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STILL FALLING.

The river is still falling an inch an hour,
reaching sixty-one feet seven inches at 9
o'clock pm. The temperature is also fall
iug. There has been great activity all day
and tonight in clearing houses that are left
by the receding waters. Additions to the re.
lief fund to-day nearly $4,000. The Ger
man Relief Society having s22O0 on hand,
collected for sufferers by the floods in Ger
many, decided by close vote 10 send $1,000
to Germany and distribute the remainder
here. The Ohio river has been rising all
day at Pomeroy and Marietta.
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BIi..ard ana snov.s,erm I'm p.ko,,

GRAsp Forks, DAK., February 17.-For
the past forty-eight hours there has been q
most fearful blizzard, and suow-storm from
the northwest set in about o'clock p.rn.,
which increased in power until twas i'm nos
sible to observe objectsten feet away. Yes.
terday afternoon al 8 o'clock the wind calmed
down and the weather cleared, the thermom-
eter ranging from 10o to 20o below zero.
All trains have been abandoned, and the
roads are badly drifted. No accidents have
yet been reported.
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sDr. s. B. BRITAIN says: "As rule ply.
sicians do not, by their professional methods
build up the female contribution, while they
seldom cure the diseases to which il is always
liable in our variable climate and under our
imperfect civilization. Special remedies are
often required to restore organic harmony
and strengthen the enfeebled powers of wo-
msnhood; and for most of these We are in
debted to persons outside of the medical pro-
fession. Among the very best of these rene
dies 1 assign a prominent place to Mrs.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetables Compound.
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ANOTHER BLIZZARD
Raging I'm the Northwest-AH Railroad
Trains Abandoned.

ST. PAUL, February ia blizzard now
has possession of this State and the North
west. The Thermometer has fallen 5O' since
morning, with snow and fierce winds. Trains
on all the railroads are delayed snd some
are entirely blocksded. The Manitoba is
blsckaded west of Red river; the Sioux City
branch OF the Omaha hoe is entirely block
AIDED; the Hastings andDakots send out no
trains, atd the Northern Pacific is blockaded
Meet of JamestoHp d 7
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ToWNsHEND's REJoINDER.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MAsHINGTON Eehrnary Ii las2


Hon. d. C. Haskell:
SIR-Yours Of the 14th instant has to-day been
handed me by my friend, the Hon. william K.
Morrison. Inasmuch as you Say some of your
party friends insist upon the Interpretation which
you have placed upon language used by me in
debate, and prefer 10 rest under the imputaton of
ployment of epithets in response to such a grave
accusation, as you insist has been made by rep
ican Congress, am willing to leave you where
your construction of my language has placed you
am gratified It does not appear that any other
member of the Ways and Means Committee felt
that my remarks were intended as O reflection
upon his integrity. 1 have never Known an in
stance where gentleman who believed himself
charged with personal corruption sought relief
R.. W. ToWNsHEND.
Mr.. Townshend furnished the letters to the
Star reporter, aud explained his position in
the matter as follows: 81 have heretofore re-
fused 10 be interviewed on this subject, but,
as Haskell has rushed into print, there is, of
course, no longer any imprspriety on my
part in breaking silence. Before and since
had an opportunity TO further reply to his
remarks in the House l have acted upon the
advice of my Democratic colleagues and
friends. As advised by them, correspond
ence was opened, the termination OF which
is satisfactory TO me and my friends. Now,
the substance OF the whole affair is Just this:
Notwithstanding my disclaimer in the
House, Haskell and some OF his party friends
insist that l charged him with corruption;
or, to use his frontier phrsseology, with be-
ing scoundrel, and l have informed him
that l am willing to leave him where bis
own construction OF my language has placed
him. Ii he is contented TO answer such
serious lmputation with words, certainly
do rot feel justified in taking further notice
OF him."
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THE STATE DEBT BILL.
Qnantal IN. thu A

5peciaI 70 the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, February 17.-From all re-
ports your correspondent learns that the
caucus next Tuesday night will settle down
to hard work to perfect the State debt bill in
accordance with the Bate platform. The
feeling in that direction among the Demo
cratic members of the General Assembly ID
growing daily, and those who were anxious
to see breach in the Democratic rank.
show signs of sad disappointment al the
harmonious feeling that exists on all sides
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OHIO.
Continued Decline at Ctuc,rua,,

