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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-16
FINANCE AND A
uFFICF or THE DAILY APPEALl
AEkPEIs. January IS, la9. !

FINANCE.
There was consicersb l wrangllDg in
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
at their meeting to-day. II Ger
tRinly seems strange to US that
any Alderman would dare to enter
ain sn opinion contrary to His Homer
upon financial questions. The sale o.
the Little Rock bonds, at lie N the dol
lar. so lately reported, stamps the Mayor
rs eminently full Of financial ability.
We hope that the gentlemen who dared
to differ are not those who were classed
in 8 late message "ss those who have
not manifested capacity to successfully
conduct their own business"
Mr.. G. W. Schultz, VINO has been con-
nected with the German National Bank
Of this city, s. " teller" for some yesrs,
to-day assumes tbs same duties at the
First National Bank. Mr.. &. carries
with him the good will and esteem Of
the officers Of the bank with which he
has severed his connection, and will, we
have no doubt, become equally as pOpu-
lar in his new position.
There was a better demand for City
Bonds to-day, and two or three of our
brokers were on tina market. One OF our
banking houses proposed to sell in New
York at SOC, but, in ans wer to their dis
patch, 1t wa replied that 49}s was the
bsst that could be done. Orders ara here
for large amounts, but dealers cannot
buy at prices that would afford 8 margin.
The fact is that holders of City Bonds
can h0d no bstter investment, and are
entirely satisfied TO retain them.
The demand for currency from the in
terror Is large. Oae Of our banks sends
out daily, to points in Arkansas. from
&c. 600 to 1900 for the purchase Of cot.
ton. This drain to tbs interior, which,
In the aggregate TO all points, will not
fall short Of $50, 900 to S1O0, 900 daily,
very naturally keeps our market run
close Of currescy, but, 90 far as we can
learn, there is enough on hand to accom-
modste all regular customers. Outsiders
who wish sccOG modstions are OCCASION
ally refused, but the cases sre rare, and
on the whole our money market is in
better condition than any other in the
West. We quote rs follows, with New
Orleans bills scarce and In active de-
mand:
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FOR vxCKsEuRo.

REGULAR st LOUIS, Memphis ana VicksDurg
u.S. Mail Paokst-r"r s~icksbuFg.
IL ...sr..-s. s.-'..s'''.s.--sh AAcJ D51tSA
FMS eiesauJ passenger steamer
alu leave Ezzsz1Es
THIS DAY, 18Th inst, CT 10 am.
LARRY hARMSTAD, Agent,
iaI5 ~ Madison street.
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the Department. estimate for 1857 was
2,S%OsOOO bales, while the actual receipts
proved to be 2450 0Oo bslss, Tns 81
mate for 1855 was SIS Go bslss - -.
Actual receipts were about 800 O0o 7,
must be remembered that tbs "a
was very wide Of the mark, this sassnn
In ITS estimate of the hog crop, and s. 4,
more than probable that it largely ovs-9
estimates the cotton crop.
The Liverpool cotton statement FOR
the week is Rs follows: Weeks sales
1ks,O 900 baIes. OF this, 5000 we're taken
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hv s-neculators and 20, coo for export.
stock on hand SOC. 600 bales, OF which
"a coo are American. Sock thlst Sl0,-
400 beIes. Of which ISt 900 are AmeTi-
san. This shows an increase IN the sales
over last week OF "a, 700 bales, so in-
crease ia the sales to spectators Of 80. :
900 bales, showing that this demand l.
alone coBdaed to Memphis. The
stock on hand has fallen of GO 600 Dslgs
during the week, the American falling
OF In that time Is QUO bales. Toe total
stock sfioat is q, 900 bales greater than
last week. the American showing az in-
crease o. l4,OO) bales. Il will BE- seen
that European spectators are buying
largely, and that the stock 10 filling Of
rapidly.
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THE BROWNSVILLE BEE.
Coz ". wEsTBROoK Dr.. F. ". BEERa
Late OF Mississippi. Late Of MOBILE.
C BEERS,
Editors aad FrOprieiOrs.

