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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-08-25

The long dry spell We arelasiDs se,@&-.ins an.
fsrenlly upon different nindg, Year saJ trembling
have seized the loins Of esrNn ela,s. They ba-
gin 10 want 20 -seI ready 10 MS enJ shere is
screaming and oui shooting and phsenziesi praying
going on o'nighis. A eoIored man informs % that
an old negro man in town has bad vision q d
vision 81 angels from She North, South. Eass aud
West. AMI they told him hsre wosId be n,oss rain
iOr 40 months. "a Inc nrishboshoei q Mgtsr4. (as
miles oG.) The negsoes believed the World was COM
ing 10 90 end LAT Tuesday week. Tbs night hefsse
.hsy shouted all nishs and prayed til day break
Again - whsn The was 10 eclipse a This place
We observed sn sold suniY" cut one eye II ii. and
Immediately she broke euf Into one Il her -lneelin
pieces" singing away ior dear life.
Thisis al well enough. Prayer i good ii al
times. Bur if some ~ oor eoIofed iiend@ would
Just lei chickens and politics Nos, sis le~ef while
they eonsiaue IN their religious gymnastics they
Would receive LeaIlhill bsnefl and would begin 10
grow in sraes well - The esssm Of ~ honess poo.
pie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-08-25

There mas quite rsrs tims at tie school sr,ms-
nation d Mls Wright whots rAes mar 3 n. For.
rests oa last THURSDAY weeh The little folk 90,
qssisd themselves ss,onsshinsls wsll--in1sed some
Of Tie ODD gray heads vowed h wss tslIegss % :
snail seals. There were dialogues. and dscisms,en
sna composition; then there was capital table
'pss-a and Jssoufrd, and shen The Res. Mt. Nj
saaar ds'isssd 40 of band spey speech. The new
s'ssed gentleman mimseksd The school nrehn Is he
ussd % .palser osm h.s spelling bssk with his ises
hsasinx ever high beach.
lie seli sis ehsps that kis sehsel.mssssr used 10
cone 70 school bare footed and with hi. bcecss roll
81 Up % bis knees. That ifhs bad Aiswsy As'd take
sHs half " she college bred ehsp. nsw and ps, them
81 40 ~oid SAID -shaoI' 70 Learn The mulipIieaiion
isbls and 10 spsll."
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Kew 4 Advertisements.

Armstrong Gator & Co.. adsenses their card 10
this paper Today. Dor Merchants would do well 10
call on these gentlemen hefofs purrhss ne elsewhere
John Laws adseflises biz FIui, Cans. call and nj
supply and save your irui,.
The saie u valuable Mil i postponed until The
18Th September BY Judge Laws.
Zee 'he advertisement q II. n. Brown. Ne msans
what he sys. friend in need should no, % soon be
lorsof.
see Plantation Dint,s.
See Notice Of Sale.
koaKoc. The great Liver fnrigoraior Blood Purif.
-. and Rsnvsasvr, prepared by d.. ]. J. La~renea,
tbs celebrated Physician and Chemist. is a sArr
rIsasasr and EEriasLr .emedy. for The PREVENTION
and euns Of I'll diseases ess.cd BY Torpid Liver.
Impure Blood. Disorders ~ che kidneys, or Debi.ny
o. The Nerves. system.
Il nEeULATrs the secfeions. EaapIcAT ell HunoRs
o. rAS,s, fesl0a lasl or wasted nervous rower and
81 the sane lime taids up and impaSfs Zone and ~
gor 10 sie trhoie sgsftm
To KrEr cooL-Ddnk that soba wArER Of
'uArfg 81 CooL. 30 asrnrsHrss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-08-25
JAMES WEBB. Ir.
N. Nj. WILSON & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

