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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-29
FINANCE AND TRADE
orErCE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS, March y, lS5s'
FINANCE.

The mon market to-day was quiet
and presented no feature OF interest,"
There lie still considerable anxiety among
note holders of the Bank Of Tennessee
IN reserence to the coming decisionof the
Sunreme Court, but many are becoming
weary of the DELAY in the matter and
should no opinion be rendered within
the next few days We may expect some
of cur holdersto let go.
Cotton bills are not plentiful, 6ut are
abundant enough TO keep our banks from
sbipping currency. The demand is fair
and rates are steady. Buying st B@fc
discount on New York bills, and 10 dis
count on points outside; New Orleans
time bills are offered more freely and
rates are irregular, while sight is taken
at &c discount. The checking rates on
New York are steady at &c premium, and
on New Orleans 1t par.
City Bonds are in demand, but there
are none on the market. They would
sell at SIC readily. Other stocks and
bonds are peminally the same as 81 oui
last.
City Scrip is firm and in fair demand
Dealers buy Ledger Balances st 75S76ci
and sell at Use. Scrip proper is held at
SOC.
County Warrants do not vary. There
is but admitted demand.for them by deal
.ers at zoe. Selling at 75c.
Police Scrip is steady and scarce st So
Oslo buying. Selling at $50.
The New York Bank Statement fol
tbs week is as follows: Loans increased
SsII,2S7; Specie decreased So. 139, 5O4
Deposits decreased 1891 600; Legal
Tenders decreased S2I9 600.
The stock market was generally heavy
and governments were less active With 8
slight decline at noon
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THE CROPS.

The Baton Rouge louisiana AdU0-
cate says: "Steady and quiet is the sd
vance Of small farmers into the c%ultivs-
ton Of cane. In a very few years the
country between the Amite and Missis-
sippi rivers viii produce an aggregate OF
thousands of hOgshesds, all the result OF
the enterprise and industry of the farm
ers on small tracts of land. Scattered
around at intervals, at the present time,
are places with twenty, thirty, and forty
acres Of cane planted. These will yield
an average of from twenty to sixty hogs
heads of sugar next fall"
The White County Record, of Sesrcy,
Ark, says: "Our farmers have scarcely
commenced preparing their ground for
corn and cotton, and it is hardly suppos-
able that after the crops are planted aud
come up, we will then have cold enough
to do them much injury, for it will be
too late. Should we have q drouth, the
yield might be cut short, but mild open
winters generally indicate that the sss-
son will be wet. There is no good reason
for any such opinion, and we believe
everything, SO far, is favorable for a good
crop yield in this locality"
We learn that the wheat prospec;
throughout Southern Kentucky and
North Tennessee, was never more favor
able than at present. The fields are
green and the young grain looks green
and healthy.
The Knoxville Press and Herald says:
Not for many years has the prospect for
8 beautiful harvest been so favorable st
this season of the year rs now. The
vOrisSe old gFumbIer that ever walked
behind 3 plOw has nothing to complain
of. Already the whest fields are as YER
dant SIS q meadow in May, and the area
sOWed is in excess OF former years. The
season for sowing oats has bssn more
favorable than last year, and our farmers
are sowing 8 heavy crop. The amount
Of clover seed sOwed is greater than any
year since the war, and take it alto
gether, the farming ia better. More at
tention is being paid to the improved
machinery now so universally used in
the ~neighboring States, and our farms
are worked better than since the w8r.
So far the fruit is not injured, and we ex-
pect a large yield.
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y, 90 to IS; Xxx, 8 81 to So; xxx
and Fancy brands, 9 50 to So.
GRASS SEEDS are in demand. Glover
is scarce at $l1 per bushel. Blue Grass
So 25. Timothy So %. Orchard Grass
81 25. Herds So. Millet So. Lucerne
and White Glover 75c per ID.
The HIDE market is active and prices
firm. Green 8 10 ole Salt 10 to lie; Dry
Salt, zoe; Dry Flint, 22c; Deer SkiEs,
green, Is to Ice; dry, SO to 35c.
In lion TIES we have no change to
note. Selling at 6 to 71c ss to style.
Cape and Alabama LIME held st 2 to
81 25 per barrel. Utica l IS to g. Louis
Vile Cement2 IS to s..
SUGARS and MoLAssEs drm-tending
upwards, with fair stock and demand.
Fair Sugar IA to 142c; Prime, l53 to l6c 4;
Choice, 16 to lie; Yellow Clari-
fed, II to 1Sc; White Clarified, 10 10
| 19c. MoLAssEs is also dull Common,
| 20 to 75c; Choice, so to goo.
There is but q light demand for
PRoDUoE. POTATOES are dull Peach
blows 81 rs in lots, So by single Dbl;
Russets So; Pink Eyes 8 SO to 81; Lon
don Lsdy's 3 so to 81; Early Goodrich's
81 50.
There is sn sctive demand for POUL-
TRY AID stock light. Turkeys 20 to S24.
Geese 9 to $40. Ducks 6 to Sc so. Chickens
s to S. so.
In SALT there is no material
change. Large Dairy, in seven
bushel barrels, 81 so. Small Dairy,
in 5 bushel barrels, So so. Large
| Common, in 2 bushel barrels, 8 80 to
s. so. Small Common, in 5 bushel bar
rels, 50 to 81 rs. These are quotations
! in lots from first hands.
The LIVE STOCK market is moderately
active. Beef Cattle No. l, 81 to Sc gross
No. 2, 5 to &c; No. 3, 2 TO &c; Texas
Beeves, % to S95 per head Work Oxen,
80 to 800 per yoke. Sheep dull at to s.
as to quality. Hogs, z to SIC gross-l0 to
lie dressed. Horses and mules, 100 to
$3.50 So to quality.
Manufactured ToBACCOs are il good
demand with prices firm. Stocks are
very fair and improving.
In WHISKY we have little chanSe to
note. Prices are weak. Highwines 92c.
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New YorB Market.

