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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-06

Damouna met his hitherto unknown
mother, who was Jewish opera singer
"S'help me-" he cried in ecstacy, Il al
ways thought was Jew. y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-06

Geraldine, finding that she could not
20 on the stage, resolved to marry Courte.
botte, who had several other establish
ments.
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While Damouna was exploring eyna-
gogue, an ancient jew plucked him by
the coat, aud said: Look here, ma tear,
YOU re one of us.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-06

Conrfeboite' high breeding came cut
ia his habit Of beating his wife, aud
swearing at her in his ingard voice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-06
VOL XIII.
PUBLIC LEDGER,
Weekly Public Ledger,

Published every Tuesday at 81 per snnum lin
advanced. Postage free.
Communications upon subjects OF general
interest to tho public are at all times accept
able.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


LOUISVILLE, February 29-Flour
81 10. Corn quiet but firm at
visions stronger and tending upward.
PORK, SO 59923. Bulk meats, 81, II
@12fc. Bacon, 81, 81, 13@l34c,
Sugar-cured hams, l49l4ic: Land
tieTce, l4ic; keg, l5o. Whisky, 81 05
Bsgglng quiet at l2@l3c.
CHICAGO, February 20. - Flour
dull. Wheat active but lower for cash; ;
No. 2 spring, 81 04 Corn dull and q
shade lower; No. mixed, 42c. Oats
dull; No. 2, 3l3c. Pork stesOy and
firm; S2I 423@2I As. Lsri very firm,
and hcl Iers asking higher rates, 12S0c.
Bulk meats firm. Whisky, 81 06.
CINCINNATI, February 29.-Flour
dull. Wheat dull, 81 15@1 %. Corn
steady, 43@45c. Oats inactive, 3594Ie.
Pork firm, SO 1922 so. Lard quiet, but
firm steam, Sl2 SO; Kettle, 133@l3c3. Bulk
meats active and higher, 81, III, ia
1872, closing with good demand, anu
tending upward, Whisky 81 05 Butter
quiet.
ST. LOUIS, February 29.-Flour-
medium to fall extras fair at 81 5Qt95 IS;
other grades very dull. Wheat mac
tive; No. red winter, 81 49, Corn
firmer and shade higher; No. . mixed,
3S3G 39c Oats dull and lower to eel;
NJ. ,, SAC bid. Pork inactive at So %
Lard inactive and generally held at 125
@l24, small sales al 1910. Bulk meats
firmer snd held higher, but very little
movement; round lots at ST, III, 800
125c. Bacon firmer at 9f,,,94, 123, 100
135c. Whisky, 81 O6.
NEW YORK, February 80 Flour
dull. Rye flour steady at $4 1905 o.
COrnmeal quiet but steady, 81 1903 25.
Wheat less active, ST 23(9l %. Corn
heavy and lower. Csc. Oats a little
more active, 4594Sc. Coffee quiet but
steady; Rio, cargOes, 15i@lSIc gold: job
bling, 153@l93c gold. Sugar quiet and
unchanged. Pork dull and nominal at
SO IS. Beef firmer; new plain mess,
$ll 80; new extra mess, S12@l3. Cuu
me ats-western quiet; middies heavy;
WESTERN long clear, 1lBo; city long
clear, 1899. Lard firmPr, Is size. But
ter firm; western, 15@27c; State, 2O934c.
Whisky quiet, 81 10.
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BANKRUPTCY,

