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2li meeting AOol.
TE7HE FALL MEETING over ths Memphis Cunrse,
j win Commence On wEDNE DAY, october 3)th
1851.
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY. October 3o.-Sveep-
stake for al ages heals % two miles 500 su5sCT p
t!0n, sll9 toTfeIt. hree 90 fill the stzEc.
sEfiUND DAY, THORSDAY, Cc.cber 3l.-Sweep-
stake FOR three year yd- mile heats; 500 5scriF-
tiau; asa forfeit
TaIhD DAY, FRIDAY, November JOCKEY Club
purse s2C0j mile heats. best tree IN I've. Enr ance
money (teh per cent ssdeJ.
FOURTH DAY, safe RDAy, November Sweep
three year old, heats Of miles: $500 sub
scriptioI; St0O i0y cit. THree mere % al the
stake.
The above stakes to nsIe and close on TUESDAY
October ist, 1851. Security for The forfeit required
in e cases.
Ths CLAY STAKE FOR three year ots; S59O sub
scrIyt0n S2UO 0rfeit $50 dnclarafiOl, closed with
tEs:y ghJ Subscribers declarations will be run
/. o. HONcAT, OctcDsT IS L..
Shouite above stakes AZ Purse q $500, three mile
sze-fs 1l Iaf auded, VIII be EHnS Up
On Tuesday.
Nominations to be mEJe 70
CHARLES STONE. Secretary,
au2S dtcc1 Box No. 40, Memphis.
Louisville Courier copy one month, Or until sup
rra, bv ! 4.
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Mas. PARTINGTON NIsITs CAMP CURTIN
aMlster Century, said she to the guard az TIE
gate fsis this toe camp meeting Of the Penn
svlvanIs volunteers 2D "Yes,p replied the
ssntry; 'sthis ls one department-the artillery
depaTfmsnt Is over The hill" "Oh," said she,
"this is the infsntils corpse, is it2 When is
the artillery going 20 hyP'i "Wby, ms'am," /"
ssvs tie guard, "the artillery is moved By
horses aEd wheels, as you see that gun now
comtpe.O COIL / thought Il was one ct The
wings Of The sTmyl should think tbeehaTge
of a mounted calvary company very eestive,
somauy nsH 8s9 horses0
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STATE OF TENEE5sEE, ,
coNrnoLLEa,s -. Na.ayllLe. ~. b. -. !

CoNTROLLER'g GFFICEt Nashville, Aug ~, 1851.
Ths is 10 certify that the Insurance COMPANY @; Jfe
valley Of Virginia located az Wcn~sttr, IN the State
OF Virginia has complied with an ne Teli lirsnents Ot
the code the subject J foreign insurance corpora
tjons in sections AS 1907 inclusive as a as The
act of Path Of MagC5 1850 chapter s. section 10 70
arri1a deposit with she controller OF twenty thIu-
sand dollars six per cent buBs % ihe state aud that
O. " l. Crook is the legally authorized sest q said
company in toe city OF 4emphtt, State or Teanesse.
J. T. DUNLAP, CoEtr0ner.
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fiEMPHIS FEMALE CeLLECR,

+ lHE sIXTEEHTH SESSION will begin on the SEQ
3 OND hONDAY in September This insttutioa
1t 10 believed aiJrds unsurpassed sChiss the
dslsit!on II thorough and polished edu alton, The
Bozds sad Treasury Notes Of the Confederate States
will be taken al Pc value Cotton At the market
price, 10 payment Of dues Tna charges in zdTau z,
board and regular tuition SiOl par session
twenty weeks. TO secure situations patrons should
make previous Application, The number Of pupils is
limited 70 sixty.