NEW YORK, March q. Cotton unchanged
sales OF l0OO bales Uplands at 2sHG29c Flour
S 2096 20. Whisky, Western, 9i14c. Wheat
81 459I 60, Corn S2%@92c. Rice dun and IN
changed. Coffee quiet and nominally I'M
changed Cuba sugar l2H9l2sse. Moiasses
Dry G~oods-Banou s Sons bleached musIins
l5c Ellen d. bTo0n do PFC; PembertOn A,
awning striDe, 2Eaci B 90e Altonic A brown
Mason A 1651c; Gnat Falls bfeachcd I2%c;
Dwight, long cloth, 24c; Prints Amoskesg,
Sprague, Pacific and Merrimac d l2%c.
The money market is very stringent, with
depressing demand from bankers. The rate on
call loans ranged from &c currency to &c gold,
with a commission of l-S2SA per cent. Orders
from the interior continue heavy, while some
banks here are expecting a cal from the Comp
troIer next week, and have ratifeda heavy
amount OF loans for Monday. Commercial pa
per WAS pressing ca the street, but best naui es
are offered at lOglOLc. The bank statement
ing from payments into the Sub-Tfessury on
account OF customs. Sterling is dull at SIC.
G"ld5L' OId Iennessees 61sg65; new 64S5i4,
Sew Orleans sFarket.
NEW ORLEANS, March H.-Receipts to-day
OF cotton S4 bales. Exports 500 bales. sales
ling 3l54e. Conmerciai paper 4O%94lc. New
York sight aEc premium. Flour LuII. Su-
Perhne S. 20 Xxx Sc Xxx 1925. Corn dull
at 75c. Oats dull sc Bran finn st 81 Is. Hay
firm az 81. Pork Is dun at 81 IS. Bacon
retailing at l4%G T7ARl71%c. Lard, all tierce,
lohalg5e; keg @1as2I1as, sugar dull; good
49, BAAA- ~ JAS E+aAG =
prime 75c. Whisky and Coffee unchanged.
Cincinnati Market.
~CTNcIrEATI. March H-Cotton quiet; sales
500 bales Middlings Z7G27Hc. Coffee 2JG26c for
common to choice. Butter 3sG42c Eggs de-
elined TO I9GAc. No clees, in the market.
Pork is neld al So. Lard lSHc. Bacon sides 81
@l74c. Hams lSZ@l9c. Bacon shoulders I3%c.
Bnik meats EAgl4Zc. Molasses S0gS5c.
Louisville market.
LoUrsvILLE, March 2.-TObaeco-Sales l26
500lS 70. Pork $50. Lard lS4<c
Bacon l4c, I79I75ae. Bulk meats l3c, l6aI6Zc.
Flour > 50G6. Corn 63GS5c. Oats 62a65c.
Sugar l49lbc. MOlaSses SOa55c. Whisky 92c.
Cotton 25zc. Wheat 81 459l S..
.St. Louis Market.
ST. LoUIs, March Z7-FIour, lower, at S4a
3 Wheat 81 S0@I 50. Corn 6797Oe. Oats
5195Sc. Barley 81 so. Rye 81 25aI 25. Whisky
&c. Groceries unchanged. Pork S3lL@82.
Bulk rib side 1919. Bacon Il, I79I7hc. Lard
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March Z7.-Fiour s5a6 25. Wheat
ST re, Corn SIZE. Oats SIS. Rye 81 %. Barley
81 6Sal 20. Highwines S9aS9Lc. sugar I4al6c
M0lsssas Sl0l O5. Pork s3I. Lard lSilalS%c.
Bulk shoulders I2Hc. Clear middIings l5c,
Hams l5L9l6c.
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TRADE.

