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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-14
OR STOLEN,

A BLACK AND TAN PUP,<
n two months old. on Monday E
December Sd. A liberal reward wlhks~%
be paid for the return OF the property TO T. 2.
Van V~alkenburg, Gold Hill. fs81
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
sII.yKR MINI

i Company, Location. OF Works, Gold Hil.
Storey County, State Of Nevada Principe place
OF business, San Francisco, California-Nonee.
scrbed stock, on account Of Assessment NO. ~,
levied on the Esd day Of january, lslS, tne
several amounts set opposite tho names OF inc
respective shareholders, n follows:
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BELcHRR SILVER
~ Mining Company. San Francisco. March !,
lsIa.-At 9 meeting Of the Board OF Trustees,
held this day, . dividend (No. la) Of Foui
Dollars 90 per share was declared. payable
March 10th.
mas In II. g. KlBBE, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-14
WALTHAM
....IN....
HEAVY CASES.

WE HAVE SENT GREAT NUMBERS OF
w these excellent Watches 20 our customers
In the Pacific States, and all have given salts
faction. We have for several years sold moro
| American Watches than any other house, In the
Country. either wholcrale or retail, and the fea-
SON 10 that our prices are low and VIC only sell .
| good article. Our plan Is. TO sond singlc
watches BY express to any place, no matter how
remote, with tho bill TO collect on delivery; 10
let the purchaser open the package and examine
| tho Watch, and be perfectly satis1ed bslore pay.
inc the bill; and we offer for any Watch that
doos mai move satislRctory to T.f.H s..
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A FAMILY ARTicLE
AN ENTIRELY NEW rffl
sew Nc MAC n E
FOR DOMESTIC USE,
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
With new Patent Button-hole Worker.
Patented June q, 1871.

A MosTwoNDERFULAN ELEGANTLY
"A constructed Sowing Machine for Family
Work. Complete in ali It's parts, uses, the
straight ,eye.pointed needle, selfthreadiDc, d.
feed and cloth guider. Operates by wheel and
less, ike all good high.priced machines. Has
patent check TO prevent the wheel being turned
the wrong way. Uess the thread direct rom
the spool. Makes the Elastic Lock Stitch
finest and strongest stitch known; firm, durable,
close and rapid. VIII do all kinds OF work, fine
and coarse, nom cambria 10 heavy cloth or
leather, and uses all descriptions OF thread.
This Machine Is heavily constructed, to give 1t
strength. all the parts Of each Machine being
made alike by machinery, and beautifully nm
ished and onsmented. II IL very easy to learn.
Rapid, Smooth and Silent In operation. Re-
liable at all timer, and q Practical. Scientific,
Mechanical Invention. at Greatly Reduced Price.
A Good, Cheap Family Sewing Machine at
laat. Tho irst and only success In producing a
valuable. substantial and reliable low.priced
Sewing Machine. Its extreme low price reaches
all conditions. Its simplicity and strength
adapts II to all capacities, while its many merits
make 1t a universal favorite wherever used, and
creates a rapid demand.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
'UsTICE MINING COMPANY

TUSTICE M1NlNG COMPANY,
81 Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco, State OF California.-Locztior
n So, M9r 1. s SolS aiHsn s.Sssy co %a, Se ey "a
Directors, held on the 18th day OF February,
1878, an assessment NO. y Of One and one-hsli
Dollars 81 5Q) per share was levied upon the
capital stock of tho Corporation, pay able imme.
diately, in United States gold coin, to the secre-
ifofnia street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF March, 1873
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale al
public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before, win he sold on TUESDAY, the 18th
day Of April, 1873. to pay the delinquent assess
R. wEGENER, Secretary.
Once, No. IA California street, San Fran
cisco, Cal. fe20 I'd
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Passed Augut 10, A. D. ls7a.l

AN ORDINANCE Prevdins for The Levy
and Collection sfLicenses In the Town
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Rooms go and al
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
CALIFORNIA STREET.

