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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-06-06
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR TH1 CURE or

FOB The CURE OF -.-.
Conferences, Jamdiee, Dyspspsid, Mdslafioa,
Dysenitey, Foul Stomach, Erystpsias, HSodasAs,
Piles, Rhesmatisss, Ezsptions ~sd Slim Dissssss,
Lirer Complaint, Dyopsy. Tstes, Tssovs snS
Salt Rhesnu, Hovms, Cod. Nars!eia, - Q
Dinner Pi1, and for Purifying Ds Blood.
They are sugar-eoated, 20 that the most ssnd-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apesient in The world Tor al the puposss Of
family physie. 90 i aelzf}l-
Price - esnts pr Box; 1ivs bsx0 he ol1G
Greatnumbsn Of Clesgymen, Phyiems, Staass-
men. and eminent percentages, have lsnt thslT
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthee
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
Insertion Of them. The Agents below named fux.
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which tbsy
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should b tbl-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of BY unprineipled dealers With
other Preparations they make more proAt on.
Demand ArER's, and take no others fhs sick
want the best cid there 10 for them, and thsy shoua
have il. lf8a
All our remedies ars ios ale b.
Shreve & Macy, White Cloud;
Leigh & Shields, Iowa Point;
H. c. Lett, Lafayette;
Van Lear, Hardy 4 Co.. st. Joseph;
And BY Agents in every town in the United
States. dec. n, 60ly.
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10 The Phsf OF ARns.-Sabers, with sheath
and belt, cost from 81 to $40 each, according
70 quality. Cutlasses, such as are often used
by artillery men, cost 81. A breech- loading
carbine, HALLS pattern, which is bess,) costs
$l7. Shapes rifles, most effective weapon,
about the same. Revolvers, (navy revolvers
are preferable to the Army pattsrn) costs from
SIS to $50 pair. A six pound brass cannon,
used in flying artillery, costs 81 600, and the
gun wagon $500. Armstrong; twelve pound
riaed cannon. Ian English gun, of which many
are now being imported) costs fll2 g., OF
about $3.50. A six-horse ossion for artillery
ammunition, costa 500. ca g
pA "STRucK" VoLsxrEIR.-A member Of
the Cleveland Greys writes: "All through Penn
sylvania the ladies treated Us like brothers.
This afternoon one of the fair daughters of Ian.
caster worked my initials on my blanket, while
stood BY and-talking about the weather, etc.
don't know, but it seems to me I never felt
towards any person Is I do towards her"
u Coon JOKE on ARKAEsAs-The weekly
Planter, published at Napoleon, Ark, alluding to
the news just received, of the secession of Vir-
ginis, says:-"on the reception of the news at
this city, the battery fred a salute of eight
guns, one for each seeded State, and also one
for Arkansas, which, when the match was ap-
piled, '6zzled.'
70 Gen. Scott is said to have two nephews in
the rebel army-the sons of widowed sister,
Who had resided in Mississippi for a number of
years.
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PRICE or SUBSCRIPTION.

Daily in advsnoe) per $1,000
Fri-Ne eekly 81 4" ....-... ......-..... $50
Week. ........-s., ...-.s.s 2.oe
- An Daily subscrplions viii be oonsidered due and
nsvTh1e hnff-vosrfr in sdvarra.
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POETS WIT AND HgMOR. Selected By
W. H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
dred engravings full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
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WASHINGTON NEW.

