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FOUR OR FIVE FIRES
Break Out simultaneously in the Down.
Town Section Of New Yerk-TWo
Of Them Serious.
Great Excitement Created-Thousands Of
People Turn Out-Losses and
Insurance.

New YORK, July 14.-Four or Eve fires
happened in the downtown section OF the
city about the same hour this evening. At 6
O'Clock FIRE broke out on the third floor OF
a s---s.ary BRICK building, embracing Nos.
10 TO 25 Whitehall street, Stretching iron,
Stone to Bridge streets and extending back
ninety feet, occupied by Walter Nichols, as a
cotton storage warehouse. The loss falls
chiefly upon individuals storers Of cotton, who
number more thanthirty, and are we'll covered
by insurance. The principal sufferers are J.
Anderson & Co., dealers in cotton, cheese and
hops, 5000. The building, which was dam
aged $4,000, was known az the "Kemble
warehouse" and owned by Giilet Bros who
are said to have S21 300 insurance on the
property. The ground floor was used for
Offices, and the four upper stories as a storage
place for cotton and general merch aDdise.
The building adjoined was the new Produce
Exchange, in process of erection. A fireman
was injured bytbroken glass.
ANOTHER ALARM
While the Whitehall street FIRE was at its
hight, an alarm was sounded for another fire
in the third story of the building Nos. $50
TO 247 Pearl street. To this fire the engines
of the district had to be called. The build
ings are fye-story brick structures. No. 247
was occupied by Charles NJ. Cornwell and
the Empire Lithogrsphic and Engraving
Company, which company also occupies the
three upper stories of Nos. 243 and 245.
Their loss is $4,000, supposed to be fully
eayered by insurance. William Eggert &
Co., dealers in leaf tobacco, first floor
of No. 245, were damaged $1,000 by
water, and Ilsey, Doubleday & Co., occupy
ing the hrst floor of 243, were damaged
$1,000. The building owrsd by Charles NJ.
Cornwell was damaged $4,000; insured
Other tenants suffered slight damage. The
fire is supposed 10 have originated from
spontsneouscombustion During the progress
OF this fire trains on the elevated road were
stopped running
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THE UNIVERSITY
SSISSIPPI,
OXFORD, MISS.
Tuition Free 10 Every body but Law
Students.

This institution will open its next session SEP
TENDER Is, 1852
The course is complete, the Faculty is large able
and efficient
The terms are very moderate.
All the departments-Law, Literary, Science,
Arts and Preparatory-are in force and open as
usual.
The whole institution il open 10 both sexes. For
catalogues and Information apply TO GEHERALA.
p. STEWART, Chancellor.
Special Inducements offered to the poor young
men of ali the country.
H. M nULLIVAN. Secretary.
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LONDON.

ARABI ouTsIDE THE PALE OF HUMANITY.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Times this MORN
ing says that BY his last outrage Arab. Pasha
has place himself outside the pale of hum an
ity. He must be followed and his army
dispersed Itissatisfsctoiy to know that the
British preparations are complete and that
we are ready tocarry out the will of Europe,
if no other nation be found to do the work.
Should the Porte still hold back Lord
Dufferin will state in the conference that
England is prepared To undertake the task,
but will welcome the CO operation of any
other vovernmant
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ALEXANDRIA.
HEENIfIN
RAs EI, TEEN PALACE IOOTF

