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LEWIS COUNTY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
DESIRABLE
Improved TownPropertya and
Farms Fer Sale I

The uadetsisn,d oisrs for rsls The follow
ing real estate;
IoT 2.-,PARM, one mile from Glen
VILE, leo acres 20 acres under cultivated,
and % acres hacked aud deadened and IN
grass. The tract Is well watered Snd tim
bered, and has upon 1t hne orchard, log
house, stable, &c. Price, Si,ooo-eu,.
fourth cash and the remainder In four equal
annual instalments. Tile indlsputable.
LOT ari-A large HOUSE In Heston.
suitable foI Hotel purpose. 10 rooms, Ia
hRe order. Good lot and elegant s,AhlinR.
One Of the most pablic places In town.
Terms very reasonable.
LOT no. -AdesirablO
GRAZING FARM,
three miles from Weston, In good neigh
borhood, convenient TO lehool.house and
church, containing
Three Hundred and Thirty. Three
Acra.
one hundred and seyeniy-hys ofwhieh are
improved. IIwell wa.efed by two running
streams and four never failing springs. II
has q limestone soil and Limestone quarry,
II has on Il good two-Story frame house,
containing ave rooms, all The necessary out
buildings, stables, cornerfbs, &c. A good
young orchard and fao well Of most tx-
eellent water.
LOT NO! B-An elegant Dwelling
Hou,e and large lot IN the town ofweston.
This property Is situate on the lower part Of
Main Street, and l. one Of the most desirable
residences intOwn. Can be had cheap. IT,
Tie perfect.
LoT NO. GA very comfortable small
Dwelling Honss Ia Weston. Situate on
good lot-has stable, well, and every other
convenience. VIII be sold al the extremely
low price Of 5000. Half cash and the re-
mninder In one and two years. Title perfect.
LOT NO. IA large and convenient
Dwelling House, and quarter acre lot.
Well, fruit trees, stable and every convent
enee. House nearly new. Situate min.
utes walk from the Bailey House, on the
Polk Greek road. Price $1,000 half cash
and the remainder in oneand two years.
LOT NO s-Alarge House IN the tow1 Of
Jane Lew, suitable fora
TEL
Ills nearly new, well flushed, has seven
roomS Jorge cellar, and every convenience.
Il is situate upon an acre Of ground, on
which IS new two-stoty building suitabl
STORE HOUSE.
This property can 10 had al very low
terms. Title perfect
". @. BENNETT, as Commissioner ofthe
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, has also
about Forty
LOTS or UA1UPR0HED LAND
for sale, situate on Sand Fork Of Leading
Creek, In Lewis and Gilmer counties, aver
aging from seventeen 10 Two hundred acres
10 quantity, and Belonging 10 the estate Of
Mater Bailey, deceased. These lots are rich,
situated IN good utighbethoods, aud will BE-
sold cheap They present 10 men Of small
means favorable opportunities Of obtaining
%. The ~. to all The lot. offered by Us
is indllpulable.
Eorftriher Information apply to
Bcnnett& VyofIindin,
Weston, W Va.
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STATE Of IRtH TirgiRia.
coMNlssloSBR's 0FPrcE
CiHculr CouRr LEWIS Co.,
TowS OF WEsroS,
Noyem Der II, 1874