CINCINNATI, February 17.-At o'clock
this morning the river was sixty-two feet
ten inches; at O'Clock, sixty-two feet nine
feet seven inches; at o'clock, sixty-two feet
six inches; and at 10 o'clock, sixty.two feet
five and oue-half irches-showing a fall of
only half an inch the last hour. 1t raiued
nearly all night, and is much colder this
morning. The wind and falling water dis
turbed many houses. 1t is still cloudy, with
the wind from the west. The Times Star
special from Marietta, o., says it rained
hard all night, and still raining. The river
rose all night, and is still rising an inch an
hour. 1t is raining alec at Wheeling. The
total decline here lacks an inch and half
Of heinr fonr feat
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INDIANA.
stiII Rising a, Evnu.1,,,e.

EVANSVILLE, February 1.-THE river ID
still rising here, but ia not over Water street
The tug Lsmasco left for Union township,
below the city, TO rescue people in danger
Senators Mcintosh and Rahm, Mayor Bud
we'll, Councilmeu Bray and Williams and
Auditor Yeager went on the boat, which is
equipped with food aud clothing. The
weather is cool, showing and windy.
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ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS.

Among the contributions received to. day
were $4,000 from the Chicago Board of Trade,
$1,000 from 81. J. Jewett, New York, and
$1,000 additional from the American Express
Company. The water is still receding, vary
ing from half an inch to an inch per hour.
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ss'"Keep to your place and your place
will keep you" But you cannot expect to
keep your place without health, the founds.
tion Of all success. For instance, a railroad
engineer IN the employ of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and ST. Paul railroad had been grew
ously affected with diabetes for six years.
He took four boxes OF Kidney Wort aud now
writes that ne ls entirely cured and working
regttarly.
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ALL FOR HARMONY,
A Growing Disposition Among Dens.
Gratis in the Legislature to Go
to Work I'm Earnest and
Settle the Debt at Once on the Basis
Proposed In the Bate Platform
The Legislature.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, February l7.-S~aas-Mr.
Swsford offered joint resolution to meet in
joint convention next Tuesday and elect
land registrars and an entry taken, which
was adopted.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Watkins: To sholish the charter
OF the iewn OF Troy. Obion county.
By Mr.. Adkins: To compensate Judges,
clerks and officers of elections. Providing
that said officers shall receive 81 so per day
for their services, to paid out of the county
treasury where such election is held.
By Mr.. Mccullough: To prevent the m ar
riage OF minors. The bill provides that it
shall be unlawful for any county clerk to
issue marriage license to any male under
eighteen and any female under sixteen years,
without the consent of parents or guardians.
The House bill to change the line between
the counties of Loudon and Roane passed
third reading.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To prevent public officials from travelling
on railroad trains on free passes. Mr.. Gal
loway wanted TO amend BY Inserting that the
provisions Of the bills shall not apply to
stockholders and attorneys of railroads.
Made the special order for IL o'clock
Wednesday.
To have the record book in the land regis
ter's Office at Knoxville properly indexed
the object OF the bill is to repeal an act
allowing the register fifteen cents for index
ing and 81 so for copying grants. Passed.
To amend the bastardy law. Laid on the
table.
To protect the treasury and to prescribe the
duties of the treasurer. Laid on the table.
Another bill introduced by Senator Daniel
on the same subject, and recommended for
passage by the Finance Committee. was
passed,
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Peabody HeteI.

Under the efficient management Of Col. c.
B. Galloway, the Peabody Hotel is doing a
thriving business. 1t is first class in every
respect. and ranks alongside the very best in
the country The table is kept 10 the very
best and ne.test style, and nothing is left
undone which could insure the pleasure and
comfort of its guests.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
A 0UkE eUARAETEKn

