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ersditars N0tics.

No. 8ss.-In the First Chancsry Court OF
shelby county, Teun.-D. s. Robertson ct al
VI Geo. CAN'T ct 81.
IN this cause an order was entered March
4M BAs directing publication to be made 70
81 creditors OF the estate OF EdWar Brad
shaw, decd, etc
it0rs make their appearance herein, AZ the
courthouse in the city OF Memphis. Tenn
On or before the frst day OF May. 1871. and
NE and ESTABLISH their claims against the ss-
tate Of said dscedent OF the same VIII be
barred audlhe ca1se proceeded with gEparta.
AID thaf q copy q this order be published
& WeeE, Tor four successive weeks. fn
the Memphis appeal
"a 1apV-7ttea1s
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
BY r. J. Black Deputy o & d.
iana 9en1EF7aAs Sol ar eaUptR'H mhA
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To THOSE who doubt whether an
interest in San Domingo lots is suhi.
Client to account for the pertinacity OF
General Grant in favor Of that job,
the San Domingo correspondent Of
the Tribune furnishes the following
additional means Of arriving at a con-
clusiOn. He says:
II we vote SI,500,O 600 for the pur-
chase OF San Domingo, and let Baez
disbuTse it, the first debts to be paid
viii be the accumulated salaries of
the Ofhce-hOlders. That viii be a fine
thing for the Presidents family. for
they are all in Office. The deputy
collector and one other officer at the
capital are the Presidents sons. The
Governor Of the city is his brother.
Ascend brother is a general. A half
brother is Governor Of AZua. A
br0ther-in-laW is Secretary Of State.
Grant and Baez are alike as two
twins, and as fast friends as David
and Jonathan. All Grants rela-
fions and alp Baez's relations are in
Office. How else could Grant act than
to favor sBaez? "a fellow feeling
makes us wondrous kind"
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PASSR0RE & RBFFIA. Agents and Manaosra


No. 4Z55.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Teuuesse9s-JOhn ohnsou
VS. S. H. Jobe. Jos. ClOustOn, Bennett Bagby
and wife, r. Q. Bagby.
IT appearing from the BIN which is sworn
ii to IN this cause. hat the d~efendants, Ben
nett BagbV and vile, Frances o. Bagbv. are
nOn-residents OF the 5bat5 OF Tennessee.
HIt g. therefore ordered by the clerk and
Master, That they make their appear
anea herein, az the courthouse 81 Inc
Second Chaneery court Of shelby county IN
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
hrst Monday IN Nay, 81, aud plead. an
same VIII be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing aXparts; and thata ToDv
OF this order be published once a week. ~
successive weeks, In the Mamphis
Appeal This March A. fSI.
NJ STEWART, Clerk and Master
Estes q Jackson. Sol for aonnDT.f --Laf
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
aFHCIAL JOURNAL OF the CITY,
TUESDAY BOOMING uARCH % 1911

THE vote by which Governor Hol-
den, Of North Carolina, was i'm
peached, was not a partisan aspect,
as four or five Radical members Of
the Senate voted with the Democrats
on several Of the articles. The case
was so strong against the Governor,
that all party lines were broken down.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 1855, A. r. DIN the Second Chancery
Court of Shelby county. Ttnnessee.-The
Jackson Insurance Company vs.. q. w.
Pease and others.
IT appearing from amended and supple
4 mental bill duly sworn to and dled in this
cause that the defendants, NJ. b. Fielding and
Nicholas GWynu, are non residents OF the
state Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, Attn Courthouse OF
the Second Chancsry Court Of Shelby cOuu-
", Ia the City OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF
before the first Monday in May, 1871, and
plead. answer or demur to co~mplaiuants
bill and amended bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to them, and set Tor
hearing eXparts; and that a copy Of this or
der be published once a week, Tor Jour sue
cessfve weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
March Is, 1871.
A cOpy-attest:
NIL, IL. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY Q. BELCuER, Deputy Y. and N.
Rudolph. Hammond & JOrdOns Soils. for
eomnIIts mhl6
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Monday, April oath, 1871,

between the hours Of 10 o'clock am. IND A
O'Clock pm, the following described real
estate tO-Wit: WI certain lots Ot land lya
ing in the county OF shelby, State Of Tennes-
see, and in the town Of Fort Pickering and
known on she plan Of said town as lots Nos
land 2 in Block No. II. on the corner Of
Broadway and Third street,, each having q
front Of twenty-five feet on the west side of
Third street, and running back WestWardly
one hundred feet 20 an alley.
Terms Of gaie.-Cash.
JAMES REILLY. Comfy Court Clerk.
John ". smith, Sol. for Petitioner.
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A WASHINGTON says
that "Chief-Justiee Chase continues
steadily TO improve in health; that he
walks much every day, and eats with
a relish and sleeps like schild." 1t is
Sided that he is gaining flesh and
strength, and that his face is assuming
its old form Of character and expires
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~knn-Rasidanf hnfica

