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OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FREDERICK, Dec. Z, 1878.
The County Commissioners for Frcdcr
ick county will meet at the Office III the
Court House,
On Monday, January Sd, 1876,
at 10 O'Clock, a. III.
Road SUPERVISORS will take notice that at
this meeting their accounts will be settled
from the different Districts, under the fol-
lowing regulations:
FIRST WEEK.
Tuesday, January 4th, District No 1, Buck
Wednesday, January 9th, District No 2
Thursday, January 9th, District No 8, Mid
dlctown.
Friday, January 18th, District No 4, Crca-
gcrston.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday, January 10th, Districts Nos and
6, Emmitsburg and Catoctin.
Tuesday, January nth, Districts Nos Z
and s, Urbana and Liberty.
Wednesday, January 18th, Districts Nos y
and TO- New Market and llauvcrs.
Thursday, January 18th, Districts Nos IL
and IL, Woodsboro and Pctcrsvillc.
Friday. January 18th, Districts Nos 10
and ID, Mt. Pleasant and Jefferson: .
Saturday, January 18th, District NO 3D.
McchanicstoWn.
THIRD WEEK.
Monday, January 18th, District No 10,
jackson.
Tuesday, January 18th, District No II,
townsville.
Wednesday, January 10, District No Is,
Woodvillc.
During the session the Board will ap'
point Road Supervisors County Consta-
blcs and the Trustees Of the Almshouse.
BY order. ,,,,,,
DecS.1t II. f. STEINER, Clerk.
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White Goods Department,

Complete Cambricll Edges great special
tv, Towels in endless variety; anything
YOU want in the Notion line Hosiery, all
grades; Cnildrcns Striped Hose as low as
10 cents per pair, and not more than 81
cents per pair for the very best.
In NV
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Corrected Weeklu ll Geo. " St0cksd0le.
Nc1v advertisements.
For Rent.

A desirable two-story concrete .
house, containing 8 rooms, hall and #a=
kitchen, lot, stable and carriage -s#R---
house, on Church street, adjoining the
Lutheran church. rem f MODERATE.
Possession given April 1st, 1876. Apply
to NEWTON G. CROFT,
deC24-4t hleChanlcstoWn, Mo.
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DYv Goods and Notions.

NV stock consists of blcached and I'M
beachcd Muslins, Calicocs, Flanncls, Can
ton Flanncls, &c, &c.
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Twill give especial attention.

Twill give especial attention.
Ifscling at low prices will build rcpu-
tation, am determined to do So My
stock you will find complete. Considering
the short time | have been in business, |
feel fattered at the very liberal trade have
been doing All those who have bought
goods at my store have been pleased, and
call to see me again. Come one, come all
and sec for yourselves, at
No. 10 NouM Market st., Frederick, Nd.
WIN. IL. RAMSBURG.
Jon1-tf
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DRESS Goods Department

l cannot be undcrsold My Stock of
BLACK ALPACAS is acknowledged by
wholesale men to be cheaper than they
can sell them. TO
MOURNJNG GOODS
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Failure of Crops. lQnG
WIN, II. RAMSBURG.

Taking into consideration the partial fail
ure of the White Crop, and the low prices
of the same, and knowing the scarcity of
money which follows, will giyct to all those
who may visit my store q full benefit oflow
prices and very small profits in
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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE, GAZETTE:
A FirSt-CIaSS Morning Journal !

Democratic in principle-IndepenG
ent in all things-Neutral in Moth
ing-Opposed to all Monopolies-
and all Corrupt Rings in Munich
pal, State and National Affairs.
On Saturday, January LIST, 1876, The Ca
zettc will be issued in a new and popular
form. All that capital and enterprise can
accomplish will be freely used to place it
in the front rank of American Journalism
1t will contain all the News of the Day,
including all tho Associated Press Tclc-
grams, Special kilograms and Correspon-
dencc from all points of interest, full and
accurate financial, commercial, and Local
Reports, and fearless Editorial Discussions
Of all current topics. 1t will aim to be Il
first class, live newspaper, complete i'll
every respect, and will give the fullest
and freshest news at the lowest possible
cost.
1crmS-Daily, postpaid, six dollars q
years two cents single copy, or twelve
cents a week, payable to the carriers -
Weekly, postpaid, one dollar IA year No
for the Weekly for less than
a year. Address ..
THE GAZETTE,
No. 10G West Baltimore street,
dec Stiff Baltimore, Md.
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w A,T4'HH ES.