l1th and Gary Streets, hlCHMJhD, VA.
Opposite Tobacco Exchange Building.
SOLICIT consignmenis Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour,
- Corn and County Produce generally.
Stiict personal attention given 70 all sales and
promptrelutns rendered. On hand foil supply Of
Bags for grain. We are prepared to make liberal
advances IN cash. Fertilizers or Merchandise on tbs
faith " shipments. ON consultation.
Thankful for the past helaliiy Of our friends, We
hope 10 deserve fair portion Of their patronage.
We viii remit TO our friends currency by Express,
or Check paysble in Dansi!e, as desired.
REFEn TO- Calvin Graves. ESQ. Caswel, q
Col Vim Martin, esq Johnston & ficklcn, Bankers.
Dansille va. ] prltchetI. Pilsylsania county, Va
DR. Wm NJ Darlington aud 5 q Edmunds, Halifax
county, Va, Coll w Cunningham. Person, N e.
March 20. lO-6m
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]. b. nuNTERG CO..

]. b. III INTER & CO.,
GENERAL
Produce Commission Merchants.
PORTSMOUTH. VA.
Solicit Conslgnments If all kinds Country
Produce Including
Cotton. Gram. Lumber,
Sis,es. Naval Stores,
Flour, Dried and Green Fruit,
Dry and Green HIDES.
Beeswsx. FIaxseed.
Better, Cheese,
Eggs. Poultry, Roots aud Herbs,
and al Marketable Produce.
n LICK Sales and Prompt rRsturns Guaran,eed.
Cash orders (ar prsslsce IN hznd) fos Com,
Meal. Bacon. Fish. Fertilizers. DC General Merchan-
die. will be Filled with care aud shipped with Dis.
patch.
Agricultural Lime--Delirered at Depot
here. lno charge for Bags OF Draragel at
% 10 p~r sEuEIs
Fresh Ground Plaster. sl4 90 per tun.
Bags furnished Free Of Charge TO parties
desiring 10 Ship Us Grain.
ta~ All letters Of inquiry promptly an
swered and best possible information fur
nished.
August 1863. 2s-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-08-25

,5yws think with pleasure d visiting pans'''s
!, dis lims Of year Because " expect 'saas,' =
Z, ,ome Il lbe biggest soraoes YOU ever saw f04
= whs,e, why ., our f,ead--W 8 faI'on's--
- ceIIen and popular Banker ~ that town AZ
raises en-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-08-25

This Is The greatest county for wood you ever saw.
II J. body hasn't sos the moll'y--he1t pay you 70
wood. An old eouasss gentleman The other day ae-
,u.y offered 70 take himself and biz whole ism'ly
ia,, The eireus-~sf they'd take y oui 70 wood
l,u. herman ssid b vas sorry; wasn going y stay
ID, one day. AMI didn't have any use Tor i. But
we'll take wood for the Rssprder ess:, time.
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COMPOUND ExraAer
* O s * o 81

ARE you sick. nervous. or debili-
tated? Are you suffering from any
form Of Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Rheu-
matism Liver Complaint, Kidney
Disease, or Nervous Prostitution, SC ?
If SO you can be restored to health
and vigor by using DR.. Lawrence's
celebrated ''KosKoo.' 1t cures the
most inveterate forms of Chronic Dis
eases when all other remedies fail |!
1t is not a secret quack medicine;
the FORMULA is around each bottle,
and tits a STANDARD remedy of rec
merit. Prescribed by the
best physicians, and many thousands
of onr best citizens. Prepared only
by j.. Lawrence, NJ. d, office and
Laboratory, Iron Front Building cor
ner Market and Main streets, Nor
FoLR, Va. For sale BY all respebta-
BILE druggist in United States and the
British Provinces. For testimonials
of rIrRES- No. SEQ s.Kncirnon Alsssa
nae for this year.
THOUSANDS Of our American la
dies suffer and die every year from
diseases peculiar to their sex-in
fact this form of disease is the scourge
of American females. Very many Of
them 60 on from year to year with
out help and without hope, because
they know of no remedy. But for
tunately, there is a SAFE and RELIA-
BILE remedy, by the aid Of which hun
dreds have been restored TO perfect
health. This great remedy is DR..
LAwRENcE's celebrated "WoMAN's
FRIEND It's great merit is recogniz-
ed by the best physicians, and from
its nature and usefulness il becoming
popular in every part Of the country.
OK ACCOUNT Of the great number Of
wonderful CURES of obstinate and IN
veterate cases Of Scroflla Dyspepsia,
Liver Disease, Kidney Affections,
General Bad Health, &C., made by
the celebrated "KosKoo" it has won
the enviable reputation of being the
best and most popular medicine ever
discovered. 1t is daily prescribed by
physicians, and recommended by
many thousands of our best citizens.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants
everywhere.
~ Ladies suffering from any
disease peculiar to thei sex, can be re-
stored to health by using DIR. LAW
.WoaAN's FRIEND" 1t pu-
rifles the secretions, and restores the
system to a healthy condition. "a
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOT
TIE
~ Prepared only by
J.J.LAWRENCE. nj. ID.
Nn~co1l- ".
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NoTIcE-rAxEs.