A LIVE WHITE Mans JOURNAL, DE-
"A voted TO pure Democracy and the rights OF
the people.
GERM5-invsrisblys IN AdVance-TWo Dol.
lars q rear One Dollar or SIX Months.
Our very large aud rapidly Increasing ciTcu-
iat1On enReies rs 70 offer superioriIductms nfs,
as an advertising medium, 10 business houses.
The Z THROUGH FHE ES1IRR
WESTERN DISTRICT.
~ NO advertiser ents received except 70
money, and at regular Tsrss.
Address, WESTBEOCK & pFFRl
aGl4tf BROWNSVILLE. Tenn.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
ID.
Open to

on AND AFTER WEDNESDAY srpTE..
" Der 2, 1885, the train on the Eastern DlV1-iC,
OF this Roat viii run regularly IS iouows:
GOING WHsT-Leaves Hopeheld MONDAY
Wednesday ana Friday AZ $50 am and arrive
a. Madison ~ 1 O'Clock PIN.
COhtNG EASr- Leaves Madison Tuesday
Thursday ana Saturday at 80 q m; arrive al
hoPeneld a. / O'Clock pm, and Memphis 81
Ea pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot Ct
Union stgcet a. "a IN.
Tickets for sale al al the Railroad TirRof oa4
ces IN the city.
Freights for Madison or way stations recaivsd
by P. q. Patterson G Co, at their Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight 20 Way stations must be prepaid.
S5-Orfcs OF ROsd, 70. p Jefferson street.
au28 n 3. B. BEAUM Mt. Cen. Sup't.
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FOur Plantations for sale or Eent.

THREE Plantations, containing about 81
acres each, together with stock, corn. fodder
cts On same These farms ar
itpatad about twenty miles IRON Memphis
ga Pleasant HLll, DesOto eoun =, n ~Sissippi
che other IRrm contains about 1900 acres. an,
! situated in Ashley cOuBtF, Arkansas. Fof
erms apply 10 me, hear Plsasan uil 1tsa
IA MAXWELL.
q Rand, Memphis, Tenn dsS La
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THg TIPFOa WEEKLY RRCORD
SAN. P. ROSE, Editor & Pnoprfr
TUE RECORD" IS PUBLISHED EVERY
4 Friday. at
COvIEGTON, TENNESSEE,

And Is an Independent Democratic paper. Z
ctreulates widely IN the counties OF Upton.
Laud-rdaie. Hay WOOD and kayeUe.a ard l. ne
pest advertising medium. through when ths
Merchants Of Memphis may advertise for
country trade, TO BE- fyund in West TennesSea
Advertisements frEerted on liberal ferms
Specimen copies furnished grStis 70 an WHO
may desire them. Add sss
BAN. P. o
suEs I'm LaVfuatnn. Team
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MEMPHIS G ARKANSAS RIYEE
~ ~
Packet Company.

INAE elegant passenger packet THOMAS Il.
L ALLEN, buit expressly Tor this Company,
has now taken her place IN the hGe, and here
after the following boACs will leave Memphis
as heretofore,
HOaGays & EhursGsys, as j c'eISek p.ua.
And rsturntng, leave Little Rock MONDAYS
ana FRIDA Us, at 10 O'Clock am.
THOMAS II. ALLEN. see Reese Pritchard, Master
~. a. ELL--..--..R L. names, Master
oAAhh-----.s-..---......-,h- BlasdeH, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with the Compapy,s
usw ana / 2ct-draught packets for Fort smith,
Close connections made both ways.
AMtRI "A H.-.-.-......Jno W. Williams. Nas.er
ECSI S4IIH..---.~"-.Janos BoWiin, Master
VAN bOhEN .s.--,-..s.-..Jcs Benz cit, Master
Al OF the above boats we're built sxprs.sb,
for the trade, and are particularly sell adapteS
70 II. Passengers and freight will be put
through by this line to ali points on the ArkEn-
Sas river Without ~cetention, and at reasonable
rates.
Ali persons shipping freight for n poipton
the ATkSnsas river from North or EastoT HEM
phts, should have their gOO1s consigned =,
Memphis and Arkansas hfver Packet Cow
pany, n Memphis. dereh -nGise shfpoed Go1
New orleans should be consigned TO Memphis
and Arzsnaas River Packet Com Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Gonna.
0ys once. JNO. u. ADAMS, President.
7. A. KESDI0, Agent,
deAo &s Front stTast. Mostly Block.
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'Old ReliRBiep Memphis and White
Rlver Us. Aail Packet Company,
Semi-Heekly Line,
-. - -

