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y ii huFR
W Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Drv ana fTreen FTp
En stcs Nes IS Fulton and ST Front streets New T
sAlA- oil #
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=, ALLEGHANY SPRINGS sssss
;ii MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. -

- JEFFERSJN LAKE EOTEI.-EED, OF
Es t!arrolon RR-HGvng leased this delightfully."- situated
E House for Of years, this
known to the public that has been thoroughly renovated
painted and efunished and will be opened by 4h
April Thankful patrons for past avors promise n
possible their Wishes should please
them give Il call
GS ca DAN,L PETERS 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-17

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEANS,
City of New Orleans 5
Be remembered that the 18th day of January 1885,
me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President and
Edwards, Secretary of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
rauy New Orleans who, being duly according law
depose and say that the above Just and
and transcription the books of said company
THos s1Ioo, President.
JAS. Epw ARDS, Secretary. .#.-.
Sworn and subscribed before 18th dsy OF Jaauary
1885, d. r. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace; Parish of Orleans.
Board pay ofsIx
PER GENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates OF
Profits the holders thereof their legal representatives
dividend of FORTY PER GENT. 40 per cent? the
earned premiums of the Company for the year ending Dccen
Der s 1859, ter which certificates will bessued the 18th
March next.
The Directors after reserving ONE MILLION OF Doll
LARS of profits have further resolved that oil the outstanding
and paid the holders thereof their legal
after the 18th lay of February next The Cerfcaesto
produced at the time of for canceen and interest
on same to cease after the 3st December, 1859.
THOMAS SLOO, Presidsnt
JAMES D. DENEGRE, YicePrssldens
JAAEs EDWARDS, Secretary. ...
prEECToRa'
James D. Denegre, J.Hart
A. D. Kelly, John G. Rieks,
Hugh Wilson, J. II. Staufer,
j. Y. de Egana, H. T. lonsda!e,
Henry Renshaw, John G. Gamer,
A. G. Tremoulet. Thomas Sloo
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M uRP III VS. HOTEL. Nos 90 AND 100 ST.
ShsfIeb street ems esIaDnsnuent
Of ne most PLEASANT AS we'll as CEhTRAL LOCATIONS
IN ths city, The proprietor bis thanks
age heretofore bestowed ocis continuation thereof
confidently assuring that nothing wanting
Thai may cLlEibuie 10 their comfort. The BAR TEN
Pin ALLEYS connected with the establishment are unsur
passed
SELF If RICHARD MURPHY Pronrtstnr
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Envelopes Envelopes

Fer Wharfmasters
We are authorized b announce ". @. ANDERSON
a. b candidate for the once 81 W-harfmastsr, a. the en-
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For Wharfmaster.
ToBIAs WOLFR is q candidate for WharfmEstsr
Election seth June. mr13-td
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IN
Trnsfees, Nale.

nURsUAET 70 . deed OF trust, executed " James
L Yong, On the ID November, 1850. 70 ne under
signed as tru tees. for he beneht Of Robert 6ordon.
we win sell 81 suction,
ON SATURDAY n 25TH DAY OF NAY, 1861,
TO The hshsst 81 ideE fDr cash, the following defT te1
lana and premises, to-ult: A tract Of land o%ontaiaine
~forty-one acres, situate in shelby county, and State q
Tennessee, three and . half miles from Court square,
IN me city q Memphis, en- The Aurh ide o. Wolf river
on the road 20 Raleigh, which runs By Horehead's aao
Smiths bounded thus. BeEiuning A. . stake In Vol
riFers running thence north % a belly marked B. p, On
the south boundary line Of ne AcKeon 200 acre tract
thercs west 70 chaiaa, IS links, 70 8 sake and elm
pointer thenoc s3uih viii ne smith and Dorse ao see
entry passing their southeast corner 70 q stake The
4 south "a tosrner Of the lard released 70 Tatesi Themes
east % chains, IS links. 70 the t~eginniug. said trac.
afoins the lard Of Wa. 7. EddiuEs- - Willis and
- Yates. being me sase that was p1fchassd b. David
MdEmEh. fFgn Jehn Phiapa.
sad sale viii take place e. the Euuth-wsst corner q
Main AID MADISON streets, IN Inc city o. Memphis, be-
tween the h5rrs 81 10 cferck, A. ~ and 3o'clok p.
~ ~ Eaid 15ih Nay, 1861. TIE tids % the premises
is Relieved . be 500, but We convey - trustees only.
uEERy CRAFT,
J. ". SCALES,
! nyN-td Trpstees.
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NJ aTon.n The Wasbinglon

