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New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
FROM HENRY NJ. FIFLD.

Oh February, Is75-l0 a. m.
Mr DEAR Gov. TrLDES: Your most welcome invita-
ton for Monday next has this moment reached me- 1t
brings back to my mind the happy days when hrst
became acquainted with you. and drew closer the
OF friendship with Mr.. Bryant remain true TO the
creed Of that epoch and though cannot help you In
receiving your guest at the time appointed. shall
rejoice in everything you able do 10 promote
early return to the only constitutional currency and to
restore the benefit OF sefgovernment TO State In
the Union Ever very faithfully, your friend Of other
times GEO. BANCROFT.
FROM THE REV. DR. ADAMS.
No. EAST TWENTY FOURTH ST. NJ OLSON SQUARE,
NEwYoRK. feJ. o. 1876.
My DEAR GoyERNoR: | am much Obliged 10 you and
M Pelt,p for your courteous invitation for Monday
evening. TO meet our friend Mr. Bryant. MY sngage-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
FROM MAYOR wICKHAM.

No. 33S LEXINGTON AVE.
Mr. and Mrs. Wickham's compliments to Gov. Tilden
and Mrs PeltOD and regret exceedingly being unable
| 10 accept their kind invitation for Monday
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

WE publish this morning additional
matter, pro and con, in regard to the al
legged attempted fraud Of Davis in Sar-
dis. Our correspondent reitersJes the
charge against both Ozanne and Davis,
and says he is in possession Of addition
al testimony as to the part played by the
sheriff in the Transaction. Per contra,
several respectable gentlemen vouch for
OzAnne's honss.y, and ray that be is
above being guilty Of the crime laid at
MS door. II will be seen that Howe, a.
well as Ozanne, speaks TO himself, nd
denies any confession by Davis OF this
we expect our correspondent will advi.e
US folly in snorher communication.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
THE CONFEDERATE MEDI.
CAL OFFICERS.
Second Annual Convention at Rich
mOnd, Virginia-President MOOre's
Addrcss-Prominent Gentle
men Present.
New York Tribune

-NSM 4OIh 1ElDunt.l
RICHMOND, October 19.-The second
annual convention of the Association of
MeaiCal Officers of the Army and NAVY of the
Confederate States BEGAN It's session in this
city today. The president, DR.. X. L. Moore,
late surgeO1-geueTal OF the COnfederacy, read
his annual ~ddresS, reviewing the work done
by the medical department of the Confederate
a my. Among other JnIngs, he said; When
ne to- charge, Just after the first battle of
manassas, The army W without hospital ac-
commodatlons every where, and the Federal
wounded of that battle were placed in The
hichm md almshouSe for treatment, while
the Con ederate " Wounded were Distributed at
private houses and in small warehouses in this
CITY. he depaT' meDt H. nee set 10 work o es
tabLlsh hospital, and adopted the plan OF
erecting small wooden houses, divided oy wide
avenues, which was SO successful, il was
followed throughout The south wherever hos
pltalS were needed. IL was specially suit,
70 an army like that of the south, as 1t was
composed 20 largely Of men from the rural dis
trtcts, who had never been ex posed to conta-
gious diseases. At first many incompetent
pc sons were admitted TO the medical staff
but the establishment OF examination boards
weeded Them out, and the department soon
became as good as that of any other army,
maiutaiutnS the standard until the end of the
war, They soon found, however, that they
were ithout many valuable medicines, in
strumenls and appliances, and great eff irt
W re made TO supply them within the CCuled-
eracy. Many of these attempts failed, but Oft
en- efficient substitutes were discovered and
successfully used, both in surgery and medi-
cine. As the medical bureau of the army had
- rely upon the quartermaster and commits
sary departments tor all supplies, there were
many veXatiOus delays and mistakes for which
the bureau was blamed, though it was not re-
sponsibe. notwithstanding the lack of means
and other difficulties, it achieved great success.
Among the most notable surgeons at the meet
Ing to-day were Frank ID. CUnninE ham, OF
Richmond, appointed medical director OF the
Trans Mississi ppi department in July, 1852:
Isaiah Il. White, of Richmond, surgeon in
charge of all military prisons east of the Mis-
sissippi river; T. +. Walker, of Cochran, Geor-
gia, surgeon Of the Tenth cavalry; ]. S. Well
ford, OF Richmond, surgeon of Armlstead's
brigade, PickeJt's division; Edward A. Sem
pie, of Montgomery, Alabama, surgeon of the
third Alabama; Hunter Msglire, of RIcn-
mOnd, medical director of the Third army
director of the First army corps, and &. u. W
NIGH, of Catonsville, surgeon of the Stone
wall division. The association adjourned un-
til to morrow, when the Medical association
of Virginia Will also be in session in this city
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
JACKSON, TENN.
Agricultural Schools a Great Media
Good Suggestion 10 Farmers Re-
siding Near RaiIrOadS-Efc.
From an Occasional Correspondent

