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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-28

COMMISSIONER ATKISs' OFFIcB,
BorLros, November is, 1878.
An parties interested are notified that have
appointed TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1873,
at my Office as the time and place for executing
the foregoing decree.
1t will be necessary for persons secured in
thesEC0ND CLASS of the deed OF trust from
Mark Alexander, ST, to Thrower and Basker-
viii, trustees, dated December IL, 1865, to
prove their claims that day, as this will be
final distribution OF the fund, ~, ..-.
WILLIAM T. ATKINS,
no H-laW4w Special Commissioner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-25

House the reasons why IL has come 70
that conclusion. don't know that any
man who votes TO lay the resolution
on the table is bound by
any portion of the report. What I do
mean to say is that all members Of the
Judiciary Committee, with one excep-
ton, agree to the conclusion arrived at.
No one is bound to the exact reading OF
the report. Mr.. Banks's report
states that the Judiciary Committee
wants to treat this question as a histori-
cal one, and If the report be accepted
without an opportunity for discussion,
1t will commit TO its doctrines every
member who does not vote against lay
ing the resolution on the table. The
House has the right TO complain that
this Judiciary Committee has discussed
questions which, in no possible way,
were referred to il; and has taken the
opportunity on the highest question OF
privilege to impose an irrelevant and
unjust argument of the question which
does not properly belong to the
resolutions referred to that committee;
nor was it a question of impeachment
which was referred to the Credit Mo-
biIier Committee, and yet that Com
mittee discussed that question at very
great length and nobody got into a
furore about it.
After a good deal of confusion and
excitement, with many members of
both sides making efforts to get the
floor, Mr.. Butler withdrew the motion
to lay on the table, and moved to post
pOne the consideration of the subject
until Wednesday, after the reading of
the journal, which was agreed tO-yeas
ia, nays 20.
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ROYAL EDICT
FROM THE MERRY
MONARCH MOMUS
For the Good Government Of eur
Bully Carnival
MASK BALLS
PR OCE $40 N!
YE BRAWLERS AND BOISTERERS,
TAKE WARNING:
PR OCE $40 N
TE BRAWLERS AND BOISTERERS,
TAKE WARNING:

The MASK Balls will commence At nine
o'clock precisely.
None but Maskers win be allowed upon
the floor until twelve O'Clock al night.
Masks have the liberty OF the Halls, and
can roam at viii.
No Daaeing viii be permitted in the gale
ries Of the Exposition.
Dancers will form single sets.
PERSONS OF COLOR viii not be admitted
and the Committee VIII satisfy themselves
that the order is strictly enforced.
Parties entering the Bathrooms will be sub
Jeeted to being searched. Swords, clubs, weap
ons Of any kind; lanterns, lights, distractions
Of any kind, viii not be permitted in the
Halls.
Persons found with concealed weapons Will
be aPPrehended and prosecuted.
No forfeits viii be taken at station houses.
day or night, Irrespective OF persons.
Throwing Flour OF Eggs, and all acts OF mis-
chief, are stringently interdicted, and viii be
rePressed.
Aside from merriment, order and decOrum,
rs far as the above is concerned, is the rule
and viii be maintained.
Unruly spirits MUST govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
Persons not en- masQue viii be assigned
NoS-REsIDESr members Of the PRESS, and
Chairmen OF the various delegations from ad-
joining cities, can procure their Badges by
calling upon the Secretary before ten O'Clock,
Tuesday 18th.
AL Parties, Societies, Clubs, Companies,
Bands, Crews, Delegations, and others desiring
to have positions assigned them in the Grand
Procession and Pageant, must report to G. c.
In Chief, THEO. HOERNER, corner BeaIs and
Second streets, before ten o'clock on Tuesday
next.
Line Of March viii be duly announced
The streets after one O'Clock will be given
up entirely to the MasquerS. Street-cars and
Hacks will govern themselves accordingly.
All the Schools viii close, to give our little
ones merry feast.
Our Courts are hereby commanded to turn
on steam. Should any losses occur TO the
State on account of this order, Just charge It
to the Legislature.
The closing Of stores at l O'Clock pm. sCCH
AS THE ExIGENCIEs OF THE SERVICE DEMANDS
have we intrusted to our trusty and quiet
Cowbellonians, AND THEY WILL Do IT.
Trust that our mandate VIII be truly hon
ored, and that our Chronicler may Record a
Page full Of Happiness, Joy, and hirth IN
tarnished by a single blOt-a ut companion Tor
the last. Then shall we deem II a privilege 10
reign over our merry kingdom.
witness our hand and signet.
MOMUs,
kardt Gras, 10 Rex Carnival
Attest:
L.C. D. De and Count de Noses. fsbzs
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POLICE NOTICE.
SPECIAL ORDER FOR MARDI GRAs.
OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, !
" MKMPHIs, Tenn, February Il, 1873.