No. $50, o. r. D.-Barziiia Raney ct al. vs.. La
grange and Memphis RAILROAD Co ct 81.
Grand enter DtRI iOsfsE Sale OF Fort
Pickering Lois.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 90, 1876, AND
~ continuing from day to day until the
prOperty is disposed of, AZ the southwest cor
Tenn. Pursuant to an order of sale in the
above cause, from the ChanceTy Court, will
sell, to the highest bidder, the following prop
erty tO-wlt: Situated in Fort Pickering,
and known on the plan of subdivisions g
Block l. 10 II q % % % q 80 80 81 A; Block p
lots Il Is Is % q p q %; Block s. lots 567
Is; Block 5, lots q % %; Block 6, lots II II
Is 20 Is; Block !, lots u II ID 10 Il Is 10 p .;
Block 8, lots 3 4 D 81 3; Block 9, llts 2367S9
10 II y % % "a > rs 40 A. Block TO- lots - Il II
Is q D % 81 81 3 % ~ a; BLOCK H. lots 10 II y u
IS Is - So Block r, lots l0I6 II 10 20 q o p p
lots . 6 Is % % 81; Block IS, lots I267S9lO
II IS Is Il p 20 q IS 40; Block To- lots ) 10
x II p % % Il . 70 q % 81 3 81 80 - 40; Block
IT, lots y I3 II 10; ock 10, lots 567 10; Ock
81 lots 81 SO 10 II Il; Block y, lots II % q
Block - lots 4 3; Block "a, lois 81 5 10 IL y
Is % q: Block 70, lots IL - is ~ 20; Flock q
lots ? One-hat Of 9; Block Is. lots
2S4667SI2 - IA; Block %, lots IL 10 IA ID 10 Il
IS 10 70 81 % Block 30 lots 10 IL u ID Is; Block
81 lots 1876 !; Z ock 3d. lots Q; Block a. lot !;
Block 50, lots 1856; BLOCK 10. lots "a.
-Four acres, described as Depot Grounds"
on the plan OF Fort Pickering, bounded on
the north By blocks Is and l9; on the east by
Fifth street; on the south by blocks 20 and q,
and on the west by Fourth street.
seven acres, situated south of the cid track
of Lagrange and Memphis Railroad, nor Of
Solomon RoZelPs field, r. poles wide and l56
DO es end 20 links in length, the same con-
veyed by A. h Carr to Lagrange and Mem his
Railroad Company by deed, recorded in
Book 81, 2iS.
Also. lot No. 5, in block A, laid down on the
original map of Fort Pickering as R1Sser
street, but now fronting 90 feet on Pamela
street. and running back 80 feet-bOunded on
the north by lot No. l, in block A.
Also, lot No. 8, in block \, set apart origin
ally as Pamela street, now fronting 90 feet on
Broadway, and running back 500 feet, bounded
on the east by lot 8; on the west by lots 3, 4
and ), in block A.
Terms-Notes at 7, u and Is months, with
approved security, and lien retained. Equity
of redemption barred. -
GEO. W. WINCHESTER,
Special Commissioner.
TrO = TpFzF,- vt A ucffOueer fbrQ
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MONEY MARKETS,
BY TELEGRAPH,


NEW YORK, February 29.-Mouey
more active at 397 per cent, closing at
3. Prime mercantile psper, 5(86 per cent.
Gold strong, opening at lii aud closing
at ll4!. Csrrying rates . tOs4 per cent.
loans were also made fiat. Government
bonds were in good demand and higher;
coupons OF 1881, 1881; do. 1865, 1l99;
do. 1885, Low, 1l9f; do. '67, 1918; do.
'6S, 1888; new fives, l183; IO-4Os, regu-
lar, llS4; coupons, 1919; currency So,
1868. State securities were dull; Ten
nessee Is, old, As; Tennessee IS, new,
434; Virginia IS, old, 364; Virginia IS,
new, 374; Missouri IS, 1913. Railroad
bonds were quiet and steady. Stocks at
the opening were firm and higher, with
an advance OF from / to II per cent. {;
the latter for Western Union. At the
second call the market was weak, and
during the last hour heavy and lower,
with the principal activity in Western
Union, Pacific Mail and Lake Shore.
The decline from the highest point of
the day ranged from TO q per cent.
Western Union declined to 70G in con-
sequence Of unfavorable rumors in re-
gard to the dividend. 1t is believed the
TumOrs were merely circulated to de-
press the stock, and that the dividend
will be paid as usual. Pacific Mail fell
off to 293 and Lake Shore to COL. West
ern Union and Lake Shore recovered a
fraction in the final dealings. Transac-
tons were I'll 900 shares, OF which o.
600 We're Pacific Mail, SO OCO Western
Union, 5000 Northwestern, 5000 st. Paul,
5000 Erie, 81 0C0 Lake Shore, 1000 OLios
and 1900 Wabash. Closing quotations
Western Union telegraph, 7G1; Pa.
cific Mail, 29l; Adams Express cornpa.
ny, lO8: Wells & Fsrgo's Express com
psny, 81; American Express com.
pany, 90; United States Express compa.
ny, "a; New York Central, 1154; Erie,
Is; Erie preferred, 80; Harlem, AL: Hsr.
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leaving benediclion and blessing for the
glorious Memphi.
THE PRINTING.

