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THE EMPORIUM.-The southern empO-
rum OF fashion, 1884 Main street, where
ladies most do eongregate, is one of the
best arranged Establishments in the city.
Mrs. Hunter fully understands her bust
ness, and has on hand the finest stock OF
millinery, flowers, ribbons and TRIM
mings we have seen for many a day.
Such loves Of bonnets and captivating
hats, to say nothing Of bridal and other
walls, with all the little fxins which are
indispensable TO ladies. The reception
room is elegantly fitted up in the latest
style. Now that we have the promise OF
fine weather a perfect crowd will no
doubt visit the emporium opposite Court
suUare.
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s9,sssS s.
IABILITTES
Total amount OF Losses.
Ciafmgand TsabiIiftas

Tit greatest amount insured on any one risk
l. 5000, but VIII not as a general rule exceed
$1,000.
he company has no general rule as to the
amount allowed TO be insured in any city, town.
village or block, being governed in this matter,
IN each case, BY the general character OF build
1ngs, width OF streets, facilities for putting out
ares, etc.
A certified copy of tbs charter or act OF incOr-
poration. as amended. accompanied a previous
statement.
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COMMERCIAL STATISTICS or PERU.
During the year 1866, 1884 vessels Of
99s, 045 tons entered and 1862 vessels Of
81, GAG tons sailed from the port Of CaIlao.
During the past year the total exports Of
Pa<rlyere as follows
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CRIMINAL COURL.-In the case Of the
State vs.. VIM. Rice, charged with defal-
cation in the sum Of $500, money Of the
Bouthern Express company, the jury re-
turned a verdict Of not guilty" We
understand that Judge Hunter has de-
termined hereafter % pursue the practice
Of selecting jurors to be summoned from
the list Of tax payers, and the same 10
serve for a stated period for the trial Of
whatever causes may come before them.
The case Of the State VS.. John Garin for
murder will be taken up on Monday.
REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
A. G. Chic and James B. Songnotte TO
s. Rocco, trust deed on Atlantic billiard
saloon, 10 secure S9589 Sc ]. P. Treze-
want to n. NJ. Trezevant, deed, SlI79 90,
lot y, n. NJ. T~rezevant's subdivision
same 70 same, deed, lot IA, n. NJ. Trezs-
wants subdivision, 9 7l-1OO acres, trust
sale; r. w. Kicks to w. J. Hughes,
deed, $500, tract of land on the Loosa
Hstchie; J. w. O'Neil to A. n. Ed
monds, deed, $1,000, lot IS, Wat c. Brad
ford's subdivision NJ. r. Duncan to
David Laughliu, deed, $500, Al acres,
next TO Freemanis 1000 Bcre entry.
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ron CAIRO.

REGULAR MEMPHIS & CAIRO PACE7Fr
For O~seeOia- Hale's Point. New wad-5d
HICKMAN the SENDS, Columbus and Cafr5-
AADf-S. Ward master, Z. p. Ward CLERK
Leaves Memphis FOR the above
and intermes1ate points every a
MONDAY. at pm. fe574 ~
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND FBTTF BTTEP
Packet
For Helena. DsIts. Friar,s Point. Su,-
Rover, Lac0nIa, CarsOns. COucOrdia. Monrb
white River, Indian Bay, st. Charfes
DavaIs Bluff and August.
Cennects al Augusta with the Fsirv One, To-
J~acksonp0rt and Black River.
A. Lew mesfer
This elegant passenger steamer IT,
viii leave -
TUESDAY, 18th inst, At 5 pm.
LEVY q MILLER AGENTS
mhztA 81 Madison street
REGULAR MEMPHIS 4ND WHITE RTVFP
PACKET
For Helena, Delta FrIar's Point. Sun
Hover, LacOnfa. Carsons, Concordia. Mouth
White hlVer, Indian ray, 81 Charles
Duvsus Blum, Little Rock. Des Ar
West Point, Searey. Augusta
and J~acksonpOrL
This elegant passenger steamer
viii leave -
TUESDAY, 21th inst, at S pm.
"a BOURNE & CO. Ae'tz
No = Jefferson street.
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FOR ST.
FoR ST. FRANCIS RIvrn

