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HORTICULTURE AND pOMOLOGY'

The second annual exhibition anu reunion
of the Texas state horticultural and Pomo-
LOGICAL association will take place In the
city of Houston, ON the 10Th day OF August
next. The various committees nre AT work
making preparations which viii result IN
the grnndcst exhibition Of Its character ever
given In the South.
The various lines of railroads ccnterlng at
Houston will issue Excursion Tickets, the
Express Company will carry all packages Tor
exhibition free, and the llutchinS House,
Exchange Hotel ana EiSsen House will re-
duce their rates one third for the OcciNtlon.
Interesting and pleasing additions will TINS
year be made to the exhibition.
THO Association ~ rs vet tooSoung to offer
premiums, except of honorable mention, In
view OF this fact, great many special pre-
miums viii be offered by gentlemen of
Houston, all of which will be published in
due time. All entries will be free, and adj
mission free. As the grand aim of this Asso-
| citation is 10 encourage diversity OF prOduc-
| ton, it's exhibition Will mbrhcc any descrip-
| ton OF home products that may be- sent 10
be displayed, together with Its specialtlcs OF
| fruits and flowers.
\. WHITAKER, President
H. Il ruRNFR Secretary.
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Appetite IL II necessity, without II, SUM
ciont food Is not received into the stomach
eIcher to nourlsh the system or TO give Tue
s,imulus to tho bowels which they require
Both these organs and 'heJiyor become tor
mid in consequence, NAd the blood grows
poor IN quality ANA quantity. Improve th'
appetite, therefore, and AVOID such roau'A'
THIS IL most clcctually done Win Hos''u-
t,rs stomach Bittors, II tonic appetizer an"
nlteratlyo without u peer. II plyc' hoI ol'S
an unwonted aost Ion food, but enables th'
stomach to digest and the system to nsSil"l,
late IL. Flatulencc, heartburn nausc'i' an"
every other coucomItani Of lndiseSuoh' N,
removed by 1t, m are al.o biliousneSS ana
eonsti patton. Each netyo ana hbre OF lh'
/ body tx mnde TO tinpc with hchllh Wy !"
use, and II IL tne leading remedy FOR deSl"h
| deuCy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

In is time that the electors for the
State ut large were coming to the front,
etc. Where is Ben, Epperson, with his
brilliant thoughts and Captain 5. D.,
Adams with his weighty arguments ?
Galveston CWiHm
Ben, Epperson is sick, and Sam,
Adams is slipping cocktails at Philadel-
phia, where the thermometer registers
l0i in the shade. It's too hot to talk
Just now, and not bakers dozen OF
the great unwashed could be gathered
together even to listen to II man posses
ing the roc rgcotta that Cicero claimed
Wait, friend Pascoe, till the weather
cOols Off
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GRANT has succeeded in having Bris-
tow dismissed, all other rciormcrs
kicked out of flee, and Custer butch
cred, but the seventeenth plank of the
Republican platform reads; "Thc ma.
tonal administration merits common.
dation for its honorable work in the
management of domestic and foreign
affairs, and President Grant deserves
the continued hearty gratitude of the
American people for ms patriotism, and
his eminent services in war and peace. y
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IF the organs of Governor Coke now
reflect his sentiments, that distinguish
ed gentleman must be heartily in favor
of come efficient law for the suppress
sion of crime.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

TIM washerwomcn of Philadelphia
generally busy themselves on Monday
night getting the soapsuds out of their
tubs for putting in lemonade for the
next day 5 business.
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lS the last eight years $I29, l05, Ia OF
fractional currency has been issued by
the government. OF this sum it is cs-
timated that over Slj,0O0,0OO has been
lost or destroyed, all of which comes
out of the pockets of the people.
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ERaSHlEkz1z1 adEaRM4A
' '.'::s''s FREE 'i'a'asissH''
suuEmNrE1lsnasKRgaRN

