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NEW BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AND RARE
IN BOOKS.-We will send ANY BOOK, no mat
ter by whom published, manufactured or adver-
tised to any address, postpaid on receipt OF price,
- j. p. BELL IL CO., -ui
- Booksellers and Stationera.
NH 70 Lypchburg, Va.
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SUPREME COURT OF APpEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES PREsIDING-FRIDAY.-ln the case
of Rosenbaum, &c., Us. Walden, on q writ
of supersedeas to judgment of the Dis
trict Court of Williamsburg affirming de-
cree Of the Circuit Court of this city, the
court affirmed the judgment.
The case of brakes executors Us. VI. M.
Chandler ct als., on writ of superSedeas
to a Judgment of the District Court OF Will
limsburg, was fully heard, and the court
took time to consider.
It was then ordered that the court be ad-
iourned until the 30th instant.
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Other Odscial, Bonds. g.

issq7 81 Otfef IsU1ca1I I0OituS.sE ~ ~.
The Committee on Bonds then presented
q report approving the bond of. .Mr. ID. 3.
Merrill, special policeman, with Solomon
a. Myers and a.. P. Clinton as asureties.
Accepted. y-,.- q z-.,-.
The committee also approved the bond OF
E. W. Tompkins, City Chamberlain, with
H. G.. FAINT, Dr.. Martin Burton, and W.
Tompkins as sureties. Accepted ~ -. .4z3
The bond Of a! hlillspaugh, Measurer Of
Lumber, with William Taylor as surety,
being approved by the committee, was also
accepted. ,JsTH'SFi -
Mr.. Millspaugh' IS Recommendation Of Mr..
Leroy A.; ;Crenshaw and g.. WS Morris as
his deputies was laid upon the table for the
present. E9isJ sLat az GaEGo iHtsrrIF fs,
,fEq & ~ ThePolce :Diif6iculties.arer .5tSt
Mr.. Saunders. from? the Committee on
Police, to whomrwas3 referred the petition
Of the seven policemen discharged Tor pos
litical reasons, ,"reported that from the eYl,
dence adduced the committee was satlshea
that the said policemen had discharged
their duties efficiently, but as the ordinance
authorizes the Mayor, to appoint and dls-
charge sergeants and policemen they
deemed it unnecessary to make any recon-
mendation7 on the subject = <57g 3D. -
''t1 [Signed] - srs D. JaSAUNDERs, ~
81 H. P. CLINTON,
s@y r..-,...,r. ..-.+,-. E. A.. J. CLoPToN, L.
-, 81, - - ,,..a GEORGE W. Smith. I.
, The report was accepted. -. -.,..,,.-y,,z,
5sGAfter referring several petitions, the
Council then adjourned, @'' - l.'.5 7ss 81
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nEMR. JOHN TIETJEN,g s
SOUTHWEST CORNER BROAD AND TENTH
STREETS.
urpruANT TAu.OR

has on hand the latest patterns Of SPRING and
SUMMER CLOTHS, CASSIMEREa, &C., Of
French and English fabric. he solicits call
from his numerous friends. g-s' '.a aps -
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NONFEDERATE BOOKS. Sc.

RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH will buy or take In
exchange all kinds of BOOKS. and for some OF the
- CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS
high prices will be paid. For LAW, SCHOOL and
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, and BOOk-BlND-
ING, call at 1920 Main street. ap2e y
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Ep1nAy .Inna 10 1sR3-

asv 49,. -f,s FRIDAY, June II 1883.
The clouds have all passed away, and the sun ts
bright. but sadness rests upon Hampden, Sidney
as quiet gradually resumes its. reign and friends
depart But they do so with the hope Of many
der similar and yet brighter and more hopeful cir
cumstances with q long career Of growing useful,
to the institution which has already scattered
lives In the hearts and prayers of SO many of the
good. lJsTtoJ =. i4'F I r. .. Z. II. f..
! p. S.-As the types of the Dispatch are usually
so very accurate. they can stand little remark
about my letter Of yesterday. Youleft p out Of
Hampden, and put dipthong for letter in the
Latin quotation; but these are small matters In
comparison with making DR.. Hoge preach instead
Of preside at a literary festival. where he made
some pleasant remarks. How shall meet the
reverend gentleman whose well-meant and sue
cessf,l efforts to make the audience cheerful, and
put the young men at their ease have been rem
dercd into sermon adapted to 4 festive occasion
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Rich--rich- -sichds the SosaherH Sopieion Of this
morning. Turner has t. I.ls. .t,r-.- -
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.YyURPENTINE.-10 barrels in prime
i order At greatly reduced I. ItswiSss w PeSwrRs eSS
la No, isos Main street.
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CITY CoUNcIL-ADJoURNE MEETING -
An adjourned meeting of the City Council
was held yesterday afternoon. Present !:
Messrs. Macfarland, August, Clinton, Clop-
ton, Crutchfeld, Humphreys, Miller, Pc
louze, Saunders, Sharp, Van Lew, Wash
hurnp and Yale '= -
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:silhllll|1Illl)F]nI 1 II I'd a9is|lpatl'h...