Not the least among the artistic ex-
cellencies OF the WORK Of the Mempli
was the printing. The ibTetto-the
preparation Of which was finished ard
Scholarly piece Of wcrk-wss printed in
black, light tlue ard light brown on
tinted paper, some cresm-lald, some
rose blush, ard others pure white, the
effect in each case beir Z very b,autiful.
Much care was necessary in the pro-
duction Of il, aud the resources OF one Of
our best esta ltshments was taxed in itt
completion. The dancing tablets were
something very beautiful. TAe covers
of these were Illuminated in the Greek
style OF art, the details iof
the fi2uyes and their Surroundings being
historically accurate. The interior leaves
were in keeping, and the whole was a
work to challenge the most critical Of
connoisseuIs in the printers art. Tracy
q &C., Of this city, are the printers to
whom we ara indebted for this WORK.
To them 1t was ipirUssed by the master
mind to whose skill Memphis to-day
stands indebted in more than she can
ever repsy-s man whose memory will
ever be green" among Us.
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lam preferred, 1874; Michigan Central, Co;
Union Pacific stock, 81; Lake Shore,
60s; Illinois Central, l0l3; Pittsburg,
933; Northwestern common, 425;
Northwestern preferred, $751; Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and In
dianapolis, 81; New Jersey Central,
107; Rock Island, ll0i; st. Paul, 424 ;
st. Paul preferred, 795; Wabash, IO34 /;
Wabash preferred, 1921; Fl Wayne, 1927;
Terre Haute, 81; Terre Hsute preferred,
20; Chicago and Alton, lOli; Chicago
aud Alton preier'd, l07; Ohio and
Mississippi, 2l5; Indiana Central, a;
Chicag., Burlington and Quincy, I9};
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 10; Delaware
and Lackawanns, 117l; Atlantic and
Pacific telegraph, 20; Central Pacific
bonds, 1893; Union Pacific bonds. 1857;
Union Pacific lard grants, 1887; Union
Pacific sinking fund, 96; Mariposa, 1914;
Mariposa preferred, 1913; Panama,
3li; Missouri Pacific, l12; Atlantic and
Pacific preferred, los.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01

