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- purely Vegetable Preparation, composed of
CeliseyN Bark, Roots, Herbs aud Fruits, among
En1ch VIII De found Sarsapariilian, Dandelfon Wild
also Iamartnds, Dates, Rrunes and Juniper Berries
preserved n encicnt quantity touly) or the epirt
ABLY relieve and cure the following complaints
Dyspepeia, Jslndice, Liver Complaints, Loas of
Appetite, Headache, Bilious Attacks. Fever and
Ague, slnnmer Complatntn. Sour sto1nmcn Paipita--
ston Of the Heart, General Debility. etc They are
especially adapted - renedy ior the diseaies to
w q M M
Are suhjected; and as . tonic FOR the Aged Feebls
and Debtated, have no equal. They strictly in
TENDED as . Temperance Tonic or Bitaerp to be
used as medicine only, and always according 10
SoLD By ALL FfRsr-CLAss DRUoorsrs
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Dealers in Merchandise snd Produce. GOOD
assortment of al kinds Of Goods always in store
ct lowest market rates.
Agents for sale Of Wagons, Grain Drills, Cider
Mills, Churns, &C., &C.
CASH paid for WHEAT. OATS. PORK, BUT
THR, EGGS, and POULTRY.
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TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

About three inches of snow fell at
Quebec yesterday.
A heavy gale blew on Lake Michigan
all day yesterday, and several small crafts
we're reported ashore.
John Dolan was sentenced by q New
YORK court, yesterday, TO be hanged for the
murder OF j. h. Noe.
A New York telegram announces the
SUSPENSION OF ira Beard, dealer in millinery
goods, at 457 BIOadway.
Henry harrington and Mrs. Rivers
were arrested at Ansable, Michigan. vestar-
day, charged with the murder Of William
Stewarb.
A London dispatch says that the in.
surrection in Khokokand has been renewed
and the new khan has fed to Kahdeiend.
The eighth annual convention OF the
railroad conductors life insurance association
OF the United States and Canada met in New
York yesterday. -"
John and Thomas Dowdell, father and
son, of No. "A Henry street, New York, omar.
reieo early yesterday morning while drunk
and the father fatally shot his son,
In Little Rock, Tuesday night the
ooll-house at me depot of the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern railway depot Wa
burned down. Loss not stated. ""'
The President has by INFLAMMATION
designated the twenty fifth day of Novemhar
as as DAY gay OF Ihan ksgiying and prayer through
At Centerville, Indiana, Yesterday
morning. an 1ncendiary fire bestowed tuH
groceries, two drug-stOres, one hardware and
one millinery store. Loss twenty thonssn5
dollars insurance, nine thousand.
Advice5 from Guadalajsra to the six.
teenth state that the participants in the nnrr
der OF the American missionary, Jobn /
stephens. which occurred at ApuaInInn in
March, 1870, had been executed.
The Brit sh admiral in the Medita,-
ranean has been instructed to take action
relative TO the recent attacks uuon EngIish
merchantmen by Spanish pirates.
II is thought that tue British govern.
ment will prosecute the consignees Of arms
shipped from London to China during ibs
recent negotiations. Several cargoes are ncyV
on their way.
In his speech be fore the German mar.
hament, yesterday, Emperor William said
that so far as human Judgment can discern.
peace Is more assured now than al aDy time
during the twenty years preceding the recGo-
= ructlon OF the empire"
A New York telegram Yesterday
gives the following additional suspepsions.
Hugh Young has made assignments plaeing
his Liabilities at s7l SIG, and his assets at So
55l, large part OF the latter being In patent
rights. The music publishing heuse OF Lee a
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/ Walker, Philadelphia, has suspended. The Ii
aDltles are said 10 he Sl75 O0O and the assets OF
the hrui, including the stock, are estimated to
De over so 900. If the creditors are liberal IL
II IS possible that full return VIII be maue
to them.
A dispatch from Lsguira says tLat the
crops of eotfee and cocOss in Vennez1eid Will
De aounaaut, aod that many citizens OI Cara
cas- ana other cities will be present at tie
open ng Of the centeD NAL in Fhilade phig.
Some students of Howard college,
.'yust for de fun OF de ting" exploded a quau.
tity OF nltFo-2lycerine under a win low Of the
college buildi gs, Tuesday night. The result
came Lear being the entire de true ion OF the
buildings
Tne western bound tiajr on the Lake
Shore railway yesterday, whea near Quincy,
hlchlgsn, ran Into wagon containing man
named norton, aged twenty one, and bis
nothers Sged stxty-fge, killing both almost
instantly, The horses stopped ON the track in
nont OF the approaching ITain, ana refused to
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EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
Large Attendance and Growing Inter.
est -' Reunion Of ChristeDdOm.'

