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INCORPORATED isls.-oHARTER PERPETUAL,
Cash Capital S1,OO0,0 900.
ABSOLUTE mi u~EIEPAIRED,
With surplus S5O6,3S7 SO.
ASSETS JANUARY \, 1855:
EquItabIy Adjusted & Promptly
PAID
UPWARDS OF $1,000, 900
D. Losses have been paid By the Etns Insurance Co., In
the mast Is wars
Fire and INLAND Navigation

Risks accepted At terms Consistent with selvency and
fair proht
Especial attention given 70 Insurance Of DWELLINGS
and Ouutents, for terms Of 1 to 5 Years.
The progress 81 this cooperation hiss been stable and
uninterrupted through seasons e financial sunshine and
storm, OF periods eTeltul In or exempt from sweeping
uonhEgrations and maritime dissster. Being long es-
tablished on q cash basis, the troubles OF the credit sys-
TEN aHect Us n no nBteriAl particular.
During Z" hard times" the security Of reliable insu-
rance Is an Imperative duty-the ability OF property
owners 10 sustain loss being then much lessened.
Agencies 10 oil the principal cities and towns through
cut the Stste. Policies issued without delay, BY any OF
the duly authorized agents OF The company.
p Business attended b vita dispatch aud fdeiify.
J. i. CHADWICK, Agent,
feh2I- daw6m Memphis. Tenn.
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FOR RENT AND FOR SALE.

no rent 4 good DWELLING With six n0om-, -
4 kitchen and servants room, stables, csrri- I5d
see house and cisterB, near ". g. FOrd's resi- hsH
dence. A4sA
Orleans streets. one lot - By 80 feet, on Linden street
near r. Topp The property viii be sold on easy terms
By J. 8. ERWIN or J. WELLER.
ALSO-For sale shouss AID lot on the Greenlaw tract
douh1a tenemzut- Eav1s-tf
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Agent Etna, Home Hzrtf0l
InsuraEce Company.


The UNDERSIGNED, Commission Merchants and Gotten
Pastors Of the ely Of Memphis, having examined
HcComb's Iron Tie" for cotton bales, take pleasure IN
cummeJ dinE Il % the use o. cur friends a. . valuable
ms rs Of ~pryfuciug q uniforuly small Ct sized bale, and
giving greas additional security against destruction b.
Ore, as vel a. lessening the chances for mutilau0a In
handling.
SAMPLs. HTTCHELL& o HILL s. LEY
BAYLlSs & THR Ri B4U6H 4 O
B. I. NARERs. FALLS s. Cash,
GOOpLETT 20, EVA KING,
REID. SHELTON 4 co.
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The Following Persons are
Agents
McoOmB, BRsTHEa 4 Co....-....Hew Dream.
BARTLETT, McCoaB b .......--.......S Louis.
junS-daTeofr5m
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MEMEHEhr AUINA - 80
TO D. hcCoMB-Dear Sir Tsur letter Of the I7th
instant vas Gully reortved- Perhsps you attach more
importance 70 ny o1iuion than Others nay uuuceds 20 q
Il Is tree however, that I hare had an oDputu1ity Of
observing and exsmini : critically he best modes o.
preparing cotton for market 10 the different parts Of the
Eor where Il Il grosn, and afar acareful snsiTsis a
The various modes o. packing cottoH, I unhesitatingly
% TIE Ggvurumeut and ire European
merchants Of Iadia, the Press, theu much n vogue IN
Aississipri, called EeseTs imprcved Packing Press "
a drawing q " hich may b. seen 10 ny odoa IN 8 " Par
lamcutsry Blue BCok," published By order Of the House
q Commas with ny correspondence on the subject.
This Press was not adopted IN Consequence o. the din
Guilty % having the large screw east In EuEiard and sent
out 60 4 India and % this day Il Il . dedderafum In
England ard India 60 obta n a simple Press for the vsTi-
CTS prrposrs for which they are used. for pacing cotton
IN India ARD Tor bailing goods In Engiand. Your Press
would sugply that dsFi6Tatum 10 both countries, and
encient Press for Shipping merCha1ts, ! should most de-.
cdedlyreoEmmend yours as tie best ] have ever seen.
In regard 70 ease, sped snd oonvenlenee OF ar~TaBaemsni
for plantation purp ses, Il cannot be ezosltd-
You ask me, also, 70 give nv opinion OF your Iron
Tie" and 1 unhesitsiinsly say that were ] now pla1tfng
uolnnI would use no 0d-er, and I believe that It's adop-
tCn z nerully y orr plsnters. would benefit them great
y every wsy. The bale l. mich nsater. snd tbs cotton
il less liable 70 injury from The weather. Being more
compact, Il Is less liable 10 sccf1ent from Gre, for II q Gre
occurred, 10 would enly burn OF the bagginE. and the
cotton being held 50 armly % Woul not bum an inch IN
depth, aud would shoulder and finally 20 out with the
eanboat- can carry the ooit5n fastened With iron more
eouveuiently, and, doubtless, the railroads and steam
boats weud take bales 80 packed 81 less freight than
those pat NJ With rope. because the danger ls less. and
now. Gotten put Up b. sour Presses and fastened with
your Ties. Is read7 fer shipment to Liverpool, and when
10 reached Manchester, the Tres could Be- Used 10 bale
good 70 serd back to rs ne " Iron Tie" may, how
ever, be used 10 fasten he bale Eithoutr regard 10 the Eind
% Press used, or sizs Of The bale made.
Tey respNtfuHy, THOS. WINNIE.
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THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN,

