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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

s\eAmerican confidence man,pre-
...adinp To be the youngest son OF
...retary Seward, has vietimized
..srf,in good people of the Austrian
.,nital 10 the tune of several thou
NH norius. The bogus Seward at
lsInnted to escape from Vienna the
aament his dupes got wind of his
.rae character, but he was pursued,
IL will he sent to n Penitentiary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

The total amount of earth 10 he
eXcayated for the formation of the
Suez canal amounts to .GIl ,0.1. iaa,
IF cGui5 iect. From October ID to
November 10, Of last year, the exca-
yation figured up to 20, 30 coo cubic
feet. At this rate tbs ent,re work
can be finished i'll less than l0nonths.
Seventeen thousand laborers :,re en-
ployed on the earth works alone.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

InE Cincinnati Chronicle says
that Kate Gallagher, who came vol
unfairly To the Ninth Street Station
House in that city several days ago
and has been remaining there ever
Inee was taken before JudgeNoyes,
af tile Probate Court, and VIII be
-rnt IL Longview Asylum for proper
treatment The girl has been fol
I8At il . "a life of prostitution, and by
tile use of opium, as it IS thought, has
become hopehssIy insane. She has
..,ea living in her cell ut the ; tation
House, much of the time entirely
destitute of clothing, rs She would
tear Il from her person whenever II
a:4. replaced.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

: southern paper is opposed to the
t,,.ariou OF women as surgeons. 1t
~ that suppose one were put under
.t infIuence of chloroform by such
;,ctors. .'what is to prevent the wo-
- from kissing your
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

A few days since large church
tower, 125 feet IN height, located
corner of Washington and Fourth
streets, Morrfsania, sunk to the earth
with a terrific crash, smashing the
whole MAS literally to atoms. 1t
waB constructed of imitation free
stone, soft crumbling material, and
the patent American brick. For
-unately but one person was lightly
injured
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

The Coos N. H. Republican says
that Richard p. Kent's mare recently
getting loose in her stable, the door
Of which was open, trotted- out
through the ST set to blacksmith
shop, entering which she trotted up
to the anvil block, at which a man
was at work, and held up her fore
foot. Examination showed that the
naila We're loose, and they were
prODeriy fixed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

~ AFFECTING SCENE.-Mr. Eek
rr4on Who died OF hydrophobia ut
.,dlle river, had to be held by five
ur six men, and during his lucid in
ferval- begged ta kiss his wife, who
Na- Nery i'll IN another part of the
hou4c Ju.t before his last dreadful
iii hr pleaded 50 piteously to kiss her
an. more before he died, that, risk
.ug : consequences, they took her
Ill Ills bed The dying man carefully
S, ,iped the froth from his face, AMI
.ampressing his teeth tightly to pre-
ent amy OF the poisonous saliva eN-
udGug from his mouth, kissed the
t4.- i hirh lie hui 80 often pressed in
.fs, and affection, and then resolute-
) Turning away, after bidding her
aleu- forever, relapsed into a dread
~ lsuaNNsm and died.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

Travelling in Vermont has been
marked hy some novel incidents this
slntrr. 4 Montpelier gentleman, en-
naat with horse and sleigh and hlr-
ii man for "A place twenty miles dis
.uI. WAS near his destination when
tac horse stepped out of the path and
s.,- instantly buried in the snow
Ihr hired man, jumping out to res
lae Inr horse, found himself III the
am, lix a. the horse; eNcept.his
mead and shoulders. His employer
4Itlr ra-touishment shouted, do you
touch hottom ~ After II short strug-
.ls and some excitement, his reply
was. NO, I ann standing on the top
laH 1T i fcnce-at least five feet from
gae bottom" They had the good
btek IL escape from the unpleasant
fae,licamtut and returned home.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

Il Young married lady rom SPRING
Hrla. Illinois, called at the Police
headquarters in New-Orleans, last
aeek, 10 get some clue to her nus
and. who had been missing some
months. lie always made a Southern
tour in Winter, she said, and made
treat deal OF money, keeping her
veil supplied. He had been gone so
long this time, however, that she was
anxious. 1t turned out that he was
i professional thief, and is now in
prison. The poor woman's horror
.tud anguish may be imagined.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

Loungers about the Indiana State
House appropriate the seats of absent
members Of the Legislature, assum-
ing important airs and making stran-
gers believe they are part of the
assembled WISDOM
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

Robinson Crusoe vas scotchman,
and died lieutenant in the British
army,in iT23, aged forty-seven years.
lie was the sole resident of Juan
Fernando for four years and four
months.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24
!, - MER EIS II L $

