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The Welcome passed down early yes
terday morning. She brought about 200
tons OF freight for this port, nearly all of
which vas for the enterprising firm Of
Mart Walt d CO., and consisted Of pork,
bacon, whisky, etc.
Capt. Ad. Storm is determined not to
be Outdone by "any other man" He
has a tower or lookout after the fashidh
Of the one on the RichmOnd-only not
quite 50 much sO-placed upon the st.
Louis w%harfbOat. Should the ladies wish
to spend a pleasant afternoon or even
ing in the enjoyment Of the cool breeze
which fans the river, We have no doubt
that Capt. AID. will be happy to welcome
them.
On the 9Th day of June the Belk range
of mountains, which lie south and east of
Fort Benton, were entirely covered with
snow. The Bear Paw mountains, whibh
lie north Of Benton, were also covered
with snow.
The greatest ~excavator Of the age is
said to be little long legged Phil. Sheri-
dan. He kept boring Wells - until he
reached Flanders
II is generally known that Butler is
cr0ss-eyed, and q supposed that the mis-
fortune happened him while attempting
" otSaA tmO~ oPpooAttiJ AoCotCN SpCoua a.
once.
The st. Louis Democrat Of Tuesday
says Three boats arrived yesterday from
Fort Benton, with treasure, buffalOrObes,
peltries and passengers, and from
Fort Rice, reminding us Of the immense
resources Of the far west yet uRdevsl-
oped. The Only Chance left Benton
June 4th time to st. Louis, eleven and
a half days. The Waverly left Benton
June Sd, at ten am; time to St. Louis,
thirteen and One-twelfth days. The
Deer Lodge from Benton, Marcella from
Rice, and Gerard Allen all made good
time. The fact is, the state of the river
is in the best condition for navigation,
and likely to continue so for some time.
Boats will arrive almost daily from the
mountains for weeks to come. BUsi-
ness last week was large, but tonnage
always in excess. The river is rising
slowly, and the weather yesterday was
the hottest of the season.
The Louisville Democrat of Tuesday
says The river was falling slowly yes
terdsy, barely an inch in twenty-fOuI
hours at the head of the falls, with six
feet one inch water in the canal by the
mark. The weather is warm, with lighi
rains Saturday, with the Thermometer
ranging at about eighty-six in the shade
On the fails yesterday there were foul
feet water in the pass down the Indian
chute, and falling very slowly.
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coTToN--ooMMIssIc rs
Motice 81 nissoLnffon..

ME have this dav purchased OF Col. Thos.
w D. EOrmen hts interest In the house of
NORMENT. RUtFIN FINNEY. We hereby
assume all the liabilities of said hrm, and viii
continue the TotrOn Factornge aud Commis
sion Business at the old stand, No. i5 Union
street, Ice BIO k Z under the arm name Of
RUFF1E, fINNEY a CO., where we viii be
glad 20 see our Ole friends and customers, as
well as ali new Cnes who ray desire our ser
vices. JAMES D. RUFFIN,
7. Q. FINNEY.
Junel lGgT.
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II will be seen that the approaching
harvest is forcing down the prices of
nearly every kind Of produce. Specu-
Iatoys who have held firm in their belief
that the old crop was short, have changed
their minds, and corn has fallen for the
mast three weeks at the rate of one cent
psr day. From all sections, except in
our own Impoverished and prosecuted
land, we hear the most cheering news of
the growing grain. Thank Providence,
there is comparatively but a small pOT-
ton Of the south from which complaint
ia made. We allude to those portions
overlooked by the Mississippi and Z D.
tarv streams. In many instances%h
second crop of corn and cotton has been
swept away. In all articles Of eonsump-
ton, it will be seen that our quotations
are lower than 10 st. Louis or Louisville.
The large stocks on hand and determi-
nation OF our merchants to retain trade,
will account partially for this fact.
Memphis is most unfortunate in not
having that kind of spirit which will
resist imposition, but sits down in apathy
and looks tamely only on, while others
Dluck from her that which, by reaching
out her hand, can be made all her own
Rip Van Wrinkle was no creation OF a
dream. He was no fancy sketch, for we
have amongst us thousands who are as
| far behind the age in which they live as
ever the Mynheer was after his long
! Sleep. II we are wrong, then why
should the following stare US in the face,
day after day, in the papers of st. Louis.
The PeDubiiedn of Tuesday gives the
following rates Of freight from that city
to the points named
m ~ nrFaanzs EIOur lOn nnrk
eOc : corn, 25c; heavy freights, 25c.
To Vieksburg: Flour, 40c; corn, soc /;
DOrk, soc heavy freights, $50.
To Memphis: Flour, soc pork, 75e (;
corn. 35c; heavy freights, Soc to SOC.
After comparing those figures, our
merchants should no longer wonder why
times are dull. but should put their heads
together-shOuld cali a meeting and at
once take such action as would atAleast
give them freights,et as low rates as
other cities od&eaehore distant by from
400 torSOO miles. Who viii move in this
matter? No time is to be lost!
COTTON.-There was but little doing
in the staple to-day, and we could learn
of but q few bales of fine cotton being
offered. The light stock on hand is held
very firmly, and holders seem to be
awaiting events with great uncOncern.
| The sales for the day were smaller than
for sometime back. A few bales Of or
/ binary changed hands at lSc. In other
grades we make no change, but add that
though a good style Of middling is held
at our outside figures, buyers would not
take hold. Receipts for the day, "A bales;
/ shipments, 800 bales; receipts for this
! commercial week, 8s7 bales shipments,
| I09l bales. The Gotten statement of this
mort is as follows:
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HoLLENBERc Z oERTEL,
ateannbOa