Foy circulars giving iu psTtieuars apply to
.. @ MACPHERSON
Je2S-iaw3us President
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RETURNED PROM ILLJNoIs.-A gentleman
who moved to Illinois four or FIVE years ago,
returned 10 this county last week. He lies
been residing about $50 miles north Of tse
OHIO river. he says volunteering in that sec
tion is played cut, and that Old Abe's govern
ment was 20 commence drafting the day after
be left. He saws that RoW TIE Feeling lhare is
divided, two out Of every three being for he
North, ana the other third for The South. TIE
opposition 70 the y al Is growing, despite the
Efforts Of the lincoln despotism to suppress
freedom Of thought and Speech FayftieDlle
obssYvsr.
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NNEG Of kNasR4

I OFFER l0r sale a valuable 'CRACr or LAND, situ-
a Ged u Come BsHi, Ar,s.. ku0Vu thr RFisc0e q
J-Lki sisce being tuP -iaieast fractional quarter
and east halt VI sou Invest qusiter % saciJn 10,
uHTtH Gaf - section EId essf half % Lhsast
quarter ~ >eluf a, aiBs $50 ceres iu tcwuJp
2 u-rth of r-Ggs east, sdioninc the lsnd Of Major
BALDWIN ths south. SAID isBd vii be sold privately
ard urvry icr tie zane are iHvilet Tbr sale a. De
Closed alter the lst Ut December next. Terurs-Oue
fhift CASH tie bzisEle Two equal annual INSTALL
m~Hss. Address
GORDESTIA WAITS. Ex'r, ctr,
au2T-3Us HcIlv SprlrgS Ms.
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T. Capt. James Gwgan, COMMANDING the Macedonian
capt. ". 5 Ws'ksr, commanding The Br0okyn. or
other naval e1issrs in c5muana. snd Lieut.. A. ).
siemmer 1T Resimsns A=gi'lsTys o. S. Army o1an-
IazniIng Sort Picssas
II consequence Of The assurance received
from Mr.. Mallory 10 a telegraph OF yesterday
to Messrs. 3 gleT, Hunter, and Siidell, villa q
request that It saOnid be laid before tbe Pres
iSeut, that Fort P,ekens should not be as
saults3; and an offer Of such assurance to The
same effect from Colonel Caase, for the puT-
pose OF avoiding hostiie collision.
Upon receiving satisfactory assurances
from M. Haiiory and Col Chase, that Fort
Pickens wilt not be attacked, you are instruct
ed not to land the company on board the
Brooklyn. unless said fort shall be attacked,
or preparations be made FOR it's attack. TIE
provisions necessary for the supply OF the fort,
yoH will land. The Brooklyn and the other
vessels OF war on the station, will remain, and
yea viii exercise the utmost vigilance, and be
prepared al moments warning, 10 land the
company at Fort PlckeuE; and you and they
vii instantly repel aEg attack on the fort.
The President yesterday sent a special mes
sage 20 Cor gIess, commanding the Virginia
resolutions Of compromise. The eommission-
ers Of different States are 10 meet here on Mon
day, OF February, and it is important that
during their session collision OF arms should
be avoided, unless an attack should be made,
CT there should be preparations for such an at
tack Ia either event the BROOKLYN and the
ether vessels will act promptly Your right
and that OF other officers in command at Pen
sacols freely to communicate With the govern
nsnt by special messenger, nd its right in the
same manner to communicate with yenTself
ard them, will remain in tact as the basis OF
the present Instructions. Signed.
J. HoLT, Secretary Of War.
/. ToUoEY, Sec'y Of Navy.
A copy Of the above addressed 10 s. r. NAL
lorE, at Pensacola, and in bis absence to Col.
CEsse.
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MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Chestnut Hill,
.Ktar LAGRANGE, Tsmnesses.

