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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
dissolution OF co-pAkrNERsH1p.
THAT House Yov LIVE In.

Dr.. Z. p. BANNING. 6r. Of New York. informs the
ladies Of wiimington that be will give series u
lectures. IN 1nstituts HAIL, before them. ON the
physical sdscsiioa. aud ths. prev ention and reno
val Of spinal. seryou, snd difee!ive der.nssmeu,.
follows: On Saturday. Monday. Tussday and Wed
neadsy. the sth. 10Th. llth and l2th Instant
M)thefs snd soung ladies who care to know
more Of the laws Of that Aovse 0f which God ha
copsitutsd then keepers. will do we'll to attend
Admission tree. 6upe5t
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to Builders.

MIDpLErowN, June 9Th. 1872.
The undersigned will receive proposals uni
the twentieth inst. for building an add,t to :he
MiddIetosn Academy, the same to be Of bris
with stone foundation. toe 6rst door or achool
:oom to be twenty-five feet b. thirty three feet 70
The clear. with rscitstion room eighteen feet b,
twenty Eve feet on seco.d doos. the balance OF
second story to be divided into two rooms with
TAR way leading to same; the attic third story
to be- di. ided finish. for sleeping rooms; the
whole to he finished In q good suts'sntial and
worb manlike mnnher. and Of ,he best materlel.
and completed By the first day Of September next
ready for the comencemeot Of the school term.
Che itttc reserve the right 10 reject all pro-
possls if in their judgmsnt to2 high:
JOHN P. COCHRAN.
LiE>RY DAVIS.
JAMES kA<ELY.
81 TO SAMUEL PENNINGTON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
Valuable Farm For Sale.

- The farm Of Hugh Began. lately dscsa;
!!5 cd, adjoining the lands OF j. v. MeCu'
Tough, X. Wilson. II. Swayne snd Others
IL and within +. hundred yards Of swayne s's.
Il q on the Wilmipgton and Reading X. IN
Chris lana Hundred, 6 miles from iimiDst,n.
New Castle County and State OF Delaware. Is ofsf,
I'd at private sale This farm has over 70 acres q
the hest quality Of land. ltis tcsutiuly located;
il hHs Q stream Of water running through u, aha
nss three springs Of the best quality ci ,et =
Possession 20 b. given the purchaser Immediately.
TERMS-Ons. half tAe price III cash. ana tns
balance secured by bond and mortgage on the Tlo.
perty. IN, able at the purchasers choice a. any
time within FIVE years: ,,,y
Apply to MICH AEL HAkklil
No. 4l6 East sixth St. Wilmington, Da
mnrl5f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

DkA11 OF TIE ELEPHANT "Roxuo.s--Ths
celsbratsd elephant "Roaso," sas Of Tie ejslest
ID sead 70 b tns isrgsss In ths Un,Esa HhAsa.
valued q $4,000. died st Chicago on Friday
aftsrnoon The body was presented to the Chi
csgo Medical College This aksIetou viii be
mounted and placed in the nussum.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
CYLVAN SPRINGS!
- CHARLEe KYLE. Prop,istor

mp tor the recepton Of individual visitors. VIC MICS
~ snd sosisi parties knps ;;eoo%nod.iions for
sds. Cakes. Fruits, 4e viii be supplid to ali who
may desire them. No intoxieatins liquors I'm b.
.old the ground. He will also continue bis popu
above named summer luauriss may b had during
the ssop: also. h lendefvess Sixth and Orange
streets. whore he will bs pleased TO see his many
renus ana the public generally. may7- 3nl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
WEATHER RECORD.

reported daily. At 10 A. n. at Public School
No. !. Boy Department Monday. june 10.
Temperature 81 80: Hsiaht Of Baron 'eer. .?S7o .
inches; Drynass. lao: Dsw Point. G1.1o: Wind,
$. W.; Rain Fsll, OOS inches
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10
Help or We perish.

