without delay the whole
amount of the outstanding stock subscribed to
said Turnpike. Very nearly the Whole road
is now under contract and will be completed
at an carly period, at which time payment
must be made. To which may he added the
erection Of Toll Gate Houses that are now be-
ing contracted for, thereby swelling the
amount Of money required for in'mediate use,
to the full extent Of the whole amount Of stock
subscribed.
Ny orders arc percmptory, ana trust that
will not have to resort to compulsory meauS
for collection.
GEO. II. TURNER, Treas.
February 25, ls71-tf. Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted to tae Estate Of William
n Crow are requested 20 cal at the Office Of
White Trapnell and settle Those having c. -,,,,-
against said Estate will present them pr.rerlv au-
thenticated for settlement
Jan. I, 1871, JOHN y IOYIE Evir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18

I HAVE 900 Grape Roots of tac leading yaric-
i ties for sale, Concord, Ives Seeding Nnrton's
Virginia, and Clinton. Mostof them from layers,
therefore stronger and better than root from cut.
tings
THOMAS LOOSE.
Summit Point, JEFF. Co., ". Va, Feb. 3, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
Grape Wine.

I HAVE few Gallons Of Concord, Clinton aud
1 Catawba Wine for sale, suitable fer Church
purposes, and IL highly recommended TOR thosick.
THOMAS LOCKE.
Summit Point, JcG Co., ". va, Feb. &, TIT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
Notice to Contractors.

Ts7IIE subscriber is anxious to contract, lciH-
a ont delay for the Grading Of one and a
half miles If the Main Line OF the Bloomery
and kabotown Turnpike road. Also. for the
Quarry of 1000 perch Of stone, delivering on
the road, breaking and spreading the same
Said work 70 he executed according to survey
and specification of the Engineer Of the Com
pany.
GEO w. EICIELDERGER.
Feb. 2j, ls7l-3t
Shpterdsiooa Register copy.
A BEAUTIFUL Gold Mixed and Black Water.
- proof Cloth at reduced price for Cash, Plaid
and Mourning Blanket Shawis, % Cases Mems and
Bows Kip and French Calf Boots, custom made,
very large and beautiful Accordians, for sale at
No. u. TRUSSELL & LUCAS.
Nos. 10, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18
Cucumbcr Pickles.

1 misc article Of CUCUMBER PICKLES for
"A sale at $50 per hundred and 30 els. per
dozen by John s. EASTEkDAI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-03-18

fg'lE Public is hereby notified that WV. L.
debts for goods purchased at the stores kept by
him in Charlcstown, Jefferson County, West Vii
ginia, during the last two wears An such debts
shouid be paid to SETH n. TlMBElLAkf. my
Agent 90 collect them. c. p ROUSS.
l., b-uary II, lsTl-tE
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NOVA SCOTIA.
THE FISHERIES.

4t1h E1bdEtllkoa
HALIFAX, February 15.-In the
Nova Scotia Assembly, yesterday, Mr..
Hill made strong speech condemn
ing the local government in not Civ
ing its moral support TO the Dominion
government on the fishery question,
and concluded by moving the adop-
ton Of a resolution to communicate
with the Governor General. urging
him to see that the rights ia the Nova
Scotia fisheries had not been conceded
In negotiations. The Commissioner
appointed Attorney General Wilkins.
Hon. Mr.. Vail replied that the Gov
ernment had the subject under con-
sideration and intended moving it:
that the fisheries would never be
given up in the settlement Of the Ala.
bama claims; resolutions would be
moved protesting against anything of
the kind. The appointment of Sir
John A. Mcdonald was argued as an
that the interest Of the mari
time provinces were not duly cared
for,
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GREAT FIRE.
An Entire Block Of Buildings Burned
at Helena, Ark.
Loss, $86, ,000-InsuranCs, $22, 900
names of Sufferers.

Special to Memphis APPEAL.l
HELENA, February ia fire broke
out in a frame building on Main street
about four o'clock this morning and
consumed the entire front of one block,
from and including the drug store Of
Jacks, Moore & Co. south to the Ievee.
The loss is about SS6, 600; insurance,
about go, 600. The sufferers are Jacks,
Moore & Co., Straub & Lehman, 7. B.
Faulkner, A. @. Chester & Co., G. d.
Jacques d Co., Naugle & Co., F. H.
Rice & Co., Splitter, Fairy, Smith,
r, II. KnOblauch and the estate Of
Jos. G. 0. Smith. The insurance is
with the Etna, Phoenix of Hartford,
and Security insurance companies.
The indefatigabIe exertiOns of the
fire department saved the large store
house Of H. P. Coolidge & Co., and
prevented the fire from crossing the
street at other points. The origin of
the fire is not known.
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ARKANSAS.
John Grant Commits Suicide at Fer
rest City.
Lieut.. Gov. IOhnsOn DOOmsd---His
Removal a Partizan Necessity.

