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BANKRUPTCY.
aOTICH BAsKRUPgCY.

District Of West Ten essee, sat- Aemph Is
the 18th day OF January, IS5.
FINHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF MS
appointment ~ assignee OF D. p. Town
send ar Memphis, in the county Of shelby
and State OF tennessee, within said District
who has been sdiUdRed bankrupt upoI hiy
own petition, BY the District Court of Eald
District. L Il. WIACHE . Elk
10 HEzfgnea
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NOTICE.
4OL6qI-OWNHRS
OFFICE OF ELSwooD CEN-TERr.

80 CmUa street, February =, 1915
R~An election Will be held az the CHI e OF
Secretary of said Com Any, 80 Union street
on frs. MOSDAY in March t6th), 1916, from
70 am. 90 8 M. for .hree Trustees 10 serve
six years Any owne- Of lot containing not
less than three hundred square feet Of ErouLd'
Is eligible for the Office, and il auailnsd
voter. There are niue Trustee in sad Com
pany, divided into three c.esses, each class
sewing six years, and elections are 20 be heid
bieunielly, viz: On INT Monday IN MARCH,
1875, 1878, ISs) aad 50 on. L0towners are re-
aussted TO read psgss %. p and Y I'm 'Sof1a
Book. for ruler information on the subject.
rb25 John X LESOw. secretary.
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Tonight the Memphi will give their
annual tableaux aud full dress bail at
the Memphis tbeatsr. 1t will surpass
any similar entertainment ever wit.
missed In America, and will be enjoyed
by the beauty, chivatry and elite Of the
land
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LARGEST srOCK-LOwNsT PRICES
LEUBRIE BROS,

22O and 922 Main ST., near Adams.
To Merchants.
New spring goods just opened. One
hundred cases new style prints. Fifty
cases assorted styles eottonades.
Plaid Osnaburgs,
Ginghams,
Linen and Domestic Lawns,
Bought at the recent decline, and offered
az unusually low prices. Cash and short
time buyers should examine these goods.
MENKEN BROS.
BUGGIEs, Spring and Farm Wagons
at prices that will astonish you, at
I'D. WALLACE & CO.'S.
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V,HF Steamer PHTL ALLTN
Will leave on r. SdlaI time 80 49,
WEDNESDAY, the ist OF March shippers
will bear this in mind and send y lights down
as usual
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Lou CHURCH, at IS Monroe street,
begs leave to inform her numerous
patrons that she is prepared to rent wigs
and dress hair In latest styles for the
sppr laching Mardi Gras carnival. Prices
reduced to suit the times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

Mrs. Sledge has opened a sslesroom at
957 Main street, 10 connection with her
greenhouses on RaybErn avenue. Bcu-
quets, cut fDwer4 and doral designs,
bedding plsutR, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

There was large attendance and q
gala time last night at st. Pstrick's fair
and festival in Assembly hall. This
entertainment has been both successful
and attractive, for which the managers
deserve much credit.
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PlaUtpFs.

Do you want chesp goods for cash?
Chez Domestics, Cheap OsnaouIgsr
Jeans, Cottonsdes, CalicOss, Bro
gans, Clothing and Hats.
VS. Will sell cheap for cash.
MRHKRN BROTHER,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

LIEBIa's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF,
in pint bottles, is the only condensed
beef that does not require cooking or
warming. A wine-glsssful Of this whole.
some invigorant always produces tran
gull repose. G. W. JONES q Co.
Agents, Memphis,
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New evening shade kid gloves, CASH
mere lace Ties, point lace bsrbes, cash
mere l4ces, cashmere lace metz, linen
collars aud cuffs fans, fIus, fans.
-. MEHKRN BROS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

WE would call the attention of our
Mardi- Grss visitors to the large and
varied stock of wall paper and window
shades, to be found at the old and relia-
bic house of Marcus Jones, 1861 Second
street, five doors south of Madison.
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Thirty-five cents per dozea, or three
dozen for one dollar. Also, just re-
ceived. fine smoked jules, beef tongues,
and Whittaker's celebrated sugar cured
hams. LYLE & SHIELDS,
2lS Main street.
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DIR. w. WEssoN, dentisr, of A. Wes-
son & Sons, 243 Main street, has re-
turned from the east with all the latest
Improvements in the profession.
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Mules. Mules, Mules.

Fifty head No / plantation mules
lust arrived, and for sale cheap, at
{. H. BRACKET & CO.'S,
81 Second Street.
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FOB LEASE or REST.
Diver FARM-SituRted u miles below
a, Memphis, on Arkansas side-3lp acres
cleared land. For terms apply TO
J. p, WINCH EsTRR,
12q SO Madison streat
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REWARD.
$3.50 REWARD.