N0TICE-TAXES.
4 WILL attend at The following places for the col
'filfa e h hasds ID BE lf isih d 4osn.
Cedar Grove, Tuesday the II.
w Halls, Weuresuay rue
" Mangums Store, Thursday the 10.
John u Lipsconb, Friday the 20.
a Durhams, Saturday the 81,
/. Samuel Paiiersons Mills, Monday the %,
Chapel Hill. Tuesday The "a.
Thomas Gates old Store. "Wednesday the IS.
HiIIsbJrough. Tor the months u August and
September
Persons viii take due notice add attend. he law Is
s,ric, and the taxes mu-i be collected
JOHN TURNER, Sheriff.
July 81. a.
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Thanks !! Thanks /!

My hearty thanks arc rendered to the citizens of
IyE Hillsl,oso and the surrounding country Tor tie
very liberal patronage The, haze given in my line
Of business. am sill trying 10 please customers al
my WARE ROOMS corner Of Wake aud Tryon
sheets. West II the Methodist Church Give me u
call, and IT, whst..you need Is not hapd il shall be
made al short notice. Uphoislerins neatly done. Wall
M, and common wood Collins on hand or furnished
al short notice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-08-25

IAN srcH THIAos BE, cASBy'-That
while the drspet 81 France is apsning the
prison doors to prlilicaI offenders. and
granting universal amnesty TO other classes
pf prisoners. can II be that you. Candy, in
this free republic. have The conscience TO
lnsis, Upon The rigid application &c form
oi ea;h--gisiag your own interpretation
thereto. by the way--,hst was only intend
ed for operation At certain critical period
now long since passed aud gones Verify.
there seems TO be moie justice aud modera-
lion 10 imperial France Than IN Republican
Virginia under thy rele, Candy!
n. Il Herald
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-08-25

Tho Rev Robert DurwslIwho was 'ne e''ee"s'
p.... n ,be Presbyterian Church at this place 'o'
,..nvl wears i now IN this town. Mr.. Bowell nov
resides ID Charlotte.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-08-25
DEATH or A GOOD MAN.
From The Chaflaue Observer.

Hon. ]. w. 0sburne died ;, his residence
in this City. yesterday morning. q II
o'clock.
10 crmmen with the whole community.
we muurn the loss oil this great aud good
man. death losesa shining mark" could
not have bsrn better exemplihed than in
the death 81 Judge Osborne. for he was uot
only shining light" 10 This community.
but was loved and resrrenced by the Gu.
Gems Of the State generally.
Al another time we will publish sketch
81 the life. character and services of this
eminent scholar. jurist aud statesman.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Commissioners for Orange County
will meet in the Court House IA flillboro',
Isl Monday 10 September next.
JOHN LAMS Clerk.
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500 Presents.

