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PROCEEDINGS OF e. YGRESs


Mr. WILSON reported, from tho COMMITTEES on
Milinry Adairs, the Mtitia BILL, with amendments,
a,any Of them Of minor importance. ons Of which
tirila. ont druuksrds and saeabonda srom the &.
cnpted perxonk. Another turludcs the executive
and tudicia] officers Of the Stxtcs nnd Territories
among the ezempin. brt the States are moi alo~ed
% 70 @ake sxFmpticnt. The eofnpanics Eaa5 conslat
o. @ a3 70 1l0 psfvzte1, IN sdditon to omeess- The
CAN o1 non participation in the rebellion IL strck~
ca'' 4 ~" section u added sulhQ1nngg the Com
, 1866-02-28
New Jerrey Railroad Matters.

SE* YoRE, Feb. e7.-A large metllnc Of c!tl-
zens Of fe"utk ssAs held Oh Monday oreotnc to IN
ae2fshtufc -. II Ttentnn, for Inc construction q
is1x i.tW faFoad between newark and New York The
sn.! ~ nl posAAng thf new company haf passed thc
a's : n1al saaon q tac Scnntc on Wednesday ne1t.
- q na W o. ~ we're appointed 10 20 to Ifen.
son sne ha tae bill In is pa=sasr Though ,he
, 1866-02-28

Pre5eoessot and bele!iac, also that this policy l.
oqi coInaslon S Of TIE atcst struggle ~ dsen:t
Lincoln and ~ biz uaztr7pd brethren died. d.
csrc my cnustcnt irust mat the peoplp viii enp
sosnqps saa npa2!o IL h n II adyers,
supported And Upheld abraham Lincoln.
A. A the @ @SepsIa:lgn Of Nj. DI1oS's remarks.
+ ~. 3AuARuLL rose to eontrorcrt the position
| 1akeu b{ Mr. Dixon, that the Senate bad right 10
3dge of The condition Of STATE at the time Of tbe
election cf' tt1atoss. He MAIN aimed thst Con.
e. IT,, ana not eaeh e. hou.e foE i.eK m9sl decide
mission oi the sthel States, but he did want some
fee9eni:on BY Congress ot loyal State Government
u 4e s;fR bee tssss s1aeg we're s.4its 70
II *hllc tic STATE Or Tennessee vas fighting ayaIntt
shs Go'sfnnept, he bad right to sensatioh.
that question. Vixen aIned: resistance ceased and
lsoetal authority was 1cslosyd in Icanesaec, hat
neErut S, hss Senators and Representatives hid d
ps eea - q Ss .a e a 10 o,Ss Shs5 f
port the GonEtlt uiloa Of the United Suites, p
t,os ut. ThuMgetL M sad that vas lodging the qucs-
1Tcpnt-see bad sent Rep,essn and seusis.
II; sAULsBUFT sid that sasei never having rccoc.
and nda:su.1ctnscpendcnt 1c.atioSs tn reffrncs II
ss ent11ssd to Representation 10 Consss WHICH VI
He-t ~ .SVt1tAAlAEAa3 uu1 Fnen ptAc8
cams. She Was euutlel to representation. lie did
;n no, kpow e H. 'eaalo: Of The word loyalty spped
Mr.. Tt.uM hELI. eaid thera might ,ps ennea aouh
a. 70 fnc time when peafe Rctaally came: i
NJ, f,sAUlSBuhie1 explained thas ho did not ystsn
% 10 70 q " I ennn1 sH ha. be ia nos know the
lave raid was that he did not EuoY tn4 exactm me,n
ing a u'cd by The Republican party during The waf
l!e knew Whst meant ecrot1ine 10 his tntcrpfela.
s,tntlcn Cf h,s corrfry m hia sfsts a1o 'ne eoa
l. At. EOWAN-We had At ~ n1.e ,in,s H.. H.. c..t.
sans 1t i 1U,t. ne g n session q he
Eecctes. Wha, 1rant - fnosE iasa anu tWo
lhc Scnstor frm 1l!nns H. .t,oS.r niseaaa5 M fom
s,s!s bad been nrrsene fo ibc san.aa sau n eteasa
lie Jnase;ary t,omr,ttre von,d ~ nv; S.x waehs
nqa,c Sheibcl ,hst as or au Maa nnae 1T tae Ish
liz rTKuNHi,fi.Was51 n II 1,sa w..
penpsylyanIa oYerth-onn ma ,1naer I-.;t: =, ~ "a
ftnaei - A1ta ".asS oa'oss AZ the
Nv ~ 1r.t mn. apnot ~ u waa thought
Mr TEEsiHfi} p,a ~, ~ III c..os -. II VIZ,
sous In e eae of @ "se q no aaas
MbfIhrr = rsr.t, nv "ot.a e4,,Ry oe question
case OF he istei1 rcheoas ts. 9ey elef'c II the
lion vhether 's.atioa was % Saoa Of 1os IT,;
Alter snma furi3va ram..ks f.o,, u n~.,
snno-t " X ,i M rom A 9ramtall in
q s,ascs fof % oesss tha
Nj Nyc ohtsined :he foor, md he sepsIe ~ 1T;
pa'' P. T. m as9oafnea:
za9 HOUSE "a ..
emu K~serse Co.ps y ,seS n 10 tue Vet
bs III pssS wdssGN inda.! q !oy, introduced h e 4
United sfates, aud to chansc rs.1ta fn,r 1n o. r.
tist<. Hr r Re'sETeq e the Jadieasy canms:ses. '
nd coss oIcieIe ms.haIs snd N ad 70 fhe
The courts ot ,he Tnted stsins a a..os4e5s N
Judiciary Committee. ~ 'ae
, 1866-02-28
Tho RAJlAdc1t, t,{ajn Fire.

