EFFECT OF (TIKIftTAI (ft Off A
LOUIRUi,tt (.OCA!, EDITOR.
Will Hays, of the Democrat, thus
describes the way ho put in Christina* :
Going along, wc were hailed thus:
“Merry Christmas to you—let’s take
sutbin’“come iu an* have verlick
(■r;” “Yens cum in nnd dry dot ecuog,
dot ish boollvl” Won’t yon wet vour
whistle?" “Take a drink,” and other
like invitations from various individ
uals “along the line," all of which we
accepted, rather than hurt tlie feelings
of any of our friends by declining.
No lass than fifteen friends did wc
meet, and no less than fifteen drinks
did we hide under our nose, and no
two of the same sort, so that by the
time we reached Ben Barrett's corner
a rebellion broke loose iu us, and we
had hard work to keep on the outside
of enough six months' sickness as
would supply a regiment of John
Brown's “pet lambs” two months, each
“soger" taking two horns a day. AVe
wasn’t drunk, but n sicker boy never
escaped a coroner’s inquest, and AVcs
ton wasn’t half as tired when he reach
ed Chicago as we were. AVe have a
slight recollection of the scene that
presented itself to our gaze as we em
braced the chilly lamp-poet on Ben’s
corner. AA'e hugged it low down, and
went around it about twenty times be
fore we came to “anchor.” AVe got
loose from it once, and saw 20 more
just like it. They came to us as natur
al as a ffrl would for the same thing—
one soft embrace. AVe never before
saw as many people drunk at once.
The river was drunk ; the boats wore
drunk : the houses were roaliug; the
clouds were on a lark, every thing was
on a “bonder;” we were sick. The
river swelled up ready to “burst;” the
Norman stood on her nose; the Falls
Lity jumped up out oi me water like
a minnow ; the Bermuda got her stern
up, upset a board yard on the levee
and threw her wheel over her chim
neys; the Governor Allen kicked the
Frank Pargoud in the side, reached up
two or three times and broke loose;
the last we saw of her there were about
twenty Pink Varliles takiflg twenty
Governor Allens over the falls all at
once; the Belle Lee danced a reel for
her own amusement, while the Ameri
ca, with forty pilot-houses juul four
hundred chimneys, was trying to shake
.Toe Campion out of the wharf-boat’s
wheelhouse; the ferry-boats—well we
counted fifteen all trying to run over
each other and land at once, with fiOOO
people on board, all drunk. The lamp
posts all left ns. We heard a clap ot
thunder and something fall. It was
Jim Sinclair’s show-case, full of no
tions, and—us. Jim’s loss ain't insured
against accidents. The last thing we
remember was seeing about twenty
drays trying to back over its into Jim’s
wreck; about two hundred men pick
ing up it “youth to fortune and to fame
unknown” to put him on those drays.
It was done. The rest, is easily told.
We awoke that night, about midnight
feeling like our stomach was a way
station on tlie Xashvilly railroad and
two trains had come together—and
were backing out both ways. We
astonished our stomach witli five
pitchers of ice water and survived. If
our friends sen us for the next twenty
days looking like we belonged to the
Courier office, they must not
“View us with a critic's eye,
But pass our ini perfections by.”
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//o\v Gen Grant Got His Name.—
The following interesting facts arc taken
from Col. Adam Badcau’s “.Millitary
Career of Gen Grunt:
H train Ulysses Grant was born on the
27th of April, 1822, at Point I’leasent,
Cle tuont county, Ohio. His fattier was
of Scotch descent, and a dealer in leather.
Ulysses was the eldest of six children.
H entered the military academy Ht West
Point at the age of*sevenloen, the Con
irrmcttfin vvl-.i l lrnCllIT * • 1 ll'-s M IT Itili II f llW'rll f
O A * ‘
giving his name by mistake, as Ulysses »S
Grant. Simpson was the maiden name oi
his mother, aud was also homo by one oi
his younger brothers- This doubtless
o casioned the error. Toung Grant appli
ed to the authorities ct West ^I’oint and
the Secretary of War to have the bluudei
corrected, but the request was unnoticed.
His comrades at once adopted the initial
U. S. in his behalf, and christened him
Uncle Sam—a nickname that he never
lost in the army ; and when ho graduated
in 18 48, twenty first in a class of thirty
nine, his commission of brevet second
Lieutenant and his diploma both styled
him Ulysses S. Grant; by which name be
Las since been kuown.