This is what neglected teeth would say ii the,
could remonstrate with their owners and mar
this, the teeth cannot perish or become black o
yellow If the SozopoNT is used daily. eodSw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

N Medical society Of Delaware. int. ndi, g To
V,sit l., wes al the lih i"sts,ant will be tuppl.d
With tickets 1T reduced prices By applying at the
depots at Wilmington. Middletown. Smyrna al d
Dover. Tbs ti,kets will bs good to Harrington.
iune6-@t
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Totifes.
ITO woRklMcMCM.

An adjourned meeting Of tho wortingmen OF Will
minRton will bs held in the Odd Feliows' Hall. on
All wo, kingmen respectfully invited to attend
8je3t" BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

NOTICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to AMI from al points
on the line Of their road and v est Chester.
Express matt er sent to franklin Tsegraph Office.
No, Vest Third street or TO their Derot. Front
and adson or orders ieft with Mem ullen 4 Seal.
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
c. STOLZ.
ap6.n Gent SuD't W. L r. r. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

NOTECE.-All persons requiring State License
IN for the year CONNIE encine June lst 1877, can
procure the came at the Grocery Store of Springer
Clelland L CO. No. 500 West Second street; Will
nington or Of JOHN P. SPRINGER,
junSdiw Clerk of the Peace. At New Castle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

LOIS on west eide Of Harrison street between
Third and Fourth:
Nos. 50, 81, 81, 80, "a, 80, 10 test
each, John Aspen. AZ $l5.25 Ter fl.
Sos. sc. 81, 81, 80, l6 feet each,
?. PIunke''. a, $500 per #.
No. 40. II feet esch, Isaac Muir.
ray," slS75 per f..
Lots OH 40 feet wide street, bs.ween Beech
and Oak:
No. Al, l53 feet, A. q. Grimshaw,
at s. 80 per II.
No. A. l5} feet, Robt. White, At Ss76 per Fl.
Lots on Franklin street, teiwsen Beech and
Oak:
Nos. a, IS. AZ, so feet esch,
Thoa. Foord, Ut $3.50 per Il.
Lot on Harrison street between 4tb
and 9TH, 81 bv 95 feet, 10 Robert
Smith. for $39S.6S or SlO.75 mr. n.
Lot No. 43, 10 feet front by % feet deep, With
frame dwelling thereon erscsed, subject %
mortgage Of $1,000 iu Ci,i.en's Loan Associs.
lion, 10 Robert Smith. for 81 ,oss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-10

ENOR SALE.
e Dwelling House. No. $50 Marke, street. 49,
z feet front, the lut uiniux through 80 II
King street Procession Oct.ber s. 49, ii
.ot on Kirg street adjoining McLear a "
K-rLsIi's coach factory, ~ feet from, ~ NUN,
through to French street. i'o-s..sio Marh ,5b
.s73 khMAtb iL1lS
may .7Gm ALFRED Bits
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FOR r e Mt.
for Sale and for Bout.

NOR SALE--A Pitts 1hrashine Msch;,. i,
H 70 cd order; on reasonable terms J,on,,s n,
JOHN A. CLEAVtk
junTd2~' Delaware City. Dsi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-23
SPORTING NEWS.
Close Of the Prospect Park Meeting
with the Most Extraordinary
TrOtS In Sporting Annals
Interesting Details.
Huntress, by Allen GOldsmith's VOIun.
teer, Beats Best TrOtting Time
on RecOrd-Time, Three
Niles in 7:21 Ia,