| the car, on q seat Of honor, covered with
! crimson, sits the figure of Poetry. IN
I her left baud she holds q book IN which
/ is recorded the immortal Lames Of men
I whose gsuius constitutes the pToudsst
/ triumph OF mind over The hand aud
commonplace facts Of everyday life.
Above her head swiT z sn immense
branch OF the lotus, whose broad leaves
hang iIom ii ~ pleasing curves, and al
its extremity the vast II .weT, peculiar to
the lotus, displays its noble form and
pure white bus. In fso1t OF the fa3Ci-
mating figure that occupies the seat OF
the cnari y, little eneTnt OF loves are
Offering their homage, ana one fl ken
hai,ed beauty is l,ghuy poised within
the circlet OF wreath Of gorgeous flow
els. Gariands Of eaTlh's lOvlisst blooms
and leaves hang In festooUs around the
car, whose shining gold peeps out
in rich masses from among the
ve-tart foliage and baauteous roses
with which il il CT1amented. Ia the
resr q PJe'Ty stands, in noble attitude,
the spirit o. the Memphi, sriayed in
Il Jwing r5bes OF airy texture. In his
hands he holds tue silken reins with
which be guides two large lions, the no.
bic steeds Of this grand a9d graceful
chaTiOI. Walking in font OF the lions,
as guide and chief, sppIa-s tie GrsI d
OuTo, the sublime aud mystic head Of
the Memphi. Unknown hy al except
the initiate royal Ia state-bOuEdiess
ia power, the passing years give US no
revelation Of his personality. There he
walks, arTayed with the mEg1ificence
Glst becomes his dignity. We gaze up
on his noble form, and admire his ms-
jestic bearing, bat in vain we put the
question: ~ no is hep" None Of the
uniuitia,e know. In the psnouph,
continually opposed by the gloomy Ty-
phoon-sittipg sloft on his ancient
th!One, surrounded by the blaze of
jewels, and served by attendants who
Entei when he commsnds-iU the pa
nOUp5 clone eau the face OF the Sublime
Grand Quo be beheld 10y mortal man, by
the initiate who have taken upon them
selves the dread obligations that bind
them and all they possess to the order
and its occult laws.
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REWARD.
$3.50 REWARD.

To all who shall see these Notwithstanding:
UTHEREAS, Il has been made known to
W me that a certain WILLIAM Z. JOHN
son, charged with having committed fOu
and atrsciOuS murder on the day OF De-
eember, 1915, upon the body of Rolling John
son, late OF our county OF shelby, mas he'd
from Justice, and is now running al large;
as aforesaid, by virtue OF the power and au-
thority in me vested, do hereby offer a reward
OF $50 TO any person or persons who may ap-
preheDd the said William b. johnson, and ds-
liver him to the sheriff or iailer OF ouI county
OF shelby, in order that justice IN that behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the Great Seal of the stats
to be affixed, at Nashville, on the 9th day OF
January, 1875. - - ..--.
JAMES D. PORTER.
yHIARIEs n GIBEs, Secretary. rb26
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AGENCY
F. W. ROYSTER. W. B. WALDRAN.
NJ. L. BACON.
MEMPHIS & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
LAND AGENCY
AND GENERAL
1eal h state . I'll Q O.
No. $50 MAIN STREET,

NOR THE SALE, PURCHASE, LEASE OR
4 Exchange of Cotton Farms, Unlmproyed
Cotton Lands, Sugar Plantations and Sugar
Lands, Tobacco, Grain, Grass and Timber
Lands, in the states OF Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee and Alabama.
Land business, in all its branches, promptly
attended to. Memphis city and suburban
property Will be made specially. Shelby
county and West Tennessee lands, EN- bFaclng
those adapted to planting, grain and grass
growing, grazing and fruii-gIOWtnS, Wlu To-
ceiye special attention.
Paying taxes, Jedeeming property sold for
taxes, leasing, renting, sppraising and col
Ieeting, promptly attended 70.
Negotiations for money on mortgages, sales
by AUCTION OF every character In the line
OF this firm, especially solicited.
Exchange of properties lying in any OF the
States negotiated. AL business intrusted 70
us shall be promptly, faithfully and ell
GENTLY executed. All tran actions with this
office will DO conducted upon the strietest
basis OF cash.
BY bringing to the duties of this most i'm
pOItRnt enterprise important alike TO the
country, our people aud Ourselves), our best
energies, and our long exIerience, we hope
at least 10 merit the confidence and portion
of the patronage of our people. We desire to
be interviewed Oy all who feel an interest," q a
LIVE FIRM, whose mission Is 10 aid in rein
vigoratiDg our greatest interest.
d6w ROYSTER, WALDRAN & BACON.
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LEGAL.
Attachment Notice.