II HIon," the Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore san, says the represent stives
from the city Of New York viii make an effort
for the repeal Of the Morrill, tariff, but so far
from ~efecting it, the probability lie, that if
double duties are not imposed, a twenty per
cent on nearly al free articles will be imposed.
New York is suffering as much from the tariff
and from the disturbances Of her foreign and
domestic trade, as any port Of the South can
suffer from blockade. The heavy and nuner-
ous commercial failures that have o~celrred
during the last fortnight, are so appalling that
the press deems it prudent to withhold them
from the public, and dependency begins to
succeed TO The characteristic energy Of the New
York merchant.
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For RharfmasfeEs
THOs. r.. WILLIAMS is a candidate for Wharf
MASTER. Election last Thursday IL J-ne mr26-td
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Fer WhaFfmaster.
FRANK g.. BINGHAM is a c-tzii1ats for Wharf
master. at The ensuing June cleo ion. npII-te
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VI
We are authorized 90 aun0unce s. A. MOORE, a.
candidate for Recorder a. the ensuing election in Jun
mrfT-tea
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TOT IaAaLDEIeCIDE-
OEE Fl. OWE is a candidate for reelection
the once ef Tx Collector. Election on the sOth
lime m~ag-te
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J. & BRO.
Cabinet Makers e UphOIsteror
.NSnEEce.

no carr out The provision OF @ trust deed, executed
j 10 me February 90, 1851, by ssrah T. Wesscn and
william O. Weas0n, and daily recorded, 7 will sell,
ON vi 18TH OF JUNE, 1861
To The highest bidder for cash, on the premises, the
following Lot in Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee
Beginning 40 a point on the east side Of Main street
100 feet south Of tue intersection Of Main and Talbot
streets; running thence e%astwardly parallel with Talbot
street II8 feet; thence s~outhward4y parallel with Main
street 40 feet; thence westwArdly parallel with Ia bot
street lis -eet 10 Main street, thence with Main street
40 feet % the beginning. Redemption waived. Title
good Sale at u O'Clock, II.
myl2-td VIZ K. POsTON. trustee.
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Az VOC perceive, have p~urchassI the zt1ct q Book
and Stationery o. Messr. Geo. Puriso1 & Co. J pur-
p1Fe % conduct the business unfer The uams and styli
q II. wade g. Co. Most respectfully DO I solicit i0r hi
hc1se 3 share Of public patronzss.
"a uwTrUW VIM
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TTAVING sold our stock Of B-oEB, Stationery, ETC., q
II Mr- "A. Waag * Co.. after thalElu- our fr=u1ial
the public for The very liberal PATRONAGE extended p
Us, We H1st cordially solicit for the usW drm a u1uluu-
eco. PArrIsON 8 20.
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poss,s was the reply; whsrehPon the wore
half changed the subject Of conversation
It is observed Of 3 deceased lawyer nat re
had but few effects; on which a IemSie
remarked that be had but few causes.
How immensely would our conversation Dc
abridged, Il al mankind would only SPEAK ths
truth.
Some author tella Us that "mueh Is sad
about he tongue.o True, the thing Is IT
svsrybody's mouth.
0Mv dear lady, your daughter is ioyely-a
I perfect ltttle pesrL.D "And pray, sir what an
I?1 aOh, you are the neither OF pearl"
MANY a man is not bad who has got a osd
nsme, and many 3 one is not a Christian "ho
has a Christian name.
A Young woman can have no excuse for
tblpfine her lover wiser than be Is, for u
there's any nonsense in him, be is sure 10 @iA
It 70 her.
Humble persons-Ths husband VINO aoes
his wife's ehurnlng; the wife who blacks her
husbands boots: and the man who THINKS you
10 bin 30 much honor.
A woman, looking for q recruiting once ler
her husband, at New Albany, Ind last week.
said that she could recommend him as brave
man. for he whipped her every day, ana ne
would no doubt make a good SOLDIER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-26