Agents for brakes Solar
duced without Ere by mec.
Works. Agents for Robert
Iron Works and Wire Rail-
Iron Fronts for buildings
promptly attended 20 As
offer the most complete ssle.
for Houses, Cemetery Lots,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE
COluPrROLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, a 4, 1867.
1. G. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the GLOBE NJ.
TuAL LIE COMPANY, located al
New York city, in the state OF New York, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
ments ofthe laws Of The State of Tennessee i'm
posed on insurance companies, and ! further
certifv tina II. 7. TONBTSsOS GENERAL ACT OF
said Company. has also complied With the re-
ouirements OF the laws of the State, made and
provided in such cases: wherefore, said GLOBE
MUTUAL LIS Insurance has au-
thority to take risks and transact the business
Of insurance in this state.
G.. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
Active, reliable and influential parties car
find remunerative employment as solicitors
by application to
II. T. TOMLINSON. General Agent,
No. Il Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Nm Resident Notice.

In the Chareery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. l825-Joseph O. ThWeaft vs.. Kirkland Cal
houB, James e.. Calhoun Il al.
I IT appearing from affidavit in this cause tbs
a the defendants, Kirkland Calhoun, James z
calhoun, JChnC Calhoun, Lucy Calhoun apt
IreadWeu A. Calhoun are residents OF the city
End state of New York, and nonresident o
/ TIE SIste OF Tennessee.
Ii is therefore ordered. that they make thel
appearance hereih at the Court House in ia,
City Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the frs
! Monday in July, 1881 and plead, answer or de
muir TO eomplainaNs bln, or the sanne WI
be taken for confessed, as 70 them and sei
for hearing ex parie, and thai q copy OF thli
order be published onca a week. foF four sue
cessivs weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL.
A Copy--Attest.
AUaUSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By X. j. BLAcK, ID. {. and 81
J.P. Carutners solicitor hr complainant
] nays laWaWss
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.uE have this day sold our entire Interest Ia
w the Saddlsry Buslness y Second street
- M TOHN v. OHIHoUSEN, whit viii con-
sinoe ths business at the Old stand We take
uIsssure il recommending him TO cur patrons
M frisnSs. If. SCHEiFER,
j. BAUSTIN.
The books Of J. +. Schelier 5 Co. may be
fosnd at the shieec OF =. " 9hllcuzea, where
eoent Mn Richard Wa1ren, is authorized to re-
eeive and receipt for AL money due1s
I.F. ScHEiFEH
mvsf I'm J.R ArSHlN-
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Colo, Silver, Exchange, Government Sc
Cariiies, JncurFesI Money, Stocks,
BOeGS. Land Warrants Police,
city and C0uaEy scrip,
Etc, Etc,
No IG Jefsrson Street,