No. 202-First Chaneery Court OF Shelby
county. Tenn.-J. d. Brewster vs.. p. A.
May, v. Butterworth.
It appearing that an attachment writ was
L issued in the above cause, January 80. 1871.
against the estate OF defendants, p. A. May
and W, P.ButterWorGh on the Dill oil complaln-
ant uncer oath died herein, alleging that
said defendants are residents OF Arkansas
n nonresident OF the state Of Tennessee
that they are indebted to complainant in the
sum OF about $3.50, IS the sum Is evidenced by
Judgment rendered before a Justice for same;
that said attachment has been returned,
levied upon the property or said defendants.
IL Is therefore ordered, hat they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse,
IA the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the first Monday in May, 1871, and plead, an
s yer or demur 70 compliments bill, or the
viii be taken for confessed as TO them.
and set fOT hearing ezparte, and that a COW
Of this order be published once q week Tor
peal.
A cOpy-attest.
EDMUND COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. BLACK, Deputy @. and NJ.
L. B. Mcfarland, Sol. for compile. mh8
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Non-RssldeBt ROtics.

Petition to resign-Tn the Probate Court OF
Shelby County, TenD,-Int the matter OF the
estate OF VIM. Hutchinson, deceased Tom
Gale, eLecut OF.
TTPON the ding of the petition Of Tom
u Gale. executor of VIM. Hutchinson, de-
ceased, 70 be allowed to resign mis- trust as
appearing to the court upon 81dcavtt hled
Herewith that the heirs aud deYisees OF said
testator, viz: - mo utch-
ID Isl ordered thatthey be and they are here
By notified 20 appear at tbs april Term, 1871,
OF said court, and on or oeiole TIE Lth OF
thew can Why thesaid executor should not be
allowed to resign his said trust II IS further
ordered that a copy OF this order be published
once y week Tor four successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal
Atrue~ cOpy-Attesk
JAMES REILLY, COuutyC Court Court.
i " Scales Sol. for petitioner. mhI7
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER SCHEDULED
TAKES EFFECT Ian. 8, 1871

