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Transportation.
IEMPHlS AND CHARLESTON
WARRINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA.
NJ Lu Unnrr

NV YORK
FT7ata Eailuag. faI-v sri 80. .,t. 4, -. Z, -.
nav iers frnn fhe Hl.sis ss.Dsi y. .-, - -
l.'l ill.Hs snlrt-r eui 11ssilr z-ss-- f..st-s 80
rIHE AND FAEE RerrCrn r-.ss 80 ~
seiedl el ne Pest udiCs ar11rtrlnt n. .I-.-. - -
nitlcl tal sarlnf e1 c-ff 10 % 1olrs
-, 49, .a.- leirtt'ig. Ample sscurity Is 81
Al Dalton Gi. ch9ics % Eaals. b sss-s.- 90
ilnuoIs railway thr1uEl fssrria soufn C,s-.l.-. -
80. Cas'iaa 70 t'alel l or D tar Goat ID rsi-
an Line talcrsl Assf frl1llasse sc1 Vlrgnfs e. co.
vie LrnehoIfs. Eiehu1ls al 90 Oh of ts os.s5r..f
TirEinia sgrinrs
MS E1PRs-s NAIL Train leaves Msuvti, s,ry
at 81 a = -to1ptnx at 81 stsfi,ra-
IhE ACCnhMDOATl0N TRAIN leaves Wsr--tf-
DAILY leEc'pt Suldavsi at 2.G9. r NJ for Irscfi17
Nitn tr Ei''i s..gi c-n-ra' ard r-lnrasee Central
htil-o1f ,oniergIie auf i-ie-rlri-sfs ia ian-
TRAINS CDNasCr--At Grand Junction uffh tts
hisaiasipEi Central Halrrsd 90 Hay s9rinrs oxford
erena1a, Canton iackl-n, rtc anf VITA the Missfs-
.lpi -a lrn1-'-- C-ntrs Raj roi o BoiT4r j. zsou
a. Plcahoutas. with ri v-stiv ri4c Or O..-tes q,
hipIaT, Pu1tnr e Atrr'e-1. and ID. umnes NI-s
a. Iura wi.a faiy iiar % rou--har-- Coaches
thrsugh Ao@r en-. C1nl11s &c o. The a1rth r1 fsr
mlurs uf the NJ q sd Ofi1 RaIlrnaI
raroush tfksts rlsi unfl us-ivith tha pririere a.
= ipftns - ang pfi1t d-siref s. f 81 TIE GEvEnaL
ttcEET OFFtcE p, olmmerlia n -ie and q the Z sdIso1
3treFt 9frfi1n.
Nab p--sauzsr VII b. a'lovei ono hund-ef Do-1d. sf
oagz-e ID article WI b. ca-r-d a. ba raTs rhf Il
h1sa the Coupauy riI h1f1 tsa1l1 Ivar ---u,-f-ra
srnouui 1rot ersHeaiur SOD
he-fofss ahen trtVeling aone. must have a Kermit
nam NJ tEe po % G. ch fnar Fra o. rr and r-f f-
that they 20 travel tF rs q 80 sr rfav WI ~ -
ctrried- No tcket uln He sid rhau mr. VIII th-v -
reeeFs o. th- cars unless tair 20 sz-nt d brss-
n or anHn % ~ 4lcF7t Azrut. C1lluct8T or oihar
2-rson % Fouch for Eeuln-aess o. ps-rit
p G. Arms
Grreral Superintendent.
$780,. ID. a Ara.
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Depot Hotel,
h y. C. BROOKs,......P ..Proprt

Nearly opposite fhe Depot Of ne sfempAH an
Ch0rlssf0H Rsilrodf
MEMPHIS. TENN
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NOTICE-

nR :. sLEDGE bas retgr1-a from NeE Forts
" after Hb % nine nonihs. sn1 has erected
some astounding cures 10 that q Hs has taken an
ooe No - M31rse street Be- Weea 4Etn and Second
streets vii resEme the pracop of Medicine, where
hs haE for sac his oelsbr1tsd O1npoahds q calls at
tenosd TO- Day night As b i1rends locating persH
neatly Memphis Rnf from the great succ he has
had treatment Of tue vAr0as d he thinks
he should have liberal patr5nag from the otizens Of
Msunbss ftus-dIv
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
STEAM cRACKER RAKERH AND CANDY

