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EXPOSITION PRIVILEGES,

GEE LED BIDS will be received until u
y o'clock on Monday, 30th inst, for the fol-
lowing privileges (day and night during the
thirty days which the Exposition will be
open, viz:
Saloon for sale of Wines and L quors.
Saloon for sale of Beer.
Space for sale Of Soda-water, Mead and
Lemonade.
Space for sale of Cakes, Candies, Ice-cream
and Fruits.
Space for sale of Meats, Bread, Oysters and
other things of substantial food,
IesseeS must furnish their own counters. ta-
bles and other fixtures, and keep their space
in proper and cleanly condition.
One-third of the lease must be paid for on
acceptance of the bid and execution of the
contract; one-thild must be paid ten days
thereafter, and one-third on the 25th October
Notes must be executed, with approved in
dOrsers, for the deferred payments. Failure
TO pay notes at maturity will forfeit the lease.
q Bids Will be received for any other privi-
leges not conflicting with the above.
. Tie Committee reserve the privilege of re-
jecting any or all bids
8Bids may be filed with the undersigned, at
his office, 27S Main and . South Court street.
GEO. MELLERSH,
seg5 Chairman Committee
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HERNANDO.
Grand Free Barbecue ON the Third OF
0ctober-Free Ride, Free Drink,
Free Feed and Free speech.

The friends and supporters Of Greeley and
Brown viii give n grand free barbecue at
fernando, Mississippi, on the third OF Octo-
ber, which promises 70 eclipse anything OF a
similar nature which has taken place in this
section OF the country for many years. To
This mass s-meetinE OF the friends OF the LIB
erel movement trains will run free both from
the north and south, and the Committee of
Arrangements have been attentive to see that
everything connected with the affair is gotten
up on such a scale as 10 make il an occasion
long TO be remembered. Bands Of music
have been engaged. who Will be on the
spot to discourse sweet and patriotic airs.
The speakers comprise Hon, r. Jeffords,
Hector for the State AZ Large, Of Mississippi +;
Hon Emerson Etheridge, OF Tennessee
Hon c. S. Cameron, OF Arkansas; General j.
n. Chalmers General +. Maithall, General
~. s. FeatheTston, Hon, L. Q. {. Lemar, Hon.
]. W. {. Watson and Van u, Manning.
The special train, carrying everybody with
out money or price, viii leave Sengtohia at
nine O'Clock ia the morning. II viii leave
Horn Lake Depot az half-past ten O'Clock in
me forenoon. Returning both ways, trains
will leave fernando az fefty-nine minutes
after 1--WE o'clock in the evening. y VIII stop
al an regular and way stations.
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HAYNES AND LEWIS AT MOSCOW
YESTERDkT

The inevitable Barbour Lewis has re-
turned from Long Branch with enlarged
rotundity and pockets stuffed with
greenbacks aud campaign documents.
He came home frantic for political en-
counter with Landon c. Haynes. In
deed, he was spelling to get at his oppo-
nent. Yesterday he rushed up to Mos
COW for the purpose of meeting Mr..
Haynes, and they spent the entire
evening in joint discussion.
We had the pleasure of being present,
and we must say that in all the political
discussions We have ever heard, we have
never seen a man so triumphant as was
l.. c. Haynes yesterday-so demolished
as was Barbour Lewis. Our reports In
another column furnish a mere outline
of the discussion. Mr.. Haynes took up
every point made, and exposed them
one by one in language so plain and
triumphant, and with a manner
so vigorous, that Lewis dwindled al
most to the smallness of his own soul
under the blighting sarcasm Of Haynes,
and the contempt and derisive laughter
OF the audience. Let it no longer be
supposed Barbour Lewis is devoid of
sensibility and shame, for yesterday,
the first time, perhaps, in his life, he
lost jaunty impudence and-blushed!
He was even forsaken by his
saldOnic smile, and writhed and
squirmed, and seemed to expert
enee all the different kinds Of torture
which man in the public pillory is
supposed to endure. Haynes traced
him through all his serpentine mean
.derings, and as he exposed him, the
crowd manifested the widest enthusi-
asln. In q word, Lewis was fiayed alive,
thrashed into a jelly, ground into mince-
meat. Haynes held him up before the
crowd, and pulled off his epidermis
as easily as if it had been the skin of a
ripe fig. No pUgilist ever came from the
ring with half the bruises and sores upon
his person that Lewis exhibited after he
emerged from the rack upon which
Haynes toasted him for one long hour.
AIR. Haynes's speech was not only pun
gent, pithy and overwhelming, but it
was also calm, dignified and statesman
like. He showed all the elements of a
popular orator-boldness, skill, vigor
and kindling zeal. He has mind of
great energy and grasp. The result was
most gratifying to his friends. We felt
proud of our standard-bearer yesterday.
The cause will be triumphant under his
championship. We can only say, in
conclusion, that our friends gave US the
most gratifying account yesterday in
regard TO the canvass for Congress for
the State at Large. From what we
heard, after diligent inquiry, we are
satisfied that there was not johnson
man i'm the crowd.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, September 25.-Cotton firm
er; ordinary to good ordinary, l59l614c
low middling, l63zc; middling, l7c. Net
receipts, 1856 bales. Sales, 500 bales. Stock,
l502i bales.
SAVANNAH, September 25-Cotton firm
and in good demand; good ordinary, l6Hc;
receipts, 249 bales; exports coastwise, llS0
bales. sales 1870 bales. Stock, 1861 bales.
GALVESTON, September 25.-Cotton is
10 Sa sooo soTes az 4 as Stc ~
bales.
MOBILE, September 2j.-CottOn firm;
low midd,iL-s, l7%E5Sc; middlings, lS14c.
bales. sales, 800 bales stock, 1852 bales.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate
Saturday. Onfnhar Dc. 1879.

