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"The name OF DR.. II. V. Pierce. OF Buffalo,
N. y, has become rs familiar to the people AL
over the country rs household words His
wonderful remedies, his pamphlets and books,
and his large medical experience, havo brought
him into prominence and given him solid
reputation. Tho Times, in the present Issue,
presents whole-page communication from
DR.. PiGrcc, and our readers may gain from II
some idea OF tho vAst proportions Of his bust'
ness and tho morris Of his medicines. He has
at Buffalo mammoth establishment, appro..
priAtely named THE Worlds DispensaIy,
where patients are treated and the remedies
compounded. bore nearly hundred persons
arc employed In the several departments, and
q corps Of able and skillful physicians stand
roady to alleviate tho sutrerings Of humanity
by the most approved methods. These physi-
clans are In constant consultation with Dr..
Pierce, and their combined experience Is
brought 10 boar on tho successful treatment
of obstinate cases. Tho doctor Is man OF
largo medical experience, and his extensive
knowledge Of indieT-id msdisd has been 40
knowledgod by presentations Of degrees from
two OF the first medical colleges In the land. v
Chicago Times.
II you would pa.ronize medicines, scionaf'
cally prepared by skilled physician and chem
| st, use DR.. Pierce's family medicines. Gold
On Medical Discovery Is nutritious, tonic
Alternative and blood-cleansiug, and an un.
equaled cough remedy; Pleasant PurgAtivt
Pellets, scarcely Arger than mustard seeds
constitute All agreeable and reliable physic
Favorite Prescription, Aremedy for debilitate,
females; Extract OF Smart. Weed, magical
remedy for pain, bowel complaints, and an un'
eluAlcd llniment for both human and horse
tlesh while his DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy II
known the world ovor Us the greatest specific
for cAtArrh and "cold In tho head ever given
to the public. They arc sold by druggists
Com,
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Buxrrr's COCAINE. See Advertisement.


VIII be found to possess those qualities Necessary 70
the total eradication OF all billions attacks prompt to
start the ssercoas Of tho liver I give healthy tons
to the entire syscm. II Is no ordinary discovery In
medical science to have invsntod remedy for these
stubborn complaints which develop all the results pro-
dueed BY heretoforc froe use Of oAomel. mineral
itpty dreaded BY mankind. and Acknowledged TO be
destructive In the extreme to the human syAom. That
tho properties Of certain Vegetables comprise all the
virtues Of caloei without its Injurious tondenelos Is
admitted faot rendered lndbputahlc BY scion.
iie rosearchos; and those who use the Mandrake Pills
will bs fuily satisfied that tho beat medicines those
provided by nature 10 the herhs and roots OF
the fields
These pills opoa ths bowels aud correct all billion, do
rsngsmSnis without salvation any Of the injurious
sdeets Of cAiotnc other pol,ons. The secretion Of
bs IL pFsmVtot by'theso pills. as will DO Leen BY the
altered color Of tho stools, and disappearing Of the
>alleW complexion aud cleansing Of the tongue
Ample directions for accompany each box Of pills
Prepared ouiy by j. II. SCHRNCK 4 son. at their
principal Office corner Sixth aad Arch strOots, PhilA
dephlA. and for sale by all druggists aud deAlsrs.
Price % cents per boz.
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Tor I e7e:
A new ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE OF tn. =,
MASON & HANLLLN
CABINET ORGANS,

