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yElTPFHTS APPRAI4
LAmEET OF THn IEEsH EssIeEANr.

TX AAlA J.
I'm view Of the recent death OF its author, q
woman IS lovely IN nature as she was brilliant
Ia mind, a uielaneholy interest attaches 70 this
familar poem. one Of tie simplest ard most
patbetic In cur i~anguAeej
I'm siftin' on the stle, Mary.
Where We SAT- side by side,
1 On a bright May moruin long ago.
When nrst you we're my bride;
The corn wat sprinRlng Tfsh end green
And the tark sang load and high
And the red Wfs On your lip. Mary
And The love-hgbti IN sour eye.
The place IS ltttie changed. Mary,
The day - bright A. tnen
The lark loud song iSIn my ear
And the corn IS green again
Bat ! miss tie soft clasp q yoaf hand,
And your breath warm on my cheek
And sun keep list'nip' for the words
You never moro viii speak.
rrss Int a sfen down yondar lame.
Ana The little church STANDS near,
The church where we were wed Marg.
see the spire from here
But Inc grave. yard Hes between, Mary,
And nay step might break your rest
For I've laid you, darling down TO sleep,
With your baby on your breast.
Pm very lonely now. Mary,
For the poor make nd new friends
But, Chi they love the better stils
The few our Father sendsf
And YOU were all I had, Mary,
Ny blessin' and my pride
There's nothing len 70 care FOR now,
since my poor Mary died.
Yours was the goad. brave heart, Mary,
That sffn kept hoping on,
when The tnist IN God had left my soul,
And my arms Dung strength was gone
There wsa comfort ever on your lip
And the Find look on your brow
1 bless you, Mary, FOR that same,
Though you cannot hear me nov.
THANK ynu Tor the patient smile
When your heart was 1t to break
when the hunger pain was gnaTin there
And you mid Il for my saket
I bless you for the pleasant word,
When your heart was sad AID s0re-
III I'm hankfu you are gone, Mary,
Where grief can't reach you more
I'm blddin' You a along farewell
Ny Mary-kind and truet
But IN not forget got. darling
In the land I'm gOin' to-
They say there's bread and work for ali,
And the sun shines always there
But III not forget Old Ireland,
Were It my times as fairI
And often in those grand Old woods
III SIT snd shut my eyes,
And my heart will travel back again
Ts the place where Mary lies
And I'll think pd see the little stue,
Where we sat side by side,
And the epfingtn' corn, and the bright May
morn,
When nrst you were my bride.
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APP1IsJl. $3.50 y
Der M. Kelley, Howell T.. Jackson, Geo. n.
Barilett. j.. II. Hartley, ]. j. Peres, ". Dc.
Atkins ]. d. Heating
The mutual system has deseryedly BECOME
The most popular NODE OF Insurance. In the
limited States. ana ls the one embraced By
THOSE Sest Informed upon the suolaut, aad who
anrreeiats and desire security, ~peIpstHity and
economy. In a pureiy mutual cOmpaty the
aeaured derives an the advantages which can
6a called nom an Insurance., and at the low
al 49, rr exact cost, paying no tribute or
prodts TO he proprietors OF stockholders IoK,
rarhaus. al. tuadeCua1e capital CT seerr1tF.
sesnfr N accomplishing Tho 0oiee5 In view.
- the ESSENTIAL elements sought lor, and tncT
NAV 81 found emineEly existing IN a well
c-r-s,v hecome membe OF the omp2u
no a-a directiy in1rnated in IT, success. call
al the ofies Of the compHn ~ IL in1onna
~ ~ Ger cent. Of thsir i~nsurnnca account
aus 5l
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING LIZ
~ vestment. The plantation is known as the
town OF AXE Bluf." on Nhite rivsr. Ark. TX
mfles above the Memphis aud Little RoeE rai-
road crossing, Containing between f0urand I've
hundred acres, about one bundred cleared
heavily timbered, togsthsr with the whole or
half interest in a NEW STEAM SAW MIL.
forty horse powerA.Engtrs, B~lacksnith's SHOP,
CRrpenasfs Tools. Wagons and all uecessnrv
appGrtenances for running the same. There *
a line Mansion With nine rooms, a Cistern. (ca-
pacity 60Oy galloaeJ three Cabins Warehouse.
two good Wood Yards, and The best din
on the river. Tbe above vii Re sold az low fq-
urls and on easy TERMS For further particu-
lars address Mrs N. y. H.
m~Irf Arna.f naao.
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GHPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY,
1914.
oFFIOE, p liz Il STREET.