EsOR Fruit Dfiers according to quantiiy and mali.
: ", either Backberres or other dried frui,s ~
,.as 1863. AMEs WEBB. Jr.
HOW TO PAY YOUR THxES. 2a=
SELL your Wheat and Dried Fruits TO
= JAMES WEBB, IT,.
June 1869. ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-08-25

~ Our sxesllcnt Dentist Dr.. Rubelison-is n
ofsse insn In the morning lin sir IN The evening
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srsoul.a AND FAr.L cAsr ~ PorsoS,So.-

SINGULAR AND FATsL Casa W PoIsoSiHs.---
The Providence Press states that DR..
Francis l.. Turner, physician Of Newport.
died on Thursday last, as i supposed. from
The effects ~ poison. Abnut year ago a
package OF arsenic. which he was cart, ing
liz the packet Of his coat. broke open aud
spilled the contents. lie removed most u
|lhe substance aud lhuught no more uf Il.
|Somc time after he ale some coukies which
he had put 10 The ssmc pocket, aud soon
latter was seized with illness. one ut the
features OF which WAS partial paralysis oi
one Of his legs, aud Ifum who he gradually
sank TIL bis death as above.
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LAND FOR SALE.


f,br suIscrilcF intending 10 rcmuse. Now offers
IL sale his valuable plantation 90 which he now
resides. II 10 situated near MebanessIlie Depot IN
n Orange County. within one mile Of the N. U.
R.R. IL we'll wa,efoi and has god buiIdings on
d. every description, oil in good ORDER |. ecnslns
about IS acres, a Considerable part % which Is IN
6ae canliiiou ier farming operations, there ION il
/ good smith shop and wood shop, and Is suited 10
either mechanic or farmer.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, are requested TO call
and examine or themselves u not sod privately
= wI perhaps be sold publicly about The middle .ol
October neat. $500.
July 81. Nv
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WANTED.

WANTED.
DS SHARES North Carolina X. n. wanted.
81 W. pay cash Tor them. J. W. u.
June "a. -
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DRIED FRUIT.

1 HAVE orders from New York 10 buy all The cried
fruits in this and the adjoining counties, al good
prices. And have just bought large stock Of all
kinds Of Good, jus. before colon rose in price, when
ihoy were Flower than they will he again soon. cant
be undersold. and win make il 10 your interest to
trade with me at Webbs' ceeap Cash and Barter
store.
JAMES WEBB. Jr.
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A CooL rnocEEpiSe.--A married couple
10 this county. says the Evansville (Ohio)
Courier, vhu had been living together Tor
something over year, separated recently
ia u very peculiar manner, and. 10 say the
least Of II. under very unusual cireum-
stances. We know nothing about their
married lie. whether il had been happy or
otherwise. but suppose i 70 have been serS
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KOSKOO

THE MosTIMPoRTANT DISCOVERY
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2s-su
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-09
ANOTHER
AMan Found in Articulo MOrtIs.
startling AFFAIR in Paris. Tenn.