Pick up almost any newspaper hublhntu
north of the Red river ana you VIII see lhe
word "FREE" in big hlnclt letters. READ be
low II ana you VIII NM Il Ivluohi ioi li,'
names aud nddreRa Of Nil lh"hons ana hNuRh-
terg of the Nurth and East To be sent 10
"TFXAS CREATION AGENT SehRlin,
NJ ssOuri, who will mail them without cost y
eFREE GUIDE TO TEN AS NE lRhu OF
suubrnms, beautiful prairio5 ANA lovely val
lpys This book we have seen. II ~ accom-
named with beautiful cOlOrCd maps, illuStIh-
lions, rates OF fare ana ltrighli mn ol lhl9r
nation concerning our cues, myers lalluH'
crnus schools, churches, etc. VINO pays lol
~ THE MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS
HALLWAY They are sending thousands To
NH parts of tho United STATES ana Europe
This goes to show what they h,p doing loi
Texas They have lately reduced tl,elr r rmts
of FIRE Tor cmlgrantS almost one hnli; Ihtu
trims nre crowded, and special trains are
frequently run 10 accommodate lhe people,
They are spending thousands OF dollars IN
Texas. They have twelve regular trhNtiinE
mon employed distributing nee Information
concerning Texas throughout the united
states, They ask our aid IN thcl efforts
Patronizo the MISSOURI, KANSAS
TEXAS RAILWAY. do NORTH VIA
DENlSON ana through the beautiful ihdlRh
Territory They Will land you directly IN
thr urcat Union Depot In 81. Louis, They
don I compel you To fide three or loNl mlltS
through the back streets and alleys ni ~.
I.ouis In II topping omnibus. Thoy run lheir
cnurhrs and slcrurrS through to 81. Louis
aud enter the Union Depot, Is There any
other line from Texas that doeSY mo.
| They MISC run coaches and sleeping cars from
| Texas to Hannibal and quincy. lihVe you
| any friends East looking towards TeXasY II
| SO, send thcrAddross 10 the underSlgnrd ana
| ne will with pleasure forward them and you
| nlsol II beautiful pamphlet ana other inter
esting matter well worth ihG mere request
! Address, JAS II. BROWN,
Genl passg'r Agt, NJ, Il; IT. RE
| up,u,nW-if Stuhlln' MO-
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TuR Houston Agcisin favor OF Charles
Stewart for Congressman, lie would
unoucstionably make II good Rcpr"Sen-
tatiye, but Mills will make II better
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liEASNN VI.

| vote mo" not because am un.
friendly to the protcctmgor the West by
the passage Of any constitutional meas
ure hut because | believe the present
bill to be in violation of section . and
section II of the Bill of Rights of the
Constitution, which | have sworn to
support. CONE,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

Tnr Senate of this State has passed n
concurrent resolution to adjourn sine die
on July 3lst. Tho resolution goes to
the House for concurrence,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

Parties leaving the city for the sum
n,er can have THE DAILY HERALD
mailed to any point for one dollar n
mOnth--in advance. ---Ad.
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DESPERATE crimes provoke desperate
laws, and the passage in the House by I"
vote of 81 toll, of the bill to suppress
crime is an evidence of this fact There
are grave doubts rs to the constitutions
ality of the measure, but the Legislature
seemed to think that impcrious necessI-
ty demanded the passage of such II law.
The following reasons given by LcgsIa-
tors voting on both sides are an indIc'o
of the sentiments of the House
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Wanted.

A furnished house. Apply 10 W, p, Slcr
Corner Houston and wood streets.
IyI3-it
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RENSON II.

Wevotc aye, The organization of n
military company for such purposes is
repugnant to the genius and spirit OF
republican government; but as our long
line of frontier, subject to iorays of ban
dts and banded thieves and rohbers,ro'
uuires such nm organization, we feel it
but right to yield to the circumstances
of the day. LANG,
NCIIISTluN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

We vote no, because the Constitution
makes the military subordinate to the
civil authority because this bill seeks
and docs make the civil subordinate to
the military; and because this bill seeks
to destroy constitutional and civil libcr-
ty by taking from the civil authorities
powers conferred by the Constitution,
and comforting those powers, not war
rnntcd by the Constitution, and upon
the military, GARRISON,
PARKER,
Ii
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By awoman, Il situation rs house keeper
low wages Enquire for Mrs, CJlson, no tine
Lone star House, 0lj Main street.
julyll2t
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For Exchange,

one set of bed room aud Kitchen FURNITURE
nearly new. III Camp street.
iulyll-jt
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Wanted.
wanted
Wanted.