A specific for Hysserfa, Diszinens, CouvuI5or
E-rvous Hesaachs. Mental Depranon, Lo0 Of
zenory. spsrnatorrhess Inpotcncy. IDyoluntaly
exertfon, aelf-abuse OF sver-isduIecnoe. w6ica
laA0s % utsery, decay and dss Y. O1o nox Uln
cnre recent casea. Each box contains one monthlY
aop.is; sent oy mail. PREPAID, on receipt q prios
We guaran.ee ax boxes % cure any oan win
e4cn order received by az Tor 4x boxes, accompa-
MED with I've dollari, We VIII send the purchsxer
our written guarantee 10 return the noesy b the
treatment does not eject cure 7nekz1sanp -
sued only BY A. EkkKERT CO., y 6alannio ~
as.sn Druxz1,t.. rs Main a700 hsnokn. T11'
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EMotions will be heard to-day.
Calendar for Monday, February 18th: Nos.
81, Henry Jones, and 80 and Il.
For February 20.h: Nos 8, R. w. Light
burae ct al; 81, Henry Webb; 81, Colsms an
Thomss.
For February 21st: Nos. 81, Daniel Man.
ny; 49 and 20, Roper & Flannigan.
For February I'D: No. IS, G. A. Noah.
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ARkAN SAS.
Confined Rise at little Rock.

LITTLE Rock, February I7.-An inch of
snow fell here to-day, the first this winter.
The Arkansas river rose forty-two inches,
marking only two feet of last springs high.
est mark. The Mississippi at Arkansas City
rose foot in the past twenty-four hours,
showing over thirty-eight feet above the low
water mark
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Contributors. at cleveland.

CLEVELAND, February H.-Contributions
for relief of people in the Ohio valley sg-
gregate abou; l0,O00, and further subscrip-
tions will be received. Five thousand dol
lere were sent to-day to Cincinnati, and
$1,000 to New ALBANY,
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The Michigan senator.bt,.

DETROIT, February 17.-ODly one ballot
was taken in the joint convention of the
Legislature. The vote stood: Newton, Demo-
crat, As; Palmer, IL; Ferry, IL; Burrows,
10; Hanchett, 8; Williti, 8; Lacey, 8; Han
mas, 6, with sixteen scattering on seven other
candidates.
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NEW YORK.
HeavvIos..s Az IN. S,a,a

NEW YORK, February 17.-Reports from
various parts of this State show the rivers
rising. Several bridges and dams are swept
away. Trains are delayed, and Losses are
heavy.
The Cotton Exchange to-day appointed a
committee to collect funds in aid Of the suf-
ferers by the food. The only appeal yet re-
ceived has been from Jacksonville, Ind.
The amount collected up TO late hour this
afternoon was between Sl700 and $1,000.
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CHICAGO, February 1.-The Fox River
Iron Company, of Green Bay, Wis, made az
assignment TO J, W. Booth, Of Milwaukee
The company had capital Of 100000. II
had fine bu.iness and credit at the start,
but soon began 10 lose money. Liabilities
mot stated: assets, $50 600
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ENNSYlvANIA,
Stationary at Lockhaven.

LoCKHAvEN, February 1.-THE river
seems to have stopped rising, but on the
fats it is at least three feet deeper than it
was yesterday. The fats are completely
covered. The farmers have sent their stock
to the hills. The gorge still remains firm
helow hare
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The Red Cross Society of Memphis, which
during the foods Of last spring distributed
money and clothing, aud after it $4,000
worth OF seeds TO the sufferers by that ca
lamiiy, last night held a meeting, at which
S4OO was promptly appropriated for the
benefit OF the sufferers by the present snpar-
alleIed food in the Ohio valley. A com.
mittee WAS also appointed, OF which Mr..
Fursteuheim is chairman, TO collect subscrip-
tions and forward them TO the agent of the Ma
liona Society Of the r Gross, who has been
ordered to Cincinnati as the most central
poiut for the distribution of supplies and
money to the needy in OHIO, Indiana and
Kentucky. Nothing better than this prompt
ness and full-hsudedness could prove The
value of an organic ition whose sgencies and
power for good extend to the remotest parts
Of the world; whose agents are first in the
6eld of war or calamity, the fret with
succor and help, the first with hsalth-
reviviug medicine and food, with words
of sympathy aud cheer, and a charity as
generous as the world is wide The cross,
which symboliz,s the never,ia ling fountain
Of Christ's compassion, is the signif can't sign
Of this the most bsnefcent society ever es-
tablished, co.exten.ive IS it is with the lin.
its of The civilized governments of the earth.
Rscogniz by all these governments, inelud-
ing japan, by treaty siipulations, il enjoys
status no other human organizs ton
has ever attsiued 10. What il
has already accomplished in be battle fe DIS
OF Europe, 10 he plague stricken villages of
Russia, and the recently inundated Villages
of the Rim, the Rhone aud the Danube has
earned for it place ~ ne Elections
and confidence OF tbe people of Europe. II
has no paid or ssIsried agents or officers,
and no one OF its members can refuse
assigned duties unless sickness prevents.
All nations, creeds and tongues are repre-.
sented in its membership, and its work is the
Christlike succor Of all who are 10 distress as
the result OF war, pestilencs, famine, food
or FIRE. Tue Memphis society embraces in
its membership many of the most distin-
guished merch ants, bankers and professional
men in the city, and, as we have said, they
for the ste1ud time have come promptly
to the front and responded literally
to urgeut calls for help. Through such
a body, thus illustrating heir will 10 do out
of their own limited means, the citizens Of
uSssmphis will not hesitate to give all they
A-aoney, food and clothing to tighten
ACur brethren in the Ohio valley
=, nobly. The APrEAL,
sSon its readers the
the efforts Of
Gross OF GsDevs,
e erously to its fund
y wait Tor the sub.
;em personally, or
soks and Camp viii
bs Tor the society, or
secretary, Mr. J. d.
s Sect. , ~ > :
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RoczrsrKR, February 17.-By the uash-
ing away of q bridge al Aliens creek an en-
CINE and freight train we're plunged into
the stream. The fireman vas killed and
the engineer seriously injured.
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Closed By the sherfn.

