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a. ID, Joan baaIutsh, Seo'y.
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LETLA SCoTT. No. 252. Meets lst Friday o. eact
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"a ETu-l1 Street
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Stated Communication d ~ sadEesGay lEh-
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

?
NASHVILLE, January p 1858
II, G. ". Blackburn, Comptl Oller OF the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, located al Hartford
in tie state OF Com ecticut. has produced 70
me satisfactory evidence thGt sid company
has complied with III the rsruiraneuts or The
laws OF the Stalt5 OF Tonne see IMPOSED OF
insurance. companies. and / further certify that
Henry A. Llttlet3n, agent OF said company
has also complied with the REG uirements Of the
cases:
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has authority to take rishs and
transact the BUSINESS Of Insurance In this State
st Memphis, tenn. q W. BLACKBURN
taZ4 Comptroller OF tennessee.
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Plant the early six weeks and Valen-
tine for early crop. the rows should be
two feet apart and tue sssfs an inc0
apsrt in thedrills. F0Fac crop to besF from
the middle OF July uEdl ff0sJ, plant the
moderate, j running bsan, snd Bativs
Of West Tennessee, IN qaslity it has no
superior, and has no competitor as re-
CARDS its long season Of bearing and
quantity of yield Plant in hills, four
by four feet, stick with a stout pole to
stand six feet so0ve the ground, thin TO
one plant to q hili. As tue seeds OF this
bean cannot be pTAured at the seed
stores we will enclose to few applicants
who send a stamped envelope addressed
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Notice to qax Payers.

TUE Tax Book for the Forty-hrst Corporate
I Year has been made up rs tt Affects the oti-
giHal eight wards OF tha city. Through the
next ten days this book viii be open foriuspec-
tiOa and correction A. Esq qalrs Richards ofiee,
in the Exchange BuLId-lg. Property holders
in the Ninth and Tenth " aras are earn estly
requested to furnish the Assessors with maps.
plans and subdivisions OF lots Ia the two new
Wards 50 tast there may be 70 mistakes in
measurement or ownership, made il the as
seSsment now IN progress.
JOHN PARK,
JACOB WELLER,
I. ]. DUPREE,
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JAMES a. WIccs & CO.
Manufactures OF
Packing Boxes.
ann DEALERS IN TUFguPr
AND DEALERS IN LUMBRR,

OFFICE AEB FACTORY HEAD or FRONT
u street, near Ca Works, Memphis Tenn,
Have slways on hand, and make TO order
Sugsr Boxes, Candy Boxes, Cracker Boxes. Cot
fee Boxes, soap Boxes, Meat Boxes. a=d boxes
Flooring, y Gather Boardiug, sheaIhfssa. Shin
giles, Sawed Latns, Ceiling, Cypress Fencing.
P4ilings, Dressed and Undnossed, and ali kinds
OF Framing Lumber.
ns- Orders sent 10 us through the Postofice
or laft with SOuthworth 4 Nance 80 Froni
Etrset, wiz aaA Al lentlQa. fshl2
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THE RADIsH CROP.

Planted with the beels in February, is
now coming of. II the market is dull,
ship by steamboat to s.. Louis. One
hundred bunches viii fiji barrel and q
barrel will sell for ten dollars in any of
the Northern Citias.
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Estes, Jackson 4 McDaytIf, and Z. Blrss Pa
sst, solicitors. mhll -.
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CLeEHszG AND EgEstsaINS tsOOl,S' ll-'
Sproule & 8fcC7ro 1l Nai2 nndeT y e
J. Q. Wand, Resident Partner N11- "a y -'
Lewis & SlusIt. 81 Alia.
i Ea.T. Lo+sustell, "a Main-
a. Just. rs Nam street
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the Great National, Rural. Literary and
Family weekly to general natice and IN >
port IA every ssetioa Of The q S. and C1na,t1 ne
Thirteen rum peIs Of this Quarter will pe sent
on trial. for ONLY FIFTY CENTS The num-
oers VII contain more and batter Reading, L.
g monthly costing 81 70 So. The RURAL vTas
greatly Enlarged and Improved IN Jan-
uaTy, and Il now oy far the Best and 5fogt Com
piste las 1t has long been she Leading and
Largest Circulating Journal OF its Glass on the
Continent. II sE1ploys the B-st Talent thaV-
utoFs In the East and West. North and SOUTH.
Is Beau uufulIY Printed, Finely illustrated and
sdaptetf4o every Family OF taste 10 both Town
and cos.htry. tuu price, 81 year Trial TriD
only Ftfty Cents. Address
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AGRICULTURAL
The Flowers.

