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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-12

F-7m te s1urel1ra lU sHEe
At a large meeting OF The citizens d- Ua-af
county, held at the court house 10 Jon s5-3 on
the 22d daT Ct October. 1859, Cd lot1a Of
Col. John DouEhsTtr, DR.. S. S. Col'lr r7.
appointed Chairman, AMI r. H1em7n Score 60
". Col. DouEherty explained TIE object 0
tae meeting 10 be 70 express in rs-7ia.ion ti
feelings Of the people ri this county in rl.
ton 20 the rescue Of a negro seized tT a ilu-
less mob a. Ottawa, iu tais State 70. tle 21t
day Of October, 1883. On mofaa, tha follow
ing preamble andresoiuti1ng were ull nolzlg
adopted;
WHEEEAs, a lawiess mob ct OHz-s, i1 u.
ter disregard Of Che laws Of the United 81 s
and Of The rights Of Richard Phillips. a citzan
Of New Madrid county. Hirsouli. aa tls 90 d
dav Of 0ctober, 1889, with force and arms resi-
cued a negro, jim, from DE posses 1h Der-
u'y Marshal T. r.. Albright On che nr-e1ce q
the Supreme JUDGE Of this Safe, H.l. i. ID
Cation, thereby openiT disrcgarii1E the Jaws
and Constitution OF the J1itod Sstes here
fore,
Resolrel, That This act Of ihe mob b @ eva
is regarded by this meeting 7s en- act Oh open
rebellion TO the laws and Constitution of lha
United States, and in rs immeiis t1 effects weI'
calculated TO ALLEVIATE The affections RI al good
citizens Of the Uuited Stats toward r- q
part Of the people OF this State.
Rss0lre3, That we, a. citizens &c Union
county, nledge ourselves 10 stand hv .le i1q
Of the United States and Elc rights -f al-ca-'
States, and that, hereafter, we win 5-- rch
measures as will prevent the recuTfoecc 81 u-
lar outrsges upon their rights.
Rcs0luci, That negroes escaping from sieir
masters, hereafter At an hazards Elal BE- re.
turned forthwith 70 their masters. and that we
win meetthe er:sisZgsily Gni rez-estif ff wr
can-and hereafter prevent. u iH our bower,
such outTsges as that at o tawa.
Resolrcf, That these resolutions De s'-aal
BY he chairman and secret1v, and @ copy frr-
nished to the Ionesboro GszeIc for ullGca-
tion. S. S. COhDOE, Ch7imsn.
7. HILEMAN, Secretary.
We were present at the meeting and .ll-i
with great pleasure 20 the eloquent remarks ut
Col. D~ougheriy who warmly advocated tho
passage Of he resolutions. D. T. plnHr alec
argued their adoption strongly. saFi-- Dr.
F" pledged himself and an the power Ea bal io
carry out The Fugitive slave law az passed br
Congress. lie had not language str1lr srra-l
70 express bis utter couteinrts end de.as1 io0 of
the lawiezs and r~ascally mob3 t Ottawa. whosa
acts be wholly repudiafed"
We thinkthe tiue has come when uea SHOULD
think and act on this matter with caimness but
frmness, and an good citizens wii Of course
Be found on the side Of law and crfa
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We hear from several parts aE Africa. tlat
