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ARTICLE FOURTEENTH.

This corporation shall exist for the term of twenty Eve year
from the date Of the recording Of this charter he office
the Recorder Of Mortgages In this city
And he operations Of the COMPANY b,
carried with only Onehaf Of its capital stock
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stock on hand Sept. l, 1867.
Received since yesterday. ............... l6
Heceived previously. ofs, 100
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Stock on hand and on shipbosrd.

exported since yesterday. ...........
Exported previously. .................,
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Thus done and passed In my once city Of
Orleans in tie presence Of Adophe Bache and Henry "
Hysms Jr competent Witnesses who hereunto sign their
together with the said parties me the said notary
the day month and year hrst above written
Original signed GEO. FOSTER and others
p. CHS OuVELLrER
Notary Public
A. BLACHE,
IL NJ HYAMS, in.
true copy Of the original;
(Signed) p. CHS CUYELLIER
Notary Public.
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Bitten by n RaffIesnRke-The Injured
MAN DIaaa In E.Hsa linn HnIC An II Dur.

Bifsen by n RaffIesnAke-The Injured
Man Dies in Less than Half an Hour.
Many of our citizens have visited the
Geological Garden of Mr.. Charles e.
Becker, on Ninth street, above Noble,
and this morning they will be surprised
to hear of Mr.. Becker's death from a
rattlesnake bite. He was occasionally
adding new features to his geological
show, and Oh Sunday last he received q
rattlesn8ke, which was seven years old,
and measured five feet in length. It was
placed n 3 wire cage in the garden,
where it attracted considerable atten-
ton, and Mr.. Becker took delight in
showing it to his friends.
Yesterday afternoon, about half-psst
three O'Clock, several gentlemen called
at his place, and Mr.. Becker invited
them into the garden to see the reptile.
Ia order 10 make the animal rattle, he
drew his hand over the wires but this
had not the desired effect. He tken
pulled out his penknife and endeavored
10 touch il, and in so doing the snake
caught him by the right fore finger,
Causing three wounds. MI. Becker at
once prOGseded across the street TO the
'~ag store of Or, J. {. Everson, whose
y SlGsl assistance vas rendered. The
me- Ile1 = we're pressed, and nitric acid ap-
- g. IMes, in order TO burn out the
plteu Pniaa,, ,o'' m. U&tient was also supplied
pGiI Iii, = ononti,, of liquor. After this Mr..
p ct - is,nrned II, his home, and calling
,or hia will which he had execlted some
lime since. made few, sdHitiehs 20 H.
and bidding goodbye to hlt> family soon
after expired. Mr.. Becker, W.lie ~ bne
drug store, told the doctor that hS hneW ~,
he would die, but requested him to 40 aii
he could to save MS life. Deceased was
Z hale and hearty man, OF about iorty
years. He was much respected, ana hed
associated around him host OF friends
He leaves . wife and family. The rep
tile, af.er infiicting the fatal wounds,
was put 10 Observation-Disclosures EIiqIt-
rsr 3ISt 0tI.
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Secretary Seward offered NAVAL sta


ton fn Asia.
A correspondent of the New York
Herald, writing from Washington, says :
From information i have received to-
day it would appear that the eyeof the
Sage of Auburn is upon a nice little
island, situated exactly where l am not
at liberty to state, though am fully
posted as to its geographical position.
The object of the new purchase is to Sc
cure a naval station somewhere In the
East, to be thus IN position to compete
with European nations in their CONNER
cial relations with that part of the world.
Senior Cesare Moreno, a renowned
traveller in the East, who has spent IF
teen years among the different peoples
and countries of Asia, who speaks their
languages, understands their customs,
ana possesses their confidence to the
fullest degree, has come to this country,
and in an official communication to the
Secretary of State has proffered his val
liable services to the United States.
In this communication he claims to
have discovered little island, In Febru-
ary, 1852, inhabited by tribe Of Mslsys,
and never before trodden by the feet OF
white men. He landed on the island In
a little dingey, and took possession OF 1t
in his own name !; was welcomed by the
inhabitants and chosen their chief, under
the name Of Pootee Than Mustapha,
which in the Malay language means,
" The White Chief Mustapha." Senior
Moreno dwelt with the natives for some
time, and promised them to put the
island in the possession of the United
States, on condition that the latter
should protect them from molestatiOn
by all other Malay tribes, as well rs
from European invasion. Moreno now
offers TO sell this to our Gov rnment for
$500, 600, a very insignificant sum, II the
island be what it is pictured-abounding
in all the productions familiar to spice
islands and well adapted for an Ameri-
can naval statiOn.-NGtiOndl IHteiigen-
Ger.
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The AvaIanehe,s opinion orus.