COLLECTS ADVERTISING AND SUB,
for papers published in California, Oregon and
Nevada; Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montana,
Colorado, Arizona and adjacent Territories;
Sandwich Islands, the British Possessions. Mex
lean Porte. Nicaragua. Panama, Valparaiso,
Japan and China; New Zealand and the Austria
ian Colonies, the Atlantic States and Europe.
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1T Is ALL 1T Is RECOMMENDED

al can cheerfully and confidently recommend
It's use TO those who are wanting q really good
Sewing Machine OF q low price,"
MRS. J. p. WILSON,
Rutherford Park. BERGEN comfy. n. j.
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A RIZONA AND UTAH MINING

A RIZONA AND UTAH MINING
"A Company-Location OF works, Gold Hill
Mining District, Storey county, Neyada:-Noticc
Is hereby given, that at q meeting OF the Board
Of Trustees Of said company, held on the 18th
day OF February, 1878, an assessment (No. 90
One Dollar ($D per share was levied upon tho
capital stock Of said company, payable immedi-
ately. in United States gold coin, TO the Secretary,
at the ONCE Of the company, Room No. %, Hay
wards Building, No. 40 California street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said Assessment shall
remain unpaid on Friday, the 2lst day OF
March, 1873, shall DO deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised fer sale at public auc.
ton, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF
April. 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
ONCE, Room No. %. Hayward's Building, 4l9
California street, San Francisco, Cal. fe17td
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ARaoL.UTRLv TaK BEST
"A protection against Fire-over 400 actual
Fires put out with it-More than $4,000.
900 worth OF Property Saved nom the Flames.
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GIRARD's sEcRET.-stephen Girard used
to say in his old age: II have always eonsid'
cred advertising hborally and long to be the
great medium OF suceess in business, and the
prelude to wealth. And j have made II an inya'
riable rule to advertise In the duliest times a
wen as tho busiest long experience having
Taught me that money Thus spent Ia well hie
ont, a. by continually keeping my business be.
fore tho public Il has secured many sales that
otherwise would have lost.
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TELEGRAMS..

The czaTowitz of Russia and wife will
visit London next month.
Jesse Grant, son Of President Grant;
arrived at San Francisco yesterday.
Stokes's petition for a new trial was
being argued in New York yesterday.
A severe snowstorm prevailed at
Indianapolis, Indiana, and Columbus,
Ohio yesterday.
At Edgeworth, Massachusetts, yester-
day, Mark BoOthby got drunk, and de-
liberately shot his wife to death.
A boiler explosion occurred at Boston
yesterday by which the engineer was
fatally and several others slightly in
jured.
Representatives in congress from the
south and west are cordially invited to
attend convention at St. Louis on the
thirteenth Of May next.
a Washington telegram yesterday
afternoon announces that the war de
partment had received no dispatches
from the MOdoc expedition.
A telegram from London. received
late last night, reports that rumor is
curreot in that city that Earl De La
War; had committed suicide.
A beer riot which has prevailed at
Frankfort-on-the-Main the past day or
two, has been quieted down by the DO
lice of the city, assisted by the military.
The riot grew from a sudden advance
In the price Of beer.
The reason assigned by the Atlantic
cable companies for an increase of tariff
to one dollar and half per word from
May 1st, is that it is limited in its IA
cilities for transmission, caused bv tie
break in the French cable.
The funeral of the wife of President
Figueras took place at Madrid yester-
day. II was attended by the members
Of the Spanish government and the for
eign ministers, together with an inn
mense multitude Of citizens.
San Francisco has Just begun to ex-
perience the terrible effects of epezootic,
the disease causing an almost entire
closing up of all stables, public and pri-
vate, and oxen have superseded mules
and horses in transportation through
the city.
Two sail vessels and the propeller
lronsides are fast In the ice outside the
harbor at Milwaukee and viii probably
iehAaln uulll change OF Wluu. lne
bay IS full of floating ice for miles out.
ms has never occurred before at this
season of the year.
Eli w. Brown, said 10 be well known
~ the western States as an associate of
samuel Rivers, Harry Homer and Jim
carey, was arrested in the Fifth Avenne
hotel New York, yesterday, on the
charge OF robbing J. w. Fuller of fifteen
hundred dollars and gold watch.
A lineai descendant of the ancient
Aliens is in New York compiling facts
and acknowledgements to substantiafe
his claim TO 'scertain tract or parcel Of
landu on which the village Of Mount
Morris, ia Livingston county, New
York State, is situated. he claims all
of about four miles square, which takes
IN the entire village and It's surround
ings.
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wILL soop FEoPLE BID:

The agent Of the Lauderdale Springs
Orphapg, Home, now in this city, is
authorized TO receipt for subscriptions to
the APPEAL here and elsewhere. The
WEEKLY APPEAL, with its forty columns
of reading matter, costs two dollars and
fifty cents per annum. OF this sum,
when received by this agent, one dollar
goes 10 the orphans. We expect TO con-
tribute In this manner from three to five
thousand dollars during the year to the
asylum. II the churches that have un.
dertaken to support the three hundred
orphans would give Us TEN SUBSCRIBERS
EACH, there would be az end of all
anxiety among good people on the score
Of means Of maintaining these unfortu-
nate children.
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Proceedings OF the Arkansas Legisla-
ture- Business OF Both Houses
Yesterday.
White HOrse-Thieves Suspected Of Com
mitting Outrages with which
Poor LO is Credited.
Latest from the Seat OF War In CalifOr
MIA and ArIzOna-MOre Indian
Amusements.
Grimes, Accidents, Murders, Tres, and
General Events Of the ID y Re-
ported by Telesrap;
ARKANSAS LEGIs