No. l5i, n. Rim the-First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee-B. H Waddell
for use, etc., John Simmons VS.. b. f. Boon
DY virtue of a decree for sale entered in the
ID above cause, May q, 1871, will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front
OF the Clerk and Masters office, Greenlaw
BLOCK, Second street, in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Saturday, October 26, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
property, to-wit:
Part OF Block No. II, in the W. Z. Butler ad-
d1uion In South Memphis: Beginning ut a
point on the north side Elliott street, $50 feet
east of the intersectit N of said street with De-
Soto street; thence eastWardIy with the line
OF Elliott street 473 feet to q stake; thence
northwardly to the north boundary line of
westwardly SO feet inches to a stake; thence
sorthwardly "a feet TO the beginning
Also, Lot NO. and n part of Lot No. :, in
BLOCK 10. Il, in South Memphis, and begins at
southwest corner of Lot No. 8, in said Block
No. Il, on st. Martin street; thence north
WafQiy, with the east line Of st. Martin street,
~ feet Inches; thence eaStWardly and paral-
lei with Vance street to the bayou; thence
southwardly with the bayou about Y feet
inches TO the southwest corner of said Lot No
5; theuce with the south line of Lot No. s
weStwaldly SOi feet 70 the beginning, being all
OF Lot No. and l255 feet of Lot \ o. Z.
Also, Lot No. SO, in Block No. =, in John
OvertOn subdivision of his one hundred and
eighty-ope acre tact in South Hemphis and
fronting 90 feet on the south side of Clay
street, and running back 10 feet.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit of seven and
twelve q and ~ monthsi purchasers to exc
cute notes, with approved securities; lien to
be retained till same are paid. Equity of re-
demption barred. This September p. 1872.
E. a. COLE, Clerk and Master
licitOrS, sa95
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SIa.50o. 900 Railroad and Bridge EHb-
aIdV.

SAN FHANCISCO, September 25.-The super
-. sof.s last night, by n vote OF ten 10 Two,
-. -, -sed ordinances allowing the people TO vote
=, million dollars donation TO the san Fran
cis.o and Colorado Railroad company also
I5.sts5. railroad Company, for the purpose OF
.',,strue ting a bridge across the bay, thirty
49, s5,Ir i j Of san Francisco, at haNenswoOu-
,.lrt.ffa fbass Ordi nances We're served Win ail-
niicatioR FOR an injunction from one OF tile the
49, - t,ourts on complaint OF clfiIeps, VINO
AJlssIle AlJ t1,st me Supervisors had been hFtbep
l,.'i ~ ,75rae hundred thousand dollars TO pas
t,ose ordinances, disregardlng theiI Sworn worn
ia.,.,as me Supervisors proceeded 70 take
~,llai LA sr,+tnY Legal investigation VIII pc
made The supervisors also rejecte,d, an ,9l 9Tai,
nance allowing the e1is ers 95sb Psrailei rail-
ssad. Public sentiment appears almost a unit
against these proceedings ana, lfsit ts5
e6Dearsnees both prOposlilons VIII " gfy
l t.- tl,f1 ,1eer,ls a vast Iaaj jority OF Wfloisl
wanted the thirty 1fih Parallel pr3ect, ,sdS- SUD
mitted, as the oh4E ONT rom central Pa
cine domination.
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IlLEEb.

