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The Home Insurance Company
of New Haven. Conn.

We invite the attention of our readers
10 the statement of this Company, in
to-day's issue. This sterling and relia-
BILE company is WOrthily represented in
Memoirs by our friend II. 7. Tomlinson,
No. II Madison street. From small be-
ginnings the Home hiss worked up by
perseverance, together with fair and
bonest dealing with her patrons, TO the
very first rank among the best insurance
companies in the country. The COM
papy Wss organized Nov. /, 1853, with a
paid up capital Of S150,0C0. This was
increased in February, 1860, to $500 600
again increased, April, 1854. to $500. 900 ;
and in January, 1866, to 81 900 600. By
the statement it will be seen she now has
y capital and surplus Of 81 .622 ,974 80,
and during this period has paid to its
po~liey-holders. in losses, the large sum Of
four million sic hundred "a JOTty-one
thousand nine hundred and tWelVs dol.
lars and thirty-One cents "a GAL 9l2 81.
Another evidence Of the immense pro-
gress OF the company is shown by the
New York Insurance Report for 1868,
showing the relative standing Of one
hundred and fifty-five companies doing
business in that State on the 1st of Jsnu
aTy, 1859, on the basis of premium re-
csipts. The Home stands third on the
list, the DOLLY ones ahead Of her being the
Etns of Hartford, and the Home of
New York. and the latter with q capital
of 81, 1000, 600, only in advance S59,00S,
viz:
Home of New York, total p~remiums--S 2yOS6, 055
Home Of New haven, 2,026,O52
These are facts which speak for them
selves, and without dispRragement to
other companies. We advise our friends
Wishing reliable insurance to call at the
Office OF friend Tomlinson for a policy in
the Home" as she pays all just losses
honorably, promptly and without cavil,
to which fact q large number OF cur best
citizens can testify,
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again that strange patient persisted 10
becoming stronger and more blooming,
In spite OF all the disgDOetics and prog
nOstics of State physicians. AS she had
been visibly more prosperous with 3
debt Of one hundred and forty millions
than with 8 debt Of fifty millions, 90 she
was visibly more prosperous with q debt
| Of two hundred and forty millions than
with 3 debt Of one hundred and forty
million 8. S0Op, however, the wars which
sprRng from the French Revolution, and
which far excelled in cost any hat the
world had ever seen, tasked the powers
of public credit to the utmost. When
the world wss again at rest the funded
debt Of England amounted to eight
hundred millions. If the most enlight-
/ ened man had been told, in 1892. that, in
1915, the interest on $500, GOO, 900 would
be duly paid to the day st the bank, he
would have been as hard Of belief as If
he had been told that the Government
would BE- in possession OF the lamp of
Aladdin, or OF the purse of F~Oriunatus.
1t was in truth a gigantic, u fabulous
debt and we sal hardly wonder that
the cry Of despair should have been
louder than ever. But again that cry
was found to have been as unreasonable
as ever. After u few years OF exhaustion
England recovered herself. Yet, like
Addison'sv aletudinarian who continued
to Whimper that he was dying OF con
sumption till he became so fat that he
was shamed into silence, she went on
complaining that she was SICK ia poverty
till her wealth showed itself by tokens
which made her complaints ridiculous.
The beggared, the bankrupt sOcisty not
only proved able to meet allits obligations
but, while meeting those obligations grew
richer and richer so fast that the gro with
could almost be discovered by the eye.
La every county, we saw wastes recently
turned intO gardens; in every city we
saw new streets and squares, and mar
kets, more brilliant lamps, more sbuad-
ant supplies Of water IL the suburbs Of
every great seat of industry, we saw
villas multiplying fast, each embossed in
its gay little Paradise of lifacs and roses.
While shallow politicians were repeating
that the energies Of the people were
borne down by the weight OF the public
burdens, the first journey vas performed
by steam on a railway. Soon the Island
was intersected by railways. A u ex-
ceediUg the whole amount Of the nation
al debt at the end of the American war
was, in q few years, voluntarily expended
by this ruined people in Viaducts, tUn-
nels, embankments, bridges, stations and
engines. Meanwhile taxation was al
most constantly becoming lighter and
lighter, yet still the eXchequer was full.
It may be now affirmed without fear of
contradiction, that We find il as easy to
pay the interest of eight hundred
millions az our ancestors found it, a cen
fury $50, to pay the interest CT eighty
m~iili01s.n
So much from Macsulay. IF public
debt is q blessing, We OF this city and
country, may congratulate ourselves as
being exceedingly happy. Let US hope
that the history OF the prosperity of
England in debt, may repeat Itself in
America in debt.
NEW Importation Of Hats at francisco
& Wigginis, Peabody Hotel.
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MUNICIPAL OURT-Geo. ". WdIdTGa