and other work will be scrupuously attend.
ed to and dispatched with the Wontcd
promptncss OF
Yours, Respectfully,
p. S.-Thc selling of at C"stJor C"sd,
viii be continued Indefinitely.
dec. 3l-tf
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r Asst WEEK

called on my friends and patrons to
indulge me in the mechanical branch OF my
business until could secure the services
ifa q00d matchmaker, who could give his
entire and undicidcd attention to the (hls)
business. Now | am prepared to say
that in a few days expect to 90 on with
out any further interruption, ANA that your
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TERRITORY OF THIS STATE,

except thc city of Baltimore, which is al
ready disposed Of Any person wishing to
purrhosc n county or counties in this State
will get them at Patcntccs prices.
i rare chance to make money easy and
fast. j. j. llLNSllAN'
july"3-1y. Mcchanlcslo"h'
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Road supervisors will take notice that at
this meeting their accounts will be sctllc''
from the different Districts, under the fol
lowing regulations:
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The County Commissioners for frcdcr
ick county will meet at the Office III the
Court House,
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AwuaEKKNTg.

The Supreme Fsvorite and Pearl of the
American Stage,
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Personal.

CHARLES D. BAILEY, ESQ, o. Clark: /.
vile, Tennessee, is visiting friends anu
relatives in this city.
II. E. ANDREWS left for New Orleans
yesterday, and 1t Is thought he vii
bring bonnet with him. Will Mars
burg, of Baltimore, and Jake Schmld.
lapp, Of Cincinnati, went along to as
sist him.
HON. ROGER Q. MILLS, Of Texas;
Hon. n. p. Banks. OF Massachusetts,;
Hon. Benjamin 81. Hill, of Georgia, and
Hen. William D. Kelley, Of Pennsylva-
mia, have or thanks for attentions by
mail.
Mr.. w. A. AMMoNss one Of our old
and honored citizens, returned home
yesterday from tour through Florida,
bringing many glorious specimens of the
fruits OF the "h1wery land" and prizes
from the depths of its seas. Mr.. AM
mons is ttill in love with Tennessee.
Hon. H. DE S. MONEY, representative
In congress from the third district Of
Mississippi, passed through the city yes
tarday on his way back to his place in
the house. Mr.. Money has been south
as a subcommittee on levee matters,
and viii no dou5t In time be heard from
thereupon.
THE cotton exchange was throoged
with visitors yesterday, among them
were: Samuel House, Pecan Point Ar.
ksnsss; w. A. Barry, Louisville; ]. A.
Manginn, Collierviile, Tennessee; w.
A. pearefelds. Riverton; Mississippi;
A. III. Lsntz and H. J. VintoD, Cincin-
natl; W. z. Miller, Little Rock; N. e.
Hughes and A G. FerTeIl, Bolivar
county, Mississippi; T. J. Scott aud J.
Falls, Arkansas; Peter Flynn, J. Katz-
enbeTger, New, Orleans; w. T; Chap
man, Randolph, Tennessee.
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LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.
One Engineer Killed, Two Engines and
the Main Part OF a Depot Build.
ing Wrecked-A.Oss between
$4,000 and $4,000.