The growth o. cotton is proceediug win arid-
ftT AID measurable success, especially ia p
English colonies and their vicinity. ~ ono
Little town four tuns bad been furnished for
export, and m1re was expected fran DE- be
terror. Larze quantities are to- be- -arl 90
England. AZ helast national fliri Liberia
it was manifest that cotton, sugar cad c-
world soon become staple articles az EXPORT.
More than a Dozen samples Of coadn rsera
hibftedin competition for the premiums a7arel.
some Of these were well ginned ard clsares.
some were Of fne texture and lonr and IFr
staple. Specimens were gathered ffom lers
grown from American seed planted eight years
ago, the same trees continuing 90 pretrce 90
anHual crop. In this particular ~ Africans
possess an immense advantage CFrr cotton
rover Of this country. Other erscma1s
weTs exhibited produced from American s.ei
planted last year. But the principal lets ser
hatve African cotton, accompanied 1ifh uarr
pieces Of native cloth, socks and rlccsiaes.
Beautiful specimens q The lat cr were shown.
made from the staple Of the native cotton tree.
winch grows wild N The forest, and reaches a
hight Of eighty TO one Hundred feet.
such facts as these are wcll woItbrtae at
tention Of our southern p~lsAtcu. Il apneara.
also, that there is likely 20 b. a dom-sie con-
sumption In Africa. TIE Lberians ore a.
we lave stated, making hosiery and clslhs or
o. the native cotton, and it was thru.bf Il.
he latest dates, that Manchcstur m-chincrv.
on a small scale, probably, 90 fr.t-tu- lf
sufficient TO stimulate ihe cui iF4icn al the
fispie, was about tobe IN reduced.
Meanwhile the production % cot on in india
Is increasing largely, nctWlthTt-n rr De re-
cent terrible revolt and the elastic canacitv %
Hindosfan and her people, uli now te more
and more tried and tested arnus1r. steam.
boats are being placed on lliial rivers. and
railroad building, TO facilitate o. cotton
transit, is being vigorously p oslcu-eds and,
as this svsten IN oar soathe-a states gave
astonishing impulse 10 it, c~HlfiTat on. it must
result in lndia. u The period az fourteen
lion pounds 70 England EeFft. OF tirttsn
millions, and the import 81 q 6.hcr rrasf-.esu
rose from .hres a%niliIuns one Hundred and
fhirtv-fye tbousaHd pounds in 1875. o. ai4ht
millions in 1851. This comparalfflV small
item from aaother countries - ~ inripaur
from Africa. One great cause ~ o inru'sr
departed 10 de cotton culture in Asia end
Afica-and Il is an~'eiemeHt upon which lla
hopes n success in those regions are f1nndei-
is the low price Of labor. a. compared with Che
cost Of toll IN the United States. AZ ufescns
several Of The kinds used, even ID Iniia. are 81
qualities {" inferior % middiing only; but
progress, invention ard improvement are even
on the alert, and a few yeaEs hence might git-
ness a very difere tcCndr lon Of tliazs. Even