Jmdge.-The remaining cases on Thurs
days calendar were called yesterday
and disposed Of. The Judgments rem,
dered are inserted below, to-witI
Smith 4 Co. vs. Csrth1ell, Judgment
for defendant.
Edm0nds, Pettigrew & Co. vs. Nor.
ment ct al, judgment for plaintiff, S6S 60
Phillips Il Co. vs. C6ekrell, judgment
for plaintiff, $50 0S.
Black, Cameron q Co. vs. Patterson &
Bro, judgment for plaintiff, 1870 0S.
Ward & Co. VS. WATSON q Co., judg.
ment for plaintiff, 1929 "A.
Nichols vs. Grant, dismissed at plsin-
tiff IS coat.
BeDjis VS. Wildberger, admir-. The jury
have this case under consideration and
will report this morning.
To-day is the last motion day Of the
term. Motions for new tTisI will be first
heard, after which the motion docket
will be regularly called aud the motions
entered thereon GIsposeI OF. Wits oil
inquiry will be executed also.
CHAN6ERY COURT VIM. III. Smith,
ChGnce1or This Court stands adjourned
until Monday.
DEGREES filed yesterday
Mitchell Ys Mckenzie, insl.
West vs. Q1imby, report confirmed.
QgiRby VS. Hilnan, same.
BOOtbe vs NJ. 81 A final
Byrne VS. Finn, reference.
Shelton VS. Parham, same.
Wicks VS. Moon, -interloeutory.
S4nderlin vs. S.nderlin, for defendant.
Vaudeville VS. Persons, reference.
Simpson VS. Rodgers, decretal.
Dickens VS. Miller, reference.
Bryan vs Hsget, same.
In the case OF Harrington ct al vs. NJ.
d a. of Memphis, the Chancellor ruled
the following order:
The Injunction is dissolved, except so
far as to restrain defendants from using
the bonds fer any other purpose than to
pay the debts OF the city, bat they may
use them for that purpose by safe or by
pothecati0n, on SUCH terms as they may
deem proper.
IL is the intention Of the complainsnts
TO apply to the Supreme Court for a su
perssdeas to SCI aside the above order.
LAW COURT-H S. Lee, ~Jndge.-In
this Court, yesterday, the ejectment suit
of Johnson VS. Bittmsa was again called
up for trial, and after a short investiga-
blOu TIC EaLLG - - E0IGaHlCGs AhO GGoC
was then submitted to the jury to de-
liberate upon, but not being able to sgree
they were discharged until this morn
lag.
The next case brought up before the
Court was that of Fsrdy vs. Dbl, admir-,
the trial resulting ia 8 verdict for the de-
PENDANT to the amount Of 5000.
To-day is regular motion day,
Court meets at 3 O'Clock, and will first
hear the habess corpus ease Of John
Csnovsn, committed for contempt of
court by Chancellor Smith some days
ago.. After the above matte. is deter
mined the motion docket will be regu.
larly called through.
CRIMINAL COURT. Vim. Hunter,
Jbdge.-To day the motion for a Eew
trial in the case of the State VS.. Pfuitt,
CONVICTED Of msnslaUghter at the present
term, will be argued and disposed OF.
The motion for g new trial in the case of
the State We, Clark, convicted OF larceny
during the past week, will also be brought
up for hearing. No jury csses will be
called to day, There are still 3 few cases
of habess corpus pending before the
Court, which will be considered to-day,
II the above business will permit.
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STAMMERING CURED.-We yesterday
saw q youth, named Jacob Williamson,
the son OF Jas. NJ. Williamson, Esq ,
whowas completely cured of stammer-
ing, in the course of an hour, by DR.. N.
A. Moses, now at the Worsham House.
Before the Doctor took him in hand, he
could hardly tell his name, but when
brought back, an hour afterwards, he
read very flaently and correctly. The
Doctor remains at the Worsham a few
days longer, and everyone afflicted with
an impediment in his voice, should not
fail to visit him.
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Joe LOCKE has Every Saturday,
Monthly, and Die MOds1gelt for March,
EIectic, Atlantic, Harper, Putnam, La
dy's Friend, Cooley, DtmOEest aBa . lot
of other mage zines for April. Days Do
ings, Sporting Times, Police News and
Gazette, Chimney Corner, HsTpers
Weekly and Bszasr, Literary Album
Day-BOOk, Fireside Companion, Home
JOurnsl, Leslie's Ills. Paper, Hearth and
Home. Round Table, Wsyerly Magazine
New York Mercury, Banner OF South,
Fresmsn's JOurEsl, Courier des E'tsts
Unis, lie Monde Illustrated, Leslie's Ger
fuDg and Diewelt, besides the latest dali
lies IRON everywhere, ST his stand, 1851
Main street.
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NEW GRAss.-Au acre OF the Japan
Glover and Lispedszs Strata, SO famous
an the C~srOliBas, is worth to any farmer
$500. The only way to get the seed is to
sand two subscribers TO the Southern
Fdrzley, published in this city by M. w.
Phillips 4 Co, 81 South Court street. at
g per annnm. It Il the most beautiful sDd
valuable Agricultural Journal published
in the South. and the publishers will give
one ounce OF the seed, clean Rnd fresh,
for two subscribers, OF Oae pound for
sixteen. One ounce properly treated
this year will seed an acre next. Vow is
the time TO SOW it. 1t ia the moot valu-
able offered by all the journals.
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Nv RIPLEY.
| Two Hundred Dollars Stolen by
a Clerk.
The Thief sin at Larse.