INDIANAPoLIs, March 13.-At twenty
minutes past twelve this morning the
engine Of the /. 3. aud w. railroad, Just
ready to take the midnight train vest,
exploded in the west end OF the Union
depot. The train on the C.NH. and D
road had just arrived, and the engine
which brought the train was standing
alongside the I. B. and w. engine.
Both engines are completely wrecked.
The engineer of the @. 81. and D. en-
CINE, A. e. Moore, was instantly killed,
and the fireman CT the same engine,
Isaac A. Ballard, was badly scalded and
bruised, though not dangerously hurt.
The engineer and fireman OF the explod-
ing engine were both on the engine at
the time, but are not injured. The en-
gineer was thrown twenty feet from the
engine into the street. The whole West
end wall of the depot and ten or fifteen
feet OF the roof was completely demoI-
ished. Fortunately there were no other
trains in the depot at the time of the
accident, and it being Sunday night but
few people were around, or the less of
life must have been much greater. No
cause is assigned for the accident. The
engineer reports that he bad plenty OF
water and only one hundred and five
pounds Of steam. All the glass III the
windows Of the west half Of the depot
were broken by the concussion. Loss
at ten to fiftssE thousand dol
lsrs.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
stassie Mitchell,

sl--et BaEEie Hitehells
Maggie Mitchell and hef own coInpa
ny began 0rew week engagement ct the
T. ca e. lest night 10 au audieace not
large In number, but truly sppreciative
IN its character, and wbo enjoyed the
most artistic persolation OF the diff
cult character of "Fanchon, the Crick-
et,' witnessed on the Memphis stage
since Maggie Mitchelps last appearance
here. The plsy, IS presented ty this
Company, with the exquisitely fine
touches OF the lady who has made
"Fanchon" her specially, aud of whom
1t is said by all VINO have seen
her Interpretation of the charac-
aeter that she is the only "FaIchon" on
the American stage, is full of absorbing
interest, and another story as compared
with the Same play as given by other
combinations. AS We have said, her
support is excellent, among whom we
may mention IS most conspicuous in
the play OF last night, Mr.. William
Harris as "Lsudry Barbesud;" Mr. Ed
win Varrey, as "Father Barhesud," and
NJ IS Susan Flood, as "OId Fadet." The
play was well dressed, the steg3 settings
appropriate, aud Maggie Mitchell made
new frienda. Tonight she will appear
SIS "Jane Eyre" in which che is said to
excel all others who have attempted the
character. We bespeak for the Mem.
phis favorite full house.
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IN THE RECORDER. sCOURT
queer Cases frOm the DaFkey Side of
the Municipal Tenement.

II was nesr one o'clock before the re-
corder's court adjourned yesterday.
There were twenty-IhIee cases disposed
of, eight Of which were fer violation OF
the ordinance against doing business
without license.
John Cooper, negro, was arrested for
swindling 9 country dsrkey out Of IF
teen dollars at the Charleston depot on
Saturday last. He was sent to jail
In. defsult of two thousand dollars
bail, and fiued fifty dollars for assault
ing bis victim, who followed him until
q policeman eonld be found.
John Reynolds, white, was sent TO
Jail In defsult OF bail for being pick
pocket.
Christina WiIliamsTand Rachael Will
Iiams (her mother), both negroes, were
arrested for assaulting "Uncle Alfred, !"
their landlord. The fuss originated last
Saturday night, when Christina, In conn
In from the market to her home on
Gsvo.N street, near Wellington, in the
tsin feD into the bayou which flows
neet ftsr ho,,>.'. She came near drown
inc. bnf VS. a.s, ed out by her mother
and some fy,snas. "Uncle Alfred" ON
rearing the SCREAMS aud ascertainlng
who Il was In the baS 'ou' salo: enc
ought to drown; I'm glsa sne lei ~,
These remarks led 70 the difioG ny t MnIca
caused the arrest of tie two me. 'iVeeu
above. Rachael was discharged, ba 'n ns
blooming and fragrant ChristiDG y.
held in default Of paying city nne 81
tgn dollars.
Mary sims (coIored) was arrested for
being accessory to the larceny Of five
dollars, stolen from Mrs. Sternberger by
EDDY Taylor, a negro youth Of twelve
summers. Some parties went before
Esquire Thompson On Sunday and swore
out warrant against her, and sSe WGs
Fought before the JUSTICE whe took her
reoognjgaDce, with r. r Church as &C.
curity, id the sun Of FIVE hundred dol.
lar, for her appearances before Recorder
Duff on the following morning. Cap
tstD Weatherford, WHO was ca night
duty, and thinking 1t wss proper, res
leased her on the warrant and Lond |
mentioned. Chief Athy, however, had
her re.arrested, and she was brought ont !
before the Recorder for trial, and, in de.
fault Of two Il ousand dollars bail, sent |
to jail
Ephraim Bowen alias Armstrong,
white man who sonaa three OF ,ur years |
ago was sentenced 10 tie penjtentiary |
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses from some negrOeF, by represent |
ing himself as a great Indian vout0o |
doctor, was arraigned for playing his Cd /
tricks. He swiLdled an old negro |
named Jones, who lives on the Pld9eoD /
Roost road, out OF seveIty.four dollars, |
by representing himself as doctor who
could drive away spirits, and cure Peo-
pie who were ''under a spsll." Tie |
story told by the old man was worry
amusing, and plainly showed be was
believer. Ephraim fingers in jail in |
default OF two Thousand dollars bsil, and |
quarters st Nashville were never more
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Law REPORTS.
Chaneery Court-morgan, Judge.

