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AmMseneents.
| ACADEMY GF MUSIC,
Sunday. May Sd.
Last night of the
BOY DETECTIVE
and
UNCLE TOMS CABIN mys
ACADEMY OF music.
Monday and Tue.day, May 4th and 5th,
ALICE HAIR ISON,
In the Dashipg Co nedy. entitled
CHEZ KMATE.
Anew Local Drama bv Billy Gray called
THE WORKING GIRLS OF NEW ORLEANS.
New OLD.
WEDNESDAY Noon and Night. May esh-Ex IRA
GIFT MATINEE sple ibid AL Sewing Ma
chine will be given to the no der Of the lucky
numb r. At both entertainments will be pre-
sented the beautiful drama. entitled Der rHA
THE SEWING MACHINE GIRL.
THURSDAY, May Last night Of the Season and
Farewell Benefit of ALI 'E HARRISON. A splen-
did bill will be presente upon which occasion
Miss PAULINE MARKHAM has kindly volun-
teered my3
POPULAR SUMMER CONCERTS,
To take place at GRUNEwALD HALL, Baro me street
Ev.ry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENING, commencing
Monday, May is, 1874.
FULL ORCHESTRA, composed of thirty of our
best musicians. has been engaged. Subscription
SIS fer twelve tickets Lists at Grunewald's and
Charpeauxs music stores. Tyler's and Jacobs
jewelry stores. and Gresham's and Elliss book
stores.
mys I'm ROBERT MEYER. Director
GLOBE (LATE NATIONAL THEATRE,
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BENEFIT
of the
CREVASSE SUFFERERS,
TeNdered by the
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
Assisted by the charming young vocalist, Miss EMMA
c. FAIREX Miss AMELIA WAUG L, Miss ANNIE
VAUGHN, Mrs. SEY MOUR and the Mis- es ETA
GRAVES. A. HILLMAN, EMMA ARNET, CAR
RE FO TER. all of whom have kindly volun-
teered their services for this occasion, under the
auspices Of his Honor Mayor Louis A. Wilt, and
committee of citizens,
On Tuesday, May 5, 1874.
which occasion will be presented, the beautiful
drama of the
MARBLE HEART,
Raphael the sculpto Mr.. Ii O'Neie.
The balance of the cast by members of the club
and the volunteer ladies'.
Miss Fairex will sing several choice selections
during the evening.
Mayor Witt. are invited to ASSET on the Reception
Committee. and will report to F. Lilienthal. Esq,
Chairman. at the theatre at O'Clock p NJ. sharp.
Comm ttee and Of the Shakespeare Club at the
Box Office, on the day evening Of the performance
No reserved seats
Doors open at 7, performance begins at 8 o'clock.
W. /. HODG ION,
my3t Chairman Committee of Arrangement.
GRAND VOCAL AID INSTRUMETAL
CONCERT.
Given for the benefit of the
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner Second and Magazine streets, at
GRUNEWALD HALL,
Friday Evening, May sth,
At O'Clock.
Musical Drec'or, F. Schafter, Jr., Organst Christ
Church. Tickets, one dollar. For sale at the
door and by the members of the church
Programme will be published four days before the
concert. my3lt
GRAND STRAWRERRY FESTIVAL.
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Two hundred thousand dollars worth OF
dry goods at cost price This extraordinary offer.
for dull times, il made III Columns this morning
by the old established dry goods house of ruYcotte
No. I59 Canal str ct. Their stock is OF the best
assorted in the city, and it is bought for cost
not fail to offer un 9recedented bargains. Ia view of
the great rush being made on this noted establish
melt its many Customers and friends advised to
call early ad secure the PICK o. the fin bargains offer
inu
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On your way to the post-ottice, remember
to stop in at Goldthwaites book store No 50 Canal
stree where the great daies Of the North and West
are dispersed by Mr.. c. E. Staub for only se cents
apiece In the st ck is also arg, assortment of
law DO oks-j ust ceived-libraries inc uded.
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Stop, read, ponder, what happens Friday,
Nav
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Come one, come all F! Friday, May 8, Grune--
vald Hall
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New Goods and cheap for cash is the
motto at E. A. Tyler No 1l3 Canal street where the
rarest and best in the way Of ewery silver and plated
ware, bronzes parian an fancy goo is may be I und
In endless variety, at p.ices to suit the times.
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The Locquet-Leroy Female Collegiate In
titute musical soirde for the benefit of the sufferers
by the overflow. proved most successful In tho roal
zation OF its object. and, musical entertainment
displayed to great advantage the efficiency and accom-
plishment Of the many charming pupils of the inst-
tute. II is gratifying ~ note ready disposition
the part of the young people of city to lend
ready hand In the cause of charity.
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GRAND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL,
Under the auspices of the
SONS OF ERANCE,
To be given at ODD FELLOWS HALL, on MONDAY,
May 4. 1874. at O'Clock, P. NJ, in honor Of the
Twenty-EI Anniversary.
Tic cts ST, admitting gentleman and lady, Tickle 9
may be had from any of the members and at the
door. my3 It
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Read mark and innardly digest" is an
apt Injunction likely to be folio we'd this the
threshold OF tn long days. To the many whose
duty it TO observe 1t would lay, stand not upon
the order of subscribing, but subscribe at to
Elliss Great Crcu ating brary, which is the oldest
and largest i'll the city, and your days passed. in the
company of the best authors will be long AMI happy
Messrs. Geo Els Brother, constantly adding to
their splendid stock the finest ictions I'd most APP
proved standard works. all Of which may also be
found in their circna ing library
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At the German VOlksfest for the benefit
of the German Protestant Asylum, which opens to-
day at the Fair Grounds, am ing other miny induce
ments note pony for $50 a side, with the
following entries: +. d. McCool enters Mohawk and
J. Baruweli, Tom Thumb There is likewise to be a
base bali match between the Price Current Base Ball
Club and Roberts Sa 3h Factory Nine.
The tickets sold for the 26 and 9th April good
for the Sd and 4th May. All who attend may look
forward to jolly good time.
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Schmidt d. Megler.

WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND IMPORTERS.
-. 81, 80 and S. New Lcvee street,
Offer for sale to the trade q. the very lowest
prices the following:
RIO COFFEE, 1000 bags all qualities.
JAVA so :. Old Government,
| SUGAR, $50 hhds Louisiana
| SUGAR, so :. Demers-a
SUGAR, 500 bbls CAS-" Crushed and Powdered,
| MOLASSES, 500 bbls pure Louisiana reboiled,
GOLDEN SYRUP, 100 bbls very choice,
| 100 and $50 bbls..
full and complete as ortment.
ALE AND PORTER, 1870 casks.
Brands of McEwans. Deetjens, Allsopps, Bass
Niue ler's. Guinesss and Muir's,
We are importing very largely of this article and
| and can offer extra inducemen s to the trade.
| OLIVE OIL, $50 baskets Puget's,
$50 :. Poisell,
LUCIA Gil, 50 :. Puge.'s.
| the very best b. ands.
IMPORTED WINES AND CoGSAcs
A large and full stock-direct importations.
500 half chests Imperial, oolong and Gunpowder.
$500 bbls. all grades.
WESTERN PRODUCE.
LARD 100 tierces.
LARD. $50 kegs.
BACON, 200 casks.
8. c. HAMS, $50 tierces.
SALT. $500 bags. and ane. delivered at ware
house or in lots free of drayage.
Bourbon. Rye and Rsct:aed Of the following well
Bakers Old Rye
virgini. ol.des.
Windsor Rye.
Old Crow Bourbon.
Old seventy-six Bourbon.
Marshall Bourbon.
Paul Jones Bourbon,
Pixies Magnolia Orange Grove.
OIL Dicks.
TOBACCO.
1000 packages from all the celebrated factories
Virginia.
CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
100 frkLs strictly choice.
my3 1t
Factors and Traders
INSURANCE COMPANY,
81 Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, NOV IT, 1873.
tExTRACT FROM SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Premiums for fsc al year ending 3Oth April,
1897 "
Losses paid within the year. 359,20O Al
Reserved for unterminated risks, Both April,
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We take great pleasure in directing atten-
on to the advertisement of esteemed friend, Mr..
NJ. Apologize successor to the favorably known
firm of McIntyre Apologize, lag Poydras street
This house has long i,yed reputation here and
elsewhere of being among the most extensive plumb
and dealers in cook ng ranges, DO lie 8, bath tubs
water Closets washs ands force pumps etc, in the
Southern country. Those of our read who will
give App egate call will be treated quirely and
fairly. Try him.
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LII ACTS OF PROCURATION OR
N Powers Of Attorney to whomsoever granted by
me heretofore. rev, ked and annulled from and
after this date. Y. G. TOURNADES.
New 0Elea1s, Nay ], 1S7k myl ST.
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Factors and Traders
INSURANCE COMPANY,
5........Carondelet Street. ..3,
NEW ORLEANS, NOV. II, 1873.
[ExTRAcr FROM SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Premiums for ifs, al year ending 3Oth April
S735.S57 81
Losses paid within the year. 359,20O Al
Reserved for unterminated risks, Both April,
1873. 1O32 30 OF
Interest and savings received. 152S05 81
Net premium profits for fiscal year....... 1609O2 u
Gross net profits after payment of $4,000
interest 2O} 700 05
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID FOR THE YEAR.
Interest ................... ... Ten per cent.
Premium Thirty 6ye per cent
ASSETS.
at the Current Rates OF Premium.
HARMON DOANE, President
MOSES GREENWOOD Vice President.
