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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-27

LAKE Providence,
Sacrou Pariah. Angust 10.


N Dearo Amdv-Se 10 up 3 lot Of mig
Aer preochees TO talk to the-niggers
Np here. They ass all astray and hur-i
[-shing for Grant Nike Icennot per-
|suade them that tt 10 not Grant, this
time. but another fslloW-Hsyes.
E.Massa ,Grant not runnin'! Whose
ever heeard oh his backin' down outer
anything aiore. Send some whisky
w We had ! little shooting up here, the
Bpther day. q Democrat and our tax col
fector. q regular old Confederate Radi-
tal heis. The boys heard o. it and came
salling into town. next day, cannon
4 md all ready Tor an nything and as lively
ID the The Democrats say they
anted to burntAs tews and hang Nor
"a, but that is all nonsense, They,
4 a not hove a single weapon, ana those
y at they did have, were Tor mad dogs.
= have plenty Of them here. No
n bod. Count on old Carroll. Yours.
III L. 8.
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EDITH LYLE,

lust P1SIishsd.-A splendid new novel by
Mrs. MARY j. HOLMES, whose other works are
read and reread with delightful interest-such
as Tempest and Sunshine" Lena Riv.
ers," Edna Browning" West Lawn" etc.
Price 81 ~
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OFFICE! OFFICER OFFICE!
COunty-TOwn Justices The COnstftu.
ton and the Law-Memphis En-.
titled TO but One Jus
tice at Large.

II the discovery of offices should pro-
gress at the recent rate, the people may
congratulate themselves that the acme
of office-holding st least, If not good
times and prosperity, will speedily OBJ
tain in full and multifsrlous glory.
There will soon be q grand catalysis of
old-time systems and foundations. There
will be no more need of lsborers, me
chanics, artisans, farmers or traders;
capital and labor, oranges and trades
unions will all be merged or metamor-
phosed into one vast column of office.
holders, who, if they cannot fleece any
thing else, can exterainate and flourish
on each other, like spiders shut up in a
bottle. But, in all seriousness, the
meaning now sought to be wrung from
the language of the law; if the intention
of the trainers OF the cor stitution, and
the meaning of the phraseology used,
was what is now tried to be construed
therefrom, there would have been en-
pIOyed very different language. The
words "county town" evidently applies
only to the town of the district In each
county where the court house or county
seat is located, and not to every little
village IN all the districts Of every county
The city Of Memphis is included In sew
ersl districts, in stead Of being included
in any one district Ss the law requires.
The Lar guage of the constitution, Ex-
oept districts including county towns"
therefore, can only apply to such part of
town or city as lies in the district
which contains the county seat, which,
in the case of Memphis, ia the fifth civil
district. II a district contain 8 part of a
town or city, in which is situated the
county courthouse, that part is the
county town." and that district In
which it lies is alone entitled to an sd-
ditionSl magistrate. Other districts,
while they may embrace q portion of the
same "town" or city, yet as they do not
include the whole "town" or city, or
part thereof containing the courthouse,
which is the county seat, are not enti-
tied to the additional justice cOntem-
plated by the constitution. Why was
the phras e, "D stricts including county
towns" used? Why not ssy simply
districts which include a town or part
thereof, if it was not meant to apply
generally, and not strictly to those dis
tricts only which contain the city or
town, or part of the same, in which lies
the county seat? The word "county" is
put before ''toRn" expressly to qualify
the same, and to show that the districts
embracing the capital town or city, or
part of the same in which the courthouse
Is, are the only ones intended to have
the extra magistrate and constable;
were it otherwise, specific language to
that effect would have been made use OF,
and it follows that no district containing
q part of Memphis but the one in which
is the portion wherein the courthouse Is
can have the additional justice.
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CENTENNIAL.
The Military Encampment at West
Park, Near Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August 6.-The mill
tary encampment in West park, which
now embraces nearly all the commands
in the organization of the National
Guard, is the center of attraction to
Philadelphia and centennial visitors.
Crowds visit the encampmsnt constant.
ly. All the divisions OF the State Ma
tional Guard, except the first, are partlci-
pating in the encampment, which is
under strict military discipline, no sol
der being allowed to cross the guard line
unless permitted to do SO by the com
msnding officer of the company. Bat
TALON drills were augurated yesterday
and will be continued every morning and
afternoon during the encampment. TIE
second, seventh and sixth divisions will
be reviewed this afternoon and the third,
eighth, ninth, fifth, fourth and tenth
divisions to- morrow afternoon by Gov
ernor r. Hartranft.
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PERSONAL.