u = IN "-----N-I--IN-" I-~T~ -
Except Sunday at AIS pm.
Daily through train to Nashville and hat
tanOOga, WithOu change OF cars, leaves 81
7.45 pm; arrives In Nashville at Sam, Chat
tauOOga ct 10 pm. next day.
Depot at head of Main street.
Ticket ONCE, Z7k Main street, one door
north ofJedsrsOn.
The trsin leaving Memphis at Us pm. ruEs
daily. The Al am. train does not run on
sunday Both trains, run through to Louis
vile without change. Elegant sleeping carr
run through on the1: As pm. train from Mem-
phis to Louisville, connecting at Louisville
with through cars to PhIladelphia, Cleveland
Buffalo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore.
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
s-tatsrOCns, In through cara, can be engaged
at the Ticket once, &7k Main street.
J.F. BOYD, superintendent,
JAMES SPEED. Ticket gent ianT
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we have not doubted that the
cause Of the revolution Of public SEN
timent In New Hampshire lay deeper
aDG was more potent than the San
Domingo job or the deposition of
Charles Sumner, or other like causes
Of ohense to any. An educated, in
~tellectual people, Ake those Of the
New England Stsf however they
may rush on from faaaticism, or be
maddened with pasios. will do a vast
deal OF thinking IA b the future, more
especially when ae esnsequenoes are
likely 10 take hold OF themselves.
They have not failed to watch the
progress Of usurpafion, and they have
never I1Ie2aed IS lev the accom-
plished factD to proceed further than
was consistent With their own int
rests and sefay. They never
did propose thaf violations Of
the principles he Constitution
and infringeme 81 State rights
should Overstep G Boundaries Of the
subiugated Stat come back tn
huza. 1t is T~ensfkable that they
should have e. submitted TO tax
alton imposed ~ themselves and to
public burdens o~ccasiOned by extrav-
agance and corruption which they
could have prevented. And il can
only be accounted for on the SUPPOSE
ton that the passions engendered by
the war had not previously had sufR-
oiant timeto cool. The Boston Courier,
an old established journal Of high
reputation and large influence, thinks
the people had long been " sunk into
a8ethargfc sleep and that the torpor
had crept with the most fatal inAu-
epee over the senses Of cur New Eng
land population, once so jealous Of
aggression. once 50 prompt to resent
and to repeal it. - But now comes the
accomplished fact, and prestol says
the Courier
Ia a single day how changed be-
came this disheartening seenei 1T was
evident that causes in silent oper-
alton had been Efficiently prOduc-
fne their natural results. For the
election IA New Hampshire cannot be
fairly attributed TO any other cause
9han q conviction forcing itself upon
tie minds of men, that they had been
deseived By those in whom they had
M their trust; that the professions
M promises made them were only
leiusive bats: that the engagements
uttered into by those in quest Of pow
~ ware e0Dkradieted BY their action
wben they obtained it; that hope Of
better things had been 50 often disap-
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"A Connty Court OF shelby county, Tonnes
see, the Insolvency OF the estate OFF. Flaher-
", deceaFod, 4 hereby notify ali parties haV-
with the clerk Of said court property pr0-
hated on or before The 8ta dqy OF september,
1871. or the same VITA be forever barred
mhlI JOHN s. SULLIVAN Aamfr.
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No. ga, r. DIN the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee-GeO. q. Mahan
". +. N. and Z. II. Wamble.
TT appearing that 8 writ Of attachment was
/ issued in the above cause, February 18th.
1871, against the estate of r. ~. Wamble and
7 H. WamBle, on the bill Of complainant.
under Osth filed herein, alleging that said i.
Nj. and 7. h. Wambls are nOn-residents Of
the State of Tennessee; that they are incebt-
ed to complainant in the SUM Of about $50,
as VIII appear from an assignment made BY
H. A. Tabar q Bro. TO complainant OF certain
chooses in action which they hell against
said Wambies: that said attachment has been
returned levied on the property Of said E. ID.
and 7. H. WamDle.
Tits therefore ordered, Thatthey make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in
tie city of Memphis, Tennessee, on OF before
the next term Of said court, commencing on
the nrst Monday in april 1871, and plead,
answer or demur TO Complatnant's ell, or
the same viii be taken fer confessed as to
them, and set for hearing eZparte; and that q
copy Of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal
al ~cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Ri BLACK, Deputy q. and n.
wilson q Roard. Soils tor cOmplt. mh4
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

ny virtue Of a derf faclas to me directed
b from the First Circuit Court OF shelby
county. in favor Of ". e. Watson vs.. N. r.
Fddtns for s2545 CO. besides interest and cost,
I VIII sell to the highest bidder, for cash, In
front Of the Sherih's 9fice. on Second street,
in the city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,O
COmptrOller's Ohice,
NASHVILLE, January 1, ISL
1. Ed. r. P-ENNEBAKER, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the North
American Fire Insurance Company" located
at New York, state of New York, has pro-
duced 10 me satisfactory evidence that said
cOmpany has complied with all the require
ments of the laws of the State CT Tennessee,
imposed on insurance companies, and / fur
Their certify that MesSrs. H. T.. TOmlinsOn &
Co.. agents Of said company, have also com
piled with the requirements of the laws OF
the state, made and provided in such cases.
Wherefore. said Insurance Company has au-
thOrity to take risks and transact the BUSH
ness Of insurance in his State, at Memphis,
ED. r. PENNEBAkER,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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DR.. r. C. HARLATTE's OlsPENsAsY,
A NORTH COURT STREET,
For the Treatment Of all Diseases,

nONsULT DR.. Z. @ MARLATTE, at his
~ Medical Institute. AZ North Court street
for the following diseases treated according
to the chsmiCal system Of medicine, which
Is pronounced by the most eminent phyBl-
clans az q surgeons Of the present day 70 De
the only true and reliable method OF treating
diseases Gt IS especially so Tor this cumatej
successfully, especially the following: Fe-
male dfseases,of whatever class or type,treAt-
ed in a highly successful manner Heart
Disssse-thls formidable disease ls Treated
with the most gratifying results. Skin dis
eases of almost every form permanently
cured here. Consumption and Catarrh De-
partment-I have made many Important dis
coveries IN the treatment Of Lung Throat
and Nose diseases. Eye ard Ear Department
the eve and ear most UcuCerly and triumph
antly treated. Diseases OF the GeuttO Urn
nary organs a speciality. CONFIDENTIAL Depart
ment devoted to a class Of malad1es nameless
here; cures guaranteed speedily and petma-
nently. Those suffering from youthful In
discretion, nervous debility, excuses OF any
Kind, impaired memory, etc. can be success
fully and scientifically treated and cures
guaranteed. Surgical Department. where
sktuful surgery Is required We invite trlal.
All affairs or p fvsJs character held sacred
Iy confidential. Ny once IL 50 arranged that
no one patient can either see or hear an
other. rheumatism successfully treated. 1
have also a speedy, sure and safe specific for
Piles. Patients treated by mani or Otherwise
Send 80 cents ana stamp lorteatise on All dis
eases.
Try my Electro Medicated Baths, Also,
Memphis Tonic BItters; guarateed the besttn
the market.
OFFICE HoURs.-F From s in the morning tin
s in the evening. Sundays, rom9a-m. TO u
m. mh9
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OAK LUMBER FOR SALE.
THOUSAND FEET
Seasoned Oak Lumber,