j. j. MURPHY, President.
l.. M. CASH. Secretary.
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nPlRTNERsHIP

VHE undersigned have this day formed q
CsDerfns ship Tor TIC purpose Of carrying
On a General comm s3ou AID Forwarding bus
siaess. aul ths sale Cf Co1Btry produce. aEd
non. ~ cloee ~altautton - bushes and the In
tarrst OF oar customers. % retain the conn
deuc Of those who favor Us WITH theLr patrc-
mage "a ATWOOD
NM. ANDERSON.
MEMPHIS, september ,, iSs7.
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There has been about a dozen bales Of
the new cropof cotton resolved, 80 far,
In this market, but receipts will increase
from this out, and by the first Of October,
we think. orders can be filed With new
cotton. The market for the week has
been dull and dropping, owing TO unfa-
vorabie quotations from abroad. The
exaggerated estimstes Of the coming crop
has caused the decline in Europe; and,
until those erroneous impressions which,
we regret to say, are INDUCED in and cir
eulated by many Of our merehants are
removed, the decline viii continue. The
receipts for the past week al this port
were ASS bales; shipments 33l bales.
This is a falling Off from last weeks re-
eeipts. The few sales during the week
were made upon 3 basis Of from y 10 &c
for middling, and closed st the inside
quotations.
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. II II n M H N II
OF III cONDITIOS or rBE
UNITED STATES
FIRE and HABlEE INSURANCE CO.,
Located at Baltimore, Maryland,
ON 31st JULY, 1867.
Located at Baltimore, Maryland,

31st JULY, 1885,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C-OaprkoLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, August 2, la7.
I. q. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury. do hereby certify thar the UNITED
STATES FIRE AND MAINE INSURANCE
CoMPkSY, located at Bal1imore. in the
state Of Maryland, has produced to me
satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with all the requirements
of the laws Of the state Of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance companies. and I further
certify that z w. L CROOK. AGENT OF
said Company. has also complied with the re-
ouirements OF the laws Of the state. made and
provided in such cases. wherefore, said UNITED
SrArEs FRE AND MARINE Insurance CoM-
PANY has authority to take risks and transact
the business Of insurance IN this state, at
Memphis, Tennessee
G. ". BLACkBURN.
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. w. L. CROOK
General Insurance Agent.
au8 I'm Zg1l Main Atreet-
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Seremth Prize.

A most valuable notwithstanding site with a
perpetual fail Of 81 feet OF gat6r. situated in
winston county, Aiahzu1a, With l4 acres Of
land. Valued al $1,000.
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Memphis wholesale Hoot and shoe
MARKET

The boot and shoe market has been
active during the week-sales have been
generally to Gil small orders, but the ag-
gregste Of trade has been favorable.
Buyers are mostly Of the cash kind and
just the sort which our dealers are now
glad to see and to whom they are ready
TO sell on such terms as will insure 3 fair
margin. The demand for boots has not
yet opened to any extent, but with this
exception all staple goods meet with
ready sale. Stocks are increasing daily,
though they will be still larger the vaFi-
ETY. and style Of goods cannot be i'm
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OFFICERS:

SEThe Company Is nov prepared 70 Issue
Policies IN an The various forms of Life Insu-
rance, and respectfully solicit public patronage
jyut
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LIST OF PRIZES.
- - nnd CnnltnL -.

