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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, January e-The
'u4erai OF Gen. Rousseau this afternoon
WIS largely attended, noEFithstsDding
the npieasantnsss Of the wsather. The
services were performed at Christ Church
~ the Bishop Of Louisiana. The pail
bearers we're GzBs Hatch, Mover,
Bick with, B4bcock, Porter, TOmpklna,
AcClem, SJeedmAn, Heron, Lee, Me,
Milan, Bussey aud GGrney, and also an
equal nun ter of the Masonic fraternity
Tue escort consisted or the let Uaited
: ates Infantry, Battery Z, Isi United
5tstee Artillery, company q, 9th United
states Cavalry, Masonic fraternity, city
ufiieers aud Council, State officers, mem
"a Of Ice Legislature, and q large con
C arse OF eiuZens on foOg and IN car
Flsgss. Resolutions OF sympathy and re-
srsg were adopgl 4 by the Legislature and
City Council, aud messages Of similar
character were transmitted by the Gov
eraOr sHd Mayor 70 those bodies. The
Courts adjourned and nearly all the pub
iiG Offices and business houses were
4lOsee along the line Of march of the
funeral Ccrlegs.
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NAW YORK.

EEw YORK January 9 The Herald's
Washington dispatch says the Treasury
authorities have ssoeTtGined that the re-
cent raid upon { CsTksvills, Texas, ana
the murder O. Inspectors Phillips and
Hammond were com miited Ia the inter-
est OF the whisky ring; and, moreover,
that certain telegraph com psnies ara IL
lea que with the ring " kilograms
that were sent from here TO officers OF
customs and internal revenue, at New
Crgerus, were known 10 outside parties
81 most a. aocn as they were put OF the
wires, and dispatches from the officers III
New Orleans, in reference to affairs in
Kiss, were known TO mem bers Of the
aD Ky ring here before they were re-
&C we'd 81 the Department. Measures
have been gdopted by the War Depart
ment 10 secure the ssfety, il future, Of
.as officers u the Government on duty
along the Rio GFande
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san FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, January "A letter
from CuliBa, NJ. x'co, gives an account
VI = terrible earthquake which was ex-
perienCed 10 that city on the morning Of
the 20ih OF Decemb her. Fer thirty days
previous the volcano Of Cullna, thirty
miles distant from the City, had exhib-
tied sy mptOlns Of internal ccmmoticn,
sending fOTta smoke and steam, accom-
panied by numbIlngs and shakings Of
the earth, and on the morning OF the 29ih
by 3 gentle rocking Of the eartb, which
gradually increased in violence until the
walls OF the hOgses in the CITY cracked
and everything breasable was demol
ishsd. The vibrations from the northeast
to s0Uthess. lasted forty seconds THE
Cathedral, 3 warehouse sDd sll the brick
buildings were cracked fFcm top to bot
tom, and the people startled fr0n sleep,
rushed frautically for the plaza. It Is
reported tbat number Of persons were
killed by The falling Of the National
Hotel. Tho shock wRs felt long dis
tance IN tie interior. Places 10 the
ground were opened, trees unrooted,
bills IeEelsd, the water cour5es CHANGED.
and q general upbeavai o. the earth took
Dlacs. At the city OF MaBzillo the Ca
thedral Whieh had stood the shocks II
earthquakes and storms for over cen
tury, was riven from top to bottom, and
even the tiles on the roof were broken
some eighteen or twenty persons were
crushed by the falling wals Of the
American EIotel and the other buildiDgs,
and were buried 10 the raius.
John D-1oo, a recent arrival from
Australia. and formerly a cl TX in the
Oriental Bank Corporation at Melbourne,
was arrested to-day for forgery. He had
o,. his person, when arrested, letters Of
Ill, ard bills Of exchange amounting
=. 80 ,--e- ss,- 600, written on genuine paper
If ~ ~ tbe O-isnta' Bank ct Melbourne, pnr-
Torfing - lin to be- slgueS by the regular off,
GERS Of the bank.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, January 9-F. 8. Rich
srds, Speaker of the House Of Represent
aiiVes snd delegate to the Chicago Con-
ventioB for the State at large, has intro
cuced bill 10 the House, To be submit-
ted to the voice of tha people, authoriz-
log s Convention, to be composed Of the
members OF the present Legislature, to
convene on the 22i al February, to en-
franchise the disfrancht sed people of this
State Toe bill came Up In The House to-
day, aud Mr.. Richards made an able
spe ch IN support OF it. The bill, at the
close Of the debate, was indefinitely post
pODed. Mr.. Richards is thorough na-
tional Republican, and ia 1865 advocated
tbs bill allowing negroes to testify In the
courts, and voted for their enfranehise-
ment, but the majority OF the House diff
fer with him on the suffrage question,
but admitting his ability and trust
worthinsss, they do not think the time
for q general acknowledgements has ar.
rived. The subjact will hereafter come
up in another shape. The Kuklux have
much d with he state of feeling on
the franchise question.
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y H.