CHICAGO, February IA W. Noyes's
bucket-shop was closed by the sheriff to-day
on an attachment for legal ices. Ii has had
q stormy and precsriods existence fer the
past two years
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The Peoples World. Wide Yerdict,

Burnetts Cocaine has been sold in every
| civilized country, and the public have rem
dered the verdict that it is the cheapest and
best hair dressing Ia the I5orld
BUREETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are in
variably acknowledged the purert and the
best.
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In the House the argument in the contested
election case of SIeger W. Rivers was con.
cluded, and the minority report of the Com.
mittee ON Elections, which allowed Riyen
the colored representative -from zFsyetts
county, to retain his seat, was adopted BY .
vote Of 6fty.fve to thirty-three.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
wAsHINeroE, February IA, 1855

y UAsHIN1IUN, FtpIUAIy n I6o3.
Hon. D. C. Haskell:
sIB: Before had an opportunity to further re-
ply 70 your criticism upon my remarks in the
house yesterday, determined to act upon the ad-
vice OF my colleague, Col Morrison, a member Of
the Committee on Ways and Means, as well as OF
other colleagues and friends and not prosecute the
matter and disagreement with you, but leave you
the opportunity to judge from the stenographeTis s.
report OF my remarks as reported in the Record
to-day, whether you had not misinterpTeted N
language and replied thereto in unwarTanted
terms. Such was the opinion of my friends and
myself This opportunity has been presented to
you in the Rec0rdOf to-day, and in view Of your
silence, feel that can do no less than call your
attention to the matter and ask q response. 1 am
s1r,respectfully, etc., r. w. TOWNSHEND. -
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TIE latest news from Africa is that the
Zula king has the Group; this news il
doubted BY many, but, notwithstanding. the
friends of the king have sent him case OF
DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup, and consequently
know his cure IL czrtxin.
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ESTABLISHED 1910,


For The Ohio and Tennessee Uadley, generally
colder, partly cloudy isedther, preceded by light
rain or snoU in Tennessee, north 10 West winde,
higher barometer in sasterr, portions.
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THREE LIME-KII,NS

4 1e,S MILES OUT ON N. AND O. RIB. THREE
lNC well-built Stone Lime Kilns; one thou
sand acres OF land. 20 Of which are In cult-
yation, under good plank fence; also nne new
hve-scre orchard with well-selected fruit: forty
coopershop, blacksmith shop and store; twelve
mules, carts, wagons and quarry tools: 1boo cords
wood. The place Is well improved. VIII sell with
or without personal property. Title perfect and
no incumbranees. JOHN A.. DkNn.
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ness but as it is February, I anticipate ne

trouble
The Signal Service gauge shoxs hesiver
at II o'clock Pm, at the head OF the canal,
to be forty-three feet Ten inches. A srong
north wind is blowing very cold. Ths<now-
fall has ceased. The change in the s:rec-
ton of The wind benefits JeffersonviliS but
adds to the chances for damaging buildings
in Louisville. The city is very quiet. All
the police force, including ten extra men.
are on duty and will remain so ali night.
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TRADE TROUBLES.