RAs FL TEEN PALACE LOOTED.
ALEXANDRA, July 14.-Some field pieces
were landed with the marines at Ras Ell Teen
fort. The Rn FL Teen Palace was looted
shortly before the marines arrived.
WHOLE BATTALION OF ARABS BLOWN UP.
A whole battalion Of Arabs was blown I'D
in one fort during the bombsrdment
ARABS srIL LooTIEG THE TOWN.
Arabs are still looting the town. Admiral
Seymour had determined to land force.
but the refugees informed him 5000 Egyp-
tians occupied position outside the city,
ready for an attack, while Admiral Seymour
could only land 500 men. He, therefore,
instead Of lsnding the men, ordered shots
fred over the city in order to frighten the
rioters. Twenty armed Europeans, who
escaped the massacre, we're told by ipasha,
whom they met on their way through the
town, that the Egyptians killed numbered
over 600. The English and French con-
sulates were burned to the ground.
A PROCLAMATION BY THE KHEDIvE.
$50 O'CLOCK A.M.-Explosions occasional
ly occur in the city. A proclamation in
Arabic is preparing in the khedive's name,
calling on the people to maintain order and
on the troops 10 disband. The khedive, with
Dervish Pasha and some of the ministers
and the khedive's harem, arrived on board
VIII follow Tie hhedIse.
ARAHI's INSIGNIFICANT FOLLOWING.
1t is stated that Arab Pasha has only 1000
very much disorgauized troops. Two hun
bred marines have been ordered TO march
through the town and shoot all persons riot
ing.
THE FLEET re DO NO FUETHER DAMAGE
O'clock PM-The marine artillery that
occupied Fert Napoleon, commanding lower
Fort Marabouf, to-day hoisted the Egyptian
colors, but lowered il again on the British
squadron assembling around it. The fleet
has been ordered to do no further damage,
unless provoked. The American squadron
has returned to the inner harbor.
ARABS TREAcHERY CONFIRMED.
General Stone is with the khedive The
general confrmed the report that Arab
Pasha had ordered the murder of the khe-
dive, and added that Arab had ordered the
sacking of the town before quitting it.
A municipal official states that Arab
Pasha ordered the firing of the town. The
soldiers were the first 10 begin the plumber.
Desertions from Arabs army are numerous.
AMERICAN MARINES LANDED.
The Americans landed sixty marines under
comman Of Captain Cochrane.
ALL THE GATES OCCUPIED BY SAILORS.
1875 O'clock PM-Sailors now occupy all
the gates. They have been ordered to disarm
all soldiers and shoot loiterers. The popu-
lace is encouraged TO return to their homes.
The fire continues with unabated fury.
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ID HANDKERCHIEF.


DENN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER,No. % a
i R.A.M.-wnn meet in special con- "a
vocation this SATURDAY. night, July ~
18th at O'Clock, for work in the Mars M
Masters degree Visiting eompanions/ "
cordially and fraternally invited
BY order c. W. MOSBY, M E. HIP.
n q TR DER Secretary
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rn. mad Res,or-a 10 Life.

ANY one desiring to have restored 10 their
normal or natural condition those organs of life
whose functions have become impaired from ex-
eessive gluttony intemperance or otherwise, will
find health, strength and vfgor in Browns Iron
Bitters. Where the weakness Is OF an exhaustive
or facilitating nature it removes all ifeless feel
ing and quickly awakens to new actiTity.-HerGId.
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New YORK, July 1.-THE condition of
trade, aside from very considerable specu-
lative activity in various staples of general
trade in New York for the week, has been
dull, as it usually Is in midsummer, and
there is no special feature.
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ENGLAND.

RUMoRs THAT JOHN BRIGHT HAS RESIGNED.
LONDON, July l4.-The Press Association
says it understands, on the best of authority,
that John Bright has resigned the cabinet.
The House of Commons in committee to-
day passed clause l of the Irish arrears
bill, without division.
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THE NEW EVIDENCE
In the Star-Route Cases, Upon Which
Bliss Depended So Much, Amounts
TO Nothing.
Secretary PoIger's Circular-Proceed.
ings in Copgress-Cousiderable Busi-
ness Disposed of.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-The corporate ex-
istence of the First National Bank Of Find
lay, O., has been extended for twenty years
from or until July IA, 1902. This Is the
fret bank whose charter has been extended
under the new act.
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-0hEAhQNf6.-----
CAPTAIN PAYNE AND SECRETARY TELLER
ExCHA r>at-Ytfys7 ON THE srBJf1r

EACHANdE-T ftWs ON THE sCBJECI.
WASHINGTON, July 14-Captain Payne,
of Oklahoma. called upon Secretary TEL
Ter to-oay. The secretary assured him so
long as the law regarding intruders in the
Indian Territory remains upon the statute
books he will do all il his power to enforce
it, and it would be imprudent for Captain
Payne to attempt to settle in the Territory
himself, and perhaps disastrous to lead
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prabfhs,tarfu Farc. ra-.

Dies MONIES, July 14.-Judge Dofie, of
the Fourth district, holds that the prohibi-
ton amendment is now in force, and Mon
day instructed the grand jury to indiet all
saloon licensed or not
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ESsLAsD's POSITION.

