Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
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Editors Memphis Appeal:
It having been currently reported that
the North American Life and Accident
Insurance Company of Philadelphia has
not complied with the laws of this state,
we ask you to publish the following letter
from John League, ESD.
Messrs, Butler & Barbour, Agents North Amer
lean l.. "a. ms. Go,
Gents At your request I take great
pleasure in certifying that you have
complied with all the requirements Of
law in relation to the payment Of your
state and county taxes, paying to the
state $3.50. and to the county 1925, for
the privilege of an insurance company
in this state.
Respectfully, your ob't. servant.
JOHN LoAGUE, Clerk.
In conclusion we would say that We
are prepared to effect insurance upon
lives at from % to 3S3 per cent. less than
any other company doing business in
Memphis. Yours truly,
No Cholera IN Men4phis.-The Mis-
sissippi Diarrhea Cordial has stood the
test Of eighteen years experience, and Is
stamped as the result of scientific inves-
tigatiOn-its cures have been its leading
advertisements. A countless multitude
Of testimonials and certificates from the
most influential and respectable citizens
of the whole valley of the Mississippi
could here be given if necessary, inelud-
ing some of our best physicians. IL has
been used in the Memphis hospitals as q
standard remedy, and is acknowledged
by all to be the mighty foe of Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Bowel Alice
tons, and all " would be- quaek doctors,
who are endeavoring to palm of upon
the public their worthless compounds.
Beware of such vile trash Ask for the
genuine Mississippi piarrhea Cordial, and
You cannot possibly be disappointed.
In Accordance With a Preliminary
meeting of the Incorporators Of the
memphis Mechanical and Agricultural
association, convened on the 22d inst,
II Is requested that all Stockholders and
those interested in the furtheranee Of the
Improvement of the equine species, meet
AZ the ot.c e of MARYLAND L. Perkins, cor
her OF Second and Monroe streets, to-
LiorrGw evening at half-psst three
OciOck. The decision Of the Turf Com
gress," as lately convened at Louisville,
nyl renders this call imperative, and
demands immediate action.
January q. 1867. les q
IRISH Linen worth 81, selling at 247
ma" ia5s street, Shloss u Bros at 45 cents.
q Rush for cheap damaged Goods
: great as in the start, hence the con-
StIsIOh mat M. KFRus & Co., No. 2l3
1lain street, ext to Ward & LeGuere's,
Afs IN real earnest about closing out.
usauefaea who want to buy Cloths,
cashmere, Ready-made Clothing, Shirts,
Mefs' Socks, Neck-ties, In fact, e full
anu complete stock of Furnishing Goods,
VII 90 Wei to attend the great closing
1Ih ssle, at M KTaUs & Co.'s, No. 2l3
R-.n street next to Ward q LeGuere's
@a$ses 4fesagdre Kd Gloves, only 81
pan' az Shloss 4 Bros, 247 Main
jes3 Ivy
1f1ot Of John SurraH postponed. 10
oo9esssequence Of the great closing out sale
je28 Nv BIOS 27 Maia street.
Ladies' Hose I23 oepts. &nsn Hand
kerenleis l2A cents Corsais low ii "a
eenss, az shloss & Bros, 247 Sfain street.
JEW
C1facos ten cents Domestic Inc cent?.
ara Wide Ticking twentyetve cents
AoePs-Any amount OF sprinrs. Sevenfv-
I've cen@ 70 0 dollar. Al @,laas Il
sro.'s, ~ Main street. isje "