pHtIApELPu1A, Feb. 27.-The losets by The fire
laet night we're insured to tue amount OF $I35 G10
Nearly every company 1oses in This city. The Royal
1oscs 42h co0, md The Liverpool and London 60 :
euo. The companies represented by Messrs. Lam
caster s Uaskll lose 3tlQ,0NO.
, 1866-02-28

- Reported Telegraph Consolidation.
SEw ioaK, Feb: 27.-Ihs Commercial says 1t Is
Eeported ihsl the Western Uniua and United states
Telegraph lines have been consolidated, thus max
Ing only ono company. With lhelf line running to al
parts OF the We.tt and through to San francisco.
, 1866-02-28

RicH4okn, Fso. .x'-The noule uf De,rr,tra ta !.
1ecuus!aefEo ihs sGte passing 1he seaa:e 1.lI
ed. 10 toai the legal rac Of interest In V,s1,s
viii rrs1at1 1t PEI cent ~ '1e1aAa
, 1866-02-28

Il D1E&C1BFE Af1N81B04
NKw YoHK, Feb. N.-ohu C. Patterson, An In.
terns Revenue dotee1Ee ~a4 ar7ested. oc charge Of
lrF3tng black mil anon several broadway ne7.
.cAaEta
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congress On that auejecta dIsermination uts,asts
~ i uus Peeps aoa 1n;ast to tho gallant men who
fore, be It I17te'
Atsc{ted, Thst it Is the eeuse Of th,. H,,se ts>,
euch lnlusiiee be speedily rcmedled, ind thst the
committee o. AiitaEy Aaaiss is hereby insfaeted
equalization of such berntits 'N~ '@te
The New York and Boston bank psesIdeuts. WIN
nase been In cenference With the SecretsyY Of tfe
Treasury and Gen. Spinner, In regard 70 he lst,ess
Hseislon taxing ihe day gross receipts without ol
toa tatstaesos5 adjustment 81 the question. It i
a. toliows: The returns Of the banea for duty are
directed: All cheeks on city banks deposifrd b.
dealers for collection are With the unaetstsndfrrr
that the money is MOTTO be drawn from Tic bank:
mt anfls ne3t day. L entered for convenle4ca th-y
account Of uncollected check. These arc moi sub
Jet 70 day tax az dcpostt.. excepting al money 1.
actually paid upon them. To that extent they u1.,s
pay as dep0s1ts.
~ NEw ionE, Fob. a7.-Tho fbst'a spec1al asys:
J be Military Committee Of the House vim Soon H.
port new army bill Us substitute for tEe one now
but te0frnuf2es It. Ns>
, 1866-02-28

A1tSs1ap1e& Assassination Of Frcdcr1rxx
0DMklAAA.
NV ToRE, Feb. 21.--Freder1ek Douela.s ~.ite,
that m attrlipt made to a=aassinatc him in Bsl
ttnQre Last sunday night.
, 1866-02-28

