Have We n fietifNMl
If our couutry ever needed a wise
and patriotic Congress, M items one
now. Every pillar tipOYi which the su
perstructure of (irovcrtiTnent rctttt,'
trembles. Every material interest on
which the welfare of our people de
pends. is in danger of perishing. The
safety of rjiegovernnieut itself, not less
ilian (lie prosperity and happiness of
tho country, hangs upon tiie justice,
prudence, and forbearance of Congress.
Valueless will lie the devoted services
and signal triumphs of our army and j
navy, if onr statesmen tail or falter in
performing their share of the great 1
work. A nd are they not failing ? Are
not the great questions of finance and j
currency overlaid ? Is not the yctnrn :
of the Southern people to their neens-j
tonied pursuits made subordinate to the |
question of negro suffrage? Has not
all the legislation of Congress, for j
nearly three years, had direct reference ]
to the presidential election? And j
now, at tiiis present moment, is not |
Congress using all its great power to
give the control of the presidential
election to grecu negroes w ho are con
fessedly “ignorant of the means by
wliieh suffrage is expressed?”
On the eve of events which may
bring pervading ruin and bankruptcy
—for witiiout the qqtton. tobacco, su
gar, rice, etc., of the South, these ca
lamities will inevitably cotnc—Con
gress is deliberately at work destroy
ing tiie executive and judicial arms of
the government. Tiie exeeufive author
ity was wiped out hv the last Congress,
the present Congress strikes at the ju
diciary. When the bill to strangle the
supreme court, which was rushed
through tlie House, passes in the Sen
ate, it will encounter a veto, and thou,
by a two-tliird vote, passed over the
head of the President.
The eternal truth of the maxim that
whom the gods intend to destroy are
first made mad, is lost as an example.
The lesson so recently, and with such
terribke effect, taught the rebels,proves
of no viflue to tlic radicals. 'Wiey i
blindly persist in a course which is j
sure to overwhelm lliem. The meas
ures kindred to those now being per
fected in Congress cost the Republican
party its ascendancy in six free Slates.
And yet. blind and reckless, Congress [
Icarus nothing and believes nothing of |
whaI is evident to all intelligent ob
servers. Tiiis utter delusion cjm only
bo explained upon the principle that
“madness precedes destruction.— [X.
Y. Commercial Advertiser.
Vfliri palMHits or Kx-i'enit'tleratf
Generis Is.
We learn from a letter to the lions* j
ton Telegraph, that Major General J.
G. Walker, of Walker's old division, is j
at Versailles, Woodford county, Ky.1
lie writes, in a private letter: “i have |
brought out from England a full set of!
steam agricultural implements*, and
design, during the coining season,;
cultivating a farm of some few him died
acres with them.'' Gen. M. Jeff.
Thompson, now in Xew Grlggiis, will
return North, and continue to solicit)
capitalists lo lake stock In a company
in New Orleans, which was organized
last spring, for tlie purpose of lighten-1
iug vessels over the bar at the mouth
of tlic Mississippi river, by means ofi
camels. Gen. Hindman is President of|
the Iron Mountain Railroad, in Mis
souri. Gen. Mitrniaduke i« engaged in
the commission and forwarding busi-I
ness in St. Louis. Gen. Forrest is at1
home in Memphis. Gen. Magruder is !
at present in Baltimore. Gen. Long
street lias been in New York. Gen. I
Wigfall is in London, engaged in pay
ing pursuits. So is Mr. Benjamin,,
who is practicing law. (fen. E. Kirby
Smith is as the head of an institution !
of learning in Kentucky, which is uu- j
der t lie control of the Episcopalians.
Gen. Rtiekucr is the President of the
Commercial Insurenco Company in'
New Orleans. Gen. Bragg is at the
head of the City 'Water Works of New
Orleans. Gen. Fagan is practicing his
profession (law) in Little Rock. Gen. !
Hawthorn is in the Brazilian army,
witu tue rank ol tjolonel. uen. doe
Johnson has resigned his position as
President of a railroad, and is at pres
' ent traveling in the North and East.
Gen. Beauregard is still President of
the New Orleans and Jackson Ilailroad;
headquarters in New Orleans. Gen.