Ed. A. PALFREY, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood, John I. Adams
W. A. johnson, Isaac Scferck,
John |. Noble, X. NJ Walmsley,
John ChGfe, Vim. Morrison,
Richari Milllken, Joseph W. Carroll.
Samuel Z. Moore, A. Brittin,
j. ]. Warren, J. I. Pace,
r. r. Buchner, A. Il. May,
Samuel Friedander, S. II. Snowden,
H. elsen T. Ly;t. Lyon,
W. S. Pike, W c. Raymond,
A. A. Yates, James 5. PrestidSe,
my3tf Samuel H. Boyd.
HtROLI1A CLAY PEAS
1000 sacks CAROLINA CLAY PEAS
In store and for sac qnan It'll 8 10 lit pu-ch a
sers by JOHN b. LAFIrTE & o.,
ap30 I'm Isl Grayer street
4 Lien HILL,
No. l67 Barronne Street,
New Orleans.
SOLE SOUTHERN AGENT
NICHOLSON FILE COMPANY,
Providence. B. L al39et
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Mayor and Chairman Of COmmittel
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MORRISON & WOODWARD
COMMITS ION MERCHANTS
Agents for Nc iure's Fam Medicines, Condu
ra%se, SarsafaEtils Feaie, Benne Pant etc, No.
Magazine street. New Orleans. mya ct
Ar IL. APPLICABLE,
Successor to
MCINTYRE L APPLICABLE
PLUMBERS,
and dealers in
COOKING RANGES aud BOILERS,
BATH TUBS, WATER CLOSETS,
WASHsTANDS KITCHEN SINKS,
LIFT and FORCE PUMPS ALE PUMPS,
Sheet Lead and Leal Pipe Br. an Plated Cocks of
al Patterns
146. .POydras street .lI6
New Orleans, La.
n. b. Agen's for Colwells Shaw Wizards Pat
snt Tin Lined Pipe.
HYDRANrs PUT UP EXTENDED AND REPAIRED.
my3
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house, hut were soon routed. The loss
in this engagement was one citizen
Oliver Brown-killed, and about twelve
or fifteen negroes killed, several wound
ed. and about twenty prisoners. On
Halls ferry road about two hundred and
fifty negroes were found and routed af-
ter a short engagement, with several
killed and wounded. Andrew Owens,
the negro who commanded the
negroes on Baldwyn's ferry road,
was captured and committed to
iail. In an interview with Herald re-
porter Owens said he was ordered by
Sheriff Crosby to come to the city to-
day with all the armed men he could
pet. Alex. StOckhOuse, from Newton,
one Of the captured negroes, says the or
der for all the negroes TO come to Nicks-
burg this morning was read in church
last Sunday. Crosby, who j.
now under guard ct the courthouse,
denies that he gave such orders. II is
reported this evening that the negroes
are committing Outrages in the country.
The intense excitement that prevailed
this morning has subsided To a great ex-
tent, vet many citizens are under arms,
and all the roads are picketed. At the
public meeting this evening the follow
| ing was adopted:
ResOiUed, That while We are fully sat.
isiied that Peter Crosby has caused
armed negroes to march on the
city, and should therefore be
held mainly responsible for all the blooe
that mas been shed, we recommend al
good citizens 70 abstain from infieting
any personal violence upon him, ant
/ that we use still further efforts 10 have
him removed from Office in some lega
manner. The latest evidence, just re
eeived, renders it absolutely certain tina
| Governor Ames and his Rttorney-gen'
eral, George f. Harris, melted and adj
vised the invasion Of this city by tn
negroes to. day. This evidence has beeI
I laid before the ablest lawyers of tn
city, with view to aTresting and bring
ing these parties to this city for trial
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
RY TELEGRAPH.


