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Local Intelligence.

OFFICIAL MORrUARY REroIT.--nr :. C..
Russell, Secretary of the Board OF Health. re-
ports tina: the whole numbe. oi deaths in this
city for the week ending Sunday evening, at
Six o'clock. was lbs Three died OF apolleNv,
lofcolic. } of congestion of brain, o. congc>-
zion OF stomach. : of coLgcs:io. OF lungs, 10
.. consumption. OF intantile commissions,
. Of infantile debility. oi' irop>v.
crowned. 4 of dysentery. O: chronic 'lys-
EMERY. I Of dyspepsia. Of epilepsy. Of:
eongessive fever, OF rerE!c!ous fever. Of
semittent fever, J nf scarlet fever. ! Of
n!alayial fever, OF typhoid fever. Of :rar-
...re OF leg, Of fracture o: >!uN. of
EemOvrhage from lungs, ) @: heart disease.
! OF inflammation. > q: inflammation Gi
booweis. OF iraamlna:ior II :h:o...
: Of old age. OF paralysis, o.
lieUrisy. 3 Of pneumonia. =: o; pleurcln'l:-
E!or;a. of poison l.nak. u.:e}. 3 o! soften
III. OF brain. ) were >.;i! born. TwoI:y:hr'e
were Inferred from. public institutions. and
eighteen GA ccrt:ticat" ot co:"re:s.
4 Mr>rEEY-A.er.prs: -:ss"ssi."'i"" q"
Lole P.hkhcr:rai..--C.pt: Rose. u me
sioop star OF the Sea. reported 10 captain
Schneider that durir: Friday o. Saturday.
while sailin: on Lake Pontcf.:train. he
sighted = skitf containing Il nan name:
Captain Sam Holmes. who RAD been
wounded by sailor o: the oyster s!oop
Terrible. which Lex here OF ike twenty
seventh for the oyster banks. Holmes had
co one on board bat the sailor. whcs. name
IS unknown. and during ;he voyage a diff
frulty occurred. wh!cl. ended ia the man
stootin: and badly woun1n: Eo.Mes. TIE
sailor placed the captain in :. ssitf alone.
aud .hcn proceeded. probably soin: 70 No
tle or some OF the se.shore resorts. -
present the whole matter IS Z. mastery. IS it
IS unknown how or why :he difficulty arose
Holmes viii arrive he.c today. w!.er some
Kind OF Al explanation will i1 :lvcn.'
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I<OIICF 10 TtNVWEtV" U INT TU1TIH ITiS.
,rici.-T.. Ia ,,,tvtrs II" fo.ir:n District are
hereby notified that ~, ritt., ga HchGur."uas
street NJ al AIDE ,s vi! .l- first a. Of
February, 1871 TOY ."...':.':l ~ ANS OF 1919 i:d
licenses %. 49,. those failing :" comply with the
above notice .i'''.' 'Ae t"tl'Nts; - t"b:..a
next VII! Ut deal: 'l;. go. 80 I" law.
V. GEROpIAS.
Ia. 10. ST.. ,.I,nn.ci.- Eo,.r-I ii,tr.o.
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N1i.V, N,'.Nl-.0' n 40 y meeting al he
ii"u!l .: !..l..to,S 4..A -" ell. &., december q.
:: .'.ti.! ~ u. collars i'r .sI" dee Jared
OF - ~" riil.- O.. the I-. months. payable.
10 the ~j.r .h"'.lr The: ga 'c' :.scu:a....
and after ..D:!JAi I;!4,iary i. III.
i,ti In y. :. BROWN. T:.a--r,
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George Washington. wio-: number :s:":
remembered. was arrested 10. making an
:r>.nc effort to'se,lG Henry .Io..,.os 70 X a.
som Come withoH: cause ~ :..ovoc.'."..
G.scss says he Gesp:sr., 20 :..: :. =" .ro.:.
the attemp: 70 cu: !:cr.:. zee q: lie.
George was so ou:ra: -,,,s a. - s::..r .;-
officer who arrested lin.
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TI!;. >T..T.. OF LE;;~:.S..

