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Barber, Blunt, Bre wster, Butler, Burch
Cage Greene Harris Harper, p. +. Her
| wig, E. +. Herwig, Ingraham, kelso, Mast
cot, Pollard, Stamps, Sypher. VWItchei'
Weber, Wharton.
Against Confirmation-None.
The Secretary called the roll on the nomi
nation of D. King Hunt. az justice OF the
peace, sixth ward. parish Of Catahoula:
For cOnirmation-Alexan Anderson.
| Barber, Blunt, Brewster, Butler, Burch
| Cage, Greene Harris, Harper, P. +. Her
wig, E. F. Herwig, Ingraham, kelso, Mast
cot, Pollard. Stamps. Sypbero 1W'teheli'
| Weber, Wharton-22.
Against contirmation-None.
The Secretary called the rol. on the nomi,
nation of Matthew Davis. constable. sixth
| ward, parish o. Catahoula:
| For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Anderson,
Barber, Blunt, Brewster, Butler, Burch,
Cage, Greene Harris, Harper, P. /. Her
| wig, E. T. Herwig, Ingraham. kelso. Masl-
cot, Pollard, Stamps. syphers YT!teheu'
Weber, Wharton-3.
Against COMMUNICATIONS.
The Secretary called the roll on the nomi-
nation Of General Drumgould az Justice OF
the peace, parish of CstahOuls. eighth
ward:
For confrmatiOn-Ale1 Anderson,
Barber, Blunt, Brewster, Butler, Burch,
Gage, Greene, Harris, Harper, 7. +. Her
wig. Z. F. Herwig. Ingraham, kelse, Mast
cot, Pollard, Stamps. SypheE. TwItchel!.
Weber, Wharton.
Against conirmation-Sone.
The Secretary called the roll on the noni-
nation of Harrison Gordon, as constable.
parish of Catahoula, eighth ward
For Observation-Disclosures Anderson,
Barber, Blunt, Brewster, Butler, Burch.
Gage. Greene, Harris, Harper, 2. +. Her
wig, E. F. Hervig, ingragam, kelso, Mast
cot, Pollard, Stamps. Sypher. !wltchsA'
Weber, WHARTON.
Against cOnfirmation-NOne.
On motion of Mr.. Ingraham. the Senate
rose from executive session.
P L. BECHTEE.
Secretary of the Senate.
SzSAr. caA.aER, !,
Friday. January Is, 1875.
The Secretary called the roll
Present-The presiding officer and M'sscs.
Alexander, Anderson, Barber, Blunt. Brew
ster, Butler, Burch, Cage, Greene, Harris,
Harper, p. F. Herwig, Z. +. Herwig. In
graham, keso, Mascot Stamps. sypher,
Twitchell, Weber. Wharton-2i.
After discussion on matters concerning
confirmation Of appointments. on motion OF
Mr.. Ingrahsm, the Senate rose from excel.
tive session,
p Z. BECHTEL.
Secretary of tho Senate.
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EAgoHAI-Y - Nv OSIp.S.
CT. Hail April2 49,.
mo s06..- Series |
An ordinance providing for the paymeG: OF
the account therein named.
BE /. ordained. That the following appro
prlation be and 10 hereby made. and
that the Administrator Of Public Accounts
warrant GA the Administrator. OF Finance
IN payment of the same:
J. Fitzpatrick. clerk Of the First District
Court. for fees and costs during the month
of December, 1872, approved by the Judge
of the FIRST District Court, $l.,i ~.
New Orleans April l. 1873
Yeas-Brewster. Calhoun. Eit.enreite-.
Lewis. Schneider, Sucker. Turnbui..
LOUIS 4. WILT. Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCCIIY Secretsrv
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hAyo2ALrs OF RXy O3LHAss. {
Gi.y Hall. ApTiL 2. 1872.

mo. :-}is-Administration Series
Be i, ordained. That the first section es
ordinance Nc. $50. Administration series.
be and 10 hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council Of the cit: q:
New Orleans. April |. 1873.
LOIIS a. WITT. Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCULLT. Secretary.
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Secretary of the Senate.