CINoINSATI, December o. River II iset
2 inches and stationary. Weather cloudy ana
considerable snow has fallen. Arrived
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, December 7.-Weather cloudy
and cool. River falling, with TO ieet 70
Cairo. Arrived: Julia, Ntcksburg. Departed
City Of Chester, Memphis; Paragon New VI
leans.
NEW ORLEANS, December = Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived: John hoMaIo'
White river. Departed: Katie, Chicot city,
PITTsBURG, December River feet :
inches ami stationary. Weather cloudy and
showing.
LITTLE Rock, December Z. - River falling
with feet in the channel Weather cIsar
and cool. Arrived AIaumelle, above. De
parted Clarksyille, Memphis.
NASHVILLE, December THE river Is still
falling, with feet on the shoals. weather
cloudy and cold, with snow.
EVANSVILLE, December T.-Weather cloudy
and cold with snow. Mercury f0' 10 o.
River o-lO feet and falling Port list
Down-Arlington, pm.
LOUISVILLE, December Weather cloudy
and pleasant. River falling, with 3. Zee
inches in the canal and feet inches IN
New Orleans.
CAIRO, December :, NoOn.-Weather clear
Arrived: Nick LongwoTth, Cincinnati, p m.
Andy Baum, Cincinnati. am; h, Z. 1ae
ger, New Orleans, am; ST. Joseph, 81. Louis
| AIN, Departed: n. G. 1aegeri -. Louis
am; st, Joseph, Memphis, ) am; sc
snS gTiyed yss!Ji Zoe Rinney St. LOUIS. pm pm. Jas
| D. Parker, Memphis, pm. Departed: Mel
| Longworth, New Orleans, noon; Joe Kinney
/ Viok sburg, 8 p.rn.; Andy Baum, Memphis
J pm. River II feet inches and falling.
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DIED.