To all who shall see these Presents-Greeting:
gEI HEREAS, 1t has been made known 10
W me that certain WILLIAM b. JOHN
Son, charged with having committed foul
and atrOciOus murder on the - day OF De-
eember, 1870 upon the body OF Rolling John
son, late If our county OF Shelby hiss ned
from Justice, and Is now running at larAsS
Now, there ore, 1, James d. Porter, Governor
as aforesaid, by virtue Of the power al d su-
thOrity in ne vested, 10 hereby OnzT 70 ard
OF $3.50 20 any person or persons VINO may sp-
prehend the said VIII lam B. Johnson, and de-
liver him TO the sheriff or iai,er OF our county
OF shelby, in order that justice IN that BEHALF
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereuntO set my
hand, and causet the Great Seal Of the State
70 be affixed, at Nashville, on the 9TH day OF
January, 575.
JAMES D. PORTER.
By the Governor:
CHARLES n. GIBBS, Secretsrr. fh26
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Mardi Gras Novelties

SARATOGA invisible hair fronts for Ia
dies, at LavIgne's, $50 Main street.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYKINa
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at, 248
Second street. TT. WALKER q CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

DoMIEoEs and sailor quits, and great
variety of other suits at 1861 Main street.
MRS. Il. GREY.
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Sun umbrellas, parasols. Elegant
goods at popular prices.
MENKEN BROS.
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Removal.

Pne Wilson sewing machine ofhcoo
ard bs gssr pattern agency have removed
to RY2 Second street, Ayers building, OPP
7posfte Court squsrs.
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Memphis Theater.

There was q crowded house at the
Memphis Theater last night to witness
Mr.. G. w. Couldock In his great role Of
Luke Fielding" in the WGlosO Copse,
an interesting drama replete with thrill
ing scenes. Last night MIR. Couidock's
aching was mssterly and impressive, as
will bs sttested by every one who was
present. The support BY the Abbey
oomD2nU VISA eYnallpnt
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CHEEK LINE,


For VieksbuFE and All Way Landings.
The elegant steamer
Illinois, -
Mark &. Cheek .msster-Ioe Speers- .....clerE
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY At
pm, connecting with steamers and railroads
for Kew Orleans.
The Illinois makes close connections with
the Chicot railroad, the Parisott line fo- points
on YaEoo river, and the Z. Z. Lee for New Or
leans.
Fer RapoIeoa, Helena, FEiars POiet and
all way IsaDdfaGs.
The elegant steamer
a. d. white -
George Aaloae.maste AL. CUMMING, clerk
Leaves MONDAYS and ThUESDAES,5 pm
Helena anu BeEds TFI-V eekly Pee ks1.
The elegant and feet side-Wheei steamer
Geo. w. Cheek. ek
Nat. 3. Green.....master D. p. Dsyfs......oleTk
VIII leave every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, ats pm.
Particular attention paid 70 freight and pas
senRers for Walnut and Council Bends
For freight or passage apply on BOARD or 70
GEO. W. CHEEK, Bupt.,
Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Company,
No. 268 Front street, up-stalrs,
Orto K. ". LI9HTBURHE, Agent.
sApI - Front street.
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HAVING my expenses reduced, ena-
bles me to sell drinks at fifteen cents, in
accordance with the time
GEO. u: MILLER,
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ChOice Sweet Oranges.

Buy the celebrated Studebsker Wsg-
OBS OF R. D. Wallace & Co., 3S7 and 3S9
Second stIePt
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GARDEN SEEDS, gras, seeds, fIult
at Otto sc6wilPs seed store, 348 Main st.
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Fresh Oysters

MASKS, dominoes, whiskers and wigs
at Lavigne's, $50 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

The Wilson sewing machine office
and baZq pattern agency have removed
to 272 Second street, Ayers building,
opposite Court square.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

The annual bali Of the UIks will be
given .: the Expedition tonight. 1t Is
bslived that six CT eight Thousand per-
sons will attend. This La the great popu-
lar ball of the occasion, and will aft I'd
unbounded joy.
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Mules, Mules. Mules.

Fifty head No l plantation mul
Just arrived, and for sale cheap, at
G. II. BRACKET & cos,
32l second Street.
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lust ODeneH.