low the lower sorts Of African and lodia co.'s
ions are woven win due proportions Of de
better articles raised ih the Untsd Sstas.
PsaUTlraHin Iquiru.
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The Stanton Tbgiaiaa tells this
story. One Of our ~townsmsn, Mr.. George
W. billiard, was involved in great danger at
H.rpsr's Perry last wsek. Hehad gone there
on business on the day after the capture o.
old Brown and bis party, ard in walking alone
in The vicinity Of TIE Ferry enjoying the splen-
did scenery, with one Of the pixies in bis hand,
and two or three blank commissions m his
pocket taken from the insurgents, and which
Gov Wise had given him the day before, he
was parsued and captured By a parry who
were hun ing for Cook. Mr. billiard was i'm
medistely charged with being one Of Cooks
men; the pike was satisfactory evidences, and.
the cry was raised Of shoot him shoot hims
and severed loaded guns were pointed at LIS
bresa- Fortunately, Nr. Dmard retained his
se'f-Passessiou 50 wen that TIE party a last
yielisd to bis request that Be- souId hstaken To-
The superntenleat At thr FsrY, ard there be
permitted to prove his innocence. Mr. billiard.
said & was about The most trying alf hour Or
more De ever spent.
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EDrroRs AFFEALs ] would suggest 10 you
and to the people o. The state Of Tennessee, 10
czI on the present Legislature to amend the
Anilida laws, 50 as to authorize the raising Of
volunteer comPaniss-eaTalV, rile and other
comuzrlss and a~riilery--in different portions
Of he STATE, each company to m form al IFS own
expense. be STATE 20 furnish each company
with 2 faH set Of suitable arms, each company
to Be drilled once q month, the STATE to pay to
each person 50 serving as a volunteer say one
dolisr 70 one kfty for each days service, q tax
to BE- called the militia tax 70 Be levied on
al other persons subject to militia duty, ana
exempt IN time Of peace, b. which means We
wculd have a large body Of vel trained sol
disrs with arms in band ready to7io duty sta
moments notice.
Respectfully, yours, etc., H.F r.
NovExsEEs 6, 1859
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THAT should be read By men with damaged ard bn0tsn-
down ooasutuaons, Is HUMAN FaAILTYi on, PHTsI-
OLOGTsAL RESEARCHES" Il Is beautifully Illus
tfaicd. and treats infinitely O. an ne symptoms thatin-
vuiahiy asreioac themselves. loouer Or later, reauitinF
from he fnIfiss and viflslus habits q early youth,
inransriiaing ihe victim from sharing ne fuilon Of
ue natrimsulal stats. ant. n n0t ehecked IN time, de-
se~nar.tlng an rs functions Of manhood, and BRINGING
sim. dep By step. 20 a nugerrz and untnsy dsath.
ssd ty m. BsEROwi iai Hlse,srr street New Tork.
Price a5 cents. sen, Tree sse1uhsro. ssdaix ty
MANSFIELD 4 co,
n.-..H. 49,.
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EcsEa.REEMI.P