DEAN-Monday evening, at the residence
of mis- mother, near this city, Captain HIRAM
DEAN, aged 81 years.
louisville papers please copy.l
BROWN-At3 pm, 18th ;nst HELEN AL
LIE, second daughter of ". n. and II. L.
Brown, aged years, 3 months and days.
The friends of the family, and Of Jones
Brown & Co., are respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral this (THURSDAY) morning, at Il
o'clock. Carriages at residence, 81 Union
street, and at Flaherty, Marley & Sullivan's.
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LOUISVILLE, September 25.-The Colored
Liberal Convention met al noon to-day at the
Public Library building. II opened with
reading psalms, singing hymns, and prayer.
The delegates present were from twenty-five
States including W. y. Sanders, from Mary
land. The convention was called 10 order by
W. H. Chambers, from indianapolis, Chair
man National Executive Committee, who was
chosen temporary Chairman. The Committee
on Permanent Organization was appointed,
and the convention adjourned until three
O'Clock this evening.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 25-The opinion of
Chief Justice Cockburn disagreeing with the
decision OF his co leagues in the Geneva Tri-
bunal, Is published in the Gazette. II makes q
pamphlet Of two hundred and fifty pages.
A special dispatch from COnstantinople
says that one OF the last public acts OF the
late Pasha was to hold an interview with the
Gar. The meeting took pace on the nine
teenth instant. The Gar expressed a desire
that the relations between Russia and Turkey
should still be more friendly.
The Khedive has appointed Cherif Pasha
Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
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NOn-ReSident Notice.

No. %, r. DIN the Probate Court of shelby
county, Tennessee.-JOhn League VS.. Maria
Balm, John Balm, Joseph Balm, George But
Ter, Maria Butler, his wife; William Cox
and Mary Cox. his wife; and Charles BlanZ
and Caroline Bianz, his wife.
IT appearing from bill and also from amend
i ed bill in this cause which are sworn TO,
that Charles Blanz and Caroline Blanz, his
wife, are non-residents OF the Stateof Tennes-
see and residents of the State of Arkansas;
1t is therefore ordered, That they make thelr
appearance herein, at the courthouse of the
Probate Court, of Shelby county, Tennessee,
on or before the first Monday in Novem-
Der, 1872, and plead, answer or demur to
complainant's bill or the same VIII be
hearing exparte; and that a copy of this or
der be published once week, for four success
sive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
oath day of September, 1877.
A cOpy-attest: JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. Il. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Hanson q Estes, SOls. for cOmpin't lse26 thu
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DISSOLUTION.

TIHE partnership heretofore existing under
/ the style and firm name of J. N. Dobson
& Co., was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
tenth instant. MeSsrs. d. Block & Co., selling
their entire interest in the firm of j. N. Dob
son & Co., to the remaining partner, Mr.. ]. N.
Dobson, who Will continue to carry on the
business as heretofore, without change of the
firm name, and assumes all liabilities of the
old firm. d. BLOCK,
NJ. BLOCK,
J. G. HAMILTON,
se25 j. N. DOBSON,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HUNN-The friends and acquaintance OF
Alexander and Martha Hum are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral of their son
ALEXANDER, this CTHURsDAY) afternoon, at
3 O'Clock, from the residence, 50 Linden street.
Services by Rev. DR.. Patterson.
Carriages at HOlst's
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BERLIN, September 25.-The authorities
have stopped the transmission by telegraph of
cypher dispatches OF five hundred words
signed by Napoleon.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boats Leaving To-day.
In Port.
Clarksville, Glasgow.