90 Qunrto PhEcH,
IA now -eady, with PRICE.L1ST; and
very full information, presenting accurate
irnw;ncs Of these celebrated instruments,
Win detailed descriptions; including many
new STYLES. with valuable improve
ments; new stops and elegant eases s.
Its not questioned by disinterested luag gg
that these are THE BEST OF ALI In
sTRUMENTS OF THIS CLASS; I'M.
sanaled, and, II Judged critically, IN
ennroached bv others. Their fame Is
rppsHId.Tide. They have ALWAYS obtained
h;gbest awards in American Industrial Ex.
nos;tions and received FOUR FIRST
MEDALS and DIPLOMA OF A9MeeEH
At The GREAT WORLDS EAPUEssl..
TI0NS in PARIS, 1857; VIENNA, 1915
and LINZ (Austria), 1875, being the only
American organs which ever received
any premium in competition with me
hest products Of European makers
The hest musicians in Europe and America
pronounce them uneqnaled.
Prices as low as consistent with 6es'
workmanship and material, and lower than
those commonly demanded for very inferior
instruments Organs sold for cash or time
payments, or rented until rent pays Tor them
Every m. thinking Of buying an oroar should
| at least see tbs aeg catalogue. i will be zen,
free and postpaid. Address the MASON
4 HAMLIN ORGAN CO., 1854 Tremon,
ST., BOSTON: % Union Square, NEW
YORK; or so and 50 Adams Street
CHICAGO. ..l-
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Pimples on the face, rough skin,
chApped hands, sAltrheum aud all cutAneous
affections cnrcd, tho skin made sott and
smooth, by the uso Of JuSIPLH TAR Soar That
made by CAswell, Hazard Il Co., Now York, Ia
the only kind that can DO rolled on, ~ there
arc many limitations, made from common tar,
which arc worthless.
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We all consider iron the embodiment
OF strength aud power. bnt how few arc aware
that II Is this same element In the system that
gives I'D strength and vigor, and that au In
sufliciency Of 1t causes weakness and debility.
The PeruviAn Syrup a protoxide Of iron, Is
prepared expressly to supply this vitAlizing
elelnent.-COm.
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"Mrs. Henry" said John to his wife,
the other morning, iii you give me n
Christmas present this year, please ar
range IL 80 TINT tho bill won't come in
till the next month. It's Just as well 10
keep up the illusion for short time"
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The proprictors OF Johnson's Anodyne
Lini-,rni. PnrsouS' PUr7ntire Pulls, and Sheri-
dan's CdUalry Condition POWDERS, have pub
llshed readable ard instructive pamphlet,
which may DO had free by raLl.-Con. Z
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Rufus Chapman, Of Liberty, Maine,
had stifI leg, bent at tho knee, limbered and
strengthened by the use Of JOansons Anodync
Linime1,t-Con,.
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A REMARKABLE CASE.

,., EAST MirotEnoEo, Mass, Jun. ., 1884.
When my daughters hair came or ,hs had h..r
afflicted with neuralgia in her head for three ye,r
She had Used, during that time, many powerful an
PiieatohS. Thsse, with the inenle heat cauSed XIV
.hs pains, burned her hair 10 badly that in oc,obeT
1901, It al came OF, and for two yeas after her Mead
Through the recommendation Of a friend. N, wa,
induced to Try, your COCAINE, and The result wa,
astonishing She had not used half the Content, of
bottle before her head wa, covered with fne yoan-
i hah. "a Jour monlhs ,hs hair ha, grown several
darker solsr than formerly ' ~'N VI
With respect, wM. 8. rnny
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DunSrrr's COCAINE. See Adrr.isement.
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many OF tho South American states and even the moro
dhtAnt eAstsTn poHurh have manifested their friendly
lmsnta toward the United States and the nsrust Of
the world In proHrOss by kin. Atsps To oin witt
strongly recommend that more national Importance
bo given to this nlbition by Euch Liquidation and by
such appropriation will nsurrltA Tho Pre-.
sdsnt iavo further appropriations In aid Of this R1hl.
billion and adds that the advantages tho country Of
= credlAblu display Aru In an International pout OF
yiUN OF the t Importance, while Indifferent un.
errdltAblc participation by ths government would be
humiiatnE TO The patriotic feelings Il pcoy them
selves
OCEAN TELroRATMY.
At rome length hs President oou.iders tho subject
OF irl1grAphI Tho principal point msnti0uod II
this No llnp should be lived to lard the
tho United States under the c01cNslon from another
which docs not admit tho rSht Of any othoI linz
tae, formed Ia the unitsd StAsA to lAu and freplJ
connect with ard cp"rut+ through land lnea. liz VII
not Oppo the lincinE OF any trrErAphc cable which
eompiss Win and AstenI 10 tie points which hs enume
rate,
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JOSEPH BURNETT & co., Bo.ton.
AanuJaoturers cad Preprie.ors.
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WHEN WRITING To ADVERTISERS
~ please say thai Jou saw the nhvertiAs-
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Accents Wanted