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAETHE COMBINED c1RGu-
LATToN OF ALE THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
,PAPER5 OF THIS CRY. TrY0'ns hnE sad sh' 81
= q
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The report was accepted .r..-,..,,f,,,+p
's.After referring several petitions, the
Council then adjourned. -. 'l.'As - 80
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ROARpING AND LODGING.

other Local Matters on second Page.
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1 April examination--Wf fDiam NJ, Atkinson, A.
Hoge, J. s. La Feyre, n. McC1uer, j. C.. Painter.
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B The resolution of Mr.. Smith, of Alexan-
der, requiring altbilIs to be read In the Leg
islature, three times on three several days,
and freely discussed, unless s4.5ths of the
House in which it was pending, should order
otherwise, was referred.
Mr.. Heaton desired to have bis name re-
corded on the Question Of % per diem in the
negative. No Objection. iH''tf
The resolution Of Mr.. Pool To Instruct the
committee of sixteen 10 report an article Of
impeachment, was taken up, and
On motion Of Mr.. Rodman referred to the
| judiciary Committee.
The resolution OF Mr. Toursec instructing
the committee on privileges and elections to
enquire whether any delegates are disqual-
| flied of holding their seats under act of
Congress, was called up.
The Chair decided that it had been al
ready referred to that committee on yester-
day, and after discussion adhered to decision
Mr.. Pool, a petition from the Chairmen of
standing committees to employ clerk. ''iii.
|. Mr. Durbam said this was another innn-
yatiop Several new offices had been al
ready made. The committees could do their
work, without a clerk, and there were al
ready two--an Expressing and an Enrol
-
ling clerk. What necessity was there tor
another? Members of the committees, as
usual, could besdesignatefl to do the writing.
He moved to lay the petition ON the table
r Withdrawn at the request of Mr.. Heaton,
when the matter was referred to the commit
tee on contingent expenses. . esazg Pcs va
The President announced the following
committee on relief, leaving the selection of
chairman to the committee. III rsb
Messrs Pool, Rodman. Read, Mcdonald,
of Chatham, French, of Bladen, Forkner,
Bradley and Dnckworth. E ye
Also a committee to confer with Gen.
Canby:1 q aagaoli n g.,H
Messrs Abbott, Ragand and Durham. 'itIyF
Mr.. Rodman. a resolution, amendatory of
his ordinance, to be referred to committee of
eight, ~ ,.,,z -..-- 1u ~
Numerous notices ofthe meetings of stand
ing committees were given by the Chairmen,
On motion the Convention adjourned. ,ta
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CTATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
- D qgs,f a7Ilii5.} DAVIDSON COUNTY.

g. =
- ay1i asdr3E DAVIDSON COUNTY. )
7aa l.ra .sp.i In Equity. sla.v
The Townsville Bank, t-
rti,. against asa
The Creditors Of The Townsville Bank.
In obedience TO decree and order of the COur
of Equity, made in the above named case, notice
is hereby given to all the creditors OF the said
"The Thomasville Bank" that said Bank has
filed o bill IN the Court OF Equity of said County
of Davidson 10 close the business of said Banti
and surrender the chartered rights and iranchisa
Of the Stockholders of said Bank, in pursuance
of an Act of Assembly entitled :" An Act to
enable the Banks of this State to close lircir
business" and ratified the 18th day of March, A.
D., 1866; that Commissioner of said Bank, To-
wit: j, L. Lee, Esq, of said County, las been
duly appointed in pursuance of said Act OF As
seinbiy, and has been invested with all the rights
and effects whatsoever of said Bank; and all
creditors of said Bank are hereby notified to az
pear before the said Commissioner and prove
their several claims, debts, and demands against
said Bank according toisaid Act of Assembly By
gtkc first day Of March,, \. D., 1868, or they will
be forever barred, and the Court will proceed u
administer the assets Of said Bank without regnr
to any claims and demands not so established
Witness, F. G. ROBBINS, Clerk and Master d
said Court, and the seal of the said Court Of
Equity, at Office in Lexington, in said CouI ty
the 18th day of December, a. D., 1867
F. G. ROBBINS, c. NJ. E.
Dec. "a. 1867 a5 -i 81 a4f ST. wat
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f 90 t! FOR the Standard.
Advice to the COlOred PeopIe.