,rs requested 70 hand in their iaYors as early
s.. week as possible.
=, o.tiers tov job work or advertising, when
tbv mail, viii receive as prompt attention
tfrarties called in person.
.tsertiseIneuts not under contract must Dc
..,l,s marked the length OF time desired, or
,.iI be continued and charged for till or
4.f,d out.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

nuns Of the beautiful trailing ar
butus May-fiowerl appeared i'll the
cemetery at Plymouth, Mass, on
Sunday the 2ith OF January
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

OUR OLD FOLKS MAGAzINE-Ed-
Itcd by u. EoyeT Brown, published by Il.
Iiafleigh, No. 13l Walna; street, Philadelphia.
- . new publication. IL Is neatly executed
..nd hasiy glance a its contents gives rs a
good impression of its literary merits. We
hope ii may find = Geld of usefulness. and 4
welcome from discerning public.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

A three year old child in Maine
carried matches tn bed in his pocket
ana was terribly burned in conse-
uucuCr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24
AILIBoNE's DTcTIoNARy OF AU

\ iEiBUN T. > DICTIONARY OF aC-
THoRs .-Messrs- j u. Lippincott Il Co., Of
Philadelphia, are abou. to issue the compile
ton Of DE-. Allibon's 'fDietionary of English
Literature, and British and American Au-
ihors''-the first volume of which was publish
ed some years since by Mr.. G.. w. Childs.
Persons desiring Vols. II. and Ill. un5fo IA
with the original edition OF Vol. L., 10 com
plete theIr sets, are invited 10 send theirhans S
10 the pnblisheT-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

Cincinnati is TO have magnifi.
cent fountain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24
JOB PRINTING!.

.s,Tl - branches, neatly and promptly exc
tai his Office on reasonable terms.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

In October the author started with
a small party 20 80 mp the ukon
river to the most distant fur trading
station The streams were frozen
over, the ground covered with snow
and they travelled with dogs and
sledgez, camping at night IN The
open air
After a journey uf : fortnight theS
reached the Yukon, in the shor'
Summer magnificent open current
but NOW covered with ice, except a
/ long intervals where the open water
could be seen, running slowly. lie
/ tile reader the author zay8. "thlnE
/ of river 1000 miles long, and any
| where ut this part OF IFS course frod
/ one To four or five miles wide. one
uribroken mass of snow covered ie'
from its source 10 its mouth, aud hs
/ viii then have pictured TO himsel
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-24

Matrimonial brokerage is merely
matchmaking Systematized. The
brokers do for money what amateurs
do for excitement and from passion
for managing. They have an uncer-
tain trade, but yet more business
than would be supposed. They
don't expect much custom from
home, or from cities generally but
look for it from the country people,
To whom they send circulars solicit
ing patronage. TINS marriages ar
ranged by brokers rarely turn out
well ; but that happens SO frequent
ly under all circumstances that il
may be unjust to the profession tO
make them responsible fOrit. There
have been ln.Iaiicp5 Gf what are
known as happy marriages brought
about by these gents, whose mode oi
procedure Is interesting.
Peter Piudar lives ia Cheaango OF
tataraugus county, and comes TO
town. He has often read Jacobs OF
johnson j Co.'S circulars or aiyer-
tisements, and .hey have put the
notion of 2 wife into his head. He
has a small farm is thirty-six years
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10