Special to the Memphis APPEAL.l
LITTLE Rock, February I6.-News
reached here this evening that Mr.,
JOhn Grant, whOlived at Forrest City,
a grocery merchant, bought out Mr..
Thomas Yearsley only a short time
since; had been on a spree, but sup
posed to be sober at the time Of sui
eide. He came into his wife's presence
aud took something from a vial, and
threw it in the fire, observing: 81 will
be a dead manfn half an hour" and
before aid could be procured he was
dead. No cause was assigned. He
leaves a wife and six children.
In the motion for writ of quo tUay-
rallt0 in the case of the State VS.. Lieu
tenant Governor Johnson, the Su-
preme Court to-day Overruled the
demurrer to the motion, ana set Fri
day for johnson to answer why the
writ should not be issued. The action
of the court is regarded by the bar as
a great outrage, and considerable in
dignatiOn prevails. Justices Gregg
and Harrison dissented and COM
planned Of the haste Of the court.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES
MISSISSIPPI.
DOlngs of the LeglsIaturs-AICOrn
Retirement.
Negroes in Ladies Cars-Presidsnt
WiCfs HrOthy-POOr ShOupe.
Special to Memphis APPEAL.l

Special to Memphis APPEAL
JACKSON, MISS, February 15.-
Selldte.-A bill was introduced to pre-
vent railroads running on Sunday.
The Governor vetoed a bill repeal
ing the law authorizing him to re.
move officers. The veto was sustained
by a large vote. Poor Shoupe's fate
is sealed by this.
HolBe.-The House passed the Har-
rison harbOr bill. The bill gives the
company exclusive privilege with per
petual succession to build and main
tain harbor for distance Of twenty
miles. This is the largest monopoly
on the tapis.
The railroad kings, Wicks, White,
West, Frost, MurdOck and Emanuel,
met the negro legislators to agree
about access to the cars regardless of
race or color. The negroes put
King on the witness stand. King
proposed to furnish separate cars,
but the negroes refused and wanted
and intended to have access to the
ladies' car with their families. Wicks
gave an emphatic "nO." The parley
closed without result.
There are sumOrs Of the Governors
retiring from public life. He says
his children will be starved if he re-
mains.
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BOWEN, THE RADICAL.
Strange laduesnsat to Marry fer a Little
Whlls-A Curious Csss Of Bigamy.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE
trial of Representative Bowen, for
bigamy, was continued in the Crimi-
nal Court to-day. A novel feature of
the proceedings was the testimony Of
John Wilkinson, who swOre that
he believed he was married TO
the woman known as Mrs. Parke
Bowen, or Tabitha BrOmeta, and that
Judge Henderson performed the cere-
mOny, in 1860. She wanted to be
married to have Q. Bowen's name.
which he assumed. She offered the
witness two hundred dollars as COM
pensatiOn. He took the money, but
did not remain with her; never saw
her again until yesterday in court.
Wilkinson said he had no particular
business, but played cards and kept a
faro bank.
Judge Henderson was recalled,
and said that he never saw Will
kinsOn before and did not marry
him to Tabitha Parke. Henderson,
aiso sWOre, in 1860, that he was clerk
OF the Circuit Court and Judge Of
the Probate Court OF Tallahassee. He
identified the certificate Of marriage
issued to Tabitha Parke and Q. Bow
en- by him as clerk, and as Judge per-
formed the marriage. He recognized
Mrs. Bowen, now In Court, as the
lady he married. They lived as man
and wife for twelve months, 10 his
knowledge.
Wilkinson having left the court
room he was sent for but could not
be found. Te above refers to the first
OF Bowen. the second mar
riage with Mrs. Susan Plain being
unQuesiOned.
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ENGLAND
PRINCE NAP.

PRINCE NAP.
LONDON, February 15.-The Era
this evening says that Prince NapO-
leon is In London, and will make this
city his permanent residence.
PARLIAAIENT-RIOT IN CORK.
LONDON, February 14.-In the
House of Lords, this afternoon,
Earl Granville stated that the Anglo
American High Commission was
without power to settle the question
of the fisheries, and must cOn6ne
itself to paving the way for an adjust
ment of that issue. Whatever it did
in this regard must meet the Unani-
nous consent of the governments Of
the members.
In the House of Commons,
NiscOunt Enfield, Under Secre-
tary for Foreign Affairs, said that, in
the case Of the vessels under British
cOlors sank in the Seine by the
Prussian Government, he had no
doubt Bismarck would amply redeem
his promise to compensate the owners
for the losses and injuries they had
RiOtOus demonstrations occurred
in Cork yesterday, on the ocea-
sion OF the welcome given to the
released Fenian captives. The streets
were cleared by mounted police, with
drawn sabefs.
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NEw-HAMsuRcH.