Remarkable IFansformGtion-The Sci
erce Of Horticulture.
The Nashville JItiOR and Dispatch
SAYS: Now as spring time Is lifting the
winter marks from the sweet faces of
the flower world, it bshOoyes our mother,
wife. and sister amateurs TO be uO and
doing: to hurry themselves about bright
eping window sill, veTandah, WALK and
yard, with these beautiful ''color or
smiles Of nature,
We have long known an old Swiss
gardener, whose strange powers over
flowers, shrubs, etc. has something al
most OF enehzntment in it, aud who has,
after much importuning, consented to
give US few hints on the subject of hOr-
ticaltural ondits, which we take pleasure
in here laying before cur readers.
THE ROSE HOOP OR WREATH.
Take 8 hardy shoot of any variety Of
the rose, and trim the tip in the form Of
of 8 slender wedge without bruising the
bark. Bring the end of healthy root
OF the same plant few inches above the
earth, notch it, and insert therein the
wedge, as in grating. Bind up the
point carefully with damp mould, and
eonfine tine hoop thus formed to stakes
Within fifteen days the parts will be-
come united, spd new shoots put forth,
all pointing toward the top Of the wreath,
which, when in full bloom, especially If
we'll trimmed and pOtted, will present 8
most beautiful and wonderful appear
anee,
THE LEAFLEss SHRUB.
Early in the spring, take q stem ef
lilac. having three or more supple branch
o., and trim the tips as in the formation
of the rose hoop, just above perfect buds.
BEND over the branches without strain
ing them, and carefully meet the points
in cross Sits in the back of the body of the
plant, the same as in budding fruit.
Bind up the parts thus Joined with a
strip Of sponge which should be damped
every morning for week. Within
-4aty days remove the sponge, and
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Creditors a8sd NO9l-Res5ttegt
Notice.

In Chancery Court Of ,asm2his, Tennessee.
No. 24s5, y. r. DIV. \. Wflkerson. et a.. u.
The Frsnklln Insurance and Baking Gem
psny, ct al,
In this oauae it appearing that defendants To-
seph T. In b, John F.. Meyer and L5uis Fusz
arm OF e Kmbs, Meyer & usz y are uOn-resi-
dants or the state Of Tennessee Il is tnerefirs
ordered BY the Court, that they make tnei- ar
pearance herein, on or before the frst Elouda
IN May, ls6S. ard plead, answer or demur %
cor piains nts bill, or the sane viii be taken
for messed IS 10 theua- and cause set fer
hearinE ex parts. It is further ordered fhat all
persOEs claiming % be creditors. or having any
character OF demands, azainz5 fha '- -frstn zliIl
Insurance and Banking Company or lie l phi7.7
akaii Immediately come into The Conrt ard
have themselves nia1e parties 20 this ~. a1d
ffe err clailns with the Gers and Master.
with proper evidence Of the sane. that Jncy
rn az eraliT recover t1elF rat1oie shares OF
the assets cf said Cos 2anJs 70 BE- e-srbusel n
tfis cause and Inst q ecpy 81 t1it cf1.eF %
pablish q In the memphis EsIiiy APpsfl for
three 81 months rom this Galc-
March 10, lssa-
a copy-attest; A. ASTON. C. ard y.
r =. BLACK. -. O. and Il
Estes, Jackson & NcDayiif, and Z. Burte picll
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January 8, ls53, personally appeared George
L. chase, President, and George ". colt.
Secretary or the Hartford Flrn Insurance Com
pauy, and made Osth tuat the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed, IS q true, fuu and
correct statement OF the af-airs Of said Cora-
pany, and EXHIBITS, 50 i-r a. can 8e sseertai ned
az this date, its actual condition on the Thirty
mast day OF December, 1906.
Before n5, GEO. SUMNER
Notary Public
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sI575O8
AIsCELLANEoUs'

