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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23


he Opposition advertise a Grand Jubilee TO
coms Of in this city on the Both day Of Die
present month, They don't tell what they are
going 70 rejoice a.. We suppose II is because,
having lost all the branches Of the safe Gov
eminent, and been defeated In a contest on the
State ticket BY more than eight thousand, mat
ters are no worse with them.
aTou nav be right said a fellow who had
been disputing with a scholar athsnk God, ]
know very little about such things sWbstt
You thank God for your ig~noraBce, do you ~
II DO. "Whst then p "Oniy that YOU have
much to be thankful foI."
On the superstition that our opponents are
going 70 ceisbTste their defeat, We admit that
they have q great one 10 celebrate
Perhaps, however, and tits is probable, that
the Opposition regard their late defeat as the
poor ellow we haFs heard Of did he ncoid.1
"Kcu hsve get a cold ? said q humane gentle
man 70 a poor Fellow almost splitting himself
coughing Have T. We'll, 7 IN verv glad 10
hear IT." "Nhy 80 - "Whv. the fact is.
Pm 50 dreadful poor that il : comfort 10
know / have got anything
That nust be tie idea Of the gstters-up Of
the Jubilee in question. They have got 4 MAJ
nihceat defeat but the great American mar
ty1 cannot possibly get anything else. and az
Il must have . jubilee, there is nothing else for
them 70 celebrate.
We advise one thing, as proper By all
meaus have Netherland and Henry here. They
were the authors Of the apportionment which
saTed the Opposition" from extinction, and
should be Tie houored guests at the Jubilee
which would be more appropriately styled
che funeral7 Of OppOsitionism.-Nashril
Uaioa.
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N E w b O O K $
JUST RECEIVED By

HIN 3 WILLIANIa1
Mrs. PARrINGT0N'S NEW B~OOK-Enitinc Wart,
WI q web q Many Textures.
what uiu he DO With T.. Cioth and paper.
Love me Little, Love ne LouEs By Chas Read.
Memoirs OF tue Emprcss Catherine me Second.
Tent and Hsrem-Noies o. an Oriental IRIS b. Caroline
Paine.
Acadia; or, 4 Month with The blue Noses.
Seacif; or. The Mystery ofthe WestcrvelfF b. peIorrest.
Love; By Micheiet- Hints o nousekeepcn- tv Herbert.
The Roooueaiouso- Geofrey Hazlyni b. uenry Eings=s
ne Harp Of a uousauG Strings.
me Roman QuesIcu; b. =. Ahlat.
Popular Tales; from the Morse The Lsra RI N1IisH.
Adam Bedei by Geo. Elliott
Walter Thornley,; or. A Peep al ne Frf.
The Autlcrat q the Breakfast Table.
The Cavalier; By = P. r. jane
Wid0w Bedott Papers fhe Wir o. the Rse-
salafhie; or. The WanGerlnE Jew
The French Revolution; By Atbou.
TO Cuha and Back a Vacation Voyage; BY Dana.
livls % the Einr; By rrunyson. aul7
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of the Steamship Bremsu

Arrival OF the steamship
NEW ToREs August 2l.-The steamship Bremen ar
rived 81 this port to-day with Liverpeol dates Of The Oh
inst. Her advioss are anticipated By the arrival Of the
steamship Hungarian, which arrived q Farther Point
C. p, on Saturday, with dates q he Iosh inst.
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BagginE and Rope.
I000 FIBCEs agias ID Rups, 20 oe i1rest
sa5-dIm ~ a DoRioN.
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Arkansas

