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! creased far beyond their expectations.
under the impression that the "boF
crop was short. the supplies coming
from Eastern and Southern Tennessee,
and from districts 10 Kentucky that
heretofore sent their stock 70 other maEts.
The supplies at other leading points,
/ however, have been equal to last season,
and the crop il likely to fully equal, il *
does cot exceed the last one. Prices last
| season opened low, and at the close the
product commanded very high hguree,
which the stocks exhausted. This
stimulated prices this season, which,
with a rather unexpected good de-
msnd, has caused an early ad-
vance ia the product, with, al some con-
TEND, very little margin lett for 3 further
eDhAne ment OF rates. The cost Of the
hogs The "r2W material this season
has been fully thirty-three per cent. over
and above that OF last season, while, IS
the transactions this week indicate,
prices now are not either SCtusily or rel
ativeiy IS high az last year. The open
ing rates for good hogs for packing this
season were .67Ee gross, delivered here
ia the city on the 9Th Of November with
a steady advance to 93G94c, live weight,
and some extra lots 81 9ss, the highest
rate of the season. The opening rates
OF the previous year were 6a97c gross,
with q few sales during the season 81 rs
The total packing for the season wa
l67. g3S head. Total in 1868, l40, $50
Total 1867, III ,42S.
During the week ending December
26th the Henderson, Ky tobacco mar
ket was active and offerings light. Up.
wards Of l 300, 1000 pounds we're sold in
crops at prices ranging from SO 10 81
for good and Tugs. Two crops Of so. 600
pounds sold at SO 80 for good and lugs,
besides some "a 900 pounds Of Inferior
grades by the wagon load, from 50 10 $40
round for good aud Jugs.
A recent Galveston Texas price cur
rant says:
The season Is sufficiently advanced to
enable US to determine approximately
o. 10 the amount OF cotton and other pro-
dUce to be received here Of the present
orop. The former estimates made public
ia this circular, placed the cotton crop st
80 600 TO 160. 900 bales, AID we now have
reason to believe that the side estimate
will be nearer correct. The receipts OF
hides viii probably reach 500 600, or an
increase of 100 900 over last yesT. The
receipts Of taliOw, 50 largely augmented
by the beef psckeries, viii, it Is esti-
qusdruple last yesT. The receipts
Of mess beef the last three weeks ara
SIG barrels and t~ierces, and it is
estimated that 1000 barrels per week
will be sent forward through this city, /
the business season, and last year
hardly 1000 barrels were received daring
the entire season. The receipts OF Pc
cans are much heavier than last season,
but have failed TO come up to a1ticipa-
tions. The receipts of Texas corn have
tesn something over 10000 sacks, con-
sumed in this city, and for several
we msy expect the demand will
be entirely supplied from the interior.
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Conanafsst0ner's Notice.

Nm. Z. &ellen, Trustee, and the United States
land Others, against The New Orleans and
ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been Appointed By the Hon. Bland
Ballard, Judge OF ths United states Dis
Special CoHmisEioner In the above style case,
70 audit and make ont 3 fuI and complste re
port 70 said Court OF All bonds and coupons yet
uQpait, secu ed by the drst mortgage. and also
al bonusanc cOuponsdue and unpaid. secured
by the second mortgage of the SAID New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad company, and 70
due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice Is hereby given 70 all bond
holfers, as aforesaid, 70 come forward and sfe-
sent and file with me. As said Commissioners, At
my Office. in The city Of Pacucai and State OF
all bonds. being the Lrst and second
OF said New Orieaus and Ohio Rail-
road Company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, On OF before the second Monday in
March, 1859. W. n. JONES,
Hoy24dma special mmissioner.
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WAT0HEs ZOE THE EILLEoN.

