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against the cigarette smoker, who is 3 most
disgusting object for = dy to kiss. There
are very few young men in Memphis who
would not eschew cigarettes If they could
get all the kissing they wanted.
Attachment suits were filed yetterday
by the following persons against HI. Meyers
& Co.: d. A Sahlein & Co., SAG; Julius
Hammerslsush ct al, $500 10; Isaac Strauss,
S516; Isrsel Obendorfsr, $3.50; Louis Leven-
SOD, S1I43; Philip Seligmsn, 1904; Daniel
Meyers and Levi Goldsmith Bros ST. ,429.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO W. G. Kinney and Gertrude Brooks,
Frank Hardin and Lulu johnson, George P.
Perryman and Mr.. Hattie Branch, Joseph
Harris and Hattie Yves, II. L. Guion and
Lucy d. Vance, Henry Graham and Drucilla
Hsys, Henry Brooks and Martha Scott, E p.
Alexander and Thee. Z Willis, J. A. Conner
and Mary 3. Willis, james Taylor and
Taupia If
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THEM.& C.RAILROAD
Meeting OF the StOekhOlders-The Presi'
dents Very Encouraging Report
Election OF Directors.
President Baxter Alive to the AdTan'
tages Arising Out OF the Aan-
sas Road.

The adjourned meeting of the stockholders
of the Memphis and Charleston railway re-
convened at Mozart Hall at 10 o'clock yes.
terdsy morning, Chairman A ID. Jone1; OF
Florence, Ala, presiding, and resolution.
Jere Baxter, sr., Jtrc Baxter. jr, w: NJ. Pun
can and g. NJ. Fogg, Of NH.hyille; Hon.
Jacob Thorn psOn. Napoleon Hill, W.; n.
harrington, J. A. Hays, Z. D. FrAyser, S. 4.
Crnse III g. Wilton, Gen. W. Y. G. Humes,
Of Memphis; Col Sam Tate, sr., and Sam
Tate. IT,, of Little Rock; F. Z. Sharpe and J.
L. Robsrtson, of New York; Judge o. A.
LochraDe and r. H. Richard, Of Atlanta
p. c. Bethel, of Columbia; w. X. Rlson, OF
The report Of The Committee on Creden;
tials received indicated 153,S6O shares oil
stock in proxies and 6O53 shares in person
were present, making total oil lo9,9IS
sharea, over three-fourths represented.
The twenty seventh annual report OF the
president and Board Of Directors oil the
road was read and adopted as follows.
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HON. I'll. C. MYERS.
Secretary Of State Of Mississippi. in An
Interview, Gives at Length the
Reasons and tie Law
Which Justified Him ia Giving a Ger.
uhcate Of Election to Manning,
and Not to Chllmers.

The Manning Chalmers election contest in
Mississlppi has created great deal of inter-
es' IN this city, as we'll as throughout Missile
sippi, and hndins that the Hon. Henry c.
Myers, secretary OF state, who received the
certified returns and reported them TO the
governor, was in the city, an APPEAL re-
porter called upou him Yesterday for the
purpose OF interviewing him. Mr. Myers is a
young man, OF fine, frank address,who leaves
no question in the minds of any one who see
him that he was or could be actuated BY
anything but what he considered to be legally
tight No political partisanship influenced
him in his decision, or swerved him from the
line Of duty
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At Holly Springs the United States mar
shall, lin defiance OF all law, arrogated to him
self the right 10 receive all ballots, but was
compelled to resume his legal position. AT
Hudsonville the poll box was seized and
carried off by the Federal authorities, and
at Lamar the registration book was mutila-
ted by the representative of the dignity and
virtue OF the general government. The peo-
pie of the Second District were intimidated
by flimsy indictments and by such lswless
assumptions of authority as are named
above. Ga these and other grounds, we con-
slider the governor will be justified in refus-
ing Chalmers certificate of election, and
hope to record such action on his part
Times and Inteligencer.
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100 Prtses SIP OC0
Wh31s H1 T,ese 80 S refe,.' SIC sic VI
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or send by
FTnness DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
or POSTOFFICE ORDER Orders of IS and up
ward, BY Express, can be sent at our expense.
Journal Building, Louisville, Kentucky, or R. NJ
BOARDMAN, 800 BroanWay, New York, or No. g
West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
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on CHALMERs-HIs DISPATCH TO BEN But
LER AFTER THE ELECTION.