rTVHE FOURTH AEEUAL TsBH q shIs Iasss.a.l a
Z viii cpsa sn the I5h q september, ems C os- o.
lEst Of June without intaTnsi sslau sx,sfl Tor
ChTista hoildsys Tie success of -as lzstituse
fsT, las eiah ed tRe proprietor 20 psovida t,1-s-
teaehsFs g0T eysIy sepsrtuneut. 4 leru ~ sr -
riIT ts4auiE ACCOMPLISHED DuI Master a. hrtl
Sanity and Artillery Taotes has heen esspiov-,
viii Ukevise have charge ef me Hah--rstcai aass.
seut. The erms used bsgea-tar VII be on- H-# rfe
sizlJandsr. for the parpose q swing przctiszI .
dsi ride msas 20 or1sr fHf ~ suItsbls size 20 IS
from ten So seventeen years * age. Tarz- shs1i. .
pFsctic5d AZ least once W B. T. is 9-r ea-- %
make every pu5ii tl0Tsreh-Y accnaintsd vlth re -
ties y th5 -odier iR cetsll. forl ia ths csmD ana
the ferl. Gos-l fClolafsliP t- o e.ud utft1rr i .
piias, after a FORM .hs 5sss oi ne s1.esTs gaa-a
BE must have lutsIlirsr-= I r8.ua bis rieai- z Ill -
tsry discipline % give fnei-Eeg he defence rs
and 6siiy syllnsstic szssiscs u1 a17 llvza1s o
- the scholar BUt essential i1 t-tiu fgsic-i E-F-r
ent and activity - thu =7ii7r. on t1s trt sf g 8
remark have b ad 35CGdau, r-599 il toe sll tor
y7aTs. IN tbe rer1arSAtte irproTe117Ht ln h-fi q,
strength and ae1siy oi every S1isar Ia tac lH--s
est 6ymnasts IN Amerie5 is teasasr IN tsls e-Fs =
Eent.
NE can Assure our trlc-1s sla the pusc thai % -
sttuou Is complete 81 ~ lis zrrsng1asn5s. fr
= tho highest tsxres OF physical iue1 sI
and moral development. AMI s teei coalsnt us ~
able 10 give anple return for every expense. 20
Professor ca Modern Lzrg1sEes, HraWInzi and y Al
sad INST ulnentsl SUSIE Is accomplished IN al 20
Jsse,-. ard great scquisiti0ni ths Institution n
tAe - t"e seafl the la-lly lS-ciA - 1ia-5 ~
two p-cteSsoia visits Tee lelrti VIZ oe nc sons
IS heretofore blue dress suit and gray gnfress IN
cfeT % save trouble ans much expense 20 sl part
bave en1ssed good tailor and boot maEer for rls
Instt; ase. The cash must be deposited for all epen-s
TIE proprietor allows counts q be MADE. u
pocs et non6y must De deposited with rs Principal No
student can haysud the bounds eEcept 10 cauch
when furiough- Ths discipline viii be suigfIy
military.
TermS---Per ANIMAL Term, $275.O0.
This IroIudss fuel. board snd tuiton in ths rurl-
ments q English, Ancient Lsnguages, HsthsInal 8,
the ue Of the symasstu'a the siutaFy Din. and
srIns.
Hcderz Language French and German 10 be srci an
8aily1 Drawing ard Instrumental usic At Pr7seses
rates ~ schools vocal 8uslc tsEsht 70 all gratis
No pglil takea FOR less than tbe anaUai term, e
y special agreement.
Pupils entering alter the first mcatA, VIII be cs- -
only fos the rsrps inder Of the academic wear.
0us-half pzy abe On tae len OF September and ne
balance tie 1t oi February.
D. PERRKNLE, Propri-to-
Sit viii b. observed that sdr1it boss b. ~
sFe undsr seventeen, aud 4s rkay 20 % use IL
sr they -h0Ua lose time iroa set0s Aii eDEs- sd
in tie School southern.
au1o dsR So
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Terms pes Session 4:
AYABLE HALF-YEAELy-TS TX
ADVANCE.

hNF-hletFss
For Bard sui Tuitio1 5n any oil. ~ tie f5o5iaa
branches Rsadin<, writing, Arithmetic English
81 amman, Geography, History s.bet1-e, CJuao-iJiel
Criticjsm P-iucip pe OF Nsiu 81 Fhl'e1pay. t5eu q
try sni BJtsHy Aaais sud Aarsl Philosophy. Plan
sewing NsykiHz Sc, S15 $50 $50 oT 800 s-c1gl-
tuition SIS 81 25 Or SO scc1rdaz 20 ase or class
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ASA2.a4l -
Tie market value Of the above stocks have been lut
at sRs bcme pI .ee Far as could be ssceTtaIned.