THE OTOide Gold watch Company man1fac-
ture or strictly scientific principles style,
dDish and coiCr l6 eCT0t gYldi q fac SfHAs O. tho
most rare and costly description O. God
Watches.
They are manufactured VITA HuGur gCa1sa
Qsdies' and gentismeD'-i, have superb swiss
movements; Jegslsd engagstar1ed, Win COn-
peuEatiOn spiral spring
Railroad Conductors, Engineers EpTe&Sts4-
the most exactiEg q our CusroEss@haVs
thoroughly demonstrated the strength dara-
bi'ity, accuracy and utf lily OF ths JGc-sn4s
WGltham WGtcaes, and p-r0nouEcs them i8vE-
liable as reliable time-Eeepegs.
FINE swiss Movements So Potent &msrcc1
fac smile WGithd-n Watches. fuli jswa-ed 50;
Cir0lOmefer BolGaos, 50 each. ElaAOlatsy en-
graved with new and EOvel designs. Ecch
Watch IS warranted by special certiICats from
the O.oide Gold etCh Company.
Also. magnificent OrOiCe aOl1 Chains s., 9
aud s. each. Sent every here, 10 Re Pa11 for
on delivery
Dur customers are surpIsd free vita the
Pick pocket Detective and Watch Guard also
mailed separately on receipt OF 81 cents The
Genuine OrOide God watches can only be OBJ
tanned by ordering directly uG-a G4
JAMES Z. MONROE q CO..
importers anG Manufacturers,
nnvRZ I'm lh Broadway. Esv Work.
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TFIHE elegant passenger packet THOMAS H.
L ALLEN, built expressly for this Company,
has now taken her pisce IN Tho line, and here
after the following boats will leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays IL Thursdays, at ) O'Clock pm,
And returning, lesve Little Rock MONDAYS
and FRIDAYS, at 10 O'Clock ~.
THOMAS II. ALLEN. Reese Prifchard, Master
". 4. CALDW ELL.~..--..H l.. Iaines Master
OLAt blJ SGell, Master
Connecting ri Little Roek with the Compary's
new and lEAt-Grau%hy packets for FOIt smith.
Ctnre connections made rO-h ways.
AhERI N.......---.JcO ". Williams. Mss'er
FaKI bOWLn, Master
VAN bUhEc. ...--.--.-...JO s. Bennett, Master
All Of the above boats were built expressly
for tue tgEue, ana are pc rtiouiarly veil adapted
to L. Pass myers and freight viii be put
through by th.sliEe 10 all points on the Ark4n-
sAs Tl|er without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
Al persons shipping freight fors1y poiuto
the Ars3nSaS river from North or Eat of Mem
pniS, shJulI have their goods consigned to
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com-
Eany, a. Memphis. Mercbsndise shipped from
New Orleans should De consigned to Memphis
ana ARKANSAS River Packet Company, Napo-
Freight rscsived at any time at the Comma.
ny5 once. IHC. j., AbAmS President.
7. A. KE&DIG, Agent,
GEO II %3 FTn&L street. htShv Block,
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A EOek for livery Ut z5a 3 & gOIical
Student
ULuWCHE1
DEMOCRACY In THE UYITEDSTlIES
what Il Has Dome, What II is. Doing,
ana What IA WIN DO.
BY Hon. RANSOM Il. GILLET.
Former y Member OF CongIess FROM St Law.
renee county, n. 7; more recently Reslstlar
and solicitor or the United states Treas
ury Department, and Solicitor for
the United states IN the
Court of Claims, Etc,