MEMPHIS, : TENN
TENNESSEE. GEORGIA.
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The undersigned, IN disposing o. nls Blsls
in the late concern OF Muir. Steoeins 49, -
and Stebbius q Pullen, az Memp1s ~ An,
furns his thanks 10 the patrons OF bno o4~ HN
nra .nlinlts ~ LIS kucceesorS, Messrs.
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uated sheep, which are being taken to
Indiana 10 have their noses flied down.
The Anna, Capt. Shinkle, leaves to-day
for Cairo and Cincinnati at 5 pm.
The Empire, Capt. Hicks King VIII be
in port 10 leave for Louisville on Thurs
day.
The Belle st. Louis leaves tomorrow
for Cairo and st. Louis. Capt. Zeigler
commands and Billy BliDker is clerk.
The fine steamer Louisville will be 10
port TO leave for Cairo and Louisville to-
day at 10 am. Capt. A. @. Ross, who
sleeps IN the texas, and who carries a
patent burglars alarm clock, will be
found by those who don't know him a
clever and careful officer. Those who do
know him found it out long ago. Mr..
Bruce, a lineal descendant Of the famed
Sir Robert, ofiiciates in the Office.
The Golden Eagle, Capt. Merrielees,
leaves on Friday for Cincinnati.
The Florence Traber, Capt. Haines,
leaves for Arkansas river this evening 1t
8 O'Clock.
The steamer Victor will shove out for
Haile's Point to-day at 5 pm, with the
popular Capt. House upon the roof. In
the Office will be found everybody's
clever young friend, Johnny Grehan,
dispatching business in a msnner to
please all.
The Cleaner will leave for Arkansas
river at 5 pm. this day, without fail.
She has two companies OF United States
troops engaged. Capt. King isthe clever
master of this boat, while the Office is
under the direction Of Mr.. John Fen
wick.
The steamer Robert e. Lee will leave
the wharf to-day at 8 pm. for New Or
leans. Capt. Richardson commands the
gallant craft and Capts. Smith, McYay
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wagon and Carriage Material.
RIVER MATTERS.


AEAA IN n
We had a pleasantly cool day, with
considerable animation on the wharf
Yesterday. Twelve steamers leaving the
bank, all receiving and ~discharging, be
their carroes ever so light, makes at least
n resneetable appearance, and there is
nothing like Keeping up appearances.
The river at this point is about five feet
below high water mark of this spring,
and three feet below the recent high
water, and is going down, but not so rap
idly as during the past two days. The
fall in the past tw~enty-four hours was
hut FIVE inches, and we expect the river
to come to a stand within the next forty
eight hours. The Ohio is at a stand at
louisville. but is falling at Cairo. The
Missouri and upper Mississippi are ris-
ing. but not rapidly. At st. Louis the
rise commented on Saturday, and has
been steadily, though not rapidly going
on Present indications do not point to
a high river, although we fear it may
aosin reach the mark at which it 50 re-
Gently turned. Even that hight would
be fearful to contemplate, were It not
that the tributaries are not likely to add
much henceforth to the already swollen
river, and its volume viii therefore not
be so great.
AINANtsos
Steamer F. w. Brooks, st. Louis.
/" Norman, Louisville.
/" Louisiana, New Orleans.
/" Henry Adkins, New Orleans.
Departures
Is Harry Dean, Cincinnati.
AZ NJ. Hambieton, st. FIR. river.
% Commercial, White river.
- CITY Of Alton, st. Louis.
"a F. w. Brooks, st. Louis.
q Louisiana, Louisville.
g H. a. Adkins, st. Louis.
- Mary Swan, Evansville.
q Norman, Grand Gull.
beats In Port.
TRADER, Cleaner, Anna.
MISCELLANEOUS.
+, wsz vumored that the Stone River,
.l;ss MsrS Swan, Intended to lay up this
Trip but shs baskss out Ey ysssstsay are ss so,
ing .ss,l for those parts, and anxious
p,s upon her decks As she L LEFT "a bro9ght
gafhing to view except q few old atten-
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o. tha - paY of JuIy. lse7,