NOhtmUcr II, 1919.
Charles b. Hall, administrator with the will
annexed ofWn. p, lIaymond, deceased,
aud Joseph Huichison,
We,
Robert S. MeCmy, Charles W. Scot. and
Eliza, bis vile, Wesley Boggs and Rebec-
ca d., bis wife, j. W. Heavier, SberiiTa and
administrator Of Robert ilcCray, deceased,
Thomas l. McChay, I'm. O. MuCray, 81.
mAnlha S. McCny, VIM. W. Eutchison
and Indiana j., his wife, Henry II. Cutllb
and Lucy, bis wife, Charles L. MeCray,
VIM. D. Berry and Hannah L., his vile,
Sarah Whiting, Evan D. McCray, Joseph
q. McCny, llenlanin Conrad and Mary,
his wife, Jesse Jbrdon and Margaret, his
wife, Robert l.. MtCfay, Minor II. McCray,
Jonathan q. McCray, William MeCtay,
Emory Me0ray, by lpin. II. lryne, iii
guardian I'D liten, and Gideon b. Cam.
den.
Tie parties In tho above named cause will
take notice, that In pursuance Of an order
Of tue Circuit Court Of Lewis county, made
at i,s September ietm 1874, referring said
cause 10 n commissioner Of said Court, with
the following objects to.wit;
10 atcetiain and report all debts against
Robert AeCray's estate, with their prioti.
ties; whether any personal assets ever went
into the hands of. W. Heavier, bis al.
minislralor, aud II 20 10 settle bic accounts
whether Robert Erwin has any lien for pur-
chase money 10 the noleiy Of the tract Of
1870 acres Of land 10 The amended bin men
TONED conveyed by said Erwin 10 Robert
MeCray, and II 90, the amount thereof.
And whether the tract Of 1921 acres con.
veycd by Robert MeCray 10 Evan b. NeCray,
on the 10th Of October 1860, was as an al.
raneement 10 said Evan d. NcCmy, and nj
80, lis value al the time ofsueh conveyance;
aud any other matter deemed pertinent BY
the Commissioner or being pertinent tic
parties may require.
The undersigned, as such Commissioner,
will proceed, at bis said Office, on the 2olh
day ofDecnmber, 1874, 10 execute said order
,ffenrenee, aud will continue the same, ifl
necessary, from day 10 day until completed.
9. J. BUTCHER, Commissioner.
H. BraAaSurq Hovss4w
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Making

So it will take thirty.cigLt votes III
Democratic caucus Of tho members oil
both Houses to make q nomination for
United States Senator. For the off,
GERS to be elected By the Senate,
q caucus vote Of eleven will secure su
Office to the lucky man who gets that
number; aud twelty.leveu votes 10
the House caucus will secure like
result.
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same.
IN criANcERr.

IN iuANSbh1t
In pursuance of an order Of lhe district
court Of the United States for the district oil
West Virginia, continued and held at Clarks.
burg on the 2bth OF August, 1914, directing
the undersigned 10 ascertain aud report, 10
additionto what isrcqpitcd 10 be aSeeitAined
and reported by the order Of said court of
25th ofllarcl, 1874, the amounts due each
Of the compliments, and tue application
made by each Of the commissioners who
made sale OF Camp lands undSr DEGREES OF
The circuit courts, upon Judgments which
bound the lands OF said Camp, and the sew
etal sums or amounts paid by each Of said
commissioners on said Judgments.
] do hereby give notice 10 all persons In
tere5tedi and especially 10 tue Judgment
creditors ofsaid James " Camp, deceased,
and John Talbot, deceased, to appear before
me, at my said Office, on the eth day ofJAn-
lary, 1877, and olIer proof Of tieir debts
against the estates Of the defendants James
N Camp and John Talbot, and answer such
interrogatorieI touching the validity aud
amount Of their claims, as may 10 propound-
ed, on pain ofbeing deIied the benefit ofany
decree 10 10 rendered herein.
CD. BUTCHER, Speeiil Com'r.
] N Bennett, p q Nov %, 1s74-4w
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II. r. FLEMING,
N. NJ. BENNETT,
Nov %, 1s74-4w Commissioners
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
State Of West Virginia.
Commissioners Office, Circuit Court 0!
Lewis County, Town Of Weston,
November 20, 1874.
Evan Thomas,
jaime. n II Camp. heir, :. al.
Duvall Ecighler & Co.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
COMMISSIONERS oEr1or,