AT the opening in Liverpool to-day,
cotton was dull, uplands, l2t9l2sd, Or
leans, I2}9I2td. AT LEO pm, it was
hrmer, but not higher, and at the close
was firm with prices q shade better, but
not quotsbly higher. S2les IL. 900 bales.
Shipments from Bombay since last re-
port to 9Th, were is. 500 bales.
The demand in New York at the OPEN
ing was moderate and prices frm-Low
Middlings, 293c, Uplands, sole, Mobile,
sole, Orleans, 30ie, Good Middlings, size.
AT IL s.m. the market was dull and
prices nominal. There was no change
st noon. At 2:I0 pm. it was quiet but
STEADY, bat closed firm with holders ask
ing higher rates-Low Middlings, 2949
29fc, MiddliDgs, 9Ot@S04c, Mobile, SOLO
SOSe, Orleans, SO4@sIe, Good Middlings,
Slt@Sllc.
The New Orleans market at ll:30 am.
was quiet but steady-Mlddllngs, 29c,
and at 2:l5 pm. It was dull and un-
changed. Sales 1900 bales.
Our market was moderately active
during the day, but buyers were deferred
In consequences of the presses being 50
mach crowded that it may be some dsys
before their cotton can be pus into skip
ping order-ss il was, however, 8 large
number OF tables were sold to-day upon
a basis Of 2sI@2s}e for Middlings, ami
many holders were asking 29c. The
sales will reach nearly 1000 bales. We
quote as follows:
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City Bonds are nominally unchanged.
Orders at 53c cannot be filed. Holders
ask SAC.
City Scrip is in some demand for the
payment Of wharfage, and holders are
firm at 7s@S0e. Ledger balances are
firm st 75o buying, selling st 76GT7c.
County Warrants are unchanged-buy-
ing st 75976c, selling st SOC.
Police Scrip is scarce at 95996c buy
ing, selling at 9T@9Sc.
Developments made to-day, but not
generally kno WI, will no doubt affect
the scrip market very materially. 1t is
said that large amounts Of forged County
Warrants are sflost, having been issued
by q functionsry who is now absent from
the city.
Gold opened in New York to-day al
1850, went up to l35tc at noon. AT 2
pm. went down to lS4se, and closed al
1866. The decline was attributed TO the
fact that q prominent German hous
sold 500, 900, carrying at S94 per cent
Money was active on call st Coz per
cent. Sterling exchange steady al lO94e
for sixty day bills.
There was q better demand for Gov
ernments st the opening and prices were
advancing. Fisk & Hatch bought 81,
100000 Of '67's during the morning.
Prices were unchanged 1T the close, with
offerings in excess OF bids.
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80 w
DEBr BEARING
Certificates at per cent ---...-.-----HJ 40 o.
Naval pension fund al 3 per cent. l4UJl,N0
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semphIs and LoaisyilIe Railroad Line.
NemphIs and LIttre Rock RaIIrOat

Ticket onces Ma. 27H Main street and az Dc
aAM-R ZONES, Qen1supt.
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BANKS n BANNING

%Exeha2xe Gu all parts of The United
states and Europe bought and sold. js29
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Memphis and Little Beck Railroad

7 FAVE Hopeneld for Madison Mondays,
~ Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7:O am
IAave Madison for Menpht tuesdays. Thurs.
days and Saturdays, At 10 am. arrive in
;asl {. &. BEAUMONT, Gent sup't.
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MEMPHIS 6 ARKANSAS RIFKg
u.G N
& S
FAoEot Oor1oa7v.

- -
Packet OOEnD&7y.
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
i Boats OF this Line Will leave Menphis
hereafter THREETlME3A WEEK, as folio VS.:
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays, at
8 O'Clock p.Ml.,
THOMAS H. ALLEN. .R Reese Prftchard, Master
W. A. CALDWELL-.-.---.R. L. Haines, Master
OAAkk..-s..-..---""~--A. Blalsdeu, Master
LEM Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE ROCK with the Com
smith and Fort Gibson. Close connections
made both ways.
N.--.....JuO W. Williams, Master
VAN ames BOwlin, Master
FORT GIBSON ..-...-JOhn Woodburn, Master
F0RT NoVland, Master
All Of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly well adapted
TO IT. Passengers and freight viii be put
through by tins line to ali points on the Arkan-
sas river without detention, and al reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East OF Menu
phis, shOuld have their goods consigned to
3 Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany," AZ Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned TO Memphis
and Arkansas River PackeE Company, Nspo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received st any time at the Compa-
ny's once. JNO. ID. ADAMS President.
TIA. KENDIG, Agent,
jas6 S04 Front street. Mosby Block.
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EnrnIIure RemoEed and RepaIre0.

THAVE Furniture Wagons always ready 10
remove families, or 70 send for and return
mrnftura needing repairs Of any Sort. Leave
orders Al my Store, 3e second street.
ja8 OWEN SMITH, Undertaken,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10

MIsCELLANEOUs

II. The greatest amount insured IN any one risk
Is Sd,O0o, except Ia special cases
z The amount insured In any one city, town
or village, depends UPsn Us size and now
built
q. The amount insured in any enc block. de-
ponds as above.
Certined copy Of the Charter Of the Com
pany, as fled heretofore.
Is. General power OF attorney for AGENT to ac-
cept services Of process previously He'd.
GEORGE L CHASE, President.
GEORGE N. COT Secretary,
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Consumption, Bronchitis, and
Cnfarrh.