On Sunday LAST, a young man, by the
name OF VIM. KiTchbsTg, employed as a
clerk in the house Of John ~Felssnthal, In
Ripley, stole 500 from the drawer Of
Mr. Felgenthal's desk, and a~bsconded.
The circumstances, as We get them, are
these:
Early in the day, Mr.. -, also
a clerk, went into the country, leaving
the store key with Kirchberg, who, haV-
ing shaved OFF his moustsche, and put On
8 new suit Of clothes, stole the money
5000, and Gepositing the key with Mr..
FurgssoD, borrowed a horse from Mr..
ROu 1dtree, and started to Brownsville,
Iere, having left the horse at Branch's
livery-stable, he secured q ticket TO Cairo,
and left on the Sunday night train.
The thief has not been hear Of since.
Bar. Roundtree went to Brownsville next
day (Monday) and got his horse.
A NEW sty'e Hat, something ele-
CANT" just received at Francisco & Wig
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Our friend Col. Tom Neal, of the State
Gazette, Of Dyersburg, leaves for home
this evening. Parties who have prom
ised him fsvors in the way Of sdvertis-
ing, ETC., will please leave them for him
at the Peabody Hotel.
Gen. n. B. Burrow arrived in the city
yesterday, enrOute for his home. Mrs.
Crutchfeld accompanies him. They are
stopping at the Commercial They leave
IN board the steamer Allen, this pm.
General Forrest has returned to the
Ct Y from his late trip along the line OF
the Memphis and Selma r abroad. The
General reports the very best Of feeling
existing in the minds of the people
throughout the entire line, and a great
anxiety to see the work commenced.
General Jubsl A. Early, the old hero
Of the Shenandoah Valley, is at the Pea
body Hotel. The General looks about as
he did when he and Sheridan I" backed
and Oiled" up and down the valley so
often, and says that he is in a good
health as ever.
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WHOLESALE myers, city sDdcountry,
greatest Inducements offered in prices
sud terms. Call and see fer yourselves
the large stock Of drys goods, clothing,
boots and shOss, notions, hats and gents
furnishing goods, at ]. H. LOewenstine &
Broe., 231 Main street, Clay Building.
IL will be money TO you.
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GREAT BARGAINS ia gents and boys
clothing, boots and shoes, shirts and fur
oishing goods, at ]. H. L9ewenstine 81
Bros, No. 231 Main street. First-clsss
Harrison's Cashmere gents suits at
<I2
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MEMPHIS, March %, 1863.
Messrs. Archibald Wright, L. D. McKissick,
and others:
Gentlemen I thank my brethren Of
tie bar OF Memphis for the kind feeling
testified by their letter Of the 18th inst.
and with q distrust, increased by ex-
perienee, OF my ability to fulfill the nigh
1uties of the Office, l yield to the request
OF my professional brethren here and
elsewhere in the State, and am 8 cauGi-
date for the Office OF Judge OF the Su-
preme Court OF Tennessee, at the cleo
zion TO be held on the oath of May next.
With much respect,
HENRY g. SMITH.
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FURNIIURE.-E. Ftgan has removed
his stock Of furniture 10 No. 200 Second
street, next door to Irving Block. He
keeps q full supply OF furniture, carpet
ing, mattresses, bedding, etc.
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FOREIGN EXCBNAGE-1he Emmett
Bank, Ne. 6 Madison street, sells Tx
change on England, IrelsEd, France,
Germany, Switzerland and Italy, and on
all the principal cities and towns ia EO-
rnnR.
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BUCKEYE RALVL4--A fresh
supply Of the justiy celebrated
article for the cure of Piles, re-
GetVed and for sale by
O.. w. JONES a. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
257 Main street.
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DRRING But NOBLE SELt-HELP FOX
IL voupg Eaeu who, Eaz+gg erred, ceslre q DeJ-
- r,snhogd. Sent in sealed leiier envelopes
free OF charge. II benefited Ielcrn tne P4sS-
SSba D mh15 dSv
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THE GERMAN NATIONAL BANK, OF
this city, draws direct on all the prinei-
pal cities in England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany and Italy, in sums to
| suit DuTchaser9.
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GRAND OPENING FOR sPRING TRADE.
We shall, on Monday next, the 18th
inst, display one Of the largest stocks Of
staple and fancy dry goods, clothing,
boots, shoes, hats and notions, in the
Mississippi valley, both at wholesale and
retsil, and invite both wholesale and re-
tail city and country buyers to examine
our stock and prices. We are daily re-
Iceiying new goods from the f ,stern
markets, and vi study will be small
0ro6ts and quick sales. An examination
~ our immense stock will satisfy all.
nj. Krsus & Co, 2Is Main street, corner
OF Adams, opposite the WoTsham House.
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BUCKEYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFAELD a. HIGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3OI a sos MaiR 1T.
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Lime! Linn $500 barrels lust
received By fis1b0at, for sale by
gOiner Il Airkley, "a mGBr0e
hIreeg.
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FOB SALE.
WANTS.