PITTsBURG, October 27.-The second
days session of the Evangelical alliance as
sembed here this morning at half past nine
O'Clock, with large attendance and growing
interest. In the morning the subject of 1.-THE
reunion OF christendom" was presented in On
al. paper by Or. Burlington, of Brooklyn,
and Eev. Mr.. Ganse, OF New York, and was
followed by q general discussion. In the af-
ttrnCOn DR.. Vincent, OF the Methodist church,
spoke on the subject OF Sunday schools, and
DR.. Gerheart, OF Gettysville, and DR.. Schaeff,
OF New York, discussed "bible revision" In
I re evening session DR.. II eRcock, of Buffalo,
and Bishop Foster delivered an address on
"The Best Method OF Reaching the Masses
with the Gospel" and after the benediction
had been pronounced the conference adiouII-
cd until TO morrow.
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CLEVELAND, October q. - Toe Ameri
can institution OF engineers commenced
their session at Garrett's hall, ia this city
Tue Sday evening. President Alexau Ter K
HALEY introduced Colonel Charles Whittle.
sey, OF Cleveland, who delivered the opening
address. Henry j. Raymond made verbal
report OF the work planned and accomplished
by the Centennial committee. Ninety-tWo
persons were elected as members and asso-
c1ateS OF the institution. Il e. Pinchin read
snort oot interesting paper on the subject
o. the Innings of blast furnaces. The insti-
tuition was in session this forenoon, and in
The afternoon visited several places of inter-
est in the city. On Friday they will visit the
Mahoning valley, and on Saturday the TuS-
caraWas coal region by special train.
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MARRIED.

SCHOOLFIELD-SMITH Wednesday,
October q, 1875, Mr. AARON ScHoOLFIELD and
MISS ELLA SMITH, Cf Trotters Landing, Ar
kansas The party arrived on the g. W. Cheek,
were married and departed same evening on
the Cheek, accompanied by large party of
friends.
BYERS -RUBSCH-By Rev. Dr. Carmichael,
Of Grace Church, on the evening Of October
2bth, 1875, MR.. LoxLEy BYERs and Miss
CAREY RUBsCH, all of this city. [Loaisy lille,
Kentucky, and Philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA,
papers please copy.l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Central
Baptist Church in this city, last night by
Rev. DIR. Landrum, MR. w. H. HOLDER and
MISS AUGUSTA LIsENBURY.
The event was witnessed by a large assem-
bly, of the friends OF the bride and bridegroom
and the happy couple received the hearties
congratulations and well wishes for future
happiness.
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EXPOSITION

