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The following resolutions, introduces
by BENJAMIN F. BUTLER, have beer
adopted by the lower House of the RumI
Of Congress. Against sOhom are CoEO.
YER and other s~cOuRdrels, to be bribed
by amnesty, to bear false witness? Is il
President DAVIS or ANDREW JOHNSON
BUTLER does not fly at low game:
WHEREAS, No investigation OF all tbs
facts and circumstances connected VIII
the assassination of the late lamenteo
president OF the Uuited states has e
had by competent authority tending &c
show who were the persons engaged IL
the conspiracy to do the acts, lus lhuuce,
ments, its objects, its Instruments aho
her means OF accomplishment and
Whereas. Such an investion cannot be
fullv had in a court of justice in trying
one or more Of the cOnspirators on a sin
ole issue, trammeled with questions o.
the admtss bility of evidence, confined &c
the issue therefore be it
Pesolred by the House Of Represent
dtipes Of the United States, That a spe'
eial committee of five members OF tins
house be appointed, whose duty 1t shall
be to investigate all the facts and cir
cumstsnces connected with the assAssi'
nation Of the late lamented president o.
the United States, and record the facts
thereby obtained, and report the same &c
the house at any time, with such recon-
mendations as may seem proper q OF
Pes0Iped. That such committee, fol
the purpose of this investigation, shall
newer to administer Oaths, 70 send
for persons and papers, to appoint q cierB
and stepographer, and TO sit during any
recess of the house, and that the expense
of the investigation be paid from the
contingent fund of the house and be II
further
Resolued, That a copy Of all the testi'
mony taken by the committees on judo
iarv of the 39th and 40th congress, If ger
main to the subject, be referred to saic
committee and be it further
Resolved, That as the crime to be in
vestigated is Of a most heinOus and I'M
precedented character, and is believed t.
have included in its plan and perpetra'
ton many persons holding high positions
of power and authority because OF the
civil war. who were acting through in
ferior persons as their tools and instru
ments and as such persons may be pre-
vented from giving evidence because o
liability to punishmentfO Disqualification in
conspiracy; therefore, to open all sources
of evidence, the committee be empOw,
cred to report a bill granting grace and
amnesty according to parliamentary
usages, to any persons having cogni
lance of such conspiracy, not already
put on trial and convicted of completely
therein, who shall give material ant
faithful evidence tending to bring t.
light the facts OF said conspiracy anC
that in the judgment Of the house NJ
person in whose favor said report shall
be made ought to be brought to trial Oh
any evidence given by him before the
committee.
The speaker announced the special
committee as follows:
Messrs. Butler, S~hellabarger, Julian
Ward and Randall.
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IA

Nd notice caR be taken Of anonymous Oom-
muuications. Whatever is Intended for IN
ssrtion in the APPEAL, must be authept-
Gated by the name and address OF the
litter As a guarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility
p,slnsss letters should be addressed TO 4" THE
APPEAL," Memphis.
-mmupicah for publication must be writ
ter on one side or the page only, and with
ali other matters connected with the edito-
raj 5epartment should be addressed: EDI-
TeRs oFrHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. as a rule, undertake to return arti-
rlss not found suitable for publication.
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
lvrsrEpE ASSOCIATED Press RErOrfs.I