huibOrs meLn pnlb Appeal:
In the leader of the AodJunche on the
morning Of the 5th, is the following sin
gUlRr and very extraordinary language /:
" It is q well known fact that all our po-
litical movements, from the primary
meeting in the smallest precinct to the
highest places, are controlled almost en-
tirely by professional politicians, who
are too ready TO pander to any sectional
excitement, however prtjudicial to the
county, so that their own advancement
may be secured" Is this true in point
Of fact? Are the gentlemen OF this city,
including all classes who are laboring 10
concentrate public opinion and relieve
our necks from the feet of the tyrant,
all professional politicians ready
TO pander TO any excitement ?'i
to secure their OWE advancement ?n
Did not the editor of the ADdidnche aid
in getting up the primary Meeting"
that sent delegates TO Nashville? And
did he not go TO Nashville as a delegate?
Did he not aid In getting up and attend
primary meeting" to appoint dele
gates 10 Brownsville? And does he not
go as q delegate himself? How then
does the editor find 1t consonant with
his Judgment of the character Of his CO.
workers TO associate with them in a
common cause II they are such as he de-
scribes them? Does he not know that
many Of them could have had almost
any office in the State by q cOmpro-
mise of their integrity and the in
terests Of the country? And vet
they have submitted it to the most strin-
gent and humiiiating prescription, rath-
er than do so. And this they have done
10 De at last told by an associate and CO.
worker that they are all set OF profess
sional politicians, ready to sacrifice the
country for otfice. How far such changes
are calcniated 20 promote harmony and
good feeling amongst us, leave the ed
ItOr OF the AUdi0nche to Judge. and /
leave an impartial public to Judge be-
tween US.
There may also be, as the editor of the
AOGIdache says this morning, ga good
deal Of fuss aud feathers" among the
Democrats OF this city. Buff it be so. /
humbly suggest it does not very well be-
come the editor Of the Avalanche to sag so.
The very nOEning on which the paper J
containing this hi-timed sneer, at the |
labor Of the Democratic party In the |
city appeared, gentleman from the |
country expressed an opinion to the |
same effect TO me, and in short con-
versati0n found, SO he frankly con. |
AcSo0Ot buab NC Aou Sob Tie lu6h iTOlQ IO6 /
AU0LdHcke-and overlooking altogether
the benefit to be derived from a bold and
public opinion was insensibly
imbibing the opinion from the AuG-
Jdnche, that il was al sound and fury.
signifying nothing. Such obstacles
thrown 10 our way are very unpleasant
and under favor. I suggest that gentle
men aiming TO lead public opinion
should weigh well their words before /
they speak or print them. G,
pros,aar, p,.-., a.
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BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA

TNHE proprietors of this Watering Place take
Il pleasure in informing their friends and
patrons that they have mpleted their ar
rans sements for The comfort and enjoyment OF
their guests and that the Hotel is now open
for taeir reception. The efficacy OF these
waters il cases OF Dropsy, ScroIula, Dyspepsia,
diseases peculiar 70 FenIa-es, ana ali diseases OF
the SEin and Kidneys, Is too well established
to need comment. A good Band will serve the
Bail DOM and ths table viii be supplied with
the best the counuy affords, while the nshing
in ShOal ereek aud the hunting in the sur
rounding woods present their usual attractions
TO visitors. Route via Memphis and Charleston
hRilIo oad TO Florence, thence by regular Stage
Line to the spTings-nine miles.
For descriptive panp p llet. circular, or for In
formation respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS q CO., Proprietors,
or II. A. MOODY, MD,
ie29 Inn Resident Phvgician
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TBEO. HOERNER.
Graduated Chemist and Druggist,

