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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. D
(ro expire on the 3lst day of January, 1859
OFFICE oF THE AUDITOR OF STATED
Insurance DEPARTMENT,

tnLUMDCS, ONO, liuary 4, lS6I.1
WHEREAS, The PHENiX INSURANCE
COMPANY, located Al Hartford, in the State
OF Connecticut, has filed in this n f,e n sworn
statement of its cOuditlOr, as required by the
drst sec ion of the Act To regulate Insur-
ance Companies not incorporated by tho
State of OAir,' passed April 4, 1866, and
amen ed February ., 1864 and, whereas,
81 d Company has furnished the undersigned
sat sRctury evidence that II Ia posse essed OF
At least One Hundred Thousand Dollars OF
actual Capiial invested in stocks. or bonds,
Jr IN mortgages OF real estate, worth double
the amount for which the same is M tga ged;
and, whereas, said Company has fled In this
fiiGe a written instrument, under its corpo-
rate seal, signed by the President and Score.
tary thereof. authorizing any agent or agents
ot said Company in this state to acknowl.
edge service Of process. for and In behalf Of
said Con. pany, according TO the terms OF sah
law.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the nrst
section OF the aforesaid act, !, James II God.
mar, Auditor OF the State OF Ohio, do here.
By certify that said Phoenix Insurance Com
pany of Hartford, is authorized To transact
the business OF Fire Insurance in this State
until the thirty FIRST day OF January. in the
ear one thousand eigh hundred and sixty.
eight.
In witness whereof l have hereunto sub.
SCR bed my name, and caused the seal of my
clIiue to be affixed, tho day and year above
written. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

A Sale of Real Estate.
TN pursuance OF an order granted by the
L Probate Court OF Hancock county, Ohio.
will offer tor sale, at public auction, on
Saturday the I'd day Of February, 1867,
Al one o'clock in the afternoon, at the door
real estate situate in the county of Hancock
and State OF Ohio, TO wit A part of the east
half of the northwest quarter of Section
number twenty four (2D, in Township one
ID, north of Range number nine (9) east,
and more particularly described by metes
and bounds, rs follows, to.wit Beginning for
the same at the end of thirty.three chains
and twelve links east of the quarter post on
vast side of said Sc ctiOn number twenty.fOur
(24) on the line running east and west
through the centre of'said Section and run.
ming thence north twenty-nine (29) chains
and thirty -four (3i) links, thence east six (6)
chains and sixty two (62) links, thence south
until II strikes said line running east and
west through said section and thence west
to the place of beginning, containing twenty
acres OF land. subject TO road on the north
end, and also on a part Of the west line of the
section twenty four (24), uhencumbered by
dover. Appraised al Five Hundred and
sixty Dollars.
TERMS OF SALE.-.0ne third In hand, one
third in one year, and one.third in two years
from the day of sale, with interests the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. teE.
"A'"N " JOHN BOLTON,
Administrator OF Jacob George, deceased.
jan4noS3.4w
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Ordnance

XXrHEREAS, John Engleman on the. 9th
w day of January, A. D., 1857, filed with
The Council OF ths Incorporated Village OF
Fin iIay his petition praying the vac alton OF
so much of Jones street, as lies east Of east
alley in ., s. 4 z. Carlln's addition TO the town
OF Flndlayj" and whereas, such proceedings
were had that II was, TH.t rI-.H
Ordained, by the Council OF the Inoorp ora.
ted Village OF Findiay, that notice of the
pendency and prayer OF said petition be given
by publishing the same In some newspaper
printed IN said village, for six consecutive
weeks, and tho matters Of said petition be
and are set for hearing on the 18th day OF
February, A. D., 1867, or at the first regular
meeting OF said Council thereafter.
january s, 1867.
B,F, KIMnoss, Clerk. janllnoa46w
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A final report, accompanied by his
resignation, has been made by the
Commissioner of immigration, which
is submit ed herewith. No appro-
priation was made, at your last ses'
sion, for the expenses OF this office,
although the law creating it still ex-
lists. The Commissioner presents
an account of S94S rs, for the expen-
ses of his Office for several years
past, but it does not clearly appear
why the account for former years was
not audited and paid while funds
were provided therefor. l would
respectively advise the payment OF
what may appear to be reasonable
expenses of the office, for the period
it has been kept in actual operation,
under tue law.
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GAS INSPECTION,