Ariouat W lttifiues due and
dus g. bsuks and other CREDITORS, ga 81
Losses adjusted and due ami unpaid
because u contest among creii-
tors. ...-..s.s...s....-. ,SSl -
Lessee s.es ed and not 5lein.3sG 0S
SlIce pa;d's.s. '-..---'.- 4rilo Vj
Losses uuadiusted tst risS). )........ 47o5 IS
Losses in suspense, waiting further rro0s Zone c,-
cept what resisted the sIcund Ct frsui aud mol
All other claims against the oonluan there are some
unsettled matters IN wrich ii Is believed there VIII be
balance IN favor q tie company and he offsets in these
cases not embraced in the above satement OF ssss
TIE greatest amcaut insured in any enc risz, fEe gen
srs rule OF s company Is not 20 sxceej 5000 in any
one RISK.
Pauy tcbe Insured IN any city town. or VII age depending
upon the 'ize and bow butt.
2ts -za.t s-,zG. siIgc3 T. h- ing9rrl 10 siIy one
block depends upon us extent ana conitr1cIlaz
The act Of Incorporation OF ne company the sa51e
as heretofore aIed.
W T. Bent, secretary
STATS OF VIRGINIA,
Frederick Comfy, t0-wu- I
J. &. CARsON. President, aud va. / BENT Snrr'-
tsry this day De souay appeared before ire subscriber
Justice vf the Peace. IH ani for said county, u the
State aforesaid and made osth tat The annexed state
men is 5rue. Shown by e books and papers On e no
IL. ofic- % ssid company.
Given under nv baud this 18th day o. August. 1851.
J. r. BOWEN, J, p.
FielerilS County, tV-Vlt- (
IL. c. RELY, Clerk OF tho County Couri Of F5ie-
rick county. IN Sat" aforesaid tu hereby certify
that J. H. Bowen. before riaW ths fgreeIns 1-stsl a.
was luadc Is Justice ta- FsIr- in tt t-T saw l'H1-
ty duly r5Inmison- and -,,rn. and thai 20 az his acts
a. such u fsi.h and oreG, due, AMI 81 rl-h- ought
90 30 given as well ln c0fr- rr Justices u arreo3i.
In testimony whereof have bsreuuto subScr bed ry
name and axei tha seal % said c1Urt, tins 3h d8r 1f
August 1851 sIl In uie Ssh vssr NJ the coHiwoa
wealth. ). G.. RELY, G. q.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Frederick CaUaty. t1-wit:
T. Rott B. Wolfe. Notary Public IN and iog the CuUty
Aforesaid do hereby certify that have examined,
and compared with the reEotuE stas suent. tta btr
certificates o. stock. DuItssge5s e.., belonging 70
the In-urauce Company Of the Valley u Virginia,
and fud then % correspond there with. AHd DO
further certify thst the valu@ aZ9d 10 each As cor
rec :gr I at:r % ietermae from gg0tatisls,
and other reliable sources nouHa lion, AID that the
rlsrigsges ara property of double the value O tne
debts secured thereby.
In testim ty whereof have hereuno subscribed nv
name aBd shixFd my n9t4Ia al atl. st the town ~ Win
chester, Va, august 1911. i=6i.
ROBr. b. WOLFE, Notary Public.
STATE OF TENN yE5SEE,
~. Au-
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mnrrrana Refugees.