GUARD AGAINST fULGAR LANGUAGE.
There 10 as much connection between the
words and the thoughts as there Is between the
/ thoughts and the actions. The latter are not
only the expression OF the former, but they
have a power to react upon the soul, and leave
The stain Of their corruption there. A young
man who allows himself 10 use one vulgar and
profane word has not only shown that there is
. foul spot on bis mind, but by the utterance
Of that word be extends 10 that spos and
infames it, till, BY indulgence, it will pollute
and ruin the whole soul. Be careful Of your
words as well as your thoughts. II you can
control the tongue that ne improper words are
pronounced by it, you will soon be able, also,
20 control the mind, and save that from cor
Tuption. You extinguish the fire by smother
ing it, or by proven ing bad thoughts from
bursting out In language. Never utter a word
anywhere which you would be ashamed to
speak in the presence Of thel most refined
female, or the most religious man. Try this
practice a little while, and you viii soon have
] command Of yourself.
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a50O RRWSaRD!

GEOn REWARD vii be paid fr the a~ppreheH-
DDUO sion ali delivery of me slave BOZ,
GEORGE, who is supposed 20 have killed bis meE-eA
ter. Thomas W.. Wilson. at his plantation, on Iues-R
day evening, April 3oth. 20 the undersigned q. LAKE
AmerCa. Washington county, Mississippi saic~
boy D. oh ut ave feet ten OF eleven inches in hight vel
low, below cheeks q scar 90 bis head. causei BY a bum
when young; 4f polite address and talks we'll bad
front teeth, black waving hair, but not kirkyf wore
mJ1stache and cain whigkers when De len. ard was
dressed 10 black pants blue spotted SHIFT aad brown
coat BETTE A. WILSON,
mvs-fT0f-u5f By DAVIS BUrEEER.
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CnIIactnr ~ PririIerea


Collector Of Privileges.
We are a1ihsrized 70 announce the name o. JOHN
EEWSUA, as candidate for the Office Of Collector Of tse
Taxes GA Privileges, a. the approachine Municipal cleo
ton. my5-d'
Fer MayOr.
At the solicitation OF friends, I consent b plsce my
name before the citizens OF Memphis as 8 candidate for
E7 JOHN
For TaX-COEIecTOF,
JOHN Fl. BOWEN is a c~audidate Ter recollection TO
the once Of TsI.Conector. Election on the 30th CT
June. mrss-te
For Recorder.
We are authorized 90 sun0unoe S. A. MOORE, as a
candidate for Recorder a. the ensuing election in June.
mrfTtes
Fer Chief Of Police.
We are auth0rizes % announce BEN c. GARRETT,
asa candidate for reelection to the once Of Chief Of PC-
ice At the election in june next. mrite+
Fer WhaTfmasteF.
FRANK g.. BINGHAM is a ct1iidats for wharf
master, at The ensuing June cleo ion. npll-te
For Wharfmasrer.
THOs. r. WILLIAMS j. a candidate for Wharf
MASTER. Election last Thursday IL J1ne m72s-td
For Wharfmaster.
BEN. Il. ATKINSON g. at~anIiiate for se office OF
Wharf-naster. Elecion 9Th o. June mriO-td
For Wharfmaster.
TOBIAS WOLFE is q Candidate for WharfmEster
Election seth June. mrl5-td
Fer Wharfmaster.
We are authorized 10 announce ". G. ANDERSON
g. d candidate for the oncs 81 W-harfmaster. a. the en-
suinE election, son June mr2E-tds
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bust Received.
Common Law Court.

vs.. . 80
Daniel W. Wrirht.
A z the February term, 1851, OF the Law side Of the
- common law aud Chancery court OF the city Of Mem
phi. il appeared that defendant was a nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee, Il was therefore ordered that
publication and stay be msds as required b. ] w., and
that defendant appear Al CT before the second Monday Of
June next, 1851, and plead, answer OF denur to plain
tifis declaration, or judgment, by default viii be taken
against him.-[4 weeks, S6.00.l
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, CLERK.
By A. J. WHEELER, Deputy CLERK.
Brown & Frazer. attorneys for plaintiff my1-4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-26

