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GENERAL ITEMS.

-COrbussier, charged with arson at st.
Louis, was found guilty and sentenced
to six years in the penitentiary. He was
e wig maker and had secured large in
surauce on his stock. He was intimate
Vith 9 Young man named Julian Haut-
bine. a sign painter, to whom be owed q
small smount Of money, and he selected
this Young man as his instrument and
victim. He procured a can Of naptha,
placed IL in q close room, and so arranged
il that the can wound leak, and the room
would be filed with the combustible
fumes. Giving Hsutbine the key TO this
room, he requested him to meet him
there at certain hour, aud instructed
him to 20 to the room and wait for him
and to be careful to lock the dosr. Cor
bussier then went into the country, 90
that when the anticipated explosion oc-
cured. and the young man was burnt up
in the confsgratioa, he could prove an
slibi aud avert suspicion from himself.
at the appointed hour, Hautbine went to
the room, locked himself in, and finding
that Corbussier had not arrived, pro-
ceeded to strike g light. The flame OF
the match ignited the gas from the nap
tina. and 8 loud explosion followed.
Hautbine would inevitably have perished
had ne not, in the moment of constern-
alton, thrown himself out of the window,
falling upon shed some twenty feet be-
low, and severely iDjuring himself He
was found mang,ed and bruised, and in
answer to questions as TO the origin Of
the fire, stated that he had been the
cause Of it. Subsequently he related the
particulars Of his connection with Cor
bussier, and the wig-maker was arrested
and tried.
The business houses OF Hace Howard
and James Wright, at Paris, Tenn, were
broken open on Thursday night, Moth
ing has been missed, though no doubt
the burglar helped himself to libersI
supply of whisky. This is the second
time Mr.. Howard's house has been forced
oman f-rin0 the last week,
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SaDDLERY& HARNESS
Brid1cS,
whips
blankets,
Trunks, Etc.

utr.F PRICE-DAMAGED BY TEE
a late fire in the Woodrun bioc<
a On. CASE, j., q CO.
- Izz Main street,
ssser, Of the Golden StIrup,
Sisn % woodruff Block.
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GEORGEA.

Sergeant Bates, the walker with the
United States flag, was expected in Co.
lumbus on Monday last, where he would
probably be handsomely entertained.
Speaking of the Radical Convention,
the Columbus Sttn of the I'D tells what
the show costs; " The tax which this
county viii be compelled to pay for the
great immoral exhibition now showing
in Atlanta, amounts to ten thousand
dollars. Just think of that ten thou
sand dollars for Door, one-hoTse wagon
land that horse spotted The kangaroo
killed and the clown kicked out.n
Judge o. A. Bull, formerly of the
Supreme Court, died in La Grange on
the 9th instant.
Two negroes, named Jake and Henry
Walker, and white boy, named James
Andrew, were arrested at Columbus on
the 2lst for robbing couple of stores oi
3 considerable amount of goods. They
were indicted the next day, and were sf-
forwards tried, convicted and sentenced
to the penitentiary for ife-a long term
but short work.
The Repu6licdn, of Augusta, an
noGnces the death Of Aaron II. Jones, soi
that place.
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LOUISIANA.

The Coneordia L11teligeacer Of the
2lst says: Reports from Tensas are,
that considerable activity is being shown
by planters on the river; they seem de-
termined to make an effort to recover a
part Of what they have lost" The same
paper says; From q gentleman who
has had the opportunity of aequainting
himself on the same subject, we learn
that the destitution among the people,
white and black, on both sides of the
river from Memphis down, is terrible.
Plantations are laid waste, their owners
having left for other parts, on account
Of not being able to subsist themselves.
The picture he draws is heartrending. -
And again: "a few planters have
commenced work, but as q general thing,
but little planting win be done in Con-
cordia parish this year,
Agents have been for several days
engaged in taking Up the bodies of Fed
erals buried at Nidalis. Up to the 18th
instant they had disinterred one hundred
and fifty.
Egyptian corn seems to be growing
in favor in this State and Texas. We
do not know what are its perculiar
merits-probably adapted to the eli,
mate,
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TRUsTERS SIZE