D AAe9f-o AAA@OAD
| Special TO the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, April 29.-The senate
passed the following bills: The bill al
lowing certain companies to fund their
outstanding Indebtedness; the act abol-
ishing circuit school superintendents;
the bill requiring this county to pay two
thousand dollars annually for repairs on
the State house and gtoundsi the act
extending the territory of cities; the
bill to protect levees from wheeled We
hicles. The house amendments to the
joint resolution amending the constitu-
ton, giving an owner power to
mortgage his homestead, were con-
CURED in. This constitutional ar
ticle exempts five hundred dollars
personal property and hundred and
sixty acres of land from execution. The
governor sent in a list of appointments
for confirmation. Re cessed. until to-
night, and they are now in session. The
following bills passed the house: An act
establishing branch of the Arkansas
industrial university to educate colored
teachers for the public schools; an act
recongressionally districtlng the State;
a bill authorizing burroughs, cities and
towns to issue bonds to construct public
buildings and bridges, and providing
for the registration of said bonds; an
act providing the manner of reserving a
homestead to the widow and heirs after
the death of the owner. This is a most
lust and humane law. A bill regulating
the publication Of legal notices, giving
the county matter to 3 paper published
in that county. SheppersOn, an honest
colored member, introduced the bill, for
which the people will not withhold their
thanks. 4 joint resolution approving
the bonds of the sheriff, clerk, and
treasurer of Hampstead county. The
senate school bill was reject
ed. The school law will not be
altered except by dispensing with the
circuit substitute. Tremendous cOnfu-
sion arose during the debate upon the
substitute bill reported by the ways and
means committee, authorizing and reg
ulating the issue Of bonds by counties,
cities and towns. This bill legalizes all
present county and city indebted
ness, whether rightfully or wrong
fully issued, and provides that
no county shall grant railroad
aid to more than ten per cent aggregate
taxable property. Some say that it is
scheme, and others say it won't pass
the house. We enjoyed the luxury of
three sessions to-day and the Senate
two. Speaker Tankersly to-day, in
answer To question for information as
to the defined powers Of the house, said
the house can do what it pleases, wheth-
er constitutional or unconstitutional.
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ATcHIsoN, April pa correspon-
dent of the Daily Champion, writing
from Arkansas City, in Southwestern
Kansas, says that man named Thomp-
son arrived there on the twentieth in
slant. who states that ON the eleventh
instant, he was robbed by band of In
dians near Medicine Lodge creek, and
his four companions killed. The party
consisted of himself, John and William
Mitchell, and William and James Falk-
erton, who were recently from Macoupin
county, Illinois. They arrived at Medi-
cine Lodge creek, near the southern line
of the State, on the eighth instant, hav-
ing with them a span of horses, wagon,
camp equipage, and about one thousand
dollars in money. On Friday, the elev-
enth instant, Thompson was quarter Of
mile from camp, when he saw three
or four hundred Indians surround IT..
Shortly afterward he heard firing, and
saw Indians using tomahawks on his
comrades He supposes they were all
killed at the time of the attack. A
party of Indians took him prisoner,
robbed him of all he had, but
finally let him go. He arrived at
Mr.. Caldwell's about noon on the four
teenth. While there, he was told that
nine others were killed on Medicine
Lodge creek by the Indians, about the
same time that his camp was attacked.
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The seventh annual convention of the
national board Of fire underwriters COM
meueed IN New York yesterday, Henry
a. Oakley presiding. There was q very
fgIl attendance. The president in his
address. said that the Chicago and Bos-
ION fires demonstrated that insurance In
Companies that charge a small premium