~ to aggravate thee insIdtOus and fatal dis
eases now while there Is yet LIE and hope, be
not lured by the old and oft repeated promise
that you will be better in the Spring be not
mixtures into your stomach, but At once go to
headquarters employing the Oaly sure and
Rational Method OF Cure, which Is directed 70
the very spot through the air which you
breathe. The AtOmizsd Medicc EFien system,
which reduees SPECIFIC remedies 70 warm air,
that you can sit in your room at home andin-
hale-draW in with every breath, to and
through the diseased organs. Get immediate
relief-have the disease arrested In twenty
time. Go 70 DR.. JONES at once, while you
have the OC~portuniJy, and before It is too late.
By this Rational and pleasant tysbem, the dis
eases - the Respiratory Organs are more easily
controlled than the diseases of any other or
gauG of fna hnnan Euafouf-
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NORFOLK. VA.
LMna6m.

oldest lumber merchants IN the south
lng Material OF all kinds. DRESSED snd roush
Flooring. Doors. Shingles, Ceiling. Blinds,
Laths. WeatherbosrdinE, Glazed sash. FenS-
Ing. We don't intend 70 BE- undsrscid- Yard
and omce foot Washington street 2eaT river,
pls aAESm H. E& J. ", COCHRAN,
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Hartford Qnnnfu

ETAIE OF L~DNNECTICTT y.
Hartford county.
January Z, 1873, personally appesred George
L. Chase, President, and George 81. colt,
Secretary Ofthe Hartford FIRE Insurance Com
pany, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed, is a true, full and
correct statement OF the affairs OF said Com
pany, and exhibits, so far as can be aScertained
AZ this date, its actual condition on the Thirty
DIST day Of December, 1865.
Before ne, GEO. SUMNER.
Notary Public.
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ooMMIssIoNEz's SALE
Commissioner Sale.

DY virtue OF a decree OF the Great Court OF
ID ChtcOt County, Arkacsas- On the Chsncery
side Thereof, rendered. a. the October term. Oe-
tOher 2. AID 1858, OF said CourE. In 3 cause
therein pending, wherein william II. PAGE was
complainant, and Bette Bailey Pickett. cara
z. Williams a. sole heir a Jaw, and also as ad-
minlstrator or the estate o. Marcus F. John
son, deceased, william Bailey, charles GalIa-
CHER, The Bank OF Charie-tCn. south C4r1LIua-
and - were defendant =. the IN
dersigned Commissioners. appointed by said
Court tn,satd cause, viii proceed % sal. on the
second Monday Of tds next April term OF said
Court. bling The
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VOCATIONAL.
LAw suHoor.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS, BE
l. ginning % and SEP 5ENBER IS,
1850. Ths Resident Professors are Theoppilus
Parsons, LID, Emory Washburn, LID, aud
Nathaniel Holmes. An. 0ehtlemen OF dis
tinctlon in the Profession lecture from time TO
time On special topics. Application may be
made Tor circulars or furtner Information to
elther OF the RealdentP rofessors. JAZZ
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees sale.

WHEREAS, Dan Able, by his certain deed
w OF trust, Gated the l5tn day Of June. 1857,
and duly recorded IN the Registers Office OF
SHELBY county. state ef TenneSsee, N0te Book
tee. 10 fouOT1n real estate, tO-WIf A certain
lot Of laud situate, lying and u8iug Ia the
county Of Shelby and state of Tsunesses. and
described Is tOlOEs, tO-Wit: Being tha west
mOur's subdivision, known as Block No. four
hundred 6nd ninety six, and beng any feet
'front.' on Pigeon kOost road, and running back
one hunQfSd and fOrCy-siEhG and e bali feet
John ". Jones and ". Il. urlsy. May L.ISjl
by deed recorded In the Registers Once OF
shelby county, Ten e7See, Book 6~1.-DaFes 2I
and ~, and also the same as conveyed by the
said ". Il. Turley 70 the sata Ian Able on the
eth day Of June, 1857, together with al the
privileges and appuElenaEces thsretC belong
Ing which said cOnveyanees was made 70 pro-
cure the payment C a certain note MAZE by
said 18th day OF June, ls6G, payable SIX months
alter date, Tor the sum OF Twelve IhGnsaud
dollars; for more perfect description Of faid
note reference to said deed Is made; and
sail note and whereas, the holder OF s&l1
Eots has requested and required he under
signed, trustee, 20 IOreeiOss the said deed OF
trust now, therefore,, At the request Of the
provisions with the said deed OF trust, notice
Is hereby given, that on
Tuesday, the SeeeRd Dsy OF Esreh, 1859,
Between the hours OF 10 a n. and D m. At the
door or the Courthouse, GreenlsW Block,
city Of Memphis. I VIII proceed 10 sell, fsE casa,
HENRY y. HAST Trustss.
B. Newton Hart, Attorney, ete- jag
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The Stock market was very much IN
settled st the opening to-day, and 81
HOS an. was still hUctuating. at
I'm. the market had 8 downward ten
dency, with indications Of q Bull clique
in Canton. The market closed steadieT
with s limited business:
Wells & Fargo Elk. =; American Elk,
As; Adams Ex.; 6S3; U. s. Elk, =
Merchants Union Elk, I83; Quicksilver,
233; Canton, 624; Pacific Mail, II4li West
ern Union Telegraph Co, 57l New York
Central, 1923; Erie, =; Hudson, 1879
Reading, Gag; Chicago & Alton, 1914; pre-
ferred, 155; Toledo, W. & F. w, est
preferred, II; st. Paul, 641 preferred,
S2l Ft. Wayne, 1I73; Ohio & Missis-
sippi, $50; Michigan Central, 129 Mich
igan Southern, 9Sl Illinois Central,
1855; Cleveland & Pittsbnrg, 90; Cieve-
land & Toledo, lO44; Rock Island, 1914;
Chicago & Northwestern, S34 preferred.
9I3.
1t was reported that the Hudson would
seen declare scrip dividend the same as
Erie and New York Central.
In this market very little gold changed
hands. Dealers buy st l9le under and
sell al New York quotations.
The following is the statment Of the
Public debt February LIST:
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Monday, tie 18th Day Of Aprrl. A.D., 1860