II KELLY woui1 respectfully lrforn his friends ard
u the public ge1ersiy that Be rnanufactars caiy
AZ hls stand ne and large assorfne1t Of uraIyfhing
n hts ne whlch be VII ss as rE they ca1 BE- oo1ght
auyhsc else snd warranted - gss general satisfac
uon. sivs hin esl, - yg1 cz1 81 tnem goed Ene
frssh At D. EELLTG
ssTs-iyd Es. g Eossrd's Boz, Nsu5aiI, Tsn.
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Gtaasp1rtatiOn.
REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET
For LouisViIIe.

rhr spiendld Lou-Prsssure Ohio and Nl.s;ssipp Nal
STEAMER
s0UTaEaEER-.............s " TRrPLETr Naste-.
VITILL iesve Nsmphis svrry FRIDAY EFEDA
w EVENING Al a'clock. pc tirsiy. - eSssur-ad
taking freighf and pasaenEers ~ af q
TaT iautirgf arr NlnG a Ioutssill1 N
tul- for ths Nnnday Hornng NAL Bos,E 70 Cincinnati
and thence b. rs 9cad 70 ~ Essrru t0gue aud cite .
vhirh thrsu<h tickrts win b. xfen
Aif0 makes c0ss conuocous win ne 1n lnois Contra
kailrot and Nall Roais e houui CITY and Cairo for
81 L7uis- Al PadHeah vilh the daily packet line for
hashv u auf fenuessec rivcr
M South-rner 10 N spi-asid farninx o-dsr harIar
ben Thoroughly renlire -frrnshri A.. Her onlcers
Afe ~ erperierced b'stmrn III vii pay every st'rn-
'n y TIE safsy. cufrt and Plea lf their passen
Sers. For piaa % cabin So
Jas p. SMITH A.ont
neci NJ ~ MashV a Enntss Pfo-t
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HAEl-Es sco1T----.-...-.--.--.-- v p
SCOTT & DIXON.

a ITOHkETe Al LAH AND oULIITIUts y UHAh-
- CEET M=mphis. Tenn. vii prs ttce to ir prnfes-
Ell the Courts held Ia the ctv ~ Hcmp1is anc The
Supreme and FoderE Courts lack Prompt stten-
ton siI b svsn 20 s claims fcr "a cion . trusted 70
then One hust door % the g. : NJ stsirs IN the
Eslker Hlock Main street ian6-f
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DR. R L tAskY.
DissnIufi0I
CAR D.
". @. WEATHERFORD,

NUIEshDUh Al IA v a-Il n 7s-aI' INT ~
- leon, An
Refer A. WriEht. Ksq, snd Co. r. g Payne, Ken
phis judge r. 1 Czrufhers, Supreme Courts = g.
Eastman, Bsq. EashTtles MAJOR 6 A. Henry, Clarks-
vile, Teen Ead Ges. =. B. Fiournogs Desha O. Ark.
rna-2s-dawly
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THEODORE q. GONE,

A TrORNET AT Law, Nemphis Tenn. Omos ~
~ Union Block, over CeEres q Guicn's boeEatnfe-
Fnfrsnoe On G5urt street. n0vs-oy
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FI EVEFFEFR. WO..

M AKraURK TAYLOR has associated with hin
~ his brother Dr. va Y. TATBOE. Jr. They oHer
tbeir services 70 the pHblic-
Onoe on Court street south side Of tbe square
ianI-8m
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Master o. Transportation. Baitimore-
-uuOrGH rTCKETs a'ioElng the holders 70 stop a.
- r,fnf nd resume teir SEATS et pleasufa, may b.
- .t the Cou-pany's Olces No rs, Jscerson
t--,ess-fv WM- hORIN, AErnf.
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MedieaI NOiIce.

A TTOREKY AT Law, General Collecting and Ian
~ Agcufs Tor the Northern and EssteIE Oounties o
Arkansas DIS ARC, Ark
feb2s-deViy
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JOHN HAELUM.