FIFTH ''.-E...., COURT Y"!: Il" YAK Il; a.
ORLEANS.
NAE. go, 49,: O, JEAN ca. -: -,
T.>oai,-So. g.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH O
ORLEANS.
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which involves the honesty Of more than
one person. 4 reward has been offered, but
we could learn nothing of the affair at
police headquarters yesterday.
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ROSE CABCS vs.. ADAM BOUSSs,T HER HUS-
baiG--So. 1881.
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aAETs,

DEvoLvER-To purchase secondhand rs.
* volTer. small one. Address bENOLNzhl
auneaI once. h4R
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Won-ResIdent NotIcs.

No. al4 r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county. Tenne8see.-John 4. Fe-
bles VS.. W.. A. kicthuer ct al
IT appearing from the amended bin, which
i il sworn to in this cause, thar the defend-
ant, W. A. Fitchner, Is justly Indebted 10 tee
complainant In the sum OF $500 o. and Inter-
eBt, due By hui or exchange. M that he IL
= nOi1-restdent OF the Stats Of Tennessee. and
that for these causes an attachment was sued
OF this court against the property OF de-
PENDANT, fitchner. and the Eame was issued.
and has bean returned by the sheriff. duly
on the property OF defendant, w. A.
F1tehner.
It Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That he make nus appearance herein,
at the Co1rt-House OF the Second Chancery
in the city ofMomphls on Or before the
Monday IN September, ISL, ana plead. an
OF demur 70 comflainanfs bin, ca the
same win b taken foT confessed as t. him,
and set for hearing eEearte. and that Hcopy
Of this order Be published once E week, Tor
fonr successive WeshB IN the Memphis APP
peal. This July !, ISL
A -
MI. L STEWART, CLERK and Naster.
BY 9. ENzoHEE, pep1ty c. a1dM.
eeo. Gtfhami SOL for conpfnt. jy8 81
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g miracle of good printing and
good binding for very little money.
Think of Dickens printed In clear well
cut type, and bound In elegant cloth for
only s~eventy-hvs cents per volume. II Is
dirt cheap. This edition cannot fail 20 be
popular with the masses.
ALMOST FAULTLEss. New York: D..
Appleton & Co. Memphis: Boyle q
Chapman, Main street.
This Is one of q class of English novels
that cannot be too highly recommended.
Pure and slevating in sentiment, they are
full Of interest; educating while they
amuse. We commend Almost Fault
less" to our readers,
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No. 49o3-In the Second ChaDcery Court Of
shelby county Tennessea-W. l.. Stewart
OF al vs.. W. H. Ptttman, George 4. Roberr.
BOE ct al.
IT appearing nom TIE supplemental bill
4 duly sworn to in this cause, that b de-
fendhnt, George r Robertson, Is q non-regi.
dent Of the State OF Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered, by the Clark and
Master. That ne make his appearance here.
In, at the Courthouse OF the Second Chan.
Gerry Court Of Shelby county, In the city Oh
day In October, 1871, and plead, answer OF
de1our to complainantH' original bill, as
veil as the supplemental bill nled herein. or
the same viii be taken for confessed IS to htp.
and set for hearing exparte, q that = COPY
Of this order be published once = week ior
four successive weeks In the Memphis Ap-
peal. This July q, nQl>
II. ID. I. STEWART, Clerk and Master,
BY O. BzLoHWR, Deputy g. and NJ
Randolph, Hammond = JOrden, Soils, for
oompl'ts fy& wed
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K0TICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS,

OFFICE Oh MEMPHIS 4 V~IcKsBURG, r. r. Co.
YIcKsBURG, Miss, August 10, 1871.
To the Stockholders OF the Memphis and
Vteksbnrg Railroad Company:
VOU are hereby notified that a cali Of four
l. and one-bslf por cent OF ths capital
stock OF said Company has been ordered oy
the President and Directors, and y0u are
hereby requested to come rWa and pay
the same 70 John A. Klein, Treasurer of Mis-
sissippi Valley Bank, Htcksourg, on or be-
fore the Dth day OF September next.
By order OF the Board.
R1Is WM. "A. FAIRCHILD. sse'y.
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81 NEws.
-Leddin's College,