WASHINGTON, July 13.-Senote-A
communication was presented FROM the
secretary of the interior, in response to
a resolution calling for information on
the nature and origin Of Indian difficult
ties, and was ordered to be printed.
A message was received from the pres
ident.
The senate then went int executive
sessio-, subsequently, taking a short
recess.
On reassembling, a message WAS re-
ceived from the house announcing its
action on the reconstruction bill.
Mr.. TrUmbull explained that the bill
was substantially the same as agreed up
on by the senate. Ithad no new features
incorporated in 1t.
Mr.. sumner thought congress had not
been radical enough. The civil govern
ments Of the south should have been
swept away at nee.
After considerable debate the confer
ence report was agreed TO. Yess-AL-
thony, Chandler, Cameron, Cole, Conk-
| ling, Cragin, EdmundsOn, Fessenden,
Fowler, Freelinghuysen, Grimes, Har-
din, Henderson, Howard, Howe, John
son, Morgan, Morrill, OF Maine, Nye,
Patterson Of New Hampshire, Pomeroy,
Ramsey, Sumner, Thayer, Upton,
Trumbull, Van Wrinkle, Wade, Wiley,
| Wilson and Yates-3I. NAys-Bayard,
BuckalOw, Davis, Hardwick, Norton,
and Patterson of T-ennessee-6.
The bill making appropriations for
carrying out the reconstruction bill was
read twice and ordered 10 be printed.
Sumner desired to introduce his uni
versal suffrage bill. Declared out Of
order.
House.-Refused to receive resolution
by Mungen i%nstructing the select COM
nIittee on Union prisoners TO inquire
about the treatment OF rebel prisoners Of
war confined in camps and prisons Of the
United States government. Also as to
the facts connected with the cartel for
exchange of prisoners, and why such
speedy exchange was net effected. A
memorial from the legislature of Arkan-
sas was received and referred, asking for
an appropriation for Mississippi levee.
Washburne, Of Wisconsin, offered q res
olutiOn, which was agreed to by lO8 to
is, expressing the belief that prisoners
of the United States were in no instance
treated otherwise than with kindliness
and humanity, and this house will en-
terrain no resolution which implies the
contrary, unless accompanied by a re-
sponsible charge. Stevens presented the
report of the conference committee on
the reconstruction bill, which was agreed
to.
Additional evidence for the defense
shows that Surratt was at Canandagua,
n. Y, on the 10Th of April, registering
himself as John Harrison.
DETROIT, July l3.-The supreme court
decided that telegraph companies nave 8
right to establish any reasonable rules (;
that whoever writes messages on COM
pany's blanks and afiixes his name
thereto, adopts its conditions and is
bound by them.
LOUISVILLE, July I3.-The river 4 feet
l inch in canal.
ST. LOUIS, July l3.-Theater COmique
was burned this morning, valued at
So, 900, and insured for S45, 1000.
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TO GAS CONSUMERSI
Reduced Price Gas Fitting"
LUNE &
2O4 Main Street.
2O4 Main Street.

GAS FIXTURFs At a small advances on New
tT YORK and philadelphia prices.
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Died, OF cholera, in the city OF Memphis
July Z, 1867, Mrs. A. SPAIN, wife Of
James II. Spain, Ia the S0th year of her age.
Sister professed religion in 1855, and
lived a consistent life, except she never Joined
the church. She was sick but about ten hours
suffering most intensely, and when so far gone
that she could with difficulty speak. her sister
asked her II she was willing to die, she $ i'd
ayes" If it was the Lords will, she was willing
to go" and soon passed away.
Two days after (the day Of her interment
she was followed by JOE LEE, her little daugh.
ter, about hfteen months old. The mother had
been watching the sick babe for weeks, not
thinking herself would Preeede the little
eherub 70 the Spirit Land. But 50 It was, and
now the relieving thought in this SAD amiction
is. that mother aud child have gained a land
which knows no death.
May Gcd bless the husband and little daugh.
Ger, and cause this sfliction to work for their
good in time aud eternity.
A. r. WILSON.
DancyviIle, Tenn, July 20. 1867.
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= 60 oF rHE APPEAL.

The constantly charging circulation OF the
APPEAL. and the generous support given 10
both the Daily and Weekly Issues by city ana
country, assure the prOprietors OF the general
anproval by the public Of its course since il
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge It offers for the Future
vii continue to endeavOur, IN aoeoraahee
with the motto which it has adopted 70 say
those things only that are true and honest II
has but a single Client. the People OF the south'
and IL will endeayor to advise us readers
wisely. In that IL may OFTEN fail; butts opih-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious
81 least
Those to whom Its conduct Is entrusted VIII
continue 70 endeavor to make the APPEAL &C
eeptable to its readers, and desirable as a me
dunn Ter advertising. The Masonic column
win hereafter appear every Saturday, and on
every sunday reading appropriate TO that day
ana the propretors hope, by close attention 70
he aasirs OF the papers snd Office, 10 SIN en-
ttae Il 70 the support and confidence of the
paopIs on which alone II depends.
JOHN ;. G. HOGAN a co.
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talk either of triumphs or repose. No
matter what fields are desolated, what
fortresses surrendered, what provinces
overrun." That which Is prosecuted
grows and injustice and oppression are
the weakness, as well as the disgrace, OF
Nations. They justify past attempts to
win independence, and make future ones
certain, with the certainty, also, of sue.
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RANK NOTES.

