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Wood Carpetin1, PurQuet Floors, Ash
Broadway equal In elegance Of design to imported
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A.-Iarry'S SAFE Hair Dye,
Purely Vegetable.
Easily applied, only bottle.
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Afh July Hst. Just Out, 81 so.
SO Panama Hats, 81 80. Boys 81 DO now 50 ceutsf
pauic prices IL CortAndt street.
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| MOSQUITO Nets..White, Scot Colored, 81 10.
Also the styles OF patent Portable Frames
low figures. KELTfS, Broadway. above Fourth street.
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Waru0ck &c 90.
Pearl Cashmere Ia.s, avc dollars
5l9 Broadway.
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Ayers Cherry PectOrRl-The Worlds Great
Remedy for Colds coghs Consumption aud all Affections
VI the Lungs and Throat.
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A.-Bay Your Crockcry and Glass NJ q.
EI,SON'S. ria BoyyeY7.
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Agents Wanted Tor our Gamily Sewing
Machinas Sis; warranted.
B. ). HILL 4 CO., n Park place.
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ks--Phaion'.. Now Perfume.
LOVE you.
Lo3E YOU.

N.-HerrirS,s Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
,jl Broadway. corner Murray strcy..
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BnichelOr's Hair Dye-The Rest In the
world The only perfec< aye Harmless reliable, tnsana-
At all iruggss.
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An i'll wind from crock Isiand'' blew through
Wall street last Wednesday,, and many the wrecks
ashore, nigh and dry Like all III winds, blew
coed that Doy KNOX, the Halter 22 Broad
Since that b,ack Wednesday" 2S9 brokers' who hal
smashed in abe terrible excitement ha purchased
casters of the great halter. and comparatively
happy. Get Knox hst-you.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-08
On The 18th CAV of NoVsmbsr, 1871,

At neon In front OF the court room of the
Circuit Court Of the United states. for the
District of West Tennessee, in the city OF
Memphis, sell, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described properly, to-Wit:
A certain tract, piece or parcel Of land, sit
uate, lying and being In tkS county OF Zip
Mississippi river, with metes and bounds as
tO-wit: Beginning st q pOint on the
Mississippi river, Ralmer's northeast corner;
thence south with line $50 poles to
a stake; thence east - poles to q stake;
thence north poles TO q tree on the bank
of the Mississippi river; thence IN a west
waIdly direction with the OF the
Mississippi river TO the point of beginning;
being the same tract conveyed by William
Coward to James D. Ellis, and described In
estimation, eighty-tnree tSD acres; toghther
with the engines boilers and all other nx.
lures and apparatus and things lying and
being situate on said tract OF land. and used
in the distillation OF spurious liquors, and
deserihed as follows, to-wtt: Two dOubie-nue
boilers, twenty Ieet long, forty inches diane
cylinder, twenty feet stroke, with everything
to make 1t completes one main shan n.y.
wheel and PuHeys, and all other shatung
six-inch stones, for grinding with gearing.
helIing, etc. one mash tub; one worm tue
and worm; one cold water tub; one high
wine tuD; one lOW-w1ne tub; six beer
tubs; one under or besr Sink; two recsiv-
ing tubs or ctsterns; two yeast tubs; four
yeast cans; draw and force and high aud
low wine pumps; platform sud beam
scales. and all the pipes, valves, cocks, belt
ing used about the distillery; black ninth
and carpenter and other tools and instru-
ments about the premises
SAD property will De sold on q credit Of six
months; the purchaser to give note, with ap-
proved personal stc1rlty, bearing interest
lien retained on the property as additional
security for the payment OF the purchase
me equity of redemption Is barred; and
the purchaser viii be placed in possession
on tke confirmation OF the sale by the Court.
II LLAY KING, special Commissioners.
Memnhis. HOyamber ]. ls7L nor tbs
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Valuable Cotton Plantation.

