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THE HORN LAKE TRAGEDY.
The Remains Of S'gI. Finch
Brought TO Town.
card from GKe Rev. Dr. Pearne.

The remains Of the late Sergeant d j.
Finch were brought to town yesterday
and were carried diTeetly to HOists
where they were prepared for the grave.
Decomposition hsd already set IN, and
the features could not be recognized by
his best and mCst Intimate friends. The
BODY was put IN 3 metallic oRsket, and
will start for his home to-day IN charge
Of Sergeant Mooney.
Sergeant Mooney has, we understand,
bsen appointed his executor snd VIII ad-
minister on his personal property, which
amounts in all TO about q thousand dol
lars, and not fire thousand as 8 ( .ed by 3
contemporary. II lie in money altogether,
1850 being in bank, and about $50 in the
safe OF the Metropolitan Police and on
his person.
mere Is out ons expr55Ii)l o. opinion
as regards his death, and that is, that it
was In performance Of q duty thrust
upon him by his superior officer contrary
TO ali law, In order that we may not
seem, however, to hear but the n side
Of the story, we give below 8 card from
the Rev. Mr.. Psarne. II it is as he says,
then no one is to blame for Fineh's death
but himself, and Sergeant Brown and
"Cspt.n Haynes are liable to prosecu-
lion for invading u neighbOrlng STATE
sud making q deadly assault upon us
citizens. We wish to see this affair SIT
ed to the bottom, and know on Whoss
shoulders this crime rests.
The following is Rev. Dr. Pesfne's
card /:
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT NET. POLICE
MEMPHIS, TENN, March 3, lsos.
Editors Memphis Appeal;
II --r-~ oaa-ur.r Of tho fatal Vaznlf nf
the attempt 10 arrest Hsrland, you say
Officer Finch died in the discharge OF
his duty u9der orders from his superior
officer, which were contrary to Jaw,
You labor under a grand mistake IN this
statement, as in several Others contained
in that account,
Please do me the justice to say that no
orders were given q go into the State Of
Mississippi, the understanding being that
HaTland was this side OF, or upOH the
line, and it being expressly declared We
had no right to cross The line.
". Ii. PEARNE,
Sup. Z. Nj. z.
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Agricultural ana horticultural.

The Agricultural and Mechanical
Association OF Davidson county held 8
meeting en- Saturday and adopted their
Constitution under their new charter.
They settled on the first Monday in Oe-
tober IS the time for holding their an
nual fAir-the same TO be continued six
days. The Union and american of Sun
day Gays: A regular meeting Of the Fen-
nessee Horticultural Society was held at
the Masonic Hall yesterday afternoon at
half. past two O'Clock. Is was decided
that the Spring exhibition should be held
on the 18Th, 20.h and 21st Of next May.
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NegrOes KILLED in Jefferson County,

Negroes Killed in Jefferson County,
On Monday last a party Of gentlemen
were attempting TO arrest o negro, who,
but 8 short time since, lived in KNOX
vile, whose name is Balsam Oiell,
when be was shot and instantly killed
by James A. Gass. He was up in that
country with g white woman, and COM
mitting depredations generally, by steal
ing whatever of value he could lay his
hands upon. A party of five men, under
Capt. J. A. Duncan, hal arrested Odell,
who leisurely picked up a few stones,
and after the party had discharged their
pistols at him, he drove them from the
field. After throwing 8 few rocks, he
took bold Of the bride OF G4ss' horse,
when G3ss shot him. An iLqIest was
held Over his body, the investigation
lasting Two days, aud We learn q verdict
returned according TO the above facts.
hnoTUiYe Hhig Of Saturday.
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The Peaeh CrOp.

The Huntingdon West 7ennesSeeGR,
OF the 5th inst, says: AS much sppre.
hension was felt that the recent cold
snap had destroyed the peach crop for
the coming season, we have taken some
pains to examine the buds on q number
of trees on different localities. The re.
suit of our examination is that about one
half the fruit buds are killed, leaving
however an abundance uniEjured."
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.osEKBAUM& BROS.