II. The greatest amount insured in any one risk
Is $4,000, except in special cases.
Z. The amount insured In any one city. town
or village, depends upon It's size aad Low
built.
l3' The amount insured in any enc block, de-
pOn3s As above.
Il. CerddeI copy OF the Charter OF the Com
pany, az Z ed heretofore.
10. General power Of attorney for Agents to ae-
cept s6rvlc2 Of process previously hled.
GEORGE L CHASE President
GEORGE N. COIT, Secretary.
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aIVsRsAL EXHIBITION.

% TIE snoIlafi uotice and Oh the most reason -
ems T. j. CAslPz-rl n %
3 40 tf sueceszors 20 Bond a. .s.--a--.I
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SALT.
SALT.
Administrators Settlement.

In Coun.y Court OF Shelby county,
To the belrs and creditors of A. s. Keathley, de-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that have fled SET
~ llement OF the estate OF A. s. kekthley,
deceased, with the Clerk OF said Court. aud
that viii apply for confirmation OF sad set
uemeut at tue April term, ls15 8f said Court
10 be held on the drst Monday of sad month
In the Courthouse in the city OF Mem uilfv
81 ARSHALL kEAFHLsEY Admir-
February II, 1855.
JOHN LOAgUE. Clerk.
By BERsARD CALr. D.C rebIglaVyt,1
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Notice to CrelIitors

No. 252f-John C, Lanier VS.. The Gayoso Saw
ings Institution ct al.
Chancsry Court Of Memphis
T is ordered by the Court in this eause tb,+
4 al persons claiming TO be creditorE ~ - y
Gayoso savings institution do irnnaellatsI~
come Ia and have themselves Inais sls,-fiss ~
the suit, and ME their claizas Wifh the fIerF
and Master with proper proof of ths sane
thF ssssls OF said Bank for distribrtiop sn1ono -
the creditors; and thags copy OF this order -
published IN the Memphis Apsssl, AvsIay,efs
A eopy-Attsst. =
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
by b5NJ. OoLN,4Aets u. g q u. mhT II
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April is now upon US with its sunshine
and showers. The gardener who know
bis business is now continually Cusy-
preparing, planting and clltivatiug, al
must be done at onps
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j A NJ e S VICK.
Importer and Grower Of
Flower and Vegetable Seeds.

NTICKS ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF
Y seeds and Floral GUIDE for isU2 l. now
published and ready 20 send cut. Il makes a
work OF sha45 One Hundred large pages con-
timing fun descriptions Of the
Choicest FlsNeFs and Vegetables Grown,
with plain directions for Sowing Seed, Culture.
etc. IL Is beautifully y illustrated, with more
than One Hundred line Wood Engravings 81
Flowers and teSsstsoles, and Beautiful Col
finest paper, and one OF the most beautifr,! -
well as the most instructive works of The Kind
published.
Sent 70 all who apply, by mail, post paid for
Ten Cents, Which i4snot half ne cost.
ADDRESS, JAMES WICK,
ulhe " e'isslsx> AsY York
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HAYNES, sT0CKFOE & HART,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. ~ Madison Street,
DEsoro BLOCK, MEMPH1s. rIzl7y