OFFER for sale, near Mound City. in Crit
L teDden county, Arkausss, q tract OF lenG
containing nearly liu0 acres Of rich, alluvfa.
land, fEnm 400 70 500 aCrssin cuIttvstfou and
above any overflow, bestdssCver go acres o.
~daadeutng This valuable tract furnishes l0O0
acres Or more Of uls0ie land, a. OF which
could os put in cultivation at amoderale out
Las o. capiJai making over q thousand acre
taErDt OF ~uneQualed value in this vicinity.
This plantation Il distant ABOUT eight miles
nom Nemphts-halfby water 20 Mound Cffy
the balsncs by ridge roed-and IS known g.
the "DOneZan, o Island place. and with the
exception OF v hundred yards offencIDg, Is
surrounded BY Marion and Beaver Dam
lakes, which AFFORD entire protection TO he
farm from STOCK OF every kind.
There are no sand Bows On the farm. the
entire cleared land seing on the richest black
ailuV1um, producing IS much cotton sr corn
TO the acre ssany land in this latitude.
These N yielded last year from one to
one and aqaafter bales 70 the acre.
lnadaitiOn to this farm as a cotton planta.
ton, there are now upon it between iD and
lO head Of bullCcks, fattening UPON the nm
cleared portion OF the place, and the corn
now growing upon u. The purchaser can
buy all the mules and oiher stock, Together
with N-agonAAnd plantation utensils, 81 val
uatiOn.
The owner Is determined 70 sslI. from the
fact thai the plantation requires more OF his
time than he can spare TO It's suocessful man.
agemeRt.
He deems any extended description OF the
properly unnecessary, as the value OF the
plantation is too well known 10 reouine m
Parties desiring 70 examine or 70 purchase
the plantation can apply 10 hsssrs. RoysteT
to me at huntsville, A1absma.
If not sold before the hrst Monday In De-
eember next, privately, l. viii De sold on
that day a. public sale, atths kssl Estate FL
change OF EOyster. TrCzeyant Z Co., NO 24O
Main street at Il O'Clock, where maps OF
land can be seen and terms made known al
any time.
Oc9 L n
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

sINRING FAST Pale, miserable, dis
csuraged without relish for food, with
ont energy enough for exertIon, yet
with no acute pain, or other spec
Inc indication Of disease. how often do we
see feeble invalids fading as 1t were out Of
life without any apparent cause. We say OF
them that they are sinking fast" or "sink-
ing gradually, /" As the case may be. But there
ts no good rssson why they should sink at
all. Persons in this dead-slivs state simply
want invigorating aud vitalizing. Nature,
In q state OF torpor demands help. Bring
out the ressrve OF vitality in the system.
brace the NERVES; tome the stemach, break
up the morbid trance of body and mind with
a course OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. II
can be done. II has been done In thousands
of instances. The eject upon the eneryated
frame is electric. Never give mp, however
languid and broken down. Remember that
for the exhausted, the debflitated, the de-
spending, this powerful vegetable restora-
tive Is agsnulne elixir. 1t Is not a mere
stimulsnt that provokes q transient nash
OF vigor in The system, and then leaves It in
a more deprsssed condition than before. 1t
removes thu causes OF debility by altering
the secretions, and regulating the action OF
the internal organs, as well az reinforcing
them tits 9 particularly valuabis medicine
a. this seascn. because II Is an antidote 10
the malaria which produces intermittent
ever bilious collie and other disorders Of the
bowels prevalent in the fall
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Saturday. nscamhsr 2. 1871.