A TfOREETs AND SoDNStbOkS AT Ia -.
~ Phs, T1ln via prscicc IN tue Courts q -. - -
nessse once N MaIn- 81. IN walkers Block No 1ee
aoor Special sfteatoa paid 70 tbe collection Of Oes
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3roffsslonal 6ar0s.
JN0. ID. TROTTER,

A TTOREET At Law Austin. TgHioa ceuntF, Mss,
n viii Ettend % the payment o. redemption of
land either forfeited sod Tor aud win promptly
attend he examination Of Ian5 ttr IN he counties
ef Tuuioa Ooab0ms Bolivar and Washington.
tanS-dEp 6m
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tlIhis marndcent steamer has eqaal the western
Waters and is espcsIy zfs1ted 70 be trade win en-
nect AZ Memphis with the U1per Mssissiupi Ohio Cu-
oersnd and white River Packets and win the Mph Is
ana ohar.ston Grenada aud Mississippi. snd Memphis
and ohi1 Railruals
FOR freight nr pnsssre apulvan board or 70
LAVALLEFTE. SGIRLET & 60 Agents
noT@S 81 Frglt Row and Court streets
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GranspOrhtlOA.
nsIsslssIPPI AND TENNESSEE
~ - -
r A l L r o A d /.
CHANGE OF sCHEnnIE-

nN hld afier THURSDAY. Dee-mber 81 1871 M
" Tfains On ms road Efll fslioEa.
Eae NAL End Passenger r VII leave Memphis nv
saadtys sxep - 81 500 and strive II Panoia
u $50 A a.
Rsiurnlse vm Issve Puaoia a. go A a., sad srri-s
Al Aeuphis a. 2 40
The fr-lxht and kcconmcdafio1 rain iesFes Pznola
tsuy fsundays sxcePtesj a. Ga A. and arrivs
herlF 1is e t1.z3 ~.
ssurnnE I-tr- Memplis at roo p D.. snd srrive a.
P1noia a. SEQ p ~
P-rzoBs trsvsliaE or the Aooommodaton frain can
sDsud nsary tuo h1urs AMI hEif IN Memphis and
iuru On ne slrnefEy.
faszenErr frsin makea di-ect onnuscion at hempbis
rith fhs Hephs and Chsriestsn Rsiiraad going Esst
sn1 ci1ss nnscti1u win The Meupnia and Ohio Rail-
rQt r1iue North. - also connects bnth ways 81 Rnoa
with 3iaEes t1 tlG III ne following pares OAKLAND,
Prtston ard firelada- Hare making cusneciion WITH
Sttzes throuFh carrfou and Lexnrton thence % The
lortheru t-r1i % the nl.sissipp Central RtrUsd
Canton, Iactsan ard Nsu Orieans
Ihr1ugl li-rats Cor Grenada can D. ettaines 20 ne
M-rurals Dept
Fhis much the saortest routs and parscngrrs
iug heplis b. be ilo-uinE train arrive ren sa ie
sane cveniag. hsgiug dayiight the WHos
". NEWELL,
aIrrln-M : fenr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-31

A TTOREKY AT Law, and General coilectiEg and
a securine Assent west Teunesss, kSssern Arfen-
sss and Eorth Mississippi OGoe 10 URiou Boa, Osuri
street over Cesves & GuiaH's bookstore seps-ly
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DIR. B. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and AccOHcheT,
Washington Street, between Main and Second,
MEMPHIS. TENN


MEMPHIS, TENN
One hoHu from 70 o'ciook, A NJ and from 70
o'clOck, P. n.
TFEANKFUL for the kind Dsfr0nsgs heretofore eK-
IL tented 70 ne take pleasure 70 inform ny custom
aud the public general that i s not m entf0u
this city has been reported, and thai an
sdg u aften1 % all Of internal and eXterna
diseases aad that prepared 10 undertake the most
dcut uDrati0ns and aooouchmH Hnts, and that % not
u-e osoml any preparation q mercury IN Diseases
WhstEver-
Secret diseases cured In my oun method Ia Euch
snner interfere with he business Of TIE pa
tisnt. snd that DO any mercury IN ~ irezi
maat Of the same
F5r following Rheumatsm, Arthritis, EeursiEiE,
Nervous Headache nd Toothahs, Paralysis DTspepsia
Torpidy the Liver, Spinal Curvature and Weaknass
Tlerns hiseEs-s Hop, rumor AIbus or white Swell
ing, Dsafness vel ali diseases 0f the e ane kaT
AmsnBrrh1sa. Onoross, Sterility SpermstorrhoeG &c
Ac disease that require entire reEuatiou q
the nd aud nervous svseu use The MaEnet0-kectrf
treatment which universally known its praotios
bilitF
After prsctioe ~ ten years star Physician and
Director Of several hospitals IN Germany. and eight
years przcuoe the United States ny reputation
Phys0isn, SurEeon and Acooucher suecieBtly estsb
lished further comment.
dec23-daWlg DR.. R. L. hASk1.
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LsnrGfrn ana 9rntristru.
DENTISTRY.