on CHALMERs-HIs DISPATCH TO BEN BUT
LER AFTER THE ELECTION.
It's funny about Chalmers.
Chalmers telegrsphed TO Ben Batter short
ly after the election:
Fort Pillow Chalmers sends greeting to
Beast Butler. Both in. Shake.
But now it turns out that Chalmers is moi
sin" He is out BY large msjority.
The old tactics which he formerly en-
ployed TO beat his Republican competitors
have been used against him, now that he has
tried the Independent dodge, and he finds
the certificate Of election given 10 his oppo-
nent who really run behind him hundreds oil
votes.
Through design or otherwise one precinct
which gave large majority for Chalmers
was returned as giving so many votes for
Cham bless a name unknown TO the voters
But it was held that these votes must be
counted for third party, and this DISPOSE.
ton OF the ballots just elects the regular
Democratic nominee. It's a rascslly trick
but for the once i: will not hurt Mr.. Chal-
mers TO take a dose of his own physic.-Chi
cd9o Neus.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
entertainment for the Benefit of In
Industrial school.

entertainment for the BENEFIT of The
Industrial school.
On Friday, the Oath instant, at 80 o'clock
pm there will be inaugurated a series OF
parlor entertainments, designed by the ladies
of the Memphis Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union, for the benefit of the
industrial school under their charge. The
residence of Judge Pierce, No. LOG Court
street, has been kindly rendered by Mrs.
Pierce for the entertainment. 1t is to be
hoped that the excellence of the object, the
small admission fee of ten cents, and the in
trinsic merit Of the entertainment offered
will insure large and appreciative attend
anee. The young ladies of Miss Conway's
school have kindly consented tc contribute
music and recitations. The subjoined pro-
gramme embraces the leading features oi
| the occasion:
Music, Chopin, D minor. Miss Aollie l. Barrow
Song. Sweetheart MISS anna Johnson
Recitation, Toms Little Star Miss Josie Daley
PART II.
Recitation, "The Settlers Story Miss Lewellyr
Music, Air, with variations, arranged by
| Miss Noble l. Barrow
Recitation, 1.-THE Sioux Chiefs Daughter'-
Song, The Angel at the window...Miss A johnson
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Resolutions.

4 series OF resolutions were read referring
to the so-cslltd lease of the Memphis and
Charleston railway TO the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railway, providing for
the employment of counsel 10 def.nd the
Memphis and Charleston 10 the legal coutro-
vsreies recently iuaugurated at Huntsville
and Memphis, and all similar suits; also
authorizing the proceeding looking TO a
restoration of the company's property. The
seventh resolution was as follows:
Be IL further resolred, That & certain written
contract proposed to be entered into between this
company and certain parties whose names, fol
prudential reasons, not now disclosed, under
which contract this company proposes to farm out
which contract has been read to this committed
and will be spread upon the minutes, is hereby in
all things adopted ratified and approved, and the
president OF tnis company is hereby authorized
to sign, execute and deliver the same in the name
and under the seal of this company.
form of contract between the Memphis
and Charleston railway and the prudential
ly 1nmentioned parties was then read, anC
the resolutions and contract were ther
adopted by unanimous vote, representa-!
1859 shares-all represented at the meet
ing at the time the vote was ia ken.
Adiourned
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MARRIAGES.


Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock, in the
First Methodist church. occurred the mar
rage OF Mr.. E. 7. Wills and Miss Ida May
Douglass. The groom is a member of the
well-known firm OF Wills & Wildbe1ger, and
his father was well known ga one of the
editors of the old Bulletin. Miss Doug
lass Is the daughter of Col. A II Doug
lass, an ex-mayor of Memphis. She is
one of the loyeliest girls il the city, and
Mr.. Wills ia 10 be congratulated on his good
luck. The ceremony was performed BY Rev.
r. II. Mahon. There were several attend
ants upon the young couple, and the church
wss beautifully decorated. Mr.. and Mrs
Wills left yesterday for New Orleans on a
bridal tour.
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The Presideni's Report.

To the Stockholders Of the Memphis and Charles
ton Railway Company: ~,
I'he annual report of the East Tennessee, Viz
glnia and Georgia Railway Company, who hoId
we deny and refuse to recognize showing the earn
iups and expenses of your road for the hscal year
ending June 30, 1882, is respectfully submitted.
Your attention is invited to careful consideration
OF the details of this report.
IN accordance with the resolution adopted al
your meeting held at Huntsville, Ala, August y
iss2 the committee then appointed nave hau
conference with the representatives OF the kas'
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway Com
pauy i'm regard TO the cancellation OF the lease 10
that company, and have obtained the following
Proposition which we synopsizel. as follows;
First-Payment in cash by the Memphis ano
Charleston to the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia of the gross sum OF S4OO,OOO as consldeT
alton for cancellation.
acknowledgement in cash by the Memphis AND
Charleston to the East Tennessee, Virginia anc
Georgia, amount OF money advanced by lattel
com pany, by individuals interested in It, sggre
this arrangement to be added thereto as part o.
such payment. The S47S, coo of the Memphis ano
Charleston seven per cent. bonds named In youl
proposition will be accepted as so m UGH cash lol
legally issued by the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company, absolutely free and clear from
all cloud, lean or incum brance, and open ID nc
objection which will affect their market value.
Thlrd-1he payments above named to be MADE
and this arrangement to be closed on or before the
first day of November, 1852 [afterward extended
without limit. ~.
Fourth-Meanwhile, the Eat Tennessee, Vir
ginia and Georgia Railway Company to remain In
absolute and uncontrolled possession OF the Mem
phis and Oh AIleston railway, as heretofore undel
said lease; and this proposition in no way &c
prejudice the rights OF the East Tennessee, Vir
ginia and Georgia Railway Company hereunder
GEORGE J. SbNEI,
CALVIN g RRTCE
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LAW REPORTS.
Ch,,cerv Ceurt-ueuoveII. Judge

Additional calendar for Thursday: Nos.
1884, Austin vs. Gray; 1896, Cope vs. Kort-
rechi; 1885, Robertson Va McWilliams; 1883,
Shoemaker VS. Smith; 1910, Murray We Do
Ian; 1912, Steele VS. Hoist; 4343, Smith vs
Smith; 1914, Smith VS. Duval; 4S46, Ross vs.
Ross: 4347, Henderson VS. Hill.
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GuiOn.Vauce.