TN accordance with an Act OF the Legislature
Il Of Tennessee, passed December l2th, 1916, en-
titled an act "To expedite the distribution Of
the effects OF Banks, which have or may make
among their creditors, notice IS
hereby given to the holders OF the notes OF The
PiantsEs' Bank Of Tennessee 70 file them with
the undersigned, at the Bank in Nashville, be-
tween nov ana the first day OF Iaal.ary,
eefve certificates therefor, or they viii be for
ever barred from any participation In tee assets
II the BANK. The certificates WisAts received
At PAR In payment Of debts due the Bank,
whether rendered beforeOr amer tse lst Of jan
nary, 1853. ID. WEAVER,
ans 3m Trugfea.
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EOR SATE-

A TRACT OF Land containing about 100 acres,
"A lying on north side OF New Raleigh Road,
2Z miles from COurt Square. 1t is divided into
los containing from p tO6 acres, each fenced
of 50 that those desiIing 10 purchase can see
exact boundary. This land is equal IN quail y
10 any in shelby county, is well suited for resi-
dence lois and for gardening purposes.
TEAMs-One-t third cash, balsnce in one and
two years, with interesi nom date OF purchase
Those desiring 10 purchase can apply at the
ONCE of MessrS. ROys1er, Trevevant a Co
where a map Of the lana can be sees.
IVA i'm CHAS. JONES.
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IN MEMoRIAM.
In nemorr OF W. 2. sm,1h

n
HALL OF SOUTH MEMPHIS LODGE. No. us.
MEMPHIS, Friday July i2,A.D., lS67, AL ,5s67. /
Death has again invaded our circle and
claimed for his own a friend and brother. His
destroyinz arm falls sooner or later on al-no
rank or stallion can stay his progress. Death is
ever a theme unpleasant, espeeia ~ when a
kind hush nd, an anectionate father, a consid-
crate neighbor is taken suddenly, in the midst
OF his usefulness. Brother SMITH was an en-
terprising citizen, a friend to the afilcted-one
upon whose ear no tale OF sorrow ever fell un-
needed. His sterling integrity OF character
and genial nature obtained an influence upon
ali who came in contact with him. Providence
has been pleased &c call him from his earthly
labors-we trust 10 a happier sphere, 10 which
alt hope at last TO arrive.
To the family OF our deceased brother. we
tender assurances Of our sincere sorrow. We
can deeply and most -afectionately sympathize
with them In their affective bereavement, and
hope they win place their trust In Him who
"doeth All things we'll"
Resolved, That the usual badge OF mourning
be worn by the members OF this Lodge tor
Resolaed. That these proceedings be spread
upon the minutes Of the Lodge, and Inserted
IN the Appeal also that q cOpy be furnished
the family OF the deceased
CHAS. J.. PHILLIPS,
TH0S. A. HAMILTON.
w. Z. MATHEWS,
Published bv order OF the Lodge
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BIRTH.


McINToSH-Yesterday the wife OF Jane
Mcintosh, Esq, Of the Mississippi and Tennes.
see Railroad, of a Son.
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The Buntyn
LANDS
FOR SALE.

Va have the pleasure OF placing on the
w market tho>e very desirable and valusbls
lands, 50 well known 70 the community - the
Homestead Tract OF the late Geraldus Bun
tyn, Esq situated IL the first station OF the
Memphis anu Charleston railroad, I'VE miles
east OF the city. The improvements, with
about twenty acres Of land, have been re-
Gently sold 10 Hume +. Hill, Esq, who now
resides upon the premises The balance
Of the ira {, consisting OF about 40 acres,
has been laid on in lots varying in size rom
i've to ten acres, fronting upon broad dV-
enues, and laid on 50 as to secure tn greatest
amount OF comfort. The trains Of the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad afford The 0BpOr-
tunity OF 90 ng in ana out Of the city, from and
10 Buntyn's statiou, four times a day, 50 a. to
make u residence AT his point almost as on
yenisnt as TO live IN the city ITSELF
The cheice can now be bad Of lots wholly or
part in original forest or IN field,
In Exchange for City Property.
The executors are directed By ths VIII TO sell
this place and invest in city property, aud We
will receive propositions to exchange foreithar
improved OF vacant lots IN the ely.
To all parties looking for a suburban resi-
deuce, we do not thinK any property more de-
sirable can be found. in regard to health, con-
venienee or good nelghbOrhoOd, within the
same distance from the city.
Tn terms viii be made very liberal and easy,
and the prices law to parties DESTROYS Of buy
ing for Oc upation. Plans OF the subdivision
myI7u ROfSTER. IRRELEVANT CO.
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West Tenne ssee College.
JACKSON. TENN.

VIM SHELTON, DID, President.
b. W. ARNOLD, An, Prof Lang.
VIM, CAMEROS, AN Prof Msth.
/. l. ARNOLD, AN. Prof Phys Sciences.
The session opens on Wednesday, the 9TH OF
The Course Of study Is thorough and syste-
matte.
M Expenses are cheap.
For Catalogue. apply to the President, or to
GEN. A. W. CAMPBELL,
JyI4 I'm" Secretary OF Board.
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Notice.