The Paris hteligencer Of Saturday,
9Th inst, has the following:
Yesterday morning, q colored man by
the name OF John Bailey, the engineer
of Whites factory, found a man in the
road, q mile east of this place, sppa'
rentIy in great agony and entirely insen
sibie, Help was called, and the unfortu'
nate man carried 10 8 house near by, where
every attention required by his condition
was given him, but all to 10 purpose he
died q short time afterwards.
Notice of these facts vas duly given to
the Coroner, who summoned a jury and
proceeded to give this mysterious affair a
thorough investigation. But the inves'
tjgstion failed to discover any evidence
Indicating that the deceased had come to
his death by violent usage. There were
no bruises or marks on his body, other
than two, both small scratches, d on
his foot the other on his ankle. 1t Is the
opinion Of the jury that these Were
cau, ed either by q tight shoe or by the
abrasion of the ground duri1g his strug-
glipgs. In the absaDee OF any apparent
cause, other than the eoidness OF the
weather, the verdict OF the jury declared
that death had been caused by exposure
occasioned by sudden illness and eonse'
uueDt lnaDllLy on tne paFtCI IHe ueCea7'
ed to take care of himself. 1t may
be proper bere to state, that
the deceased, before leaving town,
tod several gentlemen whose scquaint-
snce he made, that he had been having
chills-was In feeble heaIth-but not
withstanding this fact, he is known to
have eaten 3 half ponnd OF cheese, sad
crackers in proportion, before setting out
on his journey. The physicians are
therefore of the opinion thatthe deceased
was seiZ3d by a sudden attack OF eholic,
which rendered him unable to get to 8
hq1se. As the deceased was met by
some one q short distance from town
about dusk and showed no signs OF In
t~oxication, the facts will admit OF nc
other construction than that placed upon
them.
From papers found on the person C!
the dead man, 1t appears his name was
John +. Miller, was formerly q citizen oi
New York and more recently of Fulton
Station, Ky. He informed DR.. I. Tsyioe
that he was q dentist by profession and
that he was en- route to Smith county, ID
this State. He had letters cOrroboraLlng
this statement.
Oaly twenty-five cents in fractional
currency being found in his possession
be WAS given q decent burial at the pub
lie expense.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-09
CRIMINAL ISTELLIGENCE.

Seven arrests In the First and six in
the Second District up to eight O'Clock.
M. Sturdevant is charged by q ne
gro with having made way with four
bsles of cotton belonging to him. The
case was tried before Squire Willard and
SturdeYant discharged.
About dark yesterday evening, a me-
gro went into Apps shoe store, near the
APPEAL Office, on Jefferson street, and
stole 8 pair Of shoes. He was seen and
pursued by Mr.. App, who fired a shot at
him. This called a policeman, who also
fired three shots al the tiseing thief, but
he got off safe with his plumber.
j. L Ford claims that he left a cole
leather trunk and clothing to the value
OF S40O at the house Of a Mrs. White, on
Second street, opposite Cayos's auction
mart, some tims since, and when he re-
turned TO claim them she refused to give
them up, protesting that be had taken
them away. The matter was put in the
hands Of the police, and will be settled
to-day.
Tom Downey, Abe Kendrick, Eli Nc
Neil and Fountain Walker, all negroes,
were arrested and lodged in the Second
District ~statiOnhOuse to answer to the
charges brought against them by
Mr.. CarrOway, whom they shot at
Presidents Island on Saturday last.
A counterchsrge was made against
CarrOwsy and K. G.. Martin, Of arson,
by the above negroes. Toe latter gave
bonds, and the case will come up before
Squire Griffith to day.
-Ofieer Culien-who, by the w9y, is
one OF the most faithful, upright and
gentlemanly men On the whole force
Yesterday saw. two notorious rascals,
known AS Brocky Burns and Brady, fol-
loving an cid ma named Vernoud, who
il appears was u little intoxicated. Gull
len, knowing they were up to no good,
followed them, and o o caught them
trying to gaTrote the poor old fellow, and
he bounced on them just 10 time to save
him. He managed to Jul Brocky
but Brady got away. The old man was
also carried down to the station, to b'
taken care of. He had on his person
nearly seventy dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-09

Dr. 3ONEs.how practieiug atthe L1uIs-
Vile Hotel, Louisville, Ky, s.ralgnseuJ
cross eyes IN two minutes, inserts ma
M main. cures catsrrh, OzOena, ana
dtssases of the lungs by bis AtomaSSa
ASsJfco aerien system, which directs the
1anosdies through the medium OF warm
snTav 10 ne spot. DE-. Jones makes q
1s;slitv of those difficult diseases ana
aDerations, not well understood by the
.ssmiIv physieiaU. He is a graduate o.
-. hSst medical colleges Of Europe and
tha,.rics- Yon who have failed to en-
IIoH his skill here, 60 to L. uisViile, ny
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-09