ID P. &. MeaLh, and recorded in the Register
oI1ice OF Shelby county, In book No. 81, page
2s7, ETC., will sell, to the highest bidder. for
in Shelby county, Tennessee, and near to the
city OF memphis, to-wtt: Eleven and one-haIi
acres adjoining Fort Pickering. and imposed
known as the Gwin eight-acre tract, the Wright
tnree-quarters Of an acre tract. and The
Duval-Algeo two and one-half acre tracts
Fort Pickering Railroad, on the south by Jack
son street, on the east by DR.. Gilberts and
WoOldridge's, and on the west by Main and
Ninth streets. Equity of redemption waived,
and title believed to be good. but : convey oRly
as Trustee.
PLACE OF 5ALE.-southesst corner of Court
Square.
TIM6oF SALE.-Saturday, Fourteenth day OF
March, 1868, between the hours Of 10 am. and
pm. Terms cash.
p. B. WADDELL, Trustee,
Wilson & Bead. Attorneya. fah21 "a
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In fact we are able 70 execute everything in
the Printing Line. in assyls and at prices en-
tireIy satisfactory to our customers. and hope
that thepuhlis nsaylsztsnd % us liberal share
- +,,ss- ..s-onsea i.nae
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NEW SASH, DOOR
AND
BLIND STORE

A FULL and cemplefs Stocs- at prices 70
a suit the times, AZ No. Al uouroe street,
G. r. wARREE,
Formerly Of the firm OF onackenbnsh & VAR
rem. iaa piln
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, January 2, 1858.
I, 9, W. Blackburn Comptroller of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company; located at Hartford
in tic state OF Conn ecticut, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said company
has complied with sll the requirements Of the
laws OF the State OF Tenne see imposed op
insurance companies, and further certify that
Henry A. LlttletOn, agent of said company
has also complied with the requirements Of the
laws OF the state, made and provided in such
cases:
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has authority to take risks ana
transact the business of Insurance in this Stete
at Memphis, Tenn. G. W. BLACK3 3URNsi Y
jaA Co'Spsfyller of feaneSssa
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Notice 70 Tax PAYERS.

VIHE Tax Book for the Forty-hrst Corporate
IL Year has been made up as It Affects the ori-
ginal eight wards Of the city. Through the
next ten daysthis book viii BE- open for inspec-
ton and correction at Esquire Richards Office
in the Exchange Building. Property y-holders
in the Ninth and Tenth Wards are earn esflv
requested to furnish the Assessors with maps.
plans and sub-div1sio0s OF lots in fhs two new
Wards, so that thare may be no mistakes in
measurement or ownerrnip, made in the as
sessment now in progress.
JOHN PARK
JACOB WELLER
L J. DUPREE
February 8 1853 ASraSso-v
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Notice.

'sHHIs is to notify all concerned, that the af-
1 fairs of the late firm of Aydlett Robinsoa
& Co., dissolved by the death OF ]. d. Robinson.
are now in my hands, as surviving partner
and sole owner Of said partnership, assets and
stock. The connection of z. P. Aydlett with
said drm Is this day terminated, ana ali au-
thority 10 him over the affairs OF the frm is
withdrawn. The business OF the firm will be
settled up, either with myself or John AAFli~hy.
the book-ksspeE. y a. PEACE.
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sI67,5N3 q
MISCELLANEOUS.

II. The greatest amount insured in any one risk
is $4,000, except IN special cases.
y. The amount insured in any one city, town
or village, depends upsn It's sige and how
built.
Is The amount insured ip any one block, de-
pendS as above.
IA. Certified copy OF the Charter of the Com.
psny, as 4 ed heretofore.
Is. General power of attorney for Agents to &C.
cept service OF process pTevi9 dsly fled.
GEORGE I CHASE, President.
GEORGE NJ. COLT, Secretary.
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AUMR. cec CO.

TAKE pleasure to announce to their MINER
i Gus friends and patrons, that they again
have opened at Al North COurs street with a
seeds. well adapted 10 this climate and raised
In their garden, which is near the city on the
state Line road.
All who wish TO decorate their Windows.
Gardens and Lawns with Natures beautiss,'
are invited TO call and examine their stock
which is equal to any Ia this country and viii
be sold at very low figures
Ali Plants sold, whether in bloom or other
wise, win se warranted to be as represented.
Ali orders for Bouquets. laying out OF Gar
densz ana planting hhrubbery or Fruit Trees
Will be promptly attended to.
Al orders for Fruit Trees VIII Ee accepted
and dlled from the EiaWood Nurserv. which
Is .oSoi o. tas 9s Flsson Rs9E - lsssr the city,
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STATE OF COSSECTICUT, L.,
L ~

January S, 1875, personally appeared George
L. Chase, Pre- ident, and George NJ colt
Secretary OF The Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath tnat the foregoing state
meut by them subscribed, is true, full and
correct statement OF the Affairs OF said Com
pany, and exhibits, so far as can be ascertain ed
at this date, its actual condition on the Thirty
fast day Of December, 1851.
Before me, GEO. SUMNER,
Notary Public,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
WIN, D. & ALBERT NJ. STEPHENS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Memphis, Tenn.
RE- Office with Stephens d Smith, ~ Madison
street. Le.1Io III
Diseases of the Eye.

