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Important Letters from welI-knowa Citizens
who have made true trial Of this Ra.
tiohaI Plan OF Maalcaflon

MEMPHIS, TENN, June 1, 1870.
We, the undersigned, before we placed
ourselves under Doctor Jerome Pancost's 3
treatment for the cure of Catarrh and af-
tections of the lungs, had fully come to
the conclusion that there was no remedy
or mode of medication for the cure of
these complaints, in which we could
place any reasonable amount of conf
dence, we had so long been doomed to
Disappointment and we are fully conf
dent this opinion is largely shared in by
nearly every person suffering from these
dangerous classes Of maIadiss.
Having been subject to these most an
noying and painful diseases for a number
of years before we began Doctor Pan
costs treatment, notwithstanding we
made use of everything we had head re-
commended, as well as had the advice and
attention of some of the most eminent
physicians, but derived no benefits what
ever from their treatment. We feel that
we can in no way better serve the cause
of Suffering humanity than to publicly
bear our testimony to the permanent re-
lief we have obtained from this rational
plan of medication.
We can, with entire confidence, com
mend Doctor Pancost and his New Sys-
tenn of Practice to all who desire SPEEDY
aud Radical cure, knowing him to be not
only regularly educated physician and
uOuOTdOl6 SeuLlelnau, 0ub one In WnOm
the afflicted can rely with entire conf
dence.
II. II. MEFTE, proprietor of the
well-known and extensive Wholesale
Liquor House, No. 164 Front street.
j. NJ. RICE, the popular and relia-
BILE Police Oficer-residence Chelsea.
MALVIN BUTTON. 2I5 Beale st.
GEORGE HERBERS, JR., $40 Front
street.
MANUS MoDERMOTT, Lehner
House, corner Second and Washington.
VIM. A. ECKERLY, of the we'll
known Grocery and Commission House
OF Eckerly Il Co., corner Union and
Front streets,
Now is the season when OutdrTh and
1hroGt diseases advance most rapidly
into Bronchitis and Consumption, and
when all diseases of the breathing organs
are most sS Ssvated-and yet q period
more favorable for treatment than we
may again expect for many months.
Call Immediately for examination II
possible to do so, otherwise write for a
list of questions, as the treatment can be
successfully conducted st home, under
my instructions, wherever the patient
may be. Address
JEROME PANCOST, MD,
IS Adams street, between Second and
Third, Memphis, Tenn. je2l
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Special to MEMPHIS APPEAL-l


NASHVILLE, June 20.--In the Senate
/ the bill TO place the Rogersville and JEFF
fersonville Railroad in the management
of trustees, passed first reading.
The House resolution directory TO Rep
resentatives in Congress, in regard to
pensions for widows and children Of SOL
| diers of 1872, was rejected as being un-
necessary.
House Joint resolution directing q con-
tinued investigation into the railroad
frauds, cOncurred in.
Senate joint resolution giving the as
sent of the State TO the consolidated
mortgage made by the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Co. to secure the pay
meht of bonds issued, was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The House bills on fourth reading were
disposed Of as follows: To establish the
Probate Court Of Shelby county, passed,
and referred to the judiciary Committee
To lay off the State into Chancery Dis
tricts, passed and referred to Judiei ~
Committee. To amened penitentiary
laws and regulating salaries of officers,
and authorizing the sale of the stone
quarry, etc, passed and referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The following House bills on third read
ing were thus disposed of:
To regulate the fees of Justices Of the
Peace. Rejected.
To protect persons patronizing rail-
roads, and to regulate railroad freight
charges in Tennessee. Rejected.
Mr.. Etheridge entered motion to re-
consider.
To make warrants Of teachers good for
taxes. Rejected.
To suppress drunkenness on the part of
public officers. Passed.
For the appointment by County Courts
OF public administrators and guardians.
Passed.
To change the time of holding the Cir
cult Court at JonesbOro. Passed.
To abolish the tax for marriage licenses.
Referred to the Committee on Finance.
To establish the county of Trousdale.
Passed.
The Senate bill to make permanent in
sanity sufficient cause for divorce from
the bonds Of matrimOny, was announced
as the special order for IL o'clock and at
that hour Mr.. Etheridge resumed his ar
gument, speaking two hours, in an ear
nest and eloquent manner, in support of
the bill.
When Mr.. Etheridge had concluded his
remarks, Mr.. Cooper, of Bedford, moved
to make a further consideration of the
bill the special order at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow. The motion prevailed.
HOUSE.
Nothing OF Interest transpired in the
House. The following new bill was in
troduced by Mr.. Bright; A bill increasing
the salaries sf Judges of the Supreme
Court to 5000 dollars, and the salaries of
the Chancery and Circuit Court Judges to
$4,000 each.
By Mr.. Warner, a bill to fix the time of
holding courts in the various Chancery
Districts.
BY Mr.. Bryant, bin to protect game
in Upton county.
BY Mr.. Rhea, a bill to do equal Justice
to tax payers, by providing for the re-
funding Of the State taxes to parties who |
paid the same for any or all of the years |
Of lS62-3-4
By Mr.. Rhea, a bill directing the In |
spectors Of the Penitentiary 20 discOn- |
TIME any burial ground used for the in |
.erment of OOnyicts.
BY Mr.. Brown a bill for the benefit of |
persons who have lost their grants of /
deeds Of conveyance, in the Ocee Dis
LriCJ.
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CUBA.
Good News. .ChOIera.--Yomi