ItD Acres near Gains LANDING. Chio0l county, Ark
ansas 800 acres cesdsucd four years.
1880 Acres In Des1a uuufy. Arkllsas 20 d~eafeued. lE1
10 cultivation. with 90 likely negroes, mules. etc.
so Acres On ArkanFa- river IS miles below Little
Rock, well improved; 900 iu cultivation with nine
negroes.
s5 Acrss - miles from Aberdeen, 90 white river o.
90 cultivation
so Acres 81 miles from Msdis1a, Ark 2to deaiensd,
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MARROW EscAFE.-B negro msn. whose
Identity was unknown, fsl from The Bluff, a
distance Of fifty or sixty feet last evening,
and, strange to say, ESCAPED without material
injury.
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MrssIssrFFI AND TEEEEssEE-Ireins ar
rive e. 1880 A.. ~ Depart at2tV 2. r.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FR AL The PURPOSES or 4 PUsssTW HEBIcHL
For CosrvESEss;
FOH rHE CUEE OF DTsFErsA,
EOR JAUyDTCE5
For THE CURB OF I-ND15EsrloS
EOE HEADACHE;
toH THE CURE OF D~YsENrERY,
toR A FOUL STOMACH;
FoR THE CUEE OF EKYsIPELAs;
FoE THE Pills:
Eol THE III OF SCEoFuLA.
EoE All SCEoTULoUs CoMPLANrst
FOE THE CURE OF B-HEU1ATIsI,
EoE DISEASES OF IKE SKIN;
EOu TE CURE OF LUEE CoNPLAnI;
F0R DRopsY;
F0H THE CUEE OF TErrER, JUNIORS AID SALT
RHEUN;
EuR WORMS;
EoE n CCRE OF GOUTs
FoH A DUNER Pill.
For TIE Cum or NEUEALGM;
For PUEuIIyG THz BLOOD.
They are suglr-c0ated. 50 that the most senzi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can auss from their use 10 ans
quantity.
Price IS cents per Box Five boxes for 500
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Physicians, States
men. ard eminent peHsonages, have lent their
names Co certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies. hut our space here viii not permit the
insertion Of them. Til Agents below named fur
uish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
arc given with also fan descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
l0std for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit Cd
Demand AYERS, and take 10 Others The rck
want the best aid there's for them, and they should
have b.
All cur Remedies are FOR sale b
r. 2. FARNSWORTH s. CO.,
S. MANSFIELD & CO, Memphis.
at Wholesale and etail, and BY an Dealers
elsewhere ds-deod.Teow
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Ienef Or sale ny Es1ideuce. an rsuneszee street.
uhieh . one o. the maa 11mfarssIs. airy md pleasant
residences m the city ne 1o,tsrs 81 a choios 5aiIding.
With tt0 fset-f uIisIy and hail. ssv-u r-us b--idss
camm1cious sergants' icons mere Gre tus dstsns On
ne la eiessuf s~Iruhb-r7 mi uzit trees etc. he Dc
is el fst hlutty 80 rf o. pa alley. one vbs wants
q al1cs tai aufr-ltIs rrfsn- cannot % better than
o. pur.hase uf.e there sH al1rs.
fUl7a-1r d 3 PAREFa
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HAvISG sold my STOCK q Hats, etc., Il No. y Front
II RoE, have removed my books and papers % Ne.
257 Main treet-M. n. Miller h Co.-Ehere 1 rcfpec-
fully sliata call from M hiends and eusioners.
IN n.
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iulfrlnf r-r..T r. z MHfIlu-. -s..sl EAh
Ofdinrrr ...-.. TEH s. Igal MffluE..Ifamf
Cord oriuau.- 9sG % aiedtn1 Fair.l2h@i1h
AldfhHT...f0 CLOS Fair....--.--.- g.
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and Powerful Repeating Action,
HALLETF & CUMST0N.
BOstOn,sMass.
For Sale

u order o. enter more h1rourhly into the Grocey
Il anf Prcduce business, in which 7 I'm NV suraged, I
propose selling the following desirable property.
Two bta corner Main and Linden streets, one house
and Dot IN Caunav-n's Addition b. Memphis, and enc lot
q feet front on GccrEla street. sdioininF my present
residence % Hemando Hoad.
his D. No. ] property, md uil he a1idcheap for cash,
ur eNchanEe1 for Grceries, or aei r1rflg % time and
balance cash.
Per further Particular aFply o.
TUOs LEONARD,
.--u--- - - M.n--.-
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RFFRSRFRA SPRINGS

rs oyer 70 give scuhsm Families. DOW b The North,
i En oppariuuiig 1f Visiting this place en- their return,
We VIII keep the house open until ne 2Qth o. Octaher.
Pay no atienuon 10 any REPORTS that We have closed be-
fore he above time. 80. RICHARDSON a CO.
nuf-fIm
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IT ITT|II|H8
JOHNSTON A. BARTON,

n Law o
Hcr1lRndO, Miss
VNTILL praetice laN In The various Courts - North
w Mississippi, West Tennessee. the Federal Court a.
Po1toioc and the Hlgh Court e JadEron. Pr0mpt atten-
tion given ~ COLLECTIONS. mnr6-fHwaaEGms
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NALUARLE STBTRBAN PROPFRTY