NToTICE.-The undersigned has removed 70
~ the city OF st. Louis, MO-, to practice bis
profession there with Henry n. Bart. He has
transferred his husine 8 to Haynes Stockton q
Hart, who VII attend 70 the same. He ts lzes
great pleasure in recommending sad nrpa 10
his clients snd friends in this city
feb17 tf L LEHMAN
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Architect and Engineer.

rf1HE undersigned would respectfully i-foTTn
l his frlsuts and tee UUElc tElt he iE pre-
pared 70 devote his whole attention 10 btslEu-
Ing Pans ana SunerlutenGs1E EuildiECsr WIKI
- ruuca energy and attention 10 his p&f-orr
interest as be did IOr the Guys interest While
City Engineer.
OFFICE-stInrnan Block, Second and AsGl-
son streets. Charges reasonable.
j. "a. MCCLURE
ArrlL-a.L ant Hlglua.r.
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INSURANCE PRINTING


\ WILL Lease ny lower Plsufstfon in Tunics
/ oGunty, Mississippi, lone Of the highest and
bast in the bottcn1l. J0r period OF three years.
frPe cf rent to any respoLlsl Die party who VII
nav taa taxes. and do certain repairs and IN
prove1csnts, Whioh viii designate.
iRizr iA.WRzeET.
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carefully cut away the limbs which
have not united. You viii then have
shrub which will not only flourish and
rapidly increase in size, but put forth no
new branches or leaves-only heshy
scales and KNOBS viii be formed along
under the sides Of the curved eiboWs.
/ During the succeeding winter, however,
/ the tops Of the elbows will rot away,
when this plant will 20 on IS before.
THE DOUBLE TREE.
Pass over the top OF any woody shrub,
7 to within six inches OF the earth, g snslI
rubber cup having sn aperture in the
bottom for the purpose. FIJI the CUP
with liquid mould, and just beneath { e
same, pass a cord tightly around the
body OF the plant. Ia few weeks yon
will find a cup filed with long tendin
ike roots, which viii gradually creep
over its edges as If sssking the earth.
When these are about ths size OF knit
ting needle, split and remove the cup,
and bury some half dozen Of the Lass
formed tendrils. Then secure the top Of
the plant to stakes end cut away the use-
less roots as well as the body Of tho tree
where the cord was tied.
You viii then have two separate
pIsats, which will flourish without more
AhAclLlBuf 2uu HltDA4f hASh IL NASNA-l
viii present q strangely complicated
appearance.
TO CHANGE THE HUEs OF FLOWERS
FOLIAGE, ETC
Powdered charcoal munched ia among
the roots Of any fiOuFishing plant will
deepen the natural hues Of its blossoms
several shades. Crushed gariick bulbs
added ia the same nlsnuer, will give q
bright purple border TO white flowers.
The leaves and blossoms Of eny plant
may be bleached to a pale buff by bury
ing one of its main roots in 8 visl Of
alum water II, at the end of week,
you add grain of the sugar of lead to
this solution, crimson stripes viii make
their appearance along the tips OF the
lsaves and petals.
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AMERIcAM HOUSE,
BOSTON. MASS