Dick Taylor is making money with his
canal contracts in New Orleans.
Generals Wirtjind Dun Adams are 81
soengaged in business in New Orleans ; '
so are about fifteen oilier Major and
Brigadier Confederate Generals, inclu
ding Maury, Wheeler, &c. Gen. Shel
by is in or near St. Louis.
I.enp Year.
The ladies must not forget that this j
is leap year, and that the peculiar priv- !
ileges of leap year continue throughout
the year 1868. All the etiquette of the
sexes is reversed. If ladies wish to j
walk or ride with gentlemen, to dance
at balls, oreseort them home front par
ties, to attend concerts, or to treat them
to ice creams, they have the right to
ask, or rattier to command every thiug,;
for it is not to be supposed that a refu-;
■al in such a case is within the bounds
of possibility ; but the greatest and ;
most important privileges must not be
forgotten. There are thousands of
bashful bachelors, old and young, who
look hopefully to leap year, and are
waiting to be asked. They are anxious
to have some fair one to do what they
will never have the courage to do them
selves—pop the question. They want
to get married, but lack tiie courage to j
say so. Nothing hut leap year can save |
them from the most gloomy and horri
ble fate. The ladies must take pity on
these forlorn, but tonless wretches, and
not forget that if they go unmarried
another three year*, it will be theirs to ^
answer for. Common coquetries and
setting of caps won’t do. It is a right
up und doing business, and the old
blades not only expect to be asked, but
they are waiting for it with the great
est anxiety and impatience. If there
are any bachelors left in this commu
nity on the flr»t day of January 1809.
it is easy to sec whose fault It would
be.
p A Sweet Temper.
tfo trait of character is more valua
ble in a female than the possession of
a sweet temper. Home can never be
happy wilhout It. It is like the flow
ers that spring np in our pathway re
viving and cheering ns. !,<*♦ a man go
home at night wearied ami worn by
the toils of the day, and how soothing
is a word dictated bv-a good disposi
tion. It Is sunshine falling on Ids heart.
He is happy, and tl»e cares of life are
Forgotten. A sweet temper lias a j
soothing influence over the minds of j
the whole tymily- Where it is found
in the wife and mother, you observe ,
kindness and love predominating over |
the natural feeling of a had heart.—
Smiles, kind words and looks charac
terise the children, ami peace and love
Mtve their dwelling there. Study then,
to acquire and retain n sweet temper
It is more valuable than gold, it capti
vates more than beauty : and to the j
close of life it retains all its freshness j
and power.
Ot.n Kooks.—Among the most precious
of ancient things that we arc in danger of
losing is the fine oid-fashioned taste for
literature proper and pure. IVe do uot
love literature ss the Queen Anne men
loved it, nor as some of the Johnsonian set
loved it, not- as it was loved by a little group
of men not more than a generation back.
Wc are sJf turned publicists mid thinkers j
and aesthetic philosophers. There do not
seem to he left, nor to he springing gp. any
men of the antique stamp, with a delicate
enjoyment of all soTts of bonks for their
own sake, just as men enjoy good wine for !
its cwn sake. We dash at a book to evis- j
cerate it as swiftly as we may, and, having 1
got out of it what nutriment we can, rush I
off pell meil somewhere else. Where is
the man who takes up his book daintily
and caressingly, as lie would take up a
glu%s oi’wine, ancient and of a rare vintage,
turning over here a page and there a page. I
enjoying a Bash of its colour, and prolong j
ing his delighted sense of its fine aroma j
and Ixagiot. Tjje old heroes who lingered |
nnd brooded over a book as the bee lingers
in the bell ofa flower in the sunshine have j
nearly all gone, nnd none others step in ;
their places. This is only onc.of the thou- |
sand signs that wc are fast stripping our
selves of a capacity for pleasure.