A Scar PROM HIsroRT.-It is q eireum-
stancs somewhat remarkable that Virginia
was the sigh,h State Of the thirteen 10 give y
id adhesion to the Federal Constitution IN
17s7, and is now the eighth State OF the South
/ 10 sseeds from il. But what is more, her re-
/ cent reluctance to leave the Union was only
/ e~oualIsd BY her original aversion to becoming
a member Of it, under the Constitution that
was presented for ratification. The eSnven-
I ton OF 1887 was composed Of members, a ma
ioritv Of whom we're elected to reject the Fed
ersl Constitution; and it was only AFTER the
clause declaring that "the power granted un-
der The Cons tuition, being derived from the
people of the United States, be resumed by
Z them whens8ever the came shall be perverted
to their injury and oppression and that ever
power no granted thereby, remains with them
at their WILL was inserted in be ordinance
Of ratification, that six OF more Of the major
ltv opposed to the measure consented = vote
for il. Even With this accession OF strength
the Constitution was carried only by a vote Of
50 10 E-CharIest0u Courier
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UNION STREET DEPOT,
OF
Western Produce!
BOILING, RIGGS & co

NO. q Un1O2 street,
HAYE on hand and for sale large lots Of western Pro
/ II Once and Groceries, CONSISTING Of
1000 bags Irish Potatoes; 800 hrls. Cementi
200 sacks Oninnsi 100 boxes Cheese
500 sacks Coru5
200 brls Fonr, various brandsi
TOO raams Wrapping Psperi
500 dozen Buckets;
100 nests Tubs, paintsd and cedar
25o br'e- whisky $50 bfls. Liaei
$50 pieces Power %bom Baggingj
100 coils Rope
100 sacks Fiourf $50 bsxss Starch
900 boxes oysters, fresh, picked and sPisedi
$50 b zes S0spy
Zoe boxes Toba-ca, an f~ualitiesj
40 bales Cotton Tarus3
800 kegs white Lead;
% caro0ns Indigo5
$50 tris. Domestic Wizes and Liquors;
2casks Imported Brandy;
win a crest variety Of sbalf goods, eubrsci1g Pie
fruits. Mastarls, BhTkinss Matches, ereuud Singsr,
Pepper. Ciraamon, gloves, Mace, Alspice, Pickles Ia
bic Salt il papers, Cotton Csrdsge, Chamnaenes, Wei
Buckets. Bottled Liquors, Wax candlessf various eolors
etc, etc.
Grocsrics, welld do well 70 call and examine this stock.
nol4
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T 2. CHADWICK has removed his Insurance once
d % Ol2-Tausws' Hall, the drst room or the right
1t the TOP OF the stairs, where he viii be happy to see
bis old friends ana customers, and adcrd them every
facility in his power Ia his line OF business
he sill represents the old " Hartford Insurance
Company the oldest company doing business ia Mem
phis, and the Ph0uix Insurance Company. No oon-
panies in the country have earned . better reputation
for pr0mptuess ard tair dealings
Fair dealing and prompt settlement Is, and always
has baen bis motto. J. B. CHADWICK,
auT Insurance Agent. Odd-Fellows' Hall.
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Grocery and Millinery
8 TO II 81

GREAT VARIETY OF wel-selected, fresh and So
"A perior Groceries and Provisions, fne Wines and
superior liquors. Of direct importation, are always
tept On hand al the store Of JOHN H HARTLEY, cor
ner OF Linden and d. soto streets. He has just received
q fresh consignment Of Ame , st Louis Hams fT
which his establishment is celebrated.
Next the Grocery establishment, on DeS0t9 street, be
has ust opened 3 store with an entirely new stock or
Fashionable Millinery, B1nnets, Dry GoCls, Trimming
and every article in that line OF business.
Ac0mpetent ard experienced LADY viii attend TO all
who may extend their patronage. Ladies' are isvited
10 can and inspect the spring stock, which will be fouad
superior and attractive, aud al prices that viii suit the
times. Ohm Fl. HARTLEY,
mrs Corner Linden and BeEoto streets.
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~
OWENS D; o'Hgrra A G.

DHfLLPs " q Payne MRS.; PennstoH J; Perkins NJ
L Pennelton W; Peterson NJ Parts A; Pierce NJ Phe-
Don n s; Peake L; Plot l. Perkins P D. Prieketi G.
d sGAN A; River n z; Rodgers B; Belly n; Rudy J;
n RiEht n c. Rose N Nj Rearion Mrs Rogers Miss q
Rice G; Robinson s R; Rodner Miss; Robertson A;
Reeves n.
CTALLS v; Sovry s; spivin G; solomon Nj Smith K;
> atewsrtJ A 8; SLAUGHTER x r; S Ockiy L J; Smith L
Smell n; smih J; Shea c; spore WI Sanford
Twice s; Thompson n A; Tucker 5 S; Thomas A R ?
4 Turner s.
UTALLACE " NJ WhiibY ~ whitby Williams P A;
w Whitmare J; Williams S; Wea'herbee u
Worsham s J; williams n; williams Z; Williams r y;
Wiitars N p Wilson Fl Wilson O. williams 7 n; Way
lavd NE.
UOUNG s.
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THE HARTFORD INSURANCE CO.,
CHARTERED Il. d. 1910.
TEE eldest Insurance. Company doing business in the
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 100000.

