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Evening star., 1867-05-15
GEOR6ETOWN HEADQUARTRRB.

Save ten per cent, and buy yolr FANCY
GOODS, HOSIERY, LADIES' AND GENT
FURNISHING GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS
16lMMINYT6SU Y6Usa He 3 BEHR1ap.
No. 12o Bridge street, Isxt g the Hstional Bank
N&H Qooda dAllX received. ~ an l1-ams
Evening star., 1867-05-15

~FoR ooLLEoroR.
The undersigned, through the solicitation of
mapy tl,enes sna the pie1ged support Of thou
TAX COLLECTOR
20 back out. Is reported BY some persons, and
2-teN Will
Evening star., 1867-05-15
3 eAARFIELD's

HH-JUHEFH ii. SHAFFIELO'S
U.s. FRENOH OONFEOTIONERY,
24o Penna ave, bet. 18th and 18th sts.
II Is now the largest and 6nest In the oity-some.
tning long needed In Washtngton-and am now
II nn gsPefal Al Hith the best Of everything In the
GONFECTl0nERY line. Parties, Fairs, w cd.
on the most reasonable terms
APPS I'm JOSEPH d. BHATFIELD,
NTPSML1AIR 1Is s9pA MATTE, TROM MIL.
IUs. IN ell tts celebrated parity and excellence.
can only be had ct th cir Drug Stores. 4sO 18TH
nor. nortnEsst corner Of 9Th and sts., one square
eest oI tn H. ap pN.l lns
rTOERTRALB BUILDING GASsOOTATION--
VIII Be held in She Council OhsnSsr On r d nj.
DAY tvEHI00, the lish instsIt, at O'Clock.
my II st WIN W. MOORE. 6ecfetarv
Evening star., 1867-05-15

ITO JOUhNEYMAH OOAOh. .MAKERs.-
Special Meeting Of COACH MAKERS
THI9N, HS. :. will bs hsld e German Hall.
By order Of the President.
IT. G. ". MASON, Rec Sec.
~A MASS ME1TING OF The RIPUB.
BE- sns ssls st. Rsn .GhsR: sch 8
MING, IN O'Clock, to n Q min ate ward OH GERS
r. A BOSWELL,
% lf2tE President Republican Club,
nTFIITH WARD NOMINATIN0 MEET
OS ING;-I have been requested BY many
x3ers 70 Gail meeting Of the eftiz Of the Fifth
snise1icpv TIE STHset,as win be beld on THURs:
Forrest Hall Pavilion, Pa. avenue. betWees Id
and 4th streets east. In trance from the avenue
or south B street.
l3.4ts JAMES A. TAFT
Evening star., 1867-05-15
JOSEPH l. SON.
nIss0LgTI0N OF cOrARTNERsHIP.

The ccgartpsrship heretofore existing between
A. RADCLlTFD and w. b TENNEY. under
the name Of A. J. BADOLIFFE l. Os., having
expired 10y Limitation. the same was dissolve BY
mutu al consent the lst instant Ali persons in.
debted to the late firm viii please make payment
TO W. b, TENNEY, who will pay ali debts due by
the late firm. A. J. RADCLIFFE
my ID st W n TENN6Y
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w A LII PAP Z B 8 ,

I AIDES, UNDERGARM1NTsand Children =
der: Also, Dress and Sacque Eaiina, Emb.oi.
dertng, Braiding and Tucking neatly and prompt.
y done b{ Mrs. DOWNING, No. 279 7th street.
pStWoeA eDo II. my Slim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-25