hope the colored people will excuse me for
saying word. We have many hardships to en-
dure, and not the least of these is the oppression
of our political enemies. who are dischargiBs: us
Tor having voted to maintain our rights and
stand up for our manhood. But the fact that,
in spite of all this, with the terrors OF Starvation
staring us in the face, we have dared to risk oar
personal welfare for the dignity of our race,
speaks in tones that cannot be misunderstood
l! shows strength and stability among our peo-
pie and an appreciation Of the rights which have
been recognized, which has been shown by no
other people. We have many noble friends
amongthe white race, who have braved the pre-
ludlces OF centuries and will be rememb cred in
future ages as those whose sense of Justice has
risen above the conventionalities which sur
rounded them, and have done themselves honor
In doing an act OF simple justice Let Ms then
slane oy tnose white friends who have stood by
us, and who we have every reason to believe will
never betray u.s.. AR s.
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NORTH.CAROLINA, IA
IN 13 3I DAVIDSON COUNTY. 3
~. Court of Enuity Sprinu Term 1857

The Townsville Bank p;u., .,as, .ho ,rsi,
aD n b. u.s. ia lgg Di,, 10 eio ts t me- DUST
The Creditors p o. the vile Vile Bank. TX '
In this case it is ordered by the Court that ad
vcrtisemei.t be made IN the Raleigh STANDARD
Raleigh Sentinel and Greensboro Iatriot, for TIT
creditors of the Townsville Bank to prcscn
their claims, within the next twelve months,
j. L. Lee, Commissioner of said Bank.
Witness, F. C. ROBBINS, Clerk and Master l.
Equity for said County, this Both day of April
1867. ~. yss'es. q r; f. y. ROBBINS,
/ 19-w1y-re C. M. L.
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~, FL. DOUGLAS BELL,
Grocer and Commission Merchan t,
als E FAYETTEVILLE STREET

RALEIGH, N. Q.
REFERENCES: ~ p
Gsa ~ D; +. Wlliamsou & Co., Raleigh. N a.
Geo. W, Mordeeai; Esq, Raleigh, N. 6. ~. "
MessTs' spence q Reid Baltimore.
jas. I. Soutter, ESQ.,, New York" =
Messrs Chas Reid & Son, Norfolk w
January ', 1868 y 100 =.
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CrATE OF NoRTH-cARoL1NA,
Superior Court Of Law, Fall Term, 1867.

Superior Court of Law, Fall Term, 1861
NJ uiauSlil An' Original Attachment Levied OF
w. g. Sparks. personal property.
I In this casc,i appearing to the satisfaction
the Court, that w. s. Sparks is a non residentC
this State, it is ordered that advertisement
made In the tlrCarolina Standard, news
paper published in the City of Raleigh, Tor 81
weeks successfully notifying said defendant "
be and appear at the next Term of Wake SUPERB
Court, to be held at the Court House III Raleigl
on the first Monday after the fourth Monday q
March next, and plead and -.replevy, or judgmep
will be taken pro conyesso as to him, and the pre-
perry levied on condemned to the use oil tI'
plaintiff. = q,
Witness, j. N. BUNTING, Clerk of our sais
| Court at Office the first Monday after the iour
Monday of September, A. D., 1867.
j. N. BUNTING, Clerk. .
e January Z, 1868. n, i.af EST l20-6w'
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New Policies Issued in 1867, was 10000


ono
liabilities dividends
ii = w. H. CROW, General
DR. W Examining bySu NJ
january &w
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North Carolina State Convention.
List Of Members Of tile Constitutional Con-
centian assembled in Raleigh Tuesday,
l. 1863 u
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AN ORDINANCE
To define and punish Sedition, and to prsssat the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
e,,h. R.r,. and rr.u,esndautly Beautiful.

Rieh. Rare. and TrAnsesndantly Beautiful.
Nov that the public mind 10 ON
the tenterhook Of expectation Tor the
advent Of Christmas, and the season
OF festivities and joyousness Il annually
inaugurates, II behooyes connoisseurs Of
The beautiful 10 make the necessary pre-
parations for the enjoyment Of this well
come period. Messrs. Merriman, Byrd
A Co, 276 Main street, with an eye 10 the
refined tastes OF our people, have made
an importation OF fee goods In their line
for the holidays, which, In point OF quail.
ity. variety and beauty, surPass any
thing ever brought TO this city. The ca
Enlistment is one OF the most beautiful
and attractive In the county, and We are
sure that n more elegantly arranged and
richly furnished jewelry store cannot be
found this side OF New York. BY COM
mon consent theirs Is pronounced the
Palace Jewelry Store OF this city and the
South. and well do they deserve this en-
viabls mercantile position. Among their
stock may be found variety
Of imported marble, brsnze and
Gilt clocks, beautiful vases, papier-
mache work-boxes, tables, music
boxes, ladies' aud gents London, Ge-
nsva and American watches Of choicest
pattern and latest importation, chronom-
eters, levers, selfwinders, etc, latest
style Of gold chains, and a most varied
assortment Of magnificent diamonds
from the Orient, sparkling and sclntil-
lating like crystal dewdrops when kissed
by the sunbeams; rare pearls from the
ocean, artistic canoes from Rome; fancy
goods from Rome and Vienna; silver
ware of sterling stamp and elaborate as
we'll as chaste workmanship; jewelry in
every line of ornamentation aud setting,
antique and modern, with an in6nity Of
pins and earrings, studs, gold sets,
bracelets, initial and fancy sleeve-but-
tons, wedding rings, seal rings, gold per.
and pencil cases; q large assortment OF
gold headed canes, gold charms, watch
KEYS, gutta-percha jewelry, tea sets, but
ter plates, wine stands, cake baskets,
fruit stands, breakfast and dinner cas-
tors, table and pocket knives, manufac-
tured by Rogers Il Bro; table and tea
spoons, forks, etc.; garnets in earrings,
brooches, etc.; elegant Paris combs, and
pitcher stands, walters, butter stands,
celery stands, soup ladies, fruit spoons,
fish knives, cake knives, and hundreds
of other articles that are very desirable,
etc. A splendid selection Of opera
glasses, spectacles, ETC., and in fact,
every article to be found in a first class
iewelry establishment. Indeed, it would
almost be impossible to find such a va
riety and combination Of rich, rare and
useful articles. Our readers can only
comprehend the extent of this large
assortment by calling in person and in
specting the stock, where we can assure
them a cordial reception and polite at
tention from Messrs. Merriman, Byrd d
Co. and their accommodating assistants
Messrs. Horace Briggs, John 81. Rhodes,
Charles Byrd and B. 81. Fox. May
discerning and liberal public continue
that patronage commensurate with SC
magnificent an establishment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
New STYLES hats. Lew. Wexler, 2l3Main.

FESTIVAL AND BAxAR-The members
Of the First Congregational Church have
prepared q most elegant hall in the
Eclipse building. Main street, in which
thew have set out tables covered with
everything nice and beautiful to behold.
The object of these good people is be-
nevolent, and should receive the uniyer-
sal support of our people. This will be
a delightful place to spend an evening by
the Young ladies and gentlemen. The
Festival and Bszar will continue three
nights.-Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22

To the CrrIzrss on MrrrnIs Just
look, for Your own benefit, at ], ID.
Edwards. No. 27e Second street, the only
man that ever brought the prices Of
oysters down 10 . living price 10 this
city since 1869, and be Ia still bringing
them down. lower. He warrants his
oysters as 6ne as ever comesto this ely,
both by quality. size and weight Of cans.
He win guarantee 10 sell the mediums at
Go cents and the select at 10 cents. And
just look 10, at No. 27s Second street. at
the foe turkeys. celery. lake hsh aud
game. No end TO i, at the lowest
prices ever retailed In this city; and
there will be no end TO the turkeys,
celery, oysters, lake fsh aud game for
Christmas times. Just call aud see for
yourselves, and don't forget No. 278
Second street. I'D. EDWARDS,
SO Headquarters Depot.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22