No. 20Il, A. DIN the Circuit Court Of She 10y
county, Tennessee l.. Pullism VS.. Mrs.
Iris g. Swingley.
issued by order of the court, entered herein
January "a, 1876, and returned into court levied
upon the real estate OF the Cefeneant:
II is therefore ordered, 4 hat the said de-
fendsnt, Iris q. Swingley. make ner appear
ance herein, before the Judge OF the I1rc01L
Court OF shelby county, at the courthouse IN
the city OF Memphis, on the third Monday IN
May next, and defend this suit, within the
time prescribed by law, or the same VIII De
proceeded with exparte; and that copy OF
this order be published once week, Tor Iour
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
B. r. COLEMAN, Clerk.
BY q. Coleman, Deputy CLERK.
Harry Hill, Atty Tor plaintiff. fb25 fri
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HOrICE IN BANKRUPTCY,

In the District Cont OF the United states for
the District OF Western Tennessee-In tn
matter o. TOOf, Phillips & Co, Bankrupts,-
in Bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF said bankrupt:
MAKE NOTICE, that a general meeting OF
the creditors OF the said bankrupt viii be
held at the office OF 7. J. Latham, Esq, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy for said district, at Mem
phis, No. 10 Madison street, on the 18th day Of
March, 1876, at II o'clock, am, for the purpose
OF declaring E first and final dividend
We also give you notice that we have hled
our final accounts as assigneeS OF the estate OF
the said baDkrupts, IN said Court, and that on
the IO.h day of phil next, shall apply 10 said
Court for the settlement OF our said accounts,
and for a discharge from all liability as as
signess OF said estate, in accordance with the
provisions of the 18th section OF the act OF
Congress. entitled " An act to estab tsh a unl-
form system of Bankruotcy throughout the
United States" approved March ?, 1865.
J. =. OLIVER.
o, WOODBRIDGE, Assignees,
-
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, February 29.-Busiuess
quiet with package houses and i'm.
porters, and jobbing trade WAS light. Cot
ton goods in moderate demand and
steady. Fancy prints in fair demand.
Shirtngs, percsies and csmbrics, in fsil
request. Ginghams moved slowly
Plsid and striped cotton dress goods in
fair demand. Wooden goods ruled quiet
One thousand pieces silks s)ld at auc,
ton to-day. Foreign goods doll.
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- Scene-Be ore the show window Of
a store down Main street filed with cor
sets, hoops, bustlss and other curious
and unmentionab e female pharapher-
nails. Rep0rter-SmiIb, me dear boy,
why this melancholy mien? Smith
(meditatively)-I prolong my vision for
ward across the boundary of expert
mental evidence, and discover in this
matter which we, in our ignorance OF,
know net the name or uses, the promise
ard potency OF every form of-woman.
hood Reporter (5ententiously)- Re
psirs promptly and neatly made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01

To all who are suffering from the errors and
ndiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness, ear
~ decay, loss of manhood, ETC., will send a
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis.
sionary in South America. Send q self adj
dressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. INNAN,
tation D. Bible House. New York city. cod & "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01

District OF West Tennessee, sat Memph Is
the 18th day of January. 1876.
UIHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of mis-
i appointment as assignee OF ID. II. Town
send, of Memphis, in the county OF Shelby
and State OF Tennessee, within said District,
who has been djudged bankrupt upOd his
own petition, BY the District Court Of said
District. I. z. WINCaE5TER,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01

We acknowledge the reception OF a
copy of the Mine Tables and Guide Of
the Marquette, HJughton and Onton-
8 gon railroad, which IuT through the
very heart Of ths Lake Superior coun.
try, region that residents of the south
can always visit aud be assured Of de.
lightful tine 1t is a most heslthful sec
ton, and Just thu place to seek for and
find restored health.
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ELECTION kOTIUE.