HAVANA, June 20.-The steamer Geo.
B. Upton has effected q second landing on
the Cuban coast. The following particu-
lars are given in the official reports
from Puerto Principe: The George
B. Upton left Aspinwall on the Sth
instant, and on the 18th reached
the mouth OF the river Herradura, on the
Cuban shore. She landed Colonel Lono,
with twenty-five men and her cargo,
consisting of 1000 stand of arms, a large
quantity of ammunition and a French
repeating cannon. Some correspondence
between Weneros and. Cespedes. which
has fallen into the hands of Spaniards,
shows that the cargo consisted of the ma
terial left on board at the first landing,
supplemented with fresh supplies,
embarked at Aspiqwsll. Six Of the
tillibusters have been killed since
landing, but whether they belonged
to the first or second party is not
stated.
Ten cases of YomitO and cholera are re-
ported in the jurisdiction of Puerto Prin-
cipe,
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

C0GHLAN-The friends and acquaintanees
OF O. R Coghian and Mrs. s. & Bsteman are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. KATIE B. COGHLAE, from her late resi-
denee, corner OF DesotO and Webster streets,
this erUESDAYl morning, June 2ist, at Q
O'Clock. Services by Rev. L. d. Mullins. Car
aages in attendance,
GIBsoN-Ths friends and acquaintsnces Of
A D. and NJ. p Gibson are respectfully in
vited 70 attend the funeral of their infant
daughter, CARRIE AMANDA, at their resi-
dence. this (TUESDAY) morning, June 2lst,
at 10 o'clock Carriages in attendance.
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MARKETS.
New Ynrk.

NEW YORK. June 20-In Wall street the
chief topics of conversation were railroads
war and speculation in Lake Shore. The Van
derbilt portion of the Lake Shore party sold
out their stock some time ago at 96aS9. Much
credenee was given to the report that the d.
ferences between tHe Trunk lines was settled
and prices be advanced to their old standard
sS45, ,0o0 In currency and SS4S, 600 gold Is TO be
paid out July /, for interest on the New York
State bonds Money easy at SOS. Sterling dull
s5sdg9z. Gold opened ll25<, and closed at ll2sz
@ll2E Carrying rtAes per cent to nat
CleaTances 81, ,0O0. COO. Governments quiet and
frm. State bonds active; Tennessees, old
Cotton steady sales so bales; mlddiins up
lands 2lssc, Flour IS s0g5 65; super state and
Western IS 9596. Whisky 81 0515. Wheat
lower 81 2SI ZS1x; winter red and Western
Rye unchanged. Corn a1c9sl OF. Oats 6la65c.
Coffee quiet and Arm. Molasses dull. SugaI
inactive; l5e hhds Cuba s9lOc; 400 boxes IA
vsna 9a'0c. Rice quiet and unchanged. Pork
quiet $50 75&S0 50. Dry goods market devoid
of activity, and prices generally rule quiet
and uniform. All popFehr brands OF printed
calicoes quoted Il9ll54tj heavy brown sheet.
tings l4a l5c; standard makes of bleRched
musiins, such as LoDsdale, Mssonville and
freith OF the loom, doc.
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Storms aAd Tsmpesis---Fish SlOshlng
AFauud

Troy, N. Y, June 2O.-A terrific hail
storm accompanied by thunder and
lightning passed over the city this noon
and did great damage in the country to
fruit, etc. A similar storm reported at
Albany andI Binghampton.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2O-The Stock
and Bond holders of the Schulkill
Navigation Co. this am. ratified the
lease of canal and franchise 90 the Read
ing Railroad company, on terms formerly
published.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 2o.-Hon.
Hamilton Fish arrived here this am,
ON a visit to his daughter. @
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BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
CONSUMP MPTION.