Col u. G. GanoWays valuable residence,
corner Of Court and Third streets, Memphis,
one block only nom the center q The city, and
IN the vicinity OF ali The Federal, state and
County Offices lot 81 feet 'front.' BY 50 deep.
Valued Al SALON.
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Steamer Luminary, St. Louis.
4" Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
City Of Alton, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Luminary, New Orleans.
" Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
" City Of Alton, st. Louis.
" st. Patrick, Vicksburg.
A" NstOma, St. FrAneis river.
Commercial, White river.
Pilgrim, Arkansas river.
Beats in Port.
Des Ark, Ozark.
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,. j. ATrronn. v. D. EVDEEs0N,
Late Of Elliott Late OF Herbert
&co. Bel a Co.
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RIVER MATTERS.


We have had several days Oe hot, sui
try weather, and yesterday wss but Sttle
behind any of its predecessors for heat.
The river falls daily. There is but thirty
inches scant to Pine Bluff, and twenty
six inches from the Bluff TO Little Rock
sixteen inches 70 Fort Smith. The Ohio
is falliHg, with seant thirty-four inches
to Louisville. On Phillips bar there is
barely six feet, and boats are daily ar
rested at that place s effectually as il it
were a quaraBtine station. From here
to V~icksburg the channel is bad, but we
have so far heard Of no trouble below
Vieksburg, except in the case of the
Henry Adkins. The Wabash is lower
than it has been for twenty-five years.
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TENNESSEE STATE MUTUAL
H Z III II
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS TENN.
orElcE. ~ Madison street., ssldsn Block,


HOME COMPANY UEVOTED TO HONE
"a fnterests. None but FIRST Class risks taken.
P51ices issued nom one monsh TO SIX years
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
&Nl00, IN the CITY OF Chicago, I'LL, only three
guar ers Of a nile FROM the heart Of the city,
and within one b cck Of the street railroad in
tersecting every part OF the city, Valued at
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Yes. 90 lhe soaeIss1 psesides.

IN England rivers are all males,
tFor Instance, Father Thames.)
Whoever IN Columbia sails
Finds there mam'selis and DANES.
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TO TAKE PLACE AT
II MISS,
AUGUST, 1867.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion Numbered
Eorly-ssyen, aud comprised lO,sin the vicinity
% Aetaphlk, Tenn, Cortuthi Miss, and Her
uando, Miss. deeds to whlch have been made
TO the lucky uc~Eet-hclders. For this. the Sec
Ono Drawing, hoWeveE. we are able % onsr our
patrons sul more attractive inducements 10
Interest themselves IN our scheme. From a
lengthy ltsf Of property, much OF which has
already been advertised 10 the public, We select
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Memphis WhoiesaIe UFy UOOdH Market
The dry goods market has shown a
rapid and hsttering Increase during the
week. Our jobbers have been busy and
stocks, which are very complete, are
going OFF rapidly. Ii will be seen that
most staple articles have declined since
our last, and the present would seem to
be 3 favorable time for our country mer-
chants to lay in their supplies. The de-
mand for staple articles in the eastern
markets will no doubt advance values
there very soon, and as the stocks are
not large in the hands of manufacturers
agents it viii effect our market to some
extent. The demand during the early
part Of the week was mostly from North
Alabama and Mississippi, but within the
past two or three days a number of Ar
kansas merchants are in town.
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Eighth Prise.

The FRANKLIN Female Instltuie. at Holly
sPL-nsa AlsA a handsome a1d vel con-
aIncled school building, most e5lzfbly located.
4hA Nesy desirable property. Naiuedas ssaA
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75k aefs OF Woodland near Raleigh. shelby
county tennessee, distant frOm Mefaphis pine
nihes This Is very deszrab-e, and an excellent
pri14 Valued at sayJ.
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Fourth Prize.

One residences lot adjoining above property,
DXl@ feet; very aEailanle for residences and
desirably heated. Falaed at0sQ.
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EUREKA And RATS
SOUTHERN MADE
COTTON GIN.

