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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-28

The ALMIGHTY DoLLAR.-'Brother
Smith, what does this mean?'
What does what mean?'
Bringing a niger to this church,
The pew is my own
Your own. Is that any reason why
you should insult the rest of the con-
gregationY
But he is intelligent and well educa-
ted
Who cares for that? He is a niger
But he is friend of mine
What of that2 Must you therefore
insult the whole congregation?
But he is a Christian and belongs to
the same denomination.
What do 1 care for that? Let him
go and worship with his fellow niggers.
But he is worth five million dollars,
said the merchant.
Worth whatY
Five million dollars
Five million dollars! Jerusalem
Brother Smith introduce me-
Henry Ward Beecher's son-in-law,
Rev. Samuel Scoville of Norwich, n. Y,
who supplies Plymouth pulpit in his alb
sence, is a rising yourg clergyman,
known, not only for his oratorical abili-
tiles of the Beecher order, but also for
the wonderful success which has attend
ed his exertions as muscular Christian.
AS captain of base ball nine, and fore
man of a volunteer fire company, he has
reformed the village green, making the
former haunt of swearers, smokers and
gamblers place where men assemble to
worship their Maker, while they devel-
OPP His perfect likeness in their athletic
bodies. 1t is said that of all his subor-
dinates in the two associations mentioned
there is not now profane or otherwise
immoral man so be found, thanks to the
practical piety of their chief.
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THE TROTTING STATIONS

I" VoUNG DRAC0n and YOUNG DRACo|
L JR." and "WM. NJ. EVERTS." a Ham
bletonian, grand sire Rysdieks Hambletonian. Or
ange Co. N. Y, These fine Horses will be kent for
STOCK at Bellows Falls. Vt. For particulars adj
dress, J. 6. FREEMAN. Agent,
Bellows Falls Vt
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A VERMONT Mans WoNpERFuL

A VERMONT Mans WONDERFUL
CLocK.-Mr. r. d. Munson, an old res
ident of Williston, VT, has just complet-
ed wonderful musical calender clock,
which has attracted visitors from far and
near. 1t is in every detail his handi-
work, the old farmer having spent his
spare hours in working upon it for the
past eight years He has produced an
eight-day clock, whose dial marks the
second, minute, hour, day of the week,
day of the month, month and year; a
thermometer rests against its pendulum,
giving the stateof temperature; the ball
of the pendulum contains miniature
time piece, which derives its motive pow
er solely from its vibrations, and keeps
accurate time. There is also cylinder
musical attachment, which may be set TO
play any one of seven tunes at the end
of each hour In this last feature it can
be so adjusted-and such was the inten-
ton Of the maker-as to play Old
Hundred" at the end of each hour on
Sunday, and sold Folks at Home"
"Swiss Waltz, y" Star Spangled Banner"
f" Hail Columbia" Yankee Doodlee"
and "Sweet Home" respectively on each
successive day of the week. The entire
mechanism is placed in black walnut
case which measures ten feet high, TWEEN
ty inches wide and ten inches deep. The
case is highly polished, and its front
bears the inscription in raised letters,
"Our Union Forever" "U. S." Mr..
Munson, who is sixty-two years old and
quite feeble, feels proud of what he has
accomplished.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-28
A Great Medical Discover
DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
What are They?
THEY ARE NOT A VILE
F A n G. Y ID RINK.