DR KEYsER. late a pupil OF Prof. V. Greofs,
/ in rerliu has established his Ottlce AZ ;-S95a
Main street. opposite Court Square. Hels pre-
pared 10 treat al diseases, maze an o oileIaL1uS
md 1,hvsicsl examinations Of the Eve. lie
TDsrtfuily refers TO the medical professor N
he eitv. Once hours II to So'c'ock. fehb lnle
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EDUCATIONAL.
PATENT MEDICTNES.
MRs. JAcKsoN'S
Queen ResS Complexion Wash.
TsNHE following certificates, selected from hum
4 dreds in the possession OF the prOpri etress,
are confidently submitted 70 the public;
MRE XOTCOTIoS CERTIEICATE

sNE1E following nECeTLlIcaLeHs sseleCLed rom nun
4 dredS in the possession OF the prOprietress
are confidently submitted 70 the public:
MRS. WOLCOTF'5 CERTIFICATE.
QUINCY, Ill, November 5, 1856.
MIS-. JACKSON, Dear Mzdanl-It is with
pleasure that certify to you, that seeiag one
Of your circulars, which contained certificates
and endorsements from the best physicians aud
the slightest medical authorities Of tbe United
States, certifying that your oils for the COM
plexiOn and teeth were purely the oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant il
When used aCcopdtog to directiOLs to cure The
worst and est difficult cases Of nursing, sore
mouth, canker OF the stomach, bowels and dys.
pepsia- For scrofulous disorders, when used
both internally aud externally. IL has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little dsugh-
ter, aged nfteen months. having the WhOopng
cough for several months, accom- panied vita
what the doctors call white canker her mouth
and throat being terribly ulceTstec, and I hav-
iEg tried everything for It's relief L could hear
OF, all to no purpose, I bought ono bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, called Queen
Bess." went according 10 the directions, old not
use quite one bottle, and / am most happy 70
state to you that ii has cured my child. 1he is
now as well and hearty es ever she was inher
life. give you this, my certificate, hoping you
viii publish it, that thousands OF others who
may be afflicted with any Of the above at1ec-
tions may at once get bottle OF your Queen
BsSs," for feel sure they VIII ind Immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
MRS GEO. WOLCOTT,
Tor 81 hal f4~th a
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Yrltaf 0nIe

February 5. 1858.
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Notice

I 8 hereby given, that by virtue OF Deed Of
4 Trust executed to me by H. ". Peter and
Belle Peter, his wife, on the 9Th day OF Decem-
per, 1901 and duly recorded in the Recorders
once OF Crittenden county, Arkansas. in
Record Book l., pages 24e, 80 and 25l, to which
reference is hereby made, will,
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONI0DIRECTORY
1852.

SAINT Andrews Day Slth NoVembsr N eacf
80 Jal2 mil II
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BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, February 26.-The Sen
ate, on the motion of MIR. Harlan, non
/ concurred in the House amendments UC
/ the bill appropristing Sl50,OOO for the
/ temporary relief of the destitute popula-
ton Of the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Wilson called up the bill to pro-
vide for the sale, by the Secretary OF
War, of lands, tenements and water
privileges belonging to the United States
at or near Harper's Ferry. The Commit
| tee on Military affairs recommended au
amendment donating certain portions q
the lands TO the college chartered %
West Virginis. The amendment was
agreed to and the bill passed.
The President, in course OF reply to the
delegation of citizens of Maryland, who
waited on him to-day, to present resolu-
tions relative to the rights of American
citizens abroad, said: " I shah not at
tempt on set terms or set phrases to res
pond to the remarks which you have made
in reference to the condition of affairs st
present agitating the public mind. The
presentation of such kind sentiments
and announcement which they give,
constrain noe, however, 10 say that they
afford me q qualification which words
are inadequate TO express. Such assu-
RANGES at this time give me strength
and courage in the fierce conflict which
now prevails around US. Pointing you
10 Che past. as an index of what my
fIture conduct will be, l beg OF you
to feel that in an honest effort TO
faithfully discharge the high and
important duties imposed on me by
the Constitution and the laws, VIII
consider no personal sacrifice too great
for me to bear. Such great principle
cannot be compared with the great OBJ
iect attained, that Of preserving the prln-
ciples Of our republic by strict adher-
ence TO the Constitution and the laws
made in accordance with its provisions.
God being willing, l viii perform my
dUiv. let The consequences be what they
may. From my advent in public life,
now some thirty years ago, to the pres
eut time, l have passed through many
ordesls in my struggle for the interests
of the people, and never have for mo-
nent swerved from the straight line OF
duty, I can sincerely declare there has
never been as yet an occasion when, hav-
Ing been assigned to duty, have absn-
dGged my post. | rely now, as IN the
mast, upon the intelligence and patriots
ism Of the American people, who, be-
ieve, will come in all their might and
strength to rescue the country, and save
il from the destruction which now seems
to threaten its ruin. My faith ia the
American people is strong and abiding.
I have never betrayed them, nor do l
believe now, when waves of passion
threaten to engulf the land, they will de-
sert or abandon one who, in their cause,
is engaged in an earnest struggle for the
preservation Of constitutional liberty and
for the supremacy of civil authority. I
again thank you, gentlemen, FOR this en-
eOaraRemant, and assure you that so long
as the vital c+rrent continues to warm
and animate nay eai5teAce, and memory
holds its place, this occasion will be re-
ucnbgTed and cherished"
Documents read in the Senate, from
Gen. Grant, contain the following tele-
grams:
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
PUBL1O DIRECTORY.