NEALED proposals viii be received at the
- Office Of the unders gned. ID lacks n poTt,
J acE son county. Arkan-sls. until the nrsJ day
OF January, 1863, To- the eTeCtiOn OF bRI h
COURT HOUSE, with Iron window caps and
sillz, Iron CoTnIce, s.airWays and balconies.
--iats ard 'iB roof The size Of sald building 50
.0y 20 feet, with cenIer u1Olsctrons on eacD sIoe
bnd e a, uf two by NJ e-sn feet, carried up with
uOTItitOries to be two stories high, with
manszTd OF French rOOl. beilFy end dome.
Plan and specidcatious can be seen At this
once. Three annual nay menJs- U D- ~ ads ECa
oOrding 10 the prOgr ~ OF the WORK, and toe
house s. 70 be completed Dy the nrst Of Jan
uarY, lBsv and the payments TO be made SC
CoFding 10 the reports OF Lne Internal La prove.
ulsnt Commissioners 10 the courl.
RILEY KISMAN,
dsc2 In Sheriff Of Jackson County. ark.
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GEORGIA..

AUGUSTA, January 9.--It is reported
that the murderers OF Martin aud his
two sisters, VINO were Murdered q few
weeks ago, were taken from the jail at
Appling and lynched. a white man
named Anderson Upton, and three ne
grOe5, who composed the party, confessed
having murdered Martin and his sisters
and the subsequent burning Of the house
in order to cover their guilt.
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ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS, January 9.-GsB. Sherman
has received Information tnst the pre-
seBtatiyes OF 100 lodges Of Comanches
had arrived al FRI BsscOmb, New Mex
IcO, and offered to surrender, and that
they were notified that no surrender
would be received az Fort Cobb, the OBJ
jscJ being 70 haye all the tribes on the
plaiDs within watching distance Of Gen.
sheIidan.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January 8. 9.-McDevitt de-
cliues Denis very fair challenge 10 play
three pu4n shot American games Of 1900
or 5000 points, the fast IN Chicago, the
second p Montreal aDd the third IN y 5W
York, for $1,000 or $1,000 side for each
game. He viii only play the push saO,
game OF 1900 Ur 300 points for $500 q
side, iE Chicago, which he knows no sen
sible player viii accept.
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we heartily endorse the following
timely and common sense remarks Of our
the Ledger
It will be seen from the proceedings o.
the County Com missigaers that ths Eu0-
soFipti0n asked for by no President and
Directors OF the mississ ppi railroad has
been voted to the eZ;eug of 1890, 600. Il
is suggested that during the consideration
Of the subject the OILY opposition which
was made apparent arose from personal
hostility to Mr.. Mitchell, the President
Of the road. We have heard of similar
to the Selma road, on account
If the connection Of Gen. Forrest there
with. This Is all wrong, come from
Whence IL may. We cannot get along
without burying the past as to all, who
as good ciuZ9ns, are engaged and eff
cient ia enterprises for the public good
That Mr. Mitchell was a Uni0uisi, ard
that Gen. Forrest was a Confederate is
equally nc fault. That one is q Rspubii-
can and the other Democrat is not the
matter with which we are concerned.
The question is one Of qualifications
alone. No one doubts tho executive
ability of Gen. Forrest for one road, aud
/ here is no more reason 10 doubt the TT
ness Of MIR, Mitchell for the other.
He is q quiet and uDostentatious
man. He is not the less efficient
because he makes no large preten
tions. Men who make a A." Dig Glow
generally make but "a small show."
We understand Mr.. Mitchell Ia an exye-
rienced railroad man. And he has eerp
tainly proved mis- zeal IN this matter by
bis unIaltering efforts for several years,
and his competency by his success. He
has not only the support Of the Board Of
Directors, but that also of the intelligent
and Influential citizens along the line Of