The general markets were dull to.
day and prices much the same as a
our last.
There are now in store ia Chicago
1,427, $50 bushels Of wheat, against I,l55,-
6l7 bushels st the same time In 1858
1850, 726 bushels corn, against 1855, 254
bushels in 1868 792. 600 bushels oats,
against ], 1l3, 404 bushels in 1868 I28, 400
bushels rye, against 3S,223 bushels il
1865 and lar ,394 bushels barley, agains.
los, 973 bushels in 1865.
Green APPLES are scarce. Choic,
eating varieties particularly so. VIZ
quote at 2 to IS per Dbl.
The BUTTER market is fairly supplied
Choice Western 40 to 45c. Good 30 Il
35c. Common 25c.
BEANS are in light supply and prices
steady at 2 to 50 per bushel for mixed
3 25 to s. so for navy.
We have nc change to quote in Pro
VISIONS. Meats are some firmer, bu.
present. prices are hard to realise. Mess
Pork $33 to 33 so. Prime Mess % t.
$50. Prime Pork SOS. Rumps S2s
Jowls $24. Clear bulk Sides IS
to lie. Clear Rib l6I to I64c. Ri
Sides 15i to 16c. Shoulders Is to 1916
Bacon, clear Sides 174 to I73c. Shout
ders 143c. S. c. Hams, plain, IS to 194c
s. c. csnvasssd 20 to Gle. Lard, in tier
ces, 19I to 193c; kegs 2O1 to 2lc; cad.
dies q TO 22c.
We have no change to note in CHEESE.
The stock is light and prices firm. Fac
tory % to 24c. E. d. % to 233c. w.
II. q TO 23c.
The COFFEE market is steady. We
qaOte Ordinary l9 TO zoe; Fair, 20 to
2lc; Good, p to 23c; Prime, "a to 25e;
Choice, 263 to 2Sc.
We note a decline In Corn. ITO sacks
sold On levee at zee. 500 sacks ear at zoe.
OATS ere dull at IS to zoe. Hay 2e to
S27. BRAN "a to SIS.
CORNMEAL is only In moderate u
Held in lots at 8 so to S. 90. In a small
way from store So rs.
The demand is active for all kinds of
DRIED FRUITS. Dried Apples 8 to lie;
Peaches IL to lac.
EsGs are ia good demand, at q, per
dozen.
We have no change to note in the
FLOUR market. There is but a light re-
ail demand. We quote Super6ne to 81;
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief allusion to the oriEin OF this import
ant discovery may not prove uninterest1ng.
Among the authenticated records OF the re-
nowued Captain Cooks voyage around the
world, is found the statement, that while So
tOurning for a short time on the Brazilian
Coast of South America, lac observed the ma
tiyes using, in the preparation Of their food, a
peculiar Oil, which, upon examination, ne
found to possess the appearance, Taste ana
ever. ne sseertained that 1t was simply a sub
stance that the natives distilled in a crude and
imperfect manner from a rich and luxur1apt
plant that grew spontaneously and aDnnoantiy
in that warm tropical country. few years
ago an eminent French chemist. while on a
professional visit TO the tropics, made numer-
ous experiments with this remarkable pro-
duction of nature, and succeeded in extracting
a concentrated essence OF the plant. TIT Tor
mula for its preparation, and the sole hlSht
for the sale in this country are the exclusive
property OF this company, by whom IL was
purchased from the original discoyerer; We
claim for this remarkable, yet simple and per-
fectly harmless preparation
LIST. That by It's use a net gain OF nom % 70
200 per cent. is made in the manufacture OF
ID. That Butter, which from age or whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid, streaked OF
general use by the aid OF this Extract is re-
stored TO its original freshness and sweetness,
fine grain and even color.
delicious, fresh Butter is actually made from
one pint of milk.
4th. That a pure and excellent table Butter
can De made, at a cost of from 10 to % cents per
pound. The chief expense wherein being But
Ter. which is the essential base.
5th. That Butter manufactured by the aid OF
this Extract is equal in every respect TO the
best Butter maze Oy the ordinary method.
9Th. The Extract, after thorough analysis,
by able chemists, is pronounced perfectly nee
aSsm any deieteIious substance, the iDgredl-
eDts being purely Of a vegetable nature.
18th. In proof of the foregoing assertions the
factory Of this company is making one ton OF
Butter per day which meets with ready sale
in the New York market, and is consumed
from the tables of The first hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and elsewhere.
A sample package of the r. (suf1cient
to make fifty pounds OF Rutterl, with full d.
rectiOns for use. will be sent to any address on
the receipt Of 81.
CAUTION.-As all articles of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, We would spe-
cially caution the public against counterfeits
and worthless limitations, advertised as pow
ders. compounds, etc, as the Extract OF the
Butter Plant is prepared and sold only by
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Gold opened and closed at 1916. Car
rying at 5 per cent. Sterling Exchange
is dull, with time so day bills 10S3.
Money stringent st Z per cent. on call.
We can learn Of no transactions in
gold beyond q few small lots. Brokers
buy at 1904, and sell st 13l19l32c.
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srArE on ~TKNNEssEE.