ALABAMA SEWS.
Montgomery Jan. 1C—A meeting ol
leading citizens of Alabama bas been in
session bore two days. After calm and
patient deliberation the following resolu
tions were adopted unauimously :
Rtaolvetl, He recommend to tho people
of Alabama opposed to the constitution
proposed by tho convention lately in sess
ion at Montgomery, to abstain from voting
at an election to be hold on the 4th and
5th of February, upon the question of
ratifying or rejecting that constitution,
or for candidates for offices under it.
2. We alsrft'ceomiucnd to the opponents
of said proposed Constitution; that they
form and maintain effective poiitieal organ
isations among themselves, in every por.
lion of tho State, until they are delivered
from the perils which are iiupomliug.
The 30th day of January was recom
mended to the people of Alabama us a uay
of fasting ahd prayer to Almighty God to
deliver the people of Alabama from the
horrors of negro domination.
An address was also adopted, setting
forth to the poople of Alabama aud the
world the reasons prompting the white
people of Alabama to abstain from the
polls.
..-—-■
Wanted.—A phir of spectacles to
suit the eyes of potatoes. Tho club
with which an idea struck the poet.
A stick to measure narrow escapes.
The identical hook and line with which
an angler caught» cold. An umbrella
used in the reign of tyrant*. A knot
front the board a man paid seven dol
lars a week for.
TE27 EYCK, SOULE * CO„
Lumber Merchants,
tAJUFAC tubers,
A Nl>'DEALERS IS
FLOORING,
SHINGLES, SfC.,
Bus £rc, Arkansas.
WE are manufacturing and k^ep con
stantly on Laud, a largo supply of
Well jkasouril dumber.
Of every variety of timber, both ROLfllT and
DRESSED. Machine matched Flooring, ol
Tine and Cypress ; Ceiling, and a general va
riety of
Dimension Lumber, S!iln*les« Etc.
BILLS CUT TO OBBKR.
Orders promptly filled when accompanied
with the Cash.
We have also, in connection with the above,
in good running order, a first class
CORN MILL,
^ And are prepared to do all grinding that may
j be sent to our Mills.
Meal exchanged for Corn,
Ten Eyck, Soulo Co.,
Des Arc, January 1, 18U7.—jan6-ly
j GKO. M’LARKN. j. SIMS ALLEN
i McLaren & A.llen
GENERAL RECEIVING, FORWARDING,
—AND—
| (tamittijsision penchants,
AND DEALKU8 IN
, Dry Gods, Clothing, Jldts, Bjots,
and Shoes, ’
Groceries, Hardware,
QueeiiNivare, Cooking an Afieat
lug Stove*, Furniture, Etc.
1>ES ARC. ARK.
i
N. B.—The highest market price paid fot
! Cotton,* Hides, Pork. Corn, and Country
Produce. janll-tlm
i i» i c nr t it h: w:
AT
L. L. CROSS*
FINE ART GALLERY,
SITUATED ON HUENA VISTA STUi i T.
%{rtf gulnnuns,
Where*Pictures of ill kinds are rmvLn fi -r
’ small miniature to life size Photograph.**, an*
' colored with India Ink, Oil, or Water Colors
1 All work warranted perfect and durable.
The subscriber herein has spared no j ? us
or expense in making thisOALLKRY tar si r
; pass any in this Territory, and having ha
! an experience of many years in the bus:nos*
of Picture making, with the aid of a porfec!
! set of Apparatus, feel confident that he eat
I defy compel it iou in PRICKS or QUALITY.
PRICES REEK FED.
Having reduced my prices, it places Picture*
! within the reach of every man wo a inn am
| child.
j .lust fifty oeuLs is all ft»o expense.
Of a Picture made of your face,
j And f»;i* double that sum. if you quickly cotue
Will be made and put in a Case.
ILm’t delay tills opportunity, for you nia}
| never have *o good a chance again. It take
j but a lit tic time and expense to get a
i P E U F E C T P I C T U It E
j Of yourself or friends, and you never will re
I _;ret if. “Remember the old must die. am
i iU“ young may die.” So
“Secure the shadow.
’Pro the substance fade,
Lot art copy that
Which nature made.”
»| Photographs of Capt. llayburu/ ami view
i olHhe town for sale at the Oallery.
1 .shall keep constantly on hand a larg
. stock of Albums, Fhauls, and Casks, am
I till articles usually kept in a first-class Ual
j levy.