Chaneery urt-Morgan, Judge.
In addition to the csIsGdar now being
called are added the following, to be
called to-day: No. 1247, Moore Va Hsr-
rell; 1889, Gray vs Gray; 1870, Cove va
TOof; Frayser VS. Randolph; 1925, Nor.
row VS. Hulbsrt; 1927, Keely vs city;
1923, Fisher VS. Goodwin; 1929, Butler vs
Cox; 1880, Walt va Bank Of Tennessee;
1881, Street vs. Bowers; 1882, Lynn vs
Stevens; 1888, Wolf vs. Young; 1884,
Whitney vs. RulklOy; 1856, city VS. w.
Thompson od 1887, M. and G. R. R; vs.
Knode va Brown; 1910, Joyce vs. Joyce;
l64I, Jones VS. Malone; 1642, Kerr vs.
Gwynn; l643, Reynsrd va M. c. and F.
and NJ. Insurance. company; 1914, CicaI.
laws Green; 1885 Evans vs. Fiannery;
1913, Burlls VS. Ulmani le47, Lowrance
VS. Lowrance.
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ADDITIONAL REVER SEPORTs

ST. LOUIS, March I3.-Depsrted: City
Of Chester, Memphis. The river is ris.
ing at the rate of half an inch az hour.
Weather cloudy and clear alternately,
and cold.
CINCINNATI, March 13.-Rivel' rising,
with rs feet. Weather clear au1 cool.
Arrived: Cons. MiIiar, Memphis-
LOUISVILLE, March 10 Weather,
clear aud milu. River still rising, with
8 feet 10 inches in the canal. Departed:
Cons. Millar, Cincinnati.
NEW ORLEANS, March 13.-Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived: Bismarck,
81. Louis; II. G.. Yaege1, st. Louis. De.
parted: Fl. G. Yseger, st. Louis.
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DR.. J. J. CALDWELL, Baltimore,
states: 81 have used Liebig's Liquid
Extract Of Beef largely In debility,
febrile and nervous diseases, and found
1t one of the most reliable OF nutrient
tonics now in use or to be- found in phAr-
macy" g. w. Jones & Co., agents.
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THE cheapest and best t5TEAM DYEINe
and CLEANING HOUSE in the CITY is AZ 246
Second street. TT. WALKER d co.
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SoRE THROAT, cough, cold, ar d SINH
lar troubles, il suffered to progress re-
suit in serious pulmonary affections,
Oftontimes incurable. "BroWn'a Bron-
chiaI Troehes" reach directly the seat of
the disease, and give almost instant re-
lief.
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Mrs. 8edge has opened salesroom at
95T Main street, in connection with her
greenhouses on Rsyburn avenue. Bou-
quests, cut flowers and floral designs,
bedding plants, etc.
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The latest noveltiesin plain and fancy
stationery, juvenile books, teachers'
bibles, reward cards and Sunday School
supplies. A.F.DoD & CO.,
al Main STRAIT
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means to call Ii into action. The su-
perintendenps report was received and
iiled. The business transacted was not
Of very important nature. ArepCrt Of
L. is crowded out.
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MILLIONS of bottles of Burnett's Co
coaine have been sold during the last
twenty years, and the public have rem
dered the verdict that it is the best hair
dressing in the world.
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Victor D. Fuchs received choice lot
Of flesh shad by express. For sale at
prices to suit the times, at Al Jefferson
street.
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S26 ReMRrd

For the arrest and conviction OF certain
parties who are selling goods, repairing
clocks, ETC., representing themselves to
be in my employ.
V. u. THAYER, Jeweler,
$40 Second Btreet.
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EIOHers for Sale.