1 SHALL again visit your city at the above
4 time with my wonderful com Animation of
Circus, MeEsGe3ie B1d Aquarium. This
Will be on the occasion of my Fifty-FOurth
Annual Tour. Since my last visit l have
greatly augmented my Exposition, and, in ad-
dltiOn to the Menagerie and Circus heretofore
presented (Which the press and public have
always pronounced cOmpletel, my collection
10 day en braces many new and startling fea-
lures that have never herefOfO been pre-
sented TO the public, and which, take pride
In announcing, are owned, controlled, man.
aged and exhibited by no other show than the
one that bears my name. Prominent among
these, and in addition 10 the usual variety OF
animals exhibited, are A HERD OF ELE-
PHAN IL, representing every species of that
animal. They will be harnesSed to the Golden
Chariot OF the COnquerOrs and driven through
The public streets, leading my Grand Street
PROCESSION; four genuine African Zebras,
highly trained and educated; pair of living
0lraHeS the largest Eland in the world, and a
PAN OF Giant OStrlCheS. They are in ad IItiou
to my school of Sea Lions, RhinoceroS. Yak
OF T2rtaTy, White Polar Bear, and hundreds
OF other inferior animals. l thus early an
nounce the date of my Great Show for the
purpose of having the public thoroughly in-
formed OF my certain coming, and to Impress
on their mind the fact that Dy waiting until
November 18th they will see not only the Best
but the Biggest Show in the World, Most
respectfully the public's servant,
JOHH ROBINSON.
Eb- Notwithstanding the enormous expense
attending the LARGEST SHOW IN THE
WORLD, the price of admission has been
fixed at 71es eliIIEaD.
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R1SEE1,

BOWEN- On the morning of the 9th of
October, at her residence, No. IC6 Vance
street, MRS. JULIA a. Bowen, wife of the late
A. u. Bowen, in the 48th yea of her age.
Funeral from Ashbury Chapel, fernando
street, to-day, CTHURSDAY) At ) o'clock pm
The friends and acquaintances of the fam
lily are requested to attend. Carriages at the
church.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
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FREE 10 ALL.
4 Special Train from Memphis to Sena.
tobia, Mississippi, Tomorrow.

Sp.C.al 10 itH appeal
SsNAToBIA, October GA ptcial
trail, frse 20 aIi, will leave Memphis
tomorrow, e. three o'cl)ck, 10 bring
parties TO tle r,rshlight procession TO
come Of here Tomorrow night, return
ing that night. Everybody is cordially
j. vif4H
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TO BE REOPENED.
Latest Phase OF the Beecher.TiItOn
scandal suits.

New YORK. O1t0Dzr 27.-The Brook
Ivu Ergts .ay 10 is the opinion OF lawyers
general. tuaf the mot on 20 quEsh the iudict-
ruent iu Leaders case viii be denied, or rather
that tie demurrer VIII he Oyerruled. In that
case Loader viii he tried, and IL II believed
that The prlnClp.i witness Tor the prosecution
Will be Ers. Elizabeth r. TlltOn, and that
many OF the most sting gulshed witnesses IN
issue. This morning NCssers Beach ana Full
Er~tur- leGu-g. rp- the plaintiff In the scandal
s-fr wore U.U.eLat for some time wi u the dis
-..rr .tt-ru.r. There was much syecu ali ~
"a. 10 s.laT Eus. rgrt-1ded. some thought IL
f,rrSh allowed al attempt on hOullOn's part
a. secure She indie u aut OF Mr.. Beecher- and
1r.ar- r-urs of Tire ..I MON that the two greai
rauraallol. rad been retained 10 defend
luIaeT.
The Mexican chamber Of deputies
---..,-I.1 -, rr,a fgffaaufh Of Gcfoher
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uEArasR PROBABILITIES.
wAgHrssros. October ., l am.

A5h iss AD@s DctpueT >, am
FIR he i1t.s and thence to Missouri
and Ohio Ua 1ey falling barometer,
U0rihcgSt To- southeast JCinds, Oith
7oIrUleT ami parity cloudy 5CsGther, and
occasion rain; FAR TanHes5se, the GaiJ
and South AHu,ic States, falling 5a-
.Fomc'sr, souther,y Wiads, and ,gdrme7,
car or parity oudy Dcqthcr.
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KILLED FOR HIS MONEY