Ambratype and Photographic Goods. Appa
rut ns. Chemicals, etc., at Memphis prices.
Pictures taken in all kind- of weather.
Old * icturea copied and made now aud lift
iik* Please give me a call.
L. L. CROSS. Proprietor.
Des Arc, Ark., Nov. 80,1807.
Hailey & \\rarner
C.ISQ DEILURS IK
Groceries and Provisions,
Des Arc, Arkansas
Are in receipt of a large and fresh suppb
of Goods; and having purchased their stud
■ after the late decline of Gouda East, they fee
j confident of their ability to please their utuij
| friends and customers, both in regard t<
Price and Quality of Goods.
Terms, cash, and prices to correspond.
Des Arc, Arkansas, Juue 21*, 1807.
%»STARV
BILLIARD AND DRIKING
Sal o on,
Buena Vista Street,
DBS ARC, ARKANSAS
•
VLL kinds of Liquors, Wine#. Brtihdies.
. Segara, Tobacco,&o., constantly on hand
Don t forget the place to have a game of JM1
iiards or gel a good drink.
IPUSHOUSEIt A SAMUELS.
n. ii. iiARNin r.
Sf4MMS SASKft.
A«d General Repairer.
Will repair Old Harness, or make new ones,
Alan, repair baddies. Shop—opposite “fin*
zr.N orncK.”
Des Arc, Ark., May 18b7r--tf
wanted
l>y WILSOI Js <4*4* H,
flOOO I3*t«hel** Corn,
i For which the best rnurket price will be paid
Dea Arc, Jau. 2d. 1888, jan4 tf.
•
W. * PICKETT. LEVI JOY.
HAL I’ll WOBMKRLRY. JOHN D. CSSIEI
W. ». IMclcett & Co-.
EQTTBB mTCBS,
—AND—
Get. era1 nomnrUsion Kjrchant:
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
JAMES A. PAINE.JACK HORN J
WORMELEY, JOY & 00.,
Cotton Factors,
WHOLESALE
I Grocers and Produce Merchants
810 Front St., Memphis,Tenn.
TT will be seen by the above announoetnen
that we have established a branch nt pt:
house in New Orleans, under the mnnageniei
of Mr. tV. 8. Pickett, an old an experience
cotton merchant in the ©tew Orleans tradi
thereby offering to onr customers the ndvan
nges of either market for the sale of cot to
and purchase of snpplles.
jan5- WORMELEY. JOY k CO.
1. H. CHOATM, J. M- E\»TKRLY,
Memphis. New Orleims.
CHOAT3 St CO.
Wholenulo and Retail Dealers in
j ajftn. §
Hubs, S|)okos. Bellow s. Anvil-. Chain
i dins, Pistols, Smith & Weston Pi
ties, Builder's Hardware of nil
kinds; Also,
Cooking blows ol the most nppro%
t'd patterns, which wo warrant to giv
theAest of satisfaction, all which w
sell at the lowest price.
MO. 232 FRONT STREET.
olO-'lm MF.l/l'lItS. TF.\>
T. A. FI8UKR. 1*. AMIS, .IK.
FISHER & AMIS,
Marble Works
Dealers in
Italian & ^mnican tSlarlil
MONVMENTS, TOM ft 8, ETC.
HEAP VXD FOOT STOCKS
Table and Counter Tops,
Ami cv *y variety of
Marble and titone Work
don:: t.) ordkk, at shout noth:
(’or. *»f . \ •' •. < *<i loots,
Me m phis- Vem
| od . II*
■J. S. SHAW & CO
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
•*
j •
IjarbUwrc, 3jron, ■Stef'
y i n?
XAILS, TIX PLA TE, C EX ElXI
\ AVERY PLOWS,
Builders’ & Wagon Makers’ Stool
■ STOWS AND CASTINGS,
;
No. 233 Second Street,
I ’
Memphis, Tenn
Wk are agents for the Licking llollii
Mills, Ky., ana are prepared to oiler lar:
inducements to cash buyers, l’articular ;i
teutiou paid to orders. J. SHA^V \ CO.
octlOtf
£«£• C* «r*CSS3«*2-Js
WHOLESALE
G-HOCEn
Cotton Factor
—ANI)—
o m m i $ $ i o n JHmkau
No. 316 Front Street,
BETWEEN MONROE AX» t'Nlox,
! M Oil’ll IS, TF.NN
J. I'.ll UIEBTSOT.
Formerly of OeSoto county. Miss,
pcrmuucutii " itli iuc.