REGUL4R ST FRAECIs RTTEP BFCFT-
For Helena, Wittsburg and 81 Fr.nef.
River,
MOLLIE HANfBLETON Rovr,s, -
This elegant steamer will leave
for tie above on R
TUESDAY, Ssh inst. e pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co. Agents.
Corner Main ana Madison -
m1-5z Z Mnarfboat foot Monroe Il
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A STABBNG AFFAR-A slight cut
ting affair took place on the levee yes
terday, during which Mr.. I. c. Jones
cut a man whose nam we did not
learn in the shoulder. Jones found rest
at the Adams street station till Monday
morning when his case will be inquired
inf0
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SOMETHING GooD.-The Sabbath is 3
day for rest and quietude and something
good to read is really necessary for the
mind as well as the relaxation sf the
nerves. Our enterprising young friend,
Albert Beer, who has a news depot at
9S7 Main street, has q good stock Of the
latest literature on hand, and "JOen
will serve it out in proper style.
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CHANGE IN FARE ON STREET CARS.
As will be seen by the card Of the super
intendent of the Memphis City railroad
company, by authority Of an act of the
legislature, they have changed the rate
for fare to ten cents. Any person who
has witnessed the shameful condition OF
or streets would join in a protest against
using the cars rather than against the
increase in the fare. As long as our
streets remain in such q state we most
cordially indorse this movement. A lib
eral discount Of twenty-five per cent. is
made to those purchasing tickets from
their authorized agents.
VOORHEES, & WuLIANsoN.-It will be
seen by reference TO our advertising col
umns that ID. A. Williamson, for some
time in his brother's house Of William
son, Hin & Co, has at last branehed out
for himself and engaged with Jacob
| VOORHEES, in the queenswaTe business.
II affords US much pleasure in announe-
ing this fact to the public, as they are
gentlemen, in every respect, worthy OF
patronage; and we a. confident they
will soon, by their enterprise and close
attention to business, secure their full
share Of business in their line. Give
them a cali.
SUNDAY READING. At the news
stand of Col. Ed. Worshsn, No. 1854
Main street, all the latest publications
may be found, and those DESTROYS OF
choice reading for this or any other day,
would do well to give him q call. Godey's
Lady's Book and Frank Leslie, for April,
Just received.
GENERoUs.-We learn that Manager
Thompson, whose generosity is unbound
ed. has offered TO give a benefit to the
sufferers by the late flood. Such liberal.
ity cannot o be forgotten by our citi-
zens,
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STATE OF NEW YoRK.

