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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-18
LEDGER.
BABcoCK's CHANCES.

Babcock line Of defense seems to be
to exclude the facts iu his case and
prove a good character. His lawyers
have managed 10 keep out much impor'
tAnt testimony under technical rulings
and to introduce all the witnesses they
desired to prove his good character. Nc
Donald and Joyce might have done the
same thing if they had thought Of it.
But the swiftest witness yet discovered
appeared on the stand yesterdsy-a let
~ter-cArrier named Magill-who just hap
pened to remember that on the last day
Of February, 1875, be opened q letter
box on the street at the request Of Mr..
Joyce and returned to him two letters,
one addressed to Bsbcock and the other
to Avery. This corresponds to the time
when Joyce caused such letters to be
dropped in the box directed to these
worthless with FIVE hundred dollars
in each letter. Bot MAsill says
he failed to get : receipt from Joyce,
as is usually required, and neglected to
mention the matter to the postmaster,
regsrdingi it as too frivolous to talk about.
Yet he is able now 10 tell all about il and
remember the exact day and time of day.
he had opened boxes frequently and re-
turned letters to the writer's, but under
eross-examinstion could Tot mention
the names of such persons. His mem.
Org was very conveniently adapted to the
wants Of the defense, bat it is not likely
to go for much. RECRUITING testimony
will probably be introduced to day, The
court ruled out two kilograms yesterday,
which had some bearing. The defense
closed their cast yesterday. When Bah
cock was first implicated he Indignantly
telegraphed to General Dyer: II sm abb
solutely innocent, and every telegram l
sent will appear perfectly innocent the
moment l can be heard. l demand q
hearing before the court. When can |
testify2" BE got q hearing in a differ
ent way from what be then expected,
and has since made a most persistent
effort to avoid what be demanded. he
next demanded q court Of inquiry and
an immediate investigation. Before the
military commission at Chicago got to
business the Grand Jury al St. Louis
found q true bill against Babcock, thus
AFordiDg him ample opportunity to
prove his innocence and the innocence Of
the kilograms. This is exactly what he
has not done or sought to do. The main
struggle has been made to keep him out
Of the ~pehitentiary, where public senti.
ment has consigned him. II he escapes
it will be through the legal ingenuity OF
his counsel. The jury may fail to agree
aud he may gain further time for his
counsel to work up dormant witnesses;
he may possibly be acquitted, but this is
highly improbable. A majority Of the
jury is Republican, yet composed Of
plain, honest countrYmen, who are not
likely to consider the political results OF
their verdict. The fact that W. o
Avery, who awaits bis sentence, which
may be passed any time this term, is
used to bolster BsbcOck's character, and
that Laundelett Williams ia his leading
lawyer. shows the straits to which the
defense is reduced. 1t is a ground hog
case, With the chances in favor of the
ground hog.
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RssEE.

QUACKENBUSH = On Friday morning,
February 18th. of pneumonia, CALVIN QUAcK-
ENBUsH. in the forty ninth year of his age.
Friends and acquaintance Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
SATURDAY. afternoon. at two o'clock,
from the residence. corner Third and Walker
streets. Fort Pickering.
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Thursday, 18th DAY Of March, 1879,

In legal. hours. in front Of the court. house,
Memphis, Tenn, proceed to tell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described
property, to-wit:. A lot Of land 10 the -Four.
teenth Civil District Of Shelby county, begin
ming ct q stake on the north aide Of Madison
avenue at q point 72S feet 3 inches from tho
intersection Of Mclean and Madison ave
nues; thence north and parallel with McLeau
venue SO feet 3 inches; thence east and par
Rllel with Madison avenue 81 feet 3 inches;
thonoe nrrth 81 feet 9 i=ches; thence east and
parallel with Madison avenue SO feet; thencs
south and parallel With Mclean Avenue 58s
feet 10 the north side Of Madison avenue;
thence west with said avenue 429 feet 5 inches
70 the beginning; being the same purchased
Of NJ. d. MerTiWether BY deed In Book g..
page 2l, Registers Office. Shelby county,
Tenn. This levy is made subject 10 Tire lien
reserved In said deed for the unpaid purchase
money due from defendant 70 said Merri-
wether Or his assignee as named 10 said deed.
Levied on as the property Of defendant. X.
b. Pattillo, to satisfy SAID Judgment, interest
and costs.
Memphis. 18th day Of February, 1876.
c. L.. ANDERSON,
Sheriff OF Shelby County, Tenn.
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CAiEo, February ls.-Arrived-City
Of Alton and Sam Brown, st. Louis, 3
am; o. P. Schenek. Cincinnati, l0i
James Howard, New Orleans, noon.
Dsparted-Burmuds Nashville, 8 pm;
Grand Tower, Memphis, 8.
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ELEoTI0N.
Notice to Stockholders.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders Of the Memphis oaslisbt
Company viii hs held at ths Company once
S2 MsdsQp street. Memphis. Tenn, on
70 servo the Company the ansuins
rear. Bleoton frog 10 am. toap.n
JanSAry 81. n0s. S' SCI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-18
PRR0ORTpTTON PRRE