! scy?l -itm.
z. tr. a. rcir"3 & oo.,
COTTON FACTORS.
General Commission Merchant!
AMI PATENT KliiHT AtENVi,
Nu. From Street, I’p Si»tr»,
1 MHStl'HlS,-- - — fEXXKSSEl
.111 eoneigmuentii Will receive »ur person'
I utid prompt at ten tion. Wjll furnish Daggiu
! nu 1 Hi pc t« those who design lending «
their Cottou. ■epST-$l
|. L...
j you CAN 11UV
j LADIES CLOAKS
I At cn.i from WlUoa * <«oh.
Parkins, Livingston & Post,
Importers, Manufacturers md
PKVLKK8 IS
it ah lit) j\b m umm.
iJUnrhiitm) j?uj!pUf5,
) | 'w
:i.-o m ain Hrr.*
W: P n 7? 7TI f?
r. I’. CORBY, .igfnt.
HOLE ,1 tl KNTH FOH
IE. CAEVER CO.’S
, COT PON <r I TVS,
1*811h* and Ollier Borne Powers
Ifigersoll’s Cotton Presses,
,1 Tin* best Portable Cotton Poes* made; wil
make a five hundred pound bale by the labo:
i of two nun, to from fifteen to twenty minutes
mmm>•»
STATIONElt Y AND BOHTABLl
SAW 3IIJ.T-S,
’ Brass and Steam Fittings of All /kinds
FLOURING AND CORN MILLS
Aud Machinery of all kinds
'• I
B3S? Cl AST CTUCil
Bar Iron.
~ STK 15IH0.4T Sl'PPUES,
e IIAUMVARK, TIN, LEAD. COPPER, Ac
sop 14
OTT. FILBERT, Ki.oiin & (V, Lyons
France.
.!>0. A. MINTER. Memphis.
.! NO. W. WALKER, M. nphis.
FILBERT. WINTER 4 WiLKEF
> i
^ MboIfsalf#^mporttrs
Frr.nch. English, German, Austrian,
^ : llrhjian and Frustan
Dry Goods, Drugs, Medicines, JJardvm
and Vatin; Brandies. WY»tr» and
Liquors; Calf Skins, Tobacco
and ( <j" r.<;
NO. 274 SECOND STREET.
—m saui Ms'm £" 2a aWf a ii-2 A * * *
j ooiiOif
h4
o
GO
10
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I •
WORSHAM HOUSE
MEMPHIS, TEW.
OWING To the decline in provisions froi
wnr prices, raising my own vegetable!
the general economical arrangement of th
house, and close personal attention to busi
ness, 1 am enabled to accommodate 'B'ntll
Rinit €;n«‘xls at *:* I*«*r I»ut. ant
Bay Boarders at |85 Per Tiontli
• T>oling desirous that my friend* and th
wcKng public should have the advmitug
uf any deduction that can be made in thei
j favor. 1 will simply say that my table an
j general hotel accommodation* shall alway
be Jim-els 3«, and attention 10 gutu-13 e^ua
s to any hotel in the Southwest.
C- B. GALLOWAY,
j sep21 Cm Proprietor.
j ,V*OOlU£8 t- CO., K! V. vlll> LififSOM
tineftmaci. Memphis.
H. M. FKUGCSOX, Agt., Memphis.
yioornc^, HM-ITI I A t’O.,
»>R I LEI S IX
$addtny. Turd utau
I^allirr K Shoe *1 tiding;*,
J Tanner** and Currier* Tool* India Rubbe
g ! and Leather tiiu and Mill Rand,
f ! aud M*uuFuelurers of
Saddle*, Harness, Collar*, Etc.
3*2 MAIM STREET. SICSt. CC10E» STIRRUP
MEMPHIS, TENN.
CA8IC PAID VOU TUDRM.
September 14, 1M7—Cm
■; _■ i ■' .~*r
It. H. POE I R. If POE, J- A. NKVlis
West Point, Ark. M tmpliis. Tcan.
It. It. POR CO.
COTTON FACTORS
AND
<;<Mit'ral CommlNslon Jlfrchnnts,
\0. IN I, FROST STREET,
M EM 1* II IS T K N N E S S E E
■ ■—— •
Will, give their undivided attention to Re
ceiving and Selling of Cotton and other Pro
duce consigned to them, and to the purchase
of all orders for their customers. Cotton fcf.