"a AND 90 BEAL STREET. CORNER SEC
sDf ond, Memphis, Tsnn. Particular atten-
tion paid TO the Prescription and Analytical
departments, and besides all the 81 tieles usu-
ally kept in a well stocked Drug store. Par
ticular attention is paid to the Prescription
Department, aud also to Chemical Anaiy l1cal
examinations in any line. My SODA WATER
is unsurpassed by any in the city, as the syrups
are only made rom fresh fruits. iY22 3m
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CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS. begin
" ming SEPTEMBER 10, 1855, and FEBRUA-
RH y, 1861 The resident Professors are, The
OPHILUs PARsOHs, LID, EMORY WAsHBURH,
LID, and NATHANIEL HOLMES. A NJ. Gen.
tlemen of distinction 10 the Profession lecture
from time 10 lime on special topic . Applica-
IiOn may be made for further Information 10
6itheT Of the kesdsEi Professors tssl w
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The APPEAL. the largest and cheapest
Vgsexly paper in Tennessee, will be sent TO sub
scribers for the ensuing four months as a
campaign paper, at the very low rates gwen
below.
Asa Campaign paper, the APPEAL Will make
It's readers acQu iuted with all cum ent political
events. and whstever else may be OF interest
d. VIII express its own opinions fully and
Freely as heretofore, and continue 10 observe
rbe rules OF conduct that have always governed
ID Il hiss no new professions to make
THE WEEKLY CAMPAIGN APPEAL
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The Daily paper viii be sent 70 Clubs at 90
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SUMMER RESORTS.
IUKA SPRINGS.

ON THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsTON
~ Railroad, us mites east Of Memphis.
Persons seeking recreation should not fail to
visit this pleasant " Watering Place.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC, elegant BALL
ROOM, BOWLING ALLEYS aud. BILLIARD
TABLES, all free for The use OF guests.
Ternrs-ss per Day sIZ 90 per Week /;
$50 per Month.
Next regular monthly Solree Dansante, FRI
DAY Nv EHING, August 2lst.
Railroad ticket full fare going, free ticket to
until october /, 1858. D lr'
aus t2lT SrEFFEY q BA ARCHUS.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
1 the undersigned under the irm and style
OF ]. F. FRANK & CO., was dissolved by mutual
consent, on the lsth inst, B. Bowling withdraw
ing from the same.
The busines4 VIII be continued by the re-
naming partners, J. F. FRANK aud CHAS-
ERCK, under the same Hrm nam q, and they are
alone authorized 70 collect the outstanding
claims due The old Arm, and are alone charged
j, r. FRANK,
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Notice.

+ HAVE two beautiful and well improved
L Plantations Ia Les county, Ga, Within
three miles of the city Of Albany, bounded oy
one OF the best railroads. in theState, and hne
Lot and commodious Dwelling In the city,
which will gladly sell OF exonange nor othef
PFopeEty, nearer 70 me, -
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

V'his upTivaled Watering Place, situated
L within six miles OF RussellviIle, Logan
county, KenUacky, WIS opened Tor visitors the
FIRST DAY OFJUNE. Ens pro prietor pledges
himself 10 make mis- entertain ment equal 10
that OF any watering place In the country, and
his terms as moderate as the eX Xpenses OF his
establishment will permit. A goOd BAND OF
MUSIC will be on hand during the season.
COnveyances aiH ays ready for passengers
from kusseiIville 10 the springs in close con-
nsctiOH with the daily trains from Memphis,
Louisville, etc. 8
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NOTICE.

At meeting Of the Directors of the DeSoto
"A Insurance and Trust Company, held this
day at the Compeny's once, a dividend OF slx
per cent, Tree Of Government tax, was declared
upon the capital stock of said Company.
July Z, 1855. J. q. .L0NSDALE. Secretary:
Iadlar cnnV. Ilo
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GAS FIXTURES.

FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Gas Chandeliers, 2, 3, 4, 8, and Il Lights,
Pendants, and Lights,
Brackets, ] and Lights,
Pillars and Globes,
Latest styles OF Cornelius q Bakers celebrated
manufacture, for sale at Factory Prices.
te7 das II POLLEN q HAMMOCK.
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EAI ;LE COTTON GINS.

WFIar re the Sole Agents for the sale of these
w unr walled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
sTAP LIZ, TGHTEEss OF DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
OF INT e o1-roN turned out per day they are
unsi Hpaa ed. Reference can be safely made tc
even y plRI tier who has given them a Jair trial.
VIZ ere mt lie power is used, they make a saving
OF rom 'ne-QuaTter TO one-third he draft
oNlIR ANY OTHER GIN. We are also gents Tor
81 RA UB' s GRISF MILLS, and WI EELER,
CLEMSON J&-CO.'s CIRCULAR SA VS.
meC0MRs a co.,
Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery and 0uns,
3z71S and a24 Main So rect,
tyll dag sm Memphis, ReRn.
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IMPORTANT to PLANTERS.