III GOU1hGRN O414A6NB
Is published weekly at KNOXVILLE, TENN, By
John Mitchell s. WIN. G. Swan,
At 81 per annum, or 81 for six months, pays
bic invariably in advance.
nR. Mitchell having oomnenood IN The 18th nun
tl Der Of the paper, . series OF Letters ADDRESSED 70
The Hon. ALEXANDER b. S~TEPHEEE, Of Georgia
which, whsn completed, viii furnish an entire histsy 4
The Irish Troubles of lS46,
With their Causes and Consequences,
me SOUTHERN CITIZEN win be the more Interest,"
inr 70 both American and Irish readers. Besides these
contribufions FROM NJ. Mitchell, the SOUTHERN Crit
rzEr viii continue 70 have It's usual guam Ay Of original
mater upo1 poisticAi and literary subjects prepared By
him. The circulation. thourh large and constantly IN
creasfrE, the PIoprfetors have thought VII b much
more extended By an Hnn~ouncementin this form.
Communication With remiitsRoes may be addressedto
MfTcREL 4 swan, Rockville, Tennessee, or 10 any Of
the following Agents.:
Thomas =. O'ConD0r, Savannah, Georgia
J. O. Morgan, New Orleans, Louisiana.
James A. Gentry, Richmond, Virginia.
Alexander Adamson, WsshingtonC City.
Taulnage 4 turner, Cincznati, Ohio.
P. Il. Haverty, 10 Fulton stret, New Tcrk.
8 n 0oetzcl. 50 Ds1phin street, Noble, Alabama.
BsuI 4. Devfs. Masonic Building, Montgomery, Ala
Ross q Toucey, III Naessu street, New To-k, supply
sealers snly upon fsvurabie terms
James McGinn, i2f KeGrnfy street, San Francisco.
Cubs Of Ten WI b. supplied WITH the Paper for Si5.
myf-d5m
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WATCHES

Our assortment "a this important branch Is kept s-Il
BY frequent receipts OF an the new styles, vhether Of
foreign or domestic Production.
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TO SAW MILL OWNERS.