within legal hours, in 'front.' OF the Shsrins
once. IN The city Of Memphis, Tenn.s on the
west side OF Second street. between Union
aud Gayoso streets, and in front OF the south
portion Of tbs Greenlaw Opera House, pro-
coed to seu. for cash, to the highest and best
bidder, the following zeal estate, or 80 much
thereof as NAV be Necessary to satisfy the
Smount secured by the trust. b property
lies in shelby county, Tenn .sndts thus de-
acres, and being the same thai was conveyed
10 the said James Young by MeSley Blaze
more, by deed dated 18Th February. Loo, reg
istered in the Registers ONCE OF she by
county. in book ., PIP G4S, and described IS
follows: Al a sweet gum IS chains
and 43 nks south or Bradshaw ) south line of
q 40 acre tract and on the line between said
J. Young and A q. Biaksmore; thence west,
crossing Cane creek, 4 ehalss; thence south
east 4 mains to A. q. Biakemofs els southwest
corner, thence north p chains u 50 links
with A. q. BiakemoIe's west line TO the be-
ginning. Also so much OF the following de-
seTlbed properly as had not been sOtd or
NOR gagged 70 others plior 70 January IS ls6ls
and remained the property OF James Young
ths wnoie tract is IS follows, containing
about 80 acres, and being = part Of taSS
originally in tbs mama OF James Seawell:
Beg mining at the RAW corner OF said
OriRfnal tract at 8 stake north IS degrees, east
z links nom q white oak marked W.
Lhenes east passing an elm Alto chains d
5Cg acre grant, In all 30 hains to 8 stake OF
sweet and black gum and black oak point
ers. thence south. crossing Zane creek AZ .
chains and = inks in ALI 10 chains and ID
INKS, to a sweet gum; thence west chains
70 4 stake: themes south, crossing said CT sex
at2 Chains. IN All q eaalns and " Inks, 70 =
sweet gum: thence east 4 chains 10 a staks
sud dogWOod; thence south s chains and 10
InEs TO a STAKE and back gum marked Les
thance west so cnsinst to = stakei thence nOrtn
~ chains Rnd y links TO the -
which deed Of trust and the Chancsry OooIt
record references Is here made for greasSt eef-
faintv. Ifties believed to De good. ouh L Will
eli arA o.@nuau univ As trustee E4ully VI
Ae~e MARCUs ]. WRIGHT,
sheriff Of shelby county and Trustee.
BuWrs & PasroN, Attorneys
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Referred 20 gas committee by board No
vember 5. ISL. and action concnrTed in by
CONNIE D council November3 ISL.
Resolved, That the property holders on II
| northwes corner OF Main anu Madison streets
be required 70 lay down new within
the next thirty days
Adopted by board November 2, lS7l. Action
Of boar aldermen concurred on by council
November 3, 1871.
By Alderman Mackall:
Resolved, That any member of this general
council reporting work 10 be dooe on streets
and alleys, at the expense 9th city, 10 be
performed by the city engineer, VIII be due
notice, on his attention being called TO the
Adopted by board November 3, ISL. Laid
on table by council November 3, 1871.
II chairman OF gas committee, re-
ported verbally that the committee held a
meeting, but could not agree upon the bids
submitted to them in consequence Of the bids
coming Informally 70 the committee, for the
the future lighting, cleaning, glazing repair
ing etc, of the public oil lamps Of the city.
The subject was referred back TO the commit
tee for further action. re-advertising for bids,
etc touching the premises, etc, AID report,
etc.
adopted by the common council November
3, ISL. No action by board aldermen.
Upon the petition Of sundry parties asking
that three lamp posts be erected on Elliott
street; one on the corner Of Elliott and Cansey
streets, one on the corner of Avery and Eli
OFT streets, and one on the corner Of fernando
and Elliott streets.
Referred to gas committee by board alder
men. Referred TO the gas committee by coun,
ell. GOur DIN gas committee, council, and
board aldermen report favorably.
Report adopted by oounc November 8, 1871.
No action by board OF aldermen.
PETITIONS.
The petition Of 1. NJ. Hill, ]. Z. Biglow, re-
.oeiVers, and others, that they are The owners Of
valuable brick buildings within the fire limits,
there Is being erected in their vicinity,
within the fire limits, contrary TO the city or
dinances frame buildings on the east side OF
Third street between Court and Jefferson
streets, against which petitioners protest, etc
by board of aldermen 90 their fire
committee November ], ISL. and their action
concurred in by council by a like reference TO
their fire November 8, 1871.
The petition ofPage a Joiner and divers 9TH
praying for the opening Of Monroe street
east from Wellington street. Referred by board
Of aldermen to their real estate committee No
vember !, 1874, and their action concurred in
cOuncil by a like reference 10 their real es-
committee, November 3, 1871.
Continued to-mOrrOW.
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Circular