the road, whose confidence ne hRs. He
has obtained the charter by personal ex-
ertiOns, without which, with the adyau-
tages it confers, 1t could never have been
obtained. And now that subscriptions
OF means are beginning to be Tealized
he ID too far on the way - success TO
leave any doubt that, as to this road, be
ID the right man In the right place. We
have as little use for his political views
as is pOssibls, Rut believing hin &c de-
serve respect as private gentleman, and
TO have the disposition aa we'll as the
power 10 do the service required, we
shall not permit Ourselves 10 oppose him
on the ground OF political antsgonisms
In business matters 8 truce TO politics for
the present, and let every man behave
himself.
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NOi..R.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween G. ", StuEdlvsnt, j. A. NeyiIIs and
= O. Lawhorn, uncsr TIE firm name OF G. W.
ST. EulEANTo 9 & ., was this CAV 1IGsOlved by
mutual sgTet meDt- c. ". SturUiNant having
purcL Lased the 6nI!rs tsterest OF the retiring
partners will continue the Grocery ana Com
mission business a. The old stand. No ls2 r FrOut
street He s.One Is an nor Esd to WI j up the
affairs CfLhe late firm and Is isTespOnsffis fOr the
LEb litles OF ssid dlm. { " Srf ED1NA AN 4,
J. 4. SENlLL@.
r. q. LAW ORN.
rer-arv1 1gaa sol
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This exhibit, as the Union and AR3eTt-
can says, illustrates the position that the
ravsges o. the two armies we're fearful
indeed, and must have left nothing but
squ2lid poverty in "lOyal" East Ten
neGsee, or there has been very sharp
attempt st making loyalty pay.
There Is another feature Ia the busi-
ness: The loyal " CitZ ms OF Frank
lin county claim 10 have LOST S1l9 057
When the question OF secession was pre-
sentsd to Ine people OF that county on
the Sth Of June, 1851, there was not
loyal ci1gsn to vote against it, and
so the vote was unanimous in favor CT
secession. In Shelby county there were
only i've VINO voted against secession.
Yet the loyal citizens" of thar county
are sufferers by the rsbellion to the tune
of S544 1914. There are several other
counties ia Middle and West Tennessee
where " Union mon +" were rem marksLly
scarce upon the largest vote ever polled
in the State, when the question Of secss-
sion was presa nted 10 this people, whose
property, according 10 the figures re.
turned 20 the General Claim CUmmis-
slOuer, must have been swept from the
face OF the earth. As " rsGelsh and
4" loyal citizens suffered slike from the
taking and destruction Of property by
the two armies which, from its peculiar
location, preyed almost ineessantiy upon
Ih.s State, the wonder is bOH the people
have managed to euOsist. We think
sgeTy candid man viii admit that this is
one Of the incest little games 10 make
money that has ever been attempted IL
Tennessee. The " mole thing Is o daspe-
rate attempt TO make - loyalty" pay,
but il is hardly probable tnat Congress
will, 10y making an appropriation 20 pay
these =" Claims" set 3 precedent that
would add untold millions 10 the national
d, b;.
The appended is The table referred to,
and presents nice little bill for the
nation to sette-the aggregate amount
being about six and s-haif millions of
dollars.
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EQTEGES.

NOTICE. have Tract CT Land. 40 acres.
~ near ths Old State Lice road, We miles
nom Memphis, well improved. with 2
good young orchard % Peaches. Apples,
Pears and Cherries, su extra nns Vel
Of Water, which I wish u9 sci for c1sh.
This place Is iu sn excellent neighborhOCd,
near Nr :. smith snd Geo. c. Holm=s In
qure IN the premises, or OF NogEnent a Graves,
Nc. 1 = towards Row.
ds8 In d4w ROBT. W SORMENT.
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CENGENNATE.