ANsABLE, MICH, October 27.-MI.
William Stewart, a well known whole.
sale liquor dealer, and a prominent citi
zen here was found dead on the street, oppO-
site the American house, yesterday morning g
with four deep wounds on his head, his SIX ull
being crushed in. Stewart left his store the
night previous, having one thousand dollars
on his person, which was missing. He leaves
wife and four children. Intense excitement
prevails
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!. O. O. II

VNHB members of Gayoso En- ,,,zsa.,,.
l. campment, No, 3, win meet in =
once OF Trustees this (THURS- ZSFSs5
DA4) evening, October 2Sth, at ~ 77s-5s9aSSSS
O'CLOCK sharp, to make fraternal visit to
memphis Encampment, No. 80, in body
every member specially and respectfully re-
quested to be present.
By order. T. UNDERTOOK & p
THOS. BA ICON. Scribe
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MURDER.
Three First-CIaSs EVents-Knife, Pistol
and BIudgeOn Do the Work EIanls
sOmeIy-One Case of Robbery.
STARREn To DEATH

CHICAGO, October 27.-UnkpoWn par
ties stabbed John Galena in a drunken row
last night in a saloon on west Lake street.
Galena ran out of the saloon and died shortly
after on the street. His murderer escaped
with companion.
LIZ.
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A dispatch from Rslston, Pennsylvs-
MIA, yesterday, says: "The cars on the big
plane ran away to-day, caused by the break
ing OF the rope which controls the brake
JOun Burke had his head cut of, George
: Tickle was fatally, and John Sides, boot
and shoe agent. was seriously iniured.n
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NOTICE TO CREDIIORS.

No. Il Of RuleS--In the Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee james A. An.
EcerSon, Administrator de bonis non OF Wm
Z. Ward, deceased, vs. A. II. Kerr ct al.
IT appearing from the bill in this cause. that
i this is proceeding to settle the estate of
WIN. u w ard, decease p, as an insolvent eS-
tate, such insolvency having been properly
suggested, it is ordered that all parties claim
ing to be creditors of said EST ate, make their
appearance hel elm, at the courthouse, in the
Guy OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
lSt day OF February, 1876, and have themselves
made par les defendant and file their claims,
or the same will be forever barred, and that a
copy of this order be published once week,
Tor four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This October q, 1873.
A copy-atteSt: EDMUND A. COLE,
CLERK and Master
By E. B. Nc HENRY. Deputy c. 4 NJ.
JARNAGIN & FRAYSER, Soils for COmpt.
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The Southern Pacific RaiIroad Con.
NentiOn.

EDITORS SAPPEAL-Having had sew
eral very satisfactory interviews with Gen
eral ]. q. w slkeT, general agent OF the Texas
and Pacific railroad company, and received
from him assurances BON verbal Aua IlJlen
as 10 the reputed opposition Of Colonel IhUs.
\. scott 10 Memphis as one OF the eastern ter"
mlnal points OF a Southern Pacific road; and
f9ellng that The report Of the N etlug last
Saturday Is calculated, though Of course no5
intended, TO do both Colonel Scott and Gen
Eral Walker injustice, ! deem II due them to
say that / do not doubt the good faith Of
either, nor the readiness OF Colonel Scout 10
cooperate with US IN securing an lndepenu-
ent branch road from, say shreveport 10
Memphis But this not so much because Of
his concern for the interest OF Memphis and
the PEOPLE along the line OF this reuJe as Tor
his own, which / dare say he would readily
admit. Nor do know why we should expect
him 10 be actusJed by motives other than
those which move other men, Uiz: self-inteI-
est. That he expects to make ~. LOUIS his
main eastern teImihuS DO not DOUBT; but
surely this furnishes no Just cause for our
opposition TO a bill so amended as to include
a central route ria Memphis. When we con-
slider that an air line drawn from hreyeport
TO New York passes within ten miles OF Mem
pbi7-that Menu pnis is already railroad CEN
ter on the Mississippi river, always accessible
by the largest boats; that ii is the CONNER
cial center OF an agricultural ter
TiiOTy, pTOgerbislly fertile and productive
that there is but one larger cotton market In
the southern States-that its geographically
central position places II in the direct line OF
q tran scUG tinGntal southern road, aCce ptable
70 southwestern Arkansas, Tennessee, north
Ml~Alsalpplg AldBhl2ds ATtOIBids lil6 tdID-
linas- virginia and Mary land, we cannot
for a moment suppose that representatives
fFoin the southern states would think OF vot-
ing for aHs southern Pacific uill that would
Ignore this great central route. Colonel Scott
must know that his bill must provide for this
rgute, or fail; and Tor IEis reason, II for nc
other will, l think, readily adyUC ate such an
amendment 10 his bill OF last session. Toward
ST Louis and ether pOin named IN the bill
OF last session, the friends OF this central
southern route feel 40 Jealousy whatever.
They A. k no modification OF jhc provisions m
their behalf, but they do demand the con-
struction OF road, II one is 10 De punt that =
a Oil can secure the support OF s1utie ern
members D. surely a. "A sectional one viii meet
with uncomprOmislug opposition and defeat.
When justice Is done by Incorporating an un
eguiTOcal provision for this central southern
route, securing for u 10 the fullest extent
equsl rights with other bTanCh.- We are ready
10 take our chances as 70 which VII prove the
grt a'est tEroU gh route TO tho Atlantic srs-
board, !. J. LATHAM.
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Z. .. O. ~,