For sale at very low figures. Il Is from II to
4 inches in thickness, and range from ~ to
II feet in length; suitable for wagon makers,
pillow manufacturer and ship builders. APP
ply at Il Onion street, Memphis.
LEDGER cOpyI week. mh23
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PROBATE COURT----sALE OF
LAND.

No. 3, R. D.-Julius C. Hoist, administrator
vs.. ]. G. Hoist, ct aI,-PetiiOu TO sell land
to pay debts.
FINDER and by virtue of a decree OF sale
~ made in the above cause, at the present
march, term, 1871, of the Probate court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, I viii proceed 70
sell, at public auction, TO the highest and
best bidder, before the courthouse door, on
Union street, IN the city OF Memphis, Tennes-
see, on
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ROBERT EWls 3 CO.
Boiler Majors & shsstIrOn Morkars.

NAVY YARD, MEMPHIS. TENN. Second
IN VA Boilers always on Repair
ng lone with promptnesA- Particular atten-
Ion given 70 8sPaising Steamboat Boilers.
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StockaOlders' Meeting.

NNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders Of
"a shelby County Turnpike Company, at
the once o. Secretary, 60 DO q M. on h3st
Monday in April w, q. AVERY, Prest.
u, G. JOHNSON Secretary .
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

ON the 18th dav OF April, 1871, as trustee,
" etc, / will sell for cash, without the equi-
ty OF redemption, TO the highest bidder, on
the premises, a tract OF about $50 acres. con-
by Joseph F0ltz and others in trust to paw
purchase money, which Is situated on the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad, about Is miles
from Memphis, and being all or the place
known as the home place OF thelate Dr.. Sam
uel Bond, except ABOUT zoo acres On said
tract there is a valuable brick residence and
OuthOuses; land rich; nelghDOrhoOd
healthy and desirable.
mid 9. Z. DENIsON. Trustee.
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ASSETS

The amount Of the Capital Stock is -SJ00,O0W
The amount Of the Capital Stock paid
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ME9SRB. ESTES q AhLagEs
Agents FoWiefs Adding Machine:
Having examined toWlers Adding Ma
chine, we find 10 invaluable in making addi-
Hons. doing what IL claimed, simple Ia use
and always accurate. B. BATLIsS q co.
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R1TIcE

IS hereby given TO all persons having claims
Il against, or owing anything TO the estate Of
Henry Ferguson, deceased, that a hnal settle
ment Is being made by the
JOHN UBE
WI. CLEMENTS,
s. H Tnorna Att0rnnv. Executors
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MEssBs. ESTES & WALLACE,
We have tried FOWlers Adding Machine
and ind It TO be accurate and reliable.
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APPARENT Ar A a

Druggists. muIiners.dressmsker aud those
who keep fancy stores VIII find our excellent
invention gives perfect satisfaction, ands5 S
very rapidly, and netting enormous prOnts
to agents and dealers. Town and country
rights given free 70 all who desire ca gag1ng
in an honorable respectable and profitable
business, and at the same time, doing good
to these suffering companions in life.
Samples 81, sent rree by mail on receipt Of
price. send for wholesale circulars.
Address,
Victoria manufacturing Co.,
aarT Il Hark Place New YnrE-
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After a trial OF the above mentioned ad-
der" would cordially 1ndOrse the stanements
OF Messrs. 4. 4 Co. with reference thereto.
JNO. J-FREEMAN,
Cashfer Msrchantsl NetIonal Bank.
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Ladies.