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robsrtson's College.
W. 2. Aitoheu's school, es Third 81.
Tbs DAILY APPxAL, I'VE cents per
copy, car be had Of ali nswsmen In ths
city
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
Nc 2lI Main street. Three faultless gem
pclurCa for fifty cents.
II JosEPH's TsFIEMARY-In charge Of
tts SiaJ8rs, corner Third ana Jefferson
st-assa
10 Our ERIENDa-W6 invite letters
from our friends and subscribers In the
CCuntTy We want icy In tho feWest
words, Local movements and events,
politics, crops and industrial and educz-
uonsl progress. These are the things TO
E~fte ahouE.
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STOLEN.

hKULE-sfraYed OF st len from the sub
~ eertber, Al the EethOdf church. neal
~. Ben Hldebrand's IN Dosoio county
lruissippL, on The night Of tss 18th inst, .
Lfs1t colOred goTrel. mare mule, max name
end tail, about eight years old slightly
eltra halted IN born hind legs. I viii pay
ucu Collars reward Tor her delivery 10 Cris-
rn1n, stewart q 90, Nc. SS Er0nt street
Msnnf hfa, or % myself nesr SAID Church.
ia YIN IOkEs. coloreh
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Joz Looks, 2S8K Main street, has
God7. Peterson, Leslie. Demorest, Har-
81. Galaxy, Eclectic, Every Saturdays
ESoorblg, Applston's Monthly PhrenO-
Io1icsi Journal, Baliou, Pleasant Hours,
sd 4 host of other late monthlies. al the
nlrstrased weeklies and principal daiies
of Z United States.
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between the hours OF 10 am ana 4 pm on
the southwest corner OF Aain snd Madison
Streets In the ely OF Memphis, sal1 sc pub
lie sale, TO the highest bidder Tor cash, the
following described property situated IN
sneiby county Tennessee and described as
591Swss se-Hlss lois nnr41efs " = ~ ~ a.
tbs map OF Fort PtcEerinE extended. being
268 feet on the ;aorth cf Van Enren street.
By HfS feet OH the east si6B Of Third stroe1
togsther with ALI the eppQrteDsnoea thereto
belonging Said deed OF 2rusI was executed
10 ssopre the payment OF certain promi7aarV
noses dua Alenkan Brc'R. Rademoffo5
waived, title believed 70 be good. but win
sell and eonvey 0niT a8 Trustee.
aulSfrI 4. 1UDLEf FRAYsER, Trustes.
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BURNETT's Cologne water the fsYonts

SHALL the "penny wise and pound
foolish" policy prevail to-day, and
Memphis lose an important rsilroad2
Now our citizsns viii display again the
sound sense and enterprise which has
made her what she Is already, and vote
this subscription, She must and viii
ratify 1t.
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FOR SALE or RENT.

GFALM-My farm, on the old Raleigh road,
kncEn - the Catholic Place, containing
lEk aues-76 cleared, lon mics from the
& s. crossed bs Cypress creek. and mostly
rls bottom lard Win o water, and ample
GcsumROdElions Tor man and beast.
s. q SNYDER, Md,
$40 eoa 81 Union street
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IRRnWNn n.erver
I.J. bHUWN, OoserVe
WAE DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF Oh. SIG. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. August Is 1871.

Tho barometer has fallen decidedly
since Thursday afternoon at the Rocky
Mountain and Pacific stations, and the
area OF low pressure advancing upon
Minnesota now covers that Stste and also
Kansas. The pressure remains highest
from Lake Michigan to Kentucky, bat
4 falling. The area OF low barometer ex-
ists north of Lake Ontario, with brisk
westerly winds from Michigan to New
Hampshire. Smoke and haze is reported
from Western Nebraska and lows, as also
from Eastern Michigan and Lake Ontario.
Rain hiss bsen reported from the east of
North Carolina and Texas, and now pre-
walls on the South Atlantic coast. The
eyslon, which was on Thursday afternoon
prevailing IN Florida, after moving north
westward, is now taking its usual course
nOrthsastward, and has reached Savan-
nah. No reports have been received from
Florida for the last t~Wenty-four hours.
Local storms are probable for tonight
and Saturday In Minnesota, and the ba-
rometer VIII probably fall, with an in-
creasiDg ha2lness and clouds from Arkan-
sas to New York and northwards. Cloudy
and threatening weather is probable for
ths interior Of the New England States
The storm In Florida viii probably ex-
tend TO Virginia By Saturday afternoon.
with increasing easteriy winds along the
entire Atlantic coast, and northsrly Winds
On tho gulf coast.
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TrHstse's sac.