SsHArP CIAsErE,
Monday. January IL. 1875. )
The Secretary called the roll.
Present-The presiding officer and Messrs.
Alexander, Anderson, Barber. Blunt. Brews-
ter. Butler. Burch, Gage. Greene, Harris.
Harper, P. F. Herwig, f.. f. HerVig, In
graham, Kelso, MasicO,, Stamps. Sypher.
Tvitehell, Weber. Whavton-2l.
After some discussion on matters con-
corning confirmation OF appointments. on
motion of Mr.. Ingraham, the Senate rose
from executive session.
P. Z. BECrTEl..
Secretary of the SENATE
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J. Bordeau, constable, first ward
f. Fontenelle, constable, first ward.
A. Mendoza. constable, second ward
J. Roderiguez. constable, second ward.
Felix Berard. constable. third ward:
Americas Champagne. constable. fourth
ward.
Gilbert Elmer. constable, fourth Wacd.
Abner Lamar. constable, NTH ward.
on motion of AIR. Harris. the Senate rose
rom executive session.
p. E. BECHTEI..
Secretary of the Senate.
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2. T.. BECHTEi..
Secretary of the Senate.

SENATE Gamma !
Tuesday, January II. I8I.. )
The Secretary called the roll.
Present--The presiding officer and Messrs.
Alexander, Anderson, Barber. Blunt, But.
Ter. Brewster, Burch. Cage, Greene, Harris.
Harper, p. +. Herwig. f. F. Herwig. In
graham, Kelso, Mascot. Pollard, Stamps.
Sypher. Twitchell. Weber. Wharton-2?.
On motion Of Mr.. Anderson. the follow.
ing nominations. sent 20 the Senate by Act
ing Governor Pinchback, were returned to
the Governor:
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
Joseph II. Wilson, register land Office.
George W. Garter. assessor. Sixth District.
New Orleans.
O. c. Blandin. assessor. Third District.
New Orleans.
CD. Adolphe. tax collector, Third Dis
trict, New Orleans.
Octave Rev, Police Commissioner. vice J.
A. Raynal. term expired.
PARISH OF EAST BATON RoUGR
Henry Schorten, mayor.
John McCannon. marshal.
John O'Counor. member city Council.
first ward.
Leon Caste. member city council. first
ward.
b. ]. Fiepna. member city council. first
ward.
Leo6 Leblanc. member city council. Sec
ond ward.
Joseph Israel. member city council. sec-
ond ward.
l.. C. Morris. member city council. second
ward.
Aloliere l.auge. treasurer.
fAII7H OF 81. sARrIE.
Oscar HAPPEN. justice Of :he peace, first
Ear.'
joseph B-cdicr. Justice Of the peace. h-s.
Es-u
Armand Duguy. justice of the peace. &c
.n1 ward.
john Tally. jp.!.ce OF the peace. second
ward.
7. E. Bisnvehu. justice Of the peace. third
ward.
Olivier Broussard. Jr.. justice Q. the
peace. .our,k ward.
o. z. Smith. justice o. the peace. fourth
ward.
A. Marks and Z. Pats, justices Of he
peace. --tA 1srd.
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OFFICIAL JOCR N AL
or -as
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
EXECUTIVE. SESSION
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saturday, Januasy II. 1875.
This Secretary called the roll.
Present-The presiding officer and Messrs.
Alexander, Anderson, Barber, Blackburn,
Blunt Brewster. Butler, Burch, Gage,
Greene. Harris, Harper, p. F. Herwig, In
graham, Kelso, Pollard, Stamps. Sypher,
Twitchell, Weber. WhartOn-2l.
After some discussion on the matter OF
appointments, on motion OF Mr.. Harris. the
Senate rose from executive session.
7. f.. BECHTEL.
Secondary of the Snnarn.
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DANIEL SCULLf. Secretary.
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DANIEL ScCLI1, Secretary.
fSO. 40, -AdministratiOn Series!