FRIAR's POINT. MISS, June 10, 1888,
Mesgrs MANSFIELD q HIGBEE,
Druggists, Memphis, Tennessee:
TENTLEMFN You ask me for my state
I I ment relative to your cure for EkYSIPE
LAS or CHARBONE IN HORSES and MULES
wAich you style
MAGIC ARNICA LIEIHENT.
I have used your Linlment in about two
dozen cases with perfect success. 1 had lost all
hope of a remedy, but believe your discovery
- ThE RENE DY.n have not failed IN a sim
gle oase In which / have applied your Llnl-
nent, / believe II a valuable discovery.
Think every planter should provide himself
with the Magic Arnica Liniment. No planter
should be without your remedy where this ter
rible disease prevails. / have supplied each OF
my plantations. My supervisors report favor
able upon every trial.
Very respectfully, yours, ETC.,
j. L. ALCORN
BB- Price 81 per bottle IS per dozen.
iy4 iIndAw
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

fTdEsE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
i Springs, situated. in Montgomery county,
S,s miles nom CIlristiansburg Depot, are now
open for the reception OF visitors, and the at.
tention of the Springs going public is respect
fully invited 10 the advantages they present.
The waters OF these Springs are unrivallsd in
all cases OF Dyspepsia Cutaneous diseases and
Uterine affections, and in cases of Debility act
as
70 WERFUL RES STORATIVE..
They have proven eminently useful in many
q nisAagzz n
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To Builders GeOrgIa Roofing Slate

"E Offer for sale, in quantities to suit pur-
w ohasers, = superior article Of Roofing
Slate nom the Georgia Quarr1es, said TO bs
equal TO the Welch, and not subject 70 crack By
heat as the Vermont and Others, and whion
VIII be sold as low or lower than any Slate In
market ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT q CO,
jy2S n Sole Agents in Memphis.
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ASSETS:

STATE OF MARYLAND,l
City of Baltimore. So
The undersigned, John W. Randolph, Presi-
dent, and Henry G. Jones, Secretary, being
duly sworn, do severaily upon their oaths eer-
tify and say, that they are respectively the
President and ths Secretary OF the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance Conn any or
Baltimore. in the slate aforesaid that the fore
going statement contains q Just and rfue state
iAent and exhibit of the standing and cOndi-
tion of said company on the lst day of July
1895. JOHN W. RANDOLPH, President.
HENRY G. JONES, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed TO this nth day OF
July, 1888, before me, a Justice Of the Peace for
the city of Baltimore.
lSignedl E. F. FLAHERTY, J.P.
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TyIMBERLING SPRINGS, Is MILES NORTH
n OF Wytheville, Nirginis-Alum, While.
fSed and Blue SUI pIiur Waters; Hot, Gold and
VapOr Alum and Su phur Baths, with SPECIAL
treatment for rheumatism, 6out, ScrofulOua
and Cutaneous affections diseases of Throat
and lungs 1qder experienced attendant, but
only to Inc eKtSat Of safety and comfort.
Nearly every game Tor smpssment and exer-
clse, unrestricted by law. tOgettleF vith double
and single barrel shot guns and rides, provided
without charge. For analysis, cert hcates, etc,
Parhana, SAM Tate and r. 3, wis, Men phis,
Tenn. Terms-Fer dag, 81; wees, sl2; month,
$40 Being a new place, RECOMMENDATIONS
somewhat restricted and no promises, jeo
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sro% ;KS AND BOlaDs.

WANT ED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
w IN b31TUTIoN. corner JefersoB and
Front str sets:
Miss. Cen irsl r. r. LIST and % Mortg. Bonds,
Mss. and Tenn. R. K. LIST Mortg. Bonds.
lem. an Chas. h. r. I'd Mortg. Bonds.
N and L, AZ. x. r. Ist Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis /. and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Aemphi gand ONO rser cent Morfg Bonds
Memph' City Plain BoDdR
Memph q City IndoIsed Bonds.
mobile md o. X. r. per cent. Sterling Bonds.
mobile and 0. X. X. s per cent. Interest Bonds.
Mobile and o. K. r. Income Bonds.
kempl lis and % r. r. Stock
iaiht K. q. RJ JRR. Cashier.
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HONE OFFICE, No. 5Is olive Street,
ST. LOUIS.

d. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS. Vioe-Preside't.
WM. II. SELBY, Secretary.
j. S MILLER. Asst Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, GenI Agent.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, duly IS, 1888
/, q. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
States Insurance Company, located at Balti-
more, in the state of Maryland, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments of the laws OF the State of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and l further
certify that g. W. l. CROOK, Agent ofsaid Com
p9ny, has also complied with the requirementS
OF the laws OF the State, made and pro-
vided in such cases:
Wherefore, said United States Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and trans
act the business Of Insurance in this state, at
Memphis, Tenn.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. W. L. CROOK, GeRI Agent,
Jy29 I'm Rooms 2sS I-2 Main street..
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President Pierce lie summering in
New Hampshire. -
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IS Union St. Upstairs. Msmphl., Tenn.