hinder and by virtue OF q deed Of Trust.
~ 10 me ex scuted, ly jacob 8. Gailowev.
Trustee, and Nary Z. Galloway. mis- vile. on
the lst day OF october. 1870, and recorded IN
the Registers 0nce OF Shelby oounty. Ten
nessee, La record book number Is, page sol.
1 will on
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For attendance, appointing
TUESDAY. OCTOBER z. 1871

As the day for distribution, when i Is ex-
pected VIII be assembled the largest number
of persons ever present at one inns on the
Gun
Tickets, numbered and stamped. good for
that day only, vii entitls the holder 70 Rd-
mission to the Grounds, and participation In
this ehaDces OF the following list OF
VALUABLE CASH FRFNIUHz.
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ME1PEH viii to-day secure q large
country trade, splendid Northern railroad
connections, and develop a hne country,
bonds when the Mississippi River rail-
road Is completed. She must no lose
this opportunity. Vote for tbs sabsorip-
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JNo. b. DAVIS, Master CHAs. C1k
v.
Jas. RIcE--...Mas ICHAs. Clerk
VIII run in connection with tbs trains OF the
Memphis andNL Little Rock Railroad nom De-
wallis Blu6 IS follows: The Usage ulleaVe
Devall's Bluff every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, atA o'clock Pm, on arrival OF train
from Memphis, for Des Arc, Augusta and
JacksonpOrt. Returning, viii leave Jackson.
&C 1 o'clock p.m-, connecting with trains at
DevsIls Blur next day for Memphis and Lit
tie Rock
The SALLIE V. Will leave Deyau's Bluf
every ThurEday, at O'Clock am, and every
Sunday, at O'Clock pm. for Des arc, vest
West Point every Thursday. 8. il o'clock
pm. and every Monday, at o'clock an, for
,DevRll's Bluff and mouth OF river.
The SALLIE V. will leave DeVall's bun
every Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock pm,
for Clarendon, Aberdeen, Cass COe, Mount
Adams, Crockett,s Bal, 81 Snartesl indian
Bay and mouth White river, Returning, VIII
leave mon b of White river every Wedues-
day and Saturday, ats O'Clock q m, connect
ing at DsValIs hluh next day with trains f0r
Memphis and Little ROCK. This boat Will
also run to Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday, at 10 pm.
Passengers by this rOuLe VII 20 through 10
Jacksonport in IS hours less time than BY
river; other points In proportion, Pessen-
gers to points below DeVaLIs Blur VIII save
"A hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped by this line Will reach IT'S
destination considerably In GdVanoe OF al
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
enormous rates OF river insurance and time
by this route.
Through bills Lading signed at once, Nc. .
Madtson street. JOHN q. DAVIS, Presit.
A. P. CURRY, Secretary and Treasurer. jy@
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cuxkFEsTAN AM BEsT-Ar Whitcom0
syrup sor children IS sold Dy
Lentv-fVo cents q hottie, and Is an
sdmirsble preparation for infanttls disoF-
&aA
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EVERY vote cast to-day sgainst the
Mississippi River raIlrOad subscription is
s blow az the future prosperity OF Mem
phia. Every vote Ia favor assures the
completion OF an Important road that
viii Be- Of great hsnsht TO every class Of
oitizeng.
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SsF Advertisement az DR.. Butts Dis
1870. headed Book Ter the Million
Te-r5ers Guide-tn another column. It
ehouid b read b. all
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t~lon-Resldent NOtics.

A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION, Harper's
cheap edition, for sale by Joe Locke, 836K
Main street.
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FnaTHEhs, secondhand furniture and
frusehoid goods Of ali kinds, at SS2 Second
nr-ar
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TIE WEATHER.

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE. U.8.A.0
MEMPHIS, August Is, Is7l,
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ELECTION NOTICE.