a,ntlemen or Ladies'. IS 10 $40 day guaranteed.
fulI PARTICULAR sent free. Write lmmedIateiI' 10
DIR, J.BALL 3. CO., tr: o. Do. os'1
No. o. Liberty strret Nov York City, NJ Y.
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Ga many OCCASIONS It has be-a brought to the knbwl
eiHo OF the HoSrrnme that certificates OF nAturAlizA.
upn are held and protection Interference claimed by
pAItct who admit that not only they within thu
United states At tEn Of pretended naturalization. bGt
that they have resided In tho Uu-d States; In
Others, the certificate and record OF tbs court show
their face tn tao person claiming 10 be- nauraifcd
had not resided tho Required time III this Unilni htAiss
In Othsrs, u ID admitted animation that tue
Iur rnrnts Of Law hd MT been CON Icd With In
eass uHun such certificates have teen matter Of pur
chase,
TIE PscsIi~nt adds The OWL has become 80 great,
And OF hueh lrvlnst occurrence. that cannot loo earn
rAiy recommend that sou elective bu adopt
Ell 10 provide pnper teiedy and means for tbs
Ing ct Auy rrcnrd tuuA iraudulsny nadr and Of pun
Is. lag the gulliy parties 10 tie Transaction,
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Tho irco Ianc 10 called several ycars since establish
I'd by tho Mexican government IN certain Of tho states
Of that republic adjacent 10 our frontier remains In full
operation Il has always been materially ininrioui 10
honest tac. f9 operates As an incentive 70 tAde IL
hnIlco TO supply without custom charges tho wants Of
Inhabitants this sIdp the limo, and puTcnts the same
wants from boing supplied by nrrehartS Of the United
States. thereby to considerable extent detrAudnR
revenue and checking honest commercial enterprise
DeprcdAtlnnI BY armed bands from MeIIco on tho
people Of TetaA the fntcr runtinuH Though tho
main object Of tho inouion1 Il robbery they frequently
result In thu murder Of unannnd and peAceaby disposed
ptnous and In some INSTANCES eEOl the United States
pnsi.oices aud mall Communications have boon attack
I'd Renewed runuuAtrAnces upon this subject have
been AddreAsed the Mexican government but without
much apparent effect The military force Of this govern
mrnt dlApoaNbie for service IN that quarter q quito lnad
equAte 10 ecctuA guard ths limo at thOss points
whgrrsthe lnounlhiA ART usually made: An experiment
Of an armed Trssn tho lilo GrAn1s for that purpose IL
IN trial. and Ia ho I'd that mot ihWAfcd ~ tho IhAl
l1Wness pf tho river and other natural OhltAcra may
materially contribute to tho protection Of the hVdImsn
Of Texas, ..
Thirteen hundred and rIEhty.two claims have htsu
presented Of which 62 had been disposed Of At the dts
Of tho report Informed that 10 oAsos wero do
eided during the month Of November.
TIE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
Ths powsn Of Europo, almost without exception.
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wv fH5SS|i3sESsSS7lSS5SXH