A 8 the reduction of the National debt, by
n the continued purchase M cancellation
OF ~fve-twenty bonds, VIII tend to Increase
the surplus capital held by Incorporate in
situations and private capitalists in limos
every section OF the country, a large amount
of Which vii seek investment In Stale and
drst mortgage railroad bonds OF u~ndoupted
value, We wonid recommend to our CORES.
pondents and others the securities Of the
state Of Arkansas, which are classified as
follows. viz:
Funded debt bonds (6 per cent? January
and July.
State aid bonds a per cent? April and osto-
Der.
state levse bonds q per cent? January and
July.
The interest on these bonds Is payable in
currency at b Onion Trust Company,
this city.
Any Information desired viii be furnished
Mt all orders promptly executed by
CLARK, WALCOrT a CO.,
Banker and Dealers In Southern Securities,
% Rroad street. New York. oolS
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sales to day, 300 bales There was more
animation In the cotton market to-day than
for the past five days. sales were nearly
double that for any day since last Wednesday,
when there were 800 bales sold. The feeling
in the market was about the same as at the
close yesterday evening. Quotations are I'M
changed. In consequence OF the election in
New York tO-day there were no quotations
AFTER II o'clock. This had some effect in this
market. A few buyers and factors We're out OF
the market, the one anticipating a decline and
the other an advance tomorrow. The market
closed with a fair feeling, and while mixed
tables sold for III TO l73sc, We think II is but
fair 70 quote middltng at lT5E TO I7Lc, as the
following sales point distinctly TO thess 6gures:
% low mlddling, T7c; flow middling. lie; l9
low mtddling, I7c- % strict good ordinary, l65Sc.
% strict low middling 10 middling, l7Ac: GLOW
middllng, lie; IS good ordinary, l6Zc; IS good
ordinary, l6s<c; 200 low middilng, lie: lS7 at
lGMc; 81 strict good ordinary, 1870; 80 strict
low middllng 70 middllng. ELc 30 middllug,
lT5sc; y strict middling, i5kc: @1ow middling,
l754c 70 barely middling, lT14c: i6O strict low
middling, l51sc: 30 br eht mlddliDg, l7Lc; y
strict 10 good middling. lSc; a strict low mid
ding, H1sci 10 good ordinary, l65sc; 10 mixed,
l6c;. 3 low middling. lie; 80 low middling. lie;
100 low middllng, Ec; IS middling, ESEc; Is
good ordinary, l54c, 80 middling, i7Lc: 80 good
ordinary, lWzc; 81 good ordinary. lGzc; 100
strict 10 good middl ng, lSc; 81 middling, lEzc:
10 low middling, TIC, IS strict good ordinary,
1910; Is low middliug, E1se; 200 middling,
l4hC We quote.
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OFFICIAL
GENERAL COUNCIL.
Proceedings OF Regular Monthly
Meetiag-COuunued-

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUN-
GIL.
Continued
CITY HAL, MEMPHIS,
November 3, 1871.
Atau adjourned meeting OF the mayor and
common council Of the city or Memphis on
Friday evening, November 3, 1871, there were
present Hon. John johnson, Mayor, MessrS,
Gent, Walsh, Chase, L~ightburn, AmiS, Esch-
man, Pett'grew, halatesta, Bschm8nn, Ruhlu,
Harvey, Twohig, Grehan, Reder, Smith and
Bolamd, cOuncilmen.
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FOR SALE.
lOts for Sale In ida City en- Lsng
Island, New York.

IDA CITY Is ituated on Long island. IS
Railroad running centrally through Ida City,
Lots there are hereby offered for sale on the
s~talmeuts-5ay IS CO per year on each lot.
b parties owning tire above property pro-
OF the lots, say 1900, on the above terms,
without interest. The East River Bridge is
now in process OF construction. connecting
Manhattan Island, upon which New York Is
situated, with Long Island.
This Is 8 good opportunity for any person
Of this section Of country 20 invest small
sums In the purchase Of these lots. Terms
are easy, and within the rseeh OF ali. Prop
erty on LGng Island VIII rEpidly increase in
value as soon as East River Brtdzs Is COM
plsted.
Map Of the City OF Ida can be seen. and fun
Information given, upon application being
made TO ny. FOSIAN Est
Corresponding SecIet AIRY,
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FARM Of two hundred and i've acres,
"A seven miles from Memphis, and half q
nails south OF Goodlets station, on the Mem
10 acres cleared land and forty-6Ve acres OF
3 beautiful grove. TIE zite Is one OF the
tabia dwellings, gin house, stables and well
of clear Ewest water Btock. provisions,
wagons, tools, etc, now on the place, viii be
sold II purchaser desires For terms apply
on the place 10 On. g. H Moore, or Geo K
Phsla1, A Monroe street. oc4
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Every Family Should HAYS a Bottle.