No matrimonial event that has taken
place in Memphis for many years has &C.
casioued greater show of Interest than that
of Mr.. Henry L. Guion and Miss Lucy ID.
Vance. Both of these young people are
from honored families, and both of them
have been prominent in the social life of the
city. Miss Vance has peculiarly endeared
herself TO all who know her, by an amisble
disposition as we'll bright and cultivated
mind. She is the daughter of the Hon.
Calvin Vance. Mr.. Guiou is one of the
representative young men OF Memphis. He
is the son of the late Henry l.. Guion, a
pioneer of Memphis, and is already known
as one OF the prompest and most sterling OF
business men. He some of the old1ine mem
bers of the Chickasaw Guards, and all of his
comrades regard him as one OF natures noble
men. The marriage of this young couple
had an additional feature of interest in the
tact that as boy and girl they were sweet
hearts, aud the ceremony last night was the
consummation of a youthful romance.
Fully an hour before the ceremony
took place the Cumberland Presby terian
church began TO fill rapidly. By
s o'clock every pew was occupied
friends were collected around the doors.
The leading business men, doctors and law
yers, as well as the pretliest girls of Mem
phis, were there. About $50 o'clock
the announcement that the bride and
groom had arrived caused a futter
in the congrega' ion. The young couple
were remarkably self-pUssrsyrd, th-y
walked alone TO the altar, where the ushers
grouped around them, while Rev. II. A.
Jones pronounced the words that gave them
| to each other in the most sacred union
known on earth. There was no prolonged
ceremony, but it was none the less impress
i've. The number of people present was
significant of the high esteem in
which the young folks are held
The Chckasaw Guards were nearly
all present and heartily commended
Mr.. Guion's enlisting under a new banner
The BRIDE was beautifully dressed, as the
ladies all testified 10. The following gentle.
men acted as ushers: Messrs. Charles n
Grosvenor, Sam Tate, jr., J. NJ. Fowlkes, w
A. Sneed aud i. J. Hunt. The pulpit was
taste fully decorated with flowers and plants
Mr.. and Mrs. Guion left for trip East,
and earnest wishes for their future happi-
ness accom- panied tbem
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INSCRIPTIONS Adventures.

What inducement can counterfeiier
have to produce anything good or reliable
Are they the class of men who are 10 furnish
physic for the sick or to supply medicine for
The druggist to deal 10? Beware of bogus
and WORTHLESS compounds gotten up TO sell
on the reputation OF the purest and best
family medicine in the world. Be sure and
get the genuine Simmons Liver Regulator
In white wrapper, with large red "" there
on, and see that ]. 81. Zeilin & Co. are the
proprietors of what you buy.
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DLANTATIoN-Aval valuable plantation, II miles s
from Memphis, the Mississippi r1Ver, IN
I,Tittenden county, Ark 800 acres under cultiya-
ton and 40 or 80 acres cleared for cuitlVatlon-
There are valuable Improvements on the place,
namely: Dwelhnghouse OF four rooms and out,
houses stables, barn newly built. g1nhouse ana
1ress IL is considered TO be the highest place
between Memphis and Helena. and as henlhlul
and exceedingly productive. For terms anu iur-
'Aei A''-O DABNEY' NJ SCALES, 50 Madison st:
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HEIFER-From my place, on Bouleyar5d d.. Jour Jul
miles east of the city, on the lin OF izth ~ III
slant two-year-old black and white gfaeeo Jer-
sew heller. / viii pay $40 reward for her return
or $50 Tor return OF heller aud arrest and eonvlc-
ton of thief u. Y. SOLLLEn.-
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TO STAY AT HOME AFTER ALL HIS COAT
TURNING
Gen. J.R. Chalmers is TO stay at home
after all. and the House gains another Dem
oeratic congressman. By the laws OF Miss
issippi it appears clear that Chalmers is
unsealed BY the error in the Tate county
votes. The secretary OF state had no option
in the matter, and while the able independ-
ent was probably voted into office, YET ne has
no legal right TO his seat ADD won't get it,
atlanta (Go.) Constitution.
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nARK BAY SADDLE MARE-11z hands high,
| J long name and tail, white spot in forehead,
aud little white on both hind feet. suitable re-
ward will be paid for her return 70
JAS. S. ROBINSON. 80 Second street,
Covenber 81 1852 Memphis, Tenn.
YT7HE NUMBERS OF MY DRAY, No. 81, HAVE
been stolen. The public are warned,
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MAY BE POLITICAL MIsCREANr BUT HE IS
ENTITLED TO THE SEAT NOW CLAIMED BY
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Changes I'm the DIrec,ory.