already .oid The thrilling story Of noble life 10 th'
WId.land Of the Ns myStsrJ. 0phirs Gold, tho L'or
Lair. and millions Of eapertliIous helngs. Graphic d
sorptona sp'entit Illustrations. Millions Tani T. W
HUBBARD DROS.. Pubs., 1928 SAnlom ST., PnIla. p
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NASHVILLE.
Proceedings Of the Legislatu re Yester-
day-CeHnty W0rkheuses-Speciai
Judges In Civil Cases-Taxes
in Costs.
Important Measures-The Centennial
Observation-Disclosures Option
BilI-The Conventional Interest
Bill-Etc.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, February 20.-ID the
senate, Mr.. Overton introduced bill
providing for the collection of revenue
BY Mr.. Hodges: A bill to repeal the law
allowing county courts to change county
lines. By Mr.. Turley: A bill providing
for the distribution Of the funds of the
Mineral Home railroad company. The
senate resolution, offered yesterday, in
regard to the Eads jetty system for the
Mississippi river, was adopted. House
resolution in reference to the State
being represented in the centennial ex-
position was concHrred in. Mr.. Logsn's
bill to establish county workhouses
passed its second reading. The follow
ing senate bills passed third reading:
To authorize the election Of an add.
tional magistrate for M'Nairy county I;
to authorize the sale of Huntingdon
academy; authorizing the appointment
of an inspector for the sale of illuminat-
ing oil.
In the house q resolution was offered
by Mr.. Matbes to appoint committee
to investigate the affairs of the bank of
Tennessee, and suspending the salary Of
Watson, trustee, meanwhile. Adopted.
House bill authorizing judges of circuit
courts and special law judges in civil
cases to tax the costs at their discretion,
passed third reading.
The two houses adjourned at the close
OF the morning session until Tuesday, in
order to join in the demonstrations over
Washington's birthday.
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C.H POnEROY 6 CO.,
385 Main Street.
NOTICE
Trustees Sale in Phillips County,
Arkansas.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on
Thursday, 25th day of March, A. d. 1875,

on the premises hereinafter set forth, in thu
county of Phillips and State of Arkansas
between the hours of nine (9) O'Clock a N. and
three (3) pm. OF that day, under and by virtue
OF deed of trust, executed to me by John II
Williams, for the benefit Of Hill, FOntaipe q
o., of date the 9th day of A pTil, A. D. 1873
and duly acknowledged and recorded, l will
offer for sale, to the highest and best bidder
therefor, for cash in hand, the following des
cribed real and personal property, tO-wit: The
plantation known as the " " Villains Old
Town Plantation" being
All of section twenty y-Seven n containing
six hundred and forty [6i0 acres;
The east half of section twenty-eight 1881
containing three hundred and twenLy-three
1923 acres;
The east half of section thirty-thTee 1881
containing three hundred and twenty t52U
acres;
The - fractional part of section twenty
one [2ll, containing thirty L3D acres;
The - fractional part OF section twenty
two t22l, cOntai ming twenty-five L2Zl acres;
The northwest quarter of section thirty
four 1871, containing one hundred and sixty
tl60l acres;
The northeast quarter of the northeast quar-.
ter of section thirty-four l3iI, containing forty
t40l acres;
All in township three ISL south of range
three 81, east of the principal meriGian, and
containing in the whole One Thousand Five
Hundred and Ihirty-flve acres of land.
ALSO-TwelVe head of mules.
The title to the above property is believed to
be good, but l, of course, sell only such as
under the said conveyance l may lawfully
sell. NAPOLEON HILL, Trustee.
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His aim had always been 10 harmonize
the workingmen, and get them to act
together. He was proud to see them as
socisted together for the purpose Of mu-
tusl interest. Labor, however, could
not act without capital, for money was
needed TO inaugurate systems of manu-
factories, and 10 create and conduct
great enterprises looking TO the develop
ment OF tine country s Resources.
Councilman Grant-rd like 10 ask
Mr.. ROush If the stay law has been re-
pealed. Have you introduced resolu-
ton, Mr.. ROush, to repeal the stay law?
Mr.. ROush said he had not introduced
q resolution for such purpose, but that
q 6M would be introduced to repesl the
stay law. He had introduced a bill to
create a lien law for the protection OF
mechanics and laboTers, and if it would
not consume too much time he would
like TO have the bill read by the secre-
tary, as it was printed.
The secretary then resd the bill, which
was explained by Mr.. Roush.
Adjourned to hali-past seven O'clock
next Saturday night.
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NOTTCn.