LaeIede Rolling Mills Closed Down.
ST. LoUH, Februsry H.-Ih. Laclede
Rolling Mills closed down at Il o'clock to-
day. This throws 800 men out of employ
ment. The cause Of The stoppsgs is duilness
of trade
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CAPITAL BRIEFS.

WARRINGTON, February IL Secretary
toigers complaint is now represented 10 be
PLAIN fever and ague. He had another chill
to-day.
The District Of Columbia appropriation
bill was reported to-day. 1t provides for
an aggregate appropriation of So, 270, 600.
Ihe, aggregate OF the bill lie $4,000 less
than The bill lsst year.
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Large stock OF white, Black and ReA
Kusi.Proof Oats for sale, lev to The
trade. T. q. BUCHANAN 4 CO.
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THERE is nothing in the world 90 refresh.
ing and healthiul as glass of effervescing
Bethesda before breakfast. For sale by
ROBINSON, Apothecary
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A mig Iron Fa,,,re

CHICAGO, February I'LL was announced
afser ausiness hours To-day that the great
iron firm OF John v. Ayers Sons had failed.
The arm has been doing IAN immense busi-
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Ceart-Horrix.s, Judge.

Cfrcuft Coarf-Pferce, Judge.
Calendar for tomorrow: No. 1890, N. F.
Ball vs. E. Whitmore.
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stormy Weafhe.

Bat it don't stop the sale of watches, jewelsy
and siiverware ut 3O2 Main street
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Seed Oats

DISEASES Of the EYE, Ear, EosE and
THRoAI.-J. W. Gurley, Md, "a Madison
street
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NOTICE TO
Stock Raisers and Farmers.

sSThe advertiser has q LARGg RANCH IN MIS-
SOURI,, well watered and tiinbered, and situated
three railroads. He has been engaged in rsfs.
ing horses. mules. cattle anc hogs, and desires =
good man 70 take an interest and manage ths
business. a. his health Ia roor and he has other
business requiring HIS atten hon. To the night
kind Of msn, having honest ~. merry, talent and
money, this Is an opportuni isidon offered No
one need apply who has nos from 1900 70 $4,000
70 invest. Address STOCK RAISER,
Al this nfina-
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTArIvEs,I
WASHINGTON, February IL lSS3 (

Hon. K. W. Townshend
SR-Yo1rs by hand of the Hon VIM. Morrison
has been carefully read You say that YOU leave
me "the opportunity TO judge from the stenO-
grapher's report of my remarks, as found in the
Record to-day, whether you had not misinterpreted
my language and replied thereto In unwarIant4 a
e terms " In reply, beg leave 10 submit clip
ping from your remarks they appear in the
Record. draw my pen beneath the words which
desire to call 10 your esp cial attention Haskell
here quotes literally from the Record giving the
most striking passage of Townshend's s charges a.
his own reply and continues: The Ways and
Means Committee, or at least those OF that com
mittee who voted to report this bill to the
House, are, by your remark, made to
appear as mere tools in the hands
OF a lobby Of hired monopolists" Such
lobby designated corrupt and gcandalous
lobby" and your remarks make the Ways and
Means Committee merely the agents of the
lobbyists, and members of Congress who thus act
as ''agents' tools of hired lobbyists are
scoundres." In consultation with my party
friends, and also some Of your party friends,
learn that the Interpretation put on your re-
marks at the time they were uttered, and that /
now put on them as they appear before me in
plain English, is the one reasonable men are COM
PEELED TO adopt. From the articles IN this connec
ton that have appeared in the public press learn
thatit is the Interpretation put upon them by the
occupants OF the reporters gallery Of the House OF
representatives very generally. In answer, there
fore, to your implied questions contained in that
"FiTst, do not think have misinterpreted yonr
words: and, second, / do not think 1 replied
thereto In unwarranted terms. Very Tesoectfully,
d. @. HASKELL.
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Election Notice.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Il Memphis Gas Light conpsny viii De held ~
the once Of the oomYaoy. No. IS hAdison street,
Memphis. Tenn, sbursday, Hareh ., 1B08.
20 elect seyen (1 Dlreetors 70 serve the company
the ensuing year. Election nom 10 o'clock an
10 O'Clock pm. JOSEPH CRAIG, 6ocrotary.
hemphis. Tenn. FebrpArY 1. l2s1