An act, passed April 9th, 1865,
created the Office Of Inspector Of Gas
and Meters, providing for the collec-
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STATISTICS

In order to make his report more
fully and satisfactory, and more
nearly commensurate with the zeal
Importance OF the subject the Com
missioner of Statistics needs either
to have clerk allowed him, or q
contingent fund placed at his dispo
sal to enable him to procure facts
and information from the various
counties of the State. He is of opin.
ion that the latter would be at once
the most economical and efficient ar
rangement, as he could then pay ac.
cording to the work performed, for
statistics to be obtained IN each To-
cality, and which it is almost impos.
sible 10 get otherwise. The labors
of this officer are of permanent val
ne, and are sought by all who are
interested in our condition and
growth, both at home and abroad
and I would recommend the concen
tration in his office of all statistical
reports which can be separated from
the business Of the other departments
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES. -
The Secretary of State Of the Uni
ted States has, since your adjourn
ment, transmitted to me copy of al
amendment to the Constitution of tn,
United States, proposed by Con
gress, and now awaiting the ratifica
ton of the legislatures of the severa
States. 1t consists of several sec
tions containing provisions which il
1.-The wisdom of the National Legisla
ture are necessary to secure perma
nent peace throughout the country
and to correct the most palpable evil
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Great Reduction in Prices
Al J. s. PATTERsON's,
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1867.

A BsTRACT OF THE 25th STATE
An NJ Of the PHOENIX INSURANCE
COMPANY of Hartford, Conn, TO the state
VI ohio for 1867:
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Besides those existing claims, the
sum 81, ,901 1865 II had been present.
Cd and paid during the war, making
= total oi e2,0l3,S73 97 of elaimb
presented and prepared for'prcscn
tatlon 70 tue United states Treasur,
Department. up to this time. Other
claims are from time TO time audited
by the State Board, and the above
amount will be somewhat increased.
II will, Of course, be understood
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-17

Moot Cents, Greenleaf on Evidence, Adams
Equity, Angel q AInes on Corporations. Black
stone l4th hOokl in connection with the Grim
inal Code OF Mississippi, Revised Code OF Mig
sissipDi.
Diploma nom this SchCol is equivnlent TO
q license for practice ia Aississ phi.
Tuition Zee, $50 per term, in advance. The
term opens on ths gth OF September, 1861, and
ends on ths 24th OF June, lS62 auI3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-17
Trust Sale.