TIlHE stockholders Of the Mississippi River
4 Telegraph Company are hereby notified
that an election for q Board OF Directors, to
serve Tor one year, or until their SUCCESSORS
are elected, will be held on Wednesday, 18Th
March next, be ween the hours OF 10 o'clock
am. and O'Clock pm, at the courthouse in
the town OF Fernando, Mississippi.
fnE GEO. W. l. CROOK, Act. Eeo y.
fernando papers please copy.
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IOFFICIAL.I
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX.COLLECTOR,
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, February q, 1875.
81 The city tax-boolls for the 18th corpo-
rate year QS75l having been delivered to me
on December :, 1875, 1 hereby give notice that
will issue DISTRESS WARRANTS against
all who fan to pay their taxes by March !, 1876.
FRED. e. SCHAPER,
fbE City Tax-COllectov.
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TIE LAST LORD OF MIsRULE

is said to have reigned in 1927, for the
great scholar Of England finds the event
recorded i'll a manuscript letter Of the
learned Mede to Sir Martin Stuteville,
and collects some particulars from Ham
moDd LIE trauge's Life Of Charles l.
Thus we present the following, which
fully explains Itself, and will doubtless
b3 of interest to our readers, it bearing
date of Janusry, 1928:
500 Saturday the Templars chose one
Mr.. Palmer their Lord CT MisEule, who,
on T1eifth.eve, late in the night, sent
out to gather up his rents Of five shil-
lines house in Rain alley and Fleet
street. At every door they came they
winded the Temple horn, and il, at the
second blast or tumm 3ns, they within
opened not the door, then the Lord OF
Misrule cried out, Give fire, Gunnern
HIS gunner was q TobustioUs Vulcan,
and the gun or petard itself was huge
oveTgrown smiths hammer. This be-
ing complained of to my Lord NJ syOT,
he said he would be with them about
eleven o'clock on Sunday night last
willing that all that ward should attend
him with their halberds, and that him
self, besides those that came out OF his
house, should bring the Watches along
with him. His lordship. thus attended,
advanced as high as Ram alley in mar
tisl euuipege; when firth came the
Lord OF Misrule. attended by his gal.
lants out Of the Temple gate, with tneir
swords all srmed IN CueTpO. A halber-
der he'd the Lord Of Misrule come to
my Lord Mayor. He ans TeTed: NO!
let the Lord Mayor come to meu AT
length they agreed to meet hallway
and, as the Interview Of rival princes is
never without danger Ct some ill scci-
dent, 30 it happened in this; for first
Mr.. Palmer being quarrelsd with for
not pulling eff his hat to my Lord
Mayor, and giving cross answers, the
haIberds began TO fly about his ears, and
he and his company to b.andish their
swords. At last being beaten to the
ground, and tire Lord OF MisTule sore.
they were f.in t. yield to the longer and
more numerous weapons. My Lord
Mayor, taking Mr.. Palmer by the
shoulder, led him to the Compter, and
thrust hIm 10 at TIE prison gate with a
kind OF indignation, and 80, nOtTith
standing his hurts, he was forced to
be among the common prisoners
for two nights. Ol Tuesday the
kings att-rley became suitor TO
my Lord Mayor f5r tbsir liberty, which
his lordship granted upon condition they
should repay the gathered rents and do
reIaration upon broken dCOrs. Thus
the game ended" Mr.. Attor- ey. Gene
raj being OF the same house, fetched
them to the court, wDere the King him
self recOnciied ny Lord Mayor aud them
together with joining al hands; the
gent nen If the Temple being thus
Sbrove.tlde to present Mask to their
Msjest;es. over and besides the Kings
own great Mask, TO be peIfJrmed at the
Banqueting- house by an huUdred actors.
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NOTICES.
Notice Of Stockholders

FE'HE annual meeting o. the Stockholders OF
4 the Memphis Gas Light Company will be
held at the office of the Company, y Madison
street, Memphis, Tenn . On
WEDNESDAY, MARCH lST,
70 elect Seven Directors 20 serve the Company
the ensuing year. Election from 10 am. 10
ppm. JOSEPH CSAIG, Secretary.
February l, 1875. fbl