CINCINNATI, January s.-PhFes ooun
teffel,er-, wilh lot of nickel coin and
tue implements to make the same, were
taken 10 by the police officers this morn
l1g, and the United States Commission
ers committed them TO Jail in default of
hail
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SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WASHING TON, D. G.

TFEHIS FIRlf. ESTABLISHED AT WASH.
/ iaEton, tOfiee. 2s1 + 5treet), win attend 20
Supreme Court OF the United e., and Curt
q Clafms and siso 10 the recovery q ei6lnls
sEsingE the CfOvzTf menL or individuals and
70 business before Congress and IN the Depart
m5Cts.
The senior member hss been p practising
lswyer 70 thirty two years, and Is d mem Der
Of Lbe bars OF Tie supreme courts oi ar an
sss Lou Eisna znd the L1ltec states 4 G
junior. breC lawyer. was i0rg kepreseL "a
Ave snG SenRUCr IN Tia Consre=S OF tI= United
state and familiar WITH TIE modes of trans
aS1ug busfuess IN tire Departments
Tire senior, retaining his residence at Mem
rlnIs viii also, IS 1ue Of the hrnl OF PIKE,
ADAMS 8 PIKE, 6ltss Q 20 cases fl TIE 81
preEne Curts or ATEznsas G-ld Ienu5 see, aud
In the United states Courts enc thauceEy
L III 81 Ael lhls. nOE-s %
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= II ANIN8 disposed Of my entire Interest in
the nrms OF MsttheWs, JudsOn 3 Co and
. 4udsOn a co. 70 the remaining partner, am
nc longer s lem Der thereof They assume q q
The indebtedness Of sad firms. and are alone
zulbozized 20 collect the Indebtedness G ne the
same. K. q. MATTHEWS
Mem phis, Tenn, New. ., ls6s
The bEsiuss- OF said firms viii continue as
hereto ore Sy The undersigned. reInsiDiHs part
lneT6. under . name and sJyls Of JUDSO& B
90. who assume Ii liabilities OF said firms,
-aud . bo alone are authorized 70 collect the In
cebtsdnssz due the same
A. r. JUDSON,
r. Il. lUD-OS
]. t. ALEXANDER.
Msssuls. November y, lsjS.
Ia refining from said Grns respectfully re-
commend tbeE2 70 the patronage or my friends
noyl9 Ina r. q. MATTHEWS.
Ledger, su1etiE and Post copy.
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a.allm N. OoRoNNA Z 90.
Four PlsntalioBs for sale Q Y Aent.

fv,HREE Plantations, containing abo ~ .i6st sV
e@res each. together with stock, corn 4 NosI'
- ei.,,eufe eta. os came These fErU5s ste
~ ssaP-31 abour twenty niles trOw 9smp Ns,
Tiesssnt HI DsSotO coun =, II ssisasl 'p1,
I Is1 - fsfm contains about l50O acres, a. W
AHS AHS..S--ss8 In Ashley cOuutv, ArHar sas. FoS
- s - amy % aae, near Plsasapt sia Mis-
tSftns @fb-s +. A. MAAWEil L.
r.s.- 70 =. NJ Anpszon & Co. and tsylor a
q kand, AsmPh = IshA' S -
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Col. JOHN w. DUNCAN, prominent
citizen Of Georgia, died st bis residence
IN Atlanta, on the 5th instant. He was at
one time connected with the HltelIigeRcer
OF that city eed was highly esteemed by
his BeighboIs and friends as q gsntlsman
Of marked ability.
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NOR sALE-one OF the finest FLAGTA-
r TIONS in the NissisSippi Bottom, situated
so miles bslOw Memphis IN Arkansas miles
from adsos's Landing, containing 10 aeresi
with dwelling and all necessary outhousesi
frame quarters fof so hands, good gin and MILL
TOOK and tools, There is now 30 or ~ gOod
hands on the place that caH be had by the
nIrchasar. A great bargain can be had 0y early
spplication on the premises, or OF PRICE q
TERRY Com mission Merchants NO. 10 Union
isS A. o. HODGES,
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=. SMATION 70 PLlNFgRs.