was very bad policy; that premiums on
riste were so low, when heavy losses
canoe. they were not able TO meet them,
and policy-bOlders suffered. Referring
10 the Boston fire. ne said the total loss
was estimated at seventy million dollars.
On this there was insurance in Massa-
chusetts Of thirty-five million dollars
over fifteen million dollars In companies
of other States, and over forty million
dollars in companies Of other countrles.
or this amount, three million six hun
dre.1 and eighty-seven thousand five
hundred and thirfy-fouT dollars have
been paid, which makes 65.73-lO0 per
cent. OF the entire Losses. Regarding
rates, be said that after the Chicago fire,
when il was found necessary TO advance
rates fifty per cent, of a decline Of
business, the public met It with good
feelings, and cheerfully acguiesced in
the advance.
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SENATOR SUMNER continues to i'm
prove slowly, and his prescribing ply
sieian, DR.. Brown Sequard, who was re-
Gently in Washington, has strong hopes
of his recovery, The senator is still
prohibited from work of a mental char
acter, but is allowed to read to some ex-
tent. He is much better now than he
was in January last, when hypOdermiC
injections Of morphia were rigid ne
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
For full river news, see third page.l
RY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGkAFA.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-River falling,
254 feet in the channel. Weather
cloudy and cool. Arrived: Nashville
and Armadillo, Arkansas river. De-
parted: Charmer, Evansville; Probasco
and Shannon, Memphis.
CAIRO, April 23.-River has fallen.
Weather cloudy and pleasant. Mercury
460. Arrived: Emma Elliott, st. Louis,
lOp.m.; Comet, st. Louis, am; Belle
Memphis, Memphis, am; Thompson
Dean, st. Louis, am; Davsge, st.
Louis, Sam; Pauline Carroll, New Or
leans, am; City of Helena, st. Louis,
! pm. Marble City, Vicksburg, 2 2p.m.;
Quickstep, Evansville, 9p.m. Depart
ed: Arkansas Belle, Evansville, 1Op. M. /;
Emma Elliott, Memphis, 8 am; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis, 6 am; Pauline
Carroll, ST. Louis, II am; Marble City,
st. Louis, pm; Mohawk, Memphis, D
pm; Davage, st. Louis, PM Com
ct, st. Louis, 6 pm; Thompson Dean,
New Orleans, s pm.
PITTsBURG, April 23.-River falling,
feet 8 inches in the channel.
Weather cool, with slight snow. No
arrivals or departures except local pack
cts.
EVANSVILLE, April 23.-River fallen
u inches. Weather cloudy and cool.
Down: Gray Eagle, pm; John Gil
mour and Ament, 8 pm; Idlewild, $50
pm. Up; Richmond, am; Fayette,
10 am.
NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-Weather
clear and warm. Arrived: n. s. Tur-
ner, Louisville; Continental, and Bis
marck, st. Louis. Departed: r. E. Lee,
Louisville; Mary Alice and barges, st.
Louis; Edinburg, Arkansas river.
LOUISVILLE, April 23.-River falling,
81 feet on the falls, s feet 10 inches at
head of canal. Weather cloudy and
cold. No arrivals or departures except
local packets.
NASHVILLE, April 23.-River falling,
81 feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather cool
and cloudy. No arrivals or departures
except local packets.
ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Riyer falling.
Weather cloudy and cool, Arrived: !:
John Means, and Cowan, Cairo; Rob
Roy, Keokuk; Grand Tower, Memphis.
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 23.-The
area ofthe lowest barometer will continue
moving eastward beyond the Carolina
coasts for Thursday; in the south Allan
NC SIdlesJ lauluS telupSAatuiei anu
winds veering to the northwest, with
cloudy weather; for the gulf States, north
and northwest winds, increasing to
brisk on the western gulf coast, with
generally cloudy weather and lower
temperature; for the middle and eastern
States, rising temperature, north and
northwest winds, and generally cloudy
weather; for the lake region. rising
harOnnefer diminishing mort ~ " winds
and cloudy weather, with a slightly
higher temperature. Cautionary signals
continue at Wilmington and Norfolk.
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DGED.

