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SUMMER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Va.
viii Open on the Ist of Iune Next.

n IS capable OF accommodating from 400
II . Z,G6 VISITORS
The buildings were erected az n cost Of sew
erai hundred thousand dollars, and are large
anu e0nlmOdiQus COTTAGES separate and
distinct from each other.
The climate IS delightful. the air pure and
Dracing, and the scenery unsurpassed In
beauty by n in the mountains OF Virginia.
INT grounds are extensive and covered with
beautiful shade trees.
The entire premises n been thoroughly
repaired and painted and newly furnished,
rom kitchen TO pariCr.
Extensive baths. billiard and bowlinZsl-
lOons-aH newly erected.
Livery stables.
fost-omce, express, telegraph and ticket
oHices, communicating with al points North
and south, are On the premises.
me tables are supplied with every delieacv
OF this and other markets.
II cellars are stocked with choice WineS
and liquors.
HS passengers viii purchase tickets to BIG
TUNNEL, on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, when the ears on the SPRING.
Branch railroad, belonging t0the pr0prfef0B
viii land passengers directly In The reception
house
BOARD.
Per Day. s. Co: Per Week. $50: Per Month. so.
For longer period and large parties. special
rates VIII be charged Address
WILSON & LORENTZ.
maFZ PrODrfetuF-s
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DEMOcRATiC cHALLENGERS FOR THE
JUDICIAL ELECTION.

The following named gentlemen have
been selected and are requested to act as
ehallengers at the coloied precincts in the
election on Thursday:
First Ward-John Clancy, Owen Dwy-
er, NJ. c. Cornell, john Bridges, L. L.
ROssi and Capt. McFadden.
Second Ward-B. Newton Hart, Irving
Halsey, George Gilham,, II. c. Condo, Ed.
Herman, Capt. j. w. Cochran, John Cos
grove, Martin Reynolds and Ed. Nc
FGuire.
Third ward-M. W. Mckinney, W. R.
Banning, II. S. Griffin, J. d. Britton.
Fourth Ward-Thomas o. Smith, /. T.
Cartwright, James Brett, Duncan Me-
Lean, T. S. Ayres, Moses White and
Frank Cuneo.
Fifth Ward-A. H. Douglass, Owen
Smith, James Swan, Capt. Rsia, John
Ringwald, John Casey, Capt. Alderman
and Eugene Finn.
Sixth Ward-Gen. j.. ID. Rufin, Jack
Halstead, T. b. Norment, - Anderson,
of Anderson x Gay, Col. Swingiey, Capt.
w. G. Folkes, w. NJ. Harvey, Jacob We'll
Ter and w. J. Warman.
Seventh Ward-W. j. Stewart, J.. II.
Hartley, David Roach, F. Lavigne, j.. B.
Signaigo and Hans Lemon.
Eighth Ward-Sam. Tighe, G.. II. Mon
sarrat, Henry Marks, John l. II. r. Tay-
Tor, James C%orcoran, James Coffin, John
Park, Van A. w. Anderson, d .R. Grace,
and Tom Winters.
Ninth Ward-HomeE Barron, j. b.
Danbury, J.. Steinmeyersand Mike Ford.
Tenth Ward2Gen. II. +. IOoney, Capt.
w. w. Gilbert, s. L. james, John Dono-
van, Frank Cuneo, Joseph Lenow, John
Pendergrast, and John q, Saint.
The challengers viii please observe that
their services are required at the eolored
precincts.
Democratic Headquarters, until after
the election, al the Office OF. Col III. Town
send, in the Ayres Bloek.
All by order of the Shelby County
Democratic Executive C5mnittee.
A. WOODWARD. Chm.
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GENTLEMEN-Take notice that we sell
Gents An Linen Handkerchief four dol
lars per dozen, worth six. British Half
Hose 81 90 per dozen, worth s.. Pulled
Bosom Shirts 3, worth 81. Gauze and
Lisle Thread UndeTshirts at great bar
gains. NJ. Kraus 4 Co, corner Main and
Adams.
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LAW PORT