Made OF poor Kun. Whiskey, Proof Spr1 (
hesse L tba nd sSed and
RestOrers, &e., that lead the tippler on 70 y
enness and ruin. but are true Medicine mai,
the Native Roots and Herbs Of California, FREE
all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the Grea N
Purifier and a Life Giving Principle perfect
vator and lnvigorator of the System, carrying
poisonous matter and restoring the blood 10 b
condition No person can take these Bifters o.
ing to direction and remain long npWeiI.
500 will be given for an ineurabie ease prod
the bones are not destroyed by mineral pOisg
other means and the vital organs wasted oeyOr
point of repair.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS whether 10 1
young married or single. ut the dawn OF woman
or at the turn Of life, these Tonic Bitters hsa
equal. hs- Send for circular.
They are a Gentle Purgative as well as a L
possessing also the peculiar merit of acting asa
eriul agent in relieving Congestion or lnhanui
OF the Liver. and all the yisceral Organs.
For Inhammatory and Chronic hheumalEH
Gout Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Billions, ReRs
and Intermittent Fevers Diseases of the Booi
err. Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters bays
most successful, Such Diseases are caused b
tiated Blood. which il generally produced b.
! raugement Of the Digestive Organs
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Hesdi
Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tigbtness Z
Chest. Dizziness, Sour Eruetations of the Slos
Bad taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Pal
ton OF the Heart, Inflammation of the Lune.l
in the region of the Kidneys. and hundred ]
painful symptoms. are the ofsprings Of DyspsIs
lhey lnNigafate the Stomach ana stimulus
| torpid liver and bowels, which render them e
! equalled efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all /,
rites, and impartiug new lie and yigor to the I
| system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Ernptions. Tet,s
| Rheum, Blotehes Spots, Pimples, Pus,ucs
| Carbuneles. Ring w orms Scaid- h cad. Sore
| Erysipeas, Itch, Scuris Discolorations Off
| liumors and other Diseases Of the So
| whatever name or nature. are literally %
| and carried ont Of the system in a short time {
| use Of these bitters. One bottle in such case
| convince the most incredulous OF their curatiH
| feet
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever You q
impurities bursting through the skin in h4
Erupti0nS or Sores; cleanse ii when you end
structed and sluggish in the veins cleanse ~
i is foul, and your feelings will tell you w
| Keep the blood pure and the health of the g
will follow.
PIN. TAPE and other WORMS. lurking Z
system Of 50 many thousands, are eifectuall
troyed and removed. For full directions read
fully the circular around each bottle printed g
languages English, German, French and Spas
J. WALKER, Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD
Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco Cal
% and "a Commerce Street. New y ORR
as SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALE
AZ
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YOUNG AMERICA
THE MESSENGER TROTTING STALLION
PEDIGREE,

PEDIGREE,
SIRE-Hoaglands Grey Messenger, owned on Long
Island, of whom it is said. he got colt that
could not trot in three minutes,
DAM AND GRANDAM-Half sisters to Rysdick's
Hambl etonian; both by Abdallah. by Mambrino =
he by imported Messenger, His dam was also the
dam of Jupiter Abdallah, stallion famous on Long
Island, owned by Mr.. VAN WYKE, of FIatbush. Jul
piter Abdaiah stands at $500
PERFORMANCES.
YOUNG AMERICA trotted when two years old,
two races on the Centreville Course Long Island -
one against Lady Bevins and one against Rocky
Hill, winning every heat with ease. and making the
best time record, in a match, for two-year old,
viz: minutes and seconds.
His colts are all Of more than ordinary promise a
4-year- old, owned by Mr., W. NJ. Parks of Brooklyn
New Gerk, won match for 81, 600 in 1870, beating
mare by Rysdck's Hambetonian, owned by Geo. B.
Alley.
Hazor a three-year old. trotted, October 1870 in
the Prospect Park Stake in 2:52 He was lame, but
was one of four starters in twenty-four entries.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-28
TERMS, $50 TO INSURE.

After this Year the terms ,oill be 500,
Payable March LIST, 1872 All accidents at the risk
OF owners, The owner announces that he will give
silver pitcher every year to trotted for by Young
Americas colts at four years of age, incentive
to Breeders to bring choice Mares to his Stallion,
j. q. DAVIS.
Agent.
1880 Brattleboro, VT;
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PERTAINS STAGE LINE
Change OfTime.