NOn hand coDsignm or the eel
EAT z hav, DICKSON "sEs-EC1 NoBIoN
" ebraIe We oier for tale IN les 70 snt
SEED" which sis seed, toe raost prolific ID
The Planter PEu 70 yleld Oh an average
use has been kn N1E ACRE The staple Is
I NO BALES 10 NJ pie sta Ks may De seen
very superior aud 'Osetfully Invite the at
AZ our once. We re- eommgaiiy ana The
Geniiog OF the piantin. ~ superiority Of this
Irsds Generally 20 The gF-
ssSk
~ Circulars ssnt e address fse'
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NOTICE.

A y e.ection viii be held by the -tcckholders
"a OF the h5rchRn g NaLlOnsl Bank, at The
banking house IA MONDAY January =, IS 9
between The bours OF 10 an. and pm, y
slsC- Nine Directors for said Bank Tor The snsu-
Ing year.
1e.s In z A. PARTE.E N.ashiar.
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Dissolution OF COpaFtneFshlp.

~-OTICE - hereby siven that tie firm Of
~ POWER & ACGEOI il this day dissolved
~ mutual oOnssni. The debts due The 6rm
efill be collected by Mr.. q. K q. Jones who has
Eeeu made trustee BY us ior that purpose.
JOHN POWER
THOMAS MCaEOY
Alarnv.s "a. Tenn. DeoeTaher J. lSsS de2 "
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ssNBE firm of WIG9S. CHEEK 4 CO, is tbs
4 day dissolved By mutual consent III, J. J.
Wigs = authorized 70 settle the business OF
said 6rm J. II WIGS,
J. v. PACE, JR,
January g. 1853 ra5l GEL W. Heck.
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IMMIGRATION TO TENNESSEE.
What ihe Railroads Propose
to DO.
The People Of the North look
10 Tennessee "a a Mecca.

The Nashville Press and TINES Rad
ical) of Thursday Gays:
We learn from Commissioned B0-
KUN, who has just returned from At
lants, that important steps have been
taken by the convention OF railroad sill
GERS, held there, in favor of immigFa-
tion. Mr.. Bokum has handed US the
following interesting letter for publiea-
tion,u which, let the APPEAL add, IL
one among many truthful answers to
the defaming inuendos of the South
and OF Tennessee, propAgated by public
men interested in the sale Of lands in
other : aUs:
BRADY fosrorFICE, INDIANA Co, PA,
Decsmber , 1885,
Rev. II. Boi1um:
Dear Sir: [ am IN receipt Of your
interesting letter, and, s. requested, will
publish II IN cur county papers. l am
also IN receipt OF your Weie0me annual
report, which is eagerly sought after by
the ffieEdi. I hope yen will send an
other copy. Your " Hand Book came
also, and before LETT the cfI1ce I had to
give Il b. persons who eOntsm plate
going to Tennessee. These books are
=eueat after with such tenacity tina.
I can scarcely keep them to read
myself, for any length OF time. [
will have extracts published from
your annual rspOrt; they viii have
beneficial efgectes on our emlgra-
ton movement. Some left last week
fjr your State, and next Monday two
gentlemen are going to purchase q tract
If land for coiopy a number propose
starting ia three weeks; they Will call
and see y u. These may be termed tEe
skirmlsheFs, IN 0dVanee Of the spring
emigration. Tennessee IS gGiRig gToHnd
among those srhO propose eHigrGtiqg
and i8 fact ID appears 10 be the modern
" Mecca y IN the minds Of the peGD{e.
People who have hitherto withsIOOu ine
inducements to emigrats Westward are
now anxious to go to Tennessee. I some
times think there is mysterious iEfiu-
enee in the name. Persons whose wives
ana children are troubled with the ills
incident to our rigorous Northern win
ters, want q more genial cline. The
winter has been severe for nearly a
month. More than thirty-twO inches of
snow have fallen. II the Legislature
strengthens your hands and co. o.Operates
with the emigration movements es sUg-
gested by yOu, they may look for a large
influx Of population next (lhis) year,
hardy, libsFty-loving people.
[ have submitted your suggestion for
lecture to the friends of the movement,
and they are highly elGted. You Will
hear from them ere long. Gentlemen
who have been to your state, and who
have returned with glowing descriptions
of the same, but VINO had nothing to
sustain their declarations except their
mere ipss diEit, tender you their thanks
for your Hand Book and Report IL
strengthens their declarations and makes
their assertions have the weight that
proPeriy belongs To them. l hope you
may be successful in making arrange
ments for the cheap transit of emigrania
to your State.
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Years ago, our esrs we're charmed
with strains Ct the Swedish Night
ingsle" " and the " Black 5@eu," and
nog s-e are To be treated to those of a
Y HeVek D--.t1tHSh.
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COY R. PHELPS, Presidant

