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THIEVES ABOUT l-LO0K CUT
900 Reward.

OTOLEN from the subscribers farm, ten
- miles east OF Bartlett, two fine young
MARE MULES; one al irOn-gray, fifteen ID
fifteen hands one inch high, freshly trimmed,
and newly shod all round with a white spot
on the rump, half way between the hip and
tail, the size OF q mans hand. with harness
marks on the sides, and OF gaunt form and
very shy in being brtdled, and very stylish
in a"ppearance-hye years old. The other is
light gray or roam, nearly white, trimmed
aud shod as the other, with a full blaze face,
and a brand on the left thigh, believed to be
the letter S.-dve years old. These Mules
have gone south Of Wolf river, ana may be
captured, with the robbers, in North MlSSis-
sippi. Fifty dollars for the mules n fifty
dollars for the thieves.
mis- F. W. ROYSTER.
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IMPORTANT ARRESTS.
Bold ThievInu OperatiOns---The Thieves
Brought to erief.

Several errors occur in the paragraph
in regard to the stolen property foundi in
the possession of John Gagin by the de-
tectives, as published by us yesterday
morning. The facts, as we learn from the
police, are as follows: 1t appears that the
case was put into their hands about ten
days or two weeks ago, and after working
at it for awhile, three young white men,
named James Gilmore, John Martin and
Charles Mccoy. were arrested on suspi-
cion and locked up. After being confined
a short time they concluded TO "squeal'
and make a clean breast of It.. They ac-
cordingly "bIowed" to the chief, who
dropped in on Mr.. Gagin's grocery, where
the thieves declared they had sold their
plumber. The raid of the thief was made
so suddenly that Gagin had no time to
make way with the sack of coffee, and it
was instantly recognized by the owner.
The other missing plumber was found in
various parts of the house. In making
their confession the thieves gave the
names of over twenty Main n Front
street houses that theyhad robbed during
the last six months. embracing all kinds
of business, wholesale groceries, millinery
establishments, clothing and shoe stores,
hardware stores, etc. Their operations
were carried on with a bOldness
and ~ehrontery, which, if they
tell the truth land We see
no reason to doubt 1T Is absolutely afnaZ-
ing. The theft which led to their detec-
ton is a fair sample-taking a sack OF
coffee and and a caddy of tobacco out of
Mr.. Kelly's grocery, early in the evening,
while he was eating his supper in an adj
Joining rOom-the door between being
open at the time! Nothing came amiss TO
the thieves or the purchasers of what they
stole; Gagin, so we are informed by the
chief, being ready to buy whatever they
brought him-infOrming them that he
had a thousand dollars on hand at all
times for that purpose, but warning them
"'always to come at night, as he had bad
neighbors." He destroyed the boxes and
cases il which the most of the goods had
been brought to him, and had he have
only thought it worth while to empty the
coffee out of the sack into a barrel, all
clue of the stolen groceries would have
been gone. We understand that in burn
ing these boxes, ETC., the chimney was
set fire to, and the house narrowly es-
caped destruction. When the Chief drop
ped in on them Mrs. Gagin was taken all
aback and said to her husband, John, l
told YOU that you would get into trouble
when you went into this business" Fol
once she was a prophecies. The thieves
are still in prison, but there are others, no
doubt, around town, equally as bold and
rascally, and our merchants and shop
keepers cannot be too vigilant.
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LADIES should know that we nave re-
ceivod the most select patterns in spring
dress goods, which taste and good judg-
ment can suggest. Our statesmen will tab
particular pleasure in showing our new
goods to those favoring us with a call, and
convince you that we are determined to
sell the choicest goods for the very lowest
figures to be obtained in Memphis.
Among the novelties opening to-day are
particularly to be- noticed those beautiful
checked and striped silks and elegant
brocade silk poplins. They are gems, and
will do you good to loOk at, saying no.
thing OF the exquisite shades OF challis
and mikodos. HERZOG & BRO,
pa Main street.
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Query frOn Una"---WhO will Answer
MEMpr1s. -. Mareh 9. la