"Doc. Simmons, the engineer, refused %
jump on as tne train approached the bridge,
snd psrishsd with his engine.-Ebtraet from
daily paper.
Down brakes Down brake8l set her
screaming;
TheI e,s trOubl ahead on the track,
AND folks, maybe, pleasantly dreaming
In the cars at my back >"
"'pown brakesi Down brakssV Don't Won
curse her;
'Fsint her fault Jack. The engine ean's
stop.
Anyhow III try and reverse her;
As Tor yOn, Just you drop"
Down brakesl Down brakesF Here we 90.
boys,
To Hell ss fast as we can:
boys,
How to die like a man"
sons whistle TO bid EN- good-by now.
Good-by little away Wifst
GOod-hyl Good God, must die uovrP
GOod-Dy, honest life" A.D.G,
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1910.

haunt. After making this allusion,
Senior BsrciR bursts out:
Juan Prim, breathe thy last breath
without anguish, without sorrow,
without remOrsel Those victims par
dOned thee. Pardon thou likewise
the Infamous ones who took thu life
Pardon them, Sonora widOWl Pardon
them, children Of the assassinated
Pardon them, all OF usl o, when
shall We be done with these fearful
Carriages! When shall we live like
man 9l1
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ST. Louis, February 15.-The re-
port that Mr.. Bridges has sold his in
terest in the Missouri Pacific railroad
is untrue. 1t is neither his design to
sell his stock nor allow the manage
ment to go out OF his hands. St. Louis
and Missouri men will divide his in
terest so that the burden of carrying
the floating debt will be borne by
other parties, but the control and
management of it and the road viii
remain in his hands.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury has fur
nished the Committee on Appropria-
tions with the following list Of public
buildings which he recommends as
necessary to be erected at different
points, with the estimates Of the cost
of each: Hartford, Connecticut, 1896,
7s9, and $500, 900 for a site; Grand
Rapids, Michigan, s2S3, ,270; Albany,
New York, S300, 900 if built for future
extension, $4,000 II not; Jefferson
City, Missouri, 100000; Trenton.
New Jersey, $500 Montgomery
Alabama, $500, 900; Raleigh, North
Carolina, $200, 900; Nashville, Tennes-
see, $400, 600; Columbia, South Caro-
lima, S285, ,16l; Machias, Maine, $780,
600; Indianapolis extension, $l06, 600,
These appropriations the Secretary
regards as Of more Importance than
the others in the estimates.
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NEW YORK, February I5.-The
people of Brooklyn are much excited
over the prospect of water famine,
there should be now twenty feet Of
water in the reservoir, but yester-
day there was only eleven feet, and
last night it was entirely drawn of.
The water will be turned on again
this morning. The water is lower than
it has been for several years.
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sition, to obey it without delay, and
forthwith to detail and employ the
military or naval force of the United
States. 1t is provided, further, that
il an aggrieved citizen sues one Of the
officers under this act, the latter may
transfer the case to the United States
Circuit Court, and the Judgment of a
State court in such q case shall be null
and void. Sections five and six Of the
act Of last session to amend the natU.
ralizatlOn laws and to punish crime
against the same are repealed by this
bill, though such repeal is not 10 affect
pending suits. This bill will, Of
course, pass the House and probably
the Senate.
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First CARGO Of Pacific Coal,

SAN FRANCISCO, February 15.-It
is reported that Tom Shauner, eX-
State Senator, will succeed General
Lagrange as Superintendent Of the
Mints.
The first cargo of anthracite coal
ever received here from an American
Pacific port has been landed from the
barkentine Lula, from Queen Char
IOtte. 1t is rumOred that the Colo
nial Government of British Columbia
had offered $500 premium for the first
cargo exported. This coal resembles
the LackaWanna. Arrangements have
been made to deliver full supplies
from the same source hereafter.
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Tha Sfsvans Runhnaf.

New YORK, February 15.-Stev-
ems gunbOat will be ready for launch
ing in June. Most of the machinery
is in position and the vessel will be
completed during this and next month,
except a portion Of the jOiner's work.
Stevens beqUeathed the battery to
the State of New Jersey. It is not
certain that the State can hold the be-
quest. If it cannot it will probably
be disposed of 80 the battery will pass
into the hands of our own or some
other government. 1t is not intended
to arm the vessel until after she is
finally disposed of.
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HOME DISPATCHES.