FsNHE splendid side-wheel steamers LIBERTY
i No. z, ana MAYFLOH ER, viii form n
Ssml-Weekly, line between memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesdey
DevAl's Bluff with trains OF the Little RocN
Railroad for LitJle Rock and Hot Springs. Re-
turning, viii leave JaeksOnport every Tues.
day and Friday at s am, and DsvaiPs Bluff
every Wednesday and Saturday at u O'Clock M
The Liberty No. 2. and HaynOwer will make
close connections At bne mouth of WhIfa river
with the steamer GuidOn for Pine BluF. Fare
TO Pine BiRd, Slz 90; Freight, 50 cents per iOO
pounds.
The steamers Eosnomist and Hamilton viii
run between 1.-THE Rock and Fort s i'm in
connection win his line and the Msmpl sand
Little ROCK Railroad.
Through receipts given Tor freight o all
polaLs between Little Rock and ForI Nh in.
Insurance. cse-hoV per cent LESS - fhIs
route Adl any oG.3.
JQnN :. DAVIS ~SupSrntens tnt,
LEVY 4 SHARPE, agents,
oea no, 80 Front ! OF, 1
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ID b n o a L.
IL MONROE, sMALTZ & co. have this day
,emoved 10 43S and $40 MARKET street
where they will carry on the Manufacturing
and JobbIng OF Boots and shoes, as Successors
10 Paddock, Reed q Go.
December 2, 1858. ia7
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THE WEEKLY Pamela STAR,

rs PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF CoUN-
/ try entireE tributary 10 Memphis, and hiss
= circulation unsurpassed ny any other me-
lium OF that kind In North Mississippi. Mer-
chants and business msn generally will Ind 1t
% tnatr advslfsSs u advertise In the STAR
Adde'S PAH0LA STAR,
oee PaRola, Atss
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JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER No. C. Jefer-
son street, entranG9 in alley. special at
tsnffou gfveR 70 stair Work. Houses and We
randAhs nSmed reaoy az HhtpptnS. tRov0lm
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GUY P PHELPS, President.
". 8, OLssTFD, secretary.
Subscribed aud sworn 70 before me. this the
S0th day o. November, 1885,
GEO. .. GILMAN, Notary Public.

Know al men by these presents, that the
Conuscticut Mu ual Life insurance Company,
OF Hartford, Conn. do hereby authorize Ben
iaHiu T.. White, Jr., At ornsy in the State Of
Tennessee, for ana On behalf Of said Company {.
to accept anu ssTvlcs Of all pro-
cess neither men g or final in sly 6cttCu OF
D. cceeuiEg against said Company N any OF the
Courts Cf said state o. Tennessee, and Il -
hereby admitted an 5gT-si that such sarvue
OF the process -flrssaid shall be taken and he d
10 be valid and sufficient in th { beualf the
same as IL servs1 upon said Com pany accord
ing & fhs laws and pTacti c. OF sald ct2te, or OF
any other state, and Fu cial--s or riEh OF
error by reason Of the mann-T OF such service
is hereby expressly waived and rvliL Qui=hed
Wines our hands amt { g sssl OF tue COM
pauy. this the 3ltu dav Of November, 1858.
q r. PHELPS, President.
W. 8. OLEsTED. Secretary.
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HE GRENADA SENTINEL
J. =. \ EDITOR

Has A CIRCULATION As LARGE AS
hat OF any paper In North AississiPPi. and in
a section OF country where trade Il tributsry
ind it to thstriaSrszt to sdvsrass In he sES-
kTIEx, ENR
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STATE or CONNECTICUT, I
Comfy of Hartford.