LoUTsyrILE, September 25.-The. river is
stationary, with Is inches water in tite chute,
and 80 inches large on Portland bar: Weether
clear and cool; heavy storm last night. doing
much damage in the city. Five coalboais ana
toat broke loose from their toW-heads. Inc
boats were caught, but the float went over the
falls and sunk s bowlder boat also drlfteu
down the chute and landed on the lalls.
LITTLE Rock, September A.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River stationary, NitR 0inches
water in tins channel here.
st. LOUIS, September 25.--NO arrivals. De
parted: city OF QHincy and Glencoe, for New
Orleans; Grand Tower, Tor Memphis. River
falling. Weather clear and cool % day; heavy
rain last night.
NEW ORLEANS, September 25.-ArriYed
Dexter, Henry Ames aud Jennie Howell, from
st. lis0lis. Departed: John Kyle, for st. Louis.
Weather Giear and warm.
CINcISEATi, seBfember 2l-The river IS
stationary, with . feet inches water in the
channel.
VfcKsBURG, September 25-No boats
| Weather cloudy. River falling.
CAIRO, september 5.--River stationary
\ Weather clear and pleasant.
miscellaneous.
1 Business wss dull yesterday, only two ar
| rivals aud one departure.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September 25.-Eighteen thousand
Communists are yet IN confinement. Ii Is the
intention however TO imMed late Y release one
half this number, and only those accused Of
assassination, ,thieving and arson will be tried.
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DIRECTORS;
e. MCDAvIITT, President.
JOIN JOHNSON, Mayor.
J. T. FARGAsoN, OF Fargason q Clay, Com
mission Merchants
JOHN I. STRATToN, Of Stratton, James < Co.,
Commission Merchants.
NAPOLEON HILL, of Hill, Fontaine & Co.,
Commission Merchants.
W. A. GOODWIN, Cotton Broker
NJ. E. COCHRAN, of N. E. q J. w. Cochran
Lumber Dealers.
H. L. JACKSON, of Estes & Jackson, Attorneys.
NATHAN ADAMS, Stan:o on, Tennessee.
THIS COMPANY OFFERS EVERY REA-
Il sOnable Inducements TO insurers. Its losses
are settled fairly and paid promptly, while its
rates are as low as any solvent company can
afford SaO5
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING been appointed at the September
term, 1872, of the Probate Court of Shelby.
county, Tennessee, Administrator of Thomas
J. Dill, deceased, this is to notify all persons
having claims against him to present them
within the time prescribed by law.
se26 JAMES J. SULLIVAN, Admir-.
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CABLE TELEGRAMS.
DENMARK.
PRESSIA.

CoPESHAGEN. September 25.-Kmg Chris
tian is seriously Ill.
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DICKINSON, WILLIAMS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AM
Commission Merchants


NOs 200 FhUNI 81, IUBs CUUhI1
UTHERE they can be found ready to supply
w all customers with Bagging, Ties, etc, at
the lowest rates. They are also agents for
Smiths Improved Cotton Press-a very
superior pres+prfce only 500. They request
you to call and examine Tor yourselves. They
will also sell your Cotton and Produce for the
best market rates, and charge you LEGITI-
MATE COMMISSIONS. They ask you 10 call ana
see them or write them. aun
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A IL PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

F5- For sale by the German National
Bank, Fifty Thousand Dollars of Shelby
County BOnGls, issued 10 the Mississippi
River Railway Company, and due on the
first Of January, 1870; also, Thirty Thousand
Dollars of Lauderdale County Bonds, issued
to the Mississippi River Railway Company,
one-half of which are due on the first of Jan
uary, 1875 and the other half on the first of
January, 1876.
We recommend these Bonds as a safe and
profitable investment, and at the present
prices, S715 per cent. and interest, will pay
over Z per cent. se25
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2. W. SEMMES. ARCHITECT,
254 Second ST.. Irving Block,

OFFERS his professional services to the cit
" izens of Memphis and the surrounding
country. ONCE lately occupied by the late
Francis Foster Se26
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Notice to Stockholders.

OFFICE MEMPHIS & OHIO r R, Co.,
September ], 1871.
VlHE Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
% serve this Company for the ensuing year,
viii be held at the Uprnpany's once in this
city on the first Monday, being the 7th day Of
October next, between the hours of 10 am
and pm. BS- Bona JitIe stockholders win be
passed FREE, on the Tth and sth days of octo-
her, on presentation of stock Certificates to
the Conductor of any passenger train. By
order OF President. 1855 y
[selI R.A. PARKER, Secretary.
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MiseeIIaneOos,

Business wss dull yesterday, only two ar.
rivals aud one departure.
a coiorea ronstef named Chesley fell of The
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SCHEDULE OF CASH PREMIUMS /:

To be paid IMMEDIATELY AFTER the Dis
tributiOu takes place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-10
Rally TO the Court House this evening

