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p. II. Thurston ct ala, Us. Heirs and Cred
itors Of J. p. Williams, deceased.

It7Il7 u D T > " IIII1'1I'l Vl107V'''-l
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE AT
| the April Term, 1867 Of the Chancery Court
al GAINESVILLE / will offer at public auction. on
ma ON JUNE NEXT at the Courthouse in Clarks-
Vile the valuable WAREHOUSE belonging to
the estate OF Jo. p. Williams. This is very
large brick Warehouse situated on the corner
of Water street and Main street, at the lower
corner Of the wharf.
TERMS OF SALE-Six, twelve eighteen and
twenty four months credit, and no right of re-
demption reserved. Notes with good security,
bearing interest from date required and lien
retained for the purchase money.
W. I. SHACEKLFORD,
may31 I'd c. and NJ.
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KEEP INSURED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE co.

Once fn ths Building Of the Bank
Of the UDi0H.
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LY0N's ExrKfcr oF PuRE JtAAICt GNuEE-
for indigestion Nausea Heartburn, SICK Head
ache. Cholera MoTbu'. klatuleucy. &ea where
warming stimulant a. required. IT. earttul PFC
paraton and entire purity make 10 a cheap an
reliable article for culinary purposes sold every
where 81 10 cts. per bottle. Ask for 'LYOS 50
Pure Extract. Take no other.
saratoga spring water. sold BY
Druggists.
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Fittings for the Above.

Tees, Elbows, Crosses, Plugs, Bushings. Re
dueers, Lock Nuts, Hooks, Return Bends,
Unions, etc.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ri its April Term. 1867, in the suit Of Wray &
Gilielaud ct al. vs.. W. IL. Lucas and the heirs of
Edward Irabue ct al. | will sell the above n
acres at public auction. on
WEDNESDAY, 26th JUNE, 1867.
On the premises, to the highest bidder posi-
lively without reserve, without encum-
brance and free from redemption The mini
mum heretofore fixed the lands has been
withdrawn by order of the court, and diScre-
tiOnary power given the Commissioner as 10 the
manner in which the tract shall be sold.
The tract has been subdivided into lots con-
tanning from one and a-half to twenty-One acres
each, but the Commissioner now has discretion
to sell the same in lots or blocks.
The tract Is finely watered and the soil ex-
cellent.
will also sell at the same time and place,
without reserve, and free from redemption,
IS Acres and 20 Poles,
On which is situated the residence of the late
Edward ITabue, which tract Will be sold subject
60 the dover assigned 30 the widow of said
Edward Irabue.
This tract is handsomely improved, having
on it splendid two story brick house aud all
necessary outhOuses, orchards. cisteTns, etc.
Persons desiring to purchase are earnestly
Of sale.
One-fourth cash, and the balance on one. two
and three years with notes well endorsed bear
ing interest and q lien retained Sale to com
mence at II o'clock A. NJ.
4. n. GLASCOCH,
maya eodtd Special Commissioner
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AGRICULTURAL POLICY OF TIE
MEMPHIS IENN., Nov. %, 1867,