y. y sale Low to the trade R. 3. DAsur 20.
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Royal Havana Lottery.

TUE lext Ordinary Drlrinr In the EdTal Havans
1 lottery coui--reih y the Spanisa Goverur-eut. IN
-r ne supervisiea Of the Clutaiu-zererai o. Cuba, VII
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OLD BRowS's OrINfoy o. HIs TRIAL-A
correspondent Of the Boston TrareTer. who
was at at Charestown, Virginia, the other
day, writes
During my interview with Brown al the jail,
be repeated what be said % court, that be was
perfectly satisfied with the fairness Of Lis
trial, ans the kindness Of his treatment
Brown has not been in irons since the first
night, and every possible indulgence is shown
hin except fhe i~nduisence Of delay. Even
BY the accident that TIE term OF the court
happened to be held fust at this time.
Captain Brown appears perfectly fearless IN
an respecis-safs that d. has 10 feeling about
death on a scsdoid, and believes that every
act, even an the follies that lea to this disas-
ter, sere decreed 70 happen ares before the
world was made.n
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The Great Vital Regeneration
PROTECTED By T6TtL IE7rEss PArEST

or ENGLAND.
fuf ee-u-nI hr the seals o. ra E-1r g. Pharmarie De
Paris ard The Imaeriaf CD eEe O.
HediCine.T rune-
NO. 4 f. uva'u-hle FOR reia~rt1n enrrmaforrh1ea
v aus nFv-ial exhau1iln. and isl tonic.
$40. p mnlatrly Craficafes tH traces % hose dis
csars rlt have been hitherto tr-afcd BY TIE uauseous
and p-rnciaus o. r. % Upafva ara crheus-
So. has entirely suppianiFi thf iuinrlous use o.
uercl-v. thereby lrsurinr o. TIRE sufferer speefy relief
repcfsi1z an the Impurities saa rr1tins ont the vrnrm
nf disease
r~HrEsETsn Nos. a. 2, snf 9 IRE prepared IN he
form OF a l1-n-e dato-d % taste and smell. and can BE-
carried iu ue wa'Etcoat p0ctef. sid in in cases ani
divided into separate f1aes. as administered BY Veipfau.
Larena1. Rrlx. Hr RI. etc Price - each. 20 four
cases in ono fr So. which savos s. and In 81 eases.
uha ebr mere D. a saving ~ s.. 70 be bad Wholesale
and % All ~ Dr.. BARROW NO 1ef Iireckar street \
4 luueiafely on receiving a rfmittarce Dr. Ba--
rev viii forward the TriesFmar Oh any partof the world,
a-ru-sIv parked ani adiressei a~-,riinu % The insruc-
n5rslSw.v MAEsFTELD a co.
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p son broWnioW improves the occasion Of
DE Brown rebellion 10 attack bis old autago-
ait. Rev. A. Prrnne. to whom he addresses a
long letter. EI-. PynBe, having declared that
ls had personally assisted Brown 20 buy rifles
lof use in Kansas, The Parson retorts upon
bin as f~aiogrss
"The c0wardice of a~bsconding and leaving
glorious old John Brown 10 help himself,
also sriis You. Add 10 this your challenge to
rae 81 last month. dated at Williamson. New
York. 10 renew the debate on slaFew-uh.ch
was intended 10 throw us of our guard az To-
Your where bouts-lnd it De- clear 20 nv mind
th rcH ucre ii this movement And until
YOU prove where you were on the 10th, 18th
and 1Ssh dzFs df October, 1859, ] shall regard
ss one Of the murdefous and cowardly
hWocnics in Che Harpef's Ferry Instruction,
uaaer q false aud assumed name"
BroTnloW concludes his letter IN the follow
IE strain.
honestly believe you have been at Har-
peI's Ferry in person. and fngloriouslY fed
when danger stared you in the face. u you
were not there in person, your letters 70 fglo-
rious Ola John Brown are ID the possession
rf Gov. Wise, Slowing that you were aiding
ard abe-ting in tbs murder0us work. I hope
tae iette-s 8ii Be published, and that a requi-
elton Hill Be made upon ihe New York Gov
tfncr for you Should yeu Be brought to Viz
tizuia and hung, C viii be a carious fact, II I
Ia there, and present on The s~caaoid, 10 adj
i~s.aistsI to yoH, in your dying aFonissi the
consolation Of the Gospel"
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For. NlEe.