GARDEN SEEDS, grass seeds, fruit
trees, evergreeDs and Towering plants,
at Otto Schwill's seed store, 346 Main st.
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Wall PaDer,
Fresh Oysters

Beautiful spring patterns at. Quscken-
bush's paint store, 800 Main.
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Strawberry ROxes
Our SpeciaIfIes.

for sale by Williams & Co., lumber deal
CT, corner GaYoso and Second streets.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Ellis Ear=y Memphis EuC white River
u, =, EGsz Line.
RmGia,
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.


Fer FESHsbuFE, EaEchsz, New Orleans,
and Wsy E+Ss1dlRRs.-The Great
Str. Thorn sOn Dean e sSs:
W. B. Miller master Geo. MiltenbeTger-c
Having entered the trade as above, will leave
Memphis IS follows:
Thursday, Feb. 17tn. Thursday, March I'd
And every alternate Thursday thereafter
during the season. Special attention given to
ali business Entrusted to US.
r. NJ. BRADFORD, Agent, Madison st.
Ut. WASHINGTON, Agent 800 Front st,
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HALL's VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEwER-ths best preparation extaut
for restoring gray hair to its original
color, and to keep It go.
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ErAAIn ShaR.

NEURALGIA.-'EEeu cures 1t. Sold
by g. ". Iones 4 Co.. Memphis.
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Received daily at J. A. Signsigo's. No.
278 Second street. n
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CHEEK LINE.

For VIckshurz ersd aIl way HssSssaiogS.
The elegant steamer
EfsfuGSSs 49,:
asrs e, Cheeg...no aster-JOe. SpesIZ-.
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY al s
p.u., conreefin,z with steamers and railroads
for New Orleans. -,
The Illinois MAKES chose connections with
the Chicot railroad, the PsTisOtt line for points
on Yazoo river, and the r. Z. Lee for New Or
Fcr Aapaieszz, HaIsae, VEtaHE RC1ns and
gil Way EaEA1RSS.
Tho elegant steamer
a. eB., ~ EsaE9e ssSssge
George Malone. master AL. Cum mins, clerk
Lessyss MONDAYS ana THURSDAES,5 pm
Eeieats arsGs EseEIGss T7t-sS eeSEy Packet.
The elsSspt and feet side-wheel steamer
geo. VW. Cheek. =gsssssERSaa
rat 8 t--een master d. P. DaYis.,....c lerE
vii y Isexa .-veTE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
"a ''"' s9o FRIDAY, at5 pm.
PsrticBIaS sften, on paid TO freight and pas
senss i!' for Wainut an, Council Bends.
For freight or passage - E ~ trnt - ~
GEO. ". u ct To1ap2snv
Memphis and Vickaburg PaoA " -n-af IS
No. 2SS Front street, L. Aos01t
Or to z. W. LlGHTBUTsES, st
sapT 2e2 Front SIRE
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AFFIXED Robertsou's Business College
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4 JhD hOyD-250 cords b 81 quality sfove-
~ wood ~ - on Ieyee, s. 50 delivered. CaiJ
al leEee foot Union street, or to
gOsEF6 KyGEeS, No. Towards Row.
GRoCERY-FamiIy grocery, good stand.
" No. 81 Main street - 49, 49,
t1hyfEkI1 --IoW--The property Joining
- so soath OF Morgens carriage shop near
SsLNhIy ShurcD, corner cf alley, between Jef.
Iron and Adsms. good bargain. must he
eo1. ". =. WHEATLEY, 90 Main 81.
{ a. hAolDENCE-One OF more on fiye OF
SLtnose nTst-clas city residences In the
-, =, ~ BLOCH south side Of Madison street
81 81 81 onIth street, wen known as an1oDr
49, SlS ~ convenient aud pleasant In thr cftv:
bo@F, =. = 20 IS rooms IN each; cisterns, paved
- Aios nigh walls between each I'D ssxr
,r,,s 100 Hroun1 from each 10 The bayosl
80 ~, easy, and price 10 suit the tip1es An
20 - a q. DENNIS, ga Main ~
Nj U1.Es57-CHEAP-O head OF broke mare
HALL q CO.
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A T COST!
Sash,
doors,
Bl Ihd1.
At Original Cost, to Close Out, &C
QUACNRNBUSlPS
PlIET AND WALL PAp82 kTOR2
asO VAIN STREE
Memphis and Kansas CITY T. 4. To-
bids rOR wORx.