NEW ARRIVAL OF SToCK.-Mr. ID *
Prescott, Of st. Louis, arrived yesterday
with fifty head Of hOe mules and horses.
He wishes to exchange q brick house in
St. Louis for q house and lot in this city.
Also has q nice ~shifting-top buggy and
harness for sale cheap or will trade for
diamonds. Call and see him at Col. For
rests stable, Jefferson street,
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Wealth of

i, The Knoxville Wing publishes a state
meut OF the tsxsble property OF that
city, obtained from the books of the As
SCISSORS. Some curious facts in domestic
statistics are thus developed, and show
Knoxville to be completely poverty
stricken. The total value OF taxable
property is only about two and a half
millions. This, for 8 city of ten OF twelve
thousand inhabitants, is very small.
There are only thirty pianos re-
turned, aud only thirty-four gold watches
ovsr $50 in value. There were only five
men in the corporation who reported
having money loaned out.
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TIA MEETING.-The addresses, con-
cert gupCer etc, to be given by thel Ia
dies at The rooms OF the new chuTch
building on SECOND street, nesr Besl,
will take place according TO postpone
ment, n tomorrow Thursday evening
1t will be 3 sOcisl and Joyous occasion
Remember that admission 70 ali Is IL
Children 25c.
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STATE FENALE CoLLEGE,

Billiards. Panorama OF New York CITY
| regard as one of the best and most in
structive that 1 have ever seen. The
paintings are excellent, aud the truth
fulness of very many OF them l can at
test from personal acquaintance. To the
class Of " tdTTy-Gt-h0Ble travellers, " q visit
to New York by visiting this exhibition
cannot fail to be highly interesting and
instructive. {. COLLINS,
President.
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SEWING MACHINES The Wheeler &
Wilson machine is offered to our public
by the agents, A. Sumner & Co, 256
Second street. This sewing machine has
stood the test OF years, and is now pro-
pouncef by every one who has given il
a fair Trial the best sewing machine made.
Messrs. Sumner q Co. warrant each ma
chine sold by them for three years.
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EoTIcE.-We have reopened with a
snIendid stock Of stoves and tinwsre, in
c~5nuection with Petro and coal oil,
lamps and lamp fixtures, which we shall
nave always on hand, in any quantity,
at the lowest market prices. Our pat
rons will please call and address their
orders to No. 1851 Main street, formerly
234 Main street.
BROS.
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BaMIes for Governor.

The JOnesboro' Union Flag, the most
Influential Radical paper in East Ten
nessee, comes out for Stokes for our next
Governor. Why not Bowles By the
way, speaking OF Bowles, the Banner of
Sunday gives him the following atfse-
tionRte farewell personal: Poor old
Bowles, who has humOugged Gov. Sen
ter and Gen. Cooper into the belief that
" the Heli's blossom Of Rebellion still
hangs high III the s~Our-apple tree" in
O~verton, and that 1t would be death and
destruction for him to return home with
cut a regiment OF militia at his heels,
followed the loyal veterans, yesterday,
in their advance on Livingston, drag
ging behind him 8 miserable cur dog
almost as unprepossessing in appearance
as himself,
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Mr.. Frank b. Cllley, agent Of Duprez
& Benedict's Minstrels, arrived in the
city to make arrangements for the per-
formances Of these Ministries next week.
Col. Williams, of the Sixth United
States Infantry, with his family and all
the officers belonging to the Sixth, are at
present at the Peabody.
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LOST--EOUND.

-T1 IIpH OR STOLEN.-On the 18th Of last
- October, nom 10y house. siB mii S7I fqJsn 6 n
@ - bfTS ABOUT seven years old shsht-
" string hsltsd, vita a scar on back par M n
Tight mn. suy Information OF salJ mESS -
be thankfully received. Rduress 1O-b M
IAN Sardts, Miss.
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THE WEATHER.-MGrch seems 10 be
froing itself to see how miserably mean
and disagreeable it can be. Yesterday
was gJoomy, cold aud rainy, snd every
body and everything seemed to have me
blues. At writing there are no slgDs OF
CLEARING nm
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GoLp and silver watches, diamond
pins and riDgs, solid silver and silver
Iogted ware, a. auction. sale Wednes-
dsv at . O'Clock, and everyday until the
entire stock is closed out No. 2l3 Main
street. next to Ward * Bros drug store.
{. j. TYLEk& CO.
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NASHVILLE. January L. lco4.J
7 q. W. Blackburn, Comptroller ofthe Treas
ury. do hereby certify that the ST Louis
Mutual Life Insurance. Company, located at
~ Touis- in the State OF Missouri, has
n-odueed 10. me satisfactory evidence that said
EomOany has complied with all the require
nents Of the laws OF the State Of Tennessee
innosed on Insurance Companies; and ] FUR
tbsr certify that Mcmahon & Otis, Agents
OF said Company, have also complied with the
nenuirements of the law OF the State, made
and provided in such cases; wherefore, said
-. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company
mas authority to tax risks and transact the
phis. Tenn.
Comptroller Of TeDnessee.
mh7 BY INK
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SACRED CONCERT.-There will be 3
grand sacred concert at the Assembly
Hall, on the 18th inst, for the benefit of
st. Iszarus Church. IL will be psrtici-
pated in by ail the leading amateurs and
professionals, and will be a grand affair.
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EASTER WEEK.-E aster week, which
commence Sunday after next, March
2Sth. promises to be q very pleasant one.
We understand there is to be a grAnG
sacred concert 81 81. Peter's Church. and
also several other similar entertainments
nlanUhPrn
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BUCKEYE SALVE.--Elie great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFIELD ~ HEGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3OI ~ sos Main st.
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Mai. AIex. Greix Not Bead.