We warn all who may have any form Of
these diseases to waste no more precious
time-the days and weeks which bear
them steadily beyond the reach OF human
adm taking into the stomach the hurt
full compounds, of whatever names, that
have deceived thousands before you;
waste no more time in deplOring your
condition, nor in watching the progress Of
some of your number who may be exper-
imenting, but take the testimony of the
hundreds and thousands throughout the
entire country who h41e tried the Pan
cost Nel0 Mode Of Cure with entire sue
cess after all others proved useless,
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atIcoeK,s POROUS PLAsTERs.

s,ar NV steu this commodity has attained
,.s 1nnraeedented fame. They are unlSel-
ssIlv approved. Tney support stren g.,.Har 81
and aid the growth q muscles ,s9,Ve.s a.
fsrine frrftabiltty, while s1ppiying -; -
They seem TO aecumulats slsesrlel. 'tSs ,,t al
a- s.s -. nnlId Jy which healthy actlons are
induced. -. aresrY-latiou was
slsp : - ss-1S,rss the articcl at1ons ard ma
tas ~ nrsiacsd the paralysis n fact ne
Patlsnt eSssstsr va applied she was aS help
Is ~ I 5sby. We refer 70 Mrs. sally Elliott,
Springfield, nsss. A..n.v Rranarath
H0uEs, New York
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Attachmanf Suif.

o. q. Cameron and James White, partners in
trade under the nrm name and style of o.
s. Cameron q Co, VS.. ]. II. CoOns.
ID EFSRE JAMES HALL, Justice of the Peace
ID for Shelby county; athdaYit having been
made In this cause, and attachment issued
and returned. levied, etc:
1t is therefore ordered, That publication
be made in the Memphis Daily Appeal,
newspaper published in the city OF Mem
phis, for four successive weeks, com manding
the said ]. II. COons to appear before me at
my once, in the city Of Memphis, in the 18th
Civil District of said county. on the I'D
day OF July, 1870, at 10 O'Clock am, and
make defense 70 said suit against them or II
will be proceeded with exparte.
JAMES HALL,
teI Justice Peace for Shelby cotfInty
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State OF Tennessee, Shelby county-a g.
Rhine vs. VIM. h. Esom
A FFIDAN1T having been made and bond
"A given and attachment having been is
sued IS required by law IL attachment eases,
and the same having been duly returned,
served " garnishment, etc, and defendant
not found:
tits therefore ordered, That the said defend
ant Wna. H. Is0m, appear before me, at my Of
fee, in the city Of Mem phfs, shelby county,
Tenn, on the iith day Of July, $50, and maze
defeDss TO said suit, or the same will be tried
exparte: and that q COPY OF this order be
published in the Memphis Appeal once q
week for four consecutive weeks
s. A. MOORE, ]. P.
June IL, 1870. Iel2
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Incendlarles from loulsYllIe.

WINDSOR, III, June 2O.-Eight bust
ness houses were burned here last night.
Most of the goods we're removed with
little damage. Shaffer & Wilkinson lost
about 5000. There were other losses OF
about the same amount. Insurance. $500.
II is supposed to be done by incendiaries,
no doubt from Louisville.
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CHARLESTON, June 2O.-Cotton- common
lower; middiing 1870. Sales go bales. Re
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. E1-In the First Chaneery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee Thomas Broe-
chus ct al. VS.. P. NJ. Morgan ct al.
TT appearing from afndavit in this cause
1 thst the defendants, z. N. Morgan and W.
u. Baker, are residents of Mississippi and
non-residents of the state OF Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein at the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in October, $50, and plead. answer or
deraur 20 com plainants bill, or the same Will
be taken for confessed as to them and set for
bearing exparte; and that a copy OF this or
der be published once week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest.
L. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes 4 Jackson. sols. for complt. iel7
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A L OuisYilIs LOepmstiVe and a Man from
Louisville.