DARTICULAR attention paid to all elRima
II against the United States, and for property
taken, or damage done by ths Cavalry Division
Of the sixteenth Army Corps. iyI9
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COTTON GINS.

EoR SAL G, three GO-Saw Gins, one 7c-SaW
4 Sln, 0nt 5O-Saw Gin. These Gins can be
seen al j. 80. Hin q Co.'S warehouse, Court
street Add ress J. A. WIGGS, are Appeal
once Wiz sell cheap for cash pr city ac-
oeptance ty26 I'm
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CHRONIC DIARRHEA

CHROhEt DIARRHEA
,Are regarded as a sPECIFIC
The natural advantages OF this place are UN-
SU hPASSED BY AN I In THE SCATE, being
situated almost upon the very summit of the
Alltghany n fountains 1he air Is aIW avs cool
and DEaeiDg the climate is healthy and salu-
briOus, the water OF delight. al temperature
10Y FahrenheiD, the grounds are shaoed, and
protected every Eour in the day by thick
grove OF Forest Oaks.
The Hotel and buildings have recently been
enlarged, renovated and refitIed, and the pro-
prietors Halter themselves they can offer to
their guests accommodations unsurpassed by
any watering place IN The mountains, and con-
nuenJIy ask a visit from the public.
Visitors TO the Springs Will stop at Chris
Uansburg, where comfortable coaches will be
in attendance on the arrival OF each train TO
convey them 70 the Springs.
RATES OF BOARD:
I OF usy s w
4 oI HoeA.. 10 W
"
FOR longer period than Two months, per
ColOred servants anu Children not occupy
iEg seats at first table, hRlf the above rates.
DR.. JOHN b. hADFORD,
Lal. HENKI a. rDMUNDSCN,
MAJ. JAMES ?. EDN UNISON,
Son, u. Z. WHARTON,
Proprietors.
J. A. DAVIS. formerly of the Eoryeu Houke,
Lynch6urR Superintendent. Je2o cod I'm
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0ELY INFaLLIBLE SPECIFIC

Ever discovered for that disease, and which
cures Dy outwarI application only, ana that ia
uine 70 come . Ia the past, it NVili stand the
propnetoIs eli am for 1t, IL the directions are
attended to-
large mum ber OF gentlemen throughout the
country OF al Bh character and infiUence have
Folontarlly ttesie TO It's efficacy in their own
ctSesl not Jro en- hearsay, and whose certificates
may De seen by reference to the publ cations.
The prop Hetors will forward TO an address
one bottle. postpaid, on receipt OF tie retail
price, 81 o per bottle.
a Liberal Discount to Druggists
and d callers In Medicine.
rms S3lveV III keep in any climate for years
H.B. " IGGS q CO., PSOpFietOrs,
IySl Memphis. Tenn.
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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
James II, Lucas, Samuel Will, Theodore La
veille, Charles II. Peck, Robert K. Woods, Jules
Vale, Geo. K. Robinson. Robert E, Carr, Inhn
F. Thornton, David K. Ferguson, Hon. John
Hogan, Henry 0Yerstolz, Nicholas Schaeffer,
William 7. Gay, VIM. Q, JsInisOn, II. P. Han
epkamp, L. II, Baker, d. A. January, VIM. ].
Lewis, F. Roxier, Jr., Jacob Tamm.
Assets, June L, 1865, over 90 900, 900
Issues Policies ON ALL THE MOST AP.
PROVED AON.FORFEITING PLANS,
on as good terms as any Company.
No Resr1c;t0Hs upon AocltHlated Psrsoils, 70
RESIDENCE OR IRA VRL.
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BUCKEYE SALVE

ls strictly scientific con tblIstion OF well
known remedial agents, an the pTOprietOrs
nave no hesitation In saying the BUCKEYE
SALNE is the
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BOARD OF REFERENCE /;

MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Wormeley, Joy q Co., Aydlett, Robinson
Co., 8. NJ. Webb Il Co, ToOf, Phillips q 90, La
cey AcGhee, N. Coronna, A. f Franklsnd,
jacob AlexenleT, ClaPP, vance q AHoeIson'
General N. B. Forrest, General ]. r. Chalmers,
Com. Joseph z. montgomery, Judge ]. p. Ca
ruthsTs Rev. 8. h. Ford DID, Rev. J. r Graves,
Judge Phineas T. Scruggs, galloway, Hampton
Co., DeSoto Insurance Company.