-Some time ago n Federal soldier
who had served through the war. when 1
engaged in conversation with a number
of Radical politicians, asserted the fi- *
dolity of the Southern people and sol
diers to obligations imposed by defeat i
in battle. Tie denied that they were
unlit for duties of citizenship, and as
serted Iheir fidelity to the original
Federal Union. His nssnrvnfjohs were
contradicted by a Radical who hap
pened to have a share of wealth. The
ex-soldier, Gilbert It. Bates, on a wa
ger, proposed to start from Vicksburg,
and announcing himself a true Union
soldier, to carry the Federal flag from
the Mississippi to the Atlantic. Thus
ftir lie lias been kindly reeeivSd by the
people along bis route, and we do not
doubt that within the week be will
reach his destination.
Wc heard of Mr. Hates in the inte.
rior of Mississippi. He moves along
steadily, and without a penny in his
pocket is entertained by the rich and
poor alike along his line of march.—.
[Memphis Avalanche.
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CH. FILBERT, Kli»mn & Co., Ljous,
•Vance.
JNO. A. MINTER, Memphis.
JNO. W. WALKER, Memphis.
ALBERT. HINTERi WALKER; |
^tbolrsalr importers,
fWnch, English, German, Austrian, I ]
Belgian and Drubsian
hy Goods, Drugs, Medicines, Hardware
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and Cutlery; Brandi**, Hints and *
Liquors; Calf Skins, Tobacco
• and Cigars;
NO. 374 SECOND STREET.
JOIirHIO, TSSTST. r
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>60. M ITCHELI.. 4. P. HOFFMAN.
H<>H KKT MITCHRI.L,
Mitchell. Ilofl'nian A Co.,
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MANUFACTURERS OF ATX KINP9 OF
FURNITURE,
— ANl) D6AI.SS9 IN—
C arpets, Oil Cloths, Cnrtalns,
I,coking Gljssep, Hair, Moss, Shuck and
Spring Maitroesca,
So. 80R Main St , >
& 86 Men roe fit., f Memphis, Tear..
September 14, 1867—ly
TEN EYCK. SOULE * CO.,
Lumber Merchants,
AND DEALERS IS
FLOORING,
SHINGLES, AC.,
Dos &rc, Arkansas.
4TTE are manufacturing ami keep con
v T atantly on hand, a large supply of
Of every variety of timber, both ROUGH and
DRESSED. Machine mulched Flooring, of
Pine and Cypress; Ceiling, and a gen ual va
riety of
Dimension Lumber, Shingle?, Etc.
RILLS (IT TO ORDER.
Orders promptly filled when accompanied
with the- CisH.
Wo have also, in connection with the above,
in good running order, a first class
.n 1i
And arc prepared to do all grinding that may
be sent to our Mills.
Meal exchange l for Corn.
Tan Eyck, Soule & Co.,
L)es Arc. January I. 1 Ht>7.—jan5-ly
<iKO. M LARKS. J. SIMS ALLF.N
MlcTjaren &■ AJlen
GcHERSL RECEIVING FO"WHRDING,
— AND—
(f ommisoton Ulcrcrants.
AND DEALKUS IN
Dry Gods, Clothing, Hat?, Boots,
and Shoes,
Grorfi'iei, Hardware.
4{necns>wnre, Cooklnganil lleut
las Siam. I’uiit lime, tie.
I>ES ADC. AUK.
X. B.—1The highest market price paid foi
c-itton. Hides, Pork, Corn, apd Country
Produce. janll-Om
i» i o rr it k e » r
AT
I.. t ROSS’
SITUATED OX BUENA VISTA STKEKT,
ilrs |lrc, gtrluntsas.
Where Pictures of all kind# are made, front
small miniature to life sin- Photographs, and
colored with Tndia Tnk, Oil, or Water Colors.
All work warranted perfect and durable.
The subscriber herein has spared no pains,
or expense in making this OAid.EKV far sur
pass any in this Territory, ntid having had
an experience of mangy years in the business
of Picture making, with Hu* aid of a perfect
set of Apparatus, feel confident that he can
ucfy competition m riilihs or QUALlli.
rim es REDIXEI).
II.it'ing reduced my prices, it places Pictures
within the reach of every luau woman and
child.
Ju«f fifty cents is all the expense.
Of a Picture made of your face,
And for double that sum, if you quickly come,
Will be made and put iu a (’aso.