ny virtue OF a Deed OF Trust made by Charles
Is PfanueuHiehl and recorded in the Regis
.fer's office OF shelby county, Iennes=se- in
book No. 81. part 2, page 90 and following, j
VIII. on saturday, the 2sth September, 1851, in
front Of the Courthouse door uf the Law Court
OF Memp phis, In Memphis, Tennessee, on second
street. between Union and GayosO Streets be
tween the hOuIs OF ID o clock SIN. and O'Clock
pm. Of said day, proceed 20 sell, al auction, 10
the highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scrlbed lot or parcel OF land in the city OF
Memphis. and designated on the plat OF said
eIfv As para Of lot NO. 81, to-wit: Beginning ~
me northeast corner OF lot on the south side
1fTefftsrsOn street known as GeOTge Crem wells,
4 feet yrestWardiy nom the Intersection OF
Ieeerson and Third streets thence eastwarJily
Win tl.e south side OF Jefferson street ffty-
;.l,f fsaf 10 its intersection with Third street
sis+,e south v-ardly with the west side Of Third
5000 one hundred and foriy-eight and half
1ot 70 N alley thence Westwardly with the
,,.ft, ssise az said alley one hundred and forty
it,i go SIX inches 10 the west side OF another
eife,- fheDoe nOrthwsrdly with the east side
~ esth ailev fnirty-glN feet % thesouth bound
-, iine of said Cromwells lot +; thence cast
,-ssriiv with said Cromwells south boundary
nc az feet TO the southeast corner Of said
r,r,sr,. ms lot thence nOrtnWardly with The
esst sonudRry line Of said Cromweuh lot one
bandred and twelve and hail feet 10 the be-
iTtl fitle 70 said property is believed 10 be
-srfeei and The equity OF reden ptton isWaiVed
- 7 S.r,,r,Vsty as Trustee only.
augs "a THOMAS LEkChi Trustee,
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, September 15.-The fOrtifica-
tiOns atStrasburg are TO be extended and
strengthened.
FLORENCE, September 15.-The Italian
government threatens to commence legal
proceedings against Garibaldi if he per-
sists in his preparations for hostile
attack upon Rome.
I4IsBoN, September 15.-The mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived at
this port. She brings the intelligence
| that the allied South American forces
have gained some recent advantages
over the Paragusyans. Just before the
| steamer left news reached Rio Janelro
that allies had captured Corrumbia and
! seriously threatened the strongly fOrti-
fed position Of the Paraguayans at
Kulayti
New ORLEANS, September ia spe-
cial to the eastern press says Gen. Griffin
was only taken i'll on Wednesday, and
yesterday morning his symptoms were
reported more favorable but the dis
ease took a bad turn last night. He died
| before noon.
! Gen. Grant has assigned Brevat Maj.
Gen. Jas. Reynolds, on the Rio Grande,
TO the command of the district Of Texas
thus made vacant, and Brevet Maj. .-Gen.
| c. Mower, who is at New Orleans, to the
temporary command of the department
/ of the gulf
Gen. Frank Wheaton, who is sick with
fever at New Orleans, is reported better
! to-day.
New YORK, September ia Mexico
city correspondence, of August 18th, says
/ considerable canvassing and excitement
| followed the call made by President Jua-
rez for a general election. Factions were
active and the opposition were neglect
| ing no opportunity to diminish the
! chances of President JuareZ. The latter
/ is in favor of 50 amending the Mexican
| constitution as to make it like that OF the
| United States. He is in favor Of allow
! ing the clergy to vote and be voted for
| of having two houses of congress, and
making the minister report to the execu-
! tive, as is done in the United States.
Santa Annals trial is daily expected tC
/ take place. His counsel VIII be the
same gentleman who defended MaXimil.
/ ian. The general impression il that he
| will not be executed, but his estate will
| be eOnfiseated.
/ The roads are being successfully
cleared Of robbers, and large conduct O
specie had gone down to Vera Cruz.
LazadO had surrendered to COrrOna
and EscObedO.
Canales and Lopez, the traitor, are
doing their best, each in his own way, tC
leave their mark in history.
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LY r. PERKINS
Sbpyif,s Sale.

I WILL. OF r IoT ale, 20 the highest bidder
/ ih cash at the door 81 The Circu1t count
hOazs, IN the city Of Memphis, Shelby county
Stale Of Tenue- see on the 10Th day OF Saplem-
her ls67 within the usual hours, the fUllnwiu
describgl zeal estate, as tue property Of h.
Titus. to satisfy an execution Ia favor Of =. =.
RAY, use OF COMMERCIAL Bank Of kentucky
issued froin the ir.uit Court at the Nav Term
1861, Judgment 9th day of October. 1856, for
siNty-dve hundred and thirty-nlue ls-lUv dol
lars and costs. tO-wiJ: The eagt emo OF lot to
on the nOJth side Of jefferson street and ON
the west side OF Center alley. fouting about 81
feet ON Jefferson street ana iitf ieet on teuJeT
aIlry with a f0ur-slOry brick building thereon
also on lot 402 nj the corner, ON the south side
of Market street and a;isJ side OF Third street,
bting 49, feet square, with the block OF Lhrce-
story residence teuemeuts thereon; also, On
slb1iyision 10 OF couuiry lot 40, at the corner,
on the EOuth side OF Market street and the east
side Of the first alley east Of Thud street, being
about 100 feet front on Market street and a
depth OF about ISJ feet On The east side or said
alley being the residence property Of defend
ant +. Titus, all being In zoe city ui Mem pnis
shelby county and state OF Tennessee, as laid
down on the maps and plans Of sad city.
p. N. WINTERS, Sheriff.
By J. H. SWAN, Deputy Sheriff
August -, 1867. aus 5t-iu2gd
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STATE NEWS.