CHRIsrnAs Tors AND CAKEs.-Eysry
old inhabitant Of Memphis, aud every
new one too, 10 acquainted with Rocco,
the great confectioner, on the corner OF
Adams and Main. He has been import.
ing and manufacturing sweet things
for the people OF this burg about twenty
years, giving the utmost satisfaction 10
his dealings, and each year increasing
his crowd OF customers. At Christmas
times he always took particular pleasure
In having the largest variety and mana
soonest assortment Of toys for the Juve'
niles; and this season he seems
to have entered into partnership
with Kris Kringle. for he has a
large store room crammed with every
Of toy a child could wish,
from a tiny rocking horse TO the most
beautiful wax-doll. 1t does ones heart
good 10 see the crowds Of little ones in
his store feasiing their aemiring eyes on
gifts for the holidays. Rocco may we'll
he called the Children's Favorite Pur-
veyor, or King Of Christmas Gifts, for
he selects for them with taste and dis
crimination that is sure to give the utmost
pleasure and delight But he does not
confine himself to toys he has con +.
fections and fruits Of the richest
and sweetest kinds, made up in pack
ages and parcels, ready for the Juveniles
TO cram into their little pockets or carry
conveniently in their delicate hands:
His show window is panorama OF
"sweet things" and attracts more won
dering eyes than the artistic exhibitions
of the Hanlons or Mile Turnour. To-
morrow will be O gala day with the Ia
dies at Roccos, for there will be set out
10 grand style his great Democratic Ban
ouet Table, on which will be spread the
finest diplay of the most delicious Christ
mas cakes ever seen in Memphis. They
will be of various sizes and prices to suit
the tastes and means Of everybody, SO
that on the Greet Feast Day mechanics
az we'll as merchants may have some
thing good and ornamental on their
tables. OF fruits he has splendid
stock-Malsga grapes, raislns, currants
and oranges-in fact, everything to make
the heart glad on Christmas. II is q
treat to see not only the good things,
but the crowds of ladies and children, al
B. Rccco's, corner of Adams and Main
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
River News.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The weather to-day is cloudy and
threatens rain. The river is still falling.
Arkansas river is falling, with four and
half feet to Little Rock. White river
continues in good boating order. There
is a good stage OF water to Cairo, and
between Cairo and St. Louis from FIVE to
six feet is claimed. The latest advices
from points above St. Louis report the
river full Of running ice.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
For Helena and Friar's Point-The
Nstoma, Captain james Lee, leaves for
the above points at FIVE pm. to day.
Billy Fields, the model steamboat clerk,
has bis headquarters on the Natoma.
For White Ricer.-The steamer Des
Arc is the regular passenger packet for
White river and way landings to-day,
leaving at FIVE o'clock this evening.
Her oficers-Capt. John d. Elliott and
Clerks Elliott, Glass and Granger-are
known as the most obliging on the river,
and never fail to give entire satisfaction
to passengers and shippers. Remember
the Des Arc.
For White Rirer. The well-knewn
Liberty No. 2, Capt. James Rice, starts
for all points on White river at five
o'clock this evening. Milt. R. Harry
aud Charles Sharpe perform the Office
duties of the Liberty.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For Louisville and Cncinndti.-The
Minneola is the regular passenger packet
for the Ohio river tomorrow. She is
commanded by Capt W. B. Miller, while
W. G. Grub occupies the Office. Be on
board at FIVE o'clock, as the Minneola
runs on time.
For New Orleans Magenta is
to-morrow's packet for New Orleans
and way points---leaving this port at five
pm. In charge of Capt. Frank Hicks
passengers feel confident of safe trip.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22

RoBBERY LAST NIGHr.--A countryman,
Col. Bill Jones, came into the city last
evening with his wagon and two bales OF
cotton thereon; put up his team and
wagon at Joyce 4 Buffers wagon yard,
on Jefferson street. and during the night
some expert thief drew out the iron
staple which secured the lock on the gate
of the yard, went in, and managed to
carry off the two bales of cotton; and up
TO twelve o'clock nothing has been heard
&c cotton or thief
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
DAVIS star hams. 6rst in market, pew
opa nice. lS2t1 FINNIE & BUCKHA&.

TIE HAsLoN BRoTHERs.-There were
never such exhibitions ofhuman strength
aud capacity for sction as those made
by the Haulon Brothere, Pau and others,
now exhibiting their skill and physical
strength at Greanlaws Opera House.
There is pleasure 10 Witnessing these
exhibitions of marvellous physical
strength and agility, derived from the
reflection that if these men, or Others
devoted the same time. care and attention
co the cultivation of intellect as to the
perfection of muscular strength. the
wonderful intellectual achievements OF
Webster and Calhoun would be dwarfed
into iusignificance. Philosophizing aside,
she curious in physiology, and those who
sgould see how man surpasses all other
s.pisnals 80 physical as in moral and
'uteiiectlai strength, should attend at
,bo .noers House Tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22

TIE way to make fortune is to insure
in some frst.cass company, such as the
Phenix Insurance Company. The agents
for this company, Messrs. Butler q Booth,
can be found at their rooms, No. Is Mad.
ison street, up stairs We can recon.
mend cheerfnlly these gentlemen and
their responsible company to the public
of Memphis. They do both fire and
life insurance business, and from the
known reputation of the company, and
the large amount of capital belonging to
this reliable institution, every one would
do we'll to take out their risks with these
gentlemen, al Is Madison street.