The following DIREcroK1 VIII Oe oI 49,, -,
Importance TO our friends esleoi~liy -
living in the country, in giylAe 'ie - =,
location Of all the leading ousinsS' =
.,,--t,- A weekly revision viii be MADE SC
'ne Gig -, 20 the changes which may bl
80 eItl,er in the name Of trm OF py Ie'
mOval: .urvFON.
ruasaay, Thurs, sat.-Bsed d Bro l'7s 'eH'
ATTORNEYS.
ry,s stockton & Hart, ~ Madison. =
ifsile & Adams, ls jeueIscn'
RANKS.
,.,,-so, Insurance Company, 10 Madlsoh'
German National, rs Asln'
BOOK STORES.
Chrrch & Co., 3l5 Main.
- Wade & Co., IS Maln'
BOOTS AND SHOES
,errn. Miller, 2l9 Main.
s,r.0TuIyC7 AND EURNKShAAo SOOOS'
A. Just, 245 Main street
COAL u EALERs.
Bislev s Nellersh, IS south Court,
CowuEsSION MERCHANTS.
49,, = 20 s8g Main and Il Monroe,
Homes & wharton, - Madison.
Moon = t+eoghegsn, z,9 Z promenade.
W 4 Yeafrnan. Produce, II dOhIoyS'.s s,,,,.,
mo A Denle. Sra q and kronoeei7A D OO1' .
DRV GOODS.
Wells & Coll. 957 Main.
DENTISTS.
6 Hinzon, 23s Maiz street, Clay Building
DRUGGgSTs.
" p. CRY, 81 Adams. .,,,,
Mansfield q Higbee, 83l ana 90 -4'1n'
GROCERIES.
,,-,,--..,, stewart & Co.. No IIJ5 Union.
Sictor ID FlcIs, Fish Depot, 4. Je1eTsoh s''
Tiliy P-1s c5r1ler Union and second
Mercer. Ware q Tal-ey, w MAIN
Euttou. Berry & Mann, ~ 'front.'
usRuWARE, STOVES. ETC
o--f,1 E-os. Is Co, So Front.
~ 7,-..+rsr = CO.. Is and y Monroe
EFs,'bey-s & 4 AIexander, - second
"a a. EeinhG-dt & Co. ea- 'front.'
,--,T-r~E5s ayD HAT RESOVATORs.
r HspdTaa & Co. also shoes, ~ Main 81
Al cohen. Ssi Nam
HIDES AND LEATHER
O.. pt,.1Isr 4 CO.. Adams, ueGr river
INSURANCE.
,,,,,,,.,+lcut Mutual Life Sp eed &CarpenJeI'
Agents 8 ~ -..-s,,cs -s. CO. ". 2. Greenlaw. Presi
s,.ts :, read, secretary, 10 Maalron 81.
= A Ifftlaton & co.. Agency, y NLa''-H 'Ii'
Vre5er burg q SylVesI er- = ~ ,,7,t
\ Western Mutual Lle' .. = ~-1 pm a
81 :. ! mon, Taiis EutrsI Life, Mcmahon OTIS
Agents, s3 Madison .,-,s
TEwFLRY. WATCHES AND DIAnOND>-
Pooley z B8ruuu & Co., cor ',O'Ii' '-i-' - --
LIQUOR DEALERS
RI Semmes & Co.. importers, 25i second
15a1boT1- Hendrix & Co, 10 Adams
ITMBER DEALERS.
,,,,,rf,,s Gunn & Coover Floning Mill l65
'P5SsaI, Grove & Co, Adams, east OF Bayou
" n siyranwick d Co, Adams, near river
PLUMBERS AND GAS FIETkRs'
LINN q Mallon, 2A Main.
aTEEzSWkRE AND CROCkEEh'
ysaetl,,nd. Lloyd e Gilbert, 22l Main.
f,rfrh e n. 313 Main.
RESTAURANT.
Planters. EEadsm LsBesse, 2 Monroe
sazsgLERY AND HARNESS.
Hubbard & lowell, SSl Second.
case. Jr., & Co.. C. N ~ Main.
TOBkCCoSISES
E-dwonds. Petrigreyv & Co, 500 Front.
Nayer, AIsrshueJz d CO., cor. Jefferson * M
UNDERWRITERS.
McCafrey & Cornelius, 81 Second
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kzsEzoSA, No. Iss, hSsts !St Aond2y IL, IN