WHE EUREKAGtN separates halls. bells ana
q sticks nom the Seed Cotton. and viii pay
Gin needa no putting but speaks for itself. and
Ike COED wine not fofgotion by those who
have friedB CHS repaired BY \ sklliul Gin
KEGS whlis ne wasi IN the Con federa4s service.
tll Bands aun1 and Leaiher, furnished ct
act0ry prices. Orders solicited and ~DronDflv
filed Address, MemphiS Tenn,
CIV. T~EUEHEART.
Care Of Farriagron 4 howell
au1 Agent for Daniel Pratt
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fhaler
Berlin, si.JT for l PruB
sian thaleT-
Frankfort 6lLzc for Z
gnilder,
Sweden, 4i5sc Tor one
wfnL zanNaw
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Commercial bank
Exchange Bapk--.ll
F'rm'rs q EKch'ge....
Merchants Bauk 5
Peoples Bank...40
Planter' 9
PlautrsAM'ch 'csBk.i6
South w. r. R.,.-.22
Stcte HANK. 3
UnfnO = e0
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Stock on hand this p.m--~ ls&s
The general markets for the week have
been steadily improving. Wheat con-
fiuues 10 arrive from the interior, and
finds ready sale at our quotations. Corn
Is dull bat scarce with occasional receipts
by wagon and rail from this and sdjoin-
ing counties. Oats are firm. Meal is
firm aud in fair supply. Meats Of all
kinds are held at our quotations, but we
could see an evident weakening in clear
sides-nOt qu0table-but still apparent.
Bagging anu rope Is asked for, and some
small lots Of each, as well as ties, are
nearing their destiBy-the cotton bsle.
Prices are not uniform ia either hagging
or ties. Some India IS held above the
market, while some Kentucky hand
made IS not 1T for anything-except to
sift ear corn out Of a pumpkin CROP
Choice butter is very scarce aud would
command an advance over our quota
tons. Potatoes and onions are declining
under the influence of good receipts
Sweet potatoes are coming in slowly.
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Draft on England. ire
land and Scotland,
81 for 10. ster ing
France, Switzerland q
Belgium, 3 So francs
for 81 on.
GERMANT.
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Lot Nc. s IN Hays sub,6fvaon, Memphis
size lozxlG feet. A beauuaul building loL
Valued a $500.
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ALAHAI "a.


1~&nceENlie- b
Commercial Is
Farners Blk Of n. Oh
Merchants Bank.-40
BIKE
LAND
90 acres, war ISIS 20
50 81
10 [" 4" " 100
100 (" " ... 10
100 - rot " -. $50
ankfnc
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n. &C. r. r. M rs
"a. sc. RR coupons.S
MAO. BR bOnds2
-. p q
Tenn. bonds, Cld--56
neW-.-61
Tenn. cOupons..lD
MlsaC H.R LIST m'tge0
g "a " 10
MsmpisCity binds IS
" oouPons-55
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; n, IObEf, FreblaenL Ed. {, KIRK, CASHIER.
MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Gold, silver, Exchange. Government Sc
euFiIies, UnCarFeBt M0Bey, Stocks,
Bends, Land Warrants, Police,
City and County Scrip,
No 10 Jeferson street.

CentrI r. R. Blk Co. IS
City OK Of Augusta .
FIm'rs & M'ch'cs..- 8
Ga. r. r. Z Blk Co.'S
Marine Bank..--.-85
Mrch'ts q PITTS Blk S
Planters Bank..--.I2
Union BsnkA
Mechanics Bank 2
Man ~
sOUTH
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TICKETS IS each. May be had o., or ordered
through, any Of The Com pany's asents. az The
central Agency, Memphis Tenn. or Of Col
James strain. her1aulD. HisA
s~tDrEholdefs. directors and OmcerE Of the
Compauy are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickats 10 any OF the drawings Tha
Company IS simply the media for The p1rchaso
aud sale % real estate between prop5fIy D0ld-
es and Tie general pubIgsN 5eB i'm
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Preiminarr nIsfrlbrtIon. ca. Id. ID
8d PreIImlnarr n%istrIhuiion. KoF. 1a. IA
GRAND SCHEME. DEC. IL. 81.
100 Premiums amounting to-