MEMPHIS, IENN-, Nov. %, 1867.
Editors Memphis Appeal;
The necessity of abandoning the cul-
ture of cotton, the mpOssibility OF start
ing a profitable stock farm without the
expenditure Of large sum of money, the
impropTiety Of such an investment when
hoTdes Of hungry negroes are prawling,
gun in hand, through every pasture, is
causing al anxious inquiry among our
farmers in regard to paying substitute
for the agricultural product which has
hitherto engaged their almost undivided
attention. Wishing 10 add my mite Of
encouragement to 50 important an enter
prise, I pen the following items, which,
II you think OF value, you are at liberty
70 place them before your readers.
herewith iDcl0se q specimen pod of
each OF three different kinds Of castor
bean which / reared this year. The
smallest one OF the trio is the ricinus
cgynmlnis. which is extensively cult
waited in Missouri and Illinois. TRespeci-
men with the light brown hull is the
ricinus s1nQluneUs, from the Guinea
coast Of Africa. The pod having the
darkest eOloTed capsule is the TiciHus gi-
gaRteiS, from the PHILIPPINE Islands.
The two latter are the product of i'm
ported seed The first was planted in
the open sunshine, grew about seven
feetg high, and bore about half dozen
clusters Of seed. The others were planted
in a most unsuitable position, being
shaded fully one-half Of the day. The
gigantic grew about eight feet high, and
bore four OF five lunches Of seed, each
about tiUO feet in length and six inches
in diameter across the middle Of the clus-
ter. The leaves OF this noble plant are
eight pointed, and reach in some in
stsnces the enormous breadth OF two
: feet six inches. One stalk of the red
variety lowered al0ft to the hight of
nearly seventeen feet, producing an
/ abundance Of fruit, one bunch of which
Is about two and hall feet long.
With the exception OF lOOseniDg the
ground for few inches only in depth
/ aud breadth at the time OF planting, not
one Of the stalks received any attention
I whatever. When We consider the weak,
/ son nature Of the roots Of this bean, we
may form some ides OF the disadvantages
under which the plants labored.
Notwithstanding its tropical origin,
even the common castor bean is said 70
have been as far North as Central Mis-
souri, a more profitable crop than cotton
ever was. such being the case, how
much more lucrative would its culture
be In our warmer climate. II Is peeu.
liarly adapted TO cur present misfortunes
from the fact that il requires no more
labor and no closer attention than does
the common IndiSn corn. ] am not
myself farmer, but from my limited
I experiment l am satisfied that in tht
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ASSETS
4th-Cash on hand and in
bank--...-... -. s2e2 "a 6s
Cash in hands OF
Ag'ts, and in eourse
OF transmission ....- l3I, ,4S3 a
Bills receivable for
loans. secured BY
personal al cOllat-
ersI security -. 1924 "a
Real estate uneuCum-
bered.....----...-......-.. ..-... 5000 90
Ren sand interest so-
crued -. .............. Il ,475 50
Stocks and bonds as
per scRedule ......-.. ,sl6,5s6I L
--sl .Ss2,744 Il
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X AND $ n.

Pry-,S Chapter. No & Meets ID Monday OF each
r5outh-bl- -FelIovE' HslI. John Zent, 81. e
r. p. b. 81. Levy. sec'y.
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III Offering OUR BITTERS to the southern
| Public, we have no hesltsncy IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe
tioR in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely Southern - Compounded With s
special adaptable 70 the variSus types O.
stomaoic arrangements prevalent in oul
climate
nisa gentle stirnulant to the system afte'
undergoing q severe Illness.
1t is a cure for Dy spepsis.
1t assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
It's a preventive for Chiils and Fevers-
Its an Invaluable companion for person
travelling st all seasons OF they year.
tits HONE enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
81 Sold everywhere.
Oh. EBBERT & CO..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot. No. 8 Howard's Row,
fsblo r. Heulphis- TenB.
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copy Of this order, which will constitute
his certificate Of election.
By command of Brevet Major General
Ord. o. d. GREENE,
Assistant Adiutsnt General
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- VIII receive Deposits. Discount SOtesand
Bills, and transact all business authorized hy
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QUINCY, IL, November D. lolo-
Mrs. JACKsoS. Dear MddaHi-It Is with
pleasure thai certify to you tLat seein9 one
OF your circulars which contained certificates
and indOrsc Iuents from The best physicians aud
the highest edical authorities Of the United
States. cert fying that your oils for the com
pIexion and teeth were purely the oils, eEtracts
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant II
whet used aecordi z 20 directions 70 cure the
worst ard most Difficult. eases " nursing, sore
mouth. canker OF the stomach blwCls and dys-
pensia. For SC ofulous disorders, when used
both internally and eNterna ly,1t has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daush-
ter aged nfteen months having the " hOUp'ug
cough for several months. accom- agiel with
what the doctors call VII te canker. her outh
aud throat beiRg terri ly liberated, and l nav
ingtred everything for its relief l could hear
cf all 10 no purpose, I bought one bottle OF
your oil for the lmplsXiOns cal ed queen
BesS. went according ( to the directions, did nOt
use quite one bOtti-, and I am most happy 20
state TO you that IL has cured my chilt she Is
nov aS vel and he rty ever she was In her
life. give you his, ms certincatef hoping you
will publish IL, thai thOuSancs or others VINO
may De afflicted with any Of the shove auec-
ttons may At once get a bottle OF your queen
B-sg for fael sure they VIII mud tnmetlate
relief Yours respectfully,
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; MRs Nj = WI. WI. b. COLLINS.