ever month at Odd-F FellogTs' Hail. c0r. Court
gnG Main. d. B. Forster. "a Front street,
". NJ John BeamisE, Sec'y.
SIR rrr n FF-sgpITrs No. us. Meets I'd Fri1sy OF
each r,nath-Hsll. cor. Madison and Second
- q Wheeler W. NJ. Reni. X. Pullen, Sec. r
EsETLA SCOTT, No. 2Sq- Meets lst FRIDAY or eacn
ruouth-EzIl. cor. Madison and Second. John
Aiuglie ". NJ: Il. p. woodward, Sec.
EsaTrrlreo No. 2as. Meets Sd Friday OF each
mcntl-Ddd- Fellow Ball. =. N. Stanley
W. II: ". Il. Butts, See.
EIw-SBISG, No. 81 iU. D. EeetS 4th FTloay
Of each m1uth-24 Front street. George
Mellersh, a3d, ". NJ; b. L. EuIlen, 22d, Sec,
ROYAL AECI.
CPEE,S Chapter, No & Meets % Monday OF each
Tn1ptb-0id-FelIaw Hail. Johu 2ent, 81. E.
y p; 2. n. Levy, Sec'y.
2. AND s. K.
rrEzr- Council No. g. Meets 81 Monday OF
earF n. onth-O -Odd-FsllOws' Eall. John Zents
"a. ~. -. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEsTLARs.
crEEyE CoranaisndeTy, no. Meets lth Mon
tIsv of each nEo1th, John Zent, Com; \. J.
Wiggin, Rec.
n. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
214 FrsLI Street.
Yvrzrrrs Lodge sf PCrtae.ion, l4in NO. J.
- S,--s- sScfS 2rontb. FenTy p HoOdsrd 3zd g..
A.. Charles Il. Carroll, l4th, &c.
EarvuEss Lodge OF Perfection, l4ih.i no. Z.
Meet sth Wednesday ot each lnont5a. Oeorse
Ieiie-sh, s2d c.. NJ. ; A. Z. FrankiSna, Sd,
,-ssTp;fr arDci1 ofPrinces OF Jerusalem, lGth >;
40 ]. Benz. K. PUlsn1 I'D, Isrsh.'s; -
r,.IIZLEy APrER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No. 1.
Cha-Ies ". Adams. sd, M. W.; "a. l. Loln-
EI1lrFeE D,rPLEssEIs CoUacil Of K-h, Soth.,
Eo. / Henry p. WoOdard, a5d., Comm. :
sVfiliSul II. Cirode 82d, Rec.
-,.,.-srsToZ,- ar WEST TEosN EssEE, sd. John
sfnslie. 25d., Gonna. In Chieii Dooge -
7zsder, S2t, Reg.
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ASSETS.

2. The amount Of capital stock ISIS, 900 O0g 0
3. The amount of capital stock paid
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Many of the hotels built in Pit-hole,
Pennsylvania, during her palmy days,
have been pulled down and removed.
One of them, built at an expense Of
J ss0. 900. vas recently sold for $500,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-28
MIS-. VIZ. 3. COLLINS.

Agents WAETED-Male or Female, in every
town and county in the United States, 10 intro
nov making from $50 TO soc per month, clear
OF exg anses. Applics tions for agencies can be
made ior the present to Mrs. Jackson, al the
Whltemore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or to the manu-
featuring depot, No. ll3 sixth street ST. Louis,
Mo, either in person or by letter.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-28

We are also prepared to execute ALL KINDS
Of printing for Insurance Agents in Superior
style.