COMMISSIONERS 0RFtoF,
Circuit Court Le,cis County,
Tow or WEsroS, Nov. 10, 1874.
Mary McQuain, George j McQuain,
julia Ann McQuain, Albert Nc.
Quinn, and Thomas A McQuain,
infants, by their mex. friend, Ma.
than Rexroad,
w
John W Wilson, administrator Of tho
estate Of John s Anderson, decd,
Thomas Rexroad, Elepor McQuain,
aud William ., McQuain.
The parties in the aboyenamtd cause will
take notice that ii pursuance OF the various
orders OF reference here,oior, male In tile
above named cause by the circuit court lOf
Lewis county, requirlnga commissioner OF
said court ollaie and settle the administers.
ton accounts Of the late john s. Anderson,
as administrator Of Alexander MeQuain, do.
ceased, including any payments made by
said john $. Anderson, Ii hiSliietme, 70 the
widow Of Alexander MeQuain, or any ofthe
ditltlbutees Of bis estate 10 slate and settle
tue administration account OF John ". WI.
son, as administrator oithc estate Of John
S. Anderson deceased 10 audit state and
settle tic Administration account ofNatban
llexroad, as administrator debonis non OF
Alexander MeQualni deceased, &c.
The undersigned, q commissioner Of said
court viii proceed, at my said office, on tue
9TH day Of JANUARY, 1875, to execute aid or.
ders Of iclennec, and win, II necessary, con.
tinue the same from day 10 day until com.
Pleisd.
GJBUTOHER, com'r.
w g Bennett, pr Eey %, 1s74-iw
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Their TAN YARD is now furpi,bin0 AZ.
best kinds Of Leather Of all grades, Which
they sell Grtdased prices.
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Commissioners Sale of
VALUABLE FARMING LANDS IN
BRAXToN COUNTY.
JOsn Z, W. Holt and others,
vs..
Francis Q. Boggs and others,

Francis O. BOggs and others,
IN ouASoEBY.
BY virtue Oft decree Of the circuit court OIL
Gilmer county, entered in this case Oh tht
18th day ofSepiember, 1874, we will sell by
public auction, to the highest bidders, at the
front door OF the court House Of Baxton
county, on tue 9Th day oil January next 1875,
the same being the lSt day OF the January
term Of the county court ofsaid county, q
tract Of
24S ACRES
oflaHd, in parcels as follows; The commits.
SionerS iirSt being required 10 sell 100 aerei
thereof aud second 90 acres thereof, and
third aud lastly, 42l Aercs, the residue thereof
And also another tract of0B acres Of land Ia
parcels as follows; lst, selling 80 acres
thereof, and next % acres thereof, and third
and lastly l5l acres, the residne thereof.
Said tracts OF 24s acres and W acres Rdloin
each other, and arc situated on tue water
Of Granny creek, Bee run and Old Woman'i
run in the county Of Braxton, and both OIL
said tracts. as well rs tic several parcels OIL
each above mentioned, arc laid down and
des cribed In The plat and reportofH. MollO-
han, surveyor Of Braxton county, filed With
the papersln the cause. Said sales will "
made Tor sufficient cash In hand TO pay The
costs ofsuit and expenses OF sales, and the
residue upon a credit ofG and 2 months, the
purchasers giving notes with good security
for the deferred instaluenS, bearing interest
from tim dAy of aale
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Stowell, from the postoffice committee,
reported bill providing that the law which
limits the contracts in The postoff1ce depart
ment to ono year shall not apply to mail locks
and keys, mail-bags, stamps, stamped enyel-
opes ,postal-cards, or newspaper wrappers.
Passed.
The house then took up the bill reported
from the banking committee authorizing the
national bank of Hagerstown to change its
location to Washington, and become the Citi-
zens' national bank OF Washington. Passed
after short discussion. Yeas 147 u avs S8
The committee of ways and means to-day
agreed to report In favor Of admitting sugar
beet-seed free of duty for a limited time.
The house then went into committee of
the whole, Mr.. Kellogg In tke chair, on the
army appropriation bill. After long debate,
which tooka very wide range, Mr.. Garfield
said that an amendment would be offered
restricting the army to twenty-five thousand
men, and he indicated, as the places from
which troops could be removed; the haI Dor of
New York, where there are now one thousand
two hundred and twenty-four men land the
Canadian border, where there are one thou
sand men, and not British soldier in line
from the mouth OF the st. Lawrence river to
Panama.
Mr.. Wheeler moved to add to the bill pro-
vision that no money appropriated by 1t
should be paid for recruiting for the army be-
yond twenty-five thousand enlisted men.
Agreed TO.
Mr.. Thomas, from the election committee,
reported resolution that Mr.. Hodges, OF Ar
kansas, has prSpld fdcie right to a seat with
out actioh On 1t.
The house adjourned.
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CONNECTICUT.
The neEnOeratSr 2OnveatfOn-Re-EOm
nation OF the present state Officers
The Platform.