COLLECTORS OFFICE.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE, !
EIGHTH DISTRICT, TENNESSEE
MEMPHIS, July L, 1857.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the ANNUAL
N LIST. including INCOHES, SPECIAL
TAXES ON BUSINESS PROFESSIONS
Ere, ETC., for this District, has been returned
by the United States Assessor to me for collec.
ton and all persons are notified that taxes
are now due, aud II n paid by the 3lst inst. .
penalty aud additional costs will accrue
thereon.
Payment may be made TO me, at my ONCE,
over the First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street, between the hours OF and 8 pm.
ROLFES SAUNDERS,
yI33t Collector.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
GE

FOR CoNGREss,
HON. JOHN W. LEFTWlCH'
FOR STATE SENATOR,
HON, JOHN w. SMITH.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
HON. DAN ABLE
HON. W. W. COLEMAN
FOR FLOATER,
GEN. p. B. GLENF.
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For Sale for Charges
Reed from Memphis & Charleston R.

Reed from Memphis & Charleston z. r.
box containing Patent Loom. market Lewis,
Mathews& Co.
2 Dbl Bone PhOsp, marked Lewis, Matthews
& Co.
I box mdse marked 1 T Bescher.
a Flows marked Mailer & Show.
1 Bellows marked ] l. TustlB.
Wheat Separator marked A NJ Willis & Co.
I Cotton Scraper marked James ShoW.
1 Cotton Planter marked n PTreat.
I carload Lumber, Walnut, ID Crawford.
2 ear loads, NOOre & Elder.
j car load, Williams & Co.
/ box mdse mark ID Foster, Gwyun & %.
4 boXs mdse married John Thomas.
l bdl Bedding marked John Thomas.
Tie ABOVE articles viii be sold at our Ware
house. on Court street, for account whom u
may concern, to Iay charges, n not called for
within thirty days.
JOHN @. HILL & Co
ROYstER, IRRELEVANT & Co, A~uct-Oneers-
g-rH uNH
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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES.
Why the Grover &c Baker Machine
Is Rest.

IS Best
/. II Is more simple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement than others
z II sewS from ordinary spools, and no re-
winding of thread is necessary.
3 IL sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds of thread, six, cotton or linen.
4. It's seam is SO strong and elastic that Il
never breaks. even on the bias
s. IL fastens both ehds of the seam by Its own
operation.
g. It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains rm, and neitherruns or rayelsin wear.
z. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its ~piumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
g Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper Instruction, without PICK
ing or cutting them.
9 Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines is IN
necessary in this The tension being once adj
justed on the Grover and Baker Machine. any
sewing may be done without change.
10 II makes beautiful embroidery without
any change or arrangement simply by iRsert-
ing threads OF suitable sizes n colors for this
purpose. II Is the only machine hat both en-
brOiders and gews perfectly.
HB Send for Circular.
GROVER 4 BAKERS 8. n. CO.,
jy13 800 Main Street, Up Stairs.
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To AH Whom H MGV Concern.
WILL apply for Letters OF Administration
Oh the estate OF Archibald NJ. Glenn. de-
At the next August Term Of the County
% Shelby county, Tenn.
isS@d JAMES n. GLENN.
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To take mildew out Of linen, use soap
and rub it well; then scrape some fine
chalk. and rub that also into the linen
Law il on the grass; as 1t dries, wet it q
little, and it wiz come out at once,
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ptssolution Of Partnershtp.

partnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned. under the firm name OF
Be-eher, schultz q Co., Is this day dissolved by
limitation. PHILIP BESCHER,
THOS b. WEBB,
q. H. $. SCHULTZ,
July !, 1857. ALEX. ROBB, JR.
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L undersigned have formed a limited part.
nership, 10 commence July I. 1871, and continue
until May i, 1855, under the arm lame OF BES-
CHER & WEBB. Ihe general partners are p
BEsEHER, OF Memphls, Tenn THos- b, WEBn
of Meinphis, Tenn, the special partner Is Q. ~
S. SCHULTZ, OF Cincinnati. Ohio. General ma
ture OF business, buying and selling Harfware
n Agricultural Implements.
p. Bescher Contributes n
IhOs B. Webb ------------.-..-.. l0,fS7 o.
C.S Il. schultz 1" -..---..---.. 1000 II
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AETHoET szULTzE.
DENTIST. SURGEON 3 HAIR
DRESSER.
No. 357 Main Street.,