HAIR DRESSING for the MemphI and
the Ulks, at Lavigne's, $50 Main street.
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rT'HE t.. CITY OF AUG sTA
will leave for all points on Essf5ss1-.ls3E
White river WEDN ESDAY Harch lst, at
PIN giving her passt myers the ops ortunIty OF
day, her 7 guar day Of dep rture. shippers
please send own freight. ca ly We nsscay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

HoLMAN's fever and agus pad is quiet
ly but surely gaining the confidence Of
the people. 1t Is simple and effectual
cure for cnills and fever, Can be procured
at 20 South Court street.
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Go TO Leddin,s Business College.
Mules. BIuIes. Mules.

Fifty head No. / plantation mules
just arrived, and ior sale cheap, at
c. 81. BRACKET & cos,
32l Second Street.
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LEUBRIR BROS,

go and age Main street, near Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
Strawberry Boxes

for sale by Williams & Co., Lumbar deal.
or, corner Gayoso and Second streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

Received daily at J. A. SIgnaigo's, No.
27S Second street.
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Removal.

The Wilson sewing machine office
and bszasr pattern agency have removed
to 272 Second street, Ayers building, op-
ptsite Court square.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

During Mardi Gras week strangers
and others interested are invited to call
at the Chickasaw Iron Works, SS Second
street, and inspect model and full size
Jail cell. showing the workings Of the
sock & Heath perfected system Of
PRISON contraction" On Tuesday, Feb
ruary 29!h, call at ten o'clock in the
forenoon. After that day at any hour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

CPLENDID COTTON .BHED LOT Very
y close and convenient TO the corner OF
Union street and Front row,
263h FIT. FRONT BY 1854 DEEP,
VIII be sold at a very reduced price for cash,
or viii be sold on time 70 suit or will be Leased
for ten years.
GEO. A. sTovALL, 4311S Madison st.
uONE-1 hat very comfortable home, No.
II Is Linden street, between Main and
shelby. VIII be sold for $1,000 cash; balance
on i've years time. Apply to Mrs. w. II.
Hunt, 3ST Union street, or TO
q A. STOVALL,
taZ Kit williams Block
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL, the
worlds great remedy for colds, coughs,
consumption, aud all affections of the
lungs and throat.
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Complete Stock
CHILDREN's CARRIkGEs,
WHEELER. PICKENS & Co.
BPS and $50 Main street.

WE have on hand complete stock Of
Studebaker Wagons, from one to four
horse, at RID WALLACE & co.'s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

ONE hundred MArdi. Gras wigs, for 81,
at Lavigne's, $50 Main street.
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WANTS.

TWO WHITE GIRLS-Frem TO 70 years
l. old, can secure good homes n the country.
Apply TO g. &. HOWARD & c.,
fb9 2S4 Front street, up ST airs
MILLINE SS-FirsL class millirers. Apply,
M with references, stating where last EN-.
pIOyed; none bot experienced hands need an
ply. Address MILLINER, Appeal Office.
EMPLOYMENT
u A. ACCOUNTANT OF SALESMAN
to keepa set OF books or assist in 8 cotton or
produce brokers' office; has experience and
good recommendations; sa8sry moderate.
Address h.. this Office.
GRADUATE IN PHARMACY-Wishes a
" situation as Clerk, good references given.
Address ]. K, this Office.
TINO LOAN hONEY-At reasonable rates on
i collateral Address, stating where an In
terview may be had, 10 SAMUEL,
ib2 Postofice box Jas.
A GEETS-In every county in Tennessee to
n take q elusive control of sales of a sta pie
artlcl In each county, for 8 year. Address
JEREMIAH Benin, Benin Commercial Co..
lege, Chattanooga, Tenn. fbl6
OUY OR SELL-Persons desiring TO ouy or
. sell FURNITURE and HOUBEHOLD
GO0nS 10 call 81 EoI Main street. del
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ElORera for sale.

STANDARDIZATION cures It. Sold
by g. W. Jones q Co.. Memphis.
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At Very Attractive Price,

At Very Attractive Prices.
A beautiful stock of juvenile books,
autograph and photograph albums,
pocket-books, gold pens and pencils, fine
oiblss. school books, the latest novelties
in plain and fancy stationery, etc., ETC.,
at 34I Main street. A. DoD co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
MENKEN BROTHERS
Removal.

HAIR GOODS for half price, at La
Vigns's, $50 Main streat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
Wall PaDer.

Beautiful sprir g patterns at Quacken-
bush's paint store, 800 Main.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

CARRIAGES and Buggies painted and
re paired in first-class style, at reduced
prices, at R. D. WALLACE cos.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
LEE LIME.
NOTICES.
NOTICE..
To John T. StTettOn, formerly Of Apo
maitvx Co., Virginia, or his HeiTF.