TEE subscriber, . practical has perms-
a nsnIy locates himself In Memphis, fer the purpose
81 TX lOOTHIN9 and E~rRAIaETEETNa CIRCULAR
snu al other SAWS. Work done ct Cincinnati and
sasto1n prices, and gu1rnntled.
Also, orders received for every description OF Saws
AlsaNs ssld By mt are warranted Saw Nil owner
" hna u to thalr advantage 70 call on ne before pun
chasing lsevhere.
onap on Poplar street. opposite Union Founders.
novS dawiy SAMUEL. p. RITZ
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- nRLrArs. A. % b

On the argt September next, the UNDERSIGNED VII be
associated tCgetheE for TIE purpose Of sioring snd CON-
pressing cottCn, uuder ire style Of Rssdins Pasteur q
Co, and aEfee 70 receive Ell cuttons banded with tie
MeConb Tie and compress u on the same terms as rope
tied cotton.
Having iva o. the largest sized Tyler Gotten Presses,
We VII Be prepared &c press the whole az ueCessaryl iron
bound eaton, coming on the present crop 70 New Or
Iesns. A 3. READING, Bnmah Press.
c r PASTEUR Brokers' Press.
r. n PAsTEUA, Armor's Yard.
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TaInahla PIantatinn "a SaIa-
Chean Plantation for Sale

On St. Francis river, 10 miles above the -
mouth, IN Phillips county, Arkansas. The
tract contains about 1000 scres-one third In cui-S~
tvttion with good improvements. For particu-~
lars apply TO I~feb25-tf r. z. ORHK.
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EabOr- Sabtn9 BIatBlnes.
NEW
Horizontal Progressive Power
Cotton Press,
PATENTED MARCH 9th, 1858.

PATENTED MARCH 9th, 1858.
TNHE Inventor, Rev. J. Loving having constructed one
Il and used IN pacing forty bales OF cotton, is prepared
10 recommend a to the public ss possessing many advsn-
tages over any Press heretofore used, some Of which Is
here set forth.
F~irst-6HEAFNEss: The device is 90 simple fhs+ II
does not require q mschsnic 70 construct TIT does net
take more tam halls the cubic feet Of lumber, and any
tree that VIII make good rails win suit as wen as The
best Of timber.
door with the entire length OF the press-box open, and
esn Therefore, be niod for packing much sooner than
usual.
Third-sFEED: The horse havins to travel only $50
feet EgEi5st2, 800 feet with the Screw Press.
Fouuh-DURABILITT The Press Is 30 constructed
that Il ca1 be operated IN q blouse, with no part o. the
work exposed except the ends Of the levers, and they
can Be shlnEled and thus pres rived The device over
comes friction al the time the bale Is making the great
est resistance, therefore, the wear is quite unperceiv-
some intelligent EenHemeR have expressed the opinion
that II would last from 30 to 50 years, with but slight, II
any repairs.
have appointed Mr.. A. v. LOVING, Of the arm Of
Beasely q Loving, No. L front Row, Memphis. Teunes-
see, sole agent who Is provided with = ful working mod
elof my Press, and circulars explsinlzg the principles
upon which Il is eonstructsd. Call and look for your
selves.
The Inventor lives ave miles east OF Moscow Depot. o.
the Asmphis and Charleston Railroad, who win take
pleasure tn showing and explaining bis Press to all gen
usHaen who may fsylrhim with q call.
moscow, Fzyette county, Tenn. April, 1855,
m~y6-dAWsm
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fsssasais fs.ssl -
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$50 Reward,

EOR the delivery 70 ne % Memphis, Of Girls
II Ky. This sikvs Is about Il years Oh. and
small for one e. hat age. she is O. deep nopperk
color. has snoBih hushy hair and heavy andsriip-~
she ran % on the hrst o. this month and being : smart
ae,I-tTaiDt d muse servant, would not really Be Enzpocf
I'd a. 4 runaway. Iwin also give 415 Z r the apprehen.
and c~5HTlrion Of any thief who nay have sioler. or
for any Etitr ffrscn er free person q oslor, who cor
cezis q tarcoTs sad runaway slave.
~iurst-.f rios. ". PRESTON.
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Planter, Tettimonials.