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.
" MEMPHIS, TENN, February Il, 1878.
Tuesday, the 18th inst, being the second
anniversary Of the celebration OF Msrdi Gras
/ IN our city, the following orders are made at
this time, 50 that ample opportunity is al
forded those who intend participating in the
| festivities to note what will be the conse-
Quenees TO those who misbehays themselves
on thst occasion:
First.-The entire police force OF the city
win be on duty during the day and night.
They are hereby commanded to protect all
masquersders, to whom viii be granted the
greatest latitude, 80 long as they conduct
themselves with propriety.
sseond.-No vehicles OF any description
whatever, or mounted men, viii be allowed
on Main street, rTom Concord to Linden, be-
tween the hours OF one pm and ten pm.
This does not include those who may particI-
pate N the procession, either on horseback or
In vehicles.
Third.-An persons drunk on the street, act
ing IN a disorderly manner, or caught carry
ing concealed weapons, will be promptly ar
rested and confined in the station-hOuse.
UEDzR NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL A FORFEIT
BE TAKEN FOR ANY PERSON ARRESTED THAT
DAT Oh NIGHT.
Fourth-A detail has been made for the
different bathrooms sufficient in numbers TO
insure order and decorum. Parties attending
balls wiz be subject to examination, and VIII
be derrtyed OF ali weapons Those refusing
to be searched viii not be admitted 70 the
balls.
The Officers and men wnl see that these or
ders are strictly Obeyed. No excuse viii be
taken fer any derelietiOn Of duty.
P. r. ATHY, Chief OF Police.
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only 10000 Tickets and 2Os7 Prizes,
amounting 10 81, 1000

AN ACT to FIX the times and places of hold
ing the Chancery Courts In the Ninth Chan
cery Division
Section BE il enacted 5y the General As
ssrlbtg Of the State Of TeTHeSaee, That the Chan
cery Courts Of the Ninth Chancery Division
Of the state of Tennessee, shall hereafter be
held at the times and places hereinafter men
toned, to-wit: At Sewburg, Lewis county,
Thursday before the nrst Mondays in March
and September; at Centrevillet Hickman
county, first Mondays in March and Septem-
ber; at Linden, Perry county, second Mondays
in March and September; at Decaturville, De-
catur county, third Mondays in March and
September; at Lexington, Henderson county,
fourth Mondays in March and September; at
Purdy, McNairy county, first Mondays in
April and October; at Savannah, Hardin
county, second Mondays in April and October;
at WsynesbOro, Wayne county, fourth Mon
days in April and October; st Lawrenceburg,
Lawrence county, first MONDAYS in Nav and
November; at Charlotte, Dickson county, first
Mondays in June and December: at Waverly,
Humphrey county, second Mondays in June
and December; at Camden, Benton county,
third Mondays in June and December.
Section 2.-Be Il further enacted, That all pro-
cess, which is now, or may hereafter be made,
returnable to any other time than that fixed
by this act, shall be transferred to the time
fixed by this act, and shall have as full force
and effect as though no change OF time had
been made, and that this act take effect from
and after its passage, the public welfare re-
quiring II.
Passed February :, 1873.
W. s. McGAUGHEY,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
a. 7. LACEY,
speaker Of the Senate.
Approved February Il, 1873.
JOHN c. BROWN, Governor.
certify that the foregoing Is a true copy of
an act of the General Assembly Of Tennessee,
the original Of which is now on fle in my
office.
CHARLES n. GIBBS,
rebS Secretary Of State.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, February 24-CottoI
Estimated net receipts, 1869 bales;
exports coastwise, $50 bales; salas, POS
bales; stock, 69,066 bales.
CHARLESTON, February 24.-Cot.
ton-Net receipts 1867 bales; exports,
coastwise, 2704 bales; sales, 500 bales
stock, IS, ,069 bales.
GALVESTON, February 24.-Cotton
net receipts, 1865 bales; exports coast
wise, l69 bales; sales 1000 bales; stock,
a, 800 bales.
MOBILE, February 24.-Cotton-Net
receipts, 137 bales; exports, to Great
Britain, 2605 bales; to the continent,
1855 bales; coastwise, $50 bales; IL bales
lost overheard comes out of the stock
sales, 500 bales; stock, 46, ,449 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-25