Guy r Philip, President, and Woodbridge =.
Oimst@d, sec -etary or the COnuectirut MutuA
Lite Insurance tOmp1uy, being du y sworn,
depOss md lay, that the fr gJipg Is = fuL,
true and cOTree s~taieEeutUf the Affairs Ofs41d
Company that the "a d insurance. Company Is
the bHnahd o8ner OF a. least one Hundre
Thousand Dollars OF actual cash capital, In
vested IN State aud United states stock and
bonds, CT IN brnd> and mOILEag S OF real . tate
uuencuInbered and 80 Orih double the amount
for which he same Il II OE tFsgsd, and that Jney
ar5 the above described CmCsrs OF said lnau-
rance Com any.
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ooTTOE STATEMENT.

The report Of the Bureau Of Agricul.
ture for December viii show the follow
ing statistics OF the cotton crop. The
cotton crop, which ia the early part OF
the season, promised 3 large falling off
from that Of 1857, a. 50 much favored
by the fall weather, 10 the Gulf States
especially, as to warrant the belief that
the market receipts viii fall little below
the figures for the crop Of the preceding
year, which will be equal to half the
amount Of the great crop Of 1883, and
bring an equal or greater sum Of money
to the planters. Toe following are the
Department estimates, and the crop is
more likely to run over than under these
figures;
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STATS OF TESSEs5gE,
CogPTROLLERs OFFICE,

STATS OF TENNESSEE,
C"0fIPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January !. lS9.j
I, @. ". Blackburn, Comptroller Ofths Treas
uTy, DO hereby certify that the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance. Company, located 81
Hartford, In the state o. Connecticut, has
produced 10 ne satisfactory evidence tnat said
Company has complied with all the require
ments o. the LAWS or tee State Of Tennessee
Their certify that Carpenter & white, Agents
OF said Company, has also complied with the
requirements OF the laws OF the State, made
and provided in such cases; wherefore, said
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
has authority 70 take risks and transact the
business OF insurance in this SlELe, at Eem-
phis, shelby county, Tenn.
q. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF tennessee.
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n oTICE.
~ The subscribers have this day formed :
Limited partnership according 10 law, under
the hrm na.ne Of MONROE, SMALTZ & CD.
for the general Boot ana shoe Business in a.,
city Of Philadelphia, to commence J~GnuaryfI
1853, and 20 terminate December 81, 1871. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE, no.
SEPH E SHAiTz, MAHLoN g. STOKES
and JOHN T. MONROE. aud the Special Part-
ner is CHARLES d. iiFED, and they al res
p%ectively reside In tbe city OF Philadelphia
TIE Special Partner hes contributed TO the
common stock OF Ihe GrEn in goods and cash
the sun of hfty thousand dollars.
JAMES MONROE,
JOSEPH E. SMALTZ,
NJ. g. STOKES.
JOHN 7. MONROE,
General Partners.
CHARLES d. REED,
Special Partner.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1873. is7
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6pb4 4EttLue o9nueDL I14 nashville.
The315 pm Due Tor Cairo end %. Jong.
arriving az 81 Louis al 80 pIa. next day.
Through Tickets 1T Reduced Kases.
Can be procured AZ the Co~npany's Onoa. 2q-ls
Main street. and Al Depot, head o. Main sirso-
~ Baggage Checked At Depot o. by The Mem-
phiI city Transfer Company; at Hotels prI-
vsts Residences, or on bOara GOATS, 70 an orin-
cipal points East and Ecrth.
SAM. 4, JONES, superintendent.
aga HILL Passenger Agent sspi3
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RAILRosD TINE TABLE.
Hempals and Little Eoek Railroad