<old strictly according to order and remit
tances made accordingly.
All Cotton &c., consigned to us will
be covered by Insurance unless otherwise in
structed
E<rr»^ Liberal advance- made upon all coti
lignmeuts,
C ircular.—The undersigned takes thy
i as one of the methods to inform his friend4,
J -is will be seen from the •\bove card, that he
I hf* formed a enpartnerihip for thojpnkrpose Of
| doing an exclusive commission business,
l In doing so lie thanks his friends for all past
| favors, and asks for a continuance of the
i «aine by consignment of their cotton and ot hur
produce, from one dozen eggs up to one thou
sand bales of cotton. Our Mr. Nevilshas had
; long experience in the selling of cotton, &c.f
i and is considered one of thejbest Cotton salvs
| men in the city. I pledge myself that all
; things that may be entrusted to us shall have
! my personal attention and shall be promptly
i and correctly attended to, andjstrictly account
ed for. As a firm we owe nothing, and wc
have entered into an obligaf ion.not to endorse
nor accept for any one unless we have the
• cotton. &c , iu hand. That being our policy,
we will in no ease have to sell one man s x*ot
! ton to pay another’man’s debt to keep from
£. injj to protest. Having been a citizen ol
Arknus-is lor the last ten years, and having
had a large acquaintance in the Confederate
avmv, [flatter myself that we shall receive n
liberal share of patronage, and that I shal'
yet bo able to make a living, and with that I
am determined to be satisfied.
I am. very respectfully, yoilr obedient ser
vant. ‘ R. II. l‘OK.
_ _ _ _
to
HIGHEST PREMIUM,
m
4
!SEWII!<}> HAGHJ’JE,
Awarded the highest premium at the Kxliibi
i tit.u of the
1 St. Jjiwis Agricultural and Mechanics
Fair, 1866,
THE \VOKLD\8 FAIL, LONDON,
AT THE
r«iE\tn exposition, pihis
Every Machine Warranted 3 Years
(From the Loudon Times.)
The AY heeler & Wilson .Machine, which i
the one hei circulated tor household work
• ii>. * no shuttle**, and makes the Lock Stitch
alike on both sides of the goods.
* (From the Scientific American.)
Wo use i he Wheeler & YN i suit, and pro
jounce it without a rival.
Send for Circular.
\ St MM'.U & FO..
To JelT-‘i,'*m St,, Memphis, Teiiti., 410 Xei’tl
5th Si.. St. f.oui*. Mo.
my 25,
MES. A. A. NEWMAN.
AGENT FOR
Mix. 8. .1. BROWN,
Is now receiving her Stock of
3f;tU IfttlHntrp (6cob*
't,! ^ <d
At her New Store,
No. 156 Main Street,
OPPOSITE THE OVERION HOTEL
MEMPHIS, TEXN.
HANINU The advnntpge of a long euperi
ence in the business, and a Stock o
Goods entirely new. bought at the St? 1*1
loss 4»*t rttten, she is confident that sir
can offer unusual inducement* as to style
.jualiry and price, to her old customers, am
#ich new ones as may favor her with a cull.
scp2Lf
K. W. Davis. \ Late of Mtastaftippi County
L. M. Bait.h > Arkansas.
DAVIS & BAUGH,
Cotton Factors,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocers and C ommission merchants
No. 17G Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
• —»' ———
W ill give their undivided attention to Re
reiving and Selling of Cotton and other Pro
duce consigned to them, and to the purehasi
of all ordera^or their customers. Cotton &c
sold strictly according to order and remit
* lances made accordingly.
All Cotton &c., consigned to us will hi
covered by insurance, unless otherwise in
i structed.
Liberal ad fauces made upon all consign
i wonts.
We have our own Warehouse, consequent!)
. our Cotton will be under our own control.
| September 14, 18b7—*Gm
* Tt a x A vc i e k 2i o u $ c.
e . _ w
J L C. HARDWICK, Proprietor
* j
j SITUATED ON
Adams street Nos. 61, 63 A 63
Between Second and Third.
> MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE
Tills Popular House, having been
; newly remodeled and arranged, is now
in most successful operation, its loca
tion being Central and convenient tc
business and to Railroads anil other
1 points of travel, makes it a desirable
stopping place for all visiting the city,
j The
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
■ And Farmers will ilud it fo tlieir ad
vantage to stop at this House, tran
sient fare reduced front 5s*i to i,2 50 pet
day. .Monthly day board Sad.