n one elegant volume. lzrg4 Una. NJ ~,
4 4VJ pages bound In eX n el5fh. AID e3,fefc-
ing SpieLd1d Portraits on EEL OF Jererso,,
Jackson, Seymour a blair, ana fnclCSi1g
BiogrsI hical sketches Of the Democrafto Nor1e
lnees. Price, s. %.
This admirable work contains a coJonla.a
and spirited History OF tbs Dem ocratie n[rfg.
from Its origin down 10 the present rfre Tffs
a vast FspotqTy Of political and bIst0rfral CO.
OF profound interest 70 every eitizas. snd ~
~ ne 70 every politician for referepc-- Noro-
III cal textbook Is so complete 50 mn Of -
bic Information, or 50 intere- ting a. ms ~.
Democrat can snord 10 De without ~ sS ii so.9
Pile nI.n Win eVe'y fact bearing upon theis.
sues now before tie public. Toe ana orls ~
Det1ehce uabeS Tar back into tbs sarfv rorli0,
o. the century he Wss an azsOrfgfe $3.50
mrsht ne e~nJoyedths~ confidence and friand-
snlp OF Saesson. Van BaIen, Polk, Taylor. Eli.
rlstos ana B~achansn, aau, TrObably
what toe internal workings o. parties have
been forthe last dfy years.
Mailed. pos free, to any part or eha u,v.a
on receipt % price. ~
- Agents wanted 10 sell this beck IN a-srv
part Of the Union. Clubs and Dar,oor,fo-y
VIII be supplied at special rstss-
D. APPbSfON 6 Co.. Publishers
~, ~ and 81 Grand Street New vc--
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
MemphIs lad lItlIe Rock RaIIrOad

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
TO MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, Ark.
Going West-Ieave Memphis Monday, wednes
Coming East Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, ut 7;o a.m. arrive at
JAS. W. ROBERTSON,
oc2 General superintendent.
Mississippi sad tennessee gaIlrOad.
AERIvz. Dz2ART
5 Orleans Expreas, daily 500 pm. sos PIN
IS aooom'n, daily, Ok
cep Lnday.---.......l----- $50 am. 500 pm,
Freis ally, except Sun
TakGse:ecI sunday. august u, 1888.
a. s. LIVEB9loRE, Gent sup't.
CT. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ax't. aul6
Memphis and Charleston gailroad.
3REIvz. DEPART
through Mail tdsilyl.----l2.45 pm. l2:40pm
En 3TSS3s traIn hoes not Tssvs sa,1 Pi%; SNVP'm
Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays at-----.. 5:5 an
Grand junction Accommo-
tion,daily except Sund,ysl S:45 am. \ pm
SomerFile Accommodation
except sunday leaves
at-.---".--"---i2:4Op m, 500 am, 4:l5 pm
Rsllrosd Time is 70 minutes faster than city
Ticket cmcs, s7s Main street and at pepol.
WI. ROSS ~eenlSupt,
EemDhis Snd Louisville Railroad Lins
EPART ARRIVE
Day Express, z. R. time.-... 5;SOa.Hn. 2;45 pm
City time. 5;l0a.m.
JLeht Express, Il. z. lime. 3;l5 pm. 6:G am
{" City time. 2:5j pm.
BROWNSVILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad lme-.4:s pm
City me.......-.--5:l0 pm
A-u
Ticket o1dces Nc. 2S7% Main street. and st De-
pot, head Of Main street.
sAM.B JONES. GenTBup't.
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TRADE.

Business Wss good to-day, u as soon
as the roads Improve we may expect q
decided Improvement in all branches OF
trade.
OF the Louisville hog market the
Democrat says The season OF hog kill
ing and pork packing around the falls
has closed from the fact that the supply
is exhausted. The packers from the
opening to the close paid the highest
prices for hogs for packing, and the re-
ceipts In consequence have been in
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TIE HOLIDAYS!