LAW CoURT-H. s. lee, JUDGE
Yesterday the time and attention Of this
Court was devoted to examining and sign
ing bills of exceptions, etc. Court adj
journed AT an early hour, until Saturday,
the 10Th inst, which day will be motion
day. All motions on the docket, bat those
for new trials viii be heard at that time.
On the Tuesday following, our will en-
terrain motions for new trials, and decide
all cases now under advisement. Bills OF
exceptions viii also be examined and
signed. Saturday, the 9TH proXimo, will
be the last day Of the term. That dav will
be occupied in examining bills of cNcep-
tion in cases determined on Tuesday next,
granting appeals, etc. Court wilFthen adj
journ to court in course.
MUNICIPAL COURT-Ge0. ~. WaIdraa,
Jsdge, etc.-This Court convened yester-
day morning, but Immediately adjourned
over until Saturday, the 10Th inst.
CIRCUIT COURT-G. u. RecpeS, Jadge.-
Yesterdays calendar in this Court was
entirely disposed of, with the exception
Of one case. There were only two jury
trials, however, to-wit:
Thomas vs. Thomas-iudgment for defen-
dant.
Thomas ct al v Newel-judgment for
plaintiff, $40 90.
The remainder Of the cases We're either
NAtAA AN1N N6AAA Vi aAoAIA-ctAs
To-day's calendar contains the following
cases. There viii be but one call of the
calendar, and cases viii then be either
tried or continued generally:
A. Dickens, admir-, VS. Cash, admir-.
3 Hainer, Mason & Dyer " Small.
"a Dunlap VS. Rice.
z Henderson vs. Lowe ct al.
IS Myers & Co, use, etc, VS. Johl.
Sc Simon 4 Co VS. Marks, Pump & Co.
81 Chambers ct al VS. Boon ct al.
s. Garner & Co vs. same.
81 Kinney VS. GOOdett.
% Shipp & Co VS. Potter.
Sc Simpson, Saunders & Co vs. Cummings
ct al.
81 Payne VS. Jones ct al.
IS Park vs. Webb ct al.
96 McNulien VS.. McWilliams.
81 Plumpton VS. Cogswell.
% Rogers VS. SaNtOn ct al.
los Union Bank of Tennessee sCham-
bers.
iO5 Mitchell VS. White.
100 Hawley VS. StOckley.
lO7 Miller vs. Jones, adm'N.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT UoURT.-C0a-
aeiiH r. TriQg, JUdgc-This Court con-
vened yesterday, in regular session, but
did moi transact n business. Court
meets to-day az 10 O'Clock am. The order
OF business is not known.
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TURN
Resolutions Adopted ut the Funniest at
Lookout Mountain.
Something Of interest to Every German.