Memphis and Little a0ek Railroad
TO MADIsOS AND LITTLE Rock, AK
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at ] Am.
Coming East Leave Mad son Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, at 1879 An. Arrive al
y. 3. BEAUMONT,
oez. General superintendent
aemp&is and Louisville gRilFOSd Line.
DEPART. ERTvT
Gay Express. T. Z time.-- Dab 80 pm
City time. bl9a-m.
Wight Express =, Z. time S;l5 p.nas to am
City time Zoo PIN.
BRoWNsvILLE ACCoM8ODATIoN.
Leave Memphis, Railroad iEe.-"..-~4;0 pm
" City mo..--.....---.4:u pm
Arrive. an
Ticket offices Ne. &7Z Main street and al De
cot. lead OF Main strest.
BAN. z. JONES, 9en1suph
mississippi and tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE, pzPAR@
O-zlssnEEzpTesE, dsily ,Sa9 pm. SS0 pm
"a accOn'n, daily, ex-
eap SO am, 51O p.Io.
FIelg ally, except sun
day. ...---.,------., -...-"".- 7st0 pm dNv G-ASs
eject Sunday, august Us, 1858.
a. y. LIVERhtORE, G supJ.
C.F. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agt. aulo
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INSURANCE.
CAPITAL, 100000
Security, b. Law q State OF Ohio
RI RISE
COMPANY,
OF OTNCTNNATT

THOzAs SHERLOCK, President
hfKECGDRS r.. u, Bishop, OF r n.
II Bishop 3 Co.; Iheo. Cook, OF BAKER, Hart
y Cook Joeeph Z. Butler, President lafayette
bank Il. X. Hull, OF Addy, Hull & Co; A. y.
WInslow, of WinslUw q smith Charles Rule,
Of Rule & Coleman; Ad Jpn OOd, OF AdOlph
WOOD y Co.; John SnAlIto, OF John ShtIito y
CO..; AID. Bullock, OF A. q. Bullock & Co; D. T.
woodrow, Of Woodrow, Aears * Co AneH
Golfer. Of John Swasey& Co; L. A. Harris, ex-
Mayor OF C~incinnEIi James Glenn, OF William
Glenn & Sons
". 81. RICHARDSON, W. e.. cassidy,
Secretary. Nice-PresL.
J. DEWALDEk CHURCHILL Supervisor.
e. =. FAsDE~HURSH agent,
novA No. - Madison St, Memphis, Fsnn.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH

u WHI'I4- HVVNAA4Ni ALNN'
EHE next Term OF the Junior Department
i viii open al University Place, Team
Dn Ghe IOsh Day OF February 1859.
Boys received al any sge and prepared for Col
iege Location perfectly h5alLDy-20o feet
above the sea. 500 covers expense, board snd
tuition, fOE thTea months. Eor circulars and
Information address g.. l.. Fairbanks, ESQ.
General Treasurer, University ptcce, Tenn.
{. L. QUIETARD. DID, LID.
Jas code Vice Chanoeilor,
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FoE WHITE RIyER.

To" III "A
Memphis and white River Us Mail Packet Co
NO, masteI
TINS excellent steamer leaves If
Memphis As above, sz
THIS LAY, l6tn inst, st s PM
LEVY o. SHARPE. Agent,
y . 81 Front street.
J. A. SsyeTs. Passenger Agent. Jzi6
Memphis and White River Us, Mail p4cks 81 Co
LIBERTY NO Davis master
Eals excellent sLsRmer leaves
Memphis As RDove, EAzzz@sas
THIS DAY, 10 "a inst, At D pm.
For ursignt or passage Apply 70
LARRY hAEMSTAD. Agent,
jalG star WhsrfBGaL 1905 Monroe 81.
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DRUGS, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA

niSsoLOTION.-THE FIRM OF Rad
DOCK, REED & Co, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent The business Will be set
tied oy either of he undersigned Partners, at
the old stand, 3 and 40 Market street. IN
stairs. DANIEL HADDoCK, Jr..
CHARLES D. REED.
Stephen KIMBALL
Philad Iphla, Dec. 81, 1855. ja7
He CoPARTEERsHIP HERETOFORE
A existing between the uodersigned, und=r
tho firm OF MONROE, sMALTZ + CO., expire,
this day, by Limitation.
JAMES MONROE.
JOS. Z. SAALTZ,
III, s. STOKES.
Phil2delpSia, Dec. 81, 1893. js7
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FoE 0scEoLA.

Regular Memphis md O.ceolA Pack5t.
GEO. y. EEEk-......G Gorge Malone master
Thls fine hight uTatJ steamer via
leave for The aDuvs ON EaszS1EzE
THIS DAY, l5Lh Inst, at ) Pun.
NIN-0N & DONAHUE.
fal5 "a RI % street.
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Total assets


4OLAA AaokuLies--.s-- ---sr.ss----s-----e HofLN "
The largest amt injured 2 one RI E..sa6,00 %
zmOGut Ia OIher Companies, unlimited.
Amount In any one block,
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EAbANILLks I'm .r IecrAAIt1 - 1851 i
I certify That the foregoing Il = copy OF the
original statement OF the Company now on
file in my Office.
g. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller.
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sTEAMBoATs.
l?0a ST. LOUIS.

Memphis AID st. Louis Peckst Company
Uuuod States Mail.
M0UNTAINlsE Main master
This superb passenger steamer
WILL leave as above0n zalSA
THIS DAE 10Th lnat,, at 4 pm
jaI6 FLEA. CALVERT, Sup't
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Bankrupt Sale Of Eeal-ENtate and
re sonal Property.

IN the several matters Of
Coolidge & copper and =. II. Melcher & Co.,
Wilson Slaughter and 7. J. Gresu,
A. 4. BuTiesO8, L. I. Tlsuals,
TnCs. -. AFd EFT, NJ. Bias,
VIM 3. Booker, X. p. b ling,
b Baird, Samuel Ga0ay,
=. an, D. kaufman & Co,
SoUthWorth, NauCe & Co.
In BANKRUPTCY at Memphis, Tennessee.
By virtue OF orders OF sale entered in the
above m-tters b. the District Court OF The
United States Tor the District OF West Tennes-
see, In Bankruptcy on tue rsspee i've dates be-
low mentioned, 1 VIII proceed 10 sell, On
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o

FOR EVANSVILLE.
Regular Memphis and Evansville Weekly
Packet-FOr Cairo ana Evansville.
....~-.-.d De EFT master
This spleuI.l passenger steamer -aH
WilI leave p owe EEzEszE@A
THIS DAY, 18Th inst, at 5 pm.
LAnkH HARMSIAD, AGENT,
ial6 Ne. ~ Madison street.
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statement Of the Condition
Or TIE
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE.
Insurance Company.
On THE
LIST Day ofNovember, 1868
The Name of the Company Is
Connecticut Malual Life Insurance
Company.
IL IS LOcated tn Hartford, Con-
fsecticUt.
Being a purely Mutual Company, it
has no Capital Stock.

The assets Of the Company are as follows.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
I Il & oka ii j |
TiuRnah

Gnolt6 1T ba6 Sis in Safe peptn>
oisie Mauer 9esen pie @diHfabrt i'm
Trabz uno 9pdtjabr for, uno bic pfstz
fen Der Dampfer erl6aQen wieper' o 'e1
.9an5en MilllIippt entlang. q. s2..#..
I. Die erjten 8pote tpel6e bte}eS SaDr
bur6 ben 2afe fannen ftno bic s. .. Hnapp,
Die Suder State uno Die Bar eagle, aue
Bret tan,er pprleBte 9ta9t purb unp lang
ten wabrenb Der leBten Na9t III ct.
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