Great Dfsaributson by shs Hetr0poIitaR
Gtfs Co-Cesh Gifts 80 The -
Sa5O~, O0O-Evely Ticket Draw q Prize,
5cssh glfIs,each 5000 % cash gifts, eacn Eag
10 5U0y % 10
% Elezant Rosewood Fi.Eos. each $50 70 SO
so Sewing Machines, ~ 20 I5
so Fine cold Watcbe - % %
Cash Prizes, silver Ware, etc. al valued 1t
A chance to draw any Of the above Drizes Tor
sc. T1cKs cts descrtl1ng pzlzs ara 2sALED IA
envelopes and well mLEea. 1l recep 70 ~ &c =
SEALED TICEET l. draw without choice and
sent by mail - any address. The pTz- -an1e0
Oc psymento OF OsE D5LLAH. Pzzts
ciately sent 70 any adGres7 ~ express OF Fs-
turn mail
You VIII know what ycur prize IS before you
ia for IT, AHg prize e~Echnmpce fer os0tHE =
saals u0lue. No Bianks- Our patrons cza os-
pend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES: We select the following from
many who have lately dfaWu vaiuzois prL5s
and kindly permitted rs u puJ-l5l I1e1a= =.
T. wilkins, Buffalo, 500 aLs- Annie &Cnrcs,
vile, 5000 Miss Emma aiWortn, milwaukee,
Piano $50 Rev. z A D-y, New Orlsas g, S0e.
We publish 10 nauuFs without Pecmtz-LCn.
OPINIONS OF IHE Pass I8 j. rfu Z. TeHa.
bic AID deserves Their success WsekIy 1I1-
hume, aug. kuC- them % DC 3 Eir
dealing nrm.'-N. i. Beralc, AIS. = a
friend OF ours drew a 500 prize Wriea vas
prrmpuy received. '-Dsily News S6E.3
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements 70
Agents satisfaction g-ua.alte-d J-ve-- peck
age OF Sealed Envelopes contain OsE CASH
CIR. six Tickets for 81; Is fT s. - Tor 81
EAsPER, -ELS.E a 1S.
nOvSO In fS3 EroasiEsy-h- 2
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FoR KALE'S POINT.

Memphis and RaIe's DIN Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, Csceola and Hale's
Point.
The Sldewheel Passenger Packet
Myrtle Captain W. C. HsrdwiSk
EAyILL leave Memphis as above IT.
every Tuesday and -
day, commencing Wednesday, NOVEMBER 5ih,
aud will remain permanently in the trade, and
strict attention 10 business trusts to receive
the patronage of shippers.
For freight or passage apply on board OF 10
VINSON q DONABUE, Agents.
Isl Front street.
MART WALT & CO, agents,
nov21t II No. "a Front street.
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o HOUND CITY.

CTEAMER GEORGE W, CHEEK IT,
- leaves Memphis every day for-EE
oundCity at am, 10 AM, II M, - and AZ
IN. Leaves Mound City every day at an,
? Am, II a.m.s and IL and 4 PIN, Ianding at
foot OF Wasp-~-Ion street,
yu MARX r MaafAr.
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WEEKLY Pamela STAR,

rs PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
try entirely tributary 10 Memphis, and has
alum OF that kline in North Mississippi. Mer-
chants and business men generally VIII find 1t
TO their advantage 70 advertise in the STAR
Address PAMELA STAR.
ocs Parola, Miss.
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'0Id Reliable" Memphis and ghitc.
RlTer Us. Nail Packet Company,
Semi. Weekly Line,

80 - .
TIHE splendid side whee steamers Liberty
4 NO. 2, and MAYBLOW WEIR, VIII form a
Semi-Weekly line between denphis and
Whits River, leaving Memphis every Tueyday
end saturday, at . O'Clock pm. connecting al
Deyan's Bluff WITH trains OF the Little Rosk
Railroad lor Little Rock and Hot SPRINGS. RE-
urAingi VIII leave Jacksonport every Tues
Gay ana Friday ct s am, and Devalps Bluff
eyery Wednesday and Saturday at Il oicto7k m.
the Liberty, No 2, ana Aaynower VIII make
close connections a. the mouth of White river
with the steamer Guidnn for Pine BiuG. Fare
70 PA Biud, s2 co. Freight, 81 cents per 100
The steamers Economist and Hamilton will
run bstween Little Rock and Fort SniTh in
connection with this line and the Mem
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freight to all
points between Little Rock and Fort smith.
Insurance oRe-hag per cent LESS 6g his
route than any ether.
JOHN b. DAVIS, superintendent
LEVY d SHARPE, agents,
oc.S.H No go Front Row.
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WOLVES
Schiedam Schn

