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No. S5S, R.-First ChaEcery Court of Shelby
county.
WHEREAS, the Southern Life Insurance
w Company, composed Of g. W. MeCarn,
ID. b. Dewey, W. a. Dedrick, f. s. Davis,
Charles NorthrOp, l.. b. Hatch, n N. Dobbs
and Thomas A KerchevtI, original tneOrpO-
rators, have filed a petition in said Court
praying an amendment ti) the charter grant,
ed them by an act Of the Legislature or Ten.
nessee, of date May "A, 1866 (by which said
company was authorized to carry on life
assurance business, etc., in this tnat the fis-
cal year of said company be changed from
the first day of July, to commence on the
drst day of January and e1u on the 3lst day
Of December OF each year hereafter; also,
that the holding OF only $4,000 worth OF real
estate be changed to SJO0,0O0, and that here
after said company be allowed to purchase
and hold real estate TO the amount of $500, ,000,
which said amendment is asked by the d.
rection OF the stockholders OF said company,
as per their action at a met ting. held by tnem
in Memphis on the Attn da.y Of July, lS7l:
1t. is therefore ordered, That all persons
desiring such do make their appearance
herein, at the Courthouse of said Court, in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the
first Monday in October, 1911 and show cause,
il any they have, why said amendment
should not be granted, IS prayed for, or that
the same viii be heard and proceeded with
exparte; and that q cOp! OF this order be
published for thirty days in the Memphis
Appeal. This July g, 1S7l.
EDMUND A. COLE, u ERIK and Master
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy q and n.
Q. W. Frazer, Solicitor. jyN
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TO BRlCKLA'fERS.

OrFY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
~ MENPHIs, TENN, July u, 1871.
81 Sealed proposals viii be received at
this ofice until z N. Thursday, the 9th inst,
for building q brick sewer at the intersection
Of Orleans and Jessam Inc str sets. Tbs city re-
serves the right to reject say or all of the
bids. For Iurther information apply at this
once. J.H. HUMPHREYS,
fyI9 tdty Engineer.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
GOOdwOOd Races.

9SsNNNSSN
LONDON, July N.--Fhe race for the
GoodWoOd cup resulted as fellows:
Mr.. F. Mouncris' FLY Shannon, by
HambIeton, by Newminster, out OF
Rigolette, three years old, first; Baron
Rothschiid's colt Favonious, by Par
meson, out Of Zephyr, three years old,
second.
Seward and tbs KhediVe.
NEW YORK, July 27.-A letter from
Alexandria, Egypt, states that eX-Sec-
retary Seward passed through that
city recently, on the way to COnstan-
tinopIe. While in Alexandria he was
the guest of the Khedive and the re-
cipient of OstentatiOus attention. 1t
is thought he and his party will at
once set out on the home journey.
The Horrible Story from Persia.
LONDON, July 27.-A dispatch from
the East says the accounts from Per-
sia are in no way exaggerated. In adj
ditiOn to the famine, cholera, typhus
fever and the plague are making terri
BILE raVages. The reports of cannibal-
ism are confirmed. The Governor OF
Phirage has placed guard at each OF
tIc CSLlCbCAACo " PAONOht bAAC AAAAOASA
nate and starving people disinterring
the bodies of the dead for the use OF
food. The attaches to the British en-
bassy and telegraphers all fled the
country.
The Pope to the Roman Academy.
ROME, July 27.-The Pope's has re-
piled to the address of the Roman Ac.
ademy demonstrating against the doc
trines held as antagonistic to the spirit
of modern times. disclaims any in
tention on the part of the Papacy to
lay claim to the inherent power to
dispossess sOvereigns, or to assume
direction over the worldly affairs OF
the nations. In ancient times, says
his Holiness, the Christian nations re-
vered the Pope as the arbiter between
the sovereign and the people in cases
of disagreement, and great services
have been rendered by the Papacy in
preventing war and healing up di-
visions among the nations of the
world.
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futures sre weak; spot, 24zSc; July, 25S
August, 1870; December, 255se.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