$50 acres in Celbum1 cluury-i2o0 acres In culuyz-
toe. with IS negroes, stoct, etc four miles from The
Mississippi river.
400 E1r@s IN Clah1m1 ccIufV-l6lo On cultivation
with 21D neETos.; Oh the Mississippi river.
100 acre-7gl On cultivation. with . ueEroes. mules,
stock. ETC., I Tulica and Clsham1 county. Mississippi,
on ten years time.
1870 acres iu Brso.6 COUNTY. Mississippi
"a Acre an cultivation with nuy nEely negroes,
5lH1k. etc. choice place.
lem ACres lu Washington usuafv. Mississippi. $50 m
cultivation with % likely neEr1E. mostly men, rs
mules. etc.
1897 Acres on smGgUrr river. MIS- $50 dCafeuei
$50 Acres IS mile from McmFhis, near Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad. fair improvements.
T6 Acres Is mlles from Memphis. near Mississippi and
Tennessee EaInusd, 2s0Geared, well improved
bfh Acres in Marshall COUNTY. EIeslH UUI. vel lm-
HHHHHH arHA &c.
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THE MEMPHIS, LOUISVILLE AED CLARKs-
VIII hAILEoAD@Col. Wm.s A. Quarles is
pushing on the work upon this road with char
acterishc energy. The Chr0Hide saws
D taekiaying on the Railroad (Hauison
4 Breed Is az cur present writing, between
eight and nine miles from town, and pushing
forward - fast as they are able. The diff
Guilty OF having 70 send not only the iros, but
the e~rossiles, all from one end Of the road,
renders the progress Of the road slow. The
masonry for the Cumberland urer bridge Il
Progressing finely, and viii probably Be finish
ed BY the lst of January. The superstructure
cannot o. course be put up tin next sumner,
when the Iresile work Of nearly half mile IN
length adjoining Il viii also be finished. The
contractors (on the line beyond TIE 30 miles
already graded are, we believe, ali at work.
and the engineering corps, formerly located
here and now trsmping the hills Of "Old Stew
art Two locomotives are already doing ser
wee on tie road, and the passenger cars are
expected shortly. What has become Of the
PROJECTED barbeeue at The Trenton road for the
purpose OF procuring stock for the turnpike ?
Surely Il cannot Be because the railroad = not
finished there and beyond
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NEw ORLEANS, August q -Ihs sales Of aitnto-day
zmounted 70 eoo bsisa; new oortan i2Ee Frsishts on
ellian % L-IgerpooI e.
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Hnmnwnr,s PILL.

We are aurh0liEsd 10 aun1mnce D. s. GRIFFIN q.
ea-d.dats fr ne cmasd Trusi-- % Shelby county.
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Notice of Insolvency