A Ii DENTAL OPERATIONS performed Al tbs fhort
"A est notice, and gusrsniied. Ofice Main street
lrirpn=itn she Warshafa hauee decs
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Building 9flatcrials.

Dry Wood and Cyprus Lumber.
I HAVE thirty cords sod DRY WOOD for sale at ny
terry ianaing fr which. n application b. made i'm
mcdateiy, vii take three d1Iiars per c1rd. Alsl.
large number of Eoai cEprus and gum gs hifh car
fag 20 order al short lo-c and via deliver ths lumber
a. nv ie y lanting, AZ Memphis, cheap for cash
tans CHEEE
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SnllOlng DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGN, and ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c.
z1wrA.

TAXES this mehod Of inf.rmug the citizens Of Meu
II phis tr1t ne has perm4uenty .ocafcd himssf here
% cary On The above buslne. ARD thoss uhc
mas favor him With their psfrnnage that al uork en-
trusted % hin VII have his strict PERSONAL ATTEN-
ION IN TIE selection and preparAtou Of the material
as wei as me faithful execution of the No exar-
ton vii Be spared his part give saeisfacion and
perforu, the Wok thoroughly and thc same time tc
suit n Hste 0f The most fastidious
HIS lcEs experience warrants Inn s5vinE hat NJ
coEtracte E Be compiled with "a the entrs saiislccr
of those Fho nay patro1iEe him They nay also reg
assured hat any v0rk undertaken by him VII be propt
" conducted
for qual1cations he begs leave to refer 70 the foc
ing persons: Capt. c. B. Churchs Cspt- T. Newell Mr.
". Psoey Capt. J. Gosee. Capt. Alseo Mr.. @ PhiiieT
SH0P-Back q Shelton's DRUG stcIe- my2e-dly
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ASSETS

~ -
Cash on hand and on deposit......l
Cash fn the hands Of AEenfs and IN
oaurse Of Transmission, eecar q BY
Bond, with sureties ...........
Fifty-f0ur Bonds and Mortgages. af
g and pr cent interest, o.
mounting IN the aEErsEafe fos..-
Which mortgages arr Ga valut-
be and pro fuciive resi- estafs,
princiDally farms rtcortied and
arsf liens, Worth generally coUhlc
the amount, and N Ire than MOTT
gagged for tn each case, and 10 20
case lees than 50 per cent more,
exclusive OF farm buildings ami
50 ceriiasd b. The Ree0rders,
where recorded. n tae Auditors
81 the states Of Ohio and Illinois.
Nineteen Bonds, int'est s 6perCent.,
security aup'e, amounting IN the
aggregate
Bilis Receivable. VIZ: PromissorY
Notes, payable on demand. ....-.
CASA due IRON responsible parties
on demand. .........-........
Interrst socrurd and p-incipa ~
due, payable JaR. } is57........
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6bt Mrmpbis 9ppral.
pAILY RaTEs FoR ApvERrsTva.