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 6, 1870.
MessrS. Editors: Being a daughter of
the Emerald Isle and having been
always, and ever will be, interested in
anything that has for its object the pro-
motion and advancement Of Catholic and
Irish interests in this city, ! desire to
know something particular as TO the fes-
tival which your lOcal reporter states, in
this mornings issue Of the APPEAL, will
Jake place at the New Assembly Hall on
The evening OF St. Patrick's Day. Il is
time that the officers of the different Irish
societies OF this city should report their
actions in reference to the celebration of
the coming anniversary Of our Patron
Saint on this occasion. They have done
so in all the Eastern and Western cities
already. VIII your local please state,
and under whose auspices, and for whose
benefit, the coming festival will come OF,
il order that we may be prepared and
ready for the OCCASION? Yours, truly,
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FAMILY MARKETS.
The Cost Of Living in MemphIs---Price Of
Basket Marketing.

The wet weather prevented many house,
wives from attending market Saturday
evening. The general attendance was
composed of servants and those who
could not send thither. The following
are the prices at which baskets could be
Tiled:
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A SPECIAL cheap sale this week at b.
LOwenstein Il Bros, of White Goods,
Marseilles, Marseilles Quilts, Table Dam
ask, Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Hose,
Handkerchiefs, Linens, Embroideries,
Ribbons, Laces, and a full line of Silks.
These goods will be sold at gold prices this
week, TO make for our new Spring
stock. b. L~owenstein & Bros.
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has the
Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer, st.
Louis Times, Republican and Democrat,
Chicago Times and Tribune, New York
Herald, World, Times and Tribune, Lou
isville CouTier-Journal, and a host of
other late dailies and illustrated weeklies.
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or OBJ
igations assumed or made by any indii
vidual owner or employee OF this Office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset to any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle 1t
himself in person.
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THERE will be a mill between W. II.
Griffith, of Alton, H., and Mike White,
formerly of Cincinnati, within fifty miles
of Memphis, for 500 a side, TO come of
April Z, 1870. White is an old siege at the
bellows, and Griffith is a young bat apt
scholar in the ring.
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WE reduce from this day all our domes-
tic goods, which Will put prices of same
much below those of other houses. Her
zog & Bro, ~ Main street.
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No advertisement Is inserted in the
SuSDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days In the week,
The same as ali other Memphis papers,
80 -. The seventh dav Wa char0a nna-
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FIsH.-Smoked, picked and fresh sal
mon, Goldfish, halibut, white fish, mack
erel, HOLSTERS, oysters and sardines, all
choice. JOHN LILLY,
No. 25l Main street,
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DISSOLUTION.

THE law partnership OF Messiek & Pickett
4 has been dissolved.
l will continue the practice at the same
office, and attend promptly 20 all business
entrusted to me. 0hiee, 81 Second street.
mh2 w. MleSSfCN(.
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PROCLAMATION.


Know all Men by these Presents-Greeting:
THAT I, D. W. c. SENTER. Governor Of
l. Tennessee, by virtue of the power and
authority In me vested, do hereby m
out the state TO open and hold an election on
SATURDAY, the &tn day Of March, 1870, ut
the various places Of voting in their respect
i've counties. for the purpose Of ratifying or
rejecting the new Constitution, as submitted
by the recent Convention and cue returns
thereof make according 70 law.
In testimony whereof 1 have here
unto set my hand and caused the
lsEALl great seal OF State to be affixed, at the
department IN Nashville, this 18th day
OF February, 1870.
b. w. g. SENTER- Gnyernnr
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An INDELIBLE Misunderstanding viii
restore the skin Of the head 10 its original
fairness, after it has been turned of a
copper color with hair dyes. Yet none of
them will produce the rich natural hair
shades brought ont by n use Of PHA-
LoN'S NITALIA, Or SALVATION o II
HAIR, a preparation clear n transpa-
rent, and which does not stain the skin.
Sold by all the druggists and fancy goods
dealers
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JOE LOCKE, 235H Main street, has all
the latest. illustrated, scientific, literary,
sporting, sensational, police, German and
and monthlies.
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mAsoHiC DIRECTORY FOR 1870.