Last Tuesday two men were blown
nm bv a premature discharge while blast
ing rock in a tunnel, nine miles from
CovipRton, on the Louisville and Gin
cinnati branch road.
From the Rescue, lively and spir-
tied sheet published in Shelbyville, we
learn that a grand tournament will
come of at Bolivar, on the llth of Octo-
ber next, for the benefit Of the orphans
of the Confederate dead Of that place
and vicinity. We sincerely trust That II
will prove a successful undertaking.
" He that giveth to the poor lendeth TO
the LOTd.D
The Murfreesbor0 Monitor of the 14th
inst. saws On Saturday morning last
three colored prisoners confined in the
jail made their escape by Knocking the
TAILOR down when he was waiting upon
them. They were, however, soon caught
and brought back, getting but little lib
erty for their trouble. Mr.. Willeford,
the tailor, was seriously hurt, and is now
living at the point Of death. He fired al
them three times, but failed to hit any
OF them. The number of prisoners has
been too great for the jail's capacities
which has necessitsted the throwing ol
| too many into one cell, and has been the
| cause Of the many outbreaks happening
/ there Of late.
The Gallatin Examiner says: The
/ great Sumner county fair at this place
| will commence on Monday the 23d inst
| and continue for six days. The fairs o.
| Sumner have heretofore excelled those
Of any other county in the state, both in
display Of fine stock and in attendance
| Of visitors and we are assured that the
present exhibition will surpass any pre-
| viOus one in attraction. The society has
completed magnificent buildings AnC
fitted up their grounds most handsomely
| Arrangements have also been made fOl
daily special trains on the Louisville anC
| Nashville railroad, and it is antieipated
that the largest crowd that ever assem-.
bled in the state az a fair will be present
during the week. 1."I.
The Bolivar Bulletin speaks of tn,
cotton crop prospects in Hardeman a.
follows IL Is now pretty generally con
ceded by planters that the cotton crol
Of this county will not be as large as /
was last year, but il is claimed that th,
staple is superior in every quality.
The Union and Dispatch says
There are now IN possession Of the bureal
about four hundred thousand acres O
Tennessee abandoned lands, and man
valuable buildings, which are yet to b
restored to their former owners. Tn
restoration is progressing very slowly
many persons preferring to leave thei
properly in possession of the government
rather than place il at the mercy Of a
army Of hungry creditors. Some Of th
, finest residences in the state are still hal
by the bureau, no application for thei
restoration having been made.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
GENERAL suPERnSTENDEET,s ogETCE, TsI
Louisville and Nashville Express

MEMPHIS, TENN, July 7, 1867.
rTyp A Tpys win leave the Depot ofthis Company
az head OF Main street, until further notice
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-17

Al RS. LETITIA MAY viii open Select
Hl school for Young Ladies ON MONDAY Y.
September . 1857, in the basement OF the
Christian Church. on the corner Of Linden and
Mulberry streets.
The French Department Of this school wiz
be under the care OF Major LAMBERT NAY
late of the Con Moderate Army, assisted by hts
daughter Miss 5. +. NAY, vino has been two
wears in France. French viii le spoken exelu-
sivelT a this department liberal patronage
on the part OF the public Is respectively 50
Hcifed.
The services OF the following gentlemen nave
been secured Music, Profs- Seyfsrt and Witz-
man German. Prof WitEman; Ancient Lau-
guages. PrOl. hacFeely. iy2l tOct
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Ohancerr Oourt Of MemphIs.

Mary l. Jones, W1n. q. jones' Bailey P. Jones,
Thomas W. Jones and Nell B-, Jeseph B.,
Iula X Annie Lee and Willie Jones, infants
who sue by their next frisnd Bailey Z. Jones,
an citizens OF Shelby county, Tennessee, and
JOhu Keeling, George Keeling and James
F. Keeling, Ia fantg who sue by shelr nsLt friend
D B Keeling, citizens Of DAVIDSON county.
F Tenn. vs.. Il. q Brinkley and other creditors
f OF the estate OF Vim. E. Jones, deceased.
mHIs cause was hled in the Chancery Court
| of Memphis according TO section Of the Code
Of Tenn essee 2200 for tue purpose OF settling up
fhe estate OF William = Jones. deceased; II Is
therefore ordered that all persons who are in
arV way OF manner interested IN the admiuis-
ration OF said estate, or who have CLAIMS
ae,ainst the same. appear and ile the same with
lie fierk aud Master OF this Court, autheltica-
ted in fhe manner prescribed by law on or be
6ore the drsf Monuay in OStober. 1851. or the
same snail and viii be barred both IN law and
e,,1itv and that this order be published daily
6Sr thirty days in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
- A. AIlSrUN
clark and Master Chancery Court OF Mem phis
WRfGar & McKIsIcK, ,Sols. for rComplaipants.
Sept. 3, 1881. SCI toes
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RPECIAL MOTICF.

ny advice Of friends have concluded to add
Is 10 my division OF classes q Preparatory De-
uartrneut al Six Dollars per month. also take
This occasion to remark in order TO correct erro-
neOus impression in ~ gard 10 my prices that
the Academic Department Of my school takes
Young ladies' through the Mathematical hooks
usually taugh in female schools with cores
ponding advancement in other branches OF
Education, the Collegiate Department being
designed to otter to pupils an opportunity 10 a
higher and more thorough degree OF Scholar
ship. LEIllIA NAY
Auor1sf qg IsfT aulT
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h FridnY. Sentemher 27. t867.

at the door of the Clerks Office, in the town OF
Marion CritteudeFf county, Arkansas, sell 70
the highest bidder. flr cash IN hand me IOii0W-
ing described real estate, situated 10 Crttenl en-
county Arxansss. and known as that part Of
the Spanish Grant, originally owned by the
Graudse estate, conveyed by Wiilism y. ID.
Spain 10 George W. Underh1ll and Isaac bIlF-
Of section twenty four t2il conveyed IN same
deed the east half Of section thirty-siK (36l
and the southeast quarter OF sectlon thlrty-
base line OF range eight ts, east Ofth oh prin-
cipai meridian
f'bs fitie 10 this property is believed to be
s,erfectly good, but 1 shall convey only IS
Trustee.
Part Of this land comprises one Of the finest
,lantations on the Military Road, with Gin
house cab ms, etc, being the plantation known
a. Tire Brown Place, near Marion, Ark.
.,,4q a. IA Z. BROWN. Trugfaa.
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LATEST
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Noon Dispatches.
lwrsFrns AssoorArrD PRESS RrFOETa.l

WASHINGTON, September l6.-A spe'
eial says there is good authority for be-
lieving that the president intends at
tempting to reopen the registration IN
the southern states and postpone the
election.
Collector smythe and ex-Collector
Barney, Of New York, who have been
here for several days, have in their ~
terview with the president urged the
retention of Secretary McCuiloch in his
present position, and both have received
assurances from the president that he
had no intention of displacing him.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
MEMPHIS, TENN.

TH'HE Fall Session Of this Institution will com.
Iaenee On the THIRD MU6DAI (tas l5thl
OF September neNt.
Only the SAME CHARGES FOR TUITION
As BEFORE THE WAR. Board so per
month. Able and experienced teachers i'm all
the departments Location famed for its
health and beauty; accOmln g.ia tious superior;
a strictly drst-elass bOarsiuaz school. Parents
and guardians are invited to visit and see for
themselves. For further Information or Tor
Catalogues, address