IN and after this date, shall leave Townshend
~ at O'Clock, A. NJ. Grafton. Sis Cambridgeport
.. saxt9ns River $3.50. arriving at Bellows Falls in
season for the first Passenger Trains north
Leave Bellows Falls al 0ne.haIf past Two a. -
the arrival of the Down Trains
Passengers Tieketed from Townshend to Fitchburg
orcester and Boston. as low by any other route
No change of cars between Bellows Falls and Bos-
ton. ~ W
burg. can get Stage Tickets of the Conductor This
SIDE Of tltehburg for Townshend. via Bellows Falls
by SO doing the Fare will be the same both WAYS
return the same day Fare sl.75; Grafton, sI q -
Cambridgeport, 81. 90: Saxtons River 75cents 9th
er fares at local rates. 80
thank the public for past patronage and hone bv
strict attention to business TO merit share in tbe
iuture- X. W. PERHAM
Proprietor.
10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-28

WALTON, A Medical Treatise on the Caus
Cure Of EXHAUSTED VITALITY. PREMATURE DEl
N MAN. NERvuUs AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY, \
CHoNDRiA. This is indeed a book for every z
Price only sl,g0, 2S5 pages bound in cloth.
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THE BEST

Plan for one who has the Cash. and wants his goods
eheap, IS to examine the papers. and enquire of
friends In order to ascertain who is the ma for
his money and the chances are nine out of ten that
at kklEs 4 BLOSSOMS will be found the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-28

Entitled PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN AND
DISEASES; or. MoHAN TREATED OF PHYsoa
Any AND PsTHoLoGIoALLY, from INFANCY q
Alg. with ell giant iiLusTRATIvR ENGRAyIye
pages. bound in beautiful French cloth. Pres
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-22
PROPHECY.

The Sunday Morning Preacher Dis
turbs the LOunSers of Court Square
by a Fearful Representation.
Our Court Square cleric held forth again
on Sunday to a considerable and select al
dience of philOsophio folk who were en-
jOying a quiet time on the benches, read
ing our Sunday APPEAL. His discourse
bordered on the sublime. He descsnted on
the day of judgment; he said that it was
bound to come, but when it would come
was a question which he decided philo-
s~ophically. The crowd became interested
in bis discourse, and gathered round him
closely. As soon, said the preacher, as
the laws of nature shall have been thor
oughly understood by mankind; when we
shall know all that is necessary to know
TO produce tbs utmost material happiness
and dsvelOpeDlent, then, of course, we
shall stop. When everything in the WaY
Of human government and social economy
shall have been known and put in prac-
tlce, that 1t Is possible to know and prac-
tice; when we know all about our bodies,
so as to understand the causes and cures
Of all complaints, the virtues Of every
plant, and shrub, and drug; when the wis
dom Of men shall have superseded their
passions; when wsrshs1 have ceased, and
all labor shall have been ''scientised," and
eating q drinking will be q matter of
reason; then, whsn there shall be nothing
left TO acquire or struggle after, We shall
b last trumpet, that will be a new
revelation, and in i've minutes the wise
men of all the ages will look at each
other in q very sheepish sort of wsy, ut
terly sstonlshed and duEbfounded at
their Ignorance. The select crowd sp-
plauded this part Of the sermon. Being
warmed up with enthusiasm, the preacher
continued to castigste the heathenish prac-
tice of making money, and encouraging
political farces, when mankind may speed
the day Of judgment by sn energetic and
unanimous study of call the branches"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-22
THE JEFFERSON STREET SHOOTING
scRAPE AGAIN.
Warrants Ad InfDftum-The 'squires
have a High TIme-"A Great Cry and
M WooN 81