CoR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
weakness. lost manhood and All disordaFs
brought o. b. lndiscreuons o. e4cesp. Any
drugrist has The ~innOdiants. Addfoac,DA-
WDe0N \ o.. Box zS.N York;
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THE President signed the Centennial
bill on the 18th inst. with A.quill made
from an American eagle. he could not
bear the idea Of a steel pen.
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HOW TO PURCHAsE

Remit BY Express. Postal Order, Bank
Draft. Certified Check. Registered. Letter. or
payable. to the order Of the Secretary Of the
industrial Exhibition Company, II East nth
Street, New York. Specially chartered By the
STATE q NeM York. for the purpose Of build
ing In New York
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A PALACE OF

II Is ofieered and controlled By the ablest
and most distinguished business men Of New
York.
GEN. JOHN c. ROBINSON,
Rx-Lisut. Governor New York;. Prest.
HON. W. i. GRANT, Vios-Prest.
e. B. BOND, Secretary.
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r 8 ALLOTMENT.

II Il draws less than %, Company will take
II back a. - In the purchase Of q whole bond
q the Industrial Exhibition Company Of New
York, H3J5dAW
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sheriff g Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
L that by virtue Of a W nditioni sxponas 10
Of Shelby county, tenn , IN the case Of 2 NJ.
Coglwell vs. r. a Pattillo, judgment rem
dered on the Sd day Of November, 1870, for
the sum Of eight hundred and fifty three dol
lars and thirty-on cents. with interest and
costs Of suit, to satisfy said judgment. etc.. 1
will, on
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Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.


DUpLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
me directed from the Honorable Circnit Conf
Of Shelby county, Tenn, 10 The Gaze OF
Humes / Scott. surviving partners Of Poston'
Humes x Scott, vs.. II. l.. BIinkloy .judgment
rendered on the 18th day Of October. 1875. far
thesum Of two hundred and fifty doliara' with
interest and costs Of suit, 70 satisfy aid indS-
msnt, ETC.,. l will. on
Tuesday, S1st Day Of March, 1879,
In legal houFs. In mont Of the Court.houss
Memphis. Tenn. proceed TO sell, IA the hiek,
oat bidder for cash, the undivided haIf "a.
mAinder interest Of u. l.. BIinkisy IN tke
following described real estate m tba citv M
hemphh county Q t.eh.lby and STATE . item.
nee.eei Being lot No. H., fronting 7iK feet
back between parallel lines ll8E feet 10 an
alley; this lot being on the northsast corner
Of Madison and MAin streets.
Also same inter u In lot No, S3 IN s,id
city, State and county, lying between JaoSson
strgst and Raleigh road and the alley east Of
AisoSams interest In lot No. 800. hahn. ,as,l
b. ltSk feet on the northwest corner of cons
cord aud Third streets.
Also same interestin lot No. 500. being Ilsk
byltS1 fest on tae northsAst corner Of Uon-
Levied on % thep op0rty Of defendant. II.
L. Brlnkley's half interest In rsmaInds, ~
satisfy said judgment, interest and eosta.
Memphis, 18th dsV Of February. MA
Z. Y. .ANDBHBON.
Sheriff Of Shelby counlv, Tam
p p FRAYsEn. Attorney Tor plainiif.
lAl l01-o
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DIRECTORS,

TRUSTEES or MANAGER.
L W Winchester. Treas. National
Express Company ..--.s--......... N Y City
Geo A Mcdonald, q R3iSt street,. NY City
NoTE-t6 will purchase q Fraotion partioi-
pating 10
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Fractions Of Drawn Bonds in March
9th Premium Allotment IS each. :.