A psFty Of tgeBtY-fOur refugees from Mary
| lana, including two distinguished mam bers Of
/ the Legislature OF that oppressed old Com
iaonweaitb, reached here Yesterday, and report
! a condition Of affairs in tbeir native State so
/ shocking to every American idea cf indepsn-
| denee and Of moral pToPriety that It would be
! deemed incredible bet for tie high character
of those By whom the accuracy OF these re-
! D0rrs are vouehea for. IHdeed it might we'll
! be said that the tFsth of Mar lands unwilling
| degradation has not been half told. There
! was, on the part Of the gentlemen referred TO-,
J an evident disnclipation 90 mention the sp-
: psreHtiY we'll grounded TumOr5 Of resp Ctable
/ mstrons violated, OF husbands and fathers
Tudely dragged frcm their families, OF homes
1 des0l6ted and Of property wantonly despoiled,
I and vet their recital Of we'll authenticated
facts, Is so fsF bayCnd what has hereto ore been
conceived 10 be OF possible occurrence in A free
country, that only by the utter want Of every
means Of effective resistance can the passive
| subm ssion Of the people Of Maryland be Ts-
/ conciled with taeiT kRo.n gsiantry aad
/ spirit. One cause Of the present sullen quis-
! tude OF the STATE is revealed ia an eloquent
! remark OF one OF tie refugees, a gentleman Of
/ eminent character and widespread Influence:
1 "Ths eyes Of oar people, he remarked, "aTs
/ fixed, with their hopes, upon tie Virginia shore
: Of the Potomac, and ali ears are strained 10
! catch, frem that direction, the first sounds Of
! y
| And thus it truly Is, Maryland Las sugrcu-
dered her ancient self-Telisnt spirit, 10 her
] cOHiding hone Of aid from the Southern Con.
I fedeTscy, anu by 30 doing has rendered the
! tender Of that iids promptly and powerfully, a
duty az sacred 10 our honor a. it should be
grateful 70 our sieetioR.-Ricimgnf EAgHircy.
IMFoETANT PROM THE SoUIHERT CoAsr.-
TIE following dispatch, taken from Tho New
Orleans Picayane, was sent by the Balize Tel
egraph line, from Fort Jackson 70 MsioT- Cen
ersI Twiggs, on the 2o5h inst
FoRT JACKSON, Sept. 20, 1861,
Es far General D Z. Tw sEs:
Mr. Fulda, The Telegraph operator at the
head of the Passes. arrived here this morning
from that point. He reports an engagement
between Tue c. S. steamer Ivy and the United
States steamer Water Witch, without iBiary to
the Ivy.
The Iyy was down the Sou b Pass when she
discovered the Water Witch. She ca me out Of
the Pass taking the C. s. Cutter Pickens in
tow, and proceeded up the river. IL the mean
tine the Water Witch came Up the Pass direct
ing constant FIRE Of solid shot sEd shells al
| the shores, apparently feeling FOR masked bat
teTies. Arriving at the telegraph station she
sent boat ashore and took away their bat
| terry and other instruments. After visiting he
/ lighthouse, opposite that place, she again pro.
I ceeded to sea through the same pass. The Ivy,
/ having put the cutter beyond reach, returned
/ aud followed Tie Water Witch as far as tbe
| bar. ISignedl w. B. RoBERTsoN,
Capt. Artillery Condg.
RETURNED FROM ILLtNors.-A gentleman
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HsADapAnrsRs, rzssAcorA L,s4aler,}

HEADQUARTEBs, PENSACOLA LIsTBICT,i
JauuSry 20 1876.
IT, Capt sazass; B4rroa, %. S. n, Navy Tard, War
rilEtcu
SrR-I euclcse herewith note relating 10
dispstcb sent to him from Washington from
the Hon. S. r. Mallory. This dispatch | also
inclose, il having been delivered to ne BY mr.
Mallory For that purpose. These documents
speak for themselves, and I w0uid request that
vou would communicate them to the officers, or
ANY one Of them, to whom the telegram is ad-
dressed and also or assurance that on con-
dition that the com yanies on bOsTd the United
States steamer Brooklyn intended 10 rtiaf0ree
Fort Pickzns sosH not be attacked, and the
preparations for an attack shall be discon-
tuued.