DIIt y LOUNTN o. NEW IOEE.
Charles j. Martin, President. and John Ne
Gee Secretary, Of the Home Insurance Com
being severally and duly sworn. depose
and say, and each for himself SAYS. that the
foregoing is a true, full and correct statement
OF the affairs OF the said corporation, and that
they are the abOved described officers thereof
iSigned1
CHARLES J.. MARTIN, President
fSignedl
JOHN MCGEE. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this, Cd day
OF January, A. D., 1867.
Il 81 TEOS. +. GOODRICH,
commissioner for Tennessee In New York.
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HQ6heimer.-The firm ofN. & ]. Hoff-
heimer, at 276 Main street, has long been
celebrated for the excellence of their
liquors and groceries, but We feel safe in
saying that their present stock is une-
aualled. Fine old Bourbon and the best
of French Cognae is in their cellars,
and dealt out with a liberal hand for q
consideration.
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CourU0isier's Kid GloUes, in choice col
ors, at Robson, Mitchell & Co.'S.
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Spring Goods, Spring Goods.-An ex-
eellent assortment Of the newest styles,
at the lowest possible prices, by Iglauer
4 PritZ, 255, Main street.
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Great AttrGction!-Spring Opening Of
Millinery and Fancy Goods Miss
Doherty will have her grand opening
on Thursday, March %. She is glad to
inform her friends that she has this sea-
son imported her goods direct from Paris.
She has engaged the services Of the first
class milliners from the celebrated estab-
lishments Of Madame Virot and Mad
anne Laure, % Rue de Ia Paise, Paris.
Miss Doherty feels that With her i'm
mense stock, and facility for increasing
the same, she can please the most fas-
tidiOus. mar4 st.
N. B.-New goods received per every
French steamer.
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NeW G00dS.-A large assortment Of
spring and summer good Just received st
Mack Bros. & Bohm, 28I Main street,
opposite Court square. mar4 lw
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The Memphis Paper Collar Depot is at
Robson, Mitchell & Co.'s, 3O5 Main
cfraaf
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Irish Linens. in all widths, for skirt
ings, pillow cases and sheetings French
linen lawns, plain and printed, for
dresses, at Iglaser & Pritz', Main street,
opposite Odd Fellows hall.
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TILL ROBBER.-A negro named ThOs.
Martin was arrested yesterday on a war
rant issued by Mr.. Justice Creighton,
charged with robbing the till Of a grocery
on the corner Of Second and jackson
streets, and locked up. John c. will
give him ahearing tomorrow.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-A very
good house was at the New Memphis
last night to witness the inimitable Chan
frau in OR american Cousin at Home.
He is such an artist as we rarely meet
with. His sudden changes from "Dun-
ireary " to " Sam " are truly wonderful.
The excellent stock company give him
good support, Manager Thompson is en-
titled to the thanks of our citizens for
his efforts to give them frst-class enter
tainments. On Monday night, oar
american Cousin at Home, and the ST
terpiece Of Ar. and Mrs.. Peter White,
will be presented.
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BANK OF WEST TENNES-
EEE--Three thousand dollars Bank Of
West Tennessee notes wanted at Home
Insurance n Trust company, No. II
Madison street. mar24-3t
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Arrivals.

Steamer Commonwealth, New Orleans.
Stonewall, New Orleans.
Fannie Scott, Arkansas river.
Mollie Able, New Orleans.
d" Robt. +. Lee, New Orleans.
" Cornelia, St. Louis.
Alice v, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer Commonwealth, st. Louis.
Stonewall, Louisville.
Fannie Scott, st. Louis.
{" Mollie Able, st. Louis.
Des Arc, White river.
F" Bertha, Cincinnati.
Minneols, Cincinnati.
Harry Dean, Arkansas river.
4" Cornelia, Yicksburg.
" A. Jacobs, st. Louis.
Mary Swan, Evansville.
d" Alice ", Louisville.
Boats in Port.
Robt. Z. Lee, Mollie HambletOn, Gen.
tralia, Cleaner.
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CITY ISSUE.-Twenty thousand
dollars city scrip wanted Immediately at
Home Insurance and Trust company, No.
IL Madison street. mh24 SC
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FOR CINCINNATI.