CHICAGO, June 20.-Willard p. Thomas,
son of the late Rev. ID. Thomas, Of the
Michigan Conference, was run over by a
locomotive and instantly killed.
PLAITsMOUTH, NEB., June lS.--George
Stanley, perhaps of Louisville, who mur-
dered William Patterson, railroad off,
C al, near Ames, Iowa, has been arrested,
and is in the Lincoln county jail. Cir
cumstances are very strong against him.
He will Jhang II it is proved that he is
from Isndsville.
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BY X. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Mas
Estes 4 Jackson. Sols. for compl't.
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NOTICE.

o
OFFICE oF THE BOARD OF LEyEE CoNMIs-l
sIONERs FOR THE COUN TIES OF BOLIVAR,
WASHIN6TON AND IssAQUEEA,
Greenville, NJ MisS., June l3, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that the semi-an-
N nual interest, due July l, 1870, on Coupon
Bonds. issued by this Board, viii be paid at
the Banking House OF Messrs. Lancaster,
Brown & Co.. No. % Nassau street, New York
city, upon presen tatiOn OF the proper coupons.
je2l ]. +. EpMOHDS, President.
A GENTS-Can make money rapidly By in
n Producing an invention to prevent the
of all insects upon animal and
vegetable, which is also one OF the best fer
tiltZers known. Agents who wish to mas e
money by selling the very thing the farmer
says is Just what he wants. Will get particu-
lars By addressing Rev. ]. LITTLE, Iaberna-
Gle, Tennessee or J. p. ERWIN, Portervllle,
Tennessee. ie22 " 2
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The Character Of LousvlIls Maintained
by Day and Nloht.

CLEvELAND, june 20-Richard C. Long
was fatally stabbed by Thomas Day, Of
Louisville, in a saloon on Broadway ex-
tension, on Saturday night. The
wounded man died in ten minutes after
the blow WIS struck. Day was under the
influence Of liquor and mistOok Long for
q man with whom be had an alteration
in the early part Of the evening.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASnNIc NnTIcE

A SPECIAL communication of Ange- Q
~ roma Lodge No. l6S, wiz be held This w
TUESpAY) Evening, 2lst inst, at S/N
o'clock, for wOrK in the f. A, degree.
All F. As are fraternally invited.
BY order of JOHN ZENT, W. NJ.
JOHN REANfIsT4 SAcretarv ta9I
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ORDINANCE.

Be q ordained By ths GseTul Coasls1t Of TIE Cify
Of MemphsS:
Tbatalfsneek houses or stalls that dispense
ar veut cooked food at the market houses, OF
on any property belonging to the city snAI
~ refnoyed and not allowed TO exist 1nls
orsinanee 20 take effect In thirty days June
l. 1870. .,,s,a,.5a3
Passed hrst reading; rules being suspeIueu
,asSed second and anal reading oy Board
Passed second reading BY Council oy sns
PENSION of the rules
John JOHNSON, Mayor
...-s. 4 d psrr-u aunS Cifv Register. els
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DIED.

0HNSON-Yesterday morning June 10th
at 9 O'Clock, alter a short Illness, Mr.. N. II.
JOHNSON.
The friends and acquaintanees Of the de-
ceased are invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, corner OF Mill and Fourth
streets, Chelsea, this (TUEsDAY) afternoon,
at o'clock. Mr.. JOHNSON was a member of
the old I54th Senior Regiment, and the whole
Southern army boosted Of no braver soldier
nor tFuer man.
SULLIVAN-At his residence, No, 257Iz
Main street, at u m. Monday, June 10Th. D. l..
SULLIVAN, Esq, In the S5th year of his age.
His friends are invited TO attend his funeral,
to take place WEDNESDAY, at s am.
Ledger, and New Orleans papers please copy.
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A distinguishes Scholar Osad-Brs~sr,
EnrnRn.

PHILADELPHIA, June S0.-Rev. d. B.
Nadal, President Of the Drew Theological
Seminary, died suddenly this am.
Gsui's brewery, occupied by John h.
Belts, was destroyed by fire this am.
Loss $50, 900. half insured.
Murat Halstead, Esq, editor and prin-
eipal proprietor of the Cincinnati OOne-
mereiGl, is in town, and is to sail for Eu-
orpe on Tuesday next.
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A KInsIy Funeral.