FLoREscE, Ala. March IS. 1855.
D. WCoMB, Patentee--Dear Sir: In view Of the in
portance o. Z" Iron Ties 4" 70 the cotton lHterrst. I IN much
pleased 70 be aDie 10 say after using " MComb's Iron
Tie" on several hundred bsieH, that I AN well satisfied
with them as 3 superior Binding for cotton
They are simple and easy ofsppIcaton to the bale; are
put on much more rapidly than Tope5 retain the bale 20
less bounds, (as there can BE- no expansion beyond the size
o. the hoopsl are a great security eEainst ere; cost less
than rope, and are, IN my iuiRment, much every way sd-
vsntsg Gus TO the cotton grower. This q eth0d Of put
ting ID cotton places 10 IN the power o. the planter, by
the use Of q little stronger press and = little more power,
70 pur his cotton In shipping shape Al hts ga thereby
~obvtatinE the necessity Of re-prezsug 70 In New Orleans,
which policy must Ultimately Frgvail aUc Ehich viii en-
sble Memphis cotton dealers 70 ship direct 70 European
markets. Respectfully,
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TesfimOufals,

Ma. D. MCCoMB-Desr Sir In answer 70 Jour re-
Guest 7 write % say, that In view Of the fact that
The balinE o. cotton hss heretofore been . So
we're operation on both hancs and horses, ] feel Il . datg 7
owe 70 ny fel0g-planters 70 say that ! an nov using
one o. s. McCOmb's Labor Saving Presses" on the dfth
crop, and hnd 10 70 be What is title purports-TRuLH q
labor-saving Tress. Its ease is truly unprecedented -
Iess than a horse power Is necessary 70 run cotton up %
shippins size, OF four hundred and afy pounds 70 fNeniys
two inches. It's speed Is also u~nequaled % far a. ny
knorlcdEe OF presses Eces three bales e The hour canba
made By hvs hands, without severe labor. Its oonTsn-
fence ] think also unequsltd, and its durability, have 10
doubt. wiz Be- much greater than thst Of any 0ther Press
I have any kn0Eledge %. Upon the whole, ] Do not hes
tate to say that it Is The most important improvement N
n~aehinery offered to he cotton planter for many VISITS.
W.--a #~urw
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READ THE FOLLOWING

AMI On YIN
TIE time has at last arrived when al personf afnlcted
i with any Of the following complaints, viii use
DR.. sLEDGE's CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS.
Chris, Fever and Ague, D~yspepsis. Jsandice. Liver Cen
plant, Nervous Headache, and General Debility,
are cured by the usso
DR.. sLBDGE'S NERVOUS
Colds, Coughs, Group, Inhuenzz, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Splitting Blood, and 1neipieut Consumption, are
cured By the use q
De. sLEDGE's HOARHOUND PICTORIAL.
Diarrhea, D~ysentery, Bloody FIux. Cholsra Nor6us, and
all affections OF the Bowels, are cured By
the use OF
DR.. LEDGE's CHOLERA & DIARRHKA SYRUP.
For children, when teething, Is this emedy partio1-
larry adapted.
P-RIcEs-Nervous Tonic 80 and 81 per bottle Hoar
houHd and PectOral 81 per bottle, OF six bottles fer as
Disr. bea Syrup 81 per bottle, or ttX bottles FOR So
RE D TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
MEMPHIS, m sF-5ruarT 10. 1885.
On. J. 4 SLED0E-Dear Sir I have been taking,
for some days, your TuEic Bitters and take pleasure in
saying that nothing have ever taken has benefited ne
so much In so shsrt q time as & has. There was a gen
eral debility and pr0straton GIN whole system, ahead
ache nearly 81 the time. snd constant hstulency for
sometime after eating. with coldness OF nv limbs I used
remedies that I thought good, but without any special
benefit. I determined 70 tEy your Tonic Bitters, ard in q
day OF two after using them, I began 70 improve and dnd
that I an greatly benehttcd By Il. I commend them 70
the public as no humbng, End unquestionably one Of the
best tOnics now In use for debility and general prestra-
tion OF the sJztem. Respectfully ysur obedient servant,
SAML A HOIMEs
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zEBULoE Yoke.