TEE Oldest insurance Company doing business in the
i aoHth.
CASE CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 100000.
This company rests It claims to patronage on he fol-
lowing facts:
It has been doing a Legitimate Insurance busi-
ness for HALF A CENTURY.
q Il has acquired an enviabie reputation in regard
to fair dealing, equitable adjustment and prompt pay
ment Of losses, which sequirement Is a guarantee that
It viii never diviHte from its former oourse, and jeopar-
disc a character 50 long and deseryedly enjoyed.
It possesses bnna ade means to the extent Of .
MILLION LA
p It has twenty thousand dollars in Tennessee State
bends deposited with the comptroller, az an
ADDITIONAL GUARANTEE
70 its policy holders in this State.
E- It c0Rtributesl largely toward the revenue Of this
State by annual payment OF taxes on license.
Property holders wishing 70 protect their property by
q policy OF Insurance in q really solid company, ore
that Will stand up boldly and pay every Just claim
agaiRst il, let csme what may, will accomplish their OBJ
iect BY applying at the agency Ct this Company.
Once No. 2, Bank Buildings, Main street. Memphis.
J. F. CHADWICK, Ascent.
Joseph Nash Of Nashville, State agent for States OF
Tennessee, kentucky, Mississippi and Arkansas, viii
attend to the prompt adjustment and payment Of losses
in his district. mrs
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@lsteIIaarOns.
FOR CASH ONEYi
PRICES,
RNtEeaL's @Or9MNs.

AAA8 AOAA1ALA A41AMAIaAa
THIs most celebrated watering Place is nov ousn
u for me reception ~ visitors. arr has areadv A
Eco1 mauy per1ols fra9 tiGersnf parts % ne country.
We have eugsEed the feryIcss q ne CELEBRATED HOLD
INC BAND fr The seat1n, who are bard % excel On
brass o. string inslrumeuts. The advautazas OF fshire
are admited By al Wto have vsited fhis place 20 excel
those Of any other Watering place. shlal crees being
Only 8 qeaTter % a mile. aud Ten8essee RIVER only four
miles distant, and We are 1uPDlsI ulsb ashinr bsafs
o. stihs Tor the purp1fs. Our Ton-pln Alleys "a BIZ
lard Tables are 10 goo4 order.
The waters q tnete gpIinH are ec1mue1la BY
mere than two hundred Of the most eminent Fhrsicfass
IN the surrounding couatTT, Tor the cure u srufua.
ropay, d~ysrfpaia, liver c1mpialnt diseases prel1iar %
females, sore eyes, chronic 9iarrhel syphils. ana al
diseases or the kidneys, urinary organs. aad al eufs-
neous diseases. Members % ID most remarkable
cures have ices tesu1ed % b. most respecia5Is ugiug
Witnesses.
Col James Murtooh, late Of TuEa Springs. assists IN
the management Of the house. and no pains will be
spared 10 make orr quests ia every way ceufarta5Ie.
oar table shall be supplied with the best toe csuatry
aa5rds. and orr accommodation ~ every respect slail
BE- as goCd a. those OF any otaer usfeflde place lu ue
country.
orr 81 ga coarhes viii BE- at The DEPOT 81 Florence on
he arrival Of ne cau, a. all times, and e1aTey 90 pas
sengsrs 20 aud fr1m the Sprln2s without feiaT
Our livery stable So we'll stocked with c~10iages. bug.
gias AID horses, Tor pleasure riding.
myi2-tf ELLIS NCop Pr1prletcrs-
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EstFays---shelby County
TAKEN MP b. W. B. Lask, On the 1Ith day
j OF March 1851. a brown PONY, ten or G&
twelve years Old. thirteen hau1s high, slit 49,
zach ear, sh1d Gil round, and apprlise1 az SIS. said
Lusk lives in the Fourth civil district
Takel 40 by EEum DuEniug. on Tie 1th day OF March,
1861 DARK brown mare MUL age not known, me1l1m
size, head being gray from old age, and appraised AZ
SO. sad Dulning resides q hzt nile from Reisigh.
on La-ralEe road
1890 s. FIFE. R.1Rer.
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GWNEAGR.
ERRmaNRNE.