NEW YoRF, September 22.-The Prospec
Fark Fair Grounds Association brought fhei,
Sesalnn So1,,111s, meeting 70 successful clos
ordinary trOts that has ever took nlare
Ihey gave purse for a dash OF
three miles, with an extra purse Of one
Thousand dollars, IL 5;s2ls time. made by the
famous Dutchman thfrty-three wears ago. was
oeaten. Until yesterday afternoon Dutch
man tiine Stoo0 at the head OF the trotting
record notwithstanding such turf celeba
Tltles As Flora Temple and General
buaer We're each matched 20 beat ft and
lslIeo. Flora Temple made aR attempt on the
AWenty seventh Of september. 1850, and was
s;S354 tnperfornsing distance at first attempt
ana I: i354 on second trial. General Butler was
also matched 70 beat The time, on the same
u''y OF Dutchnlan, but 10 took him7 81 10 20
me journey. Il is said that Dexter also at
tempted the feat on private trial bur failed.
The glory was len Tor HuntreSs hv Alien
CSoldsmith's Volunteer, to eclipse an previous
seconds.
Huntress trotted the three miles apparently
with ease in s2l5f. Huntress is fifteen and a
half hands high, nne proportions. OF bfsaufiful
dark bay color, with two white feet, one on
lore and the other on one OF the hind legs
In the three-mfle dash three other horses
started, but after the race BEGAN none OF fhe
others were ever near her. She trOtted the
IirSt mile in 2,siz, the second mile in ?: "a and
Jhe tnind IN @;2t5s, making total or ~. She
dashed up the hOmesrretch in the last mile
under a strong pull and did not seem at an
II the termination Of the race. what added
- the wonderful performance Of Huntresg
over DuJchman, is the fact that the mare
troJbed IN harness, while Dutchman trotfed
under saddle and was ridden by the greaf
nOrstIlan Hiram Woodruff. The following Is
the uelalled Time: First quarter 361S: half
lt!ei A-Aas Llree quarters l;3l5 mile, 2s2S3S.
mile and a quarter. 3-l5; mile and a half S:i0.
Inlle and Jhree-q quarters, 4:l75k; two miles
4i2tai Two miles and a quarter, ) 81: two
miles and a half B-asIg. two miles ana y, -,
quarters, as three miles, 7.2l1z. This race
was preceded by q saddle race, mile heat. beSt
tnree II nNe which was won by Lucille Gold
dust beating Seafoanl In 2.35IZ 9.5sIL ,sI,15
---5'4. kne chestnut mare Grace Bertrarn was
yesterday matched 20 beat Dutchman's s three
mic mic race which VIII take place in day or
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-23

CHARLESTOS, September PA personal al
tercarlOn occurred in a restaurant in COIuIn-
bla last evening between Montgomery, Presi-
dent Of the state senate, and samuel Melton
= regular Republican candidate for Office
John D. Caldwell and Mayor ]. NJ Morgan.
Two friends OF Melton, who interfered TO sep
arate the cOmDatanfS were shot, Caldwell in
stantly killed, Morgan but slightly wounded
The Yedlct Of the COrOner's jury charges
George Tupper, friend Of MOntgomery's
with the W1uful and malicious shooting OF
caldwell The affair, owing TO social position
Of me pttrucl pants, causes much excitement.
caldwell Is a brotler-in-laW OF United states
senator EoDlnson- and Morgan a sOn-in-law OF
george A. Trenholm, late Secretary Of the Con-
lederate Treasury. The tragedy grew out of
examinations and recriminatiOns Of a polff-
ical natere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-23
SOuTHE6N
RAILWAY SECURITY co.
Lessees Memphis q Charleston R.R.
CHANGE OF TIME.
4 DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
One Nights Travel aud II Hours Saved.
Proposals for the Construction
OF THE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.