TREEN-At twenty minutes past twelve
O'Clock, December eth, BESSIE, infant caugh-
ter OF Captain and Mrs. n. :, Green. ~. Louis
papers please copy.
The friends and aequaintances OF Captain
ard Mrs. y. s. Green are invited to attend the
funeral Of their infant daughter, BESSIE, TINS
(TUESDAY) evening, at o'clock, at their
residence, GilIs station, Memphis and Charles
ton railroad. Carriages at Holst's.
SHROYER-At her late residence, ON La
tham avenue, Monday evening, December
7th at 81 O'Clock, Mrs. VI. j. SH EoYERi IN the
sixty-ninth year Of her age.
Friends and acqusintances OF the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral
this TUEsDAY) evening, at > o'clock.
ASHBROOK-At "a O'Clock Monday morn
ing, December :, 1871, WILLIE l., child oil
Jas. L. AshbroOk, aged years and months.
The friends and aoquaintances OF the FAMILY
are invited to attend the funeral, from resi-
dence, 49, Gayoso street, at o'clock this
TUESDAY, afternoon.
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Valuable Property $. W. Corner Of Main
and Exchange Streets.

ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1874.
I at II o'clock am, on the ;. W. corner o.
Madison and Main streets, Memphis. / Will
sell, TO the highest bidder, tor cash. the follow
ing property: A lot Of ground 81 feet and 5
inches fronf on west line of Main street, and
extending westward along the line OF and
frOm the front lio% feet to Exchange alley,
and being the same property sold to Thomas
Dugan by E. NJ. Nelson, L. V. Frazer, and the
executors of \. Titus, deceased, by deed bear
ing date llth May, lS72. and conveyed TO me.
as trustee, by deed from Thomas Dugan, 70 Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein specified
this sale being made 70 carry Out the pro.
visions Of said deed in trust, which is recorded
in the Registers Office OF Shelby county, on
the 10Th day Of May, 1872. in book y, page 81
believed 70 be good, but I sell and convey
noviO JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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FLOWERS, PLANTS AND TREES.

VIHE winter season approaching viii md
prepared to supply Bouquets and Flowers OF
all sorts for Festivals and Entertainments,
both public and private.
There il a fine collection OF Evergreeus,
especfally MagnOlias. az the Green House on
second street, near Bsale, which viii be sup
lied customers at low figures uovB
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MASONIC RELIEF BOARD.

THE members OF the Masonic Relief e
1 Board of Memphis are requested tOXX
attend their stated monthly meeting, AVN
room No g. Magnolia block, this (fUESDA1l
evening. at o'clock.
IT is very desirable that all members OF the
Board should be present.
By order OF W. 81. BROOKS, President.
4 WtTuEr.ER Secretary.
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FI'HE members Of Tennessee Lodge Z-A
l No. 5; CUur de Lion, No. Is, and Wis & - q
iting Brothers are hereby requsted tot, *
meet promptly at ~ o'clock this 49,
TUESDAY, evening, at Castle HAIL. ~
and then proceed TO the building en-
gagged for drill purposes.
decS J. W ANDERSON, e. C., No. Is.
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MARREED.

SHEARIN-LILLARD- Middleton, Ten
nessee, Sunday, December 9Th, by Rev. John
a. Fife, MERIDA F. F..sHEAEIN and Miss ELLA
I1LLAED, both OF Middleton.
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COTTON PRESS!

REYNOLDS Improved ReVOIV-
ing Screw Cotton Press is on ex-
hIbltiOn, and for sale, at I9S
Main street send for circular.
JOHN BIANOGUE, Agent.
Mauanhts Tam
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MEMPHIS, '''a: TENNESSEE

NHTE invite the attention OF buyers TO our
w LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
6ROCERIES, feeling confident Of being able
TO oder them goods In our line at Is low figures
as they can be purchased in any Western or
Southern city. We viii give especial atten-
ton TO the sale OF Cotton, our Mr.. Louis Kan
auer making that specially.
Thanking our many friends for the ysx5
liberal patronage bestowed on the Grm gusc
dissolved, We respectfully solicit oontinI-
ance OF their favurs, hoping by close attsu-
ton 70 business 70 merit the same.
Memphis, June !, 1874. ieA
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I. y. CoNAwAY,
Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
RENTAL