a. AMELIA Cash Boy Immediately
Best OF reference r6Q1Ir5d. Apply arm
mhI
IH ANTED-A- Situation ~ salesman Ad-
w dress &. ". r." Appeal OE.ce. NM
HUAETEO.-A situation as Salesman ~ 8
Young mar vino has been -LraNeiLhk
agent Tor this paper. Address b, APpsa4
ONCE 49,
UA NTED.-By ayoEng mad, a situation on
4 large farm. Apply - BROTHERS. S0uGn-
em Hotel, Memphis mn
1HANTED-A situation BY = competent
Book-keepeF. Satisfactory reference CAV
en-. Address NJ. at tEis Office. Mn-t
"ANTED-BuslBess in Memphis by abnoh-
w Keeper OF eight ysaIs experience "no
can come We'll recommended. Address bcoh-
keeper, III Jefferson street. mHa
zHANTED-A situation BY an experienced
~ B~ook-keeper. Adde'S A. b, APPSal
ONCE. M-.o
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Omee--KO. IS jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

YoUNG Mems Fifth Avenue dress hat
at Francisco & WigEiD, Peabody Hotel
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Coal, CoAL.-A fresh supply Of the
best PittsbuTg coal just received. Also 8
lot Of the celebrated canned coal.
BI6LEY. NELLE RSH & Co,
EOutu CourI and Main streets.
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Buy your shirts ard Furnishing Goods
direct from the manufacturers, at Wig
RsEs & Thorn, Z5 Main street.
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The MILITIA IN HAtWOOD.-Ws
learn from q gentleman from Haywood,
near the line Of Lauderdsle, that the
militia arrested q DIR. Swanson for whip
ping q negro a few days ago, and turned
him over to the civil authorities. DR..
Swanson was afterWard bound over in
the sum of $3.50 to appear st the next
term of the Circuit Court,
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AN established fact, best made shirts
and mems furnishing goods at Wiggsns
& Thorn's, 233 Main street,
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LARGE Stock Of bleached and brown
domestics, jeans, eRssimeres, fiannels,
beautiful c~alicos, dress goods, as this
stock is being rapidly disposed OF. by j.
H. LoeWenstins and Bros, Clay Build
ing,
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TIE best liquors and cigars in the city
are at Henry WestheTbee's.
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Buckeye SaIVe.- The great
remedy for the cure of Piles, just
received and for sale by W. n.
WiIkersOn s. Co., Druggists. $40
Main Street.
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BOARDING G..