The various Turn Tereiae of tina
region of country held an anniver,
sary Fest at Chattanooga, on the
10th, 18th and 18th inst. TereiRe from
Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee were
present, and after their festivities a bust.
ness meeting was held, at which the APP
pended resolutions were adopted unanf
mously. 1t viii be seen that they closely
affect the interests of ali foreigners, and
especially Germans, in our midst, and
should, therefore, be carefully read by
them. The following are the resolutions;
Resolved, That our delegates to the Ma
tianal Turner Convention, at Chicago in
August, be instructed to offer at the said
convention unanimous action against all
efforts to drag some Turner Associations
into the position Of tools for any individ-
uals, of whatever political party.
ReSOIUed, That our delegates to the Ma
tional Convention be instructed to propose,
in the name of Lookout Mountain Turner
District, TO the National Convention the
following programme for the eOncentra-
ton and organization Of the German ele-
ment in the United States:
PROGRAMME.
]. Appropriate representation of the
COMMUNICATIONS in the State Legisla-
lures and in Congress, and a just share in
the Executive, Administrative and Judi
cial ofiiees thoroughbred recommendation
on the part Of the Association. and by tlS
election of persons who are capable .
representing the German-American inter
eStS.
2. Reform in the system of taxation of
the public school system, and of the civil
service; formation of German American
schools, and the Introduction of the Ger
man language in the public schools.
q Opposition against all means To intro
duce the temperance question in State af-
fairs and State Legislatures, and OPPOSE
ton against all advocates of prohibition
and stringent Sunday laws, who offer
themselves for Office.
4. Opposition against all laws and bills
which, under the cover of preventives
against election frauds, increase the diff
culties of naturalization or make natural
izat1On Impossible. Invitation of immi-
grafton and protection of immigrants.
Direction of immigrants to those parts of
the United States where the German ele-
ment has already acquired strength and
Influence.
.. Opposition against the high tariff and
the oppressive taxation which favors cap
ital TO the prejudice OF labor.
9. Opposition against special legislation
on the part of Legislatures and of Congress
to the advantage of individuals and Of
private associations.
The following Turner'S were elected as
delegates to the National Convention, at
Chicago: John Ruhm, for Nashville, and
ii. Schneider, from Chattanooga.
The delegates from Nashville report
that they were heartily received by the
Germans and other citizens of Chattanoo-
ga, and That they will never forget the
kind Inequalities extended to them.
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OUR stock of summer goods must bt
closed out, and for this end we have made
great sacrifices. Prices Of goods greatly
reduced. HerZOg & Bro. 294 Main street.
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ALL parties having bills or claims
against the Masonic Fair will present same
to A. +. FARMLAND, Secretary, lg7 Main
street, by 2 O'Clock, pm.
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JOE LoCKE's news stand. 236E Main
street, is wei supplied with papers from
every quarter. The latest and freshest al
WAYS on his counters.
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CoUNTRY MERCHANTS that buy Dry
Goods will do well to call on NJ. kraus &
Co.. corner Main and Adams.
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WHEN you come to Memphis give Her
zog & Bro, a call. They are now selling
the cheapest dry goods in the city. Their
store is in Clark's Marble Block, POI Main
street.
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Condensed Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Iehaas-
see, at Brownsville. May Tern, 1859. Reported i0r
the " Appeal" bYU. Clay King. ESQ.
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ONE THOUSAND Mems and Boys Straw
Hats-tO be closed out at once-various
kinds; your choice for soc. NJ. kraus &
CO., corner Main and Adams.
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OUR stock Of dress goods to chose out
very low. Herzog & Bro.
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BEAUTIFUL French lawns, % cents q
yard, AT the GREAT RID STORE, go Main
street.
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To CLOSE QUITO close ont, Our stock
of parasOls on hand, from this dav on,
win be sold az cost. Herzog& Bro.
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S~EAIsLAND ward wide domestic l2lzc PEI
ward. NJ. KraTts & Co., corner Main and
Adams.
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Two wards wide Bleached Table Linen,
81 per ward worth 81 50. Warranted ali
linen. VI. Kraus & Co. corner Main &
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LosT.A Bracelet, at the Masonic
Fair. A liberal reward will be paid
by returning it to this Office.
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
GFo. w CHEEK~...Friar' Point 5 pm.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Julia, st. Louis.
Commonwealth, st. Louis.
Richmond, New Orleans.
" Robert e. Lee, Louisville.
Thompson Dean, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Robert f. Lee, New Orleans.
Thompson Dean, st. Louis.
Belle Memphis,
" Richmond, Louisville.
Lightwood, C%icinnati.
" The FL. Allen, Arkansas River.
st. Francis, st. Francis.
Des Arc, White River.
Julia, Vieksburg.
" Commonwealth, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
None.
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LARGEST IN THE SoUTH@Mr. Wards
Seminary for Young Ladies, Nashville,
Tenn, is the largest In the South, eight
States being represented. The Gradu-
ating Glass for next month numbers fifty,
many of whom have been trained for
teachers. With a view to thorough cal-
ture, b Classics are given free. French
is spoken at the French table. The Fac
ulty of Music is very superior, and the
pianos are new and bought for the Semi
nary. w. L. WARD,
NashVilln Tcrn
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LADIES WHITE HOSE 81 - per dozen,
worth s.. NJ. Kraus 4 Co., corner Main
and Adams.
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IRISH LINEN Sc per yard. NJ. Kraus *
Co, corner Main and Adams.
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JUsT RECEIVED, at the GREAT RED
STORE, go Main street, an invoice of
splendid Hoop skirts for IS cents apiece.
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SUMNER and Spring Dress Goods for
less han New York cost, at the GREAT
RED STORE, go Main street.
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A SUPERIOR QUALITY of white Mar
settles, only 80 cents award, at the Great
Red Store.
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UNCURRRNT FUNDS bought at highest
market rates at the City Bank, corner OF
Jefferson and Front streets.
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JUST RECETvED-Large lot all linen tow.
els 81 so per dozen. NJ. Kraus & Co, cor
ner Main and Adams.
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YARD wide Bleaehed Domestic, l21zc
per yard. NJ. Kraus & Co, corner Main
and Adams streets.
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on THE 18Th or NAY.