From an Occasional Correspondent
JACKSON. October q. Your editorial
in the APPEAL or the twentieth in regari TO
agricultural schools in France is well calcu-
lated 10 do much good. This IS a subject to
which the various oranges in West Tennessee
should turn their attention. Let US have boys
educated as farmers as well as lawyers or doe
tors What more ennObling pursuit than ag
riculture? Amy industrious young man, who
Will work on tarm and take care Of what he
makes, can in few years own farm. He
can get one-third of what he raise S,
and have land, supplies, and work.
stock furnished him. II he only makes
two bales OF cotton a year, aud an
abundance of corn and meat, the next year
he would get One-half what he raised by Iur-
ntshing his own supplies. The first year his
part would only be twO-thiTdS of q bale of
cotton, but the second year he would get one
crease every year If he were industrious and
economical, and in that time he could buy
work-stOck, and then soon after he could buy
land. have heard suggestion made here
which think good one and that Is for the
farmers TO sow their fields that are on the line
OF the various railroads IN rye and wheat
early so as to cause them to present a cheerful
appearance in the winter and spring, and also
to pasture their sheep and calves upon them
In dry weather, and in addition
TO this 1t was suggested that they should put
good fences around these fields. in this Way
all persons travelling on the railroads would
receive good impression of our country and
this would induce immi grafton. If you ever
come To jackson, be sure 10 stop at the Lam
caster house. 1t is certainly one of the best
eating houses in West Tennessee, and the pro-
pTietOr is very gentlemanIy and accommo-
dating. There Is report that the supreme
court is equally divided on the Memphis
court question: ee in favor OF sus-
tanning the act abOlishing the courts
aud three against. How this is, l can
no. say. They are now picking cotton rapidly
In this county, and IL is nearly all open.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
PimIfcO Races.

BALTIMORE, October % The handi.
cap race, one and quarter miles, was won
by Msdge, ozark second, Moses Primrose
third; ume, 2:25%. The Breckinrldge stake
two miles, Was won by Aristides, NiatOr sec.
Ond, Tom OchiltTee third time, 3 }6k. The
consolation purse, mile hears, was won by
Rhodan,anJhus, ArcIurus second, Big sandy
third; time, l:46%, l:4454. The steepIe-chas
two and half miles, as wOa by UaVolo
Coronet second. Deadheau third; time 6:l6
All the pools sold last night on the Breckin-
rldSe stakes were declared of, because il vas
not announced that Ochiltree, the winner OF
the Dixie stakes, would be required to carry
hye pounds ezra. The q lestIOn then rose
whether Nandaliie, the winner of the Dixie
stakes and alsO the Breckinridge stakes last
Year, carried The five pounds especially le.
qulred in the latter race, and as IL is most
certain she did not, Mr.. Sanford, the owner Of
brlgand, who ran SECOND TO Wand tIlte for The
breck1nrldge stake last year, to-day put in q
claim for the pur e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

ABEs has written letter to the
United States attorney general al
iuiing 70 the Pacjfi; reIa-
tIons Of the opposing political orgauizs-
uons in Mississippi, and expressing sim
cere gatiiuie to the representative of
the attorney general now ia that State,
who has brought about this condition of
things and Insured a peaceful campaign
and fair election
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

Hon CAssIUs M. CLAY, OF Kentucky,
a vetran stat ssmsD, is in the cI,y on hls
way to Mississippi where he will fill en-
gagements on the sid OF the Conserv-
ve-Dsmocrscy, At Grernville, on the
twenty-t ia, aud V,ck-burg on the
twinty-sixtn ius'aut. NJ Clay brings
TO the discussion OF the ques toes now
before the eople Of Missis-ippia 3 ripe ex-
pefience iu the political sffairs cf the
country and specisl knowledge Of the
aims and purposes of the Republican
party, Of which he was one # the foun-
ders and with which he remained until
1t ceased to be what be desired Mr..
Clay's presence st this time in Missis-
sippi we feel assured viii be kailed by
the Ie pie as 3 harbiBger Of the SUCCESS
for which they are 50 earnestly Iaboring.
We bespeak for Mr. Clay the courteous
attentions o. our citizens
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