MEMPHIS me CLNCIYvATT PsCT-ET
Fer Cairo, LsuisNnIe and CinesnnafL
Evans master
This splendid packet win leave
a. above -A
MONDAY, 18th inst. at S pm.
JAS. T.. BOURNE & CO.
NM Agents,
MEMPHIS AVID CNCNh4LI PACKET
COMPANY
For Cairo, Louisville and Cfurfnnan-
SILVER MOON Merrselees mss+ar
This splendid packet win leave
as shove, on a
TUESDAY, 18Th Inst, 81 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD& CO. agents.
Corner Main and Madison 81. or
mh4 p city WharfbOat, not Monroe 81
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Or. Hunter msy be consulted at No.
217 Second street, Adams block, corner
Of Adams and Second streets, on sll
diseases embraced In bis speciality, as
eatarrh, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma,
consumption and heart diseases, to which
branch of his profession be has long de-
voted his exclusive attention. As he
viii remain in the city only q few weeks
should do SO at once.
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SILVER! thou
sand dollars silver (halves and quarters)
wanted Immediately at Home Insurance
and Trust company, No. IL Madison
street. mh24 st
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--latest Styles of dress trimmings, laces
and embroideries, at Mack Bros. d
BOhm, 26I Main street. mara 1w
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A Large Stock Of new silks and silk
poplins, etc, in all eolors, at Mack Bros.
& Bohm, 26l Main street. mar24 Ivy
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BANK Thirty
thousand dollars Bank of Tennessee
notes (old issue) wanted at the Home
Insurance and Trust company, No. II
Madison street. meh24-3t.
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HORSE THIEVES CAUGHT. - Tom.
Moore white, and Geo. w. Lusher, col
ored, were brought into town yesterday,
charged with stealing two mules, the
property of L. w. Lawrence, and two
horses, the property Of Mr.. Calwell.
They were captured at Senatobia, Miss,
and the horses and mules found in their
possession. Justice Hall will hold an
examination tomorrow. The prospect
Of the pepper and salt parties for a in
terview with Judge Hunter, and a subse-
quent journey to Nashville is good.
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Gents Furnishing GoOds.-Largest
stock in the city. Robson, Mitchell &
M
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MATRIMONIAL Seventeen licenses
were issued during the week by the
county court clerk, and certificates re-
turned as evidence that the following
parties had been legally married: An
derson Dupese and Caroline Cannon,
March 5 Daniel H. Hayden and Annie
L. Fowlkes, February 2sfW. b. Nancy
and Miss Bette B. Stones, March 4; w.
n. Mahafy and Miss Annie T. Reeves,
March Z; Eli Berry and Frances Buntyn,
March 10; Julius Wagner and Miss
Mary Koch, March Is; Andrew Phil
lippi and Mrs. Mary Seigraff, March %;
Charles Schroeder and Miss Mary Fsller,
February 26; William Rommel and Car
oline NJ. Knell, March 5; Louis Berto-
relli and Mrs. A. Blong, January 81;
Frederick Loeding and Mrs. Catherine
Miller, March 8; George Eichkiroher
and Miss Mary Garrett, February 2;
John G. Peter and Julians Konner, jan
uary p; HeRry Klausner and Wilhel-
mine Beatty, January Is Chas, Schwan-
dell and Mrs. Maria J. Blackwell, Janu-
airy 5; John Schafer and Mrs. Eva Lory,
December %.
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Spring Cashmere Business Suits Of
exquisite style and material at Robson,
Mitchell & Co.'S.
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srEAMsoArs.
roH zrvra.