WI take pleasure in calling the atten-
finn OF the public to the fact that the
bo1se of Messrs MeCafrey q Cornelius,
Undertakers, are better prepared, II pos
sible, than ever % attend to anything 10
their line Of business. From tue plain
1900 can always be found st their re-
Io.itoIv. No. 800 Second street. They
80, : he favoTs OF those who are so un-
@o,tnnsse as 10 lose q friend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-09

ST GEORGES SOCIETY.-At q meeting
OF the 81. Georges Association, for the
purpose OF taking immediate steps for
opening the library, the Board Of
Trustees were instructed to procure 8
room and fit il up In a suitsb bic manner.
1t is intended to hold a ball on the 23d Of
April, asst. Georges Day." the profits
OF which will be appropriated for the
library. All parties having donated
books to the library will have them
resdy by Wednesday next, when the
committse will collect.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-09
Agricultural,

The Paris Lateligencer OF Saturday
says /" At 3 meeting of the Directory Of
the Henry County Agricultural Society,
several measures Of public interest came
up for discussion and were disposed of.
The one possessing more interest than
another, perhaps, was the time for hav-
ing our next annual Fair. The sugges-
ton was made, and unanimously con-
| Cured iu. thst it should commence on
the first Wednesday in October and con-
tinue through the remainder Of that
week. That will be the lime then, IN
less good grounds for q change arise.
| Details CT arrangement and management
were not touched on, or at least were not
determined on, 1t was decided, how
| ever, that a committee OF one or more
should be appointed in each district, for
the purpose of awakening a general in
terest throughout the county in behali
of the society and its objects, with 3 view
OF increasing the membership Of the So
| cietV.N
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-09
shooiirg.

Under this he2d cur friend Beers. Of
the Brownsville Bee, gets of the fol
lowing IL becomes our painful duty to
chronicle the shooting OF a young man
OF our town OF Tuesday last. II appears,
ss neal as We can get the facts, that two
young gentlemen were sitting in the
Store OF Mr.. Booker engaged in eonver-
sRtiOn, when Il of them, q young man
by the name Of Wren, drew from his
pocket q big, ugly, deadly Colts five
inch repeater, and commenced playing
with it when it went of, the bsll grazing
the other, Mr.. Wills head, producing an
immediate and dreadful-scare to both
no rtiga- -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-09
]. Il. MCHAHON, NEWTON 8. OTIS
MCMAHON &c OTIS,
STATE AGENTS FOR
West Tennessee, M~lsSIsSlppi, Ar
kansas and NGrih Alabama.
N o. 43 MADISON z T,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
]. $. WHITE, MD, W. II. IRWIN, MD,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.

Statement of the Condition of tbs st.
Louis Mutual life Insurance Com
pany, on the ia day of January, 1869.
On the first day of January, 1869, made TO the
Comptroller Of the State of Tennessee, in
compliance with the laws of that State rel4t-
lug TO Agents of insurance Companies of
other States doing business in that State.
The name of this Company is The Saint Louis
Mutual life Insurance Company, and is Local
Eel in the City of st. Louis, County of St
LOats, state OF Missouri.
The amount OF Capital Stock is paid
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-09

The Brownsville Bee learns that on
Wednesday evening, the 24th nit, a gen.
tleman named GOings, residing near
State Line, KY, IN. 4 o. r. b. was
foully murdered by a man named Moore.
They had been disputing about some
corn, and Goings was sitting on the
fence. Moore rode up to him on horse
back, and suddenly stabbed him in the
neck, nearly severing his ht ad from the
body. He then dismOunted aud stabbed
him several times in the breast. Mrs.
q. ran to DIR. Alexander's for assistance,
but returning found her husband dead.
The murderer I'D, snd at last accounts
had not been arrested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-09

THIS afternoon at 2 o'clock the hnal
sale of marble vases, figures, etc. will
tai place at $50 Second street, and We
shsII take it IS a special favor OF the
nsrtjes who purchased at the sales OF
Thursday and Friday last TO call for their
goods this morning
AupftOuaers.