NO. SOS WAN street
"OULD invite the particular attenticn ~
w the Medical Profession 10 the net fhet -
Is prepared At all times to apply fresh TeacbSS
70 patients, OF supply the same IS Ordered ~
also gives esyecial attention to Cappiur 3D.
ing. Drawing Teeth and Extr3efiu9 To-9es
HaFinR had NAM years experiences. - h -
fsdsd fhaf hecan render satisfaction ~ 81 49,
may faVor him With their p~atronara.
Remembe1 ne nnmbers - Main street. Mem
his, fem.
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IL. A RROOKLIN-

GENERAL STOCK AUCTIONEER, no. s9l
VI Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. sale
daily. Good stabling and nne Mule Yard
Dealers in wagons and nrst n second banf
Harness. Liberal advances made on an prOp
erfy left for sale, and returns promptly made.
ONCE on Second street. nvfg n
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n n
y

THE PLANTERS INSURANCE COMPANY
4 has removed their once from ~ Front
street, 20 the southwest corner OF Main and
Madison, over Commercial Bank IN the rooms
Formerly occupied by the Southern Life lusu-
n Company, jyl2St
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ELSONS'
TWO WEEKS LONGER ONLY.

Rather than carry our Spring and Summer
Goods over 10 next season, we prefer selling
them now, even at a HEAVY Loss.
We will guarantee our goods to be Lower ia
Price than ever before offered in this city.
Look at our prices before purchasing else
where. Remember for TWO WEEKS ONLY
we oner:
Calico, fast color, l2L, IA and Is cents per yard.
Bleached BOmestics, 10 cents per yard.
Brown DOmestics, 10 cents per yard.
White Jaconets, Is cents per yard.
Check Muslins, 20 To 3 cents per yard.
Linen HaudkPrchiefs 81 80 per dozen.
French " balebOne COrsets. 81 . FER pair.
Ladies' Hose, Is cents per pair.
Gents half hose, Is cents per pair.
Ladies' Picnic Gloves, 50 cents per pair.
Children's Hose, from Is cents a pair upwards.
EmbrOideries. Trimmings, Buttons, Laces, etc f,
az HALFPRICE
MarSeilies Quilts, Crib Quilts S~hestihgs, Tow
els, Napkins and Table cloths at HALF
PRICE.
Our Entire Stock is Bound to be Sold,
Regardless of Cost.
Gents White shirts, fiom 81 5 to 81 50 each.
Gents Fulled Bosom Shirts from S2tOs2 Oeaeh
Gents Linen Coats from S2tO s. each.
sents' Linen Pants from s p to s. per pair.
Gents Linen Vests from % cents 10 81 . each.
Gents Fine Custom-made Calf Boots nom
S. 50 to s. per pair, actually less than they
can he made for.
Boys Boots from 81 10 TO 81 so per pair.
Pins, Thread, Hooks and Eyes, Needles But
tons, and a great many other useful and or
namental articles on our
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THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April lst, ever /: Sl,5O0.OOO,
ID. A. JANUARY, : President.
JAS. III. LUCAS, Viee-PresideDt.
VIM. i. sELBY. : Secretary.
VIA. n. BENTON. Gen'I Agent.
s:

DIR E Q o RS:
James II. Lucas, Henry Overssolz,
samuel viii, Nick. Schaefer,
Robt ~. Funkholser, William 7. Gay,
Chas. II. Peck. David Keith,
Robt X Woods, r. F. H~anenkamp,
Jules Vale, Isaac W. Mitchell,
Geo. r. Robinson, ID. A. January,
Chas. W. MeCord, VIM J. Lewis
John r. ThorntOn, +. Rozier, Jr,
Ben. N. Runyan, Jacob Tamm,
Hon. John Hogan.
nyHTs Compauv isues Policies on lives on All
the different plans and at As favorable rates
as any other while Il has no restrictions IN re-
gTrd 10 residence OF tsRVel, and all its profits
are divided annually among rs policy holders.
ID Is prompt in the payment OF losses. having
paid SS5,000 In this city in the Last eight
months
OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
AT
NO. ~ MADISON STREET, DesOtO Block.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
is wHTTE ND v. IRWIN. Nd
MCMAHON 4 OTIS.
General Agents, Memphis, Tenn,
For wsss Tennessee. Mississippi and Arkansas
% whom al sPpileailons toE Insurance. o.
]. h. MCMAHON. HEWnoH s, OTIS.
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OFFICERS:

n "W-NN|T
E5-The Company Is now prepared 70 tSsus
Policies in all the various forms OF Life Iusu'
rance. andrespectfully solicit public patronage
WIFI