Whole Certificates, So; First Inst2lmeat, SIS
Halves. st FIRST InstRlment, 50 80
quarters, SIS; First I-nstalmenL, S. ..
Take notice that certificates are 10 be paid for
in iustalments Of twenty-five per cent. OF the
whole sum for the Fist, second and Third Pre-
Ilmfnarv Distributions and Grand scheme.
The whole mOu may be paid at once, If
preferred. BY this plan it viii be seen that The
savings OF q fraction over ten cents per day,
during the month, viii purchase a Quarter
Certlhcate, and keep the same renewed
throughout the whole series, II not drawn out
in nusL, second or third preiminarios
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AUWNLIIl 7 U.7IIE -
ANA Mrs. sippy rolls her tides
Responsive 70 Miss Souri,
On the last trip Of the Emma No. 3,
from New Orleans to Cincinnati, Capt.
Maratta put a woman ashore At this
port for i~ndeeently exposing herself and
using improper language. She bad come
aboard at New Orleans, and repre-
sented herself as 8 widow without
raoney and the captain agreed to carry
her to Cincinnati II she would assist the
stewardess in her duties. The woman
arrived At Cincinnati a few days ago and
brought suit before Squire HanseIman
against Capt. Maratta for putting her
ashore, claiming damages. The case was
heard, and the squire gave judgment
against the captain for Sl4.
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Sirfh Prize.

one residence 10, aagoinna above. also AuiO
fest Falned a. sNo.
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r. O.. BRADLEY
Our Latest Improved
SCALE PIAK0-F0RTB.
G-ROVESPEEN & CO.


TBESE lns,ruIneuts, after The most catering
4 teslLAsni4s rom me hrst Pianistz in the
country Wlos al our solicitation. have tested
Them ln The sayeres- manner p1-riBt1 have bean
pronounced e FINEST SQUARE PIaNO-
PORTE MADE IS Tbs WORTH
20 has always been our policy durfrC fke
HFfrg-siE years inst we have i.ar~f-r7ur-
Plano roir hsNs17a5 M which arc 80 il No.
In tEe United States and Euroue to ~ 49,
nuest increment q re lowest c7sL our supe-
10 three hundred dollars less nan snv ofbeS
First lass Hoc=e
The Be oftaeselnslfemeut are remarkable
49, their neeuuaF sWeatuea and g-sef 80
nancy. never losing thei1 quality wien sa-.es
10 thei- utmost cspactS The lower reeisfer
-arsfufvv fr rsssiEfFauee Goes nos daefr,-
MIDDLE and npper registers by ming ne wifE.
mem fn Ufssarceable confusion, the refnei
fasur~ III t8ne being elualy delishtfuf n ~
Truraeffoer ana g. TIE most cultivated a..
T5ev an an entirely new style OF Pane an
4aIed fn Che most superb manner, Urh faaF Ntu
-..ld esg-aerr 6-ssa and back, heavily caTsed -
..i Ivre SerDeutlne Base Richly moulded. ana
.gscn instrument B. fully warranted fof nv
49, seu5 dHuf-
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Chartered by So Act OF the Legislature OF MIS-
slssippL, passed February Is, 1851.

THE following receipt from the State Treas
i urer exhibits tue fact that the Society has
paid into the state Treasury the sum OF Five
Thousand Dollars Tor the benefit OF the State
Uuiverzity.
COPY or RECEIPT.
No. lE-Stste OF Mississippi Five Thousand
Dollars, STATE Treasury, Jackson:
Received OF W.D. Lgles. President etc, per
C.B. White. the sum Of Five Thousand Dollars
in full 81 AUDITORS receipt warrant No. IT,
dated July E. AID. 1867, ia his favor, on account
OF University OF Mississippi, under Sth section
OF Act Of FEBRUARY l6. ls67, entitled an Act In
cOroorating the Mississippi Agricultural, Edu-
cational and Manufacturing Aid Society.
Given under my hand and seal Al omce this
i5th OF July, AID 1857.
JOHN ID. ECHOLS, state Treasurer.
In the Three Preliminary Distributions and
Grand Scheme, there VIII be distributed go
Premiums, amounting % sA,aJ0 IN 800 certtd-
Gates.
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KNABE PIANOSI
KEABE PIANOS ,


THESE unrfvalled Instrument are fulIy war
4 ranted Tor seven year,. and are for sale at
NC. 375 MAIE sg.. gackson Riocs5
Msmphis. Tennessse,
*, ~ unrrnrn aou,...r
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T00F, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
Commission Merchants,
Ne. 266 Front st., Memphis.