REGULzR Arkansas RIVER PACKET.
For Helena. EapOfSon. Pine B4uU ana
Lite Rock
master
THIS excellent steamer leaves -
Memphis as absVe, ~
MONDAY. 18Th inst, at 5 pm
LARRY HARMsTAD & co, Agenfs,
Corner Main and MadlsoE SIS. or
mh8 2 city Wharfboat FOOT Monroe a.
kE6ULAR AEKPHxs ATD ARKAN8As
RIVER u NAL PACEET
Ter Pine Blum aad EEtile Rock.
master
Vii isa sp.s "a passenger packet -
MONDAY 18Th inat. a. nm.
Jas T BOURNE AGO Aqent
10 = jefferson street.
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GOLD! GOLD!!-Fifteen thousand
dollars gold wanted Immediately at
Home Insurance and Trust COM
pany, No. IL Madison street. mh24 st
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The following kilograms remain
uncalled for at the telegraph office: Sam.
Bickerstah, w. c. Hardwick, J. +.
Herne, Plant & Brothers, Thos. Camp
DeI, Mrs. NJ. f. Owens, Mrs. Jeanette
Lakes, Mrs. J. S. Dyer, Miss Carlette
Rancor, DeSoto Savings institute, w. B.
Ragland, Gen. ]. D.. Kennedy, BeDj.
Babb, f. s. Davis, Martin Griffin, J. J.
Murphy, Peter Mitchell, Pittman, Par
ker & Co, John Xix, w. b. Knight.
Office hours on Sunday, from S to 10
am and from 40 to nm.
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Health Is More Precious than Gold !!
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, 20S Main street.
mar6daWIV
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COUNTY SCRIP.-Ten thousand
dollars county scrip wanted immedi-
ately at Home Insurance and Trust COM
pany, No. IL Madison street. mar24-3t
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GEORGIA MONEY.-Ten thou.
sand dollars Of Georgia money wanted
Immediately at Home Insurance and
Trust company, No. II Madison street,
embracing the following banks; Bank Of
Augusta, Georgia railroad, Central rail-
road, and Marine bank. mh24-3t
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4 NesO ErG.-The enterprising and
well known dry goods and clothing
house, Walker Bros. & Co., having dis
posed of the principal part of their last
YEARS stock at a sacrifice, have now on
hand an entire, new and well selected
stock of the latest and most fashionable
make in dry goods, fancy and staple, no
tions, laces, clothing, hats, boots and
shoes, in endless variety, which they
will, commencing on Tuesday next, sell
at figures enabling all TO make purchases.
Their motto is quick sales and small
proits.u Be sure and call, if you wish
to see the latest novelties of the season,
at No. 229 Main street.
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o LOUISVILLE.

REGUL4R MEAPHIS AID LOUnVHLE
FACEEE
Fer Cairo and LsufssiUe.
master
This new and elegant Passenger r.
steamer leaves on ~
TUESDAY, 18th iusts Al S pm.
LARRY HAEASFAD co avp,fq
CeFle Main and MADISON SIS
mh24 Il and City WharfhOa5 tool N51ros 81
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UFtut U6CttHo III uUWesliUO UVsUHS' 4Ho
best bleached domestic at 25e per yard
in the city Of Memphis, is to be found at
Iglauer & Pritz', 255 Main street.
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FOR NEW z

MEMPHIS AND Nav ORLEAwg Iy.P
For V~ieksSarss sstshez aHa View Or.
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IF you desire to quit burning coal oil,
call at No. 40 Jefferson street, and buy
Greenough's ~nen-explosive burning
fluid. It will burn in same burners that
Petre, Aurora or Lighthouse oil, and we
promise you 8 better light than either of
them. For sale at fifty cents per gallon.
OIL PRESCOTT & Co,
- N. ", an VafFarann street
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ANOTHER SCENE OF BLOOD.
A Step-Father Shoots his Step
Son, il is Feared, Fatally.
The Party Arrested and the
Case Continued.