DY a decree of the Circuit Court tor tt 9
ID county aforesaid, in the State Aforesaid,
in the suit therein OF White aud wife W. John
StTation's executors and devisees, l am d.
rected to ascertain whether the defe ndant,
John Z. stratton, has departed this II lie, snd IL
SO, VINO, as his next of kin, are entitled TO re-
ceive anout s9tA, now under the control Of
said court in said suit. All persons Interested
are hereby notlheff 20 appear before me, on or
before the 10th day of March. 1876, st me-
office, at AppOmaItox c. H., Virginia, and
make known their interest In the estate Of
the said John F. strattOn.
Oh. d. SACK EFT, COm'r in Ch'y,
fbl7 AppOmattox Circuit Court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

Christian Brothers College.
This institution offers every facility
for acquiring thorou Oh classical, Ecien-
tific and commercial education. For
terms Of board, tuition, music, ETC., ap-
ply to the president
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If Won Run Short.

Call at Signsigo's, 27S Second street, for
Mardi Gras fine turkeys, chickens, Oys.
tere, fish, celery, and small game.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
FOR AIRPORT,

FOR ASHPORT.
Regular Randolph, fulton and Osceoia seTni.
weekly Packet.
OsceOla Belle, ,EsHHe
Leaves Memphis hOHDAYB, WEDEBS'
DAYS and FRIDAYH at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board
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AUCTION EE IS.
VALUABLE REAL kStATE
AT AUCTION,
PERENPIORY SALE
BY a E. FARMLAND,
1UEsDAY EO9NISG, AT IL O'CLOCK
MARCH :. lS76.

~ The following deserted Real Estate and
Improved Lots, l9I and 'si, with Dirk House
sni also q Frame II Oass, Flower Garden,
etc, Irovsisg on W~st eide arReI SO ware,
In city OF Memphis. II feet ~ inches and run
ming back, toward NJ ain street, 7I][ feet. This
beautiful place Is offered at private ssle unui
that time; IL not sold, will sell as above, re-
gardIess OF price, on tho premises,
Title perfect. Terms reasonable.
A. E. FRA NKLAND. AuctIonesr.
by order OF L. Godshaw, Agent fb27
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uard, Gras Headquarters.

ATTEND Rohertson,s Business College
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Lady Visitors to the Carnival

Lady Visitors to the Carnival
Are invited to examine our new style
WALKING COSTUMES,
which have been imported in advance
OF our regular opening. These costumes
are from late French designs, and are
composed of such fabrics as are adapted
to the season.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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aEzeHIS AND CHARLESTON Z. z.
CHaEGE OP SCHEDULE.

OH&EGE OF SCHEDULE,
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JANUARY
" 2, 1915,
Ie2ves- Arrives.
Mail train, daily Gt.---..--.-ll Gu AN 2:0 pm
Express train. daily, Rt-..... 10 am 80 am
Bonneville train, daily, ex-
cnpt sundays, at.----....... 8 90 p m. 8: 30 am
No change OF cans between Memphis aud
IistOl and Mem uhis and Montgomery, and
only one change OF cars to Washington.
Sleeping COACHES on all night trains.
Time % minutes faster than city time
Eiek-G ellie. PSI Main sIreea.
Trains VIII not st1p al Vance street.
W. J. ROSS. GEM Supt.
TON r. DUNN, Ticket Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
HPFCiaL NOTICE.