THE particulars OF the House homi
eide viii be found in another column
Regsried in any light, it is deplorable
event one that, according u the coro-
ner's jury, should bring swift and sure
punishment For urjus fable homi-
eide there should be notiiug tut a rope
from = gallows. no mat e. who or what
tie partIez.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

This afternoon ct hslf,past three
O'clock The chamber Of commerce will
hold nesting 20 consider the subject
of the Southern Pacific railroad and the
Memphis terminus If there is one
subject more than another which should
crowd meeting in Memphis, this is it.
Already the managers OF the Northern
Pacific railroad, conscious how a SOUTH
ern road would secure a grand business,
are moving in opposition. Let the
members Of the chamber Of commerce
bring all the weight of their excellent
Institution to besr on this subject at the
meeting this afternoon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

ACCORDING tJ the official report, the
vote Of Cincinnati in the election last
week wss two thousand zine hundred
and seventy-seven greater thsn it was
last April, when the largest vote ever
po'ied there up t. that time was cast for
mayor. This would show an increase
OF population nearly fifteen thousand
in six months, something beyond even
Chicago's wild calculations. But any.
thing to beat Bill Allen. Any thing in
the shape Of fraud.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

TIE Utica Observer lDemocraU has
made estimates IN regard to the political
complexion OF the next New York lsgis-
laiu'e. II expects thst the Democrats
will have twenty-five senators and the
Republicans ten, and that in the assem-
bly, the Democrats will have eighty-six
mem oeIs and the Re- ulIicsps foriy.two.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

A PARAGRAPH has been going tie
rouu is OF the pres, which is an extract
from the Liv.fpoo Post, purporting TO
give an insulting letter from Thomas
Carlyle to The overseers Of Harvard uni
versi'y, in which he declines The degree
Of LII d. conferred upon him By tia.
Institution. The Post has been hosxed.
The language attributed 10 Mr.. Carlyle
was Invented by re Chicago Erening
Journal which hes simply disgraced
III
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
Henry Brown Hanged nj II. Lnn,..

ST LOUIS Ocrober -. .--Heury Brown,
negro, who ki Ted Phil ip Pfarr, a German
living a .ew niles iTOm this city, then raw sh
ed HLu rDb ed hi wi e, on the night Of the
tweniy-lith o. la-L May, vas hanged IN the
yard Of the jail - Lhe four courts, u. one
O'Clock 'O-dzy. In q brief speech made on the
scaffol he admitted havluE 81 uck Pfsrr the
blow whi caused his death, cut denied out
rsgtng Mrs. Pfarr. Nearly two Thousand per
sons were present IN the jiI-yard, and the
window ami ruOfs Of all the houses in the
vicinity and even the roof OF the iall itself
as well as the streets In the neighblrho ood
were thronged with people. she crowd must
have numbered nearly five Thousand persous
Al exactly hRli-p 81 one clock Ihe tap was
sprung and the wretChed culpFit hung dan
CLING an the air. He fell five feel, aud never
moved muscle. At the enl Of eight min
utes NE vas declared eXuGct, aud the body
cut down ana p'aced in a coffin for burial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
THE KILLING OF HOUSE.
Authenticated Statement Made up from
the Testimony OF Both Sldes-Origin
Of the Fracas The Progress and
Fatal Termination.
The Jury Find the Killing Wholly Tn.
iustiiled-The Recorder and Town
Marshal Ia a Bad BOx-A
chanee for Hemp
Stretching.

NASHVILLE, October 22.-The 1Bleyi-
odRSspeclal from Franklin, Tennessee, his
evening, says taat the grand jury returned an
lnolctment against Griffin and Allison for
murder In the hTst degree, in the killing Of
COLONEL House here yesterday By consent OF
the tate AT rney the prisoners we're recog-
nlzed In bonds Of six thousand doIars each
i0r a 1urther appearance tomorrow morning
we bonusmeD were EnOch Brown, Innis
BroWnr James brown, aud me :ather-in.law
aho bruthers-ln-iaw Of Grimm. A great many
Dut nothing rs knoa as lathe test otiy- al p.
duced. The case VIII come up before Judge
M Lenaore Tomorrow morning. The burial of
Colonel House took place at three o'clock
THIS evening attended by one Of the largest
PROFESSIONS ever witnessed IN FranAlin. He
wa buried with Masonic hOnoTs by Herman
Lodge No. !. Nance House, Jr., was resting
very quietly an hour ago. His chances for re-
coVery are considered rather favorable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