Ussusreror. March 7.-Mr. Crlttensen
vas ssrsnaded tonight By the citizens Of
washington. There was an immense crowd
Of psopie, who most enthusiastically respond
ea 10 bis Utlerances Of feryent Union sehu-
uentt. -,,.
Hs expressed confidence In the intelligence
of ibe people, who now alone can settle tne
Extracting qEestion. The troubles were 70
nerted and kept alive BY petty cross ROAD POI
itirIans FOR selfish purposes. Preserve the
TBion. and the Union viii preserve u.s. Inc
Poran veteran was permitted % retle az lle
end Of thirty years, bat be bad been 70 paDii9
ssr-ies FORTY wears. He expected his trienos
to uphold the Union and C91sti5allon, ~u.gH IN
lave conferred innumerable blessings on us eii.
cen. scott. Senator johnaon and others were
sft.rusrd esrenaded, and oratoricaily resron-
6s5 20 The compliment.
President lincoln said 70 southern gentle-
r,sn Who called Oh him tc-night, to know now
tis inaugural was 10 Be understood, mat u
meant peace.
The southern commissioners held CONFER
enre this morning in Wigfsl's room, when j
- sgrees to postpone. for a few days, thelI
COMMUNICATION to President Lineoln, un'h
Mr. Seward has an opportunity to develop ~ nlz
programme Of policy toward the seeeai'is
States.
M WigfsU urged them to act Immediately
and bring their mission TO close IN ofoef %
allow President Davis an opportunity 20 e =
iurs Forts Sumter anG Pickens before rein !
iorcsments can resch them. MT. torsygu
ignored the proposition, and some high "ofo'
snsued
A. the diplomatic visit, last night, hr: LIN
coin made the following reply 70 the aaoI e. es.
made by Figanier, in behalf OF the oipioh a'ie
corps:
Scents OF the diplomatic body; Please ae'
sept my sincere thanks for your kind congrSt-
rlstions i affords me pleasure to eoniirm ~
conhdence YOU 30 generally express N u
friendly disposition Of the United oLales
through ne, toward The soTereigns and gov
srnments YOU respectively represent.
With equal satiefarti0n, ! accept tne abHl'
rance you are pleased 20 give that me sAln'
disposition is refrigerated by your soYerelehs
Your governments and yourselves. Aho" n
70 express the hope that the friendly reldtlon
nay remain gndisturbed; also ny Iersen
wishes for the health and hspPiness Of your
selves personally"
seems to be pretty generally undesslool
that Csssus NJ. Clay wiz receive ihe mlsslol
to Mexico. This is regarded by tne admins
tretion ss being a. the present Juacture OF ar
fairs In that country snd our own, as the mos
important mission in the Government
Emerson Etheridge OF Tennessee IS sIrongi
urged for the mission 70 Spain.
lhe son Of Mr.. Smith, Secretary OF the ID
tsrior, wsH appointed librarian TO the lnterio
apartment, vice Lester Of Mississippi, Sc
Fsionist
en. Granger, recorder Of the general Ian
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BarstOw's Metallic Burial Caskets.

T|EEP CONSTANTLY on hand all sizes Of FISK &
N CRANES GASES. Also, WOOD ooFFIEs, Of
every description.
Country Underaksrs furnished vita osskets and Gases
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DRs. ,SPIEGEL & REINACH,
Resident PHYSICIANS,
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WORLDl
Eight Years in Memphis.

TNFeRN tie public n general that they prepared
70 treat all diseases but especially those whic,
pronounced incurable. and called chronic.
Their treatment q Cancers Is without any rival, be-
cause they viii be expelled from the system, win al
their roots and hbers, snly BY utional treatment
without oaustics snd without the knife.
They hs9 treat With success according 70 the most i'm
proved science of medicine In Europe, RheunlHtisl,
heuragia Gout Ophthalmla, Fistuia N Ans, ecrofulA
SYPHILIS Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentery Torpid Liver,
Gravel Pits TapewOrm, Piies Brorsy, Diseases Of the
skin Bronetis Consumption, All diseases q the Bye
and Ear and give particular attention all FEMALE
Complaints, especially those OF the womb.
Negroes Who are snicted with any Of the above
diseases viii Be cured, and and good board and &C
eloaatlons while Under treatment at the dsCtors in
Urinary.
The doctors call attention Of patience At distance
soHasy By writing % them with exact account Of ali
the symptoms Of the disease medicine vi be forwarded
By Adsus express.
n CossultinE Room, No. 32s Main street between
Union and Gayoto streets. Indrmary on Unian street
east OF bayou, al Dr. spegaIs private residence.
Br O. SQiegel has 10 his thirty years practice ga
pecauy on chronic diseases cured them with utmost
success he has IN his possession I've thousand
pantsY herbs, bGrks etc, which be can rely upon %
eure diseases Bhieh BY the most successful pract-
ti0ners pronounced incurable.
He also makes Il HE efpeciai practice 70 t.eat all pr-
vate diseases with the Utmost success in short time
no matter Of how long standing, Of what nature
All Dr. spiegei asks from the Aicted is fair trial
then All the reference be viii give will Be speedy cure
70 them.
Thougsnds Of testimonials, from the uo,t reliable
source may Be seen 81 the doctor's ofBoe. deis-6m
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CLEAYES L. VADEN