A9ASONIC.-Thcrc will be q Spe-
f4c clat Como aAion Of lafayette Chapter No. I,
scuc Temple, At ~ O'Clock rnoxPI. for work OF n l.
DtEfee. Members Of the fraternity are cordially
!nyl,ed 10 attend. Ell N.TUCk Ell,
ns,S Eerref,rv
, 1866-02-28
The Veto In North Earollnn-Thc Rebel
Spirit Arfa1nE-CabInet Changes Dr.
nlantled by Southern Pnper4-Flnan.
niu

Especial Despatch to tho Chicago T'rtbune.l
g WARRINGTON, Feb. n.
AaNces secelved by arrivals from North Carolina
represent the secession element as hovtng alrtaty
become nost de6ant upon only par1ta! kuo ssenge
Of The Prrsidcnt'e coat1e. In Raleigh on the I'D,
oses half ibe ladlc* uho appeared IN public walked
around the flags hung o.cE the sdeualka. The post
master hung oue urcr The door Of bis of'ce. and
only lew Of the ladies' would enter for their leste1a
The bill allowing negroes IN tho State the right 10
testify where they are parties, passed it, eecond
reading In The House Of t:u.nmops somc time since
lv majority: Alter the Presidential spceeh II
orally passcd by only enc majon.y. The worst
rchels !: all The towns between 1ta,e'gh and this
place rere e1ulant, and their 1sndatlons ana COM
mendations on alr. Johnson we're unbounded.
out Slth ee:an dcnsrast whsh. IL tss NV eos osasr
the Immediate removal Of Stanton and Attorney
Tue course Of Cor. Cox. here is sese.riy COD
drsnn.1 by ths Ohio members, and the grars ohiec-
them. when he read 1t to the delegation. sti1 he
tnnstcd nTon sending It. and made vey careful ar
rangemenss 10 hive 1 teiegzapheA over The country
70 be part Of The scheme 10 alay the storm whch
the course o1 The President has rn.ed and The fact
that Gov, Cox should lend himself toll Is coasll-
A number Of President Johnson,s Delaware ad-
!nirsre toIay prcsented him with sixty pounds 0.
ts.ct and thres: nntons- The letter accplnoanYIng
fhc gltt, which VAS Presented to the President by
senator Riddle, rtates that this Is a token Of the
etteem in which you arc held, in the shape Of what
the diamond STATE can do In The wny Of GOOD uttop
rhichwe hope 5ou will relish aud appreciate Al
coming from these who enter heartily into and
npp1ofe or your course in regard to the Froed.
ihe amount ~ oi Government fnnas pov on de-
posi- IN TIC EaE1one national banks fs Fet5s9 00,
OF u millions In u. S. bonds
, 1866-02-28
Nem advertisements,

~ C. Fl. SCRIyEN. Advertising Agent,
81 DcuFborn ssrccf, IL authorized to receive
Advertisements Tor the Tribune, md all
other leading PAPERS throughout the United
EtAte4 Au1 TnbuiIn
, 1866-02-28

4 nslisap!o iTon factory aud . Touring ri,l and
school heuse and engine bouae also wec, -st.p, ed
By are ltpce yes:ada1 naou easa!:os tpta los. Of
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FRssW VTAfE.
PoIysamy Attacked in i,s Stronghold.