Communications By special messenger be-
tgsen the army aud navy officers on the Pen
sacoIa station and the United States govern
meut, TO and from, shall not be DISTRACTED in
any way. am very respectfully, your abedi-
eft servant,
lSigned W. II CHASE,
Col. Cong Forces OF Florida.
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF the State Of Virginia, RiehmORd
= z. WEST, agent,
OFFICE, on MADISON STREET,
Or,osife Rank oF Memnbis

Authorized capital 81 s0AQI 70
Cash capital and surpinz paid asa 90
q $50 coo dep Slted with Controller 81 Nashville,
a. security % policy boilers.
Tosures against loss by Fire Buildings snd Aey-
-hsndisg 9f svery dascripticu. Also on leases ana
FnrnitHre. All gsseE squlssblY sdJasts ana promptly
psid. aV7-iy
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To the question as TO "5y whom and what
authority negotiated - we answer, that the
State being out Of the Union, sovereign and in
dependent, the authority 10 make treaties or
slipulatioDs to bind the state Of Florida or any
OF its citizens, was bF the constitution vested
sl5ne in the Governor and Senate; and rot
having been made or ratified by either OF
those branches ef The government, Il necesss-
riiy follows that this was done BY and upon
the sole authority and responsibility Of the ne
g0tistOTs.
To a proper understanding OF the " obi ga
lions it imposed o. the people Of Florida" j..
Is necessary tbat it should be borne in mind
thst at ifs date (28ih Of january the steamer
Brooklyn was not a Pensacola, and DID not
arrive of this hsrbor until the S.h Of February
succeeding; and consequently, the assurance
" that DO attack will be made on Fort Pickens,
HB.sss an attempt 10 reinforce its garrison
shall first b msds," was an "obligatiou i'm
posed upon us, lot to make the attack until
lie ARRIVAL of tbe Brooklyn, with reinforce
ments, aud that no preparation should be made
to attack on our part until the landing of troops
should actually have commenced on The part of
the enemy"
The benefits it cohfeITed'' by thus prevent
ing certain capture, and tue establishment of
a strong hostile for reBs, tareatening our every
movement, together with ths f'iBjuTy resulting
10 tle LcuLtlGIdG1r nuA ltic bbuih Cdsl upon
The character Of the State" can as well be
determined by yourselves, as by the under
signed.
Having re pended to your several interfOga-
tories, without referring to collateral facts and
circumstances existing in connection with this
matter, we hope that we have been sufficiently
explicit TO convey the information sought BY
Tou.
with respect, We are your Ob't servants.
JAMES ABERcROMBIE,
ALEX. &. BLoUNT.
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SOUTHERN CoAsT DEFEKsEs-ACTYE PRE-
PARATIoNs.-IRe capture OF H2tteras has had
the effect of stimulating the South TO more ac-
tive exeTtions in the way Of better protecting
the coast against similar assaults from the
enemy. Wilmington, Fort Mason, Newbern,
ard other sssaiisbe points on TIE NoTth Caro-
lima coast, are being T2pjdlv put in the best
possible state OF defense. ' Volunteers, we Oh
serve, are Tasniug forward from every part Of
the Sa5s TO defend the seaeoast On the
Georgia coast preparations are active for put
ting il in defensive condition. The equip
menJ Of Fort Pulaski, is fully completed, The
STATE Of Georgia having expended about $50
coo for heavy guns and other necessary equip
menis. Gov. Brown has also assumed tie
constitutional power to call into active service
state troops 10 conduct military operations or
tue coast.
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FAss7lANN's IFoN TIE.
STATEMENT
OF TIE CAPITAL, ASSETS ASD LIABILITIES or
The Insurance CO. Of the Val
ley Of Virginia.
.EFrEas &. 1861


a'e in aocordazce with the law reguistas Aseneies
OF Insurance Companies, other than those chartered
by The state 9t Tennessee
IHIRST The and locality Of The company, ''Thz
II Insurance Company Of the valley ot Virginia. 10.
csted AZ Winchester, virginia.