Wilson Lloyd. Adm'rl
Of estate OF warren Tn County Court Of shelby county.
W Little, decd.
HAFIkG suggested the iuslveuy Of said estate, an
H persons havinE claims areinsf the sane are nouded
10 Ole them IN the CLERKS ofce q said Court authenl-
Gated IN the manner prescribed b. law ~ OF against the
1t Of January iS6Q, for pro rata payment.
au41=Eff WmGON TTnVu Adwsr.
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MEMPHIS AND OH1o.-Trains arrive al $50
A. n. and $50 ,. N. Depart az $50 A. n. and
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prarTT @ plrr1r.
Lrava4 Meu1bfs rrerv MONDAY. or o. De
Leaves 81. Iau.1 every FRIDAY arIF NJ
HEV H.. ~IEElE Master
Lsavrs MeuaH.s every THURSDAY tta- I
Leave S. L51ls -e-g HuEDAY afF CO.
= n. TCErT.--.a..Ior RI. MAMMAL Mas--.
Leaves Msr1hlH every ehr~RpAT ttfF
Leaves S. Lllis sreT EADAEeDAI afaF N
THE srrrs three sr-er1f r-u Passenger staaU-r1
4 have been placed u frs trade between Memphis ara
So L1lE p-rmHrrutJ saa al. rla DARING no entire
lsnaans MAKING prompt HrHrrur1s az Cairo vista Tie
uNu1is Central halrlaf t-f Pacza8 t1 L1uisriIe aui
melville. and utat LH1a ulr aI ulIrlal Elaf anl
Vet aul Hll sl Erurer EHHk-U Cor Mralrrl Ms
issi93l ard ILLINOIS,, uzllE uelzlu end passengers 90
lI 11lrfa
Tlro1-1 ueEe- a-i BHrsHf Ll-nr -rar b B1stsrn
luf western tlurs over sl re above rsI.-rIfs. snf
q bets can 1s lrl hy aua flIHla n rarl arn
JAS OrNEAL Agent.
arfG Ea. IS HHuanfa Row.
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~ "A"|HA- Q. 49, Az
L 90 ne FIRST Oc OsER text ~
Faculty Elect. So
Ma D.. Il. HILL. Superintendent
Lent c. c. Ike. C1uUzu-zut
CT. EsTILL. A. n. Principal O. Primary Depart
Course of studies
In the Primary Department. slch az to quality a s.u-
In TIE ssisatse DepsTrmeur. The wss Point Curricn-
um Will b. closely followed. 70 VIII be- TIE aim o. ne
Professors 90 m1ks Surveyor Engllesrsi Chemists, ant
A. fr The practical business % life
In addition % the usual Exercises az Military &h1ols-
he months % AuEust ard September viii D. spent in
through ne m1u1tlils q North Carolina
me Acsdemic ysar wiz c1m1sucs on TIE t- dsy %
and viii embrace twelve months. A furl1uEh
Z two mdutls August and Se1temb-rl VIII Be given %
Cadets a. ne ed % heIr seo1niysar-
Psrtlniar nustrl7u VIII BE- sirsn % The m-rzl anl re-
iElus irs-ruri1u % Cadets
Expenses
me Institute uII provide Bard. FusL Lzhts. wash
Arms, Equluments and Uuifrms-aud aI cotainE
excerpt under eiothes-0r 800 per auuum, one half pay
.harscs No remission % charges b. Hose vh7 leave,
miles on the soure % hGal-a-
Terms of Admission
No one will BE- admitted into the Primary Department
-4--na1t under df.aen n1r ever rrautv-lua wears o. age.
Al connected with The Scenul- Department ull DO re-
51ired 70 board in The Institute thls5 n the Primary
department may do 50 II they choose.
hEAAaA AHa
The Institute BullfinEs are the largest most el-saut
and o1mmudious fr the accommodation 0f Cad-ts iu the
southern oouutryi and the Bard o. DirectaH trust that
1utar ne management OF the Superintendent and Com
Ooh o. whom are graduates % West Point
ant q long eEperisuce in the army. and ln he business
1f instruction Nbe Institute VIII BE- established on a
tine Military basis and co1dl-red on true Military prln-
-iusss. The board viii Further say. that NJ EsTILL Is
q Graduate 1f the NiuEluIV University. AMI an eApsrl-
encrd Classical teacher. They would further state, that
Do IL thaIr Intention tH lu1IFaEa the humber 1f teachers
IN bofh Department as the patronage OF the public may
require.
This Institute vas Eranted a lbersl Charter By the
Lezislsfure o. MN Caroiius, Elth The power % con
Degrees upon those Eh0 complete The prescribed
course o. studles.
- Appucaton for admission viii be received unul
he ism of September. and must b directed % Dr.. @. J.
Prestsut % the Blard, Charlotte, North Carolina.
c. ]. FOX.
JAS. p. IRWIN.
II. LAY. ALEXANDER.
A II. CARSON.
THO5- n. BREM,
s. n. BLAIR.
DAVID Parks,
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OHner Wanfed.
For. Sale.

NOR me box 81 Guns, marked &c SCHnIDTW, n
IT ceived per steamer Aurora which viii b. soid
pay charges, o. not called Tor within thirtg DAYS.
H11-lim PRIEST a BOWEN.
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gofal NlatRrs.


Arrivals and Departures OF Trains
MEuPsrs AND CRARLEsroS.-Trsins arrive
ct $50 a. N. and SIS r. n. Depart at ls45
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LIABILITIES.

n KS
The amount I Liabilities dua ~ uf Iur Or banks 1r
UthCr C-redlt1r-u1thuE
L0sse- adjusted and d1e-noue
lose adjusted not z. III p
Losses mllusted, In suspense, waiting proofs
or HIulcalel- 1tATo
All oiher claims against the Company are small, Cor
printing, ETC.
without special permission
The greatest amount insured iu any oneciiv. town. VII
laEe or bi1-k. varies, and depends upon TIE ooustructidn.
material. and The meanso OF auestlnE fires.
= G. RIPLEY. President.
THOS. & RACE. r..
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first bale Of new cotton from Arkansas
was received yesterday by Messrs. ". How
ard & Co. Il was grown on the plantation Of
MAJ. D. D. Berry, in Walnut Bend, under the
supervision Of his o~Eersser, Mr.. J. J. Hodges.
Il was sold on arrival At Il cents per pound.
The transaction speaks well for ths quality Of
the cotton in the Bend and for the enterprise
II The Messrs. Howard as cotton fsctors.
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Bort Of MIrmpbis.