between the hours Of 10 O'Clock an. and ?
NeupA sell at public auction to the highest
|Fla35er Drcash. an undivided interest Of one
d fuin1ha following described real estate. "
Iiuzand being in the county snd stats atq1e
veyoraDistrict. "a bounded huss BeEinnng
ara.blacz eaks aplinE, which has is top cutoh
E0Ra winch south 81 east, Y INKS q REQ OAK
fAnensdoWu in the corner, southwest Of Grant
fesr 1i6spoles to \ stake standing four Inks
fnorthWess Of q post oak marked X ne
southeast corner OF Grant NOl19- thence north
q poles tOas stake 3 inks south Of while oak
ner OF a IS acre tract In the name Of
John D. Graham; thence east . poles
10 stake 10 Inks west Of one ash maEksd n
F. NJ the northeast corner or said 0raha1ns
marked al. f. NJ the southeast corner Of
grant No s266 in the name OF o D Graham.
4 IN All IS poles, to a horssbeam in the west ooun-
Fca7y line OF Joseph McDowelHs 500 acre tract,
and the southeast corner Of grant 30 ~ lOr
So acres in the name OF = McOsef lqence
1 north with McHowelfs line crossing Ho4uyer
at 50 poles and through q cypress pond q. 10
| poles, IN all l3 poles, 70 q stake and Snallc1er-
! " marked W." The northeast corner o. sanu
grant E29f; thence north y poles 70 sa9e
renee south Is poles - astake in TIE hne Of
] grant No. f76 thence eresslne Vol rWles
| and through An siardm sd liver poiesto
. stake he oHhTercSrHe y e1aaL 10
! 40: Themes s0bth q 2oA @ a stake The
1 1or3bsssf eorner a Rfant No ~ IN ne
| rsme ~ Wvffe Rehertsr Aence west crossing
/ WoIf river ~ 8poles.in &l2i6 poles. 70 Eako
flinks west 81 = Pest 90
] p{,ies % the b~sgtrnlHg. conialnlrg
rne fsfia 10 This property = believed 70 %
uand hur I VII convey only As trustee
LG. MEhDENHAL
!sa-lmS 1saaa~
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TO MISS MAGGIE