DROPOSALS viii be received up to the 1st OF
Il October, 1872. at the ONCE Of the Texas
and Pacific Railway Company at Marshall,
Texas, for the Grading, Bridging, Tfeing and
Iracklaying Of ive hundred (50O) miles Of the
Texas and Pacific Railway, divided into the
following divisions:
The Southern Division, extending from
LongvieW through Dallas TO Fort Worth, l55
miles.
The Jefferson Division. extending from Mar
shall through jefferson 70 Texarkana, IS
miles,
The east half Of the Trans-Continental Di-
vision, extending from TeXarkana TO the
crossing Of the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad, near Sherman, l55 miles.
The west half OF the Irans-COntinental Di-
vision, extending from the crossing OF the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad 10 Fort
Worth, IS miles.
The Grading and Bridging viii be let in one
mile sectlonsi the Tracklaying by the mile;
the Ties by the one thousand and upward.
Each class Of work to be bid for separately.
The time TOR completing the Grading, Bridg-
ing. and Tieing extends from sixty days to
nine months.
The Company reserves the right to reject
any or all the bids, and in letting the work
viii be the judge of the responsibility of par
ties bidding; and viii give preference TO con-
tractors having OUTFITS on the ground, ready
to commence work within ten days after the
date Of contract.
PrOhles, Estimates and specifications can be
seen al the Office of the Company in Marshall
and jefferson, Texas, and at the Pacific Ma
tiOnal Bank, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Contractors upon arriving on the ground
can obtain work up TO date Of general letting,
on the 50 miles west Of LOugview.
Address until September 18th, Council Bluffs,
Iowa. after that date Marshall, Texas.
aul8 q. M. DODGE, Chief Engineer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-23

NEW YORK, September 22-The defense. in
Inc FOTrester case, VIII attempt % prove an
aAlDL John COnnOrs, Of New Orleans. with
whom Forester and wife boarded. states that
accused was IN southern state, dressed as a
AaDOrer, when the Nathan murder was COM
snltted- and that plenty Of witnesses can be
orousnt torwaru % prove II. He also saws that
New 1Ork detectives offered him money and
otller lnduceIneuts 70 betray Forester, but he
refused and that they told him that the re-
waruS Tor the discovery Of Nathan's mur-
Ierer amounted % nfty thousand dollars, and
Lua5 al lney mad 70 do was 70 put the crime
on FORESTER and this they would have no
NnrE = ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-23

LoUIsvILLE, September 22-The following
4s M greeley 5 programme of travel: He VIII
leave the hotel at eight O'Clock in the morn
ING IN carriage, for Jacksonville, lust
across the river. Here he viii probably make
a orlef speech He win take the train there
lOf Indianapolis at ten minutes after
nine o'clock leave Indianapolis late
lne same night, arriving at Hamilton
ONO, about eight o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing, Al Dayton about ten. and leave Davton
ABOUT eleven for Cleveland. stopping briefly at
Springfield Crbana, Bellefontaine, Forest
carey, t1fdn, Clyde aud Sandusky. He will
prooaDly leave Cleveland on Wednesday
morning. passing through Warren. Ohio.
GreenFslle, CORY and Warren, Pennsylvania,
ga lhe Philadelphia and Erie railroad TO san
Dury5 thence probably 70 Wilkesbarre and
TO New York
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-23
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

Laudon c. Haynes viii address the people
upon the issues OF the day at the following
times and places:
GAINESVILLE, Monday, Sd
Moscow, wednesday, 18th.
Lafayette, Thursday, 20th.
Collierville, saturday, 2sth-
Whites station, Monday, 3Qih.
fsummervllle. Monday, October Ith.
Judge Barbour Lewis and Colonel A. j..
Kellar are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proclamation by the Governor.