Reuters dispatch from Constautinople
SAYS Musurus Pashs, TIr hi5iI auabaesadnr at
London, has telegraphed the Porte tn at Earl
Granville has informed him that England js
compelled to proceed vigorously against The
Egyptian rebels, but that the soverei On
rights OF the sultan will be in no way prelu
diced thereby.
TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE MASsACRED BY TIE
MOB.
A dispatch to the Neus from Alexandria
says the number of persons massacred by the
mob is estimated at 1000.
DISPATCH FROM ADMIRAL SEYMOUR.
Admiral SEYMOUR telegrsphs: 81 have
occupied Ras Ell Teen palace with marines
and spiked guns in six batteries opposite.
The city is still burning, but l am clearing
the streets. The khedive is safe in the palace,
which is garrisoned by 700 marines"
ACCORD BETWEEN ENGLAND AND FRANCE
CONTINUES.
Dispatches from Paris, published in 8
semi-ofkcial form, say that accord between
England and France continues, and they are
expected to come to definite understanding
IN regard to Egypt.
THE People PANIC STRICKEN.
A dispatch from Alexandria says the ma
rInes have killed many hooters.
crowd With green flag passed down the
pr ncipai street in the Arab quarters shout
ing.
The governor tells the people not to
leave, but being panic-stricken they pay no
heed TO him.
1t Is reported that six persons were massa-
cred at the French consulate.
The khedive will embark from the Ras Ell
Teen palace on board of Turkish ship.
Rear Admiral Hoskius has transferred his
H.. laA fOr p1rf Sa1d
The hre IN the city is still increasing and
men are seen running about with torches
completing The work of destruction.
ALEx1EDRIA Totally RUINED.
A dispatch from Alexandria, dated 4
oeiock pm says the town is totally ruined.
Al, me hoasss from the great square to the
custom ooue have been plundered. In the
square itsif and other wealthy European
quarters nere is hardly a building not
ruined, or all burning. The courthouse OF
the International tribunal has so far escape d.
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Insurance Investixatiop.

COLUMBUS. O., July 14.-State Superin-
tendent OF Insurance Moore to-day began an
official investigation into the condition of
the Home Insurance Company of Columbus
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To the non-professional man this table
may not convey much meaning, but it may
he made palmer by showing the projectiles
these guns use and the energies they de-
velop, the ton in every case referring to the
weight of the oun withont ito n srriaoe.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, June I, 1882
DY MUTUAL AGREEMENT 8. NJ MCCALLUh
d this day withdraws from our firm;
J. R. GOODWIN.
L. ID. MULLINS.
BEJ R. GOODWIN and L. d. MULLINS will con-
tinue business IN der the old firm name Of J. E.
Goodwin d Co. Thankful 70 our friends for past
liberal patronage, would ask q continuance Of the
same. j. Il GODMlN
L. d. MULLINS.
~ take this occasion TO thank my friends and
solicit their continued fay ors for the above firm
g. NJ. HrcAtLUh.
MEDIC L DEPARTMENT or THE UNI.
VERslTT or LOUISIANA,
New Orleans
TNHE Clinical teaching of this institution Is con-
i Quoted in the wards and amphitheater OF the
great Charity Hospital The advantages thus at.
forded for the pra' teal study OF Medicine and
Surgery are unequaled in the United states. For
'''' T. G. RICHARDSON. Md. Dean.
EyIyGL, MECHANICAL AND MINING
~ Engineering af The Beusse1aer POLY
fechnfc Institute, Troy. n. The Oldest
engineering school In America Next term begins
September 18th. The Register Of 1882 contains q
list of graduates for the past IS years. with their
positions; also. course Of study, requirements,
'-''-' ' DAVID NJ GREENE Director.
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Trustees Sale.
DY authority Of deed OF trust executed TO me
ID on the 18th day of March, 1879, by George
kubsch, Eliza Rubsch and n. T. Sinnott. which Is
recorded in the Registers ofite Of Shelby county
Tenn, in Record Book No. liz, page 396, i. A B.
Burnhaun, trustee, for the purpose Of paying the
last maturing note in said deed mentioned, and
which Is past due and unpaid, VIII, on
Saturday, JnIy Is, Iss2,
at 10 O'Clock am, st the shops formerly used and
occupied by George Rubsch, being Sos- 80 and 81
Charleston avenue, in Memphis. Tenn, proceed 10
sell 1T public auction. 20 the highest bidder, for
cash, the personal propeIfyia said deed mentioned,
being one bay Ho-se and spring Wagon. the Tools,
once Furniture and fixtures in said shops and
once, al the Iron, Galvanized 1ronwork and Cal
vanized Iron Elevators in said shops. The title to
said property is believed 10 be good but VIII sell
only az trustee. A. 3. BUkSHAA, Trnstse.
J. N Gregory, Attorney
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The council OF ministers broke up
without adopting any. definite resolution, hut
Said Pashs has visited Lord Dufferin, and,
it is understood, upon the latter's statements
the course OF the Porte will depend.
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WAVERLEY SEMINARY,