PILCHER's POINT, La, march I, 1855.
d. MCCoMB. Fatentee-Memphis, Tenn: Amer hav-
ing tested fully McOomb's Iron Tie" for cotton bales,
I an p.eaaed 70 b able 70 say, that they have proved en-
tirely satisfactory.
! found them very easy Of application, 80 that ny
servants could put on four 70 one rOpe, ard IN addition
to the facility with which they are applied, they aford a
uniformity In the size OF the bales, - well as lessen the
risk from FIRE, in ny iuigment, seventy-dve per cent.
an persuaded that nothing else VIII be used 10 nv
neighborhOod, n the hoops can be had IN time for the
crop and win here express he hope that n future your
rup9ly VIII Be amrls, As I think nothing else orsht 70 BE-
used In tying cotton bales.
I was present wheo part Of my cotton vas shipped,
and heard the boatuen express great pleasure a seeing
this "Tie" going into use; snd 7 have no doubt that h
car be carried cheaper than rope-tled cotton, aud banded
ever with less labor.
Truly yOuu. r Il W.v
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% FaIlsp e.rla q Parl..

Wy LUlpIr sNO4sH = .
have taken quarters in Patterson.
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Il. F. FARNSWORTH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists
FINE LEMON sYRUPi

A LARGE assortment, purchased before he late rise
n IN Teas, for sale very low At wholesale or retail, By
HsB. FARNSWORTH q Co,
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s~AvAxSAH, June IS, 1857

agfes 20 rrrlvs and compress al %oott0ns. bound with
p. McCOmt's Patent Irn Tie o. Hook and Clasp, upon
same terms a. that OF rope bound cotton, and would
comme the adoption Of the shove By plsnters-
G. A. L. LAMAR, Owner OF Gotten Press.
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Nheg5Tss Sale.

DuRsUANT to an order Of oondemnatin BY Hume p.
y hth J Nsldfan snd J. Horne, Justices Of the Conn
gO1url o. sh-ihy county, Tenn, I will on toe 10TH
DAa 81 JULY, ISIS, at the door OF the ShsriTs cmoe
on Madison street In the CITY Of Memphis, expose TO
public sale for Cash, six boxes OF Dry Goods and Aer-
ehandise, attached ag ue property Of < A WorEham,
N nc suit Of r. Q. Brinklev vs K A. Worshsm pend
ing in the Circuit Court OF shelby ooanty aforesaid.
said Goods being cOndssned as aforesaid IS ~perishsbie
property ROBT L. SMITH,
tuu20-dtd SHERIFF NJ Shelby counfv-
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ELIHU KILPATaICK. n. D.
Of WashlnEion County, Ms.

TIE following are = few Of the planters who have the
Press in use, 70 whom please refer:
Thomas ". Be-k, Rodney P. o. Je1sTson Count1,
Kiss.
Dr. n. ". Philips, EDWARDS Depot, HiDds County
Miss.
S worthinston, WOrthington Point P. o., Weshinston
n.--sn Me-
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.s''i n lis : wALkza.


Col. THos- J. FTEEIE-6ir. As a practical cotton
planter for years n he East indies and State q Alssis-
sippi, giving ys1 en- opportunity Of observins ths dhner-
ent methods Of pfeparinE cation Tar Darket prectlced y
the merchants o. India, IN addition % your practical sb-
savstion q oo.ton Erovrg sn4 trSds q teis s0ursry !
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AEADE frOu I1aisn oOTD-s bssuilfui article. Tisty
w sac Z. ?. FARxsyoRrH a CO,
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DAL La, Dec. s. 1887.
D MCoMB, Esq N mphis Teun.-Dear ST.. / re-
greet that I am BOT able to take the balance Of the Ties you
mention IN your letter, hsving purchased rope, mach
sgainst my will to put Up the balance o. the crop
viii here say that no tic, IN my opinion Is equal 10
yours. Ihsve seen Holmes & Ohurchiu's e a. In fact
rave used enough OF q C's 10 pat I'D stveu hundred
bales this year, but do not consider them In any way
equal 10 yours.
Your Tie. made out Of good iron, must not only SUP
plant all other ties, but render rope Useless In baIinz
zrPuToE vOprr
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a Valuable Plantation for Sale
In Pamela County, Miss.