t-FctI ON had eataken- piece YieetW eeA-%n
! b 11iflicaAs ard the Baezist'Tevoh-
ti6nists, in~wffieh Gen. Pelknces. ID
DE Natidnal army, was killed Tbe
Baezists abandoned Port Platte In
consequence of the victory and -ad-
vanced their sphere Of operations
further into the interior. General
s-remaias@E were brought e
st. Domingo City, and were inferred
with great pomp. Senior Prejol is stil
at Santiago. He was expected here
yesterday. Saturday he is to offer the
lease of Somania for ninety-nine
years, at an annual rent of $500, 900.
| In the Legislative Chaanbsrs Of st.
Domingo, the ten millions Of francs
loan recently negotiated in Paris wax
disapproved.
| have it from a high source that
Consul Saroge received a telegram
from the American Consul at Santi
ago de Cuba, on the strength of which
he has telegraphed to Secretary Sew
ard, advising him to defer further
proceedings in relation to the ST.
Thomas purchase.
Later kilograms from Santiago de
Cuba states that we'll informed per-
sons there doubt the news of the de-
feat of Gen. Cobrals forces in ST.
Domingo, as well as the announce
ment thata pronunciamentO had been
made in fav1 rof ex- President Broize.
The new Captain General of Cuba,
had given magnificent reception to
the foreign consuls at Havana. Other
receptions are to follow.
Advices from the capital of Vene-
zuela, to the 9th, are received The
press were vehemently demanding ext
plantations from the Government, com
corning the arrest of three citizens.
for alleged political ofenses, at q
time when tranquility reigneG
throughout the Republic.
According to official accounts, SUM
dry shocks of earthquake were felt
at Caracas. November 49, The osE
citations were to the eastward, and
al Laguayre the sea rose six feet
above high water mark.
Provisions had been sent from La
guayre to St. Thomas, for the relief
Of sufferers. Ten thousand dollars,
the result Of subscription, have alsp
been sent for the same purpose.
New YORK, Dec. 24.-The TIL /
une' st. Thomas spondence says:
Up to the I'd inst. there had been FIVE
hundred shocks of earthquake felt
there.
The Corouerfs Jury, in the case df
the death of Mrs. Fall and daughter,
have rendered a verdict of death by
strychuine, administered by some per-
son to the jury unknown.
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twBracken RcuPag, witazsearceAEE a
tailroad from IMaysyille b Paris.
~Tbe tempAranse people Of Minerva
and vicinity, in Bracken County, have
established division of the Sons of
Temperance, which is in a, very, four
ishing condition, mum BERN g over forty
members the first month. =7
Martin A lonzoa Walker, a limb of
the law in Louisville, has been ex-
PEELED from practice at the bar on the
grdundsdf incempetency and general
bad character 4 This is the first time
we ever read of a lawyer being expel-
led from the bar on the charge of bad
character generate or otherwise.
The revival which has been in pro-
gress at the Methodist Church In
Russellville for the past two weeks
still continues with increasing inter-
est,lf- Twenty-six conversions have
thus far been the result of the meet
ingr5 Ysy, ~ ar i 49,
Simpson County is suffering from
the depredations of horse thieves. On
the night of, the 18th inst, the stables
of r.. b. Hampton and Josiah Bar
riger had a call from the midnight
scoundrels, and their horses taken.
Mr.. Hampton lost two, and Mr. Bar
riger one. sra6T FfeT .-.-.sfs5
On the night of the 18th inst, Mr..
Edward Lafon committed suicide at
Keene, Jessamine County, Ky. He
tied one end of a sheet around his
neck, and the other endto a post Of
the veranda at the hotel, and leaped
off. He was laboring under tempo
sary insanity at the same time. Il
The Lebanon Clarion of, the 21st
says: A difficulty occurred last
Thursday, at St. Mays depot be-
tween Henry NJ. Clemens and Peter
Martin, which resulted in the latter
being shot twice withFa revolver,
from the effects of which Martin
died Yesterday morning, about 8
O'clock Clements was arrested and
lodged in Jail. His trial before an
examining court, will take place to-
day. As the case has not been In
vestigated, we forbear making fur
Their comment j
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The Leo Hudson Troupe have clos
ed their engagement at Madison.
Burglars are operating in Lafayette
Every city iRtbe State has 9fsw of
them.
Mr. j ohm Gresham, an oIdn oiti5e a
of Floyd County, died at his residence
a few dssys ago. ll34 I s s"ihhLo
The dead b9dgbof Ann. Harris; a
woman Of the town, who, it was sup
.ip0sed,ghaa committed suicide, was
found about a mile north Of TerRe
sl1aut&,la few days ago. t1ou 70 ted
The City Council of. Vincennes has
pissed a RESOLUTION directing that "a
vote Of the holders Of the city, be
taken on the proposition 'to1d6hafe
S25. 600. to the EIncennes and Cairo
Railroad ''hs ttfa@2 p"
faRev. T. a. Goodwin proposes to
revive the Indiana Ap1ericdn, a pa
per fogperly published at India ssg6-
lis. Mr. q. proposes to publish 1T
semi weekly ETe ziaiI 9ga I $50
John B. Cough will lecture in II
diahapolis on Friday nighs next and
DR.. Dion Lewis and Petroleum V.
Nasty will make their appeafaAcE in
that city in February. :
Norman f. Haskell, book Keeper
at a wholesale grocery 5 toTe,rim La
fayette, was arrested, few days ago.
ion. al charge of. embgzzling S2,15Qa He
confessed his guilt, and was held in
-hanas.15tG5 liza .faaoj syl6 ol q
MIS-. Lander is playing in FoFF
Way1e!o She appeared in her great.
,cbarqeter,. Elizabeth Queen of Epg+s
'lah9, q few nights ago. 9 l--ij Sni .
sj1Thaneditor- ief the Canneltqnr Re-
porter has been absent from his post.
lo9 duty fQfiseme days pastI anu. IN his
absence the devil prints his soilDH
Qsl5otths : AZ Am I 5meEally. b9Ppd to
maintain the political principles OF
this npaper2 lWnat;a Gu sfi9uzjust
as if the devil can be nsoraly bOunGi
Nogin the absence pfamy hes, | be
come Dos myself. 1t becomes my
duty to edify the. people. Question
VIII they believe me. when l am
g. chest Gnpqg!g to say 1 am .nor II,
Democratic editor, but a. Democratic
for'sn9deyil3i WY should tho1
not? Why should not the devil be-
believed as readlE as "a, Democ@tic
editor?' Yes, that IS the question.
Why not2 L 5s13tq lliu 11s.q4
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McNEELY, SCHUBERT & CO.'S
! Real a Estate and aEnsGraarcJ
- ' AgeU cy. es
No. WASHINGTON, BLOCK,
corner Room ,ISedond FIoor)
OnnnSita tine Cn11rt Il n1asa
Opposite the COurt-House.