AGEErs WANTED -Nsie or Female. in every
town and county 10 the Uu1ted states, 70 miro
duce this ceIe brated preparation. Agents are
now making from $50 to SOS per mont b, clear
OF expenses Apple ti0ns for ageO'ies can re
made for TIE present to MIS-. Jscsson, at the
Whiteuore House, Adams street, between
Third and Eourth. Memphis or 70 the man u
facturing depot, No Il9 sixth street., St. ouis,
Mo either in person or by letter.
r,oGT n
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ConRSE OF sTuDY.

" - LA1A7 III - - -
FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
walkers American Law, Kent's COmments-
ries, Blsuop on Criminal Law Carutber's His
tory OF a Law Suit. stephens Pleadings
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR GLASS;
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, lreenlear on Evi1ence
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adams Equity
Pleading, Redield on Wills, Hilliard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Real Operty, Tay iOr on Land
lord and Tenant, Angell a Atnes ON Corpora
ttons Story's conflict o. Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, COuElin's U. 5. Treatise.
Reeitations and examinations each day at
O'Clock. Moot Court once each week, and AP-
pelIate Court once each month, presided over
by the Professor all together.
students permitted 10 enter any Class. out no
Diploma given except 70 those going through
whole course.
Terms IS per Session, payable in advance.
Entrance Fee, 50 per Session
sAu Students OF Law can attend Tree Of charge
the Lectures OF the College, including Lectures
on EIOcution snd explanation Of Latin and
French technicalities by the President
Arrangements viii be made TO board and
lodge Students At IS per month. APPLICATIONS
shsuId be made early. selO
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MRS. GRO. WOLCOIT,
Jersey street, bet 5 Xth and seventh.
MRS. VIM. r. co 4LINs' CERTIFICATE
HANxrRAr. Mn Ausust q. 1876.

HANNIBA Al, NO, August % 1876.
MRS. JACKSON Dear fsdGm / am most
bappy to inform YOU that a-tsr having suffered
more than three years with what some pnysi-
clans tall nursing sore nlOu h, or c7lnSer OF me
mouth and throat, tried various remedles,
mt found nothing 70 do me any good unt ]
heard Of your lls for the complexion and
teetu called Queen BsSs.' bought one i
lie went according to directions. ard am tru y
thankfult say have tcund Spermanent cure.
Hoping you will purlish this. that other IOor
50 fi,rers may be benefited by it, l emain,
Yours respectfully
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som g thin q n ew
SCIENCE AND MEDICINE.
PARALYSIS CAN BE CURED