4 white girl thirteen or fourteen years old
for nurse Apply 10 j. +. House Adams
q nnnnr,ls Bnnk. iulyll-lW
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For SniC

A young printer wantsa situation in OAK
las or any other town. Address joseph
Gladey, Dallas.
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REASON III.

vote "yea" not because Robertson
county needs at present such bill, but
because think that it comes nearer
supprcssing crime than anything but
the original police bill.
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Guilt! Atrala,
AS. TEX AS


SATURDAY MORNING :;;:: JULY 10
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Private Boarding
I,n Iot.

Two good rooms with best cistem water
lO7 Live oak street. JNl3'@J
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REASON '.
vote no first, because it subyerts
civil order second because it conScripts
citizens and places them at the mercy
of military satrapy without fee or re.
ward third it antagoni2cs the genius OF
our people and government fourth, ia
do this il sets up the tyrants plca-nc
ccssity, BROOKS,
We concur in the above,
CARRlNGroN,
WILSON,
ISANtS.
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wanted.


An industrious, respectable German B'i''
two miles in lie country Address i" Az
Herald office JSIl'-'
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REASON ".

vote "yca' because the West de
mands u law for which this bill is the
best substitute offered. NEwLANp,
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THE EAST.
Principal Points in Andrassey's Note
The CreGans Anxious for An
neXatiOn.

LONDON, January ia Vienna tele-
gram to the Daily NeaOs states that the
British vice-consul in Crete has received
numerous intimstions from Influential
inhabitants that they are in favor Of the
annexation of the island by Great Brit
ain. The Greek party, which received
its instructions from Athens, opposes the
movement, and there is much agitation.
1t is in consequence of this state Of af-
fairs that the porte reappointed Raouf
PaSha to the gOvernorship Of the island
with enlarged powers.
The Times, in an editorial urging an
answer to Count Andrassey's note, says:
''The Sublime Porte was never before in
so critical a state. If the opportunity
Count,Andrassey's note offers for settling
the eastern questions, bit by bit, is al
lowed to pass, Europe may soon be
forced to apply rougber methods to
widen the area. England may be able
to determine whether the occasion shall
be seized or not. She stands, therefore,
in q position Ct peculiar responsibility.
A Vienna telegram states that only
one Russian merchant of O1esR, not
twelve, as previously reported, has been
transported to Siberia for selling arms to
the Turks. In Turkish official circles, it
is expected that England will accept
Apdrsssey's note.
VIENNA, January II. Count
AndIassey's note mentions several re-
forms as urgent. The principal ones are
the establishment of equality of all
religious denominations; alteration Of
the system Of taxation, and changes
the administration of justice, especially
the acceptance Of the evidences OF
christians in courts. The note proposes
the establishment of commission COM
posed of on equal number of christians
and Turks, as an effective guarantee OF
the execution OF the reform. 1t inti-
mates that some time may possibly be
required before the execution Of the pro-
posed changes in reference to the
sgrarian question, and some other points
is practicable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18
Lynching at Friars Point - Another
POint for BIOOdy.Shirt Norton
Were the Ruflians Hired for
the Occasion.
Special TO the Appeal.

Special TO the Appeal.
JACKSON, MISS, January 17.-In the
senate a bill was pissed making the
first Of January, the twenty-secOnd OF
FEBRUARY, the fourth of July, and the
twenty. fifth of December legal holidays.
Bills were introduced granting the right
10 chartered telegraph companies to
build lines anywhere in the State;
to appropriate forty thousand dollars TO
flush an additional wing to the lunatic
asylum, and to revise the educational
laws.
Inthe house bills were passed ineor-
porating the State grange patrons Of
husoandry; Incorporating the Marshall
county manufacturing company; repeal
ing the act of January, %, 1875, regu-
lRting trials by jury in civil suits. The
bill abolishing fee scholarships in the
Oxford and Alcorn universities was in.
definitely postponed. The bill making
education compulsory was made the
special order for Thursday. The gov
ernor's special message on paruons
shows that Amss pardoned thirty-seven
convicts last year, and that Lieutenant
Governor Davis TardOned thirty-two.
The impeachment committee are .ex-
aminiug witnesses, and will be ready to
report to the legislature within two or
three weeks. To-day Attorney-Genersl
Harris fled bill in equity against the
Pearl river navigation company, char
tered by the legislature Of 1873, charging
that said company has Cefrauded the
State out of one bundled and twenty
three thousand acres Of land. The bill
denominates the whole scheme, from its
inception 10 its elimination, as a huge
swindle and 3 gigantic fraud, and makes
A. Warner, then senator, o. G. French,
thea a member of the lower house, and
L. A. Vose, pIrties to the fraud as Off.
Gers cf the company.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18