JOHN c. BROWN, Governor Of the State OF
Tennessee.-To all who shall see these
presents-Greeting:
w HEkEAS, II has been made known TO
w me that a certain GREEN WILLIAMS,
charged with having committed an assault
with intent to kill and murder, on the Sth
day Of March, lo72, upon the body Of r. NJ.
PreWett, Of our county Of Gibson, has fed
from justice, and is now running at large:
Now, therefore, l, John {. Brown, Governor
as aforesaid, by virtue Of the power and au-
thOrity in me vested, do hereby offer a reward
OF three hundred $500 dollars 10 any person
or persons who may apprehend the said Green
Williams and deliver him TO the Sheriff or
Jailer Of our county Of Gibson, in order that
justice in that behalf may be had and exc
cuted.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the Great Seal
IL. s. Of the state to be affixed, at Nashville,
on the 2lst day of September, 1872.
By the Governor: JOHN c. BROWN.
7. II. BUTLER, Secretary of State. se28
Avalanche and Trenton Gazette publish
d and W.T.
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oAAfHA' September 1.-THE passenger earn
lnGS OF the Union Pacific railroad during last
week were greater than ever before during
the same time. amounting TO ten million
one hundred ana eighty-uine thousand seven
hundred and one dollars. an increase over
lhe corresponding week OF last year Of two
hundred and thlriy-SiL thousand seven hum
eIe1 ana stvent y-twO. The company is ex-
Lenllhg us sn0W-sheds- raising the track in
some places, and smoothing out the cuts IN
Others, aud expect 70 be fully prepared for anv
amount OF snow this winter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-23
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Boy Killed for Cheering for Greeley.

CINCINNATI, September 22.-John p Con-
way a boy OF fifteen years, at ten o'clock last
night hurraned for Greeley, when man in a
UNIFORM with a torch IN his hand, whose
name Is unknown, struck him with his fist
me Doy was simply staggered. not knocked
HoWn- he went home and told his mother he
ni-l lne eir-ache, but said nothing about be-
-HS StTucE- Al two o'clock this morning he
hec'tIne lnSenslble- and &C seven died. The
man VINO struck hiln has not been discovered.
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
" MEMPHIs, TENN, September 9, 1872. !
Bs- The City Tax Books are now in my
possession and 1 am ready for collections, al
lowing one per cent. per month discount
for prompt payment for the 18th cor
pOrafe year, ISz2.
FELIX w. ROBERTSON,
ca10 Citv Tax-fsolleetor
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DIED.

COWAN-PATRICK HENRY, infant son of p.
and NJ. v. Cowan, aged months and day.
Funeral from the residence, n st. Martin
street, this (MONDAY) afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend.
CUNNINGHAM-At his residence, No. 80
Allen avenue, September 2, 1872, at 7:30 pm,
Of consumption, DANIEL CUNNINGHANI, in
his sd year. Due notice OF the funeral viii
be given hereafter.
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$500 Reward.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the camp
y ground, 80 miles east of Oxford, on the 1st
instant, my YOUNG BAY MARE; has a
blaze in her face; no saddle marks; she was
two years old last April; near IL hands high
legs dark from knee down; long coupled long
legged, formed well, no gait, only walks well
foretOp name has been cut of, and perhaps
not fully grown out yet; in good order. Will
give 500 for her return or whereabouts, and
500 for the apprehension OF the thief.
A. VANDERBERG,
se2 Oxford, Lafayette county, Miss.
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l. 0. 7. N. L ". l., NO. 3.

fI1HE above-named Lodge was granted Char
ter by the Grand Lodge OF the state OF
Tennessee, in the city OF Nashville. county
OF Davidson, this 18th day OF September, IS72,
under the auspices Of the Independent Order
Memphis, Tenn, this 18th September; shall be
known by the name Of
Washington Lodge, No. 3, 1. o. Y. N. l.,
whose duties are for TIE amelioration of the
brotherhood; organized by G. NJ and H H
Thompson, acting D. @. N. May this noble
enterprise spread over globe, from East TO
West and from North 20 sOuih.F
K. ID. EWING, q. NJ.
T. 4. EAKIN, j. NJ. NJ.
H H. THOMPSON, q.
Evansville and Nash Vile papers please copy
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sUPPORT THE ORPHANS.
A Magnificent scheme of BenenOence