CIRCUIT COURT CLERK BEN COLE.
MAN and wife have left on Centennial
tour.
COUNCILMAN JAMES SPEED, the pop
ular railroad TICKET agent, left Sunday
on an eastern tour.
HARRY COHEN has notices elsewhere
in to-dsy's issue Of the APPEAL which
will interts S. the multitude. Look for
them.
CHARLEY BEEHN, the popular job
printer, is among party of Centennial
tourists who LEFT the. city within the
past day or two.
IF Mrs. BROWN, whose son Bruce
was last week advertised for in the AP-
PEAL, will call st this office she will hear
of her sons whereabouts.
Mr.. CHARLES QUENTEL, ST., Of the
firm OF Quentel d Sons, left Monday
evening for Philadelphia and points Of
interest in the north and east,
THE following names were registered
on the visitors book of the cotton ex-
change yesterday: J. D. Tsrrant, Rip
ley, Tennessee; F. Trimb4e, SomervilIe,
Tennessee; P. Dunn, Arkansas.
PROF. c. P. WINKLER, who, with his
family, has been Spending the heated
term on his farm near Dewitt, Arkan-
sas, returned to the city yesterday, look
ing much improved in health. The
professor delights to tell about his goat.
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ought 10 get North Carolina, South Car
olila and Florida, and, in my opinion,
those States will give Republican ma
j1rity. They ought by right to have
Mississippi, but that Is scarcely to be ex-
pected.
"Northern men," added Governor
Kellogg, "bave 8 very ing ourate con-
ception of the actual condition OF the
south, and it is not surprising that they
radically change their opjoions af;er
spendiGg even 8 short time among US "
GENERAL THOMAS L. CLINaMAN's Ex-
PECTATIoN OF TILDEN's SUCCESS IN
THAT STATE.
A reporter of the Tribune called on
GsneraEThomasL l.. Clingmsp, OF Nortn
Carolina, at the New York hotel yester-
Gay, to obtain his views as to the pollu-
cal feeling and prospects in North Car
DINA. General Clingmsn thought II
somewhat too early to hazard decided
opinion, but he said that he had little
doubt Tflcen would carry North Caro-
Ina by majority of ten thousand or
fifteen thousand, unless the Republican
party should resort to fraudulent voters
and ballot box stuffing. IL these prac'
tees had not been employed in 1877, MI:
Greeley would undoubtedly have carried
the State. All classes in North Carolina
desired q change in the administration
Of the national government, which had
wrought such great evils in the south.
General CIingman said that he did not
question the motives OF Governor Hayes,
as expressed in his letter of acceptance,
and thought that, If elected, he would
earnestly endeavor to carry out his
promised reforms; but party pressure
would be too strong for him,
and he would be compelled to succumb
to it's influences. Furthermore, he was
put forward as the candidate of party
which, since the termination OF the war,
had done all in its power to keep alive
sectional issues by arraying the north
against the south. Tilden YVES very pop
ular in North Carolina, and would un-
doubleday poll large vote in November.
There was a prevailing belief in New
England and the Middle States, that it
was q common practice throughout the
south to intimidate negroes from voting.
This opinion was totally erroneous, so
far as it applied to North Carolina.
General CliDgman said he had never
known Of such case Of intimidation in
that State. On the contrary, so called
"negro leagues" had done all in their
power to prevent by threats and other
means the continually increasing class
Of colored voters, DESTROYS Of voting the
Democratic ticket, from following their
convictions. Unless these leagues were
again formed, large part of the colcred
vote would be cast for Tilden in No.
vember.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-08

Paris mourns the Baron Brisse, for so
many years the gastronomic editor Of
the Li6eTte. During the last decade Of
the second empire, Baron Brisse became
one of the proprietors of restaurant at
the corner Of the Passage de POpera,
which obtained q certain vogue for its
daily bill OF fare at fixed price. In his
contributions to the Liberte Baron Brisse
did at least the good service of instruct
ing housekeepers how to make the best
of the changing market Of the changing
seasons, an art wofully neglected in
Our own country.
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HEARING RI sTORED.-Great inven-
ton by one who was deaf for twenty
years. Send stamp for particulars. JnO.
GarmoIe, lock-bOx, 9O5, COvington,
Kentucky.
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Hone Like an Anchor

Steadies those who Use the means Proyi-
dence has placed in their way of guard
ing against the coming OF physical ills
to which flesh is heir" The honest
merchant insures his stock of goods; the
ship owner bis vessel and cargoes; the
banker, his treasures; whilst the mass of
poor humanity neglect to provide for the
maintenance of health which outweighs
all the treasures Of earth combined. To
sustain hungry man We give him food,
and to replace the wasted Tissues of the
body by promoting digestion and attend.
ing to natures requirements we advo-
cate using the celebrated Home Stomach
Bitters.
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Washington and Lee University,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Session CT 187S-7Z.