E3l- VeTy important are exizusva lrau-.-.-
= A-1ni- @E-cn cave egutly lesr rs.ad- "a
TINS - siilGr s1otel the largest d r.a rrrI--l7
etf.c,te -ee pTOqtlet0-s io uEee Co -rl-s o. 49,
.llss s-4 mo LTlv8llng Pabiic, accom- r..r..Ia-
-5o4s ~ c1LNen-ences &c licr To- s-v ufiar
l-1set "a lh9 e-tT. During tns 1a-f .f--r-Iz-
sQlilloss lave been maze o. rum af-r.. si-s-.s
ot aIarl-l-nts. Win larlias-r1..--.
closets, ei.-, attached one Cf Taf..i r --If-
eeuL gsf e-~F2-orz- The hssr rva- rl--I-
--f4c-eul con feEs EEata % tnz uru-- sf---7 -
tI5 h1te5 IN g-e IlssEle TIE aIl rfs- h-.s
57en nelfiJ aac II BY czraees5- erl NJ -
srs 1gles lho- olznls re3-t -ii-L=I ard re.ur-
--'s--51' 5 lLes5Hs - - al i-s sp1oiuImsnls.
- lal o. a-F ~. r. 10 the a.5ur. ~ -
4, 1elss-s-l ullcei 1l-llezl ha.ls end rcfs On
ne Ara noos- LEWLS AICI Z sON.
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Fy7HE frm OF II. n. = N. HART IL this day
1 dissolved by mutual consent Henry y. Hart
retiring from said hrIn. GENRX y. HART,
2, NEWTON hart.
Memphis, February @, ls6S.
in retiring from the firm Of Il. n. q B. y.
HART il is only on account OF a call from II
old friends at ST. Louis 70 renew my practice in
that city. which 1 could not refrain from 5e-
cediog 70. The card IN connec ion Wits Mr.
L. Lehman. and the notice OF Haynes, Stock
ton & Hart, wlll, trust, be full guara Tee TO
my clients thaJ what business have still pend-
ing in the Courts of the state has been placed
IN well known and reliable professional ~ hands
HENRY n. HARE.
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MIsCELLAHEoUs.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
RE-OPENED. CORNER
JeGeFan1 and Erarsf Ef-se4z

ms gTeti-lzroEn and popular ffo+e1 F1s hc-r
rentJed ana neTly furnished tarouaLouf. sptT
viii open On THDk7l-5G a..lsl. = .-.' =
ne RECEPTION q guests The table q go. 49,
pisl Hls1 tna resl ihs market a1aras me
ana l1VoTaoly known steward -l-r-r-l- ~
tnis ettJ. bii more recently ~ iha rei.--l-s
Hotel. Of --lcaluouu. VA a-t b. a.r-,
With a corps o. st-eutiva Wsft--r. ~ s1-5.-i 49,
in1er MAJ We pledge ourselves b. - - r.--
Fle-la com lortahie a-- 20 hone and r-sg.a -,
Old Commerce assin Ta-.ears n er.s,------- -
one OF the best Hotels in the cif-.
SCHEDULE CT PRICES
Day Beard. Per 70 On, b . qsr -,
bcard and LrdEinE. per sss-s z +. ~
LrzIs lent Giueais, Per dzy- . ~
Captain y. ID. CASTE 4 81 ,TliI f's --'-- r r
the Once a. all times. IA
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Notice of CoDGg,tnersh f91,

TIE undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership Tor the practice Of the Law in this
city, uuder the rrn name and style OF
fdAYNES, STOa KTOS & HART.
I.ANDDN q. HAYNES, EOhT W HAYNES
FRANCIS u STOCKTON. B. NEWTON HART.
Memphis, February p, 1858.
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hlbitions st Nashville,
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TOMATOES.

One great and important garden crop IS
now to be finally trsnsplauted. OF our
advice has been needed, it hzs been
twice trsusplantsd uRdsF glass during
MARCH, We fad that in our clay soils
the t0mato is much iDelinsd to make vines
at the expense Of fruit to remedy this,
severe pinc6ing of the terminal shoots
should be resorted TO; and as a preven-
tive Of rot, give great distance betB cen
the plants, five by four feet, snd tie up
to a stake. Set drum-hsad Savoy
cabbage between each plant, and = row
between the rows OF tomatoes.
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oKRA.

Plant only the dwarf II is more pro
life, earlier and equal ia quality to the
ta.l-growing sort. Like an good yegste-
bles, it requires deep, rich soil. Plant
in Fows three feet apart, and let the
plant stand Two feet asunder in the drill.
To insure 3 good stand, SOW plenty OF
seed. Cultivate as you do cotton.