U. L. H Also WICK,
sep21-tf. Proprietor.
W A 1. T & C ()..
I)e«lorn in
prook k. r*biiit«ki:,
DRV UOOPR, BOUIS.
SllOt'.S, Hit*. C LOTHIStt
II1RDV IRI'.. NOTIONS,
IRON THIS. BitlUNii
, Ron:. &«.,
dss’aro, ARK:,
•
WE ARE VOW R'lN’EIVTVO. Aml wi!
keep consianily on hand, a large sup
ply of all articles needed hi this market. N\
sell
For Casb.,
And just as low as we can live at, govern*
I at all times by
1 ST. LOTIS AND 3AST3XU
MARK RTH.
—
NVo f el under obligations to our customer!
i and solicit a continuation of their favors. \V
will purchase or make advancements on Co
j ton shipped to our house in Memphis, or I
j our correspondents in New Orleans.
rnigl WALT & CO.
'JOHNSON & DAVIS
j Wholesale & Retail
DRUGGISTS
DES ARC, RKANSAS.
KEEP on hand a targe assortment of Drag
Medicines, Paints, oils. Perfumer
Patent Medicines. Wines.Brandies. Whiske
for medical purposes, which we will sell lc
for cash. Prescriptions and orders till
promptly. july21-tf
i ’ -.
W. J. TAPP, E. W. KENNEDY,
TU08. J. TAPP, EP. P. WA1.8H,
J. TAYLOR BERRY.
I* ■' I *
■ Tapp, Kennedy & Walsl
I Importers and Jobbers of
. ©E'f GOODS
NOTIONS, &c.
)|
• ft ft • ■» A TW «W
*>i w W » , —. JW • *■ tk
Between Seventh and Eighth St*.,
. South Side,
LOUISVILLE, AT.
sept 4 #
WATTENSAW
IST ursery
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND .
F It UIT Til E E H
ONE AM) TWO YEARS OLD,
' FOB s VLB IN 1867-8,
BY JOHN l>. MO BROW & SOX,
I
PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
f -IT ,\ VINO been engaged in this business f
’,,XX the last seventeen years, in Mweieeip
f and Arkansas; aud having studied it closel
we claim to have acquired a knowledge of tl
i Fruits adapted to our climate. We refer ti
public to specimens in cur Orchards, and 0
chants sold by us, iu this and udjoinir
counties. Address
John D. Morrow & Son,
jun22-8m Des Arc, Arkansas.
DRUGS!
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
FRESH DRUGS
' MEDICINES AND CHEMICAS,
I School Books and Stationery,
I Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Window-Glass, Pe
I funicry, Patent Medicines, Wines, Braudie
! Whiskey, for medicinal purposes.
Dromgoole’s celebrated Southern Remedic
! invariably for cash, at small profits.'
I juUll J. St. BtUlKEV.
______
C. A. JUDSON,
iMiNram am jdj»ib
Manufacturer of
SASH. DOOBS, BLINDS,
And dealer iu
GLASS AND PUTTY
rnil AXKFUL for past patronage and solicit
1 a continuance of the saute,
jan 2(1-1 y
S. X. JMJKSllX. J- f- OWK!
Jackson & Owen
FAMILY GROCERS,
(Opposite Greer’s new Brick Building.)
IJcji §trc, ^tkamsas.
Keeps constantly on hand tu
best Family Supplies, consisting in pat
I of Sugar, Coffee, Floor, Bae.in, Lard, Molaj
I sea, Coru Meal, Cltcese, Crackers, Caudle*
Soda, Oysters. Safdiues. Skewing Tobacco
] Smoking Tobacco, l.tgats, an'l evrrylititt
usually kept in a Fann y Grocery Bill pa,
, llie highest market price lot' all kinds o
| country produce, liit.es. Clttckeus, l*tggs
Butter and Game. Also will keep on bam
Fresh Meats, Beef, Pt rk, etc. nov2
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ni.OTHRS WASHER
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the best and cheapest
Masbing &lacbinf
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o EVER INVENTED.
SAVES TIME,
Sarves Labor,
’ SAVES €LOTHE3!
WARRANTED TO WASH PERFECTLY.
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.,1 i PlflCE—Uniform—*2.j for Family use
S-’S for Hotel t
Complete with Wringer.