FAC UEhH:
CHARLES A GRAVES, MA BIZ, Prof.
Common and Statute Law, and Equity Ju-
Tisprudence,
VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, LID, Prof.
of History Of ScieCC5 of Law.
J, RANDOLPH TUCKER, LID, Prof Mer-
camille Law, COnfiic. OF Laws, and Consti E
tutionsl Law.
HON. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON Judge Of
Court of Appeals of virginia., Lecturer on
Common Carriers and Insurance.
hon. WALTER X. STAPLES Judge of Court
of Appeals of Virginial, Lecturer on Grim
inal Law.
HON. WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN Judge OF
Circuit Court OF NirgiEia), Lecturer on Prac-
tice and Pleading in courts OF Law and
Equity.
HON. HUGH W. SHEFFEY Late Judge of
Circuit Count of Virginia), lecturer on wills
and Probate Practice.
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN. ESQ, Lecturer on
Parliamentary Law anG Procedure.
The instruction is by textbooks and lee
lures, together with a MOot-Court and a Parlia-
ment. The n9xt session begins september q &.
The entire course may be completed in one
year. For full Information, by catalogue or
circular, address WALTER BOWIE,
aus Clerk Of Faculty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-08

FROM Methodist Protestant, Baltimore,
Maryland; For invalids and those in
delicate health, we know nothing better
than Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract
Of Beef and Tonic Invigorator. We re-
commend it from personal knowledge as
carefully prepared and being all it
claims. Geo. W. Jones & Co., agents.
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DELINQUENT TAXES.

ca All persons interested are hereby notified
that will proceed to take pos session OF prop
erty sold to the State Treasurer Tor state and
County Taxes for the years 1870, 1S7I, 1872 and
1873, and not redeemed. am auth orized to
receive from the owners, or their agents, al
Taxes, Costs and Charges due upon their prop.
erty, and release the same. By attending to
this before take possession, parties will save
themselves trouble and expense.
Q. WEATHERFORD,
onG Ofiaa COurtbOllGa Phil
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

NASHVILLE, August THE river il
falling, with feet on the shoals.
ST. LOUIS, August THE river has
fallen inches. The channel to Cairo
is In bad condition and hard to find.
Weather cloudy and warm. The
Keokuk Northern line company have
named their two new boats War Eagle
and Golden Eagle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-08
Flour at 81 a Barrel

Is not as cheap as the fine dress shirts
now selling for ST. at the great clearing
sale Of foe clothing now being disposed
Of st fifty cents Oh the dollar. You have
only ten days. time. Don't fail to call.
Drop everything else and go to 227 Main
street.
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$50 be Respected, Dress Well

AT the great clearing sale OF cloth
ing now being disposed of at fifty cents
on the dollar, you can purchase conn.,
plete outfit, from paper collar TO fine
wedding suit Of clothes almost st your
own price. Sale lasts but ten days long
er. Remember the place, 227 Main
street. 227 Main street.
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SACK FACTORY

NEW MEMPHIS ENTERPRIsE.-JAME
N SUTTON & 60, No. Sa3 Main street, Mem
phis, Tenn dealers in Seed Rye and Wheat,
and Feed OF very description, have COM
menced the manufacture Of Corn. Dat and
Bran Sacks for this market. We import our
sacking N lateral, ard will sell as low as any
eastern manufacturer. We also keep for sa g
a full assortment Of second hand SACKS.
aus las Sutton 4 co.
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HICKORY WITRE
Male and Female Academy.