ELECTION NOTICE.
appointment Of Iusgss, Clerks, Etc.
IN ACCORDANCE WIPH an ORDINANCE
Il passed BY the General COUNSEL for the Dur
pose OF holding an sieetfOn Ia me city Of
Memphis,
On Saturday, Augast 18Th. 1871,
FOR the purpose OF submitting 70 the quail
ned voters OF tbs city OF Memphis the propO.
siLion 20 subscribe s200.fW In the bonds OF The
city or Aemphis 70 the capital stock Of the
mississippi River Railway Company, etc I
nave appointed the following onscers judges
and clerks, TO hold said election in the pre-
MAECUsL WRIGHT,
sherin OF Shelby county.
FIRST WAaD.
En-gine-nOuss, Main street.
Deputy sherin James J Murphy.
Iudges-J. o. Davis, Patrick Ksnas, G. W.
SswsOm.
Clsrks-Owen Daily. J. W. Carroll.
SECOND WARD.
OveTton Stables, Eain street.
Deputy Snerin James BAILEY.
Judges-MaFttn Reynolds, J. 81. Cannon, Z.
CleFKs-w.J }. Chase, WI MeKson.
THIRD WARD
Engtns-hCuse Adams street.
Deputy Sheriff James @. Simpson.
JudgesJsco5 steinkuh4, John WnkaHs0ns
CIerks-s. l. Barindz, J. =. Henry.
FOURTH WARD.
AMER ONCE. 28 s~econdstrse..
Deputy sherin D T. Nooe.
JudRes-Jchn q. LRnieF. James Brett Nd.
McCalium.
ClsFss-D. s. starley, w.. ". Montgomery.
FIFTH WARD.
Engine house. Shelby street.
Deputy Shsrin J.W Hfnshey.
Juages-K. 5ieger, Jacob SehIndls, CHARLSE
Clerks Charles Leclerq. Martin Cohen.
SIXTH WARD.
Brooks Stables, opposite Waldran Block.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Flanagan.
J1dges-N. 4 Taylor Richard Dare, r. 3.
Clerks-A. V. McRsen. C. N. Dare.
SEVENTH WARD
Engine house, DeSoto street.
Deputy Sheriff Nike Pine.
Iu9ges-J.D Wtmberiy, TT. Franklin 3.
Clsrks-sam Moore. Jr.. B. b. johnson.
EIGHTH WARD
R~Ingwald's Store, opposite Poplar st. Marks .
Deputy Sheriff George c. Holmes.
JndgesJas.B rearton. h. Marks, Z. Bsrinda .
ClerKs-Lsz. IsRaes, Jos. Bshr.
NINTH WARD.
Tray VsrheI's, cor. Auction and Fourth ST.
Deputy sheriff r H. Norris.
Judges-J. D. Danbury, ". 3 Glisson. ]. z. |
Clerks-S. r. Richards, L. Karan.
TENTH WARD.
'eutsl's Grocery, south street.
Deputy Sheriff il. SHARP. l
Judges-T. 7. Wright. Joseph Tsufsl, BOlsnd
avage.
Clerks-N. b. Wright. A. h. Merrill.
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THE finest grades of wines and bran
dies carefully put up in bottles for medl-
cal and family use.
JOHN LILLY, S51 Main street.
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LOST.

IA REAETPIN-A gold bTeastpin, containing
p elkenesV OF Robert Davis. II was In q
Green bow OF ribbon. The hude viii confer
! g yer on the owuer by leaving al Dr. Ees-
con g. OF atths appeal ONES sul5
nOG-LalRs POINTER dog; white and brown
4 spots lad on = chain collar with s. z.
&afker on Il. A liberal reward VIII be paid
81 t~TOugGtto y WALKER
aufe No. US Count street.
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DAWES WELLS 81 RFoWns&
Rro~nsls. SIS Second atroaL
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CoTToN BASKETS, Tighe a Co., 8 How
ards Row.
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sOOaS AND BOARD.

nOARnIE6-ELcslsnt day boarding caa
- be q 81 10i Monroe street, Al nve dollars
Ter week. IN advance. Also. rooms, eleeanily
furnlshed, cen be hsd, with board, Tor two
EersOna. az SKY dollars q month. Refer
encsa required Eus
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No BONDS will be issued until the Mis-
sissippi River railroad Is finished. There
can be no loss by voting the subscription,
since il IS not to be paid until the road is
done. Great injury will be done to the
general welfare of the citylf the subscrip-
ton is not ratified.
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FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.