At meeting of the directors yesterday
afternoon, AIR. VIM. NJ. Duncan, of Nash
vile, resigned in person. Mr.. VIM. I. Hatch,
of New York, resigned by telegraph. Mr..
Sam Ta,e, jr., and Col. Thomas r. Sharp
were elected in their places. Col. Thomas
R. Sharp was also elected vice-president. To
many persons Col. Sharp may not be known.
He Was for FIVE years master of transporta-
ton of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and
for three years vice.president and receiver
Of the New Jersey Central and Loug Island
railroad. He is a Prsclical engineer and
railroad man
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Election of directors.

. The meeting then proceeded with the
election of a Board of Directors for The
ensuing term, with the following result: Jere
Baxter, G. NJ. Fogg, w. NJ. Duncan, Nash
vile; I. W. Evans, H. E. Garth, W. 7.
Hatch, Simon Borg, New York; Napoleon
Hill, r. D. Frayser, ]. A. Hays jr., w. NJ.
Harrington, Memphis; w. r. Rison, Hunts
vile; John IS. Wilkes, Pulaski.
The vote cast represented 1879 shares,
over three fourths OF the entire stock of the
company.
The directors-elect then met and held an
election of officers of the board, resulting in
the choice of the Hon. Jere Baxter, sr.,
president, and S. R. Cruise secretary and
treasurer
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Sol CoIeman's Puzzle.
Candies

Buy pound package of Floyds candies.
1t will have in it all kinds of carsnels,
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmallows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure COLOR,
and no authorizations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritious at FLOYD MONEYS
Nat
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
CANNOT AFFORD TO DoEvES THE REcREAl
JAMES E. CHALMERS A WRONG.

JAMIE h IN A1@'1-1@5 n "1sO-NO'
Poor Eunuie, He in a bad fix, and in
need of Lypch's sympathy. Now that he
has been actual, eiectd, the certificate of
election has been givu TO Col. Van H.
Manning, an elegant gentleman who was
very bad v beaten by he Little Bantam
two weeks ego to-day. Can the Demo-
cratic party afford towrons even J. Z.
CaaImers?. - + Calmers-not Cham
6Less-couId be convictedf political treason
in any court in the Ian. and for him indi-
yidually, few have any sppsthy.u Bat jus
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Fresh Oysters /!

The only house exclusively in the bust
ness, and the "F" brand the only kind that
gives entire satisfaction. Either wholesale
or retail. By the gallon or BY the dozen 10
families, and free delivery.
J. A. SIGNAIGO,
Sole agent for the ''F" brandon every can-No.
21S Second and % Beale streets.
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Sol COleman's Puzzle.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The best and cheapest hair dressing Ii
kills dandruf, allsys irritation and promotes
a vigorous growth of the hair.
BuRNErr's FLAvoRIEG EXTRACTS are IN
ysriably acknowledged the purest and best.
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important.

When you visit or leave New York city
have aggage .expressase and cArrls &c hire, and
stop 81 Grand Union Hotel. opposite Grand Cen
trail depot. Four hundred and hity elegant TO omf
fitted up al an expense of sIco 900 reduced 10 81
and upwards per Day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-eAIs, stsges eno Se'
better for less money at the Grand Union than al
any other frst-ciass hotel in the city
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FOR LEASE.

nLANTA1 ION-One of the fuest plants lions IN
Shelby county. within 81 miles frcm Mem
Dhs. l25Oaeres of eultivatabe land, fronting more
fhan one mile on fernando road; Wen Ieneeu,
seam gin and gTist mill, two gin-stanos, wen 10
1aissd for custom; twenty-five acres OF clover pas
me running water in abundance, wells ana els
zerns conveniently located; two dwellnehouses
or Settlements on the place, with outnonses, sLa
bles and cribs attached, besides quarters Iof
ers conveniently distributed. Eacn OF the oweh
fngho1ses has four good rooms There Is also
eOOd stoIehouse with eight rooms on the ncIi @
road at an advantageous point Tor genera me-
chRndise. The place is ADMIRABLY adapteo ior q
Stock and eonCition-farm, besides 1nelndlng apout
500 acres Of excellent cotton land wal lease tne
entire property for terms OF years: FoI Terms
and particulars apply 10 ID. IA. sCA
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The executive Committee.