The Senate passed the following
Hsuse bills; To amend the act incorpo-
rating the Marine Savings Bank Of
Memphis; to amend section thirty-twO
of the Code; to change the name of the
Bank Of Memphis to the Bank of Com
merce; TO punish any person for mali
ciously manning or killing the beast of
anofbar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-25
Another Kinr in me FieId,

has been made between Duke DeMont-
pensir and the adherents of Ex-Queen
Isabella, TO place Prince Alphonso upon
the throne OF Spain-the Duke 10 be Re
gent during the minority Of Prince Al
phonsO, and the latter to marry the
youngest daughter of the Duke. Isabel
Ia accepts the programme, and two inn.
pOrtsnt parties therefore wiz act togsth.
o. IN the present erisis.
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CAUTION.

An such occasions as Msrdt Gras afford
good fields Of operation to thieves and Pts,,s
pockets. To guard against such depEss, y, de-
all citizens and strangers are reQ-.,,,- thair
pOsit, IN some place Of SAFE -r.ia1,Iss. a,,s
waGchsu, brsastpins ana eF S'-as oass' a "a
-. =. sone person EhS wiz protss'
ths .arns > heir shssnee. -
- - Pr. ATHT, Chief of Rsl4ss'
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DISSOLUTION.

FTtHE hrm OF JOS. CHASER 4 Co, Memphis
Steam Stone Works, is dissolved BY ma
tual consent, Mr. Glaser retiring, having sot1
his entire interest 70 the uoderslgned, VINO
Will continue the business II 80 y asnlnston
street stone Fronts erected, Cenetsry curb
Ing set, and all descriptions OF r0aEn ena
"a ay,ad ntona furnished al 10 vest cash prices.
= NULDOON, BULLETT a CO.
fsas once u Madison stzest.
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Notice to Young Men.

FIiHE undersigned has discovered q simple
IL and perfect cure for SpernRGDrrhea or
Involuntary Discharges. the only remedy
dermiAing the heath OF thousands and sap
ping the mental and physical strength Of the
country. No charge unless perfect cure Il
effected. Once hours l to 3.zl-, to P m
Patent rights for sale. Call on or address
DR. John ID. CANNON. III Adams 50.
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LITTLE ROCK.
Proceedings OF the Arkansas Legislature
Yesterdgy-EX-C Confederate Gil
breath-A Negro Woman
Outraged.
5000, 900 Wanted TO Remove the Red
River Raft-$10O0 Reward for the
Murderers OF D0dson and
HerriOtt.

Special TO the Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, February 24.-In the
Senate to-day the act to change and re-
establish the boundary lines of Grant
county was carried, and that to extend
pre-emption right to State lands was
lost.
In the House, the House bill to cure
defective conveyAnces was passed.
The contested case of q. w. Richard
against L. D. Gilbreath was brought up
by the report of the Election Commit
tee upon the same. Mr.. Thrower said
that the sworn statements of Messrs.
Gilbreath and Mood were sufficient to
recommit the whole case.
Mr.. Fox moved to adopt the report Of
the Committee on elections, which says:
"Gilbreath is ineligible, on account of
having been Deputy-Clerk of Scott
county on the fifth Of last November,
and having engaged in the rebellion, by
being Agent of the Confederate Govern
ment in Scott county" Mr.. Fox
srgued at length against the recommit-
tai of the report, and favored the seat
ing of Richard.
Mr.. Cate defended Mr.. Gilbreath's
claims, and favored the recommital Of
the report. 1t was due to the contestee,
the Democrats, and the constituency of
the contestee's district.
Mr.. Berry, of Benton, opposed the
adoption of the report, and desired to
have it determined by proof whether or
not Mr.. Gilbreath was Clerk Of Scott
county at the time. MIR. Pritehard did
not receive the next highest number of
votes cast according to the returns from
the district in which Scott county is sit
uated.
Mr.. Miller favored the recOmmittal Of
the report, and did not see how Mr..
Prichard could claim the seat should
Mr.. Gilbreath be unseated. The mere
fact of the other contestants withdraw
ing did not make Mr.. Prichard's claim
any stronger.
The report was recommltted by vote.
The Senate memorial asking for an
appropriation of two hundred thousand
dollars for the removal of the Red river
raft was passed by vote OF fifty-twO to
two. Adjourned.
WOMAN OUTRAGED.
On Sunday, two men, supposed to be
laborers from the Cairo and Fulton Rail
road, outraged and murdered a negro
woman, a few miles north Of the city.
They have not yet been arrested.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
DodsOn died late Saturday evening,
and was buried yesterday.
The Governor offers one thousand
dollars reward for the arrest of the men
who shot Dodson and HerriOtt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-25