NEW HAVEN, February 2.-The DEM
ocrattc State convention was held to-day,
David Clark, Liberal Republican, of Hartford,
presiding, and Tenominated unanimously the
entire State ticket OF the last election, Cow
ernor Ingersoll at its head.
NEW HAVEN, (CON.l, February 3.-Governor
The platform adopted declares devotion TO
the constitution, and affirms that the people
OF the several States have the sole right of
gOYel nlng themselves, subject only to the
limitation OF the constitution, and denounc-
ing corruption and extravaganza in high Of
ncial places. II favOrs retrenchment and re-
form in national and State governments /;
condemns salary grabbers, ring politicians
and land monOpOlists; denounces in the
strongest terms the present federal admins
trauon, and the procuring of money from
notorlously corrupt ring of Washington
politicians for the purpose of controlling
elections in the State OF Connecticut; charges
the panic and its results to the policy pursued
by the government; demands speedy return
to specie payments, and opposes unjust and
unequal taxation; condemns land grants and
monopolies; favors legislation beneficial to
Industrial classes, and imposing such re-
StralntS upon graSp1ng corporations and stock
gamblers as Will prevent financial fuctua-
lions, which always result in debased curren-
cy, defalcatiOn, and starving workingmen
and women; faVOrs bringing the question of
calling constitutional convention directly
before the people, and finally expresses SYM
pathy with all people struggling for freedom,
and calls upon the general government to ex-
tend TO them support consistent with the
laws of nations, and in accordance with the
principles OF our Republican government.
Adj ourned.
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POSTAL LAWS.
AmenaatOry Blli by Representative
Tyne-Exehanges 10 Go Free.

WASHINGTON, February 2-The bill
reported by Representative Tyne to-day,
amendatOry of the postal laws, provides that
on newspapers and other periodicals not ex-
ceed1ng Iour ounces in weight, sent from the
bona Ttde subscribers, the postage shall be at
the following rates: Per quarter pound,
namely, on publications issued less frequently
than once week, two cents; issued once a
week, three cents; issued twice a week, six
cents; three times a week, nine cents; six
times week, eighteen cents, and daily twen-
ty-One cents. And an additional rate shall
be charged for each additional four ounces
weight; provided that one copy of
weekly newspapers may be sent
to each subscriber thereof in the
county where they are printed and published,
free of postage; and publishers, OF newspapers
and periodicals may mutually exchange their
publications, not exceeding one copy in each
exchange, free OF postage. All mtgcellane-
Gus matter of third class, including books,
flexible patterns, samples of ores metals,
minerals and merchandise, sample cards,
Photographic paper, letter envelopes, postal
envelopes snd wrappers, cards printed or un-
printed, aud on all matter not chargeable
with letter rates, or by law excluded from
mails, the postage shall be one cent for each
two ounces or fractional part Of two ounces,
ages shall not exceed four ounces. 1t
shall be lawful for any person to
write in any book, pamphlet, period cal mag
aZine or other matter of third-class a brief
form of presentation, or write his or her
name in the wrapper thereof or number and
name OF articles inclosed, without additional
postage.
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From View South Wales.