xsayILLE January l.. 1882
11an6 hurn. Comptroller o the Treas
l, d. n hershN1 certify thai the st. Louis
NM Mgyttuai Lie Insurance. Company; .i Located has a.
ST. LOUIS. We satisfactory evidence that said
R RcGn : NJ \ as complied with all he require
ments OF u ns,rence Companies; and I fur
imposed on that Mcmahon & Otis, Agents
Of o9s said co@pa q have veal also os s9 3Ssp SAFE, wlt ms sde
requlIen1SnS euch cases wherefore, SAID
$40 rms Mutu 81 Life Insurance ompa
has authority to take risks ana sran - Ms sms
business Of insurs noe II s"H '~
phis, Tenn q. W. BLACKBURN,
~ mptroller Of Tennessee.
w By PLUNKET.
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Agents Wanted Every where.

NJ. CADARTS Pure Vegetable Coloring, 81 q
pound, sufficient to give a rich golden yellow
to 200 pounds of White Butter; o, Genus PSI
sample package, sent to any address. No
farmer should be without il, as white and
straaky Butter is worth from six TO ten cents a
pound less in all markets than that of a rich
yellow. ieoA
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cot {:

Oliver Garrison, Samuel Will, Theodore La
velIle, Charles H. Peck, Gen. Thomas L. Price,
Jules Vale, George R. Robinson, Robert E.
Carr, John F. Thornton, David X. Ferguson,
William T.. Selby, Mich. Schaffer, William 7
Gay, william q. Jamison, r. p. Hanenkanap
L. H. Baker, d. A. January, William J. Lewis,
James o. Carson, Jacob Tamm, Hon. John
Hogan.
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PRESENT ANNUAL INCOME,
~$2,5OO,OOO
A Strictly Mutual Company.
With the additional security of a paid-up
Guarantee Capital OF 100000,
PAYING ITS OWN DIVIDENDS.