Total appropriation. .....s3t,9H6 -
New Orleans, April !. 49,.
Teas--Brewster. Calhoun. sit,enre.:er.
Lewis. Schneider, Sturcken, Turnbuu
LOUIS 4. WIFI. Ha.o:.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCUIrs. Secretary.
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Relative 20 che fees and emoluments o :hs
Auditor OF Public Accounts, and to e.
peal section three of act NO. :! IT 1877.
and tor other purposes.
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SAT0EA.-I or NEW ORLEANS. .
(itv Hail anrii , 1877

DANIEL SCULIY. SECRETARY.
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pro:.i.as an anlus: pens,"n foe :he su's
wing veterane and widcW-"t veterans
nt the var OF 1871: AMI !Sii. and prnv!d.
10. .he manner OF a.certaininS %h@ ara
sugh veterans and WIDOWS OF yet-CaoA
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"
DAEIEL SCULLY. Secretary.
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cot, SonaIu' oCaulps, CHpneEs ANltoneiis
Weber, WhartOn-22.
Against cOntirmation-Sone.
The Secretary called the roll nyon the
nomination Of James f. Heard az police
Juror, parish of Catahoula.
For confirmation-Alexa Anderson.
Barber, Blunt, Brewster, Butler, BurCk,
Cage. Greene, Harris, Harper, P. F. Her
wig, f. p. Herwig. Ingrahsm, kelso, Mast,
cot, Pollard, Stamps, Sypher. Tvitchell,
Weber, WHARTON.
Against confirm stion-None.
The Secretary called the roll upon the
nomination of Saas Marcellus as police
juror, parish of Catahoula:
FOR confirmation Alexander, Anderson,
Barber, Blunt, Brewster, Butler, Buroh,
Cage, Greene, Harris, Harper. P. +. Her
wig, (. +. Herwig ingraham, Kelso, Mast
cot, Pollard, Stamps, Sypher, Tvitchell,
Weber, Wharton-22
Against cOntrmation-Eone.
The Secretary called the roll on the norni-
nation Of isham Walker, IS police juror,
parish of Catahoula:
For northumberland Anderson,
Barber, Blunt, Brewster, Butler, Buroh.
Cage, Greene, Harris, Harper, P. =. Her wig,
E. i. Herwig, Ingrahan, Kelso, Mast
cot, Pollard, Stamps, Sypher, Tvitcheu,
Weber Wharton-2.
against cOnfrmatiOn-None.
The Secretary called the roll on the zorn-
instion of c. K. Blackman. justice Of the
seaSe, parish OF Catahouls, third ward:
For contirmation-Alexand Anderson.
Barber, Blunt, Brewster, Butler, Burch,
Cage. Greene. Harris, Harper. P. p. Her
wig, y. Herwig, Ingrsham. kelso. Mssi-
&C., Pol ard, Stamps. Sypher. Tvitche!l.
Weber, Wharton-23
Against copfrmatior-Sone.
The Sec retary called the roll on the aoeoi
nht'os Of J. Steele Alexander, constable,
ps<ish of Catahoula, third ward:
F0s een6xustsea-Alsxsade Aaasrssn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-10
THE SITUATION.

The committees canyassing the city
to-day report no decrease Of new cases
in any direction. The Pinch district
above 0verton street,iS almost deserted
yet new cases are found The disease
there seems to be even more malignant
than it was in Happy Hollow. We hear
of good many new cases in South
Memphis, none OF them light. The
weather having turned warm, affairs
look gloomy enough. In the face of all
this, however, &c have men among US
whose hearts never quail at danger;
they 20 about their duty as quietly as il
at their ordinary business. Some ol
these we would like to mention in par
tieular, but they are as modest as they
are brave, and seek 20 public gaze.
They rather 60 into the hapnts gf misery
to lift up the lowly and encourage de-
serted sufferers. They are heroes OF
gentler blood than many who wear the
decorations of royalty on their breasts,
auq IL their names are not immortalized
10 gong apG tgSiitisp and history, they
Ill receivo even . bighef FsFArd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-10
ux~vEksAL SYMPATHY,