And with the extensive Improvement thar
have been made, viii be prepared for the
comfortable accommodation OF moan
FIFTEEN HUNDRED To TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR Is now tire Western
terminus Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, and the ears Of that road ia C0nnegIfgn
with telegraphic facilities VIII be mining 20
the Springs BY ISrJULT.
No pains or expense have OF VII D. spared
to secure the eGmf0rtable entertainments. IN
all the varieties Of recommendations OF ths
large Number OF visitors hat viii resort 10
the springs the present season.
30 one OF the best LAWN AND BALL
ROOM BANDS viii be IN attendance: an ex-
tensiye LIVERY has been PROVIDED. and suit
able arrangements made to facilitate every
innocent and recreatiVe amusement apprG-
PIRATE 10 a fashionable catering Hiace. A
number OF Fancy and Masquerade PALS viii
be given duIing the season.
Charges viii be 50 per Week and SEQ per
Month. Children under 10 years Of age anu
cOlOred servants, half price. White servants
according 10 recommendation
FETT0SS Co.
Proprietor.
White SuIBhuF Springs. WA mvIa
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LADIES FANCY GOoDs, at half price, ON
our cheap tables. NJ. Krans d Co, corner
Main and Adams.
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To CLOSE out our summer stock, our
goods cheaper than ever. HerZog & Bro.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishings goods, etc.
Of Wiggans & Thorn. Manufacturers, 233
Main street. Clay Building.
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SATIN PARAsoLs Sc 50. NJ. Kraus a Co.
corner Main and Adams.
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GEORGIA Money wanted at City Bank
corner of jefferson and Front streets.
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FOREIGN Exchanges in sums 10 suit a
German Nat. Bank, 29S Main street.
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LADIES CoRsETs, 81, worth 81 80, at NJ.
Krans & Co.'S, corner Of Main and Adams.
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LADIES all Linen Handkerchlefs, 81 25
per dozen. NJ. Kraus q Go. corner Main
and Adams street.
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LINEN Lawns at rednced prices. Her.
zOg & Bro.
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BEAUTIFUL poplins, bereges and mo-
zambiques. HerzOg & Bro.
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PLATs and striped Grenadines, 2Jc per
yard. NJ. Kraus * Co., corner Main and
Adams street.
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Our Lama lace shswls are the very
cheapest in the city. Herzog q Bro, @i
Main street.
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WHITE Marseiiles al the very lowest
figures. Herzog & Bro.
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SOUTHERN Bank notes wanted at City
Bank, corner jefferson and Front street.
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HUcK TOWELS 2 50 to 50 90 per dozen.
NJ. Kraus & Co, corner Main aud Adams.
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lOABleached Sheeting 5OcpeT yard. NJ.
Kraus & Co.. corner Main and Adams.
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BLACK grenadines, lower than else
where. Herzog& Bro.
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WHITE and pink Mosquito MEETINGS,
from New York Auctions. NJ. Kraus &
Co., corner Main and Adams.
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MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING AND CLEAN
INC ESTABLIsHNIENT, 262SECOND STREET.
Especial attention is called TO the supe-
rior work of this well known establish
ment, which SURPRISES all competition by
its new Partisan process of cleaning gen
tlemen's clothing, removing stains and
grease spots from silks and other dress
goods, without the lest injury to the color
or material. Gentlemen andladies. consult
your interests and examine for your
selves. B.A. Hollenberg, 262 Second street.
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Beautiful lawns at . cents. Herzol
& Bro.
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WE call especial attention to the bar
gains in lace points lately received. Her
E0g & Bro.
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OUR bIeached domesties take the lead
Herzog & Bro.
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SOUTH Carolina Bank notes wanted al
City Bank, corner of Jefferson and Front
streets.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Greenbrier County, " Virginia.

THESE celebrated Springs. so favUra5ty
Il known for their Vainable A~LTERATEyE
WArEEs, charming Summer climate, and as
one OF the most fashionable resorts in Che
country, VIII be open for company
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RFgEas. WEATRER Aap BUSINESS.

MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, May =.
River fell Z inches in past 2 hours. Be
low city high water mark, Q feet s inches;
below high water of 1867, 10 feet s inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
The latest news from above viii be
found in our telegraphie columns. The
Arkansas and White rivers continue to
recede.
Weather warm and sultry with some
indications of rain. Business very fair
unou Iavaa
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ANDREWS.
N @. SMITH,

Judges Of the Supreme Court.
The WORK can be had of Cleaves, Smith
Nlek q hatcher - Main street, Mem
aphis, Tenn, at $50 per set. sent nv az
press G. o. d. 10 any point desired,
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HEnzoc's good kid gloves for 81 Is.
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JOE LOCKE, 2361k Main street, has re-
received Saturday Night, Ledger, Chin
new Corner, Police News, and all the Irish
papers and German papers also, and lots
Of other kinds of weeElies, Harpers' &c
lectic, GOdey's Peterson, Putnam's Bal
Magazine, all for June; also Appleton's
journal, No. Q: also st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Nashville, Chicago and New
York dailies. Cali on Joe.
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ST. CHARLES kEsIAURAEF.3One Of the
neatest and pleasantess, as well a most
centrally located Restaurants in the civ
Is the st, Charles, on the corner ~
Jefferson and Second streets. There
at all hours OF the night and day, a hun
CRY man can find an elegant hot meal to
recuperate the lining Of his stomach. The
charges are moderate, and the waters and
cooks are all an fat nthe business. We
do not know of a plseeto which we would
meal thauto the ST. CHARLES RRsTAU-
EANT.
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LOOK at our Bleached Domestic. lOc per
yard. NJ. Kraus 4 Co, corne Main and
Adams.
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ALL Wool CASHMERE Use per ward. NJ.
iKraus 4 Co., corner Main and Adams. ]
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The Supreme Court Judges thus en-
dorse Mr.. II. Clay Kings Digest Of Decis-
ions.
BRowNsvILLE, TENN, MAY IA, lsG4
II. clay King, Esq:
Dear Sa': We have been nsing for some
time your new Digest of the Decisions of
the Supreme Court OF Tennessee. II
gives us pleasure 10 testify TO the excel
lence of the work. The classification of
subjects is natural and appropriate, the
expression Of the rulings in the cases is
correct, the cross references are ample and
convenient, and indeed the qualities gem
era8ly Of the work are such as are requi-
site to a useful Digest.
With great cheerfplness we commend il
to the profession of Tennessee.
With great respect,
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THIS Company, on entering its eleventh
4 year Of business offers the following state
ment:
RECEIPTS:
Amount Of premiums received in
1868. less return premiumS--.-sH rN1 -
Amount Of interest and discount in
aSft1o o.
sis65s2 y
Balance from January J. Is6S 8,Gl %
s1esi8 20
EXPENDITURES:
Amount OF losses paid dn-
ring the year.------S Sj,S3 %
Amount of Commission 10
ARentS..----..... s..-.--.--. 872A II
Amount Of Taxes and all
other expenses --- IS,a5 S
Si33. G3i 20
Amount premiums received since
COmpany'S orgsniZatiOn.-~.-S9l9.NS5 90
Amount of dividends paid since
Company's OrganizatiOn------- 1850 ~
Amount Of losses paid since COmpa-
ny's organization. ........-..-.---..-.-- 4D.32 90
JAS L. BOSEMAN, President.
n. +. WILCOX. Secretary.
ES A special feature in Insurance On dwell
For particulars call on
W. II. MOORE. Agent.
ap2l S5 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis 0. S. Mail Lin

Memphis and ST. Louis Us. Mail Line
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
BELLE ST. LOUIS-Zeigler master
This elegant and swift steamer
will leave as above -
THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at ) pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
LOuls Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket ONCE, IS Main
street. FLEM. CALNER<Fupt-
SAMC. WENyER, Ticket Agent. my2
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet TO.
United states Mail Line.
". \. CALDWELL----.Rub Haynes master
This splendid passenger steamer EA
will leave for the above GU Ez
THURSDAY. 9th inst, 3 pm.
i. 4. KENpfG. Agent.
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WHITE Marseilles Crib Quilts l 30, 2 %,
s. so, on our cheap tables. NJ. KrauS Il
Co, corner Main and Adams.
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TENNESsEE, MISSISSIPPI. ALA
BAMA AND ARKANSAS.

To THE OWNERS OF RAJ ESTATE II
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UNDERTAKES


B. N%'cAFFREY. ". z ~ooRSELIUs.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoCRT.-C0a-
nelly r. TriQg, Jadge-This Court con.
vened yesterday, in regular session, but
did not transact any business. Court
meets to-day az 10 O'Clock am. The order
OF business is not known.