McCLUsKEY-The friends and scquaint-
ances OF JANIS MoCLUsKEY are requested to
attend his funeral, from his late residence,
2G Poplar street, this CFRIDAY1 morning, at
10 O'Clock. CiIrriages IN attendance.
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Notice

District of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
TTHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
4 his appotn tment as assignee OF 3. b,
Moore, Of Gibson county, Tennessee, who
has been adiudged a bankrupt upon petition
of his creditors.
]. W. DICKINSON, Assignee.
Tspa IgTI w
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sAEDIs.
COueerts--.schOOl COmmeuOemsnts, Etc

From an Occasional Correspondent
SARDIs, MISS, July 26.-We are
having an active an interesting time
this week, with Circuit Court in ses-
sion, and the ladies and other young
people Of the town having concerts,
etc. The commencement exercises of
the Male Academy, under the super
vision of Messrs. Timberlake and
Mathes, 1.-THE latter a brother TO your
esteemed fellow-citizen, Captain j.
Harvey Mathes) will close on Friday
and the determinations will begin at
halfpast four O'Clock on that evening
and continue till six, when there will
be a recess until seven. The evening
exercises will open with an address
by our talented young friend, Major
r. p. Duncan, and we learn something
extra is expected. The prizes and an
apiSrOpriate address will be delivered
bv Colonel II. w. Walter, of Holly
Springs. whose reputation is second
TO that Of no orator anywhere. The
evening will then be taken up with
speeches, dialogues and songs by the
pupils.
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EncOmpassing Us Round and About.

LOUISVILLE, July 27.-The lease
for ninety-nine years of the Jefferson
vile, Madison and Indianapolis rail
road to the Pennsylvania Central,
has fallen through. The officers and
directors of the JeffersOnville railroad
have been negotiating for the sale of
their road ana stock in the Ohio river
bridge. 1t is understood that arrange
ments are so lar completed, that the
road will pass into the hands of the
Pennsylvania Central corporation at
an early day. 1t is understood that
the Pennsylvania Central takes two
million stock in the JeffersOnville
road. They also agree to take the
stock owned by the Jacksonville
road in the Ohio river bridge at par.
This sale will give absolute control to
the Jacksonville, Madison and In
dianapolis railroad, and controlling
interest in the bridge to the Penn
sylvania Central.
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL

NGHICUL LTFtNLJ EDUCAI IONAL
- AND -
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the Legislature ofthe state.
THURsDAY MORNING, GLASS As, July 2, 1871.
8 5 S 10 II n l3 il
S5, 10, 81, 81 a, T. Is, Ss, So y, 80, 70, IS, 81.
THURSDAY EVENING, CLASS IS, July q, ISL
81 st 10 IL L l3 "A
80, 7, Is, 81, 81, ,s5, 81, Al, q, II, "a, p
ty2S 2AZ SECOND STREET.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
Accom- mediation Hack Lins.
Nm. 8. DAVIS, Proprietor.

IN successful operation for SIX years. No
Il THOUGH TICKEIs sold on this line
Parties sEE and Know what they pay for be-
fore parting with one dollar.
These hacks are all Of the very best mate
rial and built expressly for this travel. Tnsy
seat six persons, are large and IOOmy, and
may be used by parties OF nom two 70 Ave
with ordinary baggage, or for LSvALIDs, tha
seats being so constructed as easily 20 con
stitute a bed. Remember, this is the only
Accommodation Hack Line and no through
tickets are sold over II. Hacks may be Sc
cured by letter OF telegraph once At tha
Anthony and Ashley stables, Little Rock. Ark
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
omO1a1 Dravv11a9s.

0mC1a1 DrAw11aEa
MORNING CLASS-NO. $50.
AZ, 81, SO, 80, %, 66, so, 2, 81, IL, 9, Is, "a.
EVENING CLAsS-No. s54.
20, 81, So, 81 Is, A, 30, 8, 40, %, 45, 1S.
Prizes from S10O to $4,000, paid in money,
Lotteries drawing daily. J. K. FRANCE
16H North Court street Box AZ, Memphis
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Nan
ayers, st. Louis, No. iy8
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Notice to Contractors.