A GOOD - io f-rt aT TO. 90 Jones arrrur. Win
"A Aies imNpFeufnts-slr Rooms. cstrr1. rfc. Trrns
easy. Apply O. YOUNG, SIS Nh rfrsst.
1870 acre1 % rtdas lana IN tie Artarras r~a- t---a-
mlic1 above Pine Blar. lHo acres In NO. 49,
years Atarrlia u1rrei.
lt9aore1 ril land in me rieh unris. pr-irl. o.,rf,
Azkansa. WILL trade for s1me Memphis 81 .sta-s
properly YOUNG.
Real Esiate Braksrs. avs Nan sfrset
100 Or 1000 acres en- ra Arklu1a1 river. -
mproseMf1ta-fe1 ufrrars. nine hanfs. eiorr ---r..
cie $1,000 uorth ~ ctF properly taken II ~ -
80 or 80 acresZ2h cufn-aau improved ar rr -
aasirpi river. 80 mites bel1u Msunhn Tirlv -
9foes thkf mul-s, ETC., es. A goad plara. ii rre--f
terms.
Lnla houses, l1as farms, with ne7raes and ftort
DE place. vnrVe
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14 DA eAAaal- Lep11Acanl
ACCUSES, Nov. s, Is59=Afchison City
gives johnson Democratic candida e for Cen
ciuding Atchisoh, gives him I5T shortly.
TIE whole Democratic ticket u flis country
= elected.
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TIE victory achieved in this CITY. through
freed rHf r~io'cacs, blythe American party has
ur-ei 20 ashes ia their grasp. At most they
have secured b1t a few local Offices, that can
i8 DO way compensate Tor the opDrobrium in
CURED il the gaining Of hem. IT, the State at
ar-e hey rrs aiier'V defeated, and viii no
doubt have TO pay the penalty Of their mis-
teelz. Iheir opponents have a substantial
working majority in both branches OF the Leg
is'8turs-a majority on Joint ballot, which set
Hss lle question Of The United SAFES Senator
ship, and win most certainly, we presume, de-
-ern.1e the rejection OF both the Senator and
delegates loI whom a majority Of votes were
rrtl ned at the election 10 this city on
Wednesday lass So quick a following Of
rcIi1ulon uron ho Grim which excited /.
has a lesson fhat even politicians should heed.
VIII our political convictions on national
llaifs as firm and unchanged as ever, we find
ourselves, with th0Hsardsof our feliow-cItizens
% auti-Democratic proclivitcs, reea rdiug with
a deep and earnest interest this SWEEPING
DEMOCRATTCTRTUMPH Itopens The only
possible door cf escape from the yearly Tepsti-
zion of the scenes Of Wednesday. The citi-
zers af baltimore wiz look 20 the Legislature
for tis ieiicious bll firm exercise Of lie legiti-
mate powers 10 their behalf. They win look
10 j. Cor a registry law which will prevent
ile-al voting; FOR the division q the wards
iato Convenient voting precincts, so as 90 re-
'u.e The opportunities fer violence: for The
suppression Or that great engine Of moral and
pol teal corruption. the lottery system: and
especially they will look 70 it for such a rcor-
ls from the present force, so utterly PARTISAN
lied as to be beyond regeneration, and render
hereafter, rs far AS possible, free from pO-
Hf cal Observation-Disclosures .fmrriran-
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0E0 ACREs. 100 cleared. admirably Improved
ZOO eighteen m~iiesfun Memphis, on The Charlr=
Eniir1li-hest land frf neIrhh1rhouI Dr. ihf county. and
11r haif-mue % Fc--est7iIe Female Institute.
r~Eaas-rreuiy PER cent. les than any ike land
within ten miles. Call on
~M0NsARRkT, DUPREE h CO.
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The Test Of u Fears Experience
Has proved The Superior Quality Of
HEGEHAN, CLARK s. CO.'S
GFNUINE COD LIVER OIL,

IT D. pronounced BY phvsicinas the best remedy fr
4 Consumption. scrofula Chr1nir Rheumatisn. etc.,
ever disoav cred
CRUrIoN-The vsi-e % tia remedy da1enls up1n
is purity. AMI Iu ou.rr o. eer1~n oar customers a pure
rrticIr.auFuf gur drm weu' to NrTforrisli to suHcr-
intend fhe msnrfncinra q our oi and ue -arran- if
u1re. So thal Hs lsble has the eazl@ and mortar and
hr a nature over the c1rk Of e1eh bottle. a. there l. o
greet deal OF claan. laieri1r OH painri on ~ genuine,
o. re -reat iaiury % uau-nfz.
ksEf H=E-mfn. Clark CO p snl take no other,
AS HauT have o n ru-si with tle eeaHlne who have
used others without aHy bennett.
USEFUL rs EvEuY FkEILF--Plirt. Grease spots,
ffr removed Instantly, gloves. silks rihaous, etc
cleaned equal o. new. without injury t9fhe most delieata
-Irr - fabric. bF Wa-rmal & e. . Crncrntrsted Ben
rHe only IS calfs per bottle UF-rman q Co., Drug
rasis. i6i. $50 aud 75s Broadway. W Y.
30 $3.50
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nllnel. oasres.Iona Elss.lsn.