Don’t delay this opportunity, for you may
never have so good a chance again. It takes
but a lit tie time and expense to get a
I* E It F EC T P I CT U K E
Of yourself or friends, and you never will re
gret it. ‘•Remember tins old must die, and
the young may die." So
••Secure the shadow,
’Ere the substance liade,
Let art copy that
Which nature yiade."
Photographs of Capt. Rayburn, and views
>f the town for sale at the Gallery.
1 shall keep constantly on hand a large
itock of Ai.bi'ms. Frames, and Tasks, and
ill articles usually kept in a tirat-class Gal
cry.
I will also furnish Country Artists with
Vmbrufype and Photographic Goods. Appa
ratus. Chemicals, etc., at Memphis prices.
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather.
Old rititorc* copied and made now and life
ik. Please give mo a call.
L. L. CROS3. Proprietor.
Dea Arc, Ark.. Nov. HO, 18ti7.
%‘STAU’/
BILLIARD AND DRIKING
f
Bueaa Yista Street,
> K 3 ARC, ARKANSAS.
VLL kinds of Liquors. Wines, Brandies,
. Segars, Tobacco, Ac., constantly on hand
>on’t forget the place to have a game of Bil
iards or get h good drink
HOLS HOUSER & SAMUELS.
IV. II. HAltlN'ETT,
K4&&S33 &AS8&,
Anil General Repairer.
Will repair Old Harness, or make new ones.
Iso, repair Saddles. Shop—opposite “cm- 1
ts OIHCI.”
Dos Arc, Ark.. May *5, Ififi"—tf
AVAVTEl)
J WIIMH tl O»H,
SOOO Bu«lu>l8 Corn,
or which (h, b*.( ui.rk.t price will be pa d. I
Ari, J.» M, TM«. J»n« if. '
I H. R. TOR * R. II !»*. J * RRVILF,
W«M I'oinA, Ark. MrmphiB, Tenn.
R. R. P< >K A CO.
COTTON FACTORS
AID
<.rnrial OmmiAsi.n Mcrfhants,
Wo. 189, FROWT STREET,
M K M PHIS T K N N 1£ P 8 K K.
W114, give their wtdivid>»U4»ttention to Re
ceiving and Selling of Cotton and other Pro
dnoe consigned to them, and to the purchase
! of all orders for lh< if customers. Cotton Ac.
j R.oid strictly nccoVdifig to order and rerait
I lances mode accordingly.
All C otton Ac., consigned to ns will
I he covered by Insurance unless otherwise in
' structed
Liberal advances made upon all con
signments.
Circular.—The undersigned fakes this
j as one of the methods to inform bis friends,
I as will be seen from the above card, that he
j has formed a copartnerihip for the purpose of
doing an exclusive commission business.
In doing so Ire thanks his friends for all past
favors, and asks for a continuance* of the
sanu* by consignment of their cotton and other
! produce, from one dozen eggs up to one ihou
l sand bales of cotton Our Mr. NeviLs has had
long experience in the selling of cotton, Ac.,
I and isconsidevod one of thejbest cotton safes
j men in the city. 1 pledge myself that nil
I things that may be entrusted to us shall have
| inv personal attention and shall be promptly
j and correctly attended to, and'strictly acconnt
j cd for. As* a firm we owe ^nothing, and we
j have entered into an obligation not to endorse
nor accept for any cyie. unless we have the
■ cotton. Ac , in hand. That being our policy,
i we will in no case have to sell one man’s cot
i ton to pay another man’s debt to keep from
going to protest. Having been a*citizen of
; Arkansas for the last ten years, and having
| had a large acquaintance in the Confederate
i army, l flatter myself that we shall receive n
liberal share of patronage, and that I shall
j yet be able to make a living. #and with that 1
ara determined to he satisfied.
| l am. very respectfully, your obedient ger
| vant. * ' R. II. POE.
j Sep 71 f.
HIGHEST PREMIUM,
SEWIBG/ CIMMIU
! \ warded the highest premium at the exhibi
tion of t lie
! St- Louis Ar/rimltnral and Mechtfnicul
FntV, ISOli.
j TIIU WORLD'S FAIR, LONDON.
AT XI IK
I'RliVCII EXPOSITION. FIKIS.