nOARD-A gentleman and wife, OF Two SUI
Is gre gentlemen, can dud board IN q prlTale
family, Hear The street carr WaeLS mere =
ofher boarderS. References required. Address
sB.' Appeal otlce- m.
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THAT CORN-FHAT DREADFUL CORN.
DR.. Lane, the celebrated Surgeon Chirup-
odist, now at the Peabody Hotel, is earn
ing for himself the very highest encomis
Of our citiZens who have been under his
treatment for cornR, bunions, callOsities,
excretions, etc. All unite in saying that
his method OF treating these most pain
ful and annoying things ia the list Of ills
which fash is heir to, is the most rapid,
painless and thorough that they have
yet known OF. DR.. Laue may be con-
suited at his rooms at the Peabody
Hotel.
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EXTRA inducements in furniture and
carpets at Ames, Beattie & Co 1896 Main
st. Don't fail To give them q call. T
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HARRY WEATHERBEE Keeps q choice
selection Of the finest brands of liquors.
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GEN. PRIM Hat-Francisco d Wig
gin.
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FIFTH AVENUE Hat-at Francisco &
W.ggin,
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Buckeye SaEVe.-A fresh sup
ply Of the neVer-failsHg remedy
for piles just received ana for
safe by q. g. Ward q BrO.,
I Cor. Adams and ~ ain Sts.
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A GOOD drink of the finest liquors can
be had at Weatherbee's.
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THE ELECTION OF JUDGES AND AT.
T0RREY GENERAL-We understand that
the Governor will, in accordance with q
recent act Of the Legislature issue q proc
IsmAtion 10 q few days, ordering the
election OF Judges and an Attorney
General on the 9th Of next May,
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Look OUT FOR SMALLPOX. DIR.
KimbrO has pure vaccine matter, and
can be found at his office $40 Main
street, from three TO five p. M.
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L. o. o. F.-The 10Th Of April will be
a grest day in the history of this benev-
oIent Order. Being the 6ftieth snniver-
sary Of its organization ia the United
States, it will be celebrated by nearly
every lodge in the country. The general
committee OF our Memphis lodges are
hard at work completing their arrange
ments for a grand procession, and ball at
night, Of which due notice will be given.
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For a coed drink, go to Weatherbee's.
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IxIoN Aat-Francisco & Wiggin,
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Hay! Hay !--I2OO bales OF
prime hay just received by
datb0sst, s8F sale by Joiner 4
RirkIey, "a Monroe street. 7
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WEATHERBEE's is the place to
sismile."
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A NEW sty'e Hat, something eIe-
CANT" just received at Francisco & Wig
gins.
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HI sUPREME COURT
A Gard from tE4 Bar. aud An
sWer Of 5udge smith.

MEMPHIS. TENN, March q, 1869.
hon. Henry G. Smith:
The undersigned, members of the bar
a. Memphis, respectfully request you
reelection as JudgeOf the Supreme
Court OF Tennessee, for the Western Iii
ufofOn - I'm CE.Ao
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vision Of the State.
A Wright, V A " Anderson,
NJ Z Trszevant, James Brett,
NJ l. Perkins, H G Mariner.
IL Il Jackson, b II Estes,
I'D A Beecher, CT Vance,
} w Clapp, Isham q Harris.
sam 5 Anderson, I'd Mallory.
M p ~Jaroagio, Frayser.
Mcdowell, h 3 Martin,
Il Stockton, I'D Mcklssick,
10 Dyer, W A Dunlap,
J w Scales, Henry craft,
Z I Scruggs, CIV Metealf,
joan EOnterell, Is Is Barnes,
Il Myers, JC McDaVitt,
Chas kortrecht. l. Mcfarland,
DH eOsJon, &C Scarborough,
e II Wat. TnOs RSmith.
A NJ stephens, ED Duncan.
l. Lehman, X NJ Haynes,
B n Hait, Ia Ryan.
WIN Craig, u Caruthers,
q W HeiskelI, J p IS kes.
G W Adams Il L Griffin.
} tnpPln, nc Williamson,
IL Parham, Jesse ii Tate,
j b MicOnu. Geo CAN'T,
+ Dix, L Bslcher.
J h Mathews, Lewis Bond.
Barbour Lewis, Law 5 Marye
~ & Rainey, LV Dixon,
\ w Miller, ) Cannon,
j q Helskeil, W L Scott,
j B ~Edgington, ] B Chambers,
W Y g DUNES, ThosR Flippin,
ii Gay king, Channtng Richards,
" NJ Randolph, W Frayser,
r II Heath, J NJ Gregory.
Geo l. Stahl, &C Graves,
James o Pierce.
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CAsTILLIAN Hat-at Francisco & Wig
Gin
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-27

There were eight arrests in the First
and FIVE in the Second district, during
the twenty four hours ending ct six
O'Clock.
Sails Brown, colOred, was arrested
and locked up by officer McEroy, for
shop lifting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-27
THE COURTS.

NEW Importation Of Hats at francisco
& Wiggin's, Peabody Hotel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-27
FOE Emf.

ION REyT-LARGF SPLENDID FRONT
II OFFICE en- Front ROw. Apply to
y J.ANDkENS,
vb15 Commercial Hotel.