FFIaF's PsiKt, HeIeaa and Ssads URltss
stAtss Nail Paekst.
James aster,
caves Memphis Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at pm, connecting at Helena with
steamer BHoDA for Mariana and ali
points on LsAnguille river. iy29
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The New and Elegant Passenger and Freight
Steamer
ESEEmmac G. Elicit =
John d. ElEott..--.-.---..Mastsr.
VIII m loading al Louisville for
White river on or aboutths lat OF september,
and remain in the trade the ensuing season.
The Steamer
- Legal Tender -
William Elliott. ----.. Master.
Wul resume her trips In The White river
trade, between Memphis and ~Jacksonport,
September 18th, and remain there the entire
season, leaving Memphis eYeIv Tuesday.
ELLlOTT& MILLER, Agents,
angie R~Eomenade ST., foot o. 1easrson.
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Thursday, Ssptambsf a. Ie7i,

nroooad % sell, 10 Ln8 DIElo1L DI1IoF. IN
easb. between Il O'Clock m and O'Clock
r., At the loot OF the stairs leading 20 f6e
Chancary Court rooms. in tbs city OF Mem
phls, county aforesaid, situated lying and
being In thu atty anorsa1d, and boundsd a.
folioWg. to-Ws1s
Beginning AZ msnOTthW5st corner or Block
q Southeast intersection Of finn and Kerr
streets. theme eastWardlT with the s1utn
o. Kerr street one md ard forty
eight feet and SIX inches 60 Al alley theme
southWardW with the Woss Hn8 o. SAID Al
ley one hundred and aorty-sight feet and
ak inches % an alley thence EatEeruT
one huudrsd and 1rtv-eigbt fact ak Inches
% Fir1h street, hence n~ort0TzrnfT VIM
fha east Line OF fIIh Str8et one hundred ana
forfy-aight feet and six inches 20 tns bazsnn-
fnG.
4 hsliaVe the uue 10 said property 10 bs
good bdt VII sal and convey anlT 4
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THE TROT.
E. Gay Time as the ChIekasaw Course
YesterdAy-Payne Takes the Purse
nuaa Mara

e. Gay Time as the ChIekasaw Course
YesterdAy-Payne Takes the Purse
once More.
There was fair sport at the race track
yesterday, made by two trotting races
which came OF in the afternoon. The
entries in the first race, best three in five,
were the same as those contesting on the
previous day. Psyne's mare was the
fsvorite by long odds during the pool
tempting to make a start at first there
were three or four false moves
made. They got of pretty well,
however, in the course of half an
hours effort, Payne on the outside.
The run around to the half mile post
was not specially exciting, Brothers
horse holding Ia lead all the way, and
came in an easy winner of the frst heat;
Rogers second, and Payne third. Time,
2.51&.
The second heat was won by Brothers
again; Payne third. Time, 2 So.
The third heat was won by Rogers in
1915 Brothers second Payne again
third.
After this heat 1t was thought bsst to
introduce the other race, the mile and
repeat, between Cowan's Dolly Day and
Screw Driver. Cowsn's entry won this
race easily in one heat, having distanesd
the Screw Driver in 2 6IL.
The fourth heat, In the "best three in
i've" was taken by Payne in S.O3%. |
Rogers was second, Brothers last.
The fifth heat belonged exclusively to
Payne, who came in in 2 6s3<, ~distsncinR
the other animals, thus winning the race
at ten minutes to six, or thereabouts.
SUMMARY-First Race
) 3 ! l
Brothers' ................"-s ] 2 3 dis
Rogers .----.. ".............2 2 1 2 dis
Second Race
Cowan's Dolly Dsy..~......,.,..-...,..... 1
SNLOH OElNoIss-sa-.s sFass-.-sON8
A few hundred dollars changed hands
during those races" The winners feel
elsted more or less at their success.
No BONDS will be issued until the Mis-
sissippi River railroad Is finished. There