SEND FOR INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
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HNIgHa nigrANr pRrua rfrvLFnp
Smiths Illustrated Pattern B zaar.

q, eHSnanI Copy, q cents Subscription Pric6,
n .NeU given to each subscriber Free ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-22
MEMPHIS TENN FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER 22 1916

Mr.. Schenger, who lives in San
Francisco, according to the News
Iietter, was much affected by the
story, and as he, too, had a voice,
he determined to be sent to Paris at
once. So last Tuesday evening he
waited until the California Theater
began to let out, and mounting
the box of hack in front of
it, he lifted up his voice and
sang. The tumultlCus crowd was
instantly hushed, and stopped
trans6xed, as, with closed ears, the
absorbed singer sat, his whole in
spired soul floating, out in glad,
triumphal notes. The selection
chosen by Mr.. Schenger was " Tom
my, Make Room for Your Uncle, .
one of the best of its kind, but we
regret to say that at the end of the
third verse brickbat struck Mr..
Schenger Immediately beneath the
right ear, knocking him over the
dashboard, following which he wa;
walked over and stepped upon By
the thoughtlcss throng. Mr.. Schen
ger is convinced there is a fraut
about this Wachtel story some
where.
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these fashions are exaggerated in
America. In the matter of the
close-fitting gowns, that would be
impossible unless the fair wearer
were to adopt the dress Of the de-
mon ballet in the Black Crook at
once-a suit of tights and a ribbon.
Nor will it avail either to say that
the best people in Paris do not dress
in that manner. They all do--that
is, those who go in for dress at all.
OF course there are many, in the
aristocratic set especially, who, with
sublime snobbishness, 60 about in
shabby clothing, trusting to the
blueness of their blood and the big
ness of their ancestral diamonds t
outweigh the antiquated cut anC
general frowsiness of their gar.
ments.
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The DIpper and It's Motion,

In order to see the dipper in its
different positions, aud also in that
portion Of its course which in De
cember it traverses during the day
time, it is not necessary to keep q
long watch upon the group, or to
study the heavens during those "wee
sma' hours ayont the twal" where
in the professional astronomer does
the best part of his work. If you
come out in the evening (say at
about nine) once or twice a week
on clear nights, all through the
winter half of the year, and a little
later during the summer months,
you will see the dipper and all the
polar groups carried right round
the pole, For though, speaking
generally, it may be said that they
complete o circuit once in every
day yet in reality they gain about
four minutes motion in about a
fortnight, two hours motion in a
month, twelve hours motion for
half the complete cirOuit) in hall
a year, until finally, at the end Of
the year, they have gained COM
plete circuit.
tits because of this study turn
ing mqtipp or rotation around the
pole Of the heavens, that the stars
Of the dipper (say, for instance
pointers) form as it were aclock il
The sky, by which. the astronomers
at any rate, though also any one
who is willing to give a little at
tention to the matter, can tell tht
hour within a few minutes on an,
night in tho year,
A few observations made in thii
way on q few nights during tn,
course Of the year, will giyes
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A Sinful Girl 10 Moody, the Evan
ReIiaf

A Sinful Girl 10 Moody, the Evan.
geIlst.
The following letter was read by
Mr.. Moody at one Of his meetings
in Chicago last week:
Dear Sir--I am a prostitute, and
in perusing the daily papers l am
often anxious to hear you say some
thing for us and for our class. You
admit into your presence and iu-
yite experiences from men who
have been the vilest rascals, whore
mongers, villains, on the face of
the earth. You warn them to
" come to Christ" in time to be
saved. You have not since your
stay in Chicago, to my knowledge,
said one word of comfort to us.
Several days ago l noticed you ad-
yised young men who were " living
with harlots" to leave them at
once, and to have nothing more to
do with them. Would it not
have been well to say, not only
come yourself, young man, but try
! and induce those "yictims of mans
' lust" to come with you? | have
!: asked myself, cam too low to be
: asked by man to come to Christ,
: when God himself has said, "There
e is none. righteous, no, not one,
g ETC." There are young girlsin thii
K city who are leading lives of sham,
r because Of the lustful passions o
a men who have joined your meet
d ings, and whom you have takel
1t into your fold lately; what do yoI
L or they now care for the waits ant
y stray ones thus ruined? Is it righ
/ that such things should be? HAY
Is you no word of comfort for us?
Mr.. Moody, do you believe tha
re Jesus Christ, who died to save sin
y ners, iS, at the last grand day, t
is discriminate between your reformer
le profigates and us who have sufere,
a a thousand times more than the
b the pangs of disgrace and the scorl
r, of society on their account?
n Rem ember, Mr.. Moody, that CO.
ly is a just God, and the rules an,
le regulations of society will not Gu
10 much figure in the end,
te think you are one-sided evan
ly gelist, and pander more to tn
'p tastes of society than to your entir
as duty. You give yourself up to you
s work for Christ, but don't half d
p it. Remember that Chicago ha
ii nearly as many abandoned wome.
II, as men. We need the comfort Q
lg Jesus Christ as much as they, an
e. are Just % capable t0 Eemqin stead
lis fast in our reformation as thel
I'd Notwithstanding, we are ostraclse
ly from society, while they are admit
n ted into tho best Hoping whe
ps you next speak you will say SOM
to thing about our present lives, v
at Ii, e., some Of us) will be there I
Ii hear what you say. Yours,
ps A STNFUL GIRL.
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rhs Unbsppy Falo . T Great TOnOr