Every Machine Warranted 3 Years.
(From thr London Times.)
The Whruler £ Wilson Machine, which is
the one beet calculated for household work,
uses no shuttles, and makes the Lock (ditch,
alike on both sides of tl.e goods.
(From the Scientific Vnn-rienn.)
Wo use the Wheeler £ Wi on. and pro
nounce it without a rival.
Send for Cirru/nr.
\ SL'M.NKK £ 00 .
70 Jefferson St., Memphis. Teuu., 415 North
i 5th St.. St. Louis, Mo.
| my -5, lS(i7-ly.
TA VI A >irs
AGUE REMEDY.
Contaius Neither Quinine, Arsenic,
Or any other Poisonous Ingredient. The on
ly safe, pleasant and effectual cure for
-MS
HULLS OR INTERMITTENT FEVER.
I T is so harmless that Children enn take it
with perfect safety. Guaranteed to effect
a permanent cure in every case. Give it a
trial anti he convinced of its efhcacy. It itt
recommended by most eminent Physicians.
For sale by J. M. Burney, Dos Arc.
EDWIN MORRIS & CO.. Proprietors,
dec ill-6m EOF18VIK.EE, HI.
it a t (1 tv i c k it o it $ f.
L C. HARDWICK. Proprietor.
SWEATED ON
Adams strict Nos. 61. 63 & (j,j
Between Second and Third.
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
THIS Popular House, having been
newly remodeled and arranged, is now
in most successful operation, its loca
tion being Central and convenient to
business and to Railroads and other
points of travel, makes it a desirable
stopping place for all visiting the cite,
i The
COUXTIiY MKRCHAXTS
And Farmers will liud it to their ad
vantage to stop at this House. Tran- ,
stout fare red need from >:t lus;’ 50 put
day. Monthly day board s>30.
(J. L. HARDWICK,
septil-tf. Proprietor.
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It. G. MATTHEWS, Late of Lewis,
Matthews »t Co.
('apt. .1. C. ALEXANDER, Late of
Friar g Point, Miss.
Matthews & Alexander,
Manufacturer’s Ag'ts for Sale of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,'
MACHINERY, SEEDS,
AMU GENERAL
(Commission Merchants, j
No. 272 Second St., Ayres* Building 1
(Ij-posito Court StjUare,
ME struts,.TENNESSE .
FOIl frllaftl. Plows. Colton
PreibcR, Crfttou Oim», Bom 1 ewers. Feed
Cul-tfn, Thrt-hing Machine*., Reapers and
Mowers, Corn Sbvllers. and Plantation Im
plements generally. And a large stock of
Machinery of alt kinds—Stationary and
Portable Steam HngiVicf*. Saw Mills, tirifci
Mills*. Wood al* Iron Working Machinery of
•▼ei v description. aay>21-Am
_.. - _ _ . 1 "'■■■
Stewart, Gwynne & Co.
Important to Purchasers!
PRICES TO SUIT THE TlSlES!!!
Hr drill re lo call the attention *r Farmers and Merchant* to
our Luckc and (General Mock, conslnllait I** P1** * a* :
m R Q cT E H I -i 8*
DS7 ©©©35i J^SIID I!07I0!!i
CARPETS AND RUGS,
c ti O T H I N O,
OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
BOOTS AKTD iSflir
—o—_
HATS,
FN'S AND ROY’S, A LARGE A8S0RTENT.
®ruu!ss, Valises, (Barpet fags, Radies’
dfsmjrauions and ,f atchrls,
QUBENSWARB,
Lamps and. Goal Oil.
8taM@a®£T»
FURNITURE.
H A R D W A R El -
SADDLERY.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
STOVES AND JAMMINGS.
TIKTW-'4-11®3’
Castings and Hollow-WarCs
-0
Wooden-Ware,
AilHCaiLTURAU ttMJttSflX*,,
PLOWS, COTTON SCRAPERS. COTTON SWEEPS, CORN 8HELLERS,
*CORN MILLS, OX AND HORSE WAGONS, Ac , lea.
CarTTTMC BEI/riNQ,
PA^TISTTS A^STD OITJB
Sasli, Grlass cfo Putty.