GNHE regular meeting of Mem ,s.svs
Il phis Encampment, No. 80, will $ x.
be held this (TRU RSDAY) even =Ez&E
Ing at ~ o'clock. Work In the Pa Ssz8fNsSSs
triarchal degree. All Patriarchs in gOSd
standing are invited to attend.
BY order. JNO. W. W.WAYNESBURG. G. p.
II. B. CULLEN, Scribe.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


EDITORS APPEAL-It iS PECULIARLY y
unpleasant 10 me to be compelled to alludg to
any gentleman, either with reference TO his
character, his business OF his charities; and
especially is this disagTeeaole when the sub
Ject is so misunderstood, as recently appeared
TO be the case with Colonel p. G. Bethel. But
scarcely has the ink become dry which mar
rated this gentlemans 5 GpmeEOuS charities in
a recent sunday issue Of your paper, before
your columns are again filed with COM
mendatiOEs and pIaiseS tor his anxious efforts
TO relieve the suffering poor and build up TIE
churches of the city, without regard 10 creed
or sect. Judgments against tue city are
worth sixty cents, and have been sold recent
ly to speculatoTs and m, ney-shayers az fifty
cents. Toe Bethel claim amounts to, say,
twenty-siK thousand dollars, OF which there
is 10 be g nerOusly given away four thousand
dollars, or about fifteen cents on the dollar,
making the claim realize tnis public bene-
factor eighty-fivt cents instead of hlty or
Xty. II the general council are going into
tnis business, let them advertise for sealed
bids, and pay the claims Of those offering 10
donate the largest amount to these charitable
objects. There are some widows and, l dare
say, orphans, certainly many laDOriDg men,
having judgments against the city, who sc
eceSsitleS as well as business would indUce
them TO make far more liberal propositions
the general council must net attach undue
Importance TO the fact that colonel Bethel ac-
Quired this claim with the consent and TO the
satisfaction Of the former owners, as this il
quite Sn ordinary circumstance in most b1si-
ness transactions although myself am forced
to confess II ought TO be even more generally
the case than II is The general council are not
10 be respOnfible If the poor and the churches
suffer, as it Will be quite as proper for the
ceeds of his Judgment when collected or rea.-
lTeI IN some other manner. JUSTICE.
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A POLICEMAN GETS AWAY WITH A
PRISONER

CINCINNATI, October PA man
named II. &. johnson was shot and instantly
ki led at early hour this morning while
being conveyed ID the statlonhouse by the
police. 1t is not clear where the shot came
from, though IL is supposed to have been from
Officer Dowling's revolver, as he was endeav-
Oring TO iutimldate the prisoner at a time
when the latter was Offering considerable re-
sistance. Johnson was employed In leather
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MISSISSIPPI.

sIreurrr from ghC Democratic COuserV.
atiE@ Executive COmmittce-HilI
There he Fair Election:
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ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND SUICIDE.