Z. n. HALEY, Secretary.
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ANOsrR.ER NEW ORGAN.
q Splendid IBnuument at 81 Aars
Catholic ChuT ca, on Third Street

sT. Mary's Catholic ch1rch, corner oi
Tbi y and fdsTket streets, HSs yust re-
ceiy. j a magnificent new o. Ioin
tLa =. zebra ted builder, Mr.. Felix BARK
iafF , Pin ladelphia. The instrL,ment
= E,,ijf strf city on German principles,
bss fvyo ma nuals and one pedal COM
r-jsirr II 'e 70. lowing stops:
C;rest q tgan Bourbon, is feeti prln-
oinsI. s. y. Glad braccis, s; bourbon nau-
10, s; octsv e, 4; qmnte, 21i octave,
mixture, ran. Ks; cymoal' fsnAsi
SalFeIi Or an Violine principaie, S.;
,-i3ieda eaml a. s; eolia harp, S; lib
IicbgedaSbt. =. vic. 'ilN octave, Il hGuto
amaIiIty, 1; haglb0 IT, :; iaggou ana
Pedal o rpan--Tub-bAA :, is; pOssune'
IS; OctRy e.Dass, 5, ,,oI ooupIar
Combi nation Stops-MA unsI coupler
10 swell; pedal coupler to q cat ''ei'''-'
alarm. -. ,b
Ever, mart Of the instrum, nt Il su3-
stant,a' and made Of the best a',nan ,s,,'
IL hae then organ Is n Ast> s'.sI,
compl se in every respect, ano ;nai
ch8ile lEc the admiration OF All mus "a
cg8ac is.7frs. The members OF st. Mary .
choir have good reason TO feel proud
80 ,ha MAGNIFICENT instrument they
40 oIfaioed. The manufacturer, Mr..
FeIf, RarkhoT whose renOwn in his
T.rofe ssiou was already well.known for
- 4, ,-.s,rs In Germany, has within the
,,.gE siytcen months built and delivered
iigbt oruaus for Philadelphia, besides
-, IS Tor Cumberland, Maryland; Teu-
fo5,oI +. Illinois: Allentown and Pitts
-. PENNSYLVANIA, and has now IN
a,-s, 4lcti5u Others for Cleveland, Gin
- i ST Louis and other cities. He
- In possession of very latteTiDg
- mails, aud IS highly recommend
=, D1sS -everal bishops OF Germany.
e. % ~ is at 240 Hope, street, Pbila-
- GO The casing around the organ
ue-t-Lt' by the Franciscan brothers,
Nas inAGs real masterpiece Of art. II
ana i5 a'so pure Gothic style, and is,
IS sul.t ~ and majestic forms, and
WIN us lo'ty ne si.ver-plsted pipes, q
VITA Us Ai'y-o o the church. The cas-
great ornament, mated by conaOiselfTs
ing aioEetFas est. liars. All, however,
- TWO tL0uE4nd DC -aDciscau brothers,
D. due to the good r. umble and unas-
Tao have, ia tiisiE / us monument OF
suming way, erected Il he good OF this
art and skill, not fOF l NOR and praise
world, but alone for the b. ,ncert will be
oi God. grand sacred O. new organ,
given st the opening OF the there Is at
ca some day after Easter, as Lent, in
present the holy season of 7re pro-
= !hisl' All kinds OF amuseInents. organ
eyAthe church. The new
- p[sl[2ed unfn then.
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s,~NGREssIONAL.

In the senate yesterday the creden-
uals Of Senator-Elect Andrew Johnson,
from Tennessee, were laid before that
body by the Nice-President, and placed
on file. The remainder Of the days
P 'oceedings were Of Sn unimportant na-
tire. Ia the house, after the transsc-
ton Of some business, the death Of Rep
reseniauye Croker, from Massachusetts,,
was announced, and eulogies were de-
'vered by MessTs. Dawes and Butler.
El!ogies were also delivered on the life
and character Of the late Representatives
Henry, from Maine, and Hooper, from
Massachusetts.
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ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