WE fully and freely invite all Physicians
w and students OF Medicine OF all schools.
and also every body else to come and examine
our invention OF a PORTABLE EQUALIZER
We have demonstrated the fact that in Paral-
ysis, Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia.
Weak Chests, Narrow Chests, Asthma, weak
Lungs Weak Backs, Weak, Stid and Shrunken
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standing. Spasms, Epilepsy, Palsy, 81. Nitus'
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concomitant diseases, lmP potency and all kinds
OF Weakne sses of the GeEerative Organs, can
be cured
sicians aud citizens OF this nation
MEMPHIS. TENN., December 2 1867.
Having sold all my right, title and interest to
this county of the "EQ QUALIzER" 70 Drs.
SAMUEL GILBERT and SILAS I. GILBERT,
the latter being q graduate Of the Je1fers n
Medical College Of Philadel phia, can fully
and freely recommend them, IS thorouehly
competent and reliable, to all persons wishing
fraafmsnt GEORGE HADFIELD, NJ. -.
R1- Drs. GILBERT can be consulted a. thelE
Onices, No. 81 south side Of Court Squared
de5 In
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F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Fac to rs
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
27S Front Street, Upstairs.

IN entering upon another commercial year,
1 with the experience OF the past, uaugat
with the many vicissitudes incident 70 a
changed system OF agriculture, and for when
most OF our planters were little prepared, re-
hQiting in heavy loss 20 planter and merchant,
as an experiment tried, We shall adopt risld
cash system ia our business-taktng no rlsk,
and making oar sales prompt upon receipt OF
eOusiguments remitting proceeds with as little
delay as possible bat IN all cases ooeytng It,
structi9ns Of shippers, and using our best en-
deavors TO promote the interest Of our patrons.
Our ARRANGEMENTS for furnishing Supplies,
BaRxing. Rope, 9unnies, Groceries and ProVl-
sions are such, that. we promise 70 furnish
them st our lowest market price, and make II
As much or more. TO your interest 70 order
through us, than 10 purchase In person:
Hoping to receive Your patronage and innu-
eISS os5 sHn - F'w. IRVINE co.
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GEO. L. CHASE, President.
GEO. 81. COLT, secretary.
STATE OF IONNECTICUT, I
Cauutv Of Hartford. (

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September 2, 1856, Personally appeared
George l.. Chase. President, and George NJ. Colt,
Secretary OF the Hartford rfre Insurance Com
pany aud sevcrally made oath that the above
statement by them subscribed, is true, accord
ing to their best know ledge aud belief
Befora me. u, n. Z. SkILTON
nov7 Notary Pu0Ic.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
lIth-The greatest amount insured in any one
risk is so 00J, except in special cases
l2th-The amount insured in any one city,
town or village, depends upon its size,
and how built
Sth-The amount Insured in any one block, de-
.pepds as above.
l4th-Certihed copy Of the Charter Of the Com
pany. as fled heretOfoEe-
l5th-GenerGl Power Of attoiuey for Agents TO
accept service Of process, previously
fled.
GEO. L. CHASE, President
LEn ClIr -a-.ra-.r.-
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L II. PIKE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Architect and Engineer.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
I his friends and the public that be is pre-
pared 10 devote his whole attention 20 Design
ing aus and SUpeInteuciuE Buildings, VITA
as Tnuca enerEy and attention 10 bis patrons
interest as he lid for the Gays interest while
0FFrCE-StilInasn Block, Second snd Msdi-
son streets. Lharges reasonable.
!. 4. MCCLURE,
cs,rg
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE pEsoTo

A NIGHT SESSION. IN CONNECTION
n with this College, is now inau2urated- As
= temporary arrangement, the Class meets 10
No. q SOUTH COURT STREET.
The course OF instruction is eminentiT prae-
tical as well a. scientific embracing everything
necessary to 90 young men for the efficient dis
charge OF the duties OF an Accountant and
Book. keeper in q merchants ONCE. The stu
ccnt goes through precisely the same routine
or iournallEing. posting into his ledger, and
closing hts books, and thea making out his bai
ancs sheet, as ho would In actual business
This process il renewed an indsnnits num-
Der or times, TIL he beromes as familiar with
these operations. and a. expert in performing
them, as II he had spent long apprenticeship
in the Counting House.
TERMS For Night Session (in advance) one
month, s. three months, 80.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsoN's
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
MRS. WOLCOTTs CERTIFICATE.
L.--..-r..- -. - : rs..