A6Qpied by tAs Appeal aaf Eogls oad Eaqusre--
RoE square Of zen lines less iussrton-el %
pr eech additional inserticn of %
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Y. c. BROOKS, KS,--...........Pr0PrietoF
ITO oersnns who contemplate leaving this city the
Chareston rOad the proximity OF this House 70 that
depot 0frs advantages which no ether house IN this
city can possibly mmsEd. Those who arrive On the
evening train vi nd it materisy their intrest
stop az this House anf should not tar themselves By
kuvi1g Omnlbus Ticket Prsous vhs visit Memphis
snd intend leaving She Charleston road. msy
mHch by going INN diatcy 70 this House, since the
rates muh shesper haR any other houss ef
equal respeots5iliiy fn the city
n. B.-Omnibuses always readT 70 convey passengert
from this Hotel 10 any part q the city.
da-aT dnwan
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JACOB RECHTOLD,

C0RNkk OF UHIUAhNAW AND JAJANl1-SIf.-
HEezaFoEa19- Tenn.
NEALER in Ale Porter. CIDER and Wines Of sI kinds
aauufzfu ~ M INST ceisbra,od establis1 es-s
- ne United states. For sale wholesale Retail.
o1n NJ long exDerience Tie business twelve ye<rsCf
hch has ben the city q Menphisl DE- ter myseii
sfb fle ruarauty have had from KY old custon1erl
ma M exrTtions have osan Eppre-isfed 5y then-
julFso Gagty JACOB beCHroLD.
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y 1aI 90 p I5lLls SsaftI1 o. ihs NlTtherl d.
! ri-il1-
lCuEuuLE
Mar traiu leaves ths iunctoa a. o.. A. a. Return
tua. esvea I1cSaa a. n a. A a., ani arrives ~
iuuctiqn yin - hsup1la a1d ono AaI'rulf af Z To-
A a. crulectilE Eth passenger train % Ksrnnhis
Freizht aul acc1muod1fion traln le iuuctoa
81 orcf ~ tsr the arrival - tne a-cnur1gfat1n
irutn be Hanphia and Charestoa Rzirosd and ar
nFes st Toctna At Il.-5 Pr
Aal rain with SIMS Cos four horse D. d
coaeaes st rsckua stAtion At n 20 A d Tor water
valley. Grsnada Carrotol aqd LfzaEtsn. ard e. Or
ford vita = a-asrs- Jamieun Co = faur-horse pct
cuaches for flule ktericeu and Coluulhus Miss
TicEsts 4 - p-ocurei Patters q 4 Bro Con-
rrrciai Ho1tl from flcket azent of ths Hc1his
and Ct1rlest0u Railroad, a. M-uphis
d.c3s @ WALL suuerfntauf fe-t
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B0EttNsO1'e and Ohio
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r. A | L r o A ID
TTlHIs Ross runs nom vheelinE 70 Baltimore. an
ths fullest advantages both fright snd passsnEer
n1e 4 runs thTouEh Wld and rouantic regions q the
Aneshenes and being solh1y eonstrlctsd oompieisly
trscfive and aairoads In the Uuite States Ths
Centrai ONO Raircad. fUu Columbus snd EanesFilstf
Veeng unites this rOad With all PORTIONS Of the West
THr os1Y THRoUsB TIcKEr FRoH KENPHIs,
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOWS 70 me NATIONAL Ne
THOPoLIs sod By tais road, E1ieh runs sr-ct e
WsshnEton without the delay Of passing through BSltt
more II is also only line b. Which baggage
chscked 10 washington from the Ohio river.
r7-Ry the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the mat
sssses running daily for Louisvie, o1nnectirg there
in nj stermers or JenrsonvrL RaIrDad for Cncfn-
nsf e they arrive 70 connect with the cars O
Iltte Miami Rairuad for Columbus, ounnect ng there
ith CsutrsI Ohio Rarosd through Newark and Lanes
ise time fom Caonnsti 70 Baltimore and to Washnstol
ES-ss 1urs % ask Tor eists ~ the Bsltors EnaOao
Eaiiroad hsuta-
,-z-7,s,-,rs fr-ua Memphis gong Rasf thrsueh st
ISaIs osn buy rough Tkets By ts Bait0re ana Ohio
RsIad mis- route lays through Vncnnes rerT1 Hauie
InlanEualis ETC., 10 Wheeng, ever the new Ohio and
rfs-fsirpi and cunnnectng Roads Thess connections
.rs an direct and the time fum Sc. Louis 70 Baltimore
81 washington Is but about - hours ThrOush Eckets
~ Ms route may Be- had Of tie Agent under the Plan
- House q the following rates. Prom s.. Louis .
baltimore s1ss 70 Washington s1s.
A. Whceling the psssengcr takes TIE superior
~ 7.Ifior and ONO Raroad which leave three times
S.fl ar Baltimore WashinEtoL Phiiedephia Ead New
York Tbrough IN Is OF II Aours, including stopPsges
or safety seed rcgulaty beauty o. he county, and
raernl cfor this rad Il second 70 m ths union
FaET0HTS. - This company possesses The largest
squipment Of any Raiiroad n the Uned States nd =
rnar.f n Do 20 immense business IN transportation.
ne rad makes immediate connecton a. the wharves and
10 ts streets Of Baltimore With the Raoad TO Philade-
80 ~ Neyr YORK steamers sf Ericsson snd BALTIl
rfonr STEAMSHIP Lines, BY Canal and Sea % Nv
Yo- and b. new Nerchants' snd ane Line % Boston5
ss--a-r. % Norflk. Charleston, savannah, &e. FOr
.-iI.rs - freizhf tang copies o. W1cb nay - hed
Il tb- P-[.rfnr Houscs In the west o J. B. FORD
WM s. WOODSIDE,
Master o. Transportation. Baitimare-
THROUGH TICKETS a'iosang ne ho.ders % stop a.
-,s,f ~ resume tllefr et pleasure, may b.
,--rhs.f a. the Corp4ny's O1ices No IS, Jedsrson
s.Te-t aoors East cf the Ccnmercia hoie, Memphis
n. WM hORIN Arenf
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Expenses for the year, including oommlss' ons,
sala-ies o. ofnoers, rents. prin inE, postage.
and 81 otheT txpenses........-.-..-.. u
Diridends paid during the year......-.-...... u
Amouat paid for Dcsses thrt secured pros 70
Deocmoer 81, looo. o..sss--.ss.-s s--.ssss--.s
Amount paid fer Losses that occurred durinE
the yesr.............-.....
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DR.. G.. w. AGREE,
DentISt,
9otfIs---4ottIs.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL!