X low III - en by 1Gese pcesents, that the
tDuI o-its as iI ual Lie insurance Company,
cf l. -JTl. tJa o.. do hereby authorize BEN
in uiu +. Al.e, Jr-, a 3Tnty in the State OF
nae see, i9r ana Uu behalf of said Company,
90 q a. p ana AnuW eGge service Of all pro
cc q u1thcr iveu of Hnal in any action or
3. O-ce,llh : against said Company in any of the
tJ-Its ui --4id -tste OF tennessee, and II Is
AelcIy ad1ui lei Al ssrsed that such service
OF the process IL -Fesa'd shall be taken and he's
90 10 valid sIl sufficient in that be1Rlf the
same as li ser. 80 upon said Company accord
tis - ia lass aid lract c. of said state. or OF
any CLuer ~sa-r. and O. II claims OF right OF
81. o. ty resFCu lt { - lnannsr OF such servicg
10 q tbF expressly waived ana rcliEQuf-hed
q lines our hands AMI @ seal OF the CON-
pHGy, th 3 TIE 5Jtu ga II November lcSs.
Coy r. tH @ LIPS, President
". @. OLHsrED. Secretary.
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DIsSOLUTLONS.
Dissolution 3f CopartnersAip

rTyHE firm Of THOMPSON & CUaMISS l.
1 this day dsss1iyed by mutual consent.
Either party is authorized u sign in quida-
don WADDT Thompson.
A. L. CCMMINS.
Memphis January ], 1903. Jas
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Guy r. PA lns, President, and Woodbridge &.
OlmsteO. See etary OF the Connecticut Mutual
Lie insurance company, being duly sworn
depose sLd ~, that the foregoing Is a nll
true and carT'c statement of the affairs of said
Comp ny t1at me sad Insurance Com pany IL
the naN rner OF Bl least One Hundred
Thousand IL liars OF actual cash capital, In
vested !7jrts aud l nited states stock and
Oo4cs, 90 l,t, and mortgages )f real estate
ursnvuEi3Is. Ell. Rnd orth double the amount
r. WEIru u- pc Is Tl oi tagged, and that Iney
are ths s9eNs desciiDed officers OF said Insu-
rance Com a-y.
aCY r. PHELPS, President
". =. CLrss ID. secretary.
Sunsou3 -7 % u sworn 70 before me, this the
Sjia day U. y .vsn1er, 1853.
CLJ. :. GILMAN, Notary Public.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COHPTROLLER' 3 OFFICE,

BEATE OF TENNESSEE,
COHPTBOLLER's OFFICE,
NAsHYILLH January /. 1859.
I, @. W. Blackburn, Comptroller OF the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Connecticut
Mutual Lie Insurance Company, located al
Hartford, in the state OF Connecticut has
produced 10 me satisfactory evidence tnat said
Company has compiled with all the require
ments OF the laws OF the State Of Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Com mpRRies; and fur
thsr certify that Carpenter & white, Agents
OF said Company, has also complied with the
OF the laws Of the State, made
and prOvided in such cases wherefore, said
Come ticgf Mutual Life Insurance Company
has authority 20 take risks and transact the
huainsE4 ol insurance in this State, al Mem
pnlE, Shelby clu1ty, Tenn.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee
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