TVHE next term will begin Monday, Au.
Il gust 2, 1876, and continue twenty week 3.
TUis school Is located IN Fayette county, Ten
neSsee, six miles from Withe Depot, Memphis
and Louisville Railroad. the religious priv.
Ieges and social advantages are of a superior
character, which, with the LealthfulDess of
the place, render the location eminently IA
voTab g T. educational purposes. For cfTous
lar, containing full particulars, address
JOHN A. CAMERON, Principal,
jyl9w Hickory Wtthe, Tenn.
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TRY Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss Of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. n.
Wilkerson & Co., $40 Main ST., NJ emphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-08

MRS. MARIA D. MoNsARRATT, teach.
er of vocal and instrumental music, will
receive few more pupils. Orders to be
left at 81. @. Hollen6erg's music store,
Main street.
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DENTISTRY,
DR.. j. J. ROSS,
AFTENTs0s. FARMERS.

THE EXCELSIOR FRUIT-DRYER is now
i on SAFE in Memphis, Tenn.
Cost No. l, S35-capaclty, Is bushels per day.
Cost No. 2, S65-capacity, 81 bushels per day,
Cost Nos, S90-cspscity, - bushels per day,
Cost No. 4, SlM-capaeity, "a bushels per day.
PeeleTs and Slicers for both peaches and aD-
pies. The product is fully equal to the Alden
in every respect. Orders filed on short notice
Memphis, Tenn. Tvs w
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He is TruIv a s,umu sneaker

Who, when talking, exhibits mouth
full Of stumps. If you would keep your
dental fixtures in perfect talking order,
use the fragrant SOzodont daily; the re-
ceipe is simple but sure.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

DILLS LADING for goods shipped on Strs.
u illinois, A. J. White and Geo. W. Chez K,
will, in future, be signed at ONCE, 26S Front
street, upstairs. None will be signed for
either OF the above boats after their departu re,
jyN GEO. W. CHEEK, Bup't.
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sTRAYED Ok STOLEN

NULE-On the Goth OF June, from Adkins
LII Granbery, one bay mare mule, seven
years old, about Is hands high, a light spot on
leIt hip, also on right eye, thin in order.
will give ten dollars for return OF said mule TO
me, or Tor Information that may lead 10 her
recovery ]. Z. EDEN1ON,
wa uaW Macon, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-08

HALLS Vegetable Siciliau Hair Re.
newer is an excellent dressing and tonic
for the hair and makes the hair grow
thick,
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ECR SALE.

NELONs, GaAPEs, Lemons AND NUTS
Ii al 81 Main street, au2 cod
NINS-Six eighty aud two sixty-saw new
u Champion Gins, prlce SlCO eacn.
One fifty and one siXty-sSw Gullett Steel
brush Gin NEARLY new, price Sl2j each.
One large pair Fairbanks Platform Scales.
}. V. PATRICK & CO.,
au6 No, 6S Union street,
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THR cheapest and best STBAM.nYK1Ka
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 2z6
Second street. I'll. WALKER 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-08

This afternoon the Memphis Blues as.
Reds, will go for each other at Central
PARK. Admission 25c. Go and see
them,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-08

TICKETS for Chattano oga, Atlanta and
Dallas for sale at reduced rates by John
son & Msnget, ticket brokers, S03 Main
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-08
NOTICE.

ON the first OF September this firm will
8OO Front street, at present occupied by
Brode, Mcintyre & Co.
POTTER, TAYLOR & CO.,
aus No. 50 Union street.
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Slime and Eide Wait for No
Man,

Dull times should induce every man
to save money when he can. You have
yet time to purchase custom made cloth
iHg at fifty cents on the dollar at the
great clearing sale now going ON at 227
Main street.
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aIssIssIPPI AND TENNESSEE B, q,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

AN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE IL,
1875, trains viii run "a follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
New Orleans Mail, daily. 2 80 pm. u 80 pm
freight and Accommodate,
daily Except Sunday)---...6sSo am. SO pm
IQose connections made al Grenada with
trains North and south for all points
FOR further information apply TO 61cket
once, No, 81 Main street, and at depot.
M. BURKE, Superintendent,
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent
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Ball and Bat,

NEURALaIA.-"Neuril"c cures it. Sold
by g. W. Jones q Co.. Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-08

Base Ball at Central Park,
this afternoon, at four o'clock. Good
game. Reds Us. Memphis Blues. Only
25c.
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ESGIt Harry Memphis aszd white XIV
Al p E5afa lime.
BATEaVRLSsE, as
FOR ASHPORT.
CHEEK LINE.