BALTIMORE, June 20.-The funeral Of
Jerome Napoleon Bonsparte, yesterday,
was attended only by the immediate
friends OF the family and those TO whom
special invitations were extended.
Among the pail bearers were Hon. Rev
erdy johnson, Hon. Thomas Swami,
General John A. Dix and Colonel Pur-
Vaaneo
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ceipts Les bales. Exports-spain aO5 bales /;
coastWise 265 bales. Stock 1894 bales.
Savannah.
SAvANNAH, June 2O-Cotton quiet; mid
ding I91Sc. sales 100 bales. Receipts 931 bales
Exports-coastWtse 1905 bales. Stock II $50
Mobile.
MOBILE, June 20 Cotton firm; middlings
l95z9Igz<e. Sales-30O bales. Receipts f7e bales
Exports-eOastwise 97 bales. Stock q, ,lsl.
Foreign.
I LONDON, June 2G-Consols, 9g5S; money
Va for aecount bonds; 82s, 901<; 55's, S91S;
64s, S55z: lO-4O's. 81. '.
LIVERPOOL, June 2.--COtton steady aud
Sales 1000 bales. Uplands Ig5x
Orleans l0x. Red Western Wheat 9s Sd.
PARIS, june z0.-Bourse closed frm. Rentes
2.e0. - -
HAYRE, June 2l-Cotton quiet,
aRl[ - - =
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5000 Reward

For any case of Blind, Bleeding or Itching
PILES that DEBING'5 PILE REMEDY fails 70
cure. IL has cured cases of 20 years standing.
Try IL, and get rid OF the most troublesome
disease nesh is heir to. Sold by all druggists
sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
LobrdtOTB-l42 Fran kiln street,
DaTN
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NASHVILLE.

Railroad Frauds-AppsaI to Congress
Railroad Memphis Probate
Court Should Go 70 BsrtIett-Etherldge on
the War Path-lHSanity, which Produces
Most sarriages. Makes Cause for d.
vOrce-Rule Works Both Ways.
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Three People DESTROYED

PoUeHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 2O.-John
Rowley, Almirs Miller and Melissa Bar
ton were drowned in the Hudson, at Mil
ton, by the collision of a propeller with
their small boat
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Louisville Boys COuId't have Done More.

CoNcoRD, n. H, June 20.-Three young
men. named Chas. o. Smith, Henry BEN
they and Scott Brigham were arrested in
Exeter, charged with ravishing a simple
minded girl fourteen years old.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

vTHE firm of COwperthwait, Chapman &
i Co., was dissolved on the 18th inst, by
mutual consent, n .Cowperthwait retiring
w. +. Boyle and Lewis H. Chapman, hav-
ing purchased the entire interest, assume all
the liabilities aud have entire charge of the
settlement OF the business OF the said firm.
H. .COWPERTHW WAIT.
l.. H. Oh APMAN.
W. +. BOYLE
In retiring f. Ora the above firm, most cor
daily recommend my late partners to the
public and would bespeak for them a con-
tfnuance Of the favOrs best9Wed upon the
tate fr1n. H. GOWPERTH WAIT.
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New & Rich JeweIry.
NOTICE.

OFFICE MEMPHIS CITY r. R. Co, Memphis
~ Tenn. May p, lS0.-The annual election
for Five Directors in the Memphis City n r.
Company will be held at the Office of the
company, on the I'D dRy of June. 1870 at q
O'clock pm fmy2l J. g. SMITH. See'y.
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Fenians Ia trouble.

BUFFAEo, June 20.-Gen. starr and Col
smith. who was connected with the Fe-
nian raid, left for Cansndagua to answer
States Court,
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ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

n ARDEN and Cemetery AdOrnments, Cast,
" Wrought Iron and Wire Railings, FOuD-
ts5ns, Vases, ,Verandas, ,Settees, ArborS, Chairs,
Summer Houses, Iron Stairs, spiral and
straight. in every variety OF pattern New
and improved styles OF Hay Racks, Managers,
Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, etc.
PATENT WIRz WORK. - Railings, store
Fronts, Door and Window Guards, Fam
Fencing, etc.
Rr0n zo work
Having fitted up our Foundry with special
reference 70 the above class of work, we ar
now prepared to al, with promptness, a.
orders for Bronze Castings of Stat1ary, colo
sal, heroic and life size.
q ORSAMENTAL IRON G0ODs-The largest as
sortment to be found in the United 8 atss, all
of which are executed with the express view
of pleasing the taste. while they com btns All
the requisites OF beauty and substantisl con-
structioD.
Purchasers may rely on having AL articles
carefully boxed and shipped to The place OF
destination
Designs viii be sent tc those no wish to
make q selection RplG
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Meeting of Stockholders.

OFFICE SOUTHERN LIsE INSURANCE Co,
Memphis, Tenn, June 10, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting of the stockholders 0fthe South
ern Life Insurance Company viii be held at
the Office OF the company on TUESDAY, July
5th prOx-, between the hours OF 10 a m. and
PIN.
At this meeting an election will be held for
Directors TO serve the ensuing year
jel9 BEN MAY, Secretary.