TIVE undrrsIened has the pleasure 70 znnounos 90.
II TO the puhiio that he has ihis day hsoome fsssi
the propTt- tor and has taken charrs - that pop
ulEr and ven known hsuss. the COMMERCIAL AA~.A
HOTEL, Memphls. frnR. The ore Is Hnder the charge
a kr- n. N Tyler, lat proplietor o. fhe Br0ulou
ueuss. Grand Rapids hich, oDe Of tie most thorouEh
aud pish~d business In the South aaistd BY
ar JOHN G. Nc ALISTER, formerly Of Jackson, Nj
Book < eper and Oashi=r ln that depsrtment Mr..
McAistef has no superior. NJ. J. Bradley, late
of EsteheI Mss s Assistant Clerk and general G1lec
tor TIE catering department l. under The su0erntsn
dence q Mr. WILLIAM ROGAN, late OF TicksburE,
Miss i7ag zad well kuoEB Confectionsr and Tor
several years Proprietor Of the WsshnEton HOfe IN
vicksbu g. SH1oe u TO say that IN his department ar
RoEan has no Superior Hr.CHARLES FAIRBROTHEE,
f0r nfteen Superintendent of the dining ms o.
Be his Assstan' The house keepinE deparnt Is under
aaoomPshedlady The ma ercial hotel ls situai,d
tsrs surrounded by the largest and heayiet oomUis-
AID omnibassss viii A. s times and At all hsurs, boh
Day and night Be ready tp convey traveers and pasn
T. and from the river and Railroad Depots. The
Kept n the ommercia Hste The propretor bsing thus
surrounded BY such able AZ competent oos Of ass
tsnis Itters himself that h give general sat-
isfsciiO1 In word, hs will hurry Up the cakes an
hand round the rolls. Re viii give you the ham and The
lamb the jelly and the ian in the true hcAackiAn style
an th best "a The world BE eits very liberal share
Of pubic patronage. 6. MITCHELL,
PrOPrietsr Commercial Hotel, Memphis, Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-31
LIABILITIES