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Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
Full corps of professors and eeachers. Every ad-
vantage afforded for thorough training In the
Ma .hematical, Literary and Ornamental Depart
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TENDER Goth. For catalogue spply to
MISS JTPSC(lMR PRINCIPAL
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OWEN SOUND. OsT., July IA FIRE this
morning destroyed number of buildings
here. Loss, $50, 900.
DANvII.LE, ILL.,, July 14.--About mid
night last night ST. Patrick's Catholic church
burned. Loss. $4,000; fully insured.
PORTLAND, Or, July 14.-Six business
blocks in Dayton, w. T., burned last night,
intending every store, hotel and bank. Lose
estimated at $500, 200.
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DR., Wards Seminary

NAsayILLE, TENN, HAS rs. Na a ES
~ of young ladies on It's roll. Parents may
rely on this school. as it has seventeen years OF
success. own It's fine buildings, and is prepared
year opens September 1st. Send for catalogue.
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COUNCIL CALLED BY THE KHED1vE.

The Egyptian losses are now estimated q
1900 killed and 1000 wounded.
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A CELEBRATED preacher makes The recon-
meudation of Ayers Pills matter of reii-
gioHs duty. When people are bilious and
dyspeptic, what they need is the gospel Of
health. In such cases the BEST creed TO
swallow consists of the thirty sugar coated
articles in a pill-box.
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The Peote Panic-Stricken, While the
Bedouis Continue the Work of
Letting and SpOilation.
Arab Pasta Declared a Rebel, and is
to be Treated as -Such-His Insig-
nifIcant Following.
Number Of Persons Mastered By the
Mob Estinsted At s0OO-A Battalion
Of Arabs Blown Up.
A Proclamation By the Khedive-The
Accord Between Rsgland and France
The Formers Position.

OFF ALEXANDRIA, July IA, o'clock am
The fire in Alexandria is still raging. There
are at least two miles of houses burning.
More than third OF the city appears to be
ON 6ra
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The New York Freig Jubi.
iauI.

New YORK, July 14.-Last nights meet
ing has shown its effects in handling freights
this morning. The strikers are jubilan and of
the companies said TO be composed of great
number of Italians and Russian Jews. here
tofore employed in place of the strikers, not
one-third are ct work to-day. Success for
the men is predicted confidently. Very little
freight as received, and hardly any handled.
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CHICAGO, July 1.-THE archery tourna-
ment of the National Association concluded
its grand special shooting this afternoon.
The scores were unusually good.
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SARATOGA, July 14.-Ada Glenn, Ella
WaTfiefd, Sauuterer and Boarmau were the
winners to day.
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SPORTING NEWS.

Baseball.
CHICAGO, July 14-Chicagos, %; De-
troits 4
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CONDITION OF TRADE.
Fair at Baltimore.
DnlI at New York.

BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE market for
money the past week was quiet. General
trsda fair
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THE LABOR SITUATION.
The Iron situation at Piitsburs

PITTsBURG, July l4.-In this district the
iron situation presented no new feature to-
day, but a3vices from the West give further
proof Of the Amslgamated Associations
policy OF centering the fight in Pittsburg.
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TUyB Original Summer Resort Of the Northwest
u The "OaKwood." Noplaee equals 1t for health
rest and comfort Write for illustrated circulars
David Greenway d Sons. hartford P.O.. Wisconsin
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one OF the squares surrou ding Washington Mon
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Baltic re, ND.