-H
S~FhISGFIrrp, Nos. 8, is59.-surlnefsld ha.
given 2iz Democratic majority. sangamon
county viii give over 500, and returns from
the district indicate a majority Of 5000 for he
Democratic candidate, John A. MeCiernaId.
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II aIruiaure-to numerous 90 meuil1n- Just re-
Il csIveI. dne and new. An can BE- supplied ~ reduced
prices o; private sale. tn1 Tuesiay, ne 18Th, al can BE-
supAicf % Aucial-
Come q the Aroade,
Money can BE- made
nsfs-st @ CAYcE Co.
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The Jury was accordingly discharged. and a
'ar-e number Of freeholders OF the rounty were
=umwond 20 appear tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock, when the case Of Cook viii be taken
NJ. Il viii excite a large degree Of interest
Cook win be defended by J. F. MeDonald,
AtorHev-Gsnersl, and Mr.. Worries, district
attorney, Of Indiana, and Messrs. lawson.
Bolts and M. e. Green n our own bar. The
prosecution will be conducted BY Andrew
Hunter. Til prisoner seems q be in fine
spirits, and is not without hope Of a verdict in
his favor. Gov. Willard and Mr.. Crowley,
his brot~hers-in-aw, VIII be present during the
entire trial.
CHARLEsTowN, November 3.-The trial Of
Cook commenced this morning, when lis con-
fession was read IN open court A Jury was
hen ~empanncled and the trial went on.
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atb advertisements.
Mississinni Iand for sale

Two Gee ions lying broad sic. Abort hair
4 creek rttom, IN Faula coulty. Nis-lssip5i -
e1f1t forty mile bfilH hfmpaia. o. or near t1e4EA
Aisstarpi and ieuneasee Railroad. running -
tun Memphis @ Nsu 0de1ns between 30 ani AGO
acres in cuitiVlfldn.
lhe qnlntI ms Land 4 sid, ina pleasant urigh-
hQr1Qci. ol1velicutu mfrEcf. and Il e.nrr way drzia-
abe Tor = cqtau Plantation. Terms a. sale win b. made
easy. ABBY a.. A. II sfraudn near ua fsuf. Col.
eust1, or o. mFsrf AmeEa. Ga1rria.
naia-iaFan rLEAsANr srOvALI.
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gltn S0btrtissnRnts.

IN AlnediseneHfs for fhs appeal mast b. handss
IN at he Clerks de5k.
I'll ffpcriseMeats pablishe1 N he Weekly -AP-
neal are charged ORs Dollar per sqa0rs for
eadi assertions.
81 fransinf ad~reTfisemsafs mast Be marked for
a asei6si fine. RheR not ftss marked, thsy
ell b. charged for one geek, and 6iscOniiaEsd
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SWMaPies
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.
t--ur AMI SAGE Maur-ar.-.-.--WH C. THOMPSON.
So. n. nAWsoN.
N. 81. "a. WaaHeu

sIlEa ?. . II % HIIIIEEV
II As thr pleasure OF forming bis friends and fhe
III ct zens OF Memphis ihat Dis Benefit takes place
tins eveniar. RDAT- Nov. -. $50 ISGOMAR-
f1zamar, M Whaleyi Partheuia, Mss Jenay Stanley
TIE IRISH TrnnE-ctdT OEauEe alias Dr.. O'zo0le,
Mr. W. n. Wh ley.
pre-s Circie, P~arrucit- and Haio11y. IS cents :
PiFsfe R1res. e5 and sos laird Ter and CoIcreI
Gallery. IS cents. Box Oacc open from 10 A. ~. o.
p. r. Doors open a. s. o'ciacE. Overture osu-
uel-es az : o'ci11k- Curtsin rises precisely 40 ~
HfeIncE. urf0
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John aACEAE's
PURE ExTRlCT OF CALVES FEET,

-||| y ||I'"T ""'"NN"'
TINS rn.rsfan Tairautsei % BE- abiainsd solely
.ror aa idt 8 nat ne stsenoa Of imFufhE o
vs-r tl asr mpi--y rsiisa ugoa- uis siTone-
3 nsrfss As makiasa arn. tsi-lt sud neauiifui
trs elmer duris glspases Or fn iheuss q IN
i
sas Assa Heu1d's.
lEtEIEG x WHITEHALL.
ssl. Ea.n street.
ssi1z a,es Erz sresnis~
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- or r~ENrEserE.