no INVEST A FEW DOLLARS, WITH
4 possible returns Of THOUSANDS, Is offered
by the pOstponement of the PUBLIC LIBRA
KY OF KENTUCKY TO the 27sh Of EebruR,
ry, next, of their FIFTH AND LAST CON.
CERT AND DRAWING. The management
are pledged to the return of the money If the
drawing should not come of at the day now
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HEADQUARTERS CHICKAsAw GUARDS, !
MEMPHIS, February q, 1875.
Order No. 3S.l
Important meeting will be had TUESDAY
evening, for consideration of proposed con
stitution and other business.
By order II. p, DUNCAN, Captain
l. W. My O. s.
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Speaking Of an effort to resurrect Glib
sons sixty. Observation-Disclosures
ing bill, the Nashville Vnion and
american says that the bill is simply
tia halfway house to reputation, and
the house is nGt really, in our opinion,
to venture even that far on the road 10
financial destruction.
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MARRIED.

EXUM-MALONE-On the 10th instant, at
the residence of the brides father, by Rev.
GuiIford Jones, Mr.. w. c. EXUM, of Nashville,
and Miss NJ. E. MALONE, of Covington, Tenn.
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TtmpePanee Notice.

VNHE members OF the Father Mathew Total
i Abstinence and Benevolent Society, are
requested to attend a meeting this SUNDAY
afternoon at ~ O'Clock. All who fail TO be
present W i'll be fned. ID. A. O., President.
PHILLIP +. poHERTY, Cor. Secretary,
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DIED.

QUINN-On The morning of the Goth inst,
THOMAS QUINN, aged twenty-nine years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend the funeral from bis
mothers residence, corner Third and Com
merce streets, this (5UNDAY) afternoon at
two o'clock.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

THE officers aud members of the <6FA
several F 5sg Lodges are TssgsetfqIIy g TeN8A
MONDAY evening, at ~ o'clock, tOESEEJ
consider matters OF Importance for the NS&2
general good of the order. ~
By order Of the General BoarG OF Trustees.
G. GROSS, V. P.
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NOTICD,

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL.
N0 MEMPHIS, TENN, February 20, 1875
The members OF the General Council are
hereby requested to meet in Special Session
on MONDAE, I'D INSTANT, at 3 o'clock D M
ReSnpcffuIly John InAGITE Movnr
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Templars' Guards.

TI'HE TempIaTs' Guards will meet for drill on
i TUESDAY evening, February 23d, at n
O'clock. By order.
CHAS, H. RAINE, q. S,
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
sIBE AND MARINE
Insurance Company
80 Madison street, zempbis.
Capital, Saoo.0o
7. 3. BILLIARD. President.
Il. GR0NAUER, : Secretary.
DIRECTIONS

T, B. DILLARD, Cotton Factor.
+, :, DAVIS, President First National BANK
Dry Coos,
g. II. JpDAH, OF walker Bros. q Co., Hhois-
sSie Drv Goods.
L. j.. EATON, United States Marshal. -.
=. IgLAUER, OF Menkou Bros, Wnrf91-tt'
Dry Goods. ..,.,,fa
=. V.VREDENBURGH, Vics-Pres. Aslnf
City r. K. Co.
W. A. GAGE, Cotton Factor.
j. n. JEFFERSON, Gotten Bdyeri
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OFFICERS:
NoTHICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 5, 1915.
BY virtue of the first section of an act of
Congress, approved June II, 1866, entitled "An
act to regulate and secure the safe-keeping OF
public money intTust to disbursing officers
OF the United States, the First National Bank
of Memphis, Tennessee Uhere being no Treas
urer nor ASsistant-TIsssurer of the United
States at that place., is hereby specially desig-
mated for the reception, safe keeping and dis
bursement, according to law, of the public
unds intrusted for disbursement to any and
ali officers of the Treasury Department.
CHAS. f. CONANT.
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
To Cashier First National Bank, Memphis,
Tennessee. fel2
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Nelson Bachelor, co!ored, who muir
dered Harry Henderson, eciored, last
October, has been indicted by the grand
jury OF Fayette county.