Z -
OVER 100, HOUSES. and LOTS in va
rjous parts of the city for sale. in Guiding
some good BUSINESS PROPERTI. ~
EXCELLENT GARDENING Z A Y D.
convenient to the city. X s-l7FHr
FARMING LAND, improved and uI1inl.
proved iElyttliS and other States, for sale on
exchange. for city property. Also Timber
and Coal Lands ~ q
rBhsine less Offices and store Rooms to let:
.aiseicomf Portable lodging OEhs NEAR I ne
centre OF business.
A RuA beE ofsbargainsr now 0nsour books,
and several applications on fife TO pup
lchase desiraEleprOperty Persons having
such. for sale may find Customers 10y apply
ing at thislA geney.C We have a number OF
applications for renting dwelling houses.
i Persons having real estate for sal e ex-
Z changes or rent are requested 10 enter Z he
details on our books f0rI reference. Il No
charge unless properly is disposed OF.
Terms reasonable Call and see.~--a
INSURANCE
Of all kinds effected in good companies
Special attention. giVeilFtO sIlFFE T IN : Z r
ANCE. 10 5Es a-lIos -
8sg- NOTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
e. tfifTloinese.i5 ! sgoQ0 f6IioI
We have admitted 4Ir. THOMAS P. Barr
TON 10 a partnership in the above busa-
ness, who, in conjunction witil the under
signed, viii give 1t his best attention. The
style Of the firm Will De McNeeiy. Schuoeft.
q Co. JAMES H. Men EELI-i
JOHN SCHUBERT.
Nov. ?, 1851. LnOV4
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FORTRESS MONROE.
Fire at the FOrt-yO Serious Damagd

!F41Ia u TFLEYF0.E
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. "A. /
About four o'clock this morning an
alarm of fire was given inside the
fortress. 1t proceeded from Carroll
Hall rooms, formerly occupied by
JEFF. Davis, having caught fire by
Goals falling from the CRATE. The
flames was soon extinguished, al
though the FIRE was rapidly spreading.
The damage done to the building was
slight.
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Late Havana IntsIligsn 20.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-25