The most popular and advantageous forms
and favorable terms Of Insurance presented.
a loan orfcredit Of one-third Of 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. II. PECK,
Vice-President WIN. T. SELBY, Secretary
j. s.. MILLER, Assistant Secretary WIN. N.
BENTON, General Agent WIN. f HARVEY,
Actuary Hon. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consult
ing Actuary WIN. M. McPHEETERS, MD.
Examining Physician
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OOTT0N

No Liverpool adviees to-day. The
New York market opened with 8
moderate demand and prices unchanged,
and st noon was very quiet with no
change in prices and closed some easier
and dull, hut quotations the same. Low
Middlings 274c; Uplands 282ci Mobile
29c; Orleans 29fc; Good Middlings 293c.
The ssles in this market were light
footing up about 900 bales upon a basis
Of 26E@27c for Low Middlings, with
holders asking 27@273c. Many weak
holders have been enabled to close out or
at least have eased up s little during the
past two or three days, while those who
are strong enough to carry are very firm
in their views. We heard of 264c being
refused for Good Ordinsries of q bright
style during the day, and 274c was re-
fused for Middlings, though probably q
few bales may have been sold at that
figure.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

Reeeipts were per NJ. & @. r. R. 50
bsles; NJ. & T. r. r. 5; NJ. & o. R. R
1I2; ID. & Z. r. R. r. IS Steamers 2S9
wagons 90. Exports were per NJ. & G.
R.R. 5S1; NJ. & o. R. r. 1859; south by
the N. & T. r. R. 200.
The weeks receipts were 303I
bales. Exports 446l bales. The receipts
last week we're 1857 bales, while for the
corresponding week last year they were
1892, when the stock on hand was 659I (;
n Middlings were selling in this
market at 24c.
The New York weekly statement is as
follows: Receipts at this port for the
week II, 800 bales receipts at all the
ports for the week 80, 600 bales; receipts
at this port since September l, $40. 600
bales; receipts at all the ports since Sep
TENDER Iva, 600 bales. Exports this
week at this port 7415 bales; exports
since September l, at this port, 2l9 600
bales exports ct all the ports for the
week 29,S85 bales exports al all tie
ports since September 1, 956 600 bales.
Stock On hand at this port 122, 600 bales /;
stock ID hand at all the ports 427 600
bales. Exports from this port to Bre-
men IS bales; exports from this port to
Havre 500 bales; exports from this
port to Hamburg 49 bales exports from
this port to Liverpool 6769 bales; exports
from all the ports for the week to Liver
pool 2O,6l3 bales exports from all the
ports for the week to the Continent 9275
bales.
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standing Committees :

Finance Committee. 7. w~innemore,J John
Paul Baker, II. Noting.
m on nds-Ho M~illspaugh,
John A. Grow, d. W. FlOwree.
Committee on SJeambOafs-JOhn 3. Davies, ].
Ed. Montgomery, II. q. Carson.
Committee on Docks and WhaHveS-Wultam
Creevy, N. 4. Otis, d. G.. Martin.
no on Revision Of Bylaws and
Charter-JOhn A. Grow, ]. P. Baker, Howard
Milspaugh.
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MAJ RY

Draining IrrIgating I Wreeking.
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
90 10 10000 Gallons per Minute.
OsCILLATIMG ENGINES
Half to 80 Horse Power.
ROLLERS. sMOKE CONSUMING,
Superheating, and Safe.
FRICTION GRoOvED NOIsELEss
HOSTING MACHINES,
All Light, Compact, Durable sad Eco.
n0ulcal.
For Circulars. address Patentees and Manu>
WIN. D. ANDREWS & BRO,
Ala water street. NEW YORK
mh4
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L
A oF -TENNEssEE,

I hereby Gently the fOreg6ing n 70 De en- 6ie In
snu otsne WIZ 81, W. BLACKBURN,
1nIs onA0e' Comptroller of State.
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Board Of DIrectorsfo for the Present Year .


CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN A. GROW, Viee-PreSident.
HOWARD MI~LLSPAUGH, Treasurer.
NEWTON s. OTIS. Secretary.
CHARLES STEWART. Assistant Secretary.
JOHN b. DAVIES, Chisf Engineer,
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wednesday, the 2stb Day OF april Next
Trustees Sale.

THE undersigned, Trustee, viii, at the south.
east corner of Court Square, in the city of
Memphis, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
On Thursday, the First day OF april Next
The following real estate, situate IN the county
of C~rittenden, Stale or Arkansas 1t being the
east u of the east u of section two, in town
ship six north, range 8 east also. the east u OF
the southeast fractional u Of section thirty
i've, in township seven north, range nine east,
containing ITO acres, more or less. Tn said
sale will be made as Aforesaid, pursuant 10 the
rms executed by A. MalsOn, Q. ThomsS and
Tana D. T., Thomss, executed on the 10Th day OF
NJ 1891. TO the undersigned. in trust, 10 Sc
enrs 10 Ars. Z. W. Barton and R. B. Parton and
Tobn s. CIaybrook and Wildly WuIams a
Certain debt therein mentioned ana 10 sassy
the said tfust. Sale between the nouIs OF II
. m and 4 O'clock pm. The title Is gooS, but
I only sell and CONVEX as Trustee.
mh9S JAMES +. BARTON. Trustee
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Trust SALE.
Trustees Sale.

rHE undersigned. Trustee, VIII sell in front
OF ROyster, Trezsvant & 20. 5 suction roomy
II being the northeast corner Of Jefferson and
Main streets. in the city OF Memphis, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on
Wednesday, the 2Stb Day or April Next,
The foToEfne real estate situated in the eoun-
fv of Crittenden, state of arkansas: 1t being
the west 4 OF the west 4 OF section Two IN
township SIX, north range nine east ) eis2, tnS
section thirty-fve, in township seven, north
range 9 east, containing in all two hundred
and two acres, more or less /; the said sale VIII
he made as Aforesaid, pursuant to the terms
and sipulations OF a certain deed OF trust e1
ecuted by Peter Andrew and Easter Salosii eX-
ecnted October 20, 1866. 10 the undersigned In
Trust. TO secure to James F Barton q certain
debt therein mentioned, and 20 satisfy said
Trust. Sale between the hours OF m ana
4oScioek D m. The title is good, but 1 will only
sell and convey as Trustee.
mh2S JOHN P. IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
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BUTTER.
ECONOMY BUTTER CO

Ask the attention of al Interested in the re-
duction OF the extravagant cost OF Butter, to
their practical and economical system of max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF the
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DRUGS, ETC.
TREO. HOERNER,
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and A~pOthecary,
% and SO BeaI Stress.
Northwest corner Of eoond

CHEMICAL ANALYSES of all description.
~ made, and written reports furnished.
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully com.
pounded at all hours.
Patent Medicines. Soaps, Perfumery, Toilet
Articles, and everything pertaining 70 a first
G $50 Drug Store sep27 q
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" AND
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]. B. MCMAHON, NEWTON 8. OTIS
&c OTIS,
STATE AGENTS FOR
West Tennessee, Mississippi, Ar
kansas and North Alabama.
N o. 4s MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS. TENN
j. s. WHITE, MD, W.. T. IRwIN, MD,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.

Statement of the Condition of tins st.
LOui Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, on the list day of January, 1863,
On the first day of January, 1859, made to the
Comptroller of the State of Tennessee, IN
compliance with the laws OF that State relat-
ing to Agents of insurance Companies Oh
other States doing business in that State.
The name of this Company is The Saint Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company, aud Is loca-
ted in the City Of ST. Louis, county OF ST.
Louis, state of Missouri.
Tn a amount of Capital stock is paid
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