?. Tue amount of capital Siock..... S3e90J9 "
3. sbe amount % capital Sto>k paid
Hp.................s..... .-....., $50 ssZ5
The remainder daa Is represented
by stock nodes u nneoubted
security. 4,s15 s00J00 %
ASSETS OF TIE COMPANY.
Amount OF cash on ha1d iu the hands y
agents and 0theg persous. 24S9e %
Real estate. h07a7.
Bonds owned ~ tde company, N!z.-...'....-'
STOCK Bonds II StockhaideEs ........-. 4675 %
Par value. Market value.
bonds. 82O000 10 Oo0 90.
II virginia CJUaoB bouis.. ttlo0 100 %
! 90 Tennessee coupon bonds 10000 i4oc0 90
non5s' md" ..'.s........i... 1od0o seon o.
Allegheny caiuon bonds, 5000 ,20g o.
2 Lylch5urg coupon bonds l,5C3 i,2C 20
/ Corpoy sttor o. Wincbes-
ts- g. cou1oa bolas. SO 900 90
rel1ei Sgi .,ti.i'5 1870 1870 co $50 %
Dsots secured by mortgage, tJ.n'it.
o. real estate worth janOe The
Delt, Otherwise secured by pleJge~ u stock
and personal security. ia 0is a.
Debts for prem INNS. 5tt5 81
/ Other securities as follows, to-wlt:
Fsnk Stocks. Par value. EsTketvslue.
I iSa shares Farmer Bank 0t
virginia s5ggk......t... &i80iW IT sac o.
81 shares N-ith-uts ana
/ NaflauIcs S4Hks.....-- 600 M 20
I 81 siarss BsnE Of Virginia
7 EtJ.Cks.s s.otA. ass 81
! 50 Exchange Bank %: Va. 5tOJ $3.50 uc
/ 20 shares Bank Commerce 2,oua so %
! 20 shares Paramount Bank, lO0J 50 0u
! 7S fhara- Pan< Jf he Yal-
e. cf V.rgiRia.,,....- 1,sB0 S,iI2 0S
/ 10 -hsres Bank q " IN
I Cnestcr..............-.- oJ] 800 %
I p ~hsras Bank Of Louis
vile. ky........s.s.-.s 2r2tu ? sua %
/ 5 shares Bank OF Kentucky, 500 500 90
/ y sjIurcs Commercial Rank
% ErutuCsy.....-...... $50 500 %
10 Ninchs sster gas CON psny $50 4JO 90 a 40 81
uHcs furniture, stltlore-
/ y, plates, etc.......... 500 %
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eR9 W Z. CROOK, Insurance Agent and Average
Adiuster, Telegraph Euidins continues 70. receive
Applications aud renew rc!ices for the ove od
spd reisb'e Uthern Insurance CcmlaHy ~ rates o.
- IN. .-..a-L -Cc-n-.nE --Lu- Z. ale. =.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESrON R. X. Cg

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. K. co
MEMPHIS, Au-ust 90 1S6i. (
NOTICE hereby given 10 the Stockholders in f1i
~ Company hat b Ge'ss 'oi thf irsss:er o. -ipes
remain closed until the ist ,sy Of Oc-ober. is6i
dividend Il four per Is declared hy ihe Foarj
n Directors 70 the Stockholders, who sueh eH the
I5h September, 1851. Sail dividend ll se peid ut
he fres5ures oice sud after ths isr October ueSt
GEO ROBERTSON,
Au30-dswtOcI Secretary.
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G0ntati0Ral.
EDUCATIONAL.

III x. J. SCUpDkR'5 schc0lfof Toys viii be fluud
" uesr Seeond street, batween Besl and GayUsO
streets. a Military Department aud Gymnasium have
been iltrudgcsd, under the # Captain Co, ks,
TIE great point this school will be 90 prepare 10y
fox the Vali0us business relations life. For term
lpply to he priCcl04i spIT lv