Es- Cont acts to build Levee at Dale's Pei u
and Horn Lake Will be let out at a meeting
Of the Mississippi Levee Board, to be held at
the Peabody Hotel, Memphis, at O'Clock
q m, August 3, Isl, Specifications can be
seen at the meeting. r. R. HOWE,
fy2s Secretary Levee Board
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CITY ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE

To encourage the prompt payment Of city
taxes for the current year.
Be 1 ordained by ne General COaslsc1 ofths oig
OF MsMphis'
SECTION l. That the City Tax Collector be
TO alleW to each and every taxpayer who
shall, previous to The first day OF January,
1874, pay the taxes due from him or her to the
city OF Memphis for the orty-fOurth corpor-
ate year (IS7Il, q discount at the rate OF ten
per centum per annum on the amount OF
taxes he or she shall pay for the period OF
time Il shall be so paid previous to said frst
Gay OF January, 1871; and the amount so paid
shall be taken and accepted by the city OF
Memphis as a fu0 payment OF the entire
amount Of the taxes due by such person.
SEC. 2 The privilege hereby offered shall
not be extended beyond the first day Of Jan
uary, Is72, and after that date the 1EX Collec-
tor snail be required to collect the full
amount OF all the taxes that may remain un-
paid.
SEC. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage, and AL
ordinances Inconsistent with this ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Passed nrsI reaaink and referred 70 ord1-
nance COMMITTEES OF Board OF AlQsrinens : ulg
8. 1871. referred to Ordinances Conmltbee oi
Council July &, ls7l. -,
Passed irst reading, as amended, Dy board
Of Aldermen. Rules suspended ~ cnarter
requirements, and passed secolI A1O MA
rescfnQ bv Board OF Aldermen July Is, lSlL
rSsT'lss, firsf reaaina, as amended rules
susnanded and passed second and nnal read
ms a. aIp ended, by Council July los loIl.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
L. 3. RICHARDS, City Register.
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.NAsHvILLE, July 27.--OOtton is steady,
with q moderate demand; low middling,
I7Kc. Bacon shoulders, 7Hc; clear
sides, exc; plain hams, 125Sc; sugar
cured hams, 1ec. Lard, prime tteam,
1Ixc. Wheat, q 2OD1 40. Corn, No.
white, sacked and delivered, 73c. Osts,
No. new, sacked, ,6sc; old, zoo. Rye, No. I,
S0c. Barley, spring No. l, 65c, lglour,
supernne spring, q 5064 76; family $6 50
4 90. Cornmeal. 75o
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The Crown Prince of Sweden, yes
terday, laid the corner stone of a
church at Rotherhithe, to be fre-
quented by Swedish sailors.
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NOTICE.

So Sealed proposals viii be received at
this once, tor thirty days, for furnishing
the necessary
RECORD BOOKS for SHELBY COUNTY.
T. c. BLECKLEY,
tvl2 Chairman (sounfv rourt
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REMOVAL.

HT ". RITCHIE has removed his Hart.
w /. ware and Chain Pump store 70 NO. 30
SECOND STREET, opposite Moores Eaef q
nemp phis. Tsnn.. Jaly 8, IN Hs
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The stockholders Of the Lake Shore,
kfichiosu and Southern railroad have
decided 70 issue the $4,000, 900 shares
~ stoek now unissued. This makes
the ecsDitaI stock of the company $780,
400 000. the amount hitherto issued
Soinoy s25 000. coo. The issue OF the
remaining SI5, 900, 600 is for the pur-
100 Of Notwithstanding the road and
other improvements.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BIIcgEYE SkLVE