THE HISTORY OF THE CRUsADES.
Il By Joseph Francois Michaud. Trans
lated from the French By ". Robson. In
vols, l2mo., half calf.
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Window Shades.
DLUE, GREEN AND BUFF HOLLAND SHADES,
ID made 70 order and put up By an experienced hand
FREEMAN & CO.,
S50 Kain street. PrOTine block.
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backbone Of the new empire, and that the
shsped, as far as possible, to conclliate and at
tract the States lying upon its banks and those
OF its tributaries.
The New York Tribune OF to-day publishes
q letter from Gov. Houston 20 General Twiggs,
showing that be approved OF the lattsr's
course In the surrender Of the federal property
In Texas. CLEVELAND.
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DRs. J. B. WAsSON d VIM. WkSSOs,
NO. 800. DENTISTS. NO. 800.
TAVE noved theiT once to corner o.
III UNION AND MAIN STREETs
There they have dttef m md furul - e

ITAYE noved theiT once to corner Of fuHwFEN
II UNION AND MAIN STRESTs. - = 80
where they have ntted up md fnrnishea3 fy,tt-a
rooms suitable for the acoommsdation sf --A45
those who may favor them with their confidence, and
having thus located permanently their professional
services IN the different branches Dentistry, promis
ing the public them In the most Hkiliful AID
idicous manner and In every warrant
sAiisfacticn, both as 20 operations performed and
charEes for the same Further than this We wish 10
bold out ineucement Ehateyer the pubic
specimens propositions 70 % scheap Dentistry"
at prices IS low, even lower than the very lowest
by olksr misrepr stion cf any way
whatever. keither do We wish any 10 mistake
name fWasson) for that af another, a. the name Is
plale and siace business easily found once osrner
Q; Union and Main, Ne. 12o. fe2s-d.tEaw
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THE TEMPEST. By Wm. Shakespeare IL
lustrated by Foster, DoTe, skill, slader
and Janet. Quarto.
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FOR SALE BY

CEeGUes E V'aaen.
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THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated by Harrison Weir. Fine Tur-
kew morocco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-12

THE MAY QUEEN. BY Alfred Tennv-
sOn, Poet Laureate. Splendidly illus
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THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A NJ,
with a memoir Of bis life. Originally
published under the superintendent OF
Olinthus Gregory,.L. L. D., in vols, full
calf, London.
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Coon FoR JOHN CHIHAMAN.-The f1ooto
Of the summer palace at Pekin, although pro-
ductiVe Of much plunder to the invaders, seems
to have afforded them but little substantial
benefit. The Chinese eagerly bought up a
large quantity in the first days Of The sale,
giving in exchange counterfeit Mexican dol
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THE TRooPs AT CHARLEsToN.-The State
troops in and near Charleston number 2,242,
consisting OF one regiment Of artillery, one
regiment and one battalion Of rifemen, one
regiment Of infantry, and six mounted comps-
MES. Whole number Of companies 81 aver
age strength II men. Four Of the companies
are Irish, three German, and one Scotch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-12

WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MoNTAIGNE.
comprising his Essays, Biographical and
BibliograPhical Notices, etc By W.
Hazlitt. In vols, half calf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-12
Notice Of pissnlntinn

FTNHk partnership heretafoTe existing between ".
i r Freeman Of Nashville, Tennessee, and Saith
Freeman Lewis r. Freeman, Of Memphis, Tennessee,
under the snd style Of Freeman a Co. was dir
solved BY mutual consent the hrst day February
1851. r. Freeman having purchased The entire inter-
esi Of the late ". & R. Freeman In the said arm Of
Freeman Co, the business viii be continued nader
The and style (as heretofore) Of Freeman Co
Who authorized 70 settle all debts due By the
former company, the irm consisting o. R. Free-
man, 81 Freeman and l.. r. Freeman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-12

HISTORY OF TURKEY. By A. De Lamar
tine. Translated from the French. In 3
vols, half calf, gilt back.
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To Gas CON UME RS.
ECONOMY In GAS.
RRDUCTTOgT E.T' G.4S BILLS.

DY using EeHsnry's Patent Gas Burner These
ID hurasrs have been adopted BY city auiorties
LOutlvills and Cincinnati for tha purpose OF lighting
tker streets, and subjected 10 the most ririd
phcnmetrical test regards ahordlng the greatest
hmo;nt Of Light for the tmalles. consumption Of Gas
and were fou 10 compete with all other sent
70 he Gas Light Committees OF those cities for their
confederation and adoption. These burners guar
antifd 10 ali who them for the following asvant
ges list Economy in consumption OF CAST the amount
o. from 70 per cent ever the best patent burner
made and from 20 % 30 per cent OF the hth-
tail OF bnt-Wing burner. lad. A perfect clear and
steady hHme- ID. Perfect combustion and freedom
from smoke. 4th. Freedom from blowing aDd wasting
Of Gas common TO the osh-tsu and bAt-wing burners
Ny lnng experience in the manufacture and eonsuup-
uon 1f Gas (having been superintendent OF Memphis
Gas Forks for the last seven years. induces say
they are the best burner that has been eered
the Iublic and used by private to the
exclusion Of all other kinds vhere they have been
troduced. The burners can be ChGader Co 3
drug store; the etysmp pests In front o. he Appeal
once Union street, and DR.. HerriiPs, Madison
street
For sale II my shop frst eoor north Of the Gai
once, Mhin street, between Wsshngton and Poplar.
ABRL SINISTER,
Gas and Steam Pipe Fistgr.
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DE.FT.gE ROOMS.

Also, on the same foor, DR.. J. B. '
ID and furnished
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DAILY RATES on ADYERTTsENG

For O,s sousrs q ten lines or less, one insertion 81 90
For eich sddItinnhl lnsertlon o. sane e........ 90
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LmbrOtypes Of all sizes.

Frem 90 cents 10 $40 We wish q call from al. By
industry aud atsntion 30 business and having but
arst-clsss oferators intend making work equal
10 any in the country. Come and aud try Us Pic
ures o. Children taken iustautaneousy. Respectfully
TEAROET, ROYsTER & co.
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FREEMAN & co.

NEAEUFACTURERs Of Picture and Looking Glass
M Frames, Gilt M0uldinEs, Oornices, Venetian
blinds, Shades, Pier and Looking Glasses, ETC., and
BLOCK, Memphis. mre-sui
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New Dyeing Establishment.
Cood Geek, Washer and Ironer, for

TTTE oTer c woman about - years old with child
w Tor years old for sale low Also a woman Of
ahout the ssme age PAsSahe cook, coed washer and
ironeT and Food seSmsireEsi shout thirty 10
fhirty-dve yearsi very superior hand. Also.
uhout the same age not sood. Al Willis sold cheap
YOUNG WELD,
dsA 18 Hain street, up stlrs,
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CHRISTMAS

A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The AimweIl Stories.
The Young Yoyagsrs. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and EmmIs. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Hary's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
I Woman an Enigma.
Reading without TsarE
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret HuntingiOn's Experiment.
HOoksr's Illustrated History.
The Crusades and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young ChsvaIier.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
tratsd.
The Hunters Of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl s Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmsr
Queens and Princessss of France.
Constance and Edith; or, Incidents of
Home Life.
Little by Little.
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SOMETHING NEW.
CARPET AND CURTAIN STORE.

TTyHE undersigned having spsnsd in the Carpet and
i Curtain business ls nov prepared % show his
friends and the public entirely stock of c1rDet
and curtain -ooiis. Velvet Tapestry Brussels sUper
and common Carpets RuEs, Mats HatsInEs, Coo MAJ
tings ETC. SiIE Dauass, Lace and cGumo1 Curtains,
Tsasels Loopa Bands Picture Cords. CcInics etc. Bun
ard white Holland sf different widthE, Guilt Land
scapes and plain Shades Fl11r Oil Cloths from -
tset eide. Finke & Lyons Sewing Machines the best
family sewing msehus made, for from ass $50 ne
best Of wsrman hand % cut make and lay carpsts
hang Curtains, shades etc.
r. u. GROSTEN0R.
sarl-dnuiv s61 Main street. Jackson Block.
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ARRANGED for the convenience Of Ladies' being on ths
second h0or. We have different styles Of Sewing
Machines always hand. We take great pleasure Ia
showing our WILCOX MACHINE, knowisg, from q lair
trial by those who have bought them that they the
family machine. One great feature IN them Is the
Needle cannot be set wrong. They the most simple
AID least complicated Machine IN use By calling and
seeing them you can be sstisded Of their vslus
Also on the same hOor, Or. J. B. WATSON has httDd
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R0a. REM.