Associated Press Dispatchl
LITTLE Rock, February 24.-The
Senate to-day passed a bill extending
the right of pre-emption TO State lands
for one year.
In the House a bill to memorabilia
Congress was introduced, asking that
an amendment be submitted TO the
States, making the Office of United
States Senator elective by the people.
The same body passed Senate memo
rial TO Congress, askingan appropriation
for the removal Of the Red river raft.
Reports from Pope county state that
Dodson died from the effects of his
wound Saturday.
The Governor has issued q proclama-
ton offering one nethousaDd dollars reward
each for the assassins of DodsOn and
Herriott.
The Governor has issued a prOclama-
ton declaring Snyder elected TO Con-
gress from the Second district.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-25

AN ACT to repeal certain section of an act
passed February I9, 1858, entitled, &" An act tc
change the time of holding the Courts in the
First Judicial Circuit, and for other pur.
pcses."
Section BE enacted by the General AZ
seHnbty Of the Htdte Of Tennessee, That 50 much
OF an act passed February 49, 1858, entitled
. An act 70 change the time Of holding the
Courts in the First Judicial Circuit, and fol
other purposes" as provides for the establish
Inent of a Criminal Court for the county OF
Nelson, to be held separate and apart from the
Circuit Court, be, and the same Is hereby re-
pealed; and the Circuit Court of said county
IS re-invested with all the rights, powers and
privileges conferred on said Criminal Court by
said act
Section 2.-Be IL further enacted, That said
Criminal Court shall convene at its next re2u-
lar session, after the passage of this act, and
lake new bonds and recogniZances OF parties
charged as criminals, witnesses, or otherwise
returnable TO the next regular term OF the Cir
cult Court OF Wilson county land after fixing
q day Of said term for trial OF State cases, adj
iourn over until the next regular term of SAID
Circuit Court.
Section 3.-Bs tt J1grther enacted, That this
act take effect from and alter its passage, the
public welfare requiring 1t.
Passed February /, 1873
W. s.. MCdAUGHRY,
speaker House Of Representatives.
A. 7. LACEY,
Speaker OF the Senate.
Approved February il, 1879.
JOHN c. BROWN, Governor.
/ certify that the foregoing Is a true copy Of
an act Of the General Assembly of the State
OF Tennessee, the original OF which Is now
on file in my Office.
CHARLES N. GIBBS,
fe20 Secretary OF State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Planters Machine.

Planters visiting the city during our festivi.
ties would do well to examine the Planters
Machine" at 81 Union street. This machine
took the first premium and Ave diplomas at our
County Fair, and is highly commended by all
who have used it. The planter can save
money and be in a manner independent OF
labor, by securing one or more OF these ma
chimes, and we would advise those Interested
to give it a trial. feb25
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-25
DIED.

ROPER-Oa Monday, February 24th, MARY
Ignore, infant daughter of James and Catha-
rine Roper, aged one month and eleven days.
The funeral will take place this fTUESDAY
afternoon, at . o'clock, from residence No. So
Avery street. Friends and acquaintances are
respectfully invited to attend,
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
1AHRoAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

MEMPHIS, February "A, 1873.
- There will be no freight received or de-
livered afterl2 O'Clock noon On 18th February,
ls7s-(Mardi Grss).
Ledger copy1 n. BURKE. Rnpt.
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Notice to Shippers.

SOUTHERN RAILROAD SEcURIrY CoaPNXl
Lessee Memphis and Charleston Il. r.,
Memphis, Tenn, February ., 1873.
eF No freight, either local or through, win
be received at the Memphis and Charleston
Raitroad Depot on Tuesday, February 18th,
for shipmsnt - W. ;. ROSS,
fesR General Superintendent.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BRADY-The friends and acquaintances OF
BERNARD BRADY are Invited to attend his fu.
neral, from No. "A Main street, this CTUES-
DAY. morning, at 10 O'Clock. Services at St.
Bridget's Church. Carriages at Walsh s old
stand, No. I51< Winchester street. -
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A CARD FROM D. B. COOPER.