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FOR SALE BY
! • WHEELER, PICKENS & CO.,
; So le Aents for Memphis and Vicinity.
I. ; SEND FOR CIRCTLAR.
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WHELER, PICKENS & CO.
—DEALERS IN—
' WOOD A M» WILLOW WARE.
ISKOOHS, IIRI SIIKS, ETC.,
330 ain Street,
• MEMPHIS TENIff.
Special attention given to written orders.
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(«GO. MITt'llKLI* J. F. 1IOFFMVS.
lioBERT MITCHELL.
Mitchell, Kofl'iiiun & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OK
FURNITURE,
■ —ASTI HKA1.ERS IN —
Car pet*. Oil t'lotlis, Curtains,*
Looking Glasses, llair, Moss, Shuck anti
Spring Mattresses,
Vo. *108 Main St , )
& 3G Monro© St., i Memphis, Trim.
September 14, 18G7—ly
L. ROCCO & CO„
WHOLESALE GEOCERS
: And Manufacturers of
i: Confectioneries
K STICK AND FANCY
IN All THEIR VARIETY,
Furnished Fresh Daily
. ' AND GUARANTEED PURE.
290 & 292 SECOND STREET,
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MEMPHIS, TENN.
Semi for a Catalogue. * sep21-Gm
tVM. OlUill.I.. 0. L. DENISON.
Kl)Mt\ND OlUllLL. * A, «. M’NEA*.
jORGILL RUG'S & CO.
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Imp oilers aud Dealers in
< $}arbtosirt, (Lutbni,
Nails, Castings, Iron,. Steel, Tackle
Blocks, Horse Shoes, Boat Spikes
French Window Glass, Gar
den Seeds Feed Cutters,
Belting ami Backing. Horse Powers,
"j Reaping, Mowing and Threshing
Maehiues, and everything pertaining
to the HARD ARE and AGRICUL
TURAL TRADE, at their old stand,
, No. 312 Front 8treet, cor. Monroe,
| ollt-3 MEMPHIS, TENN
'GOSS HOTEL,
DEVALLT3 BLUFF, ABE.,
«t- B. CJOS8, Proptr.
Would respectfully announce that he has
l opanvd a first Cla»N Hotel, ai De Vail's j
Dlutf, aud is now prepared to eutertaip
t guest*. His table, at all times, will be fur
nished with the beet that tfeuuarkef ntfordt,
| j There is also n €«oo<l Stable attached.
Oive him a call, a<*pt 1 tf.
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THE n
BOOK
AND
JOB OPFICEf
IS NOW IN
OPERATIC N!
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ALL KINDS OF
BLANKS
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jShfrilTs,
]*»&., Clerks,
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I * ' ' m ' ' fc.
Justices,
a lid Constables. |
Constancy |Upt m Siand,
. ... AND. . I
frimi d io oben on
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SHORT 4>TICE
LOWES RATES
F©3 jitSE,
1{. (i. MATTIES, Late ol' Lewis,
Matthews & Co.
('.!• :. J. V. AvANDKl!, Late of
Eri&t 3 1’oint, Ml
Matthews Alexander,
ManufactuivVg'tg for Sale of
*-riirULT»L IMPLEMENTS,
MACi-ltiy, ST3EDS,
jKNKKAL
Commit* JJlarlauts,
No. 272 See^St., .Ayres’ Building
OpjHpurt Square,
ME Ml'! US,-T2X.VE S .S'/.’,
FOlt SAL" agon*. Plows, Cotton
Presses, Cotui‘s- Horse Power*, Feed
Cutter*. Threi Machines. Reapers and
Mowers, Corn c>rs« hirI Plantation Im
plement* geut. And a large stock of
Machinery oj kind*—Stationary and
Portable Steap?t*ies, Saw Mills, Grist
Mills. IVoati a* n Working Machinery of
evrv dt#cripl# sep-1-bin
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TiLOR’S
AGU EEMSDY.
Contains her Quinine, Arsonic,
Or any otheCuoua ingredient. The on
ly safe, f*1 e-nd effectual cure for
CHILLS ogEBlHITTEXT FEVER.
J T 18 SO h* (hat Children can take it
with perpfety. Guaranteed to effect
ponuftued *» ®v«»7 «»*«• «**• it ft
(rial and b*>o°*d of i(» efficacy. It ia
reoommeiul eminent Physicians.
For sale bJ Burney, Dos Arc.
EDWIN fRIS & CO., Proprietor*.
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