We congratulate DR.. Mitchell upon
his reelection to the very responsible
position Of president IF the board Of edu-
cation. BE is the right man in the right
place-frank, fair and fearless, always
in the line Of his duty, hewing to the
line and caring nothing where the chips
fall. The board has in him the address,
intelligence and skill necessary to their
guidance and the growth and safety oi
the public schools.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18

We are grstifed 70 learn that at an
informal meeting last night Of nineteen
Of the incoming aldermen and council.
men, held at the Office Of Mr.. Trezevant,
on Madison street, & unanimous expires
sion Of support was announced for
all nominees for city officers which
Mayor FIippin, in bis own good iudg-
ment, may make for confirmation. This
action shows the same confidence in our
mayor at the hands Of our new city
fathers that the peop'e did on election
day by their votes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18

THE lynchiDg a: Friars Point, an sc-
count Of which we give IN another col
umn, cannot be too severely condemned.
Mississippi is now In the hands Of the
Democracy, enjoys peace and good gov
ernment, and the people era wholly
without any excuse for 30 disgraceful a
proceeding. We hope the Legislature Of
the State, now in session, will make
haste to inquire into this outrage, that 3
large reward will be offered for the ar
rest OF the gang, and that, il caught,
they will be dealt with according TO the
severest construction Of the law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18

THAT model wife and mother, tc
whom the dsad Tennessee statesman,
who was eulogised in congress a few
days aeo, owed much Of his success in
life, has at ltss sRccumbed to old age
and disease. She died yesterday. A
telegram from Knoxville tells the sad
story in these words: "Tte widow OF
Ex-President johnson died at her
daughters, Mrs. Judge Patterson, resi-
dence near Greenviller at eleven O'Clock
last night. Her funeral will take place
Tuesday" to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18

AUGUSTUS SCHELL, chairman, will
to-day Issue call for the D. mocrAtic ma
tional committee ID meet at Washing
ton on the twenty-Eecond Of February,
to fix on a place and time for holding a
convention fJ- nominating candidates
for President and Vice-President. The
members Of the national Republican
congressional committee, at a meet
ing last night, took measures for filing
existing vacancies, looking to active op-
erstions in the coming campaign for the
Presidency.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18
LYNCH LAW AT FR1ARs POINT.


Last Thursday night, January 18th, a
body Of disguised men took four negroes
from the jsil at FriaTs Point, Coshoms
county, and shot them dead. The dis
gulsed men reached the town soon after
dark, and soon found the sheriff, Major
w. S. AlcorD, whom they compelled to
surrender the jail keys, which were in
the courthouse safe. The mob then en-
tered the jail--a brick building located
back OF the coUrthouse-aDd unlocked
the cells 10 which were confined four
desperate negroes, Jim Stokes, Bob
Young, Carey Irwin and Tom Pugb.
These prisoners were quickly tied,
and then taken q mile from
town and riddled with bullets.
There were fifty or sixty men in the
mob, half Of the number being negroes.
The naen were quite hasty, yet sure in
their work, and as soon as they had tied
the prisoners hurried with them out on
the Sheriff Ridge road, where they were
riddled with bullets and left fer the cor
Ore- to inquest the day following. The
negroes we're rad men and deserved
punifhment, but nothing can justify this
outrage on Law. Jim Stokes, one OF the
number murdered, wss the negro who
burned s cotton-gin belonging 10 Mr..
B-anch, in CosbOma county, Friday
ukrht, January 7th. About six weeks
previous to that time Stokes robbed
white man who was travelling
along the road between the Dick
erson and the Ssovan plantations.
Robert Youog, another one OF the ne
groes killed, was thought to have been
engaged with Stokes IN a number Of
rob berries. The third negro, Cary Irwin,
had committen 8 Eunber Of rObberies,
aud also stabbed q man In an effJrt 10
XIII HIN. Tom Pugh, the fourth victim,
was guilty ~ arson aud robbery, he
being the negro who fired Mr. StOvalPs
gin md stables, in which thirteen
horses and mules were burned TO death.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18

Edward Richardson, a prominent cit
izen OF Msssillon, Ohio, a member Of the
city council, was shot and instantly
killed Saturday by his wife. She states
that the act was committed in self-de.
tense, 80 her husband was approaching
her to cut her throat with q razor. II is
thought by many to have been q pre-.
meditated affair.
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NOn.ResidenJ Notice.