The Horse DEPARTMENT The large
premiums offered and the well-known repu-
tatiou o. the Rock Island track will serve
to bring many of the fneEt trotting and
racing horses in the country to our county
fair. In recent issue of THE ARGUS de-
tailed description was given of acme of the
horses which arc already on the ground.
Many more have been heard from and the
horse department of the fair promises to be
one of the most attractive features.
The following entries have already been
made. Under class B. No %, sweepstakes.
srotting years old, C. Drury, New Bos-
ton, Logan Colt; 0. J. Dimick, Rock
Island, two BAshRw colts R. Switzer, Wash
ington, Iowa, brown colt "Durant"
Class B., No. %, sweepstakes, trotting,
years old, John L. Wilson, West Liberty
Iowa, sorrel stallion, General Grant,
j. Dimick, Rock Island, Bashaw colt
"JO Dimick;" c. Drury, New Boston, Lo.
gan colt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-10
NERVOUS DEBIrITY.

WITH its gloomy attendants, low spirits
w depression, involuntary emissions, loss
Of semen, spermatorrhosa, losS OF power,
Dizzy head, loss Of memory, and threatened
impotence and imbecility, find a sovereign
cure in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC Eo. TWBNTY-EIGET. Com
posed of tho most valuable mild and potent
CurAtives, they strike at once at the root of the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart vigor and energy, life and
vitality to tine entire man. They have cured
thousands of cases. Price, 81 per package of
Eve boxes and large 81 vial, which is very i'm
portAnt to obstinate or old cases, or 81 per sin
gle box. Sold by ALL Druggists, aud sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address, HUMPH-
REYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINE CO., $50 Broadway, NEW YORK
ChAs A. Benser and C, Spidsl, Agents for
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-10
Rally to the Court House this evening.

TIE FERRY.-RichArd Lloyd, the Alderman
elected by the Democracy TO secure the removal
Of the ferry landing to Eagle street, made q sad
blundsr on Monday Instead of offering new
resolution ordering the removal OF the wharf
boat, he simply offered a resolution instructing
the Mayor to have the Buford resolution of 1859
enforced. This resolution requires the removal
OF the ferry boat, an institution which II is ad-
mittsd the council cannot control. The wharf
boat it is claimed, is subject to the orders of the
ooun;il, though this also is disputed Union.
Who admits" oil this? Has any Court
admitted 1t? Has the City Council admitted
it? Has the Mayor admitted it? Has any
lawyer mot paid or rstained) admitted it ?
Has any intelligent man, not interested in
the question admitted it? Our neighbor
had best 60 . little slower in admitting
away the right Of the City to control the
landing of boats at our Levee. 1t has moi
yet been decided that the City has no rights
on the Levee. Alderman Lloyd did exactly
right. He, and Aldermen DrAyton, Kelly
Koch and Riley 1--we Aldermen, and q msjo
ity of the whole Council) seem determi ned
that the right of the City to control this and
all other matters pertaining to boats OF
railroads on the Leyee shall be maintained
Whatever others may do, they do moi
seem willing to "Admit" away the rights oil
their constituents in these matters, in ad'
vance Of any legal decision depriving them
OF their rights.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-10
Rally to the Court House this evening.
NOTES, HERE AND THERE.

NOTES, HERE AND THERE
Truuks at Sl.75 aud valses at IS cents at
Livingston's.
The Davenpor. Gazette has changed its
time table, aud will hereafter issue on Sun
day instead of Monday morning.
The Scientific american of this week
says ths, on the 10th Of August, unless the
calculations of our astronomical SaGaHs fail
us, the earth will pass through a ring of
meteors -the remains of the comet of 1852
on which date We may expect e meteoric
display Of greater or less brilliancy.
George Tawndraw, baggage master on
the Southwestern branch of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific railroad, fell between
two cars on the passenger train going east,
Wednesday afternoon and WIS cut in pieces
The accident occurred near JsmesqcEs, Mo.
Mr.. Tswndraw lived at OnOnwA, Iowa, and
had otfeiated for many years as conductor
and baggage master. He was well known
by the railroad men in this section.
FAbbri's Italian Opera Troupe appears
this evening at Darts Hall. Tomorrow
Sunday evening this troupe Will presea
the Opera of "Lacretia Borgia," at tbs
German Theatre, Davenport. Messrs. Wei
derman & Hill, prOprietors OF the Theatre
have chartered the ferry boat to run afte
the entertainment for the accommodation o
people on this side who may wish to attend