Celebration of the Landing of the
r- Pilgrims Conference of the WaFs
and Means and nance Commit
tees in Regard TO Financial Mat
terS-Gradudl Incl ease of Internal
ReFenne-CaSe In Preparation TO
Test the COnstitutiOnaIity Of the
q, Reconstruction Laws Late Havana
4 Inleillgence-Gen Pelaces Killed.
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shaWiS and Gi6aksl l8I



Hoop SHIFTS u-tH
At z great redu6ttou ii prices. -ii n
gslafl Millinery Department.,
suDePEHt ended ~ Mis- - EItzA BrLLA
and BARBatiA {5EtsEt + f.cr, .is lil, tnofU con
pleIe "a sue-t}.esf. ai3l lieyv. goods grg e4L
ssf4ll ing Al eErfV novel tVf that lleS lef-.
e4n visa ana The eye deslre.
: EFe most re Re- ,tfulv c5H the attention
OF t1e publIe 40 he taeI llat owe unake nq
ridiculous preteasiOn OF - @eItng ne oW
tcessl r.chefRer taan, g core the wa. n
= cheaper taaI any pody ia the Woilu Z
neither do we sell three fpools OF Goats
Thread for = cents Tor the purpose ~ en-
tieing trade. and tiren cltfge 4t Hp o.
goods II " i11ch they are not posted. We
sell at the zOA-E PRICE SYSTEM rhe
uJaDQRs as cheap as The cheapest, and ar
low as t3e market VIII afford, and warrani
all goods as represented. t..f.
The statesmen viii always be found &C.
coinrnodatIng and ready to spOw goods
lvuether sale isInRde or not. tIr
SCHaPKER, BUsSTNG' & CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
AZ and 40 Main St, Evansville, Ind
90 oc2l ..4iii h.t l-gf f s1O +
-" f-t n sr
a1 @ .tL 1L 81
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hhFfe goods Department., 4

IN charge OF j. =, DUTCHER, Is belnUdaIly
reptenisnec, aIa TIE assortment is now
eonapiete--cQnSisting Of SwiE JacouAre.
Table LinfnSand Cloths. stand and reDle
covers Towels, Napkins, Hand ~ rehls-fs
4nd Imitation, Embroidered and Lace
Curtains. and charming beauties ia Bed.
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lndef the8supe OfJOs GoELk.
HAEsEK, j. well assorted, and those III
search or CONS, Cas~meres, DOesKifs-.
Beavers. Tsans.a or huytfnnr,fog lTeufE m
BOYS Wear would 40 weiI fo' awarhfrlg
tifis stock bafofe fHlrchafrfr ahsas,i1erl
and save mbneyl Also Flasiuela lia ant
wool,spaut coeton and silk and WOO
ShaVfS and RT6alsffHT
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h0EL4nS Eanarfmenf.

This STOCK, in charge OF A. LAEsIcyG, II
ICY com plete, nom q paper OF Pins % "a
pair OF A leSau der's KID Gloves. Of p Brass.
Bdtton 70 a Paper Collar. But rheI1nostl
sIfact1yeI - the celebrated BELOW sGinsu
Finished and .'Star Of the 'yVeste' ,fflazeT
Paper Collars, ct . cents-a b5xLth4 mosfI
durable, best 1iEtiugs and cheapea1 Collar.
in America.
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AeaguekyfItems..