WE have Just received a full supply o.
w BUCK BYE SALVE. We shall hereaf-
ter be fully prepared to meet the demand iOl
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesaIe
or retail.
q. W. JONES b co,
fel qsT Main afr
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A Louisville dispatch says that Sem
ator Morgan arrived last night and Is
the guest OF Colonel j. +. Butler.
Many persons called, Notwithstanding
the late hour OF his arrival.
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Il OARDING AZ seven to ten dollaTF ral
u Wsek-nsW rooms. Families accoliil q
dFtsd. So Hsallhfest place In ~ q lsgs
states. tiyIl ;. y. y. ~ ats
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

RRwiey Springs, Va, viii be regularly
opened for the reception OF V1sltOEss on Ile
first day Of June, ISL Situated Is II Is IN the
mountains Of the Valley, II is not only one
state, but its great curative properties are
becoming widely celebrated.
The analysis OF the water by ProL Mallelts
Of the University Of Va, togetneI win the
sxperfence OF many eminent Physicians
prove that it Is "the Springs lor suuef1ng
females but besides It's wonderful tonic
properties Is remedy ~ ssnslal 1eoliltys
anemia and diseases peculiar to females, It is
UNSURPASSED in the treatment OF the various
forms OF Dyspepsia and particularly for
those suffering nom torpid and inactive
iiVer its action upon the Liver, IS well as the
Kidney, being prompt and decided. Very
X, any remarkable cures could be cited OF
tais class OF troublesome diseases.
Rawiey Is now easy Of access, situated only
Twelve miles rom Harrison burg, the present
{. rminus OF the Orange and Manassas Gap
sllroao n0m which point there VIII be two
Oily Lines OF Stages, morning snd evening
: ice last summer the 1rlu1ugs nave been
& atty improved. as well as the road rom
= rrlsonourg to the springs. There is also g
segraph ofice At Harr4gcnburg. Ehe ac-
6 nmOdations VIII be strictly nrst-ciass un-
as the mansgenent Of Joseph \. " WOOdWardl
" ely known as a hotel manager.
.asident ysteians .-GOrdon q A1illsuls.
one OF the other OF whom VIII be IN atten-
dance during the entire season
RATES OF B0ARD-
Fer AonLh..-.s-.aas-------'--- n -,
Per '---'- = ~
r. r pay.....-...,....-,--..-----... = ~
/ afIdren and servants half price.
? ae people OF Mem phis and ne south are
and T. D. v Nitherspoons u. y, Doth OF WnoEo
ia .lss visited this celebrated Virginia y atsr-
Inc Placs. A. n. IKICk. Rresds,
bsIIl Board OF Directors 4 springs Co
1ukA SPRxNGS
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DISSOLUTION.

TVHE firm of Moore, Eader & Co, is this
Il day dissolved, Mr.. G. B. Moore retiring,
Either member of the nrm is authorized 10
collect claims or sign in LIQUIDATION.
Q. B. MOORE,
W 81. EADER
July Is lS1l FRANK MELLERSH.
A CARD-Having this day retired from the
"A firm Of Moore, Eader & Co., / am desirous
OF returning my sincere aud heartfelt thanks
TO a generous public for their kind patronage,
and would respectfully solicit Tor my success
sOrs a continuance Of the same.
&, 3. MOORE.
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MERCHANTS'
FIRE AND MARINEJ
lNS s uRkNCE COMPANY,
C0sFAETS BUILDING,
II Madison Street, Memphis, Terra.
{. aBDAviTT, FFesldsHi,
1T. FAR6ASOh, Vlce-Prssdss;.
e. A. PARKER. .SsOrstans

sF The stock Of the Company Is iowned by
our Merchants and Business Men, and it is
n every respect, fully identified with the In
terests of this community myH
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OFFICE OF CRY Tax coI1zcTOR.