LODGES.
RouTu MEMPHIS, No. ID Friday OF
eeoh mouth-Hall cor. Madison andsecond.
NJ, 5. Matthews, W. NJ Ben. X Pullen.
Sec.
CIV month, at Odd-Fellows' Hail. corner
court and Main. John Zent, W. NJ; John
Beamish, Secretary.
IEITA SCoTT. No s8-meeis lst Friday Of each
moufh-Hali corner Madison and Second.
n NJ. Mitchell, ". NJ; :. Sturm, Sec.
nFSoTO. No. &9-meets Sd Friday OF each
Observation-Disclosures Hall J.. ID. Beaird,
W. NJ; Il W. shelton, Sec
EUWINEING No. Sil-meets 4th Friday OF
each nonth-at South Memphis Hall. cor
NJ OF Madison and Second. W. A. I'd
mopds, W. n; Louis Czapski, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
pv~r No. me I'd Monday OF
eScb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall. u. [. Ira
deT M. r. II. p. q. =. Locke. Sec.
nsg~paTs CBAPrER kO.8 |. at Odd
EsiloVg, Hall. Henry J. Lynn, n L. II. p;
II a Steever. Secretary.
s. n.
rryrrA CouSCIL, No. 6-meets 81 Monday Of
NealS 1aonfh-Odd-FellOWs Hall. John Gent,
~ III: NJ. Wiggin, Hee
ryprNF CoNaANDERY. No. 4-meets Sun Mon
Saav OF each month. Geo. Melleish, Com;
7 !, hIlSICS nArTER OF RosE CKoIx. 18th, No.
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Shoo-Fly sets bow and head dress, very
handsome and extremely cheap, at Cans
new store, 29S Main street.
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READ HerLog & Bro. g advertisement in
another column, announcing the opening
of the spring season with a superb selec-
ton OF the latest and fashionable dress
goods. We would advise ladies TO go
there and feast their eyes on the prettiest
things we ever seen In the way of dry
goods.
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NoT1oR.-We have received a large stock
of Plow Slabs, which we offer for sale at
very low rates. Also, boiler. bar and sheet
iron. JOHN MAN0GUE, Agent.
Swift's Iron Works, 1856 Main street.
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QOEO PER MONTH, to sell the only GEN.
DZOO UINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY EWING MACHINE PRICE ONLY SIS
Great Inducements to agents. This is the
most popular Sewing Machine OF ne dav-
makes the famous Elastic Lock Stich.H WI
do any kind OF work that can be done on any
machine. 10000 sold, and the demand con-
stantly increasing Now is IL time to take
an agency. Send for circulars nTBea00re n
apTingsrs. N9 Address SECOMB q co, Bos-
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FOR CLERK 1sr CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-Ediors
- Appeal The friends Of JOHN Ii. BOWEN
hereby request you TO announce his name as
"A candidate fOr the First Circuit Court Clerk
febl4 MANY FRIENDS.
TLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-We are
- authorized TO announce FRAME TAFT
as an independent candidate for the office OF
clerk OF the First Circuit Court, AT the ensu-
ing March election. febl3
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The market has been far better supplied
during the past week than at any previ-
GUS time during the season. Venison,
ducks, etc, were very common. We be-
lieve that it was the first time since we
nave been reporting the markets that we
rave ave seen snipe and wOOdcock on
the stands:
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HANDSOME SPRING PRINTS.

JOE LOCKE has a full supply of late
daily and weekly papers.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

Arkansas River.....MAR BoYD---.-...5 p m
Friar's POint....---GES. ANDERSON---.5 p IN
st. REPCBLIC.-.l0 a m
LOuiSyiIle......-.BELLEL EE.---.....-..b p m
New Orleaus..m--.PAULINE C-AREOLL..-2 m
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Only l2X cents, at Cans new store,
where you can buy bargains in dry goods.
Be sure to;call at PCS Main street.
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All shades of challies and other spring
dress goods have arrived at Herzog IL
Bros, 20 Main street.
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ST. PATRICK's "a

FIVE hundred French cOrsets at a sacri-
five, Cans 29S Main street.
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CALL and examine Hezekiah's beautiful
and complete stock of shirts, drawers, etc.
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FRESH NORFOLK OYSTEEs.-Best brands
Of these fsvorite oysters received daily by
V. ID. F5achs, No. IL Jefferson street.
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SECURITY
COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Capital, One MilIion Dollars.
ASSETS JANUARY l. 17o:


LIABILITIES, SIl9.6Ji -
18TH DIVIDEND, JANUARY i, $50.
4 Dividend Of FIvz % PER CEST. and the
Government Tax has been declared,
payable on dem1nd.
The SECURITY Fire and Iniand1 Insurance
COMPANY. with the above record, oilers its
Policies on as favorable terms IS those OF any
other company equally reliable. ItSagenetes
exist in al OF the ~DriuefpaI cities toms or
villages in the United states.
4. F. HASTINGS. President
W B. BUCkHOUE, Vice-PresL.
NATHAN HARPER, Secretary.
VII CUNNINGHAM.
superintendent Western Branch, Chicago.
WALKER & EUSTAPHIENE,
Gen1A Agents inland Department, Buffalo
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE-
NASHVILLE, January ], IS7Q.J
I, q. ". B~LACEBCES, Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Security
the state OF New York, has produced to me
satisfactory evidence that said C0mpaSy has
complied with all the requirements or the
laws Of the STATE Of Tennessee imposed on
Insurance companies; and / further certify
that r. Y. N-reCenburgh. Agent OF said
Company. has also complied with the re-
quiremeuts Of the laws or the state. made
and provided IN such eases.
Wherefore. said Security Insurance Com
pany mas authority 70 take risks and transact
the business OF insurance in this state. A.
Memphis, Tennessee. 9. " BLACKBUEN.
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
R. v. VREDEHBURGH, AGENT,
fehl5 No. ~ Madison Street.
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Leual Notice.

HAVING qualified as Executors OF the es--
H tate Of b C. Mount, deceased, al persons
having claims against said estate VIII present
the same VIII be barred, and all persons In
debted to the estate are required 10 make
aymen Immediately.
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As if to spite us poor mortals, right in
the commencement of the lenten season,
the fish absolutely refuse to be caught in
the most alluring nets that are spread for
them, and Saturday evening the market
was bare OF game fish. Catfish were plen-
tiful, but, like the buffalo, were large and
dear. What few fish there were OF the
Etalla SnId ~ tnllnmS.
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nnrIcE mol A%DYERTISERs.

ONLY i2Ae, best ealioos, Cans new store,
2QS Main.
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Cooley and Peterson for March, at Joe
Locke's, 1854 Main street.
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Chickens and eggs have become much
more plentiful, and, as a consequence,
were much cheaper, as the following
schedule of prices will show:
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FRENCH percales, only Csc, Cans new
store, 29S Main.
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FOR A RIVER.
FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
o4LF - AEAEEss master
This elegant sud swift steamer IT.
will leave as ,E
WEDNESDAY. 9th inst, at pm.
LARRY HARASTAD CO., Agents.
mu6 No Il Madison street.
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We have received a new assortment of
alpacas and other novelties for spring
wear which compare with prices before
the war. HERZOG * BRO.
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ONLY l211c, beautiful calico, at Cans
new store, 29S Main.
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Exquisite gems in Percales only25 cents,
Cans new store, Dos Main street.
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READ the new advertisement Of b.
L~Owenstein & Bros.
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MOSBY'S CHEAP VARIETY STORE.
Goods at Reduced Prices, 237 Main street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

MISCELLANEOUS school Books and Sta
vi tionery, Jewelry aEdSilver Plated Ware,
Notions and Fancy Goods, Port MOnnaies,
Combs, Brushes, Collars, Suspenders, and
everything in the notion line. 4 general
stock of all kinds o toys, and a great variety
of dollar goods. such as plated %castOrs, gOblets
and mugs, glass and crOckery ware, all kinds
of knives, forks and spoons. Prize candy all
brands and prices, at wholesale and retail.
Lsndreth's Garden Seeds. mil
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No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew & Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-07

A aooD 2-plait Shirt for 81, at Wiggsns
Il Thorn's, 233 Clay Building.
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Buy WOOD of Scheuber Bros. Leave Or
ders with L. Roescher, 326 Main street.
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NEW ANT BEAUTIFUL.