The WEEKLY MEMPHIS APPEAL, one OF the
largest in the United States, has made an ar
raneement with the Board of Managers Of the
Lauderdale Springs Orphan Asylum. The
churches Of Mississippi found the task OF sup
porting three hundred orphans, al an annual
cost OF not less than ten thousand dollars,
somewhat burdensOme. The APPEAL news
paper was thoroughly identified with the = re-
Delllon,H and, recognizing its responsibility
proposed TO the churches that ii each Of the
thousand Christian bodies that in Mississippi
and elsewhere contribute 10 the maintenance
OF the Home would subscribe for ten copies
OF the APPEAL, the APPEAL would furnish
Ten thousand dollars 20 the scheme OF benefi-
cence- IN other words the pastors Of churches
become agents tor the APPEAL, which trans
i--lls one dollar 70 the asylum for each sub
scrber paying two dollars and hfiy cents
I9rnlshed By churches, or pastors or agents Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-23

Since the last election for Congress
an act has been passed that changes some
what The manner Of voting for Con0resSuan
The old rule was 10 place the name OF the can-
didate for Congress upon the state ticker
The new statute requires that Il shall be seDa-
rate and distinct. Care should be taken In
the coming election 10 see that the ticket FOR
Congressman be on a separate paper from the
state officers
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Privileges at the Fair.

q EALED bids for the bar privilege for white
- persons, at the Fair of the Memphis Ag-
IicultuTal and Mechanical Society, will be
received at the Office of the Secretary until
u o'clock m, October lst. This privilege in
Gludes wines, liquors, ale, beer, cigars and to-
Dacco, and the use Of the principal saloon or
llege for colOred persons viii be received as
above, including the use Of a stall for bar
room.
Each Of these privileges is exclusive except
as TO cigars and tobacco. All persons who de-
sire 10 secure any other privileges, such as for
selling truit, confectiOneries, cigars, tobacco,
Ice cream, soda-water, ETC.; also, restaurant
privileges are requested to make personal APP
pllcauOn 70 the Committee, through the Sec
retary, at the Chamber Of Commerce.
JAS. II. EDMONDSON,l
= Z; kogBISs, SCemmittee.
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FASHION.
The Winter styIes-NeW Things for Fall
Dress-PoIOnaise, ChiIdrens' Dress
-"WOman's CrOWning Glory

There is a new style suit which will be very
popular this winter 1t IS named after the IA
nous songstress "Lucca," and is thus de-
scribed:
.This is an elegant train made with corsage,
over-iress and train of heavy black gros-grain
silk the upper skirt caught up in the back
and fastened between the shoulders with a
full bow and ends, while the train sweeps in
undulating folds over the underdress, or is
gathered at a moments notice into bOuffant,
elegant pOlonaise at the back, thus combining
two most desirable garments in one"
In a Main street emporium Of fashion Sat
urday the entire dress was exhibited IN nne
tissue paper, with all the parts cut, notched,
and so admirably arranged in duplicate in
large envelope that il would be impossible for
the purchaser to make a mistake in getting
m the dress at home,
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Notice to Stockholders.

OFFICE MEMPHIS & OHIO R. r. Co., I
September l, 1871.
T'HE Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
TO serve this Company for the ensuing year,
wiz be held at the Company's Office in this
city on the first Monday, being. the 7th day of
October next, between the hours Of 10 am
and pm. B0- Bona JGde stockholders will be
passed FREE, on the 7th and Sth days OF Oeto-
Der, on presentation of Stock Certificates to
the Conductor Of any passenger train. By
order OF President
fsell r. A. PARKER, Secretary.
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F. W. RoYsTER. JNo. P. TREzEvANT
ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT & co.
REAL ESTATE
Exc an ge,
NE. COR. MAIN and JEFFERSON.

For saIe.-A Daily Farm, of ten acres;
small cash payment, with ample time TO pay
out the balance by sale u milk.
Also a large and costly Jefferson Street Resi-
dence at the value of the vacant groundE
For Rent.-A Cottage Residence on Mosby
street, with privilege of buying at a low figure.
For Exehange.-A centrally located Resi-
denoe for larger vacant lot.
For Lease.-Ten Years Lease on Desirable
Lots on Madison street extended.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.