The reported death by suicide of
Msj. Alex. GEeig, of Nashville, turns ont
3 hoax. The Nashville papers of Sur
day say thst since the reported oceur-
rance letters have been received in that
city from the gentleman himself, a pref
ty strong evidence that he was still liv-
ing at the time they were written.
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gBedfel mas europa. Die SCeaist
gatignal gaHfs rem Msmpbis bat ArIduBsmgHte
earoTeu, 70 Rag it %pirset aui ale sr0Bsren
Sidett in Gurppd ;isbeA fcun. Giss ~ enc 6rps
e. 9sausmli8tct fir Sel6s, rsl6t ibrtu 6TraHsen
peu gsrpaaotCn @jip ibidG peisn. /
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-10

TIE EARLE CASE remains ia S'dtu quo,
tbere hsvi2g been as yet no opinion rem
dered in thesLaattcr. We understand 1t
will be arranged so that Maj. Earle can
90 tn Arkansas and have = fair trial be-
fore a iury. This is eli he wants.
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Now OPEN for inspection, a large
stcck Of fine jswelry, gold and silver
catches a0d solid silver goods, which
araIfo be sold at auction, commencing on
"Wednesday at . o'clock, at 2lS Main
stzset. next 10 Ward & Bro.'s drug store.
Htf0oi CL TYLER GO.
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APPEAL
Omce--Eo. is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.
LOST.

Several numbers Of the files of the
DAILY APPEAL. They have been
loaned out, or taken from o. Office, ana
any gentleman hsvisg or knowing the
whereabouts OF the ssms will confer 3
great favor by making it known to US.
AISSLIE HEATING & co.
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ST.. NICHOLAS observation-disclosures
vho wish to get good meals, served up
IN fine very best style, ehould pay q visit
IN the st. Nicholas Restaurant NO. %
North Court street. OF which Messrs-
Walters & Grifith are the en'eFPrlsing
astarers. and as they always procure the
- the market eau afford, their business
- Tsnidlv increasing. The 81. Nicholas
"a men al ali hours, day and night. 7
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A Strictly hutual Company,
With the additional security OF a paid-up
Guarantee Capital or $1OO, 900,
PAYING IT5 OWN DIVIDENDS.
PAYING IT5 OWN DIVIDENDS.

Toe most popular and advantageous forms
and favorable terms of Insurance presented.
a loan or credit of one-third Qf desired) OF the
premium given. Surplus distributed on the
first OF January each year, and dividends paid
annually thereafter on the Contribution Plan.
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OFFICERS:

d. A.JANUARY, President CHAS. H.PECR,
Vice-President; WM. I. sELSY, Secretary /;
j. S. MILLER, A sistant Secretary VIM. n.
BENTON, General Agent wM. HARVEY,
Actuary Hon. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consult
ing Actusry WA. NJ. MCPHERTERS, ND,
Examining Physician.
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MURRAY & RIDGEBY, Merchant Tai
Iors. 81 Madison street, have just re-
ceiyed the most complete stock for
spring and summer wear, which, for
Quality aud style, cannot be surpassed.
Prices reasonable.
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Tall eaks from little aeorns grow,
T.aroa ear from little fountain,