!. Jesse D. Bright has been too s;cl
TO take his seat1inthei Kent uc'Yy 4eg
islature.
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FaII and WInter3 Dry Goods


Under the charge Of A. VENNEMAN, dan
now be rhad the best and most popular
makes OF Calicoes. Bruwn ard Bleaehed
Musnns, Shesmngs, HilloW Case Muslfus.
Checks4 Tic1ings, Lick9ry Stripes SO. f.
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Indiana Items,

The Leo Hudson Troupe have clos
ed their engagement at Madison. /
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-06

into the room as they bloomed and faded
She was very young, so childish looking
and yet in such deep, deep sorrow. She
was bending over a table where there lay
an infants snowy dress and some little
toys. A casket richly inlaid was open
on the table, displaying its contents
one sunny, silken curl And the lady
Of that noble house bent over those tiny
relics, and wept as il her heart was break
ing. Her husband entered with noise
less step, and stood beside her He did
not speak, but drew her to his bosom
and the tears fell like rain on that little
shining curl, the memento Of the little
child they had lost i.
What sound isthat2" She started
to her feet as steps were heard in the
passage, and with them the cry Of a
frightened child. MY lady" said on.
Of her faithful servants, "a living child
was washed ashore from the wreck, and
such wee winsome thing she is, that we
thought you would like to see her. II
might put you in mind of dear little lady
Annette" .-..., 80,
Very pale and exhausted looked oui
Minnie, for it was She She had been
very nearly drowned with her Indian
nurse, but the efforts ofthe kind cottagers
restored her; and the lady Of the hal
bent ever her and kissed her, promising
TO be mother to the little one until her
mother should come aud claim her.
That little French village became Min
nie's home until she almost forgot her
own language, and learned that Of her
adopted parents. She did not know
what a noble life was risked to save her
from the burning ship,
Years went by, and one day postman
brought letter with strange stamp. II
was from Arthur, and it told a long story;
how he had been rescued by. passing
ship, after being two days on that little
raft, and how he had been carried far
away, for the ship that rescued them was
bound to a distant port. He had tried,
he wrote far and near to trace each YES :
tige of the wreck, and had at last found
out where she was. He was now on his
way to take her to her mother, who had
recovered and returned to England.
Minnie heard it with bewildered sur
prise, and SO did the Lady Eleanor, her
adopted mother but when Arthur came
she went with him to England.
Very sweet it was to the invalid mother
to see her own English home again; but it
was sweeter yet to clasp her children to
her bosom, given back to her, as II
seemed, from the very shadow of death
given back to be hers forever.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-06
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE. MONDAY EVENING. MAY g. 1867.

But there is evidently growing up an
other cause Of rivalry between these rep.
resentatives OF two different phases Of
the aggressive spirit Of New England
the one embodying the widest fallacies
in the forms Of positive philosophy
the one putting forth the most impudeni
eharlatanry with an air Of infalhble
statesmanship. Each is looking upon
himself as the coming man; the elect
representative of the New America; the
Chief Magistrate under whom is to arise
the Utopia which will consist in the full
practical realization Of Boston social
and political themes
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-06
LEGAL.
Attachment Suit.

ID. @. Chiffon %. John ClavcoDlJ, Stephen Clay-
comb and : AtkiHson, otoHers Of steamer Rose
Hambleton.
1T APPEARING. BY AFFIDAVIT IN
.ssmb, Stephen Clayeomo and = Atkinson, are
uon-residents of the State Of Tennessee, IL Is
ordered that they appear at my Office, In the
city. of Memphis, on the 10th day of May, 1866,
any they have, in the aboye entitled cause. or
the same will be proceeded with exparte,
ll p. II. HEINRICH,
Justice Of the Peace in and for Shelby county,
Tenn. oaw32-5 =
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Attachment suit.

james M. Williams ps. WilliaHl johnson.
A FFIDAVIT FOR ATTACHMENT Hay
n ing been made in this case. and attach
ment having been issued against tAe estate of
VIM. Johnson. upon the ground that he IS q
having been return ed levied, etc" it is there
fore ordered that the said defendant enter his
appearance on or before the 18th day Of May,
1867, to plead, answer or demur TO the said
plaintiffs complaint, or the same will be taken
for confessed, and the case set for hearing eS
pdrte and that n copy of this order be pub
lished once n week for four consecutive weeks
In the PUBLIC LEDGER.
April 49, 1867. Oaw4l- SO
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n O OTICE E .