LARGEST assortment of the latest dali
lies, weeklies and monthlies, at Joe
Locke's, 236L Main street.
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New brands domestics, very nice. and
below any other house in prices, at Cans
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TIE APPEAL is delivered for % cents q
week.
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New Dress Goods, at B. Lowenstein &
Bros.
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Our French corset for 81 can't be beat,
Cans new store, 2gS Main street.
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HEzEKIAH, 81 Jefferson street, makes
the incest fitting and cheapest Shirts in
this market.
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ALL styles calico al l2Ec, Cans new
store, rs Main.
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ARRIVALS.
IN PORT.

Guidon, Gen. Anderson. Silver Moon,
Mary Boyd, Fanny BTandeis, st. Francis,
Marble City.
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Choice calicos l2H cents, Cans new
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GIVE me one trial, and your trade will
be insured. HEZEKIAH,
81 Jefferson street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR LOUISVILLE.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

EiiiOtt's White and Little Red River Line.
Regular Memphis, White and Little Red
River Independent Packat-FOF Helena,
Erlars Point, DeNalIs BluH, Little Rock,
.Searcy, Des Arc, Augusta, JacksOnpOrt.
DIES ID. Elliott. master
This elegant and ieet passenge IT.
steamer will leave as above N
TUESDAY, March sth, at pm.
The only boat leaving to-day that connects
with railroad for Little Rock, and gOes
through to- acksonpOrt.
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents,
mt PrDmauala srreal- nnn- LANDING
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The supply was very good, considering
the season. Cabbages were plenty. Leeks
and green onions were also quite plenti-
full. Turnips, Irish and sweet potatoes,
etc, were quite equal to the demand:
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FOR CLERK % CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-T6 the
- Ee0pie Uf Shelby COUNTY: / am a candidate
Tor CLERK OF the Second Circuit Court Of
shelby county, at the ensuing March election.
Gebl OLF : SAUNDERS.
CLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-We
- are authOrizedtO announce Z. r. HARRIS
as an Independent candidate for the office
OF Clerk OF the Second Circuit Court, at the
ensuing March election. 1ebl
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ASSETS.
Loans on Bond AMI Mortgage, being
first lien on Real Estate, worth
over % per cent, over the amOuu.E
Stocks. Bonds and other Securities j
owned by the Company, market
q
Cash in Bank ana O0Hca 5000 20
Loans on demand vita collateral P,ul %
Premiums due and outstanding eco E,IOO %
Cash in Agents hands in eOuT 3,Bo q
Interest due ana accrued az - Si.NS Il
Other assets OF ComDsS; - Is,I75 81
---------- 5000 "
Total Assets -
Losses Unpaid nos 81 y
h ". BIZ Iue-------s 00,S2 %
". BLAS~ XXI President
J. .KSTONE, V President
T. cS AFTER Secretary.
Appes, LSWOLD, General Agent.
ed by
W BLACKBURN; Comptroller.
Il. T. T0KLlNSoN & CO., Agents.
IN No. II Madison str8aA
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FOR OSCEOLA.
FOR MOUNT t
o WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
c0mpa5y---White River Line.
.T.-AD. STORM, Master

THE entirely new and elegant r.
Il passenger packet, built ex--
pressly for the trade,
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THE GERMAN
NATI0NAL BANK
Or MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS:
{ mis- ganaUer, !. C. Neey,
seoolheId& Hanauer. Brooks Nicely &OO
p c lines. A. [. Harris,
lone. brown q Co. Harris. Cochran & Co.
p. P. Walt. n. 1. Meacham,
r. p. Walt 4 Co. Meaeham 4 Treadwell
Thos. H. Allen, G. L. Denison,
Thos. a. Allen & Co. Orgiu Bros. & Co.
D. P. MADDEN, IL C. Terry,
D. p. MADDEN q Co. Price d Terry.
E. ]. Taylor, Of Taylor 8 Rutland.
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E"noorPora*ed 1saa-
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OF the condition Of the
North American Fire ms. Co.

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
january 1st, 1870
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Fruits.

Apples and oranges were the only kinds
to be seen. The former are plentiful and
very fine. The latter are Havana and
Creole, and are large and juicy: