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WARRINGTON

WASHINGTON. October 9.-It is under
sscoj that the Danish Government has
accepted the proposition OF President
Johnson TO enlarge the period allowed
for the ratification Of the treaty for the
cessiOn Of the Island of st. Thomas for
year.
ROmor says that Rsverdy Johnson has
sigGej S naturalization treaty with Great
Britain.
The following appointments have been
made for storekeepers in Tennessee: D.
Hailmsn end w. C!OhentTy, Of the Fifth
District, and j. February for the Second
District.
Gen. Sibley's report of the Camille at
fair censuIes tbs report Of Capt. Mills,
sent there 10 investigate it. SibIey says
that no action WIS taxed by the civil
authorities. No inquests hsd been held,
and il was impossible to bring the guilty
parties to justice, as the civil officers JUS
lily the proceedings.
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THE EPISCOPAL

Tho great triennlsl Convention OF thi.
important body OF Christians is now il
session h New York. Elsewhere we
publish a full report of the proceedings
Of the first day, from which the readers
Of the APPEAL will learn that the arst
preacher selected for the opening ser
vices, no loss d person than Bishop LEE
has strongly pronounced against Ritual
ismr and the o~utgroWing doctrines
broEched by the disciples OF that nav
religious sensation. By those at all sc.
quAinted with the customs OF the EBis-
eoPalisns in their General Con75n
tons, the selection OF B.shop Lac
as fret preacher, viii be reg4rdeI
ss significant OF a general die.
appreciation Of the new idea. This
General Council Of the Church msy no,
be able to deal with IL as t~horouRbiv So
its enemies could desire, but we NAV
reasonably expect g pronunciamep,o
that viii retard its growth and crippIe n
Tor the present. II we take the words ~
LEE IS evidence Of the shirt of
the General Convention, Ritnalism and
Ritualists will be handled without gloves.
And so roughly that, not irrsverentlv we
say it, the lea rs Slu hardly be per-
nitted hereafter to come to time. what
'ur friend Mr.. ROGERs will do, he NAV
perhaps be able to tell Us by Sunday. AZ
matters stand now, he seems to be be-
Reen the Upper q neither m~llIstopes.
nd If not very careful, may come TO
70 Eder.
The Low Churchmsn are ahead. Only
Few priests, such as those Of Sd.
Adams of New York, and the 8 n nan
I Christ Church who eonfssses Protest.
nsism a failure, and mr., RoeHas Of this I
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G

NORWICH, October 0.-The Board Of
Foreign Missions closed its session this
morning, with sR immense meeting at
Broadway Church. The President an
nouneed the Committee on New Mem-
berships for the coming year. TIE meet
ing was then addressed by Hon. W. o.
Buckingham, Hon. L. ChIlds, Raw. DIR.
Martin, OF Pekin, Chins, and Rev. DR..
Jessup, OF Bsyrout, Syria. Remarks
wera also made by Rev. Dr.. Treat, OF
Boston, and the President. The meet
ms was Interesting and sfectirg. M
merous contributions we're INSIDE 10 the
cause OF the missions.
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ATLANTA, October o. Gen. Meade
has issued an order distributing the forces
under his command 70 points where he
deems it necessary TO preserve order,
untiI after the sleCtiOD. Military officers
are instructed to act in aid and co-opers-
ti0n and in subordlnation to the civil
authorities, aud are 70 exercise judgment
and discretion, unbiased by political or
other prejudicss.
Gov. BullOok has issued S pToclams-
ton to civil officers 10 sse that all persons
sr@ protected IL thei, civil and political
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san FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 9.-Ths bark
D. NJ. Hail went ashore October Sd,
pear South Spit Coos Bay, Oregon, and
proved 6 total loss. Two men were
drowned.
- decso snoke has prevailed for seve-
raj weeks past along ths entire northern
coast, rendering 1t impossible for vessels
10 leave port. Il is feared many wrecks
have occurred.
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STATS GEARD ORGANIZED But MAY
NOT Rz EEEurn