THE following certificates, selected from hun
dreds in the possession OF the pr0prls tressr
are confidently submitted 10 the public:
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session "Opens EOnday, September 2nd,
LAW SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

rJyHE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
lege will open on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER- The following gentieEen com
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Law....-.-...--Cien. ALBEIT PIKE
Real Property & Pleading. Hon. r. Z. HEATH
Personal Property q Pleading "A u. LEWIS
Equity & Comm erciai Law Hon. p. T. sCRUGGs
Grim. Law q Admiralty. Gen. j. h. CHALMERs
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MAsONICDIREOTORY

1867
LODGES.
Axqva1wA, No. Iss. Meets Ist Monday IN
ezrgrv month. al Odd-Fellows' Eall. cor. Court
sna MAIN. p. B IFolTsteT, 24 FroAt street
s,5y-rz NFExprI1.. No us Meets ID Friday OF
e-cl month F5all. cor. Msiison and second
J. II. Se,lsrs. W. r.; Benz. X Pallenr Sec.
month Hall. cor. Madison aud second. John
AiuslIe, ". ", Z. r. Wood Ea-d. sec
HANILroNl no. ~. 4-eis 81 Z Icy - eI es.cu s
Eaun no l-F silOWs 1sL. p "a olahteyr
KI,.xIss iSG, 10, 5iiCU D. Meets tth Friday
of e7ca ul0nfH-2H Frent street John j.
V,orehain $50, ". n b. X. sullen, sd, SIS.
Bogk1. kRCH.
PEsyS Chapter No g. Meets ID Monday OF each
uloutl-Dl1-Fel IovF' fan John Zent, M. x.
Il. p; b. 81. Levy. Hec'y.
r. AND s. n.
E-EEKA Council, No. 8. Meets 81 Monday Of
tn. IHS \. J. Wlggin, Rec.
TEsIPI.AH.s. ..... DID.
t,YRrNE CCr1msndsry, No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
DAY Of each month. John zent, Com; n. J.
Wi.cin, Rec.
A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
2js Front STREE
HEaMEs Lodge ~ Perfection, lith; No J.
81 sted Comm Qnieatlons ID NJ % nesdsy night
Nf.- Charles n. Carroll, 18th, See.
MrrrVAs LsudEe Of Perfection, l4th.; No. 2.
Meets ail " e4l6h4ay OF eaAsl lnoAlLls Ne9Es.u
Ksllersh, 82d, O.. ~; A. r, Franklana, I'D,
Enr-.
,,ssIpHIA council OF Princes OF JeruEsl lem. 18th .;
40. 4. Benz. X. Pullen, sd, Tarsh.'.; -
cav. ~ cIrA 1rEH OF Rose Crolx. 18th, No. /.
Charles ". Adams, 82d, NJ. W.: II. 7. Tom
Pi--TfFFr prP1-rssErs Council Of K-h ssth.,
No. l. Henry +. WoOdard, S2d., Comm. /;
William y. Ciro3e sd, Rec.
uoFzTsToRY OF W EsT TENNESSEE, sd. John
AinElie. SD, Comm.. In Chief; Dodge Q.
Trader 32d, Reg.
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aePrImack CalicO st 81 cts.
New York Miss BleECGed suSllns at lie.
Heavy Brown Demestics at cts.
iFish POplins ati1 cts.
llpscss at 8 cts.
binseys at 10 cts.
Osnabargs 10 5 cts.
noia'Hes at ) cts.
1914 White Wool Blankets at 30 cts.
Een'S Calf SeWed Boots at 81 25.
Mems Wax Br0gsns az Is cts.
WOmeH's shoes, all stJ les, ar ~ cts.
COalssApOOl Thread We throw IN.
aesFs While shirts, 40 cts.
TfNHESE are the prices that STR AUSS BLUM
1 will sell their goods al after they COM
mence their
SELLING OFF SALE,
and this will take place when their competitors
have got through with their
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nnIor d sunacRIPTIon.