Warrants Ad IRfnftHm-The 'squfres
have a High TImeL.A Great Cry and
No Well.
Yesterday was another busy day with
the sQuires OF Memphis. squad of them
we're appealed TO TO Issue warrants in ref
ereDce to the Morse-Cannon affair. Ia the
hrst place, early In the morning, the Cor
oner had to come town town and swear
out q warrant before Elliott, because
the verdict of the inquesting jury
the day before, made 1t his duty
to do 30, against Captain Cannon,
for shooting Morse. In the second place
the case Wa to have come up before
Squire Burke, according to the terms Of
the previous warrant, az IA O'Clock; and
In the third place, some unofficial parties
swOre out a warrant before Justice Win
ters for the arrest Of Captain Cannon.
Here was what msy be called legal mess,
Of the first order. Captain Cannon was
around in his usual quiet and dignihed
manner, ready to answer any proper call
that might be made upon him. The law
yers argued the case before Squire Burke,
for two or three hours. 1t was finally
agreed to have the Second Chancery Court
room as q sitting place, n have Justices
Burke, Hoegle and Elliott as. the Bench;
accordingly the Court adjourned 70 the
Second Chancery room After some pre-
liminary talk it was agreed to double the
bond of Captain Cannon, and have the
case brought up this morning at ten, in
the Second Chancery Court room, to be
heard before Justices Winters, Burke and
Elliott. The new bond was given On the
spot, by Messrs. @. Ferguson & Yeats, for
5000, and Captain Cannon, himself, for
$4,000,
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CITY p~ARAoRAPHs

There wss a lively time at the Educa-
ton Board last night.
The demand for soda water Is falling
of considerably In the city.
There were no arrests made last night.
All quiet on Bayou Gsyoso.
-"Ticket-holderii and ali others are no.
tilted that We do not publish anonymous
communications.
"A colorsd on DeSoto street died sud
denly yesterday. The county undertaken,
Mr.. Walsh, inferred him in the evening.
The thester will open on the 18th OF
September instead Of the 4th, as formerly
announced, Lilly Eldridge viii be the
star.
United States Commissioner Pierce Is
now taking testimony in cases Of claims
against the United States Government for
horses during the war.
ANY merchant or business mar IN
want OF q capable and intelligent Grand
boy win find such by communicating
with j. NJ. K, ct this Office.
The Recorder had slively time yes
terday morning. There were seventy
cases on the docket-the largest In over a
year. The limos were uniformly heavy,
and not paid.
The cOlored firm of Hswkins & HaW-
kins, who made away with $500 worth of
supplies from MIjor Rambautis residence
last week, were jailed yesterday by the
Recorder, the firm falling 20 supply $1,000
bonds for security.
"A small Communistic idea has been
started in this city in the shape of a clique
of p~ennyless thinkers, who hold nightly
meetings and divide ten cents worth of
beer and n cents worth Of common
n among themselves
Mr.. Phil MsIon came back to the
city yesterday after a trip East, whittier
he went for about three hundred tons of
supplies. He said he bad the happiness
and honor of drinking q bottle of cham
pagne on Loo Out mountain with Gov
ernor-elect Brown.
"A p~reeociOus little boy, one Of those
chaps that promise all sorts of brilliant
things By their extra sharpness and snap
pishness, went into q dry goods store on
Main street on Saturday, and said that
ms sent him for some calico. he was
also instructed, be said, to get the aged
attendant to chew three or four samples
to ascertain II they were good colors. The
aged attendant, though exceedingly snx-
ious to makes trade, WINGED at this prop
from the young ~preeocious; be
not only WINGED, but he demurred, and
finally declined. Here" said he, ''sre
pieces, take them home; I have only
teeth. Tell your mother to do her
chewing" A very audible tittler
was heard from s knot Of ladies who were
the counter bargaining for q spool at
the time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-22
Wholesale THIEwno.