For VfeKSb0r9 and an nay Handbags,
The elegant passenger steamer
ElaEss9Isa EssssssS5s5zslt
NJ. R. Cheek .......master ]. W. Speers-.~cIerk
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY al 5
pm, connecting with steamers and railroads
for New Orleans.
The Illinois makes Close connections with
the Chicot railroad, the ParisOtt line for points
on YaZoO river, and the z. L. Lee for New Or
leans.
Helena, FFtars Point and Bends Fri
Weekly Packet.
The elegant and feet sids-Wheel steamer
a. s.. SY hlGe, 80
Nat. =. Green. master d. P. DaVIs.....cIerk
Will leave every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at Pm.
Particular attention paid TO freight and pas
sengers for Walnut and Council Bends,
Ea5- After the first OF September, the a. J.
White and q. W. Cheek will form daily line
between Memphis and Er1ars Point. "a
For freight or passage apply on BOARD or to
GEO. ". CHEEK, Supt,
Memphis and ViokBburg Packet Com par y,
No. 26S Front street, upstairs,
or to r ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
sepl 29S Front street
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PERSONAL.

sNIVORCE-LegAlly and quietly obtained
for incompRLibility, ETC.; residence I'M
necessary. Fee after decree.
A. GOODRICH, p. .. Box 1887, Chicago.
nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes specially
IL OF treating EYE AND EAR DISEASES.
Once, S23 PIp ar street. iu3J
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ssPrOcrastinatiOn is the Thief OF
Time.''

Only ten days more to dispose Of the
immense stock Of custom made clothing
and furnishing goods, now for sale at
fifty cents on the dollar. De not delay,
but call early, and buy a suit Of clothes
for $12 worth $50. DON'T forget the place,
227 Main street.
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Burnett's Standard Prepar

buFHeIIs SIAnuarU Preparat
lions.
Aessrs. Joseph Burnett Co., Boston:
GENTs-We have sold your standard
preparations since 1865. Your Cocaine
for the hair, we think, is the finest dress
ing in the world, while your havoring
extracts stand unrivaled for purity and
excellence.
W. n. NILKERsoN d Co.,Druggists,
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PEACHES!
SCHOOL OF LAW And EQUITY.

TUST received by express one hundred
u boxes Peaches. OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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THE SOUTH.

Views of Governor Kellogg, of LOuisi.
ana-He Believes the RepubII-
cans will Carry North and
south Carolina, LOuisI-
ana and Florida.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-08

Se1 SHELBY STREET; SIX ROOMS.
QUO Cottage on TrezeVant, near Shelby.
Cottage near tennessee, on Irrelevant.
Cottage on Huling street, near Shelby.
Two Main and Huling houses.
Two gents steeping- CONS, Madison, cor. Main
Ofdces, single and suits, Bethel Block.
Sleeping cor. Main and South Court.
Nice Base ment of go Main street.
Store l35 Main, near Exchange.
Vacant Lot, corner Second and Adams, FORM
erly Fisher & Amiss Marble Yard.
W. A. WHEATLEY,
au3 Agent Z. G. Bethel.
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RECORD YEAR

Just Ready.-The second number May o
this wonderfully popular monthly mags zine
and diary of important events ana current
miscellany. A capital number, full of the
choicest reading matter, and a superb steel
portrait OF Moody, the great Revivs list.
Price, so cents.
g.. w. CARLETON & CO., PubIIaherr,
cod MRd1s0n square, New York,
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RAILROADS.
sEnPHls AND CHARLESTON 4. r.
oRAaaE or sCaEDULs

u 1875, -.
a all trsIn. daily g. liz 81 an. 8 30 pm
r Epress train, dsii.. Il 90 pm. lZO AIN
& Drnerville train, Gzl Z
ce oI Sundays at-------..-.--.-o ~ Pm ozV H-D
Jackson, Tenn, sccOmmo-
cation tex. Sunday ----.---- 70 pm II 10 an
Nail Isin will not stop al Flag St6Ions Dc
Z Esen Grand Junction and Memphis.
Grains connect at Grand Junction Tor su
points, and at Decatur closely for Montgom-
sry aud points south. Close connection Tor
Nashville by both trains. Close connections
~ Chattanooga for Eastern and Southeastern
points. ,,.,.,
80 change Of cars between Memphis and
n fstol and Memphis and Montgomery.
me new and magnificent sleeping-car-nne
viii have one OF their new sleepers leave
Memphis DAILY on Express train al 800 pm,
!Or Lynchburg, Washington and Baltimore
without change. Only ONE CHANGE 70 new
XSrk and Philadelphia.
Time % minutes faster than city time,
Ticket once. as Main ssreet.
W. J, ROSS, Gent Eupt.
TOM 3. DUNN, Ticket Agent.