Memphis, July 9d, ls7l. J
The tax books have been turned over to
me- and in accordance with the above ordi-
nance INVITE all Taxpayers to take adYan-
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
tvaq CITY Tax Ccllectors
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MAS0NIe N0TIcE

TNHE stated Communication of Kill Q
Il winning Lodge, No. 34l, Will be held ~
this (FRIDAY) evening. July 28th, at S/NFN
O'Clock, TOR dispatch Of business.
All NJ. Ms are fraternally invited.
By order W. B RICHARDEr, W. NJ.
LOUIS CzAPsKI, Secretary. jy25
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PITrsBUR6

PuTsBUR0, July 27.---P etroleun, Crude,
quiet ana weak, and nominally 121Ee on
the spot; for July, 121ze; seller all the
year, l15sc; buyer all the year. 18c, Re
hned Il steady, with moderate demand;
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NOTICE.
rnnuenco OF Tempernture on n,

Influence of Temperature ON Health
In the fan the difference etwee the tenn
peraturo OF night and day is greater b al
any other time of the year. In the early au'
tumn the quicksilver sometimes rises as high
daring the day as in the most fervid summer
weather; while at night Il sinks 10 an almost
wintery point. The human body, not being
made OF steelor India rubber, sensibly feels
these tremendous changes. To fOrtify the
system against them, a genuine tonic is re-
quired; and the public hiss long since dis
covered that among this description OF med
icines, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is tnhn-
itely the best. II gently quickens the circu-
lstion, regulates the bowels, tones the liver,
braces the nerves. and thus puts the whole
physique on its defense against the vicissi-
tudes OF temperature in our climate. Few, II
any c8ses OF epidemic fever are heard of in
localities where Il Is in common use. As 1t
becomes more and more widely known. and
the demand for Ii increases, chills and fever,
and the bilious remittent seem to recede be-
fore il, and IL ever It sbo1ld come into uni
versal use, these diseases would cease to be
known as the scOurges OF our lOw-lying and
marshy districts. That hOmily bit OF proven
bal philosophy, that prevention is better
than cure" should be especially borne In
mind in the autumn months, and indeed In
ali seasons, together with the fsct that among
all b p~reventfves OF malarious disease,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the most safe
and potent.
Be certain, however, to obtain the genuine
article as countless limitations OF a pernfcious
character are abroad. See that the eXternals
Ere all right, and remember that HOstetter's
stomach BffteTs Is sold in bottles lone.
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f MARKET.

Transactions were very light yesterday
an The general market, owing mainly 70
Wm;Jed stock on hand. Meats are com
parstively scarce, and prices very hrm
The sales In all branches Of trade fell be-
Low those of the previous day. There Is
very little produce In the markets and We
have no changes of moment TO note. Po'
tstoes have slightly advanced, Hay II
scarce ct our last quotations. There Is
scarcely n sack corn in the market.
C-ousiRnments of hay and oats are lOOked
for daily. Coffee IL stin held firm, with
out any change. In brief, no changes are
anticipated until the receipts are sufficient
70 meet the demand. We quote IS fol-
EPPLEs-Per bbl, g 1904; in demand.
RULDFRsi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ce-
ment- per Dbl, s. 70; Rosendale cement,
Sg75af. plaster paris, So 1904; AlRbamH
lime 81 40 per Dbl, by Car load, and 81 q
in store; hair, &c por ID; hre brick, 81 per
hundred; common brick SlO&l2 per 100
delivered.
l2GI5c; inferior, I0Ql2c.
BAaGfNs-HeInp and flax. IL lbs, 1S9
1sKe; 2 lbs, 19@I9Ko; zkbs 2Og4gHei
IRON ties, 5%9Sc, baiing Irvine, 1e9tfe
BAooN-Uesr Sides LG6Zc; city-cureo
SKaSAc; shoulders, 7k@7zc; breaktes
bacon, 1OkQl2c; ness pork, SlS 0Ogl4
Pumps $40 5O9l2; choice and canvased
mama. I50l6Hc; inferior, 124l4c.
BRAH-Sl l0@l % per hundred and ".
per ton.
& CoRxmEAL-Klndried, s. S09S IS; in
store, S. 50.
CABBAGE-Sl@o.
CoFFEE-Rio, T7@21e; Jaws, 24@sOci
Laguyra, 1S922c.
oHERsR-SelllDg at 10@l5e.
CAEDLEs-Light weight, star l29lSei
full weight, iSe.
CANNED GooDs4Qondens8d milk SAG
u 90 per case; cove oysters, ! 10, II zS@
4 so per doz. Ssrdines, quarters, per case
S20G2; halves, SIS.
- %.
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saaasaH Haaaaa aaaasa HaaHas - W
I. b estimated annual cost of Clothing,
including Uniform, which can be purchased
Of the Quarterma ster, is one hundred and
huy-seven dollars. 1t is required of each ca
Diet TO deposit with the Treasurer S25 st the
beginning OF each session, with the under
standing that he shall pay for only what he
actually receives A strict account will be
kept of his expenses, and, If they shall
prove to be less than the sum indicated the
balance viii be paid over to him at the end Of
the year. Beyond the amount deposited no
supplies Will be furnished, until an addi-
tionRl deposit to defrsy their cost is made
8. A Cadet may bring with him the usual
supply OF under ci0thiny; of outer olOthfng, he
should bring none excepting the SUIT he
wears.
8 One Cadet from each County Will be ad-
mitted into the University tree OF expensef for
Tuition, upon the recommendation OF the
County superintendent of Education, and
acceptance by the Executive Committee Of
the Faculty.
10. Persons desiring further information on
the subject of the University, Will make ap-
piication to Prof. W. 3. Wyman, Chairman Of
the Executive Committee, at Tuscaloosa.
OSEPH HODGSON,
augI2 President OF Board of Regents.
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PETITION E0R ING0RP0RATI0N.