DEIEG desgoGs 70 oonosutrEts my planting in -
ID terests In The Mississippi bottom, and also
% pay al ny debts, I viii sell ny plantation In
PEnola county, WhereI now reside II consists -
q 500 sores more than 22oi1 woods and finely timbered
All the clnsred land Is In nne condition, well circled,
dilchgd and under good fences. O1ecGrner is within Go
yards q CoTs0 Depot. The main ro2d from Cofeevfile
t. Memphis runs % the east Ice, and ths road running
vest 10 Como Depot on the soufh liRe. he ueighbor-
hood Is enc Of the best in the State for ehurohes ana 80
ciety. Toner It very low. II the purchaser desired t.
I would EEL some negroes slso- J. n. DAVIS.
Osmo Depot, March Is, 1s55-mr27-wu
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JAorsoN, rem, Feb'vao lsss

JACKSON, Tann., Feb'y 20, 1858
d. hcConBs sq-4emphis, fenn.-Dear Sir. Yours
Of the 18Th inst. IS before Us. h " MeCorrey Il d.
lighted with the "Iron Tie" and says he wiz use poth-
ing else the coming season.
We t5iDk, By timely Efforts 10 impress the minds a.
planters, they vii use the "Iron Ties' ths coming
season extensively. We wi give you the certificate al
SoL hoSoIrey n few days, or 90 seen a. Be returns to
the city; and bslng Impressed with the value 81 vosr IN
venttan, We viii I'D you IN drawing the atteutioa ofour
planting friends tells value and Importance.
very respectfully yours. &c
FORD A m
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To the Public.
II
incorporated Commercial College
AED
WRITING ACADEMY.

THIS Institution is nov n successful ope-
u ration. It Is the intentioz % the Prln-
eipal 70 make Il permanent and eqaEi, in every <
respect, 70 any In this or EEy other state.A
SvsTy branch win Be taught to quality youth for . nsT-
camille hfe-the art Of Penmanship, with his orstnft
ltagfTcftge diagramsl the science Of Douole-entrY Book-
Keeping improved, the Principle and TIE Nature Of Sank
ing. vita Bank Bosk-ksepinE &C.
ne attention Of parents and guardians ls respectively
solicited 70 this Institution He hatfers himself irom
TIE patronage be has ALREADY received that De- VII merh
. continuanoe, BY his una1atinz reai . the Interest Of hs
puyns.
Terms, ke., made Known 90 appltcstcn ct Ae coneEs
162 hAn street.
I have ne bonor 70 refer 70 tie following re1fleucrs
NJ otherr wha have ffnifv consented 70 act e. q Doar
e. Tisiicrs for Ex&ninaticn, beinE prassical business ma
prrrnrNcra.
Rev. J n. Temple, Rev. T. rcgrEs
" A Jcnes. Fal- Cashier BradIeT, Wrsoa q Co,
~ Crumereisi BanE. @. \. Farkler. "a,
, Lane A Co. Lamb. TnunI 4 CO.
BOARD OF VISITORS.
Rev. L. You're. Rev ! y. rrmpie,
~ A Irnea Erq. Caskier CM. FacEtrr ESQ.
o. Commercial Bant, n @ 3rinkey, Esd.
@ a LccEa. - Frice. Es1
norii J0HN J. BrRD. Prsse sor.
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rnNdhea, LHLst.


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REsACA, Ga Nay n, 1857.
MEssHs J. n SLEDSE &C8-, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Gents: You viii please send Us 10 Rrsca Depot, Ga }
twenty-f0ur bottles o. the Nervous Tonic for the cure Of
ChiIis and Fever. We have sod al you sent rs with the
exception Il one bottle. II takes ane in this part, and
seems 10 have the desired eject. Please forward as
early as convenient. Yours, HspectfuHy,
J. Al. HILL