A pathetic story has been going
the rounds Of the papers qs to the
manner in which Wachtel, the
great tenor, first became known
and famous. lie was originally Il
poor cab driver at Dresden, and one
wintry night, as he was singing 70
himself upon his box, the audi
enee of tho Grand Opera began to
disperse. The entganoed multitude
gathered around the unconscious
cabby, who finished bis solo amid
a storm OF applause, and the very
next day q large purse was sub
scribed to the Conservatory at Paris.
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RAiLRoAD9.
kAtb-fksSSA, - ---e~,>
LOUISvlLLE AND NASHVILLE
and
Great Southern Railroad,
SCHEDULES.

SCHEDULES.
ExvrnSs train leaves daily Except
Nal Tral, leaves daily D
Iccommod ction leaves daily Tex
oept SundSyj..."..''.'.' ''''''''''''''' 7'l0 p'"
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
For tickets or information. apply a. TieSot
Ofice, 2S7 Main. northwest corner OF Maaiseh
JOHN I. FLYNN, Sdp't Memphis Diyy;
JAMES SPRED. Ticket Agent. LsI
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MISSISSIPPI g. TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.
Mrupnls. TENN, November 25, 1876.

MEMFHIsl IkNN'' NUVVIHNVI " wv
.NE AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. 2,Ta,
1sI6. trains will ruA as follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Now 0rIoans mail, daily ...9:35 pm. l2:45 ,. m
sardis Ac'm' dation, daily, ana
(except Sunday ......~;.~ll'OO a'm' W a IN
Freight train, daily Tex. s.oo -
oept Sunday )...-.........'' 70 9,I,h1;;W;, ~;
75-t M. DOhhh, SuP ',
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

TNHR PUBLIC LEDGER IS PUBLISHED
/ every afternoon Except Sunday at NO. 10
Madison street.
The PuBIIc LEDGER is served to city subscri-
bers By faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable weekly to the carriers.
By mail lin advanced: One year, So; SIX
months, 81; three months 81; one month, 70
cents. Postage free
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MEMPHIS AND ChARL, sTON R.R.
Arrives. Leaves
,srssrggrpl,l An y TENN EssEH 3. I.

j.H-ISs%y;; A.H'ys.ss; :;
N u. Nai' idaiiYj ........ ..,o m - ~ II m
Sardis daily ex. SundEy}S'VV 80 7.S0
FI,,xnt Iasllg o.. ounasyJ o'o''
.Ienet al foot Of Main stree "a. .o,ns, ot
Ticket ofice. SS7 Main sh $751; 00fh'f :"
Madison. ~ pupVE as,, u sup't.
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Capital Stock, 5000 OO(
nOARD or OlREUTORs.
KAILR0AG 1luL TABLEs.

M MPBIs AND LVU EvlLLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
.-.--------- s-----S----~
AN. F.N. An. Pm.
ExprOeH daily tycept :, 7s
Saturday. .....-. .-..'.....' i'a1 r, II ., ii'i0
Mail Train, .. ....,...',.' ''"' 49, tx
Accommed n (ex.Sunday) 10
Degot at hOaC oi n1alu sue0j'
Ticket once, la! Main street, corner OF
Madison.
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Weekly Public Ledger.