n above Medicinal Beverage Is manufsc-
tured by the proprietor, at his disJilery, in
Schiedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
II is now some twenty years since the pro
prietor frstintrOdEced it to the American pub
lie, and during thst time he has received over
three thousand letters from physicians. indoors
ing IT as the purest liquor they have ever used
in their practice.
It is MADE nom barley OF the nest quality,
selected with great care from the pyooucts OF
The most celebrated ~grain-gTowing districts, is
Favored with the essence OF the aromatic tuui-
peT-berry OF Italy, and iSTeetifed by g peculiar
process, which expels nom the spirit every
acrid particle.
AS 8 means OF preventing and correcting the
dissgre5able ana of.eI. dangerous effect pro-
duced upon the STOP ach and bowels by q
change OF water-a viz lGation TO which travel
ers, new settlers, and ali unacelimsted persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are Pc
culiarly liable-the SCHIEDAM AROMATIC
SCHEAPPs will be found absolutely infalIible
while la cases Of drop y, gravel, distractions OF
the Kidneys, diseases of The bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, It is recon-
msnded most emphaticaDy by the most dis
til guished members of the medical profession.
IL is put up in quart and pint bottles, in
cases, with the name Of the undo -signed on
tine bottle and cork, and a fac-simile OF his sig
nature on the label. For sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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COTTON GINS
COTTON GINS.

WE are the Sole Agents for the sale of these
w unrivalled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
sTAPLE, LIGHTHESs OF A AND
OF LINT COTTON tur2ed ont per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made 70
every planter who has given them a fair trial.
Where mule power is used, they make a saving
OF rom -one-ouaTter 10 one-tbtrd the DRAFT
oVER ANY OTHER GIE. We are also agents for
STRAUBS GRJST MILLS, and
CLEMSON & CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWS.
Wess1ESFS a. CO.,
Dealers IN Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
s27L snd "a Main Street,
fvll DAWN NRmnhis. Tam.
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Being a purely Mutual Company, it
has no Capital Stock.
NC SO q the company are as oonows =:

The assets Of Inc Company are as follows:
Cash GU hand and in hands OF
agents aud other ersDDs----.-...S l5l77G 81
Real estate uneuCuDbeJeu-....... 1883 %
Uni ed : ates Bonds, p p value. 100000 %
state OF Connecticut p & value. ll0uJ.GbJ 80
City OF Evansville, iut ...-....-..... 1900 90
City o. Toledo. hio.-- 1iUUJ 90
Bank and railroad stOrGs owned Dy
Co psny...-... -. .~~..-...-- 62,aO5 %
Loans on bond ans mortgage. being
ErSL liens on uueuC IA sred real
estate. worth CouD he amount
100 ntN-.s---r...s.s.-. .--.....-...-s-ss....... b.taA4Di 81
Debts otherwise secured ....---.-....... 20 Uej %
Debts Tor prsmluLss notes beading
interest ..--..... 9,I55,I59 0s
All Obher securities, lnciudtnE pre-
miu MS In hands Of agents and
trustees .---..... Col ,s9I Is
Total --...........S n ,O94 go t.
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not ue.....-.--.e3sG2 30 Co
! uses uuadJusts 500 o %
All other claims against The Com
pany ard dividends not que, esL!-
Nl8leQ 90. 5000 0
Total liabilities ...-.. .....-.S sg go 90
Inc largest amt insured IN one risk-.-S5,UyU "
smO1nt IN other Comp anies, unlimited
Amount in any one block,
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CLAIRYOYANT.