TIFF Steamer PHIL ALLIN
] Will leave on r. SulaI time 5Esafiss<s-
WEDNESDAY, the lst OF March shippers
will bear this in mind and send flights down
J. T. wAsHISGTON, Agent. 80 Front st..
ST. e DIAL NOTLCH.
T,HE IT.. CITY OF AUGUSTA
White river WEDN EsDAY March lst, at 5 |
PIN giving her psssf myers tie ops ortunIty OF |
wItne sing Hardi Gras celebrat on on Tues |
day. her guar day Of dep rture. Shippers |
ple5se send own freight. ca ly Ne nsscay.
J. L. WAS ISsTON, Aaenl, go Front 81:
&ar. .. H., 40. i 5ass5N
TOWING, JOBBING ana PUMPING
DoEE WITH DISPATCH.
Orders len on BOARD, or with J. W. Williams q
Co, "a Front ST., prom pity attended %.
fbS J. Q OA1ES. Ma.ter.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
T. $. MaiI-For o-o-oIs, rev nsdrId.
Hickman, Cairo AID 81. Louis.
Steamer JULIA, n
Leaves WEDNE5DAY, MaTo SSSi lst Il q am.
supt Mississippi River EleS1ior CS1nHanv
FOR vICKsBURG.
nompkis and VieksbuTE Packet Comply
ror v,...Snr :. "a. MAJ, III E wHs r,ord,nv.
Str. CITY OF VICksBUKG, H.aN
Lsivos THIS DAY Feb. oh g Pr.
snp't Mississippi River Elevator COMPANY:
ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
Regular Memphis, Walnut snd Council Bends,
Helena, Linden, Cut OF, Mariana and
VittScuTg Packet.
Str. ELLA, -.
| VIM. Elliott....--masterI Less Wsre.-.:-elerk
| Leaves WEDNESDAY,, March LIST, at pm.
For freight or nsasaga amply n hoard.
FOR LOUISVILLE & CINCINNATI
New Orleans and Louisville Packet Co.
| FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
Mary Houston, -
Chas. Miller. master I'D. MIIeT.....-...clerk
| Will leave Immediately after Night Process
| 81. THIS DAY, Feb. 18th, at II O'Clock nighG-
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis sad Now Orleans
| Packet.
For Helena, vicksbnrg, Natcbez. New Orleans
shd all Way landings.
Tho mammoth passenger steamer
Thompson Ilean, -.
| w Il. Miuer..ulaSter Geo. Mig nDsrRer-CA6EE
| Leaves THU RSDAY, March I'd, al pm
| For freight or passage apply on board or to
r. NJ. BRADFORD, A gent, Madison 81.
1T WASHINGTON, Agent, 30 front st.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock aud all way land.
ings on Arkansas river.
Str. BELLE OF TEXAS,
]. J. Darragh m StSter =
Leaves Glenns Wharf boat " EDNESDAf y
March lst, at pm, for all points on Ar
kansas river through to Fort smith.
| no. n, HARBIN, Supt., 296 Front 81.
r. p. GLENN, Agent, on w harIoost.
FOR, tI1VILLh Y CINCINNATI.
OLD KELEa BE.
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Cincin-
! Eati.
Andy Baum, -
II J. Vinlon m ster Al. NJ. DeeTn......-ele ERIK
| Leaves WEDNESDAY, March Ist, AT u m,
/ James ID. Parker. -:
K. W. master c. B. RUSSELL. clerk
Leaves TH U RSDAY, March %, at pm
Through tickets 70 Boston, So; Baltimore,
s25; New York, $50; Philadelphia S2S. Apply
on board or to r.. W. LlGHTBUkNE.
I'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-13
THE SPRING RACES.
LOUISIANA JOCKEY Gun OPENING


On Saturday next. 10Th inst, at tn.
Fair Grounds. the Louisiana Jockey
Club open the spring meeting of the
Centennial year. and most auspicious is
the prospect for splendid sport. Stables
or as fine animals as ever galloped over
the turf are here from Kentucky. Ten
nessee, Illinois, Missouri, Texas, Louis
lana. Alabama, and from the far North,
to vie with each other for the honors Of
the occasion and for tho liberal purses
which await the victors.
q The track is now in splendid condition
and the surroundings Of the course are
altogether worthy Of the liberal gentle
men who compose the management Of
the Louisiana Jockey Club.
The programme Of tho races published
in another column will show our readers
the fine sport which awaits them.
Every indication is now for most fa-
vorable weather during the Spring meet
Ing. The stables contain as fine stocl,
and promising young colts as has ever
been gathered upon any course, and we
congratulate our citizens and the Louis
lana Jockey Club upon the encouraging
anu brilliant prospect which they have
for the Spring meeting of the Centennial
year.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-13
ROUGH-SHOD.
How they Ride Over Us.

l.J
1t is not Conkling, nor Conkling's
friend Grant, nor Cornell, who is grind
ing us into submission with an irresis-
tible force, while they laugh in our faces
in our vain struggles for liberty, but it
is compact and drilled and disciplined
body. who fill the customhouses and
the post offices, the courts and revenue
Offices, who disburse and collect the
public revenues, determine their own
salaries and fix their own tenure Of Of
fee. They have no army behind them,
neither foot, horse nor artillery, and yet
they ride rough-shod over us, as if such
thing as the right Of suffrage were I'M
known. What is it that produces this
strange state ofthings? 1t is nothing but
that the men who run the machine"
believe that no matter whom they
nominate at Syracuse or Cincinnati. the
body Of the party will wheel into line"
and support them. The gentlemen who
passed the resolution we have quoted
declare that unless the delegation from
Syracuse be left wholly untrammeled
and free from all pledges, they refuse
to be bound by its action But Bliss