INC. S. TooF. eHAs. LPHILLIFs F.M.NAHNE,
GTRICT attention PAID TO theSTORAGEA AND
. SALE OF COTTON. and Instructions re-
ga-ding same strictly oosyed Our facilities
for the handling % Cotton are unsurpassed,
and we invite especial attention to this branch
OF our business, feeling assured Of our ability
70 give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
as with their patronage.
ES All shipments covered by our Open
Policy OF Insurance, unless otherwise In
structed.
Our stock Of BAG6IN6, ROPE, IRON-TIES
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES generally viii
AWAY be found full and completes, aud offered
On as good terms as can be had in this marEat.
Thankful to our numerous patrons for the
very liberal faVors hitherto extended Us, we re-
spectfuly ask q continuance Of the same,
pleogtng every eIOrt on cur part to 1--WE salts
faction By strict attention to the wants and in
terests Of our customers.
Major = BBSB2, whose cOnnecti0n with
our house stiI continues. win be pleased to re-
eeive q call from his numerous friends when
visiting the city.
an1a W00W PHTTITpzRC IN
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en- Borland avenue, near Memphis and
81 ~arleaion railroad, near corporation line.
Valued 81 s400.
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fTfEE creditors OF the estate OF <. n. Appleby
are hereby notified that / have suggested
the Insolvency Of sntd estate 70 the Clerk Of The
the creditors Of said estate ere notified to de
their claims, duly a~usheHt4ea-ad, within stz
months from the data here's, OF THIS notice vii
be nled Ia bar Of the gau1S
]. 3. DAM A4nnsealors
April hs, Is6zs aptsu
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PLanters, Bank Notes.

Planters Bank Notes.
TN accordance with an act OF the General As
esmbly OF the state OF Tennessee, approved
1eeembe r n. 1876, enuued an act TO expedite
NE Distribution of the effects Of Banks which
have or may make essignmentsamong their
creditors notice is hereby given To the bold
es 81 the notes OF the Planters' Bank OF Ten
nesse 70 present them TO the undersigned at
the Bank in Nashville for payment between
now and the first day Of January, 1909, or they
iyZ uaiIs69 D. WEAVER. Trustee.
, 1867-11-08

WVINDLOSTE BREVE i Christiansteds
w Postcontoir Mrs. Harriet Abram-
son, Mary Abramson, Sarah Adams, Maria
E. Adams, Pacific, E. Author, Madam
Alexander Bazain, James Benjamin, Kel-
ly Benson, Martin Bonis, A. Bowdewin,
Felicity Burke, Margaret Charts, Charles
M. Delmar, S.,H. De Silva, Ann Eliza De
Went, Maria Elena Esternel, Susanah
Francis, Martin Francis, Mrs Catherin
Francis, Maria Francis, Charles Frank.
WiIhelmina Fredericks, Jane ~Fredericks,
Hester Fredericks, Miss J. E. Fredericks,
Frorup, Elizabeth GARNER, Under Corpo-
raj Gerlov, Fredericka Gross, Mary Gyt-
ting, James Hatchett, Maria Heyliger,
VIM. S. HuddeIl, Mary Isaac, Samuel
James, Mr.. JolIlphy, Mrs G. W. Lake,
Eliza Lille, John Lucas, Dorethea Lucas,
Albert G.. MarciaI, PaIo Marson, Mrs
Catherine Mate, CatheYin ne Miller, VIM
Malloy, Mrs Caroline Mulgrav, Maria Pc
tersen, Mrs Ann E Petersen, Richard
Richardson, Sarah Rollers, Rosalin Sa-
vary, Mrs MI. E. Sheridan, Mary Schuster,
Frank Smith, Peter Thomas, Esely
Thomas, Cellar Uniton, Sarah Western,
David S White, Mrs Martha Williams,
Eliza Williams.
Christiansted's Post Contoir, Tide Oc-
tobcr 1867.