A. States "a. r. iStutes. mn
TNSHELBY CIRCUIT rC0URT, MEMPHIS,
j. Tenn, il a2earing to the Clerk from the pc
tition herein filed duly sworn to that the de-
fendant is a nom resident Of the State of Ten
nessee, IL is ordered that publication be made
in ono Of the Memphis papers for four weeKg,
citing the defsndent TO appear in the Circuit
Court within the first three days of next term.
to be held at Memphis. for Shelby county, on
the third Monday in May. 1867, and plead, an
swer or demur to said bill. or the same will be
taken for confessed, and SGT for hearing er
pdrte. Dsne at office, April Is, 1861.
42oaw-67 NJ. d. L. STEWART. Clerk.
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PINE BLUFF DISPATCH,
Pine BluH. Arkansas.
BOWERS & SPARKS, Publishers
Edited By J. H. SPARKS.

Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY. IN ONE OF
the lesdipE towns Of Arkansas, 81 s. % pei
year, and oferg 20 merchants Qf MeeHhis greal
facilities for advertising. IL has an erteusivs
circulation. and 4 read il nearly every county
10 The State, and IN the Indian country west
and l. the ONLY PAPER published in Pine
Bluf. Arkausas river trade is worth haTinE
send us your advertisemeuL Charge mode.
rate. eod5l-l2,
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LIFE DEPARTMENT.

The TRAVELLERS OF HARTFORD also
whether disease or accident, ieith Weekly In
demniiv for totally disabling accident, at rates
of premium lower than any other company.
All approved forms of ordinary Life Policies
YEAR Non FoRPEITABLE or ENDOWMENT Poll
eies. either with or without indemnity for to-
tally disabling bodily injuries, as the applicant
may prefer.
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.Attachment suits

Before p. II. Heinrich, J. p; A. j. White d
CO us Dormm f.. Rdteiif aud Vergei II.
TIllerg. composing the firm Of Rdtelif 6' TIL
lerv. .-.Y
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
Il this cause that the defendants, DOrmus F.
Rateliff and Verge II. Tillery, are nOn-resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee; ii is therefore
ordered that the said defendants make their
appearance at my Office. in the city of M emphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, on or before the 18th
day of May, 1867, then and there to plead, an
swer or demur to plaintiffs complaint, or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing exparte; and that copy of this order
be published for four consecutive weeks in the
Memphis PUBLIC LEDGER.
P. II. HEINRICH. J. p.
April 25th. 1867 law-73
r AW SIDE OF THE COMMON LAW AND
. IL Chancery Court; of the city of Mem
phis, Tennessee. Ann Wright versus d.
Wright 1t appearing from affidavit in this
cause that the defendant is non resident of
the State of Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered.
that he make his appearance herein at the
Court House, in the city of Memphis, Tennes-
see, on or before the second Monday in June
next, 1867, and plead, answer or demur to plain
tits bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to him, and set for hearing ex parte.
and that copy of this order be published once
aweek, for four successive weeks. in the PUB
Lie LEDGER.
A copy-Attest. JOHN DONOVAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Clerk
j. r. ROBERTSON. law-H
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-06
Annual Premiums for Life

Policies for Life insure against death from
any cause, and the premium is payable annual
ly during life. Rate per $1,000;
.Ageof2 25 80 IS 40
policy policy .......-sl 10 1880 sl61O $ls@ s22.sl
Accident ...... 1918 1890 .O.1O 22.N 26.sl
Other ages in proportion.
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Bodily Injury by AccIdent,

Fatal or non-fatal, whether the injury be re-
ceived In travelling or not. whether in the store,
office shop, factory, on the street or farm, or
in any of the ordinary avOcations Of life. ..r,
These polices guarantee the payment OF a
accident or a stipulated sum per week, from
SO to $50 as indemnity for loss of time by totally
disabling injury by accident, at an annual cost
Of IS TO $40 per slgO0 according % occupation.
pioneer accident insurance company Of the
country-has, up TO March /, 1851:
Issued ouer NINETY THO USAND Policies,
and Paid FOUR HUNDRED AND
f. FIFTY THO OUSAND DOL VI i
tEttf LARS IN Losses. .trf.f
Including more than five thousand losses for
(by DEATH, in which the sum Of S20S, 900 was
realized for less than $1,000 received in pre-
miums. ...
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-06
REBBEN DALEY,
United STATES COMMISSIONER
No. $50 Second Street.

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