EDG EWORTH SCHOOL, SO Franklin ST.
MRS. H p LEFEB VRE. PRINCIPAL
THOROUGH English and French Home
II Sc IooI for Girls The 29ih Annual Session
will begin sept emb~r 3Isf. For further infor-
ma ZION apply 70 the Principal
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The Angio-Egyptian bank ia also preserved.
The streets ale strewn with empty clock and
wei cases and .imilar Debris But very few
dead bodies have been found. Two-thir6s of
the troops deserted during the bombardment.
THE KHEDIvE's escape.
After the khedive's palace had been sur
rounded a party OF soldiers entered his
apartments and declared they had orders to
kill him and burn the palace. After long
parleyIng their loyalty was bought by prom
ises of money. They then escorted the khe-.
dive to the British at Rss Ell Teen. His
guard was not allowed TO enter the palace,
there were with him. Ali the ministers except
Arab Pasha presented themselves at Ras Ell
Teen palace at o'clock this afternoon.
A detachment OF marines marched through
the town. Some plunderers caught in faoronts
deiietu were summarily shot.
COUNCIL CALLED BY THE KHEDIvE.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Gladstone
stated tha the consul TO Portugal had tele-
eraphed that the khedive had secured the
foyaiiJ OF the cavalry and infantry guards
sent % watch him, and wosld 80 mon The
lesdisg pashas and endeavor 10 re-estsbiish
order IN Alexandria. Cberif Pasha Is araonz
those named as having been summoned by
the khediVe. Arab Pasha fed from Alex
audria in a boat by the canal, but it is not
known whittier. 1t is understood that his
troops are dispensing.
GONE ASHORE TO STOP LoorISG.
A Dispatch from Alexandria, sent 1T 9:I5
O'Clock this evening, says a strong body of
men from the fleet, Joined by detachment.
from neutral ships. has gone ashore to stop
looting and incendiarism.
EGYPTIAN LOSSES.
The Egyptian losses are now estimated at
1900 killed and 1000 wounded.
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Law s.iHoOf. of wASHHSGraN AND
LEE URIvE9sIrS-Gen. g. W. C. LEE, Pres
ident. Faculty: C. A. Graves. MA. Prof Common
Law and Equity; Hon. J. Randolph Tucker, LII. D.,
Prof. constitutional Law; Hon. H W. Shelley,
Lecturer on Pleading. Session begins September
81, 1852. For catalogue aHd= full Information ad
dress Proi d, A GRAvES Lexineron. Va
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Visitors TO New York CITY.

A SMALL private family. having large. nicely
~ furnished house. s few doors from Windsor
Hotel and near Filth avenue, will let rooms, with
superior table, to desirable parties, permanent or
transient. Terms reasoua ole.
rrrs.r1 e 10
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Meeting of stockholders
IN THE
Memphis e. Charleston r. r. Co.

WHEREAS, The Convention Of Stockholders
w in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, which met at the call of the Board OF
Directors of said Company in Memphis. Tenn, on
the 22d day of June. 1881, by unanimous vote An-
iourned to meet in Huntsville, Ala on the fourtn
Tuesday In August next; A.. A.,
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given mat tne
stock holders in said Memphis and ChsIi ston
Railroad Company will meet, pursuant 10 eoloufn-
ment in HUNTSVILLE. ALA. on
Tuesday, the 22d Day OF August, 1ssS,
to consider and vote unpn proposition OF c9nsoi.
idation of the Memp and Cner,es,en ahu c S1s'
panies and TO transact any and all other business
which may come before them, the same s Al
regular annual meeting. ~,
The Company's agents at the several stations VIII
furnish ckholders with free passes 70 ana rom
the meeting. . n Cho
Company, and secretary OF the Stockholders
Convention, which met in Memphis, Tenn,
%
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CAR Id.
GEORGETOWN

r WILL BUY FROM A STEAMBOAT TO
L Media have a Free Library to the public at
large 1000 tons Iron, Rags, Metals etc., wanted.
9. GABAY. Agent. 409 All and Alb Shelby st.
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ANNUAL MEEfING of STOCKHOLDERS
I4,h nay of August, 1882.

TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
MEMPHIS TENN, July g. 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meet
IN ing of the Stockholders of the above Com
pany will be held at the office of the Company, in
The city of Memphis, on the
I4Ih Day of August, 1882.
Notice is also given that at said meeting propo-
sition will be submitted to the stockholders to
consolidate with the Memphis and VicksbuTg
Railroad Company, the Mississippi Valley and
Ship Island Railroad Company and the New Or
leans and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO. NJ. KLEIN, Secretary.