Published every Tuesday at 81 per annum I'm
advanced. postage free;
Communications upon subjects Of general
interest to the public are at all times accept
able.
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MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON R.R-
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

NOhANOG
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. DECEMBER
W II. 1875! ..-;vos
Mail train. daiIy...........i2.SO am S6OP.m
StiSf9'Ga iSy sai ssSESais sSSnasy t@in 5oo
Somerville accem' datiou
(eKoept Sunday )........". 5.2O pm DIV Am
jackson, Tenn, accom-
mediation lex Sunday. $40 pm IL ~ a'm
Mail train will not stop at Gag statiens BE-
tween Grand Junction and Memphs.
Express trains EASr / and WEST meke close lose
connections at Decatur for all poiats hVklh
and SOUTH. o,.-l
Mai, train makes close connection at Ch9t
tapooaa ior Atlanta and all points in the
Southeast. - At.,.Lt. .od
Jackson, Team.
New u Magnificent Sleeping COacSts
-ARE RuS ON
ALL MIG a 4 TRAINS
TImu Twenty Minutes Faster 'hH"
Oity IiISt.
Ticket Office, 27s Main street
WI. ROSS, sun'f
BARNEY HuGsEs. Ticket AT ss,I -
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leavet.
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Subsequent insertions...... ..".. 5O
Eight lines Of nonpareil, solid. constitute a
square.
Displayed advertisements will bc charged
according TO the SPACE occupied, a. ABOVE
rAtes-tAero beiag twelve lines Of solid type TO
the inch.
To regular advertisers We oger superior I'M
'ucemsnts. both as TO rate OF charges ana
manner Of displaying their favors.
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
SPECIAL notices inserted for ten cents per
line for each insertion.
| Notices of deaths and marriages, twenty
cents per line.
| All bills for advertising are due when con-
| tracted and payable en- demand.
All letters, whether upon business or other
wise, must be addressed to
y. WEITNORE.
Publisher and Proprietor.
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New Advertisements.

21O day at home. Agents wanted. Out.
PA" ht and terms free. TRUE 4 CO.. An.
gusta, Maine.
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-. ----f~-~--f
A,M,P.N. AN. F.K-
n vi Train daily..;...... 4''"
y, a. Leaves = "a
Louisville Depot..",." O"
Frei. lat and Acoonmeds- 5,s eao
ticn daily.."...~,......''"' TO
sleeudg cars on mail train. Iicket oGlSos, a;sSsi
yenSsgH; 1,ySeH Jie Depot, 2s7 Main (cor. MaaiseA'
and 278 VI ain street, ,..,.a.D,isup't.
pAuUcAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
Nail Train or. lVeS......'''''''' '''''-.'' "a = a,
- lea eaveS..............'. .'''.'' " 60
The mail train leaves Covington for MEN, y
Dbis al IAN. AID returns TO QovingHoIt a, T.. y
500 ? m. Trains eay1lpg MS@pas esSopaa "i '''
br0m tno W. WILBUR, Sup't.
H.H. G1vEv Asst. a1p's: ,.,..u...u-y,.
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A SVTG,ShOt, LOIg.RaDGH Revolver
WITH SEVEN OTAMBERs.


WITH SEVEN CHAMBERS.
Specially adapted for tho pocket; loads
without removing the cylinder. which re-
wolves automatically when the hammer Is
raised. 1t is made Of The best English steel,
nickel silver plated, and has long, accurate
range, 1he retail price OF the Revolver is S,
bot the publishers Of the WEEKLY TnEs. by
special arrangement with the manufacturers,
Hre enabled TO send it. postpaid by mail, 10
all who subscribe for the WEEKLY TINES. at a
rifle over the Wholesale price, namely, 81.
which will pay for both the Revolver and
| TMEs. Or, any one who will make up a club
Of 10 subscribers for the TnlEs, at 81 80 each
shall receive Revolver for his services.
| A sample copy Of the fIMEs, with our Illus
trated List OF Premiums, and other doeu-
ments, will be sent free on application 10
CINCINNATI TINES CO.,
g. West Third st., Cincinnati, Ohio
93- llsdkW
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Insurance upon dwellings and FIRST class
commercial risks taken at fair rates, and
losses paid Immediately upon adjustment.
3z-37xxiv
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capital Authorized, 100000
Home Insurance Go.
OF MEMPHIS.

standing Finance Committee.
J.J. Busby. Of ]. J. Busby & Co; Owen
Dwyer, K. p. Boiling.
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QRoQO0 per DAY at home. Samples worth
9OHONU 81 tree sTIEsoS 4 Co.. Portland