MADAM DEVILLE, the w-orld-renowned
NI Clairvoyant, can be consulted on he past.
present and future, at her Iooms.I 49 MAIN
STREET, third door above Overton Hotel.
Communications, with 81 and stamp, answered
promptly, dels linz
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Cotton Seed Wanted.

THE Memphis OIL Company wiz purchase a
lew hundred tons COTTON SEED, for
Nntcl essh Will Re paid. sacks viii be far
Ja5 T. a. NELSON, Treasurer.
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DR.. EUsSELL'5
DISPEkSART AND IKFIRBgRFl

MEMPHIS, TENN.
DH. RuHSELLS DiEPEESARY AID ~
II the largest aud Oldest lnstitu-
tion OF the kind In the B~outhwesr, established
north side of Court Square, Memphis, Tenn.,i 81
open for thu reception OF patients Desiring
treatment and the comforts OF q home while
receiving the sane. Patients also treated al
the onice or by letter, II desired.
Rheumatism, Neuraigis, 9out, Paralysis,
Deafness fits, Consumption, Syphilis. skin
Spermatorrhes, Impotency, and AL
the diseases arising nom The indissretfon Of
youth, permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
sa' esin 81 Their forms efectually cured 1t the
sbOve-named insiilunon-Dr. RUSSELL, Con
suiting Physician.
So Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application. taI
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FOR KEw

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
Master
Willleave as shove E&
THIS DAY, 9Th Inst, at 8 pm.
For fleight or passage apply to
LEVY & SHARPE. Agents,
js6 No. 81 Front street.
Regular New Orleans Packet-For vIsksburg,
Natchez and New Orleans.
DAN ABLE.--...........--.E. T. Gross master
Tals me passenger pacAet ie''e4 a41@k
THURSDAY, 7tr inst, at . pm.
JAS. I. BOUANE q CO., Agents,
js6 No. L Jefferson street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday racket
Hicks Master
will lesve as above on kEs
b. WEDNESDAY, 6tn inst, at ) pm.
L4RsRff HARRmsTAD, Agent,
Js3 "a Madison street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
MAGE IA. .cks master
THIS elegant passenger steamer IL.
WEDNESDAY, 5;h inst, at 5 pm.
MAXI WALT & CO.,
JsS Agents, ~ F ont street.
Memphis ana New Orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY AME5--.---.Ge ". Boyd, Master
j. ). SeQNul, Clerk.
V'HIS splendid steamer vail enter ID
i the trade as q REGULAR SAIUk-AsI
DAY PACKET. leaving memphis
Saturday, November Is, at j pm,
And every alternate saturday thereafter
LARRY HARWsTAD, Agent,
30. II Madison street.
LEVY q ShARPE, Agents,
novI4tf No Zl Front street.
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JOHN RFrD

CARPENTER AND BUILDER NJ
son street, entrance in alley. SnzcIsI -
given TO Stair Work. Housss So
FAnaahs framed rssdy for ~ShiDpiEg. IA
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O,cner Wamted

E'ok enc Sewing Machine, received per steam
- or Lnminary, consigned 10 J.. Leroy, Mem
pms, Tenn. II not called or within thirty I3m
days, viii be sold 10 pay charges,
LARRf AARMSTAD. Agent.
uez I'M star Wharfboat, foot Monroe 1t,
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Guy K. Phelps, President, and Woodbridge Z.
Olmsted, Secretary OF tie Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company. being du Y sworn,
depOse sud Eay, that the Tor going Is q Iull,
true and correct statement VI the affairs OF said
Company that the sad Insurance Company j.
the b0n8nJe owner OF az least One Hundred
thousand Dollars of actual cash capital, IN
vested ia state and United states stock and
bonds, CT IN bonds and mortgag s OF real e state
unencumbered, snd worth double the amount
for which The slnael Is IL oItgagsc, and that they
are the above described CIicers or said Insu-
rance Company.
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