Noticed ia nis colaaH.
R-Seaab0ai AfDafaeasHt nuai o. pad for iH
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JAMES YOUNG,
ESTATE BROKER,
n
CONN ESSION MERCHANT,
No. 31s Main street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
lie HAS F0R SALE THE FOLLOWING
CITY

II HAS FuR SALE TIE FOLLOWING
CITY PROPERTY.
Three story Brick House on Main street Is feet mont
Houss and 10 On Adams street IT'S By ssI feet through
Foar me Houses @ Court street. between he bsyo1
HSa-e VITA N rooms. on Casey street south o. vance.
Reuse n side ofvancs street, inrear Of Capt Church's
place.
House. tu1 story frame. snd ether cat houses an Adams
street.
H1uss, four roams. hall aud out hcuses On Llrase
street. usar Calhoun street.
House on FIrh street, q t1ahle Tenement.
lot 30 By ls feet on Poplar street between Hish and
Laui-rdale streets.
n ha1is1uely Improved on mind street.
LEASES FOR SALE.
syssrsI lease On House 90 Uulon street with . r,sms
and 1ut tulifilzs.
MONROE STREET
20 years lease on Double Tenement with o rooms,
double kitchen and cistern.
y years lease Oh Double Tenement With s ro1ms, .
kitchens md ri.ter1s
70 years lease en- single Tenement with two ruuus.
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
10 Acres ole-aalf miles south o. Court square; Foi
Garden. Orchard. etc.. will De eNch-EEed for Du Goods.
10 Acres two miles FROM the city north Or he Pair
Grounds.
% A0es two miles from the city on the Memphis suI
Charleston RaIlroad; handsomely improved
100 feet BY 500 deep on Hernauf8 Plaukroai. Just osi-
side TIE corporation; House, eiEht rooms ana su neces-
81 Aees q bss1ufI woodland On M1Lain's avenue.
~ ulre ual CcTrt square
5 Acre. 90 Norehesd avenue, 100 yards BorL or he
new Raleigh i1ad, just opposite 20 M horehead-
TarIgus other Houses ald.L1is IN different parts Z the
city, and some eicpzut places in he suburbs improved
and unimpr5yef.
MnHHUanHWuH. NnHHa.Hum and Texas
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A FARh, eizkteen miles from Memphis md
n within mreeru1rens of a miles 81 McKaTs -
sa ION On ne Mississippi and Tenneasee Railroad. ~
nAlqFnm contains SO aerus about 100 In Gill;
t1llan 30 q Ehlch b. dnf bottom land. On IL are an
-teeea-Ty luA4lnEs Tor d Pautaticl. and is fnely
Eetefea- heesired,I vii ell as mnch Is a Thousand
Persons Wishina q proencIre aud ouuvenisuf Farm.
eAnnot mako ahetieT selection. For prtc1iars. address
G~uia-2Edfiws Tns \ TarT
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SAIL o. RAcE HoRsEs-Afuendh has shown
u a private letter from a gentleman in Nash
vile, BY which we Learn that Messrs Guild &
Blythe have sold Hiawatha to Thomas G. san
dsTs, Esq, Of Nashville, formerly a veil
known t~urfman, but for some years past en-
gagged IN other pursuits. Mr.. S. has also pur-
chased Mr. Eli Odom's Mary Wiley. The
price paid for the tEo was 5000, bat how d.
vided we aid not learn. Both the animals in
cluded in this purchase are the get Of imported
Albion and have been ranked among The best
Of the many good ones tat have by their ex-
Ploits, during TIE past year, rendered famous
TIE name o. their size. Mr.. Sanders, we
learn, win visit Memphis with bis stable he
coming fall.
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has won for itself such a renouu for The cure Of
ever sausy Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
Il Is entirely unnecessary for Us % recount the
evidence uf its virtues, wherever IL has been em-
pl1yed. As t has long been in constant use
throughout tins section, We need not DO more than
assure tie people is quality IS kept uD % the best
l. ever has been. and ihat II may be relied on to
% cor their relief all il has ever been found % DO.
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For Rent.