LaISU stIU0.Ho 10" - TVUI~@IIs IVW-
Seven years ago the PLANTATION BIZ
TIERS were but little known, To-day there
Is not a nook or corner of our land
where they are not found snd used. The
sale has reached the enormous number
IN is constantly increasing. 1t only shows
what can be done with n really good
medicine, aud a systematic course of making
it known. Perhaps no medicine in the world
was ever so deservedly popular astbe PLAN
ATTIC BITTERS. Go where you will, amoDg
the rich or poor, and you will always ind
these Bttters in use. Their merit has become
an established fact, and we cordially recon-
mend them is cases OF dyspepsia, loss OF appe-
lite, chills and fever, headache, etc, etc.
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Ruckeye SaIVe.-T The great
remedy fer the cure OG Piles, JUL
received and for sale by w. n.
WilkersOn s. Co., Druggists. $40
Main Street.
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AUCTION SALE of fine jswelry and
solid silver goods, commencing Wednes-
dav at 2 O'clock, and every day until the
entire stock is closed out, at 2l3 Main
street. next TO Ward 4 Bro. g drug store.
CT TYLER &CO.
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A shocking Homicide.

The Kingston East TeaResSeGn details
the facts of a murder perpetratsd by
VIM. J. Keith, the son of Senator Keith,
who killed Garret Hall, Register of the
county, at Montgomery, Morgan county,
about the lst inst. 1t Gays 1.-THE two
men were formerly fast friends, and up
on the occasion referred to, being in
| quor, they got into stussle, when Keith
p~layfully chOked Hall, whereupon the
latter retaliated in q similar manner
after which they both appeared friend
ly-takiDg 8 drink together. Sabse-
quently, however, and without apparent
provocation, Keith tried to shoot Hsll,
when the latter, wishing to avoid further
trouble, left the saloon and went, in COM
pany with 3 friend, to another portion Of
the town. Subse eusntly, whilst in the
act OF mounting his horse to go home,
he was hailed by Keith, who remarked
that he did not wish to part enemies,
aud proposed that they go snd drink to
their everlasting friendship. Keith's un-
suspecting victim believing in his profess
siOns of friendship, accepted the preferred
arm, and thus started, arm in arm, to
more firmly cement the long existing
friendship with a glass Of wine. They
had thus proceeded but a few steps,
when the treacherous Keith, with one
arm encircling his confiding victim, with
the other shot him in the back, the ball
penetrating to the heart, from the effects
Of which he died in y few minutes. The
as assin Immediately took to his heels
and fled to the country. Efforts are be.
ing made to secure his arrest, and it il
to be hoped, for the sake Of justice, thai
he may be arrested and dealt with &C
| c0rdiDg to law.
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THE STATE.
rennessee I'm the supreme Court.

Tennessee I'm the Supreme Court.
The present week, 8 sys the Nashville
Banner, is big with ths fate OF our s ate.
On Tuesday the Bank of Tennessee case
will be taken up aud argued in the ST.
preme Court of the United States at
Washington. The next case on the
doese is the Franchise case, which will
probably be reached about Thursday or
F~idaY,
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NoTICE.-We will, on and sfter this
data. retail New York LedgeTS for six
cents. JOSEPH LOCKE, 2564 Main ST.
las. CoRwIN, 1884 Main st; w. d }
'SpEcKERNAGLE, lbs Poplar -.
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EXTRA Inducements in furniture
carpets st Ames, Beattie d Co Main
~. Don't fail To give them q call.
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DIRECTORS :

Oliver Garrison, Samuel Will, Theodore La
veIlle, Charles II. Peck, Gen. Thomas L Price.
Jules Vale, George r. Robinson, Robert h.
Carr, John F. Thornton, David X. Ferguson.
William I. Selby, Mich. sehstfer, William I
Gay, Wi liam =. JamisOn, K. P. HanenkaHp
L. H. Baker. d. :. January, William ]. Lewis,
James .. Carson, Jacob Tamm, Hon. John
Hogan.
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sale OC DRY Goods Remnants

Menken Brothers would announce that
on Tuesday. 9th inst, they will offer 8
large lot of Remnants OF sll kinds, pre-
p~sFatory to the opening Of their Spring
stock. These Remnants will be sold at
a great sacrifice.
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NEW PAPER.-The Labor UaiOR is the
nsne Of q new paper lately started ~
Nashville by b. +. c. Brooks, formerly
of this town. IA its name Indicates, II
Will he devoted TO the working classes.
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GET your +. Y. shirts ready made or
TO order at Wiggans q Thorn's, 2S3
Main street, Gay building.
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IN SPITE of rain aud mud the PIANO.
rama OF New York City, st New As
sembly Hail, continues 20 be literally
p~atronized. II remains only three days
longer, exhibiting each day At b and S
o'clock. The following card speaks for
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GARDEN and Flower Seed just re-
ceiyed at Goodyear & Falls Drug Store,
2sI Mair street.
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The very latest style Green
Hat. @Gen. PTim,' at Hand
Iau.s. 379 sIain street. incest
81 thing out.
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EoE RENT.
WAET6