A touch of pai'~re makes aiI Ren d
kin. Our misfortunve have t0uG0eo
nearly half the civiliz-d wor. ahd
money flows into the Golfers of our be
nevolent and relief organizations from
every direction, free as the winds OF
heaven, where we expected little sym
pathy Active friends have collected
thousands for the relief of our suffer
ers. The chambers of commerce,
boards of trade, churches. Masonic and
Odd Fellows organizations, the various
benevolent societies representing differ
ent religions and nationalities, have all
been transposed into mediums Of charl-
table contributions. The eyes Of the
nation are strained toward Memphis
Millions Of dollars, even in these strin-
gent times, are subject to our order if
needed. The President Of the United
States sends a grateful contribution,
which will long be remembered by our
afflicted citizens, and almost every State
has sent its tribute TO our misfortunes.
Surely the dark cloud has its silver lin
ing, and the cloud will soon pass away,
after teaching us lessons of wisdom. Of
charity aHd comprehensive Christianity.
The brotherhood Of the whole human
race will be recognized as never
before. Assistance has GENE to us re-
gardless Of race, sect or previous condi-
ton. The freedman has given his mite
with the millionaire his hundreds. If not
thousands. Strangers they may have
been before. but strangers no more. The
hand Of fellowship has been extended
in our evil days. and she remembrance
thereof uilI never be efAeed. In behalf
Of an afflicted people We beg TO express
the most sincere appreciation, and hope
that The stranger within our gates vail
slvSys fnd a welcome. There was
young beiress many years age Who
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-10
DIED.

WoLF-This (Fridayl mornipg at o'clock,
at the iesidence Of bis father. ,e9rner Of Hill
Wa. and Christine Replin. aged is years.
Friends of the family are invited TO attend
his funeral tomorrow Saturday morRing at
8 o'clock.
SCOTT-At the residence of h S mother, Mrs.
L. V. Scott, October 10th, at 81 AM. JEFFER'
son PRICE SCOTT.
Funeral from the residence on Dunlap
giFeet. at ~ PM. day.
LANG-Thjs morning at 6 minutes past 6
e'cIock. Mr.. Joan IkNG. u his 54th year
The freads sf tie faMily are respectfully
invited ta attend bis funeral from HHmbpldt
D. -N,this (Fridsyl evening at o'clock.
t,Nsvo-~n- On the 10th instant, ut Am,
w IA T 4 MtNsroRp. led - years.
Funeral from the residencG5 of bis brother,
Z. J. Mansford. lGl Tennessee street. - va
o o'ciock this afternoon. Friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-10

Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF A TRu =
ID deed 10 me executed by John e. Saint, on
The lat day Of March. 1873. duly registered N
the Registers Office Of this county, in d cd
book No. 90. page 2l5. will on
saturday, the IIth of October. ~ e.
within legal hours. sell 10 the highest bidoei !.
for cash. al the southeast corner Of Cc-rt
Square. In the city Of Memphis. the proper iy
therein described, a. f0lloWsi Lying and
being In shelby county, Tennessee. thus &c
scribed Being part Of block IS on plan o
Fort Pickering. and beginning AZ stake n
the asuth line of Beorria street, Cd feet west ul
the northeast corner q a Dot sold BY MichEei
McEamce 70 S. Caro-. By deed dated l3th Day
81 May. 1871. registered In book =. page 20.
Of the kerister's Once Of this county; thence
west With 6eorria sfreet. lli feet more o. let e
20 the east line Of the property OF the Missis
sippi and Tennessee railroad company. thencf
south With said railruad rroperty % stake.
10 feet; thence east. on line which ir the
roufinunfiur cf the south line Of said Caro- To-.
a. aid Caro- lot and With itr south line a. icei.
~ a stake. thence north 10 feet. 20 the rcrin-
ufrr his if the description Or the whole lnf
I'D fks whole thereof. except the north ilictf
uifh 4 depth of is feet, more 0r less, b % b.
srIi hereunder. To Euch truEi deed reierence
h rrais for rreater certainty. Terms fl salc.
-a1k- E1uity Of redemriion barred. Iitc
bsiisrsi b b rod. but VII eel and convey
- Dbl PoSTON. Iruftss.
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gave her whole patrimony to the poor,
and il is said that she died VI broken
heart because she could give no more.
Her name was Stella" and a fine
obelisk was placed over her grave by the
young art students at Florence. The
epitaph was, Here lies Stella, who be.
ing transported to heaven, a large for
tune in acts Of charity has gone thither
to enjoy it," A contributor to the suf
iering OF this city, who is prominent in
the State, said in letter to friend
here" | firmly believe that charity for
the poor is even for this world better
investment of money than in stocks or
bonds, or any other Investment what
ever. 1t will assuredly come back, II in
no other way than in the soothing sense
of satisfaction OF having done right in
the sight of an all-pervading God"
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. VIA s. P. AND A,
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Specials TO the Ledger. Z.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON October 10, l a.m.-For
Friday, in the Gulf States, light winds
and clear weather, except on the imme.
diate coast, where partly cloudy weather
is probable.
For the Southern and Middle Atlantic
States, clear weather, with light winds
mostly from the northeast and southeast.
For New England northerly winds
and clear weather, followed by south
easterly winds and partly cloudy weather
by Friday night
For the lower lake region, southeast
winds veeriug to southwest, with clear or
partly cloudy weather and falling bar
ometer.
For tie upper lakes, southwesterly
winds and falling barometer, with cloudy
weather, followed by northwest winds
and clearing weather during the evening
Fer the Ohio valley, westerly winds
and clear weather.
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RE HOPEFUL.

Because the death rate has not mate
rally decreased since the recent frosts
is no evidence whatever that the cause
of the disease did not then, to consid-
cradle extent, receive its quietus. Vel.
low fever contagium develops within
from ten to fifteen days after the subject
has been exposed or has imbibed it,
Now, then, the new cases daily appear.
ing are the outgrowth of seeds sown ten
or fifteen days ago. 1t may also be re-
marked that the disease is not only more
fatal, but develops more rapidly
when the mercury is down. To
show that our position is correct,
il can be shown that in
frequent instance ships have sailed from
ports where yellow fever prevailed, with
no case OF fever on board at the time Of
departure, but after getting to sea, many
hundreds Of miles away from the infect
ed place, the fever has appeared and de-
cimated crew and passengers. A notable
instance is that of the U. s. storeship
Supply, which sailed from st. GATHERINGS,
in Brazil, and had cases develop off Cape
Horn. And we venture further, that if
oil our population had been moved to
Montreal, in Canada, on Monday last,
the same death rate would have occurred,
and the same number Of new cases
would have been developed. Be hope.
ful, therefore. that the cause of the dis
ease has been paralized or dispersed.
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EIyNEuAL NOTICE

SCHEER-The friends asd acquaintance
of August ScHEER are respectfully iHsltsa Z
attend his funeral from his brothers Fesi
dence. Poplar street extended. east Of toll
gate. tomorrow morning, October H. at 81
AIN.
Appeal and Avaiance eopy-eharge this ethes'
BAGGOTT-The frieEds Of JANIS 2. BAG
aorr are requested to attend his funeral from
his residence. 1s3 Third street, Tomorrow
saturday. morning, at II o'clock.
GRAY-The friends and acquaintanees Of
WV. P. GRAY, formerly clerk Of the steamer
Phil Allin. are invited TO attend his iuners'
from the corner Of Vance street ana Aiien
avenue this evening at four o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-10

We would call the attention of the
Board of Health to the practice of bring
ing to this city for interment the bodies
Of persons who have died from conta-
gious diseases. We do not see what is
to be gained for the dead by this course,
and it is absolutely certain that much
harm will come to the living through it,
therefore we hope that one of the first
acts OF the Board will be to forbid the
practice referred to, except by special
permit from the Board; and whilst on
the subject we would remind the Board
that it has full authority to enact all
orders and regulations necessary for the
prevention and suppression of disease.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-10
OUR HALF SHEET .