II NhAl convenient, nice and cheap LOuaLNa-
u ROOM, On sostf 80 e Cosrt Square. ApPiy %
my2e-dn =. 4. nuAnWHnE
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MHFGNfAH July T. A1laa NEErHEIfF.
Att OF CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD COUNTY. 90 Hartford. Aux Z. So.
Pera1uErIv appeared before me, Henry Fowler. q
JusrceC f the Peace, triy qualified o. administer 1afhs,
p g Hplry, President auc nouns K Brace. r., Sec
retsry. and made solemn cath Inst the f1rer1Inr satemeut
ofthe tssets and condition o. ne Aetna Insurance Com
pany % true. HENRY FOWLER.
Justice of the Peace.
TAN or TENNESSEE. CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
NASHVILLE Aug. o.. 1853.
This is % certify that the Aetna Insurance Company. o.
cateia AZ Hartford. In the State % Connecticut. has 1um-
piled with an The requirements q an act passed BY The
General Assembly Of the STATE % tennessee. In March.
1886, eufIued An Act 30 regulate the aEenciesof Insl-
rance Companies not uooruorutpdbv the state Of reuucs-
see" and that. 4. ChafVicE h ne legally aufhsrired
a-rutdf s1ia Compluy i'm the town o. Memphis. state o
Tennessee. II. DUNLAP, Controller.
Policies issued in The above oi and reliable Company
on liberal terms By J. p CHADWICK. Agent.
augl4 Bank Building. Main street
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Statement OF the Condition
OF THE
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OK The
Asst OF 5Uly, 1880,
As REQUIRED

THE zane o. the corporation o. Eetr1 LuEma-ne q
j pauy. Io1atsd a. Hartford. Com
ne Capital e. Oue MIII1u Dollars. end BE- pail ur.
The Assetu ofths Company are Par Me-
Real Erate meuuEherrf sDIl-
Money due ne CCupluv s--u-rdHT
aaaaaaaaa.aa ~
Cash ll hand and iu bluk........ 1855
Cash in The hands ~ Agents and Iu
4a-.ssaasas.. L1I.If
M5rtra-r B5nds z per cent ssmi-
HrrulI .-aa.-aa 5000 aAIM
. MJrEaEe Blnls 8 per cent. SEMI
annual Interest ..-----.---a.. 29010 500
% Jersey City Water B1nds at 8 per
cent. sami-auuual Iuferest.-..-. 15o11 $500
50 uarf'dClfy Bonds 8 pr cent. SEMI
annual interest 5000 sI.oc
ssai-saassi Interest 5000 $500
90 Brooklyn City BonH s per cent.
=Ful-r1uual lfrrrer--..--..-.- 1000 l0.00
5MIuaukee CITY Bl-ls. 10 % cent.
s1ui-aulual uteregL------... 5000 500
ruliel States Treasury Not-s and
Harruri llter' .. .......-..----. $3.50 &.I7
annual interest 90 1875
.sni saaaa n 'ers 1000 1910
.eai-,aausi iuisrss 1000 500
5sni-smusi 5000 $500
state % Missouri stock 8 per cent
#mi-a1ulsl utFrr1f--....-... 5000 u.0u
iaausi i~atsTsst dssa. 5000 8.oo
annual iutsrss; dsss-.. a5ooo ISIS
Delaware sud Hul=ou Canal Company
BIuI. 6 per cent seul-aauull m
% lisNr
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uOGrErTEH g. dMlrH.
Manufacturers and Fropristars.
'ttasaiE Eo s. Wrtsr and 81 Froni street
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s1uni and merchautahle articles wkeu the sale D. BY
retail. a~1lit5uai prices viii be r-guirefi n inferior. q
pro3artionaf@ discount must Be made in al instance.
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mEMPHIs AND 81. LOTTs.

TRI-WEEKLY PlCKE1 LINE
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6ommdrtjal Adairs.

.sasais p,lT arTzsl error
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clerks Sale Of Lot near Memphis.

Petition % sell real estate %
, pay debts in Cir-ult Court e.
Raleigh
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7 Lsoey--New o,e.as K'is frissee.--'iaf'our
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Old Wheat whisky

On BRLs Old wheat WHISKY, Inst received This
OU Is pure and equal % The bet Rye. For sale low
% cl1-e ccuslsumeI O. K DON0HUES,
w. ~ Van .-raa- cor MIN