TIE United States assistant treasurer
Ia New York at neon Thursday opened
bids for one million dollars Of gold.
These amaulted to 81 SO, 900. The
highest bid was ll6 O3, and the lowest
lis 80 Awards were made at from
ll5 94g to 1903.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
Saturday, November 13, 1875,

within legal hours, all my inte. est and all the
interest OF the aforementioned bankTupts.
the same being twC-third 60 interest IN the
following described real property, situated in
Shelby county, TennesSe ee, bounded and ues-
cribed as follows, tO-wit:
one tract Of land on the waters OF I OOsa-
Hstchie river and Big Greek: Beginning AZ
the southeast corner of q grant for 900 acres
known as the McCulloch grant, at a large red
oak near the rIv-r bank, and runs thence
north s. east SO chains Il links TO a stake from
which it Is north IA east IS links To a sweet
gu marked N. A; thence north s57 wesr 50
cnains 81 links TO stake links west OF q
hickory marked NJ. A; thence south s. west
% chains IS links to a stake links sOu-h of a.
hickory marked N. A; thence north 50 west
- chains 50 links to a stake near Hews1uI
branch IA links east OF blackgum marked
a. 3; thence south o west 53 chains % q
blaeRgum ID. large; thence south So east q5
chains 42 links to the beginning.
ALSO Lone other tract adjoining the above
and bounced as follows to-wit: Beginning
q large IeuoaK, DeIhE the southeast corner of
the McCullOch 30O0.acre grant; runs thence
north D east with the east boundary Of said
grant twenty (2D chains to the southwest cor
ner of tract of land belonging to the heirs q Z
Joel Nc LemOre, running east or nearly so "a
chains 81 links to LOOsa-Hatchie river thence
down said river with its meaEderinzs until il
1ntersects the north boundary OF land entered
in the name OF A. Bayliss; thence west or
nearly So with the north boundary OF said
Bayliss IL chains . links TO the LOCsa Hatclia
river; thence down said river 10 the east
boundary line of a 50O0-acre tract entered In
the name OF McLemOTe & Carr: thence north
u chains and links TO the south BOUNDARY
line Of the McCullOch grant; thence south S.
east = chains 43 links TO the beginning
Said two tracts making one tract containing
by estimation $50 4O-l0O acres, and fully des-
cribed In deed from John b. Robinson to A.
ii. Douglass, dated LIST OF January, 1857, and or
record in the Registers OffiCs OF shelby cOuu-
ty, in book No 81.
The sale will be made By Trezevant & Co.
Aucuoneers, under the direction OF l.. ID.
Mcktssick, ESQ, my attorney IN Memphis.
Terms of Ssle-One-third OF the purchase
money TO be paid in cash; balance thereof to
be paid in equal instaIlments At six and twelve
months from the date OF said sale; the pur-
chaser TO execute his notes for said balance
the same to be secured by q proper mortgage
on said premises so sold
This the 22d day of October, 1915.
AARON CLAFLTN, Assignee.
Being authorized by the owner, we VIII like
wise sell the remaining third interest in the
above described tracts Of land, at the same
time and upon the same terms above mem
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

@HAT can the buliionlsts, the Rsdi-
Gals and the Independents cay TO off.et
the fact that Governor Allen at the re-
cent election received one hundred
thousand more votes than in 1873, and
was only defeated by thirteen hundred
votes alter all?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

en- OF by citizens with great warmth. His de-
voted .oye for his father was alluded 10 as one
Of kis no5lest points or character. Colonel
House served In the Confederate army
throughout the war, first as lieutenant
colonel and before the close of the war ms
colonel OF the First Tennessee regiment. He
made gallant soliier. Griffin, beside being
clty marshal, is the proprietor OF a saloon. He
WIS spoken OF as a man Of cool, uudaunted
courage Allison is an attorney, an elder in
the Methodist church, and recorder of the
town. The reporter was assured that Sheriff
Bingham endeavored to put a stop to the az
fair, even 10 the peril OF his life. h e nrst went
bis attempted interference that Colonel
House Y as killed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
POsfaI-Car Service on the Panhandle
R0uIa-

WASHINGTON. Oc ob=r % The post.
once department to-day decided 10 order rail
way pOSiR!-csr service bet ween the cities OF
PIttsburg aud ~. Louis, ria the anuandle
and Naudala route, passing through Indian
apOlis The railroad companies will irnme-
diately provide the requisite cars, and the
service will begiu a. soon as he department
cHu make the ueces7 asy ETrsn EementAiu rs-
gard b clerical Lap r AMI alterations OF
schedules. BY rbi- means IL is CO cllated
{ al the present pos al facilities OF a very
large part OF the OhiO and Mississippi river
valia.s viii be greatly augmented and i'm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

WA HINGT n. October % "A report
prevail He'd This afternoon OF another tTea-ury
robbery. il IS true that defic ency Of about
two thousand dollars has been discovered,
but 90 Is not yet known whether it is en- error
IL the account or q case OF larceny.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
MARRTE ED.