No. lS56-In the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee-L. b. cFarland, admin
istrator of Jerry Jameson, decesed, VS.. Bur-
nette Jameson ct al.
It appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendant, Thomas Pickett, is citi-
zen of Missouri and q nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee ..
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in March, 1876, and plead, an
swer or demur to complainant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing exparte; and that copy
of this order be published once q week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal.
This 18th day Of January, 1876.
A copy-attest. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. Black, D. @. M.
L. B. Mcfarland, sol. for compPt. jal8 mo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18

VASE INGToN, January 1.-THE
death of Vice President Wilson will be
announced in the senate Friday next by
Senator Boutwell,, who will speak on
the life and character Of the deceased.
Senators Anthony, Cameron of Penn
sylvanis, Cragen, Dawes, Gordon, Ham
lin, ingalls,, Merrill of Vermont, Nor
ton and Stevenson will also make adj
dresses.
THE FREEDMAN's BANK INVEsTIGA-
TIoN BEGUN.
The special committee to investigate
the general affairs of the Freedman's
bank met this morning and agreed that
the investigation should be private. The
commissioners, with the books OF the
inttitHtiOn, were before the committee.
GRANT AND THE THIRD TERN.
The RerGtd's Washington dispatch
gives q rumor that Ex-Governor Nor.
gan, of New York, has a letter in his
possession from General Grant, in which
the President, in direct aud explicit lam
guage, declares himself opposed to 8
third-term, and asserts positively that
he will refuse q nomination. The cor
respondent, however, says it is impOssi-
bic to trace the rumoT to any authentic
source.
ONLY S250,00 SHORTAGE.
1t is stated that the committee on ex-
psnditures OF the treasury on Saturday
round items of two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars shortage in the print
ing and engraving division. Superin-
tendent M'Csrty stated TO the commit
tee that this discrepancy was OccSsioned
by the appropriation commit e Of the
last congress, which completes him to
change the manner Of printing the red
seal on the currency from machine TO
hand work, an additional expense Of
more than two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
THE AMNESTY PROGRAMME.
1t is said tonight in congressional cir
cles that when the State Of Mississippi
Is called in the house OF representatives,
tomorrow Representative Lynch will
Introduce an amnesty bill, when the Op-
poItunily will be afforded to vote direct.
ly on the question whether JEFF Davis
shall be excluded from its provisions. 1t
was the intention OF Representative Cox
to prepare an amnesty bill affording q
similar uote, but he has not yet prepared
1t, as the State Of New York may not be
called for bills and resolution.
LOUISIANA TROUBLES.
Representations having been made TO
the President that the laws OF the United
States are obstructed in several parishts
in Louisiana, United States Dis
trict Attorney Beckwith will be
instructed through che department Of
justice 10 bring illegal combinations az
well as Individual offenders 10 trial under
the enforcement act. Tie President
expressed hIs determination to preserve
public order TO the extent Of his consti-
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Dividend.

OFFICE HONE INSURANCE CoMPANY,l
M. % Madison Street,
Memphis, January II, 1876.
rTNEN PER CEN T. DIVIDEAD HAS THIS
Il day been declared by the Board of Di-
Tectors of this Company, on the paid up capi-
tai stock. II. p. BOILIN9, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18

LOUIsyILLE, January 1.-THE name
OF Ex Governor Leslie was withdrawn
from the senatorial contest this morning
at Frankfort, leaving two Democratic
candidates-B0n. J. 3. Beck and Gen.
6rsl John S. Williams. A Democratic
caucus will be held tonight. Dispatches
to the Courier Journal, from Frankfort,
incline to the belief that Beck is the
coming man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18

Theodore Baumeart,n and Edwin
STAIR, two youths, were drowned while
skating in Baltimore Sunday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-18
MISSISSIPPI.

Extended Rights to Telegraph COmpa
mics - The Educational Laws and
AleOrn Univcrsity-The Pearl
River SWindle.