Fair lady, fain would 7 return
And press yOur hand IN mine,
Were Il not that danger turks
In those bright eyes OF thine.
Stern Fate decreed that we should part,
And when 1 said. farewell"
The pain that rankled In my heart
Wa more than tongue could tell.
But now tits o'eI ! the pang Is gOnei
And when think OF thee
! feel within my very soul
That thou art lost TO me-
Yet would / wish hat as adoWn
The path OF life you glide
AnotSGL,s voice to cheer your heart
Antan 70 clasp your side
That you may ever happy be
with loved ones always near
To whom your smiles and gentle words
May ever prove as dear,
Asuuto me when last / saw
Nou- sparkling, laughing eye,
Whose warning is, which / must heed,
To Ue1fure not too nigh!
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June nth.
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r,ur .rssitorS N me estats 81 Nltcn Shaw
are herebe notified t5aEI have suzeea
ne fnsolvsney OF said estate 70 t7f legs Q.
ne County CouTt Of Upton county t1e
cisinos dniv authenticated, within Mree
mouths nom the dafe herecL or his naHce
VII be aIed IN bar ef the same
my2law4W SN- o
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HENRY c. FREEMAN. Secretary.
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ny virtue OF a deed Of trust, executed 20 me
Il on me irSt day Of January. y looo, ny
~ Hart and Julia A. r. hart BIS VIE sn1
ONLY registered in the Registers mee oiEnell9
Co1nrvs tennessee. n record BOOK No. 81 pat
- Dsgss 6g3 auf 6fi, 10 wnfch reierenes
berebv made. For he purpose o. PAYING -
5shT therein secure-t, = WLIrou 1hUs44ss -
Ssfb dav OF June. 1851, on the PREMISES ne'.
Ire city Of Memphis, in the CouHty OF snei1ls
"a sfate Of Tennessee. expose 10 puplc sale,
- Proceed to sell to the highest bidder, Ior
go M allowing described parcel Of ground,
100 Sifuate. wing and being 10 the County
- s1sihv state Of Iennessee, near the CITY OF
y annbfS bsinQ one-hslf OF lot no ntty-two,
~, ~ Winoughby Williams subdlYlsl9n, ana
1n5e5 as follows Beginning n stake or
~ vTesf SIDE OF WalnutstreeL the corner q lot
NJ dfv-one t5l running so4ln WIN tn7 1ihs
essI5 Street three chaibS and HxIy-nNe a@2l
$500 tsastake the corner or lot No MY nv
80 fbence west with the Oi SAIL iot ce-1
~ ~ Ten chainsand ntnetS-sefenttt ep Ibis
~ stake. thence north three nanh@nuelAt
avs -965i links to a STAKE, tnence east teA
chains and atuety-seYen flO9D INKS ~ 1Ae ue-
5fnnIng- coutainiBg four acres Inc par
kerehx intended to be conFeyed - Tue 1oftb
hSif n said lot No hity-tvo, - ne same las-
INC been Villed to he said Juiia A. haIt, ~
~ mother Elizabeth ~ Ienner- on the otn
5sv ~ Nars,d. 1851. The equity Of M
SsS5 - fItis property Is expressly waived In
go deed 81 trust. and the ttIe $ D@lete1 %
~ grod Int sell ard convey only IS 1ruslee
90 IL - made between the hours OF one and
Tc,r osaioek in The afternoon
fe7.as H@G. HARklNGIJN, trustee.
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~ n ~
Rank often, old is se3l
W. Tenn,45
" -ChatUanoogalu
81 Middle Tennis
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The Trustees have declared q DIVIDEND on
all Participating Policies in force which have
been in eXlSfe@ce y months prior to Jan. ], 1857,
to be credited each Policy in proportion to its
contribution To surplus, and TO be applied at
the Renewal OF each Policy either in reductiod
of remium or as ReversiOuary Additions in
1888 provided the Amendment OF the Charter
now before the Legislature is efectedl other
wise in 1870.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Draft on England, Ire
land and Secular n
s. for l 10. ster iH
france, Switzerland &
Belgium, 8 50 francs
Tor 81 ia
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
In AlbemarIe County, "a.
SESSION 1s87-s.

SECOND SESSION 1S67-S.
THIS School is located one and a-hslf miles
L rom Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Central Ra luuad and hueeu miles west or
Charlottesville and the University Of Virginia
The location IS well known as Dr. GesSuer Har-
risOu. Rev m DIDwiddIe.aud Prof Edward b.
smith formerly conducted schools atthts place
Previously 10 was a popuiar Summer resort
conducted by John = Cooke, ESQ Be ng stu
ated ia one OF the most beautiful portions OF
Albemarle county, in the mlu-t OF a fenned
OF dissipation. and convenient to Churches and
sabbath schools Of the leading
iO1sru possesses rare Tor Boys
The curse OF study is Designed 70 be thorough
u comprehensive "a Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the Eng lsl
Branches. IND also to embrace the elements OF
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Primo PAL was educated at the University
OF Virginia, and has had an experience Of
nearly ten yea1s in teaching In schools o. high
grade in tuis state. including Dr. Gessner HAr-
risonis school,, B-iooudcld Academy, Lynch
burg Female Seminary, and Hon. K. II. T.
TIAjm- sfRS Principal was also educated AZ
TIE lher - Virginia, and has had an ex
perez Of ysars in teaching in the
SOutEea-E DTmerly in E~dgeWOrth Fe-
male Seminary. North Carolina, more recently
The following recommendation OF our school
by Professors Of the University OF Virginia
is respectfully submitted:
In view OF our personal acquaintance Win
MeSsrs. h. M and A. j. wood, We do not
hesitate cordially to recommend thfir school
10 the confidence Il patronage OF tne public,
$. Maupin. M.Schele De We're,
VIM. Ii. McGufey, j. 5. Davis,
Prancis H. Smith, J. 3. Minor,
il Cabell. b l. Didersieeve,
C.S Nenable, WINK Peters
TER NJ 3
For board and tuition. including fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session OF ten months
two hundred and sevsnty-dve $50 dollars in
currency. Payments ne-haG in advance. Dai'
snce on the LIST Of February.
The sessions on the lst OF Septem-
Der and close on the 9th OF Jane. Pupils val
be received at any time during the session
with a pro rata deduction IN charges. Boys
from a distancs will be allowed TO remain our
ing vacation as boarders in the family Of the
Principal
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot O~GreenwoOdl to the school tnmedi-
atelv upon arrival
HS ONLY two boys in a room.
p. 9@GreenwOOd Depot. AlDsmGrle county,
Nirginia. Jeol
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MERRIMAN, BYRD & CO.,
-DEALERs "
DIAMONDS
= . " e1ry,
Silver and Plsted-Wsre; Wstchma-
kers and Manufacturing Jewellers,
2T5 MAIN STREET,
Opp. south Court 1t. MEMPHIS. TENN.
NO. L.
n CHIN CAR0RA
ANTT-NERvOUS
TOBACCO !