LIQUOR0,
Onr stock was purchased from Manufacturers and first class PftiVftit‘thus giving
us (lie advantage of the host markets in this country ; and we hope hr low prices and
-triet attention to business, to merit the patronage so liberally extended to us in the
past. All are invited to examine our stocK and prices.
STEWART. GWTME & CO.
X I!. We pay the highest rates in cash, for Cotton and Country Produce, and
make liberal advances to persons who wish to ship to Memphis. New Orleans, or New
York SS. (jt. & Co.
Pea Arc. Arkansas, September 28 1887.
1ST IC W Gr <3 O D S !
A VERY LARGE AND WELL 8ELECTED STOCK OF
NEAV AND DESIRABLE
mu Am mmsm mmi,
JUST RECEIVED AT
v» «a*it & mmm,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Juadies Dress Goods;
Such :ts Alpacas, Alpaca Lustres, Black Alpaca Merinos, London
Mohairs, Motialr Ltistres, Coburgs, Saxony Agatha Stripes,
Rich Paris Crepe Eugenie, French «le Roulnlv, French Me
rino, Saxony Plaid, Scotch Plaid,Mousselelne Delaines;
a very large variety of Ladles’ Cloaks and Shawls,
Opera Flannels, Whltennd Red Flunnels, Lluseys,
a large and very tine assortment of Blankets,
Black Silk, Ginghams, a line assortment of
White Goods, all of which will be sold
VERT LOTT, REGARDLESS OP COST PRICES.
also—A tine assortment of Prints, Blenched and Brown Domestics. Table
Cloth. Toweling Balmorals, Furniture Cloth. Velvets. Cotton Stripes, Mar
Kittles Quilts, Hoop Skirts, a fine assortment of Woolen ^overU*ts: amt a very
larjre Stock of .leans. Tweeds Casinets, Elmira Cloth, Kersey, American
Twill, and a tine assortment of Cnssimero, Broadcloth, Doeskin.
Saddles and Bridles. Shoes and Boots, Shot Guns, Hides and i i«tols. Cut
lery Pocket Knives. Butcher's Knives, Carving Knives, Table Knives and
Forks. Tea and Table Spoons. Spectacles, and Shaving apparatus; a fine
assortment of Umbrellas and Meerschaum Pipes; a large variety ofWoolen
Opera Hoods, Sbawlfc aiul Breakfast Capes, Knit Coala lor Misses and ( ntldron,
Ladies’ Hats.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Over- and Undershirts, Linen Bostftn Shirts, Hats. Caps, ami
very Hue and well selected Stock of Clothing. Call and sec, wo will sell
eat bargains in Clothing.
NOTIOKS.
Our stock of Notions ia large, and consists of a variety of dress, pant', coat, vest 1
and shirt buttonafwpool cotton, flax and silk thread, floss, serpentine braid, star braid,
silk crochet braid, worsted braid, edgings, inserting, laees, magic ruffling of all sues
dress, card, tassel and bugle trimming of all colors, silk ribbon trimming and a large
assortment of belt and bonnet ribbon; french flowers; a fine assortment ot crewel; linen
and cotton tapes, skirt braid: Ladies’ aud Gents’ pocket book, uud companion*! plto
Uigraph albums, and a large assortment of combs of all descriptions: toilet soap and 1
perfumery; french and jews harps, spinning tops, marbles, china and wax dolls.
p< cket mirrors, work und shaving boxes; a largo assortment of Ladies collars and
•utL. silk, lisle thread, kid and cotton gloves; a large assortment of hosiery, suspen-l
Jars, embroidered, linen and silk l^udkcrobiefs, cravats, totting, crochet and sewing
needles; fancy Shetland shawls, fancy walking basques; melton cloth and silk.dusler».
.• hosterfield’s Indies bats and trimmings; white embroidery, skirtiug. Irish linen, j
illirt bosoms, fancy silk bonnets; stationery, accordeons, violins; the roman. german
ind itaiutu violin and guitar strings; brushes of all descriptions; musquito nets;
runks; saddles and bridles and saddle Wallet.