Owing to the terrible scourge which
aiflicts the city. we are reduced TO the
necessity of issuing only half sheet
but this will only be tempo
rary. Two of our reporters are absent,
and number Of compositors. Some OF
these are sick or have sickness in their
families. 1t is impossible at present to
secure other assistance. Meanwhile
those of us left will do our duty as best
we can, and beg the indulgence of the
public.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

1 depressed, irritable state Of mind; a weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy OF AMI
nation: confused head, weak meWOTy, often
with debilitating. Involuntary DISCHARGES.
The cOnseq' enee Of exeesses. mental oYerwork
or indiscretiOns this Nervous Debility hnds
Speeife. No. 2S. Ii tones up the system, ar
rests discharges, dispels the mental gloom and
despondency, and reiuvenates the entire sys-
tenn. IL is perfectly harm less and always OH
and a large 81 yiai Of powder, which Is impar-
tant in old, serious cases; or 81 per Jingle box.
Sold by AL Druggists. or sent By mail on re-
csipt OF price. Address HUMPHREYS SPECFIc
HOnEOPlTHIc MEDICINE Co.. No. 562 Broad
Tav. M. ". xvisl-tukf-xviii-8
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WE sincerely trust that our good
people will not permit the matter of the
children made orphans by the yellow
fever to go by default. Provision must
be made for these helpless little inno-
cents, and we hope that systematic mea'
sures will be adopted to that end.
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EOR SALE.

NOR sALE-MEAT STORE AND GRoCE-
ry; 2 years lease. l92 Hernando st. ST
VIE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE LEDGER
wv Office blank notices to take dispositions,
and printed instructions to the officer taking
the same; also blank captions and certin'
Gates. io,
NOR SALE-AT THIS OFFICE, OLD PA:
E pers, at so cents per 100. Inc cneapes.
under your carpet. 2o-
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PosrPoNEMENYs.
DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE FAIR.

WITH REGRET THE DIRECTORS OF
w the Memphis Agricultural and Nechan-
ical Society announce that the Fifth Annual
Fair has bsen postponed until further notice.
The extraordinary sanitary and financial
troubles. now witnessed in our city, have com
PEELED then reluctantly to this postponement; /;
as Il i evident hat . signal failure must
result from an effort 10 hold the Fair on the
l4th Of October.
j.. g. BALLENTINE, President.
LEON TROUsDALE, Secretary 3-t
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RAILROAD.
Mississippi and Tennessee II. r

SuPERINrENDEST's OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, TENN, October 4. lS73.J
nN AND AFTER THIS DATE, UNTIL
further notice, the Accommodation Tram
on this road will leave Memphis at 40 r m,
instead Of 4:30 pm. Accommodation fraim 4. .Da
sim' This change is made for the better ac-
commodation Of business men living on the
is9 @.S5 81 'H'' I'M N. BURKE. Superintendent:
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LOST.

= 0ST~LAsT EVENING. NJ. a. c. r; R.
/ Ticket, No. l1S, from Memphis to Aber-
Snanin1 heea II nj 209 Main street. or 1887 Main
street. ]. W. ALEXANpER:.
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MEDICAL.
--s----4-------4-----a-s--a-----
DIR. Curtis on Manic ~"
2OOth EDITION.
Revised and Corrected By the Autho;. ,. DE
r. CURTIS. NJ. D.. ETC., etc

A MEDICAL ESSAY on tAe cause aud cur,
of Premature Decline In Man, Ehowing hos
heslth q lost and bow reraincd. Il aigcl c
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THE OFFICERS AND MEM .au.u...,
l. berl Of Banner Lodge No. lF. -
meeting me i"II hi, " afternoon, aSssTS T al 5 ,Sws'
o'clock. WH. HENRY. N. @.