- 80 %
LIABILITIES.
losses adjusted and net due.........sf.iao 90
Losses claimed and unadjusted. , SIS -
Lcsses claimed and resisred. ......... 2oc0 %
Losses repor ed on which no action
haN ben tafen.-.. l.uo0 70
Al othrr claim aEsinst the Compauy
smah not excsedlng. SOC 90
- IS f05 90
The shove Liabilities sinoe adjusted znd paid.
Whole am0unt Of risks taken durinE TIE
year-..----.-----.---.-.... --.-.-.-sl5os - C'
whole suount Of pperty Al rick Al date 15f so7 %
STATE or PESSsTLyAsIA'lH lH.
Francis Tyler. President and gchn p. Canheid Secre
fary of the Farmers Uni1n Insurance Company, being
ssveralv daT sworn depose and saw snd each ir him
self says, nat the foreg0ng s true fun and correct
statement q the ars Of said corporstun and that ty
are the shove described cf1 thHreof
FRANCIS TTLER. President.
J. X. CANFIBLn Secretary.
SUbscrih ana sworn, before me- is, - cay Of jan
uary A. D., 1857. ] B. REEVE, J. P.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, CoHPTR 1LLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, December s. 1891.
his Il 70 certify thst tbs Farmers Uuon Insurarce
Company. locat-d st Athens IN the stats Of Prnnsy
vanis has complied with ali THE requirements of act
passed By the General Assembly o. the Sttfe of Times
Sc, IN narch 1856 entitled An Act regulate the
agencies ef lnsuranne Comp nes not 1carpnrad By ths
state q f-une~sce" /" and that " MiLTON and s
PUTNAM the legally tnorIed Agents o. sad Con-
pany IN the town q Memphis. State % Tcuuessre.
decai-lfc J D. LrTTRETf. Crmufroucr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-29
LEGAL NOTICES.

QMIPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY or NEw
~ YOrk.-Jsmes y Mnn and Henry Richardson. Cherles
Morrison, John Dillon John kiasop eeorss Brow2 ana
Robert Slater against Alexander Dennistovn, Ma woou
William Cross, benjamin y Dawson, John Wool netn s
der Dennisoun, Jr., Thomas Sellar John y y. tenw
JAMES Campbell Wilsam CounfOrd and John y gne-Swm
for relief To the the defendants AMI each o
hereby Summoned aud required % snswer us
n this action winch has been filed the sdce NJ The Clerk
Of the city aad county q New. fors " me Wy
Han in the e. cf New York. and w serve copy OF
your answered. he ,d compi'iu On the suoscrther ~ hi
onice, No lo1 broadway. w heey OF New rors' Nnhn
elusive Ht IlrUf ervice and y9- iAl 70 ana =
the a. . . lt within - iitse liol esad he plannt
his ss.u r arnIy ht 'curt l0r 'he ~ ~ tenants
he cr-r. taI GEO. SHEA. PA. - Atrrna
r,, .,i- ani n s. I.ca W. fisi n .s' sa-e2
.-..-. 4. s.r ...I e.... ~ Sew YORK. .u fe ID
-. 4r, - D... SIZES lIsr n. A4y. iDl frllrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-29

The NORFOLK EPTDENIC.--The report Of the How
ard Association OF Norfolk laid on the desks OF the
City Councils Wednesday evening. Il contains every
fact Of importance In relation 10 the OF the yellow
fever in 1855 The whole amount q cash contributions
from all fbI f3T 81 OF this amount, Maine
contributed upwards OF 81 900 Massachusetts,, $40 800
New York. SIS, 500; Pennsylvania $40 600 District Of
Columbia, sll 500 Virginia. s33,6oo North Carolina,
81 700, &c Maryland contributed direct 10 the Howard
Association only % 500 In money but there received
n Baltimore, from other States, 81, co., which ex
pended fer supplies account d the suffering population
az Norfolk The treasurer estimates the total amount
from Maryland in cash, supplies medical attendants,
&c at $40 800 The report says there are no means OF
asceanng the exact number OF cases OF yellow FEVER
hu; estimates them at eight 10 ten thousand oc nearly the
cntire remaining population The number q deaths was
about thous md nearly one fourth OF all attacked
Considering that half The porulaon were blacks ani that
hut few Of them died. IL probable that one thrd ~ the
whites who we're attacked died sixty uine destitute "
hans (S3 girls and 30 boys) provided Tot ~ tns
uurs Institution. There nany oher interesting iacs
ID ,he regwt which our limited space prevents N from
pubishrr