Very SEesvy Operations by Another
C0Iored firm whO are Established
on . solid -BugEfes, Horses.
Mules, Ete.-The object Of Their At
tentI0n.
There are some colorsd folks who have
q lofty ambition and no small Intelligence,
which they do bstimes prostitute TO vile
purposes. We had occasion 70 relate the
thieving bistory Of q couple, male and fe-
male, whose Daruinian origin 1t would be
difficult to deny successfully, who opera
ted on Major Rambsut's premises last
week. Now we have, painful rs 1t Is, to
chronicle the doings Of & pair of brothers
by the name Of Hays, ons Of whom en-
joys 3 quiet repOse In the station house,
owing 70 the watchfulness of officer Shell
by and Sergeant Hicks. The trouble
with Lindsey Hays was thieving of a
bold description. About q week ago he
stole q mule, harness and saddle
from Captain Alexander, of Lsuderdsle
street. The same night he hooked q wagon
from 3 cOlored woman at the corner OF
Lsuderdale and Vance streets. On Sstur-
day last he stole a buggy from HowRrd's
stable, on Monroe street, having brought
his horse to town for the purpose of
hauling it away. He took it TO his
bTother-in-law's at Forrest Hill, twenty
milesou OF the Charleston road,in a very
secluded place. Now, It so happened that
the parties who lost these articles con-
suited Shelby and Hicks about them.
These very excellent and artistic officers
went to work TO ferret out the why and
wherefore of these operations. The means
by which they operated 1t does not belong
to as to reveal, suffice it to say that on
Sunday night at ~ O'Clock they went out
to Forrest Hill, discovered Hays in his re-
treat, captured him and all the lost prop
erty, except the mule, which they hope
to find shortly. 1t appears tbatsthe horse
with which the enterprisina ndefati-
gable Hays hauled away I'D Is buggy
was stolen from q gentlemadNH Gaines
Landing, on the Mississippi river twenty
i've miles below Napoleon. The colored
Hays will have an Interview with the Re-
corder this morning.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We acknowledge the receipt from the
publishers Of q eomplete history of the
notorious Ames' Circus tragedy, at DaW-
son, Terrell county, Ga, on the second OF
November, 1870, in which is given a dis-
gram OF the circus grounds, showing the
position Of all parties engaged in the diff
hculty, together with that of the wit
nesses In the case. Everything that could
b. hiss been lone TO make this work COM
plete, IS regards a statement OF facts con-
nected with this famous tragedy, and the
publishers have endesYored to embOdy
such other matter, and in such 8 style, as
to render the work exceedingly interest
ing 70 tbs general reader, and 1T 10 bs
preserved in any library. As q book Of
reference for lawyers, il will prove iuvsl-
liable. The manner In which the trial
was conducted in the examination Of
witnesses by the able and distinguished
counsel Do either side, their speeches, etc,
demonstrate g power and attainment in
the legal profession that recommends the
work 70 ths most successful practitioners.
Price Zoe. liberal discount made to the
trade. Active agents wanted. Address
Weston q Combs, publishers, Dawson,
Georgia.
GOOD HEALTH for Sertember. Bos-
ton: Alexander Moore. This Is an ex-
csllent number, as the following table OF
contents viii testify: National Health,
H.; Near-Sightedness, or Myopls; Notes
Of a Health Trip to the Pacific, ", Yossm-
Ito Valley; Sunstroke; Perfumes Medi-
cal Treatment Of Insanity; On Skeletons.
ETC.; Consumption, Disorders Of the Ca
pillsry Bloody essels; Our School Sys-
TEN; Miscellany; Book Notices; Short
Pieces.
TIE NOMINAL ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA:
Containing the first Principle OF the Sci
ence, developed with cOncissness and
simplicity, for common schools, acsde-
mics, seninariss and normal schools. BY
Edward Brooks, A. NJ. Pbiladelphis:
Sewer, Potts q Co, $50 Market street and
623 Minor street.
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|. Q. Q. F.
MUTUAL AID ASS 0cIATIOs
0aloe, 222 Main ST., Memphis.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
y =; BRUCE. I'D. DANBURY,
y. PRESCOTT. II. ID. COEHELI.
:. =. TRADRR, JOHN LINKHApER
CHARLES A. BEEHr, b. BEGHAH-
w. II. MoYsToE,