THE TOsACCo grows from the
rich soil of the ORfEST." and Is possessed
OF a peculiarly delicious flavor entirely I'M
known 10 the fobaccos OF all other cltmaA But
II unprecedented popularity has sprGnE rom
the facroft heentir ab-ence Of that deadly pol
son Nc9Hr, which permeates every other tohac-
co. and which is the one and soc cause or the
distressing nervous diseases. dyspepsia. etc.
which most invariably. sooner OF later follow
The Indulgence OF the pipe and cigar Al
the recent anniyEatioh Of tobacco nom All
parts OF the world, at the Academy otSeisneS
in Paris. The renowned chemist. NJ La1nou-
reaux, declared that while European ahd
Ameuran tobacco contained fully eight per
cent and The purest Havana tobacco rom Two
10 I'VE per cent Of Nie0tfn, the CHINO aEoRA
did not contain one discoverable particle OF
that deadly poison, a drop Of which, extracted,
Will destroy life.
our agent at BOMBAY has shipped rs large
quantities Ofthe CHINGARoRA during the uas5
two wears. and although we nave been pressed
70 supply the demand for this delicious luxury
to the veteran smoker, yet We sre nov pre-
pared to oEer it in unlimited quanule. AZ q
urice much lower than some American tobacco
or a far inferior qualify
A counofsseur has hut 70 smoke the Amerl-
can tobacco and cigars, Whien are lnNara1ly
medicinal taste which leaves a nausec1s, IN
/ ealthy coating in the mouth ana IN time
seldom fails to shatter the nervous system
TO nafivps OF the ~ORIENT smoke the
from morn till night, from youth
10 age. and are happily unconscious OF the
Wild distressing DIRE which courses through
me veins OF the inhaler Of the fumes 81 to
bz- co containing Nfc0ffR-
We invite every lover OF the weed &c Try the
CHIsGAnoRA. and guarantee un~precsuenIed
plea ure in its delicious flavor.
sold everywhere at 81 a pound
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GLOBE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
ECON ANNUAL REPORT.
DISBURSEMENTS.

To Cash Assets, Jan. 1, 8G-..-------SS5I,C 5O Al
To Premium Acct for 1856 .S6il,5 s. a
To INST reed and accrued. 2O,a0l 65-552,4@ O.
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ny virtue o. a Deed OF Trust made and exc
ID cufed BY Elijah Brooks 70 J. q. Aenden,
hSII- Trrstee, on the nth day o fJune, 1851, snd
recorded in the Registers Records OF shelby
county. state OF Tennessee, in hook No. 80
spaZe Igl which said Deed Of Trust was made 70
tscure T.. wilson and Jane wilson IN the pay
msnt OF One thousand Dollars, I viii
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On snturdaY. LnIy Q. Isez.

the following described real estate, to-wit. A
lot O. parcel Of ground lying IN shelby county,
Tennessee. containing about seven acres, occu-
pied by MI. Robertson, bounded on the nortn
~ Kerr avenue. east aud west by Kerr, aud
on the south By sheltop-ying near State
Female - eye
purchaser giving mole with good security and
lien retained th payment of the purchase
money. Equity OF REDEMPTION baTred
AUGUSrON ASTON,
taT "A Clerk and Master.