MOODE-On Wednesday morning, in Mem
phis, Mrs. ELIZABETH H., beloved wife Oi
Henry Noodle.
The funeral will take place this THURS
DAY afternoon, at three O'Clock, from the
residence, I76 Poplar street. Services by
Rev. Or. Slater. Friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited to attend.
BRADFORD Wednesday, morning. April
sd, at five minutes after two O'Clock, after q
prOl racted illness, Mrs. ISABEL y. BRADFORD
widow of the late Simon Bradford.
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence, ia Beale street, by Rev W. E
Boggs, at eleven o'clock am, this CTHURS,
DAY), 2ith inst. Her friends and acquaint
ances, and those of the family, are respect
fully invited to attend. Nashville and Phila-
delphia papers please copy1
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, April 2s.-Cotton-
Net receipts, 4l6 bales; exports to Great
Britain, 34Sl bales; coastwise, 536 bales;
sales, 500 bales; stock on hand, 81, 323
bales.
MOBILE, April 23-Cotton-Net re-
ceipts, 423 bales; exports, coastwise, Sl2
bales; to Great Britain, 1927 bales; sales,
400 bales; sock ON hand. 20. .429 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-24

A correspondent Of the Scientific liner
lean relates a singular incident. In
company with other persons he was
crossing Seneca lake on the tenth Of Oc-
tober, when a small wave was seen near
the center Of the lake, caused by the
moving Of some insects. Upon investi-
eating the matter, it was found that
three spiders were gliding over the sur.
face Of the water, and attached 10 them
was a single thread, the size of a knit
ting-needie, extending in the air TO
the hight OF thirty feet, at an angle of
sixty degrees, aud terminating with an
enormous baHoon-shaped web. This
latter was judged to be eight feet long
and five feet wide, with stays fastened
at the main thread, something similar
to those Of a balloon, and it was man
aged apparently by an innumerable
number Of the insects stationed at prop
er intervals. The party attempted to
obtain a closer view, but when within a
few feet of the web It began to rise,
though the last spider, which proved to
be about the size of a horse-fy, was
brought back by the stroke Of an oar.
The balloon went onward and upward
until lost to sight.
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Supreme Court Decisions - Jackson,
EIfssfsslppI-ApriI Term, 1873.

supreme Court Decisions Jackson,
MississiPpi-ApriI Term, 1873.
The following decisions were rendered
Monday, April 1st: 6l7, Thomas s. Tate
vs. Sydney Black burn, reversed and re-
manded; 732, NJ. Hitler & Co. VS. Joseph
II. Cotton & Co, reversed and decree
here: 769, L. d. Magee ct al vs. John
Leggett, administrator, ct al, reversed;
665, John B. Rogers ct al VS. c. J. Tullos
ct al, reversed; i05, Michael Holmes vs.
Eliza Evans ct al, affirmed; $50, Ann F.
Elliott. executrix, VS. James 5. Guignard,
dismissed: 1914, bank of Mississippi vs.
Stephen Duncan ct al, alias scire
facfas ordered, and continued; III
6g8. Warren w. Catchings ct al
vs. Thomas E. Helm, death OF
Catchings suggested, and continued:
1916, ]. w. Carroll, ct al, VS. Mary
Love. contested All John McHughvs A.
w. Bryan, submitted; 547, John Allen, et
al, VS. Ellen NJ. johnson, ct al, submit
ted; 679, L. w. Smith VS. Joseph Ever
EFT, continued; $50, S. T. French VS. :.
Pickard, continued; 7O6, PhnniX Hotel
company vs. James O'DOnnel, cOntinu'
ed; 7OS, ]. Marks VS. w. G. TTusselli
submitted; 709, ]. Marks vs. ; Lehman
submitted; III, Emeline P Dement, VI
Jno. t. Heth, admir- d Co. submitted
755, J. w. Carroll, ct al, vs. J. w. NJ,
Harris, citation ordered aud continued
75S, Richard Davis VS. NJ. L. Leake, ad-
ministrator, submitted; 762, John A.
Holiday, ct al, VS. George w. Gibbs,
submitted; Warren Cowan, ct al. Is
Thomas B. Allsop, ct al, submitted.
The following decisions were rem
dered April 22d, 1873:
lO,l0l, Edward q. Banks vs. George
w. Powell, ct al, continued; 12,S01, NJ.
E. Phillips, ct al, VS. 7. T. Cooper, ct al,
alias Certiorari, ordered and continued
35S, William g. Myers, ct al, vs Rhodes
r. Estell, argued and submitted.
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LAWS: or TENNESSEE.

AN ACT to be entitled aa act to amend an aci
Incorporating the "ShelDy General Insu
rance and Trust Company" passed January
q, 1856.
Section 1.-Be Il enacted by The General is
ssHlbly Of the State Of Tennessee, That thC
name of the corporation now known by vir
tue OF an amendatOry act, passed February
20, 1858, as the Jackson insurance Company,
be changed to that OF the &" jackson Bank"
Section BE u further enacted, That thi'
act take effect from and after It's passage, the
public Welfare requiring It.
Passed March 81, 1873.
a. +. LACEY,
Speaker Of the Senate.
". S. NIGGA UGHEY,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
Approved March a, 1873.
JOHN c. BROWN, Governor.
certify that the foregoing IS a tree copy ol
an act of the General Assembly OF the State
of Tennessee, the original Of which Is nov
on file in my office. This March y, 1873.
CHARLES y. GIBBS,
Secretary OF State.