a HiA EtItl At+he~e~ IN H. NtFsltfs- i0Eu.
Correspondence OF the Oshkosh nwis) North
"eaieru.I
SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. d.
One year ago the banner Of religious
freedom was mfurled in Utah, and the
" Geutiies of this city are ROW per-
mi-ted uumolested 20 assemble together
lnr divine worship. Every Sabbath ser
vice is held in Independence Hall. and
our pastor, the Rev. y. Mcleod, who is
q bold and fearless man, breaches The
word OF God iu the morning and even
ing. He has now commenced "a series of
lectures ou the vices Of polygamy On
the occasion OF these lectures the hall is
crowned both with N0rm0us and " Gem
tiles. Every observer can easily uu-
der-taud now that the power Of the
Mormon hierarchy has passed its
zenith, and is now slowly but surely
declining, The dark principles upon
which IS built the foundation of Mormon
religion are lass melting away I'm the
light Of truth, Is knowledge and civili-
Zati0n advance in Utah. The blind, de-
luded victims Of the tone man power
are having their eyes opened now to the
deception their leaders have practieed
upon them, and one by one the fairest
and most Intelligent Of their daughters
have abandoned the Church Of the
Latter Day Saints and come over TO
the Gentle" party. Even IN the
face Of these giariug proofs of abe decay
of his empire IN ,hs hearts OF his pe0-
pie, ths false prophet Brigham employs
threats, eureaties and commands 10 in
veigle his reluctant followers into polvg-
amy. It would seem that, believing
his own desperate situation and the
consequences Of his dark career of
crime, when the hand Of justice shall be
laid upon him, he was determined 10 in
volve others in the same mighty ruin
with himself Nor viii there be proofs
lacking 20 condemn him when his day
of trial a0fa5a. abe Mountain Meadow
massacre, that dark page Of crime in the
annals Of Utah history, Is one fearful
evidence Of the secret power 0i the
atrocitv of tha iiapiIe Band Of this city
90 "fiel Brigham Young was the grand
ma-leF.
jude Titan, from this city, has re-
Gently departed for Washington, carry
Ig with hiW au order signed by Brig
nAml Tor the execution Of q company
a wealthy men who were to start from
salt Lake % California Ia the spring.
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DCQr SIR II Is not customary iJ allow
a cross-eEamination Of witness before
a committee appointed 90 report ou a
subject not involving individuals The
committee Is supposed TO De- desir0u- t
aAertain the truth, and capable of mak-
ing aIl the examination Necessary
The committee is quite willing, how
ever. 70 examine any Witness who may
be produced. having q knowledge 0f the
subject matter. 20 any reasonable extent.
The credentials OF gentlemen claiming
10 be senators have not been referred O.
this Committee, and thers Z, ne pfola-
biitv that they viii be.
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS ASB SHIPPERS.

A GENCTES have been established NJ Mem-
n phis, fernando, ColdWaier- como '-lrJits,
BalesviIle Oakland and Grenada, tu which
points kreighfs can be Shipped llAuut- Pre-
payment until further notice To all other
points neights must be prepaiu-
Much complaint is mace IN consequence or
freights being sent back rom Depot. Every
effort is being made ny tle company 20 gel on
Ffref1hfg as fast as possible, and Freishf rraiu
b,S 5een sent out DAILY Tor tlle iasl ygeel- buT
san IL Is NOT sufficient % meet tae demands
Vifh no Depot in which 10 receive and gfars
freight and bat e limlied supply ofr0lliug Stock
,Vefann0t do the business which Is now aner-
ing satisfactorily 20 The public Every exerfi4n
has been and VIII coutinue 10 be made. 70 III
crease the amount which BE- shipped 1Hf va
cannot DO mere chan The facilities Of the Road
allow.
A. s. LIFERMOBE
ian5 General superintendent,
rfea- fs-rsTrr-s.r.- rors--
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And is q Saving Of from So TO IS
per EsarreH 10 the Consumer.

This article has met with the most
wonderful success. lartsa t,rUportiOn
Of the citizens Of Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using il; but j
am continent there are many others who would
avail themselves OF its advantages We're they
satisfied regarding its UEALTHFUL LIZ Esq
SUPERIORITY, and CHEAE I.sS~.
70 convince such OF these facts 1 have OBJ
tanned large number Uf cert dcatps from we'll
and iaVorably known physicians ami others
few OF which give below. One trial wifi con-
vince the most iucreduIous that il is % their
advantage 20 use this Flopr as an ECONOMY
and SATISFACTION IN every respect
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-23
Important 90 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
The Great Broad Guass
atlantic and Great western RaIlWay

Is now open and running syvo daily H,st er-
press trains from Cincinnati 90 New YORK anI
al! Eastern cities- Passengers wiz Gua this "a
most desirable route. The equipments of tlis
Elegant Palace sleeping Cars accumuaIiy an
night trains, and smoking cars ON al sr-trns
Ample time Is allowed ~ regular hofrs f1r
meals and the unbroEan Broad 6uags offers ~
the traveller a degree of security. comfort 4tltf
speed n0ttoi1ssiouha On any sltifer route Con-
ncctiOns tiG cairo, ST. louis, or thicasgo Tor inns
route are certain aisu cuuuecttous for pin
burg. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washiugfqr
Tickets can be nRd and BAGGAGE rb-rl---t
through sc ali principal Soulhwesiern fiIi-sz
For further inlofInatisn and through tici7sts.
apply u LARRY HAIR tfST4D.
AeeHt tA- ~rii- httiifoiut l4 Jefferson street,
Ut " E. =. BlIVt1TuN
agent Cnicago anu st. Louis Railroad, Nn.II
Madison stresL. Memphis. Tenn. Or
SIDNEY COOS.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERs.
The Memphis and CharlestO,
RAILROAD