Napoleon Hill, Sam Tate, jr., Memphis;
Jere Baxter, Nashville; 7. W. Evans and
Thomas L. Sharp, of New York, were APP
pointed an Executive Committee charged
with the settlement with the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railroad on the terms
mantioned
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was fool when brought home bottle
of Parker's Ginger Tonic. But when it
broke mp my cough and cured baby's dysen-
terry, she thought it good investment.-
Neiu York Tailor
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CHALMERS

tice should not have violence done it, even
TO punish ]. R Chalmers Tor treason
Jdckson Neir MissiSsie pan.
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Sol COIeman's Puzzle.
C0nv
Every Farmer and ii orseman

Should keep and rss Hammers Liniment
and Stock Powders. They are invaluable
in the treatment of stock diseases.
W ZONES & CO :. Agents.
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FOR SALE.

DIANOS-Three secondhand Knabe Pianos
i also several others. Cheap for cash.
Z. WITZMANN * CO.
TNGINR-A second hand upright engine and
IL boiler Lane d Bodley make, fve-horse
power. Apply to S. c. Toof K Co., Is West Court
street.
TTOUsE $40 POntotoc Street. For terms apply to
IL John r. Pepper, Esq, OF Memphis OF Texie
NJ. Woodson, 72l First ST., Louisville, KY.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIrO RE-Conssting of Par,
il d lor and Bedroom Sets, Hall, Dining room and
Kitchen; will sell a; a sacrifice in order to break
up housekeeping. Articles nearly new. 37S Vance,
ID ESIDENCE-On fernando, near Vance; two
~ story frame. w. A. WHEATLEY, 2S1 Main.
CSTOVE-A new heating stove. Base burner, very
= cheap, st ii North Court street.
[IHDICE RESI- JENCE Lotion yIthia street
u between Linden and Vance; very desirable.
". 1. WHEATLEY. Isl Main.
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Keep Your Stock in Condifion.
NV Wife Said

To do this, you will find no means SO re-
liable AS the use OF Hammers Stock Powders
and Liuiment.
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B.LOWENSTE|N5 BROS
AUCTION SALES.

Auction Sale OF Unclaimed Freight,
To pay charges, for whom it may concern, con-
sisting in part of 10 cases of Boots and Shoes, 4
cases of Dry Goods 2 new 1OO-Saw Girs and large
lot of Furniture and Household Goods. For
marks inquire at 228 Main street. Sale
Monday. Dec. 4th, Mt 10 o'clock Am.
A. N. STODDARD, Auctioneer.
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TAKEN UP.
FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALE.

oLANTATIOE-Si Situated on Bosue Phalia about
4 four. and G-haf miles east of Carsons Land
ing Bolivar county, Miss. Contains about five
hundred and fifty acres OF cleared land as good as
can be tound in the Mississippi Valley, and is in
good repair. The projected NJ. and V. R. 4. is ex.
pected 10 pass within half mile OF the house. APP
ply to j. S. or G.. Fl. Willsins. Yazo0 City, Miss or
10 CHARLES SCOTT, Rosedale,
BoliyarcOuuty, Miss
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AMUSEMENTS.

ENAsHIO NABLE DANCING ee
II SCHOOL ~
Is NOW OPEN AT THE KNIGHTS OF VIA w
INNISFAIL HALL, corner of Second and ~AnD
Jefferson streets. Days of instruction, TUESDAY
snd THURSDAY AFTERNOONS, from 4:SO to 5
O'Clock; SATURDAY AFTERNOON, from s to 5
O'Clock, introducing all the new Quadriiies and
Waltzes and Fifty Fancy Dances. For particulars
call at academy school days, call on or ad-
dress MADAM LOUIS, sc Court street.
See circulars.