We ask every one to read the following GER
tidcates from a OF the most eminent
physicians in the country:
ST. LOUIS, July, IS7O.-JANES A. JACKSON
Gated to the medical profession the reape of
the Home Bitters." II canno therefore, be
considered as q secret or patent medicine, no
patent having been taken for H. We nave
exRmiuedt the formula for making the "Home
BitterS," and unhesttattngly say tne eombtn-
alton Is one Of rare exeellenea, All tho anti
the class TO which they belong, being highly
Tonic, Sttmulaut, Stomachic, Carminative
and slightly Laxative. The mode OF prepare
ing hem is strictly in accordance with the
rules Of pharmacy. Having used them, seen
It's effect in q private practice, We take
pleasure in recommending them TO al per-
sons desirOus Of taxing Bitters, as being the
best Tonic and SttLnulRnt nov offered 70 the
public.
l. Oh. BorsIIERE, MD. F.F. PORTER, II. D.
ALFRE HEACOCKs ND. Q. GERIcKE, y.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, NJ d. c. A. WARE, y. d.
I. c. WH1TErELD. NJ. d. E-A LARK, ND
d.. CIV. z. LUDWIG. 3. G.. NOSES, d.
W A. WILCOX Nh fRnAS
u. y. HOSPITAL ST. LOUIS, NO.
Oct 6, IS70-JAS. A. Jackson & Co; 1 have
examined the formula for making
Stomach Bitters," and used them in the Hos
oitaI Tor the last forr months I consider
them the most valuable tonic and st1mnlaut
now In use. y.
81. LOUIS, July 6, IS7a.-JAs. A. JACKSON
& Co. Having examined the formula rom
WINCH NOuT CEl6OlALCu 6LOLAAEA olLNCAH &AN
prepared, and having witnessed the method
Of combining the different ingredients, we
can safely recommend them as the best tonic
wi tn which we are acquainted From the
Great care with which they are compouuueo,
and from the choice materials which enter
into them, we have no doubt thst they win
prove, as they deserve to be, the most popular
tonic and stimulaut1 in use.
Respectfully, yours,
VAgTr Z, N. d. 7. q. C0MsTOCK, n. y.
We cheerfully concur with every word con-
fafr, 0d in the above testimonial. 81
INC. CoNzELMAN, NJ. .. JoEN IA MD
CHAs. VAsrINE, ND. JOHN TRIPLE, M
@. s. WALKER Md. 4 ND
C-rNCINNArI, Oct. 10, 1S7O.-Messrs. W.. 3.
KENNEDY a Co, Agents Home Bitters'1:
9ents-Agreeable 10 your request, l have ex-
amipad the formula Of the Home mn
Bitters," and ind the remedies II contains
such as are In general use py the Medical
pleasantly combined, y as stimulating
fonics viii be found especially adaptSd ss
-corroborants 20 the treatment OF low or de-
bIIitated stages of the system, Whethef arts
ing from impaired digestion or nom malar1-
ons diseases.
Il. MAINE. Chemist. Q. I. sIMRsoH, N. D.
W.T.TAL1ATERso,A.D. s.. z. BONNER, MD.
IL i. QUINN. NJ, ID. C.S MUBCRoFT, N. D.
j. Is. BUCKNEk, NJ. D. g. ". BIeLKR, MI.
W, RWooDWARD, MD. G.A.DoIT6HERTY ND
CHIoAGo, Sept. %, lszo.-J. L. SMITH, Esq.f
ebrated stomach Bftterss" and and IL 70 BE
composed OF articles thai are considered tie
best ionics used By the Medical Profession,
and one OF the best bitters We know Of now
In use. Very rSsPsctfaliy,
r s !. R4 Az N ND r . & {. A =. Nd
NORMAN 8. BARNES N. d.
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Friday. November y. 1871