Is prepared "a receive and nav steam boz. &
charges anu draya-,a ou fr-lgli. cIusizl..d 10
parties az the following points on the Mralphis
and Charleston Railroid vizs
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One square one Insertion q o9
each additional Insertion p
two weeks = 81. %
one month n
rE- All advert iseinouLs considered Que amer
lie frsf insertion
&c Eizht lines of solid naupafe-l constitute
square.
So Nd advert isomeuts iu The special Nouce
roIrrun viii be charged u cents per line.
80 Marriage and death notices pUsllsled ss
other advertisements.
Weekly paper only. or ar irregular IGfer-sls in
eilacr II the papers wiu be charged 81 Per
Euuare fcr each and every Insertion
rf- A n ad dvertiSeuleuts net marked for a spe-
cfded riulc VII be Discontinued at the end of
one week
- A D advertisements fnr the Appeal musf
be- handed lu al tEe Clerk s desk.
Sc Tra5lsasas adue-fiss7asl'ts al'-t b. poi8 y5-
o. rEird1tCr.
go No advertisement win appear Ia The
Weekly paper. unless by special contract
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The Act or TncorporafIon i berevIll,.

NINIE UF NEW YORK.
County OF New York, January q 1885.
Charles ruylO President, and -. Hiue sec
rrtaTv -f the fvTERNA TIO-sAT. ISSt-l.ASt.E iIsi-
pA,sY, 10 me personally known, depUse and say,
thut they are said officers, and thai the foregu-
ing Is a true. full aud correct statement Cf The
affairs Of said Company ON the thIrty-tir r.t
day Of december, 1858 ;that said Company Is the
bona fole owner of one million dollars cash
capital, and three hundred and iorfv-eia-hl
thousand i've hundred ana eighteen dollars
and forty-three cents cash surplus. invested as
ABOVE, all Of which is the absolute property Oi
said Company nee and clear from all ieius and
claims thereon. except AS above stated IInd as
may be Necessary for "a % reinsurance fund, %
according 20 the best Of their knOWiedge infer
nation and belief respectively.
CHARLES TAYLOR. President
G. e. HINE, Secretary.
Sworn to aud subscribed, the date last above
written before me,
CHARLES NETTLETON
Commissioner for the State Of Tennessee.
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ECLIPsE Or THE M00N.-A little para
graph j. going the ronnds OF the newspa-
pers no" relative TO the total eclipse Of
The moon, which win take place on the
30tb and 3lst Of this month The Qars-
graph spoken o. slthoVgh enrfeet as 10
th5 Jay. s sci iUcoWeel as 10 the hour
The correct time is, beginning of the
eclipse, 9o'clock and 3 minutes ia the
evening. beginning Of the total phase.
l0.3.; middle Of the total phase, u "a;
end of the total phase 8tst 81 March,
E. 81 q ,l., end 0f the eclipse, L23 a. IA. /:
duration Of the total eclipse, one hour
and thirty-nine minutes; Duration of the
Whole eclipse, three hours aud tiftY-tWo
minutes. The above Is eerFeai state
meeht OF the aileFans phases Of this
litse. WIN the time for each, AS Il viii
De oeheld by US and as Il is a thing that
SO rarely occurs, it is 10 be most earnestly
hoped that the nighl mag prove q clear
siid rl3ulisa eile, 80 ali may witness the
somewhat unus1si3 occurrence,
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DIRECTORS:

AMOS WOODRUFF, President Memphis and
Ohio Railroad.
Capt. G.. h. CHURCH.
r. HDUGH. u. 8, Collector Internal Revenue
A. j.. WHITE. Of a. j. White " Go.
JNO..L- TAYLOR, Of Taylor, McEweu, Duke
a Co.
TuOS. z. SMITH. 0f Pitser Miller & Co.
j. II. WAGGE ENER, Of j. H. Wa-gener q &c.
II. A. PARTEE. Commission Merchant.
Hon. JOHN W. SMITH.
b. . r. TOMLINSON, Insurance Agent.
JAS. E MERRIMAN, OF Jas. +. Merrimau & Co.
W. Il. CHERRY.
A. Z. LACEY, Of Lacey q McGhee.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, }