A Ii business intrusted 20 me Will receive
"A prompt attention. Charges always rea-
sonable.
Refers by permission 10 Col. ". L. Vance,
Geo. ]. Henry, Secretary PEwuix Insurance
Co.: r. A. Parker, Cashier Bank Commerce,
p NJ. Nelson, Secretary fernando Insurance
Co: r. C. Daniels, President state National
Bank; Henry J. Lynn, secretary Memphis
Fire Insurance Co.; stanton & Moore, grocers
ana comm issiOn merchants decl
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A telegram from London says that the
shipjoiners and carpenters on the Clyde have
resolved not to submit 10 the proposed reduc-
tioD OF wages, and large number have strueK
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$500 Of NieOIsOn Pavement Scrip,

DETWEEN L and O'Clock, at the fOuth-
ID west corner Of Madison and Main streets.
/ Will sell, for account OF whom II may con-
cern,
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Trustees Sale

with the accrued Interest thereon, amour ting
in all, princi pal and interest, TO s5IOo.
ferS HJTNSDEN CARY
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CIGARS! LOTTERY! CIGARS
0n0UTn r. nRnTHEz

COMMISSION MERCHANTS Established
l J 1888, Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
Havana and Domestic Cigars, Leaf To-
baeeo Cigarettes, Manufactured Chewing and
smoking Tobacco.
ATTENTION-To take plsce December 10,
1874, Great extraordinary Drawing OF the
renowned RoysI Havana Lottery, only l5Is.p
whole tickets and 81 10000 TO be distributed
Capital Prize $4,000. Be prompt; call Tor
plsns and send orders, in advance, to
BORNIO & BROTHER,
q Gravier street. NEW ORLEANs, Ia.
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NOTICE

AIR ALLENDECK will call and claim
vi horse, wagon and harness, stored at con-
sfgnee's expense. r. W. LIGHTBURNE,
tlecs Agent steamer j, ID. Parker.
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". z. METCHELL's SCHOOL
No. 3O3 Third Street.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

TINgLlsK, COMMERCIAL AND CLASH
IL CAL courses taught. For particulars sP
NV at 31l3 Third street. seZs
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they ever won victories with such mot
ley following. They will not win at
UfokshfYro A la,afrI - at..-.s a
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STRATTON & WEXFORD
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
9AO Front street. cor. Jefferson
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF SELMA, MARION AND MEMPHIs)
RAILROAD COMPANY, :
MEMPHIs, Tenn, November 10, ls14.J
ITO the Stockholders of the above nsr4ed
Il Company: By direction Of the 6Oasrd Of
Directors OF the Selma, Memphis and Marion
Railroad Company, am instructed 70 give
notice that a meeting Of the Shareholders OF
this Company viii be held AZ the ONCE IN
Memphis, Tenn, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9,
1874. at 10 am, for the purpose OF considering
the demand Of BOndhOldeTs for the transfer OF
all properties OF the Company TO Trustees,
under the provisions OF the Mortgage Deed.
A full attendance is earnestly requested.
Respectfully,
Attest: A. ]. WHITE, President
H. d. BULKLEY, Secretary. nOI7.
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communism-snd negro communism,
az that. Whether il is endurable in any
latitude or longitude-whether il can ha
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[OFFICIAL.l
NOTICE

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL,
Nj MEMPHIS, TEES., November ., lS74.B
To the Holders Of the Bonds of the City OF
Memphis;
in compliance with a resolution OF the GEN
eral Council OF the city OF Memphis, the hold
ers of It's Bonds are requested 70 meet Com
mittee, appointed by the General Council, on
Tuesday, the 18Th day Of December.
1874, az IL M, al the ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
in the city OF New York.
For further information, apply by mail or
otherwise for Circular Letter at this office.
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