WILDBERGER- -BABB-At the residence
of The brides father Benjamin Babb, No. S26
Adams street, on Wednesday, October Goth, by
Rev. Father J. N. Edelen, Mr.. ]. b WILD
BERGER and Miss LIZZIE ]. BABE, both OF
this city. No cards.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
COLONEL HOUSES WOUNDS.

From DR.. Hammer, one OF the physicians
who examined Colonel Houses wounds our
reporter learned that Colonel House received
I'VE wounds, the most serlcas OF which was
made by A silot entering his body from the
right side, between the sixth and seventh
ribs, passing through the lungs and COM
was in the left gr 10, penetrating the pelvic
cavity. The third was on the right, striking
the bone, dancing around, so to speak, ana
fourth was through the right arm. The fifth
struck the right shoulder and was irnbedded
therein.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
WEATHER PEosAaILrrEs.


"AsHtNgTOS, October ., ] am.
For ne ohio Ualcy. Tennessee, the aulf
and south atlantic States, falling 6a-
roD1e'er, Jc7rmsr, partly c'ott9y aceatheT,
and southeast 10 sOuthtCest uUiads.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

Work on tbs Western North Caro-
hna raj road IS TO b. resumed at once
and pushed with sll the energy that
capital cAo command.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
Il Monster of Crime and ReSIiaI Pas
siOnS Arrested.

CONCORD, n. H., October % The
detectives arrested a woman to-Fay wEo con-
fessed that she had lived with Lapage, in Can.
ada, as his wife, aud that Lapage assault. d,
ravihhed and lett for dead her sister a Young
woman OF twenty-five, and 10 e.cape Lunish-
meht ned 70 vermont. evidence is hourly
accommodating showing him to be a monster OF
crime and besial passions. The officers are
satisfied that he Is guilty of the l4apgmai1
he will be taken to Vermont and held Tor the
murder of Miss Ball.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
M4NsE HOUSES WOUNDS.

The ball by which Sanse House was
wounded, struck the pelvIs just below the alb
dumen and ranged rOunC, lodging against the
hip bone, as is believed, paral wing the leg
The wound could not be probed. 1t may
prove mortal, though there are some chances
weather.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
Farming Lands
IN SHELBY COUNTY.

In the United States District Court for the
Southern District of New Ork held at tb.-
city of New York, in said DiStrict-In Bank
ruptcy. In the matter of Seth howard
Howes, stephen Hyatt, and Le8uder ".
Townsend, baukrupts.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale entered on the
ID 10Th day OF August, lS7J, in the above
cause, will sell at pubic auction, to the
highest bidder, in front OF the new court
house building, on Main street, in the city Of
Memphis. Tennessee on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23

State o: Tennessee, Williamson county: At
an inquest holden In the town of Franklin,
state and county Aforesaid, on the twenty
first day of October, 1875, before W. X. Haynes,
coroner, upon the body OF John L. House,
there lying dead, the jurors whose names are
hereunto signed, do say upon their oaths that,
from The testimony OF witnesses examined
before them, said John l.. House came to his
death on the morning OF said day from pistol
shot wounds at the hands Of ID. +. Gaiffin and
W. NJ. Allison, and, from the proof, said kill
Ing was not Justihable. In testimony where
OF, We hereunto aftix our names, day and date
above written.
W. L. Haynes, coroner; \. Moore,
T. f. McCaul II. P. Gray,
2. II. Cody, Lee NJ Lewis,
L. q. Sherman, Thos. e, Haynes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
NOTICE.

FTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of Selden, Hicks
q Co, OF Memphis, county of Shelby, and
state of Tennessee, within said district, VINO
have been adjudged bankrupts on creditors
petition, by the United states District Court.
W. g. PATTESON, Assignee,
oct23 276 Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
NOTICE.

NY one desiring to engage in a general
"A PrOdUc5 business can obtain good
stand at low rent, with Fixtures, etc. cheap.
Oh ect-a change of business.
nnIgo Z NJ PAGE Z Monroe 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-23
stockholders Meeting,

THE regular annual meeting OF the stock
4 holders OF the sisSiss1pDf " and TeRnes-
sss Railroad ObInpany, will be held at the
Peabody Hotel, in the city of Memphis, Tenn,
en- Wednesday, ROVember ~, 1875,
at which time Directors will be elected for the
ensuing year. Stockholders will be passed
free on presentation of their stock certificates
to conductors. 8. H. LAMB, Secretary.