Wa ~ [4A4ZA1.
Oh Wednesday last Gov. BRowELow
published q card saying that a number
OF companies Of the State Guarl had
been organized and ready to De placed in
the hsld upon his order, but that they
are not under pay, and may not De
needed. Gen. THOMAS, he a has
ordered regular troops to twenty-one
counties, agreeable to his suggestion, and
instructed them as to their duty. He
thinks the State Guard will not be
needed. This cheering
is made to the public, as confirmation Of
the statement OF the Comptroller ana
Speaker Of the House, to the New York
agent Of our State, published in another
We hope Gov. BROwNLow
VIII continue 10 think the ~so-oalled state
Guard is not needed, and tina. he win al
.sst unite with the good men of the
state in maintaining the peace Sd neces.
,Ary to u welfare.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, September a. Both
HOUSES have adopted q resolution TO sd-
i0urn tomorrow, and Reasonable on the
"a of November. It Is generally under
stood that the registration cannot be
completed In time for the election. No.
election bin has been passed, and they
will probably adjourn without passing
one,
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HUDSON, October e.-The trial OF jose
phine Brown, indicted as an accessory TO
the murder Of the child, Angi Stewart,
at Canaan, for which John Brown was
hanged last May, has been postponed
until January.
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RTCRMOND.

RICHMOND, October 9.-John Perkins
was executed In the jail at Portsmouth
to-dsy, for violating the person OF Sarah
Ford, He declared that he wasinnOcent.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 9.-The schooner
FOlfar wss sunk eff Muskiugum yester-
day, end four persons, whose names are
unknown, were drowned.
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@eId Reliable" Memphis and White
River rs. Hall Packet Company,
TFi-Weekly Line.
- - =

- - -
FUNHE splendid side wheel steamers CONNER
Il LIIREETY ,Nos2 z. AMI MAYFLOW Err.
win form q Tr7-W sekly line between Memphis
and White River, leaving Memphis every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, At 5 O'Clock Pun,
connecting al 9evslPs Bluf with trains 8 the
Little Rock Railroad for Little Rock, Hot
Spring., and all points In Arkansas. Return.
ing, viii leave DsyalPS Bluff every Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday, on arrival Of ths
train nom Little Rock.
Commercial, capt. John Eoson, leaves Mem
pills THURSDAY, ats O'Clock pm; Liberty, No.2.
Capt. James Hice, Tuesday, at 5 o'clock p.sa,:
NayioWsr, Capt. VIM. j. Ashford. Saturday S
O'Clock . M. c. o. ID. bilts viii be taken for -.
sponsjbie parties by tee line as heretofore.
without any CHARGE being made for collection
The steamer F. W. Brooks viii run in con
nectton with this lin from JacksoDport to Po-
cahontas on Black River, making Semi. Week,
~ trips.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
as during the past three years, Ws hope
BY strict attention 20 business, TO merit 3 con-
fnuancc OF the same in the future.
JOHN B. DAVIS,
Supt u. and W. 2. Pckt. Co.
4 HARMSFAD, Agent.
Star Wharfbo2t, foot jefferson street.
LEVY Il SHARPE. Agents,
suOG No. 20 Front Row.
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TRANSPORTATION
MoTlGE

OTiGE
s hereby given that an organization hiss been
4 efested under a charter granted by he Leg
Titled An Act to incorporate The Menu pEts
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
JOHN d. ADAMS,
i'm. TEBBETfS,
JAMES LAWSON, lDirectcrs,
4. L. HA1NES,
HARRISON BLASDEL,
The Lius OF Boats known IS the " Mem phis
and Arkansas River U. 5. Mail Packet COnlpa-
ny" Is merged IN the chartered company.
JOHN u. ADAMS, Preslsnt.
J. NJ TEBBErTs, Secretary.
S- The following boats VIII each make a trIp
a week until the Few boats OF the Company,
PHIS as heretofore, on A0NDA Is and
THURSDAYS, 81 6 o'clock pm:
Thursday, SCer W. a. CstaEoiA Haiaes
Master.
Monday. Steamer Ozark, Rowland, Maz.
GeE.
at Little Rock with the STEAMERS
van Buren,, Fore suttn and American, for all
above, as hlgh as Fort Gibson.
From me LIST 10 lie 10th OF November the
new boats will be In she'd, and the Company
to Fort smith, gtvil. direct
all points on the river, the Arkansas liyer
now being In good ~nayga5ls condition Pas
SD gers and fretgh at srs put through TO all points
on the river without ds1ay, ans at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freigh for any poi5t on
the Arkansas river from North or East OF Mem
should have their goo0s consigned to
JE0. D. ADAMS, Memphis. Merchandise
dipped from New Orleans should be consigned [
70 ". H.JOHNSON, Napoleoa, ARK.
JNO. d. ADAMS, President.
4. A. kENDIG, Agent,
SepS3 Su4 front street, Ncety Block, :
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mAmmEFs


NEW YORK, October s-Cott1n moro active
and u better; sales ACC: uplaads pc,
Flonr, .superhne 81 Z5ss 10 RleeauI, Csref5na
9gs4a- Gunss stesdy. Sugar, l @l2Le. Moias-
ses nominal. Wheat 1855 lower. Corn Il lSd
lis.
Dry G~oods-Brown shseJfng l5kaI6; printing
etoJits IL; narrow SILK RIBBONS 5x@T per cent.
lower.
aooey-Phe rusrket~is easy, cali loans 5as
Steriins A6S1f. Gold Ss9$9h Old T~enneStas
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D. MOUND GITK

CLEANER PEOsTA LEAVES IT.
- every day for Mound City at 7lE<s
am, II am, 8 pm. and . pm Leaves Mound
City every day St6H am, 8 a.ra., | pm. and
pm Landing 1t foot or Washington street.
MARK Il. CHEEK
ivlJ MQStaF
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ST. PAUL, September 9.-The anti
Donnelly Republicans yesterday nomi.
mated Gen. AudTewa, of ST.. Cloud, for
Congress In place of Gen Hubbard, who
withdrew from the contest.
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The WEEKLY PaRnLA SIAR.

PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF co UN-
Wy snsirely. trtop. cary TO Memphis, and has
ason OF mat KIND In Noreh Mississippi. Mer-
Snants ana ensxness men generally will Gnd 1t
W ssSiL aeVaIltase 70 adv ertise IN the SEAN.
Aeurees lANOLA sTAR,F
y" Panola, Miss.
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TIE sTATE nERE.

Mr. P. CALHOUN, President Of the New
York Fourth National Bank, is the FL
nancisl Agent Of Tennessee in inst city.
On Monday last he paid the overdue
coupons Of July, 1893, on all the bonds Of
the State. Owing 10 the damaging fall
ure confessed in cur inability TO paw
until October what was due 10 july. Mr.
CALHOUN Is naturally enough interested
In knowing what the probabilities are Of
Tennessee meeting her financial prom.
ises in the future. Ia order 10 arrive at
the facts, that gentleman, on the first
instant, addressed s letter, containing
i've lending questions, TO Mr.. BLACK
BURNB, State Comptroller, and Mr.. F.
S. RICHARDS, Speaker Of the House Of
Representative, both s~ajourning at the
81. Nicholas Hotel, New York. To
These questions of Mr.. CALHOUy. the |
above gentlemen on the % instant adj
dressed certain answers which We sub
nit to our readers IN the following SIM
pie and inteiligibie form.
Mr.. CALHOUN prefacsd his questions
by saying that as Financial Agent Of
Tennessee, he was frequently applied To
for information respecting its financial
and political condition, and IN order that
be might answer inquiries intsliige Nv.
be presumed to trouble them with Ne
following questions;
Ques. /. What will be- the probabje
annual receipts Of tbs Treasury from
Taiireeds which can be relied Inln ia
nav their s-emi-annuai interssf and
what amount from other sources Of
revenue?
AHs. From railroads, semi-anEuauy~-s 50lOoO
From other sources -. I.isoGS |
Iogether----.N,e5Q 5000 ,
Making annual rseei s--.........--ss g0la9
CUES. 2. How much suspended inter I
est is due the State from railroads, and
much from other sources? !
Ans. From railroads, 81, $50, 600; from
other sources, we have not The data here s
enabling us to sasWer. q
Ones. 8. Do you think it will be the :
of the Legislature "a reduce the .
debt by the sale OF defsuisiug rail- P
rosds, and, If SO boy mueh do you think u
h Gao bs reduced ia this way? 4
ARe. Ii will be the policy Of the !.
10 cell such roads. AS 10 the :
mount of the State debt thst can be ?
mus Cancelled we are unable TO speak
definitely, as that depends on tbs ability .
the State to fad purchasers The !.
IL sold, will be sold for the bonds =
q o,;y STATE, and tbs cost TO the State OF
ielodsG e and helpatSS July !, 1885 q
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Ii the District Court Of the United states. for
ths District OF West Teanessse-In the mat.
ter OF T. X. Cousins. bankrupt. In Rank.
ruptcy, District OF West Tennsssee-ss.
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives noticelofhi an
pointment as assignee Of 2. r. Cousfns n
Msm chs, IN the county Of Shelby, ana Etafa
Of Tennessee. within said District. who hss
been adtudged a bankrupt upon his own pslt-
ton. by the District Court Of Gall District
lseS WIIIIAM Y
VF"F1 Assignee.
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New orieans msrkes.

NEW CRBEASs. Ceso5sr 9-Cotton aetiv and
better; mtddt.ngs ZS4c; sales 400; receipts
405S; wesks >alss l3,zsu; receipts AI25; gross
IS So; net exp0r,S Il ,0+2: ,7By SteciIng
49850H. New York sIgat 10 discount. Cold Sc.
1870, hbds l19l4z: Moiasses 3I1sxa 45c. Flour
dali, superhns 50 9@g exc; choice 50 50al2.
large EaseS were maze bstow these figures. ON
s0ecalasioD. Corn quiet but steady sal csc,
frm 62@63c. Bran held at 81 o. Hay
o.. sty, ptiuno So Pork active and higher sO So.
Bacon firm shOuiders lSe; clear sides tic. Land,
Ftaroae tg3s. Epr gIaL0
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By Telegraph.
VIRGINIA.

LYNCHBuRG, October 9-The nrst
frost in this vicinity this season occurred
last night.
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NEw ApvERTTsEm,NTs
NOTICE.
T~'RUsTEE's SALE OF Lot ON AVERY
4 street, owned by Dr. 0. Il. Early, at auction,
This Saturday Morning, 10Th Inst.,

Between 10 am. &nd 70 "a, IL front of New
door. on Union street.. Equity Of
redemption waived, and title be AevSa TO he
perfect. Fur her particulars at place OF sale,
WEAVER SCHE RkukA, TFnstee.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR DAD. =
Open to Mad1sc,n
Overland Route to Lite@ ne elk.

" h5r z, 1858, the train on the Eastern Di vision
of this Road win run regulariy as lolov rs;
GoISG WEsT-Leaves Hopefeld ri oaday,
Wednesday aud Friday 81 T.3o am and arrive
at Madison att o'clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at TAO q M; arrive At
Hopeneid at l o'clock pm, and Memphis at
l:0 pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foS. Of
Union street at am.
Trains AZ Madison connect with the s,taes
Line between Madison and Devall's Blur
Passengers leaving Memphis al s7:S0 q. m, ar
rive in Little Rock at pm next day.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad TtcS ct of
ces in the city. - sa 81
by r ~. Patterson g Co at their We arEboat,
foot OF Union street. ~
Freight TO Way statiops must be q repaid. 9G
S~On1ce OF Reed, Nc. 70 Jefferson street. 80
au2S u y. R.OBERTSON. G. .. Spp't.
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Run AS FOLLOWS,

me ;Io Pm cor meets for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at ST. LOUIS at l:S0 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
San be prJcrred d at the Companys Ones, 227Z
Mala stEeeL, and st Depot, head OF Main street.,
- ASSsge Checked at Depot or by the Mem
pms Ci,y Transfer Company at Hotels, Pd-
yasS Hssiaences, or on board coats, 10 ali prin-
c1p@ points East and North.
SAM. &. IN Superintendent.
8 HILL, Passenger Agent. sepI3
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COTTON GINS.
EAGLE COTTON GINS.


w e are the Sole Agents Tor shs sale OF tassa
unrivalied Gin Stands. FOR beauty ~
STAPLE, L1aETNEss OF DaAET, AE0 oUANTEr
unsurpassed Reference can be safely maae ~
eyery planter who has. given them q lair trjsI.
Where mule power Is used, they make . savIna
OF nom 0ne-quaEter TO one-third he DRAFT
OVER ANY orHEk GrE. We are alEo agents FOR
G&iSF MILLS, and WHEELER
CLEASON d o CIRCULAR SAWS.
MeE9MES u CO,
In Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
@21{ and 50 Main Street.,
HIl daNs1a Memphis, Tenn, !
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This nne gives Shippers advantage OF Two
For Through Bills Lading or
sppiy to F. II, TALLY, General Agent, z7s
Main stress, or A. J. lowe. Z gent az Depot.
Adjusted. -
W. ]. ROSS, General superintendent.
Memphis and Charleston E. r.
Jus. z. LOPEZ, GsEeral Freight Agent,
MemphLs and Charleston Z. K oetf0
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Sc. Louis Market,

ST. LOUIS. October 9.-TobaeeO firm, ranging
from rs 20 60. Floar, supsrnne S. 75a6. WReaI
ashade lover. Corn 1895. Oals 52G55o. Pork
sS0 20. BElk shoulders lie sides loo. Bacon,
I6?49iE2: shoulders 1874. Lard 1874 I9c.
WhukJ Al 30,
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~LoUIsvuLE, October 9-Tobacco sitter, re.
eei2is light ssles 80 hhds; Tugs TO mediaui Leaf
81 s692 05. Old corn in bulk 81; new In err eoe.
Oais 25c. Rye 81 b. Pork $50 5aa31. Lard lg<a
&c Bacon, shoulders I5Z9Is1zc; clear RIB sizes
f9EgIe4; clear sades l74Sl7t2c. Whisky, raw,
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
". Il. PAsSMoRE & co.
UCTIONEER

KS.
q. 2Sl Second street., jefferson Raosk.
n sAKk Tbs AKra0D OF INFORMIN0
then numerous friends and patrons OF nal
re noTaI from the Vincent BOX 10 No nj
s. bcoad street, In the Jefferson Block. and faks
essure in being able to state that their fRcIIf-
Il as for business by the change havs been sur.
% aateds For tie p2tronage extended hem for
q " past SIX years., they return their sincere
principles as heretofore adopted. PRONPT
4 gTUBNS And ATTENTION TO THK IN.
THR ESTs OF COEsI9NoRS, they viii nase
and merit tine same confidence and sneeeu "a
the future Is IN The past
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CIneinRnfi NEArRet

CINCINNATI, October 9.-FIour and wheat
arm and unchanged. Cora 9ge a&L. Rye 81 2ss
| ACC. Oats 5996Oe. Whisky Il held at 81 20.
Pork 80 5095l. BulK meats unchanged. Bacon,
1917 Butter a4SSoc. Eggs zzc. Apples szS4
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Lnbnrere Wnnfed-1o00 Ill.,

Wt9FFtbA-I<VU Mc3te
40 werk on the bsvees at Gresnvius Wash
L trgt0n ooanty, Mississippi Wages good
HUGHES & sEARLRs.
2 oeS I'm Contractors.
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LONDON, October e.-Consols closed al sfS 4eps
ior moDey, n 81 for accoant. 6.z0is quiet ~.
l. YERPooL, october 9-Co'ton closed dull:
Sales IOO09 bales; Uplands ICED Orleans l07sd.
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TOCKHOLDERS :


Allison Bros, G. W. GImors, Thos- Monet,
W. Il. A~ndrsEsChaS Gilmore, Jesse Moore,
u. A Allen, C. v .Goyer, A J. h1Tray.
BENZ. Babb, WA.GOoE=yn.J CS n. Myers,
u L Bacon, r D GoodletrC p. Norriz
9. Q. 81 W. Z. GoG1isttJ. O7erton, Jr,
D.. ". Bowmsn.Dr. D. GOber, e. A Parties,
". s. Bruce 4 John Gum, Partee q HAE-
P.H. Brysen, &Co., J. Z. Psyton,
). J. Camp, AL Harris, III. Powers
2. N. Cash, Wm-F. Hardin, R.P. PrOuddl
Q. Q. Clay. A Hstchett, ". O. R21ney,
c. +. J.. T. Hi & Co.'s. P. Read,
lin, l. "A. Ill.,, E.F. RISK,
v. q. Cherry, Napoleon III L r Richards
n. e. Cochran, J.C Hoist ACOL1stdcr Rcsen-
@. A. Cochran, H. B. Howell, bach,
G. Curtis, Howell, Wood N. ]. Rossel,
z. =. Davis, AGO, J. 7. Stratto1,
s. Day, Up. hoffman j. SwRyns,
DeSoto BANK, WY Humec,J. q J. stssls&
Dillsrd, PfEson ]. ?. gstt, Co,
Co., Rs. Jones, ". H~StePhsRR,
&. Dow, John Johnson =. v. smith,
". J P. Doyle, c. KGrtrecht, Ia Taylor.
S.H.Uuuscon6yJobn z. Lsech- A. Vsccaro,
Edmonds, Pet 0.H.L e9nere, & P. Walt
tRrsE 4 Co, z &. Laidy, W.B- WRldr8n,
VIZ 7sTring-T: 2: MaekarL &C: Ward,
ton, d. H. Martin, 8. n. WAR,
], r., Fa-gason. E. Marshall & Ward,
J.F. frank 80, Mansfield 3 Gso ". While,
]. ID. FrRysaE, aiGbss, X. ]. W1Aks,
J. ". FCwlaZ, p. EcDayitt, wa. WILLIAM
NC. Foster. ia Mercer. ". wilkins,
". A. Gage, Gso- Mitchell, James n. VII
y Gavin, i. ]. Morgan, Hamzon.
q Greeulaw, tsz0 I'm cd
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INSURANCE.
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE
MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
DIRECTORS:

OzAet-NO. u MAsAIsSn 3d.
MEMPHIS, : TENNESSEE
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OFFICERS:

6. McB4TIrT, -. PresIdenG
=. y. SMITH, = = Vice PresiGeas.
3. 4. PAkAE2, . Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE

Of Real Estate at public auetion by our Mt.
Passmore, whose well known qnalfreaticns in
this particular branch Is web nndersood Nv
our c1tlzeA 3 v, Il. PAsSMORE ArO-
Auctionsers, PSI s. eond street.
OCT Ieferson PlocR
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{ ,JJ.A.CUB'H, u. WELLS,

TXTOULD respectfully inform his old
wv. friends and customers, and the pub
large brick store. on. Bridge street, near
the South Carolina and Greenville Rail-
road ,Depots, and next door to Joynor's
National Hotel, and having, ample storage
accommodations, will continue the COT
TON FACTORAGE and STORAGE and
HEFS E,nnh OOm nj miooION BUSINESS, and
hopes by prompt attention and good ma
nagement of all business entrusted to him,
and the reasonableness of his charges, to
receive liberal share of the patronage he
Holicits.
Mai. A. D. HIT will be found at the
same place, and will be pleased to see such
of his. old friends and customers US may
give him a call. Feb % limo