"ANTED-Ageuts 70 sell the American
w knitting Machine" Pnce -. The SIM.
piest. cLeapsSI and best knitting Mschlhe ever
Invented VIII knit 1900 stitches per minute
+ ibs-ei fnducements TO gents. Address Aakk-
1rsN ENTTTISG MACHLN Co. Boston, Mass
- 49, NO feb D movie IT.
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- BY the latest steamer, new arrivals J n
neck ties and underwear, at Wiggans q
Tborn's 233 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONSTITUTION WATER is q certain cure
for diabetis and ali diseases of the kid
neys. For sale by all druggists. t
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JOE Locks has the latest. Give him
q call at 1861 Main street. 7
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BLACK Silks, Black SIiks-Just
Received an Elegant and Cheap
Assortment. Menken Bros.
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Statement of The Condition of Ihs ST.
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany ON the LIST day of January, 1869.
On the FIRST day of January, 1863, made to the
Comptroller or the State OF Tennessee, In
cOmpliance with the laws of tina State relat-
ing to Ageots of Insursuce Companies OF
other States doing business in that State.
The name of this Company is Inc Saint Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company, add is lOca-
te in the City of st. Louis, County OF St
Louis, state of Missouri.
The amount OF Capital Stock is paid
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EVERYBODY goes to Locke's. 1861 Msin
street.
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Ii you want something good to read,
Locke's Is the place, 1851 Main street. I
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FoR SALE.

sALE-Aui interest in a wholesale ana
r Retail Grocery Store, DONG stou
NOR SALE CHEAP-A Z IA E2Tt bs s9Id
low iot Ca9H nh1
SALF.-Theb beautiful Residence kDoWn
.S ne MENKES PLACE, on Boundafy
S-a-ne shguf Two blocks north Of The tertnl-
- PnnIarEtreet railroad. The Erouucs
eomprfs aoOnt A. acres, with carrlese nOu $
90 ~Ton--houees. n will be sold on ANcIaple
Terms. or exchanged ior bgslnts7 pIoETS'
snnIy to MENKEN BROTHERS. INNS
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The DAILY APPEAL is detiVered By
faithful carriers, SeVea times a Week for
twenty-five cents.
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RUCKEYE eALYL "a fresh
sIrDIT of The justly celebrated
sri;cIe for the eure of Plies, re-
ceIVea and for sale by
q. w. JONES a. Co..
Wholesale Druggists.
2Sz Main street.
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Magnolia Water.-SupeTior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and Spld at half the
price.
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THE Militia from q Financial stand
point

THE Militia from q Financial stand
point
Ia the heading of an article in Sundays
Bonner. 1t says: SIT was left for r adj
cal ingenuity to devise lean by which
their standing army could be supported
: on tick Only $4,000 has thus far been
from the treasury on account Of
fine militia, for the simple reason that
thare is no more money to draw.
The State is $50, 600 behind hand,
even as to its current expenses.
Rv purchasing of such merchants as
would furnish him with supplies and run
the risk of future payment therefor, Gen.
Cooner managed to subeist his cohorts
mil they were distributed to the coun-
ties where martial law hiss been de-
clared: but we fancy that the dealers
Tho have accommodated him will have
70 Walt q long while for their money. In
viaw Of this apparent fact, they have
hsd To add about % per cent. 20 their
nsnaI charges. "Ahi the footing of the
h;II~there's the rubI East tennessee
svasrs she won't pay it, on the ground
thst she agreed-to have the militia called
ont mix after q solemn pledge had been
oxscted of the Middle and West Tennes-
ssa members, that the prescribed coun-
t;ss and not the taxpayers of the State,
! shonld hear the burden. Now, we know
ononoh to know that the counties indi-
cated In Brownlow's proclamation s0iI
neger be called on to FORK oVer. Who,
then. we should like to know, Is to pay
' for the elephant :"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-10

STATE OF TENNESSEE, /
COMPTROILFR's OFFICE.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

hereby certify the foregoing to be q true
aDd correct COW of the original now on file In
,lte ofhre- q. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of State.