The Lord Commissioners ofthe Treas
ury of Great Britain have officially as
sured the Commissioners of Customs
that the Treasury Department assumes
the responsibility for the Alabama
claims, Notwithstanding Chief-Justice
Cockburn implied his censure.
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SOUTHERN
HOOPSKIRT end CORSET
MANUFACTORY,
NO. asa Main Street.
Wholesale and Retail

I invite the attention of Mer-
L chants and Ladies to the S-=TTFA
new fiat and round walking ~ lass
skirts which am now max lsaassF
ing. These skirts are very
light and graceful, and are in
dispensible to the spring and
summer dress. The new i'm ### 4A
proved Folding Bustle, the HH II E
only popular tournure. ToHA
guard against base limitations, ~
purchasers are requested to see
that the trade mark isprinted
on the band. Particular attention I call 70
the immense stock Of real L'Oiseau, French
Werly, Dupont. handmade corsets with side
steels, new abdominal, nursing, gioye-itting,
silk, Foy and misses corsets. Corset clasps,
boards, laces and whalebone. Rubber and
whalebone pads and dress-shields. All goods
are warranted. LOUIS LAkaE.
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MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON B. B.
CHANGE OE TINE
COMMENCING
Sunday Fahrua-v q 1877 2

TRAINS WILL Run As FOLLOWS:
y al Train leaves phis----.-------..I= % an
y All Train arrives al Memphia-..-----I055O 50 an
Express Train leaves Aemphis..-.-.-..--- 90 an
E1Press Train arrives at Memphis z55 pm
Grand junction and Corinrh Accom-
modatlon leaves memphis---.--.--.--.-. g. 90 pm
Grand Junction and COrtnth Accom-
arrives At eTnpnis.--------......-..- : 10 pm
5omerVlne Acc. leaves Mem phis--.--.-. & IS pm
5Omsrvtlle Acc. arrives at Memphis % an
Making close connection at Grand juno
ton, Corinth Decatur and CHATTANOOGA for al
points South, North and East
"a miles shorter TO Chattanooga, East Ten
nessee, Georgia and the seabOGrd cities than
via Nash Vile. Quick time and close cOnnec-
tons to Nashville.
Ticket once, Z7S Main st, and at Depot.
zee ". J. R0SS, General Superintendent.
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Miss Freeman appeared last night In
the OctoroOss, one of BOucicault's sensa-
tional dramas, depicting life as it was
In LouisianR. The OetOroOn is not al
WAYS easily distinguished from persons
of white blood, and this is more pRrtic-
ulariy true in persons Of that class that
have gentle blood in their veins. The
interest Of the piece hinges on this
peculiarity, and gives q fine field for the
display Of bistrionic ability Of no COM
mon order. The OctOroOE is constructed
with all the ingenuity and attention to
stage effects that characterizes the works
Of that greatest Of playwrights, Bouoi-
cault. Miss Freeman was well supported
by the company from 81. Louis, and
the play was thus made to produce a
favorable impression on the audience.
The house was fairly filed, considering
the inelemency Of the weather. The
MeniIhi tonight.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The great dramatic treat of the season
was the appearance last evening Of the
eminent English actress, Miss CarlOtta
LeClercq. The press throughout the
East and West have been lavish in their
praise Of this great artist, and after hav-
ing witnessed her beautiful impersona-
tion Of Pauline" last evening, we feel
justified In indOrsing all the press OF
other cities have said in her favor We
would advise all lovers of beautiful act
ing TO visit the OperahOuse during the
engagement Of Miss LeClercq, which,
owing TO other engagements, cannot be
prolonged after the present week. The
Lady Of Lyons will again be presented
this evening. This announcement
should insure q crowded house. On to-
morrow evening will be presented the
beautiful play Of The H1mchback-Miss
LeClercq appearing in her great char
acter of hJulia."
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PROPOSALS
SITE OF COUNTY COURTHOUSE

WlLL be received by the Commissioners
w until Ilth March, at noon. Parties
with price and terms Of sale. Proposals
should be addressed TO the undersigned, sealed,
and indorsed "a Proposals for Site of County
Courthouse" JOHN P. IRRELEVANT,
fe25 Chairman, etc,
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MARDI GRAS,
MARDI GRAS,
THE APPEAL,
TIE APPEAL,
10000 COPIES,
EXTRA EDITION,
EXTRA EDITION,
WEDNESDAY, 26TH,
WEDNESDAY, 26TH,
ADVERTISE.
ADVERTISE.

The Wednesday edition of the
Appeal Will be the largest ever
issued i'm Memphis, and will be
nearly equal to double our
usual daily circulation, offering
unusual and exceptional In
ducements to advertisers whose
GavOrs will be received up 10 8
O'Clock of Tuesday night. As
this extra edition Will contain
a very Gun report of the Mardi
Gras Celebration, and Is In
tended for circulation through
the country contiguous to the
city, and will be attended with
unusual expense, we hope our
advertising friends Will avail
themselves of 1T and adVer-
tise literally.
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sOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITY COMPANY, D
Lessee Memphis and Charleston r. P,
Memphis, Tenn, February 9, Is7s-