FTTE OVER FOR RENT the OFFIGE now occupied
w b. ns a. commits ssion once, and. DO desired, will
sell upon reasonable terms al the Ofice Furniture.
S7We also offer for rent The COTTON SHE'D AND
WAREHOUSE, on Madison street, occupied by u.s.
Mason & Co,
feiO-im 2Ss Main street, up stairs.
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10 the most elegant and superb manner for The accom-
modati0s and comfort OF ali may desire his profess
sional services; and from personal acquaintance
with this gentleman, and knoEledge OF his si in the
science Of Dentistry, we assure our numerous
friends and acIuanances generally that he is IN every
way worthy OF their confidence.
fs27-3m YHAROUT 4 CO
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ARKANSAS LANDS
For safe.
In Poinsett county in the State Of Arkansas
vi section ~ Touwssip 10 n RaE

yTTE will sell, on the 18Th DAY OF MARCH next, in
w frent Of the Sank Memphis In the city cf Mem
phis public auction for cash the foeTiEs lands %
pay debt for which they have been conveyed 70 70
Wit.
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CT The Charleston Mercury of the 7th in

slant Has tut Loiiohlh6 paragraph
We learn that a vessel, acting under the or
ders Of the United States Government, re-
placed, few days ago, the buoys lately re-
moved from 81. Helena bar. The fact being
brought to the notice Of the State authorities,
prompt measures were taken TO undo this gra-
tuitous and somewhat ill-timed barber i'm
proTement
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BOILING, RIGGS & CO,
Trust sale.

DT virtus Of Deed o. Trust eEsr1tsd q me- D. T. G
u Klycs aHd 5usan = Ely-e the lffl DAY q Arrls
lzs ard q record in the cfdcs o. ne Frsu Clerk o.
ooHni7 % Tippah. and Sate % HisEissI II f1r The
purpole of securing certain dsbts therein nauief VIII,
the t4TH or MARCH MKT. At The residence OF
the late l. g. Elyce sell 20 the highest bidder r case,
the fslgwlnE trac-s or parceL ~ Land, tc-wt- Trs
q1artar section % lana upn wllch she sts T. @ kyce
llvad and upon which his steam saEuIu Eltustsi
the time ci the eEscHti1n Of sald tseft ana. a.
Erslher tract El1u shat plrl 20 George h1sE trr-
sllotsd ard set spErt % h.s son, Bert Rose being
hu1dred and lWel-y-slL on o. the vest side %
section tentysz and forty ac-es Of o. the uor-hsHt
QbaTtar q section twenty 1ii lu township AID range
one east he bases meridian of ChlcEsEsw session
Ths tits j. believed 20 be uuisubtad- bus sIl con-
Fsy only such title as has been Invested IN trustee
fs1l-td A. r. RETNOLDs. Tru-tse-
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TFB oldest Insurance Company doing business in the
i soSth
CASH CAPITAL AND AssETTs, 81, ,oOo, 900.
THIS company rests # claims 10 patronage on the fol-
lowing facts:
E9"It has been doing legitimate Insurance busi-
ness Tor HALF A CENTURY.
E7-It has acquired eRviabe reputation in regard
to fair dealing eQutable adjuStment and prompt psy
ment OF losses which requirement is guarantee hat
10 viii dvste from its fcrmeF course and jeopar-
die a character 90 long and dsserveely enjoyed.
E7-H possesses banA hde means to the extent Of 3
MILLION DOLLARS.
E' II twenty thousand dollars In Tennessee State
bsndH deI Osited with the comptroller. a. an
ADDITIONAL GUARANTEE
70 its polcT holders In this State.
." It contributes largely toward the revenue Of this
State BY annual payment Of taxes on liosaae.
Property hoderI wishing to protect their property BY
policy Of Insrrance in really solid company, one
that will stand up boldly and pay every inst claim
against IT, let what may will accomplish their OBJ
ject by applying at the agency OF this company.
Odlce No. 2, Bank Buildings Main street, Memphis.
J. 2. CHADWICK, Agent.
JoePh Nash, of Nashville state sgent for States Of
Tennessee, Kentucky, hississppi and Arkansas will
aerd to the prompt adjustment and payment Of losses
In hit district. mrs
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RrEck .EEachEaaR
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

II. E. Corner Union and Main Streets,
NJ EMP HIS, TENNEssE
TTTE have now opened up our new and elegant rooms
w for the reception Of visitors. Oar rooms arc
handsomely finished, With large skylight, arranged
exclusively for making al kinds Of Pictures. Our Pho
togrzrhs viii be coloTed in oil BY the celebrated artist
VIZ COOPER, on the most reasonable terms, and Of
al sizes. Also,
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Old NeWspaDers.

clHvERAL. HUNDRED CID NEWsPAPzRs for sale
- 1t tAe ARPzA- osuDsin Roam. SsIt