NEW YORK, February S.-A Sydney,
New SoIth Wales, letter says reports
from near The homes Of the French CON-
munists indicate continued disquietude.
Wives to the number of about five hundred
arrived at Naumea from Brest, and were In
most cases permitted to rejoin their hus-
bands, deprivlDg them of one ground of COM
plajnt Few who had anticipated the privi-
fege had been delegated TO the society of fel-
ons AZ the precipiee, W here discipline has be-
come more rigid. Irons snd other modes Sl
nunishment are more elaborate and frequent.
S1he officials evince their distrust of
those stationed at the Isle defines by keeping
a gunboat almost constantly stationed there.
East week her majesty 8 ship Dido returned
from cruise, bringing as passenger sea-
man. the sole survivor Of the crew of the bark
Plato. which left here for China with coal
some months ago, and struck reef north Of
Raw Caledonia the crew escaping In one of
tie boats and making for Solomons island,
On reaching thefr destination they were mer-
eiless y slanghte by the NATIVES, TIE mote
shot himss.H rather than be tortured Dy the
savages, and the srfvivof was sayed nom q
superstitious belief that, as bali dozen ar
rows by which he was pterced had noI
touched any vital psrt, It would oe nnlncKy
70 attack hio agatn. The piqo, HearfnG 81 &
white man being in captivity there, rescued
nln, aud arrested three OF the principal MUIR
oeFefs, Qne 0f whom committed suicide by
poison the following night
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Senatorial Agony over in MissIs.
sippI.
Special to the Appeal.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, February 3.-In the sena-
toriaI contest all opposition withdrew. leav-
ing the race to the Republican nOminees-B.
X. Bruce (colored), for the long term, and II.
Pease, late superintendent of education, for
the short term-whO were elected on the first
ballot.
The contested election between ]. L. Griffin
and Nathan Shirley, for the senatorship from
the twenty fourth district, has been decided
in favor of Shirley, who was seated.
A bill to change the fourth jud dicial district
was passed.
a resolution was passed in the senate to ad-
jOurn sine die on the twenty-eighth of Febru-
airy, but it win never get further than the
table OF the house. Nothing was done in the
house.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

MOBILE, February 3.-Cotton dull: mid.
dlings, 15c; net receipts. 1872 bales; exports
coastwise. l7Sl; sales, 1000 bales; stock, "a So
bales.
SAVANNAH, February s.-Cotton firm,
middlings, l51Sc; net receipts, 229s bales: ex.
ports-to the continent, 1000 bales; coast,gise.
le0o bales; sales, lS7S bales; stock, 740 bales
CHARLESTON, February 3.-Cotton quiet;
low middllng, l4ssei good ordinary, lie; net
receipts, i574 bales; sales 500 bales stock, &c.
0l4sbales,
GALVESTON, February s.-Cotton quiet
with moderate demand good ordinary, lS3lo
ports-to Great Britain, S2S5 bales; sales, 2OOC
balesi stock, ll2ySC bales,
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SALE OF OIL STOCK.

DY order Of the beneficiary, We viii, on
ID TUESDAY, the 10th day Of February,
1874, at Y O'Clock, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the southwest corner Of Main and
Madison streets, Memphis, Tenn. Forty-Ons
Shares of stock in the Memphis OIL Com mpany,
the same having been pledged by ". B. Wigs
to secure the payment of his two notes one
for sle00, dated March s. 1873. and payable at
sixty days to his own order; the other for $50
dated March ~, 1873, and payable At sixty
days to ths order OF j. ". Clapp.
fe3 IRRELEVANT e CO., Auct'rs.
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Administration Notice.