THE Victoria or Ladies' Gem is the great
Il invention long and earnestly wished for
by your sex. We desire smart and energetic
lady agents to INTRODUCES our popular and
justly celebrated article in every village
town and city in the world. It Is highly ap-
proved of, Endorsed and adopted by all ladies
Of taste and refinement, and Is now a great
favorite with them; it Is b every lady
has wished fOri gives perfect freedom OF ao-
ton. and
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II-III- LTTW0 q W0I1--T|7
Agents Fowier's Adding Machine.
GENrs-We have examined your mashfns
and nnd that IL performs al that has bee1
claimed for IL, andtaEe much pleasure in fn-
dorsing II Tor proctcai uses 10 the eommar-
eial community. Very reapty yours.
W.IENFENsnM ra
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slst DAY OF DECEMBER, 1870.
TEE NAME OF THE COMPANY Is
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

IT Is LOCATED IN NEW YORK.
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FOwIsr's Patsnt Adding Machine.


WE have been appointed agents for the
w States of Tennessee, Mississippi, Ar
kansas and Florida, for the sale of Ma
chimes and t~errlt9ry for the same. This in
Vention combines cheapness and simplicity
with accuracy and speed, and supplies a
want long tsIg by bOCkkaeperg. accountants.
lumber dealers and business men generally,
As an ec0nOmtzer o. time and mental lab T,
arithmstiHsl operations in addition can be
performed by q school boy with an accuracy
aud dispstch which Gao only be attained BY
long years OF continued and constant prac-
tice in the c0untfng-hOuse Any person OF
ordinary ability that can euumerate the fol-
lowing figures, 53,S36, being the number OF
machines sold IN January. 1871 can work ths
machine perfect y AFTER ten minutes practice.
It Is so construcbeu that 1t cannot possibly
make an erro-, OF get out, q &c Is therefore
available as an fufallabie test OF the correct
ness Of addition in the journal, cash book
and ledger. samples can baseen at our omas,
NO vest tourtstreets where al the neces-
sarV distractions will be given to any one
wishing 10 see 10. Below We publish testt-
mOntsls OF some OF Our leading citizens who
have purchased machines. Cal early and
secure territory in any Of the above men
TESTIMONIALS.
MRssRs. ESTES & WALLACE,
Agents FOWier's Adding Machine. /
We have C .retully e1amined F0Wler's Ad- l
ding Machine and find 1t accurate, and win ]
co All that is claimed for IL We think 1t fn-
valuable, aud shOald be used In ali counting
houses, do away with mistakes.
D. CLARKE & co.
MEssRs. EsrEs a WALLACE,
Agents FOWler's Adding Machine. 4
GENTs-We have carefully examined your
machine and "a shat TO accurately performs
ali ira Is Gained for Sc, and think that &c
viii be found OF great service In All counting
houses. Respectfully
CLARKE, ELY q CO.
7 tndorse Messrs. Clark, Ely a Co.'S opin-
ion Of FOWlers adding Machine. 1t answers
the,purposes for which It is Intended.
W. ". THATCHER,
Cashier First National Bank.
ESTES & WALLACE,
We a tried FOWler's Adding Machine
1t TO be accurate and reliable.
Respectfully yours, AAPATON {.
After a trial OF the above mentioned " ed-
der" would cordially tndOTse the statements
Of Messrs. z. z Co. with reference thereto.
JNO. J.FREEhlAN,
Cashier Merchants National
ESTES q WALLACE,
Agents FoWlsr's Adding Machine:
Having examined FoWler1s Adding Ma
shfue, we md IL invaluable IN making addi-
ions. doing b ts claimed, simple In use
always accurate. B. BATLIsS co.
aEssRs. ESTES & WALLACE.
Agents Fowiers Adding Machine.
GENTs-We have your maehna
md end that it performs all that has beeT
ilaimeo for IT. andtaEe much pleasure in fn-
u Tor practical uses 70 the eommsr-
dal community. Very reapty yours,
d.M-1kAEERSoN a CO
ESTES & WALLACE, Aggnss.
aha NO West CordStreek
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ESTES & WALLACE. Agents.
no. west Cora street.
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MESsRS. ESTES q
Agents FOWler's Adding Machine.
GENTs-We have carefully examined your
m-acfineand md shat 10 accurately performs
all ttab Is claimed for SO, and think that 20
VIII be found OF great service In all counting
houses. Respectfully,
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ASSETS
ofthe Company are as follows:
on hand and in the hands OF
or other persOns-----....-..e 5I,i55O
cal Estate, uuincumbered------.- SOU W
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MISSILES EaI8 v ALLAIEI
Agents FOWier's Adding Machine.
We have C .retully examined F0Wler's Ad-
ding Machine and find it accurate, and viii
co All hat is claimed for IL We think it fn-
valuable. aud shOdld be used In VI counting
houses, and dc away with mistakes.
D. A. CLARKE & Co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-28
R~On-Rssldsnt Notice.

s. H. Thorpe, Attorney.