tAs6rst insertion
= gilt uaes Of solid nonparen constitute
asquEre. 80 -
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,oiuvon VIII be charged 25 oents per line.
ra- Ksrriagesnd death notices puhlisheo as
other Advertisements
All advertisements for the APPEAL mus
bs handed in At the Clerks desk.
80 Trrns5sng advertisements mas Be paid goT
n aduGtloe.. ..- L
r Advertisements for the Weekly paper
vi be charged 81 sauss rates, per week OF
r,ontb. as IN the Daily, unless by special
contract. ,-,-.
So oar friends are requested 70 sethe U best
.t--rts 70 SEND US subscribers, sad Ill no our
tsr,s and sIso 70 forward any items ei news
tnpt may De OF sufficient local. Importance 70
warrant their publication.
. TERMS OF WEEKLY.
Assri fnducemeut % get up oluhs, We nave
sfouteI the following scale OF S1E1oea, which 3 re
!. Low as our current once EXPENSES VIII admit
OF:
o,saC,cnv one wear 9
n clr6s or zen or more, each 4w
F,sparlably IN GdUasos.
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General Commission Merchants
COOPER BLOCK, Monroe street.
Liberal Advances Made On GOISiglmGAtS.

IN referring to our card as above, We would
4 say that in the future, as in the past, we Will
give our best attention 70 the interests OF our
patrons on all eonsignments made US. That
while our facilities are at least equal 70 any,
aud we pledge ourselves that the result 70 the
PLANTER on all business intrusted 10 us shall be
as favorable as from any other house OF equal
standing. or from parties who may propose 10
transact business for less than we feel we can
fuSfiv and safely afford TO DO. Oc3-3In
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AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 10 Jefferson Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

VIZ e respectfully solicit share OF the busi-
w ness of the planters Of the South. We
thank our former customers for their patroE-
age and would be pleased to have them con-
tfnue business with us Our charges are the
same as heretofore. All Cotton consigned to US
win be insured, unless otherwise instructed.
ss25 3m
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- II a II e RI II N II
OF THE CONDITION OF
THE HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
on THE
First Day of July, 1867,
MADE TO THE
Comptroller Of the State OF tennessee.

st-The name OF this Company is THE HART
FORD FIRE INsURASCE COMPANY. ana Is
locstsd At Hartford, Connecticut
CAPITAL.
d-The amount OF Capital stock is 81, 900 600 Co
nafd ~ q l-'--- l nnn hnn %
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-22
NO. 49,.
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
THE SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE,
Il WITH TEs PIN ALLEY, ALL FINISHED AND


Situated ust outside the city Of Wilmington, Del,
the Railroad high and healthy with full view Of the
city, the Delaware river for fifteen miles, and other
roundngs, and we'll calculated for any public business.
The above will be slld for sss than the buildings could
be built with sufficient land, the proprletors
health requires a change. J. A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-22
rTHE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE
RRYRR AND AauK CURED IN 40 HOURS.


Manufactures specific this terrible malady, which
s warranted 70 cure the moat obsnAs Of Rsvel
and ARns in many instances in IS hours. 1t has bean
used BY thousands, and failed to afford resf.-
Druggist and dealers would consult their own interest,"
favor ana Is becoming the great remedy Of the fo
rnasa diaaanas oot10h
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-22
rrHE PILES CAN BE CURED.
MRS. DIR. FOSTERS PILE AND BURN sALvR.

MRs Dr. FosTRR sold hundreds Of boxes Of her esls
bratsd PILE AND BURN sALVB during the lAat
MONTH and has effected in many Of the most stub
born eAses. II never Ails TO care the Piles and viii
take out Gre minutes She challenges the medical
fraternity TO produce article containing equal curative
properties. -. =. ,v,,,,s mn. my,
Sold by Henry R. Dringhurst Market street below 4th
n MeInsll Market street below adj and K. BrlnghuTst
Coz sixth and Market sis. Wilminaton Del. oels-if