IurasPouse to . call Tor informaticn by The
House Of Representative The president OF The
Bank Of Tennessee makes the annexed State
ments relative 70 the capital stock Of he bank
and branches, and heir circulation on be first
Of October last:
q-.-.l y ~ casl.I 80 arlll Dr. n u
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DIRECTORS.
ROBERT BAGE, President.

ROBERT BAGE........
GEonsE OfDFEE-.-.Of Georre Opiyse A 60.
JoHs d. scoTr...--. John d. scott & co.
JOHN A. G. GRAV.....
" uAupEN--. Haiden. Taylor & Co.
JOIN sLAnE.-.--.-- John siafe = co.
ALBT. ". CAsFIELD.. Merchant
AMOS n. S~AcKErT.-. Eackrt. Bechsr Ao.
HEHRY A. swift ID. n. Arrold 4 CO.
lowell HoFPocE--. Hopqoek 4 Greenwood.
HEHhNF S~FAuLpfNo spsuifinE- Vail 4 FuIicr.
jas tosEs.- LAieJ. ~ Davis, Jones &
joins III. haoWNIgo.. Merchant
WATsoN p. Cash.. Case. nfvis~- rs.,.vs
MAhrfE nATEs. IT.. Mcrenanf
ALExfs BHAao-...... Alexis Hrsrr A warren.
ELBnrpoE VANsvczEL r. Vansyckel %.
CHAa- Baiauin, stan 4 co.
GEORGE W fARLrE-. Counsellor.
w. h~ELcHEh---.. SacketL Beicheg a co.
LuEE W-THoNAs.-... Thomas Ec.
ANDRE " HALL.-... Merchant.
JOSHUA ArKrSs, Jr... J Afkius a
NArHAS southuick &Pheins.
Lhoa AcHAHpa-- Iagi1r, Richards 4 CO.
hoNn- srRAouE.- Dsyt-n 4 Sprarua.
rEIeA AiNG----... Peter " Kinr 4 co.
GHAs- u C~oGoILL-... G EFW C---7u
cALIxrE H1EF1rR... DadEar
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uAfIrL n WILSON,. D.M W1snn a C.~ir~
Policies l.susd ana reu-ref IN ~ 49, -s..t
49, eenQ-y - GEO. W l. CROOK. AGENT.
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WUsEEhs, ur VIE. MANILA D. ROSS Ha -sr
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Wt cancer urrrlr.l uuf vim m eEurea-Hl lafer-
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WILLIAM ROSS.
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MOONS fn my building on soufh-siie % Monroe street
II oser sisreroom % afonslrrat, Duprse A Go Apply
10 8. W. AYERS.
uaie-tt or M0nsarrats nuprfe \ CO.
Odd Fellows Hall for Rent.
TWr rrbHr ban assembly, room win ante-7oom a.
t1-hef. D. GA Fellow Hal Buudinz, is Cor rent iur
az ve-r 1850. Proposals viii BE- received uutll 2sth
urcrmtrr. Iems-1arterlv On adFaEce.
note-f GEO E-OBERTSON Treasurer.
On brs. chalceMra Beef On c~ensiEumrnt, and for
iUU sale low % tie trzde.
u.fa-tf r. p. vi e. co.
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81 Frifag. 40 cmhrr a. uhsu be trusa % meet@6
via fle same liberal rafrarrse as1fEre. ensnl1u-
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hr f-rrsI lr ne fieferf circles ef Paris and Loudan. and
raarv .ntrr1cef ll Eeu IlrE P1n1telptia and AsW
grIr1rs. uff b. che frsf l~uirosu-el tbs session.
Hours o. feachlnE Al usual. Per terms, etcs apply %
Pc. r.. sthis AcsdsnT, Or ts Gag1so uonse.
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