an and after this date we will sell sur Goods low fol-
~ CASH ONLY. The e~zigency Of the times re-
qui-e it.
my2-Im sNOWDEN. TERRY < co.
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}. mORGAN * CO.'S
- CARRIAGE -
ANUFACTORY
Cor. Third and Washington SIS.
oHo % " ~,

q All orders fr new work .nd repairing sstend
20 on the shortest notice. feI-fiE
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FREIGHT AND ACCOEEODAuON ERAIEs
WI lsars a. a--ivs q a--.a.

LEA@ETT -
s 1910 Ar Gamer E..-.-.-.t09 p n
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AEB FEIDATs.
LEAVE AnEIvE AT
Garner at...-.---3Is AZ Memphis at.---.szG p
on TCEsD4rs, -~HuHsssTs AMI EATr 7ATs.
Trains arriving 81 EsIlt connect via 1- Memphis
7 asd CharIesfrn and zoe Hwuhis and ohio Railroads
Z Tor ae E--.h and East.
Trans Er-iTilg at Garner stariru there c5l1ec win
O. daily line 0t mail coacles. which leave on arrival a.
the Isil trails for G-eraia. and New Orleans STA His-
si-Epui Central Railroad.
Greusda tickets are SOLD By I. s. En1EItcn 90 eaToss
ans Wdrshau ho1ses. r. TGu
ms General Sgperlu.H1fn "
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A ILIeQN A. Archareis s; hither y Arnold N n Al
"A Avery All Arnold @ Andrews n.
nKLL Z A; Harness Mr.; BuEon Mrs. Burrus 81 Brown
b JMs Barr n 81 Bland s. Bourke * Brown n a;
Brasy p Brown @; Burrows Nj haad a p brptton y
Brown s, Grown p; Brooks G; Brown ~ Brown 2 } Ms
Broadhurst G u Byier q; Broni @ p BOYD ~.
/ NAHIL c; Cox r.; Callahan Mrs; canaa N Nj Gun
u ulneham A; Cook Z; Quincy .; Campbell W. Col
iins n; Coward s. Cunningham = 2; Crandan Al Car
isle j n; Carson A G; Cowart s c; Campbell A A. Carr
Chiizooi s; Collins F l. Carter NJ cunElngham y
Carleton M; chenish ~ Cook c; caIdona MRS. Olark
4; Ooiehsr S; Courtney II 0oiiiyr N.
| nAVTs A; Davis N; Borgsn Mss Diisoa L Dooleu K
u Daniels r; Davidson J q Demont Mss; Dongheriy
N; Daniels II Diug ~ Devote r DopouShA.
. ELAM A. EdmondsK
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Il Farrow S W. Fisher O. Futren ST; Fhnn V; F9ley
r; FItzsibbins A; Firisby B. Fi3zherber NJ Foster D e.
Fisher EE.
NARTRRLL T; Green S b; Gleason J; Gmdan O.
III grav III; Govere T S; Giles L Gordon a. Graham
s A; CO man NJ Gandon Il GibseR NJ Camden n J; Goh
n M 6reen
T1ILM; Harper s A; Holeomhs B; HlrEins A NJ Ran
ii p Hanosok Z; Hubble O. Henry j. Holmes X;
ii ct8v =; Hortheld N 81 Howard N 2; Held Q; Howard
Ms; Hancock N 3; Hamilton 2; Hashway L.
TEEFR Il; kirk j Kinsola J; KRAFT n.
7 n; LsmstusH Libis Il Lemozur q Lovi S.
NFuLLINsM R; Moore Mrs; Norris 6; Morrison Al
vi More l. Mitchell " B; Noon A; MHhson j Nil
len n; Moore Mi Moore n A; Norton N; Montroy h B;
Hoore NJ RI Merris s. Gegert n.
NEcnowELL s; MoCsn N; McDonel K; NcLemore A !;
M Mccormick Ia HcGry \; McElrath EW.
NTEsTER NJ; Newton Mrs.; Eabers Nj; Norton z 3.
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