In the Second Chsncery COurt OF Shelby
county-No. SO. x D.-WilIiRm B. Green
law, William Nj. Harrington. Hugh u.
Brnkley, John OveTtOn, r., and SAM Tate,
petitioners.
a Ii persons are hereby notified to appear
n before the Second Chancsry Court OF
Shelby county aud show cause, on or before
the INST Monday in October, II any they ave
or know OF, why letters OF Incorporation
should not ISSUE 10 the petitioners herein, In
pursuance OF "A act Of the General Assembly
of the state o. Tennessee. passed January g,
lS7l, ana approved January 80, 1871, under
the name of the Memphis ana lille Rock
Railroad Company, with powers and privi-
leges ola corporate body, fer the purpose OF
transport ne, by suitable vessels and struc-
lures, the rains OF cars Of the Memphis aud
Little Rock Railroad Company across the
Mississippi river, and OF building and main
tanning such railroad tracks and other ap-
-puTtensnces thereto, in the city Of Memphis,
fer the reception Of said t-Rius OF ears, and
the passage Of the same and FOR connecting
the said Memphis and Little Rock railroad
with the several railroad On the east SIDE OF
the Mississippi river, and OF acquiring. hold
ing. establishing and maintaining such
round for depOis aud such depot buildings
and other grounds and buildings a. may Be
necessary for the use, accommodations or
convenience o. the said Memphis aud Litfie
Rock Railroad Company. This a gust q
1871.
n. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and 49,
BY G. EELCHER, Deputy Clerk and Master
Randolph, Hammond a Jordan, soil Tors
for Petitioners. aus
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THE PADUc4H AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
Company.
BANKRUPT SALE.

A s assignee OF John g Moore. a bankrupt,
~ under proceedings In the District Court
OF the United States, for the District OF West
Tennessee 1 will sell TO the highest bidder,
for cash, at the residence OF said Moore, near
Gibson station, in Gibson county, Tennessee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-15
Celebrated Virginia Bitters,

81 This celebrated remedy, invented by q
distinguished Virginia Physician, and used
by physicians IN hat state for years past, is
now coming into general use. Ii Is the
only pnre article Of the q 20 be had.
and for preventing ChilIs and Feversand
all distressing diseases arising nom MAS
matte influences, is the most valuable agent
known. In all cases Of debility. indiges-
ton. loss Of Appetite etc. r. has never had
an equal. No family should b without It.
For sale sverywhera Price 81 per bottle.