That being the first day OF the April Tern
said Court. and between the hours On said day
for judicial sales, At the ron door OF Court
house, in the town OF Lake Ellgge. IN sad
county and state, At public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, Tor cash, tLa oloW1rg de-
sCTtbed lands. t0-WiE: The undivided one
half interest OF fractional section 81 contain
ing So acres OF al or sections ~, 10 and Is.
containing $50 acres Of east Ealf OF section q,
containing so gcrts OF fractional west hall OF
section -, OF west haf Of ssctic0 -, or east
half OF fractional se8uOn ., o. southeast frac-
tionsl quarter OF section -, and east fractional
part Of section 3, containing 50 3-lU acres,
al in township 3 south, Of range one west OF
the 5fh principal mfrtdlsn. OF fractional see
ton 5, Of east fractional part OF section g. Of
northeast fractional part o. section Z. in town
snip IA south OF ran 9 one west, Containing 81
acres OF east half OF section Is o. east hall OF
section a, Of east half OF section -, IN TOM
ship - south, Of range Two west. containing
acres OF west hall or east half OF section
a. OF west half or sou beast quarter and north
east quarter Of section -, in township IA south,
OF range two west. containing 80 acres OF
quarter Of section ) and southeast part OF
southwest fractional quarter Of section 5, in
township a south OF ana enc west, contain
ing l0l 80 lU acres TO SATISFY Inc several
amounts OF money mentioned IN said decree
to De due 70 said ccmplaiBsnz, amount
dollars. And said decree fur;hsr direct that
notice OF said sale be given b embellishments
in Oas Caly newspaper published N Memphis
in the state OF Tennessee, and IN z weekly
paper published IN Little Rock in the foImer,
by fourteeG successive daily publicst Ons, 8un-
publications.. the last OF each publication 70 be
at least Thirty days oefors ths cay OF sale.
u ". FRY, CoUmlSsOuer.
LAKE. Villsge, Ark, January fs, ISIS. jsSl
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CQ.TpTRnTLEE7a nUEr"

Nashville, January 1, 1853.
7, @. ". BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
in the State OF connecticut, has produced TO
me satisfactory evidence that said CON-
pany has complied with all the require
ments OF the laws of the state Of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and I further
certify that M .LIlTLETON, Agent OF
said Company, has also complied with the re-
Quirements Of the laws OF the State, made
and provided In such cases:
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and trans
act the business Of insurance in this state, at
Memphis, Tenn.
fsEAL. g. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
By PLUNKET.
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DE-, JONES Is EOW pFacliciRg at the Pea
body Hetel, Memphis, Tenn, where
he will remain until Feb
ruaFy 18th. 1859.

All letters must contain three red STAMPS.
Persons who cannot visit Dr. Jones eau send
for trei ument by mali or express.
Dr.. Jones In the future can De consulted at
his summer Homss Mansfield, ohio, during
the summer months.
DR.. Jones makes q speciality OF the Eye, Ear,
Throat and Lung. Read ms Oth=r advertise
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