HAVING been appointed and qualified by
Ii tile Probate Court Of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, administrator of the-eEtate Of @. Can
ming Smith, deceased all credit tors of said eS-
tate are hereby notified to present their claims
to j. 3. Clough, properly pTobated. al $50 lain
to said estate are requested to call and pay the
same Dated Memphis, Tennessee, this 10th
ja2l - w FRANK W. SMITH, Adm'x,
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THE MOUTH OF TIE MISSISSIPPI

Senator West asked that the bill to facilitate
the execution and proteetion Of certain works
of improvement at the mouth OF the MisSis-
sippi river be considered.
Senator Thurman asked that 1t be postponed
until tomorrow morning, and Senator West
waived his motion until tRat time.
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DIED.

AsKEW-The friends and aequaintanees Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Rayner are invited to attend
the funeral Of their daughter, Mrs. ADA
AsKEw, from their residence, at ellis Station,
this lWEDNESDAYO morning, at 1917 O'Clock.
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Proceedings Of the Senate and House
Yesterday-1he Mouth of the
Mississippi.
Military Affairs-NatiOnal Banks and
Free Banking-The Redemp-
tiOn Of Currency.
Bankrupt Bill-Bareau Of Health-The
Appropriation Bill In the House
Hodges Of Arkansas.


WASHINGTON, February 3.-SenatOr
Flanagan presented a petition from the
colored citizens OF Atlanta, denying the
statement OF A. b. Stephens, in a recent
speech, that the colored people of Georgia did
not desire the passage of the civil-rights bill,
and resolution of the Georgia legislature to
the same effect. The petition declares the
statement and resolution was without foun-
datiOn in fact. Referred.
Mr.. Logan presented resolution from the
Grand Army of the Republic asking equali-
zation of bOunties, Referred
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MISCELLAN EOUs.

Senator Sherman, from the finance COM
mittee, reported back the bill introduced yes
terday in relation to certain guaranty de.
posits OF mail contract0rs IN the postoffice
department. Passed.
Senator Sherman introduced a bill for the
redemption and Reissue OF United states legal
tenders and national banks, and for free
banking. Referred.
The Senate then proceeded to the consider
uon OF the bills on the calender; and that for
the relief OF William H. Gesey was taken up.
and the bill went over.
The bill authorizing the committee on
printing TO contract for printing the debates
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NATIONAL RANKS

Senator Sherman, from the finance COM
mittee, reported a bin amendatory of the act
of 1870, in relation to the increase OF circula-
ton OF national bank notes, and stated that
equal distribution of currency by a with
drawal OF twenty-five million dollars from
tion of it in the west and south among the
States deficient. He said that the bill met
with the approval Of the secretary of the
treasury, the comptroller of currency, and
every member of the finance com mittee, and
he would call it up for action at an early day.
Placed on the calendar.
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LIABILITIES OF sHIP-owNERs,

Senator Bogy introduced bill to extend the
provisions, and limitations OF the act limit
March 8, 1851, to all vessels required to be in
spected by acts of congress, and to all claims
for loss of lie or personal injury, both as
against owners or charterers, and captain
InatR- en0inaar and nj Lot tharenf
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

Senator Logan, from the committee on mill
itary affairs, reported unfavorabIy on the bill
providing for the arming and equipping OF
the whole body OF militia of the United
States and the COMMITTEES was discharged
from its tultner consideration. He reported
favorably on the bill to increase the number
of paymasters in the army, which was placed
on the calendar.
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NOTICE.

ss- The regular annual meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Selma, Marion and Memphis
Railroad Company, for the election OF Nine
Directors 70 serve during the ensuing year.
viii be held at the office of the Company, in
the city of Memphis, on WEDNESDAY, ath
March, 1874. ". B. FORREST. President.
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rhe st. Louis and Terre Haute Canal.

Cooper, resulting fatally in two hours. The
boy claims that 1t was done in scufhe, and
oaFd al