DY order Of the Executive Comm ittee, Ids
ID will be received until February 70 l57aOr-
the Clearing, Grazing and Furnishing CFss--
ties on the following divisions OF the NM.
phis and Kansas City Railroad; payment IN
division.
b. First-Betwesn Batesville, Independence
county, Arkansas, aud Jackson port, JaoBOn
cOunty, Arkansas. Payment in lndepld-
ence and Jackson County Bonds.
Seoond.-betweenJ acksOnpOrt and Augtta-
Woodruff county, Arkansas. Payment in
Jackson and Woodruff County Bonds nd
Bonds OF the Town OF Augusta.
Third.-Betw, en- Augusta and Witt0dTg,
Gross county, Arkansas Payment in Yeod-
ruff and Cross County Bonls.
The Board reserves the right to reject a. or
all OF said bids.
Bids 70 be addressed
JOHN w ERTOT, Ia,
President a. End X. G. r. -,
Memphis, Ten
Memphis, Tenn, January IS. ls75- is
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THEGHSs OF IHNEsRAILI
THIED ANNUAL HOP
Cochran Hall, March IL, 1873.
COMMITTEE OF ARR ANGEMENTsi
las. J. Sullivan, Chm. James CIeary.
James Bohsn. NJ. G. Costello.
FLOOR COMMITTEE:
J. ]. Connolly, Chm. James F. Fox.
NJ. Green. p, Moe suRhan.
John Condon. B. Il. Carbeyy.
Peter 1ishe. p. Boyle.
Jchn Byrnes. James F. Ryan.
N. ID. Powers, ]. D.. Collins.
W. +. Carroll.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
y. Kalaher, Chm. +. N Quigley,
=. J. Mulvihill, p. HaggUrty,
y. J. Kelly, r. O'Brien,
z. :. Quigley. T. Nsgls,
Frank Murphy.
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RAILROADS.
AND CHARLESTON q. R.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

~ 1879.
Leaves. Arrives.
Express train, daily, at-....-5 40 pm 280 am
Bonneville train, daily, AZ
esp. Sundays, at----.-----..--159 p m. 3 30 am
Grand Junction Accommo-
ton sunday excspted) I'D 50 a M. II 90 pm
Special Notice so Local Pnss enEeIa
Trains viii net stop ~ Vance street.
Express JIaia leaving Memphis A. $50 y m.
wid ElOp only ~ Telegraph Stations. Grand
Iuuct on Acco1nm odGuoD Will stop at STA
lions oHI.Y where the ompany has agencies
Ihe Accommodation train leaving 81 $50
an. and arriving a. II pm. makes connection
TO and from points on the New Orleans, ct
Louis and Chicsgo railroad WITH MemphiS
No chEngs Of cars between Memphis and
Bristol and Memphis and Montgomery.
The new line Of Siseping-CarS lust egtab-
UshSd upon this "Old Rel able RoaIe," will
have one OF their NAGSIFIcENT sLEEPERs
leaving Memphis DAILY on Express train At
sac I'm, for Lyncnhurg, Washington and
Baltimore Without change. Only ONE CHANGE
% Seg YORK and Philadelphia.
Time - minutes faster than city time.
rfcksG Office. 2zS sgasn street.
W. ]. ROSS, Gent 6dp'L
TON B. DUNN, Ticket Agent.
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