within legal hours, the following described
lot OF ground on Jones avenue IN the city oil
Memphis, bounded as follows: Fronting
southvardiy on Robson streetG feet, and
running back between parallel lines $50 feet,
to an alley IL feet wide; being lot No. 7, In
No. 8, In the subdivision Of Watt G.
Bradford and others.
TERMS OF SALE-Onet third cash, balance
on q credit Of q and 9mOnths, the purchaser
executing notes with approved security, Rnd
q lien win beretatned on the land 70 further
secure the payment OF the purchase money.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk
By J.. H. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk
Hanson, Estes 4 Daskiel. Soils Tor coma
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JARCU8 J. WRIGHT
Sheriff OF Shelby county.
sheIby - - -. o,lonsr

shelby County Quarrel Co--- o-tohs,
Term 1871. Thursday october5 IN
EE Memphis sndE Raleigh gaf-o.f Com.
through treir representatives. for the .z- ~,
the credit Of shelby county Fs1u=.-s. -
lnaorser o. g~uarzlssr On toe bonds q .sfd
company 70 ths zmouut Of 5000 pzvasfe
10 years nom date Of 1ssue. OesriaE etzht
p-r cent Interest. WITH cOupors attached.
payable semi annually, a. the IN . OF said
company, in the elty OfMewpniz. said bonds
70 re ls1sd ~ the company and indo-s1d
~ me county Whsnsver The company shall
DaFe INST graded, bridgsd n tied the entire
road rom 2erRphis TO Raleigh and paid for
tas same. and when Issued the same snaU b.
SAT constitute iien superior to all othsrs IN
Laf9f otLhs county npoa the read, iron, tiles,
bridges rolling stock. engines, prfviIegss
and franchises 70 securs the payneus o. ssid
~ fns ~ 10 al maturity; and beiiev-
VII promote tas interest o. Inc psoDI- 81
ooeloy county and that abe county viii De
proteesed II tee Endorsement Of said bonds.
IL y tGers1ors ordered by the Court mat
the Chairman Ofth1g Court ha ana ne h 49,.
y ~authortzed and cIrectec 10 fndorse II the
name and On behalf Of Shelby coanty Inc
bonds OF b Memphis and Raleigh EaiIrosd
OOmpsny Described as aforesaid, 70 the
mount Of hIy thousand dollars. Ehsusve-
me freslaenf and D1r6etor OF said COMPANY
snalIhaF5 terrified TO and satisfied him that
sal4 company has graded, br!dged and tied
t1s ehllre Eo2d nun Memphis 70 Raleigh
snd paid for the same, and the credit OF Sasi-
oy county Is hereby pledged for the aynen
OF salG DUnos and coupons al maturiIy thsroF
q LhHA tGAa 4OdA Of EHE CTGmAE o. Shelby
county shall become binding only when rat
tnsd ~ the constitutional naiOrtty % the
tsz4 voters OF the county, and 10 tsst their
sense OF this question;
II Is hereby ordered, That the Sheriff ofthe
county make publication IN two daily papers
PbDiishsd IN Memphis OF an election 20 be
feid Tor that purpose at tbe regular voting
prsclnc8 OF the county, or Saturday, the
l.th or November, ISL, and that q cooy OF
THIS q BE, with the notice OF the election,
ton.
) These who fsyor tbs loan shan. at aid
stsetlO11 wife or PRINT on their ballots tus
sOFdst EOr Loan" aud those Who Uppoga
me same shall write or print on their bafIots
Lhs Woruss Ia ;" and the Sheriff shaI
lmmedlately after ths election make return
taSreOf ~ tue CLERK Of The County Court OF
re number Of the votes poled FOR and
egainst the loan, and the CLERK snail there
upon certify TO the Chairman OF this Court
the result OF said election. Ths conpany
VIII pay AL costs incident to the e~Iscffor.
ayes: EsQuLTes WtthertngtOn, Giles. Hsle-
SPsdinsn winters, MOHerief, PuHiam, C2ld-
Well bfeWer, Bu1tyn, HOegsi, Brown, Burke.
EluotL. Moore. Aulsr, Gibson, Brooks snd
s~ton9-ls; nays; Esquirss Walker, Jones
and HOismsn-3
Wines ny hand and EesS Of oncs al
oHcs, N tha city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
tnsdsy Of October, A. ID. lszl,
JAMES RALLY, CLERK.