Having purchased our Hoods in the best markets, and when they were at^tl eir ;
on , : prices, we and wiii sell as cheap as auy house in this part of the country.
Him us a call aod see us, and examine Good, and prices.
WS UATES Jk BllO.
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SAVES CLOTHES!
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[ warranted to wash perfectly.
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' PRICE—l inform—?2o for Family use
$2S for Hotel use.
i Complete with Wringer.
FOK SALE BT
! WHEELER, PICKENS & CO ,
le A cuts for Memphis au<l Vicinity.
PEND FOR CIRCPLAR.
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WEB LER, PICKENS & CO.
—DHAI.EIlS IN—
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WOOD .1XD WIM.OW WARE,
IIROOMS. imiSHES, ETC.,
330 aiu Street,
MEMPHIS TENN.
Special attention given to written orders,
oct 19-4 in
L. ROCCO & CO,
WHOLESALE OEOCEES
And fianufacturers of
Confectioneries
STICK ANDJAXCV
IX AM. TIIEIR VARIETY,
Furnished Fresh Daily
AND GUARANTEED PURE.
290* 202 SECOND STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Send for a Catalogue. sep21-f>m
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kpmf$1> onaiM . a. s. m’neak.
ORG1 L BROS & CO.
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Imt*oiUrs and Dealers in
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IjarbliJiirf, {^ntlcrg,
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Nails, Castings, Iron, Stoel, Tackle
Blocks, Horso Shoes, Boat Spikes
French Window Glass, Gar
den Seeds Feed Cutters,
Belting and Packing, Ilorso Powers,
Reaping, Mowing and Threshing
Machines, and everything pertaining
to the HAK1)ARK and AGKKT'L
TL'R.YK THAI>15, at their old-stand,
No. 312 Fpoat Stre-. t, cor. Monroe,
ol9-8 MEMPHIS, TEXX
GOSS HOTEL,
DEVALLS BEOFF, ARK.,
•J% B.G1-OHS, Pr<>j>ti".
it owdd respectfully announce that ho has !
opened & first ClMIM Hotel, at DeValls
Bluff, Ark, pud is now uivpured to entertain j
guests. IBs table, at all tunes, will bo Fur- ;
bialied with tbebo'sl that the mSrket attack,
there Is also a Good Stable at Cached.
Gr»« hlui a call. * ,, ,,t t tt
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VloUKKS & CO„ EDWARD 1. If SOM,
Cinotnuaii. Memphis.
H. M. F1.R(• l Sv>A, '. g! , M, niphis.
sAjwhkm, S.VUTII ,v <■<>.,
ni ALtas tx
$ a d d t r r y, Mardu’arr.
■.rather A shoe Flailing,
raauera' *od,Currivra Tools, India Rubber ‘
aud Leather Gin and Mill Hand,
and ♦Innufacuirers of
laUtHes, Durness. Collars, Eic„
342 RUIN STRICT, SIGN. GOLGEN STIRRUP
MEM PH let, TENX.
CA.M1I PAID FOR IIIILRN.
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OPERATION!
ALL USDS OF
BLANKS
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and Constables.
d'onoiatiit? gcpt on fund.
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PRIM ED TO ORDER OX
SHORT NOTICE
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AT THE
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Perkins, Livingston & Post,
Importers, Manufacturers and
DKU.KR8 IS
MilBD&i) iVMU LSHEliAL
|Hachiurvy £upptirs,
3«0 3tt A 1 \ ST.,
p;K^pirxs1?1 r»sfjst.
F. I*. CORBY, Agent.
hole: aqknts t’oit
E. CARVER CO.’S
COTTON GINS,
****<■’ *•»cl Other Horse I’omrs,
Iugersoll's Cotton Presses,
I lie beat Portable Cotton Press made ; will
make a five hundred pound bale by the labor
»f two men, in from titteeu to twenty minute’*.
'TATJOXKR V ANT) PORTABLE
SAW MILLS,
ira^s and Steam Fitting* of All finds,
flouring and corn mills.
And Machinery of all kinds
sSST a ACT DTTLL,
I3ar Iron
sTtmitotT SI i'i*ui s,
uakuwahe. tin, lead, Correa, &c.
sep!4