In our issue Of yesterday We gave the
uarticulars Of the arrest of Mr.. s. II.
Cameron, on complaint Of S. H. Hood,
who swore out a peace warrant in the
PREMISES, alleging that his life was in
danger. 1t appears that this was a fam
fIy quarrel between step-father and step
son. which should have been settled
without recourse TO law or arms. The
parties were arrested, and gave bonds
for their appearance, but yesterday morn
ing, about seven o'clock, Cameron went
into the yard Of Hood, and commenced
breaking open the c~istern, or pump, to
enable his servant TO get water, when
Hood came out armed with a pistol and
shot Cameron, it is feared, fatally. The
ball entered a little to the right above
the navel. Medical assistance was i'm
mediately called in, and all done for the
wounded man that was possible under
the circumstances. His physician, DR..
Bateman, informs us that he considers
the wound mortal. After Cameron had
been shot he said he perhaps had been in
fanlt, and expressed q wish that should
he die no action would be taken against
Hood. The party charged with the
crime was arrested on q warrant issued
by Squire Creighton. On being brought
up for examination, the justice continued
the case until Monday, as probably the
interval would determine whether the
wound was fatal or not. We reserve
further comments for the present.
CorroN HoUsEs.-We would call the
attention of our merchants and cotton
sbinpers to the advertisement in to-
davis paper Of Messrs. Pittman, Parker
A. Co. No. Is Union street, who make
cash advances on cotton conveyed TO the
above firm. The Messrs. Pittmans have
for many years been most favorably
known in st. Louis. as men of fine busi-
ness capacity, high mercantile integrity,
and ample means to carry out success
fully any business enterprise they may
ATTEMPT. They have extended their
business operations, and have estab-
Iished a commission house in each Of
the three great cities on the Mis-
sissippi. The firm Of Pittman q Bro.
st. Louis, is under the control of Nj. E.
T. Pittman. The firm of Pittman,
Parker & Co, Memphis, is managed by
Mr.. Geo. T. Pittmgn and Minter Parker.
The House Of Pittman, Bros. & Co.,
New Orleans, was opened in November
last under the present supervision of
Mr.. w. H. Pittman, who is extensively
known by our merchants as an accom-
plished merchant and competent cotton
salesman. We are grstified to observe
the receipts as reported in the New
Orleans dailies, that the receipts of cot
ton by this enterprising house already
most favorably compare with those Of
he old, long established houses in that
,ity. Such rapid success is the just re-
ward Of capacity and promptness.
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Spring Fashions In Hats and
Caps-COnsisting of a fine and
tasty selection Of the latest
styles, introduced this day by
the Memphis Hat Company, 209
Main street, opposite COurt
Square. mis- "
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MrsoELLANEoUs
NAME AMI LOCATION.

NAME AND LOCATION.
IdE name Of this Company Is THE HOME
AlrsUkANCE COMPANY. incorporatei id
s and located Ia the city Of New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital Of said Company aetp-
sl'z pad nP IN Cash 10000 90
ary' b9-- L.n7E4 2
Total Amount OF Capital ana sur
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REGULAR MEMPHIS e EER
WEDNESDAY PACKET
For FfeksburE, Watcher and New ar.
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R0Br. Z. LEE AHB CIV. QUITHAx.
VIII leave Memphis s. above on
every Alternate WEDE ESDAT2~
EVENING on arrival Of the trains
SAN H SHOCK
MIL u Paaserger Aren't.
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Above OUerfOl0.-Any body wanting
q fine bottom plantation, which IS even
now entirely above the overflow, should
call on Messrs. Strain q Goodman. See
their advertisement. mh2l W
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" a mar is not in good health, he can
not insure, and many will often procras-
innate until tits too late, thereby not only
losing his health, but his only opportu-
nifty of securing q competency TO those
dependent on him for support, The
Etna Life Insurance company has no
extra charge for travelling and residing
anywhere south at any OF the
ear. See the advantages offered by
Owen, Moore & West, agents, 22l Madi-
son street. Memphis, Tenn.
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HelUington 4 Story Of 1S6S.-Every
one should read it. It is The book of the
day. For ssle by Geo. PattisOn & Co.,
Sc North Court street. mRh2llw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-24

hOBkEf LEE--R Richardson master
Ihis elegant passenger steamer
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-24

This splendid passenger packet
VIII leave ~ above On -
THIS DAY. zita inst, e. Am.
LARRY HARM5TAD CO. AGENTS
corner Vain ard Madison strasrs -
fsAEHSCs SAVES, GenT Pass. srtz
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RAILROAD LINE
REGULAR NEW ORLEAEs PACEET
For Fieksburs and New Orleans
LIZZIE ALL orVan ..-
Ihis new and splendid passenger
steamer viii leave Is above on -
THIS DAY, Zith inst, at S Pm
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO Agar+s
LOrner Main and Madison -
mnz5 Lt Or Wharfbost foot Nooroa II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-24

WAY JOHNSON, Agent
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