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
tnMPTRnLLER's tFFlCE,
Nashville, Feb-y lot6.
7, :. ". HATCHETT, Comptroller of the
Treasury do hereby certify that the inteTna-
uonal Insurance Company, located at New
York city, in the state of New YORK; has pro-
duCcd 20 me satisfactory evidence Utat said
Company hus complied with all the require
ments Of the laws OF the state OF Tennessee I'M
posed ON Insurance Companies, and further
certify that =. R. Clarke q CO., agents Of slla
COMPANY have also complied with the reluIrt-
meatS OF the laws Of The Stale, made anu ps'u-
vidrd in such cases: wherefore, said luteruu-
ti0uai Insurance Company has auihurlly 70
take risks and transact the business of lusur-
anre i'm this state NJ Memphis Tenn.
This certificate of Agency must p- renewed
the ist days of July ami January Of each year.
S. W HATCHErT.
lsFALl Comptroller Tenn.
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NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE

J. NJ. GooDnAR,
Late OF Bransford, Goodbar & Co.
!. T. s. GILLuAND
Late with Snnfh,rnrfh Nance a 20.
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Amount due OF not due 20 Banks or
other Creditors. ......-.......-..-.. Nothing
Losses at iusied and due. .-.----...--...-.. None
Losses adjusted and not due.-.-....-. s u 4u UU
Losses UnJdi iusied aud-.--...4......-..-...-.1
LOSSES la suspense awaiting further 7LCj IS
proof f.---......-.-..... -.-..... -.............-
All other CLAIMS against the Com
pany. None.
The greatest amount insured I'm any one risk
In any one lily. Town, Village or Block No
arbitrary rule On these points. The Company
is governed by prudent regard for the CON
struCtIOn, occupancy and exposure Of risks.
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N0kicp.

LFD6tfCs
Wilson, Carter g. Co. having bou,,ht Tn II
Laird 5 Interest IN the ilau ~ Niisop Laird y
Co.. viii continue tQ do "A cunluiisssiof bn-i,,ass
as Before a. lsi Main street
Have new on hand "a large and well selecta.l
stock Of 0rocefles and Plantation supplies.
:. A. WILSON
NJ. A. CARTER
II. Al. LANES.
Menphls, March ;, 1885,
Having this day disposed Of my interest in the
Grm Of Wilson. LalE,3 3 Go. 70 Wilson, Carter i
90 solicit for the new hfn continuance Of
the patronage 80 hperlly extended 10 the old.
mr5-lm HENRY LAIRD.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
aEs GRAVES. JAMES GRAY
GRAVES & SON.


GRAVES & SON,
PropretoTs OF
DIR. GRAVES ACHE FILLS. AHTT-BIur0us PILLS.
AMERICAN LIHlMENT. PAIN ExTHAC-
Tor CANDY VERMIEUGE, PILE
OINTMENT AND
CURE F0R DuT1fEHIA AND Throat DISEASE.
And Dealers IN all kinds or
Patent Medicines, Perfunery. Snaps. and Fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and Brandies, for
medical purposes, Fine segars and Tobacco.
flavOnug Extracts, sponge Brushes OF aiI
kinds, Combs, Quinine, Qunoiine. Purified
Cheen@dine, sSlphais OF Cineonia, Morphine,
Chloroform, Opium, and many other prepara-
tions, that Will be sold low.
VIII also keep an assortment Of Electic Meii-
cines
ne We viii have catalogue OF our stock and
prices. that win be furnished those desiring
one, free Of charge.
No. aas MARKET STREET.
between sixth aud seventh sts,
is17 3m LduisvItle XIV.
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]. MILTON SMITH.
President.
II. b. WILLAMETTE,
Eit-fs- President.
VINCENT TTLY0U,
Secretary.
New York, Jan. I'd, 1866.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTRDLLER's = OFFICE,
nm. UH.H. Hs- fW Haas

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COmPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Feb'y ~, 1896.
l. = W. HATCHETT. Comptroller of the
Treasury do hereby certify thaL the Arctic Fire
and Inland Insurance Company, located az
New York in the state Of New York. has pro-
duced TO me satisfactory evidence thai said
Company has complied with all the require
menis OF he laws Of the state of Tennessee I'M
posed on Insurance. companies. and further
certifv that Mess. :. r. Clarke a Co.. Agents OF
said Company, have also complied with the re-
quirements of the laws of the state, made and
provided in sucli cases: wherefore, said Arctic,
Fire and Inland Insurance Company has au-
thority 10 take risks ami transact the business
of insurance in this state, at Memphis, Ten
uesgae.
This certificate of Agency must be renewed
the lst days OF July and January of each year.
5. W. HATCHErT
tsFAIl rfeg%iml Comptroller Tenn.