TAMQUA, PA, February I5.-The
miners still adhere to the three dollar
basis. Two cOlliers here preparing to
resume work.
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PHILADELPHIA, February ia
private meeting of the Peabody edu-
cationalfund trustees was held to-day
at the Continental. The board will
continue in session for three or four
dauG
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MARRIED.

sAFFARRANs-PICKE Yestsrday, at 10
s.m.' at Calvary Church, by Rev. J. 7. Pickett,
OF Holly Springs, Col ISAAC sAFFARRANs
and Miss JIMMIE W, daughter OF W. g
pfohaff
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Coal,

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, February 10.
All the colliers here resumed work
this morning, except one which COM
menCes tomorrow.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
OF
Memphis & Ohio Railroad Company.
OFFICE OF MEMPHIS AND OHIO r. r. Col
IS MADISON STREET,

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS AND OHIO r. r. COL
IS MADISON STREET,
Memphis, Tenn, February IS. 1871. }
A a meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
"A this company, held this day, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Res0lUed, That we respectfully recomm end
70 the stockholders Of this comp panY the eX-
change Of their stock for the stock of the
Louisville and ashVille Railroad Company,
upon the terms agreed on this day with said
company in tho contract providing Tor the
consolidation OF the two companies, to-Wit:
Four dollars OF N. and D r. r. Co.'S STOCK for
one dollar Of Louisville and Nashville R. r.
Co 8 stock, and that said exchange be made
Rt as early day as practicable.
NATHAN ADAMS, PI esidsnt
X. A. PARKER, Secretary.
~ Referring to the above, our stOckhOld-
ers, who desire to make the exchanges as
stated, are Informed that the same can De
cOnsummated through this ONCE, and will
cheeriully render them any assistance neces-
sary to accomplish &c.
feI6 dAW R A. PARKER 9eerefarv
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goth Day of March Next. 1871.

AT the courthouse door, in the town OF Her
nandO, Mississippi, proceed to sell. at puolie
outcry, 1Or cash. the following described
lands, situate and being in Tuniea county,
State OF Mississippi, tc-Wit: Section twenty
two l22l, and the west half Ot section twenty
seven ~ all in township three l8l and range
eleven III west.
The title to ssid lands Is thought TO be per-
feet, but I shall sell and convey as trustee
only. February the 8tb, 1871.
fel5 A w. STOKES. Trustss.
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ARKANSAS.
HORSE THIEVES.

HORSE THIEVES.
From the Jaekzonport Statesman.l
A gang Of ten horse thieves, with
sixteen horses, made their appearance
on Big Creek, Craighead county, the
early part Of this week. The citizens
attempted their capture, but the
thieves made their escape with eight
horses. On Thursday a party Of
armed men passed through Jackson
port, in pursuit. Look out for the
rascals.
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GERMANY.

DEATH.
PRAGUE, February 15.-COunt Mems
dOrf died to-day.
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Trustees Sale Of Land.

DY virtue OF certain Deed Of Trust exc
ID cuted 10 me by James II. Polk on the 18th
day OF January, 1888, for the beneft OF ]. B
Morgan and ". g. CaruthsFs, which deed IL
Of record in book +, pages 60T and sos OF the
Records Of Desds or Trust, etc. at Austin
MtksiEsiDpi I Will on the
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NotiCe.

CONTINUED III health renders Il necessary
~ that / shonld withdraw nom busipess
entirely. The hFm OF T. Banksmith q 90
VIII be continued by =. Banksmith alone
without any change Of firm.
%. BANKaMTTH.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIc NnTIcE

A SPECIAL communication OF Isa- q
n dore Pike Lodge OF Adoption WllVfAF
oe held At South Memphis Hall, this/VN
CrHU RsDAY) evening, at ~ O'Clock, for
work IN the A. degree.
All members are requested To be present.
J. N. PIT ciGREW, v. 81.
JoHN A. HoLr, Reg. fsis
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N. l. MEACHAM & co,
Wholesale GrOcsFs,
No. g UNION STREET,
SlOnsWall Block, Memphis, Tenn.
Stockholders Msstinu.

- The regular annual meeting OF ths
stooknoldera In the Memphis and Little Rock
RAILROAD Company viii be held ct Mrs VIII
ltauls' Hotel, In the town Of Hopsdeld, Ark,
on the Nth day Of February, ISL, 10 ei8Ct
Board Of DtreotOrss and 70 transact suah
other business IS may come before said
meeting.
By order Of the E0aFd Of Directors.
JOHN ". GOODWIE,
Boo'y and Treas n. and L. r r. r. Co
MemphiR Tenn. January q l5l tet