DI. laDOiSJ OCbbbtT u -ADOuL HVG
O'Clock this evening ID. X. Tsgg, young man
about twenty-One years Of age, an advertising
agent for the Chronicle, called at the house OF
Mrs. PiaChman, 9l6 North Sixteenth street
to see her daughter, PRulina, and after a few
minutes conversation with the latter, shot her
with deTriDger, the ball entering the left
breast three inches below the nipple but
str king rib, glanced round and inflicted
only aeevere flesh wound Tagg then drew a
short dagger and stabbed himself twice in the
lett b. east, two inches below the nipple, and
once in the left side, under the arm, causing
wounds which will no doubt prove fatal. II
appears that Tagg was engaged TO the girl, but
she being only sixteen years OF age, her
mother opposed the match, a nd had forbidden
TaEg the house. This seems to have affected
the young mans mind, and in a I'll OF de-
spuuuenCy or despair, he determined to end
the life OF both Paulina and himself.
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HOLLY SPRINGS October GA
severe earthquake, accompanied with a loud
rumbllng noise, was felt hers at half-past
seven this evening. No damage.
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'. z. NITCHELL'S SCHOOL.
No. 8OS ThIrd Street,

FE'HE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
1 September LIST. Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
at the school room. FF-1
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on the st. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern
RallWSy, at ! % pm, aud run through TO
Dallas Texas, connecting at Texarkana with
Lhe IeXas ana Pacific Railway. Tickets will
be good only on special train and date going
Good returning on any train within 80 days
Fare Tor the round trip 70
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4 CHEAP TRIP
10 THE
GREAT VEST!
GRFAT
EXCURSION 10 TEXAS,
Thursday, Nov. 4, 1875,
Cairo, Ill. and Columbus Nv,

& SPECIAL TRAIN with sleeping coaches
n ana reireShment coach attached To-
gether with oihe" Conveniences. win leave
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The Mexican chamber Of deputies
wa, prorogued on the fifteenth OF october.
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COAL! COAL! COAL!

DITThBUHG AND CANNEL, in large or
] sna' quantities, at 1872 Main, ard a so at
l94 Second street, till January lst, when we
propose dispensing with the uptown ward
and secondary office, and combining our bust.
ness to one office at 1872 Main street and our
new coal yard at the foot OF Market street
Country orders for casks or carloads PROMPTLY
attended to.
octN H r. PApKEu A IN
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WN. r. ALLEN,
Gen'I PGS SeBggr Agf.. ST, L0Ui

Hs- Tickets are On sale ard can be procured
at the following places, viz: Cairo, Fulton,
rloSts, Milan, jackson, Bolivar Grand juno
on the N. o. st. l.. q &. r. R.; and at COIuni-
ou' Union City, Trenton, Humboldt, Jack
son, Corlnta, West Point, Aberdeen and Co.
lumbus Mobile and Ohio r, n and at
Nashville, DixOns, JOhnsOnviIle Camden,
Huntingdon, Mckenzie aud Dresden on the
Nashville and n. W. r r.; and at Hunts
vile, Decatur, Tuscumbia and iuka on fhe
Memphis and Charleston R. RTSa
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AuQUAETEEs DEMOCRATIC AND CoNsER.) }
aAFrtE STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
3A.N~oS, Miss october ., 1875. !
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TOFsH R0RIl

Re Notwithstanding the enormous expense
attending the LARGEST SHOW IN THE
WORLD, the price of admission has been
fixed at zoe: ehtIuEeu. nor EaT