OFFICERS:
Il. D. CONNELL, President.
y. BINGHAM, e.PresIdentl
Up prescott, Secretary,
VS.. BRUCE, Treasurer.
ONLY members OF the Order In Qood stand,
" ing admitted. TIE lees are small. al.
mission Zee, to.tn adVancs Annual zee. 81.
IN advance, and 81 pom the death Of each
member tWitdin thirty days after being mott.
ueQ1s when his fnrnIV or any person dasfq-
mated by Dim, VIII be entitled to the aggre-
gate OF u rom every membar OF the Assoc
citation. All Odd Fellows IN Tennessee, Mis-
slsnippland Arkansas, are eligible to mens-
0ershtp. Iola Is strictly an Odd Fellows In
stitution. 10 benedt tho families OF ita de-
eeAssa memoetA RulS a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-22
MEMPHIS AND RALEIGH MARROW GAUGE
COMPANY.

OFFICE, MEMPHIS, August l9, 1871.
A meeting of the President and Direc-
tors was held at their Office to-day. The
subscription list is still Increasing, and
no doubt the work will be let out during
next month. The following resolution
offered and adopted:
Resolved, That this Company witnesses
with CREST pleasure the lively Interest ex-
hibited by our friends of Fsyette and 9th
er interior counties in the State, in regard
to their connection with the city Of Mem
phis by q nsrrOT-gsuge railroad, extend
ing through said counties between the
Memphis and Charleston and Memphis
and Ohio railroads, involving the extern
sion ofthe road OF company as part OF
such, and that this company will heartily
cooperate with them in all proper mea-
TO that end.
o. F. PRESCOTT,
Secretary pro TEN.
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TRAGEDY.

An Old Feud Brought 90 a Bloody Ter
I1InatiOn at Austin, Miss.
On Saturday last a bloody affair oc.
CURED at Austin, Miss, the elimination
of q feud between two men which has ex-
listed q long time. The parties 70 this
were M Cooper snd one Burke. They
were at deadly enmity with each other,
and had made threats, and preparations
were made for the final event, which took
place On Saturday. II sppesrs, from what
we can learn, that Burke had made threats
against Cooper, and Cooper against Burke,
ad minimum, and that Burke followed his
antagonist, to Austin, with a
bo~wie-knife, which fact having come to
the ears Of Cooper, he prepared himself
with q shotgun. When Burke showed
himself In Austin IN Saturday, Cooper
was prepared for him, and shot him on
sight. Cooper Is a resident of the county,
near Austin. The cause of the quarrel
between them has not reached Es,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-22
PERSONAL.

Governor o. A. Hadley, Arkansas; Sen.
ator Powell Clayton, Arkansas; Judge
j. Mcclure, Arkansas; Colonel W. 3,
Oliver, Sheriff OF Pulaski county, Ar,
kansas; Colonel J. NJ. Lewis. President,
Colonel ]. +. Sickles, Chief Engineer, A.
Hemmingwsy, Esq, Manager, Of the
Red River railroad; J. NJ. StOddsrd, Of
StOddsrd Brothers, Little Rock; Major
George 2. G. RumbOuRh, Chief Engineer
OF Public Works for Arkansas, and Cap
tain Ell Webster, Of the Little Rock, Pine
Bluff sad New Orleans railroad, are all
at the OvsrtOn Hotel,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-22
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS q VIczsBuR9, r r. Co, 4
l. yIcKsHURG, Miss, August 10, 1871 7
To the Stockholders OF the Memphis and
Nicksburg Railroad Company:
VOU are hereby notified that a call OF -four
Il u oD3-ha1 per cent. OF the capital
stock Of said Company has been ordered by
the President and Directors, and y0u are
hereby requested to come forward ana pay
the same 70 John A. Klein